Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1910-07-01
NEWS FROM EVERYWHERE

Cordinal Gibbons declared he was
opposed to Goman's suffrage.
Prince Ito's assassin and his accom-
plices were taken to S-oul, Korea,
for trial.
Ex-Vice President Fairbanks may
be appointed American Ambassador
to London.
1t was said treaty of commerce
was about to be agreed upon between
Spain and Cuba
Pellagra was said to be spreading
at the First National Pellagra Con-
ference. held at Columbia, s. C.
Inez RUIZ. a notorious criminal.
has been captured In Texas after ter
rorizing the border for six years.
The Treasury Department will in
stall automatic scales at the large
ports OF entry fer Weighing sugar.
Unonhcial figures showed the pro-
posed amendment to disfranchise the
negro In Maryland had been defeat
cd by 1916.
The japanese Commercial Com
mission was entertained at a ban
Quet In Washington at which Secre-
tary Knox was a speaker.
Count Louis Won Vestra, who sew
eral years ago killed his sister and
Crown Prince Rudolph Of Austria,
died in Denver, Col.
At the State Department the opin-
ion prevailed that the question Of
granting naturalization to Turkish
subjects was one for competent courts
to decide.
Mony letters were received by the
Comptroller of the Currency from ma
ttonal banks promising to comply
with the law governing overloans.
Four defendants in the jackson
Lumber Company peonage cases wee
recola. but admitted to $4,000 bond
on appeal to the United States Sup
RENE Court.
Four men convicted Of the muir
der of q nonunion driver during q
strike at Chicago were sentenced to
twenty-five years each.
John Terrell was arrested at
Beckley. w. Va. in connection with
the murder Of four members of the
family Of George W. Hood.
Mrs. M. B. T. Milledge. blind and
decript. pleaded guilty at Kansas
City. Mo-, to attempt to defraud
the government In q pension claim
case.
The arrival In the Thames of q
cargo of chilled beef from Australia.
said to be in tiptop condition. IL
heralded in London as foreshadow-
ing the relief of the British meat
market from the danger of being
throttled by the American Beef
Trust"
Mr.. White, the retiring ambassa-
dor to France, sailed for the United
States on the steamship George
Washington.
The new Nicaragua minister, Mr..
Hazera. sailed for New York on his
way to Washington, where he will
succeed Espinosa. who resigned be-
cause of his brothers connection with
the revolutionists.
Arrangements are being completed
for the erection of a building at
Washington for the Southern Com
mercial Congress.
The National Geographic Society
decided that Robert e. Peary reach
ed the North Pole and awarded the
explorer q medal.
The campaign Of financial educa-
ton. which is being carried on from
the rostrum by Chairman Aldrich, Of
the monetary commission will stretch
from Chicago to Milwaukee during
the week.
Passengers on the steamship City
Of Augusta, which went aground at
the mouth Of the Savannah river,
were rescued by President Taft's tug
boat.
After confessing In court to the
Steinheil murders, Jean Lefevre Ia
ter admitted he knew nothing Of the
crimes and only acted on chivalrous
impulse to save Nine. Steinheil.
The House Of Commons passed the
third reading Of the finance bill By
vote Of 379 to 149.
The body of Prince Ito was buried
with imposing ceremonies in . sub
urb Of Toxic.
Ben Jones was shot from ambush
and seriously wounded at Lake
Charles, La.
Commander Peary closed con-
tract to write q 60.000-word story
1T $1.20 per word.
The possibility Of an Angle-Ger-
man understanding appears to BE-
under consideration in high German
government circles. The failure to
reach such an understanding here
tofore Is attributed to the method
adopted by Great Britain.