The Kootenai herald. [volume] (Kootenai, Idaho) 1891-1904, 1904-01-15
TELEGRAPH NEWS SUMMARY
cULLED FROM DISPATCHES OF
THE ASSOCIATED PRESS.
Review of Happenings In Both
Eastern and Western Hemlspheres
During the Past Week-Nstlonsl,
Historical, Political and Personal
Events Tersely Told.

struction ON its extension from Raparia,
along the Snake river, to Lewiston,
Idaho.
Ruth, daughter Of ex-President Cleve-
land, died at the Cleveland home re-
Gently. Death was very sudden and I'M
expected and came as result of weak
heart action, due to light attack of
diptheria. She was Is years of age.
Several Of the Rousch Manufacture
ing company of Chicago, had to jump
for their lives to escape fire recently,
which followed an explosion in the
third and fourth stories of the plant.
One man was killed, but the others
are believed to have escaped.
Eleven students of the University Of
Washington have been suspended from
college because of their alleged repre-
hensible actions while making a holt
day tour of the state as members of the
university mandolin and glee clubs.
After celebrating 40 minutes jury
found former New York Congressman
Edmund H. briggs guilty of accepting
money to procure a contract between a
private combany and the government
while serving as member of congress.
The Jury recommended mercy.
The London Daily Nails Toxic cor
respondent learns that Russia has made
new demands which it will be impossi-
7 BILE for Japan to maintain. The cor
= respondent says that all the powers are
. landing troops III Korea and the Brit
: ish bluejackets landing at Chemulpo
4 are expected to go to Seoul Immediate
r ly.
o There was lively opening of the
T year at Tyson camp, in north Idaho,
according to reports sent out. Prompt
ly at midnight December 81 twelve
. charges of dynamite were exploded as
Il a signal. Then began rush to relocate
u a number OF properties upon which as.
y sessment work had not been performed
: last year. A number of promising
e claims were restaked before daylight
e The body of Little Coyote, the In
l. dian who was missing for week neal
n Missoula was found in the Missouls
IL river by the reservation searching par
o. ty. No marks on the body would indi
o. cate that the Indian was murdered be
1T fore being thrown into the river.
So Apparently conscience stricken an,
y, his mind afiame with religious ardor
se William Wilson, aged 80, a salvation
at Army recruit, walked into police head
quarters at st. Louis recently and con
fess that on July 8, 1901 he had set fir
to the Occidental hotel in Forsythe
Montana, which resulted in the deaf
~ Of one person and injury to 20. Wilso
declared that another man is servin
.. a sentence for the deed in the peniter
tiary, and that its is to ease his ow
conscience and give this man his fret
No dom that he surrendered himself.
- A reception was given to Mr. Brya
at New York on his arrival.
- The Japanese armored cruisers X
~ saga and Niasin have left Genoa fl
To- Suez.
49, The Chinese emperor has rattle
the American and Japanese treaties
MS commerce with China.
ma The White star liner Celtic,
er- which William ]. Bryan is 2assenge
ne has arrived in New York.
lis The condition of former Premi
or Waldeck-Rousseau of Paris is aga
Ler exciting serious apprehension.
An The schooner Zenith, the last vess
IN of the 1903 fleet to leave Nome, is sa
by ar 7 .eftband bav where she will wi
ou- ter.
)ut At Milwaukee Aurelio Herrera
ma California and Charles Neary of M
ota waukee went six rounds to a draw
Gently.
Property in the residence district
New York owned by the Columbia u
versity and valued at $1O,OOO,O 900 is
tie be sold.
The Blackstone memorial library b
lnu been formally presented to the c
'tal cago library board by Mrs. T. B. BlaC
III stone, the donor.
asI The latest revelations of the def
Ine cation in the Bank Of Highland, Ka
ON by Cashier ]. E. MARCEL show an
'er' gregate loss Of over 100000.
pc The commissioner of internal re
~ nue. has decided that it is permissi
90 for state prisons to manufacture
~ bacco or cigars for their own inma
without paying license.
- Railroad and steamship offici
90 % state that another large order of MI
co. beef from Kansas City and Oma
o. for delivery to the Japanese authC
'' ties at Yokohama is now on the W
ono Orders posted recently at Joliet
to announce the resunp'ion Vi "OlA
HES mediately in all the important dep;
ments of the Joliet plant of the