The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1906-04-13
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"NAho a ouitlVShip VI lCsUUO IOuS.
British shipbuilders have received
from the Brazilian government orders
for three first class cruisers of 10, 900
tons.
Geronimo, the aged Apache warrior
has Joined a wild west show for the
season, with the consent of the wal de-
partment.
Martin VanthOff, said to be dement,,
ed, is being held, charged with burning
his wife to death in their home in
Grand Rapids, Mich.
Sixteen more bodies were brought
up from the Courieres (France) mine
Saturday. Another living horse was
found, but no more living men.
A punitive expedition has started
from Greytown, Natal, in pursuit OF
~Bambaata, the insurgent chief, and
deposed regent of the Greytown dis.
trict.
The chief of police of St. Peters.
burg, after various tests, is equippins
the police and gems d'aTmes with
coats of mail to be worn under theil
uniforms.
Rev. F. H. House, rector of the As.
cension Episcopal church of st. Paul,
committed suicide, shooting himself,
Ill-health is given as the cause. He
came from Boston.
Emperor William has telegraphed to
Herr Won Radowitz and Count Won
Tattenbach, the German delegates to
the Moroccan conference, a cordial &C,
acknowledgement of their work at Alge-
ciras.
The leader of the rebels, who boast,
ed that he had killed two French of,
ficers in February of this year, was
executed at Lakoja, Nigeria, after a
trial by the sultan of Sokoto and a ma.
tive court.
Larry Rogers, who recently perjured
himself, telling the district attorney of
a plot to assassinate Rev. c. H. Park,
hurst of New York." has been sen.
fenced to seven years and six months
in Sing Sing.
The 1000 union men who quit work
on the construction of the Allis-Chal.
mers shops at West Allis, Wis, be-
cause of an alleged attack on one of
their number by a foreman, have re,
turned to work.
Charges made against James Viosca,
the American vice consul at La Paz,
have been investigated by the state
department and the navy department,
and the result is a complete %vindication
Of Mr.. Viosca.
The supplemental treaty between
he United States and Japan, which
was signed at Toxic last week, Is
comprised of one single article, in
bribery in the list of extra,
litable crimes.
In the life insurance rebate cases
Frederick Hockaday was placed UNI
-er arrest at Boston Saturday. He Is
ccused of allowing rebate of rates
ontrary to public statutes" Hocka-
ay gave bail.
James Clinch, 81 years old, said to
e of a wealthy family of Portsmouth,
a., was shot and fatally wounded at
by Henry Seaman, whom
finch and two companions, it is said,
attempted to rob.
The French government has decid-
4 to make an investigation of the
followed by the salvage en-
at Courriers with the idea of
rosecuting them under the criminal
'de for negligence and manslaughter.
While playing or the dump at the
Angeles garbage %incinerator, John
ota, a 14-year-old boy, slipped and fell
to the slide which conveys the gar
'ge into the furnace, and was quick
carried into the fire and burned to
'ath.
Premier Sarrien Of France received
e acceptance of the mining compa-
es Of the departments of the Nord
q Pas de Calais of the governments
oposal to increase the wage> of the
ners for the purpose of adjusting the
ike.
Mistchenko, after a long pc.
I'd of service with the army in the
: east, has departed for st. Peters.
re-. His latest service was in crush.
: the revolution movement along
: Trans-Siberian railway east OF
.rbin.
rhe monthly circulation statement
that at the close of business
rich 81, 1906, the total circulation