Camas Prairie chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1901-1917, 1901-11-01
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came to give myself up"
Ross Sheridan, we'll known ant
highly connected young man of indie
pendence, Mo-, recently, in a fit of zeal
Gus rage, shot and mortally wounded
whit" Berkey, of Geuda Springs
Kan, his rival in the affections of Mrs
Clara Williams, ait the independence
depot.
Five year old Louise McCarty is be
lied to have been dragged away and
eaten by a cougar. The savage beasts
are plentiful and bold this year St. Ma
rie's, Idaho, where the child was lost
Intense excitement prevails in all
southern Koobenai county over the loss
of the child.
The official records at the gold com.
missioneris Office at Dawson City
where export certificates for all gold
going from the country mus. be OBJ
tanned, show that the gold shipments
from Dawson for September amounted
to 100000. This brings the total for
the last four months to $21, 64O, 900.
Advices received from Nome state
that Judge Wickersham has removed
from office United States Commission
er James l.. Galen, r. N. Stevens,
Archie Wheeler and o. D. Cochrane.
The grand jury is soon to begin investl-
gatlng charges which have been made
against these former officials.
Two persons were KILLED and one Sc
riously injured by being struck by a
train en- route to Chicago on the Chi
cago, Milwaukee & st. Paul road, while
driving over a grade crossing at Oak
wood, small town fifteen miles south
of Milwaukee, Wis. The dead: Mary
Bronzell, Anne Renter. Seriously in-
jured: Martha Bronzell.
Reynolds weekly newspaper is the,
first British paper Ito assert that King
Edward is suffering from cancer of the
throat. In recent issue 1t is declared
that since his majesty's accession three
operations have been performed for the
removal of papillae on 5he left vocal
chord, and that one was removed from
THE right vocal chord last week.
Three steamers recently arrived
"a oOoobAO IL Jill 1AudShtb. ICY W6T6 JIlG
Senator and Garoune, from Nome, and.
the City of Topeka, from Skagway.
The Senator brought $15O,O0O in gold,
the City of Topeka brought 800, 900 in
bullion from Treadwell, and $1OO, O0G i'm
dust from the Klondike. The Garonne
had quite a quantity of gold in individ,
ual holders hands.
The constabulary reports fight with
insurgents near Paser island of Panay,
In which twenty-five Insurgents were
killed, and a quantity of arms and am
mundtion captured. News from Gen.
Hughes regarding conditions in Cebu
is encouraging. Lorega has surrended
with his entire force, and one, cannon
and seven rifles, while Gen. Hughes is
for the surrender of Maxi-
lot, who styles himself governor polit.
leo militar." His surrender will near
the paci1catlon of the province.
Ben Kimber, a well known rancher
who lives nine miles below ToAnsend,
Montana, came dn from his ranch Sum
day and gave himself up to Sheriff
Poole, saying that, in self defense. he
had shot and killed nelghborlng
raneher named Jacob G. Timager. Kim
Der was locked up. According to the
story told by Kimber he and Timager
have been having. trouble for some
time In consequence of the latter's at.
temphs to fence off a road leading to
kimber's ranch. A quarrel arose which
ended in Kimber employing two loads
Of buckshot into the breast of his ne. gn-
Dor.