The Montana plaindealer. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1906-1911, 1908-07-31
news OF The WORLD.
SHORT DISPATCHES FROM ALL
PARTS OF The GLOBE
A Review of Happenings In Both
Eastern and Western Hemispheres
During the Past Week-National,
Historical, Political and Personal
Events.

The efforts of Nebraska republicans
to have President Roosevelt go to Ne
braska during the coming campaign
will not be successful.
A st. Petersburg paper says that
a dispatch from the Tabriz declares
that the revolutiOnists have been over
come by the government troops and
that horsemen of Rachin Khan are
now ~pillaging the town with murder.
The Rev. DR.. Artemus Jeane Haines,
pastor of the United Congregationalist
church of New Haven, Conn, was
drowned recently while fishing on
Lond pond, near Harwich, Mass. His
body was recovered.
The dominion premier, Sir Wilfrid
Laurier, says that Thanksgiving day
this year will be held on Monday in
stead of Thursday, in Difference to the
requests of commercial travellers and
other organizations.
After having -four teeth extracted
by a travelling dentist at Chicago, four
yeaT-old Slut Hassler was taken VIC
lently i'll and died two hours later.
James Fowler, who has been selling
tootbache remedies at a tent, was ar
rested.
That there will be.no salmon fishing
allowed in Puget sound or Fraser river
waters in the years 1910, 1911 and 1912
is the opinion of w. w. Barker, man
ager Of the British Columbia Packers
association.
Mrs. Hannah Louisa Whitman Heide,
the last surviving sister of the poet
Walt Whitman, died at her home in
Burlington, VT, today, aged "a years.
AL Chicago the torrid heat culmi-
mated Saturday night in a wind and
thunder storm which brought relief
and several casualties.
The st. Paul road will complete its
connections to the coast by March 1.
The last piece of work to be COM
pleted will be the Bitter Root tunnel.
The new road will open for traffic July
1, 1909.
Winslow Warren, democratic col
lector of the port of Boston under
Cleveland, and secretary of the Anti
Imperialistic league, has come out in
a statement against William ]. Bryan
and in favor of Taft.
Miss Ethel Roosevelt, the youngest
daughter of President Roosevelt, was
given a midsummer party Saturday
by her father and mother at their
home on Sycamore hill.
Several men on the naval training
steamer Hawk at Cleveland were bad
ly scalded by the bursting of a steam
pipe. Charles Taylor, assistant engi-
neer, will probably die as a result
of his injuries.
Forty more passengers of the launch
San Gabriel, which foundered two days
ago while on it's way from Manila to
Corregidor island, were landed at
Manila Saturday by the steamer
Buena Suerte. They are mostly women
who refused to leave the wreck.
Whitney L. Boise of Portland, man.
ager of the Hawthorne estate, promi
nent clubman, politician and lawyer
has been arrested on five warrants
charging e-mbezzlement from the Haw
thorne estate. The amount of the al
legged embezzlement as enumerated il
the five complaints aggregates
$7197.O7, but it is said the amount
actually Incorporated will reacl
$780, 900 and may go as high as 5000,
900.
With three diamond rings on he
fingers and clasPing a purse contain
ing FIVE IS bills, the body of a fashion
ably gowned m was found in the
lagoon in Jackson park, Chicago, re
Gently. The letter IN" was found EN-
broidered on a linen handkerchief. Oh
the inside of the woman's shoes wal
81. G. Brandt, st. Louis, No. B." Sh'
is thought either to have COMMITTEES
suicide or to have fallen from thu
bridge by accident.