The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1902-08-02

lens and walked from Grand Central sta
ton to Thirty-fourth. street to save city's
funds
Ohio and Little Kanawha passenger
coach jumped track on trestle near Nc
Connellsvilie. o.. and fell forty feet; one
person killed and twenty-nine hurt.
President Roosevelt reviewed New Jer-
sew militia at Sea Girt. N j.. camp. and
made speech to guardsmen and 10000
spectators.
Steamers Henry j. Johnson and Fred
Pabst collided off Spectacle reef. Lake
Huron: former sank. but crew eseao ped.
japan notified United States it disputes
latters claim to Marcus island, 500 miles
from Yokohama. and has sent cruiser to
take possession. Captain Andrew Rose
HILL American. now there.
Charles Granzow taken TO Harlem race
track by courts order to diSpel his illu-
sion that he had a sure thing; five bets
failed. and is believed TO have been cured.
Collapse of Morgan steamship trust
project not believed by English business
men: rumored hitch regarded as cautious
delay during colonial conference on sub
sides.
Sultan of Benadavan arrested and will
be held as hostage till Moros who at
tackled Americans in Mindanao island are
surrendered; Lieutenant Hickmans ac-
quittal likely.
Puerto Cabello. Venezuela threatened
by 2,0O0 insurgents. and attack is expect
ed; American and foreign cruisers there
TO protect citizens interest.
British life guards officers whipped
Second Lieutenant c. D. Gregson, ducked
him and wrecked his quarters because his
society was not liked.
ReorganiZed New England Democracy
held mass meeting at Nantasket Mass.
w. j. Bryan, Senator Carmack, Edward
NJ. Shepard and Mayor Collins, Boston,
delivered speeches.
Edwin Burritt Smith Chicago, announced
result of its Philippine inquiry, and
accused American troops of murder rob-
berry, torture and rape of Filipinos; pres
ident urged to investigate.
Fifty striking messenger boys attacked
Peter johnson. private detective, pulled
him from street car and fractured his
skull with clubs: in defending himself he
stabbed Francis Potter. aged 10 years.
Frederick Seller, 81 years old, Hoboken,
N j. married Miss Minnie Wolff, aged
Is. against her parents wishes. Seller Is
worth $4,000 and draws So monthly pen
sion.
Captain NJ Torrebonne awarded posses
sion by Louisiana court of daughter
found adopted by New Orleans family,
after he thought she was drowned in
1893 storm
Miss Josephine Sheridan. Norwood, Mo-,
killed by Charles Wesley, her former
sweetheart. who then committed suicide:
jealousy the supposed cause.
Long Branch, n. j., gambling clubs had
paraphernalia removed as result of Judge
Forts decision; John Days establishment
closed.
Albert 7. Brown. Joliet ex-convict, kid
mapped his two small sons from their
mother in st. Louis and deserted them at
kankakee.
Frank Carlson and George Baldwin,
each 10 years old. fought with fists over
two girls at Portland. Ore; Carlson was
killed.
School ship, with accommodations for
$50 boys will be built by rich Boston men;
$50 pupils already enrolled.
President Charles NJ. Schwab of United
States Steel company reported danger
ously i'll, apparently recovered.
Peter Lind. Chicago, jumped 104 feet
from Clinton Qowa) bridge over Missis-
sippi river and was unhurt.
The Rev. Jackson Skyles arrested at
Port Gibson. Miss, on charge of having
four or five wives.
Seabright IN. J) fishermen caught 300
pound orthagoriscus, or ocean sunfish,
and brought it ashore.
Walter Kitner, Nation, ILL.,, died of
blood poisoning after cutting his finger on
blade of grass.
Fifty-eight couples We're married at st.
Joseph, Mich, last week.
French government fears International
complications over British-J japanese
treaty guaranteeing Corea's indeDend-
ence; Franco-Russian agreement IN thai
effect already exists.
Paris socialists and clericalS tried to
start riots in Champs Elysee over forced
closing of religious schools, but were held
in check by police.
Filipino anti-friarr demonstration Ma
Mia. a failure; few natives attended and
speeches were tame.
Panhandle Limited" collision with coal
car near Xenia. o.. killed four persons
and seriously injured seven; all cars but
two burned. 1859
Charles Gates. son of John w. Gates,
paid New York customer his S400 profits
in pennies which customer had asked. for
as joke on Gates.rr
Yacht MayfloWer with President Roose-
welt on board. reached Cold Springs har-
Dor after night in fog.