The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1905-02-10
AROUND The WORLD
!u0zT TELEGRAPH NOTES FROM
nm ENTIRE CIVILIZATION.

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Hsstsrn and western HemIspherss
During ths Past Week. National,
Historical. Political and Personal
Events TsrssIy Told.
New York was ice clogged Saturday.
Dr. Augusta Smith, one Of the most
widely known women physicians In
the United States, is dead In st. Louis.
It IL understood that Consul General
0oodnow has decided to retire from
his once as consul general at Shang-
hal.
John B. Scully Of Chicago. q we'll
known business man, committed sui
eide recently by shooting himself in
the head.
Two supposed bombs were found,
one In Rue Lines, and the other on
the porch Of church Ia Belleville,
France.
The house has passed the diplomatic
and consular appropriation bill. The
bill carries total appropriation of
2,107. 047.
Beginning Saturday Colombian cur
rency is being exchanged throughout
the whole republic Of Panama for Pan
anna coin.
Fire recently destroyed four houses,
the stocking factory Of Auber & Co.
and 3 large planning mill at Shamokin,
Pa, causing loss Of 100000.
The senate has confirmed the follow
ing nominations: George q. Anderson,
Illinois, consul at Annoy. China; Frank
"A. Downer. superintendent Of the mint
ct Denver.
Father George Gopon, the Christian
socialist, leader of the striking iron
workers In St Petersburg, was in Bos-
ton during the T. NJ. G. A. convention
in 1901.
st. Petersburg.-At reception in
his honor the new minister Of justice,
M. Manukhin, declared that his policy
was defined by the emperor's decree Of
December 70.
The senate judiciary committee has
decided not to report on the nomina-
ton Of James Wickersham for judge of
the middle district in Alaska. This is
equivalent to an adverse report.
Fire has destroyed part Of the In
gleside home for women at Buffalo,
N. Y. In a panic among the so in
mates, one was killed and four we're
severely hurt. one Of whom may die.
4 Directors OF the Royal Agricultural
society decided to hold a dominion ex.
hibition in New Westminster, B. G.,
opening September "a and closing Oc'
tober 4.
The nnaI contract has been signed
for the Chinese gold loan Of $4,000, 0Uv
for the payment of the remainder re-
CURED for converting the boxer in
dsnn,tx into gold. says a Pekin dis
patch.
Buenos Ayres, Argentina.-An insur-
rection has broken out in this province
Several police posts have been attack
ed BY bands of about 50 men each, but
the assailants nearly everywhere were
repulsed.
An American squadron, composed Of
il warships, has sailed from the island
Of Luzon for the southern waters Of
the archipelago, with the object oil
maintaining neutrality in American
waters, both as to Russian or Japanese
fleets
The Sault Ste. Marie, Mich, chief Of
nolice has been informed of the sudden
and mysterious disappearance Of Jos
I Racicut, wealthy Californian who, II
Ii said, had 100000 on his person
4 when he left his boarding house sew
eral days ago.
Thirty-eight of the Sevastopol sail
ors who participated in the recent out
break which led to the burning Of sew
eral buildings Of the admiralty yards
there, have been condemned to death
\ and as q result renewal of the mu
tiny Is threatened.
The first white child born within the
present bounds Of the state of Wash
ington- Edwin q. Eells Of Tacoma
has been elected secretary Of the
Washington State Historical society
/ Mr.. Eells was born on Walkers prai
RE, north Of Spokane. His father was
the well known missionary, Rev. Cush
ing Ee3ls, colleague Of Marcus Whit
man.
The chiefs and head men Of the
FIathead Indians and their allied tribes
held an important council on the reser
walton recently. The outcome Is an
xiously awaited by the members Of
the different tribes and the whites who
expect to locate when the reservation
Is thrown open by proclamation some
time this year. Chief Chariot. who
bitterly opposed the passage of the
bill, has summoned the Indians to pre-
sent an appeal to President Roosevelt
asking that certain timber lands be sci
aside exclusively for the use of the
Indians.
Robert L. Ghormley, a member o.
the next graduating class at the nava
academy at Annapolis. where there
are 800 midshipmen in the academy
who are formed into IL companies
and 1t is the custom of the academy
authorities to select the officers fol
the year from the senior class. Al
the recent appointments Ghormley was
honored with -four stripes" making
him second in command. This entities
the Idaho boy to march at the head
Of the First battalion of midshipmen