The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1899-09-15
NEWS SUMMARY.

Negotiations are progressing by
which New York capitalists will ac-
quiie every salmon canncry in British
Columbia
Baron Won Tell, o Russian. has pur.
chased a sealing vessel and will under
take an expedition into the north
polar regions nest spring
The European demand for American
apples is unprccedcntcdly large this
year exceeding that Of last year by
million and quarter barrels
The FIRST steps toward the prohibl.
zion of unnecessary noises in Chicago
have bccn taken by the onicials OF the
health and police department
The British Foreign onlce denies the
abatement cabled New Yorl, that con.
cesslons ON the Alaskan boundary
question have been decided on.
The Young Peoples Temperance
Federation Of Chicago is considering
plans to establish coffee houses In all
parts Of the city a. substitutes for sa-
looms
Administration officials do not cx.
poet to experience any trouble In Sc.
curing the consent Of Lord Salisbury
TO abrogation OF the Cluyton.Bulwcr
treaty.
Secretary Root has authorized the
quartcrmaster's department to charter
the olympia, the "sictoria' aud the
city OF Rio" to transport troops TO the
Philippines
Prince David WawanalSoa OF Homo.
lulu, who Is In Washington visiting
his aunt, cN.Queen Liliuokalani. In an
interview. says that annexation Is
decided success.
Rio de Janicro has notice from Ber-
Ain that the Duke Of SAKE has sold 20 tho
German government lands In Santa
Cattle rinc. estimated at over 1000
square leagues.
The resignation Of the Argentine
ministers Is regarded a. condcmna.
ton Of the policy Of Gen. Rocas re-
gurdIng Brclll and the delivery Of the
missions treaty.
During "a recent typhoon in China
the dyke Of the Tsaongo river. near
shaoshing, gave away. iuundntiun
was widespread, hundreds Of houses
being swept away.
Jimlncz. the leader Of the successful
revolution, has been received Ia tri-
umph at Santiago. Public feeling
seems to be unanimous In his favor a.
a candidate for president.
Eighty men were out all Sunday nigh.
lighting Gre south OF Englewood. ). d.
on the darlington railroad. Atsunset
the wind abated somewhat which saved
Englowood from destruction.
So far as known this is the hottest
GUNNER ever experienced In London.
Meteorological records have been kept
Tor only twenty'heven years, and show
maximum OF 20 In the shade.
J. G. johnson OF Kausas Is TO be tho
active manager OF the work OF the
Democratic national committee In all
OF It's branches until after the adj journ-
ment OF the next national convention.
The navy department Is seriously
feeling the effect OF the heavy advance
in the steel market, ship-building
drms are asking for extensions OF time
In which To complete contracts under
way.
According 10 dispatch from Kobe,
japan, the United States transport
Morgan City, which was wrecked
while transporting troops to the Phil
ippines, is u total wreck. No lives
were lost.
The schooner Lisgarof Toronto has
been lost about sixty miles from Good
rich, Ontario. She was In tow OF the
stearmer Clinton, loaded with coal
from Buffalo. 1t is feared the crew
are all lost
Count Esterhazy repeats his state
AutuAt III hn luAtINAtW phhAlhhNh III
London, that he did everything by or
der OF Colonel Sandherr and his super
Tor officers. lie says he will reveal all
In a short time.
Preparations are under way for the
establishment IN Chicago OF hotel on
the plan Of the Mills hotels Of New
York city, where patrons can secure
Hrst-cluss room, including bath, for 90
or 30 cents a night.
by the explosion OF calcium light
tank filled with carbonic acid gas In the
Chicago Calcium Light company's
machine room Frank Hopkins was
fatally burned and Howard McClene
than was severely injured.
john Y. MeKane formerly the politi-
cal boss OF Coney Island and whose
trial and conviction in 1894 for ballot
box stuaing gave him national notori-
ETY., is dying az his home in Coney Is
land from acute dyspepsia,
Tho ghuuobnf corraepoudant - A.