The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-05-30

passing without the chronicle Of much destruction
@INNNl property. Nebraska and Okla
- homa have the longest tale Of Iowa having
of three tomadoes in one day. southern hhe ,4
reports floods and many overhoWs as e
Of the storms
Hardly less widespread than the storms the strikes
which are disturbing country and west In New
alone there are eS 600 m en
ragged with threatened strikes in various quar-
freight handlers, cooks Mattresses waters kcnen
helpers porter all this in addition to the great
laundry when Chicago clothes practically
nash h for n we ax In are
rifles in anticipation Of the necessity for their USE Inc
Montreal street been given heavy do"
by the imprisonment at hard LABOR
of the strikers who attacked a policeman.
1t is thought Roosevelt in danger OF
attack while in Walla Wala Joseph Becker we'll
known radical arrested because OF some
rn ne @ nas his
line march taken by the presidential party
Paul Blouet Max oRel) well-known French writer,
May rs from Nh Blouet was born
war From 1875 to 1854 he was teacher
and since the latter date has lectured IN many
including United States Some OF the BOOKS
he John Bull and His Island" Jonathan
and lis "a Frenchnnan in America
Russia has found another excuse remaining longer
claim is made that the reported WITH
Russia quickly resulted in display OF ever
increasing nsoence on part disordery tribes
Chinese in the provinces of Mukden and kun are in
their lives from 100000 unemployed
Chinese who camping and marching along the sections
of the Manchurian line Using these facts as pretext
best for her to remain in posses
sion for awhile longer at least merely to
preserve order.
Child which has been thoro1y sit sfted within
the past has been given blow with the ne" Ia"
enacted in Pennsylvania and which has just gone into
result of raising the age limit fully 500 boys
will have to be discharged from the mines there
The permanent treaty which practically
provisions of the Plat amendment, signed
at Havana May The months consumed between the
submitted to Cuba and its signing
dons The most important provisions Patt
which practically the basis OF this treaty. are
enter into treaty other compact
which will tend to impair it's indie
the government not to assume any public debit
independence and Cuba pledges herself
of the cities Of the island
Of the epdemcs that have troubled
the island in past
Venezuela be taking the bit between her teeth
of laying the law to foreigners in
that trouble In Of their
the to the of
governments in the past In this law is strictly en-
there disposition to do at present fully two
thirds of the 60 1000 foreigners now living in Venezuela will
leave.
it stated that there mystic
colony living in the middle of the island of Min
that quite pacfed band of explorers has
seek find out the truth of this
report.
One decisive in the crusade against
songbds their plumage that of the
iztio has nledged itself not to mnort manufacture
purchase sell the puage of gul terms, grebes, hum
ming birds song After 1904 the plumage
species Of American pelicans
will the list.
Newspapers of sei-official character in Russia
the assertion that after year from now,
there must until that time they
free o emigrate
they expect become Christians if they wish to
Russia.
Pe1ianc ,the CuDd
both Columbia Constitution recent test
confessed that he is surprised al
showing makes against Columbia, the yacht
which kept cup in America in the last contest
famine in China is assuming appalling dimensions
People themselves into slavery for the verest pinch
bottle of rice, and ole
successive fail