The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1903-12-18
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THE ASSOCIATED PRESS.
A Review Of happenings In Do.h
Eastern and Western Hsmlspheres
During the Past Weels-National.
Historical, Political and Personal
Events TerseIy Told.

been lost with all hands.
Colombian troops suner some severe
har0snlps on the AtratO river. -Four
thousand more warriors started out,
then returned to Bogota.
LORD ADlnger aleu III the Lariboisie
hospital at farls recently from heart
failure brought on by the snock OF .
..-.4 4o~A .ne STAIRS Of restaurant.
The state department has been in
formed that hnai steps have been tax
en- tor the tOrmauOn OF q permanent
republican form OF government in Pan
anna.
sunday, for the first time this win
ter, the transportation facilities on
the Chicago raIirOad systems were
more or less crippled by a heavy fall
Of snow.
Serious charges against Consul Gen.
erai Oliver j. hughes at Coburg, Ger
many. have been brought to the at
tentlon Of the state department q.
Washington.
President Roosevelt recently enter
tanned at luncheon the officers OF the
National League Of Republican clubs
and prominent league workers from
various parts of the country.
United States Minister SQuiers, OF
Havana, sailed for New York. whence
he will go Immediately to Washing
ton. It is said the Cuban government
has granted all his requests.
a drowning accident occurred re-
Gently of Crawforu bay. near Nelson.
B. c., when J.. Brown of Fernie lost
his life. Deceased was employed as a
deckhand on the steamer Valhaha.
Beginning with the new year the
railroads Of the west will adopt very
stringent rules about issuing passes.
1t win be pretty hard matter for
people to get favorss Of that sort after
January /.
The last statement of the treasury
balances in the general fnund, exclu-
sive OF the $15O,OO0,0O0 gold reserve
in the division of redemption, shows:
Available cash balance 500, ,591;
gold, $11S.03O.122.
Senator Hanna has decided to re-
quest the senate committee on mill
tary affairs to subpoena General Wood
to answer some of the charges made
against him by opponents of his con-
firmation as major general.
The president has sent the following
nominations to the senate: Assistant
treasurer, lnomas J. Adkins, of st.
Louis, Mo. Envoy extraordinary and
minister plenipotentiary to Panama,
William I. Buchanan of New York.
Norman Wolf, Jack McGovern. Jas.
Burns and Jas. Smith were killed and
several other men injured by . boiler
explosion recently at Montgomery &
Palmers sawmill, II miles from So
Iona, Colo, at the head of Onion creek.
Ben q. Aylor. the Webb, City, No.
mineowner, who shot Gordon Allen. q
wealthy Joplin man, two months ago.
was acquitted by a~jury in the circuit
court. The jury was out only eight
minutes. Aylor's plea was self de-
tense.
Altoona, Pa.--Orders have been Is
sued for the employees in the Pennsyl-
vania shops to work 10 hours a day,
with overtime when necessary, to get
out the work. Between 1000 and 5000
additional men will be given employ,
ment. i.
According to computations made by
State Insurance Commissioner Host.
Wisconsin may recover from $3.50. 0O0
to 100000 In back taxes from ISL fire
insurance companies operating at pres.
emit and from forty that have operated
here for 80 years. "A ~
1t Is reported that the Northern Sc
curities company mas disposed of $685.
100000 of the total of so. 5000 600 of
Great Northern preferred stock for
merly held in it's treasury In order to
defeat the government suit In the
United States supreme court.
The Westminster abbey authorities
have declined to permit the ashes of
Herbert Spencer to be sepulchered In
the British Valhalla, according to q
N. Y. World dispatch from London
They were informally approached, but
expressed regret that it was impossi-
BILE.
No change will be made in the name
OF the Protestant Episcopal church
in the immediate future and the next
triennial council Of the church will
take no action on the movement which
has been on foot for change of name
of the church to the Catholic Church
Of America.
Word has been received from Love
lock. New, to the effect that p. H.
Cook, travelling freight agent for the
Union Pacific, while showing an auto.
matte revolver to J. w. Walters. agent
at Lovelocks, accidentally discharged
Tue weapon and killed Walters instant,
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