The Colfax gazette. [volume] (Colfax, Wash.) 1893-1932, 1903-11-06

Nj. NJ. Estee; George H Carter score.
tary OF Hawaii, to be governor of the
same to succeed Dole.
The campaigns in the various states
where elections occur on November 3.
are closing. New York state and Ohio
nave seen the most enthusiastic canvass
known IN several years.
Sunday, November 1.
Sensational allegations of wilIfuI mis-
statements, Justification, swindling and
fraud IN the organization and foata-
tlon OF the United States Shipbuilding
Company; OF attempts to mislead and
deceive the investing public by erroneous
statements and a deliberate ATTEMPT TO
wreck the company by withholding
earnings are the latest developments in
New York.
A bloody battle has been fought near
Lusk, WyO., between a aheriff's posse
and band OF % Crow Indians under
Charle Carries Elk. The Indians had
oeen slaughtering game and killing the
cattle and sheep belonging to the
settlers.
The funeral Of Mrs. Emma Booth
Fucker, who was killed in railroad
wreck IN Missouri, was held in New York
thousands followed the remains to the
burial place.
Crestline, Ohio, and vicinity was
Turned into a panic by a terrible ex
plOeion, Many buildings were shaken
ana IN some instances the walls fell. Two
cars OF dynamite exploded 10 the Penn
sViVania railroad yards, causing the px-
citeiheht. 1t is not known how many
persons were killed, but many are miss
ing.
The large plant of the Anvil Printing
Company Of West Philadelphia has been
destroyed by fire, causing a loss of over
$ZoO,OOO- Surrounding property was
damaged to the eeXtent of 100000.
Monday, November z.
A second battle between shpriffs
posses augmented by volunteers from
adjoining ranches, and the Crow In
dams, Is said to have been fought near
Horse Shoe, WyO. Nine Indians are re-
ported Killed outright and 10 captured.
The expressmen's strike in St. Louis
has been declared off and the men are
returning to work.
Joseph Craddock negro. was
lynched by mob, composed principally
OF blacks, at TaylOrtOwn, La. Grad
dock had killed Wesley Cham bers, an
other negro, with an ak.
The yellow lever situation in Texas
remains practically unchanged. There
have been some new cases and some re-
coVerles. 1t is thought that the health
board is getting the plague under con.
troll.
The Woman's Foreign Missionary So
clety OF the Methodist Episcopal church
II IN session in Baltimore All Of the
old officers have been reelected.
1t is estimated that the financial loss
caused by the dynamite explosion ut
Crestlne, Ohio, is about $4,000 No
one was killed, but dozens of people were
injured.
Tuesday, November
Good weather prevailed throughout
all OF the eastern states and the elec
hons passed off quietly, except in Mary
land, where several fights occurred and |
two persons were killed.
A fire at Troy, N Y, ragged for over
two hours, destroyed several large build |
ngs and caused a property loss Of over
100000.
Two people are dead end TIN ee wound
ed as the result of trouble between
whites and blacks at Lake Village, Ark.
The restoration host" Of John Alex
ander DOwie has returned to Zion CITY.
near Chicago. after a campaign in New
York City. The return of the host was
made the occasion for celebration at
LiOu City.
President Roosevelt cast his vote at
Oyster Bay at 9;55 o'clock, after which
ne took a drive to Sagnmore Hill, re-
turning to Washington the same day.
Excitement prevails among the col
pred citizens of Morgan Park, Chicago.
as the result of the posting of pIacards
giving notice to all colored persons to
cave within 4S hours.
Charter IA Extaudad