The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1904-02-06
NEWS SUMMARY

prisoners alive.
One OF the questions In the Russo
Japanese trouble is that there must be
no Japanese settlements in Manchurla
Two clergymen of Port Chester, ~
Y, have been warned by letter "a
leave their charges, under penalty OF
death.
One hundred and twenty-five bodies
have been taken from the Harwick
mine at Pttsburg Pa. and probably
fifty more still remain in the mine
Special prayers were offered in most
Of the churches of Los Angeles, Cal.
last Sunday, when pastors and congre-
cations united in an appeal for rain.
Fire started by an explosion OF
chemicals in the large silk mill Of
Ashley & Bailey. Paterson, n. j., do
stroyed the entire plant. Loss S15O,000.
President John Mitchell, Vice Presi-
dent Lewis and Secretary Treasurer
Wilson of the United Mine Workers
have been reelected without opposi.
ton.
Fire at Progreso, the chief port OF
Yucatan, destroyed an entire square OF
business houses and public buildings,
including the market. Tho loss is ST..
100000.
Two years imprisonment and per.
petual exile in Siberia is the sentence
imposed on a Moscow student named
Andrieff for assautng a Russian gem
eral in the streets of Ka7an
During the week practically all the
shingle mills on the Menominee river
in northern Wisconsin and the upper
peninsula will resume operations after
being shut down for three months.
Charles Andette died shortly after
boxing five rounds with Thomas John.
son in a saloon at Detroit It Is thought
the exertion of lighting caused q blood
vessel In his head to burst. Johnson
was arrested.
Since January I, 1923 cases OF ty-
phoid fever have been reported in Co.
lumbus, o.. and there have been TWEEN.
ty-three deaths. Elghty-one new cases
were reverted Sunday, tho highest
daily record for the month.
NJ. Bunau-Varlla, the minister from
Panama, through his attorneys, has
made demands for retraction upon tho
Washington Post and the New York
World similar to those made upon the
New York Evening Post.
Awakened by the barking OF his dog,
Paul Delchman ran from his sleeping
room into his drug store in st. Louis
and there fought n pistol duel with
one burglar and killed another. Eight
shots were exchanged at close range.
According to report submitted by
Dean George e. Vincent to President
Harper Of the University Of Chicago,
the experiment of segregatlng tho
sexes In the junior college work dur
ing the past year has been a success.
Fresno, Cal, is flooded with Pinker.
ton and railroad detectives, who are
looking for an anonymous letter
writer, who declared that unless tho
Southern Pacific paid him so 900 he
would wreck every train from Stockton
to Los Angeles.
Senator Burton OF Kansas has been
indicted by the federal grand jury at
st. Louis on a charge OF accepting
money from a grain company for in.
fuencing postofIce authorities in re-
spect to a recommendation concerning
a possible fraud order.
Frank Dawson has been convicted OF
numbering Anna Hartman in the cir.
cult court at Paris, Mo-, and sentenced
to be hanged March IT, Dawson killed
Miss Hartman as the result of
broken engagement. The tragedy oc.
Cured at dance six weeks ago.
The president has appointed w. B.
Martin to succeed Mrs. Minnie Cox as
postmaster at Indlanola, Miss. This
postoflice was closed some time ago,
the white inhabitants of the place re-
fusing to accept their mail from Mrs.
Cox, who Is a negress.
James and William Smith and Frank
Marshall were arrested and counter.
,eitng machinery and dies seized at
Brooklyn, N. Y. They were turning
out United States half dollars from
Mexican coins of the same denomina.
ton.
Sprightly and active until within two
days Of her death, Mrs Julia Flynn Is
dead In Chicago, at the age of 100
years. Bronchial trouble and weak.
ness OF the heart brought to an end
her century of existence. Mrs. Flynn
was born in 1904 in County Mayo. Ire
land.
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