The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-01-26
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New Haven. conn-Former Governor Charles
Roberts Ingersoll aged 81 years, died yesterday
from old age.
Joplin. Mo-Recruiting for the Venezuelan
army is going on here under the gu1se OF colonlz-
ing Venezuela.
wshita Nan Tnnsr r2y,or 1ed Ts fa1day
by his mule team running away. ..
New York-A baby was born to Rubber and
Susie, balloons, yesterday, IN the Geological park
This is event In captivity.
New York-President Roosevelt has contrib,
uted 500 to the Christian Herald's famine fund
for the relief Of the suffering peasantry of Fin
land.
Portland, oregon-The heavy rains have caused
the snow in the mountains to melt rapidly, ana
all the streams flowing into the Willamette are
| torrents. .''.,rS .r
1ndianapolis-rhe defense, fund committee Of
ms ANITA aiming "a large fund-from $2,Ooo,Ooo TO
SIS, 900, o00.
Worcester Mass.-A s1o,ooo,o 900 combination
OF the AMERICAN Steel and Wire company is
ing formed.
Biddeford, Me-By theburning Of the small
II net Clothes Te
several degrees below zero and all suHereq. one
man is expected to de- s' ~. T..
Honolulu-The steamer Korea has arrived,
breaking the record between here and San Fran ran
cisco four hours and htty-seven minutes. her
time from San Francisco was four days, twenty
two hours and fifty minutes
BY @George W. Atkinson, roomer, led to a
revolver duel between Mrs. Anna Biggs and At
L kinson. The latter failed to score, OUT WaB
| himself shot in the shoulder slightly. ~ .....
= Syracuse, N Y.-George A. Sheldon, consid-
| cred the LATEST man in Oswego county, is dead.
He was Ga years old and never worked day;
His father left him competence and he had
a horror of the mere mention of work. - -
| : Union Mo.-In two fights between posses and
| men suspected Of being the robbers who loote1
| the Bank of Union, Charles j. SCHUMACHER, OF
st. Louis. detective. was instantly killed ana
| a robber shot from his horse. but escaped
= Honolulu-Lorin Andrews has been appointed
to succeed S. +. Dole, resigned. Mr. Andrews
is native OF New hors ana rs 'i
Cleveland Ohio-A bride of three months ad-
mtted to Police Captain Dohler that she had az
sisted her husband in rohbns AZ s
T s2iSe h adn helped HIM Inn ANe'~DN 'sN
! Valley Falls, n. Y.-Miss Mary Thompson
| eloped with her fathers goodman, EDWARD
Hines, She is "a years of age and Hines is rs
The couple were discovered at Granville where
they had been married, but the daughter reaohs
Il consented to go home. = T.. ,-. -......,-
/ = Chicago-Fifteen hundred children chased tiny
balloons at the Coliseum Saturday afternoon
are tor in the Society vetoed
proposition to turn loose 800 canary birds for
which the youngsters could scramble. .. r.
| + Observation-Disclosures made in the last two
years by a Chicago physician are said to show
that a cure for tuberculosis In Its mild stages,
has been discovered. The treatment consists
of the introduction into the veins OF the patient
Of antiseptic solutions in large quantities.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. acquaintance told
lin that his wife, who has ben dead nine
years had bene unfaithful to him fifteen years
ago. Joseph Staubel murdered John Blair OF S949
Reno street, fatally shot Anthony Se1tz OF 1853
Fontafne street and then committed suicide.
& Salt Lake City-Twenty students from the
university. called upon Editor Parker =. Pratt,
u of the Chronicle, with the intention OF kidnap-
ping him. S. J. Cummings, his roommate, an
! swered the call at the door and was instantly
seized and chloroformed and left unconscious
upon the street. ~. &gsaS'+ E5tS's @s@{a !!
Dallas Texas-The management of the Dallas
onera house refused to permit Rev. Sam Jones
to fulfil his appointment to deliver a prohibition
: speech A crowd of 3. 600 clamored at the doors
| OF the theater for half an hour, threatening to
smash them in. Jones finally spoke in the street
from carriage
Owensboro, Ky.-A mob of 200 negroes sur
rounded the house in which Policeman Brown
/ has John Jones negro. The policeman told
, | the fleeing negro, who jumped into Green river
and was drowned. Jones, 1t is alleged, as
| saulted woman
Il @Pittsburg-It was announced by D. j. Burke
) who represented the conductors at recent con
ference with Baltimore Ohio officials at Balti
! more that an agreement had been sanctioned by
:, the company granting a 10 per cent advance fr
# I'ductors brakemen and yardmen.
i ISOLATION elected the following: President
!, Charles McCarle Chicago; first v1ee-president
LANES sWelcfl, Duluth second vice-president
John F. Page, Toledo; third vice president 4. S
r Sewbaus .Sangatuck; secretary. II. III. Nroman
\ buffalo: treasurer, Peter Gagnon, Two Rivers