The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1903-10-26
TeIegraphIc Briefs.

Truckee, Ca1.-The big lumber mill
here has burned, entailing a loss of
1000, 600 feet of lumber in the yards.
Forsythe, Mont.-Two sticks of
dynamite were found on the Northern
Pacific tracks near Rosebud yester-
day.
washington.-Rear Admiral Bowles
recommends the building of new
drydock at the Puget Sound navy
yard.
Butte, Mont.-Ella Davis has COM
mitted suicide because her lover left
the city after the mines were closed
down.
London.-John Redmond declares
that the time has come to wage a
campaign against emigration from
ireland.
Tacoma.-Chester Murray was kill
ed yesterday at Roy by being hit
with a baseball bat during the prog
ress of ball game.
Colfax, wash.-Daniel Farley, Pa
louise rancher. and William Boggs of
Elberton are here awaiting examina-
ton as to their sanity.
Port Angeles, wash.-The brig
Tanner is ashore six miles from here
with the waves breaking over her.
She will be total loss.
Wallace, Idaho.-The curfew law Is
to be rightly enforce and the young
sters who have roamed the streets
will he FOL L. int
Lewiston, Idaho.-Louis Roberts
has been arrested by Deputy Sheriff
Moore for stealing horse belonging
to L. w. Clark of Lapwai.
Pullman, wash-A Socialist club
has been organized here, with Dr. c.
II. Russell chairman. F. II. Krenz
secretary and ]. w. King treasurer.
Rossland, B. C.-The statement is
given out that the LIE Roi is drifting
to open an ore body 100 feet wide
on its lowest level, 1850 feet down.
New YORK; cave-in of the roof
of the subway tunnel at One Hundred
and Ninety-ffth street resulted in
the loss of the lives of ten workmen.
spangle, wash.-A birthday party
was given by Ethel Heaton, the
61year-old daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Games Heaton, to 20 of her little girl
friends
Everett, Wash.-A party of officials
of the American Smelling & Refining
company are here looking over the
Everett smelter, which may be opened
shortly
waI1a Walla, wash.--An edifice to
cost $12. 900 is soon to be erected by
the Wilbur Memorial church, a large
part of the cost having been already
subscribed.
Tacoma.-The steamship Lyra has
arrived from Manila with 2,142. 900
pounds of hemp, the largest cargo
brought to this port by an Asiatic
liner In many years.
Marion, Ind.-Jesse Mcclure has
killed his two sons because their
mother refused to see him. Mcclure
has been taken to Indianapolis for
Bookkeeping from lynchers.
Boston.-One demonstration direct
cd against the girls who are taking
The places of the striking district
messengers boys took place yesterday
but it was speedily quelled by the
police
Pendleton, ore.-As result of
Mayor Hailey'S closing of gambling
1t Is predicted that the next munich
pal election will be upon that ques-
ton alone and bitter war is ex-
pected.
Portland, Ore.-The monument to
the veterans of the civil. Indian, Mex
lean and Spanish wars was unveiled
In Lone Fir cemetery yesterday, the
only monument Of it's kind in the
world.
washington.-President Roosevelt
last evening addressed an audience
of 1000 people at the public open air
meeting of missionaries at Mount st.
Adams on Intelligent Service to
God and to the State"
Lewiston, Idaho.-The supreme
court convened today. One of the
lates to the constitutionality of the
STATE deposit law ana the powers or
the board of deposit.
New Haven, Conn.-Mrs. w. J.
Bryan Is expected to testify in the
Bennett will case as to the part she
had In receiving instructions from the
deceased when he made his will CIV
Ing her husband $4,000.
San Bernardino, Cal.--Ah Lee, Chi
hese restaurant keeper at Daggett
with his last coin hit the wheel for
$1,000. The Salt Lake road construc-
fion crews furnish plenty of oppor-
tunity for gambling at Daggett.
Great Falls, Mont.-The Great
Northerns storage reservoir dam al
Wolf Creek has been torn down by
Indians. who feel that the storage OF
water there causes a shortage OF
water for irrigation purposes. The
hand Of the government is seen ir
this move.
Washington. - General Gillespie
chief Of engineers, has recommended
an appropriation of 100000 for the
Columbia river at Fhree-milef rapids
$4,000 for canal at the Cascades
and 100000 for the mouth of tn,