Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1901-10-10
NEWS SUMMARY.

nounced by Guatemala and will cease
to be In effect June 90, 1908. ~
Joseph Lancaster, prominent Daw
son merchant, who disappeared from
the Hotel Butler, Seattle, in Angus
OF last year, is alive in Colorado
Commander William P. Potter has
been detached from the League Island
navy yard, Philadelphia, and ordered
to command Che Ranger on the Pacific
station. E.
Thomas Francis Murphy, Sandy
Hook pilot, fought in the United States
navy in the Civil war, and took part in
the fight between the Monitor and the
Merrimac.
Copenhagen newspapers revive the
rumors that King Edward is in seri-
GUS condition from cancer of the
tongue without adducing any evidence
to that effect
Seventeen hundred Boer prisoners
will arrive at Bombay in the course of
the next fortnight. Some of them will
be sent to Umballa and the rest to
Shah jahanpur.
The British war office has lost no
time in denying the mischevious ca
nards about Lord Kitchener's resigna-
tion in consequence of disagreement
with Broderick
A letter from private source in
Panama contains information that the
rebel sympathizers there are expecting
daily the arrival of guerrilla expedi-
tion from Carinto.
The position of conaul-general for
| Great Britain in San Francisco has
been filled by the appointment of Sir
William Ward, at present consul
general at Hamburg.
While 1000 Beers have been killed,
wounded and captured in September.
the commanders still retain the power
of attacking In considerable strength
and capturing conveys.
1t has been decided to begin shortly
the contemplated enlargement Of the
Carnegie armor packing plant to meet
the demands of the Governments last
1
order for 36, 900 tons Of armor plate.
The FIRE which destroyed eleven
blocks In Guayaquil, Ecuador, involv-
ing loss of about million sucres,
has caused great distress among the
poor people who inhabited that quarter.
The portion of the Boer commando
| which penetrated iuto Zululand has
retired across the border. 1t seems to
be the tendency of Communications
eral Bothas forces to head north ward.
Australian papers received by the
steamer Aorangi, arrived at Victoria.
b. c., contain many references to the
assassination of President Mckinley,
and express horror at the dreadful
deed
Mrs. Roosevelt has appointed Miss
Bell Hagner, daughter of Justice Hag.
ner of the Supreme court of the Dis
trict of Columbia, her social secretary.
Miss Hagner acted in the same capaci.
ty for Mrs Mckinley.
There seems to be no longer any
doubt that Italy within few years
will turn from a sugar importing to
sugar exporting country, says Con-
sui Hossfeld of Trieste, in report to
the state department
The president has appointed Colonel
William H. Bisbee, a brigadier-general
in the regular army. He was recon-
mended highly by Major-General
Wheaton and Macarthur for his recent
service in the Philippines.
Captain A. G. Banks, sentenced to
three years imprisonment for obtain
ing money under false pretenses at
Nome, escaped from Deputy United
States Marshal Whidden at Seattle
hotel Wednesday afternoon.
Exports of silver from port of New
York to all countries for the last week
aggregated STA, 1870, and s10o5 in gold.
The imports of specie this week were
8579,42s gold and sos, 1905 silver. Dry
goods and merchandise, si9 9,e24,214.
Admiral valcaret has prepared a re-
port for presentation to the Queen
Regent of Spain asking for the neces-
sary funds for naval defences and pro-
posing in the event of their being re-
fused that the Spanish navy be abol-
ished.
The Jesuits have published long
address on the eve of their departure
from France. They explain that they
| | tn ha In af
! tions and apply for authorization under
it, as by so doing they would have to
: admit the existence of a power higher
than the church.
In Toronto, Ontario jury found
Minnie G. Woods guilty of bigamy.
: The accused was legally divorced ac-
cording to the Michigan law and re-
:, married in Canada. The Judge charg-
ed against the prisoner. and told the
jury that American divorces did not
hold good in Canada.
Harvis Jordan of Georgia, president
of the Southern Interstate Cotton
Growers association, at Wednesday,
session of the Farmers National con-
: vention in Sioux Falls, declared that
the Nicaragua canal was great ma
tional necessity.