The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1902-04-11
NEWS SUMMARY.

Twcnty.Onc people were hlllcu IN -
accident at football game In Glasgow
Adrc at the sill, manufacturing tow'
Of Fulsui, Japan, has destroyed 400
houses.
Little progress has thus far bees
made in peace negotiations in Soup
Africa.
IIod.carriera and building laborers p
Chicago are on a strike for an Ndvane
In wages.
The plague situation is growiug
worse in the Punjab, over 20, 900 doatls
being reported monthly.
There has been total OF 100 cases
aud no deaths from cholera In Manih
since the disease first broke ont.
Careful computation gives The
strength OF the scattered Boer con-
mandocs at between 5000 and 1900
men.
Conditions In the province Of Batan-
gas and Laguua, Luzon, are satisfae-
tory aud rifles are being turned IN
daily. u
Ben Jones white fisherman, his wife
and eleven children, living 10 n boat
house near Rivcrton, Ala, are reported
drowned.
In the Nelson mine explosion at
Day ton, Tenn, sixteen were killed,
leaving Gfty-eight orphans and four
teen widows.
In Amsterdam the differences be-
tween the diamond workers aud their
employers have been settled and work
was resumed.
In Christiania, Norway, laborers tc
the number Of 1000 are being hired foi
railroad work in Canada by an Ameri-
can congressman.
The dock laborers at Fiume, Hun
gary, have again struck for an Increase
OF wages and work at that port Is prae
tically at n standstill.
Forty vessels have been reported
missing at Yokohama since the storm
of April Ord, and there have been I'M
doubtedly many fatalities at sea.
A party OF Turks recently ambushe'
600 Bulgarian outlaws in the noun
tain Of Kirzu, killing several Of the
band and capturing the remainder.
II is said that representatives Of Al
...af.,.Nf.aaI s,,. ~, lu.rtr awa
dictate have requested permission I
erect warehouses In Russia aud to sci
directly to the peasants.
The food did about $1,000 damage Il
Morgan county. Tenn. Farms AM
fencing were badly washed out andth
country sustained about $4,000 dau
age to bridges and roads.
Twelve women. followers Of Mrs. "a.
rio nation. ali heavy veiled, faiaesl
"jointr at Eddyville. KY. smashinl
the large mirrors and other furnitun
aud destroying several cases Of liquor
The Mncedouians are accused ofhor
riblo atrocities. Of which It is hard q
obtain confirmation. II Is reported
that they skinned one Turk alive
stuffed the skin aud carried II about a
a trophy.
The national league baseball seaao
will open on April 18th aud close OF
October 4th. The schedule consists o
$40 games, each club playing tel
pnmes with the other clubs on 10
home grounds.
President Diaz Of Mexico has issue
an important decree amending the sar
: itary code In the federal district, d
p recting that care shall be taken here
= after TO Insure the purity OF mill
dairy products, bread, lard, etc.
Trouble is feared by the Mexiea
/ government from the Ysqui Indian
Mexican soldiers have taken all OF ii
. water holes In the district inhRbits
. by the Yaquis aud intend TO drive the
out Of the country In this manner.
As result OF the closing OF the an
versity In Belgrade by the government
, the students started riot whi'
O ended in conflict with the polio
q Many on both sides were injured al
: the leaders OF the riot were arrested.
o The two sheep dogs which, after Il
blizzard In December, watched for "a
" days beside the frozen body Of The
master, W. II. Moody, on the Laram
y plains, have been shipped 10 relatlv
u OF the deceased residing at Deealr
% Ark.
A Much greater progress has been ma
o toward planting sugar beets at Low
h land, Colo, than at the same time ID
=, year Much OF the land was plough
- last fall, and In most cases the seed b
: is now almost ready. Seeding beg
n last week.
e General Jacob H. Smith, commar
d ing the American forces on the isla
" OF samar, has arrived at Manila
Sc testify 10 the case OF Major Waller
of OF the marine corps. General smi
says the armistiee In samar is bel
es kept faithfully.
Ne John BELLS Of Cherry Creek, eighte
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