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Show J t ' JF 1 X 'N- -- ' jf - X , '4 - r 5 " ? ' COALVILLE TIMES. irrtSH DRIVEN BACK. Wtiat Woman (sltnfMl Want. t Sirlka an t'Mipwue Blew asS br Insurgoate to EUe g Tsestcs Adopt Threats Urtitah CnuawilaUsa nos America times rrnusunro Thd British have been forced to reOf late the Insnrgente in Albay pro- tire from Colesberg district under Luzon bar, adopted barraaeing COALVILLE. UJAH. heavy ltoer pressure, and probably afth towM "h$ch ter brisk fighting Thus, at a time ggiericans have garrisoned. Tbey when Lord Hubert is apparently able con- UTAH NEWS. .midp m the hills and maintain to push au a- - tny into the Free State, tsat fire upon the American outposts the Boers ma'ie a counter stroke In unThru the troops sally against them , Cattlemen saydlier are eery few (at known but seemingly great force, not c scatter, returning when the they cattle In tb country, tbey having been far from the vital line of railway conu retire. sold off. largely necting ! Aar mid Orange River. Thry shoot burning arrows, and have Thp citizen of Hoatlngtoo are en' Military observers do not regard this burned a lurge part of the town tins a to secure the passage of as more than s menace. endeavoring General cf Albay. Indeed, the larger towns curfew ordinance. French, w lien Its j inod l,ord Roberta, in that province are practically desert- The farmers In the vicinity of Maoti presumably took ir,o-.- t of bis cavalry ! y garrisona Scarcely have already commenced plowing and Geueral Clement uas left with the in. of the ,DhtblUnls relurn their hold in to the iioers in wheat check, but fantry spring putting in- The re eatnPinff " the A company of twenty-fiv- e Mormon Commandant with a double and it is supposed armed insurtenor, converts from Switzerland arrived in turning moveineti ha compelled tbe gents prevent them going b rk. It i, British to foinviitratft at Rensherg, tialt Lake the fore part of the week. fl KomuI Over Slur that there is much suffering reported 800 Some miners are In steady em- besides threatening Lord Bobcats comThe United States gunboat Irinestoa among them owing to lack of food. The liner mastery of the ployment in Frisco, and that little munication has returned to Manila from a trip to camp is putting on an air of permanent district ha mused a spread of tbe Inthe Tatanes and ('aiagau islaS'la Bull ra Fur Retiring. surrection There are heavy British Whlsb were prosperity. omitted from the Isris A from South Africa gives dispatch The Welsh population of Carbon reinforcements w.ihin roach, which of peace,' being north of ill de- s new explanation of General Bullers treaty will ard Die of to the Uoleaberg garmay go county ami eastern Utah generally grees of latitude, having raised A men-ca- rrt.rrineut. According to thi disCelebrate St David's day at Castle f.'atp rison and appointed native gove- patch, a balloonist discovered the fact flags 1. ou March rnors. VOLUNTEER3 LAID TO REST. The natives willingly s'lksti-tnte- Unit the Iioers had developed extraordiThe Democratic elate eAnvrntion for the American for the insurgent nary aud unexpected artillery TIiiiiusihIi lliimir th Sleumry of t'tah's strength the purpose of selecting a congressional and took the oath of iiikg- - on lloorn Kloof, to the British ofllcials, KoUlier Bead. right nominee will lie held in the Halt Lake tance. 1 he whole of Salt Luke and thous here they had managed to draw up a Theatre, March I. Tbe natives of Samar and Leyte are d ep heavy gups, some fitted with Thomas (. Merrill, one of the most ands from outside rii lidets followed. to their towns end unreal (I a returning the through remains storm, blinding admountings and ail cunmen appearing and silver prominent mining conditions are being resumed. five of of Utah's soldier to heroes masked. their dit-These, but for ths d ningly vocates in the west, at his home A report that Japan intended t last resting place ou Tuesday, giving balloonist, would never have been disin Malt Lake Monday morning of pneuall hnuor to these brave Utahns who the island hastened notion by the go- covered in time to aave the British monia. vernment. laid down their live in the from falling into tbe deadly trap, a The dual is atil) dying in the streets Lieutenant A. Harry of Maoti with no prospects of know, Philippines Kimberley in sorb straits. tin y commanded the road tbe British and the people are wondering If they Young, Sergeant Ford Fisher, Corporal Entle Fever More Disastrous Than Vr I reach have had to take in order to are to escape winter weather alto- John U. Young and Irivates Wilhelm Ladysmith. Goodman and Charles Parsons. It waa Kimberley is in aore straits. Details gether, KENTUCKY CONTEST. show list an outpouring which shows that the of tbe Decern lcr death-rat- e Apostle Merrlner W, Merrill has ten In n population of 14.000 whites uJ Coventor Taytov II Sentth Mltltla Bom dered hie resignation a a member of death of these men is considered glori19, (MX) blacks, tbe tuortality was sixty one ut Will Appral to Ih Court. ous, should be that honored by the board of trustees of the Agricul whites and 13S blocks per thouued The gubernatorial muddle in Kentural college to Governor Wells, nod it every outward token of respect and The infantile dcsthrate was 671 per tucky: will be settled in the courts. cherished in memory for time to come. will be accepted. Officers of the state, city and county,-membe- rs thousand among the whites atidSUi Governor Taylor has declined lo sign A Colorado stockman who has been per thousand among the blacks. Iu- - the agreement drawn up by the Demoof li the Utah Nascouring southern Utah for some weeks terlc fever was prevalent This fright-fu- l crats. which promised to repeal the tional the former Guard, comrades of past, purchasing cattle, has shipped state of tbinga in Decern I Mr caMot obnoxious election law, claiming that 1,500 bead of yearlings to Colorado, for the dead soldiers, and thousands of other, gathered at the city and county have improved much if at all ince,snd it waa not sweeping enough in its Which he paid a good price. building, where the bodies had been the fighting power of the gortkon terms. Tbe session of the legislature A cumber of Malt Lake lade were a guard of lionoi since Monday mutt have Leengatly diminished under called for London has been adjourned discovered lest week playing with giant and followed the and the militia sent borne. A11 organmorning, reverently powder, they having fifteen aticka of DEPARTMENT OF MINES. ized resistance has been abandoned, the eiplfMdve in their possession, but remains to their last resting place. Never since the funeral -- of Brigham Movemut Po- and aiierjy decision by the coart is Ksr png wsl)uri. , ...4 aitioaa. relied upon to end the controversy. Two dozen mountain quail were Yonng have aheh great honors been A new cabinet officer, to be kwwn turned loose near ML i'iraaant a year shown to the dead of this state, s tbe secretary of mines and rniniig, Pennsylvania Election Fraud. CEGIL RHODES IN DANGER .ago, 'and since then the flock has inis in R. Markeley, James S. Ho. a bill Samuel provided creased to over loo. In a few years favorably acteion If th Boer the a Koasoin by by committee on and Frank mlncsmd Cpurd Taylor, alias Fierce, gun that section ought to be a sportsman's 10.000,01)0 Will b Demouded. '1 he bill creates to to imprisonment for sentenced were an mining. execikve paradise. The friends of Cecil RUodee are bedepartment which shall have estire two years in tbe eastern penitentiary Lain Watson a child of Manti, last week swallowed two plus which coming alarmed at his possible fate, charge of affairs relating to mlws, and to pay a fine of $500 each for -end have sent en emissary to see Dr. .Deluding the geological tli rough the aid of the survey. The frauds perpetrated at the November were lo eated in the throat head downward. A Leyda, the diplomatic agent of the proposed secretary of mines is to iuve election in Philadelphia, when Barnett of tbe Tenth critical operation wat performed and Iioers in Europe, in regard to the prob- the same rank and salary as otherab-ine- t o Dicers, and an assistant secretory Pennsylvania volunteera was elected tits pica were successfully attracted. - able course the llocrs would pursue iu the event of his capture. is given the same standing as tbt Irst stale treasurer on the Republican During the past five years 867,000 has Dr, Leyris assured the intermediaassistant secretary of the interior. ticket They were election officers been expended In Men pete county in ries that the Boers did not intend to In the eleventh division of the Fifth the erection of school bnildinge for the kill Mr. Exfwrlnxnt Mining Station. Rhodes, but he added they ward and were convicted of staffing accommodation of the rapidly rising would A bill baa been Introduced in tk bold him aa a hostage certainly the ballot box and making fraudulent A new generation. building recently until the Indemnity for th Jamieson House to establish- ruining experiment of the votes cast return 1J rot oecupled by ove 400 vmtd wss station fo eachyAsaJe mining ststw paid. 4imitnr tn if UNCLE SAM SHOULD CONTROL. uUlUJ oo. ! - Am-ari- s x- - v n d RotlAeotloa Opposod oo the Grmod Thot It Ahead Monro Docirin.' Representative Hepburn, chairman of the bouse interstate end foreign commerce committee, which has charge of tbe Nicaragua canal appropriation, opposes tbe canal treaty with Great Britain now pending in the aeDate. I think, " he aaid, that the negotiation of this treaty is very unfortunate and that it ought not to be rsGlied by the senate. I don't know that the pendFncy of tbe treaty will interfere with action by congress oo the Nicaragua canal hill, but the ratification oi the treaty would certainly t in j air the value of the canal when constructed Tills treaty reaffirms tbe principle! of the Claytou-Bulwe- r treaty, conceding all tiie claims and controtions ol Great Britain, though Great Britain has, by her owo action, given us the right at any time to abrogate the Clay it surrender! treaty. everything to Great Britain, abandon ing our contention of years that v might abrogate the treaty at will. Moreover, it recognizes the right of any foreign power to interfere and dictate with reference to our negotiations with the independent governments of tli is continent. It ahaiidon( the Monroe doctrine. -- far-awa- . the-G.A- j j (, .... -- 5ncleatA rovidesjor M0 and an 'Bog ul several furnish to are RIX ins and conduct Ding reu' Frond ' j bb (.ItpJat-D- ' Adld eitcrstXX- : - opp o.r.r hot,i. Caaal Traaty. J LAWTON AT REST. NEW TREATY WITH ENGLAND. FILIPINOS BURN TOWNS. f The National American Woman Suf. in session at Washfrage ington, D. C., adopted resolutions reaffirming the principle that govern men uTerive theiTw pow e r "from the consent Of the governed and call- ing for the application of the pi incipLto women, asking coogress to Minuilt to the stale legislatures a amendment prohitiitiug on of United Mate eili.-uaccount of sex: asking that unon be whatever terms suffrage n t. granted to the men of Alaska Porto it ba Rico, Hawaii or the Bhiiipp'.in granted to ivonen on the same terms; that women la- included the now being taken in tula and eniitlel to take part in the future government of the island. rs rdig Governor Roosevelt of New York he Issued this statement: Ibost earn estly hope thet the pending treaty concerning the Isthmian canal will not be ratified unless amended se as to provide that the canal when built shall be whol ly under tbe control of ih- Fre C olliay Bill Introduced. Senator Jones of Arkansas lias introduced a free silver coinage substitute for the pending currency bill. Tbe substitute provides that from and after tiie passage of this act the mints of the I cited States shall be open t the coinage of silver, and there shall be coined dollars of the weight ef 412JA grains troy of standard silvet, Baln ol Ideal Soldier Interred la t to Cemetery. X. ai Maj.-GeHenry W. Iwton wm buried in the national cemetery at Arlington February 9. It wss a nations' tribute to a national hero, and the sor row of s whole jwopie was expres-when America added tiie chaples to the brow that so long h.,c worn the laurel. The burial serrie beneath the leafless trees at Ariingtot was preceded by .services in tiie Cb-.:- - t of the Covenant on Connecticut avenue at which every department of it,, army and navy w.th.n the reach sc Washington wns i epu ented Lawton, to tiie gir.it bulk cf Amt can had been the incarn.il. on f the He ti.ul made !, x American soldier mark in tiie Civil n--j from the sippi to tile sea. and m the interval potential peace it was lie who had beaten at Li-- own ; tine Geiointno. tim craU ;,iul giralcst nu.sier ot ttie West lt.ui iiioiiatii,ii C.'it'.n,; rwr kiio n .not vviio, in the new probtic wav, had proved lem of dur i- t- .u-- irstit .ct ful of all it.e was in tribute gi ncrals ,o the field to these (naLties tint the l.ti't ton fund hud in a few wei !,s beep swelled past ail ll.e ex pi t ,i ons of it origiuator-- , for Antcnca knew I aw ton. being a soldier first, ai d ouiv had left lo tlio-- o who loved him no herktu-- e save bn sword and a spotless name. -- i i I ( i t - ile-e- rt t!-a- t f - - t- tin-mo- 1 ' BULLtR ? FAILS AGAIN. Tlitrd Attempt to Ladysmith r. London scerpts ns true the Boer statement that Genera! fiuller has failed again. Tliese statements were passed by British ernanr at Aden February Kth and are read in the light of Mr. lisifour's announcement ill the terms and subject to tbe limitations Commons th.il Geo. Iuller is not pressand provisions of law regulating the ing. his advance. The despatches from coinage and legal tender quality of the Boer Head Leagrr follow. gold. Boer Head Laager, Ladysmith, The substitute also provides that Friday, Feb. 9 Tbe British who whenever tbe silver coins shall be re- were in possession of the kopje at Mo-leceived into the treasury, certificates drift abandoned it after a bommay be issued for them in the manner bardment by Boer cannon and retired now prescribed by law. across tbe Tugeis river to their forA desultory cannonade mer position. TORNADO IN ILLINOIS. is proceeding st tiie Tugeln, but other Fourteen Feoplo liijufcd ii,t Much Propwise exery thing is (juict. erty Destroyed. An armored train made a sortie from The towD of CcJH'insville, III,, twelve Chieveley toward Cblcnsoe and lauded miles from 8t. Louis, on the Vandalia 2000 British troops on the right of the railroad, narrowly escaped destruction Boer position. The Iioers immediately by a tornado February 9. Fourteen crossed the river and made an attack persona were injured in the immediate with, rifles and artillery, forcing the vicinity of the village, some of them withdrawal of both the train and the fatally, and there was much damage troops to Cliievely. to property. The miners who live on tbe outskirts of the town lost the most SUSPECTFD OF KILLING GOEBEL A group of the resiby the wind. dences standing on a kill were reduced Menatalneer Arrested at Frankfort, to splinters. llvd to Have Shot tloebel. Two men suspected of complicity io A PLAGUE IN BUENOS AYRES. the murder of MJovernor Goebel were in e boarding-hous- e arrested at FrankOr Diggers Milk For illlir W( fort, Ky., Friday. Their names are Iu th So. wall lw Dmdh county and The terrible best coatiuues in Hue-no- s Silas Jones Gottchalk of Nelson county. Ayres, There were 267 sunstroke on Fridey, February 0lh, and IX the DTbe authorities expect to obtain imday following. The fatal esses show, portant evidence regarding the assasGovernor Goebel' from a dimnnition, but numerous bodies are sination Jones, who has already i decomposing at tbe ceunetrv, owing t .. IX confession. the strike of the grave-digger- s tot oonally ke jCJtrtt that h Pr- higher wagea 9.10 fine, ss provided by the act oi January IS, J827,- - and upon the same h ''of -J- ivf FrankJL-- oh'TMtking a r : of the crime, Whittaker, wh, t ilr 'i Ud immediately the ex- bile running from which the .hotr iBg, from deni shout believe that Jones Uw.(r matioa than that he and that what re- -' yed to vrbood further av of Rich- - I Lhn ?.. ever and h Id Boers, th Ske Yippee. Ytinf 'w I , L . p - |