The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1902-10-18
News Of the lIJorId

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OIL Lexington, Ky, shot to de4+E y lodi
masked burglars. and mis- SON A. 1y two
MORALLY wounded 'o''' Asa ChinB
Robbers who held up Pacfff. .-.
press on the Burlington road re,SsI eI.
coin. Neb.' secured $4,000 mosrI,t. Lq,
One man killed and four irf,.-.,
collapse of new hotel in courss' s7 17
ton at Jackson, Mich "l cree.
Three members of South OrsL, ~.
Dodrd OF education arrested on rf,rr--,so.
At Chicago. Jewish bakers st.-+.,
other riot in Ghetto by try-iur fl an
opening OF WltteHberg bakery 4- vent
ing IN tnat, attempted to stop rero0,L al
hospital Oh woman HURT in FRIDAY 5. 70
turbance. ''@ lls-
John Alexander Dowie admitted r.-
clal status of Zion City was sfri .,..sl n
ana made proposal to borrow ero-, sent
from any willing to loan. % Up
Union Veterans union conveu.ior --,..
and members from six states ssa, S5pIt
General Dyrenforth, commence ~ eaed;
suspended; seceders oppose him ana net
SIX months service Requirement rect ,alI
q. A K encampment ended
choosing san Francisco as 1903 rpcsti-LL
place. congress Will be asked To- rno5ii55
CIVIL service IN veterans interest. raf-E
to be followed b. appeal TO presi9art- uSal
President Roosevelt able 10 WALL a.
stairs on crutches to his carriage fo. 'g"l
time since operation was perforna4. us, Lll
plauded. ap-
Sweatbox methods used to- secure no..
LESSONS from prisoners declared irI,------
by indiana supreme court: Arthur S-sssl@
hokOmo larceny suspect and c0mpIairsrt
awarded 500 damages against Sbsr;ss
Hardness of Howard county for fsf.L
Imprisonment LaSe
Henry I. Toews, teacher near AI,,,-
Manitoba, shot three school trustees g,iia',,
criticised him, three of his puDils ""g
himself; four victims and TOeWs prOba'j5 , i,l.
will die. ''aoF
Thirty-ninth Illinois volunteer va+sr,,-
known as Yates phalanx' during ci,.i
war, will hold reunion at Farmer Citv mn
Oct -. '! vi
Mrs F. L. Taylor and daughter ct-
elnnati kidnapers. pardoned by Goyer1o,-
Nash. 'IO'
German colonial congress told nv NJ.
Schickel that empire cannot secure rors
colonies peaceably; agreement with IN.
ed States and Great Britain urged ~
obtain and develop foreign trade.
Colombian revolution settlement helm.
negotiated by Rear Admiral Casey. T. :
N; conference with governor held am
Thursday, and General Herrera, rsbai
leader, will be next visited
Turkish and Balkan situation confines
to develop in manner calculated TO alarm
Europe and alleged passage of Russians
through Dardapelles viewed with grave
apprehension.
England on eve of bitter religious con-
fltCt over the education bill. which has
divided nation into factions with small
hope of peaceful Cancellation or agree.
ment.
John Kensit. the anti-rituaIist. who died
last week in England, credited with great
bravery and singleness of purpose in snifa
of his crude methods.
Strike of French coal miners formidable
but lacks public support and leaders fear
1t will fail. Operators have large stock
of coal on hand.
Third anniversary of beginning OF war
in the TranSvaal scarcely noticed in Eng
land and little interest is shown in work
of courtr of inquiry.
Nine. Duse, after securing varied as
sortment of costumes in Paris, sailed FOR
United States on her third visit to Amer
lea
General Botha at Utrecht made public
defense of Kruger, declaring he had sac
rificed his own fortune to the Boer cause.
Crown prince of Siam and suite reached
and were given cordial re-
ception by President Roosevelt and Wash
ington officials.
Carroll D. Wright head of labor bu-
reau, to retire in order to center his at
tention upon his duties as head Of Clarke
COLLEGE.
Sultan of BacoIod sent note to General
Sumner. commander in Mindanao, declar-
ing he does not want American friend
ship. but war: column probably will al
vance from Camp Vickars to attack him
King Edward will drive through south
London Oct. p and carpenter residents
of that district ALREADY are putting up
street stands: public is shy Of buying
seats.
French socialist riots feared at Terrs
Noire coal strike victims funeral; strik-
ers already divided on eight hour day
and old age pension demands.
Cuba afraid OF reciprocity with ulpited
States; England might retahats with
counteFvailing duty on islands sugar.
AT Chicago Miss Georgia Crosby, II
years old. arrived from Hickory. Miss,
bureau aid police discovered Riggs
was E. F. Hansell. 235 North Park ave
nue.. Austin. married man, and he must
pay her expenses home
Frank Buettner. Cleveland. o.. believed
he had swallowed his false teeth during
sleep. and doctors located them in his
by X-ray; ope cation performed.
Buettner died. and teeth were then found
under his bed.
Joseph Chamberlain. in speech at Birm-
ingham unionist meeting, declared that
if British government is defeated on edu-
cation bill it will resign; measure will
not be Withdrawn.
King Edward taking active interest in
British education bill and church ap-
his consultations with Pre-
1ier Balfour far from perfunctOry; Man
chester to be steamship trust terminus
Construction of new warshtps DELAYED
by non-delivery of steel: battleship Ohio
-wentv-nine months behind contract on
July /; torpedo boats. over forty.
Five persons. including one life saver,
drowned at Kincardine. Ont, by wreck
ing of schooner Ann Maria life boat
by wave in view of crowds;
schooner was old and laden with coal
PENNSYLVANIA railroad express, east
bound. collided with passenger train on
curve near MEMO Park. N. j.; one man
killed and twelve hurt: one killed in Pc
oria and ST. Louis wreck.
Automobile containing Harry Tod, Har-
Did Stitt and Frank @. Silver, Youngs-
town. o.. collided with Erie railroad train
at crossing screened by trees; Tod killed
and others hurt.
Six Chicago men sent to break New
Orleans street car strike hurt in riot
during which 100 shots were fired; militia
ordered out
Paul Kruger's memoirs. now being
printed. accuse Chamberlain of provoking
3oer republics and bringing on war; Mil
ner declared Chamberlain's accomplice
John Kensit- English anti-ritualst
leader. died of injuries received from
mob two weeks ago; chtsel
thrown bv rioter struck him in eye; his
son in Jail
Baron de Bradsky. French aeronaut
md M. NORM, his engineer, killed in Paris
by falling 100 yards with car attached 70
heir balloon; latter successfully nayigat-
I'd during two hour voyage.
Twenty-Five Macedonian villages in re-
7Olt and half of Turkish battalion sent 70
;ubdue them reported annihilated; rev.
)lutionists declare final struggle for indie
)endence is begun.
Battle in progress near La Victoria.
between President Castro ana
'ebels under MatOs; latter trying to enter
Caracas, and republics fate is at stake.