Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1908-10-02
NEWS SUMMARY

seven men were injured anu DOy
was killed in an explosion in the fac
tory of the Ideal Comb company, in
Cambridge, Mass.
Fire almost totally destroyed the
plant of the Schauble Brewing com
pany at Hudson, N. Y. The loss will
be at least $4,000.
The ten-months-old daughter of r.
o. Middlemas, farmer near Spring
field, Mo-, fell into a bucket of milk
and was drowned before her parents
found her.
DIR. w. F. Epley, ex-mayor of Ash
land, Wis, and formerly president of
the Wisconsin Medical society, was
found dead in a cistern last week.
1t is suppose he fell in by accident
l. Senior MagalhaeZ, the Portuguese
minister of public works, was as
saulted by unknown persons at Gas.
ceas, Portugal. AS his train was pass.
ing through the town 1t was subjected
to volley of stones.
e. G. Emmons, well-known broker
of Duluth, was found dead in berth
on a train from Omaha as 1t was en-.
tering the Union station at st. Paul.
Fatty. degeneration of the heart Is
| given as the cause of death.
All Russian emigrants bound fol
| American ports are now detained al
| Hamburg for five days before en-
barking, and as a further precautior
against the spread of cholera theii
baggage is thoroughly disinfected
Two bulls escaped from the arena
at Moita, Spain, and ran amucE
through crowd that was assembling
to witness bull fight. Seven per
sons were killed and twenty wounded
Troops were summoned and shot the
animals.
Orders were issued at the war de
partment last week directing Colone
William F. Stewart, now at For
Grant, Arizona, to report at Wash
ington and go before retiring board
The case has attracted widespread
attention.
The report is published in Pari
that Prince Miguel of Braganza, tn
eldest son of Dom Miguel. pretende
to the throne of Portugal, was re
Gently secretly married to Mrs
Samuel Sloan Chauncey, rio
American widow.
George Clark, negro, sh9t Cor
stable w. H. Taylor, who attempte
to arrest him, at Shero, Texas, an
/ mob hanged the negro to "a tree
leaving him for dead. Next morn
ing he was found to be still alive an
was taken to- Jail.
J Asiatic cholera has made It's al
: pearance In the upper classes of 81
ciety in the czar's domain. Twent!
: four cases alone have been reporte
in the. exclusive town of Peterho
= where the residents considere
themselves immune.
Alexander Starbuck, aged SO year
former president of Cuviver club {
: Cincinnati, and widely known as a
4 advocate of measures for the prote
h ton of game, shot himself fatal
last week. Although once wealth
4 he had lost his money.
y Wilbur Balthazer Martin, halfbae
B of the Waterbury, Conn, High scho
Il football team, is in serious conc
h ton as the result of an injury to h
q spinal column during practice gan
4 of football The body is paralyzt
from the shoulders down.
Reports to the public health servi'
show that cholera Is epidemic
Annoy and Hangkow, China, claimir
at the latter place sixty victims p
8 day The disease is also prevale
4: at Shanghai, Su Chow, No Sich, HUI
IL Chow, Ming Pc and Nankin.
81 Governor George L. Sheldon Of n
s: braska has denied the report tn
4: he would not be candidate for &C
s. ernor because of the defeat OF t
81 bank guaranty plank in the Rept
B, lican state platform convention.
81 declared the report baseles.
An attempt was made to kill .
al seph c. Canister, a grocer, and
h family when a quantity of dynam
e was exploded against wall of
. home in Reading, Pa. Mr.. Ganst
n and members of his family We
thrown out of bed, but no one "
lr injured.
al The Canadian wheat crop this We
1s on the basis of current prices,
q valued at $S5,OOO,OOO, as compal
I'd with $4,000 900 last year, s6O.000,t
IT, in 1906 and $52,OO0,O0O in 1905. 7
Northwest Grain Dealers. ASSOCIATE
a estimates the 1908 yields at 1870
y, 900 bushels.
e Kinnes Fritter. of Columbus.
EN- has received cablegram from
nd authorities in Manila stating that
NJ. brother. Lincoln Fritter, had d
Ike there of the cholera. Mr.. Fritter v
u prominent in real estate circles @
at one time was reported to be wo
a million dollars.
rs The report published in Berlin u
70 Baron Mumm Won Schwartzenste
ed present German ambassador at Toi
to Is to be sent to Washington In S
-u- cession to. the late Ambassador Bal
lid Speck Won Sternburg, is with
foundation, Sternburgs success