The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1907-03-08
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-National,
Historical, Political and Personal
Events.

All the sailors from the battleship
Connecticut who are i'll with typhoid
fever at the naval hospital will re-
cover, it is thought.
The governments statement for the
receipts and expenditures for the
month of February show surplus Of
$S,205,OO
Samuel Kranbe, prominent bust
ness man of Houston, Texas, was as
sassinated recently by being shot from
ambush
Brigadier General 8. P. Jocelyn, CON-
handing the department of the Column
bia, has been retired on account of
age.
The warehouses of Ripon is dead
in London. She was married in 1851
to the marquis, who is her first cousin
and who survives her.
Nicaragua is reported to be get
ting the best of the three cornered
warfare being waged against her by
Honduras and Salvador
The Matin, a French government
paper, states that proof of the vati
cans interference in the religious
trouble was established beyond a
doubt.
Senator Burkett of Nebraska has
presented resolution asking that ex-
press companies be Investigated as to
their method of doing business.
The customs, receipts at Havana
i'll February amounted to $1,425,20S.
The Iowa legislature has called upon
congress to take action in the mat
ter of amending the constitution to
provide for popular election of United
States senators.
The denatured alcohol bill has pass
ed the senate after being amended to
do away with government storekeep-
err where the alcohol is denatured.
The king Of Saxony is in Lisbon to
visit the king Of Portugal.
The French armored cruisers Victor
Hugo and Kleber, which will attend
the jamestown exposition under COM
mand of Admiral Thery, are being
cleaned preparatory to starting for
america early in May.
The cOnferees on the agricultural
appropriation bill has reached an
agreement on practically all amend
ments except that allowing an increase
Of $4,000 year for agricultural and
scientific colleges.
Despondent over her enforced sep
aration from her husband, capitalist
OF Pawtuckett, R. l., who had recently
secured divorce, Mrs. Mary Sim
mons, aged 40, ended her life at Oak
land, Cal.
Prier Campbell Bannerman, who up
to the present time has refused to re-
ceive a deputation of the woman suf-
fragists, has written a letter in which
he promises to support the bill pre-
sented by. w. Dickinson, M. P, to
give the suffrage to women.
Reports are coming in to the eff
feet that rice boats for the relief of
the Chinese famine sufferers have
been pillaged in the vicinity of Sing
kiangpu.
The annual strike of Chicago lath-
ers took place Saturday on schedule
time, about 400 men going out.
There will be no ship subsidy legis-
congress.
Conductor McLennon confessed that
he left the switch open that caused
the wreck at Cotton, Cal, in which
one was killed and SO injured.
Dayton, OhiO-The mystery of the
murder of Dona Gilman deepens with
the report of the grand jury, which
exonerated the family of Dave Cur
tbs, the confessed slayer.
A. F. Slater, who recently was ap.
pointed assistant secretary of the
treasury to succeed Charles H. Keep,
has rendered his resignation to the
president and will leave the depart
ment with Secretary Shaw on March
A.
The body of woman weighing $50
pounds was buried with some diff
Guilty recently in Chicago. 1t was that
of Mrs. William Maurer, 81 years OF
age wife of Detective William Maur
err of the West Chicago Avenue police
station. who died of fatty degenera
ton of the heart.
The most important battle between
Honduras and Nicarauga has resulted
i'll victory for Nicarauga.
Under orders from Manager J. C.
Stone, of the Pacific board of fire un
derwriters. the Portland, Ore, board
las issued circulars to all agents in
Oregon, Washington and Idaho order
ing them to discontinue rofunding to
policyholders the emergency premium
OF 25 per cent additional that was
charged on all policies written after
the San Francisco fire.
The president has nominated Col
opel Alfred Markedly and Charles
Hall for brigadier generals in active
service.
Twenty years ago Edward O'Don
nell, a lad of Is years, left his home
at Dungloe, County Donegel, Ireland
to come to America, and for three
years nothing has been heard of hin
by his family, which have sent two
brothers to Seattle in search of him
Diptheria at White House.
President Roosevelt's young sol