Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1904-04-15
NEWS SUMMARY.

winter gold cleanup viii probably
reach 81 ,0O9. 900.
A hurricane has caused consider
abled smage to property at Monte
yideo. Uruguay Several vessels were
| driven ashore in the harbor.
In the Imperial Medical academy at
St Petersburg, a short course OF con-
versational Japanese has been intro
duced for the benefit OF the Japanese
wounded prisoners
The Moscow Gazette publishes .
( historical review of the Russo-Amerf-
can relations. concluding: Hence
forth the Americans will be styled the
ungratefuI Yankees"
A Washington dispatch says that
former Secretary Of War Elihu Root
has been agreed upon as temporary
chairman of the national Republican
convention at Chicago
Louis Drolet Of St Roche. Canada,
who was knocked out in the sixteenth
round OF his bout with George Wag-
ner, the champion soldier boxer, Is
dead from his injuries
Many Greek naval officers. belong
ing to the aristocracy. are applying
for permission TO join the Russian
forces in the far east, and Greek ply
sicians are also volunteering for the
same purpose
The cases of w s. Taylor. John
Powers and Charles Finley, charged
with completely in the murder of VIII
liam Goebel. were called in the circuit
court at Frankfort, KY. last week and
passed to the next term
The best informed military circles
no longer anticipate japanese land
ing at the head of the Lao Tung gulf
They believe the Japanese have
missed their opportunity. the Rus
slams being now too strong
In a feud fight in New York City.
Sunday, three brothers, Thomas. VIII
liam and Michael Gilbridge. were seri-
ously. il not fatally stabbed. and
Harry and John McShane. also broth
ers, were badly wounded.
With bands playing THE Star
Spangled Banner" and Dixie" and
10000 people cheering Godspeed, the
battleship Virginia was launched on
the 18th at the yards OF the Newport
News Shipbiulding company.
The cotton goods curtailment move
ment in Fall River. Mass. has extend
ed and 1900 operatives are idle The
total number of spindles stopped is l.
s6a ,Sss-more than half of the num-
Der of the Fall River cotton mills.
The census bureau has issued a bull
letin which gives the estimated popu-
lation Of the United States for 1903,
exclusive of Alaska and the insular
possessions. at $500. 3ss This is an
increase of 2,G5s,014 since the census
of 1900.
A cable from Manila says the draft
ing of the proposed measures to Sc
cure internal revenue have been COM
pleted and published. The measures
are opposed weakly by the distilling
and tobacco growing interests in the
islands.
-Four wealthy Chinese boys sent to
Vancouver. B. c., from China to be
educated under the auspices of the
years Imprisonment and to pay a fine
Chinese reform association, have
been drowned on Burrard inlet They
went out in a small boat on a pleasure
trip.
Standing in front Of mirror in the
Grand hotel. with an Easter lily and
a crucifx in one hand and a revolver
IN the other. Mrs E B. Hunter, wife
of prominent retired merchant of
Memphis, Tenn. shot herself in the
temple and died before help reached
her.
The full text OF the Anglo-Frencn
treaty has been published One clause
of the treaty pledges the French gov
eminent TO communicate to Great
Britain any agreement entered into
between France and Spain on the sub
iect of Morocco.
Judge Spear in the federal court at
Savannah. Ga, sentenced Harry Oh
sen. well known citizen, to i've
OF $4,000, the limit He was found
guilty OF kidnapping one of eight ne
groes deported from Savannah on the
Russian bark Alice Bristol.