The Garland globe. [volume] (Garland, Utah) 1906-191?, 1909-02-27
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French exporters are greatly
alarmed at the possibility OF a tarifi
war with America.
Baron Monsieur, the Belgian minis.
ter to the United States, has been
| transferred to Constantinople.
As the result of coasting acct
| dent at Alfred, N. Y. six professors
' and students in Alfred university
| were injured
With both houses controlled by de-
cided Republican majorities, the fifth
Hawaiian territorial legislature con
vened February H.
Believing that war with Austria Is
imminent. 300 Servians have left
| Pueblo, Colo. for their native land
| during the last month.
Three passengers were killed and
| thirty.six injured when a passenger
| train was wrecked by running into a
rroken rail near Murphysboro, Ill.
Three persons are dead and five
| others in a serious condition at Mem.
| phis, Tenn, as a result of eating sau.
| sage supposed to have been poisoned.
For fear that It might further strain
| the relations of the United States and
Japan, the Kansas legislature killed
| a bill preventing the intermarriage of
whites with Japanese.
Alfred Gwynn Vanderbilt. who
sailed for Europe after he had been
subpoenaed to serve as a Juror in The
| supreme court, has ben fined $3.50 by
| Justice Guy, of New York.
| Pool selling at fairs In Kansas will
passed by the house committee of
Che whole, becomes a law. II makes
betting and pool selling illegal at all
| times of the year.
The news comes from London that
one or more of the neutral powers will
very shortly offer it's good Offices TO
| Austria and Servia In the. hope OF
settling the differences between these
two countries.
Mrs. Edward Wehn killed herself
1T Seward, Neb., by setting fire TO her
clothing and hanging herself Fire.
men found the womans partly ere.
mated body. Sudden insanity is the
explanation given.
II is believed that the unknown man
who took his life in cigar store at
Pueblo has been identified as Samuel
We'll of greensboro, Ky. We'll is
said to have wealthy relatives in
owensboro and in Evansville, Ind
ntrtn KfllN Nf MT
Creek, Mont, and prominent in west
ern Montana affairs. died February 81,
aged about 20 years. He was ma.
tive of Ireland, and before coming TO
Montana was a sailor on Lake Erie.
John Mcdonald, farmer near
Cages Mills, Wis, shot and killed his
sweetheart, Nancy Lenox, and her
mother. Mrs. Oscar Lenox, at their
home. The murder followed a love
ers' quarrel Both women were killed
instantly.
man known as Pap" Johnson, a
notorious "jolntist," or keeper or an
Illicit saloon, shot and killed Mrs.
Frances Switzer at the womans home
N Lawrence, Kans., and then commit.
ted suicide. No motive for the trag-
edy is known.
Word has been received of the death
in the Philippines of Captain Charles
w. Mead, one of the most prominent
of the National Guardsmen of Mon,
tana Captain Mead went to the Phil.
ippines with the First Montana at the
outbreak of the Spanish war.
Members of the committee on for.
eign relations of the senate have de-
termined TO press the treaties with
Panama and Colombia for ratification
at the present session and to let the
Canadian boundary waterways treaty
go over until the next session.
Americans who have served two
years consecutively in government
service on the Panama canal zone will
be presented with the Panama canal
medals. to make which one thousand
pounds of old French scrap has been
shipped to the Philadelphia mint.
That a strict Interpretation will be
Lut upon the court order allowing
Charles w. Morse to leave the Tombs
prison for the transaction of urgent
I DuSlntSS was "tth
when he was refused permission to
take an automobile ride with his wife
and sons.
The charity of gambler was high
ly emphasized at Reno, Nevada, when
j. c. Miller, roulette wheel turner
in a local resort, won in the neighbor.
hood of $4,000 at faro, and then invit'
ed every one in the place to have a
Square meal" over $50 people ac'
cepted.
Grant Haney, ranchman, was IA
tally stabbed at his ranch ten miles
from Hugo, Colo, by Chas and VIM,
Banning. The trouble grew out of o
long standing quarrel over the break
ing of fences on the Haney branch, A
posse has started after the Banning
brothers.
1t developed at a conference last
week between President-elect Taft
Senators Knox and Hale and Speaker
Cannon that these congressional lead