Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1908-10-30
NEWS SUMMARY

towns of Abra province, P. |.
A decided reduction of tariff rates
goes into effect in Denmark after the
FIRST of next year.
The British consul warns emigrants
against going to Chilli unless assured
of business connection.
One man was killed and five others
injured in an automobile accident at
Camphore, three miles north of Sole
cad, Cal.
Four colored men persisted in the
burning of the Hudson river steamer
New York at Mhrvers ship yard,
Newburg, N. Y.
A total of 81 ,297, 263, 420 in new
money was printed and circulated by
the bureau of engraving and printing
during the last fiscal year.
Governor Patterson offered a re
ward of $4,000 for the arrest of the
person or persons guilty of the muir
| der of Captain Rankin at Reel Lake,
Tenn.
A world cocoa trust is being or
ganized in the countries producing
that article, according to a report
from Consul General Anderson at Rio
De Janeiro.
Three were killed, four others bad,
ly injured and the lives of hun
bred more were imperiled by fire
in a six-story tenement house in
New York City.
w. l.. Culberson, aged GA, president
Of the First National bank at Car.
roll, Iowa, committed suicide by
shooting. The bank is closed pend
ing investigation.
Twenty thousand sheep grazing on
the Cumbres mountains in Rio Ariba
county, fourteen miles north of Santa
Fe, N. M. are reported to have per
ished in blizzard.
A dispatch to the London Daily Mail
from Belgrade says that the Servian
government has called out all the first
reserves and has ordered 800 Maxim
guns and 400 military automobiles.
Two persons were killed and five
others were injured, one fatally, in
the wreck of a gasoline speeder on
the Newton & Northwestern railway,
four miles northwest of Gowrie, Iowa.
Alfred Picard, who was director
general of the Paris exposition of
1900, has been offered the portfolio
of minister of marine of France in
succession to CASTOR Thomson, who
resigned last week.
According to the latest available Of
fetal data the foreign trade of the
port of New York exceeds $1,000, 000.-
600 per annum; the annual product OF
the factories of New York City is
valued at $1.4O0.000,O0o.
Two Black Hand letters, threaten
ing to blow up the Moody church in
Chicago have been received by Rev
A. c. Dixon, acting pastor of the
church. The letters demanded thai
$1,000 be left in a cigar box on the
porch of the church
The so-called instruction in Korei
Is practically ended: The troops arc
still on active duty, but the insurgents
have dwindled merely a disorder!
element Two-thirds of the japanese
troops in north China will be with
drawn in few days.
Two years in the Moundsville, Yves
Virginia, penitentiary, was imposed
, upon James Arthur Kemp, forme
chief clerk of the police department
of Washington, who was convicted O
Incorporating about $4,000 of tn
! funds of that department.
In the province of Abra, p l., tn.
j oonstabulary reports heavy loss O
t life and great damage to propert
throughout the province, as a resul
0 of the recent storms. 1t is known tina
269 people were drowned, and it
( feared that others were lost.
0 A daring daylight robbery occurre
at Halstead street and Washingto
boulevard, Chicago, when H. P. Ste
enson was beaten into insensibilit
l by two highwaymen, who then e'
; capped with a satchel in which Ste,
s enson was carrying $4,000 to tn
II bank.
Jacob Anderson, wealthy oil maj
. was almost instantly killed and h
brother, Louis, was perhaps fatal
injured in an automobile accideI
three miles north of Kingsburg, Ca
u In the machine were the dead man
wife and daughter, but they escape
uninjured
II President Roosevelt has signed
e contract with the Outlook to act q
an associate editor after his retir
II ment from the presidency in Marc
/ next. This is made subject to the e
q isting contract to write the story
d his African travels for Charles Scri
It ner's Sons.
s disastrous hurricane swept tn
coast of Nicaragua. destroying tn
towns of Rio Grande and Prinzapulki
! and doing considerable damage
. the interior 1t appears that the 81
q tire coast from Pearl Bay to al
p Gracias was, swept and there Wa
much loss of life.
s Ethel J. Buttimer. a nurse girl ;