The Spanish Fork press. [volume] (Spanish Fork, Utah) 1902-current, 1908-01-30
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| FhS " DSSi Ni'Si, Mlnn., dpstN
| a block and half of the buslra
ton of the town, causing a /.
| 100000.
John Sharp Williams bs,
chosen senator from MississI,.
succeed ID. N. Money, whose ts0
pires March 4, 1911.
The navy department has dee.
send the gunboat Paducah, now J,
Orleans, to Haytien waters durh,
revolutionary troubles. N
The senate committee on NH,
affairs has agreed upon fays
report on Senator Warren's bn|
creasing the pay of the army,
At the annual meeting OF the \
Indemnity company at Hartford d
7, last week, the Heinze interests
voted out of the directorship.
A motion offered in the Kansas
nf representatives declaring w,
III. Taft the choice of Kansas for
dent was unanimously carried.
Four firemen were killed and A
injured, including Chief George
ton, by the falling of the wall
burning building in Baltimore.
Rev. John F. Kaestering, age
retired Lutheran clergyman,
murdered in Cheltenham, a subj
st. Louis, robbery being the moi
Commissioner Ballinger of the
eral land Office has asked con
for a special appropriation of );
for surveying homestead entries
in forest reservations.
Frank ]. Constantine. who
Mrs. Louise Gentry in Chicago al
tempted suicide later by throwing
self from a gallery of the prisC
dead from his injuries.
Former United States Senator
Peabody Wetmore was elected I
United States senate on the first
cast in both branches of the &c
assembly of Rhode Island.
Leslie M. Shaw has resigne,
presidency Of the Carnegie Trust
pany, which he assumed early
March on his retirement from
treasury portfolio at Washington
President w. l.. Bochemohle {
suspended Bank of Ellinwood of
wood, Kan, has been arrested, ch
with having sworn falsely in !
Of the banks condition last mon
The Labor party held a confe
at Hull, England, on January
which an amendment to the COZ
ton binding the party to Socl
was rejected by large majorit.
The prefect of st. Petersbur
suspended the Tovarish and the S
mia, two newspapers of wide CT
ton, on the ground that they wen
lowing a subversive course
preached revolution.
Governor Patterson of Ten
has commuted the death sentel
Lee Holder, aged 19, to life inn
ment. Holder, a year ago, mul
his father, B. G.. Holder, a pre-
of Cumberland Presbyterian chu
David S. Kresky and Williai
MCGOWAN, who pleaded guilty
tanning rebates in violation ol
United States laws last Dece
were fined $1,000 each by Judge
Mcpherson in the federal cou
Kansas City.
Clarence Darrow, of Chicago.
was operated on at Los Angelo
pital for mastoiditis. is improving
physicians in attendance regard
condition as favorable and beliey
the operation ultimately will pr
complete success.
The state census of Rhode ]
completed and presented to the
eral assembly last week, shows
crease in population of IL per
since 1908. The present populat
the state is 4S0,0s0, while fiye
ago it was 42S.556.
A bulletin just issued by the
state commerce commission, COZ
the months of July, August and
tember, 1907, shows that the NJ
OF casualties on railroads durinl
quarterly period were 23,063, incl
1889 killed and 21,724 injured.
60 The return to Italy of ennis
from the United States is gra,
stopping, while emigration to
country is being resumed. Ste
leaving Genoa and Naples befor
end of the month will take baC
America at least 5000 emigrant
Nils Nelson, night tender q
lighthouse on the New Haven
water, committed suicide by C
his throat. He had a reputation
hero. having saved number of
1t is thought that the lonely |
the lighthouse unbalanced his l
Charles A. Roberto, describin
self as president of the Italian
change bank, located in the !
quarter of Baltimore. says on
26. while in the Office of the ban
at night, three masked men en-
forced him to open the safe and
$4,000.
The Illinois Central Railroad
pany has entered suit against thC
of Herrin, Ills, for 100000, O
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