The Lewiston teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1905, 1901-06-13
SUMMARIZE WORLDS NEWS
Jews OF THE WORLD IN BRIEF.
- Complete Review of the Events OF
the Past Weck-In This and For
eign Lands-TnkeA From the
E4atcst Dispatches.

have been forced out Of business IL
New York.
The Cuban convention will hold {
secret session to take action on tn,
Plat amendment.
The United States will suppiy thu
engines for the new mountain railroad
between FINAL and Zarmatt.
The Twenty-sixth infantry has beer
ordered to 90 to the Philippines, and
will sail from San Francisco ON thu
18th inst.
The Boston court has ordered q yer
dict for tho defendant In the suit Of
Mrs. Woodbury. vs.. Mrs. Eddy for al
legged libel 6e*fEE
General Ballington Booth of the Vol
unteers Of America was recently In
ltiated into the mysteries of Masonry
In the lodge at Montclair, N. J..
Lord Poncefote, British ambassador
70 the United States. has sailed on the
steamship st. Louis for Southampton.
He is returning to England for a rest
and expects to be gone until early in
October.
Aspecial dispatch from Pekin says q
great conflagrauon has occurred in the
forbidden city. The Americans and
japanese are barring all access to the
quarters involved and details therefore
are not obtainable. ft
Miss Maud Van Cortlandt Taylor.
daughter Of MIR. and Mrs. Van Cort.
landt Taylor OF st. Paul, was married
recently to Louis Warren Hill. son of
James J. HILL president of the Great
Northern railroad. . 4 = N.e@
Denver was selected IS headquarters
OF the Western Federation Of Miners
ut the session of the convention. In
the ballot for president Edward Boyce,
the incumbent. received 248 votes and
J. .. Quinn So. AwI4e
Five fishing boats which went on a
cruise I'M iceland waters have been
missing for two months. and are now
believed to have foundered in a gale
April 6. Their entire crews, number
ing lit men, are supposed to have per-
tshed.
General Chaffee and stan and two
companies of the Ninth infantry have
arrived at Manila ON the United States
transport Sumner from Taku. The
general was received with q major gen.
erals salute. General Chaffee will be
General MacArthur's guest, at the NAL
seaman palace.
Decidedly the most surprising out
cropping of the senatorial row in South
Carolina was the unexpected letter
from Governor McSweeney to Senator
Tillman. The governor declares to
Tillman that II he wants to resign, his
withdrawal from the senate will be i'm
mediately accepted.
The report Of George A. Ferguson, an
analytical chemist. who made an ex-
animation OF the stomach Of the Rev.
p. 8. Phillips of Hazleton, Pa, who
was found dead In the apartments of
"Dr." Kirk Stanley three weeks ago,
shows that Father Phillips was not
poisoned. Stanley has been released.
Miss Mary DAILY. daughter Of the late
Marcus DAILY. was married recently to
James Watson Gerard of New York.
The ceremony was performed at the
residence Of the brides mother by Bish
Op Potter The bride was given away
by her brother. Marcus Daily. Her only
attendant was her young sister, Miss
Harriet Daily.
r. magazine at the Mare island navy
yard containing about 20 tons of smoke
less powder became ignited recently by
chemical action. The powder did not
explode, but generated enough gas and
smoke to force the top of the magazine.
Tho powder is new slowly burning up.
1t is far removed from the black DOW
der and there is no danger of an ex.
plosion. The magazine Is a fine one,
constructed in 1897 at cost Of several
thousand dollars. It will be a total
loss.
Senator Tillman of Columbia. s. c.,
protesting against the governors right
to reject the senatorial designations,
has Withdrawn his resignation.
1t is announced that James ]. Hill
has purchased the Crows Nest Pass
coal fields for 5000, 900. and that the
of a line from Kalispell
to that property is but question of
short time.
The mail stage going from Camp Nc
to Greenwood plunged into Jol-
ly Jack creek four miles from McKin.
ney. Driver Andrew Kirkland had his
neck broken and Henry Nicholson. j.
r.. and Mrs. Banners. both of McKin-
ney. were injured. Henry Black of
Portage La Prairie, another passenger.
without injury.
Colonel ]. J. Weisenburger, COM
mand the First regiment, National
Guard OF Washington, died in What
com last Wednesday, aged As. Death
resulted from cerebral meningitis.
Colonel Weisenburger distinguished
unlA In h. L.. r. NJ.