The Kootenai herald. [volume] (Kootenai, Idaho) 1891-1904, 1903-02-20
WORLDS NEWS SUMMARY
cULLED FROM ASSOCIATED
PRESS DISPATCHES.
4 Review of Happenings In Botsh
Eastern and Western Hemispheres
Historical, Political and Personal
Events TerseIy Told.
Mont Pelee is active again.

Susan b. Anthony is e1ghty-three
years old.
The Odd Fellows Temple company
of Cincinnati has assigned.
A terrinc lubricant visited Budapest
recently and did enormous damage.
Secretary Wilson entertained the
president at cabinet dinner recently.
The weather has been extremely
cold at Dawson for the past 10 days,
the thermometer going as low as 66
degrees below zero.
In the senate recently the law legal
izing professional Sunday baseball in
all cities in Indiana of 10000 popula-
ton and over was killed
Seventeen letter carriers have been
suspended from the San Francisco
postofhce for alleged political activity
during the November campaign.
President Palma is ready to sign the
naval coaling stations agreement ON
receipt of President Roosevelt's APP
prevail of certain minor changes.
After being out for AZ hours, the jury
in the case of DIR. J. G. Alexander,
charge with grave robbing in Indian
apolis, failed to reach an agreement
and was discharged.
The New York Evening Telegram
prints an interview with William j.
Bryan in which Mr.. Bryan said he
would not be a candidate for the dem
ocratic nomination next year.
Governor Mcbride has signed the
bill giving King county, Wash, fifth
superior judgship and Immediately OPP
pointed r. B. Albertson, ex-speaker OF
the legislature, to fill the newly Great
ed position.
Plate glass window fronts of four
of the finest Kansas avenue saloons
and two drug stores, in Topeka, Kan,
were smashed recently with an axe by
Miss Blanche Boise, disciple of Mrs.
Carrie Nation.
In a duel at resort at Galena, Kan,
Charles Trotter and Earl Gent emp
Il tied their revolvers at each other.
Trotter was hit in the neck and Shout
der and fatally wounded and Gent was
shot in the leg.
The most successful winter carnival
of the six given in RosslGnd, B. c.,
concluded Saturday night Nelson
won the hockey championship in a
bitterly contested match with the Vic
torias of ROssland.
5 The blizzard which has been raging
over southern Wyoming for the past
three days is over, but has been fol
lowed by weather so intensely cold
that stOckmen, especially sheepmen,
are very apprehensive.
One person was cremated, two fatal
ly hurt, two others seriously injured
and seven buildings totally destroyed
n by fire in Tarentum, a village IL miles
G north of Pittsburg recently. Ray
Craig, aged 10, was cremated while
r his father was trying to rescue him.
/. An immense crowd was attracted to
g the senate recently to hear the invo-
cation of General William Booth, foun-
e der and commander in chief of the
d Salvation Army. Among the occu-
e pants of the galleries were Booth
If Tucker, the generals chief assistant
r and son in law, and a large number OF
SalvatiOnists.
a The great prevalence of smallpoS
# in the coke region near Uniontown
Is Pa, has prompted the officials of the
h H. c. Prick Coke company to issue an
N order calling for the free vaccination
n of all its employees and their families
AS the Prick company has about so,
N 600 men on it's pay rolls, this order
a will affect about 100000 persons.
of Senator Turner has been selected
a one of the subcommittee of the com
~ mittee on interoceanic canals to sc
n lect permanent quarters for the 18th
milan canal commission in Washington
and also on the subcommittee charged
u with fixing the salaries of the com
- missioners. The other members o
. the subcommittee are Kittridge o
- South Dakota and Willard of Nebraska
80 Mackenzie & Mann, promoters of tn,
. Canadian Northern railway, one of tn,
new transcontinental lines being con
~ structed in Canada, north of the ter
ritOry covered by the Northern Pacific
have concluded a deal whereby the.
become owners of the Great Northern
railway of Canada, line in operation
from Hawkesbury to Quebec, with COZ
in nectiOns which afford an entrance
the American Atlantic seaboard.
ma The New York World says that fror
ST evidence brought in the United State
circuit court it appears that Empero
re Williams sudden and mysterious II
ne call OF Baron Won Holleben, Germa
ambassador at Washington, closely TO
ar lowed charges that he had used hi