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

made clothing dealers doi7g -
S39,0O0,OOJ year in Chicago r7..SsllnaSs q,
fected. may BE- ~
Modern transportation fsa+rf..
made Argentine republic "a f.r-.!ss dsr
/ val of the United States fin IN able N
/ try. Cost of production there sue l1dgs
/ pared to that i'm United Star. '-alL Con
I Managers of livestock sr.g.
GOO visitors at coming ax1t5t,@geet 5
. begins Nov. 20. '1 VIII
| American Federation OF T.H,-
I uOn, New orleans, started --a-.,l 'nvs-
| organize public school, ,a..f-r..' siaeat
| large cities, with Chicag. r. Union
| Grafton as nucleus; President CTS ta
| favor of plan. -A3ers
| Fifty thousand citizens Of r-,.-.,
I Will settle on Ontario. Cam .-.1 Stat,
/ IN next two years, ACCORDING, wa lal.,
| ment between government and W dsrls
| syndicate, headed by Jur-. r.. -acs..
F. Egan, Rock Island. I-u0 r.-,@ ad
| be settled there. 1'uileS
President Roosevelt refused .-., ..-
| pound bear which Holt Cali AIll e.
hounds from Smedes l}Lis- s,-s,e witt
| tied to tree because presl..-r Ll4p an.
to lunch; other members o.. usrrr sQl-
One burglar killed. another ,..-
and City Marshal kr0hm ar rr.,g-gll1ej
fatally hurt in street fight .,.a-.s' ID, O.
Hitler, Cleveland. elecrrf. r4--' W.
perintendent, shot burg rrs raa51 ST.
Denver city council thr-.tlr.F ~. pit
rest by Judge Mullins for ...Is.+.- ar.
junction by passing TramwsJ- -rtas t-
allowing twenty-year trau0rf-. nan.
itiOn of street RAILWAY tr...s.- 't do.-
Alfred Mathey New York baker g.
10 serve on jury. altho-g. -- eo,,iJ 'y.-
understand English, was a-r.-5 +u lI.
all night in shop, and JUDI. ear- WORK
jail when he broke down ami .tfis5t~ I.
appear '''Iel 10
Colonel Ed Butler miIlioua|-s s.
politician, found guilty Of H-H--,-' -ouS
contract award and Imprisonment "a ,. ..-
at three years. NA-l
Use of parlOr match Will n. barr,s
Chicago by ordinance now being drssll.A4
$50 fires caused by matches r I4.f. leu Ecu,
will discontinue its manufae-ur. ..-5 , ..-s1
stitute safety article SUD
Five hundred University Of Coro---
students struck at Boulder AGAINST T,, l-'
ing during quartO-CenteuulaI .uafahrgt an
Body of General Nathau.el Greene ~ ...'
pulmonary hero, reInterred beneath f
Greene monument at Savannah "a '''
Policeman Patrick T. Maha.av arrss+-r
at Chicago for alleged burgl. -v comm,
ted Aug 80, 1901. at 3. j. Hagamanr.
jewelry store, 5454 Wentworth avsT..
$1,000 worth of goods taken Daniel Cr-
ran also arrested and higher police M
ficers rumOred TO be involved
Major General Chaffee's annual ra,r-
recommended that sultan of J0I6 he 5s
sum of money and depCsed as ruler sri
that government be Administered bv ds-
tos; General Davis refused 10 return nm.
away slaves.
Cannon ball fired by British in war o..
1872 dug out in cut near Bladensburr
Md, and broke labOrer's leg. psrrhr7sS,
message found inside, warning Americans
of British attack on capital
Miss Louise HOge, Evanston ILL., WIN
died under Christian Science treatment
shown by autopsy TO have had pneun5.
MIA and not typhoid fever, as healer
claimed; charges of criminal negligence
and practicing without a license Will b.
made.
J. P. Morgan opposed to currency leg.
islatiOn by congress, while other New
York interests favor revision. Presidsg.
Roosevelt asked bankers for suggestions.
chamber of commerce expected to faye.
asset banking.
United Irish league will try TO gain
sympathy for Ireland by interesting
Americans in islands history English
themselves declared ignorant of H. con
flict over land has lasted for centuries
and must be settled In advance OF home
rule; history succession of confiscat
ton and packed juries.
German reichstag adopted tariff bin
clause allowing retaliation against couu-
tries that impose discriminating duties
United States is aimed at. but present
government not expected to enforce it.
Parlor matches forbidden by fire CON-
missioner to be used or sold in New York
City after Jan. 1; are Classed as danger
Gus combustibles: 1900 fires blamed to
them in 1901; old-fashiOned sulphur or
safety matches only will be allowed.
Paul Kruger's memoirs will be pun
lished in America. Nov. p; large sum
paid by Century company for right: Kru-
ger will get 10000 marks from German
publisher for writing it, but will turn
proceeds over to Boer relief fund; story
naturally personal and prejudiced; Miner
treated as Chamberlain's tool and Eng
lands African policy as lies. treachery
and intrigue
Mrs. Helen Costello. Buffalo tried TO
commit suicide by jumping into Niagara
river at Goat island, but caught on log
at brink of falls and was rescued.
President RoOsevelt's annual message
will recommend Sherman antitrust Law
amendments to curb combines, and Will
outline needed legislation, so tnat con
yress can find no lOophole; department
Of ustice now framing bill to include best
features of recent bills.
Board of ordnance voted to provide dis
appearing carriages for siX-inch guns
and adopt new fiel dartillery, during Cen
sral Miles absence and against MS
wishes.
Gold production of United States for
9O1 reached 1866. 100; Australia second
With SIC, $50, 200. ...--
Seven soldiers of Fifth United states
infantry dead from cholera near Manila
md twelve others i'll; were guarding CITY
water supply along Maraquina river
General Miles at Iloilo.
MAY Burns Beebe, "a years old. be-
rueathed 100000 by Miles Beebe, 70-year-
Id Paw Paw (Mich.) farmer, whom she
married through matrimonial ad ana
!, II cd no
me carried off. and she returned and
ived with him till he died.
THE FORESTS OF ALASKA.