The Lewiston teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1905, 1901-10-24
VORLDSNENSBR|EFLY TOLD
~.>lete Review Of Happenings in
roth Eastern and Western Hemin-
pheres for the Past week-Natton-
-. historical, Political and Per-
.onal Events Tersely ExpOunded.

aOmal Events VefseAy EXpOunNeO.
Adyices received at St. Paul, Mimi,
.re to the effect that east-bound flyer
No. 4. on the Great Northern, ran into
an omen switch at Kiva, Mont, small
siding near Popular. The engine and
three cars left the track. and were
badly wrecked. Engineer Huffman was
snstantly killed and Fireman Keyes Sc
rIously injured. It Is said that several
Messengers were slightly hurt. while
the baggageman and postal clerks were
hadly shaken up.
The troublesome question Of mar
riaee and divorce has been set to rest
for another three years by the action
Of the house Of deputies Of the trlennial
Episcopal convention in rejecting both
of the proposed canons on the subject
which were passed by the house of
bishops, The greatest fight of the con-
vention has been over Section of
Canon SO, virtually forbidding the re-
marriage Of q divorced person by
priest Of the church.
AT a recent meeting Of the officials Of
the Pacific Northwest league President
Lucas was reelected for next year. The
treasurer's report shows the league to
be in exceptionally good financial
shape. The pennant was officially
awarded to Portland. The matter Of
taking Butte and Helena into the
league was discussed, but not definitely
settled. President Lucas was author
lied to look into the feasibility Of the
matter.
Annie Rogers. alias Maude Williams.
aged 26, Is In the custody Of the police
at Nashville, Tenn. and General SUI
perintendent Taylor. Of the Pinkerton
agency at Chicago, who is in Nashville,
believes her arrest will lead to the ap-
prehension q the gang which on July
last held up Great Northern ex-
press train near Wagner, Mont, secur-
ing over 10000 in bank notes. A large
portion OF tho bank bills were unsigned
by onacials Of the bank at Helena, to
which they were consigned.
Five armed men held up Bal
lard, Wash, saloon, rained shots on the
inmates. escaped through the smoke
and a few moments later sandbagged
and robbed . pedestrian on the back
street. In all they secured $3.50 and
two gold watches. $40 being from the
saloon till. one Of the watches and SO
from man who was in the place at
the time and 800 and a gold watch
from their last victim. At a late hour
they we're still at large, with officers
in pursuit.
The woman came under suspicion by
her actions ct the Fourth National
Bank Monday afternoon, when she pre-
scented q large roll Of new bills Of
small denominations, asking for large
bills In return. Noting the bills close.
~, the teller became suspicious, and
while she was engaged in conversation
the police were notified. When arrest
ed the woman refused to make any ex-
PLANTATION Of where the $500 In her
possession came from. The bills were
on the Helena bank. and though
signed. the serial numbers coincide
with those given In the Pinkerton cir.
cular Advertising the robbery.
Aguinaldo preferes prison. and re-
fuses to attempt the ha'beas corpus
method Of release.
Secretary Of the Treasury Lyman ].
Gage talked TO the bankers Of Milwau-
kee. Among other things, he suggests
that government money be deposited In
national banks. and that there IL too
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