The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1901-06-28
SUMMARY O. WORLDS NEWS
A Complete review ~ The Evests -
the Past Week-sn Thas And Fer
eaxn LAnda-rAken Er~0 The
Latest DaspAAeAea-

On May rs Nome was subjected TO I
most disastrous tire.
Dial Hawkins, lightweight champion O
the Pacific coast, defeated Billy Arm
strong, champion OF British Columbia, II
six rounds. The contest Was fast and sci
entific and the best man won.
Colonies Infant and GuivarA. repre-
sentatives OF General Cables. have
signed the name Of theIr general to the
agreement to surrender Under thu
terms az this agreement Cailles II to
assemble his men It Santa Cruz. La
suna province, ~ quickly - possible.
and there surrender himself and com
mand 70 the American authorities-
Attorney General James Donovan had
scarcely eroseed the state line ON the way
east until the Helena gambling house pro
pristors began to brush Od the dust from
their parapAsfnzIia- The attorney general
left for ! nix weeks vacation At his old
home in Maine. One gambling house In
Helena opesed. another followed suit, and
the eaazhiess in Butte, AnAcondz, Great
Falls All KAlisp<ll are doing the same
Donovan had closed gambling tighter than
it had ever bepn since Montana was st
tied
A contract has been signed in Nov York
city for complete outfit of rolling stock,
including pressed steel CAR. locomotive and
passenees coaches. fos the Republic and
Grand Forks road in Washington The
read will be - miies long and Of standard
gauge At Grand Forks it viii connect
with OanAdi2n PaejRc rAilrAd The first
trains win be run AIRY in November il |
nothing occurs 10 block tho construction |
work now under way. The road will Be
nsed mainly to carry gold and silver ores
rom mines IN the Republic district, ON the
EASTERN dope Of the Cascades, to Canadian
meters 1t Grand Forks
Ex-Governor Hzzen s. Pingree Of Mich
gan died in London last Wednesday. His
ON was the only one present At the time
4zzen Sentor Pin4ree Ezs born in Den
mark, Me-, in lS40 In 1852 he enlisted in
he First Massachusetts, heavy artillery
nd served until the end OF the war, when
q located in Detroit, embarking in the
manufacture Of Shoes In 1889 the repab
can party dominated Mr.. PingTee for
layor OF Detroit and he was elected by ,
YER 1000 majority He was reelected in
sol, 1893 and 1895 by increased majori-
rs each time In 1896 Mr. Pingree wan
ecfed governor Of Michigan by 5000 1
uraiity. running ahead Of the national '
ekst by 5000 votes. He wss reelected !
,vefHor Of the =.=.s e 1888 by about !
D.D0o plurality and served our his term, n
hich expired in 1900. Last March he $
srsed on trip to South Africa, which
suited ia his death In London In
The jury in the Barker case 1t Jersey n
ty has returned = verdict Of guilty OF 4,
tempt to kill Rev. John Keller. Ia
A violent storm burst over q large d.
ca Of southern Russia recently. Hood is
8 several towns and greatly damag- Ist
3 the crops. In,
Since the present serious condition
affairs in southwest Texas between to
ndits and the authorities began, six ce
m have been kiIled-three American u
Icers and three Mexicans-sIx wound GO
all Mexicans, one being q woman. III
d nine captured lao
Bob Fitxsimmons and GINS Rubin Ial
. matched TO meet In . Wrestling ltr
Itch At Madison Square Garden on
} night Of July T. Grseco Roman IN
lie, the winner Of two falls out Of tn
zee to be declared the victor. Char Ii
White will be referee. vi
Thousands Of people camped on the Ice
der Of the Klowa, Comanche-Apache ri
ervztious in Oklahoma, awaiting the de
ming Of that land to settlement, ara VI
destitute circumstances according 70 ~
J. Mckenna, who recently returned RI
= the scene.
|svontsen psrscns arc believed TO crs
= boea killed and . number in5ursd n
IL result ~ = ars following m sx- Of