The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1902-09-13
news Of the Werld.

General Gomez declared Cuban army
list padded; present roll of 10000 likely 10
be reduced one-half.
Sultan repealed severe laws against AT
menians on agreement that outbreaks
| would not follow.
Democratic congressional campaign
| book. issued by committee, makes rat
declaration for free trade and ignores
free silver: protection said to favor pro-
ducer only.
Striking miners in ambush on Flat Top
CIV. Va coal field. and firing on non
union men: PocahontaS Baby mine set
on fire. but blaze now under control.
First Lieutenant Henry Watterson' IT.,
Twenty ninth United States infantry, re
signed to avoid court martial for duoh-
eating his nav account.
Steamer Kaiser Wilhelm der Crosse cut
is westward record fiftY-four minutes and
reached New York in five days, fifteen
| hours and twenty minutes.
| Three Americans tried to hold up inter
national express train near Hermosllloi
Martin Collier. Bedford, Ind. man ae-
| cused of attempt to poison thirteen reIa-
tives. declared sane by Jury.
| Theodore Roosevelt. ir.. and party
bagged many prairie chickens near Ar
lington. S. d.
Corner stone of st. Boniface Roman
Catholic church, Chicago laid by Bishop
Eight hundred employees of Chicago
| wholesale groceries threaten strike Tor
| 80 l-3 per cent WdSG lICAtdSG anu StLS4 VI
| day: 80 TO $12 weekly paid and graduated
! Philippine trade statistics show imports
| for 1901 increased $11OOO.0OO over 1889; eX-
| ports. $9,5OO,OO0 United States supplied Z
per cent of imports in 1889 and i per
| cent in 1901.
| Miners strike entered eighteenth week
with no prospect of settlement, Week
| anthracite shipments from mines agkre-
gated 100000 tons. against l,V0o,OOV nor
| mally.
Haytian gunboat Crete-a-Pierrot sunk
| by German cruiser at GOnaives after lat
| ter's commander asked its surrender and
| reyolutionist crew deserted it; demand by
Europe for United States Qrotectorate
| over Hayti likely.
American friendship. according to report
of Captain Pershing; American forces
| there greatly increased and fresh attack
| will be resented.
| German army autumn maneuvers begun
| by march of $1,000 troops, representing
| Russian invaders and defense.
| Honey bee stings found to cure rneu-
| matism and other ills through acid which
| poison contains: William Snively, SHADY
| Grove. Pa. declared cured after being
Stung.
| President Roosevelt visited battlefields
! of Chicamagua Missionary Ridge, Look
ont Mountain and Orchard Knob; SIX cav
alrymen endorsed trying to escort him.
Five thousand regular army troops
started for Fort Riley. Kan. to take part
| in mimic war maneuvers: Nebraska anu
| Kansas National Guard also will oartlc-
| ipate.
Magazines at old Fort Winthrop, ,Boscc
| ton harbor containing 12,00 pounds OIL
powder, blew up. one man Killed i've III
| iured and two missing.
| Five freight wrecks occurred on Penn
sylvania railroad between JonnstoW Il,i anu
harrisburg yesterday; two persons
Life preserver marked Steamer Lou
| Use" and wreckage cast ashore IN LdAe
o-Ii nn (0F1t
| Former United States Senator William
| N. Roach North Dakota. died in New
| York City. aged 81 years. -,
William Slago, Fort Wayhgi "a . Ia1i1
| road engineer. whose tram kllleu sAiall
girl. became insane. .s
Choctaw Indians of Mississippi accepted
| Indian territory allotments OF 20 acres
! each and will move there
| Steamer Maid of Patuca. believed 70 De
! filibuster. left Baltimore for Honduras;
crew armed with rifles 5
Kansas CITY. Kan. churcnes anu sar
'ioints" at war following crusade py IoI-
mer which ended in riot -
| Charles A. Percy made third voyage
through Niagara whirlpool rapids III COW
Charles Oh F. Moore noted forger and
| confidence man. dying in Indiana penl-
Mayor Tom Johnson's caravan LETT
| Cleveland for Democratic campaign tour
| of Ohio: tents and lemonade STANDS car
| ried in wagons after old-fashloned circus
| plan. r,..z,oo-, ti,,
| candidate for governor, recovering rap
| fdIv from recent illness and VIII acceII
| nomination. ,-r 4ri1,e
started with acceptance OF cGnapsiii old
! men will be taken back and strike tnere
! is believed to be ended l,....,
| George Conrad, head waiter at Clnclh-
natl, committed suicide at Bronliey, ~ Iii
| i y,rOsarIvtinr for Noting TO XIII
| his wife and exposure of relations Win
Bailey Kerekas, Lowell, Mich. charged
| with attempted murder of George Mer-
riff nv poisoned headache powder; death
| of Mrs. William Klump believed cleared
Truxton Beale, former minister to
| Greece and t II. Williams admitted
shooting Frederick Marriott because OF
Iatter's alleged Islander of California
young woman. Ill
Statue of Emperor Frederlck un i1E,SII
at Posen; kaiser in address conclit'ttea
Poles by promise not to interfere
their religious beliefs, traditions or
peculiarities.
by American critic in London Times
questioned roads solvency; many 5
sold and prices fell.
EXPLORER Evelyn B. Baldwin, in
| ment on failure OF ms polar eAPe
blamed open sea, poor ice and death
Body thought to be that of "
Bartholin found at Riceville, la.
in clothing confessing identity anC
ders of Mrs Bartholin and Minnie
| ell. Dead man supposed to nave G.
ted suicide by shooting.
Increasing depredat1ons by
gangs in. Cuba may compel United
to establish temporary mllitar
there to put down troublesome on
Statement received from Amo
White by the state department sn
! -i,,aa
Story published in London that
Arthur of Connaught, while a
threatened to thrash the duke OF
| if he did not accept duchy of SAKE
Beers conference with Colonis
tary Chamberlain said to have
material change in British pea s.
for South Africa.
Decision of French court punis
| fcer because he put his religion
| science above orders created Vlgo
cussion,
Island of st. Vincent swept by
smoke and ashes from crater OF
friere, and populace greatly alarI
General Corbin, who witnessed
military review, said army was
ter than that of United states.
Emperor William said he wou
visit St Louis fair, but could
home for long enough PERIOD
Paris press made recent acc
President Roosevelt occasion lot
ed praise of Americans.
Speeches of President Roosev
decided impression upon British
| War game between army and n
ed. and Admiral Higginson salts
men have had valuable praetic
rience; naval review TO be held.
President Roosevelt in speech
ing. w. Va, said trusts were Xix
river which could be controlled
in bounds by use of cars, but IN
action would result in serious ha
William C. Mcmillan, son OF
senator from Michigan. annount
he was not candidate for vaca
Coal miners strike in Kanav
New River fields, involving To-
ended by strikers returning to
nroaannIrers, PrOtectiYe assOcis