The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1904-02-13
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GENERAL NEWS.
John W. Gates, in an interview. pro
diets that stocks will go up.
All sraoes OF renned sugar have been
reduced S cents a hundred pounds.
Benny Yanger has gone to Hot
Springs to get in shape for several
bouts.
An uprising among the full-blooded
Cherokees is reported in the Indian
territory.
Australian Tim Murphy has sailed
for Honolulu to fight Dave Barry, who
has Just won the championship OF Ha-
waii.
Members of the University Of Cali
fornia expedition to Chile have Sc
cured a perfect specimen of an ichthy-
osarus.
Mayor Tom L. Johnson of Cleveland
denies that his daughter, Miss Bessie
Johnson, will enter the theatrical pro-
fession.
John Alexander Dowie. before sail
ing for Australia, delivered two ad-
dresses at San Francisco, but wa cold
ly received.
Cleveland capitalists have merged
the seven b7eweries of Dayton, Ohio,
;~f@ @r-r .,;uofiDn 1uith q 0onIfo liza.
ton Of $2,250.O 900.
Under the name of the Chicago Dairy
company, Chicago capitalists are form
ing a corporation designed to control
the milk supply of Chicago.
Temple Robinson, formerly a report
or at Toledo, has become Sir Temple
through the death of his father, and
now controls large estates.
Mrs. Minnie Riley is about to bring
suit against the New York Jockey club
to recover $4,000 which she lost on
races at the New York tracks last sea
son.
Congressman w. S. Burleson has re.
turned to Austin, Tex, from Washing.
ton. having travelled 5000 miles for
the express purpose of paying $1.7b
poll tax.
: Henry Phipps, the steel magnate.
has donated $4,000 to the Johns Hop.
kins hospital at Baltimore. to estab.
lish . separate compartment for oon-
sumptives.
The Rev. DR.. David Hummell Greer
was ordained as bishop coadjutor OF
the Protestant Episcopal diocese of
New York by Bishop Potter, in New
York city.
j, Mrs. Annie Chambers Ketchum, au-
j thor of 1.-THE Bonnie Blue Flag" is
dead at st. Vincents hospital, New
D York, after less than a weeks illness,
in her eightieth year.
Major Eoyt Sherman, a brother OF
:. Gen. William Tecumseh Sherman and
of Secretary John Sherman, died at
! Des Moines. He was one of the old
est residents of Des Moines.
Prejudice against Carnegie by the
laboring men Of Wheeling, w. Va, re-
suited In the defeat of an ordinance
providing a bond issue of $4,000 for
I0C llOI0ly OA010u " w. AOSlOs
The long looked for and impatisntly
awaited bill which is to permit the
voters of New York city to decide by
burroughs whether or not they want the
saloons in the respective boroughs
open on Sunday, has been introduced
by Assemblyman Newcomb, who be-
lieves that the measure will be passed.
The reorganization plan Of the Con-
esolidated Lake Superior company
probably will be announced in a few
days. Out Of a total of IS ,056, 900 syn
dicate participants, all but about $780,.
900 have consented to the proposition
which allows q liberal interest in the
plan to old stockholders.
The Bankers Union Of the World,
for which the Nebraska supreme court
has appointed a temporary receiver at
Omaha, was organized hve years ago
by DR.. e. c. Spinney, its president. The
company has been doing business in
twenty-five states and has in force
about $25, o0o, 600 of insurance.
The Western Paper Box Manufactur-
ers' association, in session at Cincin-
natl, elected the following officers:
president, w. e. Richie of Chicago;
secretary, Fred Davenport of Cincin-
natl; treasurer, Robert Hartman Of st.
Paul.
Announcement recently made at .
meeting Of the Technology club that
radium had been extracted from Acaer-
ican ores has brought from Prof. Alex
ander II. Phillips Of Princeton univer-
sity, who conducted the experiments,
the statement that this latest discovery
will place radium within easy reach Of
all branches Of science. The ore used
in the experiments came from Utah.
Over forty members Of Company g,
Colorado national guard, took posses,
sion Of the armory building and con
tents at Pueblo. Col, and are holding
1t for money. amounting to over S.
900, due them for service in the Cripple
J Creek strike.