The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1904-07-08
A WEEKS RECORD
All the News of the Past Seven
Days Condensed. !
HOME AND FOREIGN ITEASlI
News of the Industrial Field eFsonai
and Political Items, HsE@enings
at Home and AhsOad.
THE NEWS FROMELL THE WORLD
HOME AND FOREIGN ITEas
THE NEWS FRoMpkLL THE WORLD
Q6MEsTIc.

steamer DlOCum. Inc IOLdl,
numbegeof bodies recovered is 912, of
whichSS24 have been identified. More
thar 100000 have been subscribed to
the relief fund.
1.-TWO me are dead and two are Sc
'tiously wounded as the result of a
street fight at Leavenworth, Kan,
which started in a pistol duel between
two farm laborers.
Justice Henry B. Brown, o., Michi-
gan nj of the Oldest members on the
bench of the United States supreme
court, was married to Mrs. Josephine
Bunting Tyler at C~rosswicks, a village
hear Trenton, N. J.
Mollie Mott, Chicago's most notorf-
BUS woman criminal, was acquitted of
the murder of Frederick Hart.
Charles Funkhouser was shot and
killed by his brother Homer near Ran
tcul, ILL.,, Sunday. He was mistaken
Tor a burglar.
Edward Mccarthy. aged % years, of
Reading, Pa, and Miss May Seguin, of
Fort Wayne, Ind, were drowned by the
sapsizing of a rowboat at Rome City
lake in Indiana.
just 1,031 wGllen, children and men
persisted in the wreck of the General
Slocum.
A Milwaukee court restrained a
tailor from employing %nonunion men,
sustaining a contract made with a local
labor organization.
Gen. William Hartsuff, during the
civil war inspector general of the army
OF the Ohio, died at his home in Port
Huron, Mich, Of diabetes. He was SO
years old.
John Alexander Dowie arrived in
New York from England with a beau
tiful Swiss girl in his party and says
she is worth 81, 0O0,0 G and is a convert
to Zion.
Builders of varied types of air ships
are turning their hopes to the worlds
fair, where the contests in aerial navi-
cation, for $500. 900 in prizes, begin tbs
month.
Fire, supposed to have been of in
cendiary origin, caused LOSSES aggre-
eating 100000 in the lumber district
lying along the river front, Cleve-
land, o.
With her husband in an insane asy-
ium and facing eviction from her little
home, Mrs, Anna Kolodzik, of Chica-
go, turned on the gas and killed her
self and three children.
Twenty-eight lives were lost By
drowning and other casualties in vari-
Gus parts of the country Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs George e Diixen, OF
Lagrange, Ill, were instantly killed in
the Chicago suburb, Austin, when
their automobile collided with an cleo
trio car on the Elgin, Aurora & Chica-
go line. Flaming gasoline from the
exploded tank Of the automobile en-
veloped the bodies, which were burned
almost beyond recognition.
Threepersons lost E and ahalf
dozen others Ttere injured as the result
Of the explosion Of 4 small bundle Of fire
works In the storeroom Of the Diamond
Fireworks company, n5Philadeiphia.
Harry Jacobs, Harry BROKER and
John Bloom weresdrowned by the acct
dental capsizfng OF boatin which they
were making a fishing trip ri On the Iili-
gncts river, near Morris, Ill.
i Fra. national bDaanllsof Saratoga
Springs. N. r vas closed by direction 81
tho coEsnntroller OF the currency. a run
On tho Institution caused the failure.
New York Central ncamotiye No. a99,
madssHss,s as the arst engine to an
the En1TGEaEttattSo exnress andwhich was
exhibited IL \ Chicago warId;ss fair, il
haulingA yS.jlK Sfra IN New ynrks%s5