The Garland globe. [volume] (Garland, Utah) 1906-191?, 1909-07-31
NE w s SU M Nj A r Y

by fire, causing a loss of 100000.
A strike in every city and town In
Oklahoma in support of the eight-hour
law, involving 10000 laborers, is pre-
dicted.
Twenty workmen were killed and
a large number injured at st. Peters
burg by the collapse of building in
course of construction.
The prosecutors OF Harry Thaw are
criticised and insanity experts scored
In twenty-page booklet, which Mrs.
Mary Copley Thaw, mother of Thaw,
issued last week.
Seven men are dead and one man
Of dynamite at Walls, N. j., where
branch line of the Susquehanna rail.
road is under construction.
The Russian admiralty has decided
not to send any warehips either to
the Hudson. Fulton celebration in
New York or the portola festival OF
San Francisco in the autumn.
Secretary Meyer has ruled that the
spreadeagle figureheads which are to
be removed from warships of the navy
may be loaned to the states or cities
for which vessels are named.
BY the recklessness of a chauffeur,
who attempted to cross the railroad
in front of passenger train at San
Diego, Cal, seven people, occupants
of the automobile, were seriously In
jured.
Louis Brown, 8 years old, while
playing ball at Pittsburg, tried to
catch a fly batted into left field. The
lad stepped off steep embankment
into the Allegheny river and was
drowned.
A dispatch to the London Times
from Teheran, reviewing the situa.
ton, says both Great Britain and
Russia will be thankful to withdraw
and let the Persians work out their
own salvation.
Miss Eliza Warren, well-known
actress and head of local school of
elocution and acting, probably was ia.
tally stabbed at Cleveland, O., by her
sister, Mrs. Mary Sutton, who was
temporarily demented.
Without firing shot, mob took
Albert Lawson, the negro who shot
Sheriff r. M. Compton, at Paris.
Tenn, from the Paris jail and hanged
him to tree. Thirty minutes later
the body was cut down.
Jose e. Tiperina was killed, Cayet-
hoI Cd txxyc
other Mexicans were shot near Meal.
len, Texas, by Deputy Sherin A. L.
Mayfield. The deputy was trying to
| arrest the men for gambling.
Emphatic denial OF the report from
Mexico City that the United States
contemplates establishing protector.
| ate over Honduras is made by state
department officials. Statements of
that character, they saiu, were merely
idle vaporings."
| Capt. Peter c. Hams, Jr., improv-
| ing the time he was sentenced TO
serve in Sing Sing for killing William
e. Annis, has invented an appliance
that Is said to have increased the eff
tcIency OF STRENGTHENING machine
used in New York.
"The Ella Gingles case, is abso-
| lutely closed so far as this office Is
concerned" said States Attorney
Weyman, one day last week. IF Ella
tries to bring additional charges
against Miss Barrette, ! shall tell her
to keep out of my Office"
A party of twenty-five senators and
members of the house is preparing to
visit Hawaii. The visit will be in re-
spouse to an invitation extended by
the Hawaiian legislature at its last
session, and the party will sail from
San Francisco August "a.
| Within a few feet of his bride of
four weeks, George Click Orr, aged
| 20 years, an attorney Of Atchison,
Kan, was drowned while bathing in
the surf at the south beach Of La
jola, Cal. He went into the surf, and
a strong breaker drew him under.
Stanley Ketchel, the champion mid
dleweight pugilist, was painfully in.
jured by being thrown against the
front Of the automobile in which he
was riding when the machine collided
with wagon in San Francisco. 1t
was feared at first that his arm had
been broken.
The Iowa board of pardons has rec
commended an unconditional pardon
for Francis Smith, son Of the author
Of the hymn America" who was con-
victed FIVE years ago and sentenced
to the penitentiary for eleven years
on charges of perjury, larceny and
embezZlement.