The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1911-02-23
THE WORLD
NEWS NOTES

Pope Plus has virtually recovered
from his attack of influenza.
Andrew Carnegie has offered to es-
tablsh hero fund of 100000 in
Denmark.
The salary of Dublin's Lord Mayor
elect John ]. Farrell, news dealer,
has been cut by the corporation from
$4,000 to $4,000 year.
Mrs. De Gogorza, sister-in-law OF
Emilio De Gogorza, the operate bar
itone. at her home in Brooklyn, said,
that her brother-in-law would marry
Nine. Emma Eames next July.
DR.. b. f. Roller of Seattle was Sc
riously injured at Omaha after 20
minutes of wrestling in the second
bout of match with Jess Wester-
guard of Des Moines.
1t is reported that the probable
head of the Missouri Pacific to sue
coed George J. Gould would be julius
Kruttschnitt, present vice-president OF
the Hartman lines, in charge of main
tenance and operation.
The taking OF testimony in the case
of Miss Anita Beatrice Turnbull,
seeking a daughters share in the
Baldwin millions, which began on De-
cember IL last, ended at Los Angeles.
BENZ. F. Thomas, postmaster OF
Omaha, is charged with serious VIC
lations of the civil service law in a
complaint sent to the civil service
commission by Dan w Tillotson, a
letter carrier.
BY invitation of the Royal Aero
Club of Great Britain, Glenn H. Cur
tiss, the noted American aviator, will
take his hydro-aeroplane to England
to demonstrate it's ability to rise from
and alght upon the wat ar.
AS result of complaints made by
steamship companies, Congress Will
be asked to remove the wreck of the
sunken Merrimac from the mouth OF
Santiago narDOf.
A seven-story hospital exclusively
for the treatment of measles is to
be built in New York City this sum-
mer at cost of $4,000.
The Russian government has asked
the duma to vote $60.00O,OOO for the
construction OF four battleships by
1915.
Because OF the attacks on the
church by popular magazines, the
first presidency of the Mormon Church
forbade the proposed visit Of the tab
ernacle choir to New York next fall.
Followers of boxing throughout
California are rejoicing over report
that the legislature would recon-
mend 2O-round bouts in the state.
The Colorado Senate adopted res
olution requesting President Taft to
call an extra session of Congress to
correct "Kknown inequalities" of the
tariff law. Democrats voted for and
Republicans voted against the meas
ure.
At meeting of the San Francisco
Labor Council, resolutions denounc-
ing the government of President Diaz
of Mexico, and endorsing the insur-
rectionary movement in that country.
rectionary movement in that country
were adopted.
The proposal to construct a great
international highway between New
York and Montreal has received the
approval of representatives of the
principal municipalities on both sides
of the boundary line.
New York is the largest Catholi
archdiocese in the world, according
to figures recently given out. One
seventh of the 14,600,000 Catholics in
the United States are under the juris-
diction of Archbishop Farley, the ex-
act number credited to New York be,
ing 2,75O,OOO
About 1000 delegates, representing
practically every Presbyterian church
in the United States, attended the
fourth annual convention of the Pres
byterian Brotherhood of America at
St. Louis this week.