The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1905-04-07
News Condensed

NEWS condensed
.Washington-The government Of the
Netherlands has offered a prize of 000
iioLinS tor solution of the problem in
vowed IN the setting and resetting OF
diamonds without mourning the danger
or lead poison. The answer must he sent
pei cSdG pre-, Jan; l to Prof. Dr.; L. Aronstein.
laboratory of the Politische school. The
Hague, Holland. ~
- Mobile, Ala.-The members of the
Raphael Semmes camp. United Confed
crate Veterans. clad in their uniforms of
gray ray! and carrying an old battle flag re-
and Mrs. Schley. o. j. Semmes. SON Of
Admiral SemmeS, on behalf of the camD,
Presented the admiral a magnificent
Ihitty-second degree Masonic jewel.
Narsaw-An extraordinary case of
wholesale poisoning has occurred at q
cotton mill at Pabianize. Seventy girls
were taken suddenly I'll and fell to the
floor unconscious Thirty of them are
In a dangerous condition The illness was
que to arsenic sprinkled through the room
Dy unknown miScreantS.
Chicago-James A. Walsh known as
Rafiles Walsh, who. with Mrs Stew
art divorced wife of q Wisconsin physi-
round guilty. while the woman was given
her freedom. Mrs. Stewards defense was
that she had been an innocent victim Of
Walsh.
Cambridge, Mass.-Harvard university
has invited Prof. Wilhelm OSWALD OF
the the University Of Leipzig to serve as lee
academic year. under the arrangement
FOR an exchange of professors agreed
upon by Harvard and the German govern
ment.
Peoria. Ill.-The German Reformed
Ministers association elected the following
officers: President, Rev Henry Hueneo
mann, Cromwell Center. Ia; Secretary.
Rev. John Schaeffer, Ackley, Ia. The
convention declared against the introduce
ton OF innovations in church worship
Springfield. In.-The Mckinley anti
trust bill passed the lower house of the
legislature and goes to the senate. 1t
ganizations subject to the trust definition
and provides heavy fines and imprison-
ment for violation.
st. Louis-Clrcuit Attorney Sager has
requested the coroner to eXhume the body
OF Mrs. Mary Schultz. alleged to have
been the wife of Johann Hook and who
died here in 1892 1t is alleged that Hook.
under the name of Schultz, was married
to the woman here.
Washington-The British ambassador.
Sir Mortimer Durand called upon Acting
Secretary of State Loomis and urged a
reciprocal arrangement between America
and Great Britain respecting the equip
ment of ocean going steam vessels with
life saving devices.
Washington-Furthe tests are to be
conducted on torpedo boats at Newport
with solid petroleum fuel. Coal will be
added with view to determining to
what extent it may be used with the
petroleum without a fame showing
New Brunswick. N J.-Dr Austin
Scott, president Of Rutgers college. re-
signed on account of i'll health. The
directors declined to accept his resigna-
ton and granted him one year leave OF
absence with full pay.
Trenton. n. George August Beling
compel the American Tobacco company
to assign to him his stock in that COM
pany. The suit involves an attack upon
the merger of the American Tobacco and
other companies.
St Petersburg-The chief of the i'm
perial police at Tsarskoe-Selo denies the
report that stranger disguised as a
COssack who entered the palace had been
arrested and that two small bombs were
found in the palace.
New York-Experiment at the Gou-
verneur hospital have resulted in the de-
ciSiOn by the medical staff that there is
no hope of establishing a cure for cerebro
liberia anti-toXin.
Huntsville. Ala.-H. A. Ballard was ia
tally wounded by Miss Oma Hardie. his
sweetheart. who followed her attack upon
him by killing herself. The tragedy re-
suited from a lovers quarrel Miss Hardie
was II years old.
New Yorl<-The gross value of the es-
tate of Andrew H. Green. 1.-The father OF
Greater New York, who was killed by
the negro Williams in 1903. has been
placed by the appraisers at 81, 756, 1928
Constantinople-Th Mussulmans of
Uskub province, Macedonia, are so ex-
asperated at the governments inaction
against marauding bands that they have
taken to lynching prisoners.
New York-Resolutions have been
adopted by the National Association of
Clothiers to boycott all retailers who I'M
justifiably cancel orders or return goods.
New York-Four persons were killed by
Illuminating gas in a tenement house.
They were: Mary Rogers, rs years old;
Helen Clark. II; Kate, 10, and Elizabeth
Clark, Z.
Washington General Cor
telyou has been made the first honorary
member Of the American Chamber OF com
merce recently organized in Naples. Italy.
San Franeisco-Gen. Frederick Funston
has relieved Gen. Francis Moore of the
command of the department of California
and the division of the Pacific.
GaIesburg. nl-The authorities Of Knox
college announce gift OF $4,000 by An
drew Carnegie TO that institution for
new science building.
washington-Having other engage
ments. Secretary Wilson win not go TO