The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1907-05-31
NEWS SUN MARY

killed by fast train at Morristown
Ind, on Sunday.
The seamens strike at Hamburs
has not yet had any effect upon the
| movement of shipping.
The street car strike at Evans
vile, Ind, has been settled. Both
| sides made concessions.
The announcement is made of the
marriage of May Irwin, the actress
to Kurt Eisfeldt, her manager.
During a riotous mass meeting
Sunday at Zion City, Voliva was re
pudiated by members of Shiloh
church.
Erie railroad officials announce that
200 men have been engaged to go tc
work to take the places of striking
machinists.
DR.. Maurice e. Egan of Washing.
ION has accepted the post of minister
to Denmark, offered to him by Pres
tdent Roosevelt
Bertha Toombs, telephone oper
ator of Burnside, KY, met death in a
fire which destroyed the building In
which she was working.
Judge Frank H. Kerrigan of the
district court of appeals was rur
down and seriously injured by an
automobile in San Francisco.
One man was killed, seven fatally
injured and fourteen others received
minor hurts in a wreck upon the
Panhandle railroad at Holidays
Cove, w. Va.
Walter Foster, Carl Wash and a
woman, while automobiling near Pas
adena, Cal. were struck by a pas.
senger train and all three probably
fatally injured.
The Turkish garrison at Uskub
of 1000 men, has deserted.
The soldiers claimed that they were
given bad food and that other condi.
tons were uncomfortable.
Joseph Dwyer was shot and fatally
wounded at Terre Haute, Ind, by his
wife, Arabel Dwyer, while he was
,rying to force his way into her room.
They had been separated.
Rev. Father Francis Nugent of st.
4ouis, head of the mission work of
he Vicentian Fathers, was struck
md probably fatally injured by an
electric train at Austin, suburb of
chicago.
Manuel Bonilla, former president of
he Republic of Honduras, sailed last
week from New Orleans for Belize,
British Honduras. Bonilla says he
will devote himself entirely to his
lantation.
War Minister Picquart has intro
uced bill in the French chamber
f deputies to reinstate Captain
.einach, who was dismissed from the
rmy for connection with the Drey
is case.
The Red Cross has announced that
will no longer receive contributions
{ monsy or provisions for the relief
the Chinese famine sufferers, the
mine having been broken by the
oring crops.
A general strike for an eight-hour ,
ay, instigated by the longshoremen
nd supported by workmen upon the
ectric railway, new waterworks,
uban railroad and many smaller
,ncerns, has been declared at San
ago, Cuba.
Walter O'Neil, II years old, was a
und dead in Northern Pacific box Il
II at Superior, Wis. One side OF 8
S head was smashed and the police u
,lieve it is a case of murder. The :.
" has been missing since he start
for school.
Mrs. Isabella e. Case, who attract
some attention as THE woman In
lie" who tried to see the president
Oyster Bay last summer, and who
s since sought to see the president
s been taken into custody in Wash
yton on charge of insanity.
Barricaded in box car in the out y
irts Of Muncie, Ind, Tony Miller -
10 shot and killed his wife, ex ~
anged shots with his pursuers q
OTIS were exchanged until Miller Ell
d emptied his revolver He re. p'
we'd a bullet in his leg and was XII
ptured. ST
Mrs. Mary Lustig is dead as a re.
t of terrible beating given her by "
D robbers, who attacked her in her IN
me in New York City. They Sc 81
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som of her dress. Another roll of us
Is containing $500, was found in ca
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