The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1906-09-21
NEWS OF The WORLD.
SHORT TELEGRAPH ITEMS FROM
ALL PARTS or THE GLOBE.
A Review Of Happenings In Both
Eastern and Western Hemlspheres
During the Past Week--NationaI,
Historical, Political and Personal
Events.

A handcar loaded with section mel
OF the Wheeling & Lake Erie railroad
ran off an open draw ON the Maumes
river recently and all OF the men OF
the car were drowned. The numbe
Of men on the car Is said to have beer
twelve.
The steamer Oregon recently hi
the rocks on the beach of Hinchin
brook island at the entrance to Prince
William sound and the bottom Of tht
steamer was torn on. The wreck il
complete.
The Kaslo, B. c., fruit fair opened
Saturday. There was a good attend
ance from Nelson. Ainsworth, Sandon
and other nearby points. The exhib-
Its are extremely creditable, especial.
ly In apples.
For three days slight earthquake
shocks were felt at Pelarmo and in
several other ports of Sicily.
President Roosevelt has approved a
change in the plans for the construc-
ton of the Panama canal which will
save $150,000 in the expense.
A farmer named Snyder recently
drove to his farm, eight miles east of
Noble, Oklahoma, shot his wife and
baby, and then took his own life. Jeal-
ousy is supposed to have prompted
the deed.
Robbers blew open the safes in the
two banks at Underwood, N. D., re-
Gently, securing about $4,000 and es-
capped.
Philip s. Wales, formerly medical
director in the American navy, died in
Paris recently of cancer. The body
will be embalmed for burial at Ann
apolis.
Lahore.-The report on the plague
In the united provinces in 1905 shows
that entire districts have been swept, |
and that over 100000 people died from
its effects. The Mutta district, which |
was the worst, had 1854 deaths, as |
against 4,1S5 in 1904.
While driving from Sycamore hill to |
Oyster Bay Saturday Miss Ethel
Roosevelt, daughter Of the president.
was thrown out Of her buggy, her
horse becoming frightened at an au-
tomobile. Miss Ethel was unhurt.
\ Several persons were killed and
property valued at thousands of dol
Jars was damaged or destroyed in a
terrific storm and cloudburst that
3roke over Zatacecas, Mexico, recent
~.
Melbourne. - The commonwealth
house of representatives has adopted
y resolution giving preference of 10
Ter cent to British goods imported in
british ships.
! Countess Tolstoi is gravely i'll.
& Nicholas Longworth has been re-
dominated for congress by the Hamil-
tpn county republicans.
4 General Funston has been ordered
b proceed to Washington from Ia
hpma without delay. 1t Is presumed
will be sent to Cuba.
y The run on the Hibernia Bank at
an Francisco is about over.
8 In former note to France and 9TH
powers, Turkey draws attention to
aae warlike preparations which are
ping on in Bulgaria.
hBerlin.- Prince Henry of Prussia
rs been appointed commander in 1 I
nief Of all the squadrons in active
Fvice.
Mrs. Mary A. Bigley, mother of Mrs.
lssie L. Chadwick of Ohio, died re-
pity at Woodstock, Ont.
Fwo additional lawyers have been
rained for the defense of Harry X.
Jaw.
Deputy Sheriff w. 8. Johnson of |
apanuka, |. T., has in custody j. B.
rkman, who has confessed to the
rider of Thomas Irvine and his ,
fng SON Archie while they were )
yeiing overland on the continental I
fde near Rawlins, Wyo, last June. ,
fkman In his confession duplicates !,
cousin, Hugh Hickman.
me body of Henry X. Wampole, q
flthy Philadelphia manufacturer of
fhanicals, was found in the East
Pr, New York. recently. He had
pded over the money shortage Of
fusted empioye, in Canada, and un-
btedly committed suicide.
cramento.-Strenuous efforts are
~ put forth to prevent Adolph b
per's death sentence being COM u
ed to life Imprisonment.
hilip B. Stewart, recently nomi- n
% for governor of Colorado on the n
lblican ticket. has sent letter to "
republican state chairman declin. Il
the nomination. While the letter a
not state it in SO many words,
reason Mr.. Stewart declines to run O
70 placing of Justice William Cab G
as candidate for reelection to il
iupreme bench
1890 a., IB