The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1907-09-12
NEWS SUMMARY

centing the Germans, lett Oh Tue
To- ri Araish. They we're escorted
by troops.
A passenger train carrying secretalE
~ war Taft was wrecked near oprihe
Hall. Kans.. but none Ct the passe
gers we're injured.
There will be no str.Ae OF the team
sters employed by the meat pacAins
Arms OF Chicago Committees repre-
.enting both sides have agreed 10 "
compromise.
The historic Dent farm OF 43s acres
outside the city limits OF st. LOUIS
has changed hands for $75,oOo' lp
log cabin occupied by General Grant
still stands.
roris Glass. vice president OF the
Pacific States Telephone conpah!'
was convicted on tho first ballot Dy
the Jury, for bribery OF the super
visors of San Francisco
A platform erected by a oporto, Por'
tugal. newspaper on the occasion oi d
lottery drawing collapsed. hurting &c
the ground about 500 persons, OF whom
ron were killed and eighty injured.
An unidentified girl aged about sew
en- years was killed by a tramp neai
Gary. Ills. When discovered by WORK
men. the girl had sufficient strength tc
tell of the attack, but died immedf
ately.
Searching for an cHit, hemmed IL
on all sides by fire, Walter ana oaa'@
Ward, Lillian Rave and Vergle Wallace
were burned to death in Oklahoma
City. Tie fire is believed to be lnceu
diary.
A fast passenger train on the 81.
Paul railroad collided with a crowded
street car at a crossing in La Crosse,
Wis. One man was seriously injured
the other passenger escaping Win
bruises.
Witness fees and mileage claimed
nv John ID. Rockefeller for his appear
ance before Judge lands in chicago
some weeks since were paid last week.
A check for $50 was mailed to him III
Cleveland.
Raymond w CLARK, late captain OF
troop 50 of the Indiana regiment ana
a veteran of the G.. A r., killed him.
self in Oakland by gas asphyxiatlon
His action is attributed to financial
embarrassment.
Advices received from the American
consulate at Hakodate place the loss
caused by the conhagration there at
10000 goo About $1,000 houses, vary
In in value, were burned and $4,000
people were rendered homeless.
Miss Josephine Murphy, teacher in
the high school at San lose, Cal, was
drowned in Coyote creek by the cap
sizing of row boat in which she was
seated in company with Miss Kate
Below, daughter of wealthy rancher
A dispatch from Morocco date1
August 25, says Mulai Hafig made sew
eral charges in his ministry before
departing for the east and also re
leased all the prisoners incarceratet
at Morocco City during the reign Of
Abdul Azaz.
As the result of tornado at Eu
Claire, Wis, Mary Thompson and Thos
Hague are dead and one boy was in
jured. Five residences II barns, two
schools, one church and many has
stacks We're destroyed. The loss is
over $4,000.
Severe foods throughout centra,
Japan has caused many millions OF
dollars damages, and have not YET
abated. 1t is not believed that the
loss of life will be heavy, although
detailed reports from the flooded dis
tricts are lacking.
John oster, youth, is dead al
Moscautah, Ills, of wounds alleged to
have been inflicted by his father. The
elder Oster had quarreiled with his
wife, and the son went to his mother /
| defense, engaging the father, who ther
attacked the sou.
The war department has declined
to grant the request of the mayor of
San Francisco for tents to accommo-
date the patients in city hospitals who
are to be removed from the buildings
to reduce the chance of extending the
ravages of the plague,
Congressman Joseph G. Cannon, o,
Illinois, is quoted as replying, in an,
swer to the question as to whether he
was a candidate for the presidency
Am | a candidate for the Republican
nomination for president? No | have
not the bee, personally"
Charles A. Andrews former rest.
aurant keeper of Elkhart, Ind, shot
and killed Ethel Blaine OF Flora. Ind.
and then committed suicide in a Chies,
so hotel, Andrews had been infatu
ated with the Blaine woman. and hal
left his own wife and children in In
diana
Wesley Christopher, a youth who
killed Charley l.. Stanley, a CONNER
cial traveller at St Joe, Mo-. March
| 80. last has been sentenced to ten
/ years in the penitentiaIy. CHRISTOPHER
assaulted woman in an alley am
when Stanley went to her rescue the
boy shot him.
The Pacific Coast Steamship com
pany's steamer Acapulco. which was Il
I have sailed from San Francisco foi
/ Panama and way ports. turned turtle
and sunk at her dock Just before
her tine for departure on the &C. Ne
lives were lost but the cargo was
ruined by water.
William ]. Bryan ha made publ,
/ his comments on Taft's Col,p,b,,