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The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1899-12-15
AfTER MARSHAL MILLER.
Urossonor ~ ohio Has Asked ~. President
10 Remove Him Prom once.

salt Lake City, Dee IA special
from Washington To the Tribune says
United States Marshal Miller Of Utah
n reported TO be- In New York tonight
aud IL n expected that he will be In
Washington tomorrow Mr.. Miller Is
undcrstood TO have been invited TO
CONS on aud explain how II was that
federal officials were enabled 10 live In
polygumy without his knowledrr I'D
with no report from him.
General Grosvcnor Of Ohio Is under
atood 10 have been instrumental in
bringing Mr. Miller east When Rob
erts charged that the postmasters Mt
Provo aud Logan are equally guilty
with him, 0rosvcnor became very
warm. lie at once communicated with
the postmaster grnsral'and the @ttor
ney general and Insisted upon IN,
prompt aismissai Of every postmaster
suspected NJ polygamy, and he also de-
inanded the Immediate suspension Of
Miller
The president was consulted and ac-
quirscd In part, but he said that an in
vcstlgution should FIRST DO Instituted,
and special agents are now on their
way To Utah to investigate.
Mr.. Miller has powerful Ohio bach,
ing, aud no mny be- able TO satisiac
torily explain away the charge OF
dereiiction In duty and to save hi,
official head. hat the outlook certainly
look dark for him ut the present time
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1899-12-15
ISSUED A MANIFESTO.
Gen. oomos aud Others Make Appeal to
Cubnna.

Gen. oomes aud Others Mako Appeal to
Cubans.
Havana, Dec. 1.-The Emilio NuneE
Patriotic club, composed OF spaniards
aud cubans, has issued a manifesto 10
the Cuban peolpe. It says In part:
"Cubans arc unnecessarily anxious
with regard to the intentions OF tho
United States government. The facts
do not warrant their suspicious. Here
tofore the Americans havs kept strict
ly to the terms OF the Joint resolution
OF Congress and the recent declarations
Of Secretary Root bid fair to fulHll the
desires OF Cubans, who are now to be
thoroughly united, Even those among
Us who were formerly the subjec OF a
hostile nation now recognize the JUS.
tica OF the claims OF Cuba"
The manifesto is signed by Gen. Maxi
mo Gomez, Senior Gonzales, Senior Me-
sonier aud other well-knowu Cubans.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1899-12-15
TO lnvE sfIoAre PoLvoAmv.
senator Bauiins Introduces Imporian,
no.oiuti6a In the senate.

ssaator Rauiins Introduces Important
Hcsoiutisn In the senate.
Washington, Dec 9.-Amoug the
bills and resolutions introduced In the
senate was one by Rawlins TO investi-
gate polyga,ny. a. follows;
That the committee on judiciary Is
hereby instructed TO inquire into and
report to the senate;
First-To what extent polygamy ia
practiccd or polygsmous marriages
entered into in the United States, or
In places over which they have juris.
diction.
Second-lIave polygamists, or per.
sons reputed to have more than one
wife been elected to Offices by the PEG.
pie OF Utah, and II 90. has such elcc-
tion been for the purpose Of encour-
aging polygamy or In violation Of any
compacs between said state and the
United states.
Third-llave polygami-ts, or per-
sous reputed to have more than ono
wife, been appointed to Office by the
president, by and with the advice and
consent Of the senate, or in cases
where the concurrence Of the senate IL
not required. aud II 40 have sich ap.
polntmcnts been made In aid OF polyg-
amy or In violation Of the compact be-
tween the United States and the state
OF Utah with reference to the subject.
Fourth-What u any steps should be
taken or measures enacted for the pre-
venu'n OF polygumy in the United
States and places over which they
have jurisdiction.
The resolution went to the commit
tee on judiciary. ....
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1899-12-15
KrnrucKY.s oovsnnoR.
state EIeeilon Board Decides IN Favor o.
the MennbIlenm Ilchst.


state EIeetion board Decides IN Favor o.
the Hepubiicaa Ticket. '
Frankfort, KY, Dec. iO.-The state
board Of elections have given out their
official findings TO the effect that w. $.
Taylor. for governor, and the rest Of
the Republican ticket have been elect
ID on the face OF the returns. Com
missioner Ellis and Pryor sig7ed the
majority report in which they held
that, as a beard Of oanvAssers, they
had no right to go behind the face Of
the returns OF the county bvaads; that
their duties are purely ministerial as
sAnvassers, and that tue face Of the
returns as received by them from the
counties show the election Of the Re.
publican state ticket. Accordingly,
the report says, certificates Of election
were ordered issued to each candidate
thereon.
Commissioner Poyntz presents n mi
nority report, which he CLOSES by say
ing; III am unwilling 10 certify fraud,
and to turn Kentucky over TO the con-
troll of the bayonet, Gatling gun aud
fraudulent tissue ballots"
Extensive preparations are being
made 10 inAugurate Taylor next Tues
day.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1899-12-15
PoLYoAMisTs TO BE REMOVED
FROM OFFICE.


Washington, Dec. ie.-As n result OF
Mr.. Roberts plea in his own defense
that the president had appointed to
,iilee persons charged with polygSmy
instructions have been issued by tho
president to the treasury, interior and
postofilce department To send special
agents to Utah without delay to make
Investigations and report upon the
truth OF the charges made.
The names OF number of the Office
holders OF Utah who are accused of
maintaining polygamous relations have
been submitted to the president II
the charges are sustained, the president
will not only remove them, but will
instruct federal officials TO Ole informa-
lions against them with the state
authorities In order that prosecutions
may be brought without delay.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1899-12-15
RnRER1s INC nRIEF.
Legal pef.i.s Made against ~. Tspui.
sion

legal Dofefss Made Atsint iiis fHpui-
sion.
Washington Dec IA Congressman.
elect - II. Roborts Of Utah has filed a
brief in his case with the investigation
committee. in which II is alleged the
committee has no right,o consider any
evidence other than court records. a
summary il vs. follows
That the proposed proceedings Of
this committee would be subversive Of
the rights Of thc member from Utah.
second That he Is 20 be adjudged
disqualified by disabilities created by
cnactments Of congress and applicable
20 the old territory Of Utah. but not
applicable 10 the state Of Utah. which
disabilities have been removed la) by
amne-ties ~ two presidents lbl by the
enabling act passed by congress, lei by
the transition Of Utah from territor-
lnl condition 20 that ~ statehood
Tbird-It further appears that tho
crime alleged against the representa-
tive from Utah does not constitute a
disqualification for member Of CON
gress unless the house and Ia commit
tee are prepared to assert their power
and right to add 30 the qualifications
prescribed by the constitution Of thu
United States.
Fourth-And further. the proposed
proceedings vs. ihi. committee would
deprive the member from Utah Of the
constitutional right 70 trial by O
court OF Competent jurisdiction, and by
jury Of bis peers within the state and
district where thr crime Is alleged Il
have been committed, and Would de-
prive him Of property and rights with
out due process oflaw.
The member from Utah therefor ask
the committee to stop It's present pro
cecdinas aud consider the prima iacl'
right Of the representative from utal
10 be sworn In as member Of The
house Of representatives of the Fifty
sixth congress
The question ~ 10 whether the In
tigHtlng committee will go 10 utal
To secure evidence has not been de
cldcd Chairman Taylor hopes q
avoid the necessity for going, but Ia Il
doubt about being able TO do 80.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1899-12-15
srRIKERs UNDER ARREST.
rhr~' OF the Leaders At Dlamondviils 10
be Prosecuted.

rhre, OF the Leaders nj Dlamondvuls 10
be Prosecuted.
Diamondville, wyo., Dec. e.-Thros
OF the leading strikers, McAliister,
Ross and caspard were pl. ed under
arrest today, !ehArged with threatening
To commit murder and intlmidating the
working miners,
Joe Cutler, correspondent Of Tho Des.
eret News Of Salt Lake, was also mr..
rested, the charge against him being
that lie misreprssented the condition
Of affairs at Dlamondvllle In his letter.
to hisPSpsr, The company will prose.
cute all four men vigorously.
No, mine was operated to-day. No
additional men presented themselves
for work, and Manager White OF the
coal company left today for Moutans
for new men.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1899-12-15
OPPOSITION TO QUAY
Repab lean Leader. Of Pennsylvania i..us
An Address.

Philadelphia, D,c. i9.-The Republi.
eau leaders opposed to the Leadership
Of NJ. ). Quay who have been holdiug
conferences In this city within the pat
month have given out as result Of
these deliberations an address TO III,
Republicans Of Pennsylvania In which
they declare that;
"a condition Of affairs now existing
In our commonwealth which IL repug.
nHnt To Republican principles aud de.
structive to Republican government
and that unless these conditions NEE
with prompt, effective and disinter.
ested action, our party will cease tc
command tho confidence and support
Of the people
Tho Democrats are also opposing
him.
II no Is seated II will be against IN,
preccdents established In parable
cases In the past,
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1899-12-15
HEAVY DEMAND ron MONEY.
tinesn rsr Cent Raled In Esriy Wall
street Transactions.

street trausnctlona.
New York, Dec. ii.-Therc was great
demand for money today, 10 per cent
ruling for some early transactions. A
large bank which has made heavy
loans, marked mp those outstanding to
10 per cent and scrutiuized closely the
collateral offered for new transactions
at higher rates. One Wall street bank
required from 20 to IS per cent margin,
besides 10 To Is points To spare ON tho
stock, for 500 900 loans
Fifteen or 20 per cent OF good indus
trials were accepted on this basis where
the borrowers name was satisfactory.
In all, from e35, 200. 900 to $40, 600 900
was called nd paid of: then s. 900 600
or s3,OOO.OOO loaned at COZ per cent?
large supplies then loaned down to >
per cent Sterling exchange advanced
q per cent for demand bills.
While bankers were puzzled over the
money situation here and abroad. the
prediction was made that demand bllls
would rule higher throughout fhe
week. with no prospect. howevd OF
touching the exporting point. Oe OF
the largest foreign exchange houss re-.
ported tolay's rate as fully cent be-
low the figure Mt which gold, rnder
present conditions, could be probably
seut abroad.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1899-12-15
General PIlar KILLED.

Manila, Dec, il.-General Gregorio
del Pillar, commanding Aguinaldo's
body guard, was killed by Major Poy-
ton March's battalion OF the Thirty
third infantry, In n fight eighteen
miles northwest OF Cervantes, Dscem'
Der ..
=. According TO reports which General
Young obtained from escaped Spanish
prisoners AZ Vignn several days ago,
MAJOR Marco left the coaAt whore he
was pursuing Aguinaldo, and sncount-
erea General del Pillar on fortified
.rsiL They fought four hours, during
whleh time seventy Pilipinos were
sllled and wounded. The American
loss was one killed and six wounded.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1899-12-15
oUAY's CASE.
Hearing WIN be Had and Concluded. sat
urdsy. December 1914.


urdsy. December 1914.
Washington. Dee 0.-Tho senate
committee on privileges and elections
have arranged the prellminNries Tor
the consideration OF tho protests
against Senators Quay, Clark and
Scott.
In the Quay case II was decided to
hear counsel on Saturday, the 10th
inst, and that tho hearing should 10
concluded on that date. Only legal
questions are involved In the case and
no witnesses will be heard.
The preliminary preparation for the
Clark and Scott cases was placed In
the hands OF Senators Chandler and
Pettus. They were authorized TO de-
eide for the committee what persons
should be summoned, aud when they
should be heard,
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1899-12-15

Washington, Dec. ii.-Reprcsenta.
tive De GrafIenrcid OF Texas today In.
troduced n resolution reciting the con.
vlction Of Captain q, NJ. Carter, United
States army, by military courtmartial,
Of having misapplicd a. 7Oo, 600 and his
sentence to ilue aud imprisonment. II
is further reclted that the proceedings
disclosed other parties or firms eonnec.
ted with this transaction, aud that
they had since received further govern.
meut contracts.
The resolution requests the secretary
Of war and the attorney general to
transmit to the house full statement
of steps taken to secure the punish.
ment Of the parties concerned with
Carter In connection with the improve
ment Of Savannah harbor.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1899-12-15
WOOL Do sUcoReo nRooKE.
WIN bs to Al Purposes the civil Governor
of cuba.

Washington, Dec. 0.-Gcncral Leon
ard Wood had conference with tho
secretary o. war yesterday respecting
his future. While neither OF the prin-
clpals had anything to say for publica.
ton as to the conclusions reached, It is
gathered that General Wood Is to be
the next governor Of Cuba, succeeding
General brooke, who viii return to tho
United States.
It is expected tho military force in
Cuba can be greatly reduced In tho
near future, 80 that while General
Wood by commanding tho troops re-
manning will he a military governor,
IN ere will be 80 little left Of the milf
tary establishment that his office will
be much more civil than military In
fact The regulations in force will
enable the department to withdraw
some or perhaps all OF tho general OIL
GERS now In Cuba.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1899-12-15
nARrLErr sINcLAIR. '
dale on tho Great Lakes.

Chicago, Dee, la.-Terridc gales were
reported from various ports on the
great lakes today, and fear is felt for
the safety OF a fleet Of vessels which
left the straits OF MaelSlnac last night
headed into Lake Michigan. Between
aud 4 o'clock this morning the gale
broke. The Wind gauge registered
6fty-four miles per hour. Boats every.
where are reported in or seeking shell
ter, The warnings sent yesterday by
the weather bureau were followed by
more today,
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1899-12-15
nrIlI.h petsaled ~ s,ormberr.

London, Dec. 1.-THE British force
under Gen. GAtAcre has been repulsed
by the Boers near Stormberg. Il is
hardly too much TO regard the repulse
as tho most serious defeat British arms
have sustained in the whole campaign.
Already the official adviees show tina,
two men were killed, nine officers and
seventeen men were wounded aud nine
officers and 500 men are missing.
But II Is evident that the worst Is
not yet known. The proportion of
wounded aud killed Is so small when
.ompared with the missing are
undoubtedly prisoners In the hands OF
the Boers-that the supplementary list
Of casualties is awaited with serious
mlsgiVings. Il Is feared that there
were serious losses Of guns and arma'
mgut
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1899-12-15
IlaIIan Dspaly On lid wIlh Mura.r

Rome, Dec. l0,-A great sensation has
been caused throughout Italy by the
trial of two railroad men on the charge
of numbering aud robbing in railroad
car near Palermo, Signor Notarbartolo.
a former director OF the Bank OF Sic
and one Of the most notable eitlEs, .,
Palermo. The trial wss attend a
a number Of DR. .matll incide' .ra
murdered ma son ROO .. gu..
PaliEellC me a.. r. u.4oBe- Of
deputies y 81 ''lssino, OF =, .,iag ths
order for the murder OF NotArbArtolo.
PaliE1cllo will be prosecuted.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1899-12-15
FAvoRs IDAHO INVESTIGATION
state Auditor sinclair 80 Advises Con-
gresham wilson.

Boise, Ida, Dec. lt.-State Auditor
bartlett Sinclair, who has been the
governors representative throughout
the Occur d'Alene troubles, aud who
has been In Immediate control there,
has written Congressman Wilson as
follows
II observe that resolution has been
introduced into the house Of reprcsen.
tatives by Congressman Lcntz OF Ohio,
calling for an investigation OF the con.
duct of Gen. Merriam In connection
wife the Occur d'Alene murders and
riots do not know how General
Merriam may be disposed In the mat.
ter, or what action the house will take,
For my part, sincerely hope the reso'
luton will meet approval. My heart
Is very deeply set on getting the whole
matter squarely before the people, aud
| earnestly request you TO give your
vote for the Investigation.
The laboring people Of this state do
not sympAthize with the Occur d'Alene
murderers and rloters, and TO man
desire that an investigation may be
had OF the whole affair to the end that
the administration and the federal
troops may be indicated Very sin,
eerely yours,
uApnT I1,sp aTNgT ANN
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1899-12-15
RoRERTs ISSUES AN ApPnAL

To the Public Against ~ rrs,tmspt In
z being Denied Abr ,,ianco % Congress
Washir Of, Dec y.-Brirhrm II.
Roberta ..H.. Who was .ct allowed
DO sworn ~ IA d rcpressntatlve In
CsagresA tnrt state, has issued an
sddre's 70 ~ imsricHn people. IA
cor as I.l hat wss said by Mr..
Ro agta tho i'oor OF the house and
~ ~. richardson, who opposed the
resolution OF Mr., Tayler Of Ohio, and
IA a protest against the course adoP-
ted by congress In his case.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1899-12-15
FORT HALL AGENCY.
A, y. Caldwell Recommended For Appoint
mont as Agent

- EET'7' " 1F'F'TE7FE7EN1EWNfE TWT TT0TTT
mont as Agent
Washington, Dee. i3.-senator Shoup
has recommended Andrew +. Caldwell
as agent Of the Fort Hall Indians. Mr..
Caldwell is the present postmaster at
Poeatello and will resign that position
to become Indian agent, although the
Office OF postmaster carries $500 more
salary per year. As successor TO Mr.,
Caldwell as postmaster at PocAtollo,
Senator shoup has recommended Frank
Ball.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1899-12-15
WAS wRoNoFULLY ARRESTED,
MAH kidnapped from Republic. wash.
by Canadian Onicers.

Washington, Dec. Omitted states
Consul Dudley at Vancouver, II. c..
has informed the state department
that after an inquiry into the circum.
stances attending the alleged kidnap-
ping OF the American, Everett, across
the American line from the town OF
Republic, Wash, he has concluded
that the man was wrongfully arrested.
lie has mailed a detailed report 10 tho
state department as basis for action
In this case, probably a demand for tho
return OF the man to the United States.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1899-12-15
VICTIMS OF THE MAINE"
Work OF DlsintsrrlnE the RsmaIns Hurled
la Cuba ProgrsasInE.

la Cuba Progressing.
washing n, Dec. lO.-CSpt Green,
commanding the naval station at la
vAnA, reports 20 tho navy department
that the work Of disintsrring and plse.
ing in ssnlSG eaEksts the remains o r.
the victims Of IhS MAINE" who were
buried In Cuba will be completed by
the 18th. The Texas has arrived al
Norfoi~ and IS soon as she has coaled
she will pressed at once to Havana to
take aboard tho caskets
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1899-12-15
ANTITRUST CONFERENCE.
Meeting OF COMMITTEES to Arrange Con-
Nention.

Nention.
'h'eago' Dec IA meeting OF tho
executive committee Of the National
Asu,Irust will be held here today, at
which tune the date Of the antitrust
conference will be ixed. It has already
ossn decided that the meeting will be
heia In Chicago, President lockwood
oil the league, who is chairman OF the
executive committee, has arrived in
S sa.ig ana opened headquarters. He
anticipates a large gathering.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-03-08

II IS very hard TO stand idly by and
see our dear ones suffer while await
ing the arrival of tue doctor. An Al
bany N. W dairyman called at a drug
store there for doctor TO come and
see his child. they very sick with Group.
Not finding the doctor in. he left word
for him to come Ut once on his return.
lie also bought q bottle OF Chamber
lain's Cough Remedy. which he hoped
would give some relief until the doctor
should arrive. In 4 few hours he re-
turned. saying the doctor need not
come. as the child was much better.
The druggist, Mr.. Otto Schoiz. says the
family has since recommended Cham
berlain's Cough Remedy TO their neigh
bOrs and friends until he has n constant
demand for Il from that part OF the
country. For sale by Benson. Smith x
Co. Ltd. wholesale agents.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-03-08
A STAFF OFFICER JOE, THE MALAY
Police are Still Searching
for His Murderer.
Many Clues Have Been FolIowcd.
The Theory OF the D.tsc-
tives-A Sudden Quarrel.

TAe police are sail! q; work upon
the case % Joe. the Malay. D, has been
abou; a month now since Joe met his
death az the hands % some murderer
who did his work well.
In the meantime the Police Depart
ment has had some % It's best men on
the WORK 90 ferrc;inE ont the assassin.
Several times clues have been taken
up and run 20 earth only 20 iud tha,
the suspected party was IN no way
connected with the crime
The parties who composed the crowd
in the drunken reycl IN which Joe
took part ON the evening % his death
have all been run down. But the clos
est investigation has failed TO bring
anything to light n the shape of q
tangible clue.
II Is supposed. however. that the
murder was committed by one who
was a friend OF the dead man. The
belief IS that when the two reached
the room near where the murder too
place. they were alone. Then AMI there
an alteration arose in regard 20 a
female and in a moment the crime was
done. This Is the theory OF one who
has worked ON the case.
Whether that ~ true or not. the fact
remains that the murderer did his
work we'll and keeps his secret. In
the days that have elapsed since the
crime. nothing substantial has been
evolved which might lead 10 the Grim
inal's detection.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-03-08
Orphsum Theatre.

Tonight there will be an entire
change of program. commencing with
the funny farce arranged and pro-
duced by Mr.. Post entitled "Kloudike
Justice" introducing the whole COM
pany.
Boyd & Orc will introduce a new
knockabout blackface act. Miss Dora
Mervyn will sing new songs. and as
the lady possesses a fine voice. her
work is sure to be appreciated. Miss
Francis. the premier. will perform
some new dances. Mr.. Post and Miss
Ashley present an entire new sketch.
assisted by Mr.. Pollard. Professor
Martins dog circus will be seen 1T it's
best as the dogs perform some new
tricks.
Friday night has been selected
as amateur night. when local talent
will have an opportunity. Those wish
ing 10 appear may do so by leaving
their names at the box Office and ap-
pearing At , p. m. Friday for rehearsal.
Prizes will be awarded the most sue
cessful amateur.
Popular prices, % and % cents
Seats on sale at the Honolulu Drug
Co.