The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1902-04-05
news Of the WcrId,


sengers rescued with difficuI-r ~. Pas.
! Pretoria, New York TO Ea--l came,
| turned afire lNVdd p.
Pixies opera house, Ciucfnr,t,
| by ire which started while 9.1 "IeckaI
were Witnessing the play Sag ES0as
| Panic, but no serious injuries i.''por'
| before theatre was cleared ''SItel
Refusal of Canadian goveru-~.-.
! low Northern Pacific railroad r 10 al
its lines across the border rak.. tNteaI
| IN 70 an american railways t1 kla,. 10
Easter wind storms at PftrSn-rr y olt
! ed Il church and injured "a score Feck-
! shlpers. Six persons prUh4bI. Wor-
| hurt. Much storm damage .rs..,.. italy
| Mrs. Ellen Balem. a Trained r.-
| Amityville. l.. J., douneI 0vs-fr ISe Of
| jumper and painted her threa-srar,l aud
| Flghung cattle and sheepmeu nf r..9lSe.
| county. Wyo.. said to have ktrIa4 '.'dl
| sheep and fatally wounded two ,,. isJ
Rock Island passenger train -,
wreck planned by boys who NJ lFa a
on the track AT Trenton. Nd lies
Fire at Guthrie o. 7. burra., CO.,.
worth OF business property. lucerda-i.l.,.l
Seventeenth United States ,-f-.
reached San Francisco from, NT.-,,I.' '-lTy
Cumberland river food inc-aasi~.-
twenty-five lives already lost '"1
Investment companies cannot .a
censed in Illinois. IL
Forty thousand London Tobacco, ~,
rial company to drive out America IN
petitOrs. COM
German imports from the J-rfraf s...
increased $5.SI5O00 in 1901 Ey1rr+, =
the United States decreased Sig=o6.6 %
Dispute over which brand of vim. d..
tened Emperor Williams yac.f Mus. ','IS'
caused a s250.G0O damage suit 'r
ChlneSe spectators and banks .- No,
ia: philippine islands. forced price NJ r9II
dollar to - % Mexican silver. SUN
ITriF flaI H..
$65.O66St9 for year just ended. Income rs,.
alone yielded St74. 900. I'd"
Harry y. Garfield, son Of former moo,
dent of United States. appointed H. 1lTi,ss
States civil service commission. '4
Lawyer Albert T. Patrick. convicted .,
numbering William NJ Rice viii we'd NJ
Addie NJ. Francis before going no SIM.
Sing prison. Ing
Riverside bank New York. emplova H.,
charged for suspected shortage Wills
real culprit runs away with S2SCu
Socialist, union Labor party. and Other
organizations to unite against "uIufoc-
racy-' National convention called ~
Louisville on April ?.
Senator James K. Jones believed to 1ac.
twelve votes of reelection
Advices from Arkansas elections ipdt-
cate that Senator James K Jones has
been defeated at the primaries bv a.
Governor James p. Clarke. Jones t-rs,
connections are said 70 have cost lin
most.
Two members of Hatfield family ami
two other men killed in raid on Hatfield
house at Blackberry Greek in Pike coin
~, Va. Young daughter of Hatfield
shoots one Of the raiders.
Railway combine bill vetoed by Cow
ernor Commins of Iowa is reintrOduc4d
in slightly amended form in legislature
The Rev. Granville LOWther Of Arkan-
sas City, Kan. is expelled from Methods,
church for heresy.
that Russia has addressed nOre u United
States asking what course would be Dur.
sued in event of trouble In far east.
Pope Leo issues Easter encyeliCaI letter
TO church deploring spread Of atheism
and thanking Catholics for their obsprv4-
ton of the jubilee.
Belief IN England that peace i'm south
Africa is near and that Boer generals
VIII accept terms Great Britain will be
able to grant
Meeting Of Won Bulow and Prinetu in
Venice now admitted TO have direct bear
ng on future of triple alliance
Thousands of Chinese said to have been
Killed in Chill during ATTEMPT to collect
ndemnities for Catholics
PaFisians greatly pleased with new
lbout S37 O00, 600.
King Of Italy's absence from Rome dur
ns Easter season excites severe adverse
Henry Watterson, in replying to critics.
declared il would be easy for the nar+,,
n power to establish g military despotism
n the United States with Roosevelt as a
econd Diaz
Ex-Alderman Z. A. Meysenburg of St.
5ouis convicted of accepting bribe Of
',gy9 IN street car franchise case.
Governor of Iowa vetoed bill uasspd bv
egislatGre removing limit of Indebtedness
I railroads of the state
MODERN Noodmen of America sued for
'CtV0 damages at Grand Rapids BY man
Injured in iniation.
Louisville health ocer droDDed his fobt
n limburger cheese because persuaded IL
wholesome food
woman at Atchison. Kan. tasted TWEEN
y-slx days in order to purify her soul
nd character.
Negroes kept in slavery on turpentins
arm near Waterloo, Gar released by the
Durt
Two sons arrested at Beatrice. Neb.
narged of robbing their mother OF g 700
cecil Rhodes explanation of the Jane
On raid was that ii was made to get rid
hfuSer, Who mad become an insurer
ole obstacle 10 union in South Africa
EnSllSn papers amazed at the praise OF
eel Rhodes by the continental press.
oTement started to have his body placed
Wemsminster hall
Emperor of Austria performed the fra
t0nal ceremony Of washing the feet OF
VelVe men at the Hofburg
american tobacco trust said to have
1ered the French government S5,000U9
T the tobacco monopoly
oreign clergy al Pekin to be decorated
the emperor for services in setting the
OXer indemnities
PRESIDENT Roosevelt in message to con-
ess notified that body Cuba will be
rhed over to its own government on
ay ~. Recommended legislation for
plomatic service.
House appointed committee to investi-
-le charges that members of congress
ID newspapers were bribed in connection
IN the purchase of the Danish West
Truce of thirty davs declared in the
itHracite coal war in order to give the
orators and miners more time to con-
Ter terms Of settlement. Operators
m and refuse to grant concessions.
IeaIouS bride Of three months whose
nd had been affected bv the Florence
rms case. fred seven shots at her hus-
nd and then killed herself at New York
1dolhet considered subject of retaliat-
: AGAINST Germany for its action in
satI n importation Of American
emicals to fit them for TRANSFORMATION
ely to be shut out.
army appropriation bill which passed
mousse authorized REORGANIZATION of
,lred OFFICERS to see if they are fit for
secretary Root spent papers TO the
esident showing how General Miles
iight TO suoercede General Chdffee in
l. Clay Evans resigned as commission
OF pensions. He will be given Il more
;irable position by the president.
hereafter Americans going abroad may
ieuu!e articles taken which will be eX-
pt from duty on return.
~ reported in the house appropriating
100 for continuing work in the Chicago
;toffice
ieorge K. Adams of Chicago may be ap-
nted member of the national civil SER
e board
louise discussed the presidents policy
refusing to clear the records Of de-
tiers.
Irs. Katherine Tingley leader Of the