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Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1903-07-04

'ERg~
A FAMOUS FRESHMAN.
In whose Memory statue Was
Erected I'm Hungary's Prio-
ctpsl city.


A monument 10 Count John Butler.
the Irish hungarian. famous for his
charities. was lately unveiled amid
much enthusiasm at Buda-pesth. SAYS
a London report. Count John was "a
descendant OF the Buticr who assist
ed In the murder Of NaiicuStein. hero
~ the Thirty Years War. for which
deed the emperor 81 Germany reward
ed him with "a counts corunct In
the course ~ time the family az
quired immense wealth. and il now
among the biggest landowners n
Hungary. as well rs Bohemia and
Bavaria. the head 81 the family. how
ever. always choosing a military ca
reer. The Butler commemoratcd 10y
the monument was as we'll known for
his charities as for his matrimonial
troubles. When youth Count pory
compelled John. revolver i'm hand. 60
marry his daughter Josephine lie
fled during the wedding night. and
asterward refused 90 recognize Jose
phine's child. The divorce suit De
brought against his wife lasted 81
years. until the day ~ his death
Even his change Of religion. from
Catholic 90 Protetant. did not Obtain
him a decree.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1903-07-04
WATER ON RAILWAY TRAINS.
source Of Frequent Infection Witch
Has Escaped the Notice OF
sRuErarfans.

The drinking water furnished hv -
-aiiwHvs-vho knows anything about
So What are the regulations q The
different companies IS 70 its purity
and the cleansing o. TIE tanks anc
coolers IL railway va.ti-E rooms cars.
s-esrui.oa.x. etc II The presence ot
The great fatality o. typhoid fever snc
The recent increase @ the Cis~ase All
over The country zhe foregoing ques-
tion seems very nproQos- Certainly
the transportation companies Go r0f
generally furnish their patrons Win
boiled. altered or spring water. and
lust - certainly the water furnished
fv most a our cities especially Nhi-
ear AID Philadelphia. il contauirnf-
- suf Gang ro1ss One constantly no
-fres the errineer or fireman drinking
from The tank q The tender. and fte
rrer who hnuJle the Et- trains The
rtar'ou agents al along the roac--is
there any attempt. is there any com
paw that makes any serious anc thor-
ourhgoinr efcrr 20 supply these en-
ploves With pare water asks Amen
g. Medicine. Whose bushes IS q "a
49,. rhst The railways Go their cury ir
tbs respect Can any @ our rearfr
TEL - what fevvs have been passed "a
What reputation q city and state gcf
~rrrnezts. and q boards ~ health. ~
1T concerning this important suhlec'
Have we nu- here source q treQrer
infection which has TOO much eso2 pei
rhe attention % sauit1rlEust
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1903-07-04

Mis- Helen Bradford ThomPson. e.
rector q the Psychological laboratory
e. Mount Hol0yke College Tor Women.
81 . work entities Mental Traits q
Sex" argues shat men are more emo
fiOnal fhzu women. az well as being fu-
perlor 81 physical strength and n
yeDsiseness- Miss Thompson experl-
rosDts we've mace az the UniFerEity u
Chicag0 during two years. and the cub
5scts were = young men and = young
women ktucents.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1903-07-04
NEW METAL DISCOVERED.
4 Compound 90 Aluminium and IL IL
Proof Against Chemtchl
Influence.

The Central Zeitung fuer Optik ond
Mechunik. of Berlin. states chat "a new
metal has been discovered which Vii
he put on the market under th' namr
q meteoritc. 10 Is q compound az
aluminium. is just as light as aluminium
itself ana proof against chemical ir
fuence>
At the same time 20 is extremely
rrable. So that 81 car he r~cD f.r pipe..
wiring hor~r~hoc~. ar. ir aI case.
yher, brass i~ n.v used. It's weight is
one-tlird ~ that Of bras, and it's price
iS the same
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1903-07-04

Lsstle Gfrl's Tendency 80 rttter
sweets Checked ~ an Oh
servant bird

There is parrot living on Temp
Rsus avenue in the vicinity Of Gates
which shoOld have q place on the de-
sective -force. SAYS the brooklyn Eagle
There is q httle girl living on Gates
avenue. near TonQlins Who has been
taught by the ssi6 parrot that OLD
sxme saying. Honesty Is the best pol
Scy~ IL happened in this wise, The
parrot on these spring days takes an
sirsnr on the nre-escaps AT the back
nf his home. There is a firc-cscape al
tlse hack Of the little girls home also.
and while the two src quite distance
apart. il Is not Gar enough 20 hinder
the parrot from seeing What goes on
or 20 drown the sound OF his voice
when be Shrieks At its very top, ns hf
sometimes does. A few oays ago this
httle girls mother sccwed some 2pri-
cots. When they were done she sat
them on the fre-escape 70 get COOL
TIE Nttle girl came along while thcN
were cooling. Eer mother was M
where around. and the fruit looked 80
tempting that she thought she wou.c
take -ius. one Like Little jack
Horner. she stuck in her thuno Anc a
finger as well. but before she has time
20 pun out the plum shrI voice
sounded in her ear. Thief thlet-
shiefl~ WAS what II said The chic s
fondness for apricotS disappeared s1c-
denly and the rs riot ha6 the satiStac-
sion Of knowing that be had interfere
rrrxs ~ -r~r~a
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1903-07-04

Wsrefess telegraphy viii have %
compete with ocean cables for acme
tine % come. A company has recent
Is bssn Organized 70 lay q cable from
Seattle 20 VALDEZ. Alaska. and thence
40 vladpostok- The cable viii bring
Asisfse Russia and the gold felcs Of
Alaska into close communication with
khe markets Il the United Ststes. and
sxpsac Che Interest q Americans IN
fbe orient
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1903-07-04

One Of The Characteristic OF mod
ern scientific progress is the estab-
lishmcnt Of laboratories and ob~erva-
tories OF various kinds al points
where phenomena of great interest
can best be studied. although such
points may be remote from ccnters
of human population and from ordi-
nary lines Of travel. just now on ef-
fort is making 90 establish sclen-
nfic station al the Iorfugus Islands
near the coast OF Florida. 4 consid-
era Die number Of naturaiists have
expressed interest IN the scheme
Some think in would be an excellent
point from which 20 observe the mi
grafton Of birds; others that "a bio
| logical laboratory stAbhshed there
would give rich results. II ID pointed
out that we now know more 81 The
life Of the Red sea than we do 81 that
OF the Caribbean sea and the gulf OF
Mexico, lying almost al our doors.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1903-07-04

4 syndicate has been formed at Ann
,terdam which viii bear thc great cN
pcnse and risk attending the cutting
# what 81 the largest diamond know
the Excelsior. The Excelsior was
found az the Jagersfontein min,>.
south Africa. in 1893. II i> The size 20
a hens egg. and weighs iu it> present
raw state $40 karat>. which is nearly
twice as much as the Kohiuoor we ghcd
before it was reduced TO its present
size
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1903-07-04
ODD GROUND FOR LAWSUIT.
IrfshnRn Had Case Which He
COULDN'T Get "a Lawyer 10
Take Into Court.

samuel Davis. court photographer 81
the Second circuit. relates the kansas
CITY Jourpal. says shat al lrishman
who several years ago tried 90 enc
gage the legal services ~ DIS father
had the oldest ground fog O. lawsuit
he has ever heard cf The freshman
wanted 20 sue his landladY for Sl1.
tie explained that lac made coltruct
to pay her three dollars "a week for
board. but she was 10 deduct 20 cents
for every meal he missed. Having got
The contract Gully signed. pat began go
board elsewhere and charged thc lady
with whom hc had contracted -5 cents
for every meal DEE missed. De figured
out that by managing this way De-
missed - ~ worth 81 meals each week.
for which his contract required him
20 pay only three dollars. so that by
staying away he macr S225 clear. The
iadlsoy refused 90 pay him his prof
It's" and ne wanted Mr.. Davis 20 bring
suit against her for him. Father
laughed az him bit" Mr.. Davi, SAY b.
"and DE got Indignant. Is contract b.
contract SAID Pat. 'and She ought
10 bee made 20 live mp 90 her'n just as
well a. me go mine. There were sew
eral other lawyers in town. and some
Of them were pretty hard up for cases.
but 7 don't know of anybody that tool
| that one after father turned 10 down
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1903-07-04

As the earth vas pacsea round the
roots Of a tree planted ga front - a
school on AxbOr day last mOntb lit
ale girl ezciaaEleds. my New SorkD
soon be woods II ~e chilcrsns keep
on" Tia inteKest 81 The ebiidren
81 the crowded city DISTRICTS ~ green
and growing rhiDgs Is pathetic. apc
Arbor day has Gonf az nuch Tor
shsza a. tes tie Farsi elstrsstss
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1903-07-04

The Society for the Culture 81
Musical Therapeutic ia New York IL
Investigating ths influence 81 music
in various diseases. One enthusiastic
member believes that the time will
come when musical instead ~ med
zeal prescriptions will BE- given-.'''fhe
Oi6 Osksn Booklet" perhaps for de-
sirsum trssens psfieats, and "Jingls
Eeslg fef senstrok<.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1903-07-04

II IS understOod that the duke Of
Argyll has sold Iona island. Hebrides.
20 The Carthusians. who were re-
Gently expelled from the monastery
Of ~ Grande Chartreuse ia France.
The terms 81 the sale provide for
the preservation 81 the sacred and
historical associations Of the islanA
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1903-07-04

The eaper tree f. bush which Is
grown IN some parts ~ Spain aLs in
Algeria, "a we'll "a IN tbis portion Of
FTanee. The commercial caper il the
flower bud. which il gathered before
SIS Development and preserved IN
vinegar
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1903-07-04
Mnrrica in ter rnaer.I.irt.

In order 90 live mp to her vow GO he
married iu white. "a Frankfort OncJ
bride took of her dress skirt and was
married iu hex white petticoat.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1903-07-04

Alaska commerce last year. ex-
elusiye OF gold production, reached
$50. 600 900. or nearly three times the
Ams1as paid for the territory.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1903-08-07

our successor" Ho has been known
for many years as ono OF the greatest
preachers In the church
Cardinal sarto belonged TO the &C.
oloslastlcal congregation OF bishops
and regulars, sacred rights, indul.
gonco and sacred relies. IIe enjoyed
great popularity In his diocese lie Is
honorod by all for his purity. for tho
strict uprlghtness OF his life and for
his liberal ideas, lie Is a moderate
and agreeable man, highly cultured,
very kindhoartcd and still strong and
robust In spite Of his GS years
lie has never taken great part In
the political and public life Of the
church, but divided hls time bctwoon
good works and study. Although most
faithful TO the holy see he was pro
scented 10 the king and queen OF Italy
In Venice. lilo was considered among
tho moro liberal members OF the ltbt
ian oplscopato and sacred college lt
is stated that Loo XIII sided with him
on one occasion when Sarto dlsap.
proved OF Rampolla's policy.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1903-08-07
pouble HannInn In Axiom.

Hilario Hidalgo and Francisco Rem.
terra. murderers OF c, E. Goddard and
Frank Cox at Goddard station In Feb.
ruary OF this year, were hanged In the
Jail yard at Prescott, Arizona, Friday
morning from the same scanold. Both
exhibited tho greatest nerve. The
former smiled as he asconded the
scaffold and saluted o number OF nc
Qualntances In the crowd, the spocta.
tors bidding them "Adios." Hidalgo's
neck was broken, while Renterias
death occurred from strangulation,
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1903-08-07
1alrn TO Week eRlpee.

Desperate Attempt MADE to Blow Up
Structure Near Livingston, Mont
A desperate attempt was made by
unknown parties Sunday morning TO
blow up the large Northern Pacific
bridge crossing the Yellowstone river
east Of Livingston, Mont, and wreck
the eastbound passenger train. Tho
explosion was terrific and broke win
dows in scores Of houses In the east
crn part Of the city. No part Of Liv-
lngston escaped the severe shock. Tho
big bridge was twisted out Of align
ment.
The powder had been placed by In.
experienced persons. and to that fact
IS attributed the escape Of the struc-
ture. A large hole was made in tho
central pier Of the bridge. The North
ern Pacific company has offered a re-
ward OF 81 900 and the county com
mlssioners $4,000 There is no clue
to the mlscroants.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1903-08-07
AN UPRISING IN CUBA
REBELS ARE SIMPLY TOO LAZY
TO WORK.
Although the Full Extent Of the
Trouble ls Not Yet Known. the
Government is Able 10 Cope
With the Situation.

In spite Of the assertion made BY
Benor zero, secretary Of tho interior.
that the killing Of three men and the
capture Of a fourth man. their leader.
who had attempted to cause an upris.
Ing in the vicinity OF Bayamo. prov.
lnee OF Santiago. effectively ended tho
only semblance Of an uprising in Cuba,
the rumors Of uprlslngs In eastern
Cuba were fully confirmed Thursday
IN the governments reports received
from the governor and other officials
Of Santiago provinces These arc 10
the effect that since tho night OF Sun.
day last sixty armed and mounted
mon have appeared outside villages in
the Cauto river district. prolaiming n
revolution and demanding the pay.
mont OF the former members OF the
revolutionary army.
No acts OF violence have been 70
ported. but the Inhabitants OF the
canto region are excited. The leader
Of the revolutionary party ia named
Pupo. He Is a brother OF one Of the
bandits killed by the rural guard on
Tuesday
General Rodriguez. commandorin-
chief OF the rural guard. has ordered
the mobilization OF all the rural
guards In eastern Cuba and the gov.
ernor OF Santiago province has boon
instructed to enlist as many volun.
teers as may be deemed necessary 10
cooperate with tho mounted troops.
Secretary Of the interior Ycro says
there Is no doubt that tho authorities
will be able TO cope successfully with
the situation. as all reports. he adds.
agree that popular sentiment is with
the government Of President Palma,
and that those who have risen In re-
bdllon mostly belong to the wanton
lazy class Of Puerto Principe.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1903-08-07
Judge Upholds Hill.

Judge Lochran In the United States
circuit court at St. Paul, handed down
his decision In the case Of the state
OF Minnesota against tho Northern
Securities company, the Great North
ern railway. the Northern Pacific
Railway company. and James ]. Hill
as president Of the Northern securl-
tics company and individually, in
which he sustained the contentious OF
the defendants and dismissed the oil
OF complaint OF the state. He finds
that the Northern Securities company
has not violated the state laws forbid.
ding tho consoldatlon OF parallel and
competing lines OF railway through
It's ownership Of the stock Of the Groat
Northern and Northern Pacific rail-
WAYS
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1903-08-07

are known TO have been drowned ano
Il IS feared that the list Of dead will
be much larger when an are account.
ed for Many struck on two small boat.
houses moored 10 a pier OF the bridge
Immediately under the spot where
Il gave way About twenty-five were
injured. either by striking on the
lighthouses or by falling timbers.
Many people fell from tls roofs Of the
lighthouses into the water. but dozens
Of small boats and launches In the vi
clnlty in an incredibly short time com.
menced to pick them up Thousands
OF people had gathered on the bridge
to watch an armless man swim the
river
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1903-08-07
Boy Saved His Mother.

The Jury In the case Of John and
Elizabeth wIltrax on trial in Chicago
for tho murder OF Paul 'Paszzkowsld.
returned a verdict OF guilty against
John wIltrax. while his wife. Eliza.
beth. was acquitted. twenty-five
years imprisonment in tho ponten.
tlary was the sentence passed upon
Wlltrax. The trial attracted much at.
tontlon from the fact that the ii.year.
old son OF the defendants gave tho
most damaging testimony against
them. and afterward took tho stand
for tho defense and denied all his for.
mer testimony
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1903-08-07
PursuIt Of convIets Abandoned.

Twelve Of the desperate convlcts
who e7oapod from the Folsom, Cal.
penitentiary arc stlll at large and lat.
est developments indicate that the
pursuing officers have become weary
OF their frutless search. Following
false CLOVIS through a rough country
under n hot sun has exhausted both
civilians and militia. Governor Par.
dec has issued an order Withdrawing
tho Placervlllo company OF the Ma.
tionnl guard from the chase. and many
members OF the aherlf's posses arc
returning TO their homeo.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1903-08-07
WOMEN FIRE FIGHTERS.
Ladies' In Spanish Honduras Help to
suhde Combination.

Ladies' In Spanish Honduras Help TO
subde conhagratlon.
A disastrous FIRE occurred in Celba.
Spanish Honduras July IS. the partic.
ulara OF which have Just been received
BY steamer. The nro originated in
tho dwelling house and store OF An
tonic Plzzlatl and spread quickly to
The building Of the Vaccaro Bros
Steamship company. n two-story
frame. tho largest building in Central
America. Many houses caught IRE
lnd the flames covered the city. The
stores OF LATTE & Alurez. p. Dvoux
q Co. and several others OF like char.
aeter were consumed together with
many small stores and residences. The
officials and people. under Julio Auga.
larla, the commandant, and Jose Ia.
rnnta, organized bucket brigade, in
which even the women served.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1903-08-07
OUTLAWS STILL AT LARGE.
And Arc Leaving a Trail Of Death Be
hind Them.

And Are Leaving a Trail Of Death Be-
hind Them.
The conylcts who escaped from Fol-
som prison are stil at large. Tho
FIVE who engaged in fatal fight with
tho pursuing officers at the Grand
Victory mine Saturday night have not
been seen since and apparently have
made a successful retreat. In their
haste to get away from the militia
and sherln's posses thoy left n water
can. several hats and some firearms
on the hillside whore Saturdays con-
fict occurred.
The dead bodies Of Fcstus Ruthcr-
ford and W. c. Jones, the two militia
mon who were shot by tho outlaws.
worc found whore they had fallen.
Jones had served In the Philippines as
q mombor OF the First Tennessee and
Thirty.soyonth volunteer infantry.
Al. gill. tho National Guardsmon
who was shot through one lung. is now
expected to recover.
Another victim OF the convict chase
was Phillip Springer a resident OF
pluccryillo. He Is hard Of hearing and,
failing 10 respond to an order to halt,
was fatally shot by a picket early Sun
day morning
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1903-08-07

No one can tell who win be Leo
Kills successor. but. considering all
things. Gotti Is believed to be the man
Of the situation II ls said that he
has tho cordial support Of Germany
and Austria. that Italy is favorable to
him. and France would not oppose
him. His good qualities arc recog.
nlzed by all the European powers who
do not forget his work in Brazil II
is not generally known that when Got.
Il was in Brazil he was officially ap.
pointed by many European govern
ments TO do his utmost to check tho
civil war when Il broke out at st.
Paloa. against President Polmoto.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1903-08-07
NEW SILVER RATIO.
United States Monetary Commission
Suggests the Ratio Of 30 to I.

United States Monetary Commission
suanetts the Ratio Of 80 to I,
A report has been received at the
state department from the United
States monetary commission. which is
investigating the question OF currency
for sllyorusing countries. Tho com.
mission has visited London. Paris
The tlngue and Berlin. and was ox.
pocting to leave for ST. Petersburg In
a short timo
According 10 the report tho pro.
posal OF the American commission Tor
a ratio OF 30 To 1 for now silver cur
roncy for Oriental countries has gen
orally boon well received. althouel
the French commission suggested the
ratio OF 3i TO I. which is ouc.half uf
the French ratio at tho present time
The Representatives of the Chimes,
government have manifested a very
lively Interest I'm the proceedings or
the commission No tho different Fu.
ropoan capitals that have been visited
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1903-08-07
Successor to Pope Not Vet Chosen.

No successor TO Pope Leo XIII has
yet been chosen. From the smoke
which Issued from the little chimney
on the slstine chapel Sunday night
a vast multitude gathered around ST.
Peters learned that tho second day OF
tho conclave has been fruitless. The
conclusion IS drawn that the strength
OF the leading candidate remains I'M
brolgon and that no compromise can,
didate has yet appeared. And there Is
no indication Of how long this condl.
ION OF alfalrB will continue.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1903-08-07
Cardinals In Their Cells.

The largest conelavo in the history
Of the Catholic church has now assem-
bled in the slstine chapel for the pur-
pose of electlng a successor to Leo
XIII. Sixty.two cardinals. with over
200 clerical and lay attendants, are TO
all intonts and purposes prisoners
within tho vatican. One OF them. Car
dlnal Herrara y Esplnosa, archbishop
OF Valencia, was FRUSTRATED immedl.
ately after entering the eonelave and
lies IN In his cell
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1903-08-07
Riot In a Church.

An attempt OF half a dozen colored
persons opposed to Booker T. Wash
inrton, president Of the Tuskogee In.
stitute. to ask questions NJ a meeting
which he was ADDRESSING In the Zion
church In Boston. almost resulted In a
riot. and twenty-five policemen were
called TO quell the disturbance. Sew.
cral arrests we're made. one policeman
receiving deep stab from a hat pin,
while n man said 20 be one OF those
opposed to Washington, received sew.
eral razor cuts and ia now in the hos.
pital. After the arrests Mr.. Wash.
lngton was allowed to proceed, and
spoke for nearly two hours.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1903-08-07
NEW POPE SELECTED
SUCCESSOR TO LEO XIII HAS ~
LAST BEEN CHOSEN.
Cardinal sarto. Patriarch 81 yrnic~. WIN
be at tho Head ~ tro Eamsn Catholic
Church ~ Result 81 Decision Of
the sacred College.

After being In session four days.
the sacred college has SOLICITED a sue
cessor 10 Pope Leo XIII In the person
Of Giuseppe sarto. patriarch OF Ven.
Ice. a man who is noted for his pioty
and eloquonce. rather than hla poll.
tics. Sarto now relgns at the vatican
and over tho Catholic world. as
Plus X
Venotlans. who know the now pope
well. say that he will soon be- as much
beloved a. pontlff AZ he was but latc-
ly as the patriarch Of the poor Of the
Adriatlc. In appearance Plus X is a
handsome man.
Cardinal Giuseppe sarto was born
at Rose. province Of Venice. June 2.
1895. He was created cardinal and
patriarch Of Venice June 70. 1893 lie
r. very learned In the occlcslastical
doctrines. f. modest. energetic. n good
administrator and organizer. a patron
Of the arts and his seriousness always
has been prOvorbial.
Early In April Pope Leo. In a con.
versation with Father Porosl. the ltal.
ion composer. said In speaking OF
Cardinal Sarto:
Hold him worry donr. Porosl, as IN
the future no viii be- able 10 do much
for you. We firmly believe no will DO