The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1910-10-01
THE MTERMoUNTAN CATHOLIC, OCTOBER 1, 1910

partment of justice at Ottawa by thu
warden of the new Westminster penn
tentiary. Imam Uhinn, the Hindu, To-
three days has not partalen of any o.
the penitentiary food, which, he said
! is contaminated" because prepared
by others than those of his religion
and caste.
| Washington.-In reporting by cabl'
to the state department his arrival il
| Panama, Mr.. Dawson. the newly-ap
| pointed American minister to tina
country, states that he will present hi!
credentials. It is expected that as soor
as Mr.. Dawson has done this and ac'
quainted himself with development!
in Panama since he sailed from New
| York, about a week ago, he will pro
ceed on a warship to Corinto anc
thence by rail to Managua.
Manchester. Eng.-Cotton mill en-
ployes have accepted the def of the
cotton employers federation, and de-
clared that if the threatened lockout
of Oct. l becomes operative they will
effect a general strike throughout
England by forcing the shutting down
of 700 cotton mills which. with the
out $4,000 workmen
Jefferson City. Missouri. - Gov
ernOr Hadley has received a letter
From Theodore Roosevelt in which the
colonel wrote he did not deem it adj
visable to go up in an aeroplane while
in St Louis, October II. There is to
be an aeroplane meet in st. Louis on
that date. The promoters invited Mr..
Roosevelt to accompany one of the
aviators on flight. In the letter Mr..
Roosevelt hints that for him TO make
q, flight might be regarded as seeking
sensation.
Ottawa. Ontario-A statement pub
lished from Washington, that the Can
adian representative at the American
capital, is characterized here as in
correct. Sir Wilfrid Laurier stated at
the last session of parliament that the
time would come when such an ap-
pointment would be made, but thte
matter is not now before the govern
ment.
Denver. Colo.-Chief Justice Rob-
ert W. steele, chief justice. who is
copleting a ten-year term on the SUI
preme bench and was renOminated
without opposition by the Democratic
state convention here two weeks ago,
suffered stroke of paralysis Wednes-
day and on Sunday his condition was
alarming.
New York-Robert Reilly. a chauf-
feur, took three friends out for a ride
in his employers car. Death over
took the party at Hastings-on-Hud-
son, when the machine rolled down
an embankment, crushing out the life
Of Marion Morgan, aged 90, of New
York, The others, Reilly and a girl
and man, escaped serious injury.
Chicago could die waltzing,"
said Miss Elizabeth Harris. at the close
% a dance last night. AS she seated
herself. she fell over. She died with
N a few minutes. She had been dane
ing continuously for four hours. Miss
Harris was % years of age.
Seattle. Wash.-J F. Warren. spe-
'ial government agent for the Second
judicial district of Alaska, received
2ablegram from Nome stating that
,wo men now in Jail there have con-
,essed to completely in the robbery of
s14,345 from the sluice boxes of the
Pioneer Mining company
Boston, Mass. = Told that his
Doot-black stand, in which he had
$500, was on fire, Joseph Sosone of
South Boston, san so hard to save his
last night that he dropped
lead Of cerebral hemorrhage. The |
ire was extinguished before it reached /
he money.
Denver, COlo.-United States Sena-
or Charles J. Hughes departed for
outhern California to recuperate his
ealth. He was accompanied by Mrs.
hughes and their sons, Gerald and
and may extend the trip
o Honolulu.
Fall River, Mass, Announcement
Ias made at the offices of the Amer
,an Printing company that the plant
rould resume operations next week.
he plant has been idle sixteen weeks,
nd it is figured that 100000 pieces
f cloth have been withheld from
he market in consequence.
Tacoma. Wash.-Under the direc-
ion of the state board of health re-
uiring quarantine for infantile par
lysis, thirteen cases were quarantined n
nth a blue card in Tacoma by the
ealth inspectors today Two deaths
ave resulted from the disease here
Berkeley, California. - Professor