The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1902-12-05

In an alteration over e5 cents at
Moultrie, Ga, Thomas Johnson shot
and killed Charles Moore.
Italian authorities have decided TO
establish wireless telegraphy between
Genoa ana Buenos Ayres
Bert MeNutt, aged 20, suicided al
Des Moines, la, ON his wedding day.
No cause known for the deed.
In wreck near indianapolis three
passengers were seriously injured aud
q dozen or more slightly hurt.
Frau Krupp has given $780, 900 to es-
tablish Il benefit fund for the workmen
In memory Of her late husband.
John l.. sullivan, former champion
heavyweightprize tighter Of the world,
has filed a petition In bankruptcy.
A revolution has been started In Haiti
by Minister Of War Nord, who 10
marching on the capital with an army.
Seven union linemeu have been given
heavy sentences for violating an i'm
Junction during the New Orleans strike.
The strike at Mnrscillcs has tied up
shipping and the seamen's union
threatens to close every port IN France.
The gold standard scheme for siam
has become law aud the mints have
been closed to the free coinage Of
silver.
Two men with rifles attempted to
hold up a train near Independence,
Mo, but were scared away by tho
trainmen.
The annual report OF the postmaster
general pronounces the rural delivery
a great success aud shows smaller pos
tai deficit.
Senator Hanna declares that he does
not intend TO resign as senator nor as
chairman of the National Republican
committee.
Mrs. Written, arrested at Dexter,
Me-, for poisoning her daughters for
life insurance money. suicided by hang
ing herself.
President Roosevelt has accepted the
submission OF the chiefs OF Tutuila,
Samoan islands, ana given each chain
and n medal
Reports OF army officers shows that
the abolition OF the canteen has had a
bad effect on the health, mortality and
discipline Of the soldiers.
White Buffalo, an Indian, has brought
criminal libel case against Wichita
newspaper correspondent, who accused
him Of several murders
General De Wet has published his
story Of the war In South Africa, In
which be says defeat was due To tho
disloyalty OF the Boers.
Mosely Reynolds, aged 10, was killed
during battle with robbers who were
trying TO rob the bank In which he was
employed at westville, Ind.
The seeretary Of agriculture has pro-
hibited the shipment OF cattle, sheep
and hogs from New England states
because Of hoof aud mouth diseases.
Officials of the Western Federation
Of Miners say they will not become
reeonciled to the American Federation
a. long AS Gompers ia ut the head of IL.
Mint Director Roberts says that tho
mint facilities are increasing aud the
demand for coin decreasing. He rec
ommends closing the New Orleans
mint.
The navy department 10 advised Of
the arrival OF the torpedo fiotilla at
Culebra, uuder command OF Lloyd
Chandler. The Scorpion and Leyden
also are reported there.
Responding TO protest over ap-
pointment Of a negro In South Carolina,
President Roosevelt declares IL his
policy 10 recognize the race where Il
comprises Il considerable para Of the
population.
william Zimmerman, a wealthy far
mer, and his son were slugged and
robbed by two negroes on lonely
country road near Lawrence, Kans.
The elder Zimmerman's skull was
crushed and he is in "a critical eondi-
tion.
Edward H, Croker, chief OF tho New
York City fire department, who recent
ly was tried on series of oh'~gss. waa
declared guilty by Cor1uiss.Y1er stuv-
gis and was de ,.. Iry ~ service.
the dismissal Eeot ~ ".
cemh f,.
'rst N,uurn, ~. q. Morgan,
.- ~sH ''t a. robbers aud
...u. o., the BURGLARS Before
as.,, "hU were aroused by the ez.
pios.Ju, could reucn the bank, the
bandits hnd secured the money and
made their ptruup