The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1901-12-20
NEWS SUMMARY.


seen alive at Koprivenkolibi. near
Dubnitza.
In Washington Wednesday the Red
Cross society held it, annual meeting
aud unanimously reelected Miss Clara
Barton president Of the society
Three children Of Tnnis Pons, OF
Pompton Lake. n. j.. were drowned
wednesday night while Skating The
children were aged 10, i2 aud 10 years.
The women's league at Manila has
received a cablePram to the effect that
the Filipino General Lukban, Is 10
samar pleading for discontinuance Of
hostilities
Some Of tho people Of Draper have
taken a stand against the introduction
Of a saooon ia their midst, and have
brought the matter into the courts for
settlement.
Il. L. Powell, manager OF the brok-
erage business Of Murphy & Co. OF New
York, has disappeared from Wilson,
N. C., aud It is reported he is $40, 900
short 10 his accounts.
The Democratic leaders OF the senate
have notified the Republicans that tho
minority does not feel called upon to
provide committee places for either
Senator McLaurin or Senator Yelling
ton.
IL is understood In Consantinoplc
that recommendation have been for
warded to Washington, proposing that
an ultlmatum be sent to bulgaria, re-
garding release Of Miss Stone by brig
ands.
Captain James Parker, who was one
OF Admiral Schley's counsel before tho
court Of inquiry, Is engaged In tho
collection Of material for u biography
OF Admiral schley which he proposes
10 write.
The bank OF sturgis, Ky, was robbed
Of s35, 900 between midnight and dawn
Friday. The work was done quietly
and nothing was known about the rob
berry until tho bank was opened for
business.
Thomas Cody, charged with stealing
thirteen bicycles from various parties
In Los Angeles, pleaded guilty in the
criminal court and was sentenced by
Judge Smith Friday TO serve ten years
In San Quentin.
Lying on the floor OF the closet In
his own home In Denver, with his
dead body wedged against the door.
Adam Deter was found by his aged
wife Friday. lie had been miasing
since Monday evening. 4
The Beers still believe that European
Intervention is imminent, that Great
liritaln is tired OF the war, and that
they have only to hold out long enough
in order 10 make the British so weary
that they will surrender
Bound, gagged and blindfolded. the
lead body OF Edward Eichhorn, Ger
mau farmer, ives found In his late
home Thursday night three miles east
81 Duquoin. Iowa. Robbery is sup-
posed to have been the motive.
General Bruee-Ilamilton, after n
night march, surprised and captured
practically the whole Of the Boer Beth
Il command at Trichardsfontein early
Tuesday morning. Seven Beers were
killed and iol were made prisoners,
The police OF Patterson, N. j., have
been asked to keep lookout for
we'll Creased, refined looking woman
who has been going about that city
that she is authorized to
collect funds for the Liberation Of Miss
Stone.
carefully-conplled statistics OF the
British empire. published by a trade
paper, bring out the rather startling
'aet that out OF a population OF nearly
100, 900, 900 about 4s.ssO, 900, or less
han one.eigth, are Of British birth or
descent.
In Los Angeles, CAL, articles Of In
corporation OF the Colorado Fuel aud
ron company have been filed. This
tep was considered necessary because
u the law governing foreign corpora
ions enacted At the last session OF tho
legislature.
Lord Kitchener has not had TO wait
ong for some results from his now
Ian Of operations against General
Iotha, by constructing a line OF block
ouses, lie has had General Botha's
orces inelosed 10 an area of 10000
quare miles.
Owing to objections being made TO
RANGES furnishing the whole Of the
rejected Russian loan OF $40, 900,
nanciers In the United States viii
hortly be sounded as TO the possibility
Z placing 100000, 900 Of the loan in
bat country.
BY recent proclamation General
otha ordered the execution OF all
urghers enrolled with the Birth