The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-06-29
STATE ASSOCIATION OF DEAF
Annual Convention to Be Held In Fed
WING, July to 6.

Annual Convention to Be Held In Fed
Wing, July to 6.
the deaf w hold its
city from July to g. Between sevsnty1hve and an
meetings will probably be held in Music hall.
shot t himiself in the foot YESTERDAY with toy
revolver which was loaded with - cartridge;
Ths ball II ssb thru par the top of the foot and
oq ". A. G is nes and p Neil have made
no by whea the w BE- W
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features and mems and boys and ladies' classes
will be organized. The basement will be fitted
up with three bowling alleys.
MADISON, MIMI. E. Bentley, secretary
Of the Minnesota valley fair circuit, has called
delegate meeting for to consider
the annual exhibits of the fair associations with
il the circuit this ,, fall The meeting viii be
Me Me- Redwood and Renvile 81 uniting and
under other conditions could not afford to come
| to this part Of the state.
STAPLES, Administrations Is entirely
| stamped out here, the last patient having been
iron bave bes% brea
which proved fatal. Not one Of the fatal cases
had been vaccinated, and where vaccination had
| been successful the mild.-The Meth
odist church, which has been burdened with a
debt since its erection has been enabled to can.
Rev Mr. Clark Was yesterdS
DR.. Forbes, Of Duluth, officiating.
FRoNTENAc, N:--commencement day at
! Villa Maria was marked by exercises of pleas
ing character. The stage was, decorated. to rep
resent woodland scene, where here gypsies , dis
liant costumes and gay music with clashing tam.
bourines Of the cantata, 1.-The Gypsies Carni-
VAL" produced charming effect.
WAsEoA 5 Rroh farme,
St. Louis North Star Limited. As he started fol
a%ns sons north until they to
crossing, when they proceeded up the track unit
FERTILE. NINA gasolene stove exploded
and fatally burned Mrs. W. X. Bartlett, q widow
Free of th
w week. Ladies' Social Union entertained tn,
United church society at the home Of Mrs. ]. s
La Due.
DULUTH, MINN.-The court has appointed
II: s: Ely receiver for the firm Of Forbes Broth
injunction restraining Robert Forbes or his wife
| from disposing Of any records OF the company
John Wagland foreman at the yards Of The
owAToNNA,- MIMI young man givint
| his name John Burns or Cincinnati, age(
49, was run over by Rock Island freight train
/ Both legs crushed above the knees and hi
| left arm was fractured In two places He wal
taken to the city hospital, where he died.
HASTINGS, MINN.-The body of an unidenti
fed mar. was found floating in the river at soutl
ST. Paul yesterday. The only articles IN tn
clothes were two, keys and a jackknife. Tn
body is that Of laborer aged about 45 years ant
of sandy complexion.
sLAYToN, MINN.-Burt I. Weld has let
contract for plant to be completed by Aug
10, Gas will be made from crude oil and nset
for public and private lighting. This will be tn
4 second plant OF It's kind in Minnesota. and will
cost $500.
REDWOOD FALLS, MINN.--John Olson. II
year-old son Of John Olson Of Delhi lost hi
life by asphy xiation in a we'll The body wal
4 raised to the surface and physicians worked owe
it than hour, but without
WEST DULUTH, MINN.--A fire which start
ed by the explosion of lamp in an incubato
n destroyed two hotels and several store buildings
The entire loss Is $4,000, with no insurance
! Most of the buildings were unoccupied.
ROCHESTER,, MINN.-The resignation OF Rev
James f.. Taintor from the passionate Of tn
d yesterday, to take effect Sept. /.
HERON LAKE. adINN.-Dev1s. Daniels an,
4 Williams, the alleged Wilder bank robbers, wer
bound to the grand jury upon examination here