Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1901-06-27
NEWS SUMMARY.

fninppines ON the transport Indiana.
violent storm burst over large
area of southern Russia, Wednesday,
hooding several towns and greatly
damaging the crops.
The trail of the Mexican murderers
OF Sheriffs Morris and Glover has been
practically lost, but the man-hunt has
not been abandoned,
After more than fortnight OF tropi-
cal heat. France is experiencing cold
spell which has driven Parisians to
resume their overcoats-
Mortgages on property in Cuba
amount to $2os, 900, of which $780,
600, 900 Is on real estate aud the re-
mainder on rural property.
A torpedo engine in the torpedo
works at Friederichifort, near Kied.
exploded, killing an engineer and
wounding number of persons.
The secretary of the treasury has is
sued to customs officials a circular inn
posing countervailing duty on beet
sugar imported from or the product OF
Italy.
Chinese troops, with the permission
OF the allied forces, are occupying
small places in the neighborhood of
Yang Tsung, recently vacated by the
foreign troops.
Three Italian anarchists have been
arrested in the Senftenberg mines upon
evidence that they had been connected
with Bresci in the assassination of
King Humbert.
Bob Fitzsimmons and Gus Rubin
have been matched to meet in q wrest-
ling match at Madison Square Garden,
New York, on the night Of July end,
Graeco-Roman style.
Replying to an inquiry regarding .
report published in the United States
that he was to resign in December.
United States ambassador White says
the report is unfounded.
Thousands of people camping on the
border of the Kiowa- Comanch pache
reservations in Oklahoma awaiting the
opening of that land, are said to be in
destitute circumstances.
At Winfield, Kan, the jury in the
case of Charles Betts, the thirteen-year-
old boy charged with killing c. l..
Wiltberger, a farmer, for his money,
returned verdict of not guilty.
Seven anarchists were arrested last
Sunday In Hanover In connection with
Emperor Williams visit there. Two of
the men arrested were Austrians and
were expelled from the country.
An appeal has been issued for money
to buy supplies for the $4,000 women
and children of the Transvaal who
have been gathered in camps as part
of the effort to end the Boer war
Tobe Fisher, colored, was killed in
a storm near Bonneville, Mo. Ten or
twelve others were injured slightly by
flying debris. The property loss will
amount to several thousand dollars
1t is estimated that forty insurgents
were killed or wounded during the re-
cent engagements which occurred 10
Sorsogon and Albay provinces. Many
insurgents are returning to their homes.
The body of Louis Hoyer, a Mexican.
was found in well in the north part
OF Mena, Ark, by Mrs. Eggleston, who
went there to get water. An examin-
alton showed that he had been muir
dered.
The government has rejected the bid
of approximately $l4 ZOO, 900 make by
Dady, onderdonk & McClelland for the
sewering and paving of Havana and
will readvertise the contract for three
months.
The legal preliminaries in the suit
of Portia Knight, the American ac-
tress, against the Duke of Manchester,
for breach of promise, have been COM
pleted and the case has been set for
hearing.
The British government has notified
the powers that it considers the imposi-
tion of tax on rice and cereals inn
ported into China to be very impolitic.
1t was not proposed to charge the duty
on opium.
A syndicate of capitalists is plan
ming a combination with Sl00. 900. 900
capital to control the entire produc-
tion and sale within the United States
of the various products and by-products
of cotton seed.
Berlin Reichsanzeiger publishes
statement to the effect that Emperor
William has decorated Emil Boas, the
American general manager of the
Hamburg-American line with crown
order of the third class.
Reports of distress continue to reach
Washington from debtors in Cuba.
Governor General Wood has announced
that all classes of creditors are at lib
erty to take action and enforce the col
lection of mortgage credits ON all kinds
of property.
The loss on the Kansas Ice and Cold
Storage company's plant, destroyed by
fire in Sailna, Kan. is placed as
$3.50, 900, half on building and half on
contents. Insurance about 500, 900.
The plant was one of the largest of its