Camas Prairie chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1901-1917, 1910-11-04
news OF 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.
Italy now fears a revolution.

Italy now fears a revolution.
II, is reported trade in India Is gain
ing volume
A serious epidemic Of cholera is
prevalent in central Japan
California nov calls for more space
If the National Apple, show at Spokane,
Four persons lost their lives in fire
Saturday At Pisgah Charles county,
Maryland
Saturday New Orleans suffered the
coldest weather it has had on any Oc-
tober day in IS years
The jurors in the Illinois legislative
bribery trial of Pemberton Clark re-
ported i disagreement.
Secretary Of State Knox now admits
Oscar StTans has asked to be relieved
as minister to Turkey.
His Six brothers-in law acted as pail
bearers at the recent funeral Of Arthur
McEneahy Of Bayonne, N. j.
Seven banks ia Shanghai, China, in
Guiding several large ones, have failed,
gnd q financial panic has resulted.
Rear Admiral Thomas FL. Phelps Will
be placed On the retired list of the
navy November on account Of age,
Counterfeit $40 notes On the First
National bank Of Portland, Ore, are
being passed freely in New York city
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The Uruguay revolt Is spreading. 1t
is said 10000 fevolutionists are being
concentrated aud skirmishes are report.
ed.
The Utah Press association has re-
Gently gone On record against the es-
Establishment Of 4 state railroad commits
sion.
George Harold Chambers, an En-
glishman las years Of age, committed
suicide At Fernie, B O., BY hanging
himself
w. 9. Massey, q rancher, and his y
year-old daughter were killed recently
near San Fernando, Cal, in an auto
accident M
1t IS not at all certain that the pope
will hold the consistory announced for
November AZ He may postpone il for
two years.
Great preparations were made at
Cape Town for the opening Of the union
parliament BY the duke Of Connaught
November 4.
Four ear-old William Coulter Of
Grand Junction, Col, who at his birth
weighed 20 pounds, now tips the scales
At an even 100
The present attorney general Of
Iowa, II. w! Byers, is said to be Sem
ator Cummins choice as the late Sena-
tor Dolliver's successor
At Mnskogee, Okla, Robert Davis and
Pony Starr, two wealthy farmers
are held il bonds Of $4,000 each on
charges Of cattle stealing.
Miss Josephine Gilman, 20, of Los
Angeles, recently broke a fast Of so
days. During the fast she drank moth
ing but the juice Of oranges.
During the recent storm the steamer
Grown Prince, with cargo Of coffee,
was wrecked of the western coast Of
Cuba, total loss ~ 100000
Thomas J. o 'Brien, American ambas-
sador to Japan, and his wife are now
At their home at Grand Rapids, Mich,
on a fuFlough of two months.
One hundred and eleven japanese
fishermen were drowned off western
Japan recently, when storm destroyed
Large fleet Of fishing boats.
So widespread has rabies become in
northeastern Kansas that the state
board of health has ordered a quaran-
tine Of all dogs in those communities.
For the second time in it's history
Belhaven college, one of the oldest
wonan's colleges in Mississippi, was
destroyed by FIRE Saturday. Loss $780,
600
AT Kansas City, Mo-, an Indictment
charging fraud was returned by the
United States grand jury against G. E..
Mitchell Of the defunct Mitchell Dry
goods company.
Saturday az new AOrk nIty Jeane
dare suffragettes sprinkled great yell
low chrysanthemums along the path Of
Nine Sarah Bernhardt as she walked
down the gangplank,
The police Of Russia, Austria and
Germany are searching for a fugitive
Paulist monk, Father Damascus Macoch,
who is charged with the robbery Of pre-
lious stones valued at 100000 and
murder of his brother, postman,
q. Dead, Two Hurt in Wreck
b Sanford, fireman of Smyrna,
rras Instantly Killed. Mike Nc.