The Spanish Fork press. [volume] (Spanish Fork, Utah) 1902-current, 1906-05-24
~ NEWS SUMMARY -

to be ready TO rise.
The losses in California OF the Lon
don and Lancashire Insurance com.
pany are estimated at s5.000,000.
AS the result of a riot among labor
ers at Bristol, Tenn. one man was
killed and two seriously injured.
A detachment of Turks on Saturday
annihiated band of twelve Bull
garians at Lisolsi. near Monastir!
Madrid is rapidly putting on gala
attire in anticipation of the marriage
of King Alfonso to Princess Ena of
Battenberg May 81.
Five miners were torn to pieces and
twelve badly burned by the accidental
explosion of box of dynamite In a
colliery at Shenandoah, Pa.
The Oakland stock and bond ex.
change has been organized, with 100
| charter members. Forty San Fran
cisco brokers joined the exchange.
The house committee on insular at
fairs has authorized favorable re-
port on bill extending United States
citizenship to the inhabitants Of Porto
Rico.
| M. Christianson, an aide to the chief
OF police of Warsaw, was killed by
the explosion of bomb which was
thrown at him. Five passers-by were
wounded.
The late Carl Schurz was elected to
the United States senate from Mis-
souri, in 1869, being the first German
born citizen to become a member Of
the senate.
The state department has been ad-
vised that the wireless telegraph con-
ference which was to have been held
at Berlin June 90 next has been post
poned to October 3.
The Standard Oil company has de-
clared a quarterly dividend OF 80
share. This compares with SIS div
idend in the last previous quarter and
one of SO year ago.
The Pennsylvania insurance COM
panies, nine in all, have submitted
statements of their conditions, and
showing an aggregate loss in San
Francisco of $7,460,250.
The leader of the robbers who were
arrested for holding up Canadian Pa
cific train near Kamloops, B. c., has
been positively identified as Bill
Miner, notorious outlaw
Information has been received from
Santa Rosa, Cal, to the effect that
the school of the Ursuline Sisters was
neither destroyed nor materially in.
jured in the recent earthquake.
During a ball game at Saginaw,
, Mich, Carl Steuber, aged 1S, dropped
dead of heart disease as he reached
first base after driving a liner into
the left field in the second inning.
Fifteen men were injured, two OF
them fatally, by the bursting OF
ladle holding fifty tons of molten
| UlGLdl III TIC tonFtstiho ihiiA Va eAS
, Illinois Steel works at South Chicago
M. Jakovleff, who was the candidate
of the Constitutional Democrats for
member of the lower house of the
,, Russian parliament, was shot by two
unknown men, and died in the hos
pital at Balku.
> While canoeing on Union lake Sum
9 day Theadore' p. Clark, manager OF
the Millville, N. j., Manufacturing
, company's department store, and hia
, 1O-year-old nephew, Richard r. Lewis
| were drowned.
\ Arthur Moose, night Waterman al
3 Crawford, Neb., was killed by negro
soldier from Fort Robinson. James
Moose, the watchman's brother, killed
4 the soldier and friend of the latter
0 struck James Moose and broke his
; arm.
Manufacturers of window glass in
Indiana have decided to close their
/, plants from May 20 to June 10 on &C
4" count of the high price of fuel anc
scarcity of skilled labor. Other states
have been asked to take similar &C
. tons.
The first chamber of the Swedish
parliament rejected the governments
electoral reform bill by vote OF 12t
to IS and adopted by vote of 11S t.
a 26 a scheme of universal suffrage will
t proportional representation in botf
le chambers.
- A sensation was created at Maderc
ID CAL, when the surgeon who held al
r autopsy on the body of David Lichly
10 a former Southern Pacific track walk
N err, discovered that the heart was oil
the right side. The organ was in a.