Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1901-10-03
NO. 18
NEWS SUMMARY.

| frlnce Cnun mas omciaily conoluoe0
his mission to Germany.
The health of Abdul Hamid, Sultan
of Turkey, is said to be failing.
Sir Joseph Dimsdale, M. p. who 10
engaged in the banking business, was
elected Lord Mayor OF London Sat-
urday.
In San Francisco the blocks ads Of the
grain feet has been broken and nset
OF seven vessels is on its way east and
to Europe.
| It IL again asserted in wsll-informed
circles at Caracas, that President Cas-
tro will declare war on Columbia at
the end of the month.
The Nebraska M. E. Conference, BY
p vote of 90 to 5, declared in favor Of
asmitting women rs lay delegates to
the general conference.
William Loeb, Jr., who recently has
been President Roosevelt's private
secretary, has been appointed to the
post of assistant secretary.
The California Cured Fruit associa-
tion and the California Packers compa-
NY have agreed to dissolve relations
and proceed independently.
The signal Office Of the war depart
ment now has direct telegraph COM
munication with Fort Egbert, Alaska.
The lines were completed on the saith.
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nian troops have come into collision at
Belopolje, Old Servia, with the rssult
that Hfty-four were killed and
wounded.
George B. Cortelyou, secretary 70
the president, has left Washington for
Canton, to settle the estate and adjust
some personal affairs of the late Prssi-
dent Mckinley.
1t Is asserted that the German gar.
rison Ia Shanghai and the German
troops who are guarding the railroad
beyond the Kaio-Chou boundary will
soon be withdrawn.
A statement prepared at the internal
revenue bureau shows that the total
receipts from the war revenue act
alone during the month Of August,
1901, were, S5,49s,277.
State guards have arrived at Madi-
sonville, KY, and the Renecke coal
mines resumed operations again with
q full force, and there Is no sign Of in.
reference by the strikers.
The Episcopal people of Hawaii srs
strongly in favor of their church being
placed under the Jurisdiction of IN
American bishop, and Of the American
church being established there.
Emperor William and tho Berlin
City Council are again at outs. The
difficulty arose in connection with the
proposed construction of another tram.
way across Inter den Linden.
French officers say that the two pow.
ers most benefited by the recent events
In China are France and Great Britain.
The latter has strengthened her POSI-
tion and increased her influence.
The official return just issued shows
that the South African concentration
camps in August con tainsd l37, ,s1S per-
sons. The deaths numbered 234b, Of
which number 1878 were children.
In reply to an inquiry from the col.
lector of customs at San Francisco,
Acting Secretary Spaulding has held
that drawing back cannot be allowed
on goods shipped to the Philippines.
Mr.. Kruger has just received reports
estimating the rebels in the fisld At
$4,000. Probably this is . greatly-sx-
aggerated number. but the Beers are
still getting many recruits in Cape
Colony.
The American Tobacco company
wants FIVE factories in Great Britain,
and. having acquired Ogden's, 1t 10
now after Gallaher's and Players, two
Of the largest tobacco manufacturers
in the world.
The attorney-general has rendered
an opinion to the interior department
sustaining the authority Of the Chero-
kee Indian nation to levy tar of 90
cents per ton on prairie hay shipped
out of the nation.
r. Won Bennigsen, governor of New
Guinea, has arrived at San Francisco,
en- route to Europe on six months
leave of absence. He says that the re-
sources of the colony are showing .
steady but slow development.
London Daily Express says IL under
stands that when the war in South
Africa 10 over King Edward and Queen
Alexandra intend to visit the colonies
and India, and that while in India his
Majesty will be crowned Emperor Of
India.
ALI but two of the South American
republics have appointed their repre-
sentatives to the Pan-American con-
gress to be held October 21st at the
City of Mexico. These two countries
are Honduras and the Dominican re-
public.
Francois Saloon, the anarchist, who
attempted to shoot the Shah Of Persia.
August ., 1900, while his Majesty was
visiting the Paris exposition, died re-
Gently at Cayenne, French Guiana, the
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