The Kootenai herald. [volume] (Kootenai, Idaho) 1891-1904, 1899-07-29

miles from Plattsburg, New York.
The following are the census super
visors for Washington state: First
District, Joseph r. Mcmillan, Fairha-
ven; second district, Austin Mires, of
Ellensburg.
Billy Rockford, of Chicago, who
claims the worlds bantam-weight
championship. was given the decision |
over Young Corbett" of Denver, at
the end OF the 20th round.
An unknown man fell 40 feet down
the Colusa-Parrot shaft at Butte, Mont, !
Sunday. He was seriously injured,
but physicians cannot at this time tell
whether he will live or not.
One of the boilers of the Austrian tor
pedo boat Adler exploded when the
vessel was Off the island of Torcola in
the Adriatic sea, killing a lieutenant
and four members of the crew.
DR.. Allerdice, formerly of Prescott,
Arizona, was found dead in bed at his
room at the home of Charles Burton,
234 West Monroe street. in Chicago.
In the room was found bottle of NOR
phine.
The dominion government telegraph
line is now completed to Five Fingers,
and is progressing so rapidly that mes
sages may be sent over it from Skag-
way to Dawson in less than two months
from date.
At the Saint Augustine Parish Ath-
letic Club games recently, James Elan
nigan, of New York. broke the worlds
20 l,,t. fh,.Dt. u ,er
by tossing it 161 feet l inch from a Z
foot circle.
By the disarrangement of the indi-
Gator on the hosting apparatus of the
West Colusa mine at Butte one man
was killed and eight others narrowly
escaped The dead man is William
Thomas, shift boss.
Joshua L. Carlisle, of Butte, was
found dead in a creek in Missoula gulch
{ 1t is supposed that he had a fit and fell
in. He was well-known music teach
er, and an old timer in Butte. He
: leaves mother and two sisters.
, Four hundred pressers employed in
' the garment trade struck work fol
' higher wages, and organized a union
They claim their number will be doub
led soon and that 700 more garment
t workers will strike for higher wages
|. Chick Davis, of Wilmot, Ark, thu
h negro murderer of William Green,
i respected farmer, was overtaken in
e corn field today and snapped both bar
rels of his gun at the pursuing party
II and was then fired upon by them ant
a instantly killed.
l. Late arrivals from st. Michael, Alas
To-, ka, report that there are at st. Mich
# ael about 40 small river steamers 70
y sale. They are the property of III
I, successful prospecting parties tina
wintered on the Koyukuk and othe
J., branches of the Yukon.
a. Three negroes were lynched nea
Is Saffold, Ga, and the mob is hunting fo
10 five more who are believed to have bee
lie members of a gang that robbed j.
Of Ogiltree agent of the Plant system g
TX Saffold, afterwards binding him an
Id assaulting his wife in his presence.
A coroner's jury at Portland, Oregon
s. recently brought in verdict that ClaI
ne Fitch, whose dead body was found
'el Cycle Park recently, was murdere
rs. by strangulation, and charging Fran
er Mcdaniel, who was with her when la
10 seen. Mcdaniel stoutly protests h
OF innocence.
~ w. Banning was found insensible {
De the bluff overlooking Granite cree
ne three blocks west of the Republic bar
p in Republic, Wash. His skull had bee
crushed in two places, evidently Wi
Is a ragged rock, as both places had C
through the crown of his hat. The
Oh was evidence that he had been slugge
ut. After terrible STRUGGLE in the en-
er Jack" Hogan, a life-saver at Fire
ID land beach, lost his life in attemptil
ne to rescue Albert G. Hubert, a newsI
per correspondent, from drownin
Howard B. Bliss, of Crawford, almC
10 lost his life while assisting Hogan.
nu too, risked his life freely to save tn
of a stranger.
us A jury has for the second time {;
OH quilted Avolina Arredondo, the mi
derer of President Idarte Borda
III Monte Video. Among the argumeI
py brought forward in prisoners beh;
was one that it was not proved that t
est presidents death was caused direct
an h,, +ho shot &c No ou+onsv had no
held on the body.
er' The board of inquiry of the Immig
Jul ton Bureau have refused to allow
Filipino band to land from the Tral
'eu port Indiana The musicians were
IN ported for the Omaha Exposition, a
wera under contract TO f M BAILEY