The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1902-09-05
NEWS SUMMARY,

miners Of Kansas tbs fall. ds.pIt.
general expectations.
Santos umont, the seropsnt ill
attempt the construction Of an aer,o,
vessel to carry eight persons
The beneficial rains Of the pas, vesb
at Simls, India, have changed de,n.i,
into hope for millions Of Iudla ,ul,iva.
tors.
The extraordinary weather this wear
in Japan makes the prospects OF A ynod
rice crop-the main food Of the people
very gloomy.
In order to save the birthplac, Of
John brown from destruction by van
dals II has been offered, rent fee. to A
respectable caretaker.
A magnificent crop Of barley, which
has already been harvested, together
with full rice fields, will put Koreans
In an enviable position
Alta meeting OF the council OF the
South Wales Miners Federation II was
decided to forward s., 900 to the strik-
ing miners Of the United States.
The greater part Of the town Of Kara
Ilassar, in Asia Minor, has been de.
stroyed by are. Kara Haaar has
population Of about 1900 people.
Timely aud abundant rains, the FIRST
for three years, ba n saved the southen
end Of the territor N Lower Califor.
MIA from becomingla barren waste
The Rio Janeir correspondent OF
the Petit journal I'd ports the massacre
by Indians Of ltali,k b settlers in viii
luge In the state Of aanta Catherine.
The body Of Eugcp Caremba, aged
22' spectator, was found at Bay City,
Mich, under the fall, o walls Of Woods
opera house, which lSas-d DESTROYED by
Dire.
In Oklahoma CITY, Okla., Willie lIar-
grove and Otis Mo1 igomsry, each i2
years old, were KIND ,ked from the top
OF freight car Ia llhe yards and run
over and killed. n
A great sensatio q has been caused In
Lisbon by the az rest Of several high
officials chargede with defrauding the
state to the exe1 ut ofsiOo, 900, aud with
accepting bEa1es.
Al Bloeg,wfontein, Orange River col
ony' sllS Iuting engine crashed into a
train eY.nveying refugees to Johannes
burg. The front cars were wrecked
aud number OF women and children
werq killed.
comparative quletness has come into
ny iron trade. The coke supply has
~ iproved slightly in some spots, but
y Iith other consumers the liability to
Il hidden stoppage is us great as at any
time last week.
N Americans who have been travelling
D. Europe aud are now in London ex-
|perience considerable difficulty In OBJ
tAib.ng paAsago home. A n ~s'o 81
steamerh are fully booked until the
first week In October
A man said to resemble william
Bartholin was arrested at Indians
Harbor, a small town two miles south.
east OF whiting, Ind. The suspect, II
10 SAID, wore badge issued by lodge
Of which Bartholln was u member.
Vienna Neue Erie Pressc declares
that the terrible treatment Of Siberian
political exiles at the Alexandrowski
settlement las led 10 a strike Of the
oonvicis, who are refusing all nourish-
nent until they are more humanely
treated.
Keglevitch Mattasich, the friend OF
Princess Louise OF Coburg, who was
sentenced to six years imprisonment
for the alleged forgery Of bill for
500, 900 In the name OF the Archduchess
Stephanie, has been pardoned 10y En-
peror Francis Joseph.
In dispatch from Paris the cores
pondent OF London Times explains at
great length that In some quarters OF
Paris President Roosevelts speech bear
ing on the Monroe doctrine is regarded
US warning to Spain not TO enter
Latin alliance.
Isabelle DE Los Reyes, head OF tho
Filipino Workingmen's union, who
was arrested August 18th charged with
threatening TO hssassnaie certain strif'
ing workmen II they returned to work.
has been sentenced at Manila to four
months Imprisonment.
President Rooseyelt's recent speech
on Monroeism has caused widespread
attention 10 Vienna. The Neue Freie
Pvesse thinks II was directed chiefly
against Great Britain and that II
sounds like an answer TO the confer
enee OF the Colonial Premiers.
Word has been received from Everett
Morgan and his wife, formerly resi-
dents of Plaindeld Ind, now mission
aries at Cotovci, Mex, that natives OF
that place have warned them that un-
less they leave the city by September
18th they will be put TO death