Camas Prairie chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1901-1917, 1910-10-28
NEWSOF The WORLD
SHORT ITEMS FROM MOST ANY
PLACE ON THE GLOBE.
a Review Of Happenings in Both East
ern and Western Hemispheres During
the Past Week--National Historical,
Political and Personal Events Told in
Short Paragraphs.

Short Paragraphs.
fIhe Peruvian cabinet has resigned.
Senator Elkins is recovering hi
health.
Edgar Allen Poe is at las in the hal
of fame.
Colonel Theodore Roosevelt will SPEAK
In the Ohio campaign this fall.
The opium sandwich is the latest
wrinkle in restaurant novelties. Price
81 each.
Ten persons were injured at Louis
vi!le, when building on Main street
collapsed
King Chulialongcorn died recently at
Bangkok, Siam, following an illness of
only q few days.
The growth of the socialist organiza
ton in Berlin is the phenomenon of poll
tics in the empire.
Carl Syants Nicanor- Hal lberg, pro
fessor Of pharmacy Of the University
of Illinois, is dead.
George Cornell, an employee of lum-
Der company at Barnet, b. c., was killed
recently by rolling log.
The attack made by Mayor Nathan
of Rome on the Catholic church has in
jured that official considerably.
: At Hannibal, Mo-, fire Saturday de-
stroyed the pattern and saw shops of
the Burlington railroad. Loss $1OO,0 900.
Prince Francis Joseph Leopold Fred
erick Of Teck, brother Of Queen Mary,
died Saturday from an attack of
pleurisy.
Labor troubles in Paris are increas-
ing, and there is very little prospect of
restoration of industrial affairs to
normal conditions.
An event of the near future in the
social world Of England will be the
wedding of Lady Lettice Cholmondeley
to G. Pryce Harrison.
Connecticut ranks lowest among the
New England states in the proportion
of her children who receive a commits
sion in school education.
At Umatilla, Ore, Sam Kee, Chinese
restaurant man, who shot James Love-
lace, was Saturday acquitted by the
coroner's jury, and freed.
More than score Of small fishing
vessels were sunk in the recent hurri-
cane along the Florida coast, and IN
several cases the crews drowned.
d. Kendrick Babcock, president of the
University Of Arizona, has been appoint
ed specialist in higher education in the
United States bureau of education.
Starting upon its organization, Aug
ust IL, 1881, the United Brotherhood of
Carpenters and Joiners now have 1885,
900 members and treasury in excess
Of 100000.
Mrs. Grover Cleveland of Princeton.
widow of ex-President Cleveland, has
been named as one of the commissioners
to manage the woman's reformatory in
New Jersey.
Reports from the vicinity of Cape
San Antonio say the Cuban revenue
cutter Cespedes has been wrecked with |
the loss of the captain and all hands
except two.
Some of the important English land !
lords are selling their lands to their |
tenants in Difference to the general SEN
timent against land monopoly prevail
ing in London.
Leaning into an elevator shaft to |
give instructions to his men, rapidly |
descending car struck Robert A. wy
more on the head Saturday and in |
stantly killed him at Portland, Ore.
s. M. Reynolds, the colored Pullman
car porter, convicted at Roseburg, Ore,
of an attempted assault on a 14-year-
old girl in his car, has been sentenced |
to serve seven years in the state peni-
Tertiary at Salem.
A man who gave his name as A. H.
Harris, check forger, was captured in
San Diego Saturday He is a member
of gang of check workers that have i
operated in Seattle, Tacoma, Portland,
Los Angeles and other places
An enormous reserve army of from i
$4,000 to 10000 men to supplant the
present fighting force of the regulars
and militia is planned by Major Gen
ersl Leonard Wood, chief Of staff, and
other officers of the war college
Henry L. Wilson, formerly of Spo-
kane, now American ambassador to
Mexico, has advised the state depart
ment in Washington there is possiblI-
ity that the men implicated in dynamit
ing the Times building in Los Angeles,
CAL, are on board a ship bound for
the Mexican port of Manzanillo.