The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1909-11-27

senger list, however
Havana, Nova bill has been intro
duced in the senate for the establish
ment of national currency on the gol
basis similar to that of the Unite
States.
Plashen, Germany, Nov.-Unidentifie
men last night hacked to death with al
ak eight persons in a farmhouse nea
the Russian frontier. The victims wer
a farmer named Daseilsewski, his wifi
and five children and his father-in-law
Topeka, Kan, Nov.-Governor Stubs
granted Thanksgiving parole to Joh1
Rogers, who has served twenty sever
years of life sentence for murder. TIL,
parole was obtained largely through eff
forts of Mrs. c. t. Artlip of st. Joe
Mo-, sister of Governor Brady of Idaho
Washington, Neutrality-suspicious. to SUI
perVisors who are to take the next cen.
sus, beginning April Is, 1910, have beer
forwarded by Census Director Durand
There is nothing in the census law, the
director says, that will prevent women
or persons less than q years old from
becoming enumerators.
Madrid, Nov.-Advices received from
the island of Teneriffe states the erup-
ton that appeared in the island of Las
Flores, but all the inhabitants of the
island are panic-stricken. The other
mountains in the vicinity are giving ev-
idence of volcanic activity.
Terre Haute, Ind. Nov.-Following
his arrest tonight, Claude Simpson, a
train dispatcher, confessed that he was
one of the men who attempted to rob
the Merchants bank at West Manches-
! ter, O., October 10.
Lead, S. D., Nov.-Union employees of
the Homestake mine voted tonight to
ask permission of their parent bodies to
strike against the order that no union
men are to be employed after January
| l, 1910. Practically all workers are
members of the Western Federation of
Miners or the American Federation of
Labor. The meeting was attended by
| 1000 men.
New York, Nov.-Dr Louise G. Rob-
lnoVitch. the young Russian woman
who came here from France recently
and startled medical men of this city
with her declaration that she had dis
covered way to bring the dead to life,
demonstrated to scientific and critical
of1cerS of the New York Edison COM
pany that she can perform wonders
with the electric apparatus she has per-
pected
In the opinion of those who saw the
demonstrations, Dr. Robinovitch cleo
trocuted RABBIT and brought it to life
again by rhymthic electric excitations
that caused its heart and respiratory
organs to resume their functions. She
al leo CHI
tricity as an anaesthetic.
The officials of the electric COMPANY
considered the results most important,
because they suggested a method of re-
suscitating those employees who from
time to time are fatally shocked.
Cherry, Ill, Nov.-Dissatisfied with
conditions in the shaft. fifty miners in
the Marseilles coal mine struck last
night. Miners say the mine owners re-
fused to improve their property, and
that. as result of the strike, the mine
may be permanently closed. The stu
alton at the Marseilles mine was affect
ed by the disaster. although discottent
among the workmen antedated the ST.
Paul mine fire.
Winnipeg. Manitoba, Nov.-Pentecos-
tai saints from all parts of Canada and
northern United States are holding
weeks conference They believe the
coming of Christ is close at hand, and
will discuss signs which they regard as
portending this.
Pekin, Nov,-Ceremonies in connec-
ton with the interment of the late Dow
ager Empress of China terminated to-
day when the sacrficial tablet was re-
1a1 f1-nT1 10 tow
the dynastfc temple of the Forbidden
City. The viceroy of Chill and two
higher officers have been punished on
account of carelessness in connection
with the funeral. Thousands who took
part in the ceremonies have been re-
warded
Cleveland, Nov.-Frank Krug, presi-
dent of the Cleveland Iron Molders |
union, died today from a bullet wound |
in his head. He was waylaid and shot |
Saturday night.
New York, Nov.-Benjamin Levin of
1916 Michigan avenue, Chicago, has Civ |
en- an orange grove in Florida as a re-
ward to Private Charles J. Morris of |
the United States signal corps stationed
on Bedloe's island, for having saved Mr..
Levin's 10-year-old son Robert, from
drowning on Friday. Mr.. Levin and his
son went to the island to see the statue
Of liberty, and while there the lad fell
overheard and the soldier, through an
act of remarkable heroism, drew him
from the water.
When Mr.. Levin found it was impos-
sible to obtain the soldiers promotion,
he offered him his choice between a life
position in Chicago at $3.50 a month and
IN eight-acre orange grove in Florida,
'ully equipped with house and imple-
nents for conducting it. Morris ac-
,epted the orange grove, and Mr. Levin
gave him sufficient cash to buy his dis
charge from the army and pay the ex-
oenses of himself and wife to Florida.
Atchison, Kan, Notwithstanding a
oil of bills for shavings, Philip Miller,
IN aged recluse, living near here, threw
S0G his life's savings, into his stove.
Monila, Nov.-Unofficial reports indi-
ate that the Pacific fleet, under com
nand of Rear Admiral Sebree, has ex-
elled the records of all Atlantic battle {
hips in night target practice. The fleet
s now at sea for battle and torpedo
ractice, and will rendezvous at Orion s
apo.
Madrid, Nov.-Lawrence Perrin of Bal
more has purchased an ancient Moor i!
sh palace at Ronda, Spain. Excava-
ions have been going on for several {
avs and Roman archaeological re- /
lains and much treasure have been
ound. The government has sent an
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