Camas Prairie chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1901-1917, 1905-03-24
AROUND THE WORLD
SHORT TELEGRAPH NOTES FROM
ALL POINTS OF HEMISPHERE.
a Review Of Happenings In Both
Eastern and Western Hsmispheres
During the Past Week National,
Historical, Political and Personal
Events Tersely Told.


Many earthquakes have occurred in
italy recently.
Grover Cleveland celebrated his 68th
birthday on Saturday.
The wife OF Congressman B. f.
Marsh Of Illinois, is dead
Major Alexander o. Brodie was or
dered to proceed to Manila
The president has nominated as min
lister to Corea Edwin ". Morgan of
New York
Ex-Governor Cyrus G. Luce, Of Mich
igan, died recently, OF goiter. He was
80 years old.
Formal ratification Of the treaty of
peace between Chile and Bolivia has
been exchanged.
An appropriation Of $4,000 for a
Minnesota exhibit at the Lewis and
Clark fair has been made.
1t is reported that profits of $780,
600 month are being made by the
CRANKY mines, near Phoenix.
The fishing schooner Pearl from
San Francisco is lost with SO men, OF
the Alaskan coast near Sanak.
st. Petersburg announces that the
internal loan of 200,000.000 roubles at
4 per cent interest has been arranged.
The bite Of a cat nine month ago
has caused the death by hydrophobia
Of Henry Phasterer, Of st. Louis, aged
years
Secretary Of State Hay on boarding
the steamship Celtic to sail for Eu-
rope was seized with a fit Of weakness
and collapsed
Professor William G. A. Freerichs,
we'll known marine and animal paint
err is dead from paralysis at his home
on Staten Island.
The Frankfurter zeitung, OF Berlin,
says that the negotiations with Ger
man banks for the Japanese loan is
nearing conclusion.
Senator Boies Penrose Of Pennsyl-
vania Is now regarded as the leading
candidate for chairman Of the repub-
lican national committee.
Motorman James Francis, a strike
breaker IN New York, was recently
sent to the Tombs prison by Coroner
scholer. charged with homicide.
Mrs Mary Fox Vardaman, mother of
Governor Yardaman Of Mississippi
who lives with him at the executive
mansion. dropped dead recently.
Queen Alexandra and her party have
sailed for Lisbon Owing to rough
seas the royal yacht took shelter in
Portland harbor Saturday night.
Much regret may be caused in the
northwest by the news that Daniel
Mcdonald, president Of the American
Labor union has resigned from that
position.
It Is reported at Alden, Arabia, that
the Arabs have captured the town Of
Sana Yalan, in province which is
supposed to be garrisoned by 5000 Tur-
kish troops.
The senate at 1889 p. m. Saturday
adjourned sine die. Before the adj
journment the senate confirmed James
Wickersham as Judge Of the district
court Of Alaska.
The president has accepted an invi-
tation rendered by delegation Of coal
miners and officials headed by John
Mitchell to address a meeting at WiIk-
on August 10.
A cyclone struck Porch, Oklahoma,
recently One man, name not given,
was killed; J r. and Charles Jones
fatally injured and 16 others hurt. Six
teen houses were demolished.
William H. Hunt. former president
Of the defunct Panama Banking com.
pany, has been released from Jail In
Chicago on $4,000 cash bond. He
& accused Of embezzlement
Frank Vokoun, Chicago tailor, aft
er firing two shots through a closed
door in an attempt to kill his wife at
her home shot and killed himself.
Mrs Vokoun was uninjured.
Owing to the rayages of bubonic
plague not more than 500 inhabitants
remain III the city of Pisagua, Chile.
The place had population Of 10000.
but all who were able have fled.
The rumor is being Professionally cir
,ulated in court circles that the GEAR
$ on the verge Of nervous break
Town and that physicians are in at.
enhance on him day and night.
The final step in many New York i
gambling cases was taken recently b
when over $4,000 worth of gambling :
'araphernalia was taken from the n
riminal court building and burned. Y
Many valuable paintings and pieces Y
i statuary and articles used in in.
truction were destroyed by IRE
Which damaged the building occupied I
y the National Academy Of Design, N
| Washington. N
The Union county Ky. grand jury 7
as returned 151 indictments against K
he Standard Oil company for selling K
y in retail lots without a license. The q