The Garland globe. [volume] (Garland, Utah) 1906-191?, 1908-01-11
NEW s SU NJ M A r Y

Edward Hanlon, ex-champion oars
man of the world, is dead at Toronto,
Ont, from pneumonia.
Curtis Guild, Jr., was inaugurated
on January for a third term as gov.
ernor of Massachusetts,.
A school building at Santa Monica,
Cal, was destroyed by fire, but the 400
pupils all escaped without injury.
Mrs A. Mosler, while smoking a
pipe in bed in Lincoln, Neb., set her
coverlet on fire and was burned to
death.
Transatlantic passenger traffic dur.
ing 1907 was increased by nearly
100000 passengers over the traffic
in 1906.
The bubonic plague in San Fran.
cisco has been almost entirely stamp
ed out, there being but three cases In
the city on January /.
Cracksmen blew the safe Of Miller
G. Sons bank at Tructon, N. Y, secur'
ing $4,000 in cash, and escaped with
stolen horse and buggy.
Altogether 1,125 men and 80 women
sought tho assistance of the London
anti.suicide bureau to save them from
self.destruction during the past twelve
months.
The district court has upheld the
Omaha blue laws" as being entirely
constitutional and in the future the
Sunday closing law will be enforced
strictly.
William p. Harris, a brakeman, was
shot by a holdup In Minneapolis, and
died later without having given any
coherent statement of what had &C.
Cured.
Thomas West, of San Francisco
was shot five times by Paul Mullen,
an ex-pugilist, as the result of quar-
rel over the Attell-Moran fight. West
may recover.
Work which was discontinued in
December for the purpose OF curtail
ing the output in the Maine wooden
mills, was resumed on January /, with
full force.
In his annual message, Governor
Warfield OF Maryland advocated an
amendment to the constitution which
would practically eliminate the ignor.
ant negro vote.
At the age Of LOT. Rhaun Tharp
died on January 4, at Nashville, Ohio.
Mrs. Tharp lived under every admins
tration except that of Washington. She
was born in Virginia
Adding the value OF cotton. meats,
dairy products, poultry, eggs, and all
other items raised by the agriculturist,
the years total attains the phenome-
nal value Of $7.400.000,OOO.
A total of 100000 spent in the
installation OF safety devices with a
view to lessening the possibility OF
accident Is the record Of the Union Pa
cific for the past twelve months.
A. J. Ballard engaged in a shotgun
duel with Allie and Boone Henry.
brothers, OF Yale, KY, mining town.
Ballard and Boone Henry were fatally
wounded. Further trouble is feared.
In a thirty minutes trial, the death
penalty was passed upon Robert Wes'
ton, a negro, at st. Francisville, La.
On December 81 he shot up passen.
ger train near Baton Rouge. killing
A. X. Wridert, student.
One of the most complete bomb fac.
tories ever discovered in Russia has
been unearthed at a farm house TWEEN.
| ty miles from Sebastopol. 1t consisted
of a complete apparatus for the man
ufacture of high explosives.
Two men stole chest containing
$2,S59 from a street car standing In
front of the Main street east car
barns in Rochester, N. Y, at 6:25
o'clock in the morning, and got safely
away with 1t in an automobile.
Announe ement is made by the pro-
vincial government that the Bell Tel
ephone system in Manitoba has been
purchased by the government. The
price paid was $3,300,O00. The gov
eminent will assume control on Janu'
airy 18th.
Mrs. Mollie Lisnen, aged 100 years
died at Pueblo, Colo, last week. She
served as nurse during the war be-
tween Denmark and Austria in 1867
and told many "reminiscences OF the
German rebellion OF 1S4S and the
French war of 1871.
After shooting and killing. his
mother-in-law, 70 years old, driving
his wife and children from home and
holding at bay a sherifr's posse which
surrounded his house. Edward Butter
field, a Sutton, VT, farmer, was found
dead in bed, having shot himself.
The monthly statement OF the gov,
ernments receipts and disbursements
shows that for the month OF Decem
Der, 1907, the receipts were $47.2S3,
1926, and the expenditures $55.9l2.S93
leaving deficit for the month OF S.,
$4,000.
The explosion of lamp in the home
OF Helmer Duwinski, at Collinsville
Ills, set fire to the house and three
children persisted In the flames. The
children were In bed when the ex
ploding lamp scattered coal oil all
| over the room ana saturated the he'd