The Montana plaindealer. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1906-1911, 1906-05-25
news OF The WORLD.
SHORT TELEGRAPH ITEMS FROM
ALL PARTS OF The GLOBE.
A Review Of Happenings in Both
Eastern and Western Hemispheres
During the Past Week-Nationai,
Historical, Political and Personal
Events.

Whltrldge by President Roosevelt q
special ambassador representing th
United States at the wedding Of tn
king Of Spain and Princess Ena OF Ba
tenberg is highly popular IN both side
of the Atlantic.
The wage dispute in the Lancashir
(Eng.) cotton trade has been settleI
at a conference held in Mancheste
between the employers and The card
room workers, under the presidency o
c. w. NIAGARA.
The increase in assessments made
by the supreme council Of the ROya
Arcanum last year is held to be bott
legal and right by the full bench Of the
Massachusetts supreme court.
Fire which started in the stables OF
the Northwestern Lumber company al
Stanley. Wis, from a spark from the
Northwestern mill destroyed 100 resi-
dences and a dozen business buildings.
The total loss is 100000.
The town of Cobalt, one OF the min
ing centers in New Ontario. has been
destroyed by fire. 1t is also stated
that several persons were killed by an
explosion.
1t is rumored that John Mitchell, the
great labor leader who has been at the
head OF the United Mine Workers for
several years. will resign as president
Of that organization and enter into the
practice of Law in Chicago.
The boiler of an engine on the
Southern Pacific exploded near Wells.
New, instantly killing Engineer L. F.
Zimmerman and Fireman NJ. S. Irwin
of Ogden.
In removing a hill rs feet high and
500 feet long in the Stevenson (Tenn.D
extension Of the Southern railway.
contractors used 1000 cans of powder
and $50 cases of dynamite in one ex-
plosion. The shock was felt for miles.
A shock supposed to be an eartn-
quake occurred in Myrtlewood, Maren-
go county. Ala. No damage was done.
John Alexander Dowie is contem-
plating leaving Zion City and taking
up his residence at Ben Dhui. his
White Lake (Mich) house.
At a recent meeting of the represen-
tatives Of the foreign powers in Pekin
1t was announced that all the govern
ments support the British protest
against the changes in the Chinese Gus.
toms service.
Richard b. Shepard. proprietor Of a
bookstore in Salt Lake, has been SEMI
fenced by Judge Marshall TO serve 10
months in prison for sending cata
logues OF IMMORAL books through the
mails. h
Commander in Chief Tanner of the
@. A. r.. has made the announcement
that Rev. Jesse Cole OF the DEPART /
penalty Of $4,000 for each onense in :
ment Of Iowa had been chosen chap.
ain In c.iief to succeed the tate Rev q
J.. F. Leary. n
The peasants throughout Saraton b
province are greatly excited and seem F
TO be organizing a general agrarian
movement. q
Charles NJ. Chamberlain was found c
guilty in the district court at Auburn o
Web, Of wrecking the Chamberlain c
'ank Of Tecumseh. Neb., of which he e
vas manager. This was his third
rial. =,
Irwin Tucker, cashier of the savings II
'ank OF Newport News, knowing that lc
.e was about to be arrested charged Of
Nth ~defaulting $4,000. committed SUI. m
tide at Newport News. fuckers hi
hortage may reach $40, 900, but it can ir
e made good from his life insurance. in
Inc proper observance of Flag day al
y all Of the members of the G. A. r. m
urged BY Commander In Chief Tan re
In general orders made public. in
.hich he calls attention to the action tn
the last encampment recognizing m
1ne 18th for that purpose. W
George E. McNeill, known through. sa
Ut the country for many years as a to
leader and a writer on economic of
objects. died in Boston recently.
A court-martial at Riga. Russia. sen. Or
need eight workmen to death for the tn
.urder Of three policemen.
Two deaths and some serious pros. be
atoms from heat were reported IN he
ew York Saturday.
The coast defense ironclad Fritbiof 81
N down and sank the Norwegian DC
ming vessel othello at Kiel. Ger. y
The captain of the OthelIo and IN
lie OF her crew were drowned. The
ST were saved. wa
II Is regarded as assured that the IA
como peace conference will be post. y,
med to the end o: May. 1907.
Countess Boni de Castellane has 60,
nnrmed the report that she expect. ou,
to return to America within a few no
onths with her sister, Miss Helen
'uld. 4
- Gle
wee President and Mrs. Charles w
FRANKS spent a few hours at At. pla
lta. t1t
W. K. Flanders Kills Himself. pro