The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1904-11-26
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A large number of anarchists have
been expelled from Switzerland.
Some burglars not only stole the sill
yer plate from a house In the suburbs
of London, but carried off the owners
burglar insurance policy.
John Innes, the late lord of the ma
nor OF Merton, England, has bequeath-
ed sum Of $1,5OO,0OO for the cost Of
erecting and maintaining a museum
for Merton:
General Booths automobile scam
paign" from Lands End, England, to
Aberdeen, Scotland, took him over l.
600miles Of road. Everywhere he was
received with enthusiasm. r. ..... .
Archbishop Ryan, of Philadelphia,
has been celebrating the ffty-hrst an
niversary Of his ordination as priest.
He was ordained In St Louis, Sept. 8,
1853, by Archbishop Kenrick.
BeerbOhm Tree has consented to Or
ganize subscription toward memo
rial of the late Wilson Barrett, prob
ably in the form Of beds for members
of the dramatic profession, In one of
the London hospitals.
Jane G. Evans, for more than forty
years a missionary in north China, has
died in CharlestoWn, N. Fl. The ILL
ness that caused her death is attribu-
ted to her suffering during the boxer
uprising in 1900.
The Rev. 8. Sugihara is pastor of q
Japanese Methodist Episcopal church
In Portland, Ore. His people, who are
mostly domestic servants or day labor
ers, have made great sacrifices to raise
5000 toward church building.
A church service in Wales was sus-
pended while two stout deacons and
the precentor extricated from between
the two rails of the pulpit stairs the
head OF restless boy who had got it
there. The balusters had to be broken
A chatting dish of Japanese coin silver,
representing the continuous work for
nine months Of Masuyuki, one of jap
ans most noted silversmiths, is ex-
hibited in the San Francisco building
at the worlds fair. It is valued at
= $500.
BY means of an accidental short cir
cult in one of the junction boxes in an
electric main in Melbourne, Australia,
an alarm was sent in to every fire de-
partment station and 1900 calls were
received at the same instant in the
head telephone office.
The japanese, always keen sports
men, used to take most Of their game
with goshawks and sparrow hawks.
The only dogs they used were span
iels, which flushed the game. But now
they are taking to dogs. and many
good animals are being imported from
England.
DR.. Asser, well-known authority
on international law, has been appoint
ed Minister Of State for Belgium. He
is member of the Permanent Arbi- |
tration Court at The Hague, and was
the arbitrator between Russia and the |
United States in the Boring Sea seal |
ing dispute.
Lady Gordon is one Of the hardest |
working literary women of Great Brit
a1n.l She has already unearthed a rare |
collection of the old Irish ballads and
legends and has now turned her atten-
ton to Irish plays. She has procured
the necessary patent for new theater
In Dublin for their production.
a boy Of II, who lives at Hamilton.
Ontario, wrote to the Gar, asking for
some Russian postage stamps. Recent.
ly he received from the Gear a COM
plete collection Of Russian postal, de-
partmental and local stamps in a mag
niacently bound album. The collec-
ton Is said to be worth several thous-
and dollars.
The Sultan of Turkey does not like
the dark and every night not only his
apartments in the palace but the sur