Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1904-09-09
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arliament, arrived in 4 New ork.
s Judge Fox, Of Ind diana wants laws
revised so that four years Will be re-
lquired to obtain an absolute divorce.
81 Men deported from Cripple Creek pes
atitioned President Roosevelt to inter
yene iii their behalf and filed charges
3of conspirsey against the mine owners
and strike breakers.
A new system Of pneumatic tubes
was opened at Chicago ii the presence
;of federal representatives. and many
business men.
s A New Fork Italian boy, former to-
the police against a band OF Italian
bandits, was slain & an imp orted
agent of the Black Hand society In,
revenge al mob ofs Italians tried to- !;
kill the murd erer, who was saved nv
the police.
The Chicago city council in special
session granted SO days grace to thea
ter managers for the coInpl elton Of al 1
terations in their ayhouses, making
the limit November
| caye-ins occurred on the Knoxville
's& Augusta branch Of the Sout hern rail-
road at - point where Workmen were ex-
Scayating for the found tiea Of q bridge
| pier al little River. Tenn. Six men were
buried, Of whom two were killed and
four injured.
Mrs Rosina wa kins . retired come:
isdienne and q great faYorite in the stock
company days Of q generation ago. is
dead ct Philadelp hia She was rs years
| old.
The name off the first person drawn
lat the Devil 3 Lake Fort Totten land
I lottery is Bruce GsSSia Varren, Forest:
4 River NE al, aged rs ssS:
Rear Adm raj John g. Watson was
placed on the retired list Of the: navy
having reached tie age Of 81 years. He
lSenteredS the service In September. 1856
/ Albert Davis and Dave Fields, wife
murderers, were hanged at Rolling
II Fork MISS on the same scaffold. As
I large crowd witnessed the execution
Two iChicagoans were drowned IN the
drainage canal near. Norris. Ill IA ii
roWboat accid dent. 3ss
Eugene Debs, II, d reply to Grover
Gland s story Of the Chicago strike
lot 1884,. declared the former president
was the cOmplaisant agent of railroads;
coroner,s jury at Chicago called
the Console dated ction company and
i the Terminal Transfer company re-
sponsible for race train wreck August
A rs, which cost Are lives.
Gertrude Sawyer, lie years old.
4 steered drIfting rowboat with ave
passengers 80 miles across Green bay III
Three persons were killed, d number
injured and property destroyed Nv 8
fornado which swept through Chautau-
qua county
Chicago packers planned to ask al
!! dermanic conmit tee to visit yards and
be shown that So far as operation Of
plants IS concerned the strike Is ssend-
IIed.
Philip Weinseimer, the New York
4 Tabor leader indicted on charge sof ex-
4 torti ion, pleaded not uilty and his mo
q ton to dismiss was overruIed.
The st. Louis world s fair viii not
4 be opened Sunday. despite agitation.
Thousand IL Nevada face starvation
as 8 result Of q disastrous cloud bursts
\ ana wash outs
The largest Individual taxpayer III
i the United States Is said to be Marshall
4 Field. whose Cook county assessment
q this year reaches total Of $40, 600
4 00O.
Peter HolIing. aged IS, and John OF
to, aged So. Of Clinton, Ia. fell on d
~ q !, 4 MS x,s{ =,