The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-01-10
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Los Angeles Cal.--Mazatlsn. Mexico, has APP
realed for aid to fight the plague.
Rochester N. Y.--Miss Susan b. Anthony has
s paid her taxes with her usual protest.
Marshall. Mo.--A conl famine prevails and
many families are burning their fruit trees ana
shade trees.
natural gas from wells in West Virginia. 200
miles distant
Tampa. Fla.--Tampa's entire fire department
lis strike for the reinsta tement OF three dls'
charged men.
New York-Admira schley will take an ex;
tensive western trip next month He VIII visit
Minneapolis and coast cities.
& Marion. Ind.--Mlss Bernice Mcrshon dslocated
her lower jaw by too much singing. a PHYSICIAN
Chicago-A special grand jury has heen
selected to determine whether or not there Is
conspiracy to force mp the price OF coal
RostcnA new wage schedule bringing s r. an I'm In
York, New Haven s Hartford railroad system
goes into effect to-day. .-%
London Ont.--Fire destroyed the plant Of the
McClary Manufacturing company Loss $500.
0nO Five hundred stampeded for the street but
none seriously hurt .. '.sr
st. Lous--Mrs. Ellen Johnson died at the city
hospital FROM the effects Of morphine taken at a
card party with suicidal intent. Domestic
troubles were the cause. .T
ST. Lous--Two Big Four passenger trains col
lided while rounding curve between Moro and
Rethalto. Ill. One fireman was killed and three
other trainmen were seriously injured. aN
New York-President Dabuey of the University
Of Tennessee says that while the negro needs edu.
cation, substantial progress in the south Will
come only with the education OF poor whites.
Utica, n. Y.-George Gibson. % years old. Of
Richmond Mo-. was released from a freight car
In this city after having been prisoner since
Monday evening He was nearly starved and
frozen.
New York-rhe report that Fl, Fl. Vreeland.
president Of the metropolitan Street Railway
company Is to go to London to manage the
Yerkes underground railroad system is denied by
s Mr.. Yerkes.
Philadelphia Carnegies offer Of
81 800. 900 for the erection Of thirty branch free
library buildings in this city was formally &C
cepted by the board of trustees Of the Phila-
delphia free library.
formerly partner Of Andrew Carnegie, has con.
tributed $500. 0l0 for the establishment Of
institution In this city for the treatment and
study OF consumption.
was arrested. accused of swindling the Western
Union Telegraph company out Of 100000 by the
manipulation Of telegraphic money orders. An
s drew Houser. awaiting trial In New Orleans, is
said to be an accompiice.
!, Columbus, Ohio--H. A. MacNeil, the Chicago
sculptor. has. been selected to design the Nc
trance to the capitol grounds in Columbus The
memorial will cost 500. 900, the expense being
borne equally by the state and citizens of Colum-
bus.
P. Putnams sons for $4,000 damages for in.
fringement Of copyright and trademark and I'M
fair competition was decided against him for
the second time. when the United States circuit
court of appeals sustained the action Of Judge
Lacombe in Diminishing the year ago.
WashingtonThe president has selected Col
cnel Edward h. Hayes, Thirtet nth infantry, as
brigadier general to succeed Colonel John A.
johnson. upon the resignation of the latter which
will follow Immediately upon his confirmation BY
the senate. Colonel Hayes is lying at the point
of longest commission In the United States army
which he entered SIS boy Of IS.