Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1901-01-25
TELEGRAPH SUMMARY
rvs OF THE WORLD IN BRIEF,
|cenplete Review of the Events Of
~ Past Week-In This and For.
sira Lands-Taken From the
Latest Dispatches.

eQuent.
Arnold Bocklin. the Swiss painter,
dead in Friesole, Italy. aged "A.
The business portion of Roanne, Ind,
cently was destroyed by FIRE. Loss,
5000.
Adelina Patti denies that an Ameri.
IA agent is negotiating with her for
concert tour of the United States.
The president has nominated Frank
Moss of Alaska to be registrar of
land Office at st. Michaels, Alaska.
A Montreal fire gutted the extensive
bdesale millinery establishment of
omas & Co.. Victoria square. Loss,
10000.
Ia concurrent resolution was passed
the senate in Kansas condemning
le practice Of hazing at West Point
hillary academy.
The navy department has been in
rmed that the Iowa, the flagship Of
e Pacific squadron has left Acapulco
San Diego. Cal.
Terry McGovern. worlds champion,
lied to stop LOuden Campbell, Pitts
rigs lightweight, in four rounds re-
ntly, but failed.
The Bank of Bristow, I. T., was re-
ptly held up by outlaws and the pres
mt Of the bank was shot five times
mortally wounded.
At New York Arthur Townsend de-
kted Frank Gardiner, 800 to 282, in
y tournament for the championship
the National Association Of Amateur
lizard Players.
Frederick A. Gilbert, president Of the
pston Electric Light Company and a
illionaire. dropped dead Of apoplexy
hile dining with some friends recent
at the New York club.
General Leonard F. Ross Of Gales
lrg. ILL.,. Is dead, aged n. He was
Iro Of two wars. having served with
stinction in the United States army
bring the Mexican and civil wars.
General Andrew Jackson Mckay, a
btinguished veteran Of the civil war.
dead in New York. He was quarter.
lister general on the staff of General
Rorge w. Thomas In the army Of the
bmberland.
An engine and two cars loaded with
eat ran OF an open switch on the
hicago & Alton at Bradwood, ILL.,, kill
3g Frank Parmalee. switchman, and
riously injuring Fireman Ryan. Con-
pctor Frank kingstrey and A. E. Mil
)r.
The Live Stock Association meets
ext year at Chicago. The last of the
Pur days session at Salt Lake brought
ht the best attendance. Several reso-
tions favoring the industry were
bad. One condemns Secretary James
gilson.
Fire in the three-story and basement
tructure at S17-S19 Fourteenth street
!. w.. at Washington, caused $4,000
amages. The building was owned and
ccupied by the Pope Bicycle Manu-
hcturing company and Stephens & Co.,
laim and patent attorneys.
The London Gazette announces that
fajor Sir Henry Edward Colville. who
ecently commanded the Ninth diyis-
pn Of the South African field forces
md later was in command of an in
aatry brigade at Gibraltar. has been
Mad on the retired list with full pay.
The American board has received a
able dispatch from Constantinople an
louncing the death of Rev. Elias Riggs,
anuary 16, the Oldest member Of the
Missionary board. He was 80 years old
nd had been in the service for 69
bears.
The two men IN Jail at Plymouth.
nd, recognized as Marvin Kuhns, des-
erado and escaped life convict from
me Ohio penitentiary at Columbus, and
lis brother, John Marvin, will be taken
. the Ohio penitentiary tomorrow. A
eward Of $1,000 offered by the Ohio
athorities will be paid. John will be
R'ed in Indiana for horse stealing.
Active recruiting for the army is in
progress in all the principal cities OF
ne country. The authorized strength
p the regular army at present is $4,000
men and the recruiting in progress is
nth view to making it OF that
slength after the discharge of $4,000
Folunteers in June next They are re.
f1uited for three years service and the
lumber Of recruits averages about 1000
month.
The senate has finally disposed OF
tae army reorganization bill. The
neasure having originated in the SEN
We, the final question was not upon its
usage. but upon agreeing to the SEN
re amendments They were agreed TO-
= 70 %. A determined effort was made
~ amend the bill so as to provide
sainst the sale Of liquor in the Philip.
|s.oes and to prohibit the importation
N, any kind Of intoxicants into the
~iaAds. but it was defeated.
Al Paterson, N. j., Walter c. McAlis.
|nr, Andrew J. Campbell and William
.eatn, three of the four persons in
|.,eted for the murder of Jennie Boss
|eaieter. mill girl of Paterson, N. j.,
mo was murdered on the night OF
seooer Is last. were adjudged guilty
murder In The second degree. Ac-