Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1899-08-24
NEWS SUMMARY.

Five hundred tons of supplies for the |
Porto Rican sufferers we're placed on
board the transport Panther in Phila-
delphia
Toxic (Japan) Herald prints a high
tribute to the Utah aud Nebraska SOL
diers who recently visited the Mikados
empire.
The transport Garonne has sailed
from Seattle for Manila. She had 400
horses belonging to the Third cavalry
on board
Opinions as to The outcome of the
Dreyfus trial are conflicting. A tie
may result, and this would free the
prisoner
The sanitary board OF Portugal has
resolved to isolate Oporto, where the
bubonic plague has broken out, with a
sanitary Gordon.
BY an explosion in the Liest colliery
in Glamorganshire, Wales, eighteen
persons were killed, and sixty others
are still in danger.
The johannesburg Star says the gov
ernment of the South African Repub
lie will reject the proposal of the Brit.
ish colonial secretary.
The IIaitien authorities prevented
the landing of Gems Candelario and
Avido from the German steamer Ven
eta from st, Thomas.
Two thousand government troops
are expected at Monte Christi. Money,
arms and ammunition are being for
warded by the insurgents.
The defeat of the Jiminez forces in
Sonto Domingo by the government
troops under Gen. Escoboza is not
likely to end the insurrection.
In Cleveland, o., four boys, ages
ranging from l6 to 10, were arrested in
connection with the attempt to blow
up two cars during the late strikes on
July %.
The first ten regiments OF volunteers
are complete and there is a surplus of
about 1000 men for the regiments in
the Philippines, and the next ten to be
raised.
General Butterheld, chairman of the
Dewey reception committee, New York
city, has been stricken with aphasty
at his summer home, Cold Springs, on
the Hudson.
The correspondent of the London
Times in Apia, Samoan islands, under
date of August :, urges prompt action
by the powers in the appointment of
permanent officials
The province of San Pedro Macoris
has proclaimed Il revolution in favor
of General Juan Isidro Jiminez, the
aspirant to the presidency of Santo
Domingo, with great enthusiasm.
The total number of Mexican sol
diers now on the Yaqui river is 8, 800.
About I ZOO of these are in the field
and the rest stationed at different
points along the river, doing garrison
duty.
A locksmith in Paris named Bonnet
has been shot in the abdomen by an
unknown assailant who saw him IN
street and called out, "looks like one
Of those dirty Jews He is seriously
wounded
The skipper of Emperor Williams
yacht Meteor and eleven mem bers oil
her crew have received permission
from his majesty to start for the United
States Immediately in order to help
sail the Shamrock.
The widow of the late anti-Semite
leader, Heinrico, was killed and three
other persons were serious injured In
Berlin by the overturning of benzine
motor car while it was being driven
around u sharp corner.
The senate and house of Argentina
have cabled congratulations TO Presi
dent Campos Sales of Brazil and tbs
latter has received eongratulatorJ
messages from all the governors ant
district commanders of Brazil.
Senator Clay of Georgia, Democrat
is quoted in the midsummer politica
gossip in Washington, as having ex
pressed the belief that there would b.
an anti-expansion Republican ticket II
the field for the presidency next year
/ The automobile as war engine Il
to be given a test next week by Mr.
Alexander Winton and Charles b
Shanks of Cleveland, who have ar
ranged to take trip overland from
Chicago to New York ia an automobile
Colonel Panizzardi, former militar,
attache of the Italian embassy at Paris
according to Vienna paper, has thu
identical note on Madagascar, which i
specified in the bordereau in the Drey
fus affair. 1t is in Esterhazy's hand
writing.
The war department has set asid
two large tracts of land near Honolul,
as military reservations. One trac
contains 1884 acres, situated abou
three miles northwest of the city, an
the other, IA, 400 acres, is ninetee
miles out.
Secretary Root has issued orders 70
the Twenty seventh, the Thirty-firs
and Thirty-fourth regiments of vo lur
teer infantry to proceed to San Frar
cisco at once. These regiments wi
sail for Manila when the transpor
are nrovided