The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1904-04-23
NEWS SUMMARY.

Reports are again In circulation Of
Russia's need to raise money.
Gold has been discovered near New
ark, o., by a Klondike miner and
there is great excitement In that sec
ton.
Rumors emanate from various quar-.
tiers that trouble Is imminent between
Russia and China, but there is no au.
thentic news to this effect.
Statehood and ship subsidy win be
the features OF the house proceedings
at Washington this week, with con.
ference reports and minor bills to fiji
in the gaps.
Emperor William is credited with
having stated that he would be ready
to meet President Loubet, should the
occasion arise, before the end of the
Mediterranean cruise.
Amar Nath, an Indian prince from
Lahore, India, was knocked from a
bicycle at Lafayette. Ind, and prob
ably fatally injured. Nath is q stu.
dent at Perdue university.
According to the reports Of spies,
the Japanese troops in Korea have
boon ravaged by various diseases. One
OF these diseases. called "imbion," Is a
kind Of intermittent typhus.
Ex-Congressman Andrew Harrison
Ward. who in the years Immediately
following the civil war was the fore.
most lawyer OF Kentucky, is dead at
Cynthiana. KY, aged 70 years.
One man was killed. two girls were
dangerously burned and eight other
persons injured by an explosion in the
dyeing establishment Of William Meis.
ter. in the Williamsburg section Of
Brooklyn.
Judging from the information which
1t has received, the Italian government
considers as groundless the plot al.
legged to have ben Matched at Marseil.
les to kill President Loubet during his
coming visit to Italy.
It is reported from Budapest that
negotiations are proceeding between
prominent Hungarian financiers and
the Hamburg-American line, looking
to the organization of an independent
steamship company in Hungary.
Lewis Peasant was hanged in Chi.
cago for the murder of Mrs. Mary
Spilka. He entered the woman's
home while she was alone and struck
her on the head with a club. Then he
kicked and pounded her to death.
About rs per cent of the window.
glass manufacturers of the United
States met in Cincinnati and decided
to increase the price of glass Is per
cent within the next three months and
to shut down the mills on June LIST.
A man believed to be Fahey, the
escaped convict from the Folsom,
Cal, prison, fought duel with Of
fcers near Hanford, Cal, and when
he saw capture was inevitable, shot
himself In the head, inflicting a fatal
wound.
University of Michigan goods"
hire the carriages, buy the flowers and
foot all the bills Of the leap year
promenade given in the university
gymnasium. The only mannish func.
ton left for the young men is to call
for the girls.
It Is deemed improbable that the
Pacific Mail liner Colon will ever
leave the beach near Acjulta, on
which she was driven to save her
from laundering. The Pacific Mail
company has received word that the
vessels back was broken.
George Clauser, aged 40: Edith M.
Metzler, aged Is. and Stella Knaus,
aged II. were struck and instantly
killed by a Reading railway passen-
ger train near their home at Macun-
gle, Pa. while walking home from
church on the railroad track.
A dramatic turn was given to the
trial Of Roeski, the Chicago car barn
bandit Gustav Marx, who Ia under
sentence to hang next week. took the
witness stand and swore that he, not
Roeski, fred the fatal shot In the
murder for which Roeski is on trial.
The Iroquois theatre in Chicago. In
which 600 lives were lost during a fire
last December has been sold to Rich
n Harris of New York and Boston.
The playhouse will be reconstructed
refurnished and opened early next fall
as a vaudeville theatre under another
name. "A
In view Of the demands made by
the war on the financial resources of
81. a