The Spanish Fork press. [volume] (Spanish Fork, Utah) 1902-current, 1905-09-21
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The casualties resulting from the
oss of the Japanese battleship Mi
sasa are killed. 25l missing and 343
injured.
A wind and rainstorm at Burwell,
Neb., caused the death of one person.
the injury of six and $4,000 damage
to property.
At Czenstochowa, Russia, celu
Told factory was destroyed by fire and
nine persons were burned to death
and several others injured.
A dispatch from Godzyandani. Man.
churia, says on August IA there were
20500 sick and wounded officers and
men In the military hospitals.
The French torpedo boat destroyer
during the naval maneuvers at Tou-
Ian, and was seriously damaged.
Louis Juttet, chief secretary of the
minister of commerce, was killed in
Paris owing to the carriage in which
he was riding collding with an auto
mobile
Further disorders are reported from
Castellon de la Plana and Trabijna.
The reports say that one person has
wounded
Professor Albert Watchenberger
was cut to death at Athens, Tenn, by
Ernest Powers, pupil in his school
Watchenberger had attempted to chas-
tise the boy.
The correspondent OF the Lander
Times at Baku says that the English
oil companies there have been forced
to abandon work owing to threats
made by the revolutionaries.
John Fedderman. negro waiter in
Baltimore hotel, has been SEN
fenced to two years in Jail by police
magistrate for forcibly kissing Mary
White, an Irish nurse maid.
Bud Rogan, the Tennessee negro
giant, is dead at his home in Gala
tin, Tenn. Rogan was s feet 9 inches
tall. His hands were IL inches in
length and his feet 1914 inches.
Upon failing to persuade her to re-
turn to him Isaac Bishop. negro.
Of Boston, shot and killed Emma
Bishop, his white wife. He fired
three shots at her, all of which took
effect.
Four men were killed. six were per
haps fatally injured and dozen more
were stunned by bolt Of lightning
that wrecked crowded poultry exhi-
bition tent at the Indianola, Iowa,
county fair.
| Policeman Thomas +. Bean of San
Francisco. while on patrol wagon
duty, received injuries that will re-
suit In his death. The wagon wa5
on the way to secure prisoner. when
1t was struck by an electric car.
Isaac Schamus, who was arrested at
Oyster Bay, after having made ef-
forts to see the president in order to
present to him plan for handling the
anthracite coal output has been de-
clared insane after an examination.
Information received in Odessa from
Batoum describes the situation there
as alarming. The authorities fear
massacres similar to those which oc-
CURED at Ballu, and have sent to Ba-
toum a brigade of infantry and artil-
lery.
Miss Nan Patterson, who was tried
twice in New York for the murder of
Caesar Young, the we'll known book
maker, was remarked last week to
her former husband, Leon G.. Martin.
The couple were divorced three years
ago.
The Marlborough police court on
Saturday resumed the trial of Hugh
Watt. former member of the Brit
ish parliament on the charge of at
tempting to hire a private detective
TO assist him in numbering his for
mer wife.
Eli Wright, one of the four Califor-
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was surrendered by his bondsmen, Sc
cured his release on the payment of
$4,000 cash into court by Grove L.
johnson, principal counsel for ex-Sen-
ator Emmons
The steamer which was sunk by
her crew. September TO- after landing
a portion of her cargo of arms and
ammunition on barren island in the
Gulf of Bothnia, has been positively
identified as the John Grafton OF Lon
don, England, of $500 tons.
A soda water fountain exploded at
Hopedale, His, while being charged,
blowing off the right arm of Turner
Solterman, breaking Gilbert Browns
right leg at the knee and Mrs. ].
Echelberger was Frustrated by the ex.
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