The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1902-11-22
news Of the WorTd.

Emma Goldman addressed 400 anarch.
lists at Chicago and called politicians
! thieves and Americans towards: 200 pO-
licemen, two patrol wagons and justice
with warrants held ready for emergen-
| cies.
Relations between United States and
! Cuba more unsatisfactory than public is
| aware; Germany and England accused OF
| causing distrust over proposed CONNER
cial treaty and Cubans unlikely to ratIty
it; Colonel Tasker H. Bliss sent to Ha-
vana TO negotiate new agreement.
Cabinet members deny president will
call special session of congress to dis
cuss tariff revision; appointment of COM
mission declared to meet his views; cleo
| ton results show anti-reyiSion Repub-
! licans would make hard fight
Cuban annexation party practically dis
| integrated; anti-administTation and adj
ministration now dividing political line;
| senate surprised trainers of constitution
! by becoming radical. while house is con-
/ sentative; Spanish residents treated with
| increasing liberation, and their confidence
in republic is growing.
| Miss Gladys Deacon, reputed handSom-
est American girl in Europe. may be dis
| figured for life by necrosis of nose,
| caused by physicians effort to give her
perfect Grecian profile. disease started
! by injection of paraffine into bone.
! American beef trust in England de-
| clared broken by shipments of chilled
meat from South America; cheaper prices
| predicted from competition; contract
award to Americans for thirty Uganda
! viaducts to be taken up in parliament.
| Philippine secessionist priests will con-
| fer with Bishop Aglipay and terms for
| return to Roman Catholic church will be
| framed; many other native priests
| threaten revolt
American Federation of Labor at New
Orleans convention declared war on to-
bacco trust; 100000 members will boycott
it's goods and stores that sell them; legal
proceedings also threatened.
Canada seeking emigration of Ameri-
can farmers, because United States is
composed of tenant farmers and sit is
impossible for these to own land they
cultivate; 25000,000 acres for sale in On
tario and American syndicate will sell
100000 acres to 1900 American farmers,
with free transp ortation, at SO an acre.
Armour & Co. packing plant, Sioux
City Ia. burned with 100000 loss; $500
dressed hogs and 100000 pounds of pork
products destroyed; insurance S721, 500;
will be rebuilt at once
Horatio Victor Newcomb. former Louis
vile & Nashville railroad president, sued
for divorce in New York, alleging thar
his wife refused to say obey" during
marriage service, painted her lips, and
often kicked him out of bed.
President Roosevelt and hunting
party dined on roast bear paws, 'possum,
and sweet potatoes, served on tin plates
without enough knives and forks to go
around day spent in rambles through
Mississippi swampS.
Irish tenants on estate of Lord de
Frayne, in county Roscommon, show eX-
IRENE condition of poverty and are being
upheld in United Irish league in resisting
payment of rent Landlords have formed
syndicate to back up De Frayne and in
siSt upon eviction of all tenants who do
not pay up.
T. p. O'Connor, discussing marriage OF
statesmen, said that many great men
were undone by their wives, while there
were notable exceptions III which men IN
high places were aided in their ambitions
nv the woman thew married.
Visit of Emperor William of Germany
at Sandringham ended and monarch de-
parted for the north, where he will be
entertained by Lord Rosebery and the
Duke of Buccieugh King Of Portugal to
be the next guest of King Edward.
Nearly $4,000 British and Americans said
to be planning to attend durbar in India.
Travelling expenses of two persons will
be $1,000 and hotels at Delhi are charg-
ing eight times the regular rates.
Votes of confidence in French chamber
of deputies sustaining minister of marine
Pelletan practically assures carrying on
of naval programme to keep France IN
first rank of powers.
1.-THE Resurrection, drama tounded
on Tolstois novel, well received by
French critics, although royal1st press at
tacks it for what it terms its anarchlStic
tendencies.
Canadians offended by recent refusal o:
Great Britain to arrange preferred tar
if system and disposition to draw closer
to the United States growing more evil
dent
Bishop of London ordered prosecution
of the Rev Middleton Evans, vicar of st.
Michaers. Shoreditch, for introducing Ro-
man services into his church.
Royalty from all over Europe Hooking
to watering places in south of France.
Clothing manufacturers facing crisis
tons in trade; ready made and custom