The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1903-07-25
NEWS SUMMARY.


hotel fHtsal Bonner Springs. Kansas,
on the 10th.
Ben Harding, while intoxicated, fell
into the river at Telluride, Colo, and
was drowned.
Men are being shipped from Joplin
Mo-. to take the place of striking smell
termen in'DesEer.
A granf-Jury has been summoned
at Jackson, Ky, to make inquiry into
twenty-six murders.
The Elks are in session in Baltimore
members from all over the United
States being present.
In Barnwel, s. c., last week, a girl
stood off mob with Winchester and
prevented lynching.
Six boys have died in Pittsburg
since July 4, as result of injuries re-
ceived from toy pistols.
1t is reported that $1,000 worth of
Hawaiian territorial bonds have been
sold in New York at the rate of 97h.
The foot and mouth disease has been
stamped out in Massachusetts, and cat
tie will now be admitted to the state.
Life is hard to bear in the suburbs
of London bordering upon the lower
Thames. by reason of plague of mos
quitoes.
The chief signal officer has received
a dispatch from Alaska, saying that
the forest fires continue in the Tana-
ma country.
The steamer Nadejka, plying on tho
Volga, has been destroyed by fire near
Mini Novgorod. Twelve persons were
burned to death.
Willie Ray, who has posed as a
male farmer of Prentiss county. Miss.
for the past eight years has confessed
to being woman.
Work on the Russian telegraph be-
tween Anjung and Yongampo has
been abandoned in consequence of the
circumstances of Korea
Thirty lives have been lost in a flood
which has destroyed fifty houses at
Graeffenberg. q village of Austria, in
the valley of Frieuwalda.
Louisville, KY, will make a deter
mined fight to secure one or the other
conventions of the nations great
political parties next year.
A negro tramp named Adams, who
assaulted a negro woman near Lake
Butler, Fla, was captured by mob
of negroes and lynched. His body was
cut to shreds.
President George Harris of Amherst
college officiated at the funeral of
Mrs. James G. Blaine. Floral tributes
from evry section of the country near
ly buried the casket.
While James Romano was driving
on the streets of Trenton. N. j., his
horse stepped on a stick Of dynamite,
which exploded, wrecking the vehicle,
the occupants escaping uninjured
The mail from Haiphong brings
news of terrible cyclone in the
French possession in Tonquin, June 8,
One hundred and fifty natives were
killed and many villages laid in ruin.
The wireless telegraph system has
now been extended to all the islands of
the Hawaiian group. Kauai the last
island to be connected with the others,
is ninety miles in a direct line from
Oahu.
President Roosevelt has issued an
order eliminating old age as dis
qualification for eligibility to appoint
ment as laborers in the government
service. The physical qualifications
however, must be met.
Major Lazarovics, who is credited
with firing the first shot at King Alex
ander, having threatened to resign be
cause his name was omitted from the
list of King Peters birthday promo
tions. has been made lieutenant colo
mel.
Arrangements have been perfected
for the announcement Of the plans In
regard to the construction of Jewish
theological seminaries in the United
States. The scheme has been for
some time In the hands of New Yorl,
law firm.
Richard s. Berling a prominent pol
iii cian and real estate dealer of Oma
ha, wah found dead in his Office
having been asphyxiated by gas
from an open fixture. 1t is believed
the wind blew the gas out while Mr.
Berling was asleep.
The Brussels correspondent of q
Berlin paper says that Russia, which
did not accept the Brussels peace con