The Garland globe. [volume] (Garland, Utah) 1906-191?, 1908-02-22

NEWS SUN MARY

cars are idle.
A bill introduced in the British
house OF commons prohibits smoking
under the age Of 16.
The Standard Oil company last
week announced an advance OF s cents
in three grades of oil.
A loss approaching s250,000 was
caused by the storm which swept
across central Georgia last week.
1t Is announced that there is a pros
pect of Raisuli, the Moroccan bandit.
appearing on the variety stage In Lon
don.
A document bearing the signature
of George Washington has been found
in the Essex county, New Jersey.
courthouse.
Seven persons were burned TO death
by fire, which destroyed the home OF
Lawrence Haacke. a carpenter, near
New Liszard, Ont.
Mrs. Martha Anderson was found
dead at Janesville. Wis, with ner
throat cut from cart to ear. The dis
trict attorney is investigating her
death.
Newton Edmunds, former governor
OF Dakota territory and president of
the Yankton National bank, died at
Yankton, on the 18th, OF paralysis.
aged So years
King Manuel formally took up court
| life on the 18th, when he received
Occupations from several Lisbon asso-
Citations and correspondents. who as
sured him of their sympathy and sup
port.
David Kolich. aged 81, who has Just
returned home after an extended ser
vice in the United States navy. acci-
dentally shot and probably fatally
wounded his mother, Mrs. Olive Kol-
ich, in, st. Louis.
The corporation commission of Ok
lahoma has ordered the Santa Fe
railroad to appear before them and
explain why they ordered their recent
retrenchment in train service. cutting
of four trains on the main line.
II is said on what Is believed to be
good authority that w. b. Ridgley, the
comptroller OF the currency, has de-
cided to accept the presidency of the
suspended National Bank OF Commerce
OF Kansas City, when It is reorgan.
lied.
One hundred and seventy Japanese
are being detained in quarantine at
Victoria, b. c.. failing to pass the edu-
cational test In the Natal act. They
| Iral,, 20. ha Md A q
happen, the case will be- taken to the
courts.
Nearly fifty women suffragists, who
made raid on the house Of commons,
were arraigned In police court and
sentenced to pay fine or one months
Imprisonment All but two Of the wo
men preferred to go to jail rather
than pay the fine.
John Grant, an unemployed printer
jumped from the Brooklyn bridge and
although he landed among floating ice
in the river, 200 feet below. escaped
with only minor hurts. He is now
at a hospital under arrest on q charge
OF attempting suicide.
John w. Bookwalter, the millionaire
and the former Democratic candidate
for governor of Ohio, last week cablec
$4,000 to Mayor Burnett, OF Springfield
from Nice, Italy. The money is to be
used for the poor people OF that city
who are out Of work.
Five persons were killed by the ex
plosion of mixer in the starch fac
tory OF c. s. Tanner, at Providence
r. I. Three other persons were In
jured. Their condition is not regarded
as serious. The building was badl,
wrecked by the explosion.
Tom Longboat, the Indian long-dist
ance runner, who is to represent Cana
da at the Olympic games in Londol
next summer, won the ten-mile rela.
race at the Park Square coliseum
Boston, defeating three men. His tim
was so minutes 81 3-5 seconds.
George Washington, a negro
charged with a brutal assault on hi
, wife, was taken from the jail at Ellis
worth, Kan, by mob Of one hundre
/, masked men and threatened wit
! hanging. He was released after
!. horse-whipping was administered
" him.
a 1t is stated that losses on some cas-
. ern transfers now being booked al
Il severe. Prices for about all kinds c
wool are considerably lower than las
!, fall, and on some kinds the shrlnl
, age in values is pronounced. Strict
clothing territory woods suffer th
most.
In the criminal division of the CT
y cult court in ST. Louis, Judge Muenc
n sentenced Chauffeur Jesse Watson I
IS one year in jail and imposed a fine {
$1,000 in addition for the killing {
rs little Christine Musick, who wa
IT struck by Watson's automobile Las
% October.
n. Preliminary orders have been
70 sued to carry out the plan for a TO