The Garland globe. [volume] (Garland, Utah) 1906-191?, 1907-10-19
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Mail advices from Batavia report
| the ambuscade and massacre OF two
companies of Dutch troops by natives
! in the Celebes.
| L. c. Smith, a night Waterman and
| pioneer of Fresno. Cal, was shot and
| killed by burglar as the officer was
attempting to capture him.
| There have been ca cases Of bubonic
plague in San Francisco, there have
been 81 deaths and recoveries, and
20 are now under treatment.
On account of the illness of the EN-.
peror of Austria the king and queen
of Spain have postponed indefinitely
| their projected visit to Vienna.
Three trainmen we're killed and much
property damaged by the explosion of
| an engine of the Central of Georgia,
which was standing near the station
of Reynolds, Ga.
Four young men, all residents Of
Perth Amboy, N j., were drowned in
| Baritan bay as the result of their boat
catching on fire, the boat being over.
turned in an effort to subdue the
flames.
Jose Gutierrez, aged III, died last
week at Ysleta. few miles below Ell
Paso, Texas. He drank whisky until
he was 20, when he found it was not
good for a man." and quit. Gutierrez
was never married.
Roy Reed, of Portland, shot and
killed his wife, sylvia Reed, in the of.
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Mont, and before any one could inter.
fere turned the gun ON himself and
blew his brains out.
II. ID. Reynolds, owner of the Rey.
nolds bank at Valdez, Alaska, which
closed last week, says the bank will
be able to pay all claims. He says
the liabilities are $4,000 and the as.
sets, principally Valdez realty, $4,000
An order directing Joseph ID. Lee, a
lawyer, to produce the alleged mar
riage certificate and letter in which
his client, Mae Wood alleges Senator
Thomas c. Plat admits his marriage
to her, has been made by the trial
Judge.
John Mitchell, president Of the
United Mine Workers, entered the
hospital at LaSalle, ILL.,, on October L.
and It Is understood that he will sub.
nit to an operation for appendicitis
when his condition becomes more ia
vorable.
The housing committee of the relief
| corporation of San Francisco has filed
a report showing that permanent and
| substantial homes have been built fol
| 1882 refugee families, at a cost OF
| s5l2,G67, during the past eleven
months.
| Elkan Cohn, once prominent
banker and wealthy business man, was
found on the streets of Oakland, Cal,
! last week. in utter poverty and in q
| dying condition. In the past eighteen
months Cohn has been robbed of $780,.
900 by swindlers.
Joseph Wood, aged 16 years, who
was arrested on suspicion in connec-
ton with the murder of 9-year-old
Ethel Nevins, whose body was found
| in thicket not far from her home in
| East Camden, ~ j., admits having
murdered the child.
Plans that will convert Valparaiso,
Chile, into one of the worlds largest
and best ports have been accepted by
a committee appointed by the presi-
| dent for the purpose French engi-
neers submitted their proposal The
work will take nine years.
Twenty carloads of mustard seed,
valued at $4,000, will be shipped from
! Lompoc, Cal, to eastern points In
each car there will be 800 sacks, each
weighing eighty pounds. The shipment
includes both yellow and red varieties
OF seed, and Is the largest on record.
The body of Frank Meakin, son of
| the English millionaire chinamaker,
James Meakin is being held under pc.
lice orders in the medical department
of st. Louis university, pending com
| munication with kinsmen of the dead
man in England. Meakin died July
IA from injuries received by fall
from a window
Peter Murray of Buena Vista, Colo,
at the age of 81, has gone to college.
He is a student at Jefferson academy,
| Washington, ID. c., and the teachers
say he is one of their most diligent
pupils. In his youth Murray had to
work for a living and sacrifice his
schooling.
Hundreds of lives were endangered
thousands of persons were thrown
into panic, 1875 electric cars used on
several crosstown lines were de.
stroyed, and property loss to the eX.
tent of 100000 was caused by fire
in the Fourteenth street car barns in
New York City on Oct. 8.
The barge Saxon, lumber'laden, from
Georgetown, S. c., to New York
stranded thirty miles north of Cape
Hatteras at midnight October IL. The
captain and two men of the barge
were drowned. One man, Fred Lunt
managed to reach the shore and was
picked up by life savers.
Abraham Ruef appeared In Judge
DUNES court on October 9th at the
time fixed for his sentence on the