The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1899-10-14
AINOR EVENIS.OF THE WEEK
Items Of General Interest Told in
Paragraphs.
COMPLETE NEWS SUMMARY.
Record of HapPsniaes OF Mach or Little
lnporsancs froa An Parts OF the
CtvilIssd worad-Prisss % Farm Pro-
dnes In Western 1InrkstA


dnos In Western 1lnrkstA
New YORKSHIRE" Sullivan Of Ire
land knocked out Jimmy Murray of
Cincinnati in the sixth round of what
was to have been a twsnty-nve-round
bout.
New York-Samuel Jacoby, a we'll
known banker and -four merchant, died
at his home In this city. He was for
merly resident of St Louis.
Everett, MassL-William r. Smith,
well known as the man who first re-
hned petroleum, died at his home here,
aged Y years.
London-Joseph H. Choate. the Unit
ed States ambassador to Great Britain,
having concluded his vacation, re-
turned to the city.
Washington-The navy department
has assigned Capt William Whiting to
the post OF captain OF the Norfolk navy
yard, in place Of Capt Rockwell.
Washington = Postmaster General
Charles Emory Smith returned from
the west, where he has been with the
presidential party.
Baltimore, Md.-The Traders Ma
tional bank has decided to go into vol
untary liquidation and practically
closed its doors.
Thomas. W. Wa powder and dy-
Mantle explosion in the ONCE OF the
Davis Coal and Coke company killed
Ira Nycum, the timekeeper, and in
jured i've other employees. Loss,
$4,000.
Vienna-Telegrams rom Linz. capt.
tai Of Upper Austria. on the Danube,
report that the inhabitants of that dis
trict are in state OF terror owing to
q series OF Jack the Ripper" murders.
Riverside, N. frederick George
and his three little daughters. aged 6,
and years. respectively, were in
stantly killed by a Pennsylvania ex-
press train. They were driving across
the track.
New York-The firm Of Shannon,
Miller & Crane, manufacturers and i'm
porters of military goods. founded in
1920. has been placed in the hands of
q receiver. One of the partners has
brought suit for dissolution
Bristol, Tenn.-C. p. Mocre,s Palace
livery stable, on Moore street, was
burned and twenty-five horses were
eremated. The loss Is estimated at
5000.
La Porte. Ind.-Wlliam Carlson Of
Marshall county was probably fatally
shot by his brother Charles while
hunting.
Springfield. IlI.-The attorney-gener-
al has ordered that hereafter foreign
banking concerns doing business In the
state must make reports to the auditor
and submit &c examination.
Cincinnad-Isaac J.Turpen Of Louis
vile, smpioyed as salesman at the
wholesale clothing house Of Silk,
Krouse & Co. while showing goods to
. customer on the fourth fiocr, sudden
" ran to back window and Jumped to
the ground He was killed instantly. |
New York-Joe Cans secured the de-
eision over Spider Kelly of San
Francisco In the twenty-ffth round OF |
their fight before the Lenox Athletic
club.
Nov York-In the Railroad 7. n. c
A building services were held in mem
DRY Of Cornelius Vanderbilt, and adj
dresses were made by Chauncey n De
pew. Sen Low and others.
Austin. Texas.-Prof. Robert +. Hi \
Of the United States geodetic- survey |
and party have started on journey |
through the Grand canon Of the Rio
orande.
Boston. Mass-EL Gerry Brown Of |
Brockton was nominated for state aud
itor on the democratic ticket In place
Of walter L Ramsdeli Of Lynn. who
declined.
Kingston. r. 1.-The mills Of the
Rodman Manufacturing company OF
North and South Kingston have re-
sumed operations after q shutdown OF
eighteen months
Denver, Colo.-Niotiee Of contest OF
the win Of the late George washington
Clayton was fled IN the county court
on behalf 81 Thomas Clayton. & broth
e Of the deceased.
Ardmore. L T.-Pat and Morris
0dasley and Frank JenniiEs have
been sentenced 70 I'VE years each in
the penitentiarY for completely n the
Rock Island railroad robbery Of 1897.
Alausda, C6L-Chisf Of Police Con-
Iade shot and killed one Of three bur-
glars rho were attempting 20 rob the
ieEelrT store Of A. o. Gott.
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