The age-herald., 1900-08-22

ty of Lowell, Mass, and Jack Hamilton of Trow, fought twenty round draw at the Manhattan Athletic Club tonight
 Mexico City, August A.-Minister of Foreign Relations Mariscal has issued an invitation for the assembling of a Pan American Congress in this city next year.
 Guthrie, o. T., Aug. H.-Six men lost their lives this morning by the caving in of a well. They were Howard Ellis, E. T. Shaf- roth H. R. Wales, Jerome Hill, s. R. Stude and John Meade.
 Pittsburg, August A.-operations were resumed today at all the factories of the National Glass Company Tableware com bine). The resumption gives employment to four thousand men.
 Cleveland, O., August 1.-The ,quadren- nial tournament of the Bohemian-Ameri- can Gymnats of the United States began today in the Central Armory About ~15O Bohemian athletes from various States are participating.
 Washington. Aug. M.-walter McMillan of Nevada City, New, has been appointed in offices. MT. McMillan was the Republican candidate for Governor of Nevada in the last election.
 Cambridge, Mass, August 2-Will Stin- son of this city defeated Burns Pierce and Albert Champion in a bitterly contested 25-mile motor paced race at the Charles River Park tonight His time was 42 min- utes seconds.
 Springfield Ills, Aug. 21.-Eight thousand persons at Old Salem Chautauqua, near Petersburg, today, it being Democratic day, heard Congressman Joseph w. Bailey of Texas speak He confined himself entirely to the question of imperialism.
 Isaquah, Wash, August 21.-Five m5rers were smothered to death in the Isaquah Coal Companys mines today A brush fire spread to the mouth of air shaft, ig nited the timbers and was sucked down by the ventiator van into the workings, where eighty men were employed.
 Pierre, S. D., August 21.-A heavy rain, wind and wind storm has swept over the country north of here, wrecking numbers of barns, small dwellings and windows While the rain is too late to benefit crops it relieved water famine which was be- coming serious.
 Chicago, August 21.-The directors of the
  extend the sxty-day rule as regards the publication of quotations futures. This means that the board will adhere to its present policy to limiting the quotations to the second month of futures. -.
 Seattle, Wash, Aug. H-General Randall has received authority to send back the in- digent and destitute at Nome at the ex- pense of the government. He has receivd over 3,GO0 applications for help and there were still several men, who will eventually be compelled to ask the government to as- sist them home.
 Washington, August 21-Captain G. ". Stevens signal officer of volunteers and first lieutenant of the Sixth Artillery, hav- ing rendered his resignation as an officer of the volunteer army and having resigned his commission in the regular army, has been honorably discharged from the serv- ice of the United States.
 Braddock, Pa, August N.-Fire tonight destroyed J. c. Schmessenger's photograph gallery, the First Christian church, the millinery store of Maggie Fields, Mrs. Feeley's grocery, Broddock Upholstering Company, Holders lumber yard, and the Braddock Coal and Supply Company. The loss is $50, ,000, with small insurance. Origin unknown.
 Danville, Ind, Aug. 21.-T. D. Cassiday well known young man of this city, was drowned last evening while bathing in the Vermillion river. His remains floating in the river were seen today by Robert Leve- rons, who plunged in after the body. He was seized with cramps and was drowned in the sight of hundreds who lined the banks of the river.
 New York, Aug. H.-There were filed in the United States district court today claims for more than $1, 100000 against the Campagnie Generale Trans-Atlantique for loss of life and damage sustained by the sinking of La Bourgogne on July 4, 1S9S off Cape Sable Island. The claims filed range from S2,500 to $100,000.
 London August 22.-The women of Vic- toria have started a movement against woman suffrage similar. according to the Melbourne correspondent of the Time, to the American Womens anti-Suffrage movement. Fifteen thousand women have signed a petition against the woman suf- frage bill.
 Norfolk, Va, Aug 21.-The auxiliary gum boat Hawk, which is now beink quite hand somely fitted out at the navy yard here, and which it was first thought was go- ing to the Philippines and China, has been 
 practice boat for the Ohio naval militia She will make the trip via the St. Law renee river. 5,
 Hutchison, August H.-Claud an6 l. ", Campbell, respectively Decomractic and Populist candidates for Congress freu the Seventh Kansas district, have withdrawn from the contest, so that fusion might be effected. A convention will meet here in September to nominate fusioG candidate. | Friends of Jerry Simpson are at work end l it is asserted that the ex-Congressg2esn n will be candidate. Glenford Ohio, Aug. N.-EngineeP Isrsss Dupler, employed at a saw mill near here. screwed down a safety valve sa rdise steam. Twenty minutes later the boiler ex- ploded with terrific force, completely wreck l ing the mill and killing Dupler instantly, I together with Elsa Wingarter and J. Me- Laughln. Duplers body was hurled for hum | drd yards and terribly mangled. Joseph | Foster and Mama Hester were seriously