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The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1903-03-06
UTAH'S LEGISLATORS.


SENATE sixteen bills were passed hy the
senate during the session. among the most
important OF tho measures being zoe Kinder
rattcn bill and thc bin providing Tor the ap-
pointmeut Of "a commission 20 secure utaha
share Of the national Irrigation fund There
are 30 be- i've commissioners Instead % three
as originally provided Tor. aud 5000 f. appro-
prlated 70 dcfuy their expenses.
Lnwrcncos bin 40. So in relation TO the gem
eral powers " the county commissioners and
definitely liking their duties in regard 10 tho
caro- OF the INDECENT s'ck aud dependent poor
passed without opposition The bill " To-
tended to remove 40 cause Of friction.
Iohnson's bin providing Tor the arbitration
OF differences over water right, was also
passed
House bin ~. nxinr insanity ns cause for
divorce, passed by vote OF i3tot.
House bill 80 providing Tor bounties ca Wild
animals. passed by a vote NJ 70 70 . An ap-
preparation Of ssOo0O for two years was pro-
yldcd for
HoUsE-Mr-. Coultors anti cigarette BIN
escaped defeat by being Withdrawn by IT,
author before q vote was taken
IL seems definitely settled that senator
whltmoros two bills Nos aud ., oSempting
lands from taxation, must pass into the oata-
combs Of Oblivion. They passed both branches
Of the Legislature only 10 be- vetoed by the gov
ornor.
By general consent Mr. Spry introduced
measure providing for an Income tax.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1903-03-06

SkHArE-The senate disposed OF eleven bills
The bill providing for sheep inspection was
passed BY a vote OF II toll
other measures passed Weroi Senate hin
lSd relating 10 certain property exempt from
sAoeullon senate bill No. lSi. rel Ains 10 estate
FUNDS held IN trust by the state treasurer
mousse Dill 49, intended TO open Emigration
canyon TO the passage Of Hooks OF sheen and
cattle from Salt Lake county into the baet
NILS senate bill iAs, changing the time for
taxing the school census IN cities OF tho first
ana second classes from July 10 October sen.
ate oill 81 relating To bail commissioner.
senate Dill ios, relating 10 the tax on qifts
legaoies and inheritances.
Several bills were killed because the s,niect
matter was covered In other bills.
housh-Cahoon's liquor bill was reeousia.
cred and passed by u vote OF - toA.
The blu providing compensation for the de-.
liver, OF election returns was passed as wa.
also The measure relating to bail commission.
ors.
Passed a joint resolution protesting agains,
me report Of the Indian appropriation com.
Utah. 'N' 10
KILLED The unti-cigarctto bill house bin -.
To punish minor- for entering billiard halls,
mousse Din ~ Furnishing minors for enterins
saloons Notice of motion Tor rocou,lderatlo,,
was given on an three bnly Also killed an,
Dill relating Jury commss oners
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1903-03-06
chIness on the Warpath.

Advlces received ~ pelSin sho' that
500 imperial TROOPS > caught Feb
ruary 10 in an ambush in the Yang
Yuing pass by the rebels OF the prov
lnco OF Kwang 81. south China. An
the soldiers were killed, and the rebels
captured large supplies OF arms, which
the troops were taking to the bee.
sleged garrison Of Chi Yuen. The Of
hcial reports admit that the rebellion
In Kwang 81 is Increasing and hat
spread over tho border late the prov
ince OF Hunan.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1903-03-06
Ladrones Surprise Garrison and Cap.
ture Town with Ease.

Ladrones captured the town Of Gus
in the province OF Albay Tuesday
They nt FIRST disarmed the municipal
police and then surprised the con
stahulary garrison Two Of the con
stabulary were killed and fifteen were
captured. AZ the request OF General
Allen, General Davis win furnish two
companies of scouts 10 assist the con,
stahulary I'm supprossng the disorder
In Alhay province Colonel Scott has
been sent TO Alhay 10 command the
Joint forces
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1903-03-06
shot Throunh the Door.

william Smith, a bartender. was
shot and probably fatally wounded by
cd Carney. an old-ume resident Of
Butte. in Main street saloon II Is
stated that Carney was annoying the
patrons Of the saloon when Smith or
dered him out He went. but soon re-
turned. Smith held the doors 10 pre-
veRt his entrance. wher Carney drew
a revolver and arCd three shots
through the plate glass door two Of
which took effect upon Smith. Car
ney was arrested
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1903-03-06
Woman ls Accused Of Being the Muir
derer Of Burdlck.

The finger OF suspicion in the Bur
dick murder case Is pointing toward a
woman whose home Is In the Elmwood
district, Bunalo. n. Y. Her career is
known to the police. by far the most
important statement made since the
tragedy was given out Tuesday by su-
porlntendent Bull, who heretofore has
had but little 20 say. He announced
the subject and that the motive had
been established. and that In due time
there will be an arrest,
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1903-03-06

Tho coronor's jury which inycstI-
gated the case OF tho collision Of two
Salt Lake City street cars In which
Motorman Farrow was fatally Injured
holds the car company to blame for
tho accident,
After n delay Of almost six months.
Petor Mortonson has appealed his case
10 the supreme court through his at
torneys. on June IL, Mortonsen was
sentenced 20 death for the murder Of
James II. Hay
A movement is on foot by the Wa
satch club Of Mt Pleasant TO raise
5000 with which to purchase sac coal
mine east OF that city. In order to keep
the railroad company from getting hold
OF the property
Lohi and American Fork debating
clubs last week debated tho question,
THAT the United States should annex
Cuba. Lehi having the affirmative side
OF the question. Tho delegation from
American Fork won.
Work TO finish the Manti tabernacle
will soon be commenced, and will he
In operation until It's completion. when
the work is done this city viii have
ono OF the most oommodious gathering
places In southern Utah.
While cutting down trees Edwin
Hutchinga. OF Lehi. had the mlslor.
tune to have one Of them fall on him.
breaking his leg just above the ankle.
The doctor removed several pieces Of
the bone, but anticipates no lasting In.
jury.
Reports from the various precincts
whore tho grasshoppcrs appeared last
year are that II Is generally believed
the storms and extreme cold OF this
winter have destroyed the fertility OF
the eggs deposited by the hoppers In
the fall
NJ NJ. steele rural route Inspector OF
the postonlce department. has bc.n
making an inspection Of the routes
served from the Provo pOstuilico. lie
win recommend that additional terri
tory be included Ia the route running
northeast from the city
The injuries received by Peter Wilde
IN the coastIng accident at Payson
have proved fatal Wilde was run into
by three little girls VINO were coast
ing down the hill on February i5. his
feet being knocked out from under him.
when he fell on his head.
Many M Pleasant sheep growers
are receiving word from the west dos.
erta which is more roassuring than
was that Of couple OF weeks ago
The latest Information Is to the eiIoct
that the herds have suffered but allght
losses from the recent cold weather
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1903-03-06
STILL KILLING LADRoNEs.
Nineteen Killed and Many Wounded In
Fight Near Manila.

A detachment OF scouts under tho
command Of Lieutenant Nlekeron at
tackled aud defeated body Of ladronea
mar the village OF MariQulAna, seven
miles from Manila, Monday. ueuten-
ant Nlckerson attacked before day
light. After an hours fighting the la.
drones were scattered and nineteen
we're killed and many wounded. There
were no casualties on the side Of the
scouts.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1903-03-06
nuRopeAN Wac CLOUDS.
Trouble Between Russia and Turkey
Expected In the Spring.

A ST. Petersburg dispatch declares
that some publlolsts are OF the opinion
that only the sternest language toward
Turkey can prevent a war between
Russia and Turkey In the spring. They
believe that Turkey viii pursue bands
OF Macedonian revolutionists across
the Bulgarian frontier and that public
opinion viii compel Russia TO interfere
The Russians thoroughly understand
that a war with Turkey win be more
severe one than that OF 1878. Officers
are quoted as saying that the Turkish
army Is tho best In the world, owing
TO It's German organization and arma.
Ment. There Is an inclination in ST
Petersburg 20 anticipate German
financial support OF Turkey and IN
Wow Of the situation forehodins5 Of q
clash with Turkey are freely expressed
In private. although thoy are carefully
suppressed In the newspapers.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1903-03-06
DROWNED IN THE STREETS.
Floods In ohio Cause Death and De.
struetlon Of Property.

Although the danger Of serious
floods IN Toledo. Ohio. passed MONDAY.
when the Ice moved out Of tho Mau-
NEE rlvor. It IS not true OF other towns
IN this section Of Ohio. Specials from
northwestern Ohio towns show that
the situation IS serious at Friday.
Lima, Timn. Marysvillc. Upper SAN
dusly and nelghboring towns.
AZ Findlay, Sam Monatt vns
drowned In the street. Tho water had
raised tho sidewalk. Tie broke through
and met death In ten feet Of water. yol-
son Jacobs and Henry Thomas. Also
Of Flndlny. wealthy farmers. attempt
cd to drive through a low place 10 tho
road. The horses fioundered in hvo
feet OF water. The men and horses
were drowned. At Fremont David
Divley was driving along the dyer
road, and IN nm attempt 10 pass a
low spot was swept away by tho cur
rent OF water and drowned.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1903-03-06
SPRING FResHlTs CAUSE DEATH.
Many People Known to Have Perlshad
IN the South.

Many People Known to Have Perishad
IN the South.
Tho annual spring freshet which
yearly does damage to railroads and
crops, and, at times, lnnicts loss OF
life, has loft this seasons impression
on many parts OF the south after two
days rains. with an accompaniment OF
high winds. Six persons were drowned
while trying to cross the Ohio near
Hickman, KY, the swift current car
rying their boat into some driftwood,
and five persons were hurt In a tornado
which passed over Hickory Level, Ga.
The damage TO railroad property Is
large and the Inconvenience TO the
public considerable. Cloudbursts are
reported In Kentucky and Tennessee
and II Is feared there has been some
loss OF life In the affected regions.
In Middleaboro, KY, every house In
the lower section OF the place was
flooded and every merchant suffered
-amage TO stock. The valley OF Vel
low Creek was flooded for several
hours from mountain 10 mountain.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1903-03-06
Result Of Quarrel Between Actresses

The grand jury In Chicago has voted
a true bill against Miss Elsie Barrett
for assaultlng Miss Bessie Palmer, the
actress, in their rooms on Jan ?. Tho
girls were room mates, and in a quar-
rel resulting from jealousy Miss Bar
rett shot and seriously wounded Miss
Palmer. seventy-hye indictments we're
also returned by the jury against the
operators OF slot machines as a result
OF a crusade instlgated by the Hyde
Park Protective association.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1903-03-06
Reeorda In the Fathsr Aupustln case

The secretary Of war has sent 10
tho senate records OF courtsmartial
he'd In the Philippines since the mill
tary occupation Of those islands by the
United States. including the casos Of
General Smith and Major Glenn. The
transcript also covers the opinion by
the attorney general In the case Of
Captain G. NJ. Brownell OF the Sixth
infantry. charged with ordering the
punishment which resulted In the
death at Banate OF Father Augustin.
In which the attorney general found
that Brownell could only have been
tried by courtmartlal, and that now
that no Ia out OF the service and
peace has been proclaimed in the
Philippines he Is not subject TO trial
by court of that character
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1903-03-06
WILL AVERT FAMINE.
Gar Of Russia Plans Work for
Starving Films.

Starving Films.
The car has personally interviewed
in behalf OF the famine stricken Firms
and has ordered that extensive relief
work be started without delay. Besides
the immediate construction OF the pro-
posed Idonsalmi- Kayana railroad,
which will cost 500 900. he has sane
toned the expenditure OF 100000 on
the Uloaborg- Tornea line, voted by tho
senate but hitherto unapproyed; the
raising OF a 100000 loan for other
railroad construction; tho establish
ment OF bank with capital Of $780,
600 which sum Is to be Used in max.
ing loans TO peasant farmers, and has
approved an appropriation OF $4,000
for public works, principally the drain
age OF swamps, The Firms attribute
the cars action to the steps taken In
America 10 relieve the distress exist
ing in Finland. and TO Ambassador Nc
Cormlck's inquiries on the subject.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1903-03-06
nrItlah Threaten 10 RetaIIate.

Although only one protest has 80
far been filed with the state depart
mont by European powers aealnst tho
ratification Of the Cuban treaty, It Is
learned that polite but pointed lnqulr.
les have supplemented the note alod
by tho British ambassador from other
parties in interest, notably France and
other European beet sugar producing
countries. In advance OF the consum-
nation OF tho treaty, Of course no opon
threat could be made, but events arc
shaping themselves so as to arouse
the expectation by tho officials here
that Europe win retallate against
what II regards as the unjust dlscrimi.
nation against European goods that
would be involved In the application
OF tho Cuban treaty.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1903-03-06
RESULT OF FAMILY QUARREL.
Nebraska Woman Attempts to Murder
Her Husband and Daughter.

Mrs. soren Anderson wife OF a
farmer living fifteen miles north OF
Columbus. Nob., attempted to take tho
life OF her husband and their 10 year
old daughter by throwing carbollc acid
In their faces and then swallowing
the contents Of the bottle N the drug.
Mrs. Anderson IL dead. hut her mus.
hand and daughter viii recover. DO.
mestlc trouble Is said to have been
the cause
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1903-03-06
ELECT TWO SENATORS.
Delaware Deadlock at Last Resulis In
Partial Victory for Addleka

The Delaware Legislature on Mon
day afternoon ended the deadlock by
cloetlng State Senator ]. Frank Alice.
union Republican. 10 the long term
aonatorship. which expires in. 1907.
and Congressman Lewis Helsof Ball
regular Republican. to tho short term
which ends In 1906. Alice was con-
graduated by his colleagues AID by
the assembly generally. Cowress-
man ball ~ In Washington. Thsi rsault
n rcGardod a. IAN Addlcia Victory.
Prcnsuro brought 10 bear upon
the regular Republicans from wash
ingion undoubtedly had much 10 do
with preventing the acceptance Of the
Democratic offer 10 Join with tho reg
ulars TO elect one regular and leave a
Vnrnucv
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1903-03-06
10 HELP FiLiPiNos,
President Urges a Reduction ofthe Tar
M In Their Behalf.

fNNAlNNA ~ aae n hNAAaA NAiN W VIC ' ~
m In Their Behalf
President Roosevelt. ia conversation
with his congressional callers Friday
dwclt upon. with serious emphasis. the
necessity for tho enactment OF the
pending Philippine tariff legislation.
He said that IN the last few days
cablegrams had been received from
Governor Taft strongly urging that the
Philippine tarlff bin be enacted, and
pointing out that failure on tho part
Of the congress TO provide for a lower
tariff on Philippine products would re-
suit certainly in hardships to the PEG
pie Of the islands. and probably TO a
recurrence OF serious disturbances.
Indeed Governor Taft is Of the opln-
ion that the recent outbreaks .insti-
gated by bands OF ladrones In tho
island Of Luzon are due largely 20 q
feeling OF discomfort that is growing
throughout the Philippines. The con
dltlons In the island arc said to be
bordering on distress and the prcsl-
don't in discussing the situation with
members Of congress, appealed strong
ly TO them for the enactment Of the
legislation that, in the opinion Of the
administration, would remedy the
present difficulty. Senator Lodge and
other Republican senators are making
an effort to secure the passage Of the
tarin bill, but they have little hope
~ euggnaa
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1903-03-06
Tried to save Her Bicycle and Los,
Her Life.

one life was lost and six persons
suffered severely from burns and smoke
at a hre which partially destroyed
the Burbank block In Lowell, Mass.
The victim was Mrs. Sarah f. Kit
tredge. a newspaper correspondent,
about 60 years OF age, who, although
aroused with the other atty dodgers In
the building, stopped TO get her bicycle
and IN doing so was overcome by
smoke and persisted Her body has
been found crushed under falling tim
hprg
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1903-03-06
COLORADO TROOPS CALLED OUT.
Governor Sends Soldiers to Colorado
city 70 Protect aeduetIon Plant.

City TO Protect Reduction Plant.
AZ the request OF sheriff Gilbert OF
El Paso county. and the United statca
Reduction company, operating at Col.
orado City. Colo. Governor Peabody
at noon Tuesday called out the state
.lroopa 10 proceed 10 Colorado City and
protect (ho reductlop comnahy's plaff
A, II and X. Of the First infantry, and
troop O OF the First squadron OF cav.
alry. all Of Denver. and companies d
and OF the Second infantry OF Colo.
RADIO SPRINGS. about 500 In all. were
sent to Colorado city Tuesday after.
noon. Quiet prevails. and no serious
disturbance has occurred since the
strike began two weeks ago.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1903-03-06
Another klondlks.

According to the Amur Gazette
new klondike has been discovered by
Chinese on the banks OF the Amur on
posi,o to the Russian town Of Blago
vestchensk, Tho nelghborlng country
is greatly excited Hundreds are rush
Ing TO the fields Il Ia stuted that tha
ore averages three pounds OF gold 10
the ton. The deposits extend many
miles mp and down the river The au
thuritlcs are discouRging the disspmi
nation Of news OF the nnd ON account
OF the political aspect the question of
ownership may assume.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1903-03-06
UTAH STATE NEWS.

Tho public schools Of Sterling have
been closed because Of tho prevalence
nf diphtheria.
Mrs. a. p, MAY berry. VINO attempted
suicide in Salt Lake city a short time
ago. Will recover.
Senator elect smoot has appointed
Carl a. Badger Of Salt Lake City as
hts private secretary.
Spring city Is arranging for an cleo
trlc light plant to be- used for street
and residence lighting.
Diphthera Is 30 prevalent In Salt
Lake city that It has about assumed
the proportions Of an epidemic.
A special policeman has been en-
ployed IN Richnold for the special pur-
pose Of auppresalng hoodlumiam.
AZ Mt Pleasant, last wook, Miss
Tresaie strom won the state Domoreat
medal In an oratoricnl contest In which
four others contested.
There are over 500 men at work ut
sunnysldo at this time. and II Is said
more arc to DO given employment, as
the mines there are developed.
The schools Of Rlyorton have been
closed on account or an epidemic Of
smallpox. n no now cases develop.
school win roconyeno on March Q.
There Is renewed talk OF the Utah
Fuol company opening mp In Spring
canyon. above Helper, this summon.
The location Is adjacent TO Castle Gate.
Tho fpltgrowers and farmers
OF Utah county are organizing for
mutual benefit. the object being to pro.
mote the fruit and produce Industry Of
the county
The citizens Of Blufdalc, Rlycrton
and South Jordan have organized
Commercial club, realizing that In or.
der TO keep pace with the times they
must be up and doing.
Sixty now bills were introduced In
the lower house OF the legislature on
Wednesday OF last week, the last day
ON which now measured could be In
troduced without unanimous consent.
II. l.. Frank Of Butte, who owns a
valuable deposit Of onyx near Lohi, ox-
poets to upou9 about $4,000 in doyol-
S9%i -SI AgPs ,.Ss, "a g S'ss 4, 4
Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1903-04-16
COURT PROCLAMATION.

WHEREAS, HoN. Z. NJ. DUNHAM Presiden,
Judge, HonOrables John d. Reeser and Jacot
Terminer and General Jail Delivery, Quarter
Sessions OF the Peace, Orphans Court and Com.
mon Pleas for the County of Sullivan. have issued
their precept, bearing date the 20 day of Feb'y
1908, to me directed, for holding the severa
courts in the Borough of Laporte. on Monday the
23d day of May 1908. at o'clock p m.
Justices of the Peace and Constables within the
county that they be then and there in their prop
er person at O'Clock p m of said day, with their
rolls, records, inquisitions examinations and
other rememberances to those things to which
their offices appertain to be done. And to those
who are bound by their recognizance to prosecute
against prisoners who shall be in the Jail OF
the said county of Sullivan, are hereby notified to
be then and there to prosecute against them as
will be just.
J.G. COTT, Sheriff.
Sheriff's Office, LapOrte Pa, Apr l2, 1905
Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1903-04-16
NJ. Drinks
New Albany, Pa.

A car of coarse bran has just
been unloaded and placed in my
ware house that should have been
here one month ago. Not being
loaded and forwarded according to
my order the shippers are liable
for the loss. I will play Tree
hand in making the price and will
guarantee lower prices than any
one else would think of making.
Come now and get your supply
for this month and next, as the
first here will be the first served,
and those that come late may be
disappointed in finding any of this
car left.
Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1903-04-16
sherifs Office. Laporte. Pa. Apr IL, 1908,

TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY.
Take Laxative Bromo Quine Tablets All
druggists refund the money if it fails tc
cure. f. w. Crows signature is on each
box, 25c.