The Citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1903-1912, 1906-08-11
NEWS SUNNI AIRY

| Russell sage declares lndt ne WIN wi"
test the will Of the deceased million
aire.
The Spanish steamer Cabo Trafalga
has been burned at sea. Her crew
was rescued by the British steamer
Universal
Four men were killed at Sand Lick.
KY, in fight between the Martin ana
Hall factions. The Martin faction II
said to number sixty men.
II Is announced that Emperor VIII
liam after cruise in the Mediterra'
mean will land at Alicante, Spain, IN
September and visit King Alfonso.
The monthly statement OF the direc-
tor Of the mint shows that during July
the coinage executed at the mints OF
the United states amounted to $6,3oS.-
1874.
Striking uammers attacked the min
ing force at Rockland. Mimi, and In
the fight which followed one man was
killed. one fatally injured and several
wounded.
Two workmen were killed and over
twenty others were injured by the ex.
plosion of boiler at the plant OF tho
vincennes Paper Mill company at Vim
cennes, Ind.
Four men were killed and fifth man
is missing as result OF an explosion
of gun cotton in the works OF the Coop
err Chemical company on the outskirts
OF Newark, N. J.
Mark Collins, aged %, was drowned
while bathing in Eel river, near Eure-
ka, Cal. with two companions. one OF
whom nearly met the same fato In an
attempt to rescue Collins.
The United States government has
paid Germany the award OF $4,000 In
the Samoan case. Great Britain paid
her damages in the spring. and the
matter is therefore settled.
An investigation Of alleged irregu
iarities in the Philippine islands Is now
being conducted by order OF Maj. Gen.
Wood, the inquiry being in chargn1
Colonel Wood, inspector general.
DR.. Bothman Jackson was shot and
killed at Atlamont, Mo-. by J. M.
Woodwork, a hotel keeper. In dis
pute over the management OF the ho-
tel, which was owned by jackson. +
Harry Mitchell. aged 70, an /old
soldier and one Of Buffalo bile scouts
when fighting for the government. was
found dead in bed at his home. near
Berr1en Center. Mich. OF old age.
On account of the frequent robberies
Of mail cars the governor-general OF
Warsaw has ordered that all such cars
shall hereafter be guarded by twelve
soldiers. Strangers are not allowed 70
enter them.
In accordance with an order issued
by the Emperor Of Russia, the Ameri'
can syndicate, represented by Baron
Dem Lobel. Is authorized TO begin
work on the Trans.siberian. Alaskan
railroad project.
A meeting in the tabernacle at Zion
City, Ills. unanimously nominated
Wilbur Glen voliva for general over
seer OF the church for election in Sep
TENDER In accordance with the recent
order of Judge Lands.
BY the explosion OF a locomotive on
the Santa Fe at Mansfield. Kansas, En-
Rineer Il. e. Holmes and an unknown
boy were killed and Fireman II. w.
Quinlan seriously injured, The latter
will lose his eyesight
Mrs. Ferdinand Reese. tho oldes,
woman In Indiana. and perhaps In the
United States, died at Ia Porte, Ind,
on the 30th. According to documents
in her possession she was born In Vol
gravitz. Poland, in 1894.
As the climax 10 a series OF verbal
eoounters. in which Mrs. Kate Ross, a
lawyer, and Miss Minnie Jacobs, a pro
baton officer. have taken part the wo
men engaged IN free fight In the
county jail In Chicago.
Prof. A. II. Thompson OF the United
States geological survey died in Wash
ington on the LIST, aged g. He was AS
ISOLATED with Major Howell, his broth
sr-in-law. in the exploration Of the
Grand Canyon OF the Colorado.
James b. Poslewait. employed in the
clerical department OF the Michigan
Central company in Detroit. Mich, died
on the End, after having tasted forty
nine days for the beneft OF his health
Exhaustion - given as the cause OF
his death.
M. Burago. the leading oficial OF the
sochitchew district, and a policeman
who was escorting him. were shot dead
by revolutionists near Warsaw, In 70
venge for the part they had taken In
the repression Of the sgrarian strike
movement.
The lighting organization Of the