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The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1905-01-06
confsrenee on chInese Treaty.

The Chinese minister had long
talk with Secretary Hay Thursday
about the arbitration treaty which
this government has invited China to
negotiate. No definite answer has yet
been made to tho invitation. and the
preliminary exchanges on the subject
are kept secret So far as the Chinese
exclusion treaty is concerned, the lat.
ter Is doing his utmost TO assist the
secretary 10 concluding this conveu.
ton In time for II to be presented to
this congress.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1905-01-06
GUARDS KILLED coNvlcrs.
Desperate Attempt Of Prisoners 10 e.
cape From California Prison
Frustrated.

A number Of prisoners at the state
penltentary at Folsom. Cal. made a
desperate attempt 20 escape on Thurs
day afternoon. and as a result seven
Of nine convlcts. who had planned &c
get away were almost riddled with
bullets Three are dead and three In
a critical condition
Captain X. j. Murphy is wounded by
n shot In the leg and received two
slight knife wounds
The break was similar in plan to
tho big emeute OF last July, but the
fact that Il was within range II the
guns Of seven reliable guards, all dead
shots. and one Of these within fifty
feet makes II more bold and desperate
The conylcts who engaged In the
break we're all employed in tho rock
crusher, where 1926 Of the most despor
ate prisoners were at work. Captain
Murphy was acting as general over.
seer about the rock crusher and four
other prison attaches, l. DAILY, NJ. Ho-
gan. Charles Tayl and Charles Jolly.
were employed as "pushers" to keep
the men at work
A large sledge hammer was thrown
into tho crusher. causing the ponder.
Gus machine 10 come TO a Btandstill.
This attracted Captain Murphy. Chas.
Jolly and Taylor TO the place imme
diatoly. Thereupon the conyicts rushed
to seize Murphy. Jolly and Taylor.
They succeeded only In catching the
two FIRST mentioned The others on.
deayored TO take the other free men,
who managed to escape them.
During this time the scene OF trouble
was under cover and the guards on
tho outside could not see the strug
Cling men. The conyicts with their
cnptiycs made their way toward
small post commanded by Guard w n
Harris who was armed with rife
Five OF tho gang surrounded Captain
Murphy and two Of them had Jolly.
The conylcts had knives In position
for immediate use. but had no sooner
stepped into the open than the seven
guards began firing. and within twenty
seconds seven OF the conyicts were on
the ground helpless.
The conylcts approached Guard Har
ris. who stood ready 10 act according
90 the standing orders to shoot re
CARELESS OF consequences. When with
In forty feet OF the outside guards. one
Of the conyiets gave the command
Hand out your gun. or we will stab
Murphy to the heart"
Instead Of handing out the rice. Har
rls sent n bulle, into the fellows body
and he fell TO the ground In quick sue
cosslon Harris fred at each OF the 70
naming conylcts. who were trying 10
shield themselves behind Murphy and
Jolly.
AZ tho time the FIRST shot was fired
Warden Yell was In his once. Grab
bling his revolver. he rushed to the
scene. He signaled the guards TO con
tlnue shooting, and he put his revolver
into operation also. at the same time
giving orders TO the remaining con
yleIs, who were gI2uchlnn.g behind
up and march In. This they did In
quick order. golng on the run.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1905-01-06
JAPs CAPTURE FORT.
Rlhluns Falls Into Their Hands, After
Months Of Fighting.

"RVANa " FNhNANlHs
After months OF fighting. sapplng
and mining, the japanese forces I'm
ally occupied Rlhlung mountain Dc.
cember 2S.
A report received In Toxic from
headquarters Of tho Third Japanese
army before Port Arthur says:
"on Wednesday. December 2s, at 10
o'clock In the morning the left center
column Of our army, following some
hoayy explosions on tho frontal para
pet Of Rihlung mountain, charged am
occupied the parnpct under cover o.
IRE from heavy guns and constructed
defense works despite the vucmyt
fierce FIRE.
AT I o'clock in the afternoon, when
our occupation was practically com.
plctc. we O. rgod and occupied the In.
ner lines OF heavy gun positions, sub
sequcntly disclosing n remnant OF tho
enemy'a force stubhornly holding the
gorge fort. which We occupied. and
captured the entire works"
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1905-01-06
Stole tho Court House.

The crowd OF men who went from
selby to Bangor. s, D.. Tuesday might
and carried on by force the county
records In the court house and then
left word that they would return for
the court house itself, kept their prom
Use. The building has been torn down
and piled on wagons and Is being
hauled TO selby in sections and rebuilt
Although the action Of the selby men
has aroused much bitter feeling, the
Bangor residents made no resistance
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1905-01-06
A DEFICIT OF S22,OOO,OOO
UNCLE SAM GETS INTO oEBT
DURING LAST YEAR.
Government Receipts Fall on. while
Expenditures are Increased, Large.
~ Through Panama Deal.


The treasury department has Issued
a review OF treasury operations Tor
the calendar year lso4. The treasury
receipts for the calendar year 1900
were i5iO.OOO.OOO and tho expendi.
tpres Including tho Panama nav.
-, eco oono ,o s.a.i, o. a.. =,
'n'"''' ''o ...,,' ue'''' ''' 'n'
year OF '22'OoOoOO.
As compared with the previous cal.
endar year. the rccaipts show a falling
~ =, &c ooo ooo 40, no o,,o,a,
lures an increase OF ''o'OooVOo.
The decrease In customs receipts
was 81. 900 900 Civil and migcel
t.,,,,,. o,,o,dt,,,.o. t,,.o...a ga
~ 80
oOooOV' war department |9'oOO'oOO:
navy department. {23.000O00. pen.
sions. s.. OOO. 900. and interest. 81 600.
600
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1905-01-06
VIII Try Three Cent Fares.

President Horace T., Andrews Of the
Cleveland (Ohlol Electrical Railway
company has signlhed the willingness
OF his company 20 try an experiment
in Scent fares for distance Of two
miles from the center Of the city on
the lines Of that road. Tho Scent cars
win run only In the Scent district
The 5,cent cars win W the regular dis
lance. The experiment Is the FIRST OF
It's Kind In the country and rs OF spe'
clal interest In street car circles. No
transfer will be given for Scent fare.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1905-01-06
Profit sharing Plan.

The proHtsharlng plan Of the United
States steel corporation, under which
employees Of the corporation are per,
mltted to subscribe to the stock, will
be renewed during the coming year
under terms which have not yet been
made known when the plan was first
put out the subscription price was
$i2.5 80 per share. Late In 1908 the
subscription price was reduced to '55
per share. the stock having made q
corresponding decrease in value.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1905-01-06
Merehant FouIIy Murdered.

A Grants Pass (Ore) special says
that Patrick Dunn, IN aged storekcop-
or on the Grants Crescent city
stage road, has been found brutally
murdered In his place OF business
where he had apparently lain for two
days. His head was crushed TO a
pulp. From the appearances OF tho
place. two men evidently committed
tho crime, which was doubtless In.
ducel for purposes of robbery 10
was known that Dunn had accumulat
ed a considerable sum
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1905-01-06

Florence Mitchell shot ana killed
Ella swIshcr during a dance at road
house three miles from Iogauspor
Ind Both are young women belong.
ing to respectable families and were
on a stunning expedition Miss
swishor had danced repeatedly with
O. L. Morgan. and as she 'ct h5
dance kissed him As she did so
Miss Mitchell drew @ revolver and
drod at the GIRL ono hu'lnr sriana
Miss Swishor boz tho head Miss Mitch
on Is In JAIL
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1905-01-06
RUSSIANS FEAR REVOLUTION
gmPERoR's NOTE OF WARNING
CAUSES BITTER FEELING.
Fear Expressed That Moscow May Yet
be the Scene Of a Bloody Upris-
Ing Of the Downtrodden People.

II is evident from the reports ro-
ceived from the interior Of Russia that
the fairly good impression produced
by the imperial manifesto on the sub
feet Of reforms may be more than on
set In many places by the effect OF the
government note Of warning - the
zcmstyos. Private reports from Mos
COW especially indicate that much eNs
citement prevails there and the grave
est fears are expressed that the an
Client capital Of Russia may be tho
scene OF bloody excuses.
A banquet arranged to take place
there Wednesday night on tho anni'
yersary OF the Troubetzskoi reyolus
ton was stopped by order OF the POI
lice and the Moscow zcmstyo ad.
journod sine die as a protest against
the government note and the return OF
the Grand Duke sergius. the COVER
nor general OF Moscow The grand
duke is held to be responsible for the
notes which may signal renewal ~
terrorism.
The Pskoff zcmstyo has also fol-
lowed the lead OF those OF Chornlgoff
and Moscow. and II is not unlikely
that others will follow the example
Altogether the moment is considered
critical although the feeling In ST
Petersburg is quietcr.
The papers are not disposed to 70.
gard the injunction to refrain from
discussing political matters. Under
cover OF commenting on the mani.
festo, which they readily accept In
spirit Of hopefulness. they do not hest.
tate to point out the yagueness OF its
terms and tho lack OF guarantees.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1905-01-06
WILL OPEN BALLOT BOXES.
Supreme Court orders investigation Of
Colorado Election.

SNfAf aAN HNNNAtNNH
The supreme court Of Colorado has
ordered an investigation so sweeping
In its scope that every phase Of the
election may be scrutinlzed and every.
thing that bears In any way upon tho
election may be made known by Judi.
clal inquiry.
Alya Adams, Democratic candidate
for governor who appeared from the
returns to have been elected. but who
has declared that he does not want the
once tainted with fraud. asked the
court to open avery Denver ballot hos
but tho order OF the court goes be
You'd the mere examination Of the bal
lots and provides for an investigation
Of the registration lists. the campaign
expenditures and, In brief, all election
matters.
As there are 20i ballot boxes II I;
evident that several months Will he
consumed In tile examination Of their
contents by the two handwriting eX
pcrts TO be appointed for this work
Il ~ expected that the supreme court
will be asked 20 make an order placing
special watchers az the court house "a
guard the registration books unit
such time as the investigation N made
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1905-01-06
WOULD OPEN ALL BALLOT BOXES
Adams Believes He 10 Elected and
Wishes No Tainted Seat.

Attorneys Charles S. Thomas ana
Samuel w. Bedford fled n petition in
the supreme court In Denver on Wed.
nosday. on behalf OF Alya Adams, gov.
trnorelect OF Colorado. asking that
either the court or commission ap-
pointed by the court shall open all OF
the 20i ballot boxes used in Denver
at the late election and make a thor.
ough examination OF their contents.
Il have no question about my cleo
ton by substantially the majority re-
ported on the face OF the returns."
said Governor Adams. Il believe II
the frauds in outside counties could
he unca-shaf M, -annnnullI. majority
would amount TO 2O.Uu0. But want
no tainted seat. II is OF far greater
Importance that extensive election
frauds should be uenarthed and pun
ished han that or any other particu-
lar Individual should be sworn In as
governor"
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1905-01-06
Russia's Rulers Consent to Terms
Now Subject to Inquiry.

II is believed In Berlin that the lat.
est rumor regarding the willingness
OF Emperor Nicholas to listen TO me-
diation proposals rests upon fresh
inquiry OF France as to what terms he
is willing to accept In the case OF me.
diatlon. ofcial circles in Berlin en-.
terrain the possibility that something
in this direction has been going on
since II has been known that France
and Great Britain were anxious TO ter
inmate the war
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1905-01-06
use Dynamite AZ Port Arthur.

II is understood that the Japanese
dynamltIng and parallellng against the
eastern section OF Port Arthur is pro-
crossing fayorably. The right wing
OF the besIegers continues a heavy ana
effective Smelling Of the new town pre-
paratory TO operations which are now
nearing completion. It is probable that
the next attack will be simultaneously
directed against the east and west
faces Of the fortress in an endeavor
to divide and weaken the resistance
OF the defenders.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1905-01-06

pay enthusiastic tributes 10 General
stocssol, General BadenPow say.
ing;
1T is an honorable surrender after
a splendid defense
The opinions Of tho public men Of
all ranks have been canyassed but
few Of those questioned would ven.
turc beyond similar praises Of the
bravery and tenacity on both slides In
the great struggle Major General
sir Alfred Turner however thinks
that IN face Of such a great blow to
her prestige Russia. to rcinstate her,
self. will turn her attention TO the
northwestern frontier Of india,
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1905-01-06
PresIdent sam a convInt.

The court has rendered a judgment
In default condemning former Presi-
dent San, OF Haytl TO Imprisonment
for life at hard labor for the alleged
Issuance OF fraudulent bonds. Nine.
Sam is sentenced to fifteen years i'm
prisonment and several members Of
Sans ministry and other high mnc-
touarles have been condemned to
terms OF imprisonment ranging from
I'VE to fifteen wears Al latest adyices
Pre- Idont Sam was living IN the island
OF ST. Thomas, d. w. /.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1905-01-06
MIIIIam Nm supprees brutality.

Emperor William OF Germany is
sued a decree a few days ago ordering
the adoption OF strict measures for the
prevention Of maltreatment OF soldiers
II directs that special care be taken
in advancing priyates 10 the rank OF
non-commlssionod officers and forbIds
the Advancement Of those who have
shown an inclination 10 brutal behav.
Tor and also those whose near relatives
IN non.commisWoned positions have
proved themselves guilty OF maltreat
meut.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1905-01-06

untlring assaults Of the Japanese heh
a grim valor that won even the ntiae
OF their foe, and the fighting has tan
wagod with a roloutlossnoss that dhin
refused trucos 10 bury the dead and
collect the wounded over corpscflled
trenches men have fought hand TO
hand with cold steel and clubbed
guns. and az short range have hurled
a. each other hand grcnadcs hlled
with high explosives
what Port Arthur has cost 10 hu
man lie and In money no estimate Of
even approximate correctness can be
made. The losses have been abpai.
ling II has been reported that In
some engigomonts leading mp 20 the
recent capture of 2O3.Mcter hin. tho
attacking force lost as high az 20 par
cent ~ the forces engaged. while the
garrlsons' losses. Of which no word
has come, must have been frighiml
Tho defense ~ the position which
fell 10 her ~ heritage after the Chi
nese. japanese war. has cost Russia
practically her entire fleet In those
waters Her ships lie from Port Ar
thurs inner basin to Chemulpo in
Korea. and along the shantung nchin
suIa. battered hunks ~ once proud res.
sells. or IgnomInlously dismantled. hro
lntorncd ia neutral Chinese ports
Save the three or four cruisers and
some large craft that lie In the leo
bound refuge ~ Vladivostok. not
warship now flies the Russian cross
In the waters Of the northern Orient
And Japan. too. has had her losses In
the long drawn.out operations. Mines
have struck from Admiral To.
gas feet Hist many fine ships and
smaller vessels since the morning Of
February 4. when he hurled his fleet
At the Russian ships In Port Arthur's
roadstcnd
The Siege of Port Arthur properly
dates from May p, when. after en-.
gazing the nrst army landed by the
japanese at Pitscwo. Stoessel was
forced back from tho neck
LOT the Kwantung penlnsula.
Tho japanese landing rwas
begun on May and the Russian com.
mander elected To give battle at his
northcrnmost line Of dotenaea. The
engagement was severe one and
drove the Russians back to the first
Of tho main dcfenses Of the position.
a few days later. on May 30. the Jap.
aneso occupied Dalny, and on June
liAlG General stakelborg, advancing
20 the relief u the Port Arthur army,
was defeated by General Oku at the
battles OF wafangkau and rellssu
with Togo's ships lying like watch
dogs around Port Arthur's seawaro
side and Nogl advancing slowly but
rclcntlosBly by Land. the famous
stronghold was under siege, and from
then on until General stoessol. on NeE
. Ycnr'A day. sought terms Of cDAsrN
ton. the operations have been maascd
by almost ceasolcs hghtlng bomhrd
ments by the feet alternating With
desperate attacks by land, or assaults
by the combined naval and military
forces.
when stocsscl and the remnant OF
his devoted garrison march out OF
Port Arthur, the nag Of the Rising
sun will once more float from the
rnmpnrts NJ tho position Japan won
whom she FIRST sent her new Heot to
give battle and drove China from the
seas,
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1905-01-06
RIGHTS ARE RECOGNIZED.

Joint Stock Companies In England o.
Russia Have Legal Existence.
An agreement has been signed be
tween Sir Charles Hnrdinge, the Brit
ish ambassador. and Foreign Minister
Lamsdorff Of Russia precisely similar
10 tho Amerlcan.Russia agreement Of
last summer whereby Joint stock and
other companies domicilcd In either
country are recognized as having o
legal existence In the other country
and are permitted either To bring OF
defend actions In the law courts.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1905-01-06
ALL QUIET AT THE FRONT.
Russians and Japs VIII Begin Cam
paign In Earnest In the Spring.

RsibN W IaENNhA w VIC opFlVAs
Everything continues quiet along
the front Of the hostile armies. &c.
cordlng to adyicos from Manchurla.
There Is little expectation OF decls-
i've movement tin spring. when Il will
be possible for both sides to throw In
strong achievements and recon.
mence the campaign In earnest.
The chief japanese unoaslness
seems to be with regard to their com.
munlcations eastward They have an
unusually full equipment Of narrow
gauge field railways one Of which con
meets General Kurokl's base al sha-
hedzl with Fengwangcheng. with
branch to saimatsza. A supplement.
AIRY line is being constructed connect
ing Lao Yang with Halcheng.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1905-01-06
Ru.sIans on coas. Of Madapa.sar.

Vice Admiral Roicstyenaky's dlyis.
lon OF the Russian second Pacific
squadron. consisting Of nyo battle.
ships. three cruisers. the transports
Kamtchutln and Anadyr and tho hog
pltal ship Orcl, anchored In tho road.
stead OF Saint Marie, Madagascar.
Monday. Tho dispatch boat Llbau
afterwards visited Tamatayo to ale
dispatches The Libau reports that
the Russian warBhips are In excellent
condition. despite the severe storms
they have encountered
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1905-01-06
EXPLOSION At SEA.

Eleven Of the Crew Of Vessel Were
Killed.
Tho Danish steamer GallIa, from
Hamburg, Doc s, for Savannah. ha,
arrived at Hamilton, Bermuda. with
tho survivors OF the Grow of the Nor,
voglan bark MarpcsI0, Captain Jen,
sen. from Now York Dec %. Tor Cete
The Marposla was blown up 90 sea
hy the explosion Of her cargo OF nan
tina. and eleven OF her crow were
killed. Seven Of the crew. who weru
saved. landed no Hamilton
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1905-01-06
COST OF PEAsopYlsM.
militia to Guard Miners Cost state
Enormous sum,

state Treasurer whitney Newton
OF Colorado, In his annual report To
the governor, gives the total amount
OF certificates OF Indebtedness issued
In payment OF military expenses as
y77G4Ci, and recommends that tho
legislature authorize an issue Of $780,
QUO "insurrcction bonds" payable In
twenty-five years and 90 draw not 20
exceed 3is per cent interest annually.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1905-01-06
PRAISE sroessEL.
British Soldiers Enthusiastic over
His Defense Of Port Arthur.

Ais Defense Of Port Arthur.
General stocsfel's defense OF Port
Arthur has excited the admiration OF
Earl Roberts, commandcrin.chlet OF
the British forces.
1T has been a magnificent defense, A"
said tho veteran fighter enthusiast.
cally. what a splendid fellow he H..
admire him"
Field Marshal Viscount Wolseley
and Major General nadonpuwoll also
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1905-01-06
FAvoRs WHIPPING POST.
Grand Jury Of District Of Columbia
Urges II for Wlfe.Beaters.

The grand jury, In making report
for the present term Of tho supreme
court Of the District Of Columbia rec
commended the establishment OF the
whipping post. The question has been
agltnted ever since the president In
his message recommended corporal
punishment for wifc,beaters In the
district OF Columbia. II II believed
the whipping post would reduce the
number Of cases.
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-06
susUzBAN REAL ESTATE.

FOR sale-New house. 4 rooms and bath. fur
nished, and lots; corner: electric light and
all modern improvements; over 20 assorted
fruit trees; good vegetable garden and iron
fence; In Corte Madaera. As minutes from
San francisco: electric cars; house blocks
ket ST., city,
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-06
MILL VALLEY Real ESTATE.

ARE you aware that you can buy lot with
MAGNIFICENT redwood trees within As minutes
ride from a large city? Directly at the sta
tfor at charming Mill Valley Offering
lots covered with beautiful trees and running
back to a babbling brook for $3.50. We have
other lots not quite well situated at prices
as low as $780, Termss-10 per cent cash. $40
monthly. Only few lots left Agent the
grounds Sundays.
LYON q HOA9,
116 Montgomery 81.
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-06
FRUITVALE ADvTsMNTS
rrurrvALr zooMs AND BOARD.

ROOMS with hrst-ciass board. IN one Of the
most beautiful homes in Upper Fruitvale: an
ideal camping place for club Of young men:
in an orchard. with spring water: and board
IL desired: close to cars ]. w. WILBUR &
CO. Dimond. Cal.
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-06
surrrNoAME xEAr rsrArE.

HAVE you seen our tract. directly at the sta
ton, with its beautiful shade trees, we'll
macadamized roads. with sewers and water
mains laid and all the pretty houses that
have been erected during the past year7 Il
is unquestionably the best plat of land that
has been offered for sale in many days. Lots
are selling fast: one-half OF the tract has
been sold, and no wonder. Prices are low;
$3.50 will buy lot 50x1S0: only $50 cash re-
quired We have larger lots at higher prices
Bear in mind-no saloons buildings OF an
Objectionable character Will be allowed on
this tract Office on the grounds Send for
booklet
LYON & HoAG. 11s Montgomery st.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1905-10-10

Some Of the city officials and prom
inent citizens mere called my atten-
ton to what Vinol had accomplished
for them, and induced me to give it
a trial. 1 must confess that it GER
tainly worked wonders for me. It was
delicious to take and did not upset
my stomach like old fashioned cod liver
Oil and emulsion; it gave me a hearty
appetite, cured my stomach trouble
and strengthened and invigorated my
entire system. I wish every sick per-
son In Walla Walla would try this
great cod liver oil preparation, Vinol"
j. S. Darnell, Mayor Of Frankfort, KY.
The Green & Jackson Drug company
says: "The above letter is perfectly
genuine, and we endorse all Mayor
Darnell says. We guarantee vinol to
increase the appetite, cure stomach
troubles, renew the vitality of the
aged, build up the run down, tired
and debilitated, make the weak
strong, cure chronic coughs, colds
and build up the convalescent, or
we will return to the purchaser ev-
cry dollar paid for it,"
Green e. Jackson Drug Co.