The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1904-12-23
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Madrids-The senate has passed the
governments antianarchist bill.
New York.-It IL announced that the
steel rail pool has decided to maintain
the price Of $28 I ton on steel rails.
Rio Janeiro.-The senate has passed
to ! ANAL reading the bill authorizing
the government to build 20 war yes
sells.
Halifax. N. S.-The Allan liner SEQ
til, with Earl Grey, governor general
Of Canada, on board, has arrived at
quarantine.
Irwin, Kan.-The country home OF
Charles Smith has been destroyed BY
are and four children under ~ years
Of age burned to death.
London.-Robert Burns family Bible
containing interesting family entries
was sold at auction here for $3.50. Inc
purchaser was q London dealer.
Emperor Nicholas has conferred up
on Lieutenant General Sakharof and
Lieutenant General Bilderling gold
swords Of honor set with brilliants and
inscribed "For valor."
Bombay.-Viceroy Curzon has ar
rived here from England and met with
an unusually cordial reception. Many
Of the native rulers travelled to Bonn
bay especially to welcome the viceroy.
Tangier--Ensign Malutine Of the
Russian torpedo boat destroyer Pro
soliyni and q son OF Major General
Malutine, shot and killed himself with
4 revolver.
Vancouver. B. C.-John Kay, the II
year old boy under sentence to be
hanged next Friday, died Saturday in
the ~penitentiary at New Westminster
Of tuberculosis.
st. Petersburg.-The social demo-
cratic labor party has issued an in
nammatory proclamation d~enouncing
a~utocracy in bitter terms. demanding
an immediate end of the war.
Chicago. N. Perry. the former
bank president, who was accused OF
setting fire to the American Locomo-
tive works to obtain the insurance, was
discharged after a long hearing in the
court.
New York.-Inspired by the national
vote of 100000 for Debs at the last
election, the New York section Of the
socialist party issued q statement. to
the effect that it has laid plans for
establishing a school of socialism.
Hannibal, Mo.-Dr. J. B. Vernon OF
st. Louis, convicted of bribery in con-
nection with the selection Of ~postottice
sites In Missouri cities, was sentenced
to the penitentiary for three years.
G~overnor-elect Douglas Of Massicnu-
setts announces that General Nelson
A. Miles would be at the head Of mis-
stan. It Is understood he will be made
adjutant general, or possibly inspec-
tor general.
Observation-Disclosures cotton spin
ming mills, employing capital amount
ing to yer $15,0OU, 900, made a profit
Of only $150.000 for the year ending
November 80. The same mills last
year lost $4,000
Brooklyn, N. Y.lThe Eagles Wash
ington correspondent says: Senator
Dietrich Of Nebraska has a scheme for
employing convicts to work upon the
Panama canal. The matter has ap-
pealed to sociologists and to practical
politicians Of the capital.
Paris.-The Port Arthur crisis is
shaking the faith Of French military
critics who heretofore have been posi-
tive that the fortress was impregnable.
They claim there Is an inner line Of de-
lenses, where as the British critics
deny that an inner line exists.
San Francisco.-Superintendent y.
Leach Of the San Francisco mint has
made good the d~efalcation of former
cashier Walter M. Dimmick by turn
Ing over his Oakland home to the sur
ETY. company which was on Dimmick's
bond for $4,000.
Chicago.-In reviewing building op-
erations In the IS principal cities OF
the United States for November, 1904,
- compared with the same month in
1903, the Construction News says that
there has been q total increase Of 70
per cent.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Newlands OF