Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1912-05-02
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SHORT ITEMS Clipped FROM
DAILY PAPER DISPATCHES
DURING PAST week.
Review Of Happenings in Both Eastern
and western Hemispheres During Past
Week-National Historical, Political
and Personal Events Told in Short
Paragraphs for Busy Readers.

Civil war has again broken out in
Paraguay. tfi
The Goth anniversary of the birth
day of General U. s. Grant was Satur-
day.
A 50mile gale, accompanied by snow
and freezing temperature, swept Lake
Superior Saturday.
The house will not act on the consti.
tutional amendment for direct election
of senators until the postoffice appro.
priaton bill has been disposed of.
The Timur ruby has been part Of
the British crown regain since it was
presented to Queen Victoria in 1851 by
the directors Of the East India COM
pany. sea 4 81 rr.f.z
Countess Katinka Andrassy lovely
girl of 10 and the belle of the Buda-
pest season, is lying in a hospital there
with bullet wound in her side, self
inflicted. $3.50 81 a0.as E, "34 3is
The British ministry survives the
storm, they met the coal strike situa-
ton calmly and ably and loses no
strength ana the home-rule question
comes next.
Edward, the 4-year old son Of Thomas
Ahren, superintendent Of the Coast d.
vision Of the Southern Pacific railroad,
fell from the second story window Of
his father IS home in San Francisco and
was killed,
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An expedition will be dispatched
from Alden to. punish the Sultan Of So
cotra unless loot taken from the British
steamship Kuala, which was wrecked
on the island Of Socotra, is restored and
an apology given. * i'iie" - i''-e n.N
The jury at Oakland, Cal, which
tried Harry f. Prescott, accused Of hav-
ing slain Ralph +. Thompson February
% last, after he found him in company
with Mrs. Prescott, rowas5 discharged
without having reached "a verdict. Z. !;
lieutenant Colonel Francis Hardie,
U"S."A.;, retired, who in 1910 was ap.
pointed inspector at large of tho PAN
anna canal; is dead at his home in New
York iaftet.a long Illness from an af,
lection Of the throat. He was IS, years
oiHta1abuh q @ 70 s8,,. so 2nasi atig
Fresh Interesting discoveries have
been made in the: newly discovered sec
ten of the s Street IT. Abundance d at
Pompeil. cA stew days age an admirably
preserved temple; was, texeayated, with
frestoesr representing all the divinities
Of fal Mount 'Mti olympus! tai, far l,tgs9,u
To offset sthe. recent; edict, issued in
Sweden barring all Mormons from that
country, the Mormon board of school
directors at Gateway; Col, has issued
an .ordersto fore exclude all Swedish
children from the Gateway schools.
The largesto Mormon. colony in Colorado
at gateway. as$4 ~ baa 4ea.5, s.4f 4
(which isithe most int eresting, long
lists of. intricate machinery, standing
behind y railing idle and dust covered,
oEsa Navajo squaw weaving a brilliant
blanket as her ancestral mothers wove
it'll The San Diego exposition will have
the women weaving the blanket, but
not the inanimate machinery.
A fourth attempt through the medium
of the law to release Harry X. Thaw
from the Matteawan state hospital,
where he has been imprisoned for the
staying of Stanford White six years
ago because Of "insanity,'' will be
made before Justice Keogh of the SUI
preme court in New Rochelle, N. Y,
May 6.