The Holly chieftain., 1904-07-22
CONDENSED TELECRAAS

Heavy hres are reported In the Sier-
ra Madre mountains Of Mexico.
Renewed outrages in Macedonia are
occasioning uneasiness in diplomatic
! circles.
The Utah state Republican conven-
tion will be held at Salt Lake City Au-
gust 18th.
| General Thomas B. Howard OF the
| Confederate army died at Washington
D. c.. July 7th, at the age OF eighty
hve.
The friends Of Carter H. Harrison
| say that he will be q candidate next
! spring for q fifth term as mayor OF
Chicago.
The Berkeley Arms hotel At Berke-
ley, near Seaside Park, New Jersey.
was destroyed by nre on the 18th inst.
Loss $4,000.
/ At Ecuador on the night Of July 10th
two long, heavy earthquake shocks
were felt; and also at several otner
towns In the republic.
Mrs. Catherine Danx, convicted At
Philadelphia Of murder in the hrst de-
gree for poisoning her husband, Will
liam G. DAnz, has been sentenced TO
be hanged. An appeal will be taken to
the Supreme Court.
The key to the chamber in which Ma
poleon the Great was born has just
been sold in London. A number OF
interested people tried to acquire this
valuable historical relic, wnich was
finally sold for 5000.
Many Americans have united in pre-
senting to Admiral Cervera OF the
Spanish navy an engrossed testimonial
of their gratitude for his kindness to
American sailors who were prisoners
under his command.
Silas G. Swallow has mailed brief
letter to National Chairman Stewart OF
Chicago, advising him Of his accept
ance OF the nomination for President
by the Prohibition national convention
at Indianapolis June 30th.
The National Brotherhood of Oper-
ative Potters in convention at Trenton
New Jersey, adopted resolutions sym
pathizing with the striking miners OF
Colorado. An appropriation OF $1,00o
was made for the miners.
The Board Of Supervisors OF
San Francisco has granted box
ing permit to the Yosemite Club
| for the month OF August. This
means that the Jeffries- Monroe match
will take place August 2Sth.
The Jewels of the Marquis Of Angle
sey, one of the chief assets relied upon
by his many creditors, have been dis
covered, 1t is said, to be made mainly
of paste. They are now found to be
worth 100000; not $s50,O0O.
Commander Asher c. Baken, United
States navy, assistant chief Of the De-
partment of Transportation of the
! Words Fair, has been ordered by the
Navy Department to report at San
Francisco July 26th for sea duty.
General Joseph H. Lewis, famous as
a commander of the Orphan Brigade"
in the Confederacy, dropped dead at
Frankfort Kentucky, July 9Th He was
chief Justice OF the Kentucky Court OF
| Appeals for more than twenty years.
The mills of the Canadian Pacific
Lumber Company at Port Moody, -
miles from Vancouver. were burned
June Sth. The loss will be about $11O,-
900, with $4,000 insurance, and $50
men will be thrown out OF employ
ment.
e. H. Hartman has removed the
ban from the construction work
1
issued instructions abandoning the pol
icy of retrenchment which has beeI
\ followed by that road for the past
year.
Four hundred American members of
the Salvation Army. under command
of Booth Tucker and headed by band
marched to the residence of Ambassa-
dor Choate in London and were cor
daily welcomed by Mr.. and Mrs.
Choate
In response to an appeal for rations
from Mayor Gilbert of Kansas City.
Kansas, for the flood sufferers Of that
district, Acting Secretary of War OIL
yer promptly directed the commandant
at Fort Leavenworth to issue rations
as needed.
Supervising Architect Of the Treas
ury Taylor decided to award the con-
tract for construction of the public
building at Evanston, Wyoming, to E.
Miller, Minneapolis. at $149,300. The
supervising architect has available
$151, 900 for this purpose.
Philip Casey, former handball
champion of the world, is report
ed to be dying at his Brooklyn
home from cancer Of the stom-
ach. He has been in poor health
for nearly year. Casey trained John
! L. Sullivan for his fight with James ].
Corbett.
| In a terrific wind, rain and hailstorm
at St. Louis on the 18th inst, many
people on the Worlds Fair grounds
were thoroughly drenched and light
ming struck the agricultural building.
! but did no serious damage. In the
city a man named O'Toole was killed
by lightning.