Troy weekly news. (Troy, Idaho) 1897-1933, 1906-09-07
NEWS OF The WORLD
SHORT TELEGRAPH ITEMS FROM
ALL PARTS OF THE GLUBE.
A Review of Happenings in Both
Eastern and Western Hemlspheres
During the Past Wcek-kational,
Historical, Political and Personal
Events

a coulluilhco VI TIC OCdttAC AOtdh
grocers, who have been appointed TO
attend the state convention at Spo-
kane this year, will try to secure the
next convention, that of 1907, for their
city.
The world famous collection of
precious stones and jewelry, the
property of the late Mrs. Jane Stan
ford. valued at nearly $1,000 900 will
be sold by the trustees of Leland
Stanford, Jr.. University association
as soon as possible.
Queen Edna the First, Empress of
All the Inland Empire" Is the title
officially bestowed upon Miss Edna
Lavell, formerly of Butte, who will be
queen of the carnival arranged by the
10000 club for the opening night of
the Interstate fair at Spokane.
Five more Japanese have been ar
rested at St. George island, one of the
Pribyloff group, by the government
agent. accused of poaching seals.
Andrew Fruseth, secretary of the
sailors union, states that all coastwise
vessels to Alaska and British Colum-
bia have raised the wages OF crews
from $40 to $45 per month.
Social revolutionists of Moscow in q
proclamation claim the credit for kill
ing General Min but deny respons-
Utility for the attack on StoIypin.
Byran announces a change of plans
and says he won't go to New Zealand,
as he intended. until after the election
Receiver Earl of the Real Estate
Trust company of Philadelphia says
that the farthed he probes into the
affairs of the defunct company the
worse he finds them. He thinks the
trust department intact, but the bank
department is hopelessly involved. |
Indications are that Nipples steal
ing exceeds 100000.
Geneva.-The mangled body of a
young Italian named Feraro has been |
found lying at the foot of the precipice |
over the glacier de Triolet.
Emphatic denial is made at the state
department of all reports that sny
movement is in progress looking to in
PREVENTION in Cuban affairs.
Mrs. Emma Daley, proprietress of
lodging house at $685. First Avenue,
in Seattle, was shot and instantly kill |
ed Tuesday afternoon by burglar trap
arranged by one of her dodgers, Gene
Basteaiene, in his trunk.
Mrs. Daley and another woman
went into the lodger's room and Mrs.
Daley asked her companion: "Won-
der if one of my keys will open the
trunk" Suiting the action to the
words, the woman inserted key turn
ed the look and lifted the lid There
was a report and crying: "I'm shot,
Mrs DALEY fell dead.
Dying from the effects Of oarbolic
acid, after having ATTEMPTED to kill her
companion, William Burgett, by shoot
ing him with revolver. Bridet Koe-
gan of Sprague. Wash, vows that she
will finish the crime she attempted.
Burgett, was shot by the woman while
the couple were out riding. is slightly
wounded in the right side. The
woman is though to be insane. She is
26 years old and Burgett is 32 years of
age.
Clarence Steele, electrician for the
British Columbia Copper company
power house at Greenwood, B. G..
There was no witness to the fatality,
but 1t is supposed that in making some
connections he was entangled with
live wire. The body was frightfully
burned.
Dispatches from Cienfuegos, Cuba,
say that band of 80 rebels have sack
ed the small town Of Castella de
Jagua, situated on Cienfuegos bay.
The rural guard in garrison at Cas-
tella de Jagua and the officials of that
place meanwhile shut themselves up in
the fort.
A train on the Union Pacific rail-
road was wrecked recently at Red
BLttes, 40 miles west of Cheyenne.
The entire train, including six coaches,
left the track, and the engine and bag
gage car turned over. Fireman w. J.
Cook was badly scalded A tramp,
name unknown, was killed and an
other fatally injured. The cause of the
wreck is unknown.
The Armenians recently burned
eight Tartar villages and a large Tar
tar factory in that region.
Secretary Root and his party are at
Valparaiso inspecting the ruins caused
by the recent earthquake.
The second son of the late Rear Ad-
miral Sampson to enter the present
fourth class of the naval academy, has
been sworn in. He is Harry b. Samp-
son and was appointed by Senator
Depew.
A destructive fire occurred st Bur-
ley, Idaho. last Wednesday. The loss
will exceed $40. 1000.
Floods have devasted large section
of the Behar district in India.