Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1902-07-10
General.

The largest cotton mill plant in the
The next worldwide Sunday school
convention will assemble in Jerusalem.
in 1904.
Joe Cans knocked out George Nc
Fadden in the third round at San Fran
cisco.
The supreme court of Ohio has de-
clared SO many laws invalid that an
extra session of the legislature u
deemed necessary.
S. D. Ward and wife were severely
injured and negro laborer killed In a
storm at Duck Springs. Ala. Prop
erty in the vicinity valued at $4,000 was
destroyed.
The Kosmos liner Abydos reports
rescuing the crew of the wrecked liner
sakkarah and s2,5oo,000 in gold from
the barren island Of Huamblin, landing
all at Valparaiso.
An order was placed with the Amer!-
can Shipbuilding company at Cleveland
by Capt. w. w. Brown for a steamer
with a capacity of $500 tons and to
cost about $250,000.
"A llSI Oh VOTERS at lLe TeCSAt llAeSl1A6
of the stockholders of the United States
Steel corporation develops the fact that
Andrew Carnegie does not own single
share of this stock.
Hundreds of cattle imported from
Southwest Texas are being driven out
of the Indian Territory by the Indian
police, acting, it is said, upon orders
from the interior department.
The steamer Bertha has arrived at
Seattle from Valdez and westward
POINTS. When passing Mount Wrangel
great clouds OF black smoke could be
seen rolling up from her crest.
owen Zeigler of Philadelphia and
Twin Sullivan of Borton boxed twenty
five rounds to a draw before the Sayan-
nah Athletic club. The men were in
fine condition and finished strong.
Ninety soldiers have died in the Phil
ippines from disobeying orders regard
ing food and drink, which were that
distilled water and properly cooked
meat and vegetables only should be
used.
Bq unanimous opinion Of the Colo
RADIO supreme court the city treasurer
of Denver is declared TO be entitled to
the 100000 willed it by George w.
Clayton for the founding Of the Clayton
college for boys.
The Twentieth Century Limited on
the New York Central has broken the
worlds record, running 14S miles, be-
tween Albany and Syracuse, in 145 min
utes, including a stop at Utica and sew
eral slow downs.
Dispatches from state boards Of ag-
riculture and grain men of the%great
wheat and corn belt place the actual
damage caused by the heavy rains OF
the past week at about 100000. Kan
sas seems to be the greatest sufferer.
The month just ended was the coolest
June since the establishment Of the
weather office at Kansas City. June.
1899, losing the record. There has been
much cool cloudy weather. but the
rainfall has been 81 of an inch below
normal.
The largest voluntary increase ever
known in the wages of 100000 men has
been decided upon by the United
States steel corporation. They will re-
ceive an increase of 10 per cent. which
will increase the annual pay roll of the
steel corporation 100000.
Mary MacLane Of Butte, Mont, the
noted young author of THE Story OF
Mary MacLane." is going East for the
first time. She will first visit her
friend, Miss Fannie Corbin, at Buffalo.
advise with her. and then attend either
Vassar or Radcliffe.
The immigrant business for the cur
hac hean Snynafhin0
nous. During the past six months the
number of immigrants passing through
New York has been over 100000. and
the estimates Of the passenger men put
the total for the year at 100000. This
Will exceed last years immigration by
about 30 per cent. .-..-,>>i