Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1910-10-20
.NEWSOF THE WORLD

SHURl ITEMS FRUM MUST 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.
The laws against betting as a bust
ness is being enforced throughout Ire
land.
British naval officials are appre-
hensive of anti-foreign outbreaks at
Canton.
Mira Ali Kuli Khan is the new
charge 'affaires of the Persian lepa-
ton at Washington.
Just as soon as he is of suitable age
the Prince of Wales will be initiated
into the mysteries of Free Masonry.
With ia deaths to every 1000 in
habitants, st. Paul in 1909 led the cities
of 100000 class in point of low rate
of mortality.
st. Paul, Mimi, was chosen by the
Danish brotherhood as the place for
the next national convention, which
is to be held in 1915.
1t is regarded at Vienna as merely
a matter of time when Turkey will be-
come to all intents and purposes a mem
Der of the triple alliance.
Gust Olsen, a laborer of Valdez.
Alaska, recently found on the beach
near that town a lump of ambergris
weighing 220 pounds, and valued at
$4,000.
Julia Dent Grant, daughter of U. S.
Grant of California, and niece of Gen
eral Frederick D. Grant, was married
recently to Edmund c. King of Port
land, Ore.
blowup of the Great Northern safe.
tapping of a barroom cash register and
an attempted holdup of bank janitor
IN one night has made things lively for
Fernie (B. o. police Saturday.
For the first time in years West
minister, B. c., was defeated Saturday
in a lacrosse match on it's own grounds,
a combined Vancouver and National
team beating them, goals to 8.
Lisbon.-The hosting of the British
flag over the Jesuit monastery in the
Rua de Duel saved the occupants from
attack by republican troops. One priest
was killed and others arrested.
Frank L. Kramer defeated Jack
Clarke, the Australian bicyclist, m
two straight heats in a one-mile match
race at Valisburg, N. j., Saturday.
Kramer's time was 2:Os 2-5 and
2:16 As.
Jockey Tom Loates, who died a short
time ago, left fortune of about
$1,125,000, largely the result of care
full investments made by him under the
guidance of Leopold de Rothschild, his
chief employer.
The eighth international prison con-
gress ended Saturday with the ratifca-
ton of the selection of Sir Elevin Rug
gles-Brise, K. G. B., as president, and
the selection of London as the place for
the next meeting.
Price Ellison of Okanogan, former
minister of lands, has been appointed
minister of finance in the British Co.
lumbia cabinet, succeeding the late Cap
tain Tatlow. W. R. Ross has been an
pointed minister of lands.
An estrangement between pastor and
congregation has come as the result Of
the Rev. D. A. Greene of the Man
chester (Pa.) Presbyterian church at
tending prize boxing bout as the guest
of A. G. Gumbert, former sheriff.
The trial of DIR. William Hecker of
Watseka, ILL.,, charged with being re-
sponsible for the drowning of his wife
at Fox lake about six weeks ago, was
concluded by the dismissal of the case.
on the ground of insufficient evidence.
A very great many of King Alfonso $
loyal subjects firmly believe that their
young king owes his marvellous ESCAPES
from danger to certain ring which is
supposed to bring long life and pros
perity to a worthy Spanish monarch and
death to every one else who possesses it.
R. W. Montgomery, well-known real
estate man of Fort Worth, Texas, was
arrested in Seattle Saturday by oper-
atives of private detective agency