Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1902-04-04
NEWS SUMMARY.

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Portland, Ore.
In collision between two electric
cars at Joliet, ILL., last week, three
people were killed and many injured.
Mrs. G. b. Walker shot and killed j.
s. Judd at Chicago last week Mrs.
Walker alleges he tried to assault her.
In Red Key, Ind, Charles Shepard, a
barber, last week shot his wife and
himself Both are probably fatally
injured.
Emil Meysen barger. st. Louis al
derman, convicted of bribery, has been
sentenced to three years in the peni-
Tertiary.
The French chant Der of deputies
unanimously adopted the till providing
for the participation of France in the
st. Louis exposition.
Imports of wheat into Liverpool last
week were 40, 600 quarters from Allan
tic ports, 5000 from Pacific ports, and
$1,000 from other ports.
The building occupied by the Ameri
can embassy in London will, be in the
hands of decorators and painters for
several weeks, in preparation for the
coronation.
Col. Grimm, the Russian officer who
is charged with revealing Russian mil
itary secrets to Germany, has been ia
ken to ST. Petersburg and placed in
close confinement.
James Towns, his wife and their
eight-year-old daughter were found
dead in bed in Chicago last week.
They had been asphyxiated by gas
from the kitchen range.
and at one time one of the wealthiest
men in Alabama, shot and killed Mary
Hansen, a negress, and then commits
ted suicide, one day last week.
Mrs. Mary Hiveley, wife of a promi-
nent Slrmer twelve miles east of War
saw, Ind, was seized with an attack OF
epilepsy, fell into a pan of boiling
sugar water and was scalded to death.
Edward Stillman has been arrested
at Newark, N. j., on charge of de-
sertion, preferred by woman who al
leges she is his fourth wife. Stillman
is said to admit that he has three
wives.
Governor Dole of Hawaii will go to
Washington in answer to dispatch
received from Senator Carter in Wash
ington, stating that President Roose-
welt wants to consult with the gov
ernor.
Preliminary steps have already been
taken by the United States government
to locate the naval and coaling stations
10 Cuba which, by the terms of the
Plat amendment, are to be coded by
treaty.
The continuation last week of the
court-martial of Major Waller of the
marine corps, who is charged with the
execution without trial of natives on
Samar island, has developed no new
features.
Over study is believed by the physi-
clans to have completely shattered
the mind of William Schultze, chief
chemist of the General Chemical COM
pany of Jersey City, Passaic and BAY
onne, N. j.
In Cincinnati, C. H. Pendleton, a rea'
estate dealer, shot and instantly killed
Mrs. Anna Baker. The parties lived
on adjoining lots in the east end of the
city. They had quarreled about di
vision fence.
The mineral production of Canals
during the year 1901, according to the
preliminary statement of the geologi
cal survey, was valued at 500, 407, OBJ, OF
which s42, 1874, 900 was metallic and s26,
2s7, 900 non-metallic.
Rev. Father j. H. Brinker, pastor of
the Catholic church at La Junta, Colo,
was seriously, perhaps fatally, wound
ed by the accidental discharge OF re-
volver. 1t is supposed that the revolt
yer fell from a table to the floor and
was discharged.
New York District Attorney Jerome
is quoted as having said that he will
move the second trial of Roland b.
Mollineux, on the charge of causing |
the death of Mrs Kate Adams through |
poisoned powder sent by mail, some |
time in the middle of May.
Bill Seigler, a negro charged with |