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COALVILLE TIMES.
H tim" rtnuaiuno co.
M COALVILLE. UTAH.
UTAH STATU NEWS.
H Th heavy eiinwfall hat generally
Bh alrlven eheep In from Ilia summer
BBJ ranges In the mountains
H Lehllsnow enjoying it brisk build.
BBJ lag boin,it number nfiubttinllal bus-
BBJ jlntaa block being under construction.
H Leoo Mayhue of Hall Lake, ft mem-
BHj jbcrof troop I Seventh cavalry, who
BBJ hat been lu the Philippines, returned
BJ ko lilt home Ittl week
H Tin body of John H llemi the Pay-
BBJ eon theepman who perished In Ilia
BBJ -mountains near Payson last week dur-
BBJ lor th storm n found the 37th
Slate Auditor Richards laat week Is-
BBj eord warrant for Ilia aalsrlea of the
BBM etale ofllelala for the past thrra
BBJj month, the turn aggregating over
H 117,000
M A Joint debate between candidate!
BBl for roogrrta, King and Hutherland,
BH will be held In Halt Lake tlia last week
BBM of the campaign, probably ou tha eveo-
BBM tng of Nov ember 5
BBM In the atorm laat week seven
BMB Inches of anow fell at Park City,
BBM breaking down treee and electrlo light
BBM and telephone wlrea Hie storm wai
BBM general over the
BBM Professor XI. 11 Jonea liaa verified
BBM lila teat In which lie found tha water
NkfJ at the lake 50 per cent Mlhla lie will
HBBj make another teal later to av If thla
HBBJ percentage liaa Increased
H Tha conaolldatlon of tha two big
HMBJ alcotrlo companies of I.ogau liaa at last
HBBJ been effected The nw ctinpny,cp
HMBJ ItalltcA at .WO.UiO, will be known at
H the Heicute power company, and wilt
HHBJ have office In Iogn
H e'or the accord week of September
H illo Oranda Western grot rtrnlngs
H were 1100 700, an Intrras of 150,300
H for the period of the fiscal year from
B Jul Itt to September ISth tha gross
HBfl reached IWl,:tW, an lucres of II3,-
H The honecrop of Utah for tlila jrear
HHBJ It not mora than oue-flflh of what II
HHHV baa been In recent yenre Ihlt Is due
HkBJ to the drought an I consequent lack of
H flonera. The comba are uot well tilled
H either, and tha quality It not nearly uji
HHBJJ (o the usual alauilard
HHBM i The Rocky Mountain Hell Telephone
HHBH company has decided to push Ite new
H Una aoutli from Nephl through the
BBBJ Sanpete and Sevier valleys with all
BBBJ possible dlaalch, and before tnow
BBBJ diet that aeollou will be able to com
BBBJL .nunlctle with the outilde world by
BBBJ7 raeoced catting bcett on the 37th, lilt,
BBB and will continue for two or three
BBB month. One liundrtd and fort; men
BBB ar at work and the new machinery la
BBB running amoothiy. The capacity of th
H plant haa been trebled tinea latt tea-
H aon'a run
H Laat week two lot of about 15 000
H natlre trout from the atat flth hatch-
H ary were planted In lllg aud Little Cot-
tonwood creeka under th direction of
Rlate Warden Hharp. In a few daya
another plant will be made In Aiacrl-
1 can Fork can) on creek and In th
H ttreamt of Datl co nty,
John Ucmpiey, aJlonuon intttlonary
H of Kugene, Wet Virginia, waa ehot
and killed September 17 by 'llioiua
dark, a Cauibelllte mlnltterof Kugeue.
B Th niluttter took to th wood after
H the murder and at laat account had
H not beeu apprehended, although tougbt
H for by Indlguaut cltltena.
B Jamra Lynch aud 1- L. King, th
H two men who made an attempt to hold
H vp a gambling houa In Ualt Lake City,
H and ehot Colonel (liorge Troutte, hare
H been held to the dlttrlct court without
H ball on a charge of murder. The
H jirltoncr attempted to prore au alabl
H t the preliminary hearing, but failed.
H Jaiuca llurke, who thot Harreu H.
H IlarrUou, foreman of tha Itocky Muun-
H tain Hell Telephone company at llrlg
H ham City, appear to ba Intaue, and
H hit attorney will doubtltk attempt to
H accura an aonlltal upon the ground of
H 'lnianlly
B Mil Margartt McCreery, a Salt
H Laker, employed at a nurte lu ft Salt
H Lake hoapltal, went to Iowa leu than
BbVH a mouth line to ba married, but died
BbVB from heart trouble the :7th, rnly a few
HR dayt before the ceremony wai to bate
PHt taken place
flBj Harden Hplcer, who roldet near
HH Vernal, and Mark .McUnlre, a hired
HCDj man, while digging u Lcllar, were n
RajHK gulfed by a caie lu aud both may lot
KTCU tbelr Urea, 'lhey were up to their
HKIm seek In dirt furaercral hour before
EsgB 'being discovered
BBrfl tY. U Tattman, a Halt Lake travel-
BHsS lag man, waa fouud uncontclou on
Uu&ai l''0 ,lrtcl''' "' Victor, Colorado, recent-
HVH y, and It ttlll unable to Klie au ao-
EH aount of how the mUfortuue crertook
IRH him Clrcumttuncc Indliate that he
JESaVjI waa aluggled uud robbed
H The auece of the tlrt year a work
HjVMn of the atata flth hatchery I very gratl-
VB (flog lu all, about 1,300 000 young
BBj flth of the eattcrn brook, uatlre brook,
H rainbow and lake trout earletlet haee
H beeu hatched and plauted In th earl-
H pot ttreamt of tho Hate
WHAT nCPUDLICAN", CLAIM.
.lll t.m...lll H.J. lUtttnt. Will
llxettu fieri. nlUH
In a itateuirnt lue.l from ltrpubll
can hea I'luarlera, the ciinmltteeclalm
JM Tolet from Iheeleito al college for
McKlnlcy, III for Ilrynn and M doubt
ful The tlatet concrdrd to llrytn
are, Alabama, Arkania rlorlda,
(lenrgla, IxiuUlana. Mlttlatlppl. the
Carolina, leniietwe. Text an I Vir
ginia lu the dnublful column are put
Co'orado, Idaho Kentucky. lloutl
Montana. J.eada. Nel.ra.kaaiid Utah
KferythlngrUe la put down for Mc
Klnlcy but Indiana, which, with It
dfleen eotct It admitted to ! doubt
ful When thown till Itrpubllcan claim,
Congreman lllchardaon, for the Dem
ocrat charailrrlrrd It a only '
much boallng " lie added that the
Democrata had a poll which wat eery
dlrferenl from the llepulillcan one, but
that It would not be made public.
NATIONAL DbllT.
Ilxleee4ea.lt I3S Iterlet lh tlonlll ef
h-il.nib.r.
The monthly italenient of the public
debt hoa that at the ilmeof butlneu
September I), 11HX), the debt, lett cath
In the Irvatury, amounted to II, HW.
130,071, which It ft dccretie for the
month of M,1I3.(JJ Thl drcretio It
accounted for by the lncreae In the
cnh on hand aud the redemption of tha
3 percent iHindt. 1 ha debt I recapit
ulated aa follow:
InUret-bearlng debt 11,001,1J.JCO
l)ebliin whlchlntrrratliat
crated tinea maturity U,I07 3t0
Ibtbearlugnoluleret 4S7.3m.tHlJ
Total ., . tl.ttfl.30l SIJ
MONSTBn MINBIIU' I'AIIADE.
Mrlktne lenn)ltanU tllner ll loa
lr llenion.lralloa
At Wltketbarre, I'a , luetday, the
atrlklng miner paraded the ttreett and
were accorded a demonetratlun I- ully
10,000 wire In line, marching lx, fire
and four ahrratt, and ri'iulrlng one
hour and twenty minute to pat a
glren polnL I'orty brut batult were
In tlio parade A tail crowd from the
aurrouudlng country wlltirMed thu
ptrado and cheered the men In line,
encouraging them to perlt In their
flghL 'lh demonstration waa entirety
peaceful
MILLIONAII1E IN TIIOUDLE,
r.mog. Klon.tlh-r W(i At for llltore
and Alliuonr.
Kale Carmack, wife of George Car
mack, the Klondlko lullllunalrc, haa
filed a tult In California for divorce,
alleging dctcrllou and Infidelity bho
demand half of the community prop
erty, which contlitt of valuable Klon
dike mint, rent cttate In Seattle and
dW(iltt!o-bnka. -lliepropefly It"
appralted at Jl, 600,000 Carraack pro
potea to contrtt the tult, aud a tenia
llonat trial la anticipated
lei.enArHn(onllilaa.
favorable newa hat reached Well
ington from the European chancel
larlct Indicating that a complete agree
ment at to China It within tlghL The
agreement will Leon the batla of the
propolllon laid down by Secretary
Hay In hit note nf July 3 and the tub
toiuent uolet treating on that aubjuct
The accord of lluula with the United
Slate It more complete, than wat an
ticipated at Urt, and the report! thotv
that all of the European natlont prob
ably are placing thrratclvet In potlllon
to take advantage of the opening mmla
by the United Statrt. and oou will be
nady to begin urgollattona for a let
tlement with the Lhlnete government.
I r.ntt I orblil Hon la 1'Ur t oottxll
The death of Lawrence I'lerton of
the Lake (orett, III , unlvertlty foot
ball eleven from Injurle received In a
game a week ago hatretulted lu action
by parenlt of otiur pltj era. hlx play
era, Cartten, Captain Howell, Itoo
veil aud three other have been for
bidden to play the great collcgegeme
Ihegamn with Ul.conln, tcheduled
for next balunlay, at well at the other
heavy garnet down forlheteiton, have
tube cancelled Mtiouln ha been
notified of tblinccetilty Ucauteof the
lott of men and uot on any ruling of
the faculty
NBQHO DURNED AT STAKE.
Am.uIIM WMI. ., Wai IJ.nin..t
ami (antrwnl.
Ulnflcld Towntend, all I loyd, a
negro, wat burned at the ttake In the
lltlln town of hlectrlc, fifteen mllet
from Wcluinpka, Ala , a half hour
after midnight Wednesday morning
1 ha negroet crime wat an attempted
auault on Mr. Lonuel Harrington,
nhoto huthand tot fire to the fuel
which reduced Towntend t body to
athtt Ihe negro con felted the crime
when caught and w-t fully Identified
DBLMONT I1EFU8EB TO RUN.
New ork lUnker llerllnr la Make th
Itara far tunire.
A (.omuitttea called on Mr llelmont
at hit New orli rrtldenc luetday to
notify him of hit nomination for cou
gre by the I Irtt dlttrlct Democrat.
He potltlvely dicllned to run Mr
llolmont told the committee thtt he
waa gitllng to be n man nf nearly 30,
and had no with to return to cougre
lie would da anything foi tho party
exicpl run for coiigrvia.
IDAHO MAN MUHDEni.J 1
?JUJ
TT.II.e. T.Urwn M.rrliaat foott f
III tkull tru.had, II
Matthew Malley, a cigar dettV
Wallace, wat murdered In tilt ij
Monday morning and the oOlcen (jirt
found no clue to the murderer Jul
before 9 o clock In th niornij. I
patter by taw hit body lying neiAil
retr of lilt cigar atore, aud uotlBjiii
ofllcert I
llolh door were locked, and hti
the Uooretuied the belief thall Li
committed tulclde When IheMcer
wat forced open It wat found IhuUU
throat wa cut and lilt ikull crueillt
three placet An Iron bar, eljUrti
locliet long, lay between IhcJoJ;,
which wa covered with blotjj 1
towel had been lied around tlitUtJ,
evidently for a gag ,'
An itmlntllon of th prmjMi
thowrd that the afe wa lockr'tii
money diawerundltturbed tmlaTnti
en on th eorpe The boJi.v,u
yet wtrm butdetihhtdoccurrtta
time befur Nothing wat rautif
from the ttore except the key
dour, the inurdrrrr evidently taVajrh
with hlin aud locking tha door, f I
On wltortt taw Ihe iterctttcinur
the ttore with a tall, tllin man tlojtl
o clock Malley had lived In theiir
d'Alenea about flfleeu year, maj ii
nokuowurnemlet, I,
UnlTISM TAKK I'OSBESSIOrfl"
OF ALASKAN TBHI1I70I Y,
n
1 vrtlna af I ..rr.pl.. Ill.lrlrl, AUla,N-a
llr.upl.at John Hall. KJ
A dltpalcli received at Vartra rr
Saturday evening dated from tltll .
Itli commlttloneri camp near ft r f
plne City, Alaska, tayt that Ik It
Martin, jutllce of the aupreme oar ol
IIrlt1e.lt Columbia and head of tliei
mltilonrrt, ralmd the llrlllsh (Jl ot
September 17 lie took pottettTn f
that portion of the Porcupine 7tfkt
recently deilared to be lu llrlllR&r-'
rllory, at least for the time bcl ty
the International boundary cSn lt
tlon He theu declared IhlJ b
American, who own all the clta la
that dlttrlct, should at once app" la
have their lltlrtcoaOrtnedby tlilio a
lultitou I
POMTO niCAN POLITIC,!
AdtKr.nt. af llolh I aille Oritn. ,r '
II.. rr.j. I ,
The federal party at Itt conritt a I
at Caguat, l'orto Itlco, Monday, lu i
reolutlon alUllatlng Itself wlfft t
deraiKratto pnrty In fie United ttl . I
Cablegram from William J.IJJ a
andJametK Joint, urglug litrwn r,
were read Nuuri lltvera ait t
tpreck Id which he opposed tho fiil i
tttratlon on the ground that tliJoA
ker bill It untttltfactory and tin fur
to Itlcant demand a more ludtpietlt
ioriu uL.upTrawu- - . ., His
FBftjrvv''eaiiiaaM'laair0g aVMef
Jnan hatendorted tha adralobiln f
and named candldatea for the hot ul
delegatea. j
COEUIt D' ALENE MINERJ I
IILLUABED. 1
ladlclmeul on At lileh Th. WtraConimi
Wa I. ul IT.
Through n decision rendered li Saf
I Kramlsco Monday, by the Uiltejj
States circuit court of appeals Unto
Idaho ttrlkera who were convloltd
it conspiracy to obstruct a train car
Ing the mails, will secure their rebti
from the San Quentln pcnltentliry 1
The cae It one growing out of III
big ttrike In Idaho In 1909, and till
destruction of the mill at Hunker UIP
of the Sullivan mining company I
In their dtclalon Judge tlllbtrf
Host and Morrow call attention 10111
fact that tl e Indictment doet ncf
charge that the couiplracy htd fori?
purpoto knonlugly to oUlruct IhT
inallt g
Waihlnilan Jl.rrh.nl Slnr.l.r.d b, Itrtb
W. W. Scott of Klona, WathlnetoiJ
wat ahnt and killed about 1 oelocf
1uedy morning at Prcuier by t02
known man, tuppoied to be the robhif
who hell up a traveler ou a frrlgkt
train a few hour earlier Another
liltu wa shot and perhaps f,t,iJ
-vounded biotlt munlerer eitifet
rcott, armed wllh a thotgun tn4 a?
coinpanied by the man whoclsluiid I?
have beeu held up, went to a bo,Ci7
on it siding nt l'ro.er 1 he men loildt
were ordered to come out nhlcbtlit?
did Hcotla companion ldtllJtJ
tworoeuatthembWri A.hepoloicJ
thoiu out, four tliott wer tlrtd by on
of them, and Volt fell dead, tbot 1
the head and heart. (
H.r.1... t iiai.ai.,, lMi I
Colonel II A Trev.ly.n, ,,,
of th llalaklova charge, died a
1 retno, Cal , Saturday of pntomotlaJ
lie wa. a cormt in the hlev.nth IUP
aara, llu wa 07 yeart of sj, ttf
leavet two daughter lu I og,0j
Iroa Worker Arr.ut !. I vt.M-1
lli.TOO employee of th. Ite.,n9
Iron rompany of Deanvllle, U u"
ciiled Mon lav to accept th 81 p,r'e.nV
reduction In their wg,t0 take .Beff
October 10, and agalnt which tbeV
truck .Votltea were potted Mono
night In the varlou tleptrtmtnU .'
th rftn Iron A, Steel works st nurJ
ham, Miniln county, of a reductloa of
3 per cent In wage. Tl,.r, , .,j
dlttatltfactlon among tht J 000 lm,
ployeet and a ttrike Is tartat'tntd br
th rutn '
b-bbbbbbbbJ
FILIPINO KNVOV AI1MIVE9. I
Ratta Ixp lo..n to I .11 Amrrlraa Te.
Piatt llal flllilnmUinldl4ke.
Bexto Lopex, formerly tecrelary and
eonfidanl of (leneral Agulnaldo hat
arrived at New York Lopex la tald
to have come here at the Invitation of
Mtk Warren, and he expecla to explain
to the people the I illplnot' tide of
their fight with Ihlt country
I upet It a amall man with a yellow
complexion and straight black hair
Ilia tecrelary, who tiyt that he liaa
known Locx fur eight veara. It n
colonial from (Jnrenitown, and lie
acrlbea himself at a Uilllther from
head to fooL At the docks there waa
only one man to meet him, ft aandr
hatred man, who waa add rested aa Mr
lleorge, but refuted to give hit name
to reporter. Ileaaluted th l'lllplno,
and together they began ft hunt of tha
doik for Htk Warren, who finally
made hit appearance, and together
they went to tha Imperial hotel.
While coming up from quarantine,
Lopex gate out the following signed
atatemenL
"My object lu vl.ltlog the United
Blatea la not to Interfere In American
politic, but simply to tell the people
what th Illplnot desire In reference
to the future government of our coun
try It It aald that ray coming to
America la In tha Inlerealt of certain
person and partlet We. a MllpUo.
know no purtlea lu the United Slate.
We have only one desire, namely to
aee justice for our country "
MINEttB OFFEIIED INCREASED
WAOBB,
Op.ratera llfl.r li.rr.a.a or 10 1 r laat la
HI, p IVH.)l,.nl. Nlrlka.
An otTrr of an Increase of 10 per cent
In miner' wage liaa been made by
the Philadelphia .t Heading Coal A.
Iron company, and Ihlt move, It It
ttated, will be followed by almllar
notlcea at every colliery In th,e anthra
cite region
It It exacted by th operator that
Ihlt Increate lu wagta wilt be aalltfac
tory to th men, and they believe many
ttrlkera will take advantage of the
offer and return to work Mining op
erations will In tlila event be given an
Impetua, and the operator expect
there will then be n gradual resump
tion until the collieries will ngaln have
their full complement of employer
Ihe Philadelphia X Heading com
pany operate thlrly-nin colllcrlra,
nd of these, twenty-seven hive been
shut down owing to Insufficient work
ing force.
CHINA IS HEDOINO.
Wtlllac la Ut grade High ofdcl.t. lu Molllff
1 owtre.
Important newt cam from China
Saturday which tends to advance ma-.
la.rla.lly Ihe efforts for ft final tattle-'
.as... liaaimnr.. .tuna-awa-tiugireaf
tlous for the United Stttet contained
In the answer to the (lermati pro,totl
tlon, and hat begun voluntarily tht
punlshmnnt of th reactionary Chines
leader Who were responsible for tbt
I'ekln outrage.
The department nt stat I Informed
br Consul fleneral (loodnow at Hhtng
htl that Sheug, Chinese director o1
rallwayt and telegraphs, has handed
him n decree of the emperor and cm
prctt, dated atTalgntn, September S3,
blaming their mintstert for encourag
ing the lloxera. The edict order Ihe
degradation of four prince and de
prive Prince Tuan of hit talary and
official aerrant. He la to be brought
for trial before the Imperial courL
OriEATBTOnM ATNOME.
rally BOO l.rm Mala lluui.l... aud
Havrral Killed.
The steamer Itoauoke brings newa of
ft disastrous atorm at Nome It raged
with uuuiual violence for uearlr two
dtys, up to the eveulng of September
3th, and was the severest that ever
visited northwestern Alaska
A number uf barges and lighters
were driveil ashore and totally wrecked
All along the beach for miles, both
tttt nd well of Noun the wind and
water have created havoa with tenia
and mining machinery
A number of lives are believed to
have been lotL Several captain and
tetmeii on malt tug are uilitlng and
It It thought they are lost, 1'ully 300
person ar homeless, while the lots to
property and supplies I over 1300,000.
FEAtlS DftBACH OP NEUTRALITY
aretllrlUlMrlentUNota la IIMrh lo-
rauiant
Great llrllnln haa tenia note to the
Dutch government, according to a dis
patch from Amsterdam, which con
ttlnt a warning that If Mr Kruger It
allowed to larry bullion or ttata
archive on board the Dutch warthlp,
which It to bring him to Purope, It
will le regarded at a breach of neutral
ity ou the part of the Netherlands.
FIVE PILLION PO3TA0E STAMPS.
Nnrubrr luaad lor l.ail rtwal ear V teams
Thl..
The annual report of ThlrdAsslst
ant Poalmtstor-Oeneral Madden for
the fiscal year ending June 30, 1000,
shows that the total number of potlag
stomp of all kind Ittued Including
ordloarr stamp, Mtoge due tittup,
tamped envelope and Ottal card,
reached the cnormout total uf five and
out-third billion, valued at 13.1 000,000
an Increateof over OU,000,000 stamp
ovr th preceding wr
PROTESTS AOAINST TUAN.
Cnll. I m.lnT.II. t'M... t.poliilu.alll ft
tll.l.k.
It It believed that the stale depart
ment ha taken step through Mlnhler
I Wu to Imprest upon the Lhlnete gov
ernment the tindeslrablllty of the ap-
polntmenl of Prluce Tuan at grand
tecrelary, and the painful Imprettloa
thl appointment hu crrat d throilgh
out thla country The kffrcl of hit
appointment. If persisted n, II Is said,
might I to retard seriously the final
. negotiations or, In ftct any negotia
tions at all
If the appolntmentof Tuan promises
'to ol struct the performance of Ihlt
pltdge In any manner, then It would
be clearly violative of the guarantee
laid down, end would warrant the Im
mediate withdrawal of Mr Conger
from further relatione with the Ihlucsa
envoys.
JOHN M. PALMER DEAD.
ftoldlar, atateamaa, Janrnallit Son. lot
la Heart Troable
John McAuley 1'alL.er. candidate for
pritldent on tha Hold Democratle
I ticket In leS, ex-United Slates sena
tor, soldier and journalist succumbed
to heart failure at Springfield, 111 ,
Wednesday morning Lest than a
week before he wat an honorary pall-
. bearer at tleneral McCternard a funeral,
Ttittday he complained of feeling
I badly and Tuesday night a physician
waa called, who pronounced him In no
Immediate danger Al 4 octock Wed
nesday morning he fell Into a genii
slumber from which he never awoke.
lie was burled In the rain Ihursday
it Larllnvllle br the local (I A It. and
Masonla orders Among the honorary
pallbearers were Seualor Culloni, Gov
ernor 'lanner, former tlovernor 1 1 fir,
former Congressman Connelly, lieni rai
John 0 lllack and Supreme Judge
JeasaJ Philips.
DREYFUS WRITES LETTER.
Ilteelar.a Tliat Jaallre Ha .Not ll.ta Ooee
I III la...
The Prcsse of Parlt puhllshet the
text of an alltged letter from Alfred
Dreyfus to M, Trelcux, the former
minister of justice, dated Ueneva,
Bwllterland, September 13, In which
the writer says'
"The moral effects of th iniquity
ttlll exist, and the mental torture It at
grist at ever Since Justice has not
I been don to me, the aim I pursue re
nialus the sain until attained) th
legal revision of my trial "
) 1 he I rese cite this letter at "prov
ing that the Ureyfutarda are sill! agi
tating and persist In their lutentluu to
keep alive the hatred aud dlsiord of
recent J tare "
IMMIORANTS ARE 400 402.
Tolal Naraher Whn Arrived Uarlig latt
M.eal laar.
Thomaa Pitch Ic, comroltttoner of lm
tnlgvatloa of New-York, hat sir' '" '.
...MlniM.. .rfth wwrlr-dafte at
the New ork oflke for the fiscal J ear
ending June 30, 1000
The total number of aliens arriving
at the port of New ork for the year
waa 100,483 The Portuguest and Hal
laut rank about In the time order in
Illiteracy 'Ihe Lugllth, rreuch and
(Jermau people brought close to the
same amount per year, namely, about
130 each
AMERICANS NOT TO DLAME.
Cams Writ a L.ll.r aa Affair la
Gen Maximo Oomex ha written ft
letter, In which he tayt "Many per
ton are mortified at the prolongation
of the American Intervention. Many
also view the altuallon in a pettlmlttle
light, Ilul the Americana ar not to
blame for the delay, as the Cubans
have placed obttaclet In their path
bo good man tan doubt thai tho pro
misee of the Uulled States' secretary of
war and the Atnerlcao people will b
faithfully kept "
WILL DLOCKAOE CHINA
llaatla 1 roo Itlgoroat M,atur Against
lurt..
The lluttlsn naval staff aunounccs
that It Is proposed to blocks I all Chi
uese naval ports lu cousrquence of th
hostile attitude of tho Chinese fleet at
Shanghai, and to send fast cruisers
from the allied squadruus to protect
their transports.
The general staff announces that
Itutslan troops ar massing around
Klrln. In Mauchurla, whore there ar
S,(W0 Uiluise.
Ilol.r. Again WU...
The American Presbyterian and
Catholic missions at Shell Luug, on the
Kaal river, have been destroyed The
priest In charge of the Catholic mis
sion escaped aud was protected by it
mandarin
Numerous tntl Christian disturb
ances are taking plate In tht provinces
ofKwangSI aud Kwaug lung. Tha
authorities are employing active meas
ures to suppress th outbreaks and
there have Lien several executions.
Native Christiana are Hocking to Canton
STRIKERS MAKE 0AIN3
Tho lllg Colli. !.. Ar. I awu.lled to
Thursday's developments in tha
atrlke situation In Pennsylvania show
ed Important gain uu the part of the
inlue workcra. lwo big colllcrle In
the Ashland district, controlled by the
Philadelphia S. Heading Coal aud Irou
company and employing 3000 men and
boy, were compelled to close aud a
third worked with ft crippled force
Not a ton of coal wat minU la Shan
andoalt during tho day
I
KKWS SUMMAHyT I
i. massacre of thirteen Swedish ei- B
Injuries In Ihe northern irl otitis
province of Shou SI Is reported B
Hmperur Kwang Su hat Issued an fl
edict thinking llmperor Mcholts for Ej
his decision to withdraw th Iluulaa W
troop from I'ekln flj
Th United States Immigration ofil
cert are aiding Lnnn.li to prevent aud H
delect Japanese naliiralltaltoa frauds
In llritlsh Columbia H
It It rumor xl that Lord Wolteley K
will be made an 1 arl ami be appointed I
viceroy of Ireland to aurcred Pari Co.
dogsn, whote resignation ee-it lm
pending
The ruth to the gol I fields of llritlsh
flutana aud Veneturla, which eras ex
peeled In follow the settlement of the
Veneiuela boundary dispute, failed to
materialize
At Octave, Arllona Thursday nlgb.
John Ik-c a deputy sheriff shot an
killed Charles 1 hnnipson at Ihe latter a
taiooi The crime was the result of ft
poker gsinr
On the night of September 19th
thieves broke through the floor of the
Alaska loinmercial rompnny'a ware
house at Nome, tecurlug gold dust
worth 110 '.00
Lord Kitchrcer, It It stld, If he re
mains in bi.ulh Africa, will be given
the local rank of a full general, so that
he can be second In command to Gen
eral Duller after Lord Roberta leaves
Hon Charles A lolller former '
mayor of Atlanta, (la, and I nlted
Utates commissioner to the I'aila ex
position la dead from a pistol 'round
He shot himself whllo chasing 't burg
tar.
The Irish-Americans lately serving
with the Doers have been removed
from their barracks at Luurtjncu Mar
que to the Portuguese transport In
dia, It Is said, to prevent disturbances
In the town
On the opening day of the fall fes
tival of the lallforuUSchueUen club,
A. II Pape smashed the American rllle
records on point shooting, off-hand, al
SIX) yards lie hit the bull s eye 10
timet out of '.00
I.srnrst, reliable miners now re
turned to Dawson from the Timnna ills
trlct, slate thai after thoroughly pros
I letting and puniilngonull the different
' developed creeks. Ilia conclustuu Is
thai thu diggings nro no good
In Galveston li!0 men are employed
clearing the street of debris and ills- ,
posing of dead bodies from the wreck
age ThlrtJ-one bodies were found
Baturday, making a total of 3311 to far
known to have been recovered
l'ottmatter Dlsmuke of Iona, I T
was thot nqllniUnlly killed by "'-. .mniri
mukeiioarhedoMhihT"fallieTaTMS V""
alttance and waa also shot Ua dlod
liter Athlon It under arreiL
Ilussla It holding alt the fort and
ttratrgical poluta from Taku to I'ekln
Itussla'a possession of the railway j
shows by the permanent arrnncemenl '
which her officer are making llial ah "
Intends to tivallow the north of Chloa i
Victor II Olmsted, special agent oi
the Census department, Washington, It
lu SL Joseph, Mo , and hat begun aa
investigation of thu alleged fraudt la ,
ttklug the censut In that city Thi '
flguret turned lu by tha enumerator!
show the population of the city to hav.
considerably more than doubled durlns,
the last decade.
Lord ltobrrlt It certain to be the re ',
ctplent of many honors In Natal and In
Capo Colony, and pro I ably at least alt ,
weeks will elapse bctwei n the lime ha ,
quits the Doer up-country and the day ; I
on which lie nguln seta foot In Kug
land
James llurchflcld hat been sentenced
tohangal I'ligeravllle, 1 1 nil . Nor cm
berlilh for the murder of hit wife on -
August .sth llurchfleld had juttcome i
home from a) ear a term In the atata I
peullentlary when he committed lb 1
crime
Application hat been made far the
appointment of it guardian for hetb i
Abbott, fall er of the late Htnma At
bote. Mr Abbott wat adjudged Intant
In the Chicago courts recently, and hit
commitment ordered to a sanitarium '
at Wamvolsa
Tho ltustltn naval alnff announce
thai It It proposed to blockade all Chi
nese naval porta III consequence of the
hostile attitude of the Chinese fleet at I
Shanghai, and to tend fail cruisers 'I
from tha allied squadrons to protect I
their transports I
The Hank of the Ilepubllc, Itlo Jan- ,
elro, which, at announced Siptember
13th, wat obliged, owing to a run on i
the Institution, to Issue checks at sixty j
days' alghl on deposits, hat passed tin-
der government control, the creditors j
acceptlug 3 per ccut bonds. J
INDIQNITY OFFERED OUR FLAO. j
Mob Tear Howie Ihill.d Male lolor from I '
United Mate foaiulala J
United States Consul W W Mill at ,
Chihuahua, Mexico, hat tent a letter , I
to the authorities at Washington do- 1
tailing an Insult to the American flag '
over his consulate on September 10th,
the anniversary of Mexican Indepcnd- '
ence, by a mob of Mexicans. He bad
hoisted the United State and Mexican
flsge la honor of the day, and the mob
torn down lb United Statct color.
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