Camas Prairie chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1901-1917, 1901-08-02
TELEGRAPH NEWS
NEWS OF THE WORLD IN BRIEF.
4 Complete Review of the Event. Of
the Past week-In This and For
eisn Lands-Taken From the
Latest Dispatches.

where he was removed at the time of the
accident.
Because he went bathing in the Touchet
alone when he could not swim, Henry Hig-
bee Of Tekoa met an untimely death Hig-
bee had but recently gone to Waits
burg, WASH, from Tekoa to labor in the
harvest fields.
Twenty-Five machinists in the employ of
the Pacific Coast company in Seattle, who
left their positions when the machinists'
union ordered strike last May, have
returned to work An agreement was
reached between the men and President
Farrell.
AT Topeka, Kan, Mrs. Carrie Nation was
fined 500 and given 80 days jail SEN
tence by Judge Hazen in the district court
for disturbing the peace and dignity of the
city by Sunday joint raid last March.
There lis no appeal and the noted woman
midst serve her time in prison.
The third national Bundesfest shooting
festival viii crown Aldoph Strecker OF San
Francisco king shooter of America. His
score of 1914 for 200 shots on the point tar
get will stand as the mark of national
kingship for at least three years, and there
Ii no telling how many festivals after chat
The government has determined to make
vast improvements in the Notifications
around the harbor of San Francisco.
The announcement is authoratively made
in theatrical circles that Sir Henry Irving
and Miss Ellen Terry will make %
weeks tour of this country during the
coming season.
DIR. George w. Cue, one of the best
known Methodist ministers in the north
west, dropped dead in Portland Wednesday
morning as he was going to the Southern
Pacific depot to met the returning Ep-
worth league delegates
At Denver Watson w. Moore, formerly
a leading member of the New York bar,
is dead of paralysis of the brain, aged SO
years. Mr.. Moore achieved international
fame while acting as consul at CONSTANT
nople during the Russo Turkish troubles.
At Tiffin, Iowa, passenger train on the
Rock Island road ran into a siding. A
sleeping car was knocked over on its side
and several passengers were injured. but
none Of them seriously. All the injured
passengers proceeded to their destination.
while insane, recently shot four men
5 fatally wounding three. The victims are
John r. Garrett, a prominent business
man; Police Sargent Dodge, Detective
Mike Mcdonald and Dr. Charles MCGEE.
The condition of Dodge and MCGEE is con-
sidered critical. Garrett died while being
taken to the hospital. Mcdonald will
probably recover.
At Manila the Libertad is authority for
the statement that Senior Patrino will
leave the federal party and will organize
what he calls the nationahsts, on a plat
form resembling that Of the conservatives,
with Aguinaldo as president and former
insurgent military officers and former
members Of the federal party as leaders
The purpose of the new party will be the
ultimate independence of the Philippines.
Joseph Selligo, an Italian, who es-
capped from the Eastern Washington
Hospital for the Insane recently, was
killed Sunday morning about four
miles west Of the city by an extra
freight on the Northern Pacific main
line
Earl Jenkins Of Seattle Miss Flor
ence Nevins and Miss Anolia Cole of
Puyallup were drowned Sunday after
noon by the capsizing of rowboat on
Spanaway lake. David Hanshaw of
South Tacoma was with the party, but
managed to retain hold sof the boat
until rescued.
budapest papers are filed" says
dispatch to London Express from the
-, Al L. q
project to be promoted by American
financiers for the creation of another
but more luxurious Monte Carlo on
Margarethen. opposite the upper end
Of the city in the Danube
At Muncie, Ind, Peter Ttllby, an iron
worker, called on Mrs. Mary TORY |
Sunday night and threw the contents
of a small bottle of carbolic acid into.
her face. The acid burned out the |
woman's eyes and burned her neck, |
breast and arms frightfully. Tillby |
had vainly pleaded with the woman to |
marry him.
Phil McWilliams, rancher living |
few miles below Trinidad, Col, shot |
and Killed Salvatore Paerce and his |
son, Charles Paerce. In the fight that |
occurred at least dozen or more shots |
were exchanged, the Paerces shooting |
McWilliams' horse from under him. |
The shooting is the outcome of an old |
feud.
Mrs. Antonion Van Osten, an aged |
Holland woman, fell dead from the |
heat on the street in Grand Rapids, |
Mich. while on her way from church.
She was supposed to be in very poor
circumstances, but cloth pouch was
found tied about her waist, under her
skirts, containing $1045 in gold and
bills.
Rear Admiral John Irwin, retired,
died at his residence in Washington,
after an illness of several months, due
to complication of diseases. He was
SO years old. He entered the naval
academy in 1S47 and had a good war
record. He leaves widow and
daughter and son, John Irwin. pay
master on the Essex, now stationed at
Newport
Captain Thomas F. Schley, eldest son
Of Admiral Winfield s. Schley who is
OF finnnd OF d. c. /