The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-07-15
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,Louisville-H. B. Stultz sneezed 80 violently
that he fractured rib in his left side.
Chicago-The freight handlers strike Is
| broken and the men have returned to work.
Cleveland, Ohio-Mrs. Delight Prentiss, wife of
F. F. Prentss a wealthy manufacturer, commit
ted suicide by drinking carbolic acid.
Greensourg, Pa:1one boy was killed and four
injured In freight wreck on the Pennsylvania
railroad, near Bolivar, Pa. last night.
Honolulu-The extra session of the legisla-
ture has appropriated ssooo.ooo.: being $4,000
600 over the estimated government receipts
Oregon City, Oregon-Fire destroyed por-
ton of the Oregon City Manufacturing compa-
| ny's wooden mills, the loss on which is about
| $4,000.
company will lay a cable from Manila to Shan
s sSs, sno surveys f0f the work VIII be made
New York-Justice Giegerich, in the supreme
| court has signed a decree of absolute divorce
| in favor Of Edith L. Bigelow and against Poult-
ney Bigelow. ......
| Ind, and Charles Pickett, from the same town,
| have been arrested here charge Of deserving
| their families and clipping.
| New London, Conn.-Rock Lawn, one Of the
finest summer houses in this part Of the country,
| the residence of Mrs. Lindley Hoffman Chaplin
was struck by lightning and toatally destroyed.
San FL. Fran else Ie work Of dredging thru
| Island navy yard has come to sudden stop,
and the contractor has withdrawn his dredging
plant.
Mt. Vernon. N. Y.-Lillian H. Rogers, shape
| ly blonde of 1S years and bride of only a week,
was arraigned in police court to-day the
| charge of passing worthless checks Her husband
has disappeared.
i Clinton, Mass-striking stonemasons Of the
Metropolitan water system, armed with reyolvers,
compelled $50 men to stop work. The strikers
| threw in the river one man who hesitated to
obey their order. He was rescued
New York-vincent MacGibray has been ar
local union No i Of the United Houses s s
and Bridgemen's, Union. charged with presenting
forged card at a meeting Of the local.
Pittsburg, Pa.-Dr. Walter P. Kountz con-
victed recently of killing John p walsh, a
wealthy contractor ct this city, while the latter
was walking on the street with Mrs. Kountz,
was sentenced to-day to ae years in the peni.
Tertiary.
Union Mo.-Joseph Smith, aged Al years. is
half brother, John Rhodes. aged 26 years, whom
he shot at their home near here. Their aged
mother, Mrs: Eliza Rhodes, who was lying i'll,
heard the shot and died. @&
Denver-Leaders Of the reform party move
ment by which it was hoped to- combine the
populists, bimetallists, moderate socialists and
others into national organization say there will
be large attendance of notables at the Denver
conference to be held July u. IS
San Bernardino, CaL-P. L. Straight forme.
dsred on tSe isthnus Of Tehnsntepe s 'e Frlend'
matter before the state department..
Methodist church circles, thruout the United
the builder of score or more Of churches thru
4 out Pennsylvania and the middle and far west
died at his home in this city last night of acute
a Indigestion
Albany, N. Y.-Attorney General Gunner to
day was served with notice of appeal by ROLAND
B. Moineu1 from the decision of Justice Howard
denying him mandamus to compel the return
to him by the state prison department of photo
graphs, Bertillon measurements and other per
sonal records.
st. Louis-Professor w. J. McGeesof the ethno
4 logical bureau, Washington, has heen appointe
chief of the depa1 tment of anthropology an
ethnology at the worlds fair. The appropria
tion of $4,000, made by the general government
will be increased by the exposition authorities
making the total amount to be expended o.
Indian exhibits 500, 600.
Trenton, N. J.-Chancellor MCGEE to-day file
an opinion which will permit the tmmedtat
New York Of about $5OO,0 900 worth of res
estate in New York city and Paterson. N y
that was left in trust by Jacob Rogers, the Pat
erson millionaire. This property is in. add
ton to bequest Of about $5,o0O0O0 willed
| the museum direct.