Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1903-05-29
NEWS SUMMARY.

Senator Hanna, in an interview,
says he Is not in the race for the
presidency.
Ten men were imprisoned by a
cave-in at Zellers coal mine near
Cloverland, Ind.
Thirty thousand harvest hands will
be imported into Kansas to haD''o
this seasons yield.
One day last week two men froze
to death in Montana, while two died
from heat in New York.
Mulvane. Kansas, was struck by a
cyclone on the 22nd, much damage be-
ing done, but no lives lost.
Mrs. Hargan. wife Of farmer, was
killed by tornado at Lonewoalf. IS
miles west of Chickasha, l. T.
A midnight tornado at st. Charles,
Mimi, wrecked the race track build
ings and killed five race horses.
Nearly the entire population Of St.
Hyacinthe, Quebec, has been rem
dered homeless by disastrous confia-
grafton.
A tornado which passed south OF
Dodge City. Kansas, on the 22nd,
killed a cowboy and fatally injured
Mrs. TiBb Shane.
A tornado passed over Ridgeman
county, Kansas, on the 22nd, destroy
ing Daniel Gleason's house and kill
ing Mabel futile.
Fred Latty, a laborer, and his wife
were found in their home at indie
pendence, Mo-, with their throats cut.
1t was a case of murder and suicide.
Roy c. Butler, a bookkeeper of Den
yer, suicided last week because he
feared paralysis as the result of in
juries received in street car acct
dent
Governor Beckham of Kentucky
has sent two companies of state mill
tia to jackson to preserve order dur
ing the special term of court which
10 to look into the Marcum assassi-
nation.
The historic elm tree planted by
Abraham Lincoln in front of the old
Lincoln home at Springfield, Ills, fell
last week during a heavy wind and
rain storm.
Mrs. Sophia Kruger has been held
to await action of the grand jury at
Cresco, Iowa.. after preliminary
trial. for the murder Of her husband
on April 10.
The bear which was to have been
presented to President Roosevelt by
the cowboys of Arizona will be sent
by express to the chief executive at
Washington.
During an electrical storm at Cla-
rinda. Iowa, John Coons was struck
by lightning and instantly killed. His
7-year-old son was severely shocked
and may not recover.
The Elks' National home at Bed
ford City, Va. was dedicated Thurs
day of last week in the presence OF
fully 5000 people who came from all
sections of the country
1t is generally understood that the
conferences between the Union Pa
cific officials and the representatives
of the striking boilermakers have led
to an amicable settlement of the diff
ferences.
Fighting occurred all day long
Thursday near the Bulgarian village
of Mogil. Details of the fight, which
presumably was between the imperial
forces and insurgent bands, have not
been received.
A father and son named respective
ly Max and Karl Bradl, who were
convicted of murder, have been ex-
ecuted at Stravbing, Bavaria. The
son was beheaded first The father
wept when he was brought to the scat
fold.
AS a result of an explosion
Of five barrels of hydrocarbon In the
Mott Haven yards of the New York
Central road. one man is dead and
two others are in the hospital suffer.
ing from severe burns and other In
juries.
A cyclone struck Vermillion, Kans-.
on the 22nd. The Missouri Pacific
depot was entirely demolished, many
business houses were unroofed and