Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1900-09-28
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Special agent reports he coud a,
fraud in Seattles census. =
The Netherlands budget for 100, -.
a deficit Of 5,250,OOO forms. 's'
Belle Archer, the beautiful ac,,s.,
ed away at Warren, Pa, recently -
There is considerable activity tn.
out Luzon. Fighting is reported = |!
vicinity OF Carig and Estella, IsabeIl, =
vince. Insurgents are estimated ., ~
which is probably much exapyentsa
are in sufficient force to make tronrI.
district heretofore quiet.
Justin Mccarthy, the novels. and !,
torian, who has been member Of 49,
nlent for North Langford since ,su,
who was formerly chairman Of The =.
parliamentary party, announces ii. :
tilement from public life on aeeon,, :
falling health.
rive policemen were overcome by smo..
recently in the fire at what is know,
the Terminal Stores, a warehouse H..
bounded by Twenty-seventh and Tvs,,
eighth streets and Eleventh and Tw.,s
avenues, New York. The fire los. !. :
timated at $22O,OOO.
Warren +. Harrison, foreman n, ..
Rocky Mountain Bell Telephone comun
Was shot and instantly killed at Bn.s..
City, Utah, recently by James Burke \.
OF his linemen. Harrison was standin.
drug store when Burke entered q.
without word of warning, e.nptied \
contents Of shotgun into the bach
Harrison's head. Burke was placed !.
der arrest, but refused to give any re,,u
for the act. Both men had been as,
friends.
Every man who is willing to work
been pressed into service at GsIys,,
The wreckage is fast beng cleared ,r
and an air of business once more pery.i
the city. The Houston Post prints ,
vised list of those who persisted in n
great storm. This list has been careiuH
compiled from various sources and pl,s
the number of known dead at Is.
railroads have large forces of men at "
and outside communication is now d
question of very short while.
VI the 5000 Beers who retired m
komatipoort before the British adv,
from Machadodorp, 700 have entered p
uguese territory, others have deserted
various directions and the balance are
ported to have crossed the Komat 4,
and to be occupying spurs of the Il
bobo mountains south of the railway
general tumult seems to have occur
when they recognized the hopeessnes
their cause. Their long toms and
guns have been destroyed and nothing
left Of the Boer army but few man
ing bands. Kelly-Kenny is dealing
one of these which occupies a posita.
Doornberg.
Six more warships will be added
the fleet now in the Orient.
The Inheritance tax on C. P. Hunt
toms estate will amount to more u
100000.
Galveston, Tex, martial law hash
abolished and the. civil government!
sumed control OF affairs.
The extraordinary rainstorm
northern India lasted a week. Hall.
city of Calcutta is submerged.
United States Senator Hanna
make an extensive tour of the n
particularly in Nebraska and South
kota.
Colonel Joseph H. Wood, grand I
shall OF the Grand Army parade dun
the recent national encampment ind
cago, is dead.
James J. Corbett, the pugilist
return to New York by the first N
able steamer to effect a reconcile
with his wife.
All the trainsmen's brotherha
men OF Sunbury, Pa, about 1000,
ployed by the Pennsylvania, have d
tuted a boycott against the Res1
Railway company.
A recent fire in New York tot
destroyed the large grain house
elevators on the Atlantic dock, Br
lyn, causing loss Of 100000 to n
ings and contents.
-Four masked men recently heN
the express car on the st. LOuisl
land train on the Burlington rok
the village Of Wooodlawn, a few Z
northwest Of Lincoln,
Methuen has recently comph
routed a Boer convoy at Hart 4
west Of Klerksdorp and recaptuEd
l5-pounder lost at Colenso. He
captured 25 wagons. 5000 cattle
sheep, 10000 rounds of ammunitial
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