Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1909-02-27
NEWS OF The WORLD.
SHORT DISPATCHES FROM ALL
PARTS OF The GLOBE.
4 Review Of Happenings In Both
Eastern and Western Hemispheres
During the Past Week-National,
Historical, Political and Personal
Events.

college, has resigned.
Theodore Roosevelt was born in New
York city, October 81, 1858.
Northwest lumbermen are fighting
the proposed tariff removal.
More than 81 900 men will march in
the inaugural parade March 4.
Wheat for May delivery sold in Chi
cago Saturday at $1.16 IA bushel.
A printers strike is on in the Union
and Statesman offices at Walla Walla.
The railroad rate case may go
against Spokane, according to the lat
est report.
The cutting of prices by the steel
manufacturers has begun and a gem
eral rate was is expected.
Mrs. Ida Cooper, a bride of four
days, was murdered in Chicago Satur-
day by some unknown person.
All within the space of five hours,
80 absolute divorces were granted by
Justice Thomas in Brooklyn recently.
Senior Francisco de la Barra, the
newly appointed Mexican minister to
the United States, has arrived in Wash
ington.
The 35th annual convention of the
American Bankers association will be
held in Chicago in the week of Sep
TENDER 10.
Canes made from woods of historic
significance were presented by Presi-
dent Roosevelt recently to several mem
bers of his cabinet.
At Ware, Mass, Clara Laliefete, a
10 year old schoolgirl, shows signs of
recovering consciousness after being
asleep six days. Doctors cannot arouse
her.
|, The announcement from the White
House is made that there will be no
more appointments to federal positions
during President Roosevelts term of
, office.
Half of the business section of Love
lock, New, a small town not far from
Reno, is in ruins as the result of a
fire, which destroyed property valued
at 100000.
, The Rev. John Eastman of Sisseton,
s. D., a full-blood Sioux Indian, will
be South Dakota 3 representative on
the staff of the grand marshal of the
inaugural parade.
Count Boni de Castellane has ap
pealed from the decision of the French
court handed down on December &c
: that his three sons remain in the Gus
! tody of their mother, Princess dc
v Sagan.
President elect William H. Taft was
the other night in Cincinnati made q
, "Knocker at Sight, His initiation
: furnished entertainment for 100 promi
nent business and professional men a
the Knockers annual dinner.
D Chicago.-Former Circuit Cour
Judge Abner Smith and Gustav f. Scr
It row must go to the penitentiary. The,
were convicted of wrecking the Banl
+ of America, 10 days after it had beer
opened for business, the stakeholder
a losing $4,000.
4 President Roosevelt, by signing tn
r bill for the creation of the Calavera
n udJiOndi IOTebJ, OdlllOTnld, mas cOH
IS pleted legislation which saves for al
T. time the most famous grove of tree
in the world This act is the culmin
alton of efforts extending over min
If years.
j. Sergeant Wilson of the northwes
or mounted police force believes tina
"Bad Bill" Miner was one of tn
- gang of train robbers who robbed
train near Denver the other day. II
n asserts that the robbery was commit
ted near Miners old stamping GROUND
in where he knows every foot of tn
territory.
- So thoroughly impressed is Presider
r. Roosevelt with the necessity of col
servation of the natural resources {
Us the world that he has directed Seer
tary of State Bacon, at the suggestio
of the North American conservatfo
conference, to extend a formal invit
tion to foreign powers to participat
in an annual conference to deal wit
In this important problem, to be held I
n The Hague next September.