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The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1904-05-12
Oakhurst.

Mrs Rebecca Smith, of Atlanta,
has been visiting her sister, Mrs
A D Kemp.
Miss Sallie Latimer spent Fri
day with relatives in Marietta.
Mr. and Mrs John Brown spent
Sunday with her parents at AL
pharetta.
A party of young people from
this place picniced at Bull Sluice
last Friday.
Miss Edna Hambre, a charming
young lady of Alpharett, has been
visiting her sister, Mrs John
Brown.
Homer Kemp aud family, of
Sandy Plains, visited his parents
here last week. Roxy.
The Oakhurst Sunday School
will give an entertainment on
Thursday night, May 18th, for the
purpose of raising money to help
build a chapel. The following
program has been arranged: Hyp-
notlc seance, living pictures, Pho
nograph and recitations. The
entertainment will be free, except
10 cents admission, also refresh
ments free. Everybody cordially
invited to attend.
Mrs A d Kemp is no better.
Miss Sallie Latimer was the
guest of her cousin, Miss Annie
Dunn, of Marietta, Friday night.
Mrs T B Brady is at West Point
for her health.
The Misses Cogburn's pleasantly
entertained a few of their friends
Friday night.
Oscar Shaw and Horace Grover,
of Sandy Plains spent Sunday
with Homer Johnson.
Willie Kemp spent Saturday
night with his cousin, Earnest
Kemp, of Kinks Chapel.
A crowd of our young people
picniced near Morgan Falls last
Friday. AID.
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The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1904-05-12

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The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1904-11-25
MARINES At PANAMA.
Uncle Sans Ma, al Soldiers Arrive 10
Prevent Disturbance.

The treaty between tho United
States and Panama has prevented one
more revolution on the lsthmui. The
rumored coup d'otat by the military
elements. It seems. was more serious
than II was at FIRST thong to be
Minister Barrett. after consultation
with the Panama government and
General Davis. commander Of the ca.
nal zone. decided TO ask Admiral
Goodrich to leave enc Of the warshlpi
Of the Unit States Pacific squadron
to prevent any possible dirtur' ance
on tho morning Of the 18th 200 ma.
rlncs from Empire camp arrived at
Panama. General Huertas. the iuinia
ter OF war. has announced his lnten
ton to resign. which will clear the po
lltlcal atmosphere. Thoufh disturb.
nncos are not feared In the present
circumstances Panama Ia greatly ex.
cited.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1904-11-25
TWELVE SUFFOCATED
soRRowFUL SUNDAY FoR TWO
BROOKLYN FAMILIES
Two Entire Families Wiped out In
Tenement House Fire In tho
italian District.

smothored before they couli reach
the fire escape in a tenement building
OF is6 Tfoutman stro1t. IN tic VIII
llamshurg district Of Brooklyn. twelve
persons met death shortly before 2
O'Clock Sunday morning.
Two entire families. those Of Mara.
Mo Triolo and Charles Pologrlo. arc
wiped out. tho last living member Of
each being now ia a hospital with no
hope ~ their recovery. Thsy are
Charles Pol0gnlo. 90 years old. and
Tony Trlolo. ~ years old. both o.
whom are terribly burned. Although
In the opinion Of the coroner all the
dead were urocntod. the todloi were
badly burned before they could be
taken from the ruins by the afcmen.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1904-11-25
otarv,d 10 peatn on Mountain.

The body OF Alexander Riddle Of
Eock Springs, Wyo.. who was found
dead on Cheyenne mountiln, was
brought 20 the morguo In Colorado
Springs The authorities incline to
tho belief that the man Tell while wan.
Goylng ON thu mountain on Aug, 90,
rnd was Injured too bally Tor him 20
wax and that he starved TO death
The dndlns u $40 upon his person
GiEpels TIE murder theory and there
Is no oyltercc ~ suicide.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1904-11-25
GOT DROP oN nANolr.
slayer Of Wyoming Bank Cashier Cap.
tured by Posse.

slayer Of Wyoming Bank Cashier Cap
tured by Posse.
A special from Cheyenne. wyo.
snya one n the robbers who he'd up
and killed Cashier Mlddaugh Of the
Cody National bank. and made their
escape with Considerable sum OF
money. havc been captured In north
crn Wyoming.
According IN news received by tele
phone from Thermopolls, only one
man has been captured. This was tho
larger Of the two men who robbed tho
Thcrmopols saloon. Tho captured
man appears 10 mn tho description NJ
the ono who shot Mlddnugh In the at
tempted bank robbery In Cody. Tho
capture was made about threequortcrs
Of n mile above tho mouth Of owl
cre.k In tho big valley a few miles
from Thcrmopolls.
Tho three rode cautiously upon tho
ruf1an. and succeeded In getting a
irop on him before he was aware Of
their presence. md upon being cues.
toned a. to the Identity and whore
nbouts of his partner. he refused n
say n single word. In fact. he has
rsm1lned silent ever since his cap.
ture
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1904-11-25
GAVE LlFe FcR HeR CHILDREN.
Idaho Woman Attempts to Save Life
Of Babes and Loses Her Own.

Idaho Woman Attempts to Save Life
Of Babes and Loses Her Own.
A special dispatch from Idaho Falls.
Idaho. under date Of November TO-.
says: Mrs. q Pennington and four chill.
drCn Of Market Lake we're out walking
this morning and the chilfken mada
Tor the railroad bridge. Tho passenger
train from the north. No. 10. was about
due and the mother noticed TIE train
coming. She thon made for the bridge
but Il was too late. The train dashed
on and passed over tho mother cut.
Ting on beth limbs. and she died nj.
most lmmodIat ~. Ono Of the chill.
drcn also had log cut on AM passed
through tho ties.
Bert Herr OF Idaho Falls. while
working on the a. ephono line. hap.
noncd 10 be- there and rescued tho
children. In the ia'l the child received
other injuries. Il was taken 20 Salt
AXE city hospital IN a dy ng conil.
ton. The ether three childr n we're
brought 10 Idaho Falls End were tako1
to the Porter hotel. where they will
remain till further orders. The chill.
dron are badly Brighten d and afraid
Ia Talk. tho Oldest one being 7 years
old. Tho mother was badly cut up.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1904-11-25
The Vote In Colorado.

The official couat Of the vote AZ the
recent election In all counties cycent
Denver. Pueblo ana Arapahce. with
the unoniclal nrurcs frcm 4 cs' shows
that Governor James II. Peabody ran
over 20 900 yctng behind President
Eooscv H. Rcoscye't's plurality IL
81 40. and Adams ma'orlty over Pea.
body ~ lc6. All candliNte7 on tho
Republican state ticket except Pea
body we're elected nv n'ura"tias rhng
Inc from 3 ono urw'rds Tho count
In Denver has b-en delayed by court
pfoceeh.nEa.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1904-11-25
Worlds Fair building Destroyed BY
Fire.

The Missouri state building at the
Worlds Fair was destroyed by Gre
Saturday night resulting from tn ex.
nloslon Of a hot water heater In the
basement. Instantly the flames shot
mp THROUGH the rotunda All tho north
Wins and cupola were a solid masa ~
faHos within ten minutes after the ex
p'o'lon. The loss canot b. estimated
accurately OWING 10 the temporary ma.
turc ~ the construction material
which has no savage value. The
principal less Is In t'e contents ~ tho
hull 'ing. Tho huidlng cost sif5 600
and IN the hulldng were SIS non wort
" furnishings, the most valuable oi
which wer' portraits OF former Mis-
snurl governors and supreme judges
These cannot be replaced.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1904-11-25

while being arralEnod in court IN
Chicago Charles shyok, n saloon.
Keeper rred a revolver several times
1t his vito and child and then com.
mitted su'c'de Tho child was wound.
"a Int not seriously. During the
ahOot'ng Mrs, Shyok fell unconscious
md wac thought 10 have hoen killed.
She however had only tainted. Whom
the women revived her husband 10y
iead pnd the court room was IN Wild
confusion. The chargcs On which
Shyok was being tried related TO a
family disturbance.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1904-11-25
IN STATE OF SIEGE.
This the Condition In Rio Janelro
Declared ty Congress.

This the Condition In Rio Janelro
Declared ~ Congress.
Advlces from Flo Janeiro state that
lener'i Tr'vNssos. who was elected
~ the military cadets To succeed Gen
,ral Constallent. their depored com.
nandant Is expected IN do from tho
wound which he received In the en-.
'ounter between the cadets and tho
'oltiers and pollc' on Tuosday.
Tho church of1cials declare In tho
most roeitivo mrnncr thrt. although
hey aglt,ted against compulsory vac
'inatlon. they did not encourage any
Using.
Both houses ~ congress hsvS
ldopted resolutions declaring that q
tate OF siege will exist nj Mo Janeiro
md 10 its nelghborhood for thirty
lays.
Prcrident Alves. IN a message "a
,ongress. sold he con and will restore
prde- and f. only embarr.ssed nv nrA.
ininHrv rriyii"~aa which prevent
ain from sr-c"t'ng the DEPUTIES and
'cnators who direct the disturbances
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1904-11-25
GREAT BATTLE At HAND.

Daily Encounters Between Japanese
and Russians In the Far Ea:L
4 dispatch to tho Berlin Lokal An.
Eolgcr from Mukdcn. under date Of
November 2i. says:
The reconnaissance fights have a..
tumcd a more violent chnrlrtrr dur.
Ing the past tow days. Particularly
hot was the fighting on PuutlloG
ttono Trccl hill. whore the japanese
were rcpulaed with a loss OF over 100
killed. All signs indicate that great
events are imminent Tho road to
simmintln. owing 20 tho exec lent pa.
troll service Is quite fa'o from ClInoIa
bandits. thus guaranteeing unhindoro I
communication with III n Tlin and
establishing n second line of inter
courac wkh the optllde world,
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1904-11-25
JAP ATTACK RePuLsEo.

Russians Successfully Defend Their
Works on PoutlloH MIL
The Japanese attack on Poutllon
hill has demonstrated the efficacy OF
the Russians defensive works says a
Mukdsn dispatch. Two bittalIons en-.
gagged In an attack occupied the FIRST
line OF tho Russian. trcl(ss. but at
the second line wcfo ehdTNt IN pits
and entanglemonts ana expo1cd to a
calling IRE. A Russian bayonet at
tack competed thelr demnralilntlon
The weather continues mild. with clear
nights. which are favorable 20 night
attacks There are many rumora Of
Japanese activity on 10th tanks. hut
there IS nothing tending 10 shoS tht'
a gen raj en"n"eWcnt 10 moro imml
ncnt than heretofore.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1904-11-25
Woman Killed and Body Burned In
Quarrel over Land.

George Curd and Emma Durham
have been killed and Thomas Curl IA.
tally wounded. near Cumberland Fails
ny. The curd brothers owned large
tract of land. and rad had trouble wit
Equatters, Az they were plsslnr the
cabin where the Durham woman live
they wore Hr'd upon. Thomas Curd
rrawled two miles 10 his home and
George Curd was dead when found
The Durham woman pro ably was
Killed and burned to coyo- Identity.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1904-11-25

Reports received IN Columbus q
show nearly a score Of hunters moro
or less injured since tho seasin opene
Saturday on, man. Roy Ftorbst. OF
ST. Mary's. was Nll-d. Accidents thu
far reported are. s erin l. lM. Thur
low Noble county. loft hand hanglod:
q W. Riley Marion county. Ter ouslv
burned by powder IN nccroi explod
Ing Elmer Slasle. Madison county
rlght arm monrl a: John kennedy
Butler COUNTY bullet wound In iers;
Harmon Wolfe, Darhe county. fatally
shot.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1904-11-25

Judge Clancy has Issued alrestrain.
Ing order preventing f. A., Hainze
from working tho Minnie Hehiy mine
At Butte. The appeal from decision
OF judge Clancy awarding this mine to
Holnze Is now pending IN the supreme
court OF Montana BY the closing
down OF tho Minnie uoaly 1000 men
VIII he affected. The present action Is
based ON tho allegation that the Min
ME Healy people are taking ore from
adjoining property belonging 70 tho
Amalsamated Copper company.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1904-11-25

District Attorney Trowbrldye has
dismissed the cases Of forty,thrte men
who had been charged with compile
ty In the Independence. Colo, depot
explosion and the Victor riot OF June
8 last. Two OF tho men had been On
Iail i've months. The others were out
on bonds There remain similar
charges against seventeen men ln.
Guiding Charles H. Meyer, president
and william ID Haywood secretary
treasurer Of the Western Federation
OF Miners, but IL Is doubtful whether
these case will over be tried.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1904-11-25
FIGHTING AMONG cHRlarIANs.


Tho London Standard prints a long
otter from Conatanur8Dls dealing
with Tho situation in Macedonia Tho
Wrler says there has lo remark.
tbIo change So tho last slx months.
Formerly Do was a question of protect
lug tho Christian population agalua,
violence. tut now 90 has become orc
o. Intervention between various Ch.Is.
llan elements Since 90. policing o.
Macedonia has been taken out OF Tus.
toy'B hands. the correspondent says.
there have too1 recurring conflicts
between rival uluouautcB Hulgar8.
Serbs and Groha, accompanied BY
barhaHlilcs quite as bad a1 those with
which The Turks were formerly TO-.
preached The truth DO. according to
the Standards corr apondont each Of
these CIriatIau elements wants lnic.
pendoncc, and their hatred Of each
other exceeds their dctostatIon Of the
Turks.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1904-11-25
Eour kIlIed In colIlnlon.

A street car with trailer attached
got beyond control Of the motormnn
and crashed through the guard gates
az the Queen City crossing OF the
Grand Trunk railway In Toronto
Ont A frelght train struck tho for,
ward car. grinding II n splntors
Every pass niger on the street car was
injured, two dying soon after being
taken from the wrcckage ana two AT
the hospital. The trailer was over
turned and on the windows were
smashed bur the body OF the car re
malnOd intact
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1904-11-25
CHARGED WITH HoRRluLz CRIME

California boy Is Accused Of Murder
ing Entire Family.
In the Weber murder case. at Au'
burn. Cal. the jury brought In the fol
lowing verdict; we End TINT Julius
Weber. Mary Weber and Bertha We.
her came to their death by pistol shot
wounds. and tits the tolot Of this jury
that said wounds were inflicted by
Adolph J. Weber.
The same verdict applies to Chester
Earl wetor. with the exception that
II states that tho wounds were made
by srmc blunt instrument instead OF
by pistol wounds
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1904-11-25
CAN HOLD PORT ARTHUR
ron SEVERAL MONTHS
General stoessel Thus Advises En-
peror In a Telegram From De-
oleged Fort.

Nlt aNu T9TN
General s,oe8al has tolefraphed to
Emperor Nicholas that Port Arthur
can hold out several months The Rus.
sian newspapers doyota long articles
10 praise Of Lieutenant General stoes.
sci and the heroic garrison u Port Ar.
thur aud to a general indorscment Of
the movement started at Klor for
national subscription In behalf Of The
families Of the Killed and surviving de.
tenders.
stoess1i expresses a firm conviction
that he will be able 10 hold out AZ
Port Arthur until tho Baltic squadron
arrives In March. on the cond ton that
he Is supplied with munitions and
stores. The government. the CORE.
tpondcnt adds. has instructed It's
agents abroad to supply Lieutenant
General sioossoIs requirements at
any cost.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1904-11-25
HorrIbIe Trsnedy In kansa..

Mrs, J, Il, Niokum, who was Drained
with an axe and otherwise terribly
mutilatod carly Sunday morning at
her boarding house In Topeka, Kaus,
"a dead. She was unconscious when
discovered and remained 30 until the
end The case is the most myster.uu
20 tho criminal history OF Topeka
OyHr $500 in cash in the drawer of hor
room was untouched, NOR wCro any
other yaluablos M the house missing.
Her body was horribly muuIatof. D ar
Ing evidences OF Jack the Ripper"
work
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1904-11-25
ekuIIl found In Mreekane.

Il is now believed that six m per
l1hci In the hre following tho wreck.
Ing 81 a freight train on the Denver 4
Rio Graudc railroad al Howard Colo.
week ago, and that enc OF them was
Howard cahy. a member Of proml.
ncnt Seattle family olhy w.o lctf
salida with Edward Foy, has not been
hoard from since the accident. Foy
WIS badly injured, but is recovering
~ a Denver hospital. A soctlan Ia.
horcr says he found six skulls In the
wrOckago.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1904-11-25
BLEW UP nls Vessel.
Russian Commander Determined 70
Foil japanese.

ron JaFaneee'
Advices from Chofcc state thrt the
Russians have blown mp the torpedo
boat destroyer Rartorophy. The Rus.
SLAMS. with the exception Of one man.
left the destroyer during tho after.
noon. This last MAJ llt slow fuses and
blew up tho vessel.
There were three duh explosions.
which were scarcely dlscorn.ble a
hundred yards from the place where
they occurred. Almost simultaneously
the Rartororhy sunk and settled o.
the bottom. a single spar marks he,
grave.
It Is Impossible 20 secure m OK.
PLANTATION of tho aciIon " tho Rus.
SLAMS. but Il Is believed that they wer,
determined net TO allow n repetition
Of the Rycsh.tc'nl incident
Prior to the destruction Of tho DO.
stroyer the t7otai had officially mott.
No. 'so t-~-uo-- r0nrui th-t her dls.
armament had been completed. the
breecn blocks nnd ammunition being
removed and tho machinery disabled.
During tho afternoon tho Russian
,onsul ofnclally notified the taotH that
he destroyer had boon driven towards
'hefoo by a heavy sea. and that Il
md been decided to dlsarm her he
cause her machinery had been iniurcd.
rhls Ia looked urcn In some quarters
A. tho throwing ~ transparent veli
over the rurro1c Of tho vessels visit
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1904-11-25
CAPTURED ~ JAPs.
German Steamer Fails TO Run CLOCK.
ade at Port Arthur.

Tho Japanese navy department 70.
ports the capture Of tn German
steamer Batolnn whIlo attempting 10
run tho Port Arthur blockade. TIE
department says tlat at3a. M. Nov
10. a Japanego squadron cruising on
Yentao sighted a vessel stcaning Tor
Port Arthur Tho gunboat Tuisu pur
sued and overlook tho steamer at o
s'clock In the morning. on ioarl tho
vessel was found a great quantity OF
winter clothing. blankets. medicine
and corncd meats. Her captain said
10 was bound Tor New ChuanR Tbs
route and cargo of tlc Bltolan woro
considered 20 be- suspicious. and sl1
was taken posaoIaicn Of AMI brought
10 Saacho
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1904-11-25
Russian warthl?s TO Be Built by
Americans.

A number OF the ships OF the Rus
sian naval programme for next year
will be laid down abroad and several
Of them probably viii be- constructed
in tho United statns. Lewis Nixon OF
New York has already contracted 10
build several torpedo boat dcstroyers.
but tho large contracts arc yet IN.
placed. The bulk Of tho programme
consists OF heavy fighting ships. ar.
morod cruisers and batueships
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1904-11-25
Afahars Blow ~ q Magazine and
XIII Mary Museovlts Soldiers.

A dlsN-tch TO the Pail Mall Gazette
from Moscow Gays n telegram ro-
eeived there from Baka announces
hist trouble has occurred between
russian and AfghNni'tans nt Rushk.
The Afghans, II is added, exploded a
Russi'n magazine. and many soldiers
were killed There are two Rushss,
Nne IN Afghanistan and one In Pus.
elan Turke-t"n cloge 10 tho Afghau
frontier. The litter presumably Is the
place referred 10.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1904-11-25

"Pon my honor!" complained III
Tragerdy. with an air Of great dis.
gust. that railroad Il positively afro
clous II took me thirty.two hours to
come from Chicago"
What are you talking about7" do.
mandod Lowe Comordy. That's
mighty good time for a freight train"
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1904-11-25

Rip Van Wrinkle Weakened rather
Mustered from his twenty years.
sleep.
''Yes--yos." he muttorod hastily.
"tno sermon was very fine.
PCrceiying. however. that he was
not In church In time. no tottered
down the hill.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1904-11-25

Asbitt-say, DO you believe II IL
possible for two people to live a.
cheaply as one?
KnoItt-After reading all tho stalls.
tics | could find on the subject before
I married ! was convinced that thoy
could, but
Askitt-Well7
Kroltt-After had been married
three months lost AL faith In stats
tics.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1904-11-25

Fathcr-HaIloa. where dld you get
all those toys2
Eon-I bought en- with tho money
You gave me.
Faihor-But I gave you that money
to teach you how TO save.
son-Ycs. "a. keut II for three
weeks. until learned all about saw
inC. and now am learning low 10
ahop.-slray slur-la.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1904-11-25

The Golfcr-Aro you laughing at
me. boy because ! missed tho ball
again
Tho Caddy-No. was Just thlnkin'
what a cnch II would be 20 be your
bad little boy Philadelphia Tele-
graph.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1904-11-25

Don't you sometimes feel dIscour
aged about our political system?'
NO" answered Farmer Corntossel.
II klrd o. like II. It's a great relief
to have a man come around shakln'
your hand an tcllln' you stories With
out tryin' to sell you books or llghtnin'
rods"