The Dolores star., 1908-01-10
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completely in the murder Of ex-Goy
Steunenberg of Idaho.
A little girl was born on a Pullman
car on the Santa Fe railroad Just as
the train was pulling into Topeka
Kan, recently.
A large number OF the troops a,
Goldfield. New. have been recalled
and have returned to their reeula,
station in California. Only 135 were
left at Goldfield.
In letter written to the secretary
Of the navy President Roosevelt &c
verely condemns the action of -Ad
miral Brownson in resigning rather
than appoint a surgeon to the com.
mand of hospital ship when ordered
to do so.
The revenues collected through the
postofice department during 1907
amounted to $1S3.0O0,00O.
Reports from Vancouver, B. c., state
that large numbers OF Japanese re-
serve army men have been ordered
to Toxic and that several hundred
are ready to leave for Japan.
Photographs illustrating feats of
horsemanship by military men of
European armies accompany recon-
mendations to congress from the
president for betterment of army
riding.
The Isthmian canal commission
has decided to construct the canal
locks 100 feet wide which is the
width originally projected, unless 1t
Is shown that naval developments
make greater width desirable.
Col. Marsh NJ Murdock, postmaster
OF Wichita. Kan, and editor of the
Eagle. died at his home in that city
recently. He was the father of Con-
gressman Murdock, and for so years
has been a power in Kansas affairs.
He was 20 years of age.
New York authorities estimate that
1t will cost s5,O0O,OOO to stamp out
tuberculosis among the cattle herds of
the state.
Night riders recently swooped down
upon Russellville, Logan county, KY,
burning number of independent to-
bacco concerns and other establish
ments and shooting three men who ap-
peared upon the streets.
The bank clearings of the country
for the last week in 1907 shows de-
crease of 41.5 per cent as compared
with the last week in 1906
All the government troops except
two companies have been removed
from Goldfield. New.
During December n total of 2,2O0,-
539 cubic yards of earth was exca-
waited on the Panama canal
At Wharton. Ohio, three families
comprising dozen people were seri-
ously poisoned by eating cheese.
The Western Passenger association
has refused to grant special rates to
the spring and fall meetings of mer-
chants in Chicago and st. Louis.
Fl. F. Storrs, beekkeeper for the
California Safe Deposit and Trust
company at San Francisco. has, con-
fessed to making false entries in the
banks book amounting to $1.000,O0
Maximilien Harden, who has been
on trial at Berlin for libeling Count
Won Moltke in his paper, has been
sentenced to four months imprison.
ment
In the Pettibone trial OF Boise. Ida
no. the prosecution made the only ar
gument to the jury, the defense refus-
ing to argue the evidence.
At the last cabinet meeting in 1907
it was decided to appeal from the de-
cision of Judge Lewis of Denver by
which all the indictments against
coal land grafters in Colorado were
quashed.
An Atlantic City chair pusher
found pocketbook containing $4O0
in money and jewelry valued at sew
eral thousand dollars which he re-
turned to the woman who lost it. His
honesty was rewarded by the gift of
two nickels and two pennies.
The price of lumber at Minneapo-
lis, Minn., is down from 81 to SO a
thousand feet
NJ. De Tross, the Belgian premier
and minister of the interior, is criti-
cally i'll at Brussels.
Citizens of Franklin, Pa, have
brought suit for damages against the
company which supplies water to the
city charging that recent typhoid
epidemic was caused by the impure
water supplied.
The annual tournament OF roses
was held at Pasadena, CAL, on New
Years day. Seventy thousand pep-
sons witnessed the beautiful floral pa
rade in which Miss May Sutton, the
international tennis champion, was
the queen
Three members of the city fire de-
partment of Vancouver, B. c., were
attacked and badly wounded by a
crowd of Japanese armed with knives.
The firemen had accidentally broken
the glass in front of Japanese
store.
A passenger train on the Grand
Trunk railway rolled down an en-
bankment near Barrie, Ont, and was