The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1903-10-29

Palisade, Utah.-Later accounts
give the dead as a result of the col
lision of Tuesday as three.
| st. Paul.-There is peace between
lthai Northern Pacific and it's engi-
n the concessions made being
SSFsret.
2 -s..I2man, Wash.-A. NJ. Stevens,
/ pioneer of Walla Walla and Whitman
counties, is dead of typhoid fever.
aged rs years.
Chioago.-Options on land alons
the projected route of the st. Paul to
the Pacific coast are acknowledged to
have been secured.
! Paris.-Count Lamsdorff. Russian
Hrafgn minister, and suite, Is here
| on a mission to strengthen the
| Franco Russian alliance.
scarcity of straw there will be no
day set apart this year for strewing
the country roads with straw.
Hamilton, wash.-Burglars in the
store of the Eagle Single company
blew open the safe and secured $4,000
New York.-Judge Holt has render
ed a decision in which he holds thai
the stamp tax on manifests of car
goes for foreign ports Is unconstitu-
tional.
Seattle, Wash.-Lieutenant General
Nelson A. Miles, retired, is in the city
looking after property interests. He
denies large holdings in Texas oil
fields.
Paducah, Ky.-Fire last night
threatened to wipe out the entire
business section of the city. About
s25o0o0 damage was done before
control was gained.
Seattle, Wash.-The Oregon. Port
land, Elihu Thompson Corwin. Sadie
karluk and Discovery are on their
way from Alaska points, bringing in
passengers estimated at 1000.
Trinidad, Colt Is expected that
next Monday night 10000 men in the
mines of District No. Is will walk
out under the sanction of John Nit
chell of the United Mine Workers
Seattle, wash.-Mrs. Bonita Gold
man, daughter Of proud Cuban fam
lily, is dead of a broken heart, be-
cause her husband is confined in Jail
on a charge of cashing a bogus check.
Waterville, Wash.-Ezra l.. Sam
ford. GA years old. father of 10 chill
dren and G. A. r. man. is on trial
here for the murder last July of Mrs.
Catherine M. Sanford. Insanity is
to be the defense.
Rossland, =. C.-Dick Bragdon has
been sentenced to two years for bring
ing stolen property from North
Yakima into this country. the Yakima
authorities furnishing evidence when
extraditim failed.
Walla wa11a, Wash.-An appreci-
able decline in the shipments Of fruit
and vegetables Is felt here because
of the shut down of the mines in
Montana, this county having furnish
ed many carloads of produce for Mon
| tana consumption.
Tekoa, Wash.-With the completion
of the Catholic, Dunkard and Free
| Methodist edifices there will be seven
| religious denomina tfons in their own
houses here. the others being the
Baptists. Congregationals. Metho-
dists and Christians.
| Wardner, Idaho.-The Grocers' as
ISOLATION of Wardner and Kellogg has
| been organized here with these Of
| ficers: President, John Toner; vice
president. J. B. Cox; secretary. r. l.
Brainard; treasurer Judge FRANKLIN
The officers, with Charles Freel. will
constitute the board Of directors.
Davenport, wash.--The count,
commissioners. acting under the new
law, have chosen the new road com
missioners as follows: Fl. w. Nc
Innis of Sprague. First district, the
southern part of the county; r. A
Rife of Reardan, Second district. the
northeastern part of the county
George Sherrod of Wilbur, THIRD dis
trict. the northwestern part Of tn,
| county