Troy weekly news. (Troy, Idaho) 1897-1933, 1906-08-17
LATE NEWS NOTES.

The shah's rescript to the grand viz
iers, as finally amended August 10, or
deIs hte formation of national assem-
bly, composed of representatives of all
classes form the princes downward.
The Spokane, dark horse, owned by
Vice Commodore f. Lewis Clark of the
Eastern Yacht club, won the first of
the trial races for the defense of the
Roosevelt cup Monday at Marblehead,
Mass.
Within 10 hours Monday Alexander
r Chisholm, paying tellcr of the First
National bank of Birmingham, Ala.
was arrested charged with the embez-
element of $97 200 of the pank S funds,
given preliminary hearing pefore the
United States Commissioner Watson
and put under bond of $25, 200, and,
failing to make it is in the custody of
the officials. The shortage at the bank
was discovered while Chisholm was on
his annual vacation.
@. W. Beale of Wallace, Idaho has
received from the United States circuit
court the opinion of Judge James H.
Beatty of Boise. judge of the court
mentioned, denying the application for
permanent injunction against the min
ing companies operating mills in the
Occur d 'Alene district form ever again
allowing the refuse from their concen-
traitors to reach the waters of the Occur
'Alene river.
A small cloudburst in the Blue noun
tains in Oregon last Sunday evening
caused an avalanche of earth, gravel,
trees and boulders to sweep down the
steep mountain side near the North
Fork, crashing into the middle of a
westbuond freight train. Eight cars
were smashed to kindling wood and
two tramps that were seen aboard the
train few minutes before cannot be
found Hundreds of excursionlsts from
Pendleton were spending the day at
Meacham and being unable to return
were compelled to pass the night in the
rain.
Orders for the formation of the At
lantic feet to be reviewed by President
Roosevelt at Oyster Bay on September
3, have been issued ia the navy depart
ment.
Four boys, all under years old,
were struck and killed by train while
walking across the railroad bridge over
Broad street in Elizabeth, N. j. The
bodies Of two of the boys fell into the
crowded street amidst number of
women shoppers, several of whom
tainted.
Senator w. A. Clark of Montana has
arrived in New York after taking 8
trip through the mining belt from Nor
tana to New Mexico and will depart
immediately for England.
Diamonds valued at $4,000 were stol
en- from a San Francisco firm recently
The thieves got away.
Despite the attempt on the life o
the Grand Duke Nicholas at Krasnoye
Selo, the emperor, accompanied by hi
entire family and the major potrion o
the court, has gone to Krasnoye- Selo II
spend week at the guards camp.
James Pierre, an Englishman, wa
fined $50 in police court at Bayonne
N. j., recently for kissing the Ameri
theater. His action almost caused
riot.
A riot occurred at Ciclana, Spain
last Tuesday over local taxes. TIL
mayor and an alderman were stone
and another alderman was stabbed
Civil guards fired on the rioters woun
ing several persons.
The board of equalization of Butt
has arbitrarily assess Senator w. A
/ Clark for 81 900, 900 on his stock i
1 the San Pedro railroad, So, 440, 900 o.
4 the United Verde, and assessed ban
assets $649, 900, making increase O
nearly $4,OOO,O00. The senator ha
been summoned to appear before tn
board. but did not respond by agent O