Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1906-05-12
NEWS OF The WORLD
SHORT TELEGRAPH ITEMS FROM
ALL PARTS OF The GLOBE.
A Review Of Happenings in Both
Eastern and Western Hemispheres
During the Past Week-Nationsl,
Historical, Political and Personal
Events.

James Mills. for more than 80 years
an editorial writer on the Pittsburg
Post, is dead.
H. l.. Whaley. a salesman Of New
York has been arrested charged
with having presented at a bank for
deposit a city warrant, which, it is
alleged, had been raised from SO to
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After consultation between the
officials of the navy department and
Admiral Sands, superintendent of the
naval academy, the fate of 80 mid
shipmen has been settled. They will
not be expelled.
The battleship Rhode Island re-
Gently went on a sand bar off York
spit, in Chesapeake bay.
Professor Eugene Renevier. the
scientist. was killed at Lucerne re-
Gently in an ELEVATOR accident.
The Chinese government has given
notice that it will open certain Man
churian ports and interior cities to
the worlds trade only after it has
completed the preparation of regula-
tions for the government of foreign
colonies there.
In a battle at Passaic, N. j., between
riotous Italian strikers and police four
rioters we're shot and a number Of
policemen injured. One man may die.
rhlrty-two men were made prisoners
by the police.
George II. Walker, treasurer of the
GridirOn club, died in Washington as
the result of a second stroke of para
ysis.
August Braun. a citizen Of Cincin-
aati, committed suicide yesterday by
jumping from the Eiffel tower in
Paris while deranged.
Elizabeth Gates. ia years old, said
10 be the oldest person in the state of
Georgia, died recently at Brunswick
She had been married three times and
leaves four children, 23 grandchildren
md 10 great grandchildren.
After the fight at Kaplan, neal
Uskub. recently, between Turkish
troops and a band of Bulgarians, in
which three Turks and two Bull
garians were killed and several Turks
wounded, the troops were reinforced
and pursued the band, and exterminat
ed it.
According to a report A. N. Dague
ere, secretary of the Mexican district
of Braves. Mex. is going to send g
commission to San Francisco to look
into the needs of her citizens there
1t is officially announced in st
Petersburg that Maxim Gorky will be
prosecuted on the charge of fomenting
an antl-Russian and revolutionary
abroad.
The executive council of the Ameri
can Federation of Labor has given it,
Endorsement to a strike among 300l
agricultural laborers in the Aricaib,
district. Porto Rico.
The mysterious disappearance o
Miss Bertha Muenter, sister of Pro
lessor Erich Muenter of Harvard witt
is charged with poisoning his wifs
has been solved. The young woman
was located at the home of his sister
Mrs. Farmer, in Chicago
Henry G. Coll formerly cashier o
the First National bank. at Milwaukee
indicted for misapplying funds, ha
been sentenced to 10 years at For
Leavenworth prison.
Acting secretary Oliver has sent on
a circular letter to the governors Q
the various states having organize
militia forces inviting them to hav
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summer camps with the troops of tn
regular army.
Two Cinnamon, Yen Hing and Fa
Chow, have been murdered nea
Lillooet, B. c. Robbery was probabl
the motive for the murder.
The latest date set for opening tn
banks in San Francisco is June 1.