Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1911-09-02
WORLD NEWS NOTES.
SHORT ITEMS CLIPPED FROM
DAILY PAPER DISPATCHES
DURING PAST WEEK.
Review Of Happenings In Both East
srn and Western Hemispheres During
the Past Week-National, Historical,
Political and Personal Events Told in
Short Paragraphs.
Chicago IS census is s,9e4,1s4.

Chicago's census is 2,264, 1874.
The assessed valuation of Lincoln
county, Montana, for 1911 is $5,204 ,74O.
The outlook for an immense fruit
harvest in Kootenai county, Idaho,
could not be better.
The Pacific German conference of the
Methodist Episcopal church decided to
meet in Spokane next year.
Port Limon, Costa Rica, reports tell
of the loss of Is lives in the explosion
of a powder magazine at San Jose.
New York opinion sees to certainty
either Educator Wilson or Judge Har-
mon as the democratic standard bearer
Albany, Ore.-The forest fire burning
on both sides of the North Santiam
river east of Niagara is spreading rap
idly.
La Grande, Oregon, is experiencing a
substantial building boom, there now
being in course of construction many
dwellings.
Mexico City.-Local authorities have
discovered evidence of a plot for an
other revolution formed by Andres
Molina Enriquez.
Macon, Ga.-At race riot at Indian
Springs hotel one deputy was killed, an
other fatally injured and several other
persons were hurt.
John r. Wilkie, acting supervising
special agent and chairman of the Sc
cret service, is making a tour of west
ern customs offices.
Directors of the Chicago, Milwaukee
& Puget Sound railroad have declared
a dividend of BIO per cent on the
common stock, amounting to $2,9OO,0OO.
Mason City, Iowa-Memorial univer-
sity, which was founded here 10 years
ago by the Sons of Veterans at cost
of 100000, has closed for want of
funds.
Ely, Nev.-Seven men met death and
three others were seriously injured in
fire which swept the new fve-com-
partment shaft of the Giroux Consoli-
dated Mines company here.
Montclair, N. Announcement is
made here of the engagement of Miss
Cornelia Frances Jefferson, granddaugh
ter of the late Joseph Jefferson, the
actor, and Darlington Howard.
Many progressive republicans have re-
ceived invitations to a banquet in Min
neapolis September 7, at which boom
for Senator La Toilette of Wisconsin
for president is to be launched.
st. Paul.-Archbishop Ireland, at the
close of the annual four-day retreat of
the Catholic priests of the diocese, was
the recipient of a 100000 pledge by
the 26O priests of the archdiocese. B
Newcastle, England.-Ten persons
were killed, among them six women.
when a large motor carrying 33 passen-
gers ran away on hill today and col
lided with a tree. The accident occurred
near Consett.
New York-Charles w. Gates, who,
with his mother, will inherit the large
estate of his father, John W. Gates, an
nounced that the plans mapped out by
his father would be carried out by his
mother and himself.
Trinidad, Col.-Murdock Mckenzie,
for years president of the livestock
association and widely known among
cattle breeders, announces that he has
accepted the management of the Brazil
Land, Cattle and Packing company of
Sac Paule, Brazil, and viii leave in a
month to assume his new duties.
Santa Fe, N. None of the pens
with which the statehood measure was
signed by President Taft has been re-
ceived by Ex-Governor L. Bradford
Prince, president of the New Mexico
Historical society, and placed in the
historical museum in the old palace be-
side the pen with which the president
signed the enabling act.
Holland, Mich.-Insane with jealousy
over the remark that she did not care
to have anything more to do with him,
Walter Hopper, who gives his residence
as Philadelphia, seized Grace Lyons of
Chicago around the waist on board the
steamer Puritan in midlake and hurled
the shrieking woman overheard. She
drowned; he was arrested.