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The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1902-03-14


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Helmick returned from Siou
Falls Tuesday morning. .sv ,..s,s>;:, n.
Editor CaldWell. 81 tha Globe "a
laid up MondayW . severe attac1
Of lumba9o. ;-.. T%t -: y, ) = : ::
A. e. Hart returned from. his tril
to st. Louis Tuesday morning
where he, purchased . large stock. OF
new goods NJ ~, *%s5| W = ~;
Mrs. Anna: Baylor as resigned her
position as head cook OF aelmlekl
restaurant ana WAL make l1 SIOUX Z : = @l =
her future home Fl ':.:|' d, ~ :. :; !:
Mr.. Perkins returned 70 ner nome
in Lincoln, Ne1:, zMonGay s.eer :
pleasant WISH ":0n ~ o''' ." -
u Alien ~ '1A e.'' -.
t. L. SCHWARTZ 'eA' luz w. @' -
luesoas'
Detective Murphy 1911 TUESDAY
Tor st. raul = ''' =.
William Sierks OF bageio" was ~
town Monday
The quarantine wa 9 taken on the
Salvation Army BARRACKS MONDAY
Shanahan received a car of farm
implements Tuesday.
Richard Torrance is nursing q big
hoi, on his hand this week.
u4r1ono lott for. St Pan, this
1880 ~ . b,,a;naas trim
r. u,:,4 ,oe
w. w. Ao:' y. m..aaaa
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ontoi 'nu 49, 49, 49,, -
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attack OF the gr1pp enls week: week: y:
Turner arrived from 'cln o g aBF
homa Tuesday morning ana g r. t 9
guest at the home Of }. F. Peterson
L Mr.and Mrs. Ed Briggs of Gowrie,
la. returned home Monday after a
pleasant visit with friends id this
city.
Mics Ferol Norris a member Of
the 9Th grade in our. schools won
the prize for writing the best story
for the Junior Journal. The prize
ia a handsome painting which vii.
hang in her school. room, she also
loot a handsome emblem button,
ISFerol is one of Wortihngton' g
brightest little girls and a great
lfayorite in her school.
last week several of our towr
Ehovs whose names we will not men
~ +,ol = into their heads that
home was no longer the place to-
them, therefore they began countlne
ties between mere anu o. raui Nv.
days later however, they stumoiee
in at their fathers door half dead
with fatigue and hunger having
slept one night in a straw stack neal
pra,yteor and not having a bite &
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j. JOKE ON DAN SHELL.

"A COhG ON LIAM Sl1LAL.
The following from the Mime
apolis Tribune, shows that Dan g
friends never lose an opportunity of
playing a joke on him. as he always
takes them as they are intended.
"Playing cards with Dan Shell 'is
no longer the passwrd among the
Windsor House senatorial contingent
who thought it would be pleasant to
have their respective wives spend
the session with them. Dan is one
of the most genial and who)esouled
fellows in the world and his bachelor
rooms have been open at all hours to
bis friends. Sometimes they visited
him and sometimes they didn't, but
l'their answer to the curious wives
when they overstayed their permits
was always the same Been play
ing cards with Dan Shell. - But&it'f
different now: The clever wife o.
one of these good fellows put on he1
wraps the other evening after dinne1
and started out of the door, whil'
her husband was enjoying biz. ciga
and evening paper. where ar
you going, my dear9" he natural.
inquired, to which she flashed bacl
the reply with a quizzical smile
Oh, just going to play cards with
Dan Shell. - It's mighty fortunat.
! the session is SO near the end.
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John ". Tuthi11 Lbr. CO.
]. k. DARBY,

Is once more before the public a.
an auctiopeer. Will cry all kinds st
sales aud guarantee. viii have.
notes cashed as cheap il not cheaper
than anyone else. See him beioss.
securing your aucticneer for 'termss
and dates. 55 s155s
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OFFICERS ELECTED.

Report of annual town meeting
of Indian Lake.
For Supv.,-
w. Il. Craver Chm.
Oliver Thompson
- Jens Langseth
Town Clerk
R. W. Abbott,
Treas
H. Braydon
Assessor
S. A. Dexter
Justice of Peace
j. O. Larson
Constable
Fred Coyer.>
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For. Sale.

v71r1, sell or trade clear title
!" lands in Dakota and Kansas,
=. and = money to loan on real estate in
this county. f. D. "olVen. :.
<. E. B. Paul, of Indian Lake. was IN
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SHORT NEWS STORIES.

atto who on Friday last attempted an Az
Sault on Miss Alice BHrchcld, near Cocoa,
1 % Sf ns ap ta a s' y 2f % to he
the young lady, The negro voluntarily
confessed. Immodatcly after the confcs
sion the negro wasl hanged to tree and
his body rlddlcd with bullets.
MANILA Lapuna. province of Iuzo",
Till he paced under ciyil government
KINGSTON, Jqm9Ica Mail aaviccs ro,
footing is extremely high
RATION ROUGE. La. The governor has
vetoed the New Orleans and drainage bourl
merger bill hccdusc it contninc no enact.
ing clause Tho measure was Immediately
uolnUoduced 10y Mr. llaggerty in corrected
NEW YORK senator nepow. who is in
London. compared the effect Of the nows
Of the kings illness there with the effect
az the news of the assassination of presi-
dent Mckinley unon Buffalo last year
NEW YORK < President Palma and cab
not have decided. saws a Herald dispatch
from Havana, 10 instruct Senior Qursnda to
obtain Washington data cNE' --@tory Of
General Woods settlement of toe church
claims,
CIIICAGO.- British. Americnns of Chi
cngo Will not abandon the demonstration
aud cntcrtuinmcut arranged for Thursday
night ip the First regiment armory In
IoHuF OF NoIoNdllul tui. despite inc King q
lllncSa ana the consequent indefinite post
roncmcnt of the crownln= ceremony.
PRINCETON. The treasurer of Prince.
TONS new gymnasium fund has Issued a
statement which shove that over S20O, OoO
already has heen suhscrlhcd. The balance,
S0ogor, In all probability will he sub
scribcd before the end of the year,
SAN FRANCISCO.-Th bark Rodcrlck
llhu brings news nom Hawaii that Kilauca
volcano ls more active than at any time
since the outbreak of four yca>., ago.
NEW YORK. David $. Burnside. 81
YEARS ola, residing In Brooklyn, shot and
Killed his wife Lillian, aged - years, IN
4 concert saloon on tina Bowcry ON Couey
island and then fred bullet Into bis own
mead, with probably fatal effect.
SALT LAKE, Utah.--A telephone message
from Mercury, the second largest mining
rNhp IN Jtnh, says that town has bcrn
nearly destroyed by fire.
NEW YORk,-A W. Scgulu defeated
j. y Elliott in the finals in the annual
Gut states tennis tournament and Will
play Hunt Of California for the Southern
championship cup.
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MINNESOTA DEMOCRATS
Denounced Trusts and the Adninistra-
ton and Nominated Candidates.

Denounced Trusts and the Adninistra-
ton and Nominated Candidates,
Minneapolis MINI, June 25.-Thc demo.
cratic state convention rcafnrned faith IN
The Kansas City PLATFORM. expressed ad,
n mr. Tor W, ]. Bryan and nominated
me following state ticket:
Falls "'S'ns' cannon
St. Paul a. S"i'n'
shall F''s''" ouei' MAJ
AAndltor,-A, G, Lelck, owatonpa.
Minneapolis. Naidpee'
Falls "eEers' Lituc
po S!srk (, Of the Supreme caurt.-G. p. Jones
,Nailrcad and Warehouse CommIssioner
Major j, NJ. Bowles, Minne9noj,s
don nu alHh'nisiration's Philippine policy IL
uen9uhced and the position az tha dey,n
lion Is V comnsn on the Philippine ques.
,h 'Earulng trusts the platform urges mat
anH iarin benefits they enjoy no ,,o Nj
s s Yslslation for the control az tho,r
iuEs Is recommended. W '"vi ar
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W. ], BRYANNOMINATED BY POPULISTS


Grand Island, Neb.. Juue 25.-rusion was
,..,.,,.it- H., va
"'l''''"N" ~ 'ue Ntuot'dHS ana pop
uUst State conventions today when both
bodies uuaulmousI,. 1ou,In,f,l W u
1,l,,.,,,,,...,, 80 60 49,, -
AZ 'il''"" w ''""N '9'd'u' N'n"rIat, Tor
governor The nomination came afte. a
long and hard fought b5tfte tnob II tho
"".'.'' '1"cN 81 nc
c""F'H'I""s u'" selected a nominee for
governor dugluG the night. tle populiSts
naming NJ r. HARRINGTON Of Holt conn y
and tb. d,,,,,..r,.s .,l..,,,,,, - 60
''-' N.'"N - d. Hln' 90
81 'lHlHa h'th conventions began to bal
lot ON those names and ou+sr,l i,,+o tf,
dca,,Io,k which los,ol NH a,.,l',. ,t,-
NJ. 49, e''NN '"''
-, ~, "t',~ a., ~ uouI W. -htFah vas
a a ~ tin,vu ny int p"pnllsts ny accam2tlon
H." t,r UE''" ,lunr convention was n"tlhcd'
, ,.,, ,"'' 4" 'lt""tr" utI"t' me d'Wottdttt
6tr,saj ne "a' ,,'',"ul,'' va ll|' IuN1nu WIN
n"d tr.rt,," "'I. ,'VI ','H't Iup'S'lple
I'm, H. ,,"', y, l'"N' NV. ~ we tahe
'i,',,, NJ - u.s. "uh"Hu,'u ms WIN
t, L n, ,,"I,, o., siil ne could not accept
to m, NH ,a ''"s,t' n"uauE i4h.llt
~, w. 'u' ~, l. re maze Il pea tor mar
At'ior iii .rl,ssl i,,''"' mod. 80
au,tb,,. h.u't ',H a. nsuuV vi procedure,
siy ,nun;ic. ,nii',,' 'l". ~ I't OUT ,ot
I,A,r ijmti,,'' ,"ileI Gast tn'W vote for
goutlei1,u ,nnaaii c III ~, gnwI'.s WhL tlaI
positively withdis,'n md .uV u!u
vcntlon tn nomingtn " wa nv con
Tho snpscstion v',s o,'tcl ~ u.t'soH
nous c.nscut and rhomnson ,,.,5 .,,,'.i
the platform on ms sta,,iiI, =" 90 , "o'uv ~
her OF other delegates. fbc Gcniocrattr
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Spanish Equality.

In an article on Summer Isfe Ia AEl
usia," in Harper's Magazine, Beu,sylrI
ltidgcly gives an amusing picture Of tiiI
curiously democratic equality O. classes d
tnnt country;
mere Is no privacy" he says. end
humbiest individual does not hesitate ii
stand ut the club windows ana blow lij
4 SMOKE in the faces OF those VINO sit witalE
III they may look out, he argues why msfj
! not ne look In | have seen maids enrfl
the cafes with their. masters ard ItI
! tresses, and sit down with the rest Of MI
familI. eating and chatting In the mnsl
familiar aud friendly way with all MI
family. The waiter smokes clgarsts
constantly, and IL the very faces Of tis
people he serves. Occasionally he puts Va
hard Immediately on the shoulder " Il
client, and enters With spirit into the cor
YuISation. ! have often seen rim sit dow
and drink with the people he MAS serving
he does no. mean to he dsrospectful ~
AndnluslJn, however poor he may be, ~
NY can not he servie or obsequous, ~
thinks himself as good as any man. aM
BOWS and scrapcs to none. Ihe glael
panorama of plutocracy does not lmprts
him, He has no respect for rank OF wy
A street car conductor who works slNesa
hours "A day tor 30 cents does not tdAs
Oh his hat when the governor eelg..
passes. | sometimes wonder i he woas
condoscend to do so in the presence o. "
king himself | am sure, IN any es.s
If the King were by some chance % el'a
his tram ear, he would promptly aha y \,
NCry amiahlc and hospital way ~ TX, ,s
hand on his maics,y,s shoulder ana CaN
MIN cigarette. and a. very bad ons VI
that. Verify; absolute Independence q q Mi H.
sonnl action complete democracy 49,
daily walk exist Only in Anda'dsl ~. n,
1T must not he understood ~ lns o NV
there are no social barriers N sae r III
HAND, society In the fashionapie III. s,u's IN
much the same here as elsewhere, W., sre N,
inevitable smart set at the nea" ~, Z. srlrt,l
thing. only here II does not p u,i nassM
ne much aside when the rabple pa IN.
The dcnlocracy of the land Hes N 'at ., w
plpteness of Individual freedom nnodv p oass
body does as he peases, ana h'po'' =
tions his right to do So
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Can Issued for Forty first representative
district convention.
Virgil Galahcr's case was called at
tucro and tho venue changed to Bexar
county.
President Roosevelt has been invited to
visit Galveston on his Southern trlp.
~SutheSn Pacific Immigration agents were
OF Corpus Christi last night.
The Texas and Pacific hlacksmlths Mt
Marshall walk out
CITY marshals ami chiefs OF police in an
nual convention at Fort Worth.
Edward IL. Jonklus, leading business
man OF san Antonio, is dead.
The committee OF Confeloratcs lnyesti-
eating the Confederate home heard from a
number Of the Inmates. The work may he
concluded today
There is slim attendance on the real
estate convention at Gfernvlle.
The court Of criminal appeals has grant
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Ruhln's long reach made 1t difficult for
SuArk9 TO get close to his opponent aud
ne relied upon swinging his left watch
nc sot nome shaking kuhlin ny, Shar-
KEY left however, began to lack force
ana the referee had to tel him to close
ms soye huhiin was scoring rapidly.
g"ttihs porn hands home. but Sharkey was
IiiG 10 peat ana took his punishment we'll
IL had bit tue best OF the round
seventh Round -Ruhlin worked hard
Sh4rkev tired, The excitement ran high
and It was evident that only knockout
eoMd save sharkey from defeat.
Eighth Round. Sharkey tried hopplessly
10 hrIHg this on. but there was not enough
iorce IN the swing of his left, and R,.
ID TAXING meters easily, was yell IN
Ninth found. This round developed more
rllhehlnS ana the Fierce seriously cautioned
9-nihty' Ruh,iu, however, was equally
t"ItN ana 'ronghed good deal. DuI
escaped the rcferees caution 1t was a
nara round and resulted In ltuhllu's favor.
Iho tenth round started fast and furious
NhhlkSS putting splendid rights on the
mark Ruhlin made the most OF the round
but SAalkey was not to be denied and
ont vt danger
AT the opening OF the eleventh round both
were tull Of night and the exchanges were
rapid aud vicious Sharkey trying to gel
IN knockout blow lie was punched down
repeatedly but Ae wanted LOT Of nunChil,
10 finish him and kuhu was too tired To
DO It, Time after time the Inter got In
his right on Sankey's body and his left on
MS Jaw but Without attaining the desired
eud Sharkey rolled al over the ring ana
was down when the bell sounded aud
Ruhlins seconds claimed the fight me
referee declined to allow their claim, ex-
planning that Sharhey was only knocked
down eight seconds before the end Of the
round. Sharkeys seconds. however, threw
up the sponge and kuhliu was declared
the winner
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RuHLIN pEEeArep sHARKEY.
Irish Lad Whipped the Sailor in EleV,
Rounds

Irish Lad Whipped the Sailor in Eleven
Rounds.
London, June 25.-ln the coronation hox,
ing tournament today Gus Rubin of Ak.
ron, Onto, defeated Tom sharkey OF New
York In eleven rounds.
Denver Ed Martin, the negro fighter. de.
featcd Sandy Ferguson, the Engishmau, IN
Ave rounds.
In the Ruhlp.Sharkey light, Sharkey
started in slight fayoritc, at 80 to aG
Both lighters We're IN the acnie Of condition.
Adopting aggressive tactics Sharkey held
h 5 own In the first three rounds. although
liphn Mwayg managed TO m s. Sharkry' !
lightning II when taere was any force In
It. III the f0u til round Shlrkcy was NJ.
toned second time for holling and nj.
though plucky he appe lred Go hc In trouble
Rubin showed great science aud GOODNESS.
Tho lighting continued at severe pace. AZ
the opening Of the attn round Rubin sem
his right and left to Sharkey's Jaw and
neck and the latter was cautioned for hit,
ting low, Rubin WAS good on his feet aud
maintaIncd splendid deftn while Shar.
key WAS the ''reoelvcr general = Both men
were again Cautioned sof holding. Shit,
keys let ryA was cut ny Ruhlin's elbow
and II soon tilled cut. At the close Of ghe
round both M were glad TO rest.
Sixth Round. sharkey looked refreshed,
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CONTEMPORARY by. but an. a.. nj
box or cosk, where they .nIown luts \
the cork picker arrives, who s na,ale md
sum sulr ~ eNsh FOR all offered 10 him s'g u
o,rtSse Muller and bartender now ~, VI
w. ,,' nsV NV winch inlet minimum aane
wpun tme corr, and In many places w s.as
vi pottles are opened III tha ~ Sa... II
u 49,, uaS steel cork extractor 4 Nv
Mn.cn WI pun out cork from the in, Wv
forced "' oVeh earelesd
me peddler who buys them sells .hosi, !.
.ue second mana man, who assorts NY, w
INTO various classes. Many large corts N
pt recut with considerable profit n,ss1
Whlch nave been injured can be rnt y NJ
TO discard the injured portions and MIA ~ "
that which is sound Gorks which ~.
been discolored By grease can ha, csa ss3
by hcnzine, ammonia water, or jimnf WI
water Those which have been d,scSIos.
or iiavored by medicine can be rarss,ss
usaOie by long CONTINUED boilina, WIN \
sniall amount Of Chloride of lime MA y,
seqnent driving in kiln or oyen az ss
hnest quality consists OF champaans ca,s
lhese always command god prlce WI
possible to reuse them, and this IL ss,s NJ
be done by many manufacturers bo,s n
home aud abroad. Others can be rect, u
to obliteratC the makers or bottlers NAM
which is usually branded upon the M n
lower surface. second hand CORY MI
paraftinated can he used for bottles NJ
timing oils powders and aqueous soiutlors
They are popular at present on account N
the ease with which they can be taken 81,
aud put back. wa7,4
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A CRUSHING DEFEAT.


Venezuela Rebels Capture More Govern
mcnt Officials Than They Can Count
Wilomstad, Island OF Cwacao June p.
Adviccs received here from Venezuela IN.
der date Of June 20 say President Castro
recently tried to occupy I.aycla, ION the
gulf of Cornl. He sent General Colmenares
with a large force NJ tlnupS 20 attack tho
town by sea, hoping that General Ayaln
would assist by land and catch the rcvou.
tionlSts who are there commanded by Gen
ernl Riern. Gcnral MNlos' first lieutenant.
between two fires. But for unknown rcn-
sons there was no assistance Ivy land and
General ColmcnarcS after three hours
lighting was compelled to rcemhark his
troops and abandon the attack,
During tho morning Of June % General
| Rlera left Laycin with 1900 men ana at.
tackled Coro, the capital Of tho state VI
Falcoua. nine miles distant After nvc
hours hnttle General Ayala, hrst vice
president Of the republic aud commander
Of Castr0's army and Gcurral Tclcria,
president Of the state of Falcon, seventeen
generals and forty,hvc colouclS, surrender
cd with Ave guns and 1862 men
The moral eject Of this Victory Is incal-
culnhle on all the country rs President
Castro lately represented IN bulletins thnt
General R'era was flying with only ten
followers,
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ed John Cornell of Bell county bail in
the sum Of $4,000.
The liquor men are said TO have core
TO the conclusion that their Interests would
ton.
were drowned in the san Jacinto river near
Humble.
About thirty Insurance companies have
agreed to withdraw from business in Fort
Worth because Of alleged defects in eltc
trical wiring.
Another suit involving the title to the
beaumont oil fields has been died by the
HUMPHREYS heirs Damages claimed am unit
10 millions.
The Higgins No found a second stratum
on spindle Top Mt a depth of 1000 feet.
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The Sweetest Lives.

The sweetest lives are those 10 uus' ~
Whose deeds, both great and snia,,, h,
Are clcse-knit strands OF an ppV'
thread.
Whore love enobes all. H.,
The wcrld may sound no. trunpe''' y
no bells: , n.,ora tslt
Tic Book of LifeAth ,sh'hllls iNees,itude.
ATTiHry ~ ts own uttyfSSrklug. a chids ~, ~
Set on Thy singing lips shall niaAe u
A poo, man served by thee shall maze -
rich; al make TIE.
A sick man helped by thee shan mAAs =
strong: - ~. every selsl
Thou shit me served tnNset ~
OF service which thou renderestii, 4, ovuiu1
= Elizabeth Barrett brownies
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INDIANA AND OHIO STORM
SWEPT OVER A LARGE AREA, De
STROYlNG LIVES AND PROPERTY.
Crops Were Utterly Ruined, Causing a
Loss of Millions of Dollars TO
the Farmers.

Indianapolis Ind. June % The entire
central portion of Indiana was visited today
by one of the most disastrous storms tnat
ever swept over the State
rho s'orm-swcpt section covers several
hundred square miles from Hancock COUNT
northwest, through the northern portion or
Marion county. Hamilton ana Boone co;n.
ties' and doing mnch damage in rippeclnoe
and adjacent counties.
thousands of buildings were RACED. trees
were uprootcd ana now blockade the high.
Wafs Crops were utterly ruined. causing
loss estimated at nearly S4UUuUUU and
MY persons we're more or less injured.
Bui two deaths have been reported with
authority.
The most severe damage was in and u ~
Iancock county, All wire communiea i-71-
pttWctu tue cities and towns in the aevaa-
Wled "ISrtlet Is cut OF auG II VIII re-
qri'' "' #'r' i"-.g TO establish srr,- 20
AT Maxwell, lIapcock county, the UnIted
Stat"N chain tactort Was Qes,.u,-t ,,,,vl.
WoIknleu were Injured. TIE New Brothers
Hour mlll aud grain elevators were totally
destroyed and the Friends church was
blown away.
At Clcveanl, SIX miles southeast Of Max.
wen, the storm broke as The funeral OF
Mrs; Mary Earl was icing held, \ piece
the house of mourning, striking eX-C0unty
Clerk sample aud breaking his leg Several
others were slightly Injured. -Four horses
were Killed and the hedrSc was demolished.
At Wilkinson hve people were seriously
injured one, Charles Sheppard perhaps
At Srriugtown Mrs. Cicero Hamilton was
very seriously injured.
Al Fishers station three persons were m.
jutrd. FROM that place east into Han
cock county the whole country has been
greatly damaged.
At Ingall glass factory was smashed
aud SIX wo kmen injured
At McCorlisrillc. Pickle & Co.'S general
store was totally DESTROYED and the stock
Tho VI n pnic aud odd Fellows hlockS We
completely des royCd. The Methodist
houses unroof d, one man killed outris /
aud dvc persons tightly injured From
This town cast for miles farm buildings
were swept away AMI crops IRE in.no t.
One farmer was r'poltcd XII d,
At Castleton, In the northern part Of this
county bullding' were dos roNcd Sew.
oral persons We're injured, among them Mrs.
Mains. aged 20. August Clluton was ST uck
by falling tmberS aud may d..
All trains report great damage The
Monon d Pot at Horton, north o. this, city,
NJ NJ was slightly injured and tclcGr o.
OPERATOR had his arm badly fractured
At Fortvilc. james Bailey, 20 years old.
a retired sailor who LIVED In the forest tn
At charlottesville the new First Chris
tiHn church was wrecked and The freight
house Of the r,ennsylvanla RailrGoqd cog
elevator belonging to the railroad near the
depot was blown over aud the loss on the
grain will amount to 100000 Crops were
damaged and live stock was killed.
THE DEAD AND INJURED
Tho following Is list of the casualties
ohtainahe at this hour:
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TEXANS GRADUATED FROM YALE.
M II. Duncan of WyIe and w. C. Aber-
crombie Of Houston.
Especial to Tho pos+

new maven Conn, June 25.--Among the
az students who received degrees at the
animal commencement exercises Of Yale
university this afternoon were Murcus
Homer Duncan of WyHe, Texas. bachelor
Of q ITS, and William Chiffon Abercrombie
5s,.r ii""Ssoh, iLNaS' who was given the
-. A. OF Taylor university, and Ahrrcron.
nle Is Il. \. of tho TcXas university 13
his bhd s ii@ryard ns duncan ranked hish in
and was given one of the crrnNi,nc oWuIHt
E l,giio appointments, He was assigned IN to
deliver one Of the orations. ''O ~
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-06-26
TO CLOSE SPECIAL EMBASSY.
Mr. Reid May Take a Short Continental
Tour

Mr. Reid May Take a Short Continental
Tour.
London, June 25-ioseph a. Choate, the
United states ambassador has Withdrawn
the Invitations to the dinner whlch he was
TO give June -, aua Whitcmw Reid. the
special coronation ambassador OF the United
states, is busy today canoeing all his eiJ-
gascmenrs
MIR, Roid has determined to cose up thp.
special embassy as quickly rs conlpdtinlo
with decorum- lie viii go to the continent
Tor short stay Nnd may possibly visit
Scotland returning to America carly TN the
autumn
II is said that Queen AlcN1plra Is bearing
NJ well ana b. much touched with tho oN.
prcsslons OF sympathy pouring In from alt
parts ot the world. Among tine kilograms
received hy the queen was ono from cen
crnl Huoth who is In Berlu, I'm which he
save the salvation Army an over tue world
VIII pray for the recovery Of the King.