The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1904-03-12
WEEKS D0INGS

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The senate has passed the naval
appropriation bill. i,
Another Brush cabinet crisis ia be
liesed 10 be AZ hand.
The Chicago Federation OF Labor n
hghssns Mayor Harrison,
United Mineworkers wsIl leave the
question hf strike with the local un-
toms.
A second houoarament of Vladi'
voszok Ii reported In which the Japan
ese lost one or two cruisers.
Report on afYaIra or Indian Terri.
tory smacks OF graft on the part o.
osnczsls connected with speculative
concerns.
Springfield. Ohio. mob took
negro who shot detective. from jail, |
hanged him and then rlddied his body |
with bullets,
witneas In the smoot trial says
she wag married after the issuance OF
the manifesto and IN positive Brigham
Young performed the ceremony.
Tho report on influence being exert
I'd by members OF congress to gain In
creases In poatofface rentals. clerk
hire. etc. involves members from all
but Ave states, Oregon. Idaho, Ne
vada. New Hampshire and Rhode Ii.
land.
Field Marshal Won waldersee 10
dead.
The house has passed the Indian APP
preparation bill.
nrnyfus has won an ap.1al for q
revision OF his case.
The United States win not grant
tins GaaHl-sapan cable concession.
odell win not accept The chairman.
ship of the National Republican com
mittee.
Eastern miners refuse TO accept a
reduction In wages and strike Ia
probable.
senasnr Nelson declares American
interests demand she prevent the dis
memberment Of China.
Troops have been sent from Vladi
vostok TO meet the Japanese ad
vance from the south.
President Smith, of the Mormon
church. says congress Ia prying int
HIS domestic affairs without right.
Britain believes the only diplomat
danger lies In continental protes
against the Japanese orean treaty.
Japan has again addressed the pow
ers In reply 10 the Russian confer
ton that she violated rules OF war
An earthquake In New Mexico di
much damage TO property.
Russia welcomes what II terms tn
change In American sentiment.
Adviees from Port Arthur say th
Japanese are again bombarcing tha
place.
The body OF mastodon in goo
state OF preservation has been foun
near Dawson.
Japan has completed the landing {
great force In Corea, and forwar
movement Ia expected soon.
President Smith. In the Smoot tria
says Mormons will defend plural ma
rlages II an attack Is made.
The Japanese fleet has allowed
number OF colllers TO proceed TO Viad
vostok. expecting TO seize the fuel an
supplies when II takes that port.
A hin has been introduced TO allo
the Northern Pacific to sell lane
along the right of way and quiet tit
10 tracts In Portland and other Yves
ern cities.
The Great Northern and Northei
Pacific railways have agreed TO of
homeseekers excursion rates durii
March and April The rate to Il
West and return will be one fare, pl
5000
The hood situation or the Ohio riv
at Toledo Is serious.
King Edward Is confined 10 his roo
on account OF illness.
Senator Hale thinks the navy Is as
ms for too many new ships.
General Kouropatkin viii NAL
Mukden his headquarters.
Chief OF engineers recommend
against the extension OF the Ora,
Harbor getsy.
A high Russian Official says the a
andonment OF Port Arthur would
disastrous to Russia
Ex-President Cleveland denies IN
he ever had a Negro as his guest
luncheon. as reported.
Japanes refugees declare they We
treated In terrible manner by RI
SLAMS at Port Arthur
maniac ran amuck In the war
partment office. shooting one man al
firing at other clerks.
Fearing the approach OF a jar
nese fleet, Russians and noncombi
ants at Yinkow are preparing 70 !
tire.
Secretary Shaw has called on Ii
national banks for $50 geo 900 OF 90
ernment deposits 70 DC applied on 4
price Of the Panama canal
Senator Fulton has Introduced
bin strengthening the present saline
fishing law SO as 70 further restri
nshing and extend the closed seaso
japanese stan leaves for corea, al
troops are expected to advance
once
General Charles Dick has be'
elected to succeed the late Senat
Hanna.
Premier Balfour effectively used Il