Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1910-10-01

Socialism makes gains in Germany
these days.
The Senator Lorimer inquiry begun
last Monday at Chicago.
Jerome A. Quay of Pennsylvania, the
American consul at Florence, was
found dead in bed Sunday morning from
heart disease.
Wireless saved 10 more lives on the
recent trip of the Koenigen Luise of
the North German Lloyd Line to the
Mediterranean and back.
By unanimous vote the board of
trustees of the University of MississippiA
decided to abolish Greek letter socie-
ties from that institution.
1t is feared that Capt. John j.
o Cornell of the Twenty eighth infan-
try, at Fort Smelling, the senior captain
of that regiment, has been murdered.
Hadji Mohammed Jamulai Hiram H.,
sultan of Sulu, titular head of the Mo
hammedan faith in the Philippines and
pensioner of the United States, is now
in New York.
Teheran, Persia-The Mails national
council recently elected Nasir- III Mulk,
former premier and minister of finance
regent to succeed Azad- VI Mulk, who
died September %.
The twin fliers, Yale and Harvard
plying between New York and Boston,
will not tie up for the winter, but
will instead round the Horn for sery-
ice on the Pacific coast.
The premier of New South Wales
announces that he proposes as soon as
possible to open up for settlement i'm
mense areas of suitable crown lands
in the west and northwest.
University of Chicago, has been deco
rated with the insignia of office of the
Legion of Honor by the French govern
ment. The decoration is second in rank
in the legion.
Julian A. Mock, wanted in connec-
ton with the staying of Jesse Smith
at Medford, Ore, after quarrel over
the possession of a cur dog, was cap
tured near Talent, after a chase that
lasted three days.
Ralph De Palma, in his Fiat racer,
made new world record for 10 miles
on a circular track at Philadelphia Sat
urday, going the distance in s:31 lis.
This beats his own record of 9:49 made
at st. Paul last year.
A move on the part of attorneys to
obtain the release of John R. Walsh,
the aged Chicago banker, now serving
a term in the federal prison at Fort
LeavenwoHh for violation of the ma
tional banking laws, was begun Sat
urday.
An investigation of the federal
prisons at Atlanta, Ca, and Mcneil
island, Wash, has been ordered by the
department of justice to ascertain
whether opium, cocaine and whisky are
being Struggled by guards for use of
the prisoners.
A considerable sensation has been
caused by the announcement that Eu-
gene Kasseli, Hungarian millionaire
who died recently, has bequeathed
100000 sterling for the foundation
of an institution at Buda Pesth He
left his entire fortune for this purpose
} The memory of the late King Ed
ward of England is to be perpetuated
by street in Paris, which will be
known as "Rue Edouard VII. F." And
Parisians believe that London will re-
ciprocate by naming a street in that
city after the great Napoleon or some
? more useful man-some one who used
} his genius in the art of peace.
Among the last official acts of Gov
ernor Hughes before his departure for
Washington in October to become a
member of the United States supreme
court, will probably be a decision on
an application made to him for ex-
ecutive clemency in behalf of Peter c.
Haines, Jr., who shot and killed Wiz
liam E. Annis at Bayside Yacht club
on Long Island in 1908.
D Ten patrolmep and three sergeants.
, the squad in charge of Seattle s re-
stricted district, resigned from the de-
partment following the charges of
! grating made by Acting Mayor Max
: Wardell, the "boy councilman in the
absence of Mayor Gill and Chief of
Police Wappenstein, both of whom are
on vacation in California, but they re-
+ considered and decided to go back pend
! ing the mayors return.
Grand lodge officers selected last
week by the Scandinavian Brotherhood
Q of America at the meeting at Wallace.
the ninth annual session, are: J. NJ.
Arnston of Tacoma, grand president;
Andrew Christianson of Standpoint.
grand vice president; Frank Burman of
r Spokane, grand secretary-treasurer; S.
? K. Jensen of Great Falls and Carl Vein
4 burg of Butte, grand trustees. The next
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