The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1901-11-30
News Of the WerId.

peCted.
ed at Athens in fights between Green
troops and citizens. Students led Ihe
mob.
test against remarks OF Joseph Cham
berlain concerning Germany
Uncoufirmed report from St Peter
burg announced the death OF Count Io.-
Street in Paris paved with new glas-
material invented by Il Frenchman
Naval board agreed on single turretS
for the new battleships.
( Western members of congress believe
a new department of commerce will be
| established.
ton agreed to issue no passes in lSVS.
The consensus of opinion among the
leading members of congress who are now
in Washington is that the coming seS-
sion will not authorize ship subsidy.
Representatives of Chicago women
clubs investigated the conditions of child
labor in two big factories.
| Giuseppe Ciancabiila of Spring Valley.
Ills, indicted for printing lotter adver-
tisements in his paper.
Soldier at Fort Riley awaiting trial TO
killing two men hanged himself in his
Unknown man at Pittsburg. Pa. jumped
into furnace filled with molten meta.
TWenty-three bodies taken from IN
| Smuggler-U Mon mine at Telluride, Colo.
Brewery at Austin. Tex, fined $500 for
violation of antitrust law
. students OF W dDdSu CuAlGSE ANNOAlCh W
cause of refusal of faculty to observo
Founders day Locked president In MS
room.
Michigan game warden seized eighteen
| miles OF new trout nets belonging to the
| A. Booth company of Chicago.
| Jealous lawyer at Joplin. Mo. killed by
man he accused of planning to marry Tor
| mer's divorced wife.
| Mayor johnson of Cleveland began pro
| ceedings to make state board OF equaliza-
! ton redsSesS railroads.
| Nebraska supreme court affirmed de
( cision restraining Omaha from giving
! away valuable water franchise.
! Senator Allison, after an afternoon ana
| evening with the president. outlined the
! probable work OF the new congress. H
| does not look for tariff revision, but work
| in the Nicaraguan canal will be started.
and reciprocity with Cuba may be ar
| ranged.
| Census bulletin issued showing that
| 1O273S, l03 is invested in the 14819 manu-
| featuring plants in Iowa, and the value of
| the output is 1854, 617S77.
| Present speed of warships to be tested
to ascertain If they come up to the orig
| inal requirements
| Officials of the Holy Name cathedral.
| Chicago. asked court to enjoin Father
| Crowley. the communicated priest, from
| attending services at the church
| w. d. Lukens and Miss Olivia Tiedebohl
married at ottawa. Ills, despite parental
objection. Grooms mother unwittingly
aided clippers.
Visitor to the Englewood bazaar who
DOuSLll d pIllOH tIlllllIE MIN 70 q KISS
tried to take it from the saleswoman and
a fight resulted.
Dan Coughlin's name beginning to fig
ure prominently in the Alexander Sulli-
van conspiracy case at Chicago. Four
jurors selected
President Castro of Venezuela discov-
cred plot to overthrow his government
and caused arrest of Ramon Guerre. min
1ster of war, and many friends of the lat
ter.
Rebels defeated government troops I'M
der General Alban in a battle near Pan
ANA. News of the capture of the 18TH
milan metropolis expected soon.
London paper declared that American
tours of English actors are detrimental
to British stage art. Actors coarsened by
American audiences.
Colonel Dickinson left Sofia for Con
stantnopIe to confer with secretary of
United States legation concerning Stone
ransom
Howard Egleston. an agent OF the IlIi-
nois Steel company, arrested in Cuba,
charged with embezzling $4,000.
Mayor-elect Low and Senator PIatt held
conference concerning the government
OF the city, and the latter afterwards an
nounced there would be no friction.
j. b. Bertholft. manager of the eastern
division of the Western Union. arrested
charged with conducting a green goods
business.
Governor-elect Cummins of Iowa de-
clared the combine of northwestern lines
Will not be harmful if properly managed
wall street has a report that holders of
tight northwestern merger.
Congressman Hopkins constituency in
the Elgin district planning to retire him
from politics because of his alliance with
Lorimer and the oieomargarine Interests
Governor Stone of PENNSYLVANIA and
Senator Quay reported to have uuarreled
over an appointment.
Frank COburn a farmer at Sfxty-fiftb
street and Archer avenue. Chicago shot
two men he discovered near mis- barn.
thought they were chicken thieves. One
may die.
BY a decision of the appellate court the
city council has no right to permit build
or bay windows In front of stores so they
project over the walk.
Justice Mcdonald and a constable in
dtcted for causing a false arrest. Buffer
the convicted loan shark offered 10 tell
OF justice court abuses.
Mayor Harrison in favor of aboIisbira,
the detective department now that Col
ieran is out but Chief O'NeilI advocates
its continuance.
Members of the central stock and grain
exchange indicted by federal grand iur,-
Lor not aff1Xing revenue stamps to records
of sales.
Striking machinists appealed to Chief
o Neill to diSarm non-union men WORKING
at AIlls-Cnalmers plant. Chicago
,LonqOn spectator urged Endorsement of
the Monroe doctrine by the British gov
Famine conditions in Russian provinces
worse than first reported.
, colombian government notified United
traffic.
Terre Haute business men held celebra-
ton because of new industries started in
the city during the last year
Minneapolis selected as the place OF
meeting for the next teachers national
One man fatally hurt and two girls in
Iured by fall of elevator in St Joseph.
Mo.
Gas well with flow of 100000 feet
struck at Upton. Ind.
al of Tf~aer
elect directors taken to indicate more
railroad trouble between the big mag
mates.
Weekly reports of trade declared the
outlook was never better in all lines Of
business.
Constable levied on earrings worth
5000 worn by Nine. Rosalia Abru of the
Hoffman House.
J. J. Hill and E. H Hartman consider
ng ACCESSIBILITY of retiring from director
snip OF Northern Pacific to remove oD-
position to Northwestern railway deal
New York court of appeals declared nm
the anti-ticket scaIpers'
aw passed by the last legislature
Long Island and New Jersey shores
listed by severe gale which did thou
shore property. Summer homes on Long
siand badly damaged. Many vessels
Missing.
amp Of striking miners at Nortonville,
Ny.. and arrested twenty-three men be-
onglng to the United Mine Workers.
tents and camp equipage confscated.
Hoped with man S. years old and one
uarter Indian, employed by her parents
t Marquette. Mich.
Bodies of the eight officials Of the Poca-
lontas mine at Bluefields, w. Va, who
we're killed by fire damp, recovered by
Holland submarine boat remained IF
cen hours under water at Greenport N
Officers No