The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1905-05-06


HsAders--rational. Political, His-
torical ard Commercial.
Japan again complains that France
fAvoss Russia.
Japan Ia seeking to strengthen the
British alliance.
No lotteries will be- allowed to oper-
ate III the canal zone
May was the twsnty-ffth anni-
vers&xy OF Tire prohibitory law in Kan
sAs.
Another Japanese loan has been
fiosted. The bonds we're taken eagerly
1T a premium.
British papers insist that the guns ON
large percentage OF the war vessels
are worthless.
The president will 20 to the bottom
Of the scandal involving Assistant
Secretary of State Loomis.
Fire did s1oo,0 damage to tae
Household Sewing Machine company
plant at Providence, r.. l..
The New York police are taking
census OF Chinese In connection with
their crusade ON Chinese vice.
The present week la expected to see
nearly so, 900 laborers OF different
trades go ON strike in New York.
President Roosevelt will confer with
cabinet officers at Chicago on the Far
Eastern war and the Chicago strike.
The Russian fleet is off the coast OF
Indo-China. Togo's whereabouts il
absolutely unknown TO any but the
Japanese government.
Many strikers are being killed In Po-
land by troops.
A Santa Clara, California, aeroplane
has made very successful flight.
The treasurer OF Athens county.
Ohio, is t71 900 short In his accounts.
The president has had slight attack
OF malaria and rested in camp for a
day.
Paderewski Ia suffering from nervous
prostration and has cancelled his BOG
ton dates
Government rate regulation Ia de-
clared by railroad men to DO injurious
to the West.
The Interstate Commerce commission
has sued is railroads for discrimina-
sion In beef rates.
The epidemic OF cerebro-spinal men,
ingitis in New York has abated with
the coming of warm weather.
Twelve leaders OF the Chicago strike
have been arrested. Riots and other
disturbances continue. One death has
been reported.
Minister Bowen, of Panama, who has
been called home In regard 10 the
charges against Loomie, will be given
the choice OF proving his assertions and
receiving promotion or failing and be-
ing discharged from government service.
Great Britain will build the worlds
greatest battleship.
Linievitch condemns Kuropatkin's
retreat from MukdeD.
The Russian fleet is seeking 10 elude
Togo and reach vladivostok.
Russia is now planning canal to
connect the Baltic and Black seas.
Minister Bowen has been ordered {
home to explain the Loomis charges.
The New York police have forbidden !
Summing parties TO visit Chinatown in Z
The Russian government has lost
control of the Caucasus and law lessness a
IL supreme. t
Fire Ia still raging In the Picton mine
OF the Colorado Fuel and Iron company
and il will have to be flooded.
Poland peasants have served notice
on the authorities that they intend to
seize the land and divide ID among !,
y
The state portage railway commission G.
says the portage road between The D
pslles and Cello will be ready for ii
business May Is. /,
Fitzhugh Lee. veteran Of the Confed- o
rate army, and of the Spanish war, is =
lead. The end came very suddenly, r
he being stricken by apoplexy. n
Japan awaits q naval battle In conf d
Ience. ii
Carnegie has given $40, 900, 900 10
'ension retired professors.
witness has testified in the Nan
'atterson trial that Young shot him y
elf. 10
al
sohn Barrett is to be minister 10 Co Inn
ombia when his Panama office liz sbol- SO
shed. III
Russia will let eontracs to all ship AZ
'uiiding yards in America for the con- vi
truction of warships. IN
All Russia is in a panic as a result of ms
nreats OF dynamiters to begin opera s~s
ions at Easter. re
PORTLAND MARKETS.