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The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1901-02-08
BENEFITS OF .laa,a.r,ss~.
Government nuiietIn shows Profit Of ma
Per Cent From Estabiishmsnt Of Irr.
cation system.

The benefits TO be derived from H.
construction OF reservoirs for the sDr
age OF water for irrigation are s,rl
ingly brought out In bulletin issnd
by the department OF agriculture, 20.
titled, 1.-THE Reservoir System OF DC
Cache la Poudre Valley" II was PC.
pared by Il. S. Nettleton, under 10
supervision OF Professor Elwood Med,
expert In charge OF irrigation invosk
cations. This bulletin describes tls
Cache Ia Poudre valley in Coloradii
traces the history OF its devolopmeu;
discusses the waterssupply and met.
DDS Of irrigation practiced; Describes
detail tho various storage reservoir
which have been constructed In thu
valley, aud points out lessons taught
by experience there.
The cost Of the reservoirs Is s344, COO
The figures show for the four years al
annual proht OF e2e per cent, which Il
lrnceable 10 the establishment OF thu
irrigation system.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1901-02-08
TORNADO IN TEXAS.

In Delta County Three Lives Were Lost
aud Much Property Destroyed.
A tornado Saturday night did much
damage In the western portion Of Delta
county, Texas The home OF James
Moody, at Honest, was wrecked and
his four.year.old daughter fatally in
jured Tink Surrctt was killed and
two daughters fatally injured ut Rat
tan, where number OF houses were
wrecked. At Denton an oil mill was
wrecked but no one was hurt.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1901-02-08

Mrs. Carrie Nation on Friday last
sent personal letter TO all the saloon
keepers In Topeka, Kans., warning
them to stop their business. The let
ter was addressed 10 1.-THE Jointkeep-
ers OF Topeka, my dear hell-bound
slnners.r Mrs. Nation suggested that
the jolntfeepers appoint a place Of
meeting with her at which the situa-
ton could be carefully eanyassed and
the decision concerning the future dis
position OF the joints arrived at, She
said their joints would be raided II
they did not comply.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1901-02-08

George II. Reeve. the new general
manager OF the Grand Trunk railroad,
Is an Engllshman by birth and Is 60
years old lie was born in the county
Of Surrey In 1850 no entered the serv-
ice Of the Grand Trunk as a clerk In
the freight department. from which,
after two years. he was appointed tele-
graph operator a year later he was
promoted to train dispatcher. which
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1901-02-08
Russian Prince Attempt. suicide.

Prince Pariatinsky, the youthful
publisher Of the Northern Courier at
st. Petersburg, which was recently
suppressed for Its radical tendencies,
shot himself Thursday, innieting a
dangerous wound. His parents have
never forgiven the marriage no made
several years ago with Mile. Yayorska.
va, an actress, nor did they approve OF
his newspaper enterprise, which abb
sorbed the bulk OF the estate Of the
Prince. The family ranks among the
highest Russian nobility.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1901-02-08
TO RESCUE eoER PRISONERS.

Commando Of 1000 Burghsra Enter Por-
tugese Territory TO Relieve Comrades.
There Is commando OF 1000 Beers
on Portuguese territory. 1t is supposed
that their intention Is to rescue the
Beers at Lourenco Marques. Tho Por'
tuguese authorities have decided to
remove TO Maera such Boer refugees as
decline to surrender TO the British.
The British have reoccupied Peters
burg.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1901-02-08

ion Congress. Mr.. Hunter has bean,
Of great assistance to President John
Mitchell In organizing the miners. who
now constitute the greatest labor un-
ion In the world. Mr.. Hunter was
warmly received in Great Britain By
the miners delegate. and brought back
many Ideas when will aid him In his
work In the great coal mining sectiona
OF the United States.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1901-02-08
BATTLE IN ABYsslNIA.

Seven ThousAnd Men Heported 10 Have
been Killed.
A dispatch received in London from
Cairo, says;
Severe fighting ia reported In Abys.
sinia. The killed are said to number
1000.
II is supposed the chiefs rebelled
during the absence of King Menelik,
who has gone to the Egyptian frontier,
In connection with the delimitatlon Of
the Egypto-Abyssinia frontier.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1901-02-08
MINE WORKERS OFFICIAL.

One OF the most Intelligent labor
leaders In this country Is John Hunter.
district president OF the United Mine
Workers Of America and fratcrnai dell
ogate TO the recent British Trades Un-
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1901-02-08
anrnn. n.fnre Mtntg nore..

BY means OF small boxes, called
grace before meat boxes-put on the
table for the receipt OF coppers as
thankoferlng for meals-the total
amount collected by the Salvation
Army last year, Is England, was Gill;
900.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1901-02-08

The military government Of Cuba
will demand a cash bond from C. i. w.
Medley, the alleged defaulter. What
the amount will be has not yet been
stated, AS Neeley's lawyer absolutely
refuses to deposit cash, fearing that u
will be seized. The charges will ag'
gregate an Snbezzlement OF over $780,
900, with II possibility OF the amount
being materially increased. The judge
OF the court Of hrst instance 10 inclined
to hold that Medley is guilty Of stealing
surcharged stamps TO the amount OF
100000, and as the question Of bail OF
present rests with him, the cash 20 be
deposited would exceed that figure.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1901-02-08
A POST OF VAST POWER.
Grave Responsibility That Rests with
the British Foreign once.

the BRUSH Foreign OHoe+
The man who keeps the British en-
plre In line with the rest OF the civil
liked nations stands paramount among
the worlds statesmen. On him, more
than any other man. perhaps, depends
the peace OF millions. In his keeping
are the interests OF one-quarter OF the
human race. No empire has 30 many
vulnerable points az his; no mans
acts 80 nearly affect the empires safe
~. The words he speaks, the things
he does, may rebound for good or evil
long after he has gone and his name
is forgotten. It Is, indeed. hardly an
exaggeratlon to say that the British
foreign ONCE is the guardian OF the
psacc OF the world An indiscreet
word, a careless act. and there Is not
a corner OF the earth, however re-
mote, where some powder magazine
might not explode. It is not a thing
to be lightly talked OF, this guiding
Of the great British machine, which
may set every fourth man In the world
at war against his three nelghbors.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1901-02-08

The smallest horse probably that
was ever fitted with a set Of shoes by
any horseshoer in California occupied
place In the shop OF Howard & Mill
lerick OF Petaluma few days ago. II
was six-months-old shetland pony.
one OF band Los Angeles man was
bringing down from Mendocino coun-
~, where they had been pastured dur
ing the summer. The rough roads had
worn It's bare feet and necessitatod
shooting, The shoes, fashioned out Of
steel bar, when fitted TO the pony's
feet were a tribe larger than a silver
dollar piece and the full set weighed
Just four ounces. an ounce for each
shoe.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1901-02-08

The power to order a general strike
or suspension Of labor In mines has
been taken out OF the hands Of the
national officers OF the United Mine.
Workers, who have heretofore had
absolute control in this particular
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1901-02-08
Tuesday

HousE-Tho House agreed to the Senate
amendment 10 the resolution providing for the
appointment Of a committee 70 arrange for tho
Inauguration Of tho president and vico-pfosl-
dent by striking out that part referring 70 tho
yice-prcsidcnt. The postal bill was under con-
sidoration all day.
SENATE The Senate passed the Disirici OF
Columbia appropriation bill. The ship subsidy
bill was superseded ~ unfinished business.
Mr. Tellor's resolution asking for Information
concerning tho deportation from Manila OF
Edward Rice. an American citizen, aud 10
suppression Of his papers, was adopted.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1901-02-08
NEWS SUMMARY.
pAw.on s overrun wIth ldle mep.

Wv hlnuNlht
The president has proclaimed tho
nov sNtradition treaty between tho
Uuted states and Peru.
he Oregon house has passed bill
CITING tombstone dealers lien on
toSbstones until they are paid for.
The navy department has received n
salegrum announcing the arrival OF
th'mosquito fleet at Canary islands
The Oregon senate has adopted =
loht memorial urging congress to take
acisive action to defeat the parcels
pot bill.
/ Is said that Count Won waldcrsee
vi demand $4,000, 600 tnels for the
Killing OF Iaron Won Kctteler, the Ger
mn minister.
4 general strike OF the employees Of
tm underground railroads In Paris has
ben declared. The stations are occu-
pad by troops.
In an unanimous opinion handed
down. the Michigan supreme court sus-
uined the constitutionAlity OF the law
taxing inheritancca
The house committee on pensions
has recommended mn increase from $50
wSjo OF the pension Of the widow Of
RatAdmiral Phillip.
The two weeks snow blockade Of the
White pass aud Yukon railway was
eolScn January 10. aud traffic, freight
aid passenger, resumed the next day.
The Philippine commission says that
vAile the American soldiers are unaur.
passed In war, thoy don't make tho
e'st policemen In the Philippines
In calcutta II ia reported that Lord
Kitchener wishes to send 10000 pris.
oners To India. lie proposes 10 locate
them In the state Of Nilgira, province
oiOrrissa.
During the night OF January 18th
saguay experienced one Of the worst
Wizards ever known Ia the north. tho
snow drifting to the height Of one-story
house tons.
IN. Cot. p,,.n uo,.-.u.n,h..A.
cned tho establishment OF a banking
s,5 loan ins,I,n,,on vhioh Lii a.
obliged to limit Its Interest charges to
aper cent month.
Il appears that only n single mem.
Der out OF the fifteen comprising the
finance committee OF the Folkething
oPPo'es tue safe o' tue pah'sn west
iH4''' W '"o u"''eu o'a'eS'
American interests In VeneEuela, II
IL ofiicially said are well protected, the
Lancaster" being at La Guayra and
P'A - ~ pas "NA
- WV ''0" ~ Wv
Tue municipality OF Berlin has pur-
chased from Roman 4 Co., the electrical
street railroad to Trepto, paying TO-
$4,000 N@,"a ~, '"' ''"o, 80" was
~ '"'
At Truclsee, Cal, Wednesday, John
Ishan, known ms Young Botus, an In
dian, while intoxicated kicked and beat
-, VIZ " u0@'" o W." sap'u''N
Wv" "'- 'V''' e''o''" WV" '''0N'
The North China Daily News asserts
that while a quantity OF Chinese gun
powder was being destroyed at Shan
Kaikuan there was an explosion, aud
forty japanese soldiers were killed.
The authorities In the Polish proyinco
Of Prussia have discovered evidence OF
the existence of secret societIes aiming
at a revolutionary rising. A number
OF arrests have been made In Posen.
"n'''" 7'"'.' so',u' "'''"aso"
disease ia snr.od,r. Thsre hnva hssr
two d.n,hs from nin,n. anon, ,hs
crew ~ "a. .,.am.bio E,,ary -, iI,l
]
General Funston reports that praei'
ealiy All the organized insurreeuoniht'
IN his district IN the Philippines have
s,''l u''Po's'u WV" '"e 'A''p''o" VI
i 'N''' '""'' ." WV '''''
Senior Andrade the former president
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1901-02-08
Massacre mn battle to bo Commemoratsd

hASsAore iilii hattie To bo Commemorated.
The house committee on military AZ.
fairs acted favorably on a bill author
izing monument commemorating the
Indian battle Of Massacre hill, in
Wyoming, in which several hundred
troops lost their lives.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1901-02-08
WEEK IN CONGRESS.


AhNfHunNs
uousE-Ths House passed the ordinations
bin which carried ii2sstdi
Mr. Dalzcl of PENNSYLVANIA. from the COM
mite on rules. reported "a substitute Tor tho
senate &C. olut.ou Tor the counting Of the cleo
toni vote. February 18Th.
sESArE-Thc army reorganization bill passed
the Senate % % The shipping bill was dis
cus,oi during tnc latter part OF The day. and
will meet with determined opposition
Friday.
Housu-Thc house passed on omnibus bill.
carrying ipi claims Tor stores and supplies taken
by the Union army during the rebellion The
claims were pas cd by the court Of claims and
aggregated sJitt-o. Practically ull the bcnc.
nciarlcs reside lu the south
The bill To amend the chinese exclusion net
was passed Mr. init. chairman u the com.
mittcc on foreign Affairs, said the bin had been
prepared by the attorney general to proven,
the fraudulent entry Of chinese laborcrs. by
giving the government. a. we'll as the chinese
the right to appeal from the decision Of the
United States commissioner
SESArE-An effort was made 90 link the
Nlcaraguan canal bill with the shipping sub
sidy bill, but met with the combined opposition
Of those fayoring either measure and failed.
Little other business aus transacted.
saturday.
noust-Tho house spent the dag In the con-
sdcmuon ~ the postonico bin struggle
over the questions Of restoring the approprla.
ton Tor pneumatic tube services and u the re-
ductlon Of railway mail pay wns prrcipltatcd
by amendment, offered. but no action wa,
taken
SrNATE-With the exception " an hour and
a half At the beginning Of the session. the sen.
ate devoted the entire day TO the discussion Of
the ship subsidy BILL Mr. Turner and Mr,
Mallory we're the speakers In behalf OF .thc OPP
position.
HOUSE, Tho house passed the senate bill "a
create a commission 90 adludicatc the claims
Of citizens u the United States against citl.
rcn, of spain The bill extending the charters
~ national banks for twenty years. bills 70
ratlfy the agreement with tho crow Indians d
Montana and Tor the redemption Of Hawaiian
coin nj par were defeated
The house held "a short session the day boinf
given TO celebration the centennial q
the assumption Of the duties Of chief Justice Of
tho United States supreme court by John Mar
shall The program consisted Of culoglstii
addresses. The exercises were held Ia The
hail u the House, aud wore attended by the
president and cabinet member, Of the Senate
and leading iurlst, from an over the United
states
SENATE The credentials Of senator Kearns
Of Utah were presented by his colleague. soua-
tor Rawllns. and he was sworn In Notice vas
given that motion would be made 10 have
night sessions beginning next week and con
tinuing until the end OF the session.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-04-27
cAeINsT IS HoPEFuL.
Optimistic Feeling In Washington That
the visit Of the Cuban Commission
WIN Result ia Much Good.

Washington. April 27-The cabinet
meeting Friday, the last one before
the presidents departure for the Pa
cific coast was occupied almost exclu-
sively with the discussion Of the visit
of the Cuban commission. Secretary
Root, who has been conducting the
conferences with the commission, sub
mitied rather fxhaustively an account
Of the interviews be had had with
them. Secretary Root viii hold am
other conference with the commission
ers before their departure. The pres
ident will not see them again except
10 formally bid them farewell. The
general feeling Of the cabinet was that
the result of the commissions visit
could not be hnt extremely beneficial
AltoeS S,ther II would not be too much
10 say hat the cabinet generally is
hopeful lhat the convention, aftel
hearing the report. win be disposed te
accept the platt amendment.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-04-27

losis in cattle. The serum treatment
has not been Of any real value in con-
sumption. The medical profession
now holds, after centuries of expert
ments, that the proper treatment for
tuberculosis IS a change to dry, pure
air. The impression that men are not
cured Of consumption is a prevalent
and an erroneous one. There have been
thousands Of cures. The disease may
be cured If nature is able to throw
OFF the solid matter from the lungs.
Pure air. good food and exercise build
mp the natural powers Of resistance.
The fact that Prof. Niilar does not
give the formula Of his remedy would
prejudice the medical profession
against Il. A remedy designed 10 benz
eft the human race should be as free
as air or water"
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-04-27

lean that its chief prohibits his fol-
lowers to accept government appoint
ments. Yet the richest planters and
merchants in the island are enrolled
in this party Level-headed people see
progress IA the near future. The fed
erals do not like to see the school
houses springing up. They are rich
and do not worry about the education
Of their own children, but it annoys
them to see the poorer classes being
educated 10 their intellectual level.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-04-27


San Juan, p. r., April 27.-lt Is not
likely that more emigration agents
will come here Those already here
had 1000 natives recruited for Hawaii
and expected to ship 1000 Of them on
the steamer Californian Wednesday,
but she sailed with only 544 emii
grants. The agents announce that
this is due 10 the opposition Of the
planters, who wish 10 retain the la
borers available until harvesting be-
gins and that therefore any further
attempts on a large scale 70 promote
immigration win be useless. Secretary
Hunt says the alcaldes and other Off
cials IN the interior towns aclnowl-
edge that the times are much better
than a year ago and that the pessi-
misis afe gradually changing their
opinion. The recent appropriation for
road work win provide employment
for hundreds Of people and open up q
wonderfully rich coffee country which
nt present IS difficult TO reach.
Mr. Hunt says there is no doubt that
the entire opposition to Gov Allen
proceeds from the disappointed party
which did not vote IN the elections of
1900 and which IS now so nnti-Amer-
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-04-27

Cincinnati. April 27.-D. j. Thomp
SON. of Chicago. the assistant editor
was elected editor of the Northwest
ern Christian Advocate 70 succeed Dr
Edwards. deceased, by the Methodis'
hook committee.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-04-27


Buenos Ayres, April 27.-Dr. Carlos
T. Nillar an Argentine army surgeon,
has just published a report Of the
treatment Of 90 cases of tuberculosis
with bis serum al the military hos
pitm IN this city. Tuberculosis in the
early stage. says DR.. Nillar. was cured
with 40 days Patients whose cases
were more advanced, but without com-
plicaiions, he reports. were an cured
within 90 days. or those patients
whose cases were far advanced all
were cured except those who could
offer very little resistance 20 the dis
ease. Hypodermie injections are made.
varying ia quantity every second,
third fourth or fifth day, according
ito individual cases.
, Dr. George +. shrady. 81 New York
city. IN am interview commenting upon
the above. said that the medical pro-
fession did not place much confidence
81 the serum treatment Of tuberculo-
Sis "There have been many expert
ments Of this nature" said he, "since
the announcement Of the discovery Of
,prof Koch IN 1870. The SPECIALIZED tu.
kcrculin Of Koch is'now seldom used
exrcuf for demonstrating tubercu-
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-04-27
70 EXTEND THg FRISCO.
air Line WIN BE Built to the Rio Grande,
Looking 10 Direct Connection With
Mexican cities.

81. Louis, April 27.-Contracts will
be given out ia q few days for the
extension on the Texas lines Of the
ST. Louis & San Francisco system
The gap between sherman and Fort
Worth. establishing direct connection
with the recently acquired Fort Worth
& Rio Grande line, viii receive first
attention. The short line connection
between the Frisco and the Mem
phis line from Miami, j. r., viii like
wise be constructed at once Tn
Texas the intention IS to extend the
Frisco system "a an air line from
Brownwood to the Rio Grande border,
looking TO direct connections for the
chief cities ID the republic Of Mexico.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-04-27
HUNT AANES THE RICH.
Secretary of Porto Rico Says OppO-
sition TO Gov. Allen Comes from
Planters and Merchants.
THEY 90 NOT WANT FREE SCHOOLS.

These Wealthy People Have Funds 20 Edu-
cate Their own Children and 1t Annoys
Them 20 See the Poorer Glasses Being
Educated 20 Their Intellectual Level
lie SAYS Times are Much Better.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-04-27

hay Don't Want H.
Washington. April 27.-Adelbert
Hay. soy ss the secretary Of state,
has resigned his post as United States
cousul-general at Pretoria.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-04-27
NO FAIIH N SERUNS.
New York Physicians Discredit the
Reports Of Consumption Cures
BY DR.. Villar.
NATURE is THE ONLY REMEDY.

Dr. shrady, Of New York, Says That After
Centuries OF Experiments the Medical
Profession Il Convinced That Change
% Dry, Pure Air Is the Proper Treat
Y ment-fIate Been Thousands Of Cures.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1901-11-15
FALLSBURG

Add Skeens, Coon Kinner, Miss Lora
Jackson, Jas Moore Jack Short, John
Frasher and Miss NiIgie Shori were here
Sunday
!, W. Shortridge, who has been on
the sick list, is conyalescent
The following real estate changes
have taken place within the last month
and the parties all moved Monday last;
DIR. Carter bought and moved into Ed
Webs house; Webb bought and NOV.
ed into J. c. Marcums hors Marcum
bought and moved into c. c, Cranks'
house; Csank bought aud moved into
the properly vacated by Jas. skeens,
ank Skeeens moved arpnnd to Sandy
City If any other place Of our popula.
ton can beat this moving in one day We
want report
Jas X. Rice has purchased the Bert
Carter property
Mrs J. w shortridge and NJ SIS Alic,
Collinsworth were in Catlettsburg and
Ashland last week.
]. W jackson is moving to Prestons
burg.
While making new road through
the farms of Frank Cooksey, Frank
Crank and others, half mile from her,
a vein of ore was found which has sine,
been examined BY several old ore dig
gers and pronounced the largest an,
best they ever saw,
Reports from the Quarterly meetin'
at Trinity prove that other places be
sides Fal1sburg can furnish "tougl
crowd
John Scott, of Martin county ha
purchased Charley Simpsons farm o.
Cat
G HAChaflin may bo seen any oil
place nSw.e-days.
H. S. Dean has moved to Gait an
John Roberts into his property,
JAS. O'Brien and q Z, Hale, of Lou
So, are building the chimney to ID
! Rice's Louise.
Vic salyers has returned from a Wis
} TO Williamson.
Prof NJ. Rice is conducting ycr
succersful class in vocal music her
. This is our second singing school tn
5 fall
r. II. Curnutte has returned to Ea
Liverpool.
: Rev. h. F. Rice will preach here Il
list Sunday afternoon and at night.
l. Mr.. Flesher. of Petersburg is visi
ing his father-in-law Richard Game