The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1902-03-08
E1ews Of the lUorld.

Tillmau. sent telegram To- d. 1'H-
Roosevelt requesting thr nitrar.,Gs0t
his acceptance of an Invitation - ~ 1.
a sword presentation to Il South C4- Dss
cFic,r. ''"7a
Woodford Hughes of jackson r.
who was warned to leave the ,i iIs.
vigilanteS. returned and WIS tri.f bs
mob while asleep in th, mouse.
friend.
Henry \ Taylor the Counerrr..
/ liOnairn who furnished the rIar.-, iai-
victed of conspiracy fp brin1 en-.
Rapids officials in the wdtervur-,. ''Ni
/ American collector of Sitka .,-.r
Canadian customs officers from S,..-
for interfering with American alF.st
Defied treaty with England.
Floods caused throughout Ions. rsr
by heavy suowfalls and rain. E-Hr.
/ traffic impeded-
Two burglars who attemursf 20, -,5
p6Stffice at Emma y. c., banked .
: Asheville. \. c.
Samuel Schwartz a pupil of tho Fast
| school Chicago. taken i'll after hs;-
shaken by teacher and died soon dies
ward of heart disease.
/ At Chicago Henry \. Renuje killed him
self because he did not Nal. .-a,.--
money TO enable him to marry THe.4r-7.
i in plan to shoot his sweetheart
| Charles /. Adams of Chicago gl.. }s
| 600 for a cOnsumpttveS home "a. Denver
/ Victor Hugo centenary celebrated
| throughout France as national Ia.if4,
= Monument to the author unveiled i7
/ Paris. Eete IN the IdUlNFtN II ".. homo.
/ opened by President LOuhcr
| General LuCban the leader of tl.
Samar insurgents. captured by American
Miss stone has little 10 say euu.err;r,
! her captivity Bandits said to- ha.. sw,rS.
| her to secrecy concerning them
| Tariff committee of the German reich
stag adopted amendment fixing higher
grain rates.
/ American sailor charged with uar5a-
! nearly lynched at South Shield. Eng
! land
| King Edward saw his horse Ambush I'LL
| win a steepIechase at kemptou park
| Cardinal Martineli declined To- take nov
sOnal action on charges rejecting ON td.
! management of ecclesiastical affairs IN
/ the archdiocese of Chicago. Investigation
will be left to his successor.
| Congressman Lands, as the result of q.
/ canvass of the house. declared tho star
| route rural delivery plan Is beaten.
! Valet Jones on CrOSs-eXa minariuv bon the
| Rice case admitted he had told four dill
| ferent stories concerning his employers
Prince Henry visited Mount Vernon
where he deposited two Wreatus ON
WashingtOn's tomb and planted a linden
tree Crossed the Potomac bridge at the
peril of his life on account of the high
water.
Cologne Gazette called the Prince Henry
festivities one of the most beautiful pages
in Germanys international relations.
Memorial services for Mckinley held I'm
the house of representatives, Secretary
Hay relive-ing the eulOgy before dis
tingushed audience, of which President
Roosevelt and Prince Henry We're the
central figures
President will go to Charleston eNpQsi-
ton as planned
Floods causing great damage i'm Georgia
and other points in the south. Bridge
swept away at Columbus. Rivers nearing
high-water mark.
Lower house of the Iowa legislature
killed the ball permitting women to- vote.
Legal steps taken preliminary tn filing
damage suit for $4,000 against the Park
Avenue Hotel company by relatives Of
Esther Schlessinger of Chicago, who was
killed in the fire Hotel charged with
not having fire escape appliances
Family of Alex. ROsenthal, New York.
chlorof0rmed BY burglars, who stole S2,01
worth of jewelry-
Boy of Blue Point l. T.. planned to
murder a girl sChOolmate and bury her
body. Thought to be insane.
Edward Tuck of New York will estao-
Iish a free hospital in Paris for the bene-
fit of Americans. 1t is to be named
after BENJAMIN Franklin.
Member of French chamber of deputies
demanded an investigation o. American
canned beef sold to the French army
First annual meeting of the trustees
of the Carnegie Scotch fund held at Lon
don. Students helped so far number 2.44L
New satire on British society, called "A
Prince of Wales theatre. London.
Russia gave assurances to England that
New Chwang would remain an open port
under the ears rule.
Sultan of Turkey. it is reported in Con-
stantiuopIe, will be required to repay the
Stone ransom.
Member of Austrian Reichsrath accused
government of neglecting its subjects IN
America.
Heavy rains, breaking ice gorges and
melting SHOWS flooded rivers I'm Pennsyl-
vania, causing great damage to property.
Many people rendered homeless and rail-
road traffic Daralyzed. Southern States
suffering from worst floods in years
Avalanche of snow near Telluride. Colo,
reported to have killed f. m thirty to
seventy-five miners. Rescuers met sim
liar fate. Building occupied by miners
TWO hundred and fifty fishermen afloat
on q huge ice flOe in Saginaw bay. which
was driven from the shore by gale and
may go to pieces at any moment
Courts enjOined Cleveland street rail-
way companies from interfering with at
tempt to get an ordinance by company
offering 3-cent fares
Railway assessment measure reported
to the Iowa senate. Radical changes made
in present law.
Caleb France. a farmer living near Paw
Paw. Ind. mysteriously sho-.
Three hundred residents o. --atton. HIS
afflicted with pink eye
Ills, killed an aged man whom he ac-
Cused of running his home, AMI committed
suicide after taking the life of his wife.
Son of the murderer arrested as accessory
to the crime.
Two Chicago women murderously at
tackled by jealous husbands, whom they
had left. One man killed his wife and
then committed suicide Other victim will
recover.
Member. of the Chicago council accused
of holding Up property transfers OF the
school board for what there Is in it.
French company voted to postpone ne
gOtiatiOns for the sale of the Panama
canal to the United States. Colombia re-
fused to transfer concession until new
deal is made.
Lord Kitchener reported disasters in
which the Beers lost 600 men in an en-
gagement near Harrisrnith and the Brit
ish lost 467 near Kierksdorp. De Wet ;
son captured
Two hundred Samar insurgents attacked
an American scouting party and eighty
bOlomen were killed.
international sugar conference at Ant.
werp agreed upon the suppression OIL
bounties
Greek minister of Justice resigned from
the cabinet to fight a duel.
House naval committee by decisive
vote defeated attempt to secure consul
Grafton of the various Schley resolutions
now in the hands of a subcommittee.
Senate by vote of 81 to Il decided 10
censure the two senators from South Car
DINA Majority declared NcLaurin less
to blame than his colleague.
Failure to provide General Miles WIN
a staff at the MCKINLEY memorial eNeI-
ciSes causing comment.
Heavy spring business prophesied IN
Dun's review of trade
Marconi. who arrived in New York, kept
up wireless communication with his sta
ton at Cornwall until he was 2O99 miles
away. when the last signal was heard
Actual messages were heard at "a dlS-
lance of 551 miles.
River at Pittsburg reached stage Oh
I26 feet, throwing $4,000 men out OF en-
ployment and causing heavy losses lH
that city and Allegheny