The Garland globe. [volume] (Garland, Utah) 1906-191?, 1909-06-19
NEWS SUM NJ A r


| st. Petersburg, there being as many
as sixteen cases day reported
During the month of May there
we're 81 cases of bubonic plague, with
% deaths at Guayquil. Ecuador.
The strike of the Georgia nr-men
for seniority OF white men over ne
groes, has passed to the arbitration
stage.
Four women were drowned when
an automobile ran into the river at
Knights Landing, Cal. The chauf.
feur escaped. IN t
Walls of many buildings we~'
cracked and much other damage was
done as the result of an earthquake
at Copiapo, Chile.
The people of Santa Fe. N. NJ. have
decided to allow the saloons to con-
tinue business, the vote, however, be-
ing very close one.
The wage scale of the Pennsylvania
Steel company, cut 10 per cent on
April /, is to be restored on July 1.
About 1000 men are affected.
William +. Downs, a 5000 a year
clerk In the registers Office at Bal
timore, Is to be placed on trial on the
charge of having embezzled $4,000.
The governor of Missouri has s.e..
ed the bill prohibiting the smoking
OF cigarettes in public places by per
sons between the ages Of 10 and 1s
years.
The report comes from Berlin that
the Turkish authorities last week
executed twelve of the ringleaders,
including six Armenians. concerned
In the Adana massacres.
Post office inspectors from C.ncin.
natl believe they have discovered
the headquarters of the "Blac..
Hand" society In Marion, Ohio, where
three men have been arrested.
The strike which has closed TWEEN.
ty-two hat factories in Danbury, New
Milford and Bethel, Conn, for the last
five months has been practically end.
ed. both sides making concessions.
Mistaken train orders resulted in a
bad smashup on the Great Northern,
five miles out OF Vancouver, B. C.
Engineer McCade was killed and q
number of passengers we're badly in
jured. BAh
The head OF one Of the auditing de.
partments of the Union Pacific at
Omaha has issued orders that none
Of the men may chew tobacco while
on duty and has removed all the Gus.
pidors from his Offices.
Lazarus Silverman, pioneer bank.
er and financier Of Chicago, who is
credited with originating the plan for
the resumption of specie payments ir
1873, known as the Sherman bill, died
in Chicago, June 3. aged 70 years.
Secret service men have been en-
gagged by the federal authorities &c
prevent the importation and sale
lottery tickets in Porto Rico from
Santo Domingo. The tickets are being
seized and confiscated by the authorl
ties.
Fred Moheile. on trial at st, LOUIS
for the murder OF Constable San
Young, was assassinated in the corr
dor of the Four Courts by william
Kane. an ex-deputy constable and
friend OF Young, while Moheile was
being taken into court for trial. Kane
is under arrest.
Mrs, Electra r. Beard. convicted OF
Incorporating about $4,000 OF
the funds of the Children's Hospital
association. OF Denver, while she was
acting as treasurer OF that institu
tion, has been sentenced to from eigh
teen months to three years In the
state penitentiary.
The town of Korinchi. 1S5 miles to
he southeast OF Padang, Sumatra,
was destroyed by an earthquake on
the night of June "a. Two hundred
people were killed and many others
injured. The shock was accompan
led by a tidal wave which swept
away the native huts. tI q.
Mrs. Elizabeth Sharp. prominent
society woman of Salem, o., killed
her 12-year-old son and then ended
her own life, Grief over the incur
able nature OF her sons malady, who
had been mentally deficient from
birth, is supposed to have. caused the
woman to lose her reason.
The American-Hawaiian Steamship
company has contracted with the
Pennsylvania Steel company for the
construction OF three steamships OF
5000 tons each, at cost OF $1,700,000.
These vessels will form an addition
to the feet maintained by the com
pany on the Pacific ocean.
NJ Guchkoff, leader of the October
list party in the Rssian duma, has In
stituted proceedings for criminal IL
bel against DIR. Dubrovin, editor OF
the organ of the Union Of Russian
People, which printed an article al
leglng that money had been used in
passing the old-believers' law.
Andrew Carnegie has founded 1900
libraries, representing donations az.
gregating ISL, 596,693, according to
his own statement The major por-
ton of these libraries are located In
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