The Kootenai herald. [volume] (Kootenai, Idaho) 1891-1904, 1899-06-10
Items FROM ALL AROUND
TERSE TICKS FROM THE WIRE
a JornpIet- Review of tho Events for
ne Past Week In This and Foreign
Isnds-suusmsrixed From the Latest
dispatches.


sia has been completely destroyed by
protracted drought.
A japanese woman named Katsu was
found in her room in Seattle Wednesday
garroted and robbed.
Nine persons were injured, two of them
seriously, in head-end collision near
Nashville, Tenn, Tuesday.
A collision occurred between two trains
of the Lake street elevated road in Chi
cago Tuesday, and several persons were
injured.
"A fishing boat containing Abraham
Juntti and Oscar Juntti capsized on the
bar at Astoria, Ore, and both men were
drowned
A hand car on the Baltimore & Ohio
Southwestern railway was struck by an
extra through freight near Marietta, Ohio,
and two men were killed.
State Health Officer Officer Blunt of
Houston, Tex, on hearing of the case OF
yellow fever in New Orleans. placed the
entire state under quarantine.
Albert Pack, the well known capitalist,
is dead.
Japan is. said to be preparing for war
with Russia.
1t is estimated the cost of the Nicara-
guam canal will be $ll8,ll3,790.
General Otis forces in the Philippines
will not be increased at present.
The unwilling of the bust of the late
Henry George took place Memorial Day
Thirty houses were burned in theAzohi-
ga theater fire at Kobe April 80. One man
persisted.
Sam. j. Guthrie, whs is wanted at
Rawlins, Wyo., for murder, was captured
in Libby, Montana, recently.
Rev. II. Rees, Baptist missionary,
died at Kobe May 10. He was II years
old and a native of New Jersey.
In a large fire at Yamigata, Japan, six
hundred houses and III shrines and tenn
piles were destroyed. A number OF lives
were lost.
George w. Nicholson, slayer of John
Wilson, was acquitted in Butte under
orders of the court He was required to
make no defense.
AL. Hutton, who pulled the rioters
train from Burke to Wardner at the time
of the labor troubles last month, has been
arrested for perjury.
ing at Dawson to take the first boat home.
Half of them are miners who have from
$1,000 to $4,000 each in dust.
Two women are claiming the body of
Edwin j. Barker, killed in the wreck ON
the Burlington, Cedar Rapids & North
ern railroad near Waterloo, Iowa.
De Roulede and Marcel Habert of Par
IS. held on the charge of melting soldiers
TO characterization in connection with the
election of President Loubet, have been
acquitted.
An old and faithful servant of the
Northern Pacific known as Tommy
Clynch, employed as Waterman, was
killed in Mlissoula Wednesday by an en-
CINE running over him.
Passenger train No. eastbound and an
an extra westbound train collided at Per
ma Bluff, So miles west of Missoula
Brakeman o. p. English had one leg
broken and a hobo riding bakebeam
was killed.
Mrs. Jane IAthrop Stanford has decided
20 Stanford university property in stocks
and bonds to the market value OF $lO,
100000 and real estate in different part'
of California to the additional value Of
1917 900.
Johann Strauss, the famous compos
er, is dead.
A severe tornado passed over Rocky
Rapids, Iowa, Sunday.
Several pipe manufacturers repor
the trust unorganized.
Rear Admiral Schley has left fol
New York accompanied by Mrs. Schley
The st. Charles theatre at New Or
leans was burned to the ground Sun
day.
A tornado mile wide swept the
country west of Dyersville, Iowa, Sun
day evening.
The robbers who held up the Globe
and Florence stage in Arizona have
been captured.
The most intense heat for this time
of year in many years prevailed in the
eastern states Sunday.
A combination of manufacturers o.
printing inks is being formed, the CAPT
tai stock to be $25,000.000.
Yale defeated the Princeton baseball
nine by the score of 8 to in the frs
championship game of the series.
A heavy wind storm swept over Cen
trail Kansas last week. George w
Reiter was killed and two of his famil!
injured.
At least fifty boats have capsized OF
Great Slave lake, Alaska, since las
summer and many prospectors were
drowned