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The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1904-02-05
Reduction of WAGES,

Philadelphia, Feb. "A general re-
duction of wages went into effect Sat-
urday at the Midvale steel works, affect
ing $500 employees. The decrease is
graded according to the wages received
and ranges from five to thirty-five cents
a day. The congested labor market and
overproduction are said to have caused
the reduction.
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Farmer Frozen to Death.

Bloomington, ILL.,, Feb. "a cold
wave that came Unexpectedly to Gen.
trail Illinois Saturday night lowered
the temperature 80 degrees and Great
ed much suffering. One fatality was
reported, Robert Hines, farmer, of
Petersburg, being found frozen to
death in a snowdrift near his home.
He was overcome while walking from
Petersburg.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1904-02-05
Fire Costs Three Lives.

New York, Feb. 2.-The fire in the
warehouse Of the American Manufac-
turing company in Brooklyn Sunday
night cost the lives of three firemen,
overcome by the fumes of burning jute
and hemp with which the warehouse was
filled, one dying almost Immediately and
two others passing away during the
night. Twenty-Five firemen in all were
critical condition. The property loss
was about $4,000.
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Forty Persons Reported Killed.
Lahore, Punjab, British India, Feb. 2.
Forty persons were killed Saturday by
an explosion Of ten tens of gunpowder at
Fort Bhatinda, In the Punjab.
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FOREIGN.


Germany and Denmark are said to
have agreed in case of war between Rus
STA and Japan to effectually blockade
the Baltic.
A fire at Progreso, Mexico, destroyed
an entire square of business houses and
public buildings, the loss being $2,000,-
600.
Whitaker Wright deliberately planned
to end his life If he was convicted by the
London courts, according to evidence
presented before the coroner.
The forty-fifth birthday Of Emperor
William was celebrated throughout Ger
many.
Russia's reply to Japan's note Is de-
clared to be refusal in any way to con-
slider the integrity Of China, and both
nations are making preparations for
var.
An ultimatum has been delivered by
the lamas of Tibet to British invaders,
threatening an attack unless they return
to India.
Lord Wolseley declared in London
that the American army was the finest
in the world.
Pope Plus health is declared to be
poor, and already there is talk in
church circles of. summoning a COZ.
clave.
The British ambassador at st.
Petersburg says that the Russian re-
ply to Japan is satisfactory.
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SHORT SPECIALS.
Rear Admiral Evans recommends the

Rear Admiral Evans recommends tho
canteen. -. q. !
Entries in national bowling contest
at Cleveland include 103 teams.
The house accepted the gift of a statue
of Father Marquette from Wisconsin.
For the first time in many years there .
is not a gold coin in the vaults OF the
United States treasury.
More than 50 ,000, 900 worth of automo-
biles will be shown at the Chicago ex-
hibit, which opens at the Coliseum next
Saturday.
The necessity for more letter carriers
and railway postal clerks IL to be
brought before the house committee on
post Offices.
A 20 per cent. cut in wages in Zion
City under order of DR.. Dowie is &C.
copied by his followers in order that
300 idle persons may have employment.
United States Consul Skinner calls
Abyssinia the Japan of Africa and says
King Menelik has adopted modern
ideas in the development of the coun-
try.
Cardinal Del Val has brought suit
against the Italian government to re-
cover his titular church, which is used
for barrack purposes without his con-
sent.
Frank Norris. paroled convict,
jumped from the window of train
running IS milesan hour near Bradford
CO., and escaped from Joliet (Ill.)
guard.
The jury in the second trial of Tru-
man Beam at Hammond, Ind, on the
charge of killing his sweetheart, Martha
Lawrence, disagreed, and a third trial
will be necessary.
Nineteen persons will sue this week
for SIS, 900 offered by the Brooklyn
Rapid Transit company for Information
leading to the conviction of the per-
sons who attacked 1t.
The future policy of the British en-
pire rests on the action of parliament,
which will be opened by King Edward
on Tuesday. 1t is split in seven fac
tons by the tariff question.
A bill to compel railroads to build pas
senger cars strong enough to resist tho
shock of a collision is being prepared
under the direction Of members of the
interstate commerce commission.
Senator Foraker has Introduced = bill
which will SO amend the antitrust laws
that their provisions shall not apply to
any act in restraint of interstate COM
merce unless it is held to be ''unreason-
Able."
Women of Chicago and Illinois joined
In a national petition to congress to
save the big trees of California by
making the groves national rark, and
their efforts are likely to be crowned
with success.
r. L. Pittman, white farmer of Madi-
son county, Georgia, is held under 81 500
bond to the United States circuit court
on charges of holding in peonage and
mistreating six children Of negro whom
he shot and killed.
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PERSONAL AND. POLITICAL.

PERSONAL AND. POLITICAL.
The Illinois republican state conven-
ton will be held at Springfield May IL.
Mrs. Annie Chambers Ketchum, au-
thor of the war song, 1.-The Bonnie Blue
Flag" died in New York, aged 80 years.
Mrs Katherine Kendall Steele, cousin
of President Franklin Pierce, died at her
home in Lyndeboro, N. H., aged 103
years.
John w. Daniel has been reelected
United States senator by the Virginia
legislature.
Mrs. Mary Schaferenski, 125 years old,
died at her home near Menominee, Mich.
Gen. Stephen W. Kellogg, a former
congressman and a delegate to the re-
publican national convention which
nominated Abraham Lincoln, died at
Waterbury, Conn, aged 81 years.
Mrs. Julia Flynn died at her home
in Chicago, aged 100 years.
Mrs. Abby B. Frost, sister Of the late
George Francis Train, died at Omaha
at the age of 81 years.
Lucinda Hoosier, colored, died near
Wartrace, Tenn, aged 127 years.
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The exchanges AT the leRulnS CleaI.
ing houses in the United States during
the seven days ended on the 29th ag-
gregated $2,116,412,2S3. The increase
compared with the corresponding
week of last year was IL.
Trade reviews show the situation
to be satisfactory and the prospects
for the future to be unusually bright.
Another worlds automobile record
was smashed at Ormond, Fla, by w.
X. Vanderbilt, who covered i've miles
In three minutes and 81 3-5> seconds.
The will OF Capt. D. G. Parr. OF LOU
isyille, KY, provides 100000 for q
home for aged and INDECENT women.
A loan of $4,5OO,OOO is asked by the
st. Louis exposition from the govern
ment.
There were 302 business failures In
the United States during the seven
days ended on the 10Th, against 243 the
same week in 1908.
Thirty-four persons were killed by
steam railroads or street cars in CHI
cago during January.
All the state Offices in Columbus, o.,
were closed on the birthday OF Will
liam Mckinley as q tribute to MS
memory.
Harry D. Egbert, who murdered
John c. Saxton and John West last
October, was hanged at Salem, Ore.
Canton CO., people generally OBJ
served McKinley's birthday. Special
patriotic programmes were held In
most of the schools and the pink car
nation was everywhere in evidence.
Three men were scalded by the
breaking of an iron elbow connecting
the boiler and engine in the basement
of the Hotel Metropole in Detroit and
died.
One man was killed and 13 injured BY
the wrecking of the Colorado flyer on
the Missouri Pacific near Miller, Kan.
Leigh Hunt, an American promoter In
the far east, has plan for colonization
of negroes of the United States In the
rich valley of the upper Nile.
January established new weather rec
ords, among which was the lowest maxi
mum temperature for the month since
observations began in 1871.
The New York. New Haven & Hartford
railroad has discharged 1000 men to re-
duce expenses.
Congressman Wade, of Iowa, declares
that the beef trust is as active as ever
in violating the interstate commerce
law.
William X. Vanderbilt broke the
worlds automobile records for 50,' 20
and 10 miles, going the first in 40: ~ 4-5,
the second in 1902. and the third in
1923 As at Ormond, Fla.
Secretary and Mrs. Root spent their
last evening of ohlcial life in Washing
ton in dining with the president and
Mrs. Roosevelt at the white house.
Five men were killed in the Maple Hill
colliery at Mahanoy City, Pa, by an ex-
plosion Of powder.
Fire at Hollandale, Tenn. destroyed
every building except two dwellings.
Thirty bodies Of men who persisted in
the Nevada desert from thirst and hum
ger have been found by q body Of sur
veyors. y
During 1903 there were 50,213 patents
applied for and 81 500 issued. and the re-
cepts Of the Office were 81 GIG, 698, leav-
ing a surplus of $1Ss.O00.
A. B. Baxter & Co., the biggest cotton
brokerage firm in the country, failed in
New York. They had Offices in 125 cities.
For the first time in many years there
is not a gold coin in the vaults OF the
United States treasury.
Twelve hundred men were locked out
by members of the Carriage and Wagon
Manufacturers association in Chicago.
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THE MARKETS.
Grain, Provisions. Etc.

Chicago, Feb: l.
FLOUR-Quiet and unchanged. Spring
patents, special brands, $5.00@51o: hard
patents, s4O@46o; straights, s3.s0@4O0:
800; clears, $3O0G3.30.
WHEAT-Higher. May, 89ssd91ac; July,
s1%@e2Nc.
CORN-Quiet, but little irregular.
May, 4sA@5oAc; Juey, 47N44sAc; septem-
Der, 47kG47Nc.
OATS-Active and higher. May, 42N@
44Mc; July. 37A@3skc.
RYE-Quiet and about steady. No. 2 in
store. SIC; samples, 6o@61c; Mag delivery,
5S@5Shc.
BARLEY-Market steady. Scree n:ngs,
3oQ40c: feed barley, 3sGs9c; low-grade
mating 3s@42c; fair, 45@47c; good to
choice, 48@57c; fancy, 6O@61c.
BUTTER-Market ruled firmer and high
14a2oc.
BGGS-Feeling easy, prices lower. Fresh
eggs, at mark, new cases returned, 25@27c
per dozen.
LIVE PoULrRY-Ruled steady. Tur-
keys, per h., 12c; spring chickens, 11kc;
ducks. 11k@l2c.
POTATOES-Market ruled lower. Bur-
banks. good to choice. per bu., S9@90c; Ru-
rails, good to choice S9d91c.
New York, Feb. 1.
FLOUR-Ruled about steady. Buck
wheat -four, dull, $2.O0@2.15. -
!. WHEAT-Weaker. May, 91%@92Ac; :.
Sluly, S61GS6Ac. 49, -.
RYE-Firm. State and Jersey, 5ed5sc:
No. 2 western, 6S1kc, nominal, f. o. b.
afloat.
CoRN-Easy. May. 55A@55Mc. +
oATs-Nominal. Track white, 46d5oc.
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death OF ADMIRAL
ALEXIEff DENIED
Rumor from st. Petersburg That
Russian Viceroy Had Been
Poisoned Refuted.
$4,000 hen FOR VLADlvoS1ok
TO STRENGTHEN The GARRISON

Port Arthur Dispatch Says Japanese
Are Trying to Create Disturbance
In C0rea Which They Can Use for
observation-disclosures Mi mister at
Peking Recalled.
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Live Stock,

\ Chicago, Feb. I.
HOGS-Good to choice heavy shipping,
A.S0G5.0O; fair to good heavy packing, 4.60
Q4.SO; rough to common heavy mixed, $.45
GAS; assorted light, $4.50@47O; good to
choice butcher weights, A.7014.90: fair to
choice light mixed, $4.50G4.75; fair to choice.
AO0@4.35.
CATTLE-Choice to fancy beeves. $3.50
$3.50; good to choice heavy steers. 1850
SIS; medium beef steers, A.00@4.30; good
to fancy cows and heifers, $3.50G4.35: good
to choice feeders, $3.35G4.25; fair TO good
cows and helfers, 3290G3.5O; good cutting
and fair beef cows, $2.25Q2S5; calves. good
to fancy, $6.0Q@7.25; calves. common to fair y
$3.00@5.75; corn-fed western steers, $4.100
$40; Texas bulls and thin steers, s. 25@3.75:
fed Texas steers, fair to choice, $34c:94.60
Kansas City, Mo-, Feb. 1:
CATTLE-Market steady. Native steers,
$3.60G4.75; southern steers, 5000. 90: SOUTH
ern cows, $2.00Q2.75: native COWS and heif-,
ers, $2.25G36o; stockers and feeders, $1,000
$50; bulls, s2.25@s Is; calves $3.00@65O;
western steers, s.. 50Q4.40;> western cows
N.75Q325. ,>:'
HOGs-Market weak to SC lower. Bulk
Of sales, A.60G4.s0; heavy, &.s5G4 97h:
packers. A.O@4.S5; pigs and light, $4.250
40. -.
SHEEP-Market steady. Nations, So 50
@425: lambs, $4.7sQ5.75; range we:hers.
$325q4s5; ewes. $2.5o44.0o
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PARKER STILL
BATHING

Bia INDIAN. y Y. Aag b
Judge Parker aftss a nIrhta sleep
st WinulaaaE lodge took his HEaaI
plunge ia an artificial lake near the
Hluh lie uefaHeH a. Invitation %
attend the clubs banquet tonight.
owing 10 possible references 10 po=
hflahi subjects he vii leave fer
Eaanaa at ~ O'Clock this after.
noon
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THE BOY HERO OF QUINSIGAMOND

QufNHIGAMOND MAJ Ernest
Ghuthiar. who d bit =. and
email for hIa aes. haa made a Won
deffui record fhlH aeaHaH as life
saver In two weeks this mere lad
Las saved -four i've
The residents II the summer col
uuY here are 80 aHaHfafsH over the
bag'H remarkable daring aud HaKaez
~ that they haze requested a. a
body from The state humane society
that be be rendered aHs - the 80
ElefFH medals for personal bravery
In the saving Of life Young eau
thler haH been made at honorary
member ~ the : 81 e 4 lIfa=Haf=
Ing crew
The lad can swim Ikea duck and
none bit an INDIAN can handle
canoe like him lie made be aan
canoe ca original lines aud II would
he brave man Wh0 would try 10
float III r.
On July s Charlie sshhluH ured
s and EaHIe EalH AGED g. while
PLAYING near the = n G A
boat house fell Into the water
Gaafhiaf padded hIa canoe toward
them as fazt ~ he could bat could
n quite reach Promptly be dove
Into the water The tzufH boy had
gone down EehhIaH al8I struggled
QHHIetff HdmaHIHHIuE ssbulua 10
keep cool GaHfbIeH aase dean fer
Uuth brought him HH aud placed
him IN The fiaaf. despite his lmpedz
tuH struggle Then BE faWeH sab=
hlna u shore Both rescued baYa
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we're bigger than their feBeuef. who
weighs but - pounds
Laura GaafhisF. EHHeHt's sister. IL
cripple. but she aNima with . set
of fafkH With Margaret Webb she
vas IH swimming Miss Webb lost
control 81 herself and va drown
Ing Laura Haam - her assistance.
tut tie drowning girl KfaHped her
around the neck Both we're going
down Ernest arrived IA the nick
81 time With bis clothes On he
dove into the lake lie caught Miss
Webh - the arm. 70 overcome her
struggles and aWam with her 20
shore Then he went hack and
brought ia his sister. who vas ex-
haaated.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES

Herman sehaurler. sc. Eneua-
barf a8a Mfa Lois Price. 3. Derby:
Robert Il HeIleu. e Seattle. and
Sadie T uaFIa. 1s. Seattle HALEY
A uIaHefman. &C. BeIHnghnm. and
caFlaus II Bowen 20 Seattle. Per
p Leroy Hahef. =. EaEle Harbor.
and Florence May oliver. -. Eagls
Hafbar. Prank I. Parker. =. Bal
Lard. aud Mary A Tellor. &c. Bal
lard Albert Duahane 81 Ballard.
aud IosIe M0uek. q ballard.
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SPOKANE IN PORT

The excursion steamer Spokane
arrived IL pert Iaat nlahf from Alaaz
"a Nth taa passenger AmehK
thoaa en- The fFIn daMn Were II "
ganuuh president 81 the Pacific
Coast company. And & y uunAnu
general passenger agent Of the com
NM
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DAVIS PREPARES
FOR NOTIFICATION

EI.EIAA. " IA Aux = HFufF
G Davis democratic nominee far
4Iae# president. left 81 noon for
White Sulphur SPRINGS. where the
formal notification vii taka place
At g clock "wednesday lie ffaF
eIsH Ia hlH private car ths 8raas=
land. accompanied hy his brother
eel TON Davis. his aunzIn IaN and
daughter. Nr and Mrs. Arthur Ire.
National Committeeman MeGruw
and several other personal friends
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ANOTHER TIME
ALLOWANCE

cows Aus fs-commodarn
Plants tnEamaf NaH home first In
the faae faf the Albert cup today
The Merry maid uuu. however. On a
time allowance.
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81 seattle
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Star Want Ad Agencies.

p. 4. Mullen. 81 nallsrd ave. zee
Eity Halt
Fremont prua c. hsslaa stree.
ard { ssuaent avenue
W. A. Maaslisid a c. DRUGGIST
I'd and jackson
orahans's seas naksrs, a3oa let
aVeaas.
N lehudroft. als.r ssss., eisib
Second
Thee fssrrt. At rss,etles, Rsntee
littlea Pharmacy. ist ave. .nsftH
and Aarfisoh street. ]. ~ Altte@
nrar rietee.
Carlton 6 Co. nruValst. Ger sth
e. sea Paa street South seetsls
r A. Ateore. fsstatiiess So fark
unlVtrsitY orua stsrss univsrsie
Station.
newell 81 Pharmacy. io2a Hsssh
street.
RaInlee Pharmacy Me-. Clark. pre-
Frtetae. gezs E. Madison
Columbia neun store, W, J. etud
tey. Rnep. Columbia NaHh
Broadway phafnaeft p L ttahsh
pFeps els Broadway and James
Quaker prus c. teiA Ast ave
1sarY,a Pharmacy as NJ hesas
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Pour course. Scr course. Ttc.
and IL courar. s. % With sauteinea
or Burgundy Every evening hf
tie Watson narheria. Second ard
gamea 80.
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wheat haN fftaaHlHa per tom
Puget Sound hay ttaoa ner ton
middlluHH. SO 90 per TN efHf ssa
eafu faHHH Ter ton straw. ftaUu
per ton Peanuts. Jumbo. &c. Il,
Butter. Eaas. Cheese.
Native creamery age per IN East
en creamery fresh zda ale IL
laa# EaIIHa Haaeh. 90 doc ere
reH ranch. aae dafs Eastern zaa
de-
cheese Native ranch. ia t2a III
Poultry
Chickens hens. lte. spring. zoe.
puebs. live. i6s. dressed. iIal7e ID
rlsh. etc.
HaIihHt. aHaae per III salmon
trout. fHHiIe per "a founders. Sc
per II eala#. SIC per H. HhfImpaI
III g Lee pes III. amsits. scarce
Groceries and Cereals
sugar Golden {. In sacks. TIT.
attfa =. In sacks TIT powdered
m haffsia Is 80 dry KfaHuIafad. In
HaeHH. g. aH cube. m barrel. - 10
Flour patent pet barrel - to-
Crown. tit Straight. fsH barrel
ftsH# Gold Medal g. g. MIHHHHHHH
hafd wheat s. 90 riIIHhufE e. g.
tlIiahuHs.a TEST fHaH STANDARD Ia
hafH. 10 Whole wheat nHaH PEE
hauaI 800 graham. HHHa= graham
Toe PEE belle. FafHa 8s aaHH. 6aa
UaH barrel f1EH= fNH flour. fHH. per
bale $50 rye meal toe per barrel.
ito. HHEhH hsat reH barrel & 30
germ meal Zee. H#F bale So corn
meal See. ref barrel too. 3aIIsW
eafH meal iH#. pes bale. s 80 white
eafn meal Toe. TOO rolled oats per
barrel Gee HHzz wheat flakes.
haN = he 8 90 EafIHH pee barrel
80 Parma fa=fb sacks Per bHHH=
% haWlur large per barrel
f4Hn# HaHtHF small zoe bale e. o.
Holly Esif#TaIafHH hHeHsHaat. per
eHHe ataH Holly cake and pastry
flour. ref eaHH too pearl barley
18Th haRsn uer e#t4 8sHa pearl
barley IHa#fh aaaHa ftg1# HHfH
peas. SSH hasrH G. 90 split paaa
iea=lh hafea. tie popcorn. uaf
EWt. tie.
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For sale-Timher lands
WHY

Tea have 70 90 three times - far cut
sdtffiE kaf SEATTLE
lots riaht an the co line. fleht ua
thH lake with a tsHe Hehuai uaHHs
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