Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1903-07-23

us tAC Oullcu 0ldIGS TO raise Lu6 VOL
anteer' army for the war with Spain.
From Other Shores.
Freiherr Francis Joseph Won Lerch.
enfield, a godson of the Austrian EN-
pcror, Is under arrest on charge Of
fraud,
r. Eight persons we're killed and from
twenty to thirty injured when the
Southport express jumped the track at
Waterloo, Eng.
The steamer Nadojka, plying on the
Volga, has been destroyed by fire near
Hishna-Novegoros Twelve persons
were burned to death.
The Great Western Railway com.
pany Of England claims to have made
a worlds record for one of it's trains,
running from London%o Plymouth, 246
miles, in 233A minutes.
Hanoi was devastated and Namdin
completely leveled in the typhoon in
Tonquin June and 9. There was q
great, loss of property and between
1000 and 5000 natives were killed.
The Pilgrims club will erect a
statue to George Washington, the sub
scriptions to be confined to British
subjects. A place in st. Paul's ca
thedral, London, has been offered for
It. ..
As.young woman was found lying on
the beach behind the Scgievo monas-
tery at St. Petersburg, with badly
burned feet and legs. She had tried
self-incineration, thinking that the
only sure means of salvation.
Under the caption THE Truth About
the Tragedy at Belgrade" Gil Bias, at
Paris, prints an article written by M.
De Prevignand, in which the writer
openly accuses King Peter of having
been the leader of the servian con.
spiracy. -~ -
Casualties.
H. B. stultz of Louisville sneezed 80
violently that he fractured a rib in his
left side. So s..... .....>,.
Six boys have died Of tetanus at
Pittsburg since July 4. All were vic
Tins of the toy pistol.
One boy was killed and four injured
in freight wreck on the Pennsylvania
railroad near Bolivar, Pa.
Josie Henry, a young girl. and Miss
Ashton, a professional nurse, we're
drowned at Wading river, Long Island,
while bathing
Fire destroyed portion Of the Ore
woolen mills at Oregon City, Ore, the
loss on which is about $4,000. a-..-
Three men were killed, two serious
ly hurt and three buildings destroyed
by an explosion from an unknown
cause at the Latin powder works at
Leflin, Pa.
Rock Lawn, one of the finest sum-
mer houses at New London, Coun. the
residence Of Mrs. Lindley Hoffman
Chaplin, was struck by lightning and
totally destroyed. --
Three persons were killed and fifty
injured in a collision between the Mis-
souri, Pacific fast mail No. Z and an
excursion train. in cut between Lit
tie Blue and Lees Summit, Missouri
The British schooner Gold Seeker,
Capt. Diggdon, Of Liverpool, N. s. W.,
was capsized by heavy sGuall during
the night Of July 2, when ten miles OF
the Isle of Pines, and three were
drowned.
In a severe electrical storm light
ming struck the United Oil company's
sc, gallon tank at Marcus Hook,
near Chester, causing an ex2lns,on
which shattered the roof Of the tank
into hundreds OF pieces.
Sin and Sinners.
Mrs. Delight Prenti.s. wife of F.
Prentiss, wealthy manufacturer,
drinking carbolic acid
Mrs. Mary Sands OF Auburn. Ind.,
and Charles Pickett, from the same
town. have been arrested on charge
of deserting their families and eloping.
p. l.. Straight, former telegrapher
at Ora Grande, on the Santa Fe road
in California, is believed to have been
murdered on the isthnus of Tehnante-
pee. Friends of the. missing man are
preparing to place the matter before
the state department.
The body OF Joseph Hansel, Ger
man brewer. who came to San Fran.