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The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1897-07-02

once while Mr. Webster was address.
ing the senate the senate clock COM
menced striking. but instead Of strik-
ing twice at p, m. continued 10 strike
without cessation more than forty
times. All eyes were turned TO the
clock aud Mr. Webster remained 81
lent until the clock had struck ahou,
twenty, when he thus appealed to the
chair "AIr President. the clock Is out
OF orderl / have the fioor!"-Argo-
naut.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1897-07-02
THE OLD STYLE.

dent that all men are created equal.
that they are endowed by their Creator
with certain lnalleuable rights! that
among these are life. liberty, ana the
pursuit OF happiness. That TO secure
these rights. governments are insti-
tuted among men. deriving their Just
powers from the consent Of the gov
0rned. tsst whenever any form o. gov
eminent becomes destructive OF these
ends, Il Is the right Of the people to
alter ana abolish Il, and 10 institute a
new government. laying It's foundation
On such principles, and organizing its
powers In such form, as 10 them shau
seem most likely to eject their safety
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1897-07-02

itH gorgeous dyes
Tho milky baldric OF the skies,
And striped rs pure. celestial white
with stroaklnrs Of tho morning light'
Then. from his mansion In the sun,
She called her eagle bearer down,
And gave into his mighty hand.
The symbol OF her chosen land.
Majestic monarch Of the cloud
Who rearat alof, thy regal form.
To hear the tempest trumplng loud.
And see tho lightning lanccs drly-
On.
when strive the warriors OF the
storm.
And rolls the thundor-drum OF
heaven
Child OF the SUM- 10 thee 'tls given
To guard the banner OF the free,
To hover In the sulphur smoke
To ward away the battle-stroke.
And bid its blendings shine afar.
Like ralnbows on the cloud OF war.
The harbInEers OF ylctoryi
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1897-07-02


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The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1897-07-02
THE DECLARATION.

HE Declaration OF
Independence was
the grandest docu-
ment ever penned
by human hand
Tho original docu-
mcnt n ftlll pro
served "a the gov
eminent archives
Ut Warrington
where u h guard
.,trllht and day As
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1897-07-02

Jpdre---I think have seen You before
Prlsoner--I have had that honor. your
honor i shaved your honor last week.
years.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1897-07-02

A wooden monument has been erect.
ed over George du MaurIer's grave,
over the place. that is, In Hampstead
ehurchyard. where the cAsket contain.
ing his ashes has been buried.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1897-07-02

SS on the ROCKS whor
pilgrims kneeled.
on the heights whore squadron
wheel'd.
when a tyrant's thunder peald
Der the trembling seas.
God OF armlesi did thy stars
In their courses" smlte his ears.
Blast his arm. and wrest his bars
From the heaylng tldo2
on our standard. lol they burn.
And. when days like this return,
Sparkle DER the soldier, urn
who for freedom died.
God Of whose spirit ais
All the echoes OF our hills.
All the murmurs Of our rills.
Now the storm Is GER
q. let freemen be our sons;
And lot future washIngtons
Rise. to lead their valiant ones,
TIN there's war no more
ny the PATRIOTS hallow'd rest,
ny the warriors CORY brcnst,-.
Never let our graves be pressed
BY despots throne;
By the Pilgrims tolls aud cares.
ny their battles and their prayers.
ny their ashes, let our heirs
Bow TO thee alone,
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-07-15

be watched aith intense interest hy cor
SefFatiYs an& las ahidlag cffizsrs ln es-
cry state IN the Union ana will in seirs. atlr
friends ev cry~heg4 With rev Zeal and
courage for the conflict Ia which we aaSe
enlisted
composed 81 sehsergis-gls artisans care-
fully selected and drliiee ay local raa#a-
gers 70 Zo Hrst on one side q "a fflen on
fne other. Ea ctefsi su~s 70 Il nod or wtnk
from some Fe{f-cohsfiftsted iesder VINO
has srarEa4ned away theiF votes in ad-
vance.
a sound sn4 stable currency. lust and
equitable taxation for public purposes
Only. a strict adherence 20 the letter and
ns@Fsts ~ sna government suf rigid econ-
oFDF IN fas expenditures of the people. 4
HlGgseY. have been kEt8i TsFtn ~ the Dem
oCyat4e faEth from ts@ leg antna ard their
haE never been Tge IL oar htsF 0rY wneu
tn* condition - me country more mi pecas-
slFelE demanded :hs practical application
~ those doe r.nes 3hsn il ae~-s naw Many
q market foT fEe4F products many II c8v
most worthy r@f Ire are deprived of era-
rloymenf and many 1s our most Ealt3&rsa
commercial enterprise are !aEesegts ainS fos
trs waaf uf "A pFolsf able trade.
~ such 4 f5Ega every material intec@a-
cf TIE people demands that the currency
Ggfa su fhNIr business SHALL .se ABSOLUTELY
frs from even a suspicion ~ unsosIf.d-
hes that the ref sNSarFs@ ~ life GnG the
lrs2fegt4ls ased ia our ministries shall sse
exempt from fh@ b0r6sf3a - tA1Htiou ta
order gnaJ TIE fes pis r8&F 1859 e1u fort a-
EIy and katsJr =. Sfsz3 GT80y faf gsf. and
that the govern FgisTt shall ~ honestly ana
- snouicaIIy administered ard rs eEreTl-
c!t4fss - strictly confined 10 the great
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-07-15
AGREEMENT On TREATY
senate Com mittee to Report Favor
ably ON Hawaiian
AnnexuffOO,

WASHINGTON July 1.-THE senate
con- fnitt &c on foreign relations agreed to-
day TO report resolution for ratification
Of the Hawaiian annexation treaty with
out amendment. OF the eleven members
Of the committee seven were present.
They were: Davis. Cullom. Foraker.
Clark. Morgan. Tu,pie and T1n!el, ma
all but Turpie and Daniel cast their votes
for a resolution Of ratification. Frye's
vote was also cast in that interest by
Davis. Frye having LETT instructions to
that effect.
Daniel and TSirpie did not take a positive
stand In opposition TO The treaty, but both
expressed the opinion that II was not ey-
pedient nor consistent with the vast inn
portance OF the subject ttat the treaty
s.ould be pressed 10 immediate conside ra-
tion, and that If the senate was not 10 take
the subiec; UP AT the present session. the
better course would be 10 leave ii In COM
uittee until the senate could be prepared
10 proceed with is consideration. Turple
expressed himself as IL inclined to favor
the treaty, but said he thought IL should be
amended. However he withheld his
amendments on a suggestion thnt Tho ma
iority would consider i; preferable TO have
amendments offered in the senate. There
was general understanding that the COM
mittee make no effort TO secure cons,iera-
tion Of the treaty at the present session.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-07-15

a View 10 ns5nir1 za 50 Gar rs possible the
depleted condition Of she herd on Frihtof
islands ans requires critical exAfnluA-
tieu not pe=s E,e wEtcin the limits of ths
present .nAt r5sctEGue Gttt ITS Eeuerai rtr-
pose may be briefly stated. il l. 20 he re
gYetteS that Re %f1uid have contracted
Els study far Within the pUrview II his
instructions. Ee confined ms inquiry ana
refers f8 the subordinate subject If tns
uau bg~ of seals r@scrtIlE 70 TIE IsIauas
and particularly 20 fn@ relative number "a
tlcu ana inquiries seemed 70 fe ;hat nm
some rookerleS there W4s an Increase ard
ou others decrease bat or tae Hn0le, =
Esass.a.a state ot equilibrium for the last
two Eca-s although ne cercff@e p d;I1tEll-
ssoa compared wfth 1S1 II as the pro-
fes=eT claims IS admitted. ft - n01 m3t3-
gated AGAINST the rDHf@ur4u1 that since
pe5sE3c sealing became geas raj are de- LIS
~ sUe herI has c#%u steady ag& rs gf&.
Sine tie receipt ot SaAs34rE atrpai p
exn5tr.f frr rls7t~1 has ne@U -1as ss 81 ItE 1@F-
dan ss sa tEa -at3ve condition - fne herd
4G 1&s ard iu Gs~ and Sc p~sT aus Esars.
ard fe has furnished the chapter p0 tEe
decline oE tAe nerd from tne fSg1]ss oEs..rg
'AltsoG&c g'-o< 1Est Es@f3u 0as h"en
~a-eE-rf sri ae-ra8t ss1e reEssrt - say nvfa-
sng 3a~sE ~ -Fnt4rrss@ hts x government In
tAa .Har g%.ee@ tae voice 81 rFa4e ecsene
1.t.e trz Eas Sf s. ir @rp7 aea
te-fa % torres S 3 .se 2.s resga sIs fEe Al TgTt-
lr4~ settlements - ths H@E1 i13Fset4Se te-
ssrsa 8. taae rA we se -oEA HT@
So s.t1H.sa..s aee1 tag c8r# 2n3 fcF srss-
faHs sH#a aas~as ~ c1rsef asae5 81 fs54 tn~
ii Is eel s4ss 10 understand bow Lo:d
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-07-15
TARIFF DEADLOCK IL ABSOLUTE.
Sugar. Lead and Lumber Prevent an
Agreement.

WASHINGTON. July 1.-THE conferees
on the tari~ bill found themselves today
apparently -'sr her apart than they vera
At the ne ginning Of the conference. There
was no immediate prospect OF agreement.
and more than one member stated that thu
sntangiement VAS such that the settlement
might he indefinitely prolonged They
stated in a very reserved manner that there
are numerous questions OF difference, but
refused 10 40 into details Nothing can
be learned although there have been par
rial agreements. until sugar. lead and
lumber are definitely disposed Of.
The best reports represent the house
conferees. wiki Speaker Reed bshind them
as holding olt for the house sugar sched-
ula without any change whatever. nd the
senators as quite determined nof 20 yield
10 tnat extent. The house couferees insist
that this schedule must be definitely 1xei
before other questions shall be again taken
up.
One Of the questions Of secondary I'M
ro-tance upon which sharp differences
have arisen IS the senat - amendment for
a amp tax on stocks and bonds The
house members oppose the amendment. but
the senator's while not wesided 10 II. insist
upon IT ~ necessary Tor revenue
A senator who talked win some Of the
conferess sad.
.sT,hev are in a deadlock and ara tied up
assn mas. remain unchanged for week "
While thbs appears 70 - coyrect outline
~ ne situation To-Day. the prevailing im-
tsyegS5on 81 that a settlement of nre or lwfo
ir1gsort ant schedules would be speedily fol-
lowed 3y complete adjustment ot all 9TH
~ differences.
The senate cunferees are disposed 20 re-
sent the efforts Of Speaker Re~a 70 infa-
erce the action ~ the couferees- The scn-
atars ave inclined 20 construe the sraak-
erss participation IN tne proceedings as
ux4warranted ard ara apparently more de-
te~rgfned than e.for" h3> attitude was
known 10 hold ouf for tge senate figures.
TIE rontendlng forces on the Wool schea-
ule. the carpet manufacturers and the
geoE growers outside TIE conference have
practically reached an agreement. which
il ia presumed v3li be ratified hy Ens con-
fer~>s This agreement provides for the
restoration % tle house Tate q i ard ~
cents respectively or first and s@so1d-ela-s
veois ard on the tFird-flass article two
esf fha YneH agree 20 fne proposition - th@
saYr4t makers 90 extend the dividing ll.1a
from 81 20 i centR, making the rate on
v.o1Es ~ this clAss worth le-ss than y
cents ut.ahia At cents a geuad ard
rkeae ssorth fr1nte shan - cents aEtiahl~ a.
: cents TA.@ Increase the 8ate oa an
+he higher grade &ools which s. agree
atle 20 the wool raea. ard holds sha ear
ret vools ee@n 20 q nSure acceptable 10
ire usau u.fsctGrers-
The .c9nf f@geee remained in session s1ftu
after T. c3eck Eo<s&y and then a. yo1~x4erf
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-07-15

SHERMAN Is INDISCREET.
London Graphic Would Not Take
Him Seriously

LONDON. July 16-The Daily Graphic.
In an editorial article on the Rering sea
correspondence this morning. says:
"Our experience OF the incuvable ha man
neYs OF American diplomacy renders IL un-
necessary 10 regard Secretary Sherman's
explosion seriously.
1T would he unwlSe To emhitter the ne
rotiations by answering Secretary Sher-
man according to his indlscretion.'
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-07-15
nspEa.oRess REACH PORTLAND.


PORTLAND Jusy a Fully i.5@' Chris
s8n En1eaTor excurrtontsfs arrived in
Portland tgdas from fae iatH gathering at
San Francisco. ans go more are expect
- tasn1<Fas MIST n t0dsy's arrivals
refrafspa but 4 fnw housH. gong on TO
Puget rt4H3 About 10 lnciadgua ~ wnO
came ~ today s'steauer. stopped IN shs
nstg yver night HanY ~ tncss wifi pro-
cfad An shelr honeward journey tenor
roe while others. together. with hEafr -
~ other arrivals. wtli stop over sunday %
longer.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-07-15
WITH A ROUND TURN.
secretary Sherman Calls Eng
land To Time.
SEALING AGREEMENT BROKEN

Z nfsed states Is Grtevau.Iy Dixap-
pointed af Great Britain's raiisrc
Ia Observe the Paris twx~a-pros
IhoHspson's Report Withheld i'm
craer That England Conid First
See What DIR. Jordan Hepor,ea-
me Reasons Given by Salisbury
Are tnsuhstanrial and Inadsauate
America Insists ON a Conference
Oh the Interested Powers.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-07-15

N@SI'%et~d murderer ci Michael Lyons,
"n" sat 'Taere." AMI il was .-Scotty. IS
the arEna-en sailor. VITO spoke th.s words.
HENRY Mclaughlin ar a. he is known 10
tame = city ths Sailor" may have been
.eFy drunk whe4 LYONS was killed. btt
h'@ iue fnofy Is certainly good. He ran
Np stairs ard wrapped his head In blank
rs. admitting that te Mas or d spree, bat
he comes olt good and strong when Il a
. question Of telling what happened Hls
Iaentlhcaslon 81 Berg as the man who
AFed the fatal shct is positive. and his
Story is "9rro3oCatea IN many details by
tAe testimony ~ other witnesses.
" ilen The trial Of the case OF ne state
vs. swan Berg was resumed yesterday
AFTERNOON, James a. Green. an under
take. testified as u Lyons wound and
produced the bullet which caused the
uttta OF deceased. The state placed T.
T. Howard Oh the stand but the witness
"aS Withdrawn on an objection by the
defense rnat Howard. a relative of de-
ceased. had not been excluded from the
eoart room.
Intense interest centeved in the testi-
ts'nE q the next Witness. Henry Nc
i-aaGhiin, known as ''scoity the sailor
tne "Hi3 eyewitness 10 the murder He
said.
The Only Eye HitneH.
t'3s" iseH a sailor sinea 1873 and am
SONS times known as %Stottx' I aax horu
ia t4laSgow. This Is fny drst xieit to Puget
SOUND after We landed AT Port Eiaizfte-
vs. were t9id on and ! go; So. went OVER
% lyons hotel n - minutes after O'Clock
ard gave old Tom $28 10 keep for me I
stayed at Lyons ali night. on Friday
seihe of my shlpmates and myself had a
.t 81 spree We had few glasses OF
vt.f Hh' were singing ana dancing at
lyons place Qntll about 4 o'clock ira the
~ - seA a4,-'5h' when ] went To take a sle T. Ia
sse ttfd room. ] remained there from s
o':"'h lntl! about 70 minutes after 10
tfoEk FRIDAY night. l then went fAt0 the
1at Dom ana sat down on a chair res rim Z
tu| saFe on nv taads ana remained there
dfisll ABOUT ~ minutes past II O'Clock
~hth i got up and went our a. the front
HSoF- was gone about ten nliautes (
..,,e 80 u. ana sat down N the table Mr.
une To 20 10 bed | got 40 and stood p1.
tt- bar. man came 10 aad got r can If
LeeF and turned to the door Mr.. LYONS
W. standing near the end OF the bar on
bar '''''' - '''e
As the man proceeded toward the
lEcnt door J was facing the door when
l"o GEen came in with covers on their
= eS, a tsht otHe on he face of the fore
most man. II locked like a veil The first
man was taller than he Other. had a soft
h9t. dark suit and n revolver in each hand
ne CO. ked one At me and ore a dr lv-
oas. lie came close - the bar and Within
tofsae feet OF me-. held one revolver on fns
anu one on Mr. Lyons ana said HANDS up
and said sand back. Scotty.' ana ntett
two shots from tho gain pointed AT Mr. Iy-
ons and held IN his right hand
" hen the man reached over the har
the mask or cover fell Oft. and ! saw his
features for about two seconds he took
his left hand and tried 10 replace the
h2# SIS he second mas who came haA 4
rfhiish Ii pair Of Pants and dark coat.
The mask was a dark hlue. He covered
ihe man with the mug Of beer with his r.
volyer.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-07-15
KENTUCKY Is FIRM
oid-Line Democrats nenounce
the Silver HereticS.
FREE COINAGE MEANS RUIN.

Sfnnrs. Carlisle. Lindsay and Waiter
>on speak xcr the Regeneration Of
the rnrt,-Bry pcpultsm
aud Repadiatian Have Carried
Their Aaherensx Too Far, airavo
vention Eashasia>tieaIiy Cheers
Gen. RuckEer.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-07-15

heard so14s sne srcTn the Inside sax or :
Berg IL about rha height - the r1an w2so
TaSSed na% with tha mask Sgs Nix .aca
Eas toward ghe ao8r ard r1r eacE 20 the
bar when the shooting occurred
fs-oss-exa mined Carlson said: sThass
raea weut out a. the <r0ng door and aIczlg
tne r1rc1 toward Esa~fs wotnt heard
srsne Easss es of somebody crossing t4sa
bridge. Z th51k * = SKY yards frssg the
hotel % IRE aCst~s- On my way aoaae
crossed tnr bridge. 521 s-1eg 70 crIsa o.. .he
var. The ssce1S man wss tnrae or four
steps b hind rha ers- when trey r4-ae into
t1e hotel bar. 1iG uGt notice any sgfn III
rsa There were tao shots / eoul3 rog ind
any trace OK tEe second shot afterwards
The -ext rscrnIcg. nctween ana o'c}2els
] ie4rsle4 tiaas Lyons rad 5t,en s1o. ard
killed
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-07-15

Continues. GO Page :,
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-07-15

..Frof. Thonpson' report Is wrItten Sc
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-07-17

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tlun- Dee question: ut ..larilug the plarr
fuT holding tue urLt meeting Mas pusI
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-07-17
SOME \EN FACTS.
FRANK /. Melville, OI SOCOIIO
Submits TO an Interview,
he Tens Some Unruh hIShei I,,;'
About smiths Murder
Ans 'a,. HAT lcustS were Received 10
IIN ,gtIalu Witnesses.
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