The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1902-09-20
Foreign.

German government informed Secretary
Hay that Charlemagne Tower, Bellamy
Storer, or David J. Hill would be accept
able to succeed Ambassador White.
Closer political alliance between France
and Spain declared unlikely, but friend
| ship will be maintained because of the
French interests in Madrid.
King Edward officially declared sound
! in health and is turning his attention to
grouse shooting after a successful week
! of deer stalking.
| Speakers at meeting OF British Assoc1a-
/ ton for Advancement of Science declared
| Great Britain far behind the world in ap-
| plicatiOu of discoveries.
French treasury showed deficit of So
10000 for month of August. making total
/ to date 100000 and probable shortage
| for year $40. 100000
| French military department lays claim
| to superiority in army tactics and dtsct-
| pline and points to recent maneuvers at
! Toulouse as evidence
! British military experts criticised con-
| tinental army trials for completely ig
noring lessons learned by English in the
| Pail Mall Gazette said Englishmen are
| studying American banking system with
a view to applying it in London.
| Professor Murri of the University CT
! Rome denounced his son as murderer Of
| Count Boni Mantini st Bologna.
Continental and British press united in
| praise of soldierly bearing of American
generals at army maneuverS.
Venezuela government in control Of only
one port on coast east of La Guayra, and
rebels making rapid gains.
Proclamation of crimes act in Ireland
has reused populace there to high pitch
of Indignation.
Woman who went to Lourdes with can
Ger said to have been cured.
English autumn political campaign will
be marked by attack on government bill
from liberal leaders: Irish likely to
block parliamentary action with coer-
cion bill.
Colonel William A. Rafferty,. Fifth cav
airy, died at San Filipe. Philippine is
lands after falling from window; Man
lila Chinese banGueted Governor Taft.
Major General Young and Brigadier
General Leonard Wood. u. S. A, with
Emperor William. led charge of 5000
cavalry at German armv maneuvers and
caDtured thirty guns and 1900 infantry.
Canadian ministers ignored reported
differences with Chamberlain over de-
tense; Laurier and colleagues known to
have resisted PROPOSAL that dominion
share naval and military expenses.
Boer generals. Botha. Dewet and De-
lareY. arrived at Amsterdam to seek aid
for destitute burghers' families
TRANSPORT Sherman reached Nagasaki
with four cholera cases on board; three
deaths on VOYAGE from Manila.
Kruger 5 autobiography containing 100
GOO words. will be published Nov 10 sim
ultaneouslv in the United States France.
Holland. England and Canada: complete
history of his life dictated to his secre-
Boer generals demand on Secretary
Chamberlain at recent conference in
Guided yearly grant to BOer widows or
phans and Injured burghers; concessions
III refused.
Colombian revolutionists captured Guile
bra; government troops erecting breast
works at Colon and Panama: attack on
latter expected: rebel gunboats in sight.
Erminie Earle. actress. daughter of t.
T. Boulware. Chicago. appealed to Lon
don police for protection against rtch
English wooer.
Hayti provisional government decree
declaring Gonaives and other ports block
AIDED will be ignored by United States.
Municipal ownership of British street
railways increasing; 100 out of ~ now
owned by cities; Glasgow profits for 1901
were $62.500: Liverpool. $4,000. above All
charges for interest and maintenance,
Speakers at British association for Ad-
vancement of Science meeting, Glasgow.
declared protection fOstered trusts. put
brought UNEXPECTED lower prices IN
America; free trade predicted for latter.
Governor Taft released many prisoners
from Manila tails who were neld III
weeks without arraignment; cnoIeL4
cases decreasing: Moro campaign PIePd-
rations proceeding slowly
Professor HeilDrin. Philadelphia geOlo-
gist. in Martinique. declared last erupuoi
ST Mont Pelee surpassed one OF Nay .
gered.
The Rev F. B. Never. English evan
gelist. declared after American tour pros
aerity here causes lack of interest IN re-
ligion, though moral ideas are crowns;
Prince Henry of GERMANY VIII dttenV
Frederick the Great statue unvelllnE at
in Aoril: Field Marsnal Won
Waldersee also to come next year
Major General French took command o1
British First army corps at Aldershot;
only five infantry battaliOns stauons9
there. and army chiefly on paper; sOl1
exports likely.