The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1901-03-08
NEWS SUMMARY.


the month
The British admiralty has approved
the scheme OF building big naval dock
At Port Royal.
G. II. sisdle, bookkcepsr OF . Pitts.
burg, Pa, bank has been arrested for
an alleged shortage Of $4,000.
The shipwrscted crew OF ten men OF
the schooner George Bailey has been
picked up by n herman steamer.
The queen regent OF Spain has asked
General AEcarraga to form a new cab
met lie may accept the charge
Russia aud other powers have adj
dressed remonstrancss to the sultan OF
Turkey against the Macedonian dis.
orders.
Jules Coutre Of Rouses Point, ". ", |
Ia under arrest, charged with driving
eight Chinese from Canada into the
United States,
A boiler In the mill OF Jacob Linde.
wood At Oreusot, o., exploded Friday,
killing instantly four men aud injur'
ing several others,
There has been another battle be-
tween the rebel Indians and the federal
troops near Tabi. Mexico. In which the
Indians were defeated.
The Russians, II 10 said, are taking
advantage OF the existing situation and
are pressing ii Hung Chang hard 10
rush through the Manchurian conven-
tion.
oil has been struck thirty miles from
Carlsbad, n. NJ, on tho Texas llue, alta
depth OF so feet, which bubbles up
from the bottom OF the well like q
spring.
Germany recently appointed her arat
sRlaried consul to Central America, hc-
credited TO the state Of Nicaragua
with consulate to DO established at
Mnnagua.
Rio JAneiro police have arrested two
Italians, CecirrA and Donate, who sent
a letter to the king OF Italy Announo-
ing that a conspiracy had been formed
" take his life.
The American government IL the only
government which has announced its
intention 70 compensate the Chinese
for tho land required to extend the To-
CATION grounds.
One thousand dollars In diamonds,
. jswelry and watches was wreAted from
n eitiksn within sight OF a chio.Eo pe-
lice station last week. The victim was
a jewelry salesman.
The German government has In
vested fully ssp, 5000 In variou. en-.
tsrprises In Central America, and Ger
man farms and plantations occupy
; more than 10000 acres.
The president has signed the army
appropriation bills, which contain tho
, provisions relating to the relations OF
the United States TO Cuba and the gov
srument OF the Philippines.
b Military mon la London now assume
that the collapse Of the Boer arms can
not DO deferred many weeks, since II
will DO imprRcticAble for the burghers
TO obtain fresh supply OF war ma
a teriRl
I The smallpox spidemie il spreading
I rapidly among the cocopab Indians
Z near the mouth Of tbs Colorado river
. Fifty cases have been reported and
four deaths have occurred aud many
more il expected. .tE
by direction OF General Macarthur,
d. NJ. Carmen, an American contrac'
= tor, who was taken into custody Feb
D ruary 5, charged with aiding the Fill
= Pine insurgents, has been released on
= so, 900 cash bail.
Fihy-six claims OF German employees
OF the TrAnsvaal railroad who had
G been expelled from that country have
0 been submitted 10 Great Britain, who
d has declared herself 10 be ready In
9 principle TO compensate them for their
y losses.
There arc at present In Centrn
:, America hftsen German consuls, vice
" consuls aud consul agents, whose dut!
IL Is TO look after tho interests OF n
- lsast 4 900 German residents and busi
ness arms there. They are pat
fees.
>. Rebel activity throughout Colombia
m aud especially around Colon, Ia inersaa
=, ing. An engagement occurred at Cha
IA pata, nsariColon, last week, when tn
\. attacking rebels fought persistently
but were ultimately driven of will
heavy losses.
Itis now rumored that In BothA'
4. negotiations with Lord Kitchener h
~ has been anxious TO know what woul
I, be- his status when the war was over
~ and this Is said to have caused som
es delay IN announcing the result OF tn
he pour parleurs.
The st. Petersburg correspondent Q
the London Daily Express says tha
III Knrpoyich, the student who recent