Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1903-07-31
NEWS SUMMARY.

Mill, lOuT mcn were hiiltu anu LII
ty passengers injured
During the fiscal year ended June
30th, last, 401057 immigrants arrived
at the New York port.
The first hot winds of the season
blew over central Kansas on the 22nd,
damaging the corn crop.
Burglars blew open the safe of E.
T. Hoyt & Co., at Estherwood, La,
and secured $4,000 in cash.
Hot winds have struck western Ne
braska and are beginning to have
serious effect on growing crops.
The pension agencies of the country
and their dependents this month.
Typhus fever appeared at Glogau
after the subsistence of the floods,
owing to grain rotting in the field.
The Prussian ministry has decided
to devote s2,500,OOO to the relief of
the sufferers of the Silesian flood.
Two persons were killed and score
OF more injured by tornado which
passed over Patterson, N. j.. on the
22nd
A sharp earthquake shock was felt
in the central part of northern Cali
fornia Friday, but no damage was
done.
Internal revenue officers have found
IN the center of the city of Philadel-
phia a complete outfit for distilling
whisky.
Miss Jessie Brader, aged 10, is dead
at Wilkesbarre, Pa, from tetanus- She
is the eighth victim of lockjaw in
this city since July 4th.
One dead and forty-eight injured is
the result of a head-on collision at
sharp curve on the Boston & Wor-
cester street railway near Westboro,
-dass.
Oscar Roberts of Phoenix. Arizona,
has made a new record for steer ty-
ing in the Arizona tournament held
at Mesa City Saturday, tying steer
in 3O1a seconds.
In accordance with the proclama-
niversary of the American occupation
of Porto Rico was celebrated on the
25th as a holiday
The Oldest white woman in British
Columbia died at Vancouver last
week. She was Mrs. Anna Gill, aged
101, native of Ireland, and has lived
in Canada for forty years.
Because she rejected his attentions,
David Agillo shot and killed Mrs.
Celia Dussart at coal camp near Tel
luride, Colo. Should the miners cap
ture Agillo he will be lynched.
Two men were killed and six
wounded, four of them, it is believed,
fatally as the result of a row at ne
gro church at CamaK, Ca, in which
pistols and razors played a deadly
part =
1t is understood that Governor Hunt
Of Porto Rico has indicated his in
tention of relinquishing the island
governorship. When his resignation
will take effect is not known def
nitely.
The London Standards Odessa cor
respondent says that 100000 troops
are being modified from central and
northern garrisons in Russia for i'm
mediate dispatch to the far east If
necessary.
John Bohee, who was widely known
as the Hairless Man." is dead at
Wilkesbarre, Pa. He was the marvel
of physicians, who puzzled in vain to
account for the entire absence of
hair from his body.
Fire at Atom, Ills, believed to have
been started by an incendiary, de-
stroyed a steam laundry, row of
flats and lumber yard, and resulted
in the death of one person and in
juries to six others.
Edward O'Bryan, a retired sea cap
tain and the father of nineteen chill
dren, who was arrested by his wife
for kissing young girls, was fined SIS
or five days in jail in New York City,
Saturday He declared he would not
pay.
Advices from Herzgervia say that
during maneuver march Of an in
fantry regiment from Trebinye to