Camas Prairie chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1901-1917, 1909-03-26
news OF The WORLD
SHORT DISPATCHES FROM ALL
PART OF The GLOBE.
A Review Of Happenings in Both
Eastern and Western Hemispheres
During the Past Week-National,
Historical, Political and Personal
Events.

An earthquake shock was felt in
Catelina province, Spain, Saturday aft
ernoon.
Robbers dynamited the safe in the
Bank of Coldwater, Oklahoma, Satur-
day and escaped with $4,000.
Richard Ballinger, secretary of the
interior, has purchased for his own use
"Roswell," the saddle horse recently
owned by Roosevelt.
Safeblowers recently dynamited the
safe of the First National bank OF
Imogene, Page county, Iowa, and took
$4,000. One robber was captured.
Fred Stephenson, who is at present
an Mexico, has accepted an invitation
from former President Roosevelt to
join the African hunting expedition.
A sudden attack Of acute rheuma
tism in his right arm and hand has SC
disable Ignace Paderewski, the Greek
pianist, that he has been forced to can
Gel all his western engagements.
The United States Steel corporation
has decided unless business steadily i'm
proves, to close down the principa
plants of the Tennessee Coal & Iror
company at Ensley, Ala, on April 1
Mrs. May Pepper-Vanderbilt, the
spiritualist "Bishop" of Brooklyn, asks
in effect that the Kings county court
determine whether there is such thing
as communication with the spirit world
Emperor Nicholas has conferred thu
order of the Grand Cross of : Alexan
der Nevsky upon President Diaz o
Mexico. The order is one of the high
lest in the gift Of the Russian SOW
.ereign.
Judge William Hayward of Nebraska
who was rendered the position of frs
assistant postmaster general, has de
clined the place and will remain sec
Fetary of the national republican com
mittee.
Capt. Seth Bullock, the old cowbo.
friend of Roosevelt, is to be takel
care of by President Taft and will b
reappointed United States marshall o
South Dakota at the expiration of hi
present term.
The position of assistant attorne,
general Of the department of the in
terror has been rendered and aecepte
by Oscar LawlOr of Los Angeles, Unite
States district attorney for the south
ern district of California.
At Laporte, Ind, the authoritie
have started an investigation that wi
probably lead to the arrest and prose
pcution of several young men student
of the White county school followin
the death of Charles Stintson, studen
who was hazed.
At Barrow-in- Furness, England,
gangway connecting the battleshi
Vanguard with the wharf at the Vicl
ers Sons Maxim yard collapsed recen
1y. Fifty workmen were precipitate
to the dock. Three of them were kille
and 40 injured.
By an explosion of fire damp in tn
-Sunnyside coal mines in Evansville
Ind, recently, all but two of 81 mine1
at work in the galleries were owe
come. The only two conscious survivor
say they believe a majority of thos
remaining are dead as a result of til
explosion.
Mrs. Eta Banner, on trial at Omah
Neb., for the murder of her brother-il
law, Fred Banner, was acquitted by
jury which was out two hours. Mr.
Banner shot her brother-in-law aft
her daughter implicated him in hi
ruin. The defendants attorney a
pealed to the jury through the u
written law and also pleaded emotions
insanity.
New York.-The body of Rev. job
W. Simpson, who persisted recently
the fire which swept through the FIT
avenue apartment house at "a Centr
park south, was covered by a piece
tin roofing when discovered DR.. Sim
son was formerly president of Mariett
college, Ohio, and at the time of h
death was manager of the Fidelity Lii
Insurance company.
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