The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-05-02

THE JOURNAL Jul
The LDorld for a LDeek
HE president resumed his western this week
II starting from Gardner Montana and making stops
in Nebraska, Iowa. and Illinois, and arriving at ST.
Louis in time to assist in the dedication ceremonies
.1 Of the Louisiana Purchase Exposition April 80
Russia has her most
recent Manchuria At time OF the trouble with
China distinctly
destood that would door in Manchuria
and that soldier withdrawn
the April,
vision declaring
still required in Manchuria On of this the
upon China which, briefly put
follows First, Manchuran ports
to be admitted
Manchura third foreigners except Russians
be public Manchuria fourth
present status of the administration Manchuria
unchanged customs receipts port
New Chwang to be given Russo Chinese bank
sixth sanitary commissions be organized
control seventh Russia is entitled to attach the
graph wires poles Of all Chinese
eighth territory in Manchura alienated to
other power Count cassini assured the government at
Washington that it netShe
American trade, that the ports would be Americans
closed to the trade of of the world Before
this announcement officially, there open talk
Of the possibility that China United
work together the Possibly
this assurance good
American trade intended appeal well
policy the government Of the United States not to enter
any nterna tona mixup where
threatened Meanwhile China has defnitely to
accede to Russas Warships being
scene of trouble by allth powers.
Andrew Carnegie has given s5ooooo to the government
of the Netherlands hold building
ment OF Temple of Peace at The Hague the
The Hague tribunal
Turtle mountain the Southwestern the Province
of Alberta b c. lost its head April
OF tons OF rock crashing down the little mining
Frank killing people they slept
choking up the entrance to the
Uopl h,1ffr
working their but settle
ment is ninety five to The damned up
Old Mans which town. and for a time
it looked if Johnstown
However workers succeeded in dverting
channel and that danger avoided. of the
landsideis not Known thinking volcanic
origin some the result of earthquake
tina merely landslide gigantic such as
might be expect edin almost mountainous country
judging by the decree just made public by
Foreigners within The boundaries to be
sdered either as residents Travellers
are considered amenabe the country as
to their and their they subject
not to mix in i'll Venezuela politics they vo-
late OF these provisions to have lost
their foreigners who protection
OF their native government and will be
ment that native would be given, guilty similar
oens Foreigners must declare Venezuela
that they Will submit to all of the native they
they will be expelled
With all of her riches, Alaska adds that of oil In
vestlgators believe that Oil field will
known covers about $4,000 largely by
Buffalo and Pittsburgz capitalists. 2ss5zs.
The Declaration of Independence precious his
torc document has been taken public view forever
and locked up in an aproof and light receptacle
hereafter be taken note the
ress of decay Only about three signatures
be deciphered.
Ever since the latest explosion Of a big threen-inch
gun that OF the Iowa,
their assertions that within total reyo-
VIII pc worked in avail armament and that the
will be thrown possible particular saws
that unless target practice explosions those
on the Massachusetts and Iowa expected.
Immigrants pouring southern Europe in such
numbers that congress will probably upon to take
some action More than 20 immigrants land
ing during ending from the Medter
ranean countries 1t is thought immigrants from
these countries alone have States in the
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