Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1900-06-29
|1RE TELEGRAPH SUMMARY
rEWs OF THE WORLD In BRIEF.
i Complete Review Of the Events Of
the Past Week-ln This and For
elsn Lands-Taken From the Lat
est Dispatcher.

he effect OF cutting uOWn shipments 10
bat country.
Tommy Ryan has been matched to box
Job Douglas Of st. Louis ten rounds at
Eansas City on the night OF July 4.
Iron prices are coming down, but buyers
(e not yet placing any large orders.
Count Muravietf, Russian minister Of
|reign affairs, died recently in st. Peters
brg.
Rev F. B. Bartlett, pastor Of an Epis-
|pal church of San Francisco, was &C
hently drowned while bathing In So
ina creek FRIDAY.
La cousin of William J. Bryan has
en nominated by Florida democrats
governor.
a terrific wind-storm with four dis
let cloud bursts did much damage
hr Peru. Ind. recently.
Charles H. Litchman of New Jersey.
been appointed q member of the in
etrial commission, vice NJ. D. Ratch-
b, resigned.
The census of the United States is
from complete and it may be
nths before figures are given.
einhard Brook. Portland Saloon
per. fell into the Columbia river
m the deck of the steamer Bailey
zert recently and was drowned.
ire In the heart Of the business dis
i Of Pittsburg burned big buildings
the students In Duff's college were
bwn into panic, but no lives were
ecently the government of Morocco
formal demand to the French
ernment for European arbitration
&he questions in dispute between
: Is and Tangiers.
le Bernstein of New York met Solly
tn of Los Angeles, CAL, at the
dway Athletic club. and after fight
IA rounds Smith was disqualified
ouling. The men were matched to
- rs rounds at 124 pounds.
bring a severe thunder storm at
pgham, Richland Center, Wis,
ming struck the United Brethren
eh during services. Louis Peck
was instantly killed and Julian
Ind, s. Foley was rendered uncon-
and the entire congregation
r ted. The building was wrecked.
usual heavy rains that have been
g throughout Cuba have caused
fever In places where it has been |
pwn for years. Fortunately ex-
t. It Santa Clara and Quemados the
States troops have escaped. At
Rdos two cases are reported |
the members of General Lees
Chief Surgeon Kean and Captain
rn.
the Santa Fee and the Southern
ofhcials conferred with Thomas
Ihes, a large vineyardist of Fres-
regard to a plan to relieve the
te Pima and Papago Indians on
"a Reservations. Labor for the
fds is difficult to obtain and
promises to transport the In
y his own expense. provided the
9ill make a low rate. and pay
pod wages for labor.
w. F. Biddle. United States
] corps. on recruiting duty in
lphia, has been detailed by Gen.
} ywood. commanding the marine
command the fourth battalion
d mes. organizing for service in
ihppines. This battalion of
will sail from San Francisco
= transport Grant, July 1, in com.
. IN two squadrons of cavalry of
A. also ordered to duty in the ,,
Ines.
+ 4z nhocratlc convention of Illinois
ii Samuel Alschuler of Aurora for
hlted States cruiser baltimore :
n Aumlral Watson on board. en- :
nome, has arrived at Suez.
81 Inbred miners and smelter en-
q Nes"'ck and vicinity recently |
8 vapanese railroad workers out of ,
nts n. ). Bowling. vicar general )
j ehdiocese OF Chicago, died re- ,
pei heart disease. He was pastor
ins dgets catholic church in Chi.
.s = MARINES lead the way of the
G 10 feking. Despite the vice {
In that no foreigners should be :,
pass Taku forts, 10 United =
In M Aal
Pr by lighter. :,
, kiayers' union has withdrawn
e hicago Building Trades eoun.
aid said this marks the practical
} Toe strike that has been in a,
ies pr months, tying up building r.
tA1 in Chicago. .,
one million dollars have been "
n from the old mint on Chest .,
5. 10 the new mint at Sixteenth =,
Harden streets, in Philadel-
pm SILVER vaults at the new mint
Paeity of llO,OOO,UUO silver dol.
/. ths and four prostrations from ., a.
II ieported IN five hours recently A,
lei q ia. The dead are: Corne.. us +
iron worker; unknown wo- ia