The Spanish Fork press. [volume] (Spanish Fork, Utah) 1902-current, 1905-08-10
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Negotiations are pending, II is an.
nounced, for international yacht races
between the United States and Ger
many.
At South Boston, Va, Policeman
Joseph Carter shot and fatally injured
Harry Easley, as the result of politi-
cal quarrel.
The entire grain crop of Romania is
threatened with ruin owing to the per-
sistent drought. There has been no
tain for two months.
John Mueller, who slashed his wife
and two children to death and then
attempted suicide in Chicago, has been
sentenced to be hanged.
Forty-seven people have been badly
hurt and seven have been killed by
reckless drivers of automobiles in
Chicago since the first of the year
The Russian government has decid-
ed on the issuance of another internal
loan to the amount of S100,000,000, of
which, however, only s7500O,00O may
be issued at first.
Twenty-Five people were buried in
the debris of two buildings which
were wrecked by an explosion of gas
at Caledonia, Ont, on Sunday. Four
were fatally injured.
A quarantine went into effect at
person can enter unless holding per.
NIT signed by the president or secre.
tary of the board of health.
A. B. Loutzenheimer, absconding
teller of the First National bank of
Duluth, Mimi, pleaded guilty in the
Federal court and was sentenced to
i've years in the penitentiary.
The governor Of German East
Africa telegraphs to the colonial bu'
reau of the foreign office at Berlin
that the natives in the Maturbi noun
tains, north of Kilwa, have risen
/ The former school teacher, Kuli
kovsky, who on July IL, shot and killed
Major General Count Shuvaloff, pre-
feet of police of Moscow, has been
sentenced to death by court martial
A 6-year-old girl was run down and
probably fatally hurt in Brooklyn by
a large automobile A mob attacked
the chauffeur, Nils Brodin, who was
saved from serious injury by police
man.
Tho Japanese are throwing procla
nations into the Russian lines urging
the Russians, on account of impending
peace, not to undertake reconnais.
sances. which would only result in use
less loss of life.
Creditors of Mrs. Cassie L. Chad
wick will receive total dividend OF
about seven mills on the dollar when
the matter is finally settled. Net as
sets VIII amount to about $4,000
against s2.OOO,00O Indebtedness.
The bakers strike at Warsaw, in
which seventy-flve bakeries are in
volved, is the cause almost daily OF
murders and other excuses. The po.
lice appear to be powerless to ascer.
tain the perpetrators of the crimes.
Duane Herbert Church. whose in
vention of about $50 machines has rev.
olutionized the manufacture of
watches in America during the last
twenty years, died from heart failure
at his home in West Newton. Mass.
Mrs. Harry Norton was arrested at
Shawnee, o. T., for the murder of
Mrs. Kate James, near Weatherford,
o. T., on July 8, and within an hour
committed suicide by taking poison.
She denied being guilty of the crime.
DR.. w. c. Tilden, at one time chief
chemist in the army medical museum,
attached to the surgeon generals Of
flee, is dead in Washington 1t was
he who discovered the poison in the
bouquet sent to Guiteau, the day be-
fore his execution.
Guided by the barking of dog two
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hanging to tree in thick growth
pf timber near his farm west of Deni-
son, Iowa. Demay committed a muir.
herous assault on his wife, fracturing
her skull, and then disappeared.
At banquet given him at Madison,
Wis, by the Democrats of Wisconsin
William J. Bryan told intimate friends
he would soon start on trip around
the world, occupying one or two years.
He will join Mrs Bryan in Japan for
which country she has already started. |
Emmett Higgins, an old-time con-
tractor of Fresno, Cal, shot four
times and instantly killed Robert Il. |
Deane, vineyardist living near Clio |
Wis. Deane was once managing editor |
of a Philadelphia daily paper The |