The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1903-08-08
NEWS SUMMARY.

lis. Russia, on SATURDAY
Charles Binsfords of Fulton, Ky,
,,stook his wife for a burglo- and
shot. fatally injuring her e.,
Robert M. Wilson, editor OF the Du'
vant, ILL.,, Clipper. has started TO Walk
10 Cape Lisburn, Jon the Arctic ocean.
5000 miles sTdNs
Rev. ]. L. AiESorth, pastor OF mo
Presbyterian church of Cape Giros-
deau. Mo-. was drowned while bathing
in the Mississippi river.
High water caused much excite
ment in North Topeka, Kans., on Sun
day, when the first floors in number
of houses were flooded.
Three persons were killed and more
than a score injured by lightning at
New Hope church, Appomattox ooun-
ty, Virginia. on the 3Gth.
The third trial of former Secretary
of State Caleb Powers as accessory
to the murder OF Governor Goebel, has
begun at Georgetown, KY
In Vienna the supreme court has
decided that marriages between Chris
tians and persons OF no particular
creed are invalid in Austria
Viceroy Curzon has telegraphed
lengthy protest to the home govern
ment against saddllng India with the
cost Of the South African garrison.
The negro who killed policeman
at Evansville, Ind, and thus started
the recent riots. is dead from injuries
received in the encounter with the
policeman.
Mrs. Lydia Hancock is dead at her
home in Palmer, Mass, at the age of
100 years and one month. Until re-
Gently she had been able to read with
out glasses.
The entire family of D. w. Ward, q
merchant of Ballah, Neb., were pois-
oned by eating sardines. Mr. Ward and
three children are dead. Mrs. Ward
will recover.
A large area of coal, estimated TO
contain 250,000,000 tons has been To-
Gated in the Peace River country, B.
G. Some of the seams are said to be
nine feet thick.
The bodies of Mrs. Sadie Booth and
F. p. Egan. of Worcester, Mass, were
found in yard with their throats
cut. 1t is believed to be a case Of muir
der and suicide.
j. S. Mcclellan, an American, has
died of yellow fever at Sierra Blanca,
Mexico. This is the first American TO
succumb to the disease, although q
number Of natives have died
Sentiment against negroes in south.
ern Indiana has become so intense
since the recent trouble at Evansville
that negroes are daily leaving for the
south, where they will seek homes.
Rev. II. d, Hilson, negro preacher,
shot and killed his wife in a confeo-
tionary store in Kansas City, Kans.
The shooting was the outcome of q d.
vorce suit brought by Mrs. Hilson.
Anthony Montanino of Boston was
pursued and captured at Chelsea.
Mass, following a duel with Joseph
Corso, In which the latter was stabbed
to death. The murder resulted from
a quarrel
IL is stated that as a result of h.
qulry by Austrian and Russian oCu-
suls into the recent events at Sa
lonica, Austria and Russia will do
mand the dismissal of the chief of ~,
lice at Salonica
Az the Populist conference held IN
Denver last week, the resolutions oom.
mittee reported an address to the pub-
lic' which was adopted. declaring that
all differences between the two fac
tons OF the party have been settled
Dispatches received in Salonica snv
that eighteen Bulgarian officers bave
left Sofia for Salonica for the purnos.
OF renewing the dynamite outrages
several or them are supposed to have
arrived. The population h
anxious.
MIS- Ida Cutler has been arrested nd
Bunker Hill, Ills, charged with pdson-
Ing G'year-old boy by means RI
candy, It being charged that
she committed the crime because h,s
Iather had secured a salaried posit,on
held by her husband
The government has decided To M.
luire square in Washington. he
.ween Eighteenth and Nineteenth And
. and F streets located lust west ~
he state. war and navy building. A.
'lte Tor the proposed hall of records
or government archives.
The monthly statement of III. nun.
&c debt shows that at the closa q,
business July 81. 1903. the debt los,