The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1902-12-27
news Of the WerId.

Eastern end of United States-Hawaiian
cable landed at San Francisco and chris
! tened in John w. Mackay's memory; the
| steamer SflvertoWn then sailed for Homo
/ lulu, laying cable en- route.
| North and south side milk drivers, Chi
cago, refused to deliver milk. as begin
I ming of Sunday rest crusade; customers
| warned in advance; west side drivers will
cut off supply next Sunday.
German tariff bill passed Sunday will
cut Chicago packers provision exports 20
/ per cent exclusive of fresh meats; APP
! peal to Washington planned, but lower
| prices would enable competition, accord
ing to observerssT-,ft
Andrew Carnegie, wife and daughter
! reached New York from Europe; he de-
/ clared himself recovered from recent i'll
ness, although physician accompanied
| him; new Fifth avenue palace a Christ
mas present to his daughter.
Suicide idea abandoned by defense in
] Tona Dunlap murder trial at Aledo, Ill. !;
I Emma Riddell, nilliner, testified to find
Ing poisoned chocolate candy, in support
of accident theory.
Chicago public school pupils will be
taught Independent thinking instead of
reliance on text books; Superintendent
Cooley and principals committee devising
methods.
Willie Hinger, years old, Auburn IN.
Y.) boy, found frozen to death on piazza
of house where he he'd gone for shelter
during blizzard last Sunday; was sent by
parents on an errand.
Thrty-ninth street interceptng sewer
will be connected with sewers tributary
! 70 it by next spring. if city council APP
proves Commissioner Blocki's plan:
south side edrinking water would be pu-
rified ct once.
James Sawyer, reformed" hobo and
recent election clerk and justice court
| bailer, arrested as supposed leader of
Gardner 1ll.) bank robbers: his photo
identified by marshal whom thieves tied
to chair
| Lady Sibyl Primrose, daughter of Lord
Rosebery, refused to marry Eacl of Beau
champ and accepted Lieutenant Charles
Grant.
Two hundred and six Englishmen worth
over 100000 each died in 1902, leaving es-
tates agEregatirg $3.50, 225,700; death duties
totaled 292, SIS, $50.
John NJ Koousman. South Bend dnd1
grocer killed by three negro robbers who
tried to hold up his store and shot him
when he resisted; murderers believed to
have escaped on train.
Steamship Nederland reached Philadel-
phia from Antwerp after eighteen days
fight with gale, during which passengers
were panlc-stricken and locked below
DETERMINATION of Sac and Fox Indians
predicted by Dr. Wyman, physician at
Oklahoma agency; tuberculosis and scrof-
ula have reduced tribe to 49,
Jonn M. Purcell, Williamsport, Pa, died
steel coffin which he invented to prevent
burial alive; is Inventions first test
Mayor Charles A. Bookwalter, Indian
apolis, discovered in poker game with
county commissioner and sheriff-elect at
deputy city controllers home; were ar
rested and released.
Murder trial of Tona Dunlap, at Aledo.
H.. near critical stage. Miss. Margaret
Miller expected to declare today whether
Miss Dool selected poisoned candy herself
or received it from Miss Dunlap
National baseball league committee will
meet Charles Comiskey, Ban Johnson and
other American league officials at New
York to discuss ending of leagues diff
ferences
e. S. Conway, chairman of Cook county
Republican committee, declared to be
candidate for Illinois senatcrship against
Congressman Hopkins. Lorimer has not
vet declared himself as Hopkins sup
porter.