The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1902-08-02
Tlews Of the WcrId.

in avin to suppress scandal involving two
women patients, who recently gave birth
to children: father of one child declared
to be an attendant; insane patient is re-
puted father of the other.
Republican congressional primary cleo
ton fights at Camden, n. j., resulted in
death of one man and fatal shooting of
Joe Goddard, pugilist; several others hur-
on factional rows.
Iowa Republican state convention pre-
liminaries began at Des Moines; compro-
mise over tariff revision plank likely, as
governor desires 1901 plan reaffirmed.
Richard Olney will be asked to make
Democratic stump speeches; Chairman
Ben T. Cable reached Chicago and pre-
pared to open campaign.
Missouri delegates to 1904 Republican
convention. will be pledged to President
Roosevelt, according to Congressman
aBrtholdt.
Former Banker Spalding of Chicago
probably will be released from Joliet;
Judge Dunno declared section of parole
law probably unconstitutional, and writ
will issue today unless contrary is
proved.
Alfred S Cunningham arrested at Chi
cago and counterfeters plant for making
half dollars found there by secret service
officials; he confessed operations since
1898
Four hundred automobile license hold
ers at Chicago summoned before board of
review today to explain why their autos
should not be taxed; only seventeen
Earthquake in southern California de-
stroys tanks and pipes in Careaga oil
fields, upset buildings at Los Alamos and
turned dry river bed of Santa Ynez into
a torrent.
President L. F. Loree ordered Balti-
more Ss Ohio railroad officials not to hire
women stenographers; men wanted to fit
themselves for higher places.
London residents believe kings corona
ton will be again postponed; uneasiness
regarding his recovery increasing and ru-
NOR current that wound is not progress
ing as bulletins say.
British premier announced in house of
commons that discussion of proposed
steamship trust must wait until after
summer recess; Canadians certain of one
subsidized line.
Two battles fought in Hayti; General
Juneau, iDsurgent, defeated by provisiohA
al army under Colin, and General Nord, 1
minister of war, defeated by rebels under
La soufriere volcano. st. Vincent, in
eruption twice since July 81; residents
leaving for fear of disaster; cable repair
ship reported bottom sunk to mile and
a quarter.
Ernst Runner, German inventor. tele-
phoned 4.3S miles by using searchlight
ray in place of wire.
Spanish vessels sunk at Manila by
Dewey will be raised; Philippine concern
deposited $4,000 forfeit and will try TO
make profit by selling boats as junk
National guard unlikely to- take part in
owing to lack of funds; all states thus far
have refused to send troops.
Indiana farmers started movement to
enlist grain growers of United States In
trust to hold wheat for higher prices.
Pressed Steel Car company closed con-
tracts aggregating $S0,000,VO, and will en-
large Pittsburg plant.
Paris women started disturbances when
Premier Combes forced schools kept BY
religious associations to close under am
biguous law; government schools cannot
accommodate all pupils.
German court chamberlain, a Pole, adj |
vised Emperor William not 30 visit Posen |
during army maneuvers for fear Polish !
fanatics may harm him; warning likely !
to be ignored.
Rich English labor unions exposed to |
damage suits by employers through re- |
cent decisions; suit against Miners fed |
Grafton pending because four days col |
liery strike was ordered.
George Wyndham, in British commons |
debate on Irish question, said Irish indus |
try cannot revive until social proscrip- !
ton ends.
American teachers, lost in Cebu islands
were murdered by Ladrones; natives cap |
tured recently told fate of four men.
Naval battle near Panama between gov |
eminent ships and rebels reported won by |
former
Carleton +. Hodge. Assumption, Ills, |
editor who announced he will print Bible !
as serial in his weekly, declared persons |
who own but never read Bible will do so /
on seeing II III worldly newspaper.
Brooklyn coroner's verdict declared AL |
bert c. Latimer. killed by alleged burglar, |
met death at hands of unknown person."
police inquiry Will continue.
Harry Tracy. fugitive oregon convict,
at logging camp near Kansas
kat, Wash, and got dinner.
Deportation of Chinese smuggled into |
United States will begin on Monday; |
thirty-one to be sent back then, and near
ly 300 more are in Jail along Canadian
border
Adjutant generals statistics show 2,561 |
fought in Philippines 60 Of
ficers and 1886 men died of wounds; AZ Of |
ficers and 1855 men of disease.
Naval Pay Inspector Arthur Peterson
resigned rather than accept sea duty;
had been given shore berth three years |
Pennsylvania railroad probably will re-
fuse anti-pasS agreement next year be-
cause of violations by rival lines; Rock
Islands proposed DenVer-Salt Lake City
line incorporated.
President Mitchell of United Mine Work
ers. in Chicago interview. said anthracite
miners will continue their strike and will
soon appeal to public.
Chicago labor unions asked to support
sixteen girls discharged by stockyards
packers for joining union till latter's Of
ficials can act on case.
Moore brothers have made $40 900, 900 by
rise in Rock Island railroad stock, which
passed 200 Friday; control of Santa Fe
reported sought by them also, but uncon-
firmed.
At Chicago, Constable Howe, who es-
capped conviction for murder by hung
jury, disappeared; constables sent to get
him when bond was forfeited are sus-
pected' of aiding him.
/ Sites for new Illinois postoffice build
ings will be chosen at once, but con-
structon cannot begin for a year; Chief
Low ordered 10 visit Immediately all but
Evanston and Oak Park
oil