The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1910-02-12


Ottawa, Ont-Fearing a serious out
break of rabies, Canadian authorities
are imposing a fine of $2G9 on owners OF
dogs found at large wituo-.t a. muzzle.
Since a mad dog crossed Suspension
bridge at Niagara Falls some time ago
and bit other dogs, without being cap
tured, forty-two persons have been bit
ten.
Rome-King Victor Emmanuel re-
ceiVed former Vice President Fairbanks
in private audience, and the two were
engaged in conversation for half an
hour. His majesty inquired about at-
fairs in the United States, with the pol
itics of which country he showed him
self to be quite familiar.
Indiana, Pa.-While bereaved families
of the victims of the mine disaster at
Ernest stood shivering in the cold near
the mining camp Sunday TO see them
buried, Clarence Hall, an expert, and
three assistants of the United States
geological survey penetrated the mine
where eleven lives were sacrificed in an
explosion Saturday. They found the
mine clear of gas. 1t is said they deter
mined the miners who were killed had
accidentally struck a gas pocket.
South Bethlehem, Pa.-Large addi,
tions to the ranks of 1 200 strikers at the
Bethlehem steel works were reported
today by the committee of strikers as
the result of picket duty last night and
early this morning. The priests of the
Holy Infancy church here have advised
their striking parishioners to return to
work and accept President Schwab's as
sistance to adjust differences.
Dover, n. H.-By her extraordinary
announcement that she is a candidate
for governor Mrs. Marina Kicker, suf-
frage leader, has started a whirlwind
of discussion throughout the state. Mrs
Kicker who is now sojOurning in Cali
fOrnia, sent her ultimatum to the poll
ticians just made public here. She is
50 years old and wealthy.
Minute, Uganda Protectorate.-The
ten days march to Gondokoro was be-
gun by the Smithsonian African scien-
ttf1c expedition today. The first camp
will be at ASA river, twelve miles north
of this place, if the plans of the party
don't miscarry. The location Of the
camp site is adapted to the convenience
of the explorers, but the path lies
through an unpeopled district and the
pOrters were today we'll burdened with
food supplies. The distance from Nj
mule to Gondokoro is, roughly speak
ing, 10S miles, and this stage Of the ex-
pedition will be as severe a test of ply
sical endurance as the party has had.
Rome.-Mgr. Hendrick, brother of the
late Bishop T. A. Hendrick Of the do
Cured last November, has arrived here
ceived in special audience by the pope
who wishes to learn details of the bish-
ops death.
New York-In the days when "Big
Tim" Sullivan, state senator and Tam
many leader, was small and at school
his teacher gave him pair of shoes
He never forgot the kindness, and fol
many years he has eOmmemorated it on
the sixth day of each February by a
distribution of stockings and shoes tC
all the needy of the Bowery. Five
thousand pairs of stockings and shoes
were given away Sunday.
Primero, Colo.-The bodies of several
more victims in the wrecked Primerc
mine have been located, but not re-
moved, the masses Of fallen rock and
coal rendering the work of rescue diff
cult and slow. Thus far fifty-eight
bodies have been taken out. Requiem
mass for the victims was celebrated al
Holy Trinity church.
Work was resumed in the other mines
but with small forces, as more than 10C
men are engaged in the work of search
ing for the bodies and repairing the
main shaft.
Chicago.-News that baby with two
teeth had beer born to Mr.. and Mrs
Francesca Cuglianeso caused such a
crowd to gather in front of the resi-
dence in the Italian quarter that the
police were called to preserve order
Mrs. Annie Blasi, who is known as
the Queen of Little Italy," has been
present at the birth of hundreds OF
babies, and this was the first she ever
saw that had teeth.
1.-TWO of the front teeth were clear
through the gum" said Mrs. Blasi, land
when L put my fingers in the baby's
mouth to wash it, I felt something
sharp. The teeth protruded through
the gum about an eighth of an inch.
To-day / made another visit to the
house to wash and dress the baby. AL
of its teeth are beginning to show
and inside of day or two the baby
will have a full set, upper and lower"
Washington, Feb. 7.-Almost every
state on the Atlantic seabOard from
Maine to Florida today is experiencing
the coldest day it has had during the
winter, while the temperature in the
west and northwest is growing warmer
Canton, N. Y, at o'clock this morn
ing had a temperature that more nearly
apprOXimated the weather at the north
pole than at any other place in the
United States. At Canton the officia
thermometer of the weather bureau in.
dicated % below zero.
The cold extends far into the south
where tonight frost will be felt. Warm
er weather is promised for tomorrow.
New York.-The coldest day of the
year in New York came and went be-
tween sunrise and sunset. At daybreaI
the thermometer registered but above
zero, with a searching wind from the
northwest, but at 10 o'clock in the fore
noon the mercury began to mount anG
the wind to moderate. At o'clock to-
night the temperature was IS above
and at 10 o'clock 20 above and still ris
ing. The wind. meanwhile, had sunI
from forty miles an hour to twelve, anC
had shifted to the southwest.
There was great suffering among tn;
poor in the worst pinch of the cold, ant
many cases of frostbite and exhaustion
were reported to the hospitals. From
surroundings suburbs came news of sew
eral deaths from freezing.
Scranton, Pa.-All low temperatur,