davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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MinnfTntn.
Ranaf lllnf.

5tinneTntn.
Ranee lllpe.
Winond, 17be San. = Oct er man
&c Qar iioen lllpen bar paret Iaa tals
rig pau oisfe aanter ipm tpinter. Oct
blep rapporteret ber ioag, at IN 5arz
mer / 2%anosbpen !Sart bar blepet iaz
get at en- 9raabenffot o9 muutte fs9e
SilfIugt / en- Stalo. Gn flor lllpsid9t
blep bolpt ibas at Sarmere / Smssnen
at Stodton.
Otter Sefetnnr.
Mtantatp, 17be San. - 80 Sb:.
rifer bar / Manfato ioag os leote
efter Seitstpbe. Sheriff 5rant Co.,
Inns fra Waieca bar efter en- Monr,
ION itjol en- flor grua 6eit cg en- 8reos
leoe Der isaurtDalo os blep iporet |
Retning al Mantato ioa laugt iom til
Sanespile, pg Sheriff Sobnion fra
Guitin lebte efter en- Muno, Ipm babo.
foripnet Jig meb en- brun Sraper Der
Collins ia9be, at bette par bet fsrFte
Seitetboeri / bans Gpuntp / tDpe Iar.
Srnelion nominerct.
DULUTH, 16be San. - Den bemos
f~ratiife &pnpentipn nominsrebe !6enrp
Sruelfen til fin esen G~fterfslqer iom
Mapor, % populifterns nominereoe
BAN p9faa efter en- parm8onteit % be-
trrfteoe ben oemofratife Nominerina.
Sbis Sruelipn blir balgt I nafte Wads
mer, blir bet bans treble 5ermin. Res
publitanernes aanbihat er 8. ~.
Sugp.
Zen anben Sag bcnrcs
Winona, 17be San. - Den dnoen
Sorbunolins at 5ranf @ansts Gr=
itatningsIag mob gpsn @inpna enbte
meb, at ban fit Dom for $500, eGer
$1,000 mere eno ferite Sang. 8pen
bill uoen Spipl appslere.
Srarb / @an m.
@aosna, 17be San. - Y6oenir
8lod br9nbte tioIig ibue. Den Del
at gpsningen, bpor 9Oitbuiet bupbe fit
2otale, blep rebbet. Sabet anfluues
til $4,000 meb oelpis DISTURBANCE.
sirrrfcrer I'm sun.
Rpdeiter, 17oe San. - Sbomas
Gtles / Gpota LOB ioag I'm Ssn 4us
quit urrsitsre for granbitiftelie, og
9utten blep inbiat / Sailsn Der. Gtles
6us blep sbelagt at en- paaIat Slbes
brano Munoag Rat, og Ssnnen er
mistPntt.
Sfal rcor 'aniirrss.
Reo Wing, 18be San. = 3pmpani
%" at 13be Minnefota Regiment Itul
rsprganiiere fig og bltpe en- Del al
fsrite Minneiota Electromagnetic. so
9eteraner, fom tiente / pbilippinsrne,
Far uotalt lit Snfts ON Repraanifes
ring.
Spiifole I sem film
Nep lllm, 1Sbe San. - 8oorb Of
EDUCATION bar beiluttet at opfgre en-
nh Ssi7fplebpgning, tor mt til at
rulnnte SsiItolen % tire 8rober at ben
pffentlige Stole. Den Ifol tpite
$4,000.
Reimeifab r%efisnerer.
Mtnreapplis, 13oe San. = Qrpz
fesior Reimeitao bar ppiast fin Still
ling pep 4ussburg Seminarium.
Sammen meb Yaitor 9. 9. Souaen /
Sersus Sans bill ban rsiie omtrins pg
pirte for afbolosiasen peb Sang ps
Sale.
Selnmor0.
Gals Gate, 19oe San. - CHARLES
Slanser tps 2ipet at Jig isuor peb at
tase 8arbolipre. Sanb bantebs lin
8one. itanste 0sren, brat Snren %
bsbe inben en- balb Slime. Sans 90
mile Dor | Soreit Cafe. Stinipee
antases at babe p9ret 9runben.
aftiefpmpnni bannct.
4loen, lobe gan. - ct Qttiefpms
PAM er bdnnet til at oripe Wellen.
Sopebm9noene / SanbeIen er SO. $.
0alfer, Ralpb 3. Slon % u. Moss
fee. - Der er Gale ON, at Sempez
rancsioltet psb neite 8alg bill forIsoe
at femme uo Salponerne. - Den Ipp
2lar 9amle ). Sitranoer blep besrapet
ioag.
Tripiaise 6onfnrier.
Sergus Sails, 1Soe San. - Manse
glnissninser ON at stsre fripinig
apnturs er inoeipet | De 5orenebe
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@fticfpmpani oannct.

Qlben, lobe gan. - ct Qttiefpms
PAM er bunnet til at brtpe Wellen.
Sopebm9noene | SanoeIen er %. $.
Wulter. Ralpb 8. Slion og u. Moss
fee. - Der er Gale ON, at Sempez
rancefoltet pso n9ite 8alg bill forIsge
at femme ub Salponerne. = Der Ipp
2tar samle ). Sitranoer blep besrapet
ibaq.
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Spijfule | Tefu film.

Refp lllm, 18oe Sun. - 8oarb Of
Education bar beiluttet at opfsre en-
nh SsiFtplebpgning, itor mt til at
rulnnre Ssiitolen % tire 8raber af ben
pTentlige Stole. Den Ifol tpite
$4,000.
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Nnrh pnkntn.
grauo.

Wanban, 17be San. - Siblig
imorges brsb Slbebruno ub / 20. 9.
Saigbts Saropare BUTT. 9penins
os Snobolo blep soelast. Gn tilftps
oenbe Spgnipg brGnote p9iao. Cab
ca. $4,000 meb $4,000 QsIurance.
Tipbtbcria.
Sarge, 1Soe San. Sunobebss
tommisier audrrp fra @rano Sorts
er / 8pen ibag pda Siemreiien
fra en- Snfpettionsreiie / Gbbp, Softer
og Wens Counter. s Rep Some /
bet ipbpeitlise DelIs % / bet norbpeIts
lige Stutsman Gountb fanbt ban
mango Silfalber % 10 9sbsfulb.
9iftrittet er befpltet at Rum9niere.
Strense SpurantGneresIsr bleo paa,
bubt.
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Tripiaise 6oufnrier.

Sersus Sails, 1Sbe San. - Mdnse
4nissninser om at sisre fripinig
apnturs er inosipet / De 5oreneoe
Staters Ret Der | 9pen. N9itsn ale
@nissere er 5urmsre, ipm snIter at
berries for 9ialb iom bar trpttet benz
/ 4arepis. Ser er 2iiien: 9ernt ..
Rstslbp. Sersus Sails, attipu $2,OS5
bporai $1,620 life tan rsres, Gialo
$1,276. Nnbrep 9borefen, @aitdo,
gttiba 1,198. bporaf $1,10S lite fan
rsres, @ialb S1.085.35. $. 3. Sutds
ing. Gldp Gountp, Qttipa SIS. GiGlb
$14,296. ). 8. Raun. Bilttn Co.,
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g. uOfomne Atummere al "gSeO
srrtu" fan erbolDes Ior 15c
eItra.
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GIL rcur

Reo Win9, 18oe San. = &pmpani
%" at 13be Minnefpta Regiment ital
reorganiiere fig og blipe en- Del al
fsrite Minneiota Electromagnetic. so
9eteraner, ION tiente / Pbilippinerne,
bar ubtalt lit SnIte ON 3eorganifes
ring.
Decorah-posten., 1900-01-23

gEaior Gttp. 17oe San. Or. gbs
rarO Osborne, 81 aur sammrl, tit
agopIsttiit Stag, meoens ban bar hos
tn YatieRt. !San osoe tort efter.
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Trufnet.
Sffe - not.

Dubuque, 18be San. - Den fibite
rlIoe gsir bar itanoist SsFipringsn
! eIOsn. Ssm9npene er banss for, at
d ltts tan foa i'm 5~Oripnins. Ssfors
''nin5sn Der er at tor getpbntng. Gn
anaaosli9 Masie lasres op bper 9ins
I'll til 6orienoelIe til Sbben.
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@ooe upfstsr.

"pet "oVVttt"
Spanfte Sanger, ION be inbfsote
S~niursenter pda 5ilippinsrns bar
Iuppst los, er TONNE til Barcelona.
en- Ipqnit 9p Deo Wibbslbapet. De
tiger, bet .r en- aigiort Gag. at anes
ritunerm bill isirs paa Guaon. gilt
pinoerres Sielpemioler sr opbrugte,
oerss arisers iultsr, og oesuoen er
Der en- bdaklss llsnisbeo msnsm be
inbfsbte i~nbbDrbss.
De 6jemoeRbte Sanger er omtrsnt
1000 Saaet. De 6ar iultet os sr
uloelss ftinomaere.
sriierne iaar Rrupp til at lsuers aauonfr.
Sra Gsisn msSOsles, at 8rupps
aanonitsberi bar ophsrt meo at urs
6eioe paa be ioors Beiter, Iom Gnz
qelitm9noens bar b.itilt. Seuti6e
3eitung tror imiblsrtib, at bette bare
sr en- Gift. Stalisn bar beftilt aanos
ner 6os arupp for fsmti Wirioner
Wart; men bet pil life burge benz
ielp. Menineen er. at be oosr Stds
lien ffal ienbss til Gngetfsn9noene !
Spbdfrita. On inf 9rspe pil bring.
Sossn frem / R~issbassn. gsipnoers
Zig sr bet, at Gnsslftmanoene naa sad
til spitlano for at fau mooerus RAJ
noner.
It frantic gala.
5rdntris ftal Der inurt for,saa
8olg til Senutet os 9eputerettans
meret. 20 al aanbioaterne er tienAie
W9no. Sen. Wsrcsr bill inb / Sc
natet, os Jrancois Goppee sniter at
fau BET Sebe / Gummerst, iom ben
lunosforpiite 8eroulebe inotog. Beg
ge 6srte til 0rspfus's Mobtanbsr. %
er Iierte Rationalifter. Gen. Wers
cier bar bolot en- Sale tit 9alg.rne;
ben sr nu OHentligsiurt / ale be les
benoe apiier ps ~irsmtdloer mssen
Diffusion.
gilus fprie bet frantic Iinifsrimm
Oct frantic 9eputsrsttammsr sior=
be ben 1Soe lit fsrite Gprisg paa at
ffnrte Wuloeds Housieaus Rabinet.
og Streitsn / 81. Gtisnne, en- flor
Subritbp / Spbsf for paris. brustss
fom 8aabsn. Mun psnteos Fe ct
peloigt Sammenitsb; men bet blso
bare 9ino. Yremierminiiteren %
Sanoelsmini'ter Milerano ufpars.
rebe qnsrsbet meo tor Spetishso oa
panbt en- slimrsnoe Seisr. Oct nus
pGrsnos aabinst pil blipe itaa,noe
unber 8erosnsuoiininssn. os Tben
er Der inssn Sdre for til Ssiien.
Walbed.Rousieau bar ilos not til at
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Winpna, 17be San. - Oct er manz
sc Qdr iioen lllpen bar ueret iaa tall
rig pad oisie aanter Ipm tpinter. Oct
blsp %rapporteret Der ioag, at en- 5arz
mer / 2%unbsbpen Sort bar blepst iaz
get at en- Sraabenflot oa mautte fsse
Silfugt / en- Stalb. Gn flor llloeiagt
blep bolot ibag at Sarmere / Smesnen
at Stodton.
Decorah-posten., 1900-01-23

Ro6eiter. 17be San. - Sbomas
Gdles / Gpota LOB ioas I'm Ssn 4us
quit arrsitsre for 8ranbitiftelie, %
9utten blep inbfat / Sailsn Der. Gtles
Sus blep sbelagt at en- paafat SIoes
branb Munbag Rat, og Sennen er
mistPntt.
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Zen anoen Sag bcnrcs

Winono, 17be San. - Den anosn
Bodybuilding at Sranf @dnsts Grs
itatninesIag mob gpen @inpnd enbte
meo, at ban fit Dom for $500, ener
$1,000 mere enb fsrite Sang. 8pen
bill uoen Spiol apps[lere.
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1900-08-17
II Now King Of Italy.

Rome, Aug. liking Victor Emman
uel Ill. has taken the formal constitution
al oath before parliament. The senate
chamber was draped with mourning, the
bencnes and tribunes being covered With
black furnishings, bordered with silver.
] he chamber WAS filled with senators and
deputies, royal missions, high officials Of
state and the diplomatic corps.
The booming Of cannon announced the
departure of the royal party from the
Quirinal.
All along the route large crowds were
assembled and gave the new King an oya-
tloD. ne was received on the steps Of
the senate by tne committees Of the
chamber Of deputies and senate in a pa
vlion specially erected and handsomely
decorated
" hen the cortege entered the senate
chamber, the king being accompanied by
the duke Of Aosta, the count Of Turin
and the duke of Genoa, the deputies and
senators arose, and then began long
and exciting scene Of enthusiasm His maj.
csty later took the oath and delivered an
address. The weather was beautiful.
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1900-08-17

President, Z. E. Gallogly; vice presi-
dent, l.. G. Smith; secretary. S. J. Cot
fee (re-elected); treasurer, r. A. Wer-
ner. The following names we're voted
to be submitted to the governor. who
will select from the number one to act
upon the state board of pharmacy.
Howard Rockefeller. +. E. Ga!!og!y. +.
a werner, J. NJ. Doull and G. B. Hos
kings.
The Japanese working along the line
OF the Great Northern in the vicinity
of kalispell, are certainly very patri-
otic. Ever since their country has been
engaged In war with China they save
up their earnings and transmit their
money to Japan, in order to assist their
countrymen in the struggle. The sums
monthly passing through the Kalispell
postofiiee are OF no mean total, as high
as $4,000 having been mailed in one
month.
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1900-08-17
English Weary Of War.

London, Aug. l2.--lhis can hardly be
s.-i to have been lively week in Eng
Ind, for obituaries and funerals have TAX, II
the largest space IN the newspapers. Far
tioular groups had plenty 10 think about.
Nevertheless, iinancleas have been busy
With the American loan,' politicians witn
the dying parliament and the general elec-
ton prospects, and society with country
alDusements.
The way the South African war drags
out wears upon Englishmen, and no new s
would be as welcome as that some we'll
wisher OF the Transvaal had convinced
President Kruger that nothing III Europe
or China viii make Great Britain relax
her Tightening grip ON South Africa
Everybody in the army, or who has any
thing 10 40 with 1t in South Africa, wants
to come home and is heartily sick OF the
whole thing, but knowing that it must %
ON to finish, the dregs oi war are having
some bitterness.
The plot to kill British officers at Pre-
toria is taken in England as showing the
savage temper oi the Beers, while the
Britishers are reported TO be doing some
things which are provoking adverse com
ment in Great Britain.
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1900-08-17
OREGON,

A monster labor parade in Portland
will be feature Of Labor Day, Septem-
Der 3.
The county court at Ontario has or
dered the immediate obstruction Of
Russian thistles.
The military roll OF Granite county
received by The governor shows there
are 519 eligibles in that county. an in
crease of $50 compared with last year.
September will be travelling mems
day at the Elks carnival to be held in
Portland at that time, and 1t Is the
desire and intention OF the travelling
men in the northwest to make this the
banner day of the carniv al.
Henderson Harrer. a resident OF Fox
valley aged bs years, was dragged to
death recently by horse Mr.. Harrer
formerly owned the old Prairie City
towpsite. He leaves wife. two sons
and three daughters to mourn his loss
The fast mail. east bound train.
struck the wagon of J. f Saltmarsh, a
farmer. who was driving a four-horse
team from Pendleton, tn rowing him a
long distance from the track. Salt
marsh suffered severe fracture OF the
skull and will die. He was deaf and
could not hear the numerous whistles
given by the engineer.
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1900-08-17
Washington Republican Candidates

j. NJ. Frink uf hing county, governor.
II. G. Mcinidc OF Skayit county, lieu.
tenant governor
;. II. Nichols Of Snohomsh county, sec.
rctai. Of state.
L. II. Maynard of Lewis county, treas
urer.
}. d. Atkinson Of Chean county, audi.
tor.
w B. Stlatton of Pacific county, attor-
ney general.
). ~ Calvert Of Whatcom county, land
commissioner
X. B. Bryan of Chehals county, super
intendont Of schools
Wallace Mount of Spokane county, Judge
supreme court.
Il. .. Dunbar Of Thurston county, Judge
supreme court.
Francis W. Cushman Of Fierce county,
representative in congress.
lesley l.. Jones Of Yakima county,
representative IN congress.
Presidential electors Frank Hastings Of
jefferson county, ;. &. Cosgrove Of Gar.
field county. Charles Swceny Of Spokane
county and {. T.. No-lcr OF Okanogall
county.
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1900-08-17
CANTON, CHINA, WELL ARMED
Trouble Fearcd-<sarrisOMs NWMbcr
GuMs-t hinese Laying Mines.

London, Aug l5.-Secret inquiries at
Canton show All the forts have oeen newly
armed with sexen.centiineter u,sappear-
my guns, and that the garrlsons number
ls,,su men III all, armed with Mausers ana
Mlncheslers. The Chinese have appar-
ei.tiy been trying to engage foreign eiee-
llcMn 10 lay mines Iii the bogue, or ei'
trance 10 The Canton river.
Dr. Marks, Ii lung Changs physician,
informed the correspondent al SHANGHAI
tins morning that Ii could not 90 north
uh account oi the Weather and the unset
tied state vi the country. lhe doctor Is
removing his family from Canton because
he beiIe,es there may be an outbreak
there.
he st. Petersburg papers are cam
paigniny against the poitical activity of
n.cat britain III the langtse valley. The
Il. Petersburg Gazette has interviewed "A
member oil the United States embassy as
lu The reasons why .ac United States As
suincd "A hostile attitude toward CHINA and
the motive ot Ii Hung Ghangs deciara-
tIon that Minister Iongcr couid be sent
s,ieiy 10 1ientsin on condition that the
[ nueu States abanuon the idea OF "A
march on pekln. Inc member Of the
/ nned States embassy IN question Is quot
cd as SAYING that Inc United States was
uiuignanl Al thus beng baigaihcd with,
ana expressed the beliei that the United
states would send many troops 10 CHINA.
General tnaiiec ncssgc announcing
his arrival August D al Ilo ~ WI stanus
as the latest Official intelligence oi the
mar,h OF the allied forces ON iekln, Inc
English papers say 1t Is nther annoying
that their naval uiiu military officers can
not communicate with the nlgn officials
here, mh,ie Admiral kcnev ana General
thailce can do 50 by the Shanghai Can
ton wire.
Chinese reports are being distributed far
and Vide in the southern provinces oi al
l,aed Chinese successes III The north.
Report From French C""sui.
Paris, Aug. Dispatches received
fcie from the French consul at. Shanghai
show that apprehension exists there as Ia
the conditions prevailing al Shanghai and
IN lis vicinity. Ihe French ministry
have heretofore decided to take pieeau-
tions to defend The French CONCESSIONS al
~ anghai.
Information obtained from British
sources says the allied troops were With
ia 20 kilomcters OF I'ekin, but the date oi
this news was not stated.
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1900-08-17
TRADE REPOlaTx.

New York. Aug. 1l.-Bradstreet's re-
port on last weeks business is as fol.
lows:
Trade was still exhibiting many OF
the Irregularities incident to the transit
tion period between midsummer and
early fall trade. Despite the hot wave,
with Its effect on the growing distribu-
tive demand. and also because Of the
reports OF damage to the corn crop
which 1t has melted, a more cheerful
feeling is perceptible In general trade,
and the booking Of fall orders for dry
goods. clothing and hardware at lead
Ing western centers and heavy engage
ments In iron and steel products Mt
lower prices are Of encouraging proper
tlons. Prices are not showing the pre-
cipitate declines noted some time ago,
and among the really encouraging fea.
lures Is the advance In wheat, mainly
based on improved export inquiry.
Wool was rather frmer than OF late,
because OF the better inquiry. though
II must be admitted that this steadi-
ness Is somewhat at the expense OF new
business.
Cotton goods partake OF the strength
Of raw material. and where weakness
IL still perceptible In brown cottons,
print cloths and wide sheetings, the
natural corrective OF reduced produc.
tion Is being increasingly sought. It
has been a remarkable year In cotton
and cotton goods. and although the
goods market is comparatively weaker
TIM Mt to1
hinges on the next months business In
dry goods circles. II Is regarded as
certain that with a II 900, ,000-bale crop
values will be maintained at prices
lower. II is true, than the present quo
tatiOns for raw material. but still high
when compared with last or previous
years range. The spring light weight"
season has opened with prices 2Hc to
4c higher than year ago, and much de-
pends on buyers In guiding manufac-
turers to purchases OF raw material.
While the dry goods demand as whole
IL still classed as backward for the sea-
son. the hot weather Is credited with
some Of the responsibility and the
| trade attitude as rule is one OF hope
full expectancy.
An immense business In steel pro-
ducts Is reported booked at Pittsburg
and Chicago, and steel bars are really
flrmer, with an advance OF - per ton.
announced by western manufacturers
who have sold their product up to the
close Of the year. Pig iron Is still rath-
er neglected. but inquiry for this ma
terial Is really better at the south.
largely on large export
Current production is claimed to be
the lightest for months for more than
year past. and further announce.
ments OF shut-downs are scheduled as
far ahead as September I. A signih-
cant feature Of the trade is the strength
OF structural material. large guam
tity of material Is reported required
for railroads. but steel rails are nomi-
nally unchanged at s35 per ton. The
other metals are dull and tin Is weak
here and abroad at a recession from
last weeks quotations.
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1900-08-17
LANES MURDERER CONFESSED.


press Messenger. the Man.
Columbus. O.. Aug. 13.-Charles r.
II. Ferrell. former employe Of the
Adams Express Company, has been ar.
rested in this city and confessed to the
killing OF Messenger Lane and the rob.
berry OF the way safe of the Adams Ex-
press company on the Pennsylvania
east-bound train last Friday night. One
thousand dollars OF the stolen money
was recovered.
Ferrell was to have been married
Thursday next to Miss Lillian Costlow.
a daughter OF an engineer on the Penn
sylvania line. He had been discharged
from the employ OF the Adams Express
Company and confessed that the motive
Of the robbery was to secure money for
the approaching wedding. The money
recovered he had given to Miss COstlOw
to keep for him, saying he had saved 1t
from his earnings.
The confession of Ferrell disclosed .
premeditated and bloodcurdling crime
almost impossible to believe. He said
he had become desperate because Of his
inability to secure employment and he
came to the conclusion he must have
money to carry on the approaching
marriage. The robbery. including the
murder Of Express Messenger Lane,
had been planned carefully. Ferrell
had no accomplices and no confidantes
to help execute the crime. He knew
that considerable money was always
carried by the messenger between st.
Louis and Columbus. and that he was
certain to secure large sum II he rob
bed the way SAFE
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1900-08-17
C. P. HUNTINGTON IS DEAD.
tie Was President Of the Southern
Pacific HALLWAY.

Racquettc Lake, n. u, Aug l5-C. +.
Huntington, president OF the southern
Pacific Hallway company, died at has
camp Pine Knot, in the Adirondacks.
Apparently well ON retiring at II
clock, he was taken suddenly with a
choking spell, which vas quite common
wi," HIM, and Was not thought 10 In SCI
icus, but he became worse. As soon ~
the SERIOUSNESS Of the attack was realized,
a messenger Mas dispatched to the camp OF
Governor lounsberry ior doctor, and he
was ON hand in halt an hour. Mr.. Hunt
ngion died without gaining consciousness,
not more than threequarters Of an hour
having passed between the attack and his
death. Mrs. Huntington and MIR. Hunt
imgton's secretary, q. j.. Miles, were at
his bedside at the time Of his death.
News Received mt Frisco.
san Francisco, Aug. l5.-lhe news Of
Colhs +. Huntington death created "A
great sensation IN this city, where his
movements, both in railroad and private
life, have been watched and studied with
Keen interest.
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1900-08-17
feet deep at distance Of four miles from
the center of the disturbance

feet deep at distance Of four miles from
the center Of the disturbance
Beers are tired Of war, as A captured
oincer says the majority are tired Of
Kruger.
.ne Kentucky legislature will meet in
extra session 10 modify the Goebel elec
ton law.
Severe floods have occurred at Yoko.
hama and il is reported that 200 persons
have been drowned. Railway traffic is in
terrnpted.
\ hard shock Of earthquake was felt
at SilNerton. Wash, recently, shaking
window pane, and erokery to pieces in
many instances. The shock lasted three
minutes.
The northbound Nor,hand express.
which left Grand Rapids. Mich, and
>outhbound passenger train No. , collid,si
III the dense fog August ID at Pierson, %
miles north of Grand Rapids, Seven per-
sons We're killed and nine severely in
jurcd, one of whom cannot recover
a big fire nearly destroyed Columbia,
B. {. Ii started in the Eseales hotel,
which was soon reduced TO ashes. and
spread to the Model livery barn and a
blacksmith shop. The Presbyterian
church and several other buildings burn
ed. \ strong wind prevailed.
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1900-08-17

Plymouth, Aug. Is. - The Hamburg
American line steamer Deutschland, which
sailed from New ! ork August s for Ham,
burg, arrived here at $40 Tuesday morn
ing. making a new record for the east
ward passage and the fastest time ever
attained by any ocean steamer, Of days
II hours and 45 minutes Her highest
days run was 552 knots. The Deutsch.
land made an average speed Of % "a knots
during the passage.
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1900-08-17
Grain Elevator burned.

Buffalo, n. ", Aug. l5.-The Dakota
elevator was burned, entailing loss Of
$tO,D0. The fire started in the ma.
chinery loft, and within Is minutes the
cupola was a mass Of flames, working its
way downward through the machinery
room to the bins.