The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1902-10-24
NEWS SUMMARY.

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Judge Allen Hayden OF bonneville
Ky, who was shot from ambush, has
since died.
Former President Kruger Is inhrm
and the length Of his stay In the
Riviera will depend on his health.
Robert Blake, dentist OF san Franz
cisco, was shot and fatally wounded
by an employe with whom he had
quarreled.
A shipment Of silver bullion valued
at more than 81 100000 WAS sent from
San Francisco TO the Orient on tho
steamer Peru.
United States Minister Powell has
arrived at San Domingo from Port hu
Prince. Haiti. en- special mission for
his government
T.. Il. Lund, an American who fought
10 Cuba as captain OF the Sixth cavalry,
Missouri volunteers, has joined the
Colombian army.
The military authorities at Mitrovitz,
Albania, have secured complete control
Of the situation. They have captured
Chief lisa Bolgetinez.
william wanamaker, young plano
tuner, recently from Salem KAN was
crushed to death In an elevator acci--
dent In San Francisco.
Rear-Admiral Casey has decided TO
allow the Colombian government TO
use the Panama railroad for the transit
Of troops and ammunition.
The manner In which the order re-
ducing the army will he carried out Is
to discontinue enlistments until the
number axed has been reached.
When the strike began nearly 5000
coal handlers were laid of by the
Reading Railroad company and these
will be engaged Us rapidly possible.
Mnlionaires who are members Of the
new Atlantic club In Piccadllly wtll
not be allowed TO lose more than $1,000
a week at play, according to the rules
The treaty between China and Por-
tugal Just signed provided for a Gus
toms agreement giving Lappa, oppo-
site Macao, the privilege OF treaty
port.
An ex-governor named Navarro has
rsvolted aud taken possession OF Monte
Christi, which is situated on the north
coast OF Santo Domingo, near the
Haitien border.
The contract for the entire cable TO
Manila has been let and the portion
from San Francisco 10 Honolulu Is on
tho high seas aud will be In OPERATION
by January list.
Timothy Stanley, a Colorado a.
Southern brakeman, was badly
crushed between two ears and suffered
severe injuries at Ludlow, but II Is
thought he will recover.
The Rome TribunA says that the
Italian brigand Mussulino, who was
recently sentenced to imprisonment
for life, has gone fnriously mad aud is
not expected to live long.
The cost OF the state keeping its en-
tire military force on duty in the Penn
sylvRnia mining regions is enormous,
and the governor is very anxious for a
speedy settlement of the strike.
It's probable that the miners at
STATIONS Independence will have the
use OF the former residence OF General
Manager II. A. Shipman as club
house. The idea was originated by
John Hays Hammond on his last visit.
A terrible typhoon has spread dis
aster all over the northern part OF
Japan. II was accompanied by seismic
tidal waves at odawRra, which delugsd
the coast villages, the loss OF life aud
property being Immense.
An effort has been begun to induce
Mr.. Hamburg, president OF the British
board of agriculture, to remove tho
existing restrictions on the importa-
ton OF cattle. not only from Argeutina,
but from other countries as we'll.
tits announced from Cape Haitien
that General Des Champes, former
governor Of Porto Plata, sAnto Do
mingo, had taken up arms against the
provisional government OF sAnto Do
mingo and that uprisings had occurred
at Monte Christi, Jabon, Savanette and
GuAyAbon.
The announcement is made that
President Roosevelt will be entertained
At the home ofex-President Clevelaud
" his health will allow him TO attend
the Inauguration OF President Wood
row Wilson at Princeton on October
a5th.
The fact that the greatest conflict
between capital and labor In the his
tory of the world has resulted in Arbl-
trAtion lie looked upon by students Of
economics as a tremendous step for
ward In the economical progress Of the
country.