The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1904-01-23

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II sound In every plank
The rxar viii not yield 10 Japan's
demand regarding NAncfhiria.
Hall caine. the noted novelist. IL
suffering from general breakdown.
Russia fears America more than
Britain In the present Far Eastern
trouble.
The United Mineworkers 81 America
are holding their annual convention In
Indianapolis,
A hot fight Ia on In Ohio between
Hanna and Foraker m 10 the iEdorse-
ment Of Roosevelt.
A new religious sect has sprang up
In Boetsn ona a IL teachings In that
ths millennium IL to come Ina 1915.
George Francis Train, author and
traveller, In dead. Heart disTaHe follow
ing an ataack OF acute nephritis was
the cause. He was almost rs years
old.
The Chicago city council Is framing
: new theater ordinance, which IN
much more stringent than the present
one and they will see that Il liz en-
forced.
Britain has abandoned hopes Of peace.
The American guard at Seoul, Corea,
has keen increased.
The Illinois medical society will
light the anti-toxin combine.
A month OF debate Ia ahead on the
Panama affair In the senate.
The Japanese minister at London
says war must come now or later.
Pure iood experts find America Is be-
ing grossly deceived by French wine
makers.
Bryan will Issue daily paper In st.
Louis during the national Democratic
convention.
James l.. Blair. prominent St.
Louis attorney indicted for forgery,
has died from worry.
Secretary Of Agriculture Wilson says
America should wake up 10 the matter
OF breeding fine animals.
The house expects to pass an appro-
priation bill week until all supply
measures are out Of the way.
The jury In The case OF r. III. Ken
needy, the Iiillsboro, Oregon, minister
on trial fer burglary, has returned a
verdict OF not guilty.
Ex-Governor Asa s. Bushnell. OF
Ohio, is dead.
The Panama canal treaty Is sure to
be accepted by the senate committee.
= Japan's reply TO Ruasia's latest note
has been given. II IL q denial Of every
material proposition.
France threatens retaliation unless
the United States removes the export
duty ON Manila hemp.
Judge DE Haven has ruled that
Chinese born In this country may be
readmitted ON return from abroad.
A bill has been introduced In
congress granting pensions 10 all union
veterans 90 years OF age, who served 30
days.
The Corean press is urging the peo-
pie TO slaughter all foreigners. The
American minister says ho win protect
his people.
Hayre, Mont, was almost entirely
destroyed by the fire a few days ago.
After Ii was thought 10 be under control
IL again broke forth. Only one business
house OF any consequence Is left. The
loss is placed at $3.50. 900 with s1db,-
600 insurance.
There Ia great nood Of Alaskan bills
In congress.
The Ohio legislature has reelected
Senator Hanna.
gang of Italian robbers has been
caught at Irrigon, Oregon, with much
loot
Ex-Governor Bushnell, OF Ohio. IL
very low and his death may occur at
any time.
Germany has informed Britain that
she is ready 70 conclude a commercial
treaty with Canada.
Americas ships will maintain a close
watch and prevent any landing OF CO.
iombian troops on Panama soil.
Ex-Congressman briggs, OF New
York, has been fined $40 600 and given
one day in Jail for accpeting bride.
Premier Balfours statement that
Britain will carry out It's trade treaty
obligations is deeply resented by Rus
ala.
The senate engaged In warm discus
sion over resolution looking to arbi-
trsticn OF Colombia's claims against
Panama,
The nstional Democratic committee. |
in session ut Washington, indorsei the /
1905 fair. The national convention 10 1
select q candidate for president will
meet In st. Louis July g..
The Iowa legislature is In session.
A new cabinet has been formed In
Chile.
Three more war vessels are ON the
way TO Panama.