Camas Prairie chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1901-1917, 1908-02-14
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.

Andrew Carnegie, at a banquet re-
Gently, expressed his disapproval of
international marriages.
Major Alanson w. Edwards, founder
of the Fargo IN. d. Daily Argus in
1879, and later of the Fargo Forum
In 1891, died Saturday.
An involuntary petition in bank
ruptcy against Heath & Milligan, one
of the oldest and largest paint manu-
featuring firms In Illinois, was filed
in Chicago recently.
At Jackson, KY. Beach Hargis, who
states that his father attempted to as
sault him when he went into the store
before the shooting. He expressed no
regret over the tragedy.
With the purpose of seeking an asy-
Ium more congenial to Harry K. Thaw
than Matteawan, in which he is now
confined under observation, Mrs. Eve
lyn Nesbit Thaw and Mr.. OReilly, one
of Thaws counsel, inspected the in
sane asylum at Poughkeepsie.
United States troops will be re-
tanned in Goldfield until March Z.
Phillip Hobbs, young Englishman,
was drowned in the Kettle river at
Cascade, B. G.
The delay in reaching final settle
ment of the emigration question be-
tween Japan and the United States is
due to differences between the two
governemnts concerning statistics and
minor details.
Raising of a false alarm of fire in
the Blackwells Island (N.Y,) peniten-
tiary recently caused a panic, in which
500 women prisoners fled wildly to the
courts, where they continued to shout
Historically and run about for half an
hour.
When William s. Rossiter, appoint
ed as acting public printer in place of
Public Printer Stillings, went to the
treasury department to have his bond
approved the department refused to
consider the matter, on the ground
that the president had exceeded his
authority in appointing Mr.. Rossiter,
that under the law the associate pub
lie printer, Captain T. H. Brain, sue
ceeds to the vacancy.
Charles Frohman has engaged a
company of Irish players formerly be
longing to the National Theatrical so
ciety of Dublin to produce Irish peas
ant plays in New York.
Warren Oliver, California pioneer
who was a member of the electoral
college which named Lincoln for his
second term as president, died re
Gently.
Siegmun FTiedburg, private bank
er and owner of the financial news
paper, the Investors Adviser at Der
lin, Germany, has disappeared 1t IL
said he has liabilities amounting tt
100000
This week will solve the real prob
lem in relation to the Alaska Yulton
Pacific fair bill in the house of con
gress.
The fourteenth district republican
convention of Missouri has Endorsed
Secretary Taft for the presidential
nomination and two delegates were in
structed for him.
Ex-Premier Franco of Portugal ant
his family are now living in Paris.
1t has developed that a flourishinl
business has been developed in New
York in the way of financing foreigl
mobiles in marrying rich American
girls.
Engineers have brought to fruitiol
plans lor $20,0OO,OOO union trans
portation terminal to be located in tn
strategic heart of San Francisco, tn
intersection of an Ness avenue an
Market street.
San Francisco.-The wedding G
Mayor Edward r. Taylor and Mis-
Eunice Jeffers of San Francisco wa
celebrated Saturday afternoon at tn
home of the city's chief executive, o
California street.