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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-08-07

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MILAN. AA 81
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dc Caguas don jose Molina Munoz.
Sc hs ordenado una visita dc
inspection 4 Santarce y Pderta do
TERRA, 4 fo d. conocer los casos
de sarAm pi6a gus &c han presentsdo
On dichos caserfos. Ell docto- Avi'es
y el insp actor de- 8 Sanidad ieii ,r Sal
dana, prAeticAron dicha inapecci6n.
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sal municipal por disposici6n del al.
calds sefior Todd. s, trata de pro.
porcionar msdios q fin de oorregir las
deficiencies de dlcho establecimiento.
Ell fscsl sefior Csmpilio ssnHende
en- los juicios de- los hie'gdistas que
han de celebrarss on 10 Corts munich
pal.
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ei cuando mas - agradeoe la-efcacia
RADICAL del Digsativn Noiarrists
cuya superioridsd estS univerialmente
corfrmada para curar las enfermede.
dss al sst6usgo. I" So SKIS a.
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mas bien conocidas, que 10 tomaror
durante tres rasses, son las que 10 hal
hecho glorioso, pero un' solo estuch'
produce meJor efecto que una dozen,
de frssccs de cualquier otro remedio
poroue ademds de ser el 1dnico verda
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tengs grabado el nombre Digestive
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De verta en- las farmacias de 10
sefiores NJ. Blanco y CR, Ramon Aims
zAu, y Fidel Gaillermety de San Jus
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dos On Ia plaza algunos carros de ps
por lita de- pss,.a 81 @sg'ts 4 aast
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el un extreme de laplas principal.
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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-08-07
SECCl0N MERcAN TIL
N0tas c9m,Tclae5 De San Juan

Prsclos mIm de los articu!os
que so detallan en-
almaoenes
ARROZ.-Japtn II $4t q 4i;Idem
iss3} . 81, americsno corriente de
1925 q 3 40.
Aios de 20 ctvs. a 40.
Jamopes Z 10.
Qussos amscs. q SIS. Patagras lS.
Toeiao. = q 1i Is.
Jab6n, A.60 & s4.70 Rocamora;
americana, t2i ~.
Pkssa del pals s4t.
MantecA s5i s.t en- y On latas de
q 41o.
EsrinA da tb} asst.
Habichuelas blaness del pals s3t 3
amerisanas ist a.
Colorsdas del pals 81 49,
Am5ricanas blancas largaa Is.
aarbanzos a 10.
Bscalao SIS At.
Cshollas ass.
Arenques s6t.
AapseQuills, de >14 l6
Pasta americana en- caiss de una
arroba s . ID.
Papas smericanas do sl.s0 2.
Id islenss ~
Tasajo q $40.
varlos articuIts del pals
Preci0s corrientes
Ax6car para al consume:
Goscabado claro de "a. e43,
De misl claro 1915.
Cenrifugs claro &c IL ar4
Americana dc 1854 s6.
De Ponce s4l IS.
Algoi0a de Al 81.
Almid6n q "a At
Oats corriente Sllt III.
Cuaros duloes s18}a17
Cocos do Is q 18 millar.
Ron 80 grados Cartier q SO csnya-
vos gal6n.
Maix . 1.50.
Seho s4i %.
TAbsco, nominal.
camDios oGrrienteS
Londsss check 4.68 q 4.S8i
Paris "a s2t D.
EAmburgo 3ta4s
New York ll8 P.
KspaGa 8 div 25} q % D
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-08-07

Banco EspaGol... 8 Is q 20.
Banco Territorial. 9 IL is.
Buques anuncIados
<Augusta W. Snow.s Dsl puerto
de Nsw York para oil nuestro sali6
el IL del pasado. :
<Caracas,. Saldra para New York
el 9 del corriente.
<Philadelphias. Con procedencia
de New York recalara ell 10 del presen-
to y seguira viaje para Ia Giayra.
catalina, Sali6 de BARGE elona
para esta hacienda las escalas de cos
sumbre el 30 del corriense.
I0naron puerto:
Go.eta <Isabela, dc Maysgnsl y
Aguadilla.
G olsts { dayagu ,aa, de Porcs
y Cabo r 'io.
Sc nQbisitdron de salida:
Vapor am maricauo "a k .dias para
"a is!a.
Vapor aleman <K h iiogsns psrs
la Gaary.
G )leta sPrc grestS para A -ectbo
Id <Co: stancias Msyagu
Buques en- puerto
TRAVSEIA
<Juhn Nc Darmonts cargando.
<Chas ) Ri,sS peadIsate.
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COSTANGROS
<Risarlo Ruiz iavarnando.
<[adias peadiente.
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<Carmen, Vleques.
<Csrme.itas pendients.
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<porto Rlcos pendiente.
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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-08-07

cuarta nsercn adan centavos nsa por cada nsec6n
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1905-04-21
Life Crushed Out Of Little Fellows In
Stampede az an indianapolis
Theatre.
SOME ONE SHOUTED FIRE"
And the False Alarm Produced
Panic In Which -Four New5boys
Are Killed Outright.

indianapolis. Ind Fronziod by a
false alarm Of fire. several hundred
eager ncwHhoyH. struggling 10 obtain
their share Of FREQ tickets Ia a local
theatre. which were being distributed
by a travelling representative of a
patent medicine company siampcdod
IN a narrow stairway ln the Masonic
Temple Monday night crushing the
ITO out of four boys and seriously in
Turing several others
Long before the time appointed for
tho distribution ~ the tickets the
stairs Of the Masonic Temple. nt the
southwest corner of Washington
street and Capitol avenue. were
crowded with a pushing. yelling crowd
" nowaboys. each anxious 10 Boz first
to receive hIs pass when the dlstri.
button began. the excitement became
moro Intense and the efforts Of Hoy.
crai policemen who had been detailed
30 prevent trouble were unayullnE
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1905-04-21
Remains Of Americas First Naval
Hero Have Been Discovered In
Paris, France, Cemetery.
Ambassador Porter Has Been En-.
gagged In Search for Past Five
Years, His Labors Finally De-
ing Rewarded.

Paris, Francc.-Thc remarkable
search which Ambassador Porter has
conducted for the body Of Paul Jones
has been crowned with success by the
discovery OF the body and lts ldontin'
cation Friday by the highest ench
medical experts as unq"". nObly
that Of tho famous American ADMIRAL
who founded the American navy.
Ambassador Porter cablcd TO wash.
ington Friday night announcing the
successful results OF his long and az.
hcult search. The body Is In a good
state OF preservation. considering the
intermcnt took place over one hun.
drod years ago.
The circumstances leading 10 the
final discovery OF the body are partlc.
ularly interesting. General Porter has
conducted the search for the last 1--WE
years and when congress recently
took no action upon the presidents
recommendation for the expenses in.
cldent to the search. the ambassador
continued tho extensive labors at his
own expense. A large force OF work
men has been engaged night and day
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1905-04-21
The FInaerIess Man EspIaIns.

He was a man OF 40, with the three
last fingers OF his right hand missing,
and when he saw that the man on his
right was looking and wondering he
said:
"You have been In a 700. haven't
you?"
"oh. yos."
"You have noticed bones lying about
on the floor Of the Hons cago?'
Certainly"
And you have put your hand
through the bars Of the cage after ono
OF them TO see what the lion would do.
mo. never did any tomfool thing
like that. ANY man OF common sense
knows that the lion would bite him.
so that's the way you lost your I'm
gers. is ~"
mo. not exactly"
How not oxactly?"
why. got the bone out all right,
and the lion only grinncd az me, but
next day while saving wood on ma
chine. got these fingers In tina way
OF the old saw and they were nippcd
on Next time you go TO the 100 try Il
on. You don't know how easy you can
get the bones OUT
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1905-04-21
SCOURGE STRIKES NEVADA TOWN

viii send ia a physician. DR. Heppner
late Of the United states army. and a
man who has been through n number
Of plaques. lie goes to ind the true
conditions In the camp. and viii sub
init a report soon after his arrival
there.
Governor Sparks has also appointed
a special medical commission and sent
the members into Tonopah. These
men will cooperate with the physi.
clans Of tho camp and at once begin
a campaign to check the disease that
is moving down people at the rate OF
Eve TO twenty-five each day. on Fri.
day twelve bodies were stretched out
on slabs In the only undertaking es-
Enlistment In the camp. An cqunl
number at least were dead around the
town The disease strikes without
warming. the healthy are the most sus.
ccptiblc. and In from twelve to TWEEN.
ty.four hours are dead. the Bodies
blackened by the mysterious poison
that saps their lives away
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1905-04-21
Eamous Kentucky Beauty Dead.

New York. Miss Matte Rel Quar-.
rIor daughter Of the late Archie
Quarter Of Louisville. Ky, vice prcsl-
dent Of the Louisville a Nashville
railroad, Is dead at tho home OF her
brother In this city She was a great
beauty and was To have been married
April 20 TO James " Mcdonald Miss
Quarter had been IN with pleurisy
but had sufficiently recovered last
week to FIX the date Of her wedding.
Sunday In a NJ Of coughing she burst
a blood vessel and death occurred al
most Immediately
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1905-04-21

Washington Tho senate Interstate
commerce commission mot Monday "a
begin hearing ON railway rate logla.
latlon The committee viii meet at 10
o'clock each day and the sessions will
continue until ln the afternoon The
power 10 nx rates 10 private car lines
and terminal facilities and other COG
nnto matters will bc considered
Attorney General Moody a. tho re-.
quest ~ the committee, has prepared
exhaustive opinions ON several points
20 be- covered In tho bearings. which
will be- submitted 10 the committee
within a fow days,
The opinion viii cover tho power Of
congress 10 delegate TO commission
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1905-04-21
BODY OF PAUL JONES DISCOVERED

lunnellng and crosstunneling the old
St. Louis cemetery. This constituted
a huge operation. embracing nearly a
block covered with buildings and re.
qulrlng a system OF subterranoan min.
ing.
Finally the leaden coffin containing
the remains OF the admiral was dis
covered. II was opened In the pres
ont Of General Porter Colonel Bailey
Blanchard. second secretary OF tho
American embassy. and Engineer
wcls, who has been directing the OK.
cavatlon. The body was found 10 DO
well preserved. owing to its being i'm.
mcrscd In alcohol It was wrapped In
n sheet with q packing Of straw and
hay Those present were immediate.
~ struck by tho resemblance Of tho
head TO that on tho modnllIons and
bust Of the admiral.
The limbs were wrapped In tinfoil.
presumably for sea transportation. as
Indicated In n letter OF the admirals
nearest friend and pallboaror at his
funeral. Colonel Blackendon. who
said:
Ills body was put In n lcadcn cot.
I'm. so that In case the United States.
which he had 10 essentially served.
should claim his remains. they might
be more easily removed"
Finding that all the internal organs
were singularly well preserved. the
doctors made an autopsy. which
showed distinct proofs OF the disease
from which the admiral II known TO
have died. Tho Identification was pro-
nounced complete In every particular.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1905-04-21
HAS THE POWER TO FIX THE RATES

tho fixing of rates. including the right
To- reduce rates and force a reduction
of expenses, also the constitutional
question as to the right Of the govern.
mcnt 10 allow dincrontials between
different ports In case rates are fixed.
A. present dlnorcntlals in favor Of
some ports nrc allowed by agreements
among the roads The question mlsed
ls whether the government can allow
such dIncrcntinls II Il fixes the rates
Chairman Elklns was asked II he
know what the opinion Of the attorney
general would be- and gave II a. bis
opinion that the attorney general
would hold that congress had tho
power 90 delegate To commission au'
th0rity TO iiN rates.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1905-04-21

New York-Flye persons were bad.
ly hurt, fifty others narrowly escaped
death or injury and hundreds we're
driven from adjoining tenements in a
fire on Friday that entirely destroyed
the seyen'story sweatshop building at
l27'l3l Hester street. and extended to
and damaged several other nearby
buildings, When the fire was at It's
height the flames liz up the whole OF
the lower part Of the city and the East
river with a glare that could be seen
for miles, The damage Is estimated
at close upon 100000.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1905-04-21

Rome -Tho strike OF railroad men
which began Monday was not as sue.
cessful as expected. Some OF the men
refused TO strike and published a
manifesto saying they could not risk
the brcad Of ther families.
With these men and a military es.
cort one train left Rome on each line.
A car on each train was converted
into a prison for use II arrests are
necessary during the journey. Not.
withdrawing the uncertainty Of such
travelling many Americans left thIs
city for Naples, Florence and Pisa
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1905-04-21
BOYS ARE KILLED IN THEATRE JAM

Itie alleged that ono Of the boyg Do
the cndoayor to hasten the en- q
those who bad received their pare.
shouted "F.rr" Immediately noe
at the top faced about and win a..
most .uparhuman strength BEGAN b
force their way To- tho bottom d tte
nIr shrlchs aud physical enoou,.
tprs followed Tor a few seconds. shn
from some cause those near The I'd,
fu hoadlong on the struggling mas
a. the bottom.
Immediately policemen from 10
central station. who responded 10 a
riot CALL began tho work Of rucu.
-Four OF the boys were dead whm *.
treated from their position at The BOT.
tom of the stairs. Others believed 10
have been fatally crushed were hkn
out as fast ns they could be dls@tp.
rlcd from their fronzled compahloni.
who fought and chung TO each other n
After the Injured had been take
from the scene Of death and no
crowd had left the sidewalk the slgii
presented by the stairway and-NAs
In front " the door and In the uppir
hallway was Rruesume In the e.
IRENE. Blood trickled down the step.
Fragments of clothing and flesh wCo
strcwu here and there.
The accident evidently had lltte Il.
feet ON about forty boys, who. ARR
tho excitement was over. went to ne
theatre
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1905-04-21

Speculation Is rife In mining circles
as to what might have been the fate OF
the Cullnan diamond had 1t not been
picked mp on the surface,
A stone OF that magnitude, n carried
to the washing machine. would not
pass through the cylinder, and might
concelyably be picked out and care
lessly thrown aside with the discard
ed humps. H. on the other hand, II
reached the rollers, Il would inovita'
bly, be smashed into several pieces,
Wells. the old Kimberleyite. who had
the good luck to find the record stone,
is said. by the way, to have been re-
warded by check running into FIVE
figures. Diamond Fields Advertiser
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1905-04-21
Nephew Of Senator Beverldss En-.
gage In Saloon erawl

NATION. nl.-Thomas BeyoHige. 20
years OF age. nephew Of United states
Senator Beverldge Of Indiana Sunday
seriously stabbed James Lakewood.
The fight followed a quarrel In a sa.
loon. Lakewood assaulted Beyerldge.
who drew a knife and slashod him IN
the face and side. While attempting
to escape arrest BeyorIdge was shot
twice by an officer, Roth injured men
are In the hospital but will recover.
Warrants have been issued Tor their
arrest.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1905-04-21
BETTER THINGS PROMISED BY CAR

Tinis.-A proclamation OF Count
Won vorintrofr.Dashkor. the new gov.
ernor general Of the Caucasus was
gazotted on Friday announcing that
in accordance with the intention OF
Emperor Nicholas the governor gea.
eral will. when no assumes Office, con.
woke conferences Of representatives OF
all the towns, peasant communities
and orthodox. Armenian and NOLAN.
mcdan churches, with the view OF con
corting measures for the establish.
mont Of public security, defining tho
amendments necessary 10 the judicial
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1905-04-21
Youth Shoots His Brother While Seat.
ed az Breakiaat TabIe.

stockton, Cal.-wmlam Mohr. son
" Henry Mohr a farmer In the
southern part Of San Joaquin county,
killed his brother George with q
rifle Monday. then locked himself In
his room. and with the same rifle
killed himself Williams, who is said
60 have been a woakmindod youth,
shot his brother az tho breakfast table
without proyocation, lie Immediately
went 20 his room and committed sui.
eide George lived only long enough
10 tell his father and mother goodbye,
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1905-04-21
STRIKE IN ITALY NOT A SUCCESS

The leaders OF the movement arc
trying to bring about a general strike
OF all workmen. but they md litilo
sympathy. II II occurs the govern
mont has decided to entrust the nil.
wary authorities w"A>ihe, |s,H.
nance Of order II
Five menofwar have been ordered
to Genoa to maintain order.
The strike Is In protest Of the new
bill presented by the Forts cabinet
because It provides for the dismissal
Of those who go on strike and docs
not contain an arbitration clause.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1905-04-21

Vancouver. II, C.-Murdcred by ST.
washes In the vicinity Of shoal bay 10
believed TO have been the fate OF
Walter Taylor. who disappeared I'VE
weeks ago. Residents Of the up.coast
logging center think that Taylor was
Killed by natives IN revenge Tor little
mistakes alleged 10 have been made
by him In his business dealings with
the Indians. Early In March Taylor
was sent from Shoal bay to Hommlng
bay. a distance Of five miles. with a
message from Petor Mcdonald to
some men at the lattcr's Digging
camp, Taylor was never seen alive
afterwards
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1905-04-21
DIVORCE NOT AN EVIL, SAYS SUSAN

men married to brutal mon as Canada
was once a refuge from brutal mas.
tors. will never vote for a rcsolu.
tlon that will cut women on from
refuge from designing and brutal
men"
Tho council adopted formally the
onti-polygamy resolution, also n reso.
luton deploring tho horrors OF war in
general, and particularly the present
war In the far cast The council
pledged Itself through resolution to
establish and maintain klndcrgartens
ana day nurseries for the poorer
classes OF colored children.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1905-04-21

Washington.-oyer tho bitter pro.
test Of Miss Susan H. Anthony, the
National Council OF Women on Friday
adopted resolution pledglng the or
ganizatIon to cooperate with church
and state to ascertain what are tho
chief causes which induce or lead up
10 divorce,
81 do not consider divorce an evil
by any means" asserted Miss An.
thony, who was on her feet before the
reading Of tho resolution had been
concluded.
1T Is just as much a refuge for wo.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1905-04-21
HeId on charae 81 Murde,.

Wallowa, Wash,--J, II, McBane OF
Grand Junction, Colo, who last Sun.
day shot and killed two "squatters'
named Theodore and Charles frost.
who had located on McBane's ranch at
West Grossman, has been charged
with the murder Of Charles frost by
a coroner's jury and later bound over
TO appear before the circuit court by
Justice Of the Peace Smith. Accord.
ing to evidence introduced before tho
jury McBane had made threats
against the TrostS
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1905-04-21
FRANCE MUST MAKE EXPLANATION

on tho subject OF It's intentions. but II
rs expected that II will mako lmmo.
dlato representations 10 France
Tho response Of Franco Is eagerly
awaited particularly as TO whether
Franco admits the squadron Is within
territorial waters, France denied that
the Russian squadron was within ter.
rItorlal waters when on Madagascar,
n she denies Il In this Instance 10 viii
give Japan an opportunity TO attack
the Russian vessels without violating
Frances neutrality.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1905-04-21
HEALTHY MOVED DOWN
~ THE REAPER DEATH
Tonopah, Nevada, Ravaged by a
Strange Disease. and Hundreds
Are Leaving Camp.

Reno. Nevada Hundreds OF people
fockcd into Reno on the Virginia &
Truckee train Friday night. fleeing
from the sickness now so prevalent At
Tonopah Sycry train for week
has been crowded ana, strange as Il
may seem. the ingolng trains have
been filled also.
That people are dying In tho DO.
nanza camp Is now generally admit.
ted but the theory that their deaths
has been caused by wood alcohol pois.
onlng is secuted The people Of the
town have taken the matter In hand
and the Nevada State Journal OF Reno
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1905-04-21
POSTMASTER HELD UP IN HIS OFFICE

wclscr lda.-A lone hlghwayman
held up tho Alpine postoincc ami
store Saturday night securing $50 In
money. From reports brought 10 this
city Il appears that NJ l., Wnkorson.
tho postmaster ana proprietor N the
rtorc. was alone about o'clock ln tho
evening. when stranger entered
with a white mask ON his face. who
Immediately drew a revolver ON him
and commanded him 10 lic down on
the floor.
Mr. Wilkinson did as requested,
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1905-04-21

Toxic. Tho information received
regarding vessels OF tho Russian
squadron being seen at Kamranh bay,
April ~. reached Toxic Monday aud
was given 10 tho public through a
hricf communication from the navy
department
The news was a surprise because %
was generally doubted that Franco
would permit the use OF her ports 10 O
bclllgcrcnt squadron engaged In Of
fousiyc operations,
The Japanese government Is silent
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1905-04-21

while tho robbcr went through the
money drawer taking an the money
thcrofrom. He then left In the dark
moss. Mr.. wnkorson notified neigh.
bors and a search was made for the
rnbbor. but no had disappeared. His
masl, was found short distance
from the postofice.
Omccrs have been notified and q
search is being made Alpine Is atty
miles from Wclsor In tho northern
portion OF the county. The robbor
was q stranger 10 the postmaster
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1905-04-21
EVIDENCE WAS LACKING.
Prosecution Of Beef Trust In Texa,
Came to Nauaht.

prosecution OF Beer Trust In Texas
Came to Nauaht.
Austin Texas.-The legislative com.
mittoe appointed to investigate the
methods OF the beef trust and Us opor.
atoms in Texas made a report Fri.
day and stated in substance that while
they had made much inquiry there had
not developed evidence OF a specific
violation OF tho antitrust law ON
which they could recommend the In.
stlgatIon OF civil or criminal proceed.
ings against any particular person or
corporation. The report continues;
From adyices received, we are
able to state that in our judgment
there exists In this state comblna,
ton OF persons and corporations en-,
gagged IN the business OF packing and
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1905-04-21

procedure OF the Caucasus and intro.
ducing zemstvo administration. The
governor general also proposed to has
ten the surveys OF tho crown lands
available for cultivation; that they
may be allotted TO those In need Of
land. The proclamation adds that the
emperor has ordered n revision Of tho
question Of the connscatIon OF the Ar.
menian church property, and con.
cludcs with urging the maintenance OF
tranquility SO that conditions In the
Caucasus may speedily be improved.
In accordance with the imperial re.
script Of March ..