Camas Prairie chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1901-1917, 1904-03-04
NEWS SUMMARY
cuLLEp FROM DISPATCHES OF
THE ASSOCIATED PRESS.
a Review Of Happenings In Both
Eastern and Western HeInIspheres
During the Past Week-National.
Historical, Political and Personal
Events Tersely Told.


Two workmen were killed and nine
injured by falling wall in the burned
Baltimore district Twelve men were
caught in the crash. OF these one was
killed outright and another buried in
the ruins.
William E. Malone, a Denver, Col,
saloonkeeper, horseman and politician,
who was shot by City Detective Sam
uel Enrich. died from the effects of
his wound.
The senate committee on public
buildings and grounds has ordered a
favorable report on the bill appro-
priating $2,000,000 for a postoffice site
in New York City in connection with
the Pennsylvania railway station.
The cruiser Cincinnati has left
Shanghai for Chemulpo as the relief
of the cairo. which is ON the way to
the Philippines.
Frank Ellison, known as "Biff," a
familiar character in New York, is
dead of pneumonia. He is said to have
been the youngest officer in the Union
army, having run away from his home
in Philadelphia and received lieu
tenants commission at the age of Is.
1t is announced that martial law at
Telluride, Col, will be continued in
definitely. Governor Peabody had pre-
pared an order abrogating martial
aw, but it has been Cancelled owing
to threats of exiled strikers to re-
urn to that camp.
Mrs. G. B. Fountain and her moth
er, Mrs. A. Hogue, of Valley Junction,
iowa, were crushed to death in an
elevator accident at the Iowa state
nouse.
Charles Wardrip has been hanged
| in the state prison at San Quentin.
Cal, for the murder of Hugh DUFFY in
sacramento on February II, 1902. He
made no statement on the scaffold and
met his death bravely.
Prince Henry, the youngest son OF
Prince Henry of Prussia, is dead. He
was four years of age and had been
i'll for some time.
The United States torpedo fotilla,
escorted by the auxiliary cruiser Buff
falo, left Port Said on it's way to Ma
Mia.
Jack Root of Chicago and George
Gardner Of Lowell, Mass, fought six
round draw recently. The fight was
fast throughout.
1t is said that there will be a dis
solution of parliament within six
weeks, and if, as is expected, the lib
erals are returned to power, King Ed
ward will summon Lord Spencer, lib
eral leader in the house of lords, tc
form cabinet.
Bunau-Varilla from Panama has re
i signed, after an exchange of ratiica
rions of the Panama treaty. M. Blu
lnau-Varilla expects to remain in this
country for a fortnight and will theI
go to Paris to look after private bust
ness. 1t is possible the Panama gov
eminent will wish Bunau-Varilla to re
main in charge of the legation unit
ais successor, DR.. Arosemona, arrives
It is possible the minister will consen
TO extend his mission.
The statue of Frederick the Great
, which Emperor William is giving t.
the American people, will be unveiled
, and formally presented on October 20
, rhe occasion will be made a great in
lernational event.
Amos B. Ayres, heavy stockholde
, in one of the largest wholesale dr.,
goods houses in st. Louis, COMMITTEES
, suicide at his home by taking carboli
, acid. He was 62 years old and ha
been in ill health.
II Edward De la Brousse, who shot an
! killed Marie Jordan and shot himself
has been convicted of murder in tn
( drst degree at San Francisco, with tn
| penalty fixed at Imprisonment for life
) United States Consul General Guer
tner in a report to the department c
. commerce and labor, says that tn
I imports of American apples at Han
!. burg from September Is to Decembe
r 81, 1902, amounted to 97,647 barrels.
oil Seventy-five craters and hangers en-
e ployed by the Parry MANUFACTURER
n company, at the head of which is
VI. Parry, president of the Nations
!. Manufacturers association, struck r,
j. Gently on account of a cut in wage
{ All the men are nonunion men. The
were paid off and discharged. TIL
D men say they have been cut from
9 to 81 cents per piece since octobe
l. and struck against an additional C,
!. of 2 cents.
vi The situation in the Balkans. wit
" which Russia, italy and Austria, al
e so closely connected, although it he
It apparently improved somewhat du
= ing the last few days, still occasion
e much anxiety. 1t is no longer seer
n that Boris Sarafotf. the Macedonia
n leader, came to Italy with the primo
pal object of deciding on course
@ action with Ricciotto Garibaldi, WI
heretofore has not approved Of an is
g. lated movement on the part of Il
" Macedonians. In an interview the tv
n leaders agreed upon plan which W
a. result in a general rising in the BIZ
:, bans should naceSsity arise.