Camas Prairie chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1901-1917, 1902-12-05
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\ Review Of HappenIno
Eastern end Western W.!
During the Past week
Historical, Political and.
Events TerseIy Expoundsd.

~Pounue0<
Among the presidents cans.
" was Cardinal Gibbons
The family of General I,ev n
is quite alarmed over an9jIb.
which he has been SUFFERING
The annual report of tha
of the navy has been maS5
Among other comments ~ IN
lowing:
Three men were recently ki,..
sawmill at Bulger, near Kdnwo,,s
dead are: c. A. Cruder, Albs,t
istant, Arnold Declamar.
DR.. Parker, who recently aied i,
don, was one of the most n,o,,
clergymen in Great Britain srs
haps the first pulpit orator a NJ
Fire in the factory buildine /
Broadway, N. Y, caused si0osOa
ages recently. Purcell Bros. ,m,'
manufacturers, sustained los.
about $4,000.
The associated press learns ~,
portant steps have been taken Il \
don with a view to SATISFYING a
financial and diplomatic chains 1,
eign powers and bondholders g.
Venezuela.
Stanford's eleven found Ii rath.,
easy matter recently to defeat the
versity OF Urah eleven. Three Il,
downs in the first half and three h /
second half were scored by the II.
Californians.
Constabulary Inspector Hepal
who has been in Samar island
killed recently by a band Of ladrul
His detachment of constabuIary
routed and Hendrix, with one solaF
was surrounded and killed.
Edward F. Croker, chief Of The
Y. City fire department, who recs
was tried on series of CHARGE Y
declared guilty by Commissu
Sturgis and was dismissed from
service, the dismissal to take effect
December l..
The most imperative need Of n
navy today is of additional Office
1t invites the instant attention
congress. The administration q q
department is embarrassed almI
daily by the lack of officers Bel
command rank.
One of the worst fires that ever i
tied the Rat Portage lumber disti
occurred recently at Norman, d
and spread swiftly through imnal
piles of lumber to the docks and III
the docks to boats until stopped
that direction by the waters ed
After eluding arrest for seVs
months, Charles F. Kelley, the for
speaker of the st. Louis house
delegates, who is wanted in St 10
in connection with the bribery csI
was arrested in Philadelphia on
arrival from Europe, where he
been for the last few months.
Florence Burns, the young Brook
woman who was accused and
exonerated of the murder of her sV
heart, Walter Brooks, in New York
some months ago, was mar
recently to Charles w. Wildr
Wildrick is son of Lieutenant Coll
Abram c. Wildrick, U. S. A., who
in 1894.
The board of agriculture has eli
the ports of the United King
against the importation of anil
from Maine, New Hampshire, Vern
Massachusetts, Connecticut and RI
Island. The order takes effect Jan
B. Cargoes arriving in the meanV
will be the subject of the specia
vestigation.
1t has been officially announce
the national headquarters of the
workers that when the miners
In national convention in Januar
prepare a new wage scale Seer
Wilson will report the amour
money given by them to aid thu
thracite striking miners. 1t is
derstood that the total is more
100000.
An inquiry instituted in the seal
concerning the late Herr KruI
Capri island is said to have COM
ly cleared Herr Krupp's chars
and that in consequence the go
ment will prosecute the newspi
which made the defamatory staten
1t is stated that the accuse
against Herr Krupp have been u
to German painter resident in {
whose arrest was ordered.
painter disappeared.
Charles Dykes and kid" Mu
who are charged with having Il
lied Rifle, Colo, on Thursday,
70, by shooting at everything in
and with having raided Sc
ranches and wounded David Wo
were captured in the mountain
Deputy Sheriff ]. G. Emerson
posse of five men, who followed
trail for eight days. Dykes and
ply were without food for several
and were almost exhausted
taken. 1t is alleged that they wei
sisted in their fight by Miss Bile
better known as "Silver Bess," an
has been arrested.