The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1903-04-10
NEWS SUMMARY.


with great success.
In Jackson. Mich. two hundred and
hity laborers and masons struck for
an increase In wages
Charley FlemmIng aged >. has been
kidnapped from Someryille, Mass. and
no trace can be found Of him.
Minister Merry reports to the state
department. in a cablegram, that mar
tlai law has been proclaimed Ia Near
aqua.
The boiler OF the barge Fitzpatrick
blew up on Long Island. the boat
sinking Immediately. 1--WE men being
drowned.
John Crassen. while resisting ar
rest, was shot and killed by Frank
Wilson. deputy sheriff. in a saloon
at Naco- Arizona.
Al Frankllnton, N. c.. the house oc-
cupied by Rufus Daniel. colorod, was
destroyed by fire and four OF his chill.
dren burned to death.
Eight men are known to be killed
and fourteen entombed as the result
OF an explosion OF gas In the Koonlg
Lulz mine at Ostheld. Russia
John McQuade. for thlrty.three years
treasurer OF Tammany hall Is dead.
McQuade was an expollce Justice and
strict leader He made a fortune
as a contractor.
The German press treats President
Rooscvelt's speech at Chicago on the
Monroe doctrine in a kindly way. the
irritation caused by the Dewey inter
Wow having passed.
In tornado which struck English.
Indiana, Mrs. George Cunningham was
killed and her ten.year-old son suf-
fered n fractured skull. Their house
was blown down on them.
Unless II is shown conclusively
that the foot and mouth disease does
not exist among cattle In northern
Kansas. the state OF Nebraska wilt
quarantine against Kansas.
About 400 wagon.makers In Pitts
burg, Pa. struck for an increase in
wages OF 10 per cent, recognition Of
the union. a nine-hour day and time
and n half for all overtime work.
The first hanging In the history OF
Armstrong county. Pennsylvania. took
place last week. when Frank Dudash,
who killed his cousin, Joseph Fedelen.
on october lG, 1901. was executed.
The quarterly estimate OF tho value
OF foreign coins issued by the directoE.I
OF the mint shows decrease in II
value OF silver for tho last thret>
months OF .O12O6 cents per fine ounce.
As the result Il an April fool Joke,
the private bank Of Kaspar q Karel OF
Chicago experienced run, during
which up to the close OF banking hours
fully 100000 was withdrawn by 400
OF the 900 deposltors.
The most severe hailstorm over ex-
porienced in La Cross, Wis. caused
great damage TO all greenhouses and
conservatories. The hailstones. which
were an inch In diameter. came down
thickly for fifteen minutes.
Lieutenant Joel n. Lee OF the
Tenth infantry who was tried by court
martial at Illgan, Island OF Minda-
mao. on the charge Of manslaughter,
has been acquitted. The case arose
from the killing OF two native prison
ers OF war.
With the book that he had been
eading still grasped in his hands, DR..
lscar Steur. Yale graduate and a
Profound student, was found dead in
his room in Washington. Nearby was
a small gas stove. the tube OF which
was partly disconnected.
Joseph stearks OF New Haven, bet.
ter known as Kid stearks, who was
knocked out in boxing match with
Max Holmes OF Bridgeport, Conn, is
dead from his injuries. Holmes was
released on bail of 1000 upon the.
charge OF manslaughter.
The plolce OF Milan attempted to
dispense the Socialists, and during the
lighting which followed a stone was
hurled at the escutcheon on tho Rus
sian consulate. the Flagstaff was
broken. y police officer was injured.
and four men were arrested.
Mrs. Jennie Impke, widow OF Fred
lmpke, tho miner whose firing OF an
oyercharge OF powder at a coal mine
at Athens. ILL.,. resulted in a concus-
sion which caused the death OF him.
self and FIVE other miners, Attempted
suicide by taking laudanum.
According the the officials OF the
bank at Legar, o. T., which was
robbed by three men. who escaped
after fatally shooting a citizen, cur
rency to the amount OF $4,000 was
taken. A large Indian payment was
due. and the funds were in the bank
The anthracite gtrike commission