The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1904-08-25
LATER NEWS.

LATER NEWS.
A train struck carriage on a cross
ing near Richmond, Ind, killing three
of the occupants and fatally injuring
another.
A cloudburst in Arizona kills seven
people.
Two Italians fought duel in New
York with stillettos, one being killed
and the other fatally wounded.
A gang of robbers raided stores, resi-
dences and saloons at Boyd, Wis.
The casualties to the japanese at
Port Arthur during three days was
fully $1,000.
The 10Th was wild day in the Min
neapolis wheat market. September
sold at $1.1s5s. No northern at
$1.24ss.
The next supreme lodge of Knights
of Pythias will be held in New Or
leans in September, 1906.
It is proposed to open the worlds
fair Sundays from 2 to 10 p. M, with
25 cents admission.
Forest fires are raging in East Koote-
mai, B. c.
Legal papers were served on +. Au-
gustus Heinze while attending his
mothers funeral in Greenwood ceme-
terry, Brooklyn.
A tornado of extreme fury swept
down on the residence portion OF
North St. Louis and beyond, resulting
in the death of two persons, injury to
probably sixty others, and damage to
property estimated at more than
$780, ZOO.
The st. Petersburg correspondent of
the Echo de Paris says the newspapers
there no longer attempt to discuss the
gravity of the situation at Port Arthur
Public anxiety is such that it has been
arranged to make the baptism of the
czarvitch, an exceedingly quiet funct-
ton, owing to the fear that it may
happen that the fall of Port Arthur oc-
ours on the same day.
George Rice, Marietta(O.) oil refiner
files SO, 900, 900 suit against Standard
Oil company, alleging financial ruin
by conspiracy.
Mrs. Elizabeth Rodgers is reelected
president of the Woman's Catholic Or
der of Foresters.
Russian revolutionists assert that
girl was born to czarina and PEASANTS
boy was substituted.
Chicago stock yards strikers interest
labor Federation in mysterious scheme
sure to end strike.
The evening the Goth Minneapolis
and st. Paul were storm swept by a
tornado. Three persons were killed
in st. Paul and one in Minneapolis
The damage to buildings was very
heavy.
President Roosevelt has returned to
Oyster Bay.
The car of Russia has called out all
the reserve officers throughout the
empire.
On account of strikes there are over
i 80, 600 idle workmen-in Chicago.
Frank Kreb died at Oleon, Ia, from
drinking butter coloring.
Japanese take another position at
Port Arthur. The Russian cruiser
Novik is sunk in fight with two
Japanese vessels. An American war
ship keeps Japanese destroyer away
from the Russian cruiser Askold at
Shanghai.
Diving into % feet of water, 5-year-
old Oscar Smith rescued his S-year-old
brother from drowning at Sheboygan,
Wis.
Burglars stole 81, 900 from the He'll
erman brewing company at Aber-
deem, s. ID.
Sam Gilmore, we'll known stock
man near Miles City, Mont, was in
stantly killed through the piercing OF
his brain by the tooth of horserake.
Five persons were killed at Mindon,
WIS, a station on the Nevada & Min
Iden branch of the Missouri Pacific
railway by the explosion of car OF
dynamite.
Seven lives at least were lost in the
flood that swept through the town OF
Globe, Ariz., and surrounding country.
Secret service department officers
have arrested three men at Atlanta,
IGa., charged with counterfeiting. The
prisoners are Clarence Rebb and Oscar
McMichael, employees of local print
ling-house, and ]. M. Little, who lives
near the city.