The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1907-10-17
NEWS SUNNI A r y

/ at Pratt city. Ala, caused lhe ue"'i,
~ forr men and the injury OF several
others.
The supreme court OF Illinois mas
handed down an opinion declaring the
new primary election law unconSu'
| tational.
Fire which started in hotel DE-
stroved every building but one IN the
block when forms the business sec
ton Of Yuba, Cal
Forty-teo persons, including Thirty
Ianauese soldiers. were killed or IN
iured by the derailmeht OF tialn
near Seoul. Korea
The balance sheet OF the Standard
OH company IA. been made publlc TOT
rhe first time. II SHOWS total sur
plus of S26l .o0o,ooj.
The Russian authorities have Or
dered the confiscafion OF Count OIL
stois book entitled A Comparative
study of the Gospels
The management Of the Illinois
Central railroad has decided to tarow
IT'S influence in favor OF a deep-water-
way from fbe Great Lakes to the
Gulf
A special Dispatch from Picking say
the dowager empress has issued a de-
cree declaring the government Of
China 10 he a constitutional mon
archy.'
A new law by which boys under the
axe of fourteen are prohibited from
selling papers between 10 p. m. and
a. m has gone into effect in New
York city.
Ludwig SzczygieI, the Polish priest
convicted at Pittsburg of the murder
of Andrew and Stephen Starzynski,
has been sentenced to thirty years inn
prisonment.
Mrs. Susan Wallace, widow OF Cen
eral Lew Wallace. is dead at Craw-
louisville Ind. She had great literary
ability and assisted her husband in
his writings
One man was killed, and three, In
GLIDING Bobby Walthour. the Ameri-
can rider were seriously injured in
series of accidents on the Spandau
bicycle track.
The announcement of Miss Gladys
Vanderbilt's engagement to Count Las
zlo Szechenyi of Budapest was made
last week. Miss Vanderbilt is the
Youngest child of the late Cornelius
Vanderbilt,
The De Beers Diamond company,
known as the diamond trust, is report
ed in cable advices as having formed
pool with the principal independent
companies in order that prices shall
be maintained.
All danger of strike of the marine
engineers on the ocean and coastwise
steamship lines, whose vessels sail
from New York. bearing the American
flag, has been ayerted. Both sides
made concessions.
The coroner's jury summoned TO in
vestigate the mysterious murder. at
Sioux Falls, S. D., of John w.
O'Grady. an aged pioneer, returned
verdict holding Mrs O'Grady respon-
sible for the death.
Another county in Kentucky has
gone dry in local option election.
In Mclean county the temperance
forces were victorious by a majority
of l,055. Only nineteen of the 119
counties in Kentucky remain wet"
The mutilated body of George Han
son. of the Caucasian Printing COM
pany of Shreveport, La, was found
under a bapdstand on Douglas island
Hanson had been beaten to death with
a heavy railroad wrench and robbed.
Professor Jacques Loeb, the famous
biologist of Berkeley, Cal, makes the
statement that he believes the germ
of life en- be discovered, providing
the che nical reactions surrounding
the process of fertilization are investi.
gated.
A terrible explosion occurred at the
Tamatsuke factory. Osaka. Japan,
where number of girls were at work
sorting shells and cartridges which
had been condemned Sixty-three
girls We're killed and over sixty in,
iured
The immense cotton shipping bust,
ness OF New Orleans has been tied ur
by the strike of 500 members of the
dock and cotton handlers union. The
cotton handlers have arrayed agains.
them all the business exchanges of |
New Orleans.
The general officers of tae Western
Union Telegraph company, in New
York, have been advised that at a |
meeting held in Toronto on Sunday
the lew operators remaining on strike !
declared the strike failure in Can.
ada and agreed to apply for reinstate. |
meut
That Harry Huber and S V. Barrett |
young men Of Wichita. Kans.. MI, |
dynamite on the Santa Fe railroad !
track four miles north of that CITY |
August ~, 20 win a Carnegie medal |
ana a reward from the railroad com.
pahy, was the testimony of Barrett a, |
their trial. OK
Claude E. Perry. a soldier of the i
coast artillery, stationed at FIT. Ham.
Alon' and his wife, Elizabeth. were
round dead in their apartment in |
6foo6lyn. IL Is believed Perry shot |
ms Wife aud then Killed himself he, |
cause be WAS 10 be transferred tn |
mother post. -
during q Republican rally in a club |
room at Waterbury, Conn. the foo, |
collapsed precipilatiug $50 men into |
'Ne cellar OF the buildius. By the |
explosion of a Iamp no h,;is,-,,- -