Camas Prairie chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1901-1917, 1901-10-18
WORLDSMNSBRIEFLY told
cU1LED FROM DISPATCHES
Complete Review of Happenings In
Both Eastern and Western Hemis-
pheres for the Past Week-Natfon-
nj, Historical, Political and Per-
sOnal Events TerseIy Expounded.


sonal Events TerseIy Expound~d.
Sir Thomas Upton has decided TO
keep Shamrock ii. in America this
winter with view to racing her next
year.
The big creamery near Arlington,
Wash, owned by the Hollanders, was
completely destroyed by fire recently.
Loss, $4,000.
AL Weinig got the decision over Dan
Creedon in the sixth round OF what
was to have been 20-round bount at
the International Athletic club, Fort
Erie, N. Y.
State Superintendent of Prisons Col
Inns has given orders that Czolgosz,
the murderer of President Mckinley.
must not be the subject of notoriety
while in Auburn prison awaiting cleo
trocution. He must not be seen and
visitors must not be permitted to en-
ter any part of the prison where knowl-
edge might be gained Of his location.
The warden of the prison has been
instructed to inform the guards and
other employees of the prison that the
divulging of any information concern
ing him or his doings will be consid-
will be dealt with accordingly.
Peter Francis was shot and killed
last night at his ranch, 40 miles from
Price. Utah, by Dave Russell, stage
driver.
One of the largest smelling plants
on the Pacific coast is to be erected
at Darlington, to cost between $4,000
and 100000.
Professor William Robinson, well
known to theatrical people throughout
the United States, dropped dead of
heart disease in Ogden. Utah, recently.
Rear Admiral w. s. Schley has end
ed his active career in the navy. He
will now go on the retired list by oper-
atoms of law on account of the age
limit. His retirement will have no
effect whatever on the court OF in
quiry.
Carrie Nation is in jail at Wheeling,
w. Va. because she will not pay a
fine of $50, give peace bond or leave
town. She entered saloon here, &C,
companied by 400 men and women, but
the police arrested her before she
could do anything. She was given the
alternative of getting out of town OF
going to Jail for 80 days. Habeas
corpus proceedings will be brought
for her release.
The action Of greatest Importance
taken by the triennial Episcopal con
vention was the adoption by the house
of bishops, by vote of 81 to 81. oil
canon SO, which relates to the sol
cmnization of matrimony. All of its
provisions had Professionally been
agreed to except those contained In
Section A, which forbade the marriage
of persons divorced for any cause no;
existing before marriage.
The Cape Town Gazette has pro
claimed martial law in the districts Of
Cape Town, Wynberg. Port Elizabeth
and East London. The proclamation
Is the outcome of the recent visit Of
the premier of Cape Colony, Sir Johr
Gordon, and the under secretary Of
native affairs in South Africa, j. Ross
lines, to the British high commission
er, Lord Miner. 1t places under mill
tary control the few points in Capt
Colony hitherto exempted and the con
stitution is therefore suspended owe
the entire colony. This action prob
ably foreshadows the commencement
of vigorous measures which those OIL
the spot are understood to believ'
necessary to end the war. Martial Law
will be modified in it's application t
the ports by leaving the docks, rail
roads and harbors under the contro
OF the civil authorities. Military rul
will be mitigated in some other re
spects.
Chicago meat packers, it is said, ar
selling meat cheaper in Havana than il
Chicago.
The New York Central railway will
expend $7,000,000 in electrically equiv
ping suburban lines.
Germany's total exports to Chin
amounted last year to over 81. 600, 900
the imports from China to about IS
100000.
During the first half OF this year 26
textile mills were built, Of which IA,
were cotton, So, knit goods and rs mi:
cellaneous.
In dense fog the Canadian Pacifi
steam Hating, from Skagway to Var
couver, went ashore at Tucker bay, Jal
Wis island, and Is now hard and fas
on the rocks.
The East Liverpool. Ohio, city reset
voir, containing 100000 gallons G
water, burst today and caused $4,000
damages. No lives were lost, but tw
scores of people had marrow escape:
The department of agriculture al