The Kootenai herald. [volume] (Kootenai, Idaho) 1891-1904, 1899-08-05
ITEMS FROM ALL AROUND
TERSE TICKS FROM THE WIRE,
A UompIetp Review of tho Events FOR
the Past Week In This and FLO, Ell 20
f.auds-summsrixed From the Latest
Bfspstchss.

= new trust with capital OF 94Z,Uuu,OoO,
has taken charge of its newly acquired
property.
The Oregon volunteers have turned over
all their rifles, what little ammunition
they had left, their cups, knives, canteens,
haversacks, etc.
Fishermen found the body of Torssol
Giero Frenchman, in an eddy in Kettle
river above the big dam near Cascade, B.
c., Tuesday.
1t can be stated positively that a major
ity of the cabinet is now in favor of
change of military rule, both in the Phil
ippines and in Cuba.
A message from Honolulu says: Mauna
Loa is still in eruption, three streams OF
lava flowing down the mountain, and one
was within 10 miles of Hilo.
The amalgamation of 2S large plumbing
manufacturers of the country has been
perfected under the title of the Central
Foundry Company, with capitalization
of $l5,0OO,O00.
Baron Russell of Killowen, lord chief
Justice of England and a member of the
Venezuelan arbitration commission, enter
tanned his colleagues of the commission at
dinner recently.
The name of the First South Dakota
soldier who died on the transport Morgan
while on his way from Manila is not First
lieutenant Jackson, but First Sergeant
Jay L. Rundell.
The Arkansas Valley smelter has re-
opened. All the furnaces will be running
before the end of the ewek. The old sched-
ule of hours is in effect, but wages have
been increased.
The Oxnard Sugar Company of Ventura,
Cal, has purchased the Patterson ranch,
consisting of 5576 acres. The price is re-
ported to be half million. The land will
be planted with sugar beets.
Henry Novals a negro, who attempted
TO assault Miss Rosaline Davis of Hatties-
burg, Miss, was captured near Bond,
Miss, and later identified by the young
lady. The mob tied him to a tree and shot
him to death.
A. Finley, third officer of the steamship
Garonne, now being fitted up at Seattle
for transport, has received word from
England that through the death OF his
father he is heir to an estate amounting
to nearly $l,O0000O.
President Zelaya of Nicaragua has gone
to meet General Terencio Sierra, president
of the republic of Honduras, in the Gull
of Conchagua, ON the coast of Salvador,
with the object of making an offensive
and defensive treaty between Nicaragua
and Honduras.
A cyclone struck the eastern portion OF
Laporte, Ind, and wrecked the boot and
shoe store of Butterworth & Co. and lev
eled other buildings east of the city. 1t
is feared that the families of Jacob Nor
ton and William Stolek who live on the
Kankakee marsh, have been killed.
"A bad wreck occurred three miles east
of Clark's station near Reno, New. The
first section of No. 8 eastbound passenger
left the rails and was piled up crossways
of the track. Engineer Real was killed
and his fireman badly hurt, and number
of others of the train crew were shaken up.
1t is reported that the revolution in
San Domingo is progressing favorably.
Fire at Upper Lake. N. Y, in the
Adirondacks has destroyed hotel and
10 buildings.
Almost the entire German press is
>sued memorial editorials, the occasion
being the anniversary of the death OF
Prince Bismarck.
General Otis has informed the war
department of the arrival at Manila Of
the transport Valencia. There were no
casualties enroute.
President Mckinley will give a recep-
ton to Admiral Dewey at the White
House when the latter arrives in Wash
ington.
The revenue cutter McCulloch has
sailed for st. Michael. Alaska. Major
f. w. Clark, special treasury agent sta
toned on the Pribyloff islands, was a
passenger on the McCulloch.
Serious forest fires are reported be-
tween Clallam and Neah Bay, Wash.
Recently there. has beeen no telegraphic
communication between those points.
The United States transport Han
cock, having on board the Nebraska
regiment and two batteries of the Utah
artillery, have. arrived in San Fran
cisco.
The one mile match race between Ar
thur Zimmerman and Eddie C. Bald at
Vailsburg, N. j., for a guaranteed
purse" of $1,000 and a percentage of
the receipts, was won by Bald.
Champion Walter d. Mansfield has
again broken the worlds record for
long distance casting. In the accur-
acy event he made 95 per cent and So
per cent in the delicacy event.
1t is admitted in administration cir
cles that upon the assumption of Office