The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1909-10-22
SHORT NEWS NOTES.

1HIty-Six icdue1S OF the striking
cigarmakers at Manila were arrested
and charged with criminal conspiracy.
Anti-saloon Democrats of Indiana
have started movement to make
Governor Marshall the Democratic
leader of that state
The Western Hotel Mems Associa-
ton during its recent session at San
Francisco. chose Portland as its next
meeting place.
John L. Riseland, state fish COM
missioner, estimates the value of the
Washington salmon pack of 1909 at
$ll,OO0,OOO.
Pittsburg won the worlds baseball
championship by defeating Detroit by
the overwhelming score of 8 to in
the seventh and decisive game.
Gen. Fred D. Grant, at present in
command of the department of the
lakes, is slated as the successor Of
Gen. Bell as chief of staff of the army.
1t is related by one of the biggest
men in Wall street that the dismissal
of Charles r. Crane from the diplo-
matte corps was instigated by ]. Pier
pont Morgan.
Gen. Richard c. Drum, U. S. A., re-
tired, distinguished veteran of the
Civil war and for many years adju-
tant general of the army, died in
Drummond, Md.
At least 81 persons were killed in
the storm that swept portions of Ten
nessee, Alabama, Arkansas and South
Carolina. The property loss is esti-
mated at $1,0OO,OO0
i Neville II. Castle, for nine years a
member of the bar of Nome, Alaska,
has been appointed assistant United
States district attorney for the Sec
ond judicial division at Nome.
Schools for special military train
ing will be conducted at the Vancou-
yer, Wash, military barracks during
the winter, when attention will be
! devoted to the theoretical rather than
5 the practical side of military tactics.
Barney hughes, one of the famous
:. argonauts of the early days, and one
of the six discoverers of Alder gulch,
one of the richest placer regions in
the northwest, died at Wisdom,
Mont
The revolutionary movement is
e spreading rapidly in Nicaragua and
the. widest confusion prevails. Thou
n sands of people are focking to the
: standard of General Estrada and the
h revolutionary leaders now have for
e midable arm.
e William Buchanan, who has been
! in Europe for some time in connec-
d ton with an important diplomatic
i mission for the state department al
Washington, died in London Satur-
J. day.
The British naval harbor, which
d has been in course of construction al
s Dover, England, for II years and has
: cost about $2O,O0O,OO0, was formally
opened Friday by the Prince o.
Wales. The harbor comprises ar
area of nearly 700 acres.
n The acting prefect of police for St
a.. Petersburg ha applied to the minis
o try of the interior for permission to
:. apply restrictive and precautionary
!, measures to the sale of certain drug:
on account of their widespread en-
: ployment for purposes of suicide.
j.. The interior department has restor
. ed, subject to settlement and entr,
next February 173,440 acres of public
land withdrawn for reclamation pro
:, jects in Washington, California ane
s Arizona. The lands include 5000 acre.
in the Walla Walla, Wash, district.
Willie Boy, the Piute Indian double
murderer and desperate, for whom
: three posses of 50 armed men have
been securing the San Bernardino
Cal, desert, was found dead on the
summit of Bullion Mountain. He had
e killed himself with the last shot from
: his rife.
Tomasso Viviano, aged S, and hi,
U sister, aged 2 IL years, abducted from
n their home in ST. Louis August by
: the Black Hand Society, and for
e whose discovery a reward of $500e
e was offered, were found wandering
the street of Chicago, nearly starved
S and evidently recovering from some
] IDpwerflIl drug