Cottonwood report. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1893-1901, 1901-03-22
THE TELEGRAPH SUMMARY
NEWS OF THE WORLD In BRIEF.

A Complete Review or the Events O.
the Past week--In This and For.
eisn Lands-Taken From this
Latest Dispatches.
California Is about to enact bill t.
stop prize fights.
Lieutenant Colonel Smith of Port
land, Ore, is dead.
Thomas w. Lawson has announced
that the Boston cup yacht will be nam
ed Independence.
The senate committee on postoffices
and post roads presented the retiring
chairman, Senator Walcott, loving
cup.
Russia and other powers have adj
dressed remonstrances to the sultan
Of Turkey against the Macedonian dis
orders.
Confirmation has been received from
Cape Nudge, Alaska, of the reported
drowning Of Harry Morgan and Riley
Fields
At Washington city the warehouse
of the Knox Express company, four
story structure, was destroyed by fire.
Loss. 100000
A fire consumed the business portion
OF the town Of Park River, N. Dakota,
recently, causing loss Of over $780,
600, with only partial insurance.
1t is reported that the price of win
dow glass will be advanced rs per cent
for March and April delivery and that
another advance will probably be made
in May.
Sir Alfred Miner has started north
ward from Capetown with view OF
taking up his new duties as governor
OF the Transvaa1 and the Orange river
country.
The Texas senate has passed the bill
making kidnapping capital offense.
The bill will go Immediately to the
house, where 1t will probably be passed
without opposition.
A movement has been inaugurated
having the view Of having under one
management all telephone lines in
Pennsylvania. Maryland, Virginia and
West Virginia.
Twenty-one fishermen were carried
out on floating ice in Lake Erie. All
but four were rescued. These were:
John Brade, John McBradtie, Thomas
Long and John Si1verman.
San Francisco March THE trans
port Warren is to be repaired at an ex-
pense Of $4,000 before she goes to
sea again. The work will be complet-
ed in about three months.
Bank Examiner Slack had G. HI. Sic
die. individual book president for the
Third National Bank Of Pittsburg, ar
rested recently for an alleged shortage
In his accounts of $4,000.
Rear Admiral Bartlett Cromwell.
commandment of the Portsmouth navy
yard, has been selected to succeed Rear
Admiral Schley as commandment of the
South Atlantic station. Rear Admiral
John ]. Read, at present unattached,
will succeed to the command Of the
Portsmouth navy yard.
At Baltimore the establishment OF
Hirschberg, Hollander G Co.. paints
and oils. was destroyed by fire entail
ing loss Of 100000 of which $50, 900
is on stock and the remainder on the
building. The loss Is fully insured.
The dispute between the inaugural
committee and the war veterans over
the matter of precedence In the parade
resulted In compromise under which |
the veterans took part, to a certain ex. |
tent, in the ceremonies. At a confer |
ence between Secretary Root, General
Francis Greene, grand marshal of the |
parade. and General Daniel e. Sickels
1t was decided that the Washington, d. |
O., and visiting Grand Army veterans
would form the honorary escort to the
capitol on the 4th of March.
Mr.. Frederick, the war secretary of
England, has issued statement of the
army estimates for 1901-1902. The to-
tai Is f97, $4,000, Of which f5S, 250. 900
comes under the heading Of war serv-
Ices and is based on the assumption
that for the first four months of the
new fiscal year the field force in South
Africa will be maintained at its full
strength and thereafter at a diminu-
tion. The sum provides for transport
of the troops home, gratuities, etc.
At Denver, w. A. Clark, secretary of
tate OF Colorado in 1876 met with ac-
'idental death in the Wade block. He
ripped while coming Down the stairs
md fell to the bottom breaking his
leck. He was So years Of age.
me st. Petersburg correspondent of
he Daily Express says that Earpovich. 9
he student who recently shot the Rus.
ian minister of public instruction. M
hnl a. L 1
nd was chosen by ballot to kill the
Minister. t
At Cape Town the bubonic plague ia $
preading. Five corpses, all of colored J
ersons. have been found in eight $
ours. Ten colored persons and one
European believed to be afflicted have
cen sent to hospital. Numerous per-!
ons who have come in contact with t
hem have been isolated. b
At Baltimore William n TovIor 30 "