The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1901-11-29
VDaDSIEuS BRIEFLY tod
Complete review ~ HapDsatngs n
Roth Eastern and Western Henin-
rAere. for the Past week-Natten-
n. Historical, Political Ana Per
s..al Event. Tersely Expeunaea.

...aI Event. Tersely Expeunaea.
Senator Chauncey NJ. Depew says
that his wedding viii take place on
Christmas day.
At Deer Park. Wash, John MorIee
was run over and literally cut to pieces
by the southbound passenger train.
Morlee was drunk and 1t is presumed
Law down ON the rails He was snoe-
maker. aged so.
Man from Fort Riley kills two Kan
sas citizens. He Ares at r. Z. l. Coop
er. wounding him fatally. and then
kills a city marshal. After emptying
his revolver he walks down street cry
ing Il want to die" He escaped.
Al Seattle, II. d. Rush, safe cracker,
was shot and killed while he was drill
ing the safe in the Northern PACING
ticket office, where large sum OF
money is usually kept Policemen Hub
hard and Burns and Railroad Detective
r. C. Hunt were present at the shoot
ing
a new high record for gold engage
ments 10 Europe from the New YORK
mort was established one day this week
when gold to the amount OF $7.oSz.oSt
was taken from the assay ONCE Tor
shipment on the steamer Kaiser VIII
helm der Crosse, which will leave to-
morrow. The gold was ordered in the
regular course OF business. and accord
ing to report all but $1,Oo0,0o0 which
goes to Berlin, will be sent to Paris.
the steamship dropping the greater
part at Cherbourg-
George Carney OF Kaslo, B. c son OF
Judys Carney, was instantly killed by
the explosion Of a powder magazine
The Metropolitan bank, with depos'fs
of $500, 600, but with securities said to
materially below this amount, did not
open recenrly, confessing Judgment to
claim Of 500 and joining in the appiica-
ton fo.- u ~celser-
Senator John H. Mitchell OF Oregon
declares that he is an uncompromsinS
advocate and supporter OF an islhmian
canal
An unconfrmed report has reached
Vienna that the queen OF Ssrvia has
been shot while driving in the streets
OF city in that country 1t is believed
that serious crisis exists In Belgrade
A fatal wreck occurred ON the santa
Fa railroad one mile west OF Franco
MIA, Ariz., a switching station twenty
miles from Needles, Cal, recently
Seven trainmen were killed and three
passengers and fourteen trainmen IN
jured-
At Great Falls, Mont, because John
wilkins. a recent arrival from Mis-
souri,. wrote home that the Montana
people were cattle thieves, his neigh
bors. members of the congregation Oh
the Free Methodist church al Maddox,
burned him in effigy and also hanged
him in efhgy over the front door OF the
church
A SON was born to Mr.. and Mrs Al
fred G. Vanderbilt Sunday.
silver is now selling at the lowest
price which it has reached in many
years in New York
1t Is reported the brsgands threaten
to kill Miss Stone unless the full ran
som Is paid by January 1.
At Deer Park, Wash, the safe in the
Spokane Falls Northern depot was
blown open recently, and $50 was
stolen
A cable from London says that Can
ada's offer of 600 mounted infantry for
service in South Africa has been accept
ed by the war Office
AS a result of the demonstration
against the proposed translation of the
gospels into modern Greek, the cabinet
has resigned
The Manila steamer Alerta, with zoo
passengers, including some discharged
soldiers from Olongapo. Is believed TO
have been lost.
1t has been learned that Isidore Ray
ner. chief counsel for Admiral W. s.
Schley in the recent hearing before the
court of inquiry, had refused TO accept
a fee for his services.
Ernest Roeber, the champion, defeat
ed Nechnad. the Turk, In Graeco-Ro-
man wrestling contest for the cham
pionship at the Lenox lyceum in this
city. Bob FiUsimmons was timekesp-
er. After the result was declared Roe
Der announced that he would retire
from the wrestling ring.
Word has been received at Cheyenne,
Wyo.. OF frightfui accident that oc-
CURED recently near Usage City, Wyo.
The Usage City section gang were re-
turning from New Castle on their hand
car. when they were struck by fire. ght
train. Charles Anderson and Carl
Lentz were killed, their bodies being
horribly mangled, and Foreman Smith
seriously injured.
Gov. Van SAINT, Of Minnesota, has de-
4erufned IN fight the great railway