Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1906-10-20
news OF The WORLD
SHORT TELEGRAPH ITEMS FROM
ALL PARTS OF The GLOBE.
a Review Of Happenings In Both
Eastern and Western Hemisphere
During the Past Week-Natlonal,
Events.

Der 10 10 MISS marie WING 0OIuOu-
The American armored cruisers,
Maryland and Pennsylvania, have en-
tered the Suez canal bound south
ward.
Gustaf Roscher, age 81, and his wife,
10 years younger. were found dead in
bed recently at Chicago with the gas
turned on.
Mary Bowan, accused OF embez-
cling $1,000 from the money order de
partment of the Oakland, Cal, post
office, was found not guilty. The de-
Tense was insanity.
By an explosion OF a converter In
the plant of the Illinois Steel com
men we're badly burned. two Of them
so seriously that It is believed they
will die.
The new million dollar beet sugar
factory OF the United States Sugar &
Land company at Garden City, Kan,
is now in operation.
Chanting hymns until the entire Jail
re-echoed with his powerful voice,
Daniel Francis, the negro evangelist,
convicted OF the murder of his wife,
and the family friend. Mrs. Dora
Scroggs, was led to the scaffold In
Chicago.
President Gompers of the American
Federation of Labor has taken the
stump in a tour OF dozen states for
The purpose Of opposing anti-labor
Congressional nominees and urging
the union men to support their oppo-
nents.
The attorney general has prepared
an opinion holding that the general
eight-hour law applies to work in cou-
nection with the irrigation reclama
ton service.
George Anderson, workman en-
gagged in clearing land at Central park,
near Vancouver, B. c., was killed by
blast recently.
The bad men" are getting so bad
at San Francisco that a vigilance com
mittee is In charge of matters.
cigar stump left in the window Of
an opera house started fire Saturday |
which destroyed the business section
of Bristol, Iowa.
Secretary Hitchcock says that as
soon as the renegade Uintah Ute Ind |
ians, who are now in Wyoming. reach |
the Grow Indian reservation the de |
partment of the interior will see that |
they return to their reservation in
Utah, even II troops have to accom-.
pany them.
The Pope received Saturday at the
vatican and declares he is in better
health.
G. w. Campbell cut his wifes throat
from ear to ear and committed suicide
In the same way at hotel in Tuelpo,
Miss.
The Southern California Veterinary
association has declared war on be-
whiskered dairymen. If 1t has its way, |
caretakers. mixers and milk deliver |
ers in this country viii have to go
clean shaven.
Hendrickson and Thornton, the es-
capped desperadoes of the Tanana dis
trict. Alaska, were captured near Ma
ton City, below Eagle, not far from
where they escaped from the steamer |
Lavelle Young. while en- route to Sc
attic.
Dissatisfied with the exciting condi |
tions in their country, Gautemalan |
political refugees have applied to Pres
ident Roosevelt to bring about annex
alton Of that republic to the United |
States.
The Salvation Army has rented John |
Alexander Dowie's Custom road taber-
nacle in London, for years his Euro
pean headquarters. and will convert II |
into salvation hall.
The Fulton (Ga.) county grand jury /
returned indictments against 20 white
men charging them with rioting in
Atlanta on September %.
Arrangements are being made for a
visit by King Haakon of Norway to
the Pope.
Owing, 1t is alleged. to unpromising
investments, the Ontario bank in To
ronto, Ont, is in difficulties, and ar
engagements have been made whereby
its assets and good will have been
taken over by the Bank of Montreal.
The strike at Lodz, Russia, still con.
tinues and the police are unable to
check the disturbances which are oc-
curing hourly. Street rioting is con
stantly being waged.
Omahs-Count John A. Creighton,
one of the founders of Creighton uni
versity has decided to that institution
two buildings in the wholesale district
worth about $500, 900. They are leased
for R long term of years, and will pay
the university about per cent net ON
the investment.
1t is reported that James A. Dale,
keeper of boarding house at Carmi,
B c., has killed two men and wound
cd third.
Mrs. Jefferson Davis, widow of the
president of the confederate states, is
dying Of pneumonia at the Hotel Ma
iestic in New York city.
The struggle now on between capital
and labor in Oakland, Cal. lis the most
serious that city has ever known.
Plans for ii story building for
Paulsen, the wealthy mining
man OF Wallace. Idaho. to DO erected
1t the southeast corner of Riverside
avenue and Stevens street in Spoka
ire being prepared. and work will be-
gin the first OF the coming year on tear
ng down the Marion block, which now
the site. The new building
will cost about $500, 900. and will con-
ain $50 offices and several stores.
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