The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1903-09-18
NEWS SUMMARY.


snow.
Portland was selected as tho EeEt
place Of meeting Of the American
Mining Congress.
II ia believed war will be declared
between Turkey and Bulgaria before
the end Of September.
A severe storm has swept over the
western part Of Germany causing
much damage to property.
An engine and fourteen cars veEt
through a bridge near Hugo. l. T.
four trainmen being killed.
Mrs. Clara CASTILLO Of Chicago Fui-
cided by saturating her dress with
kerosene and touching a match to g.
Tho prune growers in the vicinity
Of Vancouver. Wash, fear n serious
loss Of fruit will result from the recent
rains.
Tour men were instantly killed ~
the giving away Of a scaffold sixty
feet above the ground at Duluth.
MINI.
Fire at Nashville Tenn, resulted IN
the death OF one man. the injury Of
eight others. and property loss 10 tho
amount of $4,000.
Earthquake shocks were felt AZ
Portland, Ore, and Chehales and
Tacoma, Wash. on the 18th, although
no damage was done.
Governor Dale OF Hawaii declares
that he will not resign his once, but
will retire at tho end of his term.
which expires next May.
Russia has requested permission OF
China to postpone her evacuation OF
one OF the frontier provinces Of Man
churia for several months after octo-
Der s.
Mrs Taylor. the woman made IA.
nous by her passage over the Niagara
rapids In a barrel, win make another
trip over tho whirlpool about octo-
Der 1.
Two ranch hands. while stealing
ride, were set upon by hold-ups near
Drummond. Mont. and ono OF the mon
killed. while the other is probably
fatally wounded
John Mamet. saloonkeeper, was
fatally shot by Marshal surtoos. and
saloonkeepers G. w. Van Sickle and
William McComb were wounded at
Murray City. Oklahoma.
Carey Snyder. son OF n. NJ. Snyder.
leading banker Of Kansas City.
wanted for robblng a wealthy pawn
broker OF 1000 In diamonds, has been
captured near Billings, Mont
Twenty-four persons wero injured
as tho result OF tho collapse of
grand stand while watching n sham
battle at Fort Leavonworth. Kama
Three OF tho injured will probably die.
The secretary of the treasury has.
appointed Robert Fullerton OF Des
Molnea, Iowa, disbursing ofticer TO dis
burse the 100000 appropriated by
congress in aid OF the st. Louis expo
sltion.
As the result OF runaway at a
funeral In Denver. nine persons, four
OF them children. wero injured. Tho
horses became frightened by the nap
ping OF tho black trimmings on tho
hearse.
The home of Fred Rohrer. a news
paper man Of Berno. Ind, was de-
stroyed by dynamite and tho entire
family slightly injured. Rohrer's pa
per leads the opposition to licensing
saloons
Charles Jones. colored boy IL
years old. has confessed to numbering
Miss Caroline Link. who, on August
2s, was found in dying condition In
candy store in Baltimore, where she
was employed
Grasshoppers have destroyed tho
crops OF the Plcuris Indians In Taos
county New Mexico, and tho govern
ment will have to help them over tho
winter and supply them With seed
grain next spring.
Twelve hundred men have gone on
a strike at A packing plant In 81.
Joseph. Mo, because the superlntend-
ont refused to discharge a fireman
who was charged with being unfair to
union workmen.
Hugh II. Price. surveyor general OF
Arizona, has been removed from once
as a result Of an investigation made
Into charges preferred against Price
and his chief clerk, w, u. Murphy. OF
receiving Illegal fees for expedltlnF
work in the Office,
"Unolo" Finney an ex-sIavo 90
years OF age. lived in cabin In
Franklin county. Virginia, and was
regarded by ignorant people living In
the vicinity az being sorcorer. A
| few nights ago he was called 10 his