The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1903-05-08
NEWS SUMMARY.

At tho fair dedication parade at St
Louis.
An explosion in a torpedo factory az
Cleveland. o.. resulted in the death OF
four persons and the injury Of twenty
seven.
There has been heavy frost
throughout southern Indiana. There
will be great damage TO fruit and early
gardens.
In Rome the Socialist manifesto.
asking the people to leave their work
May 1 was generally dlsrogarded.
There was no disorder.
While wrestling with a friend az his
homo in Pomfret, Conn. Albert Peter
son. aged 40 years, was thrown Ia such
a way that his neck was broken.
Il can be said by authority that the
statement that President Roosevelt
will visit France with a feet OF war.
ships ls entirely without foundation.
The Socialists celebrated May day
throughout Germany by public meet
ings and speeches. At the meetings
held In Berlin there was no disorder.
A bill TO repeal existing laws re-
gardlng vaccination has passed tho
Hawaiian house. There Is a general
sentiment among the natives against
vaccination.
Frost badly damaged growing cotton
and corn in the Chickasaw nation, aud
crops will necessarily have TO be ro-
planted. Cotton was well up and corn
was a foot high.
Count Lamsdorff the Russian for,
elgn minister. has advised the French
authorities that the recent reports OF
Russian designs on Manchurla were
unwarranted and false.
The prohibition of American pork
into Turkey. which has been in effect
for Eve years, has been removed. and
orders have been issued permitting en-
try after the customary inspection.
Practically tho entire business por
ton OF Melbourne, Ia, has boon do
stroyed by Ere. The burned area GOV.
ors about three blocks, leaving only
three buildings standing on Main
street.
Tho town OF MarIquIna, province Of
Manila. has been destroyed by FIRE. A
thousand houses were burned and the
inhabitants are In much distress. The
people OF Manila arc RELYING the sui
forors.
A special from sa~alSatoon. Mani
tobn, says that lfty half-nakod Douk'
hobors are on the march for sasaka.
toon. They say they are searching for
Jesus" and will not stop until they
ind him.
Word has been received at the navy
department OF the arrival at the South.
ern drill grounds OF Cape Henry. OF
the Mayhowor. with Admiral Dewey
and the other members OF the general
board on board.
II has been seml-ofiiclally announced
that King Alfonso has signlned his
confidence in the ministry since the
elections. The cabinet, therefore. will
not resign unless the senatorial cleo.
tons are adverse.
Leon Sanders. billlard.hall en-.
ploye in st. Louis. shot and fatally
wounded Mary Burke with whom he
had boon living, and then blew out his
own brains. Jealousy is supposed to
have been the cause.
The transport Logan, which arrived
from Manila last week. brought the
First infantry. which consists Of 81;
officers and men and the band. anc
the First squadron OF the Sixth cav
airy. The Logan also brought 275 cas-
uals. eighty-seyen sick and four in
sane.
Joseph Il. Lynn, at one limo one o
the richest mon In this country. Il
dead at the county aims house. Wash
ington. d. c, lie was 70 years old
Fifty years ago Mr.. Lynn was asso
clated In the tanning business witt
Jay Gould
Elsie Barrett, who shot Elsi
Palmer, the actress. in New York las
January. was found guilty OF the sec
ond count In the Indictment. chargln
criminal neglect This means a shor
Jail or house Of correction sentenc
win DO imposed.
Mrs. Emma Wallace, a wealthy rel
ldent OF Wllkesbarre. Pa, who dlsaI
= peared from home soon after the deaf
= Of her husband about Ave months ago
has been found by her daughter. Twin
, as a servant in the home OF a reslden
/. In Newark, N. J..
Miss Evelyn Hodge, Miss Ingerso
= Minge and Samuel Williams, thre
. prominent young society people {