The Lewiston teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1905, 1902-09-18
WORLDS NEWS SUMMARY
CuLLED FROM DISPATCHES
I Review Of happepinGs In Both
Eastern and Western HemispAeres
During the Past Week-Na ti0nal,
Hist0rical, Political ana Personal
Events Tersely Exp0unaeA.

During the Past Week-NA ttOmols
Historical, Political ana Personal
Events Tersely ExpounAeA.
Five hundred hop pickers Of North
Yakima, Wash. ARE on q strike.
The steam barge Houghton sank at
her dock at Detroit, Mich, recently
and two Of her crew were drowned.
Hon. w. G. Anderson, congressman
from the Tenth district, in Tenn. 1894
1895 lis dead at his home Of tyfoid
fever.
President Roosevelt having put his
stamp Of disapproval ON the proposed
cowboy race from Deadwood, to Oma.
ha, the contest has been abandoned.
Philip Corkin. the oldest engineer ON
the Southern Pacific lines In Oregon,
committed suicide recently in Portland
BY shooting himeH with . revolver.
Chas o. 'Neill, janitor Of the New
York Fruit and Exchange building on
Park place, was probably fatally shot
by his wife who then committed sui.
eide.
Mrs. James McGinn, aged 81, Of
Newcastle, Pa, was found with her
throat cut from ear to ear in pasture
deld at Hubbard, i've miles from
Youngstown, Ohio
An estate estimated to be worth a..
600, 900 was left by B. B. McGregor,
son of the late Standard Oil magnate,
who died at Mamaoroneck after . sur
gical operation.
Five persons were killed recently and
ten were wounded in aconflict between
tibet roops and the strikers at Candida,
. small town Of Apulia, in the extreme
southeastern part Of Italy.
Asheville, N. c., extended q warm
greeting to President Roosevelt last
Tuesday. Fully 10, 900 people occupied
the courthouse square, where the pres
ident addressed them from q stand.
The latest advices from Columbia are
Of War Fernandez have quarreled, and
that the later is developing tendency
to assume illegal and EDITORIAL powers.
A fierce battle was fought recently
at Finaquillo, Venezuela, in which
the revolutionary army under Generals
pletely defeated, thus insuring national
peace
The Great Northen is arming it's
trains in Montana against the hold up
men. Each passenger train is heavily
guarded on account of rumor that an
attembpt would be made to hold them
up.
Mrs. Mollie Westrobe of Clayton,
Miss. who while insane, murdered
and burned her five children near Haz-
elhurst, Miss. June is, committed sui
eide at Greenville, Miss, by jumping
into the river.
E. w. Beneict and two companions
returning from an attempt to lower q
l5-mile cross coutry automobile record,
at Topeka, Kan, lost control of the
machine and were thrown in q ditch
and all seriously injured.
Volcanoes in three mountains, Re-
doubt, Illiamna and Adjustment
Gently. The peculiar circumstance is
that all should be in active eruption at
the same time.
The surrender of the Columbian in
surgents of the government General
Morales Berti and the troops Of his
command at Aqua Dulse, which was
previously reported, and which was
generally believed to have taken place,
has now been confirmed.
The Government has decided against
the sale of liquor in any description in
our Samoan possessions.
Bob Fitzsimmons has sailed with his
theatrical company for ten weeks
tour Of he northwest, going as far east,
as Butte.
Richard Croker announces that he
has disposed of the greater part of the
large stable he had in England because
he found American horses have no
chance in England, as the handicap is
put ON them SO heavily that there is
absolutely no rossibilitiey Of their VIM
ming q race.
In the United States district court
at Boise, Idaho, Louis 8. Desportei
pleaded guilty Of the charge Of em-
bezzling government funds while post
master at Bridges, Idaho. He stole
$3.50 and escaped TO Utah, where he
was caught. He got IL months.
The Steamer Cottage City Of the Pa
elf Coast company, went ashore ON Is
land point, Etelin island, Stickeen
strait 90 lea s0nth of Fort Wran1Al