The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1901-11-01
NEWS SUMMARY.

completed hoout VIII hNe w 'AN"A ."
until March.
Customs Collector Haley, at Tucson,
Arizona, has been indicted for SNUG
Cling Chinese.
The Hamburg metal-workers have
petitioned the Senate OF Hamburg to
provide employment through reliet
works.
The Victoria, b. c., Sealing company
has already shipped to London 5000
skins talten by their schooners this
season.
Bert Mott Of Elgin has been arrested
in Pecatonica, ILL.,, on the charge OF
being implicated In the Chicago post
Office robbery.
There Is a movement in Honolulu to
erect a monument In honor OF the late
President Mckinley. II is supported
by all elements.
While the Manchester cotton trade
with the United States Is not SO large
this year rs last, there has been no
material decline.
Articles Of incorporation OF the
Cuban Sugar Refining company have
been fled In the county clerks office,
Jersy City. Capital, 100000
II Is almost certain that Benjamin
Carey Of Astoria. Or, and James Torey
Of Montana, were victims OF the mad
torrent, which flooded skaguny.
Rev. Daniel Franz and wife OF Fair
view. Kan, were killed outright and
hree others injured at cedarville, ILL.,,
by being crushed by failing tree.
In view Of threatened coal miners
strike in France, the government has
taken precautions to prevent disturb
auce and to enable foreign coal to DO
imported.
The government has let contracts
arranging for good mail system for
that portion OF southeastern Alaska
between juneau and the Aleutian
archipelago.
Hall Caine has been elected 10 re-
present the town OF Ramsey In the
Manx Parliament, receiving 45s voted
to loi cast for his opponent, a local
lawyer named Kermode.
A dispatch from Swallow says that
$40 rebels have been executed and that
order has been restored in the Nsing
Ming district, where several missions
have recently been destroyed.
Admiral Rogers has cabled the navy
department his arrival on his flagship
New York at Cathalogan, samar, with
marines TO cooperate with the army
In suppresslng the instruction.
The steamship Centennial will make
another trip north this season carrying
supplies and large number OF horses
To be used In stage line during the
winter between Nome and Hanna.
The Western Society of the Army Of
the Potomic has prepared memorial
which will be sent to Mrs. Mckinley
at Canton Thursday. It contains a set
of Resolutions passed by the organiEa-
tlon.
A model ola torpedo designed for
use In warfare has been given trial
In San Francisco bay by the inventor,
John II. Perkins, late OF New Zealand.
The trial was apparently sAtisfac-
tory.
The nows OF John Mackay's plan for
a cable across the Pacific was received
with delight In Honolulu, which has
long suffered for lack OF communica-
tlon except by steamer with the main.
land.
DR.. George ]. Augur, a Honolulu
physician, recently applied to the
board of health for permission to
7 ptfSstAly Njissse--soine lepross Gases
claiming to have cure, but was re>
fused.
Japanese treasury officials announce
the issue OF exchequer checks TO the
amount Of iO. 900, 900 yen, repayable in
three months at per cent Negotia-
tiona continue for the sale OF the bonds
abroad.
Coal formerly carried from the
United States to Europe for s5.75 and
81 ton ia now carried for g.. General
cargo from the Cult to Denmark that
brought 81 and IS a ton ia now being
, thken for s3.1e
, During the past year III Chinese
, converts were added to the roll OF the
: Congregation association Of Christian
D Chinese. This Is tho greatest number
ever converted in any year through the
efforts Of the organization
4 Mrs. Anna e. Taylor of Bay City,
, Mich, who went over Niagara Falls in
i. barrel, said she desired to attract
n the attentian of museum aud Theatrical
A managers, in order tosecure money Il
i provide home for herself
n Count Boston dc Perigord, who re
+ Gently married Miss Helen Morton
Q daughter Of Mr.. Levi p. Morton, thu
d former President Of the United