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

| NHe at houston, Texas, Sunday
last DESTROYED property valued at
| s750.000.
Mayor John Van Fossen of Ypsilan.
ii. Mich, SHOT and killed himself while
temporarily insane.
New York bankers are looking for.
ward to resumption of cash nav.
ments within very short time.
| According to reports, the recent
storms on the Black sea have resulted
! III terrible suffering and great loss OF
life.
The strike of $50 union employees
OF the Louisville Railway company
was called off by vote taken by the
| men last week
A fire in the Harvard house at
Gloucester, Mass, resulted in one
death. several injured, and a damage
estimated at $4,000.
TWO miners were buried by a fall
of rock in the Calumet G. Hecla COP
per mine at Houghton, Mich. Bott.
were instantly killed.
The extraordinary rush of aliens to
Europe continues undated and eight
steamships sailing Saturday carried
$4,000 Storage passengers.
A band of robbers entered the gov.
eminent pawnshop I'm Tumia, Russia.
gathered together diamonds and gold
to the value of $4,000 and escaped,
The Isabella furnace of the Amer,
lean Steel & Wire company at Etna,
Pa, has been closed indefinitely.
throwing over 1000 men out of EN-.
ployment.
The Hot Springs Is. d. National
bank has closed it's doors, owing to
the financial stringency. The officers
say the banks assets exceed its liza.
bilities by $34,14O.
John Miller, leader of a fraction of
feudists, was shot and killed at
Whitesburg, KY, and Andy and Mer.
riu Jones, members of another fac,
ton, were mortally wounded.
Mrs. Louise M. Taft, mother of the
secretary of war, is again seriously i'll
at Milbury, Mass. Recently she was
believed to be on the way to recovery,
but she has now suffered a relapse.
DR.. Shrady, who was the attending
physician during the illness of the
late President Grant, died in New
York City, November 80, death re.
sulting from complication of di.
SeaSeS.
Thirty-five mills and factories in
New England, which have been cur.
failing production or shut down for
repairs for a brief period recently,
are expected to resume operations
during the week.
Santa Fe Agent Perrine, stationed
at Nebo, Cal, had an encounter with
three Mexican bandits In the shoot
ing that followed, one Mexican was
killed outright and another wounded
in the leg. The third escaped.
Edward Burke, formerly a famous
ball player with the New York Giants
died at charity hospital in Utica,
N. Y, last week, aged 43 years. For
the last year or so he had worked as
cook for a railroad section gang.
Endeavors are being made to have
the general government pay $5,000,O0O
to the new state of Oklahoma in the
immediate future. This sum is due
as an appropriation contained in the
enabling act creating the new state
w. H. McVay. presidenet of the
First National bank of Yankton, S. D.,
was found dead in bed Sunday morn.
ing. McVay was 6S years of age, and
had been prominent in the financial
hicfn nf
Mrs. Ida Wolker of Cleveland. O..
twenty-five years old, was shot three
times by Herbert Freund and was
probably fatally wounded Freund,
who is but twenty years of age, fired
two shots at himself. He will recover,
A Chinaman cannot be legally con.
victed of a crime when his sole of
Tense is that of entering Canada with.
out paying the $500 head tax required
by the Canadian government, accord.
ing to decision by the supreme
court.
After holding up Henry C. Kohl and
four customers in Kohl's saloon in
Chicago, three young desperadoes
forced their victims into the saloon
ice box and turned on a monograph
to drown the cries of the prisoners.
then made their escape
President Roosevelt spent Thanks,
giving day at the old home of Presi.
dent Madison, near Montpelier, Va.
This trip was taken in variation of
the custom of the president, which
las been to go to his country home
at Pine Knot, Va, on Thanksgiving
day.
The jury which heard the case
against r. Meade Shumway, charged
with the murder of Mrs. Sarah Mar
tin. near Adams, Nebraska, on the
afternoon OF September 3, found the
defendant guilty and recommended
that TIE court sentence Shumway to
hang.
Ernest G. Timme. auditor of the
treasury tor the state department, has
rendered his resignation to the secre-
tary of the treasury. Mr.. Timme,
who resigns for personal reasons, was
appointed fifth auditor of the treasury
department in 1892, and is from Ken
osha, Wis.
Clio, Arkansas, the home of 500
lumber mill employees and their fam
lilies. is to be depopulated. as the re-