The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1901-06-14

constructed In 1897 at cost OF sewers
thousand dollars. II win be = tot
loss.
The garrison Of jamestown, Car
Colony. which surrendered to Kritsinl
er's command Sunday. June 2. numbe
| ed so men in all. kritsinger's force
estimated to have totaled 1000 mel
The British killed IL and wounded /
Beers before they were overpowere
by numbers. Colonel Whites column
came In contact with Kritslnger's con
mand northeast OF jamestown. June
drove the Beers back. captured 8
horses and munitions and recovered tn
stores looted from jamestown.
Senator Tillman OF Columbia. s. c.
protesting against the governors RICH
to reject the senatorial designations
has withdrawn his resignation.
II Is announced that James ]. Hill
has purchased the Crows Nest Pas.
coal fields for $4,000. 900. and that thu
construction of line from Kalispel
to that property Ia but question OF .
short time.
The mail stage going from Camp Nc
Kinney to Greenwood plunged into Jol
ly Jack creek four miles from McKin
ney. Driver Andrew Kirkland had his
neck broken and Henry Nicholson. J.
p. and Mrs. Banners. both OF McKin-
ney. were injured Henry Black of
Portage La Prairie. another passenger.
escaped without injury.
Colonel j. 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 welsenburger distinguished
himself in the war In the Philippines.
In which he served as major In this
First Washington regiment
The works OF the Menashaw. Wis.
Wood Split Pully Co. were burned re-
GENTLY. Loss. $4,000.
President Erraxuriz OF Chill is slow
y recovering.
Oliver Croxier and Emil Bergdorf
xere drowned In Summit lake. near
Akron, o.
Major w. Fl. DAILY. surgeon general
IN the staff Of General Miles In Porto
sico. committed suicide at his home
n Pittsburg. recently.
The most elaborate arrangements T
ave been made for the Goth interna-
lonal convention of the Christian En-
eavorers In Cincinnati July TO 10.
Elise H. Palmer. wife OF Eugene b.
almer. former Chicago newspaper
ian. died In San Francisco recently.
[rs. Palmer was daughter of Judge
ysander Houk. and wrote over the
en- name of Snow Houk."
The Muncie. Ind. oficials OF the La !
Or Assembly which controls three
'urths OF the window glass blowers =
! the United States, have announced {
Iat there will be resumption OF all 5
ctories about September .
At Dubuque. Iowa. boat containing :
re persons returning from a fishing .
ip was upset during storm on the \
ississippi three miles north OF here. Il
illus G. Bryant and wife and Mrs. D
cholas Kale were drowned Il
Moran. the eminent marine vs.
d landscape painter. died in his Of
artments and study In Fifth avenue. d.
w York. from uraemic poison. super Il
iuced by complication OF diseases il
I'm which he had been suffering for IN
out year. Ia
Five men were killed and seven In
ed in the wreck at vestal. N. Y. The
I'd are: ]. P. Kelley. head brakeman
the wildcat train; 8. r. Porthemus. en-
iductor of train No. 81: Elmer Por- II
mus. trainman OF No. 81: John Coul- c.
. fireman. first engine OF wildcat an
In: Fred witherby, fireman. second pa
zine OF the wildcat train. tn
The Stilwell group OF American capt.
SITS have purchased the Pachuca, m
cualtpan Z Tampico railroad from C'
hard H. Thrice The amount paid w
, 81 .000. 900 gold and IS per cent of I'd
common stock In company to be
anized. The road will be extended
N gandoyal fta junction mint With