Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1910-09-29
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.

The population of New Orleans is
ss9,O75.
Atlantic City, N. J., is ready for
the Grand Army of the Republic this
week.
English shipping men and merchants
are much worried over the prospect of
strike of the seamen.
The heart trouble of the czarina is
causing no end of anxiety to the ear
and the court at st. Petersburg.
Alexander Ivanovitch de Nelidoff,
Russian ambassador to France and presi-
dent of the second Hague conference,
died Sunday.
No more sugar thieves are to be par
doned in return for their testimony in
the government prosecution against the
sugar trust.
Senator La Toilette of Wisconsin
ester, MINI, to undergo an operation
for gall stones.
Late reports from western and south
eastern Alaska indicate that the pack
of salmon has been, in some instances,
larger than expected.
Nine. Emma Eames, in absolutely re-
nouncing singing for two years, is fol
lowing the command of an eminent
Partisan musical instructor.
st. Louis will contribute $4,000 to-
ward the construction of a national
memorial in perpetuation of the
memory of Grover Cleveland.
at Sharpsburg, No, the imposing
granite monument erected by the state
of Indiana on Antietam battlefield was
dedicated Saturday with impressive
ceremonies.
Mobile and Atlanta broke the world S
time record for a baseball game at
Atlanta, Ga, Saturday when they
played a full nine inning game in 50
minutes, Mobile winning, to 1.
Fire on the south side of the Fraser
river, in British Columbia, has already
caused loss of 100000 A number
of persons are unaccounted for and it
is feared they have lost their lives.
By their action Saturday in voting
in favor of a strike of the 100000
Welsh coal miners, the delegates to the
Miners Conference gave tremendous
impetus to the impending English labor
war.
Judge E. E. Cushman, one of the fed
eral judges in Alaska, who recently re-
turned to Tacoma after a season of
holding court in the north, brings news
of a rich gold strike in the Valdez
region.
Miss Margaret NJ. Miller, one of the
last surviving nurses, who brought
Union soldiers back to health during the
civil war, is dead at the residence of
her niece in Chicago. Miss Miller was
80 years old.
The international jury, chosen by the
German societies of Chicago to select
a design for the Goethe memorial to be
erected in Lincoln park, in that city,
decided on the design submitted by Pro
fessor Hermann Hahn of Munich.
1t is reported that Charles NJ. Schwab
lOTner president Oh tue united states
steel corporation, win meet Prince Tsai
Hsun, uncle of the emperor of China
in San Francisco to "close a deal' fol
the building of a feet of war vessel:
for China.
Fred H. bennett, commissioner OF
the general land Office and the man di
rectly under Secretary of the interior
Richard A. Ballinger, will be a dele
gate for the government to the fftl
dry farming congress in Spokane, DC
tober Sc.
Indications multiply that the lette
written by Charles d. Norton, secretar,
to the president, to an unnamed low,
politician, is an expression of the polio,
of President Taft to be followed by tn,
various departments of the government
in their attitude in matters of patron
age toward all republicans, whethe
they be insurgent or regular.