The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1902-09-06
news Of the WorId.


President Roosevelt made two not.b-.
speeches IN Maine, the principal one 30
Bangor. His principal topic vas +b1 as
ties of citizenship. Took Iuncb viii 1t-
Old guide he met years ago az
Italian steamer Liguria. with Inn mas
senSers on board, run down in the Nsr
rows, as 1t was entering New Yorl- L
bor by steamer PecOnic: panic -
Italians, but no lives lost
President Horace G.. Burt of the f-,i,-
Pacific railway arraigned in Omaha M
lice court on charge brought BY vvorl.r,,
Republican state convention i'm Csiif,r-
MIA, after long fight, nominated q ~
Pardee as party candidate for gOveru5r
-Four men implicated in scheme o.. de-
fraud state of Michigan in milftar, -
ply contracts, pleaded guilty.
Rear Admiral HiggfnsOn reported d,
MS part in naval war game and urged
need Of wireless telegraph
Speaker at American Bar assOcia+i,r
said constitutional amendment was SOL
ton of trust problem
Rioting miners took possession Of Pan
Their Creek field and soldiers hurried -
scene of disturbance.
League of American Municipalities as
sembled at rGand Rapids.
AdJutant General Corbin, Major Ge7arst
Young and Major General Wood in Berii1
as guests of emperor to witness army
British press published full accounts
reception of Italian king in Germany and
discussed triple alliance.
Haytien government forces defeated and
town of Limbo captured by ddhereurs m
General Firmin.
Four hundred separate and 5istfpc,
earthquakes reported in island of Min
ddnao since Aug. u
NOn-union mine workers on u-s1- 70
mines chased by mobs of strikers IN
Pennsylvania, and several sought safety
in church.
Reported lynching of negro at Sparta.
ra6 1Frrra.
through crowd that sought to hang him
Baron Won Oppenheim to issue book on
MS recent discoveries in Syria and Meso-
potamia.
Carlisle D. Graham swan through wbfrr-
harmed
Three Denver aeronauts will try m
make balloon trip to New York
Plus fund controversy involving ab0frt
100000, which has been in dispute be-
tween United States and Mexico for many
years to be submitted to The Hague
chamber of commerce dinner, said that
the United States policy was the Phil
ippines for the Filipinos
Mont Pelee again active and continuous
showers OF ashes have been falling since
Trade union demonstration at Hyde
park, London, to protest against Taft
Vale railway decision, marred by rain.
Three gUnboats of Venezuelan navy to
attack Ciudad, Bolivar. now held by the
revolutioniSts.
Troops called out to quen riots in Flor
ence
Two hundred Italians who visited two
patients in Bellevue hospital took sides in
quarrel and trouble was averted with
difficulty.
Secretary Of agriculture issued state
ment on the progress Of the beet sugar
industry in the United States The re-
. ion fc
idly
Total exports from United States for
July showed decrease compared with last
year, while, the exports Of manufactures
were considerably greater.
London Saturday Review, COMMENTING
on RooseVelts definition of Monroe doc
trine. declared it menace to Canada and
South American and limited Of possible
war.
French war office opposed to repetition
OF military endurance rides such as ons
from Brussels to Ostend in spite of vic
tory of French riders
French public impressed by President
Roosevelt's definition of the Monroe doc
trine and friendliness toward United
States enhanced.
DEVELOPMENTS of week in dual and triple
alliances indicated that good working
understanding has been reached among
the powers.
Growing feeling of uneasiness in Eng
land over political situation in Cape Col
ony; Chamberlain expected to act soon.
British war office may abolish regl-
mental coaches. hounds and polo teams
TO compel moderation among young Of
ficers.
American affairs occupied large part
OF British journals during week and
President Roosevelt was center Of at
tention.
Meat prices in Germany continue to
rise. good steaks costing A cents pound
in Berlin. and beef famine is imminent.
President R0nGPy-nff
roe doctrine and trusts read with great
interest by old world statesmen.
King Edwards visit to Isle of Man and
other northern points set at rest all gos-
sip of his failing health.
Emperor William greeted the visiting
American generals at the imperial review
in Tempelhof field.
Strike leaders in anthracite field car
ried word from house to house that Cen
eral Goblin had ordered soldiers to shoot
10 xii lall VIII infested non-union men.
Endowment rank knights of Pythtas.
which was in financial straits year ago
has paid up vast array of death claims
and is now on solid footing.
Annual report of civil service coIimls-
sion showed that there are now l2lVV
government positions in classified list
Working of the system
Navy department formulating system
for storage of oil where it will be ac-
cessible to ships using it for fuel instead
of coal.
United States asked BY China to punish
Oregon mob which attacked Chinese and
drove them from Baker CITY.
War department to take steps TO STOP
usury as practiced against army Objects
by professional money lenders.
National banks took out S15,ODOOOO addl-
tional notes for currency to meet crop
movement.
Porto Rico and Algeria given benefit
of reciprocity under treaty OF lSsS.
Unexpected surplus of S5,900,Sl2 IN treas
ury for August.
New York man who fought in battle or
Bull Run has facial neuralgia whenever
he thinks of fight on its anniversary.
Consul General Mason at Berlin In re-
port to state department said the IRON;
steel and coal industries of Germany nau
combined to oppose rest of world
Reort of auditor of interior department
showed amount paid in pensions Tor year
ended June 20. 1902. was Sl3I.409.IA -,
Explorer Robert E Peary expected 20
return to regular duty in the navy uPo"
his return this fall.
Value of gold output for year in United
States was SIS. 666.700 and silver $S5,lzo'tyy;;
John Mitchell president of Miners
to the world in behalf of men against
divine right claimed by the operators.
At Chicago on Labor day money WaggL
for striking miners collected 4o9 pouiniSGS
of coin, not yet counted, and five 500 oiilS'
besides a large roll of paper currency.
Furious battle fought between the nav
al contingent and land forces defending
Long Island sound in war game, navy
captured base and army blew I'D one
cruiser by submerged mine.
President spoke at Rutland, W., anu
further emphasized and defined his Ior5
mer statements regarding the Uniteu
States and the Monroe doctrine
Senator Fairbanks of Iowa addresses
Kansas City workmen, denounced chllu
labor and urged arbitration of strikes.
Indians fired eighteen shots into. VII
lage of Naper Neb.. and governor shippe33
guns to sheriff and troops were promises.
Tom L. Johnson of Cleveland. VIZ
controls Ohio Democratic convention salu
to- have declined to indorse Bryan.
Lively fight over silver issue is expected
in Iowa Democratic state convention
Gold men hope to control. IT
David P. James of Holton to sIsse.b,