The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1902-01-11
News Of tbe UorId.

'il Three e,' killed in a freight wreck near
/ Atlanta, Ga.
steamer WaIla Walla sunk in collision
with a French bark off Mendoctno, Cal
| TWcntv-seven of the passengers and crew
of the steamer missing. Aid withheld BY
/ the bark.
! PEELED a dentist under threat OF horse
| whipping to apologize for writing her an
| insulting letter. He promised to leave
/ town.
Sheriff of Natrona county. Wyo., killed
/ in a battle with four outlaws who had es-
capped from Jail at Casper. Posse on trail
stilson V. Macleod. who was indicted
for completely in the Grand Rapids water
! works scandal to turn states evidence
|. Captain Leary, former governor of
/ Guam promoted to rear admiral the day
| before his death, but he never knew it,
| Board of directors of the Panama canal
/ decided to offer the property and fran
| chises to the United States for 100000.
This offer may delay Washington legis-
| lation on the canal
! ]. Pierpont Morgan loaned several o.
his costly paintings to the London Royal
| academy exhibit. Offered Sl0O0.0o0 for a
! painting by Titan.
/ Germany sent another note to Venezuela
| fixing a time for the government TO COM
ply with the kaiser's demands;
! Officers of the national guard will con-
/ fer soon with the secretary of war on
| measures to be taken to give the govern
| ment more power over state militia in
| time of war Many states opposed to the
Miss Alice Roosevelt accepted invitation
| to chrfsten Emperor Williams yacht.
| President and Mrs. Roosevelt will wit
| ness the ceremony.
| Two men arrested for Quarrelng on the
| street given six months imprisonment un-
| der the new New York charter.
| Judge Chetland at Chicago decided
| strikers may establish pickets in labor
( troubles if no violence is used.
| Nearly ooe-tbird the Chicago police
| force ar e assigned to special duties.
! twenty-siX of them acting as messenger
| boys at the various stations
! Bottle thrown in the Mackinaw river
near Bloomington. Ills. found eighteen
months later in the Pacific.
! Clyde Moore. aged L. of Winfield. Kan,
/ sentenced to twenty years Imprisonment
| for murder.
Street car carrying non-union workmen
at Springfield, Ills, blown up with dyna-
| mite.
! that the Chinese emperor is resuming his
| imperial duties.
| Chilean delegation at the Pan-Amer-
lean congress may block plan of arbitra-
| ton
Lord RossIyn not only failed to break
| the bank at Monte Carlo bur lost $4,000.
! At Chicago John ROminskt confessed
| plot to get insurance by burning build
| ings. three of which were thus destroyed.
| Implicated four other persons in the
| swindle.
Paper prepared by DR.. E. A. Spitzka
| and read before the meeting or scientists
at Chicago university declared CzOlgasz's
4 brain normal.
New system of bookkeeping installed in
| the Chicago city hall departments ex-
| pected to result in yearly saving. of $4,000
| Judge E. S. Elliott of Milwaukee
| dropped dead while playing whist.
| Insane man at indianapolis cured by
/ blow on the head.
General Matos, with 300 men. sailed
| from island of Martinique to start a
| revolution in Venezuela. Expedition
| equipped with warship and plenty of
guns.
| Governor Hunt of Porto Rico read his
| annual message before the colonial legis-
| lature. Conditions in the island shown to
| be prosperous.
! Rich deposits of iron ore discovered in
| the northern counties of England may
! save the British iron industry from
| American competition.
| fPalma's victory in Cuba complete. His
| party controls the Cuban congress and
elected five of the eight governors.
Belgian authorities accused Of deliver
| ing Congo natives into the hands of can
nibals to be eaten.
British admiralty placed orders for two
new battleships and seven cruisers.
Naval register just issued makes the
strength of the navy 225 ships, with sixty
under construction
Public debt at the close of business on
Dec. 81. 1901. less cash in the treasury
was S1.G11. 62S,2S6.
american manufacturers OF silver pre-
pairing to enter the market in England.
New York chamber of commerce adopt
ed resolutions disappearing action taken
by the reciprocity convention In Wash
ington as subversive of all attempts to
get new markets. French and German
trade representatives made addresses.
church OF Our Lady of Sorrow. Chi
cage dedicated with impressive cere-
| monies. Cost of the structure, S200,O0O
Chicago Federation Of Labor decided to
| besiege the city hall 10000 strong when
| the traction question comes before the
! council for final settlement.
| At New York picture of a baby on
| watch case caused robber to return stolen
| jewelry and reform.
Negro charged with burglary jumped
| down an air shaft four stories high to
I escape arrest al New York.
| Committee on International sanitation
| of the Pan-American congress considering
| measures to check epidemic diseases with
| out injuriny trade.
| Filipino powder factory, work shops and
| war munitions at OrmOc, Leyte island.
| captured by a detachment of the Eleventh
infantry.
British trade unions to fight suit for
| $4,000 damage brought against a railway
union which struck.
Hawaiians opposed to the scheme TO
establish leper colony in the Islands:
Scots greys arlbushed b. Beers. who
killed six of the British and wounded
ten.
Standard Oil interests said to be seek
ing franchise for a gas plant in Paris.
Thomas Estrada Palma, president
elect of Cuba. outlined his policy. and
pointed out what he believes are duties
still incumbent on the United states.
French vessel that sunk the Nalia
Walla is the bark Max. which was oadly
damaged by the collision. Victims may
reach forty-Seyen.
Methodist Sunday schools of Cincinnati
barred from their libraries the Rev Dr-
McIntyre's book. The Modern Apollos.
G. N Wiswell of Milwaukee who was
l-11 IL for f1rr1-
general may die OF pneumonia
w j. Bryan and Tom Johnson made
speeches in behalf of the Beers at big
meeting in Cleveland
German naval constructor returned
from the United States reported Amerl-
can ship builders despite higher wages.
are successfully competing with European
Pekin crowded with sightseers to wit
ness the emperor's return today to the
city Prince Ching and other nigh ofii-
ciaIs arrived to welcome him to his
Truce between the British cabinet lead
ers, Chamberlain and Htcks-Beach,
threatens to be broken because OF the
illness of peacemaker Arthur BalfOur.
killing of a student by German officer
in a duel caused great anger throughout
the empire. Victim given no chance for
his life.
British collier sunk in a collision with
Portuguese steamship off coast of Portu-
gal and eighteen perished. ,o
Turkish government paid Si5O 10
mother of Bicyclist LEM, who was muir
dered in Armenia.
British killed Field Cornet Pretorius
captured two other officers and thirty
three men.
Admiral Schley and the president held a
conference at the White House at the re
quest of the president, VINO is sald 10
man an end to the Sampson-Schley con-
troversy Schley urged by naval oft1cers
to drop his fight for vindication.
CLOSING OF NEW YORK SALOONS
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