The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-06-03
TOLD IN A LINE

New York-H. J. Morse, president of the New
York shipbuilding company, died suddenly at
the Astor house from apoplexy.
New Yopk-The battleship Kearsarge will leave
Admiral Burkett will transfer his dag to the
Aayfower.
Boston-state Senator Foster, altho acquitted
of having solicited bride, has been found
ton Of the senate"
geologist Of the University OF Pennsylvania,
pert biologists in the world.
MINI, Commissioner to the Presbyterian as.
sembly, died at the CALIFORNIA hospital last
night. He was 81 years old.
Baltimore-The Oklahoma Booth story is q
fake pure and simple. The body Of the as
sassin was buried in Green Mount cemetery
here after the disinterment at washington.
of value II the safe set ire to the steel Wire wire
mills of Kidd Brothers & Burghers. The main
building was destroyed with loss Of $50, 900. 2
appealed to offer rewards Tor the capture ee Of
firebugs infesting this locality. A dozen farm
houses and barns have been burned the past two
months.
Pottsville, Pa.-Joseph Hendrickson an ex-
pressman of the Adams Express company, was
beheaded on the Pennsylvania railroad. Since
the accident his aged mothers life is de-
SPARED of.
Kansas city-No trace of passenger train
No. Of the Chicago, Burlington & Quincy,
feared wssasa Ian the vn %
Birmingham.
Frederick, Md.-Dying from q selfinhicted
and his brother, Josiah. murdered their father,
seventeen years ago, presumably to inherit $500
which he had accumulated.
New York-Women led an attack by striking
members of the Rockmen's and Excavators'
union on workmen during which one policeman
was badly hurt and scores Of strikers and
paoria U1-The Rock Island e. Peoria mas.
senger train due here late last night was
wrecked at Alta. eight miles from here by the
breaking of axle Three passengers and two
trainmen were injured, but all will recover.
Grand Rapids. Mich. -Gerret Albers. one OF
the five HS S BY the grand Jury in
scandal was declared not guilty by the superior
. court jury. He was charged with offering 9
bribe
and lockout that involved 1000 glove workers
in Fulton county and has cost over $500 900 II
cutters is declared at an end the manufacturers
agreeing to arbitrate
Victoria. B. C.-Premier Mcbride has formed
a straight conservative cabinet. consisting Of
himself r. E. Freen c. Bartles Wilson VIII
foo MiPh st to an ps Fl e. ratow One
San Francisco-A, rich haul was made upol
examination of the baggage of Henry S. Potte
wia sn VINO who are arrived this eitg IT.
steamer America Maru The articles, whicl
were many and valuable, were not declared
90 they were seized by the customs officers.
ST. Louis-The freight Transfers and freigh
handlers employed by the wholesale houses o
this city have returned to work after being o.
strike for several weeks. The freight han
Oilers and warehousemen employed at the freigh
houses on both sides of the river have not We
settled their grievances. Their places have al
been filed with non-union men.
New York-Ralph T. shainwald and Rober
Dunn. both seniors in Columbia university, hav
started for Seattle, Wash. where they vii
Join DR.. Frederick A. Cook, the Arctic explorer
on scientific Alaskan expedition under til
direction of the Arctic club of this city. Til
object Of the Journey is to suruapunt Mount Nc
Kinlex the highest peak IN America.