The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1903-12-04
The NEWS nm BRIEF.
For the week Ending November %

For the Week Ending November IS.
Over 300 camels and $500 goats have
been captured from Mad Mullah by the
British.
David HOLSTER died at Mapleton,
Ia, at the age of 101.s He was in good
health for 100 years.
The loss of the steamer Discovery is
confirmed from Juneau. She carried
SO or GO passengers.
Pope Brooks, his wife and child and
an unknown man were cremated in a
fire at Luverne. Ala.
Fire destroyed the Polk county poor
house at Tyron, N. c., and four inmates
persisted in the flames.
Thanksgiving day was celebrated in
the customary nanner by the Ameri-
can residents of Havana.
The firm of d. Crawford & Co, one of
the largest mercantile houses in st.
Louis, failed for $500, 900.
August Doller and his aged mother
were burned to death by a gas ex-
plosion at Columbus, Ind.
Gus Olsen butchered his wife and two
baby boys with a Ratchet at Laramie,
Wyo., and shot himself dead.
Roy Dimes, August Wanglan and
William Sharp were killed by a dyna-
mite explosion at Sharon, Mich.
Germany's consular representatives
at Panama have opened business rela-
ions with the new government.
American immigration to Canada for
the year. which it was estimated would
reach 100000 persons, fell to 30,O46.
Michael Fillippisse was hanged at
Geneva, ILL.,, for The murder of Nicho-
las Tomaso in a box car at Aurora.
The Henneberry publishing firm in
Chicago has been placed in receivers
hands; assets, $3.50, 900; debts, $780, 900.
o Ferguson in his annual report
says the population of Oklahoma is
$4,000 and yalue of prdoperty $780,
000,0 0O.
Emil Reichow, a strike picket, was
shot to death in Chicago by G. g. Lang.
whom pickets had surrounded and at
tackled.
Members of the Illinois congression-
al delegation are booming Speaker
Cannon for the vice presidential nom
nation.
The First national bank at Dundee,
ILL.,, with a capital of $4,000, was
closed by order of the national bank
examiner.
The Royal Glass plant, owned by the
National Glass company, employing
200 persons, burned to the ground at
Marietta, o.
Cuban imports for the fiscal year to-
tailed s62,620, 279, as against $66, 062, $50
for 1902. ,Forty-one per cent. from the
United States.
I've Wolden and an aged man named
Akre We're frozen to death at Hegbert,
Mimi, and e. Heinrichs met a like fate
near Palmer, Ia.
Robert J. Hale, a compositor in the
government printing office, killed his
wife and then committed suicide at
their home in Washington.
The death roll in Wisconsin since
the deer season opened already is 90
Five mor cannot survive their wounds
and q are injured severely.
Mayor Gaus, of Albany, N. Y, or
dered the police To expel from the city
Mormon elders and missionaries if they
attempt to preach polygamy.
A strike of 5000 ironworkers
throughout the country has been Or
dered for the second time. Fully so, 900
other Workmen will be affected.
The seat of the Colorado labor trou-
bic is transferred to the Telluride dis
trlct, where the troops have begun ar
resting the leaders of the strike.
Gen. George H. Stuart, a graduate of
west Point, indian nghter and briga-
der general in the confederate army
died on his estate at South River. Md.
A woman@known as Mrs. G. e. How
ard leaped from a third-story window
in Chicago to her death because of de-
spondency, caused by the desertion of
her husband.
The grand trustees of the Brother
hood of Locomotive Firemen elected
w. s.. Carter, of Indianapolis, al pres
ent editor of the Fireman's Magazine.
secretary-treasurer of the order.
Title to land worth 81, 900, 100000 in.
the upper part Of Manhattan is claimed
by 1900 heirs of the members Of the
old corporation of New Harlem. A
suit,Will be begun to secure possession.