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riife governor orf ]ilm 1TEnE ssNys IN
mss 80 l9ttrr 'frqnl ns4itiu tiatah 1'it s.,
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sftg
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THE DISTRUST is GROWING
6srarTA Tenor gf News Puts Chinese GBW
srnmlarf i'm End Light
&frrT Ks,rrIfaf sdBlsrsrf Etm Arrrns,'fl Arthur
1tiiss Ms,rs inn tyrrrufitifly @fnt 5diasF Makes
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tite uiuroiiitu TIM tte Chinese rslu,
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fnIt III August NJ untiI ms -u.,,,.
I'm a.lil .rIttH
r'he g'n1m Manufacturing :.
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SHIRT NEWS STDgE!S.

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prlpaF authorities II .lItba sn siu .ite
uTHetaiimgs m III par ~ i}nn-.i VnGp
wnhh ~ TIE aanH directions u, .u
ATTORNEY general % .dm-m u.tn,lrn, a.
prirnst vt.r .tr prosecution d. nrlslu,J-.
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nrnnhnt 7ie l1eaipv raur y,nuus tc
matte u" mais n ,Hf pvnmnu:mr ussll.sf-
INV luEannf r'im youTo cha rpef win Ii-
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tr9u to- avert l.h s'yeui 7esr se-ofre
!, 7rourtdi 0iIo na1t rfadliitE
7i'or r'ere sayrrt mrers'iii,; tatu1esF
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There rsormt republicans M M salts
ifsil WITH lnnlotu 80 he cani1iio,
Tl ce4taiiit- nI4- a Rll huu1nb ann
innul1red outdai1tsf ur 5oeaum am
ltatuermn ;pt6grtn.
Tin i'acnur linirti convention II r2-
itGr Il IJflin as1dtc.tel
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Washington nus N -tcnmW .liulres
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s,arrnrr nyu 11tfuuueeh bfarr Btrts
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N, Il.
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mNuannv,ns uusn
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az v.ar ituef nnt i1alo a~iieu ~ umra.
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ltsaer tn~wIyttst ~ General Wiuun ar mat!
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taer t.i-antiy 1iinlren N tiiS Dassaaaln anr
siirae we're aiisp n '.ir iruangsiinu ~ shs
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'''='d f'itttor d. tIe 1c,cts.olna rrtoe 3ttia-
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changes II tho laws
Ntat N lis tglv ac.ttGlipm e Hl1
Auonnp 8 q seatl rlttiu t1ur yfeie.
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SAYS MINISTERS HAVE LEFT PEKnN
Ga ftbnng CJfsnng 4s @Tis@n &IffDritfy fm fif,s
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dlaHuaphtna ~ Hung
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impression simuf snnii rqre 1aer
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1nrsInmnIen.
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mi ~ mas organization > Hette,tel
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II an miles NO aub lleultt tgpurtnaut.
Tin 4.uru ,'ntb 1'uit arranging tu Sc
niTgt new nn nrGrt tusqes4tar uilt-tsr.
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ENIN ElMn l.NrEH "a tnifrnl.L

NJ, Paul. auh &,-IASe cnnifan funr
annmuiial % .he NE.h,t infantry nutiye0
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inliils igr.harnt nirrnauntnw 20 ienhnig syu
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uAi'Ta-hsa uIIr nrtrr ~ lray rrrnJ
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mr. ar1Ayet ~ FnGr nh,unlas smurs gym
,llana M liIpae meaui tfaim Eloifh nun,-
l'''nN will lir ran-lstsau ttu tnmut TN men
ann 'sart u Ilniu surun
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.i'Jc ius tls.}r discovered.
t,nrarnuefrl rnHrps bicav. ossv hiitr
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1ohienqn 1trtiiih casualties veao, sinnus
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raiies hiisfiir iInf inrYnyssd naens nmmmH
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The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1900-08-31
Gratis of fbe BraVe.

Peter MacQueen sends to Lesllo's
Weekly from the burgher camp OF
wakkorstroom. In the Transvaal, a
picture Of the Boer army In the ninth
month OF the war. which must recon-
mend that devoted body Of patriots TO
the esteem OF frecmen the world over
Night and morning In the laagers. he
says. there Is heard the chorus OF
psalms and hymns. One night he heard
1000 voices singing sacred songs
among the kopjes.
They have no idea OF rcprlsals
against their English foes or OF cruelty
TO the prisoners and wounded-thcse
stern. determined but conscientious
lighters for a principle Again and
again" says this writer, Il have seen
them carefully attending the English
wounded on the battle field and chat
ting In friendly tones with their prls-
oners."
The Boer soldier impresses Mr.. Mac
Queen as a man built on broad and
generous plan. He Is religious. He ID
humane. He Is pure and brave OF
heart lie INDUCES In no bravado after
victory; he does not whine after a
dofeat-'the world has not heard the
last OF the Boer as a farmer. a soldier
and a patriot"
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1900-08-31

There are said To be no lawyers In
China. yet Hong Flu Ling, who was
killed recently during the lighting at
Tlontsin was very close Imitation
Of one Hong Fu Ling gained a Wide
nputation among the foreigners at
the Chinese city aud was chosen TO
epresent their interests In the courts
whenever occasion required. He
proved himself capable and faithful
and his death cast gloom over the
foreign colony.
Although Hong Flu Ling was called
a lawyer. he was not really one. for
there are. strictly speaking. no lawyers
in the vast domain OF the kingdom
Of the sun. There are licensed nota-
ries. who pay tno mandarin a certain
amount for the privilege OF drawing
up Ito complaints and statements OF
the people who may have business In
the court over which the mandarin
presldes. They extract heavy fees
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1900-08-31

The milk inspection laws in the dli-
.erent states are gradually getting into
active operation. IL Is time. The con-
lltions In the largo cities whore there
have been no inspection laws are very
Dad. Even In New York the enforce
nent OF the laws has been so slack that
the milkmen had fallen into the habit
Of thinking they could do as they
pleased. But recently the inspectors
renewed their activity and good
many milkmen were caught with badly
adulterated milk II Is encouraging.
however. TO note that the majority had
milk that came up TO the standard re-
CURED by the city laws. One morning
eight inspectors rounded mp all tho
milk that came In over the Erie Rail-
road. Some OF the dealers evidently
knew their milk to be adulterated. as
,hey tried to drive away before tho
inspectors could stop them. But they
ran into the arms OF policemen that
had been stationed near by for that
purpose. In every case where tho
men tried 10 drive away their milk was
I found To be adultcrated, when is PROOF
that they knew what kind OF stun they
we're handling. Il Is reported that as
soon as the milkmen got news Of the
inspection they stopped considerable
quantities OF milk that had not been
Drought across from Jersey City. as
that was outside OF the Jurisdiction OF
the New York inspectors, II Is be-
lieyed that the authorizations In New
York have been worse since the begin
ning OF the present drouth. the milk,
men trying TO offset short supplies by
adding water. The inspections may
therefore be expected To be very clos,
from now on, and also New York cit,
will hnd itself decidedly short IN III
milk supply.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1900-08-31
Hin on Cbinefc.

James J. nm. the railroad mngnaic'
who Is pretty well acquainted with
China commercially. says: Il think
the result Of the trouble will be the
establishment Of safe and stable gov
eminent there That Il oil that we
could do. We can not parcel the conn-
try up as some people think VIII or
should be done Suppose China we're
60 say. take u.s. what would wc do
about ~ There are many poor peo-
ole over there TO feed and look after
what IL wanted over In China Ia a
government such ~ will guarantee
safety for life aud property. and II We
could make up our minds TO let China
alone for awhile think II would be
well. They have a religious system
centuries old. and We do not want to
change II unless we can take care OF
their bodies ~ well as their souls"
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1900-08-31

from those whom they serve and use
,heIr influence with the mandarin. by
a concession on the part OF the gov
srnment the Catholic priests have a
any which gives them the right to
.,aad n case before u mandarin. II has
sson said that this right was abused
10 such an extent that the people re-
'o,,ed "If a man did anything for
'Sh,ch he could be held" saIda writer
on the subject, he would 30 to a
Ca,holIe missionary and be converted,
~ return the missionary would plead
~ case using his influence and mon
~, With the mandarin and the criminal
enid 20 free. by that means the
nnmber of converts has grown rapidly
M the natural hatred OF the chinese
,oward the foreigners has been in'en'
sized"
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1900-08-31

In considering bill granting the
English City OF Rochdale authority to
build and operate municipal tram
ways. the Police and Sanitary com
mittee OF the House OF Lords. acting
on It's own motion. recently added an
amendment forbldding tho appliea-
ton OF any profits from the undertake
ing to the general expense OF the city.
or to any purpose other than the
needs OF tho service and the reduction
OF fares. This action was not without
one or two legislative preeodents and
aceords with the prevailing practice OF
Glasgow and most other British mu-
inequalities In their municipal trad
ing" enterprises.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1900-08-31

Cricket Is said to be losing Its popu-
larity in England. In several OF the
British newspapers this Is discussed
us an established fact, and II is said to
be- due to somewhat the same reasons
that have led to the dccadenee OF
baseball In the United States, Just
~ here professionalism has ruined the
national game. 30 the same evil seems
TO have arisen In England. II seems
that the best cricket clubs are made up
OF professionals and alleged amateurs
who are really professionals and DO
little else than play the game and reap
financial benefit thereby more or less
surreptitlously.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1900-08-31
Hnnflndfen,l Forfune.

COLTS Potter Huntington, as one OF
the foremost Of the money klngs OF
America. was known the world over.
His rise In the commercial world be-
gan in country town store In the
Empire state, lie passed rapidly
through the stages OF miner. business
man. organizer OF the first transconti-
mental railroad. and finally became tho
head OF one OF the wsalthlest railway
systems in the country. His fortune
Is estimated at between $4,000, 900
and S5O.OOO0o"
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1900-08-31
-Snnitntinn Of Hn,,ann.

Last month there were thirty deaths
from yellow fever In Havana, There
were eleven deaths during the frst
ten days OF this months This NOR
tally Is not surprising While con-
siderable sanitary work has been done,
much more remains to be done. The
streets are kept clean and alleys and
courts reasonably so. but no new sys'
tenn OF acwera has been built and no
provision has been made for tho
cleansiug Of the harhor. Until these
matters have been attended to there
will BE- yellow fever at Havana every
summer. even though the sanitary and
street cleaning departments continue
Az efficient as they are nov. Whether
they Will under a Cuban government IL
questionable,