The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1910-11-26
BRIEF TELEGRAMS

WashingtOn.-The success of the
revolutiOnists in Mexico in capturing
several towns was confirmed in official
advices received by the state depart
ment Tuesday but notwithstanding
this it was reiterated by officials that
the reports reaching this country
through diplomatic channels indicated
tfat President Diaz had the situation
Under control and that the stability of
his government was not seriously
Ell Paso, Texas-Advices that are
seemingly authentic show Wednesday
that the federal government of Mexico
is again in control of every town in
northern Mexico, save perhaps Ma
dera, from which nothing can be OBJ
tafned The revolutionists have disap-
peared in the mountains. FL Paso
banks only are accepting Mexican
checks for collection They are |
cashing none of them.
Kansas City.-Turkey raffles. which |
have been conducted in scores of sa-
looms throughout the city. last week |
were ordered closed Tuesday night by
Chief of Police Griffin. He said the /
diagrams by which the raffles were
offered little chance for the
patrons to win turkeys, and were in
any event Illegal
London.-Dr. Hawley Harvey Grip
pen Wednesday paid the penalty for
the murder of his wife, Belle Elmore,
he actress, within a few minutes of
he stroke of 9, the morning hour Off
;ially fixed for the execution.
Some time after the crowd had dis
oersed notice was posted on the
-rison gates announcing that "judg-
nent of death has this day been exc
,uted on H. H. Crippen" in the pres ]
nee of the governor of the prison, the {
lnder sheriff and Father Carey. The
'hysician's certificate of death was
Llso displayed.
Washington.-"E your fill on
and forget Wiley and the I
but don't eat cold storage
turkey" This is the answer to the /
American people by DR. Harvey Wiley. ]
he government food inspector, who $
las been waging vigorous war against /
microbes of all kinds.
London.-The rioting of the suf- ! !
,ragettes Tuesday, which began with :
In assault on Premier Asquith, con- :
mued throughout the night Driven
rom one district, so many of the wo- 2
men as escaped would gather at an +
,ther point and renew the battle.
Earlier in the night the women ,
smashed the windows in the homes Of :
Sir Edward Grey, the foreign secre- =
ary; Louis Harcourt, secretary of
tate for the colonies, and Winston
spencer Churchill, the home secre-
ary.
Among those held in police court .
or punishment was Mrs HoverffeId,
laughter of Lord Abinger, who, ac- =
ording to the testimony introduced. :,
lad promised to bring a revolver with
Ter on the occasion of the next suf- \
ragette demonstration =
Chicago.-More troubles were add
d to the burden of Count Jacques
Albert Alexander Won Mourmik de
Beaufort when default judgment for I
257 was entered against him in the :,
court in behalf Of the Ma -
ional City bank. This is only one of =
everal suits filed against the count :,
ince his falling out with his wealthy =,
ather-ir-law. M. H. Kilgallen. The
cunt, deprived of his income from :,
II. Kilgailen, has accepted a vaude- :.
lille engagement. !
Quebec.-"The case is undoubtedly u
holera," DR.. Adami of McGill uni =
ersity reported to the governments "
department regarding
eter Spencer, passenger on the
-eamer Royal George, which ar r.
wed her last week. Spencer and the o
ther steerage passengers are at W
rosse island quarantine station. al
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yer the will of Mrs. Mary C. Brin- y