The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-02-25
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Mexico City-Colima volcano has broken loose
New York-setb Low wants denomination
for mayor.
Los Angeles-The North Dakota Press Asso-
citation excursion arrived yesterday from Colo
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London-Recent rains have left grayish |
brown sediment resembling the dust thrown by
volcanoes.
Manila--General San Miguels force Of insur,
gent ladrones has abandoned Mont Alban, and
probably has fed to the Morong mountains.
Honolulu--The island of Tutuila and the sa-
moan group generally were visited by hurri-
cane Feb. -. The fury of the Wind both on
land and on sea, was terrific .
Frankfort Ind.-Edward Woods, the 17-year
old son of prominent farmer. killed his father,
shot and fatally wounded his mother and sister,
and then committed suicide. The motive is not
known. 49,. II.
from Louis F. Messir the 1s-year-old bellboy
charged with robbing hotels. Messier and Cullen;
another bellboy. had planne9 to rob hotels all
the country. 4-5-. = .s..-. --.,~-s ..-
Ithaca. n. Y.-Dr.. J. Lewis. state commits
sioner of health, said an examination OF Ithaca
water had shown 1t to be contaminated. and he
the typhoid epidemic. IL
Chicago--In response to two ANONYMOUS letters
the police broke into the house at IS May street
ton that the place was poolroom and gam
bling joint for women.
Havana--The eighth anniversary Of the up
rising at Barre which the beginning of the
Cuban revolution against Spanish rule which
finally resulted in Cuba's freedom, was gaily
celebrated in Havana to-day
Paris-The Baroness Fontainellart, who is an
aunt of the Duchess of Marlborough and sister
Of Mrs. oliver f. p Belmont has, has obtained ah, "a
| the Judge to resume her maiden name of Miss
Mimi smith.
! Bridgeport. Conn.-Fire partially destroyed the
! new brick car barn at the new winter quarters
| of the Barnum & Bailey circus. and burned a
| number Of cars belonging to the circus. The
| loss is estimated at 100000, on which there is
an insurance OF $33, 900. Fourteen elephants were
rescued.
Waterbury. Conn--Cleveand Walker coon
who wore silk stockings that cost 81 pair and
! silk underwear at $50 set and reveled In dia
n,onds, perfumery and a wealth of silk handker-
Ea@ the STRANDED sa se
peared and taken with him the white wife Of
Fred Hignal, white.
San Francisco-one battalion Of the Fourteenth
infantry, which is to depart for the Philippines
| on the transport Kilpatrick. has arrived here
from the east The fitzpatrick will sail Feb %
samar. The Logan viii sail for Manila on the
| same day, carrying 296 men Of the Thirteenth
! infantry, thirty casuals and $50 cabin passen'
| gers.
New York-Reuben H. Lloyd for many years
the chief counsel of the Fair estate in San
ilV uhysician quietly sailed for France few
DAYS AGO, presumably to thoroughly look into the
claim that Mrs. Charles Ear survived ,d ner ,hus-
| mer by thirty minutes This is the contention of
| Mrs. Nelson, Mrs. Fairs mother, who Is suing
| for a larger share of the estate.
Trenton, N. 1.-THE supreme court rendered
an important decision respecting the rights Of
| stockholders to examine books of corporations
organized under the laws of this state. OIL ara
I was n stakeholder of the Biscuit company and
made application to examine the list of stock
holders to ascertain whether stock was owned
i a claim The right to examine the books was
denied. the ground that m s ids. can only
the relator shows that the rights he seeks to
enforce are germane to his status as a stock
holder.