The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1901-11-22
WORLD SNENSBR|EFLY TOLD
Complete Review II Happenings In
Both Ea~sers nnd Ne.tern H~nai.-
shere. for the Past Wesk-Nstton-
81. Hist"rtcal. Political and Per-
sonal Event. Ters~iy Expoanded.

sonal Ev~as. TerseIy Expoanded.
At Wenascaee. Wash. r. T. Murdoch
was thrown from his buggy. His head
and hands were badly cut and his neck
was broken
A flow Of oil has been struck in a
we'll az Bebeque. Col. at depth Of 200
feet. The presence OF oil at such shall
low depth is regarded as an indication
that a gushing oil field is about to be
developed there.
The colored people OF Cuba have a
Kind of rattle made OF Castillo cane
with hard seeds, about the size OF mar
bles. placed inside to produce the effect
desired. II is used in dances as an &C
compartment for guitar
The queen OF Holland is i'll.
The twisting OF his saddle precipi-
tated A. d. Ingalls, to the ground re-
Gently and he now lies dead at his
home in Alba Ore. Ingalls, was 50
years of age and pioneer.
The frs real snowstorm of the sea-
son has struck Maine. and the state
is covered with snow varying from
four inches to two feet in the coun-
try.
Specials from various points In
Southern Utah give meagre accounts Of
a severe earthquake shock which oc-
CURED shortly after $3.50 o'clock
Wednesday night. The shock. which
lasted fully 80 seconds in some places.
created general CONSERVATION among
the inhabitants The vibrations were
northeast to southwest
s. O. Haynes. publisher OF CONNER
cial newspaper at New York. speaking
at dinner given by the Northwestern
Manufacturers association at st. Paul.
MINI. said that President Roosevelt
had given him positive assurance that
his message to congress would contain
no reference to revision OF the tariff
The president had said that this omts-
sion would be made in the interest OF
:
Ivan Molocheff, . Bulgarian clergy
man from Euscba, in Macedonia, has
arrived from visiting Miss Stone, and
Is now in consultation with Mr.. Dick
inson. says Sofa, Bulgaria, dispatch
to the New York Journal and Adver-
tiser Miss Stone" he said. ''is in the
house OF Bekir Bey, in the town OF
Ceres. Macedonia left her two days
ago, coming direct to Mr.. Dickinson to
Try to arrange for her release. Miss
Stone and Nine Tsilka are well, but
The strain Is terrific. and there is dam
ger that Miss Stone may lose her '
mind" II
John Sundblad. who was shot in the /
,attle with the bank robbers al Labert {
City, Iowa. has died. II
Paris was recently shrouded In a !
leavy fog. 50 thick along seine that I
steamboats, suspended service
From all parts Of the western United
,tates wheat is being sent into Mexico
n amounts never before -Gualled. +
Two men were killed and four in il
ured as the result of the premature Il
xplosion of a blast recently at the Cas- P
,arIs stone quarry, near Columbus, p
)hio. v
Jimmy Burns. OF Spokane, and q
Rowan OF Anaconda, heavy ii
Jeights. fought twenty rounds to h
raw at the Salt Lake Athletic club re- IN
emily. CT
In the six-day one-hour night con- di
sst at Memphis, Bobby Walthour t,
roke the worlds record for similar Of
ace, doing twenty-three miles and four L
bps, defeating Jimmy Bowler, Of Chi W
ago. oil
Rev. Charles II. Brents Of st. Stevens m
'piscopal church, Boston, will accept d.
ne Episcopal bishopric OF the Philip dl
ines, of which diocese was created 81
= the triennial convention at San tn
Francisco. Iw
Naval Constructor Hobson has been
etached from duty at the bureau Of til
and repairs and detailed til
duty in connection with the man Fl
cement OF the government naval ex-
hit at Charleston, 8. G.
Dusch fishermen in North Sea
,arded British smack. attacked the on
ew. shouting Long live the Beers" OF
,veral OF the British seamen we're u
ounded. The British smack finally "
capped The captain has lodged com res
amt Sh
Inspired by the success Of the union ST.
Dor candidates in San Francisco ro'
ID Bridgeport, Conn, the labor men Of an
licago are to be organized into a me
lge earners' party and will have their ale
m candidates for municipal and state ale
icers.
The plan Of the commission provides
: silver peso as a coin for the Phil
oines. 1t would be chan2eable for inc
cents in gold, and Of the value Of a Pal
'xican silver dollar. Congress will ow
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