The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1910-10-29

now in the field and are said to be
running lines for the construction OF
a barb wire fence. This is intended
! try from wandering over the line, ra-
ther than to stop smuggling, as has
| been reported.
Orange, n. Mot even the cares of
motherhood are sufficient excuse for
disobeying the compulsory education
laws of New Jersey, which require all
children to attend schools until they
are Il years old. This is the ruling
of Judge Bray here in the case of Mrs.
Angel ViTgilio. a young Italian woman
who was arrested by the truant officer
for not attending school. Mrs. Vir-
gilio admitted that she is only Is years
of age but declared that inasmuch as
she has been married more than year
and is the mother of child, she did
not see how she could spare the time
to go to school.
The court, temporarily suspending
sentence, told her that she must obey
the law and attend school at once or
suffer tfle penalty prescribed under the
statute.
London.-After a trial lasting but a
few hours in the New Bailey criminal
court Tuesday, a jury found Ethel
Glare Leneve not guilty as an acces-
sorry after the fact in the murder Of
Cora Belle Crippen, for whose death
the latter's husband. Dr.. Crippen, will
die on the galIows on November s.
South Bend, Ind.-United States
Senator B. f. Shively will undergo an
operation within few days for the
removal of a dead bone from his foot,
according to his physician. The physi-
clan said that the senator probably
would not recover in time to re-enter
the campaign.
Washington.-Th customs house Of
San Francisco received q clean bill of
health in report made of an investi-
cation by Harry Walters, deputy col
lector of the port of New York. Wa
ters was selected by the department
of justice to make the investigation,
particularly Of the imports of sugar.
His report to Assistant Attorney w. t.
Dennison states that the governments
weights at San Francisco are so noted
for their accuracy that they are ac-
cepted for the basis of business by the
merchants of that city.
w lHHlpeS, MdHllODd.-A 10
a dispatch received here from William
F. Drulard of Dindsor, Ont, now in
Edmonton, Alberta, a great lake has
been discovered in the Canadian north
west. Indians brought the story to
Edmonton that government surveyors
made the discovery.
Washington.-Drew j. Linard, who
has been United States consul at Ceiba
and who has been summoned to Wash
ington, will be assigned to another
post. Mr.. Linard has been at Ceiba
for several years, and his recall is in
keeping with the policy of rotation in
office pursued by the department
Chicago The suit of the govern
ment to enjoin the Chicago butter and
egg board from making quotations.
came before Judge Kohlsaat in the
United States circuit court this week.
After hearing argument, Judge Kohl
saat declared that the allegations in
the bill were not sufficiently specific
on the conspiracy charge. Leave Of
twenty days was given in which to
amend the bill.
Washington.-Secr MacVeagh |
aad conference with Assistant Secre- |
-ary Curtiss and Chairman Emery and |
James D. Reynolds of the tariff board. |
Frederick Achenbach, the treasury |
confidential agent at Ber-
in, also was present. The general
subject of undervaluations was dis
,ussed. Mr.. MacVeagh expects the |
ariff board to be his principal weapon
n the fight for full valuations.
Madgeburg. Monte fell
With a Wright aerOplane Tuesday and
vas killed. The airman was planning
o the earth when he started his mo-
or. The strain caused the machine
o turn turtle. 1t crashed to the
ground, carrying the lieutenant be-
leath it. The aeroplane was smashed
o bits.