The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-10-27
TELEGRAPHC BRIEFS.

PATRIOTISM was the principal theme al
the national women's council last even,
ing at Omaha.
Yesterdays est statement of the condition
/ or the treasury shows: Available cash
balance. $SO5, 1S4 S37; gold reserve. $40 277.-
Eighteen trainloads of twelve cars each
Will be required to transport troops from
| jubilee.
The Yale and Harvard teams won in
| Yesterdays play of the INTERCOLLEGIATE
golf tournament. defeating Columbia and
/ Princeton, respectively.
Inc Army of the Tennessee held a brief
session in Toledo. o., yesterday. a reso-
| luton adopted Endorsed the plan for a
military park at Vicksburg
Oscar F. Knapp. senior member of the
nrIn OF Knapp Peck q Thomas. publish
ers OF the Daily Advertiser at Auburn. n.
Y, died of pneumonia, in his S0th year
The American liner Paris. known during
the war as the auxiliary cruiser Yale re-
Sumed her place as merchantmen when
she sailed yesterday for Southampton
Ryan college was burned yesterday.
Ihere were over 200 pupils in the building
at the time but all escaped IL was one
of the best buildings in the Indian Terri
tory.
Local Manager Alexander of the Has
tings mill. destroyed by fire at Vancouver
Yesterday morning, puts the total loss at
about S2yo,ODO; insurance about half that
amount.
L. Z. Letter of Chicago has purchased
the property at No. l Carleton House
terrace, London. for his daughter Lady
CurZon of Kendleston, vicereine of India
for $4,000.
Comptroller c. G.. Dawes. at Washing
ton, VINO Is treasurer of the Lafa-ette
monument fund. is being deluged with
contributions from the school children of
the country
The announcement was made at the
RI
n. Miller. commanding the Pacific sta
ton. will be retired Nov. % by operation
Of law on account of age.
Sister Columbian, superior of the Sacred
Heart hospital at Spokane died Yesterday
at the mother house of the order at Van
couver. Wash. after an illness of sew
eral months Sister Columbian was SO
years old.
Following the recent recommendation of
It's board OF directors, the stockholders of
the Cambria Iron company of Philadel-
phia voted to release their property to
the Cambria Steel company. The new
company has a capitalization of $500 O90
Postmaster General Smith has issued an
order directing that Hawaiian postage
stamps shall be recognized at their face
value for the prepayment of postage on
all articles mailed in Hawaii. whether
addressed for delivery in the United
States or elsewhere.
The emperor and empress of Germany
arrived at Haifa, Palestine The town
was decorated profusely. every house
flying German and Turkish flags Turkish
troccs lined the streets and the band
played the German airs as the emperor
and empress landed.
The state department has discovered a
clever scheme on the part of the German
government TO acquire commercial sta
tons or naval bases in both the Atlantic
and the Pacific at points where they will
come in direct conflict with the interests
of this country when the Nicaraguan
canal Is built.
Because of criticism of football PLAYING
by DR.. S. +. Carpenter, one of the profess
sers in Central Medical College. St 10
SeDh, Mo. nearly all the students have
ANNOUNCED am IlS thelr aeternination OF leaving
the college at the end of their present
term to return no more. The affair has
created a great stir.
Representatives from various cities in
the United States and Canada met at the
Arlington Hotel. Washington. yesterday.
in attendance at the fifth annual con-
vention of the American Society of Mu-
nicipal improvements. The attendance
was rather small at the opening, but more
delegates are expected.
The transport Manitoba, Captain Quick,
arrived at quarantine at 9 o'clock last
night. from Ponce. having on board the
Third Wisconsin volunteers, under the
command of Colonel Nj. T. Moore; also 30
men belonging to various regiments In
Puerto Rico, who are being sent home on
furlough. There is no sickness on board
the vessel.
Judges Craig. Wilkin and Cartwright
in the supreme court at Springfield IN.
yesterday filed their dissenting opinion in
the case against the Pullman Palace Car
company, in which the court decided
Monday that the Pullman companv's
charter did not clothe it with power to
purchase the real estate upon which the
town of Pullman is built construct and
rent the buildings and own stock in the
Pullman Iron company.