The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1902-09-19
NEWS SUMMARY.


1t is said that an thought Of q spec
ial session OF congress has passed
In Barcelona a number Of anarchists
have been arrested and imprisoned
The Gre In the beaumont, Texas, oil
Geld has been gotten under control.
The amount received by the relatives
Of the late Mrs. Charles Fair in settle
ment Of their claims was Sis5, 900.
Experts estimate the damage done
to the kentish, England, hop.groweri
by rain and hail Thursday at fully
$4,000
The business men Of Manila arc or.
gauizing for the purpose Of agitating
Tor limited Chinese immigration to the
Philippines.
Barcelona authorities have requested
the ministery Of the interior to main
tain martial law on account Of the at.
ttude Of the strikers.
The revolutionary General Chicoye,
has been tried by military tribunal
aud sentcnccd to be executed at JAG
mel, Haiti, October 9th,
The condition Of the queen Of the
Belgians, who was seized with an at
tack Of asthma, Is serious, but no im.
mediate danger Is apprehended.
Cholera returns for Egypt show that
there have been $50 fresh cases re-
ported, making totals since July 18th
OF 20, cas- cases and 10, 200 deaths
The situation OF the Colombian gov
eminent on the isthmus is thought to
be more serious than II has been for
some time past, yet 1t is not very des-
perate.
Stephen Mccormick said to have
been the oldest employee OF New York
City In point OF service, and the oldest
member OF Tammany Hall, is dead.
lie was 75 years old
The school OF tropical science, which
Is waging vigorous war against
malaria, has decided to send out n
number OF fresh expeditions to the gold
coast, Egypt, and the Congo.
John Mitchell. president Of the Nine
Workers. union replied to message
from the indianapolis News as follows.
There is nothing to indicate an early
settlement OF the anthracite strike.
A dispatch FROM Fer. Morocco, says
the Gerber tribe Of Geruam, In Me
kines, was attacked September ith by
u combined movement OF troops aud
utterly routed with great loss Of life.
In ottumwa, Ia, every electric line
with one exception has been tied up by
n strike OF motormen and conductors
out OF sympathy with the liuemeu of
the Ottumwa Traction and Light com
panys
The rumor that revolutionary ex-
pedition is being prepared at Maran-
hoas for the purpose OF invading the
territory OF Acre aud opposing the
Bolivian authorities has been con
hrmed.
AZ Trieste, Hungary, the garrison
has been reinforced by two battalions
OF infantry as precautionary measure,
owing to strike OF dock laborers.
Three ofthe arrested leaders have been
released.
The arrest OF Charles Bradshaw, an
attendant at the Bedwell, Kansas,
private asylum, has been made on the
charge OF beating Jacob Rhynerson,
aged 90, a patient, SO seriously that he
cannot live.
Enteric fever during the South Afri-
can war reduced the lighting force by
20, 900 to 1000 men. hut for this, 1t is
said, the war would have been ended
six months earlier and $3.50, 1000, 900
would have been saved.
The body OF young woman, who,
IL is believed, was murdered, was found
at pier 30, East river, New York. She
had been beaten and cholSed uutil her
face was almost black. The police have
found no clue To her identity.
The government OF Venezuela has
published decree declaring General
Matos, the leader OF the present revo-
lutionary movement in Venezuela, to
be a traitor aud ordering him TO be
tried on the charge Of piracy.
After performing an autopsy on the
body of Rudolph Baller, laborer, In
New York, coroners physician has
decided that insanity from which Hal
Ter suffered and died was caused by a
tapeworm sixty feet long.
The commander Of the Cossack sta
ton at wertschink, anxious that his
district should show preponderance
OF males, has ordered that the author
OF every girl baby born in the district
shall be given ffty strokes with the
knot.
General Firmln has issued a violent
ly-worded proclamation to his par.
tisans concerning the death on board
the Crete-a-Plerott Of Admiral KilleclS.