The Garland globe. [volume] (Garland, Utah) 1906-191?, 1906-11-10
NEWS SUMMARY

of the famous Shereef Rouazzaoui,
who has been preaching holy war in
the Casa Blanca district.
II is reported In London that Japan
has decided to begin the construction
OF battleship exceeding the displace
ment of the Dreadnaught by 1000 tons
The beautiful stone church of the
First Unitarian society of Brookline
Mass, together with its new chapel
and annex, has been destroyed by fire
The wages OF all employees Of the
Pennsylvania railroad system on lines
east and west of Pittsburg are to be
Increased. Nearly 100000 men will be
affected.
julie Keen, 40 years Of age, famous
minstrel, who has been treasurer of
the Buffalo Bill wild west show dur
Ing its career of 20 years is dead In
New York City.
The Palajanes In Samar attacked
boats carrying supplies on the Surago
piver, killing three scouts and wound
ing one. Five Pulajanes were killed
The supplies were saved.
Two workmen were killed and Eve
others injured by the collapse Of
derrick at building being erected by
John Wanamaker to replace his pre-.
sent department store in Philadelphia.
Alex Walker, the Brownsville negro
on trial at Atlanta, Ga, for the murder
Of County Policeman J. L. Heard, was
found guilty, with a recommendation
of mercy, and was sentenced to life
Imprisonment.
The barkentine Milton, $50 tons bur.
den. twenty.four days overdue from
Havana to Mobile, has been given up
for lost in Liverpool. where she is
owned. Captain Manthorn command.
ed the vessel.
William Schultz, Herman Thristo.
phol and Otto Breitzman, all married
and having families, were drowned
near Milford, Wis, by the capsizing of
their boat in Bark river while drag
ging for carp.
Four men were killed and two ser.
tously injured in an accident at mine
No. /, at Santoye, Ohio, the men be
ing crushed in a mine cage and their
bodies hurled to the bottom of the
shaft, $50 feet below.
Taken home only a week ago from
an insane asylum, Robert Dowd,
years old, set fire to his eleven-months.
old brother, while he was asleep in a
baby carriage at their home In New.
ark, N. j. The babe will die.
The will of William Scully, other.
wise known as Lord" Scully, said to
be the largest owner Of real estate In
America, was filed at Washington last
week for probate. All his lands are
devised absolutely to his wife.
The Philadelphia & Reading Railway
company has announced an increase
Of wages of 10 per cent to all EN-
ployes whose salaries are less than
5000 per month. The increase, 1t is
said will affect $4,000 employees.
News has been received at Zunguru
Nigeria, that "A French camel patrol
consisting of one officer and SO men
were surprised and annihilated by q
Senouss force. at the end of August
600 miles northeast of Lake Tchad.
Nat Hartnell, who shot Katie Houri
han on her mothers farm near Nipo
mo. Cal, was surrounded near Santa
Maria and in a fight which ensued
Hartnell was shot and killed. Hart
nell Is believed to have been insane
Two passengers, two trainmen and a
railway mail clerk were seriously In
jured In the wrecking of Denver &
Rio Grande passenger train at Ser
yilleta, N NJ. Three cars left the
track and plunged down an embank
ment.
Augustus Lambe, a striking chauffer,
81 years old, was shot through the
neck and dangerously wounded In New
York City. when street car in which
four strike breakers and an equal mum
DER Of private detectives were riding
was mobbed.
At Russell |. T., two armed men
called II. G. McGee, farmer out OF
bed at his home and forced him to
divulge the hiding place of $4,000 In
gold The robbers placed the
money in bags and escaped to the hills,
leaving no clew.
In a fit of dependency, with her
husbands love letter torn TO bits and
scattered around her, Hazel Cooper, a
chorus girl in the Earl and the Girp
company drank carbolic acid in her
apartments in New York City and died
a few hours later
Cheered by fully hundred per.
sons, Miss Frances Kern, stenog.