The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1905-02-10
NEWS SUMMARY.

ID K A
Indictment for murder will be aske
By Coroner Hoffman against Johan
Hoch, the alleged poisoner of man
wives.
To escape arrest, Joseph Kingcaid,
ticket broker, is believed to hav
thrown himself in front OF train ii
Chicago.
BY vote of 45 to 10, the Californi,
assembly has passed a, bill recedin,
the Yosemite valley to the federal gov
eminent.
Every man in the employ of the
Vandalia railroad who has reached
the age of 70 years was retired on life
pensions last week.
Il is the intention of the Russian
government to bring Maxim Gorky
and seven other authors and publicists
to trial on political charges.
Mrs. Mary Rogers, who was to have
been hanged on Friday at Waterbury,
VT, for the murder of her husband,
has been reprieved until June.
Five men were seriously injured,
two probably fatally, by an explosion
that wrecked the paint works of the
Wheeling wv. Va) Corrugated com.
pany.
In conflict between troops and
strikers at the Kounitzer factory at
Lodz, Russia, the soldiers fired, kill
ing six persons and wounding forty.
eight.
The actual establishment of the
school of journalism at Columbia uni
versity, which Joseph Pulitzer en-.
dowed, will be deferred until the don.
iOr's death.
Heart failure, said to have been
brought on by taunts from classmates
In a public school of the Bronx, has
caused the death of Joseph Krauer,
years old
Colonel Peter Penn Gaskill Hall,
retired officer of the United States
army descendant of William Penn,
is dead in Philadelphia of paralysis,
aged rs years.
The strike movement in Poland has
spread to the governments of War
saw, Kalis, Lublin and Suvalki. Mar.
tial law has been declared in Kalisz,
Radon and Seidlec.
The house has passed the diplomatic
and consular appropriation bill, car
rying $2,107,047, which is an increase
for this service of $7S,713 over the
current appropriation.
A bill providing that the question of
removing the state capital from Olym-
pia to Tacoma shall be submitted to
vote OF the people has been passed by
the state senate of Washington. 4
President Roosevelt has signed the 4
frst OF the big supply bills, the legis- Il
lative, executive and judicial appro- a
priation bill, providing money for the v
fiscal year ending June 80, 1906 y
A bill granting to women the right l
to vote for presidential electors was y y
favorably reported to the Kansas r,
house of representatives last week. It "
Is believed that the bill will pass. a
Senator Crane has introduced a bill Il
appropriating $25O,OoO for the estab-
llshment OF the leyrosium for the seq
regation Of lepers and to prevent the
spread OF the disease in the United m
States tt
Pialnfield, N. j., is being hunted over ~
" a posse in an attempt to find the n,
murderer of George Williams, a young hi
'rocer in the village of Watching, who bs
vas found shot dead in his sleigh on a. a.
he road. -.
James Sebry, one of four men pr
aught in the act of robbing the Brook. III
IN navy yard of copper pipe, was =
hot and killed by Private Lawrence
. Milton, sentry. Sebry's three COM
anions escaped. no
In snowslide near Telluride, Colo. Pa
yr1c Sneed Collard, son of Rev. J. H. nj,
ollard of Ell Paso, Tex, and nephew de
the late Chief Justice Collard OF, nj,
exas, was killed by coming in con- III,
ct with a live wire. =.
The inaugural committee has an WI
'opriated $4,000 or as much thereof gly
may be necessary to pay the ex- S So
'nses of six noted Indians in coming we
Washington to participate in Presi.
mt Roosevelt's inaugural parade.
The main buildings of the Univer. !
y of Buchanan, w. Va, burned Sat- Sci
day. A panic resulted among the she
students and several were COM ian
He'd to jump from the third floor ser
ndow into net. Two were hurt. M,
Fire destroyed part of the Ingleside hot