The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1906-12-28
news OF THE WORLD
SHORT DISPATCHES FROM ALL
PARTS OF THE GLOBE.
A Review Of Happenings In Both
Eastern and Western Hemisphere
During the Past Week-National,
Historical, Political and Personal
Events.

congress cOnCluQoS hOoSeVclI 10
wrong in his recommendations as to
citizenship for Porto Ricans. They are
not ready for it, as grave matters OF
public policy are involved which make
the matter impossible.
The lower house of The Neither
lands parliament approve the Alge-
ciras convention.
Secretary Root and Sir Mortimer
Durand have signed a supplementary
article to the extradition treaty be-
tween the United States and Great
Britain, including bribery in the list OF
extradition crimes.
John McDermott, a wealthy farmer
of Yonkers, N. Y, Is in st. Joseph's
hospital, New York, recovering from
broken neck and an injured spine.
Curtis Jet has been found guilty
of the assassination of James Cock
rill at Jackson, KY, four years ago,
and sentenced to life Imprisonment.
Jett confessed.
William G. Anderson, the embez-
cling teller of the First National bank
of Kansas City has been returned
home from Austin, Texas.
The Norwegian whaling steamer
Frithjof was lost in the Antarctic ON
November 9. Nine men of the crew
were lost.
The newest American peerless Is
Hermonie, daughter of the late E. w.
Fl. Schenly of Pittsburg, who was mar
ried in London recently to Lord Ellen
borough. a retired commodore OF the
royal navy.
The steamer w. T. Scoville, plying
in the Vicksburg, Miss, and Davis
Bend trade, was destroyed recently by
an explosion, and between 10 and 16
persons killed and like number in
jured.
Bishop Charles G. McCabe Of the
Methodist Episcopal church, is dead
He was buried in Evanston, ILL.,, last
Monday.
John Annoy Knox, at one time wide
ly known as the editor and proprietor
of the Texas Siftings, is dead.
i A test case has been instituted II
the United States court by Montgom
cry Ward G. Company of Chicago, who
seek an injunction against the Soutf
Dakota Merchants & Hardware Deal
ers' association for Lpycotting theil
wares.
There will be no holiday strike O.
railroad men in New York.
On December %, 1865, John M. Har
Ian, now associated justice Of the su
preme court, was married in Evans
1 xy;11a I'm hn inc hn NJ
Mrs. Harlan celebrated their colder
wedding by giving a reception at thei
residence in Washington, D. G.
In accordance with the annual Gus
tom, the married employees of tn
White House were presented with tut
i keys, with the compliments of tn
3 president
t Judge John F. Phillips, in the fec
eral district court, granted a writ @
t habeas corpus in the case of Mrs. Al
g mes Meyers, in jail at Liberty, Mo-, III
Y der sentence to be executed on JaI
l. uary 10 for the murder of her hui
:. band.
= Mrs. Kate Gilman, mother of Den
l. Gilman, who was murdered on Noven
l. Der 20 at Dayton, Ohio, and Collin
Gilman, brother of the dead girl, hav
l. been released. The bonds of each wa
l. fixed at $4,000.
l. William E. Smith, president of tn
h United Mineworkers of Illinois,
g dead.
I'll Albert M. Sheldon and other Minne
p polls capitalists have purchased or
billion feet Of timber IN Ouean Cha
# lotte island, on the Pacific coast.