Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1903-01-30
NEWS SUMMARY.

~ o"Ndu nave ceased
Forty-fve coal dealers have been In
eicted iu Chicago on a charge Of con-
spracy.
Buffalo nm has agreed to lead the
grand march at a bali to be given IN
Anderson, Ind.
The troops Of the sultan of Morocco
have defeated the pretenders forces
n the Hyana district.
Senator Perkins has introduced bills
providing for the creation of a naval
reserve and a naval militia.
Twenty five thousand garment work
ers Of Vienna have gone on strike for
a working day Of eleven hours.
The famine in the north of Sweden
Is becoming worse because of the alb
normally bitter winter and heavy cuow
The bodies OF twelve American sol
dlers who were buried in Cuba have
been exhumed and will be sent home.
li yellow fever has made it's annual
appearance at Vera Cruz, Mexico, FIVE
deaths, including two Germans, being
reported.
Rev. Jean Styles, convicted of big
amy at Port Gibson. Miss, has been
sentenced to serve four years in the
penitentiary.
The constitutionality Of the Illinois
state Inheritance tax law has been up
held by decision of the United States
supreme court.
Congressman Chester l. Long has
been nominated by the Kansas Repub-
hcan legislative caucus for United
States senator.
.Phe treaty between the United
States and Colombia for the construc-
! ton of the Panama canal by the United
Sates has been signed.
frhe Mazatlan, Mexico, town council
his been forced to buy land to enlarge
TIE cemetery, because of the numer-
OTIS deaths from the plague.
Owing to the exhaustion of the coal
supply the Susquehanna iron and steel
mills at Columbia, Pa, employing $500
men, have been shut down.
broad underground driveway is to
be made under the Chicago river in
Chicago, and bonds to the amount of
$3,OOO000 will be used for that purpose.
The continued bombardment of Fort
San Carlos by the Germans seems
quite incomprehensive to the officials
of the administration in Washington
In Mexico the passage of the sub
stitute Philippine currency bill by the
United States house of representatives
is regarded as a serious hlow 70 ail.
4 ver.e'Tf
1t is said on good authority that
there is little prospect for the Canadian
government following the action of the
United States congress in removing
the duty on coal.
The house judiciary committee has
authorized favorable report on the
bill to create a bureau in the depart
ment of justice for the study of crimi-
nal, pauper and defective classes.
The government of Rhodesia has
awarded two of the Rhodes scholar
ships at Oxford to students attending
the Jesuit college at Buluwayo. These
are among the first awards made.
John King has been arrested at Go
shen, N. Y, charged with setting fire
to building, last August, which was
consumed by the flames and in which
Mrs. Lumbardi and her two children
met their death.
DR.. Lorenz, speaking of his impress
sions of the United States, says:
Above all, | was struck with the mag
nifcent charity of the Americans and
their immense gifts to educational in
situations and hospitals"
DIR. Charles Hendricks, convicted
with Samuel Stanton of conspiracy to
secure for Laura Biggar the whole
estate of Henry ~ Bennett, and SEN
fenced to two years and six months In
Jail, has been released on bail pending
an appeal
While celebrating mass in the Kun
jap cathedral at Constantinople upon
the occasion of the Armenian Christ
mas, the Armenian patriarch Orman-
ian, was wounded by shot from re
yolyer In the hands of a drug clerk. His
wound is not mortal.
Representative Foss, chairman of
the house committee on naval affairs,
has introduced bill establishing a
naval militia and defining its relations
to the government; also, for the enroll
ment and organization Of United
States naval reserve.
ALBERT Telels, in Jail at Santa Fe N,
M. for murder, and Albert Hampe. i'm