Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1901-08-09
SUMMARY TELEGRAPH NEWS
NEWS OF THE WORLD IN BRIEF.
4 Complete Review Of the Events OF
the Past Week-Im This and For
ei1m ka Wds-TNken FrOWs the
Latest Dispatches.

selected to defend the Csnada's cup
against the Canadian challenger.
According to q Seattle newspaper, a
good deal Of money Is being invested
in Seattle real estate by Butte men.
AT Seattle Ralph L. Ross, deputy col.
lector Of United States internal reve-
nue.. Is short In his accounts nearly
$4,000.
Cresceus added more laurels to his
fame recently by trotting a mile In
2:02A. reducing by half second his
week old record Of 2:0234.
w. 8. Cooper of Sherman county,
Oregon. recently sold ranch near the
town OF Wasco for $4,000 that he
bought last fall for $1,000.
Alexander Stonewitch, an Austrian
miner from Rossland, fell from the
southbound passenger train, receiving
injuries which will probably prove
fatal.
Hugh Keller, minister OF agriculture.
at Winnipeg. estimates the wheat yield
in Manitoba and the Northwest Terri
tory this year at from 55,O00.000 to
10000 900 bushels
ball player and umpire. who has been
umpiring the Western league games re-
Gently, fell from third story window
OF the Victor hotel and vas probably
fatally injured. Jevne was on the SpO-
kane team when John S. Barnes was
manager in 1891. Jevne was an out
fielder and terrific hitter.
Word has been received from VlctO-
ria. II. c.. of the defalcation OF Quar-
disappearance from the United States
transport Esbert. OH which he was as
signed to duty.
The board Of admission announces
that Tho Attendance at the Buffalo ex-
position during the first three months
ending at midnight on July 81 were
2,774.908. With the exception of one
week the admissions have shown 4
steady increase.
American and European residents as
sert that the dcmeanor Of the Pekin
populaco is constantly becoming more
unfrlendly. and as the allied troops de-
part the Chinese resume their old hab-
its Of jos,ling and cursing re!gners
in the streets.
At Marinette, Wis, Sunday United
States Senator II. r.. TillmaE OF South
Carolina addressed q large audience on
the race question from southern
standpoint. One OF the features Of his
remarks was plea in justification Of
lyrchlng.
Ira Turner was shot ard killed re-
Gently In woodchoppers' cabin In
Deadman's gulch. eight miles from
Missoula. by Henry hudson his father
in-law. hudson. who surrendered after
the shooting. says that after having re-
turned from town to tho claims he
found Turner beating his wife.
The Roosevelt Rough Riders asso-
citation. which was holding It's reunion
In Colorado Springs. elected the fol-
lowing officers: Captain Frederick
Muller OF Santa Fe. N. NJ. president;
Lieutenant Dave Leahy ct Ration. N.
NJ, frs. vice president: King Henley
OF Winslow. Ariz., Quartermaster SER
gean..
The biggest ship in the world. the
Celtic. White Star line, has reached her
dock In New York on her maiden voy'
age. Her time from Liverpool was s
days and 46 minutes. AS she Is berthed
her Storage deck Is higher than the
entrance to the pier. After she was
warped In the iron doors OF the al
cabins had to be opened to land pas
sengers. Three hundred and forty-fivt
cabin and 26S Storage passengers came
over on thu vessel.
An attempt Is being made In ST
Louis to form a building materia
trades council to include all working
men engaged In the manufacture o
structural materials. II the project l
carried out successfully. only uniol
made material can be used In the cree
ton OF the worlds fair buildings.
10 stated.
At nentsin there Is great mortait.
from malignant typhoid lever among tn
German troops.
Andrew Carnegie has been invited I
become lord rector of Aberdeen universit,
in succession to Professor Stuart.
The navy department has ordered tn
gunboat Machias, now at Boston, to pro
cecd to Colon to look after American in
terests there.
A heavy rain recently caused seriou
floods IN Newark and Jersey City, som
Of the streets in those cities being covere
with water.
President Mckinley sent A message Q
coincidence to King Edward upon tn
death OF his sister, DoMager Enpres
Frederick Of Germany.
Fire destroyed $4,000 worth of PROF
erty recently at Kellogg. Idaho. kellog