The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1902-02-22
News Of the WorId.

lacking Lord PaunCefote and Prime.
Henry Demanded the dismissal or H.
British AMBASSADOR and called Amerirt,.
a nation of fIunkies. Government fs..E
steps to fOrestdl effect of speech in Iat
don and Berlin.
| General Corbfn announced names of ,.
ficers and enlisted men of the army vTa
are to be rewarded for bravery iu cam
paigns of Cuba. Philippines and China
/ Bill introduced in the hOuSa to mak.
anniversary of Lincon's assassination a
public holiday.
Secretary Roots plan to reoreaniz. the
] army opposed by many staff officer,
| Mrs. Catherine FOePel, widow. nl.s-
teriously murdered in her flat iu ST.,
York. Necktie of man found iu h,..
hand. Robbery apparently not the mot..
Seven men killed and fourteen seriously.
injured in a wreck on the ChOCttw. Okla
homa & Gulf railroad. near Little Rock
Ark. Huge bOWlder crashes down ON .s-
boose.
Womans National Suffrage convention
scored administration for crowLiU- sF.i-
men out If government offices.
Edwin Boyce. head of the Western Foo
Grafton of Miners offered Sl,5OoGap for -
mining claim in Idaho.
Skeletons of two naStadouS and paris
of another dug up near Morris, HIS
Santos-D umont caused his balloon 20
fall into the Bay Of Monaco 60 prevent su
explosion of gas. Accident Caused b.
roDe catching I'm the machinery. Aero
| naut rescued by launches.
Lord Rosebery in a speech at Liverpool
I QecIdTeu J0dA F-HbldIlt Cdll llSN'A ~ r'...
! separate parliament TO ireland. Ltbnri.,
must disowu their former allies.
Great Britain will begin worK on April
l on thirteen new battleshlps, tWenty-tvu
armOred cruisers and tventy-elght OTHER
| warShipS.
Russia said to be pleased with t.e
AnglO-Japanese treaty Cars ambition
declared to be- to help maintain the .u-
tegrity of China.
Plague deaths in the Punjab Ind,a
| number 1.0O0 day.
Big losses caused by floods, snow
fires and explosions failed to hurt trade
| during the last week.
| President Roosevelt has reached de..-
sion in SChey case which will not please
| friends of the rear admiral, and flint
among other things. that SAMPSON w.r-
technically in command at the battle or
Santiago.
Senate had difficulty drafting amsra-
ment to census bill so is TO bring part d..
! bureau under civil service.
Industrial commission, established .u
! lS9S, finished its final report and went ou.
of existence.
Navy department soon to test pe-
| troleum for fuel on ships.
| Smallpox in Iowa legislature MAY
cause adjournment of that body uuJH
June.
Frank c. Andrews. vice president rc
Detroit bank, locked up in default IF
bonds On second warrant charging fraud
! Woman'S Suffrage convention celebrate
| eighty-second birthday of Susan p, An
thony.
ebratiOn on quarter centennial on Feb 30
| Englands attention diverted from South
Africa TO new issues preSen ed by Angle
| Japanese alliance. which is variously re-
ceived by different political parties Mar
quis Ito credited with master stroke uf
diplomacy. Hints Of further revelations
! Prince Henry of Prussia and his suite
| left Bremenhaven on the KrOn Prinz WI
! helm yesterday afternoon and is expected
| to arrive in New York on Saturday morn
ing. Feb. y.
because it forbids Dominion right of other
communities on the continent.
| Lord Pauncefote assumes all blame for
| note of April A. 1895 regarding American
! relations toward Spain.
| Englands war budget shows decided
| decrease in campaign expenses. Forces
| reduced by 10000 men.
| behind widely advertised visit of Prince
| Henry to the United States.
| France looks with favor on japanese
alliance as assuring peace in the far
| east.
Art show of pictures by American wo-
men opened in Paris.
Walter S. Brooks. aged 20, son of rich
! New York man. found dead in hotel with
/ bullet wound in head. Florence w. Burns,
| aged 10, held pending inquiry.
| Emperor Williams yacht Hoheuzolleru
] arrived at New York and was taken to
| the piers of the North German LLOYD
! company for Il general cleaning. Off
/ GERS welcomes by committee of city
| officials.
! Erie vestibuled passenger train deraiied
! between Phalanx and Mahoning. o.. and
score of persons hurt, one of them
| fatally.
Six persons killed and six more badly
/ wounded in fight between d sherifs
! posse and mOuntaineers near Middles-
| boro, Ky.
| Great Northern railway in answer to
| suit to prevent the merger declared the
road managed independently of all oJ~er
lines.
Kansas City Judge granted Frank
| James request to enjOin play in which
he and his brother are exploited as train
! robbers.
Willis Cooper killed his enemy and Il
woman at Amite City, La, taken to
! New Orleans to save him from lynchiHg.
| Receiver appointed for the wrecked
! City Savings bank of Detroit. Valuable
securities of the bank missing.
| Boston and Chicago capitalists bought
the street car lines of the Everett-Moore
| syndicate for $3.50 COO.
/ Will Prince of Kansas City convicted
of helping his sister kill her husband.
| Philip II. Kennedy.
! WI Ting Fang was the principal
! speaker at the Lincoln memorial exer-
cises at Grand Rapids.
! National Womans Suffrage association
met in annual convention at Washington.
Boy of II at Joliet killed his 9-year-old
| sister while playing with a loaded re-
| yolver
Automobile White Ghost. once owned
| by w. X. Vanderbilt, jr., killed child
while the machine was running forty
miles an hour.
| At New York the skin of a dog grated
on boys scalp with the result of giving
him a head of dogs hair
| German foreign Office published official
I dispatches to prove that Great Britain
sought cooperation of the powers in joint
| note to the United States declaring war
/ with Spain unjustihable.
| Three German cruisers arrived at "a
/ Guayra. Venezuela to enforce the de
/ mandS of the Kaiser subjects.
| Marquis of Dufferin. former governor
general of Canada, died at Clandeboye,
| Ireland.
Census taken at Berlin showed 900
| persons out of work.
| Memorial of the Federal party of the
| Philippines submitted to the senate by
! the secretary of war. Territorial form
| of government favored.
Women's protest against custom-hOUse
methods presented to Secretary Shaw.
Net earnings of the Northwestern road
| for 1901 were SIG. 7S9, 1863 which is equal 70
% per cent on the common stock.
Populist party of Kansas will go out
of existence next Friday, when its last
state convention will be held in To-
peka: Majority of the organization are
in favor of joining the Democrats.
Three serious railroad wrecks in ll-
nOis and Iowa cost six lives. Four men
We're killed near Clifford Ia, and two
! were killed at Shop Creek Siding, I'll.
Several persons badly injured near Car
bondale, Ill.
Caleb Johnson attempted to explore 4
mysterious cave at st. Genevieve, Mo.
and lost his way, wandering in the depths
of the earth four days.
Albert o. Klein of Chicago, a student
at the University of Michigan. commit
ted suicide because he thought his life
failure.
Will of lanes w Tufts left $4,000 10