The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1901-07-05

7 aga 10 nave Do9n $lSo,StV,ldl, ~ xot
lows: Gold. ~. osS. 71S: silver. t35.
2s6. lss; minor coins. $2.009 .Sss.
Al the result Of the breaking Of the
temporary platform built en- = scafkold
Ing and bridging tho top Of mon
strous tank In tho eastern elevator Il
Buffalo. N. Y. six men fell distance
Of 50 feet and four were killed The
dead: John Keefe, IT.. w. Krause,
John Cortsett. r.. Petro Krotinger.
Samuel Gompers. president Of the
American Federation Of Labor. II suf-
fering from possible fracture Of the
skull. While his condition Is critical.
his physician says he win probably No
cover. He was injured as he was alixht-
ing from car on which he had been
taking his two children for an outing
Final arrangements hare been made
for the NTH annual convention of the
American Livestock Association and
the second annual livestock exposition.
which win be held in Chicago Dccem-
Der 8 to s inclusive John w. Springer.
president Of the association. has leased
the Studebaker theatre for the sessions.
A proclamation Of King Edward II
sued recently announces that his coro-
nation Is to take place on = day not
yet determined on in June next. and
that ceremonies shall include only
such az are additionally solemnixed in
Westminster Abbey. This ofacIally ex-
ciudes the kings champion and numer-
GUS ane.snt usages in connection with
the procession
During the debate on the army re-
bin In the house Of lords.
In London. Lord Wolsely, the former
In chief Of the forces. de-
clared that the United States army was
the finest OF Its sire In the world. He
said Its superiority was due to good |
wages Great Britain must face the
Of CONSUMPTION or bounties
10 secure recruits.
Mrs Annie O'Brien. prominent So /
iety lady OF Butte. the wife Of VII /
lam OBrien. the architect. died re-
emily under circumstances that point
trongly to suicide while mentally de-
anged- She swallowed quantity OF
arbolic acid at her home en- West
'ilver street. and when found was
cad She was a daughter Of the late
FARGO Med.n. who died few DAYS
go. Today the fathers will was
led for probate and 1t was found he
ad left al his large estate to the
Tidow- This Is supposed to have
reyed upon Mrs O'Brien's mind
The tight between Jack Root Of Chi 1
ago and Kid Carter Of Brooklyn In
Ian Francisco, wan q hard contest with /,
n unsatisfactory ending. In the 18th :
ound both men were lighting strong. I
18th the advantage In Roots favor.
pponents body. Root went down on g
Is back, his features contorted with n
ain and his hands clutch.nE his groin. q
.eferee Wand gave the 5ght to Root. y
aging that Carter had struck Root a v
Jul blow. The foul, II any. was not a
pparent to the spectators. "
Rear Admiral Bradford. chief Of the V
rreau Of equipment will point out in il
. annual report the necessity Of
uipping American men-Of-war with
system Of wireless telegraphy. He
III recommend the system to be 4,
opted for the naval service as soon
an appropriation Is made. la
Two military events occurred at the y
esidio Sunday-the retirement Of m
ajor General ". r. Shafter and the j.
nstering out Of four volunteer regi m
snts- General Shafter went on the v
tired list 1t noon, when he formally in
rned the command Of the DEPART
mt Of California to Major General
B. N Young.
Rev. DR.. Byron Sunderland OF Wash
ytcn, d. c., died recently 1t Cats =
I. N. r., from q clot Of blood on the -
ain. He was So years old and for -