The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1905-10-28
NEWS OF THE WORLD
SH0RT TELEGRAPH ITEMS FROM
ALL PARTS OF THE GLOBE.
A Review Of Happenings In Both
Eastern and Western HemIsphsres
During the Past Wsek--Natlenal,
Historical, Political and Personal
Events.

The boycott in China against Amer
lean products Is subsiding.
For the past six days Manila has
been free from cholera
The reception to President Roose-
Welt At Jacksonville. Fla. was q hear
" one.
The Bullock Electrical company Of
Cincinnati has been absorbed By the
Alhs- Chalmers company.
At San Francisco the United Bank
4 Trust company has been closed Oy
the state board Of bank commission.
ers.
Recently Archbishop Patrick W..
Riordan OF San Francisco. was re-
eeiVed in private audienes BY Pope
Plus.
Victoria. B. &C. ID. Collins. the
San Francisco lawyer who led from
the Bay state on July 8. has been az
tradited.
The report TO the effect that Ambas-
sAdor whitelaw Reid had appointed
an EnglishmAR as his private secre-
tary is unfOunded-
Quantities Of valuable pearls are be-
ing found in the KaRkakee river. in
Indiana Scores OF persons have gone
10 the river To hunt for the gems.
President Roosevelt was the guest
OF the Oldest city in the United States
Saturday night, and St. Augustine
put on gala attire TO welcome him.
In the event Of = change in the eahi-
net at Toxic. Baron HayashL japan
ese minister to England. IL likely TO
be called home 70 take charge Of the
foreign ofice.
Madison. Wis.,. A. LsnFOos Of Su-
perioF. speaker Of the Wisconsin leg
islature and . LAF0llette leader. has
announced his candidacy for the gov
.ernorship OF Wisconsin.
Upon petition Of some Of its eredi-
tors. T. J. Becker Of Kansas City has
been appointed receiver for the Impe-
rial Brewing company. The company
owes about Ss2s. 900.
Senator John Birge. q prominent re-
publican and well known manufaetur.
er. vas killed at Bristol. Conn. when
a horse be was driving ran away.
throwing him from his carriage 70 the
curb.
The active leaders Of the Woman 3
Christian Temperance union are pre-
pairing to resist every effort likely to
be made during the coming session
Of congress TO restore the eantesR a.
the army posts.
Her hair being caught in a whlrling
belt. Annie Wolf. II years old, was
scalped recently in the shop OF the
Ailburg Atlantic supply company. 81
New York. Every Vestigs Of hair was
stripped from her head
west-bound Missouri Pacific pas
senger train carrying cars from Kan
cas- City and st. Louis. vas wrecked
ave miles west Of Fort Scott. the re-
suit u a broken rail Fully % per.
sons we're more or less injured. but
none killed.
Aiken, Minn.-Dr. W. Marones, the
bonesstter convicted Of biEamy. and
sentenced BY Judge spooner to six
years In the peniteRtiary At sullEa.
ter. committed suicide in his cell.
blowing the top Of his head completely
on with a revolver
Joseph Turpis OF St Louis was in
stantly killed at Chatsworth. H.. re-
Gently BY coming in contact with an
electric wire while chasing his hat.
which had been blown og By the wind
villas MSistsr. In attempting to drag
the mans body from the wire. met a
similar fate.
Mr. p K. Duchemin Of Colfax mas
asked the newspapers to assist in 10
eating his son Ralph. who ran away
from home Ralph is Il years old.
Of heavy build. light complexion. tie
was accompanied BY Joe Baker, aged
Is, dark eyes AID hair and wearing
corduroy kneepants and cap.
Paul G. Kruger Of North Yakima,
has learned that be IL wanted in Cal
caSo by his half sister. Mrs. Martha
Hoffman. who has been hunting for
him for months to settle an estate
worth s5OOOe. to which they have fai-
len heir. Part Of this comes from
Germany and the other part OF the es-
tate Is from the estate OF his sister.
Mrs. n. P. Rheim. who with her hus-
band azd two children lost their lives
In the Iroquois are in Chicago. Janu-
AIRY 2. 1904.
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