Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1902-09-12
NEWS SUMMARY.

Anthracite coal is being snlPped 10
New York from London, on account Of
to strike.
Engineer Batsen was severely in
iured in a railway accident at Rock
Springs, Wyo.
in the city of Chicago is shown to be
1885, 1856, s75.
Two electric cars on the Fort SMELL
ing-St. Paul line collided and ten per-
SOUS were injured, none fatally.
The imports of dry goods and mer-
.cbandise at the port of Yew York last
week were valued at sll 1855, $50.
A tornado struck the towns of Abba
and Hiteman, la. In the latter place
several houses were blown away.
Mrs. John Flanagan OF Guthra, o.
L., was burned to death while attempt
ing toslight the fire with kerosene.
At Butte, Mont James Morten has
been sentenced to death for the murder,
at Silver DO ", of Brakeman Williams.
The corporation of Limerick has re-
solved to offer the freedom OF the city
to Generals Botha, Dewet and Delarey.
runaway tram car at Glasgow,
Scotland, ran into three cars waiting
at crossing, twenty persons being In
jured.
At the close of the seventeenth week
of the miners strike both sides to the
con test say they are satisfied with the
situation.
An explosion in a colliery near
Rhymley, England, resulted in the
death of thirteen and the serious in
jury Of seventeen.
In fight between joint raiders and
proprietors in Kansas City, Kan,
Paul Radamacker, a cooper, was
severely wounded.
Michael, the bicyclist, while train
ing. came into terrific collision and
possibly permanently disabled Huret,
the French champion.
In wreck on the Northern Pacific
on the Idaho-Montaua line Engineer
Owens was killed and his fireman and
a tramp severely injured.
Neither the partial nor the total
evacuation of the island of Martinique
has been decided upon by France. The
question has not even been consdeved.
President Roosevelt has placed him
self on record as opposed TO any in
humane use of horses in the coming
cowboy race from Deadwood to Omaha.
Reverend Leslie Armitage, of White
Sulpher Springs, Mont, while hunting,
accidentally shot himself and was
dead when found by searching party.
President Roosevelt's accident has
strengthened the outcry In this
country against the present inadequate
regulations for the control of motor
traffic.
A suit for $75, 900 damages against
the California raisin combine has been
begun in the United States Circuit
court, San Francisco, under the Sher-
man antitrust law.
Twenty-Five masked men, supposed
to be miners, killed 400 sheep on the
Green Horn Mountain, Oregon, be-
cause the sheep we're on what is termed
the miners reserve"
In gale on Gull lake, Michigan,
row boat containing A. c. Miller OF
Battle Creek and Herman Buer and
Henry Buer of Yorkville. Mich, was
ca psized and all three were drowned.
Levi Ashenfelter, whose name was a
terror to the Indians on the Wyoming
frontier in the early days of bloody
warfare with the savages, died near
Covina, CAL, from accidental injuries
sustained while loading hay.
Fisher Million, a negro tried before
Judge Davis in the county court at
Shelleyville. KY, has been found
guilty of vagrancy and sentenced TO
be sold into servitude for a period Of
twelve months, the highest penalty.
Harvey Logan, alias Kid Curry, the
alleged ringleader in the Great North
,rn train robbery in which 10000
worth of unsigned Montana bank bills
we're stolen, has been turned over to
The Federal authorities at Knoxville,
Tenn.
Barcelona police interferred in
workmans' meeting and made several
arrests. A crowd then tried to rescue