The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1902-11-08

]. Franklin Bell of attempt to steal or
derived from sale of rice '-""S
German beef price reached Al CONT
pound for best grades: laborine cI IS
unable to buy even inferior meats. f.seS
lin authorities demand S750,OOO ssI4r,i5 er-
crease. IN
SignOr MarcOni arrived at Glaze b,.-.,.
s., on Italian warship Carlo AIb,.-N
and landed with sixteen boxes of %
less telegraph apparatus; will c9rdrs,
| experiments. ''oI
Coal strike arbitration commissior 49,
nounced that wage scale which ir r.l,
| decide on must date from Nov /. an any
nouncement will relieve arbitrator f-as-
| pressure to decide quickly O't
Apple crop of United States for 1912 a..
| timated at 100000 barrels; largest -
/ vtous crop, 100000 barrels, i'm 1886
Frank a. Vanderlip vice presidar+ -.
National City bank, New York. I'm tyi I'M
mingtOn speech warned against csni.l-
| initiation and declared high tide of Areei
lean exports already reached. raiIr9.5
plans for improvements will need Gfteaago
years for repayment.
nent socially, under surveillance a 5 r,f,-
der suspect who attacked Miss a..
Morton and other women in Boston sgb
urbS and caused formers death are.
expected hourly, and escape is cut ~
Governor Yates temperature passed rI
degrees and he was deliriouS nearly an
day; no stimulating food can be retsirs5
and prepared milk his sole diet.
President Eliot of Harvard university
told Boston Methodist ministers tbs-
work is greatest factor in Civilizing bar
barians and that Protestant churches ara
too emotional
w. L. Elkins. Philadelphia capitaris,
narrowly escaped death by falling der.
rick; John MendelI. Chicago. killed.
Sam Harris, alleged negro murderer
shot to death by mob at Salem, Ala
G. A. Fay, Clinton, Ia, editor robbed
of 81 300 at his home
Irish nationalists predict landlords will
be bought out within year by Compulsory
government act; S5OO.O0O00O price sci
which could be borrowed at 2-z per cent
and loaned to tenants for buying small
tracts; latter would repay in yearly In
stallmentS with 312 per cent interest
Blue book on British colonial confer
ence shows Secretary Chamberiain tried
to unite colonies on imperial defense,
Australia, New Zealand. Cape Colony ami
Natal increased their naval contributions,
Canada refused.
Cuban congress received annual budget
of 81, 513, SEQ: surplus of $2.6l3.SS6 Shown
Richard Croker bought Irish estate AT
Ballingarry, Limerick.
James H. Boyd, Hawaiian SUperintend-
ent of public works. suspended pending
investigation of alleged misuse of Se2
public funds.
Explosion of dynamite bomb under
Joseph Cordecks residence. Chicago
killed COrdeck and 2-year-Old daughter
dren; Charles Smith, former bOarder
arrested and accused of crime. refusal
of COrdecks daughter to marry min an
alleged motive.
Northwestern milk train killed Frank
and Louis Schultz and Charles and James
WOodrich at Algonquin, Ill. three train
men killed by Baltimore & Ohio locom0-
tive explosion near Baltimore.
J. f. B. Cassel, RadfOrd, Va. offered
chatting dish as prize for best love letter
written to him; thirty women competed
and Miss Anne Virginia CulbertsOn won.
Miss Rose Elizabeth Cleveland, sister
of ex-president and former White house
mistress, q successful farmer on Acre
island, off Maine coast; 200 acres being
cultivated.
La Patrie, Paris newspaper, compared
Presidents Roosevelt and LOubet and de-
yclared latter failed to represent the peo-
pie in letting French coal strike go on;
arbitration agreed to in one department.
Ladrones on Leyte island killed presi-
dente suspected of friendliness to Ameri-
cans and his wife abducted their chill
dren, and burned town; Father Aglipay.
secessionist priest, celebrated mass III
open field
Colombian government and revolution
lists negotiating for ninety day truce;
American troops still guarding Panama
railroad, and both sides complain they
are prevented from mining.
st. Pierre, Miquelon island, nearly de-
stroyed by fire; French government
DullQlIlRS
President Roosevelt visited Cedar noun
tain battlefield and heard battle de-
scribed by Judge Grimsley. captain in
Sixth Virginia cavalry; informal recep-
ton held for residents who followed him.
British system of enforcing excise laws
surprising to Americans; music not per-
mitted in restaurants or cafes without
special licenses. which are extremely dit-
ficult to obtain; boarding house keepers
fined for selling liquor.
All Saints day observed in Paris by
5O.000 persons, who visited the cemeteries
and took part in the ceremonies for the
dead. ALI creeds Joined in observances.
Colonial Secretary Chamberlain said 10
be glad of chance to escape education
bill controversy by visit to South Africa,
where affairs need his attention.
British ministry has government ma
jority in house of commons well in hand,
and work on education bill is being ad-
vanced with machinelike precision.
Emperor Williams coming visit to King
Edward at Sandringham said to be for
purpose of softening British hostility to
Germany.
Paris public in sympathy with striking
musicians. and specially composed strike
airs winning popularity.
Germanys industrial woes asCribed to
enormous overproduction along certain
lines of manufacture and an undersupply
of food materials, according to report OF
Consul General Mason at Berlin.
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