The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1898-11-11
NEWS SUMMARY.

' AFNNhN 'ANHlIN ivy ultut ms
been ordered Co the province Of puer. o
Principe, Cuba
At Portland. Or. c.aud Rran,on.
convicted of the murder n John Linn.
has been sentenced 90 hang December
20.
The contract for the American coal
ing station at Page. Page has been let
to q san Francisco firm aud the work
will soon be begun.
The London standard says editor.
-Jally I'VE can see no Alternative
Spain must accept as inevitable the
loss Of the Philippines"
Capt Chcstcrs decision to abandon
the worl,'of the wrccldng the Colon
marks the end of that undertaking on
the part Of the government
Forest aud prairie fires are raging all
over the Seminole Indian nation.
Emahuka mission and property valued
at 100000 hos been destroyed
Negotiations are Ia progress for the
formation ot a corporation, capitalized
at about 100000, 900 that will take In
all the fittsburg Pa, brcwcries.
The cruiser Philadelphia has been
ordered to Samoa aud will leave San
Francisco within few days The
Yorktown will probably follow her
The sugar estates IN the vicinity Of
Cienfucgos, Cuba, which suffered little
during the war are commencing opcr.
ations, rs also are many near Man.
tanzas.
Premier Sagasto says " Is by no
means certain that Spain proposes
sending memorandum to the powers
on the subject Of tho Paris peace com.
mission
Commander e.. A. l.ickncll has been
ordered to command the Monocacy at
Woo Sung. China. relieving Commander
q. W Farcnholt, ordered home on
waiting orders.
Upon the departure Of troops from
pnna, M, n change Of Affairs Is cN'
poc,ed us the union miners are more
determined than ever that the negro
miners must go,
Al the London National Club, Nat
Smith knocked out Tom Turner with a
blow over the heart causing death n
few hours later. Smith and his sec.
onds are under arrest
An insurgcnt captain and lieutenant
have been arrested az Guantanamo for
holding up man on the street and
taking away his maohete, which they
afterward sold for $3.50
A trust OF Chinese laundrymen Ia the
latest, II Is called the bop Song Kong
Sow, aud Il has it, tcntacles wrapped
around more than 1000 Chinese laun-
drymcn Ia Greater New York.
The United Strtes training ship
Adams will, ON or about December list,
start from san Francisco ON u seven
months cruise. by that date she will
have received her batteries Nt Mare
island.
Work on the Marianne pier for land
ing the troops IL almost at n standstill
The cradles have been thrown out and
are now being filled with stone, but
the Cuban labor employed is found most
unsatisfactory.
The tobacco properties Of Cuba are
making provision for vast increase OF
business this year. One Havana firm
OF importers has placed an order fol
10000 lengths OF piping for irrlgatlng
tobacco properties.
The president of the Red Cross NO
clety has cabled to the president OF tn,
Red Gross society, Havana, inviting
the society there 10 continue In aotiy'
orgination until the last Spanish sol
diers left the island
Commissioner Jose Miguel Gomez
from Sanetl Splrltus, reports grea
misery from lack Of food In the Cubai
camps there and at Santa Clara, an'
will see the American commission re
garding the situation.
The London Daily Mail urges IN,
American people 10 pronounce boldl!
In favor Of retaining the Philippines
"for otherwise there will be n scramble
for coaling stations that will endange
the peace Of the world"
The Turkish troops at Retlmo, hay
ing refused to leave that place, tn
Russian Admiral In those waters, FOL
lowing the example Of Admiral Noel
the British commander there, Iforcibl
conveyed them on board a transport
william r. Stead, writing to the Lon
don Daily News from sebastapool, afte
having had an interview with the era
at Liyadia, reiterates his conviction o
the earnestness and sincerity of III
ozar's purpose ia proposing disarma
ment.
The British cruiser Cordelia, It s
understood, will be ordered 10 81
Johns. n. 49,, 90 remain during th