The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1905-08-17
- NEWS SUMMARY =

The chief of police of Rodom, Rus
STA, received many wounds from frag'
ments OF bomb thrown at him Sun
day.
c. l.. Melvin, the joint dynamiter,
was given hearing at lola, Kans., on
two charges and bound over in $1,000
bonds to the district.
Nothing but petty diminishing has
occurred recently along the Russo
Japanese front. The weather is fine
and the roads are drying out.
The street car strike at Saginaw,
Mich, on since June 4, was called on
last week. The railway will take the
employees back on individual applica-
ton.
Because he was awakened too early
in the morning, Frank Baldwin
dubbed e. r. Hustled almost to death.
Baldwin was working near Alturas,
Cal, baling hay.
Mrs. Mary Harris has been arrested
at ottumwa, Iowa, charged with the
murder OF her husband, who was
found in bed with bullet hole In his
head on August 5.
The dead body of Gus Olsen,
ranchman of Ladner, b. c.. was founo
in Challuckthan slough with some
OF the clothing cut of and with marks
indicating foul play.
The pneumatic tube mail service
committee has decided to extend the
investigation to San Francisco, and
will start from Washington on visit
to that city In few days.
The police authorities Of LODI have
arrested 16S workmen who were lead
ers In the strike last month. The
workmen threaten a general strike
unless their representatives are re-
leased.
A dispatch from Chicago says Luz
ellie Walsh. 6 years old. for three
years helpless cripple, was made to
walk while praying before the shrine
of st. Anne at the Novena, held near
Kmkakee.
A collision between the troops and
body of well-armed Jews is reported
to have taken place at Zhitomir. II is
rumored that a number OF persons
were killed and wounded. but details
are not obtainable.
William Henry Myers, a chauffeur
OF Philadelphia. has been convicted of
involuntary manslaughter and sen
fenced to eighteen months imprHs X
ment for running down and kU1
5-year-old Eileen sarver. ~ ,
A thousand Socialists who were
holding a meeting in forest near
LODI were surrounded by soldiers.
The majority of them were arrested
and many of them were wounded
while attempting to escape.
Cecil Sharpless, aged 10, was Ditten
on the hand by rattlesnake at his
fathers apiary. sixteen miles from
San Bernardino, Cal. The child was
brought to the San Bernardino hos
pital, but died in great agony.
The governors of twenty-six states
have so far accepted the invitation OF
the National Civic Federation to ap.
point delegates to attend the national
conference on immigration to be held
in New York City December 6 and Z.
Andrew p. Anderson was shot and
killed by Henry Holland at their sheep
camp on Deep rceek, near Lost Cabin
sixty miles west of Casper, Wyo. The
men were herders for J, b. Dixie and
quarreled over a division of the range
The governor reports that the ris
ing at Pu Chou, in the province OF
Chansi, China, is purely local, or Ia
soldiers sent out, only three have re
turned; the remainder having prob
ably deserted The officials at Yai
Yuan-Fu are sending a large force
with artillery TO the scene of the dis
turbance.
The American charge at Bangkok
cables the state department tnat 3,OO'
Chinese in that city have communi
Gated by telegraph to their agents IL
Singapore and Hongkong orders tC
ship no more American goods t
Slam.
The Venezuela congress has vote'
estimates TO the amount OF s11 100000
\ the largest ever granted. The estab
lishments include $2.256,OOO for for
= eign debts; $2.5OO,OOO for the army
: and navy and $4,000 for pubii
a works.
r October 2 has been announced al
trial day for twenty-four packers an'
> lawyers and Ave corporations indicte'
:. In Chicago on charges OF combining
, in restraint of commerce, accepting
8 rebates and interfering with govern
A ment witnesses.
}, During a meeting of 1000 Socialist
I In the woods at Dlutowo. Russia, Cos
), sacks and infantry appeared. The Sc
= cialists opened fire on the troops wit
, reyolyors and the trOoDs replied Kill