The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1904-09-15
LATER NEWS.


LATER NEWS.
Louise Zetler, Of Marshtield, Wis,
16 years old, shot and wounded 81. j.
Cordell, who assaulted her.
Because her husband went to a ball
game, Mrs. Charles Evans, of Monte
rey, Ia, committed suicide. In falling
she struck her 1O-months-old baby,
killing it.
A distinct earthquake shock was felt
at San Diego, Cal, lasting several Sec
onds
At San Francisco, the 9th, the Their
mometer registered liz in the shade.
James r. Richie, of Valley Junction,
Ia, died as result of sneezing, caused
by hay fever. The sneezing fit was a
violent one and burst blood vessel.
The body of a murdered man was
found one mile south of Park River,
N. D., in a wheat field, by Patrick
O'Brien, who was driving binder.
A treaty of peace has been signed be-
tween Great Britain and Tibet.
The militia was called out at Balm
bridge, Ga, to protect Whitney Will
ford, negro under arrest for murder.
Two men are killed in railroad
wreck near Dogwood, Ga.
Two men entered the county treas
urer's office at Pomeroy, O., and cover
ing the treasurer with revolvers, went
through the safe, securing 81 1000, and
made their escape.
Four women passengers and three
trainmen were killed, and about thir-
ty-fve persons injured in a Seaboard
Air line wreck at Catawba Junction,
IS. C.
George Williams, the jefferson
county negro, who waylald and cri-
minally assaulted Laura Knade, near
Harper's Ferry, several weeks ago, was
hanged at the state prison in Mounds
vile, w. Va.
Prince Alert establishes new figures
for pacing geldings, doing mile in
1904.
The president is to be asked by in
ter-parliamentary union, meeting at
st. Louis, to invite nations to the con-
ference on arbitration questions
Revolutionary organizations abroad
food Russia with appeals designed to
cause revolt.
A large vessel has been sunk off
highland Light, Mass. The crew left
the vessel in boats.
Forest fires do great damage In sew
eral sections of California.
The meat strike in Chicago is for
mally declared off, the men returning
to work.
Wireless telegraphy has been estab-
lished between st. Louis and Chicago
The town of Preside Del Norte, Tex.
was washed away by the waters of the
Rio Grande.
Metla Katia, an Indian chief near
Vancouver, B. c., committed suicide
by exploding key of powder under
his bed.
In quarrel over game at Grinnell,
Iowa, VIM. Morgan, aged 16 years,
was killed by blow by the fist of
Walter Champion, aged II.
Merriam Sauers, aged years, fell
loff stoop at Lancaster, Pa, and bit
off her tongue close to the roots
Nine buildings were burned and two
Ifiremen fatally injured in Pittsburg,
PA.
Given the choice of killing himself or
being killed by an enraged relative of
la young women, Claus Michaels, a
In New York choose suicide
and shot and killed himself while the
relative was standing at his door.
The war Office is reluctantly disposed
Ito admit that the defeat of the Russi-
ans at Liao Yang all hope departed of
burning the tide of war this year.
|Kuropatkin must retire, await rein
|forcements and prepare for a new cam
|paign next year.
Russian transport Lena, heavily
armed and manned, puts in at San
Francisco badly in need of repairs.
Eight persons are drowned as a re-
suit of a steamer running down a
launch carrying twelve passengers near
philadelphia.
The cruiser Milwaukee was success
fully launched at San Francisco.
President Roosevelt issues his letter
|of acceptance,
The Russian Baltic feet sails from
lCronstadt for the east.
A great combine of tobacco corpora
lt;ops 10 plan mad