The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1905-09-09
RESUME OF THE
WEEKS DOIN6S
0ensral Review of Important Hap
spentngs Presented In \ Brief and
oomprehsnsIvs Manner for Busy
ReAdsrs-National, Political. His
torieai and Commsrcial.

Thirty Ave thousand people attended
the fair Labor day.
Western Nebraska has reported its
drst frost Of the season.
A doctor has BEEN imprisoned In at
New Orleans for hiding yellow fever
cases.
A small engagement took place In
Northern Cores after peace had been
declared.
Hundreds Of Japanese are pouring
into Southern Msnohuria and establish.
Ing colonies.
new volcano 10 forming which
threatens the valley and city OF San
Lucas, Mexico. The people are fleeing.
Chaos reigns in the city OF Baku,
Russia. The whole population la
armed and engaged In fierce faction
fight.
few new cases of yellow fever are
reported from Mississippi river points,
but Tor the most part the health officers
say they have the disease under con-
troll.
Cholera has 'been shut out OF Amer
lea by the immigration authorities re-
fusing to admit persons from the in
fscted districts, but the disease is
spreading In Germany and Austria.
Robert Bacon, OF New York, has
been appointed assistant secretary OF
state, to succeed Loomis, who expects
to get an appointment abroad. The
change will be made about the middle
Of October.
Yellow fever In New Orleasn Ia abat-
ing.
Bulgarians have made raid into
Macedonia.
Bonaparte has given naval engineers
= warning TO observe rules.
The total assessed value OF Chicago
real estate for 1905 10 1926, $751; a3.
News Of the treaty is suppressed in
Japan for fear OF a popular outbreak.
Chief Justice Frear, OF Honolulu, is
disabled for several weeks by an INJURY
TO one OF bis ribs.
A new star has been discovered by
Mrs. w. r. Fleming, OF the Harvard
observatory, In the constellation oil
Aquila.
Germany belivces that cholrea was
introduced into the empire from Rus
sia, but the czar'a health authorities
say not.
New York life insurance officers have
found evidence OF extensive fraud in
the writing of insurance ON risks known
to be bad.
Special deputy sheriffs and policemen
of Chis&go, who have been used az
strike breakers, have organized union
and formulated scale OF prices.
Chicago plans great municipal con-
vention and exhibition OF civic inn
provements next year and. will try to
capture conventions OF municipal socie-
ties for joint congress.
Thousands OF Indians In the North
west are migrating to the hop fields.
Tartars have. massacred the Armenian
inhabitants of Shusha, in Asitaic Cau-
casus.
A prairie FIRE ON Beaver cerek, Nor
tana, destroyed valuable pastures and
500 tons of cut hay.
Baron Kaneko is in this country for
the purpose OF forming trade alliance
between Japan and the United States
Japanese day at the Lewis and CLARK
fair drew the third largest crowd OF the
exposition, the admissions being over
"a, 900.
Five hundred Chicago printers are
ON strike because their employers want
them TO work alongside nonunion men
Both sides are confident.
San FEacnisoo immigration officers
have unearthed scheme by which
hundreds of disesed Japanese we're be-
ing brought to In this country.
The latest trolley scheme lie for line
extsnain from Portland TO Puget sound
~ pal VI army oihtcfH Will MAXI
tour OF Pacific coast Notifications with
view to making recommendations to
congress for their improvement.
The battleship Vermont, one of the
largest in the navy, has been success
fully launched. She will have speed
OF is knots and carry four l2-inch
guns, eight 6-inch and twelve finch,
besides large number of small caliber
rifles and rapid fire guns. She will
carry 500 men.
Philadelphia is stirred by the expos
are OF Wholesale fraud in registration.
A cold storage plant is being Installed
On the canal zone for keeping food for
the employees.
Japan and Russia have agreed on
truce, TO be arranged by the command
ing generals In the field.
The board oh engineers OF the Pans
ma canal will soon have decided
whether the waterway will be sea-level
or lock.
Cholera has appeared In scattered
localities OF Germany and the govern
nsnt 10 taking steps to prevnet its
spread.
Witte says be bluffed the Japanese
into granting concessions by his SEEM
ing indifference, though inwsrdly full
Of anxiety.
Two revolutionists were killed in
Odessa By bomb thrown by nna Of