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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-12-11
CANTON SOCIETY DIMES.

private dinner, given as a Christmas present
- me members Of the Canton Society OF New
Srk, was held last night in the art rooms or the
a.. ne manhattan where thirty-seven members of
d., hogaety were the guests OF their former presi
he 49, IMAM > Hawk. one Of the proprietors OF
rs- .Ylt4- tsch % the courses OF last nights dir
lltt,o %as dedicated u person OF fame In Ohio
So So 1sA there were formal Speeches sever1i
yeIabers spoke informally. Among those prese -
rr5r assistant District Attorney Ernest E. Bald
NJ EIce- president Of the society: Ralph SDofts
I'm ". fohe. Z Burnett, proprietor of the Murray
n,..n I1olei: J. X Couch. Q. c. HoadIey III I
O'Oos' George Barber and Harry Reid 80 " -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-12-11
REVENUE CUTTER RAMMED.
0nondaga Struck at Her Dock in Yard
Damage, $4,000.

Philadelphia. Dec 10-The United States rev.
enue cutter Onondaga. while lying at Cramps
Ship Yard, was run into to-day by the tug
Boxer and damaged to the extent Of about S4-
600 The entire stern IF the OnOndaga was
crushed in by the PROV Of the Boxer.
The OnOndaga was preparing for her winters
cruise at the time. The cutter VIII be detained
for repairs until January l.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-12-11

The test will be continued eft Sandy Hook until
80 rounds have been fired. 1t is expected that
velocity Of $500 feet second viii be attained with
a pressure Of from 5000 10 5000 pounds to the
square inch. This gun will safely Withstand the
pressure Of A 900 pounds to the square inch, It is
said and consequently the velocity Of $500 feet
second IS assured. This would establish new
worlds record for heavy ordnance
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-12-11

Cook.-Experisaccd yang woman. or two
sisters together or separate: oi,y CT short
distance in the country. thorough expert
ence In all branches Of wofs- 40S West
3lSt-st.. basement
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-12-11
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
sunrise II4 Sunset 4:55 Moon 9:l2 Moons ase 5
HIGH WATER
AM-Sandy Hook 1924 Gov Island 052 He'll 1245
PM-SaEdy Hook II O3 Gov Island 81 Hell Gate 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-12-11
PRINCE FUsHIMI AT WEST POINT.
Assistant Secretary LOOMS with Him
Cadets Reviewed in Snowstorm.

West Point. " Y. Dec. 1o-Prince Fushtmi OF
Japan paid visit 10 the Military Academy at
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-12-11

COOK. -E.zccHeht. gcoi baker SoIk o. the
cay Week Or pieEla. houe uigass. PER
soual reference 4ddIess 3irs. N-1sLINE.
1. Loo - ave. near bStl-s.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-12-11

'Brings mail.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-12-11

W' tor the construction Of the new oF f ,%,S
TIE olo S,.Tr.yo,k Navy Yard VIII be opeis'
q - Ilccernber 81.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-12-11
OUTGOING STEAMERS.

MONDAY. DECEMBER ~
Vessel Mails eloee, sails.
Montserret, Havana. Spanish. ........ 1900 m
Hamilton, Norfolk Old Dominion 900. 300
TUESDAY. DECEMBER Is.
Kaiser Wilhelm II, Bremen " G Lloyd a m 1000 m
Ultonia. Naples. Cunard ............. 1900 m
Advance. Colon Panama $50 100
Apache, Charleston Clyde. ..........-. 500 m
Monroe. Norfolk Old Dominion ......- 500 m
WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER Il
Oceanic LIVERPOOL White Star....... $40 a 1000
Manoa st Thomas Quebec. ........... 1900 400 m
Amsterdam. Rotterdam. Holland Am. 1000 m
Princess Anne. Norfolk Old Dominion. 800 n
C'onlus New-Orleans. Morgan.......... 300
algonquin. Charleston. Clyde. ......... 300 m
Alamo. Galveston. Mallory. ........... 500 m
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-12-11

WANTED Offices Of large iTygoodS
commission house. energetic! Industrious
boys. is to IS years old, living with parents
and with commercial or high school train
ing: references required. Address H, 7. D.
Box $50. New-YOrk.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-12-11

DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.

OHLE. -
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.
Female.
Cook.-Experieaccd yong woman. or two
sisters together or separate; ei,y CT short
distance N TIE country, thorough expert
ence In all branches Of wofd 40S West
3lst-st.. basement
COOK Euglish. Protestant ,.oang. oss-
rel-rene-s 80 ooa1'tfy preferrea- call
II East Sad-ss
COOK. -ExceHeht. gooi baker. SelIs o. the
CaJi Week q pi2Eta. iHale aiSasS. ger
sOual reference Address Airs. 81 LINE.
i.l'sc slave. near tetls.-
COOK -Enst cas-. pa-1,e fa-ntiy: first
ctass So. references. ts.ll oE aa4Fsss leo
West lith-st
CC0k--f,y c,1npvtsnt woman ia a privats
tzryiir, c13aa.e aad cnfigil-. excellent
cr% ree-e.-e, Sel Monday. after 10
Geek ami 1.Ar-S;reEss Bv yourr Irisa
gIrl; ye@ls l0 sij---ti1n IN ci-F. so.
p HcfIu2y er's II--a4. I-J ssess &3G-st-
Tee. i.se4 Cnslsco.
CoVr.-NogEr. experience. g-5d ia sr,
81 CRY rr-ereHrgs. HaCes. SO. city -
country. TAI at lave * Boz aI.aEa.
60. % We, 27tH-s,.
C,'-.h---t'erul..n. INST class H.. an il
u aHctr-; ctty reference vzEee $50:
SiI! o. e1laty5- Can ~ LANG - BOZ II
ffir-R 20. - West -st2
COOK. -. taaii sea.astless. ~ chssa5sr-
n.&l+. 80. '@st reference 80 Iin-aVe.
LiNbGEi-G. NENLANu.
COOK. --Strictiy arss lass. ta1rousnlv -
de-stands her dCties tn al1 a-a-c..es. *
ceiienr caterer 4nr mar ,.ers s5.-T> years
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-12-11
ANEW RECORD FOR HEAVY ORDNANCE
Remarkable Work of the Brown Segmental
Wire Tube Gun.

Several months ago the Board OF ordnance ana
-.-..e..-fo, made an allotment Of $4,000 TO build
"a ,ss+ c7e 6-jnch Brown segmental wire tube
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-12-11

Fun n calibres long enc mount. and ESQ ROUNDS OF
ammunition Six rounds Of the 250-round test nave
already been fred with the following results;
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1904-11-18
JAPS READY TO QUIT
GUT RUSSIANS ARE NOT WILLING
TO END WAR.
Jspaness Make Representations "a
Rustia Looking 10 Peace, and
Are Turned Down.

According 10 adv'ces from London.
Japan has unomciaIy made reprosen.
tau0ns to Russia looking 20 pence.
This action has re.utod In failure and
such representations. even privately,
are not likely 60 be repeated by Japan.
Although nc suggestion Of a pacific
settlement was made unomcially Il
actually had behind Il al tho weight
OF an unor by tho Japanese govern.
mont It was made direct TO Russia.
40 power acted as on Intermediary
Tho froro.iton was put forward ten.
tauyoy and unamclllly so that tho
Jap1nalo government would be in a
position 20 deny any report that It
wa suing for peace.
The failure OF these direct ncgotla.
items. however, resulted In bringing TO-.
tononuon within a measurable dis.
lance Foreign Secretary Lansdowucs
Plea for arbitration at the Guild hail
banquet g. taken Ia London 10 be a
pointed .uggaston TO the United States
and Frame, that the time IL approach.
ing when the powers must take some
action. Il can DO definitely stated
that Lord Lansdowno made bis speech
with full knowledge that the Japanc8o
will not resent n proposition looking
to poaco from the three powers. tThc
United Siltos. FraLso and Great
Brltl.n) There o. a ocanltc impress.
sion In London that tho Initiative will
come from prcsldoat Roosevelt
though the nctltn would be Joint. Il 60
mootcd TINT Lord Lansdowno only
spoke so orcn'y because he had good
reason 10 believe thpt Mr.. Roosevelt.
n elected. contemplated making an
eff3rt 10 bring uo bclllgcronts to dis.
cuBi terms Of peace.
Lord Landowner remarks arc hold
by thofo In his confidence to mean that
whntevcr tha United States may do
IN the matter Great Britain will CO.
operate In. even In the event Of France
not participating. Il Is known. how.
ever. that Ambassador Camdon. who
contlnuos his work afriduoualy TO
bring about fomo Arrangement hopcl
for Joint action BY the three powers.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1904-11-18

Miss Anna nu'dIck OF Stockton
Cal. met instant death as the result
Of an automobile accident with an
other young woman and scyeral other
companions, she was returning frum
a dance. Miss nuddlck and a ycung
man were sitting on the back u a
threc.seated vehicle. their feet hang
ing over tho rear. whom her dross was
caught IN the chain ami she was
thrown or Before tho machine coull
b. stopped her head had struck an
iron pole and she was instantly killed
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1904-11-18
TWO MEN oHor DEAD.
Sheriff and Prominent Citizen Slain
In West viro MIA Town.

Sheriff and Prominent Citizen Slain
In West viro MIA Town.
shorln D'n'cll Of Fnyette county
and John rolf q prominent citizen Of
Montgomery. were shot md killed by
Harvey J@cl,fon In Montgomery. e.
small hamlet noar Fnyottc. W. Va.
The klll'ng grew ont Of a quarrel. ir
which Policeman WIN Elliott shot and
killed Constable W a. Jackson.
Harvey Jackson. n brother cf W. a
Jackson. nnd two other brothers. nrc
snli TO have armed themselves and
st-rtoi out 10 elem up" the entire
police force of the town.
Sheriff D'nlcls was sent for and
ordered Harvey J'ckron 20 leave town
under penalty OF bclng arrested. Jack.
ron. without n wcrd. shot the sheriff
dead, John Polf who saw tho shoot.
inB. threw mp his hands and advanced
10 remonftrste with Jackson and holr
Daniels. jackson Fhot Rolf dead.
The three J'ckrons Nod to the
woods. and a hundred men are In pur.
guit
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1904-11-18

In n hal IN ~ piao. Texas, the doc.
1ritlons Of wHl.h nrc tho national
-llort Of the Un.t.d st1tcl and Mcx.
leo a., twclcti N7tlanal Irrigation
-on-rc wa c'lci TO order at 10
o'clock Tuofd,y morning. a band.
sent as a rpcclll compliment TO the
convention by President nl1z. rom
doroi th, mu-lr. Secretary Of Agrl.
culture Toboft a. G7yol OF Mexico is
rrefcrt r. tho pre-. d0nts rrcclll rep
re ont i've. rnl nfty other Mexican
dclcg1tcl prr rlg0 prrrcut making tho
weotlng ~ international importance.
The frat dry was devoted 90 addresses
OF welcome AMI rc pcnscs, appoint
mcnt q comr lttccs. rc'dlng Of tole-
grams and letters and routine matters.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1904-11-18
TRuAsuRE Hio oY KRUGER
Dom Paul Leaves rurds for 6oers for
Future Struggle.

Future Struggle.
a uispatch from Berlin says thero
1ro perlons In that city. close personal
friends Of the late President Kruger.
Aho could giyc valuable Information
10 England concerning the millions
which President Kruger. before tho
INVASION Of the Transyial by English
troops. concealed and for which tho
British government has been search
ng many months without being able
to ind any trace OF the money.
on very good authority II Ia said
hat willy old Dom Paul long ago sue
'eedcd In removing this money from
Africa. and that before his death no
made arrangements TO have Il trans
erred TO America, to be placed in
ianks In the United States. so as TO
orm a nucleus for fund to be used
the future struggle OF the BoerS
giinst England. which he felt would
ONE romc time when the Beers have
covered from tho defeats suffered In
no rccont war
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1904-11-18
ATTEMPT TO MURDER MAYOR.
Home Of Mlrnslois omelal oynamltsd
By Unknown Enemy.

A terrific cgplcslon occurred In the
rear Of the residence OF Mayor Fny
q Virginia. MINI. early Sunday morn
ifE nrsi me handsome building Ia q
mass Of ruins.
Fortunately no one was Injured. bnl
Il would seem ttat dynamite was
placed In the rear 81 the house with
tho intention Of killing the mayor a.
VOL as wrccllng his dwelling.
for some time past the mayor has
been waglng a vigorous warfare upon
tho vlo'atora Of the saloon law, and
many throlts have toon made against
him. There Is no clue to tho psrpe'
traitor OF the crime.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1904-11-18

Ing the Public that the end OF the war
Is close Mt hand. Do this way % r.
hoped that tho public may be Jed to
believe that japanese loans oIcr at
tractIvo investments.
"Eusrla can no moro admit OF Il
than Great Britain ln The Transyaai or
ttc Uuitoi st1to8 TO- her war with
Spain. Whore the prestige OF a com.
try lg at stake all other considerations
are and must De- put aside. Some poo.
plo my think that nnlnclal dImcui
'ieg viii influence PA sIa 90 end hos.
tlucs. Such on opinion is based on
The false ns umption OF Euslia's imam.
clal rcaourrof."
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1904-11-18

A FIRE broke out sund'y morning IN
row Of hourcl IN WnfhIng'on, % C.
Two hcdica have been recovered One
WIS that of man nnd tho other WINS
hurroi beyond recognition II g.
Thought several deed bodies arc IN tho
rlluT ul tie inmates not having boon
accounted ttr. a man jumped from
q second story window and hroFa both
l'sf. rnd two wouon who iunrpi
q ca bralo n l'g. Tho Are srrord
wiz rr'1t rarId'ty. sovnr'l occupants
u tr' hurdlnB barely escaping with
their lives
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1904-11-18
TO THE BITTER END
RUSSIANS ARE NOT WILLING TO
end THE wAa.
VIII Reject med'aten and cs-tinvo
Operations In the Far Eat, boul
the Cars Forces Conquer Eps.

"ru.rIa win pursue the wafin the
mr. east 90 thl bitter end: thfls. nm.
% Russia has conquered" ure are
tho opening words Of an enphauc
ftltcuclt made at the Ruuin en-.
b1ry IN Warrington on Mni1y by
Count CafrInl, tho Russian snbassa.
der
Several uncs recently n nb'rsn.
dor 60 hc nam, Of hls g1rnmont.
h1l c.ta-o-Ic1lly donlod The rorslbn.
iiy cf my Intervention In tl.l1r. but
tho r"r1rroac' Of rumor ~ tho
powers Contemplated mcil-tn has
c-u.e1 tho cmblraafcr 10 rcaratc on
ba11lf n h's government rsrrrit'on
regarding Intervention or mcgtl1n OF
any kind Tho ftltemcnt ooiilnuos;
81 doom it ny duty to rltoratc
what I have go often said. thh Russia
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1904-11-18
RUSSIANS HAVE AN INNING.
Brown Men pltloeced from Trenches
After Fierce Fire.

AA-r Flcfee FiFe'
A Nukdcn Dispatch undor dato OF
November II. says: There was a
heavy exchange Of artillery Gre yes
torday At the Russian right ccntor.
The Russian batteries began shc.ling
the japanese trenches and the Japan.
csc batteries cipondcd.
During last ng.t the Russian vel.
untceru diflotG1d detachment Of
japanese Infantry from trenches and
tho Japlnls, batteries responded.
The Japanese continued to show &C.
tlvlty on the left Hank without. how.
ever. engaging In any serious move,
ments.
Comfortable dugouts arc being
built along the Russian lines and tho
soldiers seem to think that they will
Winter whore they arc.
The idea that Fold Marshal oynma
tontomplltei an attempt TO take Mu,s-
den Is not generally entertained. Both
sltol seem eontont for the present
with n suspension OF hortlitlcs. Warm
clothing Is being distributed among
,ho troops.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1904-11-18
AGED MAN a SUICIDE.

.iIls Himtelf In the Presence Of HE
wife.
j. W. Gould sanitary inspector OF
roknne, wash, whipped out n revol.
or and without a moments warning
not hlmself In the pre1eneo Of his
'ged wife. He had been chatting
'ily few m nutes before Mr.. Gould
vas prominent Mason. a veteran OF
he C. A. r.. and has been a resident
4 spok'ne for many years. He had
vt boon grnnted n nenalon.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1904-11-18
CHARGED WITH
NUMBERING FAMILY
California BOY Accrued Of killing
Father. Mother. Sister and Brother.

California BOY Accrued Of killing
Father. Mother, Sister and Brother.
Adolph Weber has been placed nm.
dor arrest ut Auburn Cal. charged
with tho murder of h's parents. fls.
TOR and young brother and with having
cot the family residence on IRE after.
ward 10 conceal tho crime Weber
took hls arrest cool'y but was alive
TO what he considered to be his legal
rights
The arrest took pl1ce Immediately
sner wobc- had lc't the witness
stand End rftcr he had rather re-.
nct1uuy an.warod the questions pro.
pru1doi 20 HIM by Coroner shoD1rd.
tho district attorney and several Of
the iurymon.
Tho laicrt theory IN tho wc1rr
murder c1ro is that mo murderer shot
tho frth.r rrt t'on. as hls Fiatcr ap.
pc'red In tho h1ll. he shot nor. md
thea tho mother. fco.ug what he'd
been done. rcrc1mod and started
from him. whom he fhot her she
continued an ac-oeg tho room and,
railing her lc't hand. took down tho
telephone receiver 10 coll Tor holm. At
which ume fhe received tho second
shot which penetrated the body iult
under tho Ion arm.
Tho chll1 being tho only ono le't
tho murforn- struck him over tho
head and follad him.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1904-11-18
IDAHO FALLS IN LINE.
Roosevelt VIII Havs Plurality OF 10000
In the state.

Roosevelt VIII Have Plurality OF 10000
In the state.
Returns from Idaho election have
come Go more .l1wly than nj any pre-
vlous time 10 the history Of the state
SO f1r 5000 votes on Republican
and Democratic candidates for prosi-
dent have been hoard from and J31Sl
on governor OF the presidential vote.
Roosevelt hns 3s.7S2 and Parker 49,
3i1 Roosovolts majority is 23.475
and his percentage Of vote IS seventy.
two. Good'ng has 347ii votes and
Hc.tfe'd 1881 GoodIng's majority Is
iG.sO7 and his percentage sixty.
three.
Tho vote this year hng fallen Tar DO.
low Oh, rcgltr7tion Tho latter was
rbout 10000 Two years ago. Ropulii.
can md Democratic vote On governor
was 57Sg5. So nearly ns can De c.ti-
mattel tcrc g. an Increase Of !? per
cent on Democratic and Republican
url. idclual votes This would lnii.
cate a tat1l Of CISCO for Roosevelt
and Parker In the state II Rooscveiys
percentage Of fcycnty.two DO carried
through he will hayo a lead over
Parker Of IS 500. while GoodIngs lead
over HoItic'd would be 10000.
Democrats eject four members OF
the legislature. a senator from Custer.
senator and representative from III.
more and repre-. cntntiye In LcmhL
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1904-11-18
Map showing the direction great
sfert 10 take Pert Arthur

lists and mlneowHors In the Telluride
and Cripple Creek districts
The minimum wage pr, mis- q under
the rev arrarr mort o. 80 n day AZ
one time ths Western Fc 'arat on a.
Miners Cfcecl 10 accept S275 Tor an
airhthour day,
While no Ouihorlz d announcement
10 tNpt cf'rGt hps yet lc7r mnfH the
general cplrlCn Is that uuior the new
rrdor no determination win be made
aca.nFt the employment OF union On a.
when seen Secretary HrywOCd cN.
0~o7sol the NEST Cnm''ot0 satisfaction
with the uowB Or IN Telluride.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1904-11-18
Mob Prevented Arrss. Of Mournsr.

I'D. Jackson. who shot and Killed
shorih Daniels at Montgomery. W.
Va. Wednesday, came Montgomery
Saturday, TO attend tho funeral Of bis
brother, who was killed by Policeman
Elliott Jackson was guarded by q
mob Of his friends, who were heavily
armed Whom IL became known that
Jackson was In the city another posse
was organlzed and attempted 10 so
cure Jackson. Whom tho posse
charged Jackson and his friends the
latter drew their guns and beat back
the posse. who reiterated.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1904-11-18
NINE PeRIsH IN WRECK.
Terrible Accident on the Union Pa
eIns Nor oranner. WyomInn.

elile Near Granger. Wyoming.
a Union Pacific passenger train.
running M hlsh ratio Of sno.t.
crafhcd into a fruit rrcclal which wnv
ondoiyor.nE 10 make mp lost time,
nIut i've miles east of Granger Wyo.
Saturday night which rorulted In ono
Of tho most terrible wrecks which
has occurred Tor a number Of years
on this road
Both trains. with the exception oi
a fow cars. were reduced 10 kindllng
wood and tho engines stripped. Nine
persons wore killed and ton or fitocn
injured.
Tho wreck was c7uHed hy tho ncTll.
genrc NJ ths operator NJ Granger. who
Favo tho freight CROW the wrong or.
ders. Tho operator has skipped out
and cannot be found
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1904-11-18
EIoAT.HeUR az al reLLuRIpE

Notices were rested al the mills OF
tc five big mluoi OF the Telluride.
Colo, district Monday nlsht. that In
the future the el1hthour day would
prevail In the ril's IN plarts con.
ccrnc . ore those OF The smugg'er,
luiUn I ,ho ty n.l' TEN BOY, Nellie
and Nltl Il w78 q 90 demand Ter t'is
concession 20 the mills nf the state
tfat proc'pligt d tho strife IN TIE
mills ard riro7 of CForado ard
caused the htt'- gtrf, between union.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1904-11-18
Jhps ARr WILLING.
AnxIors 10 Engage VITA tho Ruis.ana
for pos.ess.on a. Hukd:n.

Advice from CO. Petersburg state
thnt tae lote.. iutI atIonl from tho
rent rcint 20 600 carly r,suupt.on OF
tho military operations ON n large
icalc.
Ficli Marshal Oyama has received
heavy rc'ufo. dement's frcm Now
"hw1ng rul rwGc1ry is nnout ready
20 wage battle Tor the possession Of
Vukdrn. The Jap,rc.c are showing
particular activity on cir right ank.
vs. lf thoy wuro conf plating a Iru'
mr. wcyomrrt from that direction.
Go1ar1l kurtrltNil has fortified his
0cr'tiona n'cug the shakh river ana
,s he seamin ~ is y auaroi 10 acc
q hattie he drultosf has ma dI.I
htlrua TO Heck o. fGul.ng operation.
according % the up nlrn ~ tho Mill.
tary authorities. BIS lc't flank is safe.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1904-11-18
land a. Cut-Ws olrrounded
Southern Green.

No moro ~ the band OF cattle
: .eycs which the shcuR OF Grant
county Oregon and hts posse think
they have surrounded his been re-.
ported. sontrios are un posted on
tho various roads and trails Lending
to tho stronghold IN the mountains,
end the capture NJ the ustlers seems
almost certain. Excitement stlll con-
tlnnes, and the officers are deter.
mined TO ercCt "a CAPTURE and put tho
band out Of ONi .toHc1.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1904-11-18
Pension comnrf'oner Ware Sends
In His Re- i1nat on.

Pension Commissioner Ware has
sent IN his resignation, 10 take eject
January 1. Commissioner Ware re.
fused TO discuss his action in any way
except 10 state that tho newspapers
of the country had been "roslgnIng'
him for the past two years For a year
at least 10 had boon definitely known
that Mr.. Ware would rcsign from his
office soon after the iall elections and
return 20 his homo I'm Kansas TO ro-
sumo his law practice.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1904-11-18
Pathetic Appeal From Pert Arthur.

NJ Perlor, Tho millionaire merch7nt
" Moscow, has received pathetic
letter from Nine. 50 cgFcl, wife OF
General stooEgol, d"tod Port Arthur,
October "a, appealing 20 the rich
Mn coyites for money TO assist tho
helpless wounded defenders Of tho
'crtrers, some Of whom have lost
both arms ct'crs either an arm or a
lcg some of them being blind and
others suffering from wounds IN the
srlne, and who will be crippled for
ufe.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1904-11-18
WHAT RUSSIA EXPECTS.
Neutral Powers Notified That She
VIII Brock No Mediation.

Emphatlcally but with oil courtesy
Russia. through her ambassador
abroad, has several tlmes Informed
the neutral powers that she will broor
no mediation At this time In her wpr
with Japan Il can ha announced TINT
Russia Expects her wishes viii be re-
fpoctcd by mn the powers 10 which
RusFi1 has communicated her views.
Count CosTIn said In nm interview
at Warrington u have worry good ren.
fons 20 announce thot my govern.
monrs emrh'uc opposition 10 any
mediation at this time viii bo respect
cd and observed by all neutral
powers"
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1904-11-18
OPPOSED VACCINATION.

Fierce Riot In Rio de Janelro In Which
Dozen Are Killed.
Tho oppos ton TO tho compulsory
vaccination law led 10 fierce rlotlng
In Rio do J'nolro on Sunday. The
troops repeatedly charged the mob.
barrlcndes were erected. water and
Eas mains were cut. plunging this city
Into darkness. and street cars were
burned. The denomination has every
characterize Of revolution. Tie
presidents galnc, was strongly guard.
Cd untll midnight II n rumorcd that
q dczcn reoplo were killed and thet
rixty we're injured. An intermittent,
tutll,ade continues