Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1900-08-10
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Com plcte Review of the EvenNs for
the Past Week In This and For
etxn Lands-Su IA marked From the
Latest Dispatches.


or Ter d long illness.
hat here is to be cable to Cape Nome,
g al neral Greedy Of the United States army
ass hal service III charge.
his IA congress of anarchists will be held in
SON his next month to bring the anarchists
VIII, the world into closer touch.
ks ~ "a ccording to a dispatch from Rome,
lufa. rssi, the assassin OF King Humbert,
ma Il to the warden: 1T VIII be the cars
fn v, fn next
ill olonel Mason Loomis, one OF the
tha known lumber merchants in the west
II at his home in Chicago after linger-
dout illness, aged 75 years. Colonel Loomis
avail llnanded the Twenty sixth Illinois III
ally 3Stry during the civil war.
chin During the King county republican con
n6tion at Seattle recently the Humes-
,o, al a46e combination elected its candidate
ufac 09l Frinks man. Then pandemonium
eigtn1 disorder broke loos. Frink managers
f71 med more votes were cast than there
shpa3 delegates in the meeting.
R7a3 3he secretary of the navy has issued to
last pbuilders circular calling for bids
respc I'll the construction of six armored cruis-
els id ~ three authorized by the act OF March
I'd 500, and three by the act Of June Z,
I'D. Those authorized by the former act
his IL 10 be sheathed and coppered.
4 bH&N ennis Horgan, the Irish hot-putter
asst sX holder of the worlds record Of AS feet
B9S9s& 0ches for the l6pound shot, will leave
aller nd for America on the 18th. At the
State. - English championship held at Stam-
ITO I - Bridge, London, Horgan beaten
1913, 5Richard Sheldon of the New ork
HEetic club but the lrishman not
Der 1Gpod condition ON account OF having had
4 ,l.,, l...1., ,l,,
1897 &5t previous.
#Sn attempt on the life of the shah of
E011ia, Muzafer ed Din, was made
ane. 6oukly, but luckily it resulted in no harm
ck - 6s ma iesty. man broke throu!Si a
NJ. i na Of policemen as the shah was leav-
81 his apartments and tried to mount
12c A1osloyal carriage steps. lie was seized
ressei ~ placed under arrest. He held re-
so Hr IN his hand, but as soon as his IN,
SO6 lAen3on was OWNED the police disarmed
~ cwb ~ before he was able to fire.
stee4S vi is proposed to offer the United Sta les
cov& rps Of intelligent Amercanized Chi
a,ves to be attached to the American forces
ac. 1b lima. 1t is said they could be of great
wt. bs scouts, guides, boatmen. interpre-
S;,nd bosses for the gangs OF coolies
1N@(eusary to do the packing OF supplies
no. ArH hincse head men of the Chung W ah
75c ri )Ue knized this and mentioned it i'll the
t memorial sent through Minister WI
t0#& Hung Chang. Then they offered
services to Ii Hung Chang, but now,
tne assured of the United States atti
DOC & they will offer their services to aid
nat al ChafIee.
-Qus II first serious trouble between the
G. cu1H1nry and the prospectors i'll the north
led in the arrest of over loo OF the
- who went to Topkuk, about so
uilU south of Nome City. The Elen had
fcatesIDon forced to quit work on the Topkuk
Next by the authorities several days be-
A but the ground had proved 10 be
barsitM Dnd they went back to WORK again.
C. Aofash occurred July IL. About a
cad e before over 100 were forced to quit
o along the beach at Topkuk by sol
he iefL that We're landed from the United
excha1p transport Seward. Soldiers were
Londo Arly detailed day and night to
been the cliii from being torn away by
d our liners, who were only too eager to
bf Spa the rich pay streak which Vas
Y uncovered for a width of several
,d un bed feet.
IS hyere have been four cases of plague
I&wo deaths from plague in London.
h 15-lt. liam j. Bryan in a large measure
bull S0e his own campaign manager this
and sls.
- new Japanese minister Kogoro
.eak a. aira, has laid his credentials be-
deellna NE president
otan John Macintosh senior
= ,ander of the Ward line fleet, is
n..A III his home in Jersey City, aged
war loan has been issued in Lon
VI NJ the form Qf
eNehequer bonds at 9S repayable
"0Dof in 1903
reported that a straight cut OF
ottero4 cent has been ordered IN wage.
he sty Ey employe by the American SteeI
lately A9e Company
E ten population OF Milwaukee, Wis
nforcsY ing to the count just completed
ships eensns Office. is 2s5,3l5 In 1896
pulation was 2o4 1853
worke1 W. Trowbridge. a widely known
are per illustrator. formerly chief oil
bnal Es6 department OF the Anaconda
aftsm lrd, died at his home in Engle
be BE- ~ J., of cancer of the liver.
Haivsfz ander Jester, the octogenarian
ago. " as been on trial at New London
ase C the past two weeks for the mur
( the years ago of Gilbert Gates. was
mplos cd The jury took three ballots
ry in idenf Kruger and Commandant
33& bolha have issued a proclama
ents ohising TO pay all damage done
eek. 3z rs oy the British providing the
the rs remain with the commandos
Oh three leather mail pouches In