The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1909-07-16
LATE NEWS
SUMMARY
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NEARLY ALL PARTS OF TIE
WORLD REPRESENTED
HEREWITH.

Several heat prostrations were re-
ported in Chicago Sunday.
At Chicago white potatoes are sell
ing at $1.25 a bushel, wholesale.
A cloudburst Saturday caused the
most disastrous food in the history Of
Sioux City.
Mrs. Theodore Roosevelt and hel
three children are at the villa OF Miss
Carew, near Rome.
Three persons were killed and one
fatally injured by a cyclone neal
Harmleigh, Texas, Saturday.
New cases Of cholera numbering 1874
were reported Saturday at st. Peters
burg. The deaths during that period
numbered AZ.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hartman, who arrived
at Vienna from Somoyg, are at Gastein
in Salisbury, where Mr.. Hartman will
take the baths.
Francis J. Heney sailed for Cordova
Alaska, Saturday, from Seattle for 10
days with his friend, M. J. Heney, the
Copper River railroad builder.
Reports that are deemed reliable are
TO the effect that the return of Kath.
crime Elkins to Europe will be marked
by renewal of the Abruzzi romance.
Floods in the state of Vera Cruz
have destroyed thousands Of dollars
worth of property and inundated wide
area. The government has sent relief
to the afflicted district.
Because the city fathers can not
agree upon the list of favored ones
who are to receive liquor licenses for
che coming year, Pueblo, Col, is "dry"
for the first time in its history.
Governor Shallenberger Of Nebraska
has issued an order that all, cattle
brought into Nebraska for dairy breed
ing must bear the tag showing that
they have been inspected and are free
from tuberculosis.
A Canadian Pacific train Of eight
empty passenger coaches and the loco
snotive were demolished recently at
Bear Creek, near Glacier, B. c., and
Engineer A. Dewar and Fireman w. M.
Beattle were killed.
At Duluth, Mimi, eighteen million
feet of lumber, valued at between
t$45o,oOo and 100000, was destroyed
tby fire of an unknown origin at the
mills of the Virginia and Rainy Lake
. company Saturday. 1t was fully in.
,sured.
Before the Pacific Mail liner Asia
lput to sea from Frisco Saturday the
police explored every nook and Granny
.of the vessel in fruitless search for
Leon Ling, the Chinese wanted in New
York in connection with the murder
of Elsie Sigel.
At Los Angeles Mrs. Lillian M. Hoag
mas tasted 40 days. Her long period of
abstinence was due to illness that the
woman hoped to overcome by refrain
ling from food Of any kind. The result
was even more wonderful than she her
self hoped for.
The price of registration for govern
ment lands is rs cents and notaries ap-
pointed by the government are re-
CURED to sign an agreement, before
they receive their certificates, not to
charge more than the sum designated
by the government.
Having learned of Russia's protest
TO China against the opening of the
Sungari river to international trade,
Japan has explained her position to the
Chinese board, and Japanese counter
protest is expected as soon as the de.
tails of the situation are digested at
Toxic.
Since the announcement of President
Taft's tentative itinerary for his west,
ern trip the White House has been
fairly flooded with kilograms and let.
tiers requesting that the tour be extend
ed to include various states and cities
that did not have place on the presi
dent IS list.