Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1913-09-26
ON PACIFIC COAST

Ukiah. Mendicino county, Cal, is
practically surrounded by the forest
fire zone.
The schooner Santa Cruz, Captain
Niveder, went on the rocks near Santa
Barbara, CAL, during the fog last week
and pounded to pieces
Frank Dudley was burned to death
at Philo, Cal, recently when his resi-
dence, in which the postoffice was
located, was destroyed by fire.
Secretary of the Interior Franklin X.
Lane, who has been i'll since Septem-
Der 8, in Berkeley, has gone to Car
mel, Cal, accompanied by his family.
Japanese Ambassador Chinda had
short interview Saturday with Secre-
tary Bryan regarding the status of the
California alien land legislation nego-
tiations.
publisher of the San Francisco Chron-
icIe, who died Sept. II of typhoid fever,
was held Saturday from st. Mary's ca
thedral in San Francisco.
California's Goth annual state fair
came to a close at Sacramento Sunday
after a weeks run. The total receipts
are estimated to reach more than 1884,
600. The weeks attendance is placed
at 10000.
A Vallejo, Cal, inventor has evolved
a wireless Photographic instrument
which works only at night and reflects
on a mirror, it is said. moving pic
ture of everything within radius of
several miles.
Nile Temple of Seattle of the Noble
Order of the Mystic Shrine has been
granted a dispensation to go to Manila
and initiate class of $50 into the or
der. The temple will sail for the Phil
ippines December 30.
President Wilson has signed the bill
recently passed by congress providing
that all articles imported from foreign
countries for the purpose of exhibition
at the Panama-Pacific exposition shall
be admitted free of duty.
Infatuation on the part of Homer
Yates, a farmer, of Fruitland, near Sa-
lem, Ore, Sunday, led him to shoot
and probably fatally wound Mrs. Mgr.
tie Hayes, a guest of his mother, who
refused to leave her husband for Yates
Mrs. John Erwin, wife of a raicheI
living near Bryan, Oregon, and heI
small son were killed and little CIR
was probably fatally injured recently
when a freight train ran them down
as they were crossing the river bridge
one mile west of Ontario
Fred Martini of Portland, who was
on his way to that city to be married
fell from barge near the mouth o.
the Koyuk river, Alaska, September II
and was drowned. Martini carried sew
eral thousand dollars in gold on hii
person and the heavy metal weighed
him down.
Mrs. Peter Rizzi was exonerated b,
a coroner's jury at Bend, Ore; Sunda.
for killing Tomo Scalparo, who sh,
shot in her home. Evidence showed
that as soon as Mrs. Rizzi had sho
Scalparo she fled and told a neighbo
what she had done. She said Scalpar'
had insulted her.
: Senator Lane of Oregon has Intro
} duced bill to have the $1,000,000 al
propriated for federal building a
Portland used in the construction o
modern six or eight story buiIdin
to house all government offices Il
: Portland, including besides the pos
office and federal court, land office
forest service and bureau of anima
industry.
Alfred Overend, aged SO and BLIND
r of San Francisco, committed suicid
| Saturday from grief. Miss Elizabet
Overend, aged 70, was killed by
t street car several days before. Tn
> brother and sister were never sepi
rated for more than a few hours
Overend left a fortune of $4,000. A
there are no known heirs, the none