Camas Prairie chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1901-1917, 1901-10-25

two gold watches. $40 belp.
saloon till. one Of the watcb.'
from man who was In 81.
the time and 800 and 4 gs,3
from their last victim. ~
they were still at large u,.s
in pursuit.
The woman came under sns,,.,
her actions at the Fourth q
Bank Monday afternoon, whan =
sented a large roll of new n.
small denominations, askiuv !.
bills in return. Noting the MI
ly, the teller became suspIe,os
while she was engaged In COM
the police were notified. Whss
ed the woman refused to maks
PLANTATION of where the s5 Ri,
possession came from. The I'm.
on the Helena bank, and
signed, the serial numbers a'
with those given in the Pinkey,ss
cular advertising the robbery
Aguinaldo preferes prison
fuses to attempt the habeaa
method of release.
Secretary of the Treasury ri.
Gage talked to the bankers ~ nj
kee. Among other things. ha srs
that government money be depos,,.
national banks, and that thera I.
close an intimacy between =.
ment's finances and commercla, ~
There are now 900 lepers Az
clean persons at the 'Molokai LEM,
Element in Hawaii, according e
port just received from Chief on,.i
tine Officer Golfer, in charge Of ~ d
rine hospital work in Hawaii
these are housed. fed, clothed and !
erned for $50, 900 a year.
On Sunday Yale UNIVERSITY i.
the celebration of the 20Oth anuIs|
sary Of the foundation of Yale eoll,s
Ex-Gov. John Sargent Pillshu,v
Minnesota died last Friday mo,r,,.
He was governor of Minnesota -
1876 to 1882. ~
That there has been retrogres,I.
rather than an advance along eneID..
ing lines in the navy during the Z,
two years Is the most significant ~
ment contained in the annual report
Admiral George Melville, enginee,
chief of the navy.
"Mr. Kruger has received dIspa.,
from Mr.. Hallenburger that the grant
part of Cape Colony is in open nj,
lion," says dispatch to the Lond,
Daily Mail from Brussels, "and II
the Beers have armed $4,000 AfrIkap
ers within the last three months
John Flanagan, the champion IA,
mer thrower, in his efforts for cha,
pionship honors at the track and A
games of the Greater New York III
Athletic association, made a \.
worlds record in throwing the
pound weight a distance of SO feet !
inches.
Earl Russell has been released frc
Holloway Jail in London. The ann
cation Of Countess Russell to make
solute her decree of divorce viii
heard October %. In the event Of i
application being granted, 1t is !
nounced the earl and Mrs. Someryi
VIII be married few days later.
Grief over his separation from arl
life, with which he had been associai
for forty years, and to which he u
greatly attached, is believed to Ia
been the direct cause of the suicide
Fort Douglas OF August Lang, ord
ance sergeant Lang was to have be
retired within a few days, and ratf
imam re-enter civil Life he hanged hi
self in one of the buildings at /
fort.
President John w. Springer, Of /
Livestock association. has
sued his official call for the fifth
nual convention of the association
convene in Chicago, Tuesday, Dece
Der 8, and continue in session for 70
days or longer. The call provides
delegates from every state and ter
tory IN the Union, and every Mvesto
stockyards and transpor
lion company is entitled to send de
gates.
The steamer Centennial, report
ashore near Teller City by the stea
IT st. Paul, has arrived, bringing
passengers. The Centennial sailed frt
Nome October 3. Among her pass,
gers were thirty who were desbltu
IND were brought down by the steam
rec of charge. The Centennia
passengers report that at st. Michae
winter had practically set in, and tn
ne streams were frozen and snow b
commenced to fall.
Skagway and vicinity have been v
leu ny disastrous rain storms.
declines Invitation to Execution.
Albany, n Y Got OF Cooro4 ~