The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1904-08-19
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william RsnshaW. ths famous tss1i n
player. II dead inf London.
The czar, moved ~ ~ at- tlss 6iselASs N
q an heir, viii free many prisonsrs
Senator Fairbanks will open ths|
Kansas campaign<at Marion ssptsnl-.'s5
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George and Oliver Roth were killed
near Glsnwood. L.. while drivinIg
across railroad track. .s;S u
H The American limo has reduced the
steerass rate from Liverpool to Phil-
adelphia from 80 TO $3.50. III 33
The japanese outposts are eight miles 1!
southwark Of Haichwang. The Japa-
nese advance has entirely stopped.
Democrats and populists Of the Fourth
Nebraska district fused and nominated
Charles Gilbert, Of York, for congress. Il
Charles H. Williams, 81 years old.
four times bigamist, gave himself UP I
in Chicago. and asked to be punished.
The steamer Sierra, which sailed from
Sydney, N. 8. W., August 9Th for San
Francisco, has on board $1,750 900 In
gold. @g' f.: s1e.@s-. H b. 5Esr y fsy5 @s5
In Chicago Methodist Episcopal and
Presbyterian churches united to carry
on an aggressive evangelistic cam
paign. s' - "' III 5'-'5'& %E37A ~ .i5 S
: A British cruiser landed an armed
force and: annexed Birds island In the 4
West Indies. The United States will
protest. ~. H.A.,....r ,,..-s AF..,...s5ssE
/, A, body supposed to be that Of Mrs.
Kathleen Barry Vottler, niece Of the
late Daniel Manning. was found on
Long Island. 3.t@
! Nathan Asher killed his wife near
Mandan, NJ, D., by cutting her throat
with . knife. Asher is thought to have
been insane. '@' @''''*'~" t &#
Sixty-one Hungarian deputies sailed
from Fine, Hungary, for New York to-
attend the international parliament con- I
gress at st. Louis. ...rs s..,... ...l ID s "
Gen. Booth, of the Salvation Army,
is touring through England in an
auto, spreading the gospel, and is
hailed by the populace. .@':4
Mr.. Cleveland in an interview says
he would not take the nomination for
governor of New Jersey, and that he
will not take the stump for Parker. .
: The International Typographical
union convention at st. Louis selected
Toronto, Canada, as the place In which
to hold its next annual convention.
The department Of commerce and Ia Z
Dor is conducting an inquiry into the
operation Of private car lines, the Chi
cago packing houses being under in
vestigation. @
d The Barringer gold mine, located
near Gold Hill, N. c., Rowan county.
was suddenly flooded with water, caus-
ing the instant death of eight men en-
ployed in the mine. ga
Michael D. Callaghan, aged So, and
Thomas Eagan, aged 20, were burned
to death at Saratoga, N. r., by an ex-
plosion of gasoline, which caused fire
that destroyed the Callaghan cafe. 3salx
The Official count Of the vote Of the
coal miners In the southwestern dis
trict showed = majority of $500 in.sfa-5
vor Of sccsptin9 the operators ultl>ss'
matum Of I'VE per cent. cut II wases.
A passenger train on the Pennsyl-
vania railroad near Lovett, Pa, struck
q herd Of I'VE cows, derailing the en-
CINE and baggage car and killing Louis
Bodenschatz,. foreman of the division.
After . session lasting all night at
Lincoln, the democrats and populists Of
Nebraska completed their state ticket.
The division of Offices gives the popu-
lists the governor and four others and
the democrats three. 49, .s..
George w. Morgan, New York state
superintendent Of elections, gave out .
statement In which he says It is ESTE
mated that $500, 900 have been made
within the past year in the sale Of fraud
ulent naturalization papers. .s$.
Ten thousand, two hundred dollars
in counterfeit two-dollar bills were
found in the house of DR.. Frank g. SAINT,
Z prominent Roxbury, Mass, physician,
after Sanft had been arrested on .
charge Of having passed bogus bill.
BY the boiling over of tank Of var
nish in the varnish works of the Trav-
ers Bailey company in Brooklyn, James
w. Travers, of the firm; his sister An-
ME, who was his bookkeeper, and Will
liam Slowey, the varnish maker, were
fatally burned.