The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1910-10-08
BRIEF TELEGRAMS


| Muir of lne Unl,eu states marine
corps, who is about to be retired be-
cause of disabilities acquired in the
! dash to Pekin in 1898, has been ap-
pointed cashier in the United States
treasury in Philadelphia.
Seattle.-Major Charles f. Haven
of Santa Rosa Cal, has been appoint
ed chief of staff of the United Span
ish War Veterans by COMMANDMENTS
! Chief Joseph r. H. Jacoby.
washington.-Rear Admiral Ed
ward B. Barry has been appointed
commander-in-c chief of the Pacific
fleet. to succeed Rear Admiral Giles
B. Harber Rear Admiral Chauncy
Thomas will command the second dl-
vision of the fleet
Panama.-It is announced that the
next minister from Panama to the
United States will be DR. Belazario
Porras, the distinguished lawyer and
political leader. who was Panama s
representative at The Hague confer
ence of 1907 and at the pan-American
congress of American republics at
Buenas Aires last summer
New York-Mengo l.. MOrgenthau,
wealthy candy manufacturer, in
dicted by the federal grand jury for
the alleged attempt to avoid paying
duty on $4,000 worth of jewelry and
clothing which he brought over re-
Gently on the steamship Mauretanfa,
pleaded guilty before Judge Hand In
the United States circuit court. Nor
benthau's counsel made plea for
clamency on the ground that there
was no willful intent to defraud the
government. Judge Hand allowed
the withdrawal of the plea until We'd
nesday next, when he will pass SEN
tence.
DanvilIe, HIT is announced here
that w j. Bryan will spend two days
stumping the congressional district of
Kankakee October 20, speaking there
and at MOmence Watseka and Dan
vile on the first day. The second
day will be devoted to the lower part
of the district.
Washington.-An aII-Irish deputa-
ton, headed by the lord mayor OF
Dublin, Michael Doyle, called upon
Postmaster Geneal Hitchcock to pro
test against the abandonment OF
Queenstown as a port Of call for mail
steamers
their eastward passage from New
York. The deputation presented ar
guments to Mr.. Hitchcock in favor
of the restoration of the call by the
company or the use by the United
States of another steamship line in
the transportation of mails to Great
Britain and the contipent.
San Francisco.-Hadji Jumabul XII
ram. the sultan of Sulu, and party ar
rived here on the last stage of tour
OF education around the world. They
leave for Manila Wednesday on the
transport Sherman.
New Haven, Conn.-In the small
town election held throughout the
state TUESDAY the license element won
four towns from the no license col
umn and the prohibition adherents a
similar number from the list of IL
censed towns
San Bernardino, GAIA party con-
sisting of Fred c. Drew. Mr.. and Mrs.
Walter owen and Miss Gertrude
Klein arrived here by automobile
after a 4,50O-mile journey, begun Au-
gust % at Grand Rapids, Mich.
Paris.-The Rome correspondent
of La Liberte says that consistory
has been definitely fixed for November
II. when Pope Plus will name twelve
cardinals. of whom tn will be
Italians and two Frenchmen.
Lawrence, Kan.-Dr. Lucy Taylor
who averred she was the first woman
graduate of a medical college in the
United States, died here. She came
here in 1867.
VALPARAISO. Chile.-At the request
of American firms, the time limit for
tenders of the construction of Chilean
Dreadnoughts has been extended un-
til october 80.
Panama.-The steamer Chiriqui,
belonging to the Pacific Steam Navi-
CATION company and plying between
Panama and Buena Ventura, Is re-
ported lost by an explosion of her
boilers off Garachine in the Gulf of
Panama.
Berlin-The negotiations which |
have been going on to prevent lock-
ont of the metal workers have failed |
thus far Nearly 100000 men are
affected in Berlin alone. while 1t is
estimated that 500, 900 throughout |
Germany will be turned out October |
S.
Rome.-According to the official
bulletin on the progress of the chol-
era in Italy in the last twenty-four
hours there were eight cases and five
deaths in the city of Naples, seven
-eeen cases and eight deaths in the
province of Naples and one case and
1ne death in Apulia.
Winnipeg, Man.-Rev. p. Divide of
7harlesbois. a pioneer missionary and
principal of the Duck Lake, Sask., In
fian industrial school. on Saturday
asst. was appointed bishop of the
<eewatin diocese of the Roman Cath
,lic church. The diocese extends
rom the Lake of the Woods to Hud-
son bay.
Bremen-The German aeronauts,
3lankertz, Captain Won Abercron and
lieutenant Vogt sailed on the steamer
<ron Prinzessin Cacilie for New
York. They will take part in the in~
balloon race at st. Louis
October II. plotting respectively the.
balloons Germania. Harburg and Du-
,sseldorf.
San Francisco,.-The United States
ircuit court of appeals of the Ninth