The Spanish Fork press. [volume] (Spanish Fork, Utah) 1902-current, 1908-10-22
NEW S SUM MARY


Of Wisconsin. Minnesota and Mlchi-
gan.
AS the result of riot among min
ers and outside men at Fairmont, w.
Va, three persons are dead and ten
others were seriously injured.
The twelfth annual convention OF
the National Grain Dealers associa-
ton assembled in st. Louis on the
18th, about 1000 delegates being In
attendance.
An earthquake shock lasting forty
seconds was felt at Mexico City on
the 18th. Clocks were stopped, but
the intensity of the shock was in
sufficient to cause any damage.
In a fight near Santo, Texos, be-
tween a posse of officers and num-
Der Of men accused of robbing several
stores at Gordon, Texas, one of the
band was killed and another wounded
Mr.. and Mrs. John Coleman were
found dead in bed at Grafton, N. D..
being asphixiated by coal gas. Both
were 20 years old, ]. Coleman. an
attorney of Everett, Wash, is their
only child.
The possibility of an Austrian naval
demonstration in Turkish waters in
case the official protest against the
boycott of Austrian goods In Turkey
in Vienna.
President Roosevelt has advised
the house OF representatives of Aus
tralia that he will be unable to visit
the commonwealth on his return
journey from Africa. in response to
Australia's invitation.
Two coal miners. penniless and un-
able to find work, are believed to have
entered into suicide pact and DELHI
erately thrown themselves In front of
T. Baltimore and Ohio engine north
Of Moundsville. W. Va.
1t Is announced that James s. Ken.
nedy, the New York banker, has
given $1,0OO,000 to the Presbyterian
hospital of New York. of which he Is
president The money is to be used
in construction of buildings.
A London dispatch says all the men
of the home fleet absent from their
ships on liberty have been suddenly
recalled. Inasmuch as the reason for
this has not yet been asserted, the
order has caused considerable excite
ment.
The Pacific cruiser fleet on leaving
Honolulu, returning TO the Pacific
coast, will sail directly to Magdalens
bay, cruising thence to Panama, the
Galapagos islands, Callao, Coquimbd
and Talaquinane, visiting these ports
In the order named
Harley Bright, aged "a, son CT
prominent business man of Shenan.
doah. Iowa, is dead, and Miss Esther
Cook, aged Is, his sweetheart. Is ia
tally wounded as the result Of what
is believed to have been murder
and suicide by Bright
Albert w. Grayson, the Socialist
member Of the British house of COM
mons. who created scene by de-
iouncing the members for not sue
coring the starving thousands on the
streets of London. was suspended for
the rest of the session.
That she was sold for 500 and
forced by her father to marry man
she did not love was the statement
made by Alice Juda Madelin. who shot
snd killed Tony Madelin, to whom
she was married four months ago, at
New Brunswick, N. Y.
One child was killed and another
seriously hurt and a whole neighbor-
hood was thrown into tumult as
result of an explosion in paint shop
In New York City. The shop was
destroyed and the windows in many
surrounding buildings were shattered.
Captain Monroe and five Of the
crew OF the British schooner Siroc-
co, who were supposed to have been
lost when their vessel was wrecked
off the Florida coast on October /.
were landed at Boston one day last
week by the fruit steamer Horatius.
Mrs. Mary M. Emery Of Cincinnati,
widow of the late Thomas ]. Emery,
q millionaire capitalist, has given to
the Ohio Mechanics Institute 100000
TO be used in erecting a building to
be known as the Emery auditorium,
and to be devoted to the cause Of
music.
Following the closing of the Brad
ford (Arkansas) State bank and the
issuance of warrant against Cash.
Ter w. j. brennan, who was alleged
TO be $4,000 short in his accounts,
Drennan's dead body was found at his
home. He had killed himself with a
shotgun.
The strike of the university stu,
dents of Russia as a protest against
the alleged unwarranted restrictions
placed upon them by the new minister
of education, has resulted in conflicts
between the strikers and the body of
students who desired to continue
their studies.
w. j. Jackson, a negro, was discov-
cred while attempting to remove a
bale of cotton, the property of