The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-06-23
IN A NUTSHELL

Paterson, N. 1.-THE presence Of troops and
the tight closing OF saloons caused peaceful
Sabbath.
Z Middleboro, Ky.-Rival saloonkeepers at
result. IN 4
Boston-President Roosevelt will be a guest
at the banquet OF the International League of
Press Clubs Wednesday evening.
st. Louis-Four boys were drowned by the
capsiz1ng OF a boat within sight OF hundreds
who were unable to save them. q
San Francisco-Major General Wheaton,
who has been in the Philippines over three
years, has arrived on the transport Sherman
Philadelphia-An unmanageable electric
car at Chestnut Hill collided with another,
and score or more were injured. but none
fatally. X -!>-
Toronto, ont-Al attempts to run street
cars were futile. as the strikers and their
friends were too active, and troops have been
asked for. - r.
rived from Manila. She is one of the ships
CAPTURED from the<Spaptsh by Admiral Dewey
at tho battle OF Manila bay. o. e ~
Princeton N, J.-Grover Cleveland emphat-
cally denies that he will speak at Tammany
Hall July 4 or that he will campaign in Oh
ney's interests for the presidential nominal
ton. ~, s.t y. @.sH @-& I, ~
Knoxville Tenn.-Alonzo Barger charged
soldiers in the Philippines, in the presence
OF Lincoln Monday, with being hoodllums and
towards. Result: One dead. three fatally
wounded. p. ::
Cambridge, Mass-The citizens are ques-
tioning If under the order issued by Mayor
McNanee closing all churches, halls and other
places where the people may congregate on
account of smallpox, the commencement ex-
ercises at Harvard can be held. z
Washington-Although each house has
passed a bill to protect the president and
those in line of succession from attacks by
anarchists or cranks, 1t ts not believed any
Joint action resulting in legislation on the
matter will be taken during the present SeS-
sion. !, 4,@!.-
New York--Estes G. Rathbone, formerly di-
rector OF, posts in Cuba, who was recently
released from prison by the Cuban govern
ment, which granted amnesty to all American
offenders behind bars, arrived tonight from
Havana, on the Ward liner Niagara. which
anchored In quarantine. ~-.' d.. - :.
Washington-President Roosevelt has had
General Wood as a bachelor guest during the
past week and these two have given numerous
outdoor lunches. The salads and liquid mix
lures they have concoGted are declared very
palatable by those who were so fortunate as
to have been entertained. -. T.
Wiliiamstown, Mass.-Wilians opened her
108th commencement yesterday, when Presl-
dent John Haskell Hewitt preached the bacca-
laureate sermon to the graduating class. A
large number of alumni are in town for the
Inauguration Of Prestdent-electt Henry hop Top
kins, '5S. OF Kansas City. which will take
place Tuesday: -. So. fz
New York-The controller Of "combina-
ton car of the Sixth and Amsterdam ave-
nue. line got damned at One Hundredth street
and Amsterdam avenue last night, and the
car ran wild for half mile: 1T was pretty
we'll filled with passenger The car hnaliy
ran off the tracks at One Hundred and. Tenth
street and bumped along the .cobblestones for
ten feet. Mrs Elizabeth Cavanaugh, AZ years
old, struck the seat In front OF her with sucn
force that one of her ribs was broken.
Columbus, Ohlo-Whle John R. Mclean de-
clares that he will make no great effort to
control the democratic state convention. the
truth is that he is determined to crush Mayor
are now going about the state with one OF
the most startling proposals ever made in
Ohio politics. They declare that there is
rary chairman. and suggest that Sept. (:
| would be "a good day on which to follow the
precedent. 49, -, Ia. g. ~
Chicago-The destruction of all nations and
persons who fail to accept the: faith OF me
Church of which he is the head were foretold