The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1904-11-11

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5rhs pope considers that he has been
tored to his usual health.
The last statement Of the treasury
ows: Available cash balance. $14s,-
10: gold, $ss.s0s. SOS.
S., .Iomestic trouble and general de-
ondency led Thomas Edwards to
- suicide ~ strychnine at Omaha.
a body Identified - that Of =. J.
faloney, formerly Of Scranton, Pa.
~ been found In Long Island sound.
Cltisens believe the recent Ymir, B.
4. nre was incendiary and that the
<o.000 blaze was deliberately started
Y night.
FIRE recently swept Triton, Ga, and
nostroyed several business buildings,
uousing . loss Of s26o.000. There were
|nO casualties.
Assistant Secretary Of the Navy Oar
Hing II on I business visit to western
|cities, and his trip will probably be
extended to- the Pacific coast.
A movement is ON foot among the
business men Of Puyallup to build an
electric street railway up the valley
10 Sumner and Orting. and to Tacoma.
An order issued recently in London
says that four officers, not above the
rank Of captain. will annually be So
Iected for two years. course Of study,
with residence In Japan.
A hundred persons were drowned re-
Gently by the sinking of the French
steamer Gironde, after having been in
collision with the French steamer A..
echinlno near Herbillon. % miles from
Bona.
Rev. Dr.. BENJAMIN r. Decosta, the
Episcopal clergyman who. i've years
ago, became q convert to the Roman
Catholic church, and year ago was
ordained priest, died recently in New
York.
Commander Frederick Booth Tucker,
who for years has commanded the Sal
walton army forces In the United
States. has been appointed to the in
ternational headquarters Of the army
in London.
At Vancouver, B. c., John Kay. aged
II. was found guilty Of murder and
sentenced to be hanged January II.
The boy is in the last stages Of con-
sumption, and It 10 probable that he
win never live to be hanged.
Generals 'Candelaria and Cambom-
Ito. insurgent leaders, who recently re-
volted against the San Domingo gov
eminent, together with their followers,
have surrendered, and peace prevails
throughout the entire republic.
An official communication announces
that J. Pierpont Morgan has informed
the italian ambassador at Washington
that he Internationally returns to the
Italian government the famous cope
belonging to the cathedral at Ascoli.
Independence day was celebrated
throughout the republic of Panama
with great enthusiasm. President Am
ador received messages of congratula-
ton from President Roosevelt and
many other prominent people in Diff
ferent parts Of the world.
Former Grown Princess Louise, the
divorced wife 0f the present king of
Saxony, has arrived in Florence, de-
string. 1t Is said, to be nearer to Rome
in order to facilitate the negotiations
with the vatican In order to bring
about q reconciliation with the king.
A shooting ARRAY, with many feat
ures resembling the highlander out
RACES Of the San Francisco Chinese
Qaurter, which occurred in Chinatown.
may result in the death Of Mock Duck,
one Of the most prominent members of
the reform element in the New York
city colony.
W0 Kee, New York Chinese laun-
dryman, is dead from nine terrible
wounds on his head and face, received
during q tight in his laundry with q
white woman companion. The wom-
an, who says she 10 Mollie Donovan.
~ years old, Of Philadelphia. il in q
dangerous condition.
The datto Ali, the rebellious Moro
leader, who on the pretext Of resist
ance to the antislavery law, has been
waging warfare with the American
troops, has sent q message to General
Wood requesting an interview with q
view to surrender. General Wood has
granted the request.
The dead body of Miss Roda Butts,
aged % years, q white servant girl Of
Marshall, Mo-, was found In pasture
in the suburbs Of South Marshall. Her
throat had been cut with q sharp
stick. q piece Of which still remained
In the flesh; her left ear had been cut
on and there was bullet hole in the
head.
The returns from elections Of mem
bers Of the Canadian house of COM
mons indicate q signal victory for the
liberals and the Endorsement of Sir
Wilfrid Laurier, the premier. In the
last parliament the liberals had ma