The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-11-01
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PARIS. Oct. 3t.--A religious procession
held at Calatayud, SarSossa province.
Yesterday. resulted in collision between
clerica!s and anti-clerical5 Shots were
exchanged and several persons we're
wounded.
PITTSBURG. oct, 3f.-Tifty cigarmak-
ers, among them u number OF women,
way To Tampa. Fla, where they arc 10
be employed in the factories In which
workmen and the manufacturers cannot
agree.
LONDON. Oct Sit is expected that
the crImna! court of appeals will OIL
November ) hear the appeal Of Or. Haw-
ley II. Crippen from the sentence OF
death for the murder OF his wife. The
execution has been set for November 5.
LONDON Oct 31.-John Adams Ac-
ton died here today lie was born at
Acton. Middlesex. and married Marion
Hamilton, the authorcss. whose pen
name was Jeanic DerinG. His works
included many busts and statues for his
country and the provinces as we'll as
several Tor America.
CAPEToWN. Union of South Africa.
will formally open the hrst parliament
OF the Union OF South Africa. OH behalf
OF King George V. arrived here today.
accompanied by the duchess and the
ceived u splendid welcome.
LONDON. Oct. 31-Slr William Agnew.
chairman Of Bradbury. Agnew & Com
pany. publishers OF Punch. died today.
He was born in 1925 and was for many
years head OF the firm Of Thomas Agnew
& Sons, publishers and art dealers. He
was interested In several phIlanthropic
institutions.
DIES MOIN rs, Iowa, Oct. 3l.-Arrange
nents were completed today for 'har-
n,opy'' political rally in che Auditorium
Colonel Roosevelt addresses the Iowa
State Teachers association. Following
this address at the Coliseum. Colonel
Roosevelt VIII speak at the Auditorium,
BOSTON. Oct, S1.--Harold q. Faxon.
prominent yachtsman OF Quincy ten
years ago, WHO suddenly gave up his
position as paying teller of the Peoples
National bank of RoXbury in the fall OF
1906. returned here today from Goldiied.
New. In custody OF United States mar
shal and pleaded not guilty TO an indict-
mcnt charging him with the cmbez2l
ment Of $500 from The bank.
llSEON. oct 3l.-A crowd jcered for
mer Premier Franco as he left the court
today, having been admitted TO bail in
the sum of Se00.000. Foreign Minister
Machada protested against the admission
10 bail. Franco Is charged among other
'llnsS. "'tu nON'Ub lSSucu. during MS
tenue OF office. seventy Illegal decrecs
and with having hquidatcd the debts OF
King Carlos, amounting 10 100000 with
crown funds on the preteXt OF augment
ing the civil list.
CANAL DOVER. Ohio. Oct 31-Rob-
bers broke into the bank of Bolivar.
nine miles cast OF here, today nnd at
tempted TO blow the safe containing
S:So0O. They failed apparently, because
they found their stock of nitro -glycer-
Inc exhausted when after tearing off
three doors of the safe they discovered
another barrirE The way They fed
leaving the interior of the bank IN
wrecked condition.
MEXlCO CITY. Oct. 3l.-The charge
d'affaires OF tho Chinese legation Tam
PHc Shen. has received a cablegram from
his government transferring him from his
post in Mexico to thet OF charge daft
fares al Madrid. 4 cabegram also am
nounced the coming of his SUCCESSOR
Snen Ngai Sun. who is now in San Fran
cisco. en- route TO this city. Mr. Sheu
was formerly secretary OF the Chinese le-
cation in Havana and afterwards second
secretary IN the foreign office In Pelein