The Garland globe. [volume] (Garland, Utah) 1906-191?, 1909-01-23
NEWS SUN MARY


as Iowa's governor.
Two men were frozen to death and
many persons suffered from the cold
owing to gas shortage in Pittsburg
last week.
An increase of the navy TO the ex
tent of $29,OO0,000 has been agreed
upon by the house committee on
naval affairs.
Carrie Nation, the anti.saloon cru
sader, was arrested at Newcastle-on-
Tyne. England. last week while en-
gaged in a crusade on saloon.
Latest reports show that the mum
her of deaths in the Lick branch mine
at Switchback, W. Va, as a result of a
gas explosion, will not exceed nifty
nine.
Juan Vincente, the mail carrier be-
tween Rodeo and Durango, Mexico,
was murdered on a recent trip and
the mail bags robbed of 500 in
cash.
Adlai Stevenson Democratic candl-
date for governor of Illinois, in the
recent election, has signed a position
asking for recount of all votes cast
for that office.
The explosion of firedamp in the
Auka coal mine at Veszprim, Austria,
resulted in the death of fifty.six men.
OF 24O men entombed,' 1874 were
taken out alive.
Sweeping reforms affecting the
criminal classes in the District of Co
ldmbia are recommended in recent
report transmitted to congress by
President Roosevelt.
Secretary of Agriculture Wilson
declares that the time will come
when in this country trees will be as
scarce as diamonds, unless steps are
taken to preserve our forests"
During the recent trip from Manila
If the transport Sheridan, seven Jap
anese fishermen who were found
clinging to an overturned boat were
rescued and landed at NagasaN.
Applications for pardon or commu-
tation of sentence have been filed by
General Stoessel and Admiral Neba.
gotof. who are now confined in the
fortress of ST. Peter and St. Paul.
After attempting to rob public
house in Omaha and shooting a girl
who resisted, an unknown highway
man shot and killed Patrolman l.. A.
Smith. The girl will probably re-
cover.
The Muvia de ORC Mining com
pany. in the Unique district of CHI
huahua, was robbed last week Of
$4,000 by bandits, who raided the Of
fee of the company and dynamited
the safe.
The general assembly or Ohio, in
Joint session, officially declared that
Congressman Theodore +. Burton, OF
Cleveland, should be the successor
of Joseph B. Foraker in the United
States senate.
James York, quarry worker, of
Mankato, MINI, while respondent, cut
the throats Of four of his children,
and then committed suicide by hang
ing himself. The dead children
ranged from to IA yea6s old.
A Canadian Pacific freight train
ran into a snowslde at Three Valley
Lake, British Columbia, the engine
| plunging into the lake, the engineer
and fireman being pinned in tn
cabin of the engine and drowned.
Representative Charles S. Lands
% Indiana, when asked about the
! no h. nF
fered the position of public printer
said: Il am going home to live on
my farm. | would not accept that
Office"
Venezuela and the United States
have agreed to the basis of settle
ment of the disputes between them
and protocol is being drawn up
Presumptively the cases in dispute
will be referred to The Hague fol
arbitration.
Charles S. Cameron, president o.
the Tube City Railroad company, who
las been on trial at Pittsburg
charged with attempting to bribe for
mer City Councilman William A. Mar
tin, In connection with the passage o
franchise ordinances, was founC
guilty.
Signs of renewed activity, nov
that conditions are becoming NOR,
settled since the earthquake disaster
are noticeable everywhere in Mes
sina. Many persons who left the cit,
Immediately after the catastroph,
are returning, anxious to start lif
anew.
Heirs of George Washington ar,
urging before congress a claim o
$3O5,1OO as reimbursement for 800
acres of land along the Little MAN
river in Ohio, which was granted t
Washington, but. was lost by conflict
ing grants made under the authorit
OF the United States.
The appeal from the recent dc
o'sion of Judge Wright of the Distric
q Columbia supreme court in sci
fencing Samuel Gompers, John Mitcf
eli and Frank Morrison to iail 10