The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1907-06-21
NEWS SUMMARY

was drowned while endeavoring tC
ford a stream of water on horsebach
southeast of that city.
Lieutenant Hart was killed and
three sailors injured by an explosion
of gasoline ON board a submarine
boat at Portsmouth, England.
August Never, well-to-do shoe
dealer of Brooklyn, was so severely
beaten by highwaymen that he diel
several hours later in Il hospital.
Col. Guessekofshy, assistant harboT
coIamandant at Sebastopol, was killed
by a revolver shot, in the vicinity OF
the docks. Tle assassin was al
rested.
Former President Clev and viii ds
liver the principal address at Wi,
nington, Def., next Saturday at the
unvei.ing OF a memorial statute to
Thomas F. Bayard
A triple drowning occurred Sun lay
in the Rio Grande at the Indian Fuab-
10 Isleta, twelve miles south Of Al
buQuerque, N NJ, as tie result Of the
capsizing Of a ferry boat.
Carrie Nation, after haranguiag a
crowd in front of a downtown saloon
in Washington, was arrested en- tn
charge of disorder.y conduct. Sha
was released On $40 collateral.
Observations of Atlantic steamers
arriving recently at New York arc
very interesting as showing that th1
waters of the ocean OFF other eastern
coasts are now abnormally cold.
The government reports show that
in the last three months of 1906, the
most recent statistics available, more
than 10000 persons were killed CT in
jured on railroads, CT about 700 a day.
Twenty-eight passengers, including
twelve women and children, were
drowned by the sinking Of the French
schooner La Jalouse frcn Cayenne
for st. Lucias. The schooner sank off
Barbados.
Frank T. Edeccn, a lodging house
keeper of Los Angeles, shot his wife
through tie head and instantly killed
her and then blew his head Off The
couple had frequently quarreled over
financial matters.
Francis Murphy, the veteran tenn
perance apostle, is seriously i'll at his
home in Los Angeles, with a compli,
cation of ailments, and his physicians
are in doubt about the probable out
come of his case.
A dispatch from Lisbon says that
an explosion of dynamite at Covihilo
a manufacturing town, killed thirty
persons. 1t is believed the explosion
was caused by dismissed workmen,
WHO sought VeuSeduCe.
The overdue Norwegian steamer
Preston, Captain Olsen, from New
Orleans, is ashore at San Andreas,
says a Colon dispatch. The steamer
Ellis has gone to the scene to take
off the passengers and mail.
George Curry, late governor of
Iloilo, sailed from Manila on the 18th
en the transport Logan to assume the
duties of governor of New Mexico, to
which position he was recently ap-
pointed by President Roosevelt.
Don c. Henderson, once private
secretary of Horace Greeley and for
many years publisher of the Allegan
(Michigan) Journal, has been taken
to the insane asylum at Kalamazoo
by direction of the probate court
The grave of Michel Pacha, tn.
Turkish admiral who died at Touion
last January, has been desecrated by
IllGN6S, WIZ olOlO tHo UOuy. hO
thieves, it is believed, expected to
find in the tomb jewels Of great value.
Albert Messenger, plumber, of St.
Louis, has been arrested on the
charge of having thrown vitrol into
the face of Mrs. Lena Wunach, who
had refused to marry him. Both her
ewes were burned out and her face
disfigured.
The government officially declares
tobacco is not luxury, but a neces-
sity. in a decision by the comptroller
of the treasury. The question arose
through a number of Panama canal
laborers held in quarantine demand
ing tobacco.
Andrew Carnegie and Mrs. Carne
gle will be the guests of Ambassador
and Mrs. Charlemagne Tower during
the Kiel yachting week. 1t has al
ready been arranged that Mr.. Tower
shall present Mr.. Carnegie to EN-
peror William.
The first tornado ever known In
southwestern Iowa devastated a path
1OO feet wide and two miles long