The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1903-11-21
NEWS SUMMARY.

inhabitants, has been destroyed by
IRE.
A lump Of coal weighing eight tons
will be sent, from Routt county. Colo.
to the Worlds fair.
Robert Sinclair, student, was
probably fatally injured in football
game at Pontiac, Ill.
Two million dollars day was paid
to the United States for cotton during
the month of October.
General Dragomiroff has been dis.
missed from Moscow by the car for
his bloody massacre of rioters.
A Salonican dispatch says that dur
ing fighting in the village of Tirnova,
twenty-one persons we're killed.
The report comes from Manila that
the constabulary has captured the last
Of the Ladrones operating in Minda-
moro.
Five persons were injured one seri.
ously, as the result of switching
train backing. into street car at
Pueblo, Colo.
James Langdon Curtis, who in 1892
was the Peoples party candidate for
president, is dead at Stratsford, Conn,
at the age of &C.
Peter o. Elliott, the man arrested in
Washington because he wanted to sec
the president, has been sent to tho
Minnesota insane asylum.
Colombians have been thrown into
a perfect fury by the news OF Pan
ama's secession, and are making ex-
travagant threats against America.
About 200 miners from Summerville
and Soulsbyville ran the Chinese min
ers out of Soulsbyville and the Black
Oak mine at Tualomne, Cal, one day
last week.
Miss Douglas Calhoun, prominent in
Memphis. Tenn, social circles, was
thrown from her horse in front of a
rapidly moving street car and instant
ly killed.
In rearend collision on the Illinois
Central railroad near Kentwood, La,
twenty negroes were killed and an I'M
known white woman and child
burned beyond recognition.
Senator Lodge has introduced
bill providing for the removal of all
duties from all articles imported from
the Philippines into the United
States, except sugar and tobacco.
Five persons were injured, one SO
seriously that he may die, as a result
Of a gas explosion in an iron tank in
Harlem, N. Y, used for asphyXiating
dogs and cats in the dog pound
A letter received from Shanghai
states that Russia Is constantly chang
ing the names of her war vessels to
create confusion and uncertainty con-
corning the movements of the ships.
Llewellyn Roberts, who was lost In
the mountains In the Owl creek coun-
try, in Montana, has been rescued.
Roberts wandered in the mountains
for four days and nights without food.
The transport Thomas has arrived
at San Francisco from Manila, having
on obard companies G and II of the
Fifteenth cavalry, besides ia enlisted
men. 120 casuals, 81 sick, 2 insane and
80 general prisoners.
Herbert Harrison, aged 10, of In.
dianapolis, Ind, is dead as the re-
suit, physicians declare, of eating too
much candy. He died in great agony,
his stomach and entire system being
filled with glucose.
The government of Wyndbuk, Ger
man Southwest Africa, says the at
tempts which are now being made to
suppress the rising of the Bondels-
warts tribesmen at Warmbad will
probably be successful.
The Shanghai correspondent Of the
London Standard says that Yuan-Lai-
Shi, governor of Chilli, and General
Ma have intimated to the government
their readiness to Immediately take
the field with $4,000 men.
A resolution calling on the school
committee to have Gaelic taught In
the Boston high schools has been
passed by both branches of the city
council. Leaders of other races will
insist that their language be taught.
General Maxine Gomez has accept
ed the governments check for the
grant of $4,000 recently unanimously
voted to him by congress and APP
proved by President Palma in recog.
milton of his services as head OF the
revolutionary army.
A correspondent of the London
Times at st, Petersburg says II IL al
mitted In official circles that the pol