The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1903-04-03
NEWS SUMMARY.

Tho death OF the rebel leader San
Miguel vas been confirmed at Manila.
Gustavos Franklin Swift president
Of the Swift Packing company, is
dead.
The anu.clgarotte bin passed the
Wisconsin assembly without word
OF debate
It IS shown that the commerce OF
the world now aggregates twcnty-ono
billion dollars.
Miss Clara Barton declares that she
will not resign from the presidency OF
tho Red Cross society
As the result Of q railroad wreck at
Lacaste. Texas, three passengers were
killed and nine injured.
Cholera has appeared in Damascus.
and tho visit Of the imperial family OF
Germany has been abandoned.
Four men were drowned at owen
Sound. Ont. while fishing In leaky
aat.bottomed boat. the boat sinking.
George Lewis Of Morristown. N. j..
has been made TO see after two years
Of total blindness by the Lorenz treat
ment.
Francis Hare and wife were assassl.
mated at Ravia, I. r.. each being shot
in the breast The motive OF the
crime IS not known.
A United States marshal has un.
carthed a plot to annihilate miners by
blowing up the mine with dynamite in
Italelgh county. W. V.
The night agent Of the Santa Fo
at Cerrlllos station. In New Mexico,
was fatally shot by two unknown men
who robbed tho depot.
Sixteen thousand school children
with flags waving. will greet Presi-
dent Roosevelt on his visit to Des
Moines. Iowa, on April 2S.
The 81. Petersburg correspondent OF
the Frankfurter Zcuguhg cables that
Russia is trying to negotiate a loan
Of slO0OOO.OOO In France.
Three men wrecked the vault aud
safe OF the State bank at Greensburg.
Kana.. with dynamite and got away
] with 500. They escaped on freight
train.
An engagement between Turkish
troops and insurgents is reported to
have occurred at lstib. Macedonia.
Eighteen insurgents are said TO ha,
boon killed
Grecnyllle, Miss. is flooded. and
people arc moving about in sldns
Thousands OF acres under water as n
result OF the breaking OF the Mlssis.
sippI levees.
II is feared that Mrs. Erdine Cretcs
of Kokomo, Ind. vii lose her eyesignt
as the result OF the explosion OF IA
coffee pot. her face being covered by
tho burning mud.
Samuel d. Hastings, prominent In
all reform movements OF the last half
century, died at Evanston. H.. last
week after u lingering illness. lie
was active in the antlslavory agita-
ton.
Or. John p. Wood OF Coffeyville,
Kan, one OF the oldest physicians In
the United States. Is dead. aged 1O1
years. DR.. Wood had been engaged
in active practice for soyonty.nye
years,
An extraordinary number OF fires
has been reported during the last two
days In various country districts OF
Austro.Hungary and Galicia. The au.
thorltles suspect that the Grcs arc OF
incendlary origin.
Tho Woodward mine. operated by
the DelaW--e. Lackawanna and West
ern Coal company at w1lSesbarre. Pa.
which as been idle for some time. has
resumed work This colllery employs
1900 men and boys.
A great strike riot, accompanied by
much bloodshod. has occurred at the
town OF slatousk, in the government
OF oofa, Russia. among tho Ural
mountains. Twenty-eight persons
were killed and ffty.elght wounded.
] Rev. ]. c. Grimes, who has been
attending the Pennsylvania Methodist
/ conference at Altoona, Pa, shot him
self twice In the face. Mr. Grimes
said he intended to kin himself. He
is said to have been suffering from
! melancholia.
! Leslie Feline, aged II. shot ant
: killed his step.father, Charles Krause
J Peoria, Ills, farmer. aged a. Tn,
! latter was abusing the boys mother
p and when Zeine demonstrated. at
tackled him. zelne grabbed a gun an,
= killed him.
@ A tragedy occurred at Bangor, Cal
@ in which Ed DiclShouse was killed
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