The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-02-23
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fell into coke oven and was cremated.
Toledo, Oho-The Eotel Deveaux almost
| completely destroyed by fire. The inmates es-
capped without trouble.
lis mother board bill, Uber Frye has been
sent to Jail at her instigation
Ghicago-1he body, Of Christian B. Smith. q
self. confessed embezzler and suicide, was found
In the lake near Hammond, Ind.
Chicago-The number of suicides in this city
| thus far this year is so per cent greater than
| in the corresponding period i'll 1902.
New York-George F. Bailey, partner Of 2. T.
| Of 81 years. Reath was due to paralysis.
| Chicago-Bishop Stephen N. Merrill Of the
m Ne %is Episcopal church is seriously III at
| Braceville, nl.-An Alton train struck buggy
| containing five drunken men at this place. Two
were killed outright, while one is not expected
Chicago-state's Attorney Deneen says that
owing to too few courts there are 300 more pris-
oners in the jails OF this county than there
| should be- ~..v ...y 49, 1s..
Schenectady, n. Y.-Mrs. George stave, aged
| So, and her daughter, Hrs Lemuel David, aged
| ~, died from drinking wood alcohol. They mis-
took the poison for medicine.
New York-princess Djerail Tousson; sister OF
the khediye and wife of Prince Djemil Tousson,
| recently made an unsuccessful attempt at self
| destruction by taking poison.
| New York-.Booker Washington was the ora
tor at Washington memorial meeting at the
| Academy Of Arts and Sciences last night. There
| were many other 0bservances.
| New Orleans Peter Farrell one of the lead.
ing local democratic politicians and state coal
| gager,. was shot and killed by his eldest son
| Edward, who claims self7defense.
| Derby, Conn.-The breaking of three reservoirs
! at between $75 900 and 100000 and there were
| several narrow escapes from death.
Lexington ky9scsr Brown III the o faithful 3fu
| years ago. and for twenty years foreman at
| McGrathiana stud, was assassinated:
Boston-Colonel Jonas H. French, identified
| the granite industry of New England, died Of
| apoplexy at his Rozbury home yesterday, aged
| Rio de Janeiro-Colonel Placido Castro, with
1,5OO reyolutonists, has started to encounter the
| Bolivian expedition which is going to Acre under
| the command of the minister of war, Colonel
| Monies. a.-. ne
st. Johns, N, F,-Relief parties will, food
| reached the trains which are snowbound in the
interior and supplied them with provisions: The
J for st. Johns. -
| Marion, Ind.-Henry Fleming and Mrs. Jones
| were shot and slightly wounded by the Jealous
the the store ne Of f'i Mr. jones' Mrs Fleming then
wrecked the store 49, 80 ~
| New York-Seven 1uen have been arrested on
the charge of r,nning fake Lottery which r Is
1ngs were supposed to take place in Pueblo, Mex,
but never came of.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. General Robert S. Foster
! is dying at his home here. He commanded the
civil war and headed off General Lee at Apo.
mattox, causing his surrender.
| Chicago-Lamertine r. Hall, formerly pastor
of the Central Baptist church, Wichita, Kan,
and Of u Baptist church in Council Bluffs, Iowa,
| is locked up charged with stealing several arti.
clees of furniture from warehouse
| New York-The Russian and Turkish baths
| in the Ariston Hotel at Broadway. and FIFTY
e Sr py nd dhe
ty-six for felony or disorderly conduct.
Chicago-Thers seems to be some doubt ss as, t. t.
eaed oins as the time for 0t
J ing the casts in which the patients were placed
| Several cases have been found to be not helped
his home here from Bright's disease He wa,
one of New JERSEYS delegation in every demo
cratic national convention from 1868 to 1892
1884. '0 Wv - - -
Chicago-Ten thousand union employees of the
American shpbuilding company throughout the
4 states VIII t 60 on epoves a Il.
1 South Chicago plant at conference being hele
| to-day.
South Bend. indian attempt was made by
| mob of $50 men, supposed to be strikers or sym
pathizers, to wreck the power-house of thu
indiana Railway company r and to tnju 5et tn.
persons employed there. Line property daInags
was considerable.
Norwich, Conn.-Frank L. Davis, who has beer
under arrest here, was turned over to an Officer
sentence of sixteen years in Iowa for man
slaughter but was released on parole, which hi
broke four years ago
Chicago-After entering the fruit house Of N
x. Goodrich and opening the safe, Edward J
Davies, a bookkeeper formerly employed by tn
awaiting the burglar who in the last two months
has robbed the company of s., 900.
Salt Lake-When Apo-tle Reed smoot appear
to take his seat in the senate he will be con
fronted by charges that he encourages polyg
amy, and is therefore law breaker, and tina
the church assisted in his election in violation
the pledges given by Utah to gain statehood.
New York-Under skilful treatment at tn
) New York geological gardens in Bronx park
deadly cobra which recently broke his jaw
in At of violent rage, is on the road to recov
cry The dressing on the head Of the poison
GUS creature has been renewed with considerabl
) difficulty.
Cleveland, Ohio-Rev. Thomas Dixon, autho
Of Leopard Spots and well-known lecturer
says: ''There will be race war, representing
the most terrible conflict this world has eve
seen. On one side will be the Anslo, s.; rae
Saxon people will sweep the negro people o1
| the face of the continent.
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