Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-08-08
BRIEF TELEGR Ms.

Trenton, N. J.--Ex- Governor VIM A
Newell died at noon today at his home
In Alleton, n. ].
Cronberg-The remains Of the Dow
in coffin early this morning,
Buffalo--The condition Of Senior Vlcu-
ma, the Gillian minister. who is serious
ly III in this city, was reported UNI
changed this morning.
San Francisco Neither the detec-
tives nor the officials OF the Selby
smelling works will give out anything
regarding the robbery OF the smelling
works.
Indianapolis, A dispatch received
here says that Galveston In Cass coun-
ty. Is burning and the fire Is beyond
control Help has been sent from
Kokomo and other towns.
London.-Lord Kitchener IN O des-
patch from Pretoria today, announces
that post Of 25 men, belonging 10
Steynacker's horse on the Sabi river,
mas been surprised and captured by the
Beers.
London.--The agent Of the foreign
bondholders cables from Caracas today
that Ihe payments service Of the Vene-
zuelan external debt OF 1851 has been
suspended. but that the government in
tends to shortly resume It,
New York. Special to the Herald,
from Homburg. says While the SER
vice Is taking place on Sunday an
Cronberg church, Canon Teishnmouth-
fNtn uf ha ma a
vice at Homburg.
Cleveland, Ohio-At the head
quarters Of the Shelby Tube company
IN this city, President Boynton today
confirmed the statement that the con-
Germ had passed into the control OF the
United States Steel corporation.
New York-Miss Mary Pickens,
granddaughter Of the famous war gov
nernor Of South Carolina and daughter
of the late James W. Pickens Of Cor
NTH Miss. has just married at her
home In this city Arthur Shirley, OF
Camden House. Faleshill, Coventry,
England.
Brest, France.-The German cruiser
Hela arrived here today Her com
mander landed. He hae not heard OF
the death OF the Dowager- Empress
Frederick. He called Tor NATL and said
he would sail again Immediately and
notify Prince Henry of Prussia, who is
expected here this evening or tomor-
row morning.
Washington-Profess Willis L.
Moore, chief Of the weather bureau,
and acting secretary Of agriculture, is
going TO Yellowstone Park TO inspect
that reserve with a view TO locating a
weather station there. This action has
been suggested by Captain II. NJ. Chit
tenden, T. S, A., with the approval Of
the secretary Of war
Washington. The annual report OF
Major General Macarthur. dated July
4, 1901, the day that he rellnquished
command of the division Of the Philip
pines has been received at the war
department. The period covered by the
report is from October /, 1900, when
the last report from General Macarthur
was dated.
The Leavenworth, Kans., lodge Of
Eagles had scheduled a ten-round con-
test tonight between Pat Earle Of
Boston and Joe Curtin Of Chicago. be-
sides chicken fights and vaudeville
turns. Kansas has a stringent law
against prize fighting and the governor
insists that II be observed. He there
fore wired the sheriff to prevent the
fight.
Washington. "A despatch has been
received al the war department from
Col. Long, quartermaster at San Fran
cisco. showing that serious condition
exists there as the result OF the strikes.
1t has been found impossible to procure
skilled labor, and almost impossible to
find labor Of any kind TO work on the
ships. For this reason the government
will turn the transport Lennox over
TO her owners without removing the
government fittings.