The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1910-03-26

up. More imam 1,UUU men are lule.
Union workers in other industries are
lending financial assistance, and are re-
fusing to make repairs at the hosiery
factories.
London.-James A. Patten, the Chi
cagO Spectator, who was iostled and
driven out of the Manchester cotton eX-
chance, sailed from Liverpool for New
York on board the steamer MauTetania.
The English press, generally strong
for law and order, extends no syrnpa-
thy for Mr.. Pattcn in mis- Manchester
experience. The Westminster Gazette
says:
we are glad that the American cot
ton king got out of the Manchester ex-
change with nothing worse thlh some
hustling and hooting. but cannot profess
any sympathy for his wounaeu feel
ings"
The paper expresses establishment
that Patten had the .ilnpudence," con-
sidering the injury which his operations
had done to the Lancashire cotton in
dustries, to presume on the courtesy
generally accorded visitors from across
the Atlantic. 1t adds:
Men who mako corners in raw ma
terials, in men, life and labor are no
longer sent to prison. but they cannot
reasonably expect to be welcomed by
the people who have suffered through
their operations"
The Pail Mall Gazette does not
question that the Chicago speculator
may be, on his own lines, an honest
dealer, but what is interesting and
importont is the judgment of the Man
chester business men upon the lines
which they themselves consider repre-
hensible"
The paper calls the cornering of the
necesSaries of life mOnstrous, and adds:
1t would be difficult to draw the line
between the legitimate and the illegiti-
mate in market methods, but that there
is such a line is the confident judgment
of our common morality to which the
Manchester exchange has given rough
and ready explanation"
Granite City, Ill.-Steve Pagac, who
has been sought since last August for
the murder of his wife and daughter
in Granite City, killed himself in Rog-
ers, Tex, Monday. after being arrested
according to telegram received by the
chief of police. The telegram said Pa
gao admitted his identity when arrested
and confessed that he killed his wife
and child
ithaca, n. Y.-CIarence ]. Pose of
East Orange, n. j., and Paul and Sam
| uel Williams of Salt Lake City, three
Cornell seniors and athletes, were fined
$50 each by Judge E. H. Bostwick last
Saturday after three days trial. They
were charged with disorderly conduct in
a student resort. and with resisting an
! officer. A dozen Cornell professors and
| Chi Psi fraternity. men were witnesses
for The defense. The cases will be car
ried to the highest courts.
Pope is a football man and hero of the
Chi Psi fire three years ago. Paul VIII
! liams is captain of the baseball team,
and Samuel, his brother, was a crew
man in 1908. No action in the matter
has been taken by the university au-
| thorities
Washington-Th navy department
has given orders for the embarkation
on the Prairie of $50 marines who have
| been stationed on the isthmus of Pan
anna since June, 1908. Their places will
| be taken by marines who have been
aboard the Buffalo on the west coast of
| Nicaragua, so there will still be a force
of about 1.400 marines to guard the
canal zone.
Notwithstanding House committee
on naval affairs reported unanimously
the bill introduced by Representative
| Hobson of Alabama, providing penal
| ty for the exclusion of soldiers or sail
ors from hotels, restaurants, theatres,
| dance halls and other public places
Topeka, Kan.-Wade Lindemood, a
| farmer, living ten miles east of Topeka,
was lured from his home by an I'M
known man, and after being badly
wounded was left for dead in the road.
Lindemoods assailant crushed his vic
| Tins skull with an AK, and then re-
turned to the farmers home, where he
attempted criminal assault upon Mrs.
Lindemood. The latter broke away
| from the stranger and escaped Later
| in the morning officers with blood
hounds located George Brittenham at
farm house near the scene of the
| crime. Brittenham was BROUGHT to To-
peka to prevent a lynching. He denies
his guilt
The assailant lured Lindemood from
the house on the pretext of being the
owner of a stalled automobile. The
| farmer obligingly consented to harness
a team and go to his assistance. The
| team was found later.
Surgeons state that Lindemood can
live only few hours.
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