The Kootenai herald. [volume] (Kootenai, Idaho) 1891-1904, 1901-09-20
WORLDS NEWS BRIEFLY TOLD.
CULLED FROM DISPATCHES.
Complete Review of happenings in
Roth Eastern and Western Hemts-
pheres for the Past Week-N"tioh-
al, historical, Political and Per-
sonaI Events TerseIy ExpOunded.

The eighth annual Spokane Interstate
sair is open TO the world.
Pockhill has left Pekin for home. His
work in China has pleased the state de-
yaartment
Antonio Maggie the musician anarch-.
z ST who predicted the ASSASSINATION OF
President Mckinley, has been arrested,
At Joliet, ILL.,, Superintendent Shell
don made the official announcement that
the Illinois Steel Works here would
start this week.
Edward Brsbo, ex-chief of police on
the Indian reservation, was arrested at
Pendleton, Ore on a charge OF criminal
assault upon Anna Biamont, Io-year-
odd Indian girl. q,
At Astoria, Ore, Winter Kyle, aged %,
a well known young man, was murdered
recently.
Peter jackson and his wife, both past
go. were found dead in their fiat at o4o
Belmont avenue, Chicago.
The first real day of the Grand Army
.encampment opened at Cleveland with
nearly 100000 visitors in the city.
At Cody, Wyo, news has been received
from Thermopolis that a clothing solicitor
from Billings, Mont, named Walters, shot
and killed Mrs A. l.. Hoover of Otto, al
ferward shooting himself and cutting his
throat.
The two story brick building extending
from 2l2 to 222 Southwest Temple street
Salt Lake, in which were located the gener-
al offices of the Oregon Short Line nll-
way. was completely destroyed by fire re-
Gently.
George Schiller, Western Union mes
.senger, the II year old son of Mrs. Josie
SCHUYLER, widow living at Ol226 Madl-
son street, was instantly killed recently at
spokane. He was crushed in the elevator
0f the Rookery building.
William /. Wright, said to be a special
organizer of the Patternmakers League Of
North America, is under arrest in Den
yer on charges of kidnapping and highway
robbery. He is accused of completely III
the kidnapping of c. w. Walters, a pattern
maker, last Saturday night.
The secretary of the treasury will re
ceive and consider proposals for the sale
80 the government, on account of thu
sinking fund, of United States per cent
bonds, loan of l9OS-l9lS; 4 per cen
bonds, loan of 1925, and per cent bonus
loan of 1904, to amount not exceeding $40,
100000
At Cripple Creek, Col, recently the non
unon barber shop of John Tyler on Soutl
Third street was blown up by dynamite
The president continues to gain, an,
the wound is becoming more healthy. TIT
nOurishment taken into the stomach i
being gradually increased Pulse, l2O
temperature, 1902.
A force of brigAnds recently attacked an,
plundered the town of Castillin, Island o
Negros, which was guarded by Filipin
police. Three of the latter were killed am
five were wounded. Troops are now search
ing for the brgands in the mountains.
At Mltjesfontein, Cape Colony, COlone
.Crabbe surprised the camp of Van Den
NERVE. the most trusted Lieutenant q
Commandant Scheeper killed him and an
other Boer and made prisoners out of 3
of the 100 men under Van Dermerwe
command.
DIR. HAknoll the X-ray expert, has al
nounced that he would return to Ne'
York tonight. The doctors. he said, WEI
agreed that there was no immediate pros
pect of any necessity for the use of tn
X-ray to locate the bullet
He expressed the opinion that when II
president had recovered sufficiently ii
X-ray would be used. Some of the phi.
sicians, including DIR. RiXey he said, wei
of the opinion that it would be desirab
30 know exactly where the ball is.
Americans arriving from Sout
America state that the Colombian 81
nation is far worse than reported b
the papers. They say that probabl
$4,000 men have been killed since til
beginning of the rebellion. One ma
claims to have seen a thousand dea
bodies piled in heaps and consume
by burning.
Emma Goldman Talks.