The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1906-09-14
NEWS SUMMARY

| norman MltChrll was Killed bN "a
passenger train near Reddlng. Cal Ic
was asleep on the track
IN explosion Of the Dupont Powder
works at MImours Va, killed G. %
clark and fatally injured four others
Two persons were killed and tom
Injured IN q hcuduu collision of two
passenger trains az Woodland. ~ Va.
As the result of % collision between
troops aud striking coal mIucr lt
Pc'rorcuoy Hungary i55 miners were
injured
The Trades Union congress VI Liver.
pool ENGLAND. bias adopted a rcsolu
ton In favor OF AN cighthour day Tor
all organized labor
Three men were Killed aud dozen
seriously Injured by the falling OF the
second floor Of new building being
constructed in Elyra. Ohio
W u. llansbcrgcr a prominent
Democrats politician. committed sui.
eide at scdalia, Mo. lie was despon
dent over financial reyorscs.
4 negro was Killed and Ave white
persons more or less seriously injured
by the collapse Of street railway
bridge over tho lnkcr creek at Roam.
okc. Va
Much excitement has been caused in
Warsaw By the announcement In news.
paper extras that an order had been
given to execute rcyolutionists who
might be caught red.haudcd.
During the combined land and sea
maneuycrs at Constanza a boatload OF
soldiers. members OF a battalion OF
chasscurs. was capslzcd Eleven prt
Yates and one officer were drowned
Four men were killed and eight were
seriously injured by an explosion on
board the Russian armored cruiser
Ruhlk. which Is being built at tho
Vickers Maxims works at Barrow
England.
Agents Of the Cuban government arc
negotiating In New York City for the
purchase OF a steamer which ia to be
converted Immediately into a gunboat
and sent to Cuba for use against the
insurgents.
The San Francisco street railway
strike has been officially declared on.
The carmen have resumed work on the
terms that they arbitrato their de.
mands for 81 wage and an eight
hour day
Carl Smith OF Brockton, Mass, a
professional aeronaut, fell distance
OF 1876 feet from balloon at tho fair
grounds at Lewiston, Me. and recclv.
ed injuries which will probably result
in his death.
Henry Brcntor shot and killed Grace
Reed at Davenport, Iowa, severely
wounded Samuel Moore, a successful
rival, and then put the muzzle Of
rife In his mouth and blew on the
top Of his own head.
Constance Lilly and Alexander Con.
zales, two workmen employed at
dairy near Long Beach, Cal, quar-.
relied about milking early Sunday
morning, and Lilly shot and killed
Gonzales. lie then fed
The London Daily Tclegraph's To.
kio correspondent says that viscount
Hayashi has verbally stated his inten.
ton OF reslgning as foreign minister.
but that II is hoped he can be pre-.
vailed upon to retain the portfolio.
While asleep three children named
Melton were killed by the collapse OF
the walls OF the Melton home at San
Luis Potosi, Mexico, and their mother
was seriously injured Two laborers
were struck by lightning and killed
Revolutionists attacked the prison at
Stoplncy, Russian Poland. with the
purpose OF lIberatlng two political agi-
tators. A pitched battle followed, and
after several PUSHES the attacking par.
~ withdrew, carrying several wound.
ed
Jerry Corcoran, a lineman 20 years
Of age, was electrocutod In midalr at
Sacrament, Cal. lie was engaged In
removing old wires from poles, when
he cut a live wire and made a con.
tact with a cable carrying 1000 volts.
lie was instantly killed.
Two earthquakes are reported from
Hllo on the island of Hawaii, but II is
stated that no damage was done. After
one OF the shocks hundreds OF dead
hsh were thrown up on the beaches
Apparently they had been scalded to
death by submarine eruption,
A dynamite outrage resulting in the
wreck OF Wisconsin Central ore train
occurred at lronwood Mich The en-.
gineer and firemen had close calls
from death. The dynamite mad been
placed on the tracks with tAe inten.
ton OF wrecking passenger train.
Mrs Henry Knippen wife Of a
farmer living near Cloverdale, Ohio,
decapitated her two children, a boy
a0ad thraa md a GIRL awpd pua aud