The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-05-11
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Kansas City-The visiting German agricultur-
lists saw the stockya ards and packing ho,ses r.
day
Downs Kan.-The Solomon river has over
flowed and passage thru the streets is by row
boats. -
lndianapolis-A boiler in the hominy mills ex-
ploded. killing the fireman and injurine seven
others.
New York-Mrs. Mabel Baer. favorite niece
Of President Mckinley, will gon on the vaude-
vile stage.
picked up check for $21 900 dropped from a
passing train.
Buffalo Herman NJ. Blaisdell and wife were
fatally ia burned in gas explosion due to leak
I-ouisville-Returns from fifty counties indi-
cate victory for Beckham in the democratic
Gubernat orial primaries.
New York,1Gardiner 6. Rowland. general man
ager of the Herald died suddenly Saturday eve
ming of angina pectoris, aged 50.
Extraordinarily thru the efforts of girl
students fire at Ruskin university was extin-
gaished before it became serious.
Colorado Springs-Chief of Police King and
David Joel Atkinson have been indicted for
cohniving at the escape of bunco men.
Chicago-Twenty dredging companies Of the
great lakes have combined In an association
with F. B. Daugherty Of Duluth as manager.
Wilkesbarre-James Sweeny was sentenced to
twenty years for the murder of Joseph Cullen
striker in the recent troubles at Nanticoke.
Port Huron-Judge Law has decided that the
for the benefit Of the Port Huron savings bank
Chcago-In overalls and jumpers weIl-to-do
residents OF the twentieth ward cleaned the
streets and alleys of the winters accumulation
of filth.
Louisville-The Lakeland asylum investigating
committee does not find any real cruelty but
recommends that present corrective measures be
abolished.
Colorado Springs. c. st. John, president of
the city council for eight years. is under arerst
charged with having unlawful interest in public
contracts. Is
Indianapolis-The silver jubilee of the conse-
Grafton of Rev. Francis Silas Chattard. Roman
Catholic bishop, is being observed with elaborate
ceremonies.
New York The Diamond Cutters and Import
ers' Protective Association has appointed spe-
cia1 agent to prevent smuggling Of gems, which
is said to be increasing.
st. Louis-Former Lieutenant Governor Lee g
statement of boodling to the grand jury con-
tains about 1000 words and charges prominent
legislators and others with bribery.
New York Richard Henry stoddard. ''dean Of
ann amo, sna Is ayn He %
grief over the death of his wife and son. E
New ns--Railroad ticket scalpers have
been summoned to show cause. Wednesday, why
duced tickets for the confederate reunion May 10.
Yazoo City, MIST. A. kenney. clerk Of the
circuit court. his brother and David Dorsey were
editor Of tie Yazo" Sentinel and his two brst
ers in-law
Chicago-Damage suits to the amount Of $685.
600 have been filed against Local Union No. 8
of the International Brotherhood of Bookbnders
for alleged violation of contract with seven
publishing houses by calling strike.
Thunderstorms. s
Anyone who is afraid OF thunderstorms
will find some little consolation in the
fact that parts of the world have a reg
ular deluge of storms compared to our
small number. Java, for instance ha q
on an average 81 days in the year which
are called thunder days and on which se-
we're storms occur. The fear of thunder
is really a matter of nervousness, but
those who use golden grain belt beer reg
ularly are not troubled by their nerves.
It is the purest and most delicious bev-
erage for your table as we'll as a splendid
tonic. OF course you want it in your
home. I. yss