The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1907-06-20


Two hundred striking iongshore-
men. about twenty non-union men anu
several policemen hau a pltched oa'-
tie in Jersey City. A ,.umber OF the
men were badly injured.
The president of the Trades Coun-
ell of Birmingham, Ala, has issued
an order declaring off the general
strike in sympathy with the locked
out street car employees.
While King Peter of Servia was
out riding his horse became fright
end and the king was thrown from
the saddle He was badly shaken but
not dangerously injured.
The International Socialist Con-
gress at Brussels on Sunday passed
a resolution condemning the prosecu-
ton OF members of the Western Fed
Grafton of Miners in Idaho.
A special dispatch from Hong Kong
says Mr.. Pollard, Methodist mission
airy at Chao-rung-Fu, has been mer-
cilessly beaten by the Chinese. His
lung was pierced by weapon.
The National society of the Sons
of the American Revolution in session
at Denver, elected Nelson A. McClary
of Chicago president general, to sue
coed G. A. Pugsley of New York.
E. II. Hartman, in an interview,
says. ANY report that the Harri-
man roads need any more money
than will be raised under the recent
financing has no basis of foundation"
Bernard Bauer, a diamond mer-
chant, was found in his office in Mel
bourne, Australia, with crushed
skull and died in a few hours. "A
bag containing $4,000 worth of gems
is missing
IL is reported that the China inland
mission station at Kaihsion, in the
province of Szechuan, has been
wrecked by rioters, but that the Ger
man missionary in charge and his
family escaped.
A street car ran into a train loaded
with pots full of molten metal at Bir-
mingham. Ala, which set the car on
fire and entirely consumed it, Sever.
al persons are said to have been
burned to death.
G. Otto Elterich, whose home is at
| Freeport, l.. l., and business in New
York City, and Mrs. Emily NJ. Nc.
Lean of New York. were drowned
while boating upon the Thames near
Cliveden, England.
The body of the man discovered in
a soap factory in Cincinnati has been
identified as that of Panko Bukowski,
a Galician. Nothing new has de.
veloped except that indications of sui
eide are considered very strong.
Margaret Butler, 16 years old,
whose legs We're crushed off in the
wreck on the Cleveland & Southwest.
ern Electric line at Elyria, Ohio, on
Decoration day, is dead, making eight
fatalities as result of the collision.
Helen NJ. Cougar, the well known
temperance leader and lecturer,
dropped dead at her lone in Lafay.
cite, Ind. of heart failure. She was
40 years of age, and for many years
had been leading temperance agita-
tor.
Mrs. Mary Spaugh has been acouit.
ted at Centerville, Mo, of complicit,
in the killing of Sheriff Polk. One of
her sons is under sentence of death
and another is serving a life sentence
In the penitentiary for the same
crime.
Serious disorders have again broken
out at kermanshah. Persia. In con.
sequence Of election disputes. There
has been considerable loss of life
The people are divided into two fac.
uons, one of which the government,
favors. '-'e ~
n tornado struck three miles west
OF Decatur, Texas. The district GOV.
cred by the storm VAS narrow I'm,
much damage was done to propertv
NO lives were lost Two residences
were destroyed and number OF harms
we're blown down.
William Waite, aged 45. committed
suicide IN spectacular mannar y,
superior, Wis. Just before a Grs,,
Northern train came along Waite
kuelt teside the track. placed his
NECK upon the rail and hung on untii
StrGeS and decapitated.
one hundred armed Confederat.
veterans from Tennessee. car-v,n,
the stars and bars. were las, weet Al
MED admission to the United s,a,as
capitol until they had lowered tha,,
H~s and disarmed The old so,d;a-s
"Aa oeen attending a reunion
turing excavations near Pylos co,
e1e'eu oy the German institute .,
A'hens' vaulted edifce cop,ainir,
many gold ornaments and Other al,
aoies ~as discovered. R,per,s ~
heVe the building to have hsa, -,
palace Of the Homeric kins 49, ~ sa'