Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1907-10-05
SHORT DISPATCHES FROM ALL
PARTS Of The GLOBE. ?
y Review of Happenings In Both
Eastern and Western Hemispheres
During the Past Week-National,
Historical, Political and Personal
Events.

nominated as the republican candidate
for mayo.
Fatal Bright's disease ended the
only surviving member of the famous
Sells brothers. who were in the cir
GUS business for more than 30 years,
at his home, Columbus, Ohio.
The Countess of Warwick one of
England's most beautiful women,
friend of King Edward. a noted social
est despite her titles and riches, is
visiting in this country.
The Grand Duke Frederick of
baden is dead.
Richard Walton. colored, charged
with the murder of Mrs Lillian w.
Grant in Chicago, has confessed.
Frank j. Constantine. convicted of
the murder of Mrs. Louise Gentry, in
Chicago. was sentenced to life impri-
ROnment
Testimony in the case of James B.
hammond. founded of the Hammond
Typewriter Co., whose sanity is being
sEquired into, was discontinued as the
Jury was unable to agree after being
slnt six hours and was discharged.
lola, Kan.-Miss May Schopp, the
rs year old daughter of John N.
-sSchopp. a well to do farmer, was found
murdered in the back yard of the
s5chopp home.
It is stated at the Office of District
Attorney Jerome that the next trial of
Harry X. Thaw for the murder of
Stanford White cannot be reached I'M
81 January.
At Fairhaven, Mass, H. II. Rogers,
the Standard Oil magnate, was the
5aost Saturday of $50 delegates to the
international Liberal Religious con-
sress in the magnificent Rogers men,
orial church, which he built at cost
OF 81, 600 900 in memory of his mother
Mrs. William Thaw. Harry Thaw's
mother, is in from Europe. She was
so anxious for privacy that she trav-
eied under an assumed name.
The question of a strike of print
ing pressmen and pressfeeders in the
cities of the United States where the
demands of the union for an eight
-ziour day with increased wages have
not been granted. is now being decided
icy a referendum vote.
Rather than go to a hospital and
cake treatment for the liquor habit,
Thomas McDermott Go, a wealthy
Tesident of Agnew. fashionable
suburb of Pittsburg, threw himself
an front of train on the Fort Wayne
road this afternoon and was ground
to pieces.
The president received a letter
from James Wickersham Offering
ehis resignation as judge of the third
district of Alaska, and asking thai
the resignation be accepted as soor
.as his successor could be appointed
Governor George Curry the Rough
sFider soldier-cowboy executive o.
New Mexico, opened the SocorrC
county fair at Asperces in spec
isacular manner. He successful!
rode an outlaw broncho, to the
amusement of 10000 spectators. ant
then took part in a roping exhibit
ton and fancy lariat throwing, com
ing in for third place. GovernO
Curry is still considered one of thu
Best broncho busters and rope-throw
-ers in the territory.
Signor Toselli. the Italian pianist
and his bride, formerly the crow
princess of SaXony. and later the
companion of Tutor GirOn in thei
eSopement, have been so persecute
10y the watchfulness of German de
eetives that the Florence Italy
chief of police has complied wit
their plea for special protection fror
annoyance.
Nate Thorpe and Walter AlexaI
der, rival expressmen, and AlbeI
Bills, an employee of Alexander, be
came involved in a quarrel at tn
Cripple Creek depot over VIII
should haul two incoming passenger
ding and Thorpe shot and killed Bill
and wounded Alexander so badl
that he died a short time later.
The department of justice has al
thorized the announcement that
It's knowledge Z. II. Hartman ha
not been indicted in San Fricisco
the rebate cases against the Soutl
.esn Pacific and Pacific Mail cor
panies.
Pawnee Bill's private car was o
erturned and two other cars bad
smashed in a rear-end collision b
tween a freight train and the Pay
nee Bill show train on the Ell Pas
s. Southwestern railroad near Ri
bee. Arizona.
Philip S. Hough. New Yol
chauffeur. fell four stories down a
elevator shaft and landed at the be
tom with an automobile on top
his, but still lives and may recove
Former United States Senator
W. Carmack has announced his ca
didacy for the next democratic mol
EnAtion for governor of Tennessee.
Sir John Charles Bell, ex-sheriff
y ondon. and head of a big brewil
company, has been elected lord ma
- ar~x