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Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1904-01-09
naIpe Anp .eRpoM .aaMR.
M. d.wssIgs.22 Bsgl a. briae. '

was formerly Miss Elsie Gump, who's
he married IN Bedyord, Pa, are II
this city, where thev will make their
future homo. At present they are
with the groom's parents On West
Burke street.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1904-01-09
.auDSsxs yasss ssk.pusas

a number OF Students, who have
sesHf psndfnY ffis hoitdays ii rksir
hsmes in she western part Of the state,
Sessed through this city enrouts
to Cham bersburg, where they are at
tending Wilson college.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1904-01-09
{ MD-wINTfa EXCURSIONS
ia wsshiagt.. over til. .. a o. al very
Lew Mates. rs

To wsshtagt.. Over the .. a o. al Very
Lew Mates.
Ia accordance with it's usual custom
the Baltimore e. Ohio 4. Il. will, on
aseusry 81 and February 18, 1904, run
two POPULAR MID-wIsTEB. EycUR-
sIoEs no WAsHINGTor Ar VERY Low
RATES FOR THE ROUND TaIP, good
returning ten days, including date of
sale. ~g CO.
Excellent train service, standard
sce hes, Pullman parlor and sleeping
ears.
These delightful excarsions afford
splendid opportunities to visit the
National Capital during the session
CT Congress. For tickets, time of
trains and fab, information call on OF
address Geo. W. ASantman. Agent b.
40. 3. u, ,s-gvs Ct r
most completes Snd fEftv iflustrat-
Sa-Guids TO wxsninaton NAV be par-
CHASED from ARept p. = 0seR =, as
ten (fo) cents per copy. - ~ 4
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1904-01-09
~ DISEC ORY.
4 UBLIC LIBRARY,

Open every day except SUNDAY from o.so
m ~ lasfe AZ IA aud ram i i. nj. Il
b On itie 4nrsN4s ara saturs
asp M ttiAa. ssSia $50 to 8
s hoeTs iof gas reading room are the
q be public are " come, subicc
ts rulvs uss the reading room
2 s's in lhe tih4ary free Of charm
RayN s ssi rs~s.s psh So,ay
Mlss liELEN TAR, 1 bFarlanr
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1904-01-09

COl@ ThOAA1N W. sbIAONL3.r4
(Master OF Cersmpniss At the Exssstivs
Mansion 1t wasaiA<tsa-) .
the best dressed men in wsxAingtoa. Aia
description will be fairly complete.
Capt. Leonard has likewise behaia the
front Of war, and in ito stsxnest aspect
He took active part before he saw -
years OF age in three wnrn-in Gaia. In
the Philippines and in CAinA Durins
the Tientsin campaign he rfsksd his life
by going to the rescue OF wounded COM
raAe, carrying him to safety - HE hack
across q hre-swept nend and lost his leN
arm as . penalty for his aehisvemsnt.
II he had been an Eng1isAn&n the Vic
toria cross. priced beyoad ell ether dec
orations Of. the sol dier wouM have been
bestowed upon him.
uax.tsa By T1ssk 81 Geese.
Twenty years ago an unsuspscted
man In Lexington. lad. Stols three
geese from = neighbor. Tshs dsspoiied
farmer has just rscstvsd ave dollars
from . resident IN WasAfnston. D. c.,
sonfessing the theft, and thus making
financial reparAticn. He states that
for years he has besn unable to sleep
well, "a q flock OF geese always haunt
cd hiz dEsams, no matter where. he
.l''t ElIl E..g
A PaNtsbHrg ser VIZ n tAssotn-
ii 1'doing uissiouago worksiasng the
prssou&zs 80 fsSforAsia &axlsy sernbbing
che he0r On one OF the upper corridors,
and sslssd him II he was I'm fsw disorderly
ssnduet. No. sah." indemnity re-
yiieA the Negro is NJ essAman erin
b4al: Ia a htGhRax rebA~R.-
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1904-01-09

Ucaa blovd insane clean skin. n
c<sauty witaout it. .Cascarets. Capd, C1thsl
&c clean your plood and keer II elean. "
Eirrins ~ the lazy 'ves a1ia S.svs8g az n
stuifles from the b dY. EVgA- Asia 4
md that aici<ly kiiloua Or aaaeAsar Is At44.t
M,-~s3eaety 5or Zen ~ftss
aAxxar seti1xs &saser~ ~a~
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1904-01-09
ESTIMABLE LADY DEAD.
asa cARHAKIEE SEWERS an BoME
OF sox RkAn oERARosrowx
The Kemai.s were 1assen to tine Hews
Of Her Daugh er in whts city. where
I ths R'uAer.ls oceurred.

IS
Mrs. Cstharine Sevefs. widow of the
late A. j. Sewers, highly respected
resident Of this county, died Sunday
night ct O'clock at the home OF her
son, Mr.. G.. d, Sewers. at Gerards-
town, this county. She was "a. years
of age.
She is survived by two daughters
and one SOM Mrs. q r. Frapkenher-
~ and Mrs. John Felker. both OF this
cits; and Mr.. q. y. Sewers, of Ger
auistown Other thanTher immediate
family, she leaves . host of friends to
mourn her loss iils s.5
The remaius were brought to this
city nesdav aud taken to the home OF
Mrs. Frankenbergv. The funeral will
occur from the home OF Mr.. Franken-
berry on Wednesday morning at 10. 30
The services was conducted by Rev.
@. S.-Trumn, pastor OF the church. IN
terment was made in Green Hill
camatery
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1904-01-09

iue, Rev w. ~ Harness, ID. ID Pastor
sf@ay Schuol y 80 d M Iszp enl44
| ! ~. and 1,BO Pm Young pk il III \
s*tne under The auspices al gas NJ
0fth League ID the lecture roa k
~ evenings ~ $50 prayer usfe 80
ef'nesday evening 730
TRINITy PROTESTANT EPlsoopAL
ejnuRcH- Corner King and College st
s j. ). douglas. A. M. II ctor.
sundays Mo ning + aver. litany and
Sc non II a III; evening pravrr nj
sermon 30 d M: Sunday schunl o. 80
!. n. Holy Commraion. frat Sundn Ia
each month and high festivals i1a. IN.
Wednesdays, ember days. ard sun.
days . sop, NJ. ladies working pier
tuesdays. 80 4. M; choir meeting
saturdays, 30 p. M; brotherhood Of
st.Andrew, first Monday ins. month
So p. M; guild meeting, Hlrt month
lay IN each month. 2 80 b. M; vestYs
meeting, first Thursday III eacn n,orth
D. M
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH, West King
street, Services every Sunday s,
Jay school $50, goung mems pravtr
neetiu l0.30, aAu preaching 4 .Dsi a. III
Koung people . UNION eco, and prcrrf
~ fsoV r. AZ. fhySF meetln& ever
weapnaday evening at o'Uleai. Res
~ y Runaway, Pastar: f. s. Emme1
7psfInaendentof SUNDAY pcbool.
TRINITY NJ Il. CHURCH, souru- -u est
Martin street. Preaching, II d. m. and
> y. m; sunday school, 3. 15 d. 4 al ass
AZ. 49, wouSs *; piaye. N"'siues Meunes4
10y -. e, oauS'a' Ineee'nX on Monuay
p nv.a - s1n IS 9 I1 y e. seats iret
pRpsnvuun,AN s,.snac,. .s,,,..... ~. -.
,reat eahharh gshrS,i I. .. - go. = 4.
,reachis,r Is \ =, ana 4 !. 49,
meeting. ~ I'd .,es,3av 49, ~ =.
s,ncsrt ~ pravas ~ i. :, 49,
Wadnaadav ava,,i,,o ~ .s.s,s nakI
onmuuio.. flrst sa,,ts,h - sa.,tas 1919
Dscemoer, March, and june. Hov.
a. Woods, y D, Pastor. 49, ~ -
/ II. n. Cuunc,,- .rer,s. s,,....
i 4 isl prearhs,u II ! - an,; 81, 8 Il
9uudav achoaI 3 a., J - aias, y ~ u -
~. wsp,riv nraver sa,vins w. wea. 800 T
i 3. M: Fridav An - rot,ag .u ,srssa..
In,esrsny, knv' w IA G,nSas ~. s paAvsos
NJ .,oHr,s nv. rar,,c., ~ :, 49,, !. !.
Cufracg Il Corner sMsrtin aaa $3.50
i a,rsers a4rv,esa Hsrsar 80 $500
40 .. M: Sundav achn,, q a. =. : 49, :.
| PRAYER meeting. We6nas'9nv = g
seacbera ssst,siation Th - 3,
sn,s,ss Seat free n ,s.,,e,,..... 49,
Il -t
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1904-01-09
81 I NITTTTTf IIh
Va l ScMA wAa- RELIC EsuaDA
TAHT +
Ola Away ntas vssaa I'm NH Creek =
wx Il rnnaSniIt Il
ra4RfuiIf.

DrA lVVT 5
Az eld srmy rife wns found Last
week by Master Dewitt Hsrnsr. %
BrnksrAIHll, IN Mil creek pndsr the
bridge near Oupninghan's nill and IL
suSnossd "a Nhsvs gbssp in the, creek
siros fhel Giy'i vsEk Ths rife de in
q good otAte Of preservation. And Is
now on exhibitions IN Rewsn's store
90 Banker Hill.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1904-01-09
WAS ROMANTIC WEDDING
Couple Married at Christ re-
formed Chnrrh Friday
EVENT y4s qSfiT YuSFa'ss
And Only Two Witnesses We're ptesen al
the Cere nyY Many Holiday
ID
kGp.ials,

Miss Anna May Van Meter dangh-
tier Of Mr.. and Mrs. SUI o. Van Meter,
of this county, and Nj. Guy Elmer
Myers, of near this CITY. we're the
principals in wedding solemnized ia
Oh ISL formed church, 4 Sc Frplas
asternoonl untIer unusual 40 q Srpnant 4
eirfprpstqaess liilfl
Without disclosing Their intention
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1904-01-09

Asst MGTnapisr hrIsoopAL ,snukun.
lllsF burht lreet and Maple
sutt, hev. WV Barnes, ID ID PASTOR
sfis'ay Schoai v 80 q IA. Izr enIE i
> ~. and 7,B0 Pm Young pe u hi i
t.isnp under The auspices al ths III :
oith League il the lecture ro
evenings II $50. PRAYER $50 -
esanesday evening Z $50.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1904-01-09
ENos MCDONALD

Word has been received, in this CITY,
by the family Of Mr.. Enos Mcdonald
of his death, which came viii, a
shock to his many friends in this eitv.
Death occurred on Fridsv, Janusry
at Birmingham. Ala, where he is To-
Gated. Mr. Mcdonald hes been en-
ployed in steel mill in AlRtama for
some time, aud the cause Of his death
is not known at this time. He was
aged "a years. The remains will be
brought to this city tomorrow aud ia
ken to his home on Liberty street.
He is survived bv four sisters and
Que brother. Miss Katie Mcdonald,
Mrs. Maggie O'Connell, Mrs. Mollie
-O'Connell, of this oitv MRS. John
Slinsman, of Baltimore; aud Mr..
Hugh Mcdonald. &C y
The funeral will occur from his
home on < Liberty street. res
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1904-01-09

Without disclosing Their intention
to their relatives thew came 60 fh,S
city ami secured the. services OF DR.,
Hoffheins. They wished to be mar
RED in the church, aud standing aes
fore the altar in the spacious andito.
rium, with food of light from the
electric lamps pouring about them
and wlth but two. witnesses 20 the in-
pogaant event. they were made man
aad wife
Then hand in hand thew turned and
left with the blessing OF the church
uoon th-is @union, aad crossing the
thiesh old they faced the future to-
gethev
wILLINGHAM- SHEETS.
Mr.. John NJ. Willngham and Miss
Gertrude Nav Sheets we're married on
Thursday evening at the Lutheran
parsonage by Rev. @. S. Trump, in
eTes presence of MANY refrtives and
friends. IS
sNYDER-RoBERTS.
MISS Clafa ~. IsVpoFtS, OK NtAs CibNs
aud MIR. Albert G. Snyder, of Balti.
more, were quietly married at the
Lutheran parse age by Rev.. Q. s,
Trump. The ceremony was witnessed
BIZ lew fgienas.
MYER5-ShELTZER.
Miss Jennie Smeltzer and Mr.. Harry
A.. Mysss were quietly married Thurss
dav evening Mt, the. Lutheran parsons
age bv Rev. G. s. Trump. Both are
residents Of this county.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1904-01-09

TIE REFORMED CHURCH East Burke
4sreet. Rcv. ]. A. Hoifheins. ID. d., 4sae
Sor. snrvicec ON sunday, III O'Clock 81
N. and 700 p. M; Wednesday evening
service at 7.b0 O'Clock. Monthly tnis.
siDnary service, sirst w ednesday of the
ponth at z go o'clock.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1904-01-22

churla. which Russia thus far has Do.
cllned 10 grant. It is pointed out bow.
ever. that the assurance given A few
days ago by Russia Regarding o,en
ports 10 Manchuria and respect for
treaty rights IS concession on als
point
That the two countries arc no, 20
far apart may be fairly inferred from
the following statement made BY NJ.
Kurrlno the Japanese minister: "War
now would only be disastrous 10 10Th
countries. Owing 10 the geographical
situation. an armed conflict would re-.
suit IN a great drain on tho mon and
treasury Of both Japan and Russia
without being decisive. Besides I DO
love IL would not be worth while 10 &c
70 war on the questions stnl IN dla
puto." There Is a strong indication
that through tho ears personal acts
the peace party Is completely IN the
ascendant
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1904-01-22
PETER TO ABDICATE
KING or sERviRs POSITION
Very INSECURE.
Successor Must Pledge Himself to
Punish Assassirs Of King Alex.
andsr and Queen Draga.

King Potter Of seryln. according to
report from Cotunie. Montenegro.
published by a Vienna paper. f. pro.
pared to voluntarily ronounce thu
throne and allow the powers TO noml.
nate his successor
The prince Of Montenegro r. said 10
have received a mandate from Russia
to clear up the procarious situation
IN sorvia. and King Peter ls alleged
70 have recognized the untenabillty OF
his position and TO be willing to add.
cate. His successor. Il ls added. will
only be permitted 10 ascend the throne
oondltlonally on hts agreeing 10 punish
the leaders Of the conspiracy which
resulted in the assassination OF King
Alexander and Queen Draga. remov.
Ing al those who were directly or in.
directly concerned IN the reglcldo.
The statement Ia not confirmed. but
all reports indicate that AFFAIRS in
scryla are steadily growing worse and
that they are causing the greatest
anxiety In Russia and Austria. The
servlan consplrators are said to be
openly threatening to take revenge
on Europe by Joining In the expected
Macedonian outbreak In the spring.
The internal condition OF servla ls
alarming outside the towns ITO and
property are Insecure The roads arc
infested with brlgands.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1904-01-22
sTIRRINe UP TROUBLE.
Representatives Of Latin Republics
Holding Meetings In Paris.

Representatives Of Latin Republics
Holding Meetings In Paris.
Almost all the republics or Latin
America were represented OF a meet.
Ing hold IN Paris Tuesday night. which
was attended by about GOO men and
women ard which was addressed by
George Thlobaud on "Tho Lose OF tho
Panama Canal"
L was NJ Thlebaud's purpose TO in.
nueuco public opinion through the
most influential OF his hearers. The
meeting was called especially for tho
bondholders Of the Panama Canal
company. mcmbers Of the chamber
and senate and Of the municipal coun.
ell; the press, financial companies and
engineer societies. and commercial
and Industrial unions. Aside from
the presence OF several diplomats. tho
meeting was without Importance. ms
those present represented but a small
amount in their holdings Of the canal
company's bonds.
AZ a recent meeting OF tho canal
company NJ. Thlebaud alleged that the
United States and the Panama Canal
company had fomcnted the revolution
In Panama, and he attempted 10 show
mat an AngloAmcrlcan understand.
ing with respect 20 the isthmus had
encouraged an antl.Amorlcan senti.
ment among tho Latln.American re.
publlcs.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1904-01-22

a matter Of public knowledge that the
mother country commands sufficient
forces TO subduo q revolution. General
Reyes continues;
Before the coup dc main which
proclaimed the independence Of II,
lsthmua took place at Panama hsn
we're In this very ctr agents ot-,sc
authors OF that court IN confeyace
with high porsonseea clothed VITA Of
fetal character az Is asserted by
reputable American newspapers. fhayo
received information to the eject hat
a bank IN New York opened coHsld.
cradle credit In thor favor with
knowledge OF the general use for
which II was Intended, even though IN,
aware that Il was TO be applied 10
part. 10 the bribery OF a large part OF
the garrison ut Panama"
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1904-01-22
WAR CLOUDS LIFTING
BOTH JAPAN AND RUSSIA sTRlV.
ING FOR PEACE.
II ls Believed That Settlement VIII DO
Reached. as Points at Issue Are Of
Small Importance.

The following IS said TO be the pres.
cnt status Of negotiations between
Russia and japan: Russia recognizes
Jnpan's performance IN Korea and
Japan recognizes RuaaIa's special po-
sltlon IN Manchuria.
There arc two main questions stlll
Al isguo-tho Russian demand for a
neutral zono upon the Korean side OF
The Yaiu river. which Japan met with
proposnl for a similar neutrni stip on
tho Manchuria side Japan also asks
for certain guarantees covering Man.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1904-01-22
HAITIAN TROOPS MARCH
ON PORTO PLATA



A cable from Cape Haitian. under
date Of the 18th. says: The govern.
mont troops which dlsem1arked re-
comfy at sossua were yesterday or.
dered 10 march on Porto Plata. a
brisk attack. supported by the guns
Of a Dominican war vessel. began In
tho evening. In tho morning opera.
lions were resumed. and the govern.
ment troops entered Porto Plata,
causing the flight OF General Des.
champs. who took refuge in the United
States consulate.
The British cruiser Pallas has land.
ed marines to protect the consulate.
The United states cruiser Hartford
ias arrived
Five persons connected with the
conspiracy headed by General Mon.
plaislr to start a revolt against Gen
sral Nord and condemned to death by
a military tribunal. were executed to-
day In tho presence Of a vast crowd.
Several foreigners who took part in
tho conspiracy will probably be de.
ported.
on January ?. In tho absence OF
President Nord. who went to Gonalves
TO take part In the celebration Of the
centenary Of the independence OF
Haiti, General MonplaIslr attempted
10 start a revolt against tho president.
but the movement failed The gen.
erals son and an accomplish were
killed and many arrests were made.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1904-01-22
CAN NOT AGREE.

Two Points Between Japan and Russia
Which Have Not Been Settled.
In what II claims is an authoritative
statement the London Daily Graphic
announces that the negotiations have
arrived at a stage leaving two points
upon which neither Russia nor Japan
Is inclined to Yield and as to which no
means OF a compromise have yet been
found. Both these points concern
Manchuria, and their acceptance
would not In the slightest modify tho
legal statu quo or change the admin
lstratlvo situation In Manchuria; but
Japan insists that they be embodied
In treaty between Japan and Russia.
while Russia, as a matter OF amour
propre. refuses 20 accept such dicta-
ton at the hands OF japan. Much,
however Is stlll hoped from the cars
influence"
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1904-01-22
Marriage to Son Of Senator Mann,
Was BI1amous.

Justice Jeune, in the divorce division
Of the high court OF Justice In London
on Monday granted Major Wal,er ns
Sumarcz Maud divorce from 4 /.
wife, ON the ground that her mar,,,,,o
to Daniel r, Hanna OF Cleveland a
was bigamous The Mauds were ~,
rled IN New York April 10. 1891 V1n.
Maud was nghting in South Afr,c, A..
wife obtained divorce from hl,. y
America and on February 10 is,5
married Mr.. Hanna '''v'
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1904-01-22

The United States continues TO he
the chief objective point OF Italian
immigration, says a dispatch from
Rome, the number Of emlsrants going
there In 1908 reaching n total Of nearly
100000. The government has en-.
trusted Adolfe Bossl, inspector OF emil.
grafton. with a mission to tho United
States for the purpose OF studying
with the United States immigration
commission the best means Of direct.
ing Italians 10 the agricultural states
and OF thus preventing their concen-
tratlon In tho large towns. Rossl also
will INVESTIGATE the relr Ions OF the
Italian emigrants to the trades unions.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1904-01-22
oermana ne.Iened by RebeIa.

A dispatch from wlndhoek. German
Southwest Africa. says the German
post at ohahandya q mission station
OF Damaraland, is being hard pressed
by tho rovolted Horeros tribe. Al.
tempts made from windhoek 70 re
lievo the garrison, which has suffered
heavy losses. hnvo been unsuccessful.
Windhoek itsolf IL threatened. and the
militia has been called out. The Her.
eros are well mounted and armed. hav.
Ing obtained horses and guns from set
tiers they have ralded
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1904-01-22
Armstrong Mus, Die.

The United States district court at
Portland declined to intervene IN tho
case OF Pleasant Armstrong tho con.
demned murderer OF Baker county
oregon. An appeal win be taken 10
tho United States circuit court, and
m case they refuse TO mtorotcro tho
appeaI will be carried 10 the United
states supreme court Il IL very an.
iikelv that the United states circuit
court willinteryene IN me face Of tho
adverse decisions OF both the state su'
preme court aud the Unltol States
district court
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1904-01-22
ooLoMnIA,s CLAIMS.
Declares Conspiracy Was Formed to
Organize Republic Of Panama.

declares conspiracy was FORMED 70
Organize Republic Of Panama.
President Roosevelt transmitted TO
tho senate Monday additional CORE
spondonco touching the relations OF
tho upitod States with Colombia and
Panama, covering the period from De,
cember 20. 1908. TO January last A
statement OF grievances on the part OF
Colombia was presented 10 the state
department by General Reyes on De-
eembor 49, General Reyes says that
tho course OF tho United States had
worked deep injury to Colombia. and
no cited tho treaty Of iSGi.as showing
that tho independence and sovereignty
OF Colombia was TO be maintained In.
tact between the two governments.
Gonmal Reyes said With reference 70
tho Hay.Horrap treaty that the same
course was followed in nogotn as was
pursued IN washington. n tho treaty
no said, had been rejected In washing.
ton, the dlgapproval would have In.
VOWED no grievance for Colombia and
that tho Colombian congress IN ia
dlsapproyal OF tho treaty simply oxer.
cised a vested right THIS action. ne
maintained, did not dlsqualify the Co.
lombian government for tho conclusion
Of another treaty.
As 10 the recognition OF tho republic
OF Panama General Reyes says 1t Is
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1904-01-22
Preaeher aIamed for LvnohInn-

The Newcastle presbytory has de.
clded to try Rev. n. A. Elwood OF WI.
mlngton. Dol, on charges In connec.
lion with the preaching OF sermon
by him last June, entitled Should the
Murderer OF Helen Bishop be
Lynched?" The trial win take place
In tho Presbyterian church at New.
castle on February 2, The complaint
against Mr.. Elwood Is that tho scr.
mon so worked UP the people that tho
next nlght a mob gathered, stormod
the workhouse, took ont Georgo
White, a negro, who confessed 10 as.
saulting and killing Helen Bishop. and
burned him to death at the stake.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1904-01-22
Porto Rlean Schools.

The annual report Of tho commits.
sIoner Of education for Porto Rico.
Samuel McCune Lindsay. announces
substantial and satisfactory progress
In school affairs OF tho Island. The
year closed with 1908 schools open.
Tho total school enrolment was TO-.
Ell, which Is 10 per cent OF the ostl.
mated total OF tho school population
OF the island. and Z per cent of the
estimated total population of the
island for 1908 For the support OF all
schools the department OF education
had available from inaular appropria-
lions s57l.G7G, OF which s5i5.1OG nc.
tually was spent other expenditures
bring the grand total actually spent
for education during the fiscal year up
to Ss17.S15.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1904-01-22
Train wrseker Gets Life lmprlson.
ment.

A special from Ia Junta, Colo.
says; John Devlno was convicted IN
the district court or wrecklng the
Santa Fo passenger train near Fowler
last summon, at which time Engineer
John walker was fatally injured.
Judge Voorhees, sentenced Devlno to
llfe imprisonment. Devlne was
tramp aud wan found within 100 yards
u whore tho wrcol, occurred, aDpar.
emily aslccp. and claimed that he hal
been slecplns thcrc Tor some houts.
not being at M disturbed BY tho no!ae
OF tho wreck
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1904-01-22
Nebody Now Esnsets War.

Tho German newspapers appear to
be- paving tho way 10 explain tho Rua.
sian retreat IN the negotiations with
Japan, and IN al tho capitals OF
Europe opinion now lncl.nos 70 a
peaceful issue IN the far cast. The
Toxic correspondent Of the london
Daily Mail says he has learned that
Mr. Kurlno. Japanese minister at ST.
Petersburg. has sent In a confidential
report In which he says that At u so
cret meeting recently OF The Russian
grand dukes and the ministers, Wal
Minister Kuropatlgln and some OF his
colleagues declared In favor OF peace,