The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1901-09-13
WORLDS NEUSBR|EFLY TOLD
cu1LrD FROM DISPATCHES
CeMplets Review Of Bsppcsssgs N
Both Esstevn aad Western Hsmts-
phsrss Tor the Past week-Natios-
NJ. Historical. Political aad Per-
senal Events Terseiy ExDeusaed.

deftf, - stu unrAughl-
Mary Josephine Eastwick OF Philadel
phiA Was arraigned in the Guild hall polics
court, London. recently, charged viii
having forged a railway certificate OF thu
value OF fl00.O00. Sensational evidences
Was presented
Charles r. Franklin, an inofirnsiys
farmer, was killed at Eatonville, Wash.
by Alexander Vance, blacksmith Eys
witnesses say the tragedy was entirely I'M
provoked and the murder a cold hooded
one. Vance made thrsats during the day
that some one would die before night, but
il j. believed be MAS looking for another
mau.
A fearful accident occurred Tuesday al
Wenatchee, NASH, resulting In one killed
and tso injured 4 delivery cart belong
ing to the Nsnatehre Trading company
was on it's way from the steamboat lsnd-
ing and contained Mr.. Gle, Who Was driv-
ing. and tao boys. one named William
Foley. The cart aas following a bsis and
reached the railway crossing just A. the
Great Northern train. No ). Mas coming
into toan. The bus drove across IN front
VI The train. bat the delivery horse reared
and jumped against tbs train. being
caught b~tA~~n the tender and hsggagv
car. The occupants Of this cart we're hurl-
I'd sKainst the train with frafful force and
the Fol.y boy mss sArown ~ ieel and in
ssantiy killed Ths other boy - perhaps
fatally wounded.
Al Granite. OKLA, sresnrly sushsr Of
oil MAS struck al depth Of 80 feet. The
iios il heavy and has created Swsl excite
useut q
No. Cotton Belt passenger train Ieav.
Ing Tsxafkana ut s:.5 p. M, in Charge
OF Conductor Armstrong. Was held up AMI
subl@i near EsIsu, four piies south u
TeAaFkans.
Al Troy. Ala. Bin Tourney. alias Bill
HlaId, = negro. charged aith aN>lsiliinx
Miss Wfisof al Chestnut Grove. WAS shot
and his body burned BY mob near the
scene of hls crime. -
.'oessssi i~&et s.2s i~svei pfoeiams-
sioa.~ say. a dispatch To IAs Daily Mad
from Caps Town. -sbas he viii saoos all
BsitlsA troops found in orsnse River co.,
only sftrr sspts mher IS.
Ilas great international yacht hri Of
sssa,0a, s~ss~~a an kaxss.la syndicate. |.
Represented by Walter j. king,iey of
London. and a group Of Pitt<susgcrs. rep |
resented by William l. Muslin. has be~a
rnaliy arranged.
Lord Kitcsener ~sys: .sincs Angus, % |
tho column. report ~ beers killed.
v ounded. sis made prisoners. and lss
surrendered. and thxs 1os rifles. 1850
rounsIs oi ammunition. 100 hofscs and
7&g head Of cattle have lsssa sspsassd.T
Forsy shevp ~ers shot and tent in
which covered frightened shecp bsssics
Was rsddlsJ on Bear wailo~ escsk, 20
miles fsum Peadleson. oir. Tie massacre
trs6ksn. : renew ~ optbfcsk between
shssp and cattle men In Imatilla county.
The .hevp hesder, t'sn Peterson, narrowly
escaped icing shot 10 pi~cc~
The Pacific Coast Steamship company
as. brought suis IN the United States CIR.
suit court In san Francisco against The
Pacific Marine Firsmen's Union and Me
saflors Union OF tar I'4eihc TO recover
$1,000 damages. which IL sliegr~ to have
'ustainesi b. the rtrike Of IL irrrncn and
'silof.. II alleges violation ~ u'e UNISON
II aligned AGREEMENT
From private sources y . learned
hat Columbia has been chosen 20 &c
end the Americas cup
Al HALEY, Idaho, recently saiss bss-
10 Beard committed suicide BY drown
NJ In a slough About 400 yards pe'o~
he Beard dwelling.
Under oders from Thomas ". Law :
on. workmen have begun breaking UP
he yacht Independence, II tho Com.
ionweaith dock. South Boston
The commander Of the German fcct