The Minneapolis journal., 1903-03-02
TOLD IN A LINE

Chicago-Illinos farm hands have organized.
Belleville ul.-Former Congressman Jehu
Baker is dead.
Pittsburg-Coal has been advanced 50 cents
ton by many producers -'
Guthrie, Okla.-A cry comes from the bache-
! lors of western Oklahoma for wives.
Guthrie. Okla.-E. e. Wood has introduced IN
tie Legislature bill amending the laws of
seven-up.
Hickman. Ky.-Two women and four men were
| drowned by the overturning OF a skill In tine
Mississippi.
Dallas. Texas-A Fort Worth & Denver pas
senger was snowbound near Wichita Falls for
| three days 80
New York-Mrs Jane Hendrickson. wealthy
| widow, aged 5S, has married her coachman'
| widower with six children
Chicago-Mayor Harrison was held directly
| responsible by the grand jury for the alarming
increase Of murders in Chicago.
Toledo Ohio-A Wade. convicted of the muir
der of Miss Kate Sullivan. in the first degree,
without clemency, WIZ be electrocuted:
San Observation-Disclosures have been returned
against the Federal Salt company for alleged
violations of the Sherman antitrust act.
Chicago-Alderman Frederick A. Hart, Of the
twcnty-ninth ward was indicted on charges OF
soliciting a bribe and of malfeasance in office.
New Haven. Conn.--Ernest Frank McGregor. of
| ST. Paul, is among the eleven students at Yale
| divinity school who were awarded Allis scholar
ships.
New York-Jamcs Reidy, secretary Of the
Clan-na- Gael has made public a declaration of
principles stating that Ireland will accept moth
ing short of freedom. - 49,
Hamilton Ohio--Alfred Knapp, the man OF
many murders showed feeling for the first time
when confronted by the father of Emma Little
| man. one Of his victims.
Chicago-war has been declared on the Peo-
| pies Gas Light company by the Chicago Fedora
ton Of Labor. and every union employe of the
company will be called out.
Chicago-Attorney Richard Wade, Thomas Nc
Nelly and others implicated in the theft
of SI4 900 from the postoffice here in Oct. 1901,
by the confession of Mrs. Lulu Moll.
Hartf9rd ;1 nudelph hnewn sss
robbery at Union, Mo-, committed Dec. 81
Guadalajara, Mexieo-The rain Of ashes ash from
situated in the rich valley to the east of the
volcano have been completely devastated.
Philadelphia-eeneral VI william Farrar~rsmith,
prominent figures of the civil war. Is dead at
his home here. He was in his eightieth year.
San Francsco-The transports Logan and Kill
| ing on board the Fourteenth infantry, squad
ron of the Thirteenth cavalry, some marines and
others.
New York--Mrs. Ellen Holt Bowen, widow Of
| Henry c. Bowen editor of the Independent and
/ mother of Herbert W. Bowen, United States
/ minister to Venezuela, is dead at, her home in
| Brooklyn. ..-. "a ~ 81
Philadelphia woman who gave her name as
| Mrs. Charlotte: G. Wellington committed suicide
| by chloroform in a boarding house at Haddon-
| field She left note saying she was lonesome
and tired Of life. ~
Schenectady, Y.-The Potter case has been
settled by the Painters anion abandoning It's
| position. and william Potter will be allowed to
+! 20 to work union painter and remain a
member of the militia. >sE
| Bostou--Walter S. Cooke, selectman and for
mer state representative from Milford, and treas
! urer of the Milford Cooperative bank, recentlx
attempted TO commit suicide 1t has developed
!, that his accounts at the bank are short. f
4 San Francfsco-Joseph B. Fritz shot and killed
! Nj. J. Morrison, seriously wounded Miss Lou
Yarnell and then committed suicide. He accused
! Morrison and Miss Yarnel OF corspiring t1
swindle him. Miss Yarnell will recover.
CEicsgo-Three fremen were. injured, panics
were caused i'll three hotels. one of them the
= Auditorium Annex, and a property loss incurred
( of 500 900 in a fire which DESTROYED the six
story brick building at 3o0-352 Wabash aven1e
last night.
Baker. Cal.A land swindle in which mum
Der Of Illinois, Iowa and Nebraska investors have
been caught, has. 1t is stated, been discovered
ut Sumpter. The victims were shown fine tim
her claims and then given numbers that did no
describe the land.
Ithaca, n. Y.-James McEyey. of Bliss. n
W died of typhoid fever in Cornell infirInary
Paul G. Wanke. a graduate student in Cornell
died in New York from typhoid fever, contractet
in Ithaca. Eighteen students have now dice
4 during the present epidemic. Two deaths iron
typhoid of citizens Of Ithaca also occurred Sat
Il urday.