The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-10-19
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Chicago-Miss Alice Roosevelt is expected to
visit the coming horse show.
20; dea tbs, 6; total cases to date, 100; total
deaths, u.
Waukegan, ll.-Wet weather has caused
shortage in the turkey crop and prices are ex-
Salt Lake, Utah-The Mormon church was de-
f feated in the city primaries in the hardest 20
litical fight known here.
Ne New 1erT fbs e total in Greater
This Is thought to be favorable to Low.
st: Louis.John Williams, a negro arrested on
suspicion of completely in the murder of Mrs
Kate Lauman, hanged himself in his cell "
Steubenville. Ohio-Charles Jordan and Miss
Austa Reese stepI ed out of the way of one
traln In front of another and We're killed.
Harrisburg, Pa.-The Middleton Iron and Tube
works to-day laid off 25O men on account of the
lack of orders The works employ about 500
men. Wv
- Cincinnati Secretary Matre Of the Catholic
Federation has received a cablegram conveying
the apostolic blessing from the pope to the
federation. ~
Tille,i fell from car platform between the cars
but managed to, roll out of the way land escaped
with severe injuries.
Chicago. Minsian, manager of the Electric
Protective company, and the National Automatic
Fire Alarm company, has been arrested charged
with embezzling $4,000. -
J. NJ Johns on charge Of conspiracy to extor ana
bribe from postoffice department officials, the
jury disagreed ana was discharged. - :;
middle Of SIS baA fr boat ns collision in
passengers Both boats were damaged but
reached their slips safely. No one was hurt.
New York-Fire to-day in the Green Point
section of Brooklyn destroyed several large plan
Ing mills, lumber yards and carriage shops and
caused a loss estimated at more than 100000.
Observation-Disclosures new revenue cutter
has left for Cleveland, to take part in the
eIn of the lin dispute which
over the fishing in Lake Erie.
Boston-A.~J. Mundy and Elisha Gray have in
vented an appafatus for catching sound under
ships to detect the approach of submarine boats
and also prevent collision at sea. 49,.
Mexico, Mo.--Abel Mitchell. a negro, refused
to pay for a. admittance to negro dance and as
put out. The next night he brought his revolver
and emptied it into the crowd. One was killed
and three we're wounded. Mitchell escaped ,
:, Bristol Tern-Daniel L: Wentz,, brother. Of
aire has offered $25 900 for his brothers return
alive or $1,000 for his body if dead. It is un-
certain whether the missing man has been muir
dered or is being held for ransom.
Ainsworth, Neb@The jury in the, Hans Luz
made for new trial David o. Luz '' was shot ht
and killed on April s, 1901, by Fred Hans, rail-
road detective for resisting arrest.
New York-Rev. John P. Peters of st. Mich
| aels Protestant Episcopal church has announced
that the defalcation Of church funds by Henry
Mrs and suicide
eral months ago, amounted to $4,000 .a,,. =
Worcester, Mass.-The American Steel and
Wire company is planning a canal, to cost $40,
0O0, 900. from here to Providence, r. l.. In the
| company's rolling department 2S2 men have been
laid off. Depression in the steel trade is general
| and many hundreds of men have been laid of at
other plants. -'-.' -.
Philadelphia. British steamer Eaverford,
| from Liverpool, when 100 miles east of Cape
| Henlopen, fell in with the coasting steamer
| Rubic and Bessie, crippled by gales and with
| out food The crew had eaten nothing for four
days. They were furnished with supplies and set
| on their course.