The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1897-08-13
wtsHiNG7oN LETTER
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WAsnNarov. Aug. 10. i595
: Ifthe United States Dag r. nov hyin
over Hawaii. nnd Il one van bslieyc IA
~ as'o,iated press report sent by the la,e'
30 steamer it may BE-. IL IL bscau.e Min
i'ter sewall believed II to be nee .ar
To raise it to circumven, some Japancs
plot to svize the islands, aud nor bc
, cause Of any fear that the Hawaiian
l0 government could not stand alone unit
d The annexation treaty WI. ratified Mn
istcr Scwall- gave him wide discretion
. Washington Officials d, not believe thai
be- has found il necessary to raise th,
.tar. and stripes. unless be- hi. info-ma
ton that has not vet reached Washing.
ton showing tho necessity OF such &C..
ton
Not single one Of the charge. Of
fraud aud deception brought against
John Waddcrburn q CO.. by the o.. s..
Patent office. In thedi.bhrmcnt proceed.
Ing. going on against that Grm, hrs
been disproyed. aud it g. the opinion
II those who have carefully followed the
testimony taken tia, tue firm will Ger.
iainly be- disbafrei from practice before
the Patent Office and j, will ncces.ar-
lily follow that their paper. the National I
Recorder, will be- shut out Of the mails. .
It surprised a group oi.ve-tern men
VIXEN Ne. T.. q. vinion Of Louisiana.
now paying visit to Washington snid
The biggest farm In the world lin
the southwestern part Of NY state Il
h owned aud operated by sydlcais Of
mort hern capitalists aud embrace. L..
10000 acres u land. devoted 3, the
u cotton, corn. sugar aud
rice. Ea,taud west the eriato extend.
100 miles fhc Southern Pacific Hail.
way runs through IL Tor nearly forty
miles. A good deal oi attention H. paid
10 raising cattle. Of which she syndicate
'wnes 10000 head. The syndicate op.
mates several steamers or the nnyiga. :
be rivers that ruu through their mann
moth farm, and they also. have rich
nills, shipyarl, lee plant, Iad hunk
Representative GmiIcnciG Of Texas }
ho has been on trip through Canada.
~ returned to Washington. lie says
he Canadians are kind aud lic-pimlic.
~ IRE lar benin 4 the progressive spirit q
'nnd Ia every part Of ihc United states
! a,@s-s every chsnv. aad ,n~s ,s~s~
mingled with their irclinyoi jsalousr
nd envy 81 the u. x. sentiment &C
ride In cur greatness that struck bin
= very amusing. Tie says that while
, per cent aithr Canadians want com.-
ierciai reciprocity with the u. p he
III not come acro-s single one who.
cliosed In o. wanted political inion
ith NJ, and ,hat there b. ~ doub,ur
icir loyalty o. tbr British crown.
The causc sr ~ selection 81 Hon
hcodorc Roosevch for Assistant -,soro-
NY Of the Navy h Becoming ,yory day .
norc apparent. llr Roosevelt has 4
.ccn acting Secretary more thait halls .
he time since DO became Secretary .
ong's as.isinnt and as lv n. the
Erection of tho navy il couccrrssl is
onsidered TO ~ acting Secretary al tho
line. Mr. Roosevelt hrs dsN oicd
much study to naval mater and s. has
eycral times surprised old nav& uih
ial- ny hi- accurate know sdge "a tech.
iclc matters q ~hich the orlinaIy |
,ndsmen is dsnseiy ignorant, uad he /
,il probably surpliscu Tow more al |
hem " hen he goes tosoa Vlth R0a Ad.
ninl sicard with the fhe,, which is
tdercd 10 assemble ut Ilnmpton Boa ds
or u series of lrhls AVID soa mApeuyc r..
secretary Long neither lnows nor q res
o take the time aud ttoublo to know
heso thingsi he IL confronted TO wear
he honors OF the poslton and le, z oosc.
,elt do the work, and Of course. D @ has
he authority to pua a lsoak eg Mr..
Roscyolt's snthusilam a. ans gimc 60
may ue considered necessary % do 20.
Mr. Roosevelt was aot chosgn for this
position by the p1osidont, bnt by Sec.
rotary Long himself, That mikes ,het
relations entirely agreeable 10 bothi
they are carrying out an understanding
made bsio,e Ay. Roosevelt became As.
slstant Secretary.
Representative HALEY of Tozas, who
is'ut set thirty,lour years old, s. 20 we'll