Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1901-11-07
NEWS SUMMARY.

"o"icrs nave oeen predicting for
several months is now an assured fact.
One New York dealer is quoted as
estimating the apple crop at "a. 900. 900
barrels, as against As, 900, 900 barrels
last year.
Inc telegraph line between st.
Michael and Fort Gibbon, on the
Tanana, has been completed and is in
working order.
Governor Taft has been sick In the
hospital at Manila for ten days past.
He has undergone a successful opera
tion and is now recovering.
Goldman, Sachs & Co, New York,
have increased their engagements Of
gold for shipment by $3.50, 900,
making ss5o,ooo which they will ship.
Edwin Gould has accepted the pre.i-
dency OF the reorganized Seventh
National bank, New York. Business.
1T is expected, will be resumed in few
days.
Berlin National Zsitung says that
Great Britain treats the Beers, who
are still, in military sense, masters of
the country, as though they were as
sassins.
Prince Hu, according to the Shang-
hal correspondent of the London
Standard, has been appointed to repre-
sent China at the Coronation of King
Edward VII.
The total number of Casualties In
the enlisted force of the marine corps
during the past year, caused by dis
charges, desertions, death and retire.
ments, was $3.50.
The National Bank of Commercs,
Omaha, has decided to close up its
affairs and has turned s22O, ,0co in cash
over to the Omaha National bank to
pay its depositors.
According to statistics of the Inter
national society, the sugar production
of Europe for 1901 is estimated at $685..
264 tons, which is an increase Of 213, 800
tons upon last years output
The directors OF the Davenport, Iowa,
National bank have voted in favor OF
the bank going into voluntary liquids
tion. The bank will be consolidated
with the Union Savings bank.
Arthur Foley Winnington-Ingram,
Lord Bishop of London, contributes an
interesting paper to the November Co.'S
mopolitan on The Overcrowding Of
Great Cities and Remedies for It.
Baron Walborg has been arrested al
Budapest on charge of attempting
to practice extortions upon Emperor
Francis Joseph He is a morganatic
SON Of the Austrian Archduke Ernest.
The thirteen German walters who
arrived in this country early In Octo
Der on the steamer Mongolian, have
been ordered by the Treasury depart.
ment to be deported as contract labor
ers.
There is very clearly defined i'm
preston in the diplomatic corps that
King Edward is threatened with some
organic complaint. Some go SO far ~
to say 1t is cancer, or Bright's disease,
or both.
Madame Wu Ting Fang, wife of the
Chinese minister to the United States,
has arrived at San Francisco on the
steamer Gaelic from China. She IL
accompanied by her daughter, Miss
WI Su Ching.
The total number of typhus cases
reported in Belgium is 1899. Thus far
there have been 81 deaths, while only
1872 have completely recovered. The
epidemic has spread to Bachsm and
Ludenscheid.
One of the largest land sales ever re-
corded in the south has been made in
Arkansas. The deal involved 81 900
acres of timber land situated in Grant,
Hot Springs and Dallas counties. The
price paid is 81, 125, 900.
The revolution, so far as Venezuela
is concerned, is quashed. The peace
proclamation was made on the anni-
yersary of the birth of that great pat
riot, Bolivar. The day was holiday
throughout all Venezuela.
Previous to the closing of the Peru
Wan Congress, Senator Branas submit
ed plan of constitutional reform under
which all religions will be tolerated in
Peru, but only the state religion will
be recognized in public ceremonies
October was a record breaking month
in the matter of bringing In oil gushers
in Texas. Twenty-four spouters were
added to the list during the month. A
careful count shows that there are now
eighty-fve gushers in the Beaumont
| field.
The body of the Spanish vice-Ad-
miral, Villame1, commander of the
Spanish torpedo fiotilla, who was killed
at the battle of Santiago, was trans
ferrsd Tuesday at Havana to the
steamer Montserrat, to be taken to
Spain.
Judge Wheeler, in the district court
Of Page county, Iowa, declared uncon-
stitutional the law passed by the
Twenty-eight General Assembly pro-
hibiting the sale of liquor shipped into
Iowa from other states in original