The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1902-02-28


earthquake at shamaka, Trans-cauca-
sia, have thus far been recovered.
Some hundreds Of forged Bank Of
England notes for IS have been put
IN circulation during the last fort
night
The donations OF companies aud indi-
viduals IN Germany for working peo'
pie during the year 1901 reached $4,000
marks.
Courts-msrtial have been ordered for
n number OF japanese officers who are
accused OF looting during the China
campaign.
A bill has been introduced In tho
Maryland senate approprlatiug 100000
for state building at the st. Louis
exposition.
Mrs. Arson Van Louven was prob.
ably fatally aud one other person Sc
verely injured In runaway in Red
lands, Cal.
While working In the corral Of
slaughter house at sonoma, janet
Predr,ii was attacked and seriously
injured by vicious boar.
A company composed OF Boston and
New York capitalists has laid out the
ground for new smelter at GRAND
Junction, to cost 100000.
The French steamship Canada has
arrived at Colon from Savanilla with
800 soldiers aud iei officers, among
whom are three generals.
News has been received OF the muir
der OF Rudolph Hanson, an American
citizen at Port Lot. on the island OF
Ponapi in the Caroline group.
Count de Luceuay, It is said, will
get new trial on the charge Of big
amy, for which the jury in III Paso,
Tex, had given him four years.
Bumon Galingo, leader OF the island
band OF outlaws, who In 1898 ambushed
and killed Captain Jones OF the First
Texas Rangers, has been captured.
A representative OF tho United
States Steel corporation denies the re.
port from Sweden that the corporation
had bought iron properties in that
country.
A blue book containing particulars
OF the expenditures OF British Parlia-
mentary candidates at the last cleo
tion shows that total Of g., $50, 900
was expended.
In Cleveland, o., the jury in the
trial OF Vernon Rogers, who shot and
killed his sweetheart, Margaret Hal.
len, on October 10th last, returned a
verdict OF murder In the second de-
gree.
The governor OF Jamaica, Sir Angus.
tus Heming, win again give up part Of
his salary in order TO further assist the
colony out OF its financial difficulty.
Governor Heming's salary is $4,000 a
year.
The governor of Kentucky has OFF,
ed reward OF $500 for the arrest or
three masked men who at Fulton sew
erRl days ago dragged Bill Dooley, an
inoffensive negro, from his home and
murdered him.
The Tuskegee negro conference In
session at Tuskegee, Ala, last week,
was the largest and most successful
gathering In the history OF the move
ment, both as regards the number OF
negro farmers and prominent educa-
tors from all parts OF the south.
The Chilean government has OH.
cially contradlcted rumors that secret
negotiations have been 10 progress
with Argentina for the purpose Of
reaching n direct settlement on the
boundary question without recourse TO
the British arbitrator.
Eight detectives will be near Prince
Henry during his time in New York
city. II is the intention OF the city
authorities TO no environ the Prince
with guards that the possibility Of
accident will be reduced to a mini
mum.
The destruction OF rats throughout
the German empire, no far as this Is
practicable, is under consideration by
the imperial health department The
object OF the health department is 20
mitigate the danger OF contagious dis-
eases
Charles NJ. Drye, n negro, who Is
said 10 have be6n one OF Lee Turner's
men in the fight at the Quarter House.
near Middlesboro, Ky, recently, aud
for whose arrest Governor Beelshnm