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The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1907-12-13
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Fred Doeden was caller last Mon
day. .-...=. '.. ~
Geo. Estes of Elk was caller last
Saturday. '.:@,
Guy Fellows of Elk, was a caller
last Tuesday. 49,
Get your holiday millinery of Mrs.
F. Glasgow. e.
D. M. Holland was up from Blge-
low Wednesday. -.
City Clerk Clinton L. Mann spent
Sunday at Adrian. - 3D..
Clarence Williamson Of Lorraine,
was caller last Monday.
Post card albums of all kinds and
prices at Myers Drug Store.
H. T. Wasmund of Oswald was a
pleasant caller last Saturday.
For Christmas Trees and Hol-
ly Phone 65, Golf & Dean.
Sam Swanson has bought the D. R.
CLANCY property on the lake front.
Banker Edwin Erickson, of Adrian
was in the city on business last Tues
day.
Mrs. W. E. Need ham Of Bristol, Ia,
visited at the home of Henry Stevens
last week.
Banker w. M. Evans and family
returned last week from their visit at
Gowrie, Ia.
Ladies, don't miss the snaps in
winter millinery now offered by Mrs.
F. Glasgow.
Mrs. VIM. Vogelsberg of Ellsworth,
was registered lat the Allen House
last Sunday.
Fancy New York apples, Kings
N. Spy, Russets and Tallm an
Sweets. Golf & Dean
A close inspection of our holiday
goods will convince you that our
prices are right. III. S. Myers
Misses Sarah Glasgow and Mary
Becker, of Adrian, were guests of
Miss Edith Glasgow last Sunday.
Mrs. W. J. Parry Of Lemars, Ia, is
here on a visit at the home of her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. R. Prideaux.
J. G.. Mitchell and family spent
Sunday at the home of his son-in law,
Will Schrader, south.of Rushmore.
Owing to the lateness of the season
I am closing out my entire line of
winter hats at greatly reduced prices.
''>,s '''1' s.@s' Mrs. F. Glasgow "
The Whist Club was entertained on
Monday evening by Mr.. and Mrs. S.
M. Stewart. An unusually enjoy.
able session is reported.
Everybody's friend-Dr- Thomas
Electric Oil. Cures toothache, ear
ache, sore throat. Heals cuts, bruis-
es, scalds. Stops any pain.
For Sale-Some extra good Duroc-
Jerseys. l yearling and fine lot of
gifts. A. E. Roberts, Route 1, Fulda,
Mimi, IL miles north OF Worth1ngton.
Sam Swanson and crew returned
last week from Gowrie, Ia, where
they put the finishing touches on ii
business block erected there by ".
NJ. Evans.
Itching, torturing shin eruptions.
aisfigure, annoy, drive one wild. Do
ans Oinment brings quick relief and
lasting cures. Fifty cents at any
drug store.
The Degree of Honor Grand lodge
has settled the case brought against
t by Mrs. Luella Schultz, by paying
he face of the policy and some of
he costs.
In a letter to, W. M. Evans, J. s.
Ramage, who is now engaged in the
uel and feed business at Spokane,
'ays that their daughter, Muriel is
Just recovering from a severe case of
--.- -,
The play, "Under the North STAR"
10 presented at the opera house Tues
lay evening by one of Mr.. Benefits
companies, was by far the best play
e.. |
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1907-12-13
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Australian Gold.

Australian Gold.
Since gold was first found In Aus.
tralia the amount which has been pro.
duced is said to exceed IN value
33,109, 100000.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-09-06
Nfiis Siloa Gnslnub er gaaonet

Miis 9iloa Gnglnno er geapnet
paa en- ipeniffgot aunitnerinbe, Der
.er engageret til at ipille Sen fpinoe>
liee @opeorolle @rigbt 2orimers
.npc @fncipil .Gbe 0uicfianos" iom
i @intcr fal poa sfunoreiie / Mnr,-
rita. Miis Gnginno filores iom en-
ualminoelig begapet sfueipilleri1loe,
scr 81. a. 9perige er optrddot ia111-
men n1eo Sfuelpiller sl1gult 2ino-
berg / flere Sbielr @fueipil, iaalebes
io,n @ero / u8rano", @panbilo /
r&ierligbebens &omcoie" &egina i
.@ienganeere" % Gru Glpeitao i
.9c60a @abler".
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-09-06
gomnr0. 8rieg 060.
Den iturc nprife 8ompuniit panbret
bort.

st Telegram fra Bergen, oateret 4.
@eptelnher, n1e6oeler, at @omar6
&ogerup @rieg> gtorges og Ell al Ser
bens melt befjenote &on1poniiter lan1-
me Gags Morgen er afgaoet De0 9p=
Sen Ser 8pel1.
San ltoo netop 8egreb meo at
begpn6e Ell &ejie til &riitiania, o9
bans Baggage bar ollere0e bragt om=
boro 9ornpifibet. 6a ban pluoielig
ran1tes of ct Sloebefinoenoe> Scr
mart piite alporlige Splnptomer
@an blep oo 1trofs brugt til ct So
Ipital> bpor ban fort efter afgif peo
0poen. @rieg bar / Sc lenere slar
peret meget ipagelig.
@0mar0 @rieg bar en- al Sc ppper-
ite &eprelentanter for norotif Sone-
frnlt, .lom nogenitnoe bar lepct.
Man9e al bans n1uiifallfe 0ielter=
nerfer far opnoaet Beroensberenl-
melle, iaole6es bans Yer @pnt Cutie,
ser ipilles / bpert cipiliieret 2ano
8eroen. Sons @ortgong mao BE-
troetes iom ct gfationaltab for geor-
&c.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-09-06
Ca1l0sllldn0.
&uuot i am,erita.

Glf @prn College, sen ga1xle ool,-
ife &gjifoIe t. Soma, bill faa en- llp
Bpgning, til bbilfen ser @lf @orn
og Smegn er inoiamlet ca. $4,000.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-09-06
,,Jens Jes(ens Nlinoe'
Gn M banif ifa'nerifanif Screening

/
Gn nD banif alnerifanif 0orcnine.
Sra 9fortb 5rop, g. g., for ri
lnootagst fglgenoe Meobelelie:
rSens Sesiel1s Minoe" er Mapnet
paa eli ny banlf Sprogforeni1g JONI
er itiftet fer / 8pen 6iSle Gage, for
anleoiget peo ct Spraab bar 8labet
af ST.. $. g. 8lom fra Yortlan0,
Die. 5tifteren al oenne Sorening er
Sr. Sobn g. Sect, og set fgrlte regu=
lare Mgoe blep afbolot / bans &ien
paa 6. 9lbe. 5. 81. @ugu1t 1907.
Mp0et bar goot beipgt, % ser bar
goo Snteresle for Sagen. Sobn g.
Sect aabneoe Mg6et og fp1flareoe onl
Ben baar6e Scamp Sprogforeningen
bapoe at beitaa 5gnoeriDllonb. @re-
be blep oplait fra s. g. 8lom, Sc
freter for Mfoefing $50. i Eortlano,
@., og fra s. 81. 9lnoreaie11, Sor=
man6 for @progforeningen / Maben-
raa, Noroilesbig. 94lle oe Eilte6e=
berenbe bar eniges ON, at Der Der bar
en- goo Gag, iom fortiente at itgttes.
Den fpn0erip0ife Sprogforening bar
MI / en- Menneifealoer fempet en-
baar6 Scamp for 8eparelien al set
6onife @ooersmaal, og Sen fortiener
Stette | oenne Scamp ogiaa. fra
9an0smqn6 ber / slmerifa. 81 men=
te, at Sen be6lte @aa6e, bporpao oet-
te fun6e ffe, bil6e pere peo at oprette
&reoie al 6oreningen / oe forifiellige
oanife &olonier I Mmertfa.
@i biloe iiffert funne opnoa itgrre
l1obDtte, naar bi laole6es funoe ar
beioe iammen / Tellesfab, ioet hi
oerpeo pil6e blibe / @tan6 til at poe
bem Der biemme Ell peroifulo @tgtte.
% iamti6fg bil6e ri blipe / @tan6 til
at bialpe % lelb meo at opretboIoe
og bebare set 6anlfe Sproa / Mmeri=
ia. i6et ri 10 lite ret bel fun6e bere
befien6t at feie for an6res Dere og
life feje for Dor egen.
Ser in6tegne6e Jig itrafs II ,Gbar-
ter" -Meolemmer, og en- 8eltpreIie
blep in6iat iom fglger:
6ormano, Haitor Ole Socoblen.
9eaitformano 9(noers S. Meaoien.
Sefretpr og aasierer SsSobn g.
Beet.
&epiiorer Mnna Sumter oa &onno
&ruger.
6plgen6e 8eitemmeller pe6toqes:
1. slt arbej6e for MooersmaaIets
8ebarelie i Sgn6erjDllano oQ Slime
rita.
2. glt arbeioe for 0pretteIie al
lignet16e Goreninger oberolt / Slime
rita.
8. 9t gibe Sc forifieIIige Torenin-
ger Mabne, Ser nin6er ON Sc Mpno,
iom bar gipet BET be6ite af oeres Sit
% biet oeres &refter for Sen lgnoer-
ip6fe Sag.
4. Mt ienoe aarlige 8engebioroe
til Sprogforeningen / Sgn6eripIIano
5. Mt arbei6e bsn til MfboIoe1ie al
oanife Sore6rag og Oplesning al
banff 2iteratur Der / Mmerifa.
@i bleb enig ON at foloe bor Sore.
ming usSens Sesiens Minoe, Mfoe.
ling SEQ. q" On 4on1ite bIeb nebia1
til at or6ne set ngoben6ige rneb Sen.
i'm til 6oreorag, 0plesning, So:
fa1e oip.
M -pil MI Ia6e 0praabet gaa bioe
re. &om, 2an1smRn0, bi9Ip os a
bepore bort MooersmaaI. Spen Di
itarte NfoeIing SEQ. 3?
q. S. Sc q 5 0ie n.
457 8, Mpe geortb arop, g. 9
anore oanffe 8Iaoe beoes optage.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-09-06

Mansel paa sSernbane=lT e=lTrastbesnc
frDgtes ogiaa at futile i11btre6e /
Den fommenoe @tnter, bborfor 6ranf-
lin 6. Sane, Meolem al S11terHate
Gommerce@ommislion / oenne Sis er
paa en- &eiie / Sc norbbeltlige Stater
for at 1tnoerigge, bpa6 ser fra ssern-
banernes og neutrality-suspicious.
SIDE fon gieres for at forbin6re en-
laaoan &ula1nitet, Ser bil6e fpre til
&nlmangel ligeiom ii6ite Mar. SON
bi1 forbanole nre0 sssernbanefompag-
nter og 8efragtere / ollie Sc ltgrre
8per fra Minneiotas Epillingbper
til &l1get Sun6 og @an Srancisco.
Gegierings- -Snititutionerne, Milita.-
poiterne o. oesl. bar taar importeret
oeres Sui for 8interforbrug tioligere
el16 ellers, og nange prtbate Sss11Ititu-
tto1er bar giort BET famine. Srans=
port at De for 8eititaterne ngopenoiae
&ul bnroe berfor bore iaa niot frem-
met inoen aorntransporten inbtrp-
Der for glpor 2gbet of ca. 80 Daqe,
at Ser ingen alporltg Mangel paa
sransportmioler fuI6e inotreoe, og
bpis bette oesnuagtet fuloe fe, bill
Scr. Cane unoerigge, bpor 6eiIen lig-
ger, og 81, a. ON lite aulleierne /
geiten fan l1onpttes mere fllIoiteuoig1
til ct foripne set beitIiee Mmerifo
rne6 Sal1I.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-09-06

4ianiiten G,nanuel Bao, Dor be=
fjen6te 2anbsmal1o, Ser Ell &effe
-Mar bar pGret aniat ion 2erer beo
WeuiifforlerDatoriet Baltimore, og
iom iepnlig / Sonmerferierne far
belggt lit Seorela1lo, opboloer Jig os=
laa I Sommer Danmarf. Sfplge
banife 8labe er ban engageret til ell
Sourne Spiflan0, og / Slut11ingel,
af September ifal Fan optrG0e beo Ell
aonccrt 2on6on.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-09-06
FRA 11ta1tgr Kamtrr.
Nyt fra alle Eauhr.
@n frbnelbamaer Mfitrafnins. Sra

@n ifcbneibanser Mfitrafnins. Sra
Sbebopgan, 8is., meo6eles, at en-
5armers @uitru ii6lte l1ge piloe aipe
lin Z Mar gamle Sen en- ntooerlig
&epielie peo Sialp al en- @bingel,
anpen6t paa set for llige Mfltrafntn-
ger inorette6e @teb. 2i6et anebe 6en
itrenge Mooer, at Sgnnen umio6el-
bart fpr bap0e peret n6e / Marfen
bos lin Ga6er, Ger iprengte Gre1t9o
mes Gpnamitpatroner, og at 5ennen
babnestilben6t Jig en- Saffron, iom1 ba1t
babOe allbragt fin 2omn1e. 9u BEN
oes ferite Slag falot, efsplooereoe
&atronen me6 ct beloigt @rag, opreo
aSgnnens enc &ofte, iou set er tpinl-
iomt ON ban fan lepc, ian1t rep 9
5ingre al ben6eS el1e @aan6.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-09-06

9}iorens Scef, Slair, Meb,, &asic-
rer for Sen Torensoe 1onlfe &irfe,
far / lnngere Sis prret meget ipg,
% efter bpao uDaniferen" meo6eler
ct ser life oe be6lte l10iigter for bans
@elbre6elie. Set bar Meningen at
Mr. @ecf lful0e peret oplttllet ionl
&an6i0at for County &asierer
@aibington County, men 5pgoom=
men bar bin6ret, at oenne Nlan fr1noe
giennemfgres. @n an6en 6onlf
Mono, &arrp Nlat5, bill mi blipe
&onbioat for bette Gmbeoe. &an er
Spn al en- tioligere County &usierer
| famine County, sSSames s. Blat5.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-09-06

Gm Spr9cfeit til Mfinoe ON Sc 41S
Mano, &pinoer og 8prn, Ser omfom
beo Sc itore 5fopbranoe @gnel1 beo
@incflep, @finn., 5. /. @epte1nber
1894 afbol6tes / &tncflep i5gnoags.
@n 1aabon 5prgefeit bar n9ret af.
bolot bbert slar fi6en Sen frpgtelige
l1lpffe. S1ntrent 800 Mennefer
operbere0e Soften og bgrte en- Min6e-
tale af 8altor geetbatpaD fra 5till-
tpater.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-09-06
9amif fpinoclia @artner til Sine:

1Q111111e @ou1lID, games 3. YlQ13.
9anif fpinoclig @artner til Nnc.
rita. v8ien" me68eler: sSor npgell
Gio lioen traf California &romotioll
Committee ct arrangement meo Sc
omerifanife &oniuler / forifiellige
2au6e, bborpe0 man baobe6e at fl1n-
ne le6e en- 9el al Sen sSn1lnigrati6l1,
iom man letter iterlt Eris paa, til
0enne Stot; 1anmarf par noturlig=
bis ct at 6isle 2an0e. 9lrrangemen=
tet bar allere0e begpn0t at bite &elul=
tater, i6et ser jepnlig inolgber Sore
ipprgiler om Sorbol6, @baneer oip.
Sra &onil1len / ,&igbenbapn inole6
iaaleoes Goreipprglel, ON Ser fun0e
ifaffes 9eiligbe0 for Ell ung 0an1f
Game, Ser bar ppret aniat be6 itgrre
@artnerier / 9anmarf og Spiuan0,
til at fonrme berl1o og itu6ere @ope-
fultl1r,- og ianti6ig en- &la0s, bpor
bun ir1i6lerti6 fl1noe tjene nof til lit
Spbol0. 0en l1ebnte &pn1ite tog
itrafs MffGre og bar MI iifret oe'.
unge Eige en Maos, bpor FUN forl
foa lit 9nlfe opfpl6t.
Scrracpttafabrifant Matbiaiem fra
EertD MmboD; sc. S., me6 @nltru og
oeres Z @ern opboloer Jig, iom tioli<
gere on1talt ber 8la6et, CONNER
Dann1arf, bpor Sc far toget Spbolo
I Ell 8illa paa Sang og foretager
l1oflngter 6erfra run6t ON Don=
mart. 81 .bar / Son1n1erens 2gb al
og til nto6toget Siliener fra sGgte=
parret fra forifiellige @gne / 9an=
mari og finder MI / ct al Sc iioit
rnoofagne Nnmre al uMarbns M11tts,
tioen6e" ct. sessnterpieip, iom en- al
@la6ets Meoarbejoere bar bopt mco
Sem paa A5otel &opal / s(arbus, bpor
oe opbolot fig mi6lertioig. slt bette
Snterpiep fremgaar, at Suren ogiaa
bar u6itraft fig til Norge, bpor Sc bl.
q. bar belggt 8jprnltierne 8iernlon
paa Muleita6, bbor Sc obernatte6e oe
blep mootaget me0 flor @ieitfribeo.
@nobioere bapoe be 0eltaget / Donit
&bin6eiamfun6s 9larsn1p6e / @ben6=
borg. S Saxtalens Sob fon1mer
ben ftore 2an6u6ltilling, Der Fal al
boloes / Morbns i 1909 paa GoIe oq
Sonrnaliiten felte Zig for ON Ser TIM.
oe bore Stemning for en- lille bnnlf,
olnerifanlf Experimentation pao sen.
| me l1oitilling. &r. Matbialen n6tale1
fin Spnnpatbt for Sagen og bill tagt
lnoer Sberbeielie at ien6e en- San1.
ling garer fra fin egen Sabrif, ifft
for at faffe Jig ct NIT Marfeo, 111et
for at gipe bore n6sn19n6 berbienl.
ME ct 8egreb ON Mmerifas 1tore oe
Iforfjelligortebe Snouitri.
S Snterpietpet 1ne66eles, at Somi
lien Motbiaien fra Marbus oflago,
ct 8eigg bos S6ritan5er 9. georoen
toft fra @ran6 8ien College, Ser e1
! Gonlnarf % paa ben sio opbolo
ZIG ! 8rabronf en- Mifs Sci jfra slor
lbus.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-09-06

SuN'ISASOe <%IOSJOCLe. >eASYlul-otO14t@
pagnterne 6erimo6 paaltaar, at Strei=
Ten bar lert Dem at BRUCE @i9lpe=
mioler, Ser me6 langt billigere Solf
bill 19tte bem / Stan6 til at forpqe
beres slrbejbsepne mes 25 8rocel1t.
Sra ingen al 5ioerne piies ser mino-
ite Segn til @ftergipenbeo eller sSn1p=
6efommenbeo. Ser er onlagt flere
@oeer i,noo GeIegraffompagnierne
for @ritatning for Sab, forpolot neo
foriinfet 8elgrgelie af Gelegramner.
SammcnitDrtet 8ro. Sorsbag iib
fte l1ge ftprteoe en- magtig Staalbr-
Ser bar UNDER 8Dgning oper Ct.
2amrence 6looen be6 Suebec, fam.
men, og oet antages, at ca. IS Men
neifer, Ser bar beifieftige6e peo 8r9.
orbeioet, on1fom be6 1lDffen. 8ro.
on, ser naar Sen bar blepet fero1e
ON 2 9lar, btloe blepet en- af be iter.
'1te 8er6en, bar paret UNDER Mrbei.
be / Z glar, og Mnl9gget pil6e foite1
10 Millipner Collars. Den bleb on.
let for ct Melterb9rf paa sSSngenier
funltens Smraa6e og bar Den l9ng1t,
@nfeltipan6bro, ser efsi1tere0e. Sci
par ct amerifanif 6irma, Bboei1ir.
billie 8rioge @ompanp, &bila6el
pbia, Ser bab6e aontraft paa @taal.
fonitrrftionen for 5 Millioner DoI.
lars, og alt Materialet bIep frenitil.
let Bbilaoelpbia og 6erfra iel16t til
Anebec og ifrnet iammen Ser poo
1elpe 8pegeite6et. l1lpffen inbtroi
netop iom srbei6et ifuIbe iton6ie
Sorsoog slften, og @rbeioerne bercb.
te fig til at gaa til oeres Stem. &ele
Staalfonftrrftiopsn fal6t / 6loben OF
fegrapebe Mrbe1nerte u1roer fig, loo.
leoes at fun nogle faa er taget op ii
8an6et. @ba6 Ser bar peret Moriaa
til l1Ipffen pi6es life, nntoeeIig ia,
set bnret en- Sell i 8eregningprn;
rner StonIets 5tprfe eIler W1ateria
lets 8Rreebne 8ropilIerne ipnes IN
gen Sfabe at babe Ii6t.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-09-06
&rriiocnt Nupiepelt pil afllutte fin

ltPPl. tllutIuelS W. PItPIlUellle!l
boloe ct balbt 9uiin ltGrre Saler,
lom ban ubarbei0er / 6enne Sio. Den
fprlte al 6isle Saler boloes Canton,
g, pe6 9lfllgringen al ct Monument
for Hreitoent Mc&inlep. Dette benz
teS at blipe &reii6ent &ooiepelts iio-
lte itprre &eiie / bans gmbeostern1in.
Siltanbene Ecriicn bliper itooi9
mere uroltge, og set pentes, at Der
inben lang Sis pil in0tre6e anarfi-
itiife 5il1tanoe. Sifferbeoen er me.
get ringe, og &eiien0e er ita6ig no,
iotte for at blipe plDnbreoe. @run.
Sen til Bette er 11Grmelt, at SEN nDe
Sbab er en iprig Mo0ltan0er al Oct
Uolfeltpre, iom bans af09oe Ta0s'
il1ofprte, og ipger pua ollie Maaoer Il
lrgge Sen oemofrattlfe M0n1iniltra
tion @in6ringer 8eien. sS2groags
5!eo 9on0ets 6eriteminilter 0reb1
5eo ct sltt,ntat netop iom ban traa6;e
ao fra Statsraa6et. &an bar Ell
Silbenger al SEN 0eipotiife &egje
ri1gsfot1n, og bapoe ti0ligere / 3 9lo,
moattet opboloe Jig 2an6flpgtigbes
forpilt al SEN MI of6eoe Sbob, efte,
at ban / flere Mar bap6e peret Gan,
sets Storbilir. 6or ct Ealpt 9lor
liben blep ban tilbagefal6t al sen MI.
paren6e Sbab og blep af 8efoIfi1in.
gen moota9et meo Sen iterite Moopil.
lie - oen iegte enoog at forbinbre
bans 2anogang pao @run6 al bans
oelpotiife M6miniitration, men gbab,
en- gap bam EN- MilitpreIforte af pc,
fiifc &oiaffer og u6neoute bom ii;
6grltemintiter.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-07-04
$96,317 In Ready Cash
Has Also Disappeared.
Bank Officer Puts Money In
Suit Case and Walks Away. !:
Defalcation Is Made Up By Direct.
ors..Search Made.

New York, July 3.-Detectives
thr ougnout the United States are
searching today for Chester B. Runyan,
paying teller of the Windsor Trust
Co, who. the directors allege is miss
ing with s9G.317 in cash. The case is
being handled by private detectives.
George w. Young, director Of the
Trust Co., confirms the report of the
defalcation, which the detectives say is
one of the most remarkable ever re-
ported. -.
Runyan is accured of h9l.ing placed
s9e,317 in currency in a suit case last
Saturday, and after shaking hands
with his banking associates. left the
Trust Co. Since then he has not been
seen. Runyan, it is said, did not even
so to his apartment to bid good bye to
his wife. to whom he has been married
five years. Runyan is said to have
taken all the cash available in the
bank last Saturday. TIE. directors, it
is stated have made up-all the loss of
the dcfalcation.
Runyan was 4 man of exemplary
habits 40 far as known and his con-
dust was such as not to arouse any
suspicion. When the auditors went
over his accounts on May l, they were
found to be all right.
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prepared and bids asked for. Crhese bids
will probably be awarded at once)
Kennebcc river. The work is being done
under the project Of 1902 and consists in
the dredging of several shoals at different
points part of which has been done, and
part is as yet not finished. There re-
mains about three miles to be dredged in
different spots There is available for the
work in hand S275,O00.
In Portland harbor the work Is under
the project of 1905 and there remains to
he drcdgcd some 100000 cubic yards in
Fore river. 1900 yards at the old dry
dock. The entrance to Back cove has
been nearly completed. there remaining
a channel log feet long and $50 wide to be
dreGged
Saco river. No work done The project
is 43 per cent. completed.
Cape PorpUise, Kennebunk river and
York harbor, Isles Of Shoals, Exeter river
last two cases the project is completed.
As to Cocheco river no work has been
done. but some little dredging and ledge
work will be necessary to fully complete
the project and hold the work
AT Little harbor the brcakwater may
require occasional attention to keep 1t in
order.
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Tangier, July At is said General
Sir Harry MacLean, commander of the
Sultan's body GUARD. and next to the
Sultan the most influential man in
Morocco, has been captured by Raisuli,
the bandit chief. The latter has an
nounced that lie will hold the general
prisoner until the Sultan grants the
terms which he, Raisuli demands for
his own pardon and MacLean's re-
lease.
For some time past General Mac
Lean, acting in benalf of the Sultan,
has been trying to persuade Raisuli to
accept peaceful mode of life and re-
Gently the bandit leader has apparent
ly shown signs of Willingness to meet
the wishes of the Moroccan ruler. with
the result that Gen. MacLean, who is
a former officer of the British army,
having served in the Goth Regiment of
Infantry, the descendant of an old
Scotch family and who is universally
respected, was entrusted with the task
of taking some presents from the Sui
tan to RaiSuli, in the hope of finally
persuading him to come to terms.
These gifts consisted of horses and
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SINCERELY MoURNED.
Late Philip X. Green Was Popular At
Bowdoin COLLEGE.

Brunswick. Me. July Phillip X.
Greene. who was drowned at Northfleld,
Mass. Tuesday. graduated from Bowdcin
in 1905. He fitted for college at Bridgton
Academy He took prominent part in
Y. NJ. c. A. work during his course. hav-
ing been the recording secretary Junior
year and the president Of the association
Senior year. He was on the Glee Club
Freshman and Senior years. and tho
chapel choir for three years. He played
on the class baseball team Freshman and
Sophomore years and Sophomore year
played on the second nine. He won the
special prize in European history Sopho-
more year. His Junior year he was tho
chaplain Ivy day and was member OF
the History Club. He was the Glars chap
lain at Commencement. He was a men,-
bar Of the Library Club and the college
jury during his Senior year. He won tho
third prize in the singles at the fall tennis
tournament in 1904 He was a member
Of the Delta Epsilon fraternity.
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BANGOR SCHOONER DAMAGED.
Reuben Eastman Battered While An
chored of Pollock Rip.

Vineyard Haven, July "a collision
off Pollock Rip between the Bangor.
Nc, schooner Reuben Eastman ana
the barge st. Nicholas. in which the
schooner was considerably damaged.
was reported here today when the
Eastman arrived in tow Of the tug
Carlisle.
The collision occurred III a. dense
fog about noon yesterday. The st.
Nicholas, which was the rear Of three
barges in tow Of the tug Carlisle,
struck the schooner while she lay at
anchor. carrying away the bowsprit,
jibboom and hcadgear Of the Eastman
and starting her bow and stem.
The Carlisle. finding that the East
man was considerably damaged. an
chorcd her barges and towed the
schooner to this port.
The Eastman was bound from Ban
gor for this place for orders. She
registers 100 net, and was built at
Bath in 1878. The barge was not in
jured. +r