The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1907-10-04
news OF The WORLD
SHORT DISPATCHES FROM ALL
PARTS OF The GLOBE.
a Review Of Happenings In Both
aEastern and Western H~emispheres
During the Past Week-National,
Historical, Political and Personal
Events.

Colonel Leopold Markbeit, editor of
the Cincinnati Volksblatt. has been
as the republican candidate
dor 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 n Ut
England's most beautiful women, a
friend of King Edward, a 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 j. Constantine. convicted OF
the murder of Mrs. Louise Gentry, in
Chicago, was sentenced to life impri-
EOnment.
Testimony in the case of James B..
T1ammond, founded of the Hammond
Typewriter Co., whose sanity is being
iENuired into, was discontinued as the
Jury was unable to agree after being
ont six hours and was discharged.
lola, Kan.-Miss May Schopp, the
2S year old daughter of John N.
Schepp, a well to do farmer. was found
murdered in the back yard of the
SSchOpp home.
1t 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 IN
til January.
At Fairhaven, Mass. H. H. Rogers,
the Standard Oil magnate, was the
Most Saturday Of $50 delegates to the
Nnternational Liberal Religious con-
gress in the magnificent Rogers mem
4uriaI church, which he built at a cost
OF $1,000, 900 in memory OF his mother.
Mrs. William Thaw, Harry Thaw's
smother, is in from Europe. She was
$50 anxious for privacy that she ray
seled 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
shcur day with increased wages have
mot been granted. is now being decided
sty a referendum vote.
Rather than go to a hospital and
aake treatment for the liquor habit.
Thomas McDermott, 65, a wealthy
resident of Agnew, a fashionable
suburb of Pittsburg, threw himself
An front of a train on the For Wayne
rcad this afternoon and was ground
to pieces.
The president received a letter
from James Wickersham Offering
dis resignation as judge of the third
district of Alaska, and asking thai
zEhe resignation be accepted as soon
sas his ~uccesso could be appointed
Governor George Curry. the Rough
Rider soldiercowboy executive Of
New Mexico, opened the Socorre
COUNTY fair at Asperces in a spec
stacnlar manner. He successful!
rode an outlaw broncho, to thu
:asausement of 10000 spectators, ant
then took part in a roping exhibit
Siou and fancy lariat throwing, com
ing in for third place. Governo
Curry is still considered n of tn
best broncho busters n r~ope-throW
,sers in the territory.
rSignor Toselli, the Italian pianist
and his bride, formerly the crow
princess of Saxony, and later tn
.nompanion of Tutor Giron in thei
.esxopement, have been so persecute
by the w%atchfulness of German dc
fatiyes that the Florence Qtaly)
chief of police has complied wit
their plea for special protection fro1
annoyance.
Nate Thorpe and Walter Alexal
der, rival expressmen, and Albel
BILLS, an employee of Alexander, b.
came involved in a quarrel at tn
Cripple Creek depot over VIII
should haul two incoming passenger
to the hotel. The men began fgh
Eng and Thorpe shot and killed Bill
and wounded Alexander so bad
that he died a short time later.
The department of justice has a
thOrized the announcement that
its knowledge E. H. Hartman ha
AkO1 OSCh lhulStSu III q fAASAoSO
the rebate cases against the Sout
aern Pacific and Pacific Mail col
Danies.
iPawnee Bills private car was o
erturned and two other cars bad
smashed in a rear-end collision b
tween a freight train and the Pa
nee Bill show train on the Ell Pa
& Southwestern railroad near Bi
bee. Arizona.
Philip s. Hough, a New Yol
chauffeur, fell four stories down {
elevator shaft and landed at the b(
tenn 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
1nation for governor of Tennessee.
Sir John Charles Bell, ex-sheriff
London, and head of a big brewil
company, has been elected lord ms