Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1903-07-30


0akota In connection with the Belle
Rapid City district.
IA Secretary Wilson has issued an or
der removing the prohibition against
the expectation of cattle from the
prohibition against the expectation OF
cattle from the port OF Boston on &C
count Of the foot and mouth disease.
Notes From Abroad.
The Cuban senate has adjourned.
after . session extending over year.
J. Allison Bowen, United States dep
atty consul general at Paris. has re.
signed.
The German gunboat Fake has
been ordered to Port-au-Prince to pro-
tect German interests.
Vice Admiral Besnard, former min
lister Of the navy, is dead at Paris. He
was born in 1888 and served in the
Crimean and dFranco-Prussian wars.
The buboLic plague is again increas-
ing at IGueque, Chile. Five new cases
have appeared. Thirty-three persons
areeill with smallpox in Antofagasta.
The Venezuelan government has
paid to the representatives of the al
died powers the last installment of the
Indemnity as stipulated by the proto-
col
The Philippine scouts and rural con-
stabulary defeated ESQ rebels In the
streets OF Albay, the capital of the
Island Of Albay. killing fifteen and
wounding fifteen:
The Cuban house has passed bill
for $4,000 for representation at the
st. Louis exposition. The senate
passed bill admitting free of duty
paper for newspapers when 1t is i'm
ported direct by the consumer. \
Casualties. :5@
Fire occasioned q loss Of $125, 900 in
the warehouse district at Louisville.
Z An electric car collided with wag.
on filled with people at Kansas City.
Five persons were injured.
The entire east side of the town of
Hobart, Ind. r., has been burned The
loss of 500. 900 is partially covered BY
insurance. z-@,-,s
Bill Grifhn, q sword swallower, died
ut .Bridgewater, Me-, from injuries re-
ceived while doing his turn in the
Sideshow Of sautell's circus. S
From loss of blood caused by the
mangling Of q finger and thumb by q
drecracker. William Ballard, sixteen
years old. died at Chicago.
a small steamer was wrecked at
Biddeford Point, Me. The crew of
seven men, including the officers, was
saved The steamer Is total loss.
A heavy hail and windstorm caused
much damage at Chicago. One child
was killed and many runaways oc.
Cured, horses being frightened by the
hail.
Mrs. Adelaide Hawley Of New Mil.
ford, Pa, was instantly killed, one 9TH
or with her in an automobile party Sc.
riously injured, and third party hurt
BY the overturning of their car.
Miss Kate Minard, a passenger, was
seriously injured and { hundred others
were thrown into panic by the
wrecking Of q Chicago, Rock Island &
Pacific suburban train at Chicago.
Grimes and Criminals. s.zz
Mrs. Perry Kech committed suicide
at Centralia, H., by saturating her
clothes with kerosene and setting them
son ire. She was insane.
Women took part in riot at Cji-
cago caused by the strike at the KEEL
logg plant. A temporary restraining
order has been issued against the
1tTikerS.
G. Berg. a Chicago boy, confesses at
Toledo that he killed one of the seven
4ramps whom he helped to hold up. It
IL claimed he was the tool Of an older
Accomplice, who. escaped.
Merle Wright, q wellknown young
man, was found dying in a lonely srot
In Brookside Park at Indianapolis, asd
died an hour later at the city tospi
tai. The police have no clue
Striking molders at Toronto, Ont,
nave att4ckedz the strike breakers
from the United States at work in the
Canadian Foundry company's plant
Mounted police and reserves stopped
the fight Scores of arrests have been
made.
Otherwise.
The local option elections in Texas
resulted everywhere in victories for
the prohib;tfonists.
Smithsonian experts and mechanics
have nearly completed the launching
car for Prof Laugley's airship.
Exports Of merchandise from the
port Of New York during the past
week were valued at $7.611, ,4s0.