The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1902-11-01
news Of the WorId.

. NlluuTdW last IOTtlSIl lIOOpo lLOll k0LAdILS-
hal, China, Jan. 1, and China will open
| Yang-tse valley to worlds commerce in
return.
Striking dock laborers at Dunkirk.
| France. tried to stop landing of foreign
coal to aid miners strike; soldiers sent
to quen riots resisted; two laborers
killed.
Injunction against all Cleveland labor
unions granted by Judge Ford of United
| States court of common pleas to prevent
| distribution of boycott cards against res
taurant because it employs nOn-uniOn
| help; only one like it ever granted.
Missouri Valley Homeopathic Medical
| association at Lincoln, Neb.. convention
! agreed that kissing is Unhygienic as it is
pleasant; disease often transmitted by
| lips and practice should be stopped
| Misunderstanding preferable.
! Marshall Field reached New York from
! three months stay in Europe; he denied
| statement that he is richest man in the
world next to Rockefeller and Carnegie
made by John w. Gates.
! Raymond Reyes Lala, Filipino. reached
! San Francisco to ask relief from Presi-
| dent Roosevelt; unstable currency de-
| clared causing great distress; changing
ratio prevents investments and trade.
Andrew Carnegie installed lord rector
| of St Andrews university, Glasgow; in
| form political and industrial union as
| United States of Europe" to resist
American commercial invasion.
Russian concentration of troops in
\ a
show England has been duped by evac-
| uation agreement; success also predicted
| in eastern Mediterranean.
President ROoSeVelts friendly answer
| to United Irish League convention (Bos-
| tom, invitation used in British commons
| as excuse by William O'Br1en to ask day
| for Irish debate.
| Posters appealing for aid against Amer
| lean tobacco trust pasted on Chicago
| windows and billboards by Independent
retail dealers; union. cigarmakers also is
| sued antitrust manifesto.
Eighty thousand western railroad en-
| ployes probably will demand 20 per cent
wage increase, following similar demand
| by 1000 Chicago Switchmen last Saturday;
| heavier trains and fewer trips response
BILE.
British trade journal declared United
States prosperity helps England by les
sening latter's imports; American con-
sumption so great English must look to
Australia and Canada for grain and cat
tie.
Wagon loads of redeemed revenue
stamps and checks burned at bureau of
engraving and printing, mixed with coal;
$3.50 saved monthly in fuel bills during
coal shortage.
Census report shows 95.6 per cent of
native white children between 10 and IA
years old able to read and write and 991
per cent of native children of foreign
born parents.
Mrs. Elizabeth Cady Stanton. woman's
rights advocate, died at New York, aged
Stanton, anti-slavery orator. and signed
first call for woman's rights convention.
Judge Harvey of Butte, Mont, district
court issued statement charging Anal
gamated copper representatives with at
tempt to bride him during Minnie Healey
mine case hearing.
John A. Drake in New York interview,
declared he races horses for sport and
that racing is honest; would lose $1,000
rather than have his horse defeated.
Charles Meinel, medicine advertising
company Snowman, tried to shoot apple
from head of John Volkman at Cold
Springs harbor, n. Y. and killed him.
Colombian government troops dying at
Savanilla from fever and hardshiOs;
bodies left untouched on piers.
French aeronauts met at Paris to dis
cuss competition for 100000 st. Louis
airShip prize.
Consumptive patient tested Chicago hos
pitfalls by applying at doors for admis-
sion, and was turned away by all except
county poorhouse at Cunning; need of
hospital for phthisis patients alone en-
phasized by his treatment.
King Edward and Queen Alexandra
made royal progress through London
King made speech which was heard by
Boer generals. Wouldbe assassin ar
rested.
drew Carnegte's lecture in which he told
them they had to wake up to hold their
commercial supremacy.
Premier Sir Wilfrid Laurier busily oc-
cupied repairing injury done to his party
in Canada by enforced resignation of
Minister Tarte.
French public agitating for reform in
secret police because of recent escape OF
criminals who conducted swindles on
enormous scales.
European scientists deeply interested in
progress of tuberculosis congress in
Berlin, which is seeking cure for con-
sumption.
Opening of oxford and Cambridge UNI
versities made occasion by London Times
for article entitled Wake Up. England
Major Generals Corbin and Young, VINO
went to attend army review in Germany,
returned and spoke highly of their recep-
ton in Europe and of the armies they
saw.
Conservative estimates place amount OF
money Russell Sage has leaned to Wall
street interests at S25,OO0,OOO
President Roosevelt rewarded devotion
of Dora Martin by granting pardon Tor
her father, sentenced to life term in the
Ohio penitentiary nearly fourteen years
ago.
imports to South Africa amounted to
$3.50, 100000, or nearly three times as much
as ten years ago; United states ranks
second in list of selling nations.
Rise in cost of food and living in Eng
land cause of much concern among mid
die classes there.
secretary, announced that he will go to
South Africa to investigate government
problems there; bitterness between Beers
ana BTlIlSn IN cape OOlOHy QGCpC- N4AeAA
before the war.
King Edward performed last ceremony
of coronation by visiting st. PauPs ca
thedral with queen and the Prince of
Wales and giving thanks for his recov-
cry; lord mayor escorted him.
Philippine commission authorized coast
ing trade extension in which native ship
owners can share; Chinese breaking the
English and Spanish rice pool; island
trade prospects poor.
Russian press censor issued new rules
forbidding publication of acts and ex-
pressions of czar and matter concerning
higher government circles or empire
Engineer-in-Chief George Melville of
the navy in a report declared personnel
act a failure as administered; engineer
ing laboratory at Annapolis recommend
ed; oil fuel unsuitable for battleships.
King of Siam will visit United States
next year as nations guest; announce
ment made by crown prince at West
formal invitation.
President Roosevelt will recommend the
establishment of permanent tariff COM
mission in next message to congress;
non-partisan membership will be IA
vored.
Senator CulIom declared Denmark will
sell West Indies islands to United States
in spite of upper house5s refusal to ratify
treaty.
Army ordered reduced to $3.50, mini
mum authorized by law.
Retail cigar dealers and manufacturers
outside American Tobacco company
called two Chicago conventions to plan
fight against trust; dealers will pledge
themselves to sell only Independent goods
and will open distributing house of their
own.
Country's prosperity shown by inability
of railroads to furnish transportation, in
spite of recent increases; Dun & Co
review reported October railroad earn
ings As per cent over 1901.
Cripple Creek mines will be drained by
tunnel 10000 feet long run underneath
them.