Camas Prairie chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1901-1917, 1907-10-04
NEWS OF THE WORLD
SHORT DISPATCHES FROM ALL
PARTS OF THE GLOBE.
A Review of Happenings In Both
Eastern and Western Hemispheres
During the Past Week-NationaI,
Historical, Political and Personal
Events.

Events.
Colonel Leopold Markbeit, editor Of
the Cincinnati Volksblatt, has beer
nominated as the republican candidate
for mayor.
Fatal Bright's disease ended the
only surviving member Of the famous
Sells brothers, who were in the cir
Gus business for more than 80 years
at his home, Columbus, Ohio.
The Countess of Warwick one OF
England's most beautiful women, a
friend of King Edward, noted social
list 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 ]. Constantine, convicted of
the murder of Mrs. Louise Gentry, in
Chicago, was sentenced to life impri-
sonment.
Testimony in the case of James B.
Hammond, founded of the Hammond
Typewriter Co., whose sanity is being
inquired into, was discontinued as the
jury was unable to agree after being
out six hours and was discharged.
lola, Kan.-Miss May Schopp, the
rs year old daughter of John NJ
Schopp, well to do farmer, was found
murdered in the back yard of the
Schopp home.
1t is stated at the Office of District
Jerome that the next trial of
Harry K Thaw for the murder of
Stanford White cannot be reached I'M
ii January.
At Fairhaven, Mass, H. H. Rogers,
he Standard Oil magnate, was the
lost Saturday of $50 delegates to the
Liberal Religious con-
sress in the magnificent Rogers mem
)rial church, which he built at a cost
II $1,OOO,000 in memory of his mother
Mrs. William Thaw, Harry Thaw's
mother, is in from Europe. She was
10 anxious for privacy that she tray
lied under an assumed name.
The question of a strike of print
ng pressmen and pressfeeders in the
titles of the United States where the
demands of the union for an eight
lcur day with increased wages have
lot been granted, is now being decided
" a referendum vote.
Rather than go to a hospital and
AXE treatment for the liquor habit, |
Thomas McDermott, IS, a wealthy
esident Of Agnew, fashionable
uburb of Pittsburg, threw himself |
n front of train on the Fort Wayne |
Dad this afternoon and was ground |
o pieces.
The president received a letter
rom James Wickersham Offering
is resignation as judge of the third
istrict of Alaska, and asking that
ne resignation be accepted as soon
s his successor could be appointed.
Governor George Curry, the Rough
,ider soldier-cowboy executive of
lew Mexico, opened the Socorro
ounty fair at Asperces in a spec
acular manner. He successfully
1de an outlaw broncho, to the
of 10000 spectators. and
len took part in a roping exhibit
on and fancy lariat throwing, COM
lg in for third place. Governor
urry is still considered one of the
est broncho busters and rope-throw-
IS in the territory.
S1gnor Toselli, the Italian pianist.
nd his bride, formerly the crown
rincess of Saxony, and later the
of Tutor Giron in their
opement, have been so prosecuted
the watchfulness of German de- ]
tlVes that the Florence Qtaly)
lief OF police has complied with {
elr plea for special protection from :
lnoyance. I
Nate Thorpe and Walter Alexan- /
er, rival expressmen, and Albert {
Ills, an employee Of Alexander. be- {
me involved in a quarrel at the {
ripple Creek depot over who S
.ould haul two incoming passengers I
the hotel. The men began fight
g ana Ihorpe shot and killed Bills
Id wounded Alexander so badly e
at he died short time later. b
The department of justice has au-
orized the announcement that to
knowledge E. H. Hartman had
u been indicted in San Fricisco in
e rebate cases against the South
n Pacific and Pacific Mail COM
MES. n
PaWnee Bills private car was ov-
turned and two other cars badly =
iashed in a rear-end collision be- T
cen a freight train and the Paw =
e Bill show train on the Ell Paso =
Southwestern railroad near Biz :,
e, Arizona. y .
Philip S. Hough, New York n
auneur, fell four stories down an a
'Vator shaft and landed at the bot d
n with an automobile on ton of T
> out still lives and may recover. e,
Former United States Senator E.
Carmack has announced his can