The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1905-06-23

| mas been awarded the Wayman Crow
medal for 1905 at the st. Louis School
of Fine Arts.
The japanese has forced the ad-
vance posts of the Russian left be
yond the Kaoche river and are &C.
cupying the heights north of the river
For the first time in the history
of the military academy, two represen.
tatives of the Chinese empire have
been admitted as cadets at West Point
The government Of Panama, in &C.
cordance with the desires of the Ca
nal commission and the local bankers,
J has decided to coin one million silver
| pesos.
Plans are being made by the do
| partment of health to build north of
the Bronx a $4,000 laboratory for
the manufacture of vaccine and anti
! toxin.
Two men have been instantly killed
by the premature explosion of a
heavy blast in stone quarry near
Montclair N. j. Three others were
badly injured.
A cowboy, supposed to be Henry
Wandrei of Great Falls, Mont, was
killed while resisting arrest on Great
Northern train at Williston, N. D.
A companion surrendered.
William Butler Woodbridge, promi-
nent Boston business man, was killed
in an automobile accident in Sawawe,
Mass, and man named Woold OF
New York was seriously injured.
Jockey Hecter, on Wellesley, was
killed, and Jockey Moore, on DR..
Clark, seriously injured, in mix-up
during the steeplechase at the Ameri.
can Jockey club track in st. Louis.
Three unknown tramps were mang-
led beyond recognition and Mail
Clerk Herbert Wall of Tuscon, Ariz.,
was badly injured in wreck of the
Southern Pacific passenger train near
Tuscon.
Considerable attention has been at
tracted by Chinese poster which has
appeared in Hilo's Asiatic quarters.
1t says that the Chinese Government
proposes to retaliate for the American
exclusian policy.
The late Premier Delyannis of
Greece, who was assassinated June 13
by gambler named Gherakaris, died
in absolute poverty. The chamber will
vote pension to the immediate men,
bers of his family.
Michael j. PARCEL, a horseman, was
shot three times and seriously wound
ed, by w. A. Hall, who until recently
was proprietor Of lunch counter in
Los Angeles. The shooting was the re-
suit of a quarrel over $24 board bill.
The national conference of the Old
German Baptist Brethren has closed
a four days session in Flora, Ind. One
of the questions which was warmly
discussed was that of permitting
telephones to be used by the church
people.
Through the death of her uncle,
Peter w. Kimberly, the mining man of
Sharon, Pa, Mrs Viola T. Webb, for
seven months an employee in the
Excelsior Steam laundry of Los An
geles, inherits the snug sum of
$500, 1000.
Mrs. George Campbell, the wife of
prominent ranchman, four miles
west of Tucumeari, N. M, went sud-
denly insane. Selling a rifle, she
chased her husband away from home. |
Then, before he could return with
help, she killed her five children and
ended her own life with a bullet
her head.
George P Dexter, foreman for G.
Leonard, cement contractor, Los An
geles, was stabbed several times and
seriously injured by William Kramer,
eolored, who had been discharged,
Dexter having reported him for negli.
gence.
Mrs. Paul Klass has killed her four
small children and committed sui.
eide at her home near Killer, Wis. She
used a butcher knife, cutting their
throats. The eldest child was 6, and
The youngest baby. The woman had
been in ill health.
Austria Hungary and Italy have no
lifted the Moorish government that
hey are prepared to accept the Sui
ans invitation to an information con.
ference on Morocco, provided the in.
7itation is accepted by the powers i'm.
nediately concerned. @
Susan Atwater Gillette, widow OF
Judge Gardin Gillette, and an original
Daughter of the Revolution, is dead
It her home in Kenosha, Wis, aged
Is years, due to old age. She was a :
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