Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1906-08-18
SHORT TELEGRAPH ITEMS FROM
ALL PARTS OF The GLOBE.
A Review Of Happenings In Both
Eastern and Western SHemispheres
During the Past Week-NationaI,
Historical, Political and Personal
Events.

The case of the railways against the
ticket scalpers of Omaha and Lincoln,
Neb., has been decided by Judge Gar
land of the federal court and the in
junction asked for against the brokers
was granted.
A severe earthquake. lasting two Sec
onGs occurred at San Reno recently.
The population was panic stricken.
Slighter shocks occurred at Bordighera
ar Goidirodiz.
The Finnish senate has ordered
the withdrawal of the red guard from
the country and a petition to the EN-
peror is being prepared in favor OF
the re-establishment of the old Finnish
army of eight battalions for the pur-
pose of restoring the authority of the
new Finnish government among the
muses..
Brodie L. Duke of Durham, \. c..
of the American Tobacco company,
has teen granted a decree of divorce
from Alice Webb Duke, whom he mar
ried in December, 1904.
II. o. Blair, wanted by the Denver
police for participation in a big dia-
mond robbery in New York City some
time ago, has been arrested in Seattle
by detectives, who found their man at
the race track.
" liam ]. Bryan, accompanied by
his wife and daughter Colonel Wet
more and Mr.. and Mrs. Dunlap, are in
taris.
John A. Cooke, former clerk of the
circuit court in Chicago, who was
found guilty of Irregularities in hand
linz tho funds of the office. has been
sentenced to an indeterminate Germ
not n exceed five years, in the peniten-
tiary.
The navy department has just been
Informed by the naval academy of the
first violation of the so-called anti.
hazing law of April g. 1906 This re-
port gives the names of four or five
m1dshipmen who are considered wor-
thy of dismissal.
The president has ordered Serre-
tary Bonaparte to send to Oyster Bay
iLll report on the alleged furnishing
of bad meat and breadstuffs to navy
yards by contractors.
Colv,n B. Brown of San Francisco !
is in New York to open an eastern |
bureau Of the California promotion |
committee in the Waldorf-Astoria no
TEL
The fourth class at the naval acad-
envy viii. consist of only 200 members,
making it the smallest class at thS |
academy since 1908.
Judge Lawrence has refused to issue
an order requiring Mayor Tom John
son of Cleveland to replace the cor
poration street car tracks he recently |
tore up to make room for a competitive |
line.
w H. Whiteman, former Judge of |
the supreme court of Arizona, is dead. |
A new labor union to be known as |
the United Transfers of America has |
been formally launched as the rival |
Of the International Brotherhood of
Transfers
A lyncher has been sent to prison
for Is years in North Carolina. First |
conviction of the kind in the history
of the state
Strike at Leland Stanford university |
has been settled on open shop basis |
and reconstruction work has been re-
sumed.
Delaware. Lackawanna & Western
railway has decided to dispense with |
telegraphers and handle trains by use
of automatic block signals and tele-
phones.
The university professors of st. Pc
tersburg and other higher educational
establishments have adopted a reso-
luton in favor of the unrestricted adj
mission of Jews.
Santa Monica, Cal.-Acting on the /
theory that the young woman found
murdered in Temescal canyon was
brought down to the beach, officers |
and detectives are carrying their in
vestigation into the vicinity of Gala
basas, few miles above.
The Claus Spreckles mansion at San |
Francisco is to be restored at an ex-
penditure of sSOO0OO
Secretary Taft, accompanied by |
Brigadier General Bell, chief of staff, |
will make a tour of inspection in the |
middle west early in the lall
Representative and Mrs Longworth |
have arrived from Europe. They are |
at Sycamore Hill and will remain the |
guests of President Roosevelt for sew |
eral days, when they will proceed to |
Cincinnati by way of Washington.
At Rio de Janeiro is being held an |
educational convention. It's object is |
to reform the system of education
throughout the republic. Speakers to-