The Spanish Fork press. [volume] (Spanish Fork, Utah) 1902-current, 1905-11-23
NORTHWEST NOTES

"A meellnS Oh JeWlSH peOple vi Dch
yer, to protest against outrages on
Jews in Russia, resulted in raising a
fund of $4,000 for the relief of the vic
tins OF the outrages.
Helena Davis, young married wo
man OF Red Lodge, Mont, drank a
wineglass of carbolic acid after quar-
rel with her husband and died, de-
spite the efforts of several doctors.
Frank G. Higgins, ex-lieutenant gov
ernor of Montana, died at St Vincenta
hospital in Portland, Or, OF compli.
cation of diseases. None OF Mr.. tIifS
gins friends were with him when he
passed away.
Mrs. Martha Ayres. of Sumner, Ore
dropped dead on the streets of Ia
coma from heart disease. The body
lay on the streets in the rain for an
hour before anyone had notified the
proper authorities.
Three Greeks. steve, George and
Thomas Andres, charged with compli.
city with their brother, Frank An
dres, in the murder of Antoine Antono
polus October Is at Wilcox, Wyo.
were discharged last week.
Uriah B. Wilson, well known in
surance agent, who founded the city of
Ann Arbor, Mich, and who was the
oldest living member of the Old-Tim
ers' Association OF Telegraphers, died
In Denver last week at the age of II
The sympathy of five nurses and
the house surgeon AT a Salem, Ore.
hospital led them TO contribute 100
CRAFTS OF skin from their bodies tc
be placed on that Of Germea lie Bonte
an elderly man. The skin was
burned from lie Bonte's back more
than year ago and refused to heal
Rosena E. Grover, who was awarded
verdict for breach of promise OF
$4,000 against Mayor Zook. OF Bal
lard, Wash, must take $4,000, or he
will have a new trial in the superior
court. She must accept that verdict,
or the case must be re-tried. Judge
Albertson made this ruling last
week.
N. A. Jenne, prominent resident
at the home of his son. Jenne, who
was an elderly man, paralytic, was
fourd hneeling by the side of the bed
with every stitch of clothing burned
from his body, broken lamp on the
floor by his side, indicating the cause
of the fire.
Harry Bunkers, the former San
Francisco senator, convicted last April
by jury in Judge q, C. Hart's depart
ment of the Superior court for bribery,
and sentenced to five years imprison'
ment at San Quentin, must serve the
sentence imposed, according to de.
cision just handed down by the appel
late court.
Charles Jones, caught In the act of
robbing the Diamond Milling com.
pany of flour, at The Dalles, Ore, re-
sisted, and had all but overcome
Ralph Gibon, the watchman, when the
latter, succeeding In wrenching the
revolver from his pocket, shot Jones
to death. Jones was mill laborer
and lived at The Dalles.
Fred Stock, mining engineer, who
arrived in San Francisco recently
from Bradford, Yorkshire, England,
has been arrested on telegram from
Portland, where 1t Is alleged he is
wanted to- answer charge of obtain.
ing money under false pretenses. Stock
declares that 1t is mistake, and he
hopes to obtain his release without go
ing north.
St Mary's church of Reno has been
destroyed by fire. The loss is in the
neighborhood of $4,000. The insur-
ance amounts to $4,000. The fire start
ed in the belfry from cause not
known at present, but which is be-
lieved to have been incendiary.
shorty" Nolan was killed by Mrs.
William Thomas, near Pinedale. Wyo.,
last week. Nolan rode up to the
Thomas home and declared he was
going to kin MIR. and Mrs, Thomas.
The latter fred three shots at Nolan.
killing him almost instantly.
The Denver Real Estate exchange
and the chamber of commerce on Sat
urday night rendered a Joint banquet
10 western senators and representa-
tives In congress at the Brown Palace.
Questions involving the interest OF
Colorado and the west were discussed.
Acting upon the suggestions of the
governor of Idaho and prominent cit.
izens of the state. the secretary OF the
interior has announced the postpone
ment until next April OF sales of lots
In the new townsites Of Hepburn and
Rupert, on the Minidoka reclamation
DrOiect in Idaho