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

days to allow operators and 'g1rned ts,
get together. miners !,
Vermont state Legislature noe.
| license local option bill with USED ha
/ diSpenSary feature voted d0--.1 'endur
| tiOniStS aided in bills p9s-.' pr0hNt'
pledge made by Republican sra. 70 kea.
henry Boisseaue. inmate If
Sisters of the Poor home Nau- ~. Little
| rested for selling washed -t3Ih, ar.
say inmates send them To- Chin. Rul3
| they are used as wall decor. .sL- Wlel-
| Sheriff John S. Dudley Sur.f-1's.
Ind, Ousted from office for rolntg
/ protect James billiard. negro f..-Te +.
| lynchers; punishment of latlsr f Tie
I threatened. also
Kansas farmers better off H-.-..
! than ever before corn held f.- .a.y
| prices, while poultry. butter ana "4s1ar
| furnish living income; 2jrm .a--s' '-a.t
shipped in for feeding. Wee
| Secretary of interiors annual
1 shows l9.4SS,535 acres Of uuU... r.r5 port
/ in year ending dune 30. forest 500
now 6O.1I5I65 acres; Indian 9.orrg+s
/ 26S. 306; pensioners, 104l. 6N1. gain ~ f- o.
Major Walter Reed of army s,.--lL
! generals department died NJ anrsr7s p
! tbs; was noted bacteriOlogIsr ..-
Independent anthracite 6u rat1-s
/ Cided to oppose miners and pr.rs. w.
i agreement outside of arbitration alr7,.>
/ sion unless freight concessions arc gt,-
/ by railroads to meet increased waSs.1
/ Fannie BloOmtield-ZeisIer. rarar,
I aQlSt, interrupted at IdF.E ..r..r-
musicians boycOtting Salur-~a.rs coy
/ poser whose concerto she PIT. .rzf.
] corruption failed. police arrest nj Efstrr..-
ers. and audience CheereJ -r i've min
! uteS.
/ r w Russell leader of Irish lanai -.
| form party. is member of prr u.r- ~.
Ulster. was secretary of local govern
ment board and sacrificed fEu- ta i.
nationalist party; is adNUcat. "f univ,-.
sal land purchase as only remedy f.
/ Irish discomfort.
/ Philippine commission advanced si,v..
. exchange rate to 81 % cou.e. 0gyma--
/ of revenues in gold and stop loss 5.
| depreciation; business IN Nau.H para.
lyzed by fluctuations.
Death of Herr Krupp. German GIN.
maker, due to apopleXy. not suicide. nI
built j,469 model dwellings and given S..
125OO0 pension fund to his WDTNw.r
/ British house of commons asked tn pass
! resolution for ratification of Brussels
/ treaty abOlishing sugar bOuuti.s. Amer.
/ leans still buying British coal
/ Colombian liberals pleased with peace
/ treaty and end of civil war General
! Vargas Santos declared party represeu-
| tation in congress was sought. and not
/ government offices.
] Creditors of Humberts. Paris swi1lIers
| formed association to hunt them and of.
( fers 100000 francs reward for Ht0rma-
/ ton leading to their arrest.
! Henry c. Prick. former steel magnate
! will give site for university. erect build
Z
| citv of Pittsburg to Guido Andrew Car
negie his former partner ana h'" bitter
enemy.
President Eliot of Harvard university
/ answered his union labor critics in Cam
| bridge CMass) address. eXtOlung unions
/ as irving to make mans lot happier
| pnpIOyers held more blamable for lnius-
/ trial discOrd.
reach $4,000. $4,000 netted on Saturday
( game with Harvard.
Rock Island train robbers believed TO
have successfully escaped from DaVen-
mort GaO police and special detectives.
/ Professor Otto Siemon. ConGordla Luz
/ theran college, Fort Wayne mo- COM
! mftted suicide bX hanging;
Center of Irish tenantry disturbances 10
! County Mayo, where tenaits anu lori.
| lords are in constant conflict as result
Of renters to pay; secret meetings htld az
night by peasants; contrast pT.mgsA
! conditions of Dillon estate and others
| War on automobiles in France started
bv Edouard Drummont has caused us
sensions ir nationalist party, ALREADY as
turbed by Lemaitre' adVqCaCyz u .
nIebescite. of the Deroulede brand.
Frederick Alfred Krupp, mead OF Ter
man gun mandatory and rlc IIs man nm ~
Germany, died at his via az auBel, aseu
46 years. His annual income was -
timated at over $0,OOOVV. 49,, -e,.-..- s..
Rush of settlers from United states IS
! expected by Canadian OFFICIALS VINO Is
l there
there in the spring; prospect OF IosiA5
citizenship may deter many. r,.,,,..-.
King of Portugal and Kaiser Wlldm
attracted little attention in England uuI-
in1A their visit there, as puonc was lYO
much occupied with Colonial secretary
Chamberlain.
Renort i'm Ottawa that Minister Del
casse of the French foreign oIilce nag Ge-
cided that there is no occasion LOT SUNNI
ting Newfoundland treaty shore question
Latest reports of refugees from Guat5.
mala to the effect that not less than ,'''
lives were lost in the volcanic erupIo-s
or Santa Maria and that thousands are
Lord Roberts refused to pay initiation
fee of $500 required for him to secure
knighthood conferred upon MN Dy lu9
king. and said government shoulo Oe'i
VOYAGE of Joseph Chamberlain to South
africa now conceded to be part OF a ol5
electiOneering campaign to bring dDOuI
reconciliation in the TransvaaL
Education bill in parliament expected W 70
pass house of lords with government
amendment already submitted, out HsA-
vet to be made in commons.
Unwilling of Falguiere's statue OF
Blazac fifty-two years after his death Is
made occasion of appreciation ana IduO@-
tory articles in Parsian press.
RumOrs in London that king of Porlu-
gal had been sounded regarding sale oL
Portuguese east Africa and of granting
rights therein. ....
Smith family undertaken at Oxford, and
one of the name said to have been found
as far back as 200 B. G.
Twelve masked men who robbed hocA
Island train at Davenport, Ia, appear 10
have made good their escape; amount OF
money stolen estimated at $4,000, but eA-
press company refused to give figures.
Killing of William Fitzgerald by Coz
frey Hunter, jr., in Guatemala City sall
TO have been outcome of old Kentucky
feud transferred to Central American soil.
Rock Island Railway company officials
intimated that rewards exceeding $-'@V
each will be offered for capture OF roo
bers who held UP train at Davenport, Id.