The Garland globe. [volume] (Garland, Utah) 1906-191?, 1906-03-03
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st. Natures college at BourbOunais,
ILL.,, was destroyed by fire at night.
None were injured.
The health department at Havana
announces that no cases Of yellow
fever exist in Cuba.
The Calumet 4 Hecla Mining COM
pany directors have declared divi-
dend Of SIS per share.
King Edward opened the second
parliament of his reign Monday after
noon with the customary ceremonies.
The Japanese government has de-
tlared March 10 as the date to be cell
ebrated as the anniversary of the war.
A modified form of quarantine goes
into effect against Havana and all
Cuban and other tropical ports on
March 1, at Mobile.
PRECEDENT Palmo of Cuba says that
| he intends to recommend to congress
an increase of the present force Of
5000 rural guards to 5000.
The gold standard was adopted at
the Algeciras conference. France
does not indicate any further policy
regarding the Moroccan question.
The American steamer David has
been wrecked on San Andrews island,
off the Nicaraguan coast. The crew
was saved. but the cargo was lost.
= The senate has ratified the treaty
with South America relating to quar.
similar to that with European coun.
tries.
The war department has received q
cablegram from San Domingo, saying
that Harmon Caceres has announced
that he will serve the unexpired pres
idential term.
Three men lost their lives fighting
fire in the shaft of the Old Dominion
mine at Globe, Ariz., Tuesday. Twelve
boxes of powder in the tenth leve
burned without exploding.
|
The united mine workers of Illinoi!
have unanimously Endorsed the actor
of the national convention at Indian
apolis In demanding an increase o
12k per cent over the present scale
The strained Franco-German stu
alton appears to have increased some
what, owing to the disheartened ton,
OF the press, which, however, careful
ly avoids stimulating the war fever
The SENATE has passed the bill au
thorizing the purchase of coal land
in the island of Batan, Philippine Is
lands; also the bill amending the Phil
ippine tariff act on textile fabrics OIL
shoes.
Father F. E. Leary, national chap
lain of the G.. A. r., who is i'll at hi
home In Chapman, Mass, with pneu
monia, is reported slowly sinking. Hi
physicians held out no hope Of re
covery.
Returning to her fiat to get he
money Mrs. John Hanlcy met he
daeth in Chicago in a burning apart
ment house. Mrs. Hanley had gon
from the building with her son at tn
first alarm.
The correspondent Of the Londo
Daily Telegraph at Toxic says tina
fire in the town of Tara, sixty mile
southeast Of Fukushima, destroye
600 houses and caused the death {
thirty-seven persons.
In the British house OF common
the statement was made that tn
transfer Of Port Arthur from Russi
to Japan does not affect the statu
of Wei Wei, which was leased
Great Britain by China.
Prince Pignatelli Strongeli. age
10, son of a lady-in-waiting to Quee
Helena, committed suicide at Maple
by shooting. He was to have bee
married in a few hours to a daughte
of the Duke of Corigliano.
]. Milton Turner of st. Louis, TO
merly American minister to Liberii
Is endeavoring' to enlist the interes
Of Isthmian canal officials in the en-
ployment of negro labor from III
United States in building the canal
The bandits who kidnapped Colon,
Robert Mannigan, the Deming, N. NJ
ranchman, from a stage near Silvt
City, N, NJ, are alleged to have collec
ed $4,000 ransom money to date, 81 .0(
from the Colonel and $1,000 from m
\ son, yet them still hold him.
1t is understood that the union m
ners will demand a 1914 cent increas
In wages in the Pittsburg distric
Mitchell, when pressed abo"t h
meaning when he said there woul
Je no strike, said that It applied
the bituminous coal situation.
Efforts have been started at Seattl
Wash, to secure shipload of whei
for JaDanesa famine sufferers tn