The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1902-11-15
news Of the ZIlnsl1

and banquet; Premier Balloon g'ocessio,
declared rumors over Enuaro,- ID H.. aa.1dres.
visit are dreams uliar
English newspapers distrus-f,r
| peror william visit, mi1iera~.. OF En-
against joint action with - Warn.
/ Africa, Asia Minor or Ort..-u many
stock market weak in syIa5g-b,L. 9ndr,
| New York. 'N-uy viii,
Chicago Teachers federation l5-...
/ wIth disruption because or -'t' atelel
! affiliate with Federation of .N.on q
! EIla a. Rowe resigned as r~ssi7 Miss
nan OF 3oOO members are exre.tad NC aud
/ with her. ,1' 20 bon
/ New Brooklyn bridge over r,-.
paaIy damaged by fire which l,tlst
| feet in air. injured main cables yed 5l
| stToyed fOOtways; steamers eHl &C.
/ stop and blaze still going III -fr.1 70
| Major General Chatfag and tsal
/ ernOr Wright reached San ~ I1r-
/ from Mania; transport Sur.- -'S.l
I sunk by typhOOn; General rn.ts" nearly
clared pacitIcation nearly a.ruu1..s, &C.
] Dr.. T. 5. DERRICK, who lett as.r..sl.
plOrlng party in polar region .#--tr.S t&-
I OF latterS trlD. issued Statement H. la'.
| ing he kept in touch with av. .-i.- -aT-
| ing his absence to render ... alI.
needed and was nearly H.r a-e
/ EskimOs Toasted. willie
/ Thirty-three Irish Nationalist.
/ serving or waiting Seutarr. r.-r. ..F
/ CtOn act; police accused of r-.r.... .l.''
I tNIutHCts MIS-. anne @ -Ia..H.... W..
I ford newspaper publisher imart-.-s4
months on bread and water ..- 800. o-
+ bail; English Officeseekere and Frs-
ownership blamed for islands -r9T-I..-.'-
/ President ROoseve. hook .S
/ Strenuous Life, published iu Traral ~
Paris; is compared with Br. Anne
| can Commonwealth \iSc1uuf DO No.
les published book ON French s1i5is-,
| operations IN American revolution. -.
Philippine government will ask nfIft,-
aid to eXterminate ladr0uee I'm Pis-F
Bulacan and Cavite provinces ..rst5Lr
| larry will take the field and soldiers 1rc
tect towns; acknowledgement railroad =,
extend.
King Edward observed birthday
Sandringham by conference win En-
peror William. Balfour. Cham .rIair Anu
Brodrick; japanese prince and com.
given birthday decorations
Expulsion of Jockey Re.f Amarios7
from French tracks for alleged irregular,
ties caused challenge to- duel 5etVfs,
two raCehorse owners.
Prince Hugo Won HOhenlohe. German
years old, whom Vanderbuts artert4ir.,
recently at Newport, hired Captain fs
POkorny for $4,000 to propose marrisgs
for him to May GOelet New York heiress
London society women aid enlisted br
PokOrny, but failure resulted Pokorry
then sued and got $1,000.
superintendent Egan of Great Northern
railway, who disap peared ON TUESDAY
while hunting near Bolton Mont. sJi.
missing, and friends suspect train r51.
bers abducted him; tracks patr0Iled by
locomotive while search is made by rail-
road employees; snow three feet deep
The Rev. Charles II. Parkhurst fin New
York sermon declared Wall street as near
heaven as the Presbyterian pulpit Jesus
might have led as complete life if ne had
been real estate dealer.
Funeral sermon attacking religion as
ion
Lawrence. Kan, over body Of A j.
Searle, mining man, who wrote il.
Minister WI gave official notice 10
state department of his recall and the
appointment Of his successor.
Dublin is storm center of Irish National
league movement, and British operations
to suppress growing order are being d.
rected from there. Right of trial by jur
or release by habeas corpus denied thoss
arrested under crimes act. Redmond de-
clares he will serve his six months ID
Jail.
Emperor William of Germany is guest
of King Edward of England. Reviewed
British troops. of which he is command
er. and addressed them in English. In.
usual precautions taken to insure his sat
etg while he is in British territory.
Canada has about abandoned the idea
of preferred tariff schedule with Great
Britain. owing to opposition of Secretary
of Colonies Chamberlain. Laurier admits
hOpelessness of allowing desired end.
Liberals rejoicing and uniOnists greatly
cast down by result of by-electiOns in
Cleveland and East TOXteth divisions,
where unionist majOrities were greatly
reduced.
Scandal involving peers of England Oh
such disgraceful nature that government
has suppressed evidence and issued I'M
official decree of Punishment against one
prominent lord.
President Roosevelt extremely popular
in England Although knowledge OF
American politics is exceedingly vague,
he is congratulated on victory in recent
election.
Sultan of BacoIod, who was eager to
fight entire United States army, has
written to Captain Pershing declaring he
wants peace and is friend of Americans.
Chairman BabcOck of congressional
said wage-earners and men on salary
voted against administration because OF
increased cost of living.
Nellie CcrcOran, who lay in state OF
coma for twenty days. died at st. Vim
cent hospital, New York, after every Ell
fort had been made to rouse her.
General Miles in annual report recon-
mended readjustment of department
boundaries and better quarters for troops;
Pacific coast Notifications ineffective
through lack of electric plants and am
munition.
Berlin lawsuit disclosed that EissIer, an
ex-convict, tried to negotiate marriage
with American heiress for Baron Won
for per cent commission
on Wife's fortune.
New York capitalists will build docks
and warehouses at Manchester to enable
English SpinnerS to buy cotton direct
from producers; London artists declare
demand for oil paintings so poor they
cannot make a living.
Philippine Roman Catholics and seced-
ers in serious conflict; Pandacan church
seized by women dissenters, who
presented it TO Governor Taft; ne refused
it and advised a lawsuit
Venezuelan governments reported vic
tory over insurgents declared incorrect;
latter withdrew with 1000 men toward
Qua; General Matos, their leader has
1000 troops; President Castro 5000.
Portuguese troops defeated African
MakOmbe and seized West Bu-
rue district government, formerly indie
pendent.
Bombardment of Midi. Arabia, by Ital-
ian gunbOats declared by Paris neWspa-
per the beginning of war with Turkey.
Henri Fournier drove automobile
mile in AZ 1-5 seconds at Dourdan, France
over muddy roads.
The Rev, W. c. Rabe, pastor of Ger
man Baptist church. Omaha and Miss
Augusta Busch, missionary, found deal
in each others arms in formers chureH'
pastor believed to have turned gas on 20
tllQ LLtlI AlNGSs iG was mar LCA anu
Busch was his assistant.
DR.. Robert G. Kedzie, dean of Michigan
A Agricultural college, dying of paralysis
at Lansing; is 70 years old.
Colorado stage coach rolled 500 fe5-
down mountain near Ouray; fourteen pas
sengers injured.
Prairie fire on Rosebud Indian reser'%-
ton burned 300 cattle and several rancnfEs,,
Richards CMOO bank vault blown up W
robbers and $3.50 stolen. b-
London stock buying not affected ~
American election: President RooseYel,,
credited with delivering party lIUi i
threatened reaction by courageous a'''
tude toward trusts and coal strike I'm.
Philippine natives suffering from IaIliIi o9
because of rice crop destruction by ~
Gusts and death of carabaos by r iI. g..
pest; United States will spend Sz'OOV'fff i''
supplies. - Pas
French coal strike arbitrators in i Fe3
de Calais department declared asa, ,lr-
wage increase; miners will appear 10 p'-