The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1901-07-12
SUMMARY o. WORLDS NEWS


AT Aberdeen, S. D., Senator James hyH
died Monday afternoon at o'clock
Fire recently totally destroyed the Ash
enielter mill, corner First and Cedar strset
Spokane. The loss is estimated at about
$1,000. About 5000 insurance was car
ried.
Charlie Goff Of Spokane, middlewelgn'
champion Of the northwest, knocked on'
Bob Hodge, middleweight champion q
Idaho, in the second round OF boxing
contest at Grand Forks, B. Z.
A statement prepared at the pension OF.
zee shows that for the fiscal year ended
june 30, 49,6l2 names were added 10 the
PENSION rolls, OF which 44,Stl we're orig
inal issues and 475l were RESERVATIONS
Official announcement has been made OF
the completion OF an immense lead com
bination having capitalization Of about
500 600 900, which viii control the out
nut OF the lead fields in southwestern Mis-
souri,
4 special from Rock Springs. Wye,
saws: The eastbound passenger tram, No
&. crashed into freight train At BiAirs-
town. a mile vest Of Rock Springs, SUP
day afternoon Twenty -eaeht persons were
injured, none fatally.
Little Whirlwind, the life prisoner whose
ease was taken up by the Indian Rights
association and his pardon urged, y free
man The Montana state board OF par
dous has indorsed the action OF Governor
Toole in ordering him set at liberty
Two dead. two severely If not fatally IN
iured and a score more or less burt - tns
result of a fire which broke out at the
Pullman lodging house, ia West Mer
curry street, in Butte The dead: Sam
Mix. waiter, MissoulA, Mont; Ole Berg
carpenter, Butte. Severely injured; Hiiy
RYAN better known - Australian Ryan,
= pugilist-
Crowded together in = little zinc lined
shanty, under a north shore pier, 10 boys
and young men and one old man met in
slant death by lightning recently in Chi
czgo. They had left their fish lines AID
sought shelter from the fierce thunder
storm that deluged the north part OF the
city. Ten minutes later their bodies lay
with twisted and tangled limbs, like
nest of snakes" as the men who found
them said There were IL who sought
shelter, and just one escaped. Twelve
year old Willie Anderson was uninjuresi,
but he lay many long minutes before he
could be drawn out from under the heap
OF dead bodies The dead are all from the
families Of comparatively poor people,
They were fishing and seeking yelief from
the heat Of the day, or had come to wade
or swim
Constitution beat CoIumbn. IN the sec
ond trial race.
For . week the New York stock ex-
change will take a vacation.
Dan Mcleod. the Scotch wrestler.
won the match with Tom Sbarkey,
the sailor p1gilist, ut the Broadway
arsenal in Buffalo.
Cornell won two out Of three events in
the intercollegiate regatta and lost but
Dne Pennsylvania carried Oh the bcnoTs
il the freshmen race
At 1870 Thursday morning 1t was
estimated that the total number Of
deaths from heat in the last six days
In Greater New York was 600.
Shamrock II. was again defeated by
Der predecessor by . minute and half
Injunction is dissolved against Denver
and they may sell liquor to
women in boxes now.
The freight handlers are on . strike 1t
East *. Iouis- Seventeen hundred mem
ire out and not wheel y moving in the
ity.
In Globe, ARK, recently "a buildings
vess destroyed BY nre Of an unknown
sixin and 10 families Of miners are home
-. Los $4,000.
IL Homestead hotel At Virginia Hot
rsinep, n Bath county, virBniay was
sally destroyed BY hrs recently. All the
sespaats escaped, bat many a The gaets J