Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1902-04-10
NEWS SUMMARY.

There were 93s deaths during the
past week from cholera at Jedda.
Twenty-one people were killed in an
accident at football game in Glasgow.
fire at the silk manufacturing town
OF Fukui, Japan, has destroyed 1000
houses.
Little progress has thus far been
made in peace negotiations in South
Africa.
Hod-carriers and building laborers in
Chicago are on strike for an advance
in wages.
The plague situation is growing
worse in the Punjab, over 10, 900 deaths
being reported monthly.
There has been total of I66 cases
and l19 deaths from cholera in Manila
since the disease first broke out.
Careful computation gives the
| strength of the scattered Boer COM
mandoes at between 5000 and 1900
men.
| Conditions in the province of Batan-
gas and Laguna, Luzon, are satisfac-
tory and rifles are being turned in
daily.
| Ben Jones white fisherman, his wife
| and eleven children living in boat
house near Riverton, Ala, are reported
drowned.
In the Nelson mine explosion at
Day ton, Tenn, sixteen were killed,
leaving ffty-eight orphans and four
teen widows.
In Amsterdam the differences be-
tween the diamond workers and their
employers have been settled and work
was resumed.
In Christiania, Norway, laborers to
the number of 1000 are being hired for
railroad work in Canada by an Ameri-
can congressman.
The dock laborers at Fiume, Hun
gary, have again struck for an increase
of wages and work at that port is prac-
tically at standstill.
Forty vessels have been reported
missing at Yokohama since the storm
of April 3rd, and there have been un-
doubtedly many fatalities at sea.
A party of Turks recently ambushed
200 Bulgarian outlaws in the noun
tain of Kirzu, killing several of the
band and capturing the remainder.
1t is said that representatives of an
: American agricultural machinery syn
Z dicate have requested permission to
D erect warehouses in Russia and to sell
directly TO the peasants.
; The food did about 81, 900 damage in
q Morgan county, Tenn. Farms and
+, fencing were badly washed out andthe
! country sustained about $4,000 dam
r age to bridges and roads.
i Twelve women, followers of Mrs. Car
: rie nation, all heavy veiled, raided a
+ 'joint" at Eddyville, KY, smashing
the large mirrors and other furniture
and destroying several cases of liquor.
# The Macedonians are accused of hor-
y u rible atrocities, of which it is hard to
>, obtain confirmation. 1t is reported
of that they skinned one Turk alive,
OF stuffed the skin and carried it about as
ld a trophy.
- The national league baseball season
will open Oh April 18th and close on
A October 4tb The schedule consists OF
" 140 games, each club playing ten
:, games with the other clubs on the
a. home grounds.
| II hac fSert as
of an important decree amending the san
- itary code in tie federal district, di
recting that care shall be taken here
after to insure the purity of milk
m dairy products, bread, lard, etc.
,es Trouble is feai ed by the Mexical
ng government from the Yaqui Indians
Mexican soldiers have taken all of tn
on water holes in the district inhabite
IN by the Y~,uis and intend to drive ther
va out of the country in this manner.
eNs AS a result Of the closing of the uni
,ri versity in Belgrade by the government
ese the students started "a riot whie
rhe ended in a conflict with the polic'
=, os Many on both sides were injured an
the leaders of the riot were arrested.
The two sheep dogs which, after Il
10, blizzard in December, watched for TO
Ses ';e ty days beside the1rozen body OF the
oo. master. w. II. Moody, on the Laram
yet plains, have been shipped to relativ
res. of the deceased residing at Deeatu
Ark.
a. Much greater progress has been ma
%, toward planting sugar beets at Low
ooo land. Colo, than at the same time Ia
NJ year. Much of the land was plough
,mi. last fall, and in most cases the seed
for is now almost ready. Seeding beg
last week.
ting General Jacob II. Smith, = mal
lich ing the American forces on the isla
was of Samar, has arrived at Manila
'esi- testify ip the case of Major Waller
AXE of the marine corps General Smi
cur saws the armisliee in Samar is bel
kept faithfully.
re- John Bells of Cherry Creek, eights
as miles east of Norris, Mont, was fata
Tue shot by Alfred J. sheldon, The n
q had quarreled over a fence diyid
y u their property. 1t is alleged y
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