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New-York tribune., 1903-02-15
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New-York tribune., 1903-02-15
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TRUSTEES.
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New-York tribune., 1903-02-15
finanrial.
Terminal Railroad Association
of St. Louis.

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Per Cent. Sinking Fund Gold Bonds.
100000
l. at 100000
sandim and properties
THE
following
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subject the
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for delivery
For particulars property security invited the
oanyng letter Railroad Association
St Louis Any application our offices
bondsa exceptionally desirable investment
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New-York tribune., 1903-02-15
flnnnrial.
finanflai.
the the
TERRENATEs COMS0L LIDATED MINING
COMPANY.


Vea Colorado at Para State
andch
of radius of ~ miles amount more than
S5oooooo year
of
Refining Com
month but
installed the production VIII De IN
The TERREN ATEs
Graham
Pbiadehbia NJ Davdso
PauS Otis H Russell Richmond Va
10000 SHARES OF STOCK
AT PAR $5 PER SHARE.
February Sharp
pohtay
As ounce ore was ue poorest
all
of good
which will be able from
in
Directors of the CONSOLIDATED MINING COM
cte
Hall rrsl7 College ST. Burlington w. o Water
Manufacturer Coal Penna
CHAF A DOUGLAS Douglass, Attorneys Fndl Building
PnIapsoN Wells Richardson Co. Chemists Bur
AxpRw NIEo Broker BroadS York
s GALLEY Waterbury &
MANAGER
FRANK H IUED ParaIM Mexico
EXPENSE
TERRENATES CONSOLIDATED MINING COMPANY
Is BROAD STREET, NEW YORK.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1903-04-17
IT'S ALABAMA's TURN
DEATH AND oEsoLArioN DEALT
BY TORNADO.
Ten Lives Known 10 be lost. While
the Property Loss VIII De Great
Details are incomplete.

Nows has boon received at Ever.
green, Alabama. by telephone. con.
frming the rumors Of heavy loss Of
life and property In the nolghborhood
Of Potcrman and Burntcorn. wrought
by tho tornado which passed near
there Tuesday Ten persons are
known to have been Killed. numerous
barns and residences and ouihouses
were swept away ontaillng loss
which Will reach high In the thou.
sands o. account OF the bad condi.
lions Of the wires. communication il
dlnicult and the only name that could
be obtained Of the dead In Henry Sal.
ter. a we'll known planter. Several
residences were demolished. the tim.
Der falling on the occupants. killing
or injuring all within the buildings. II
VIII probably be several days before a
correct Hist Of the casualties can be
obtained. as there is neither telegraph
nor railroad connection. Tho heavy
rains have rendered tho roads almost
impossible.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1903-04-17
READS LIKE A ROMANCE.
HERES to Fortune Found LIvlnq
Among Cree Indians.

Heires to Fortune Found Livinq
Among Cree Indians.
Matilda Youngquist. long Thought
10 be dead. the hclress 10 a large es.
tate at Stockholm, Sweden. has been
found living among tho Cree Indians
as momber Of the tribe. A gold ring
given her by her father and mother.
who wore killed In a raid by the Crocs
many years ago. has established her
Identity. Whom John Anderson. n
relative, appeared az Kallspen. Mon.
tana' year ago. and made injuries
Tor n family named Youngqulst. no one
could aid him. Finally he met an old
resident who remembered that many
years ago Frank Youngqulst had tried
TO operate a ranch In the extreme
northern part Of the state near what
ia now the Blackfoot reservation. ono
day the ranch was raidod by Croo In.
dams, who killed Mr. and Mrs. Young.
quist and carried away their little
baby girl, Mathilda. then years old.
Mr. Anderson met the girl with a band
OF Croes. She remembered nothing of
her parents, she said. except that they
were white like Anderson. All she
had left TO remember thom by was a
ll'te gold ring. There was an in.
acripiion on tn Inside of this ring. but
as she could not read she did not
Know what Il was. Anderson road
inc inscription. which established mo
idehiity N tho ornament II reada
TO Matilda from Papa and Mamma
loungquiat. 1856" Anderson ana Tho
slrl VIII 10 70 Sweden Immediately
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1903-04-17
TORNADO IN ILLINOIS
CHILD KILLED AND MANY PER.
SONS SUSTAIN SERIOUS
INJURIES.
A Number Of People Escaped Death
BY Rushing Into cellars-mueh
Damage TO Farm Property
and Residences.

ono death. fatal injury aud a score
or more OF injuries resulted from a
tornado that swept Logan. Dewett and
Plat counties. Illlonis. Sunday after.
aoon. The fatality occurred in the
Halsadarser settlement, farming
community three miles from Atwood.
Plat county. Tho home OF clifford
lialsadarser was demolished and after
the storm Halsadarser's infant son
was found dead 800 feet from where
tho house stood His wife was hurled
across the street and fatally injured.
Mrs. J. u. Martins homo was do
stroyod and several guests were pain.
fully injured.
Deer Creek. in Logan county, where
.ihe storm FIRST struck. was swept dry
pf water. Reports from this district
'tate that three houses were destroyed
md a number Of people more or less
|siured. Supervisor schanauor's
andsomo residence was destroyed.
The family OF several children and
number OF visitors, fifteen in all,
sought safety In tho cellar and the
house was torn from over them. Tho
homes of Samuel V. Baldwin and Gus
Kuecht were destroyed. Mrs. Baldwin
and two farm hands took refuge In
smoke house, in which they were
hurled several hundred feet and pain.
fully injured. II is reported that tho
town OF wSyncsyille and the Blue
Grass districts east Of Atlanta were
struck and much damage resulted. but
communication with these points is
cut on.
Three farm residences were
destroyed. several persons were in.
jured and grain and machinery woro
blown away In tho strom that swept
over the country four miles west OF
Lincoln. The families escaped death
by rushing to the cellars. The wind Is
reported to have damaged the town
Of Waynosvlllc.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1903-04-17
rERRoRizEo THE TOWN.
Masked Men Loot Pos,offiee In
Washington VILLAGE.


Two masked outlaws held M tho
village OF Forndalo Wash. Tuesday
night shot at every man who an.
peared on tho streets. robbed tho
poatoflico OF $3.50. and succeeded I'm
making their escape without leaving
inc slightest clue TO their Identity.
The outlaws made their arst appear.
anee In the postofilce. where they or.
uerod the postmaster TO deliver to
them the contents OF his I'm. The
postmaster refused and. while ono
rohber kept him covered. the other
emptied the contents OF the I'm into n
sack. Nothing but money was taken.
-Four men who were In the Office when
tho robbers came In were compelled
To leave. the robbers firing their re,
volvers over their heads as they took
their departure Before leaving. a
dozen moro shots were fred by the
robborH.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1903-04-17
Moors Are Flqhters.

omclal dispatches from Melllla. No.
rocco announce that tho insure,nt
Moors have captured the fortress, !,
Fraiama. A part OF the garrison a.
capped ana took refuge in Molnla. mo
Insurgents exploded a mine beno,,n
a portion OF the wall OF tho fortr,s
ana then delivered an assault throu,n
the breach made by the explosion NJ
sarrison held out for some tlmo ~
thon Ned into Spanish territory ~
spaniards took possession OF tho nrro
OF the fugltives and attended thSs
wounded. 'uar
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1903-04-17
Three Merry Bandits Make a Small
Haul In the Windy City.

Three masked men held up a street
car near Garfield park, Chicago. d, an
early hour Sunday and robbed seven
passengers. the conductor and motor.
man Of about 500. a gold watch and
some iowelry. The highwaymen board.
cd the car near Sacramento avenue.
One kept guard on tho front platform.
one on tho rear while tho third en-.
tered the car and ut the point OF a
revolver forced the occupants TO give
rp their valuables. The only woman
on the car fell on her knees, praying
for mercy. The matter was not re-.
ported to the police for several hours,
and no clue has been found TO what
is the boldest hold.up OF tho kind In
this city since October, 1896.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1903-04-17
Planned 10 Eree Prlanner.-

The shorIn at Great Falls. Mont. on
Tuesday last frustrated an attempt
made at a general delivery OF prison.
ers Tho rlngleaders in the attempt
were Smith aud Vain. arrested few
days ago on a charge OF burglary.
They had laid the plans to FREQ all
OF tho prisoners In the place. to XIII
guard or two II necessary. In order
10 get away, but at tho last minute
the officials became aware OF the plot
ana locked the men In separate cells.
Where they were unable to make a
move
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1903-04-17
neat the Non.unIon Men.

when a vessel arrived at Buffalo,
N. Y, Monday. with FIVE non-uniou
flromen on board, a gang OF striking
union men boarded the vessel, clam.
boring over tho railing as soon as she
touched at the dock. Tho Ave non.
union men were captured and taken to
the headquarters OF the union. Tho
police were at onco notified by the
steamship officials and a squad OF men
surrounded and raided the union hall.
They rescued four of the kidnapped
firemen. one Of whom had been ter.
ribly beaten.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1903-04-17
Refused to Take Liberty.

The people imprisoned In Monterey.
Mexico. for being partlsans Of Fran.
cisco Reyes, candidate for governor,
have been offered their liberty. hut
prefer remaining In prison TO accept.
ing the terms offered them. The
friends OF Governor Bernardo Reyes
state that neither he nor his party ara
responsible for the election troubles,
and that the governor was giving due
protection TO his political opponents,
and that he Is quite blameless for the
regrettable occurrences.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1903-04-17
Apostle Lyman May be President Of
Quorum.

It is regarded as probable that Apos.
tie Francis NJ. Lyman will be-
chosen president Of the quorum Of tho
twelve apostles OF tho Church OF Jesus
Christ Of Lattor.day Saints to an tho
vacancy caused by the death OF
Apostle Brigham Young, In this case
he viii be next in line OF succession to
the presidency OF the church upon tho
death OF President Joseph F. Smith.
Apostle Lyman is now in Liverpool,
where he Is at the head OF the Euro.
pean missions He has been absent
about two years. Apostle Francis
Marion Lyman. son OF Apostle Amasa
NJ. Lyman, was born In Goodhope, Nc.
Donough county, ILL.,, Jan. 10. 1910.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1903-04-17
A Brief Honeymoon

Margaret Clark OF Cincinnati is
dead from the effects OF poison which
she SAYS she took while on a train on
route from Dayton, o. Frank Blaes OF
Dayton says he and the dying girl re-
Gently elopod to Covington. Ky, where
they were married. To Dr. wocher
the dying woman stated that after
quarrel in Dayton with Blaes. she pur.
chased the poison and boarded the
train. BlRes followed her and she
swallowed the poison while seated
with him on the train.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1903-04-17

A rainstorm at Pittsburg. Sunday
afternoon amounted almost to a cloud.
burst. The streets for a short tima
became miniature rivers and thou
sands OF dollars damage was caused
by aooded cellars One man was
killed by lightning and many buildings
woro struck. Center street for blocks
was flooded and street car trafio was
almost suspended In the eastern por.
lions OF the city. The loss TO property
In the Thiriy-seyenth ward was great.
A house in Coal street was almost
uWept from lts foundation.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1903-04-17
Funeral Without a corpss.

A funeral without 4 dead man has
taken place at Asbury Park. Jacob
Haywood died recently at Jackson.
Vile. Fla, whore he was spending tho
winter Arrangements were made for
the funeral services 10 be held. but
Tor some reason the body did not ar.
rive. Many relatives and friends were
assembled and they agreed that the
services should go on The body ar.
rived from the south tho next morn.
ing and was buried In suburban Gem.
etery.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1903-04-17
Charged viii Murd,r.

Ollie Sanders, MIN Davis and jam,
Andres three colored men held by N,
indianapolis police, we're on Mopd, /,
indicted by the grand jury and vo,
nave TO answer to charge OF mor
der In the first degree. They ,,o
charged with the murder OF Doc Lu1,
Chinese laundryman. several monn.
ago The trial OF Dr. Joseph Alex,.
aor on the charge OF grave Robin,
mas been indefinitely postponed ~
sAuae tho negroes under indictms,,
nave refused 70 testify against rim
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1903-04-17
BURNED IN THEIR BEDS.
Horrible Fate Which BefelI an india.
napolls Family.

Nathan Morris, an attorney. and
Frank Haas, tho l2.ycar-old son OF DR..
Joseph Haas. were burned to death
Sunday at Indianapolis. and Mrs. Jo-
seph Haas, Miss Bell Haas. Miss Roso
Haas, Louis Haas and Grace Lemon. a
govorness, were injured by fro that al.
most destroyed the house OF DR.. Joseph
Haas. The hro started from the fur
mace. Tho family was asleep on the
second floor. Mr. Morris was a 'rother
Of Mrs. Haas. From the position OF his
charred body whom found II was evi.
dent he was ondeavorlug to get tho
family out OF the rooms whom over.
come by smoke and flames. The body
OF Frank Haas and the unconscious
goyornoss were found on tho back
stairs. Louis Haas broke his log by
jumping from window.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1903-04-17
MoNrelo,e FlAosHlp al
Vessel Which Took Part In bat
Manila Boy Flostod and Bcac1

NNeNaN WNNAN NNW NfN W -"
Manila Boy Floatsd and Bcacf
The warship Rclna Christina.
ship OF Admiral Montoio. which
sunk by Admiral Dewey was 4
and bcachod Monday The SKID
Of about eighty OF her crow
found In tho hulk one skeietol
evidently that Of an officer for
n sword by its side. There n
teen shell holes In the hull Cd
Relna Christina, one made by an
inch shell and others smaller.
main Injection valve Is missing.
Ing the ship was scuttlod and
doned. The hull Ia in fair con4
Captain Albert II. Coudon, coml
ing the naval station at Cavlt6.
charge OF the remains OF the
expressing a desire TO give n
American naval funeral. The 81
residents are anxious. howol
ship tho skeletons to Spain. an
suggested that the transport &
convey them TO Spain by way
Suez canal I'm June. A wrecitif
pany is ondeavoring 20 raise ID
sunkon Spanish warshlps.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1903-04-17

While temporarily deranged. Frank
Hursh OF Erie. Ills, ten miles ea,, Of
Clinton. Iowa, shot and killed hls wife
while ON the way to church. and tAen
returned home and killed hlmself
Their little daughter startled the con.
gregatlon by running into church and
telling OF the tragedy. N
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1903-04-17
Indiana Man Furnishes Himself for
Getting Drunk.

William Stewart, aged as. Is slowly
starving himself in the Knox county
Indiana, jail, tho result OF his WOW 10
the Lord that no would fast hr
twenty'one days as a punishment mr.
a spree no INDUCED In about n,o
weeks ago, Stewart is rapidly w,t
ing away and when the county prism.
ora were removed from the old IAN 10
the new structure. which has usi bssn
- nu , speculation as TO whether he
VIII live to finish his promise. ~
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1903-04-17
CAUSED BV A cRAwrlsH.
Break In the Lsvse Near New orlsa.
Due to Hla Tunneling.

Water Is pouring through crawash
hole eighteen 10 twenty inches In
diameter near the base OF tho Water.
loo lovce. ON the east bank OF the
river. about seventy miles above New
Orleans. and fear Is expressed that
before a run around can be built tho
weakened loyoe will give way. A
break az this point would be- dlsas.
trous.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1903-04-17
Carnegie Has Given Away over sixty.
seven Million Dollars.

The bureau OF education has Issued
a bulletin giving in detail the beneiae.
lions OF Andrew Carnegie. These ben.
oiaetlons have reached tho enormous
sum OF S672i2.o2s, OF which ,5sgl7O.
l7s has been given in tho United
states. Mr. Carnegios gifts for 1901
are given at $40, 2is 500.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1903-04-17
Seating Of Senator smoot Has N,
Bearing on Final Action Of Case.

Senator Julius G. Burrows, chairman
OF the oom.littee on privileges ana
elections, says that the fact that M
smoot was allowed TO take III seat
temporarily as senator from Utai win
have no bearing on the final actin Of
tho committee The commltte, Will
take up the protests early In thecom.
ing session and viii try to roacha do.
clslon as soon as possible.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1903-04-17
PRODIGY IS DEAD.
New Jersey Man Known as the
ming Calculator.

William Valance. the famoua u
ming calculator who could do ii an|
In mathematical calculation I'd ID,
and with but an instant's hes I'D
is dead at Trenton. ~ j.. al ID
years. Valance could dupllca 4
feats Of any OF tho lightning oi.
lators and beat them all by alp,ing In
stantly any desired date n hlstog. II,
could not tell how he know history
but would rattle on fact after facl
without ever making a mistake II,
could give instant answer TO sucl
arlthmetlcal questions as multlpl,
3S9.iS1, by i,Gii. Foats IN algobrs
were his delight
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1903-04-17
SLAIN IN RIOT.
officer Killed at California Mining
camp-Three others Hurt.

'F '''NN NNiN'A HHIH
Sheriff Broadnax Of San Diego. Cal.
has received brief telegram from
Constable Koran nj Plcacho. saying
that there has been a riot at that place
and that Deputy Constable Peter
Burke had been shot and killed. and
that othors had been wounded. Sheriff
Broadnax at once left for the scene.
Picaoho Is mining camp on the
Colorado river about 100 miles east OF
san Diego. and thirty miles north Of
Yuma.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-08-30
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The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-08-30
IoHNsoN '. sTATE.

Indictment for carrying on a iottery--Ap-
 peal from Circuit Court of Fayette.
 1. Trial and It's incidents; right of court to mol pros.-Where an indictment against a defendant contains two or more counts. it is permissible for the court. on motion of the solicitor for the State, to enter 6 mol pros as to any of said counts.
 2. Lottery; what constitutes; slot ma chine.--On trial under an indictment for carrying on a lottery and the undisputed evidence shows that defendant owned and operated a machine with wheel on the side which revolved around stationary arrow; on the disk or outer rim of said revolving wheel there were separate and divided colors of different shades; these colors were valued at different amounts. At the top of the machine there were four slots or places where those wishing to play the machine deposited nickel or five cents; after depositing the money in the slot the person playing the ma- chine stated on which color he played; he would then give the wheel whirl or turn, and If when the wheel stopped the stationary arrow pointed to the color he had chosen, he won whatever that color was valued at: if the arrow did not point to the color chosen he lost. Held; such a device was lottery within the mean ing of the statute Code Sec. 4SoSl, and upon such evidence the court properly instructed the jury to find the defendant guilty If they believed the evidence be- yond a reasonable doubt.
 3. Lottery; slot machines: no conflict in statutes.-There is no conflict between the act approved February 18th. 1897. .'Go prevent the use of wheels of fortune. chance games and railing, or devices of like kind" Code. bottom D. 28D and the statute prohibiting the carrying on of 8 lottery Code Sec. 4SO0. Mcclellan. c. J., dissenting.)
 {. Carrying on a lottery having license no defense; admissibility of evidence It is, no defense to an indictment for carrying on a lottery as prohibited by the State Code Sec. 4s0s). that the owner thereof had a license for the carrying on of said lottery; and. therefore. on a trial under such an indictment, a license issued to the owner authorizing him to operate said machine. Is not admissible in evidence.
 5. Same; admissibilty of evidence-On a trial under an indictment for carrying on lottery, the fact that the defendant operated the machine or device constitut- ing lottery openly and had never been forbidden by the authorities to operate 1t, is immaterial and inadmissible in evil dence.
 Affirmed.
 Opinion by Dowdell, J.