Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1902-12-05
NEWS SUMMARY.

time.
Eruptions of Santa Maria continu
and the town of Quezeltenango
ruined
Andrew Carnegie, who has been dan
| gerously i'll in London, is on the roa,
to recovery.
Bunce Quarles of Bonneville, Mo-, /
dead from injuries received in a foot
ball game. :
Mrs. Kate Vance, colored woman
of Newton. Kans., is dead at the ag.
of 1913 years.
Railroad and express companies have
decided to pay $1,000 piece for deac
train robbers.
Two parents have been arrested in
Philadelphia on suspicion of poisoning
children for insurance.
Russian convicts are said to be starv.
ing themselves to death in Siberia be-
cause OF cruel treatment.
In an alteration over 25 cents at
Moultrie, Ca, Thomas Johnson shot
and killed Charles Moore.
Italian authorities have decided to
establish wireless telegraphy between
Genoa and Buenos Ayres.
Bert McNutt, aged &c, suicided at
Des Moines, Ia, on his wedding day.
No cause known for the deed.
In wreck near indianapolis, three
passengers were seriously injured and
a dozen or more slightly hurt.
Frau Krupp has given $3.50, 900 TO es-
tablish a benefit fund for the workmen
in memory of her late husband.
John L. Sullivan, former champion
heavyweight prize fighter of the world,
has filed a petition in bankruptcy.
A revolution has been started in Haiti
by Minister of War Nord, who is
on the capital with an army.
Seven union linemen have been given
heavy sentences for violating an in
junction during the New Orleans strike.
The strike at Marseilles has tied up
shipping and the seamen's union
threatens to close every port in France.
The gold standard scheme for Siam
las become law and the mints have
been closed to the free coinage of
silver.
Two men with rifles attempted to
lold up a train near Independence,
DO, but were scared away by the
rainmen
The annual report of the postmaster |
'eneral pronounces the rural delivery |
great success and shows smaller pos
al deficit
Senator Hanna declares that he does /
ot intend to resign as senator nor a.
hartman of the National Republican
ommittee.
Mrs. Written, arrested at Dexter,
ie., for poisoning her daughters for
fe insurance money. suicided by hang
ng herself.
President Roosevelt has accepted the
j omission of the chiefs of Tutuila,
amoan islands, and given each a chain
nd a medal
Reports of army officers shows that
ne abolition of the canteen has had a
ad effect on the health, mortality and
iscipline of the soldiers.
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White Buffalo, an Indian, has brought
criminal libel case against Wichita
,wspaper correspondent, who accused
m of several murders.
General De Wet has published his
DRY of the war in South Africa, in
hich he says defeat was due TO the
sloyslty of the Beers.
Nosely Reynolds, aged 16. was killed
,ring battle with robbers who were
ying to rob the bank in which he was
aployed at Westville, Ind.
The secretary of agriculture has pro-
bited the shipment of cattle, sheep
ID hogs from New England states
cause of hoof and mouth diseases.
Officials of the Western Federation
Miners say they will not become
to the American Federation
long as Gompers is at the head of it.
Mint Director Roberts says that the |
mt facilities are increasing and the
mand for coin decreasing. He rec +
lmends closing the New Orleans a
Mt
rhe navy department is advised of
, arrival of the torpedo fiotilla at
Zebra, uuder command of Lloyd
andler. The Scorpion and Leyden 4
% are reported there.
Responding to protest over APP
e South To ro1iro I u