The Garland globe. [volume] (Garland, Utah) 1906-191?, 1908-05-30
NEWS SUMMARY

make Jour OF the WORTH ON IOOl, mas
reached st. Louis.
Rear Admiral Joseph Hilbert, the
French commander in Moroccan
waters, has been promoted to the
grade OF vice admiral
President Roosevelt has signed the
bill providing for the participation OF
this country in the exposition to be
held in Toxic in 1912
A tornado which came down the
valley near Abba, Iowa, destroyed all
the buildings in its pathway, ]. M.
Taylor, aged rs, being killed.
Headquarters for the presidential
candidacy of Governor Hughes Of
New York have been established in
Chicago by the National Hughes
league.
A cloudburst near Wichita Falls,
Texas, washed away railroad tracks
and damaged farm property. Four
persons are reported to have been
drowned.
Night riders destroyed the tobacco
sheds of Walter Hook, six miles from
Ripley, Ohio. Hook fired at the men
and in return they riddled his house
with bullets.
The police of Chicago are search.
ing for two boys, Ralph McCabe, aged
7, and Chester Mccormick, years
old, who are believed to have been
kidnapped by gypsies.
Over 10000 deaths have resulted
from the severe famine prevailing In
the Usoga province Of Uganda, Brit
ish East Africa. The government Is
feeding $4,000 of the natives.
After September It will be a fell
ony to conduct bucketshop In the
state of New York, Governor Hughes
having signed Senator Cassidy's bill
amending the penal code to that eff
feet.
Professor Leslie A. Lee OF Bow
dom college, noted especially for his
research expeditions in Labrador and
South America, is dead at Portland,
following an operation, at the age
OF 56.
There is a possibility that Evelyn
Nesbitt Thaw may abandon the pro-
'ceedings for the annulment Of her
marriage to Harry Kendall Thaw. ac'
cording to statement made by her
attorney.
Twenty.four battleships will be re.
viewed by President Roosevelt In
Hampton Roads, February ~ next,
the date of the return Of the Atlantic
battleship feet from its cruise around
the world.
Four deaths resulted from the
wreck OF the Oregon express on the
Southern Pacific railroad near Pinole,
Cal, the wreck being caused by the
front truck OF the baggage car jump
Ing from the track.
Eduardo de Eranzo, coffee plant
er from Venezuela, met death In
New York City as the result OF a
drug clerk putting the wrong drug
in a prescription which the Venezuc.
Ian had him prepare.
Mrs. Bessie De Eason shot and
killed her husband at their home on
farm near Memphis, Tenn. She
claims that her husband was intoxi-
Gated and started shooting at her,
when she fired In self-defense.
Monroe NJ. Harkell, a newspaper
man from Oklahoma, was shot and
killed at El Paso, Texas, by j. F..
Mitchim. proprietor. Of the FL Paso
Evening News, who claimed that Har-
kell had threatened to take his life.
The International Brotherhood OF
Locomotive Engineers have decided
to include the countries Of South
America and Panama In the Brother.
hood, and a canvass of these coun.
tries for membership will begin at
once.
Mrs. Ann Darhinger OF Sharon, Pa.
who pleaded guilty to killing her hus'
band, has been sentenced to serve
eight years in the penitentiary. The
woman is alleged to have shot her
husband to obtain $4,000 lite insur-
ance.
As the result OF the breaking Of a
dam near Ashland, Wis, caused by
the heavy rains, hundreds OF resi-
dents were driven from their homes
and many head OF stock were
drowned, while three bridges were
swept away.
After more than four months con-
sumed in the taking OF evidence,
counsel began last week their argu'
ments In the supreme court In the
government suit to compel the disso'
luton OF the American Tobacco COM
pany on allegations that the company
Is a monopoly.
The adjustment Of the sweat shop
conditions which exist in France Is
the object of serious experiment
being essayed in Paris In the form OF
the establishment of a workshop
apartment building in which work
men may perform their daily labors
and have their residence.
A scene was created in the lower
house of the Oklahoma legislature