The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1901-08-16
NEWS SUMMARY.

villiercrs, who was sccouu D"
to Beicrs
Judge Kiucaid. In Manila, Is sentenc-
ing to the limit Of the law those con-
victed Of torturing prisoners to extort
evidence.
The labor troubles In the steel in
dustry is beginning to be reflected In
higher prices for some Of the products
most dcrecuy affected
A civilian hospital is being organ
lied 10 Manila. Two surgeons have
been detailed TO attend the civil em-
ployees aud their families.
Three Filipinos, members Of the adj
visory City Council Of Manila, have re-
signed because their compensation
was only $40 per monthly meeting.
The total imports OF manufacturers
Of silk into the Philippines during the
year 1900 amounted to s3si,9sl' an iu-
crease In favor Of 1900 Of III per cent
The Count di Mazza, new Italian
Consul-Gcncral at Montreal, has arriv-
ed In New York on his way to assume
tho duties Of his position. The oouu-
tess di Mazza accompanies him.
The second largest claim yet fled
with the Spanish treaty claims com
mission, has been presented by Francis
seigel an American citizen resident In
Cuba. His claim amounts to ss72, s25.
Lord Kitchener, in a dispatch from
Pretoria, announces that post OF
twer .y-Gye men, belonging to Stey-
na0ker's Horse on tho Sabi river, has
been surprised aud captured by the
Doers.
A special dispatch from Rotterdam
says the mental condition Of Mr..
Kruger is arousing serious apprehen-
sion. specialist In nervous diseases
has been summoned by telegraph from
Berlin.
Professor Willis l.. Moore, chief OF
the weather bureau and acting secre-
tary Of agriculture, Is going 10 Yell
lowstone parI, to inspect that reserve
with view to locating weather sta
tion there.
The navy department is about to es-
tablish primary scnool for children
on the Samoan island Of Tutuila. The
naval commander, Captain Tilley, has
made an urgent recommendation TO
this effect
The treasury department has held
that while Guam aud rutuila remain
foreign territory 80 far as customs
duties are concerned, they are not
foreign countries within the meaning
OF the drawback laws.
Nicaragua Ia left for ,he present
without single banking Institution,
through a ruling OF the supreme court
OF Nicaragua that the London bank Of
central America, limited has no legal
status In that country.
One Of the large copper interests in
the east says no weakness has devel-
oped In the domestic copper market
and the report that sales Of copper
have been made under n cents are en-
tirely without foundation.
Mayor HincliGc Of Patterson, n. j.,
has issued orders to the Right OF Exis-
lance group OF anarchists that he will
not permit the performance In that
city Of the advertised play depicting
tho murder Of King llumbert
Judge Lindsay Of the Topeka, Kan,
police court fined W, l. Dickey, man
ager Of the Peoples Ice company, 5000
for maintaining trust contrary to
the city ordinances. MIR. Dickey appeal
ed from the decision to the district
court.
David Nation, through his attorney,
has brought suit for divorce from his
wife, Mrs. Carrie Nation, the temper-
auce crusader. Mr.. Nation, who Is now
visiting in Iberia, o., alleges that his
wife held him up to public ridicule,
neglected her family duties and aban-
doned his home.
Mosquitoes are TO bo banished from
tho Chicago parks II a recommendation
recently made to the commissioners by
Professor Frederick Starr Of the Uni
versity Of Chicago is carried out All
that is necessary to drive the pests
away, says the professor, are Castor
bean plants,
The Russian government will here
after limit the number of Jewish
student in Russian universities to
per cent Of the total number OF stud
ents, except in tho University OF Mos
COW where they are entirely prohibit
ed.
The United States transport Thorn
as having on board over 900 sehoo
teachers bound for the Philippines
arrived at Honolulu July 3lst from sar
Francisco. She took coal there ant
continued on her journey on Angus
end.
Vice-President Roosevelt will visi
Camp Lincoln at Springfield. ILL.,, oil