Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1900-03-16
[I[N$ FROM ALL AROUND
v,sr TICKS FROM THE WIRES
l Cssplete Review Of the Even>s for
a.. Past Week In This and For
80. Lands-summ ariseA From the
latest Dispatches.

l. S,cialist democrats Tor president.
nne hundred deaths occurred during the
y. week with smallpox in Mississippi.
hiring a big fire at Paris the famous
rhsatre Francais was completely de-
troyed.
Forty buildings were destroyed in the
ovu Of Lead, S. D., during big fire. Loss
100000.
Students OF Bordeaux INDUCED in a
mo- Boer riot recently, and attacked the
snsulate.
Tax on bills of lading is upheld, as
ederal jury declared against the Northern
acifcs exemption in Minnesota.
General Wheeler, the renowned fighter,
Lilo has sound ideas on trade. He says
khe possibilities opened up in the Orient
" American control are great, and We
must not give them up now. lie believes
lie islands are now ready for territorial
Urm Of government.
Our soldiers are to come home after
Two years OF continuous service in the
Philippines They are no longer needed,
y there is no further resistance from an
rganized force Of insurgents. 1t is
Aought, however, that sort OF guerrilla
warfare will be kept up for years.
At the sale OF the late duke of West
minister's string OF race horses, which took
place recently, Flying Fox, the winner
1898 of the Derby, was purchased by
Etmond Blanc for 81 500 guineas (abous
l96, ,9OO). Blanc is the son of the founder
y Monte Carlo and a brother in law OF
Roland Bonaparte.
3. ]. Phelps. former minister to Eng
had died at New Haven recently.
Bills for public buildings at Spokane
nd elsewhere cannot pass the house.
Tobacco makers must sell their wares on
heir merits, and stop using prize pack
gs.
The oneumpire idea will prevail in
(ltionA league baseball games this
bMr.
Peter Maher was given the decision
rer Stockings" Conroy of Troy, N. T.,
m . foul In the fifth round Of what
vas scheduled as a 20-round contest.
McGovern knocked out Gardner. the
0maha Kid" in the third round at
New York.
Gen. Randall, the Alaskan military
chief will establish temporary head
quarters in Seattle.
General Wheeler still draws pay, but
Lis resignation will be accepted when ne
haches Washington.
The Mutual Life Insurance company OF
New York has subscribed for 2,OO0,OoO
pounds of the new English war loan.
Terry McGovern has been matched tc
meet Tommy White of Chicago in six
round bout before the Tattersall Athletic
tSociation on March %.
There is row in Santiago waters fol
possession of the big safe of the Furor
Ward Line people were dynamiting the
nnken warship to get alleged vast treas
ars when an American transport steppes
and plucked the prize.
Warrants are out against promlnen
Ksntuckians for the murder Of Goebel
clerk in the office OF the state audito
under arrest, while Secretary o
State Powers and Capt. J. w. Davis ar
. be dragged to the bar.
Rear Admiral Mccormick, who was as
Ggned to duty as second in command Q
he Asiatic station under Admiral Remey
As been placed on the retired list on nj
own application. His successor ON tn
China station has not yet been named.
The president has commuted to impri'
onment for life the sentence of death III
posed by court martial in the case 9
Private George Murphy, Company .
twenty fourth infantry, convicted OF tn
murder Of another soldier OF the sam
company in the Philippines.
The British steamer Windsor. whic
has arrived at Calais from Leith, r.
ports that the British steamer Cuvle
from Antwerp to Brazil, was sunk !
collision with an unknown steame
The Windsor picked up the secon
mate and two seamen belonging to u
Cuvier, the rest of whose crew. It
reared. were drowned.
Canadian railroad refused to enter IN
pool with other railroads.
sir Thomas Upton will Challenge u
america for race in 1901.
Taylor will act as governor Of ken'ueS
until the courts pass upon his case
In the house of commons at Iond'
'Ae war loan bill passed its third readin
Two japanese wers killei recently
'rain running down their handtaf fe
Baker City.
England has refused TO acrcpt -he GO
o'i'ees of America looking TO 4 de 'i's
uon of peace in South Africa.
ihe 24th annual convention of tie lie
Is Cattle Raisers' association. the mel
"rship OF which has property valued
over 500 200, 900. met in Fort Worth J
two days session.
Ihe body of Captain Nichols OF |
monitor Monadnoek. who died from 81
''foke at Manila, has been buried WI
,ai naval and Masonic honors in Molnta
view cemetery at Oakland, Cal.
Adlutant General Fox of Washingt
'sSraPhs from San Francisco that he