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The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1902-11-21

John Davis, negro, was hanged In
the court house yard at Lewisburg.
Tenn, by mob OF 800 men, for tho
murder Of Robert Adair, farmer liv-
ing near that city. Adair's body was
found In terribly mutilated condition
near his home. lie had started out In
pursuit Of tenant who was stealing
his corn, and when his body was fond
the stock aud barrel Of n small rifle aud
knife covered with blood were also
found near him. The knife was iden-
titled as the property Of Davis. The
sheriff organized posse and went 10
the house OF Davis. and found pile of
bloody clothes, but the murderer had
fed. lie was captured half n mile
from town, but not until he had been
twice wounded. lie was brought back
and the sheriff aud Rev. John Harris
made an appeal 10 the people TO allow
the law 10 take its course. The mob,
however, was deaf to all entreaties, and
hung the negro In the court house
ward
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1902-11-21
CONFEDERATE PENSIONS.

Number Of rcnsion"r. throwing aud Pen
sions Decreasing.
The report Of Comptroller.General
Derham, just published, gives the total
paid out this year In Confederate PEN
slous as 5000, ee7 The total number oil
pensioners Ia 1850 Eirhty-seven
veterans received $500 In lieu Of arti.
aclal limbs. The Increase in the num-
ber OF pensions grows yearly, and II
this condition continues the appropri-
alton viii furnish piltancc much
smaller than that now received.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1902-11-21
sTlLL wEARs HIS HEAD.
Coiombisns Appear 20 be Afraid 20 20
cute General Jribe-uribe.


Coiombians Appear TO be Afraid 20 Er-
cute General uribc-uribe.
According 10 news from Colombian
revolutionary sources, u battle has
taken place between the Colombian
government and the insurgent forces
at Aqua Dulce. The government gun.
boats Chucuito and Bogota were On
their way hithcr 20 take over and COZ
vey back with them the war vessel
Poas, which formerly belonged to
Costa Rlca add was purchased BY he
Colombian government Mt its sale W
auction early In September. The
Bogota, according to these reports, Is
now on her way back To Panama ita
disabled condition as a result OF DO
engagement, five officers aud flfleen Of
her crew being said TO have 5en
killed. - -
The whereabouts OF the revsiuhon-
AIRY gunboat PHdilla Is unlsnoyn The
Costa Rlcan authorities reiase 10 per-
nit Colombia To arm the ToHs al this
port and the vessel Ia bong steadily
watched to see that no arms or ammu-
milton arc taken on board.
ltappears that the sentence OF death
passed on the revolutionary general
Uribe-uribe, who recently capitulated
10 the government forces, was not
carried out, because General perdomo
observed that Henoral Herrera OF the
revolutionary army has fourteen gov
eminent generals AS prisoners, aud h,
might avenge the death Of Tribe
Tribe on them.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1902-11-21

The will OF Max Lalande, who com
mitted suicide in his saloon in Butte
some weeks ago, has been filed for pro-
bate In Judge McClernan's court. II
was draws up by NJ. Il. Leblanc In
1899. Lalande's signature, which 10
attached, can scfrcely be recognized.
The schedule accompanying the will
enumerates among the property Of tho
estate ground and buildings valued a.
$4,000 aud mining claims aggregating
81, 200, In addition TO several hundred
dollars in personal property.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1902-11-21
SWALLOWED BY cAvs.lN.

Lake Of Several Acres sinks Into Zine
Property.
A lake OF several acres used at the
Cliff mine at Joplin, Mo, was swallowed
up Saturday In a caye.in on the Grandby
land. The mine still stands, but Il
has been abandoned. Many OF the
miners refused to work Ia II as II has
settled foot and is liable to sink AT
any moment Great CRACKS In the
earth eau be seen in the vicinity Of
the mine.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1902-11-21
PORTLAND Csupie Throw Carbono Acid ON
Zach other.

Archibald Bryant and his wife Ber-
Chs ouarreled Friday morning al their
home on the East side, Portland, Ore.
10 the course OF which the couple threw
GABRIELLE acid at each other. and they
are beth burned about the face, the
husband being more severely burned
than his wife. Bryant Is In the county
Jail, awaiting hearing for assault
aud battery. The couple are each
about 81 years old. Both will DO
SCARED for life.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1902-11-21
Oriental Dances Sot 10 be Permitted At
the ~. Louis Esposition.

That NO dances labeled Asiatic aru
10 be exploited la the Midway nt the
st. Louis exposition has greatly
pleased The Orient, according 10 dis
patch received by Miss Helen Gould
FROM john narnett, former minister 60
Slam, who Ia representing tho cxposi-
ton In the far east The dispatch wa,
read at d meeting Of the board Of lady
managers Of the exposition, held nt
Miss Gouli's homo In New York City.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1902-11-21
Terrlblo Fne,l. of yolclnIo rruplIon.

Passengers from Central America
who have arrived 90 rauama report the
complete destruction % 'hc territory
surrounding the volcano OF santa
Maria, province Of Quealtenango,
Guatemala, 10 consequence OF the re.
cent eruption. The adjacent villages,
the rich coffee plantations, with over
$500. 600 worth OF coUeo stored lu bags,
aud hundreds of lives were lost. Ecfu,
gees are arriving at thc port OF Cbaul-
pcrico. over goo ugltyes sailed for
San Jose de Guatemala on the paeide
Mail staampr.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1902-11-21
HIDDEN AZTEC TREASURE.
Great store Of Ornaments aud Utensils
Pound In Cavern.

"
Great store Of Ornaments aud Utensils
Pound In Cavern.
A remarkable story, duly authenti-
Gated, Of the discovery OF hidden Aztec
treasures has just been reported to the
government authorities at Topic, Mex
leo, by Reverend Pablo MARITIME, the
parish priest Of Nesca.
The priest makes statement, which
Ia coucurred in by several reliable
Witnesses, that party OF Americans,
beaded by an Rrchaeologic expert,
who gave the name OF Mevcricls, ar
rived at Yesca several weeks ago and
went from that place into the moun-
tains, accompanied by three Mexican
guides.
The Archaeological obtained his bear
inRs by means Of chart, which he
claimed TO have copied from an Aztec
stone tablet In the National museum
In the City OF Mexico. He located =
vast cavern In a mountain near Yesca.
Immense stone images stood about
this chamber. In one end was a hand
some altar. above which burned \
bright flame. supplied by natural gas
from crevlce In the wall.
In n chamber adjoining this main
temple was found great store OF or
naments aud utensils belonging TO the
AztTcs or some other prehistoric race.
! Twelve burros were required 10 trans
port the articles TO San Bias, where
they were shipped TO San Francisco
accompanied by the Americans.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1902-11-21

Hermann Kaufman, the three.year-
old son Of a tobncco dealer living In
New York, has ditd from the elects OF
a Ny bite inflicted Inst Wednesday.
A few hours latcra small spot made by
the bite developed into swelling
which extended over the entire cheek.
The swelling continued 90 spread until
the whole upper portion of the childa
body WAS distrudcd rhcdoctors were
powerlcss 20 give relief and finally the
victim died, The physicians believe
the Insect was Infected with erysipelas
germs.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1902-11-21
a womANs VENGEANCE.
rn o. tit OF jealousy Stab. to Desh Her
RIVAL

Go % tit or Jealousy spbs TO Death Her
RIVAL
Miss Florence McFarlun. aged OF
years. o. music teacher was stabbed TO
death in hcr fathers house in Roches-
ter New York. by another woman
and on hour later Mrs. Lulu Young.
wife Of Frank Young no one time city
purchasing agent, was arrested as be-.
ing the supposed murderer The
woman who committed the deed rang
the door bell Of the Mcfarlan home
aud when Miss 'McFarlun answered IL
attacked her with knife. Miss Nc
farlan ran screaming through the hall
into the kitchen. closely pursued by
her assnilant In the Kitchen she
stumbled halt turning
In flash her pursuer was upon her
aud stabbed her five times. Miss Nc
Farlau sank 10 the noor dying In
stantly The murderess ned. The
only words she was heard 10 utter
were.
"shc has come between myself and
husband, and I'm glad she's dead
The dead woman was The daughter
Of railroad man. She was person
Of refinement aud good appearance.
Mrs. Young made NO statement after
her arrest.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1902-11-21

A tugboat has arrived at La GuayrA
from Carupauo, bringing the news that
on Saturday The Venezuelan govern
ment troops uudcr The command OF
General NuIcuri attacked aud reoccu.
pied, almost w,thou, lighting the sea-
port OF Cumana, which bias been iu the
hands Of the Insurgents. The Dutch
governor OF turacua has notified den.
eral Matos, who reached that island
November 10, that ho must observe a
strictly neutral attitude and conduct,
otherwise he will bc asked TO leave
Curacao.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1902-11-21
Apples Rotting on tho uround necausc OF
the shortage of nArfria

Thousands Of bushels OF fine apples
are rottiug ON the ground In this state,
says Tribune dispatch from Green
witch, Conn. II barrels could be pro
cured the formers say they might ship
large quantities TO England, aud even
10 the Philippines, but they cannot
procure them. Everything in the
shape Of barrel commands high
price, the most dilap.dated bringing
90 cents each Farm laborcrs also are
extremely scarce
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1902-11-21
Crime Follows Coronation Rejoicing In
England.

The protrheted coronation reioielnRs
IN London have been succeeded by a
wave Of crime. Accounts Of murder
trials and stories Of other tragedies 6ll
the columns Of such papers as report
those occurrences, and to the long list
OF criminal cases now proceeding some
tragedy Ia added almost daily. Suicide,
also, il prevalent. The murders nre
mostly confined to the lower olnsses.
Much interest has been evoked this
week ever the recent stabbing case in
which young woman most delibor-
ately killed n member OF the stock eN-
change on the street 10 the busiest
section Of the city.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1902-11-21
STUDENTS START REFORM.

Pistol Duets Are Too strenuous Tor the
German Youth.
The movement among the students
OF the universities Of Germany against
pistol ducls Is gaining ground Meet
ings Of students at. TuobIngen aud
Bonu have petitioncd tho minister OF
war to forbid pistol duels between OLE
GERS and students except IN the gravest
cases. The Berlin students have called
a meeting Of duel lighters TO take some
action
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1902-11-21
FIGHTING Law MAKERS.
Members of Austrian Hsichsrnth Come 90
uIuwa Fight Lasting Quarter Of
an Hour.


an Hour.
The sitt'nvs Thursday last Of tho
lower house of the Austrian reichsrath
were suspended on account Of the Ger
man and Czech members coming TO
blows The cause Of the trouble was
a debate on the advisability Of the use
Of the two languages 10 the names Of
stations on the bohemian railroads.
Herr Schnal started the disorder by
shouting: "You Germans are a lot Of
pigs
Thereupon a number Of German
deputies cast themselves upon Herr
schnal, shouting, "smash him, "kicls
him" which they proceeded to do.
Eventually Herr schnal was thrown
down the gangway to the bottom Of
the amphitheatrc. The lighting con
tinued Tor a quarter Of an hour after
the suspension Of the sitting. Through
out the disorder the cumbatants were
encouraged by hearty plaudits from
the strangers gallery.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1902-11-21
RrBeLLloN IN CHINA.


Boser Uprising is Causing mach Trouble q,
Imperial Forces.
Adyices have been received from
Canton To the effect that the KwanR
NJ rebels have captured the city Of
9zenfu, aud also several district cities
Ia the same prefecture a number Of
the officials Of the captured cities were
either executed or killed by the rebels
while some succeeded In escaping. II
IL stated ON good authority that the
rebels recently secured large amount
Of provisions aud magazine rides aud
ammunition which caused the rebel
lion, dormant Tor some months, to be-
renewed Two battalions Of troops
raised la Human. have reached Canton
and been loaded in fourteen junks To
be towed IN Wu Chou, en- route 10 Eight
tho rebels
From szcchuau news was received
that General Ting has defeated the
Boxers. The Imperial forces under
General Ting captured the Boxer fort
ress at Yang Tao Chi, between llochu
aud Tai llochen, aud killed or captured
the greater number, only 200, many
wounded, escaping by flight In
Tsanhsien the imperial troops also re-
pulsed the Boxera, killing 800, Reports
are now being received from the prov
inee OF Hunnan and Kueichou that
Boxers are masaiug In these provinces.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1902-11-21
President Gompcrs Warning TO Union
Men.


President Samuel Gompers, at the
opening meeting Of the American Fed
Grafton OF Labor in New Orleans, de-
livercd an impassionyd warning to the
members Of the organization that tho
immediate future Of trade and labor
assemblies was seriously endangered
by the conflicting claims Of Jurisdiction
made by different bodies. Unless such
things were liked ia calmness and
handled with moderation, he declared,
the labor orgaui zRtiuns Of the country
would sOou be involved la a conflict
which would by comparison, dwarf
all the struggles in which labor or
CARNATIONS have no Tar engaged. The
matter would, unless checked, he US
serted, come 10 point where laboriug
men would light with luboring men
from behind barricadcs, iu the manner
IN which men deal with their mortal
foes. His warning Of danger aud his
counsels Of peace and modcration'met
with n hearty response from tho as
scmblcd delegates, aud wild applause
greeted the speaker as he closed that
portion Of his annual address In which
he had pointed out the perils which,
In his opinion will surely come unless
methods are altered, aud altered soon.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1902-11-21
EndsasorinE Co secure Pardon for -Dla-
mondneid" Jack Davis.

HH"'HfNHN
John Sparks, governor elect OF Ne.
vada, was IN Boise few days ago In
the interest Of "Diamondaeldr Jack
Davis, who was formerly In his employ
aud whose case occupied a place In the
public mind FOR I've aud n half years.
Davis was sentenced TO death for the
murder OF John @. Wilson and jeanne
Cummings, sheepmen, In Cassia county,
la 1890, his conviction having been sc
cured In April, 1897. Since then there
has been a determined Eight TO save
him. After everything had failed two
men came forward claiming they did
tho killing In self.dcfeuse. One Of
them WAS put ON trial and was acqult-
ted. Mr. SPARKS himself told the gov.
crnor, la support Of the plea for elem
ency, that j. h. Bowers, one Of his
auporiutendents, who, II Is claimed,
was connected with the killing, told
him the story a few days after the
tragedy, but that II was deemed best
TO keep II secret.
The former administration refused
10 Interfere, but the present one com
muted the sentence TO life imprison-
mont Now further communication or
direct pardon Is sought.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1902-11-21
MADE SURE OF 1T.
shot Himself and rsu on the Railroad
Track.

Lauoysler Lamar, a merchant OF
Dawson, Ca, aged 81, and related to
the Lamar family Of Georgia, COM
nltted suicide Sunday night by shoot
ing himself with pistol on railroad
track aud allowing train to run over
bis body, During the evening he en-
tered the Methodist church aud babe
the pastor goodbye, telling him he
hoped no oae would be permitted 10
speak w q him.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1902-11-21
TOOK A SHOT All KING.
italian Anarchist Tndeavor. TO Stay en-
Ruler 81 belgium.

italian Anarchist Endeavor. to Stay the
Ruler ~ Belglum.
Three shots were fred at the King Of
the Belgians Saturday morning at
Brussels, as he was proceeding to the
cathedral TO attend Re Dcum In mem-
DRY Of the late Queen Marie Ilcnriettc.
No one was hurt, but the bullet
smashed the window OF Compile D'Out-
rements carriage and grazed the
grand marshal's face.
The man who fired the shots ls an
Italian. lie stood In front Of the Banl,
OF Brussels, on the Rue Royale. The
man was arrested Immediately and the
police had some difficulty la rescuing
him from the hands Of the crowd. lie
gave the name OF Rubi no aud he Is a
booSkcepcr
According 10 some reports, Rubino,
the Would.be assassin, In the course OF
his examination before the magistrate,
declared that he selected King Leopold
for his attack on account OF his maies-
tvs inhuman conduct toward his
daughter, Princess StephRnie, ut the
time OF her mothers death. and he also
wished TO show 10 the anarchists In
London, who doubted his loyalty, that
while they only talked he acted. lie
would have killed King Edward. he
added, but for the strong feeling OF the
English people Ia favor OF the monarch.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1902-11-21
Uncle sam WIN Got Even with Canada
by Levying Duty on Lumber.

Canadian lumbermen who are In
touch with what is going on at Wash.
ington and In Canadian government
circles are alarmed over tho rumor
that duty Of 50 per 900 feet will be
levied on Canadian sawed lumber en-
tcriug the United States u is said
that the measure 20 Intended as "a re-
prisal for the action ~ the provincial
governments otR1ntario and Qucsec
in placing au embargo on the export
pulp wood.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1902-11-21
KIdnanrd cIrnrmnI,,r..

After a thorough discussion OF the
kidnapping Of fourteen leaders OF tho
union cigarmakers strike in Tampa
about a year ago, and the more recent
abduction OF the mayor OF that city
because OF his alleged sympathies with
the strikers, the Central Federation of
Labor OF New York has unanimously
decided 10 lay the matter before Presi-
dent Roosevelt aud request him to call
for a report Of the commission which
he some time ago appointed to inyesti-
gate the matter Grst mentioned.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1902-11-21
Two Apples Food For seven c..tawAy..

Two Apples rood Tor seven CastaWhya.
The London Daily Nails correspon-
dent at Wellington cables that tho two
survivors OF the wrecked steamer Elan
gAmite. who were rescued on a raft by
the British steamer Penguin, went
through 4 dreadful experience. The
raft from which they were taken
measured only seven feet long by
twelve feet wide, and had seven per
sons on u when II left the wreck. The
only food on board was two apples.
The hrst apple was consumed on Tues
day and the second on Wednesday, each
being divided into sixteen portions.
From Sunday, the day they were
wrecked, until Thursday, when they
were rescued, the survivors drifted
sixty miles on the half submerged raft.
Several attempts were made TO land on
tho Three Kings islands. Three men
died Monday night from drinking salt
water. All Of the survivors suffered
the tortures Of thirst, aud four other
men and the Etewardess died OF eN-
haustion before they were picked up
by the Penguin. They had a cruel dis
appointment Tuesday night. A steamer
was sighted In the distance, and fran
tic shouts were raised by those on the
raft TO attract attention. The steamer
lowered n boat, which passed within
City yards Of them, but the boats crew
apparently did not zee the raft aud re-
turned TO their vessel. when the Pen.
guin was sighted, only one OF the sur
vivors was able 10 stand, aud all were
terribly emaciated.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1902-12-29
Sci
Trouble From Sprain
of Back.
Dizzy, Dull, Nervous,
ConStipated.
DR.. Miles Nervine Com.
pletely Cured Me.

A frequent complication Of rheumatism
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1902-12-29

penses. according TO the provisions OF
Chapter ls2. Public Laws Of 1901. but
not. however. releasing the county
where suci, crimes should occur from
bearing the proper expenses Incurred.
During the past two years the APP
preparation hereinliefore stated has
been Of great assistance to me. In the
case of the murder of the Allen family
in Piscataquis county herein reported
the guilty party would now be at large
had it not been for this fund | was
enabled 10 employ . detective and put
him on the case at once. Had / not
done so the most valuable and con-
vineing evidence of the State would
have been lost and the respondent
would have gone clear. In two or three
cases where, detective work has not ac-
couplished so much as in the Allen
case, nevertheless il has been of great
assistance to me in bringing the guilty
party to justice.
Il question if the State has appro-
rriated like sum i'll any other direc-
tion which has been Of so much gen
eral value as the appropriation for the
detection OF criminals.
"of The appropriation for the year
1891 | nave approved the expenditure
of s5S5.G8 ana for 1902, SS72.5S"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1902-12-29
Funeral Of Herbert. tiowe Davidson.

The last sad rites over the rcmains
OF. the late Herbert Howe Davidson,
whose death occurred, Thursday
morning. ut his home, 16 Gage street.
after long illness from consumption.
we're performed, at o'clock. Sunday
afternoon. at the congregational
chauel. under the auspices of Asylum
Lodge of odd Fellows and Seth VII
Iiau1s Post. No. 13. 6. \. i.
Rev Norman Mckinnon, pastor n
the church was the officiating clergy
man. ana paid beautiful tribute 40
the memory of the deceased. passing
many earnest remarks of cuiogy upon
his character and traits of life. There
MAS 4 profusion Of towers. all attest
irr the esteem in which the deceased
Vas held. Among the offerings We're
4 bouquet from Asylum Lodge and
"A pillow and sheaves Of wheat from the
family. The rnllhearers were d ~
Ward and Harry Brecn from Asylum
Lodge. ana a. a. Nichols and II. itog-
crs from Seth Williams Post. inter-
mnnt was lit Mt. Pleasant cemetery.