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HISTORY.

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CRAFTS.

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THE DRAMA.

Plays and Players OF the Last Quarter Century
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Francesca d, Rminl Gabriel DAnnun,o
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The Manor Farm.

4 NOVEL. BY NJ +. FRANCIS Mrs.
FRANCIS BLUSDBLL), author Of "Pasto-
rails of Dorset Flanders Widow etc.
With Frontispiece by Claude G. Du Pro
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FINANCE.

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Life the Interpreter.

A STORY. ny PHYLLIS BoTroME.
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A modern story Of social conditions,
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The Lord Protector.

4 STORY. BY s. lEvETT YEATS, author
Of The Chevaler D'Auriac, THE Heart
Of Denise" etc. With Frontispiece.
Crown. $40, cloth, $50.
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-07-16
DEMOCRATS. ORGANIZE !
Their State Committee Prepares for +
% the Struggle. |

About sixty of the. eighty-eight. mem
bers Of the democratic state. committee
gathered in st. Paul this afternoon to or
ganize for. the campaign. Before : the
meeting discussion centered on Bert Fes-
Ter of Duluth for chairman 1t was gem
orally conceded that he would be placed
in charge of the campaign # he would
consent: r. T.. O'Connor. Of st. Paul is
not available on account of factional diff
ferences and E. S.. Corser has some oppo-
sition in Minneapolis. Both will prom
inently placed, but not as chairman. :,
H. H. Tolsine, Spring Valley, was the
cohice wor secretary, and B.. j. Mosier,
Saltwater, for treasurer ~ =
No definite word has been received as
to the Intentions of Joseph Meyer, Little
Falls, nominated for state treasurer. He
is I'll and unable to attend the meeting.
His associates on the ticket hope he will
reconsider his reported decision to with
draw. ,t.,,> u. ~. -: <. -.2Ezs I
Mr., Fesiers stated to Til e j o urn al
that he would under no conditions. act as
chairman = When the committee met,
chairman, and the selection of a perma-
nent chairman was deferred. ~ : ~.
Swan j. Turnblad Of Minneapolis was
announced as member at large. The
congressional district selected the fol-
lowing members of the executive commit
tee: First district. Joseph Leicht, WI
mona; second istrict, DR.. j. R. Conway,
Worthington; third, R. H. McClelland
Glencoe fourth, Otto Bremen, st. Paul;
fifth, no selection; sixth, G. H. Dart
Litchfield; sexenth, j. M. Freeman, O1iv-
| ia; eighth, eBrt Fesler, Duluth; ninth, no
selection. c2fE - s.. -
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-07-16
"KlLLANDBURN" N"
Gen. Smith Reprimanded
and Retired by the
President.

Washington, July; 16.-Secretary Root
brought from Oyster Bay the case of Cen
eral Jacob H. Smith. tried by court mar
tial at Manila, on account of orders Is
sued to Major Waller. General Smith
was found guilty of the charges by the
court and sentenced to be admonished by
the reviewing authority. The president
has so admonished General Smith and re-
tired him under the law which provides
that officers having reached the age Of
81 years may be retired at will by the
president.
Secretary Root supplements the repri~
mand Of President Roosevelt in long
circular in which he explains the con-
ditions which resulted in the court mar
tial of General Smith and shows that al
though Smith issued the "kill and burn"
order, as matter of fact, very few per-
sons were killed as result of that or
der, the casualties being confined almost
wholly to the eleven natives killed under
Major Waller's directions.
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-07-16
BROKE.
mile distant. from the DAILY West. in
which the explosion occurred. .,

which the explosion ocCurred.,.. go -.
The 300 foot level of the DAILY West
corresponds to and is connected by tun-
mel with the 6O0-foot level of the Ontario.
In the >Da1y-West mine between 100 and
150 men were at work. .1nn the ontario
we're nearly 100, it, is belieVd. It is not
known how, many Of these are dead, put
the disaster extends to the Ontario, as
the noxious gases that have. been let
loose are=knoWn to, be the cause of sew
eral Deaths. =: s. :, ,,;1 n:.-.4,t :. - -
There are two powder magazines at the
1,200-foot level of the Daly-West,, one at
each side of the shaft, with capacity
of one or two cars of powder each. "A
car of powder-zwas added to: the supply
within the past few days: y IN - :sf
The explosion occurred at an hour when
every person in town was either asleep
or at work The shock was so tremendous
that it awakened every one within
radius of miles. AS an example OF It's
awful force. two horses in, the. ore tun-
killed. .:r5< 49,. u sy..-'.- !, -. -. =. =
Women and children are thronging to
the Ontario shafthouse, which is midway
between Park City and the DAILY est.
Nearly all of them have fathers or.
husbands in the mines and their grief
is pitiable. All the doctors IN town have
gone to the mine. They are doing what
they can to resuscitate the unconscious
as they are taken out, but 1t rs difficult
to obtain information down town, as the
telephone to the mine has stopped work
ing. - q o.. -
Members. Of a relief party who went
into the Ontario mine shortly after the
explosion occurred have not yet returned
and fears are entertained for their safety.
Salt Lake, Utah, July 1e.--A telephone
message from Park City at 10 o'clock
says that thirty three hodies have been
| removed from the two mines. Oflclals
state that only three more bodies are IN
the mine< Miners however, assert that
| there are twelve or fifteen still 4unac-
counted for The fumes from the ex-
splosion were Goyerpowering and caused
| most of the deaths A
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-07-16
OBSTACLE TO FLoPPING
n PRIMARY ELECTION LAWS
Assistant Attorney General c.. w
Somerby Rules of Question
of Eligibility.

Voters who are changing their party
afiliation cannot vote at the primary
election. This Is the ruling of c.. w.
somerby, assistant attorney general, in
reply to "a question from C. l.. Hilton,
county attorney of Otter Tail county,.
Mr.. Somerby holds that as the law
reads voter is only entitled to the bal
lot of the party with which he affiliated
at the previous election and whose can
didates he then generally supported. In
the case of first voter, it is not neces-
sary to declare past affiliation.
The effect of this will be to prevent
voters from taking part in a party pri-
mary until they have served an appren-
ticeship at a previous election.
Men who voted the democratic or popu-
list ticket two years ago cannot vote at
the republican primary until they have
proved the faith that is in them by voting
the republican ticket this fall.
In case vote is challenged, the voter
will have to go on oath and swear to his
party affi1iation. = l..
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-07-16
TORNADO IN Il.
RED VALLEY
First Reports Tell of Towns
Wiped Out and Lives
Lost.
Much Live Stock Killed and
Crops Pounded Into the :
Ground.
Special to The Journal.

Special to The Journal.
Fargo, N. D., July 16.-Despite many
rumors there is no confirmation OF re-
ports of loss of life from last nights s
storm across the Red River valley In the
vicinity of Grand Forks. From O'Clock
last night till II to-day that section was
cut off from communication. The tele-
phone company got one wire to working
before noon.
All Great Northern wires direct to
Grand Forks are down and all Northern
Pacific wires on the Winnipeg & Crooks
ton branch of the Northern Pacific are
broken. The Great Northern has a bad
ly overcrowded wire working up the
Moorhead Northern branch, but little in-
formation can be secured on account or
the rush of official messages.
In the towns the only authentic reports
of damage are at Emerado. where the
Great Northern station and two other
buildings were wrecked; Thompson, where
the Great Northern station and two
churches were destroyed, one elevator
damaged, and several small buildings, in
cluding some residences, torn from their
founda ations. The house and barn OF
Farmer Thompson were destroyed and
Thompson seriously injured by timbers.
On Minnesota side.
Over in Minnesota three buildings were
wrecked at Borup and sevral farm build
ings across country from Borup to Ulen.
Reports show barns to have suffered In
many sections and there is great loss OF
stock, but with no confirmation Of fatali-
ties.
The storm from BEmerado to Ulep de-
stroyed thousands Of acres Of grain, and
wheat that was unheaded is 50 badly
tangled that there is little hope Of saw
ing it. This storm was in the nature
of a tornado and was not accompanied
by much hail Or rain. &3
Earlier in the evening severe hail
and rainstorm passed farther north and
did great destruction to crops around
Marvel, Grand Forks and Mallory and
Fisher, MINI. Hail stones as large as
goose eggs fell, but as there was little
wind the damage was less than at first
thought. Plate glass fronts and exposed
windows and skylights suffered. Ex.
posed stock was badly beaten by hail
istones. .. g