The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1906-12-21
news OF THE WORLD.
SHORT DISPATCHES FROM ALL
PARTS OF The GLOBE.
- review Of Happenings In Both
Eastern and Western Hemispheres
ouring the Past Week-National,
historical, Political and Personal
Events.

Another attempt ON the life of Ad-
mirai Dubassoff, ex-governor general
Oh MOSCOW, Russia, was made Saturday
AFTERNOON, but he escaped with slight
injuries.
Notices have been posted at all cot
ton mills in Lowell, Mass, of q ave
per cent increase in wages to go into
eject ON Monday. About $1,000 opera
tives are affected.
Members OF the house and senate
have been denied more salary by a
vote of 1873 to LOG. but house speaker
and vice president will draw $4,000
yearly, also cabinet members.
Governor Magoon of Cuba has issued
decree directing all rural guardsmen
to be especially vigilant in arresting
all persons bearing arms without IL
cense. Another gubernatorial decree
provides for the expenditure Of $685.
600 for sanitation in various towns
throughout the island.
st. Louis, Dec. 15.-Adolphus Busch,
the multimillionaire brewer, says he is
in favor of an income tax law.
Six more theaters will be added to
the Sullivan and Considine circuit Of
the vaudeville playhouses within a
year.
An unidentified newsboy was killed
recently in the gallery Of the Majestic
theater, Chicago, for applauding a
player on the Stage with whom George
Dunraven, another spectator, was dis
pleased. Dunraven tried to hit the boy
with an umbrella. The point of the
through his left eye. Dunraven was ar.
rested.
representative Jones has introduced
a bill providing that after July 1, 1907
the salaly of each and every civil ser
vice employee of the government shall
lie increased twenty per cent.
The condition of Bishop McCabe
suffering from apoplexy, is slightly i'm
proved.
Two thousand machinists employed
in Denver shops, will receive an ad
vance in wages January l ranging
from 5 to Is por cent.
The Standard Oil company an
nounces that it will advance the wages
Of all it's employees now receiving less
than 500 a month by 10 per cent, be
ginning January 1.
The interstate commerce commits
sion will investigate into the shortage
of cars in hearings which begin a
to Kansas City, st. Louis and Chi
cago.
Flora G. Adams has obtained a di
vorce in Seattle on cross complain
from Henry Austin Adams, bette
known as Vincent Harper, author ant
magazine contributor.
On the recommendation of the gen
eral staff the secretary of war has or
dered the trial by courtmartial OF Ma
jor Macklin of Company c, First bat
TALON of the Twenty-fifth infantry, un
der the 62d article of war for ICON
duct to the prejudice Of good oruer ant
discipline" in failing in their duties II
preventing and suppressing the riot o.
negro soldiers at Brownsville, Texas
last August.
Simplified spelling has received
final quietus in the house OF congress
The Indian appropriation bill TO
1908, carrying about $S,000,OOO, ha
been agreed upon by the house CON
mittee on Indian affairs. The appre
priation for the Indians for 1907 wa
s9.4O5. 900. The estimates submitte
by the bureau Of Indian AFFAIRS 10
1908 aggregated $7,970,0O0.
Representative Roberts of Masss
chusetts introduced a bill making tn
noncommissioned officers and enliste
men of companies B, G and D, 25th IL
fantry. the negroes discharged fror
the service by the presidents orde
eligible for reenlistment in the militar
or naval service. The bill Is intende
to resto1e to these men all the right
lost under the order Of discharge.
Ex-Mayor w. w. Rose OF Kansa
City. Kan, has sent to the clerk OF tn
Kansas supreme court a check fe
s1562 to pay his fine and all costs
the contempt case decided against hin
Robbers looted the safe in the ban
at Lincoln, Ark, recently, getting ava
with $500, all it contained.
The Utah federation Of labor hs
resolved to circulate petition to CO..
gress asking the creation Of post
savings banks. The move is said to
under the auspices Of the America
Federation of Labor, with which IL
Utah federation is AFFILIATED.