The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1902-11-29
Deus Of the World.

Thirty thousand American farmers set
tied in Canada in twelve months; in
crease over 1901, 80 per cent; Dakotas.
Iowa, Michigan, Minnesota, Nebraska
and Kansas furnishing bulk of exodus;
oath of allegiance to King Edward re-
quired for free grants.
Scranton and WilkeSbarre physicians,
in testimony before anthracite strike ar
bitrators declared miners life averages
only fifty years; nearly all anaemic and
suffering from asthma and rheumatism.
William S. Vanderbilt Allen, a great
grandson of Commodore Vanderbilt, for
merly an artist and well known in So
ciety, examined as to his sanity after six
months in an asylum.
James Billiard Kentucky negro, was
lynched by mob near Sullivan Ind. for
attack on two women; was taken from
sheriff's carriage to scene of crimes and
identified after arrest at Lawrenceville,
Ill.
Carrie Nation visited New York horse
show in Madison Square garden, har-
angued Mrs. Alfred G. Vanderbilt, Regi-
nald Vanderbilt and their guests on i'm
modest dress. and was put out.
President Roosevelt will return to
Washington and will summon party
leaders for conferences on Cuban tariff
and trust questions until congress meets:
desire for harmony disproves charges of
impetuoSity formerly made against him.
Corset belonging to Mrs. Robert Liv-
ingston Beekman. New York left in Gin
cinnati hotel and packed by mistake in
travelling mans trunk, started divorce
proceedings by latters wife; explanation
cleared it up.
Chicago Union Traction company's at
torney told state board of equalization.
Springfield; that S2S, 100000 capital assess
ment would be satisfactory. but com
pany's end is in sight if more is added.
F'oxhall Keene and family threaten to
quit New York permanently for England
because oyster Bay justice fined him $50
Tor driving auto faster than twenty miles
an hour.
M Jusserand. newly appointed French
minister to United States and recently at
Denmark's refusal to sell West Indies
islands due to desire to keep present
kingdom intact; America now recognized
in EuroDe as world power
Miss Ellen Gore American student of
music in Paris killed in room of lean de
Ryzdenski. singer in st. Petersburg Inn
perial theatre; police declare death was
caused by Scuff1e over revolver
Yorkshire, Bradford and Leeds manu-
lecturers complain exports to the United
states are decreasing; American tariff
declared to. stimulate home production
and lessen buying abroad
W. Godfrey Hunter, jr son of limited
states Inlnlster at Guatemala City, killed
William Fitzgerald of Grand Rapids
Mlch.; private secretary of Guatemala
president; Hunter hiding in legation and
officials uncertain whether to surrender
him.
Bank statement gave little promise of
early return to easy money; in the loans
column the decrease was only 50 600 OOO
where 900 had been predicted: de-
posits were reduced about the same
amount; surplus reserve increased q lit
tie over $1,000. 900.
Samuel Gompers reelected head of the
Federation of Labor at New Orleans. AMI
IN speech of acceptance he pledged his
life to cause of union labor.
Prince Henry of PlesS, son of German
prince, will succeed Baron Won Holleben
as German ambassador to United States
If acceptable to American public: APP
pointment meant as compliment to the
Washington government.
Germany planning to tax beer and to-
bacco to meet $14. 100000 deficit for 1902:
pension for widows and orphans pro-
posed at possible cost of s40,00O000 an
nually
Colombian revolution ended through
negotiations started by Rear Admiral
Casey: peace articles signed on battle
ship Wisconsin.
Mgr Guidi, papal delegate to Philip
pines, presented credentials to Governor
Taft and promised frankness in settle
ment of church questions; General Sem
inola, notorious bandit, surrendered.
Ellen Gore, American killed in NJ Ryd-
zenski's apartments in Paris. was the di-
vorced wife of Thomas Sinclair Gore and
former resident of San Francisco. Mex
leo. Columbus, Chicago and New York.
Havana newspapers advised Cuban
government to accept United States Of
fer of 20 per cent tariff reduction; is
Lands sugar declared necessary article
to Americans.
General Botha admitted in letters to
Secretary Chamberlain that Boer appeal
to world for $15COO.OOO relief fund was an
error; latter had protested against ex-
aggerations it contained.
Anthracite coal operators offered to ar
bitrate directly with miners and proposed
10 per cent wage increase nine-hour day
and trade agreements between miners
and individual companies as basis strike