The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1901-12-28
news Of the WorId.

in Birmingham caused a riot in wa.ch
| 5000 persons took part. Windows of the
town hall smashed.
Andrew Carnegie. in conference with
| the president concerning his wifi of SO
100000 TO the government offered TO
change forp of gift 10 cash or govern
ment bonds. Willing to increase amount
to $25OO0,0O0
Oklahoma farmer arrested. charged
| with murder of man at Arno. Mo. thirty
two years ago.
Negro Parker. who attacked McKin-
| ley's slayer, given position at. Washing
ton.
Long threatened revolt against Prcsj.
| dent CastrO'S rule began in NencZUClL
] under the direction of General Luciano
| Mendoza, president-elect of the state Of
| CarabobO. Railroad torn up and tele-
graph lines cut at Villa de Cura;
! British took preliminary steps to
| sound the Boer leaders in Holland ON
| ending the South African war. The in
| termediary is the Duchess of Albany
who has been visiting her sister, Dowa ger
/ Queen Emma.
President Hutin and Director Caron of
! the Panama Canal company resigned at
/ a stormy meeting in Paris StOckhold-
! ers willing TO sell for any price,
| New French bond issue OF j3600,000
| francs based on the Chinese indemnity
subscribed thirty times over on first day
| of sale.
Five thousand unemployed men at
| Buda-Pesth plundeTed stores and fought
! tho police.
Miss Elena Grace of New York married
| the Earl of D0nOughmore in London.
General Miles reprimanded personally
| by the president and by Secretary Root
in d letter because of his interview in
timating there was a conspiracy to ruin
Schley. Secretary Long approved major
ity verdict in Schley inquiry and i'm
pliedly rebuked Dewey for his finding.
Historian Maclay dismissed from the en-
ploy of the government by order of the
president.
Rumors of an attack on President
Roosevelt grew out of the incident of Il
drunken man lurching into him while he
and Captain COwles were out walking.
There was no assault on the president,
secret service man pushing the drunken
man out of the way.
SIMPSONS attorneys filed protest
against Admiral DeWey'S court of inquiry
declaration that Schley was in command
at the Santiago fight and entitled to full
credit for the victory.
Secretary Long enraged by General
Miles Endorsement Of Admiral DeWeys
opinion in the SChley case. Asked secre-
tary of war to discipline the general but
he refused to do so.
Judge Advocate Lemly and Solicitor
Hanna filed with Secretary Long a re-
ply to Admiral Schley's bill of exceptions
to court of inquiry decision. Declared
the verdict is just.
Feeling growing among British Liber-
ais that Campbell-Bannerman should be
asked TO retire as leader of the party in
that order that Lord Rosebery may take
his place.
War spirit high in Argentine. Eighty
thousand men in patriotic mood marched
through streets of BuenoS AyTeS in dem
onstration against Chile.
Agitation against sale of Danish West
Indies to the United States increasing at
Copenhagen.
Jackson and Diss De Bar found guilty
in London and sentenced 10 long terms Of
Imprisonment.
Italian parliament shocked by verdicts
of American jurfes in lynching cases.
Sheik of Koweyt in Arabia defied the
sultan and asked British for protection.
Three persons killed and twenty-five
injured in a collision between Southern
Pacific passenger trains at Uplands, Cal.
ball players hurt.
Explosion of gas in the blast furnace OF
Jones & Laughlin at Pittsburg caused
death of nine men, the injury of five
others, three of whom will die
One hundred and forty-eight business
of Omaha indicted for maintain
ing gambling slot machines.
Eight lives lost by the WreCking Of the
steamer Kanawha Hell, near Charleston,
W. Va
DR.. John Duncan Quackenbos. professor
of psychology at Columbia college, hyp-
Noticed an actress who suffered from
stage fright and enabled her to make a
appearance.
Henry c.. Krause of Cleveland, o.. had
a nightmare during which he strangled
to death his aged mother. under the hal
lucination she was dragon. Grief made
him insane.
Third boiler explosion in a week at
Pittsburg, Pa, resulted in severely in
iuring seven men, of whom two will die.
Thirty others hurt.
Demand for iron unparalleled, with
prices SO per cent lower than in 1900
Representatives of thirty box and pa
per board manufacturing companies met
1t Buffalo and formed the United BOX
Board & Paper company with SOOOO9O0
capital.
d. s-.ATg. Ls.zT4 8
;ocation discovered to have appropriated
o her own use money contributed to the
organization for its work.
Four thousand federalists called upon
Governor Taft at Manila to bid him
arewell before his departure for the
United States.
Student at Bryn Mawr college burned
o death in her room.
Alexander Gum, aged lie, died at Her
ngton, Kan.
School teacher of Perth, Ind. mysteri-
usly disappeared after drawing his pay,
nd it is feared he was killed.
Arthur Martin disappeared from a san
tarium at Kenosha and police cannot
nd any trace of him.
Four boilers in the Black Diamond
teel works at PittSburg. Pa, exploded.
illing five men and injuring dozen, and
lrecking the building and adjoining
fractures
Work Of preparing the ST. Louis site for
he Louisiana Purchase exposition begun
t Forest Park in the presence of state
nd fair officials.
There was no Christmas tree at the
White House, but the old custom of
anging up stockings was observed.
Government will continue inspection Of
heats intended for export if congress
1al-es an appropriation for the work.
Chicago saloonkeeper and bartender
ED up and imprisoned in an ice box by
hieves who then robbed the saloon.
John Tiederman killed by gas in his
ONE at Sauth Chicago. Five persons
lade i'll by gas which escaped during
epairs in a church.
General Kitchener sent war office brief
etails of five fights. in which the British
)st upwards of 100 in killed and wound
d. Fighting forced by Dewet and Bothd.
Argentine and Chilean stocks suffered
erious decline on London exchange be-
ause of the fear of war between the two
Chile and Argentina reported to have
Igned a protocol for the arbitration OF
1eir differences by England
Six killed and ten injured in an ac-
ldent on the Coopersburg branch of the
ehigh Valley Traction company near
llegany. Pa.
Miss Pauline Peyton of st. Mary's
Notre Dame, won 800 prize
or best essay on American Catholic
istory.
licide because child whom he took
eigh riding on the ice was drowned.
Minnesota attorney general selected Two
.wyers to help in fight against HITS
abroad merger.
ON England. declared American women
70 host dressed in the world Praised