Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1900-10-18
NEWS SUMMARY.

1897.
Maximillian Hardin, editor and pub
Usher of the Berlin Zukunft, has been
sentenced to six months imprisonment
in fortress, for lese majestic.
Strikes of phenomenally rich ore in
he heart of Silver City has created
more interest there than any thing that
has happened In recent years.
The population of the District Of Co
lumbia Is announced n FISTS, -
against 10000 ten years ago, an in.
crease of 4s,3a6, or 200 per cent.
More than $500, 600, 900 will be asked
for the support of the army and navy.
1t is said, for the fiscal year ending
June 80, 1909 This includes public
works.
Chauncey J. Maynord, populist can
didate for rlieutenant-governor OF South
Dakota, has flled with the secretary of
state notice of hic withdrawal from
the ticket
Secretary Roots estimate for the mil
itary establishment for the current
year aggregated $l2s, i7o, ,5s3, and they
will undoubtedly be larger for the next
fiscal year.
Martin q. Fosnes, acting director
general of posts, Cuba, was removed
Friday to Las Animss hospital, Ha-
vana, suffering, 1t is believed from
yellow fever.
The census bureau announces of1ci-
ally that the population Of the state Of
Delaware is ls4,735 in 1900, as against
1853, 493 in $780, This 10 an increase Of
10, 242, or 90 per cent.
Quartermastsr Ludington has COM
pleted arrangements to send two trans-
| ports from New York to Manila by way
of the Mediterranean sea with large
number of recruits for rsgimsnts in
the Philippines
Having found the natives Of Tutuila
At to serve as policemen and maintain
peace and order, Commander B. r.
Tilley believes they would make excel
lent soldiers TO man the Notifications
of Pago Pago harbor.
Mrs. Abbie r. Woodman, now IN In.
mate Of San Francisco city prison, con-
fessed the theft Of . box containing
securities valued q. 10000 which she
buried in Golden Gate park. The box
aud contents were recovered.
The badly decomposea bodies Of
Charles Dawes and Jacob Smith, WE'LL
to-do farmers of Winnipeg, Manitoba.
were found buried in an old well
Thursday. They had been missed since
las. July, just after having sold thsis
farms.
The government of San Domingo hes
decreed the suspension of constitution
nj guarantees on account of Z revolu-
tionary movement IN the interior,
headed by General Richardo, although
1t is asserted that order has been re-
stored and that Richardo has bsen
captured.
The American TIN Plate company
will have in operation this week twea-
ty of its plate plants out OF thirty I've,
giving employment to at least $1,000
worxmen. The Tin Plate company
employs In all over $4,000 workmen,
and within few days 1t is said, every
plant in the country will be working.
The body of young woman whs
committed suicide last week at the
Grand hotel in New York City. lays on
the marble slab at the city morgue nm.
claimed. 1t Is believed that she II
Matilda Nielsen, who gained Botoristy
, In 1896 by suing the estate of Walter
Corbin for $4,000. She lost the suit
Lieutenant-Governor Woodruff Of
New York has been served with the
, papers Ia the matter of the requisition
of directors and officers of the Standard
Oil company. made by Governor Sayers
Of Texas, and has declined to honor
them.
Work on the big battleships, the
Maine and the Ohio, stands respective
ly at the 6 and 80 per cent Of compile
tion. The Missouri at Newport News
; stands Is per cent, and the Illinois at
NcWporb NSWS ID SCI ooWh - % p0I
cent.
The four roll engine mills Of the
Susquehanna Iron and Steel company
/, at Columbia, Pa, Friday resumed work,
1000 employees, who had been on .
strike for two weeks, having accepted
the terms of the company, cut Of Is
per cent.
During the thirty days following
October Goth, steamers will return from
Nome completing their last voyage for
= the present season. The present indi-
> cations are that the last steamer from
the Bering sea city will not reach Sc
attic before Nov. Goth.
t Seventeen picknickers returning 70
! their homes in wagon were injured
by collision with suburban rapid
: transit trolley car at Pittsburg, Pa.
3 Friday. John Schmidt, small child,
was internally injured and will die.
The others will recover.
The Society of the army of the Cum
q berland and the Spanish-Americar war
veterans devoted Thursday to the inn
provement of battlefield monuments
and markers at Chicamauga park, in
accordance with the plan aud iuvits-
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