The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-08-07
TOLD IN A LINE

Alvin, Texas-Two business blocks burned.
Loss 500. 600. :.' SIS
issued in connection with the July corner in
oats. T. =. H.. - E" % & -.
Denver, Col-The democratic state conven-
ton has been called to meet IN Denver
Wednesday, Sept. g. .-,a. L.
Cairo Ills. O. Ragsdale, living on farm
near West Vienna, with his father. w. D.
Rassdale, shot and killed the latter. ~
Babylon, N. Y.-Three poles, 100 feet long,
| when joined, and weighing nine tons. arrived
| from Oregon for the Marconi station. ~
New York-Miss Clara Barton is back from
Europe and says she believes the Gar OF
Russia Is earnest in desiring universal peace
| Philadelphia-stogie and cheroot manufac-
| turers have incorporated in Delaware with
S., SOC, 900 capital to place their goods IN for
| eign markets.
Denver, Colour cloudbursts were report
ed yesterday-one near Walsenberg, one near
| La Veta, the third at Huerfano and another
near Santa Clara
Newport, R. I-Mrs. H. II. Hunnewell has
sued for divorce, charging cruel treatment,
| drunkenness and violation Of the marriage
| vows. 1t is a society scandal
St. Joseph, Mo.-samuel Pryor. recognizing
that death was near, summoned his band and
ordered the leader to conduct "a concert OF
lively airs beneath his window. s:~-.-f
| Chester, VIC. A. Adams, q respected
farmer. was shot by a spring gun set for
TO" Tor amusement n, for fifteen years.
| Guthrie, OkIa.-Rev. John Boyle, member OF
| the supreme bench of Dakota under Presi-
! dent Johnson, and later practicing lawyer,
was killed in a runaway at the age of 80.
| New York-Rev. Dr. ]. c. Egbert, of New
ark, has received notice of his appointments
| to the American university at Rome, to oc-
cupy a chair at the university for the year
! 1903-1904. 81. :. .-. ~
ing unable on account Of heavy seas to reach
Chicago, returned here. She crashed into 8
pier and her crew were rescued by the life
| saving crew. 80 ID. 49,. 's. '-.,f ~.
Fort Worth, Texas-Brakeman Carpenter
on Rock Island through express, met a. mar
who was trying to hold up the train, and al
though shot through the hand. caused tht
! robber to drop off. s,.I.sza .. -
west of Ration, N. NJ, a cloudburst drowned
four persons-Mrs Francesca Dominguez ant
three children A man, his wife and three
children are reported drowned at Terceo.
Florence, Col.-The two rear coaches of
special on the Rio Grande California bound
were struck by an eight-foot wall Of water IL
Peck creek, and thrown forty feet ant
against q farmhouse, but the passen gers has
loss of life resulted d. = ~. = =
New York-A committee in charge of tn,
REIMBURSEMENT Of the capitalization for the Dis
tilling Company Of America has announced
the preferred stock have deposited thei
shares under the plan of conversion, which i
now declared operative. ~-52<..s 2. 49,
New York-Mrs. Eliza Young, % years o
age; the Oldest actress In America Is dying a
the Actors Fund Home in west New Brigh
! ton She has been Ill for ten days and hope
had been entertained Of recovery but thes
| finally have been abandoned. A fall whic1
fractured her hip brought on the decline. Mrs
Youngs stage career in England and Amer
lea covered period Of nearly seventy years
New York-A body found in Central par
with a bullet hole in the head has been identi
fed as that of Hermann Kellar, said to be tn
son Of a Breslau multimillionaire. Kella
- resided in this city. His widow says he lei
home July II; ana tnat Da an oePoslts OF sev
withdrawn. The pockets of Kellar's clothin
were torn out and when his body was foun
no pistol was discovered neal, the spot.