The Spanish Fork press. [volume] (Spanish Fork, Utah) 1902-current, 1908-07-09
NEWS sUMMARs

lis. III Ainn.,
American military force.
in service for the enforceo' a'e
neutrality laws along ,hn nl
border. '"e Ner.l
A severe wind and e,oo,.
followed by a cloudburst% % az ssp
cradle damage to railrossu' va coal
Paso, Texas. uS nes
A receiver has been .,
the Norfolk G Southern r.,, pv,u'sd
petition of the Trust comuad rOad
America joined by the rallras,' lpss'
Returns show that Pats.
defeated 'Carmack for the smn sOa
ial nomination of Tepnesssau sauen'is
majority ranging between vo,I y
10000. 'VOo d
Bishop Henry C. Potter :,
York is regarded by his DSr,. %
as being in critical state ra's',| :, y 4
The bishop has been IN sa ., uea
time with stomach and liver t,oss| ~
Mrs. Frances Cleveland ,.,' sV'
former President Cleyel.ns ,''
Princeton last week for her
home at Tamworth, N. H., vhs,a sas| n
Will remain with her cbi,dr.s
September. ~
A cloudburst at Wellington >
resulted in five deaths by drova'. ~
Five inches of rain fell whit. N'
hour, and five feet of wafer A.
through town, taking honso.o aos1
their foundations. '' li'1
1t is officially admitted in r..
that bubonic plague is en,a.s1
there. Rumors are current thor !
the presence of a pernicious fev..
Puerto Cabello. This Hines e IL I
posed to be yellow fever "
Three small children ot N, !.
Mrs. Adam Claus were burned !.
death at Windsor, Cal, in u
which destroyed the house occurI.
by the family. The parents ys'
absent when the fire started Ny
The cholera has again spread ~.
Pangasian province, P. l.. tn n
province Of Nueva Ecija tbrouph !
cent festivals. Only one town i \
fected, and the authorities are !,
deavoring to confine the dlss,'
here.
In order to test the right Of n
L.. e. Cofer, who is in charge Of +,
United States marine hospital .,
vice at Honolulu, to act as preside,
of the territorial board of health /
is probable that suit will n
brought.
Matthew Ford. town marshal Of 0,
horne, Mo-, killed robber in ..
change of shots about O'Clock /
The morning. Ford found two md
In a hardware store All Osborne an,
In the fight that followed killed ON
Of the men.
The body of woman about \
years old, the hands and feet ts
with ropes, was found in a room o
the third floor Of rooming house
Chicago. Finger marks on the throl
indicated that the woman had bee
choked to death.
Booth Co., one of the largest col
Germs dealing in fish and oysters
the west, pleaded guilty at ChCag
last week to having accepted rebate
from railroad companies. An inda
ment against the company was n
turned a year ago.
Twenty-Five members OF the Manll
and Fiber Paper Manufactures a
sociation, who were fined $1,000 re
Gently for operating combine In =
straint of trade, paid their fines I
the United States circuit court U
New York City last week.
A mysterious explosion, FOLLOWED
by fire, which occurred at an cam
hour at Diamond and Chenery streel'
San Francisco, caused the death .
four persons. seriously injured lou
others, and completely DESTROYED u'
buildings, causing a loss of sSoVw
The first revolutionary outbreak
the republic of Mexico beyond "
forders of Coahuila occurred June y
at 4 o'clock, when the garrison az n
Tomas, Chihuahua, seventy nl''
west of that city, was attacked "
band of fifty men, who were repus''
Albert Brown, a negro % years
age, who was convicted severn
ago of killing his youHsa
brother, Harvey, in a quarrel o's'
girl, was hanged in the jail yala = !
on June 20. Presu'. !.
had refused to stay Inc .
ecution.
Albert Gallaher, for many year,
the secret service of the un'N
States and one of those detalleu
the personal bodyguard OF lne ~
President Mckinley at the tms s,r
his assassination, died in Vni.ss' ~
last week. 1t was Gallaher wno w.
ed Czolgosz. A..
The Venezuela court oil cessa.s, -,
has confirmed the decision oi - :.
civil courts of first instane, w. ~
iemning the New York ana p''a A.,
jez Asphalt company to pay 81, -
of S5,000,000 to the Venezueian u,
ernment. No appeal from 'ni' ;"
Judgment is possible.