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The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1905-02-10
SHERMAN BELLS OPINION.

military necessity recognizes no
laws, either civil or social" says Adju.
tant General Sherman a. Bell Of Colo.
RADIO In his biennial report made on
Thursday Reporting the use ~ the
troops In the mining camps during the
two years Of Governor Pcabody's adj.
mlnlstratIon the adjutant general uses
the following language:
AS military commander. the author.
ity and dignity OF the state Of Colo.
RADIO were at all times upheld and as.
serted. In seeking to amoliorato a con.
dillon Of dynamite murder and assas.
slnatlon, under the guisc OF labor. that
was intocrablc.
"Autocratlc In name and speculative
In It's incorporated trusts. not the
unlonlsm recognized 20 associate with
working Improvement in the condition
OF the honest working people OF the
state their wives and families better.
mcnt. but nre.eating Socialists and
Anarchists. famed by an un.Amerlcan
press the whole outfit will some day
cause the lawmakers to both suppress
and Danish beyond the state line. such
action becoming citizens necessity
by the lawmakers and necessary for
the protection and welfare Of the lndi.
yidual who labors for wages. whom
Individually and collectively have the
highest respect and regard for ns VOL
as for their happiness and prosperity"
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1905-02-10
FArAL TROLLEY ACCIDENT.
Car Jumps the Track, killing one and
lnIurlnu Ten Persons.

Car Jumps the Track. killing One and
lnIurlnu Ten Persons.
Adolph p. Johnson was killed and
ten persons were injured In a runaway
car accident In Portland. Ore. Mon.
day morning. The car ran away on a
grade. and on striking a curve jumped
the track The injured were cXtricat.
ed from their peril with great dim.
Guilty. the car being almost chopped To
pieces before the last OF the injured
was removed.
The wreck seems to have been
caused by the slippery condition Of
the rails. owing 10 n frost The mo.
torman. when he realized that the car
was approaching the curve too rapid
~. threw on his brakes and reversed
the current. hut this was not sum
client 10 check the momentum. and
the car. with its load, struck the curve
with 30 terrific force that the body of
the car lett the forward trucks before
the trucks left the tracks This re-
suited In the rear trucks dragging tho
back part Of the body ~ the car with
Them until II was turned half way
around
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1905-02-10
cENsoRs EDIT PAPERS.
Warsaw Editors Allowed TO Resume
Work Under Eye Of Boullaan.

Warsaw newspapers reappeared
Friday morning after eight days sus.
pension Of publication. They are
subjected 10 the most severe censor.
ship under the orders Of the minister
Of interior. Boullgan. Most Of the
shops reopened Friday. but only n few
Of the strikers returned to work.
Scattered Instances Of violence were
reported. A student Of the university
was killed In the morning. and strikers
KILLED a workman who had been IN
communication with the military au
thorlties.
The workmcn Of the cutlery factory
attempted 10 resume their employ.
mont. but strikers entered the build.
Ing and demolished the machinery.
Most Of the strikers. APPARENTLY. are
not yet willing 10 return 10 work.
Workmen In all the sugar factories
u Poland which number forty.two.
struck on February 2. These factories
hitherto have been working day and
night to supply the troops In Man
churia.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1905-02-10
sKlRmlsHEs ON THE Shake.
Russians Repulse Japanese, According
TO Russian Reports.

Russians Repulse japanese, According
to Russian Reports.
Dispatches from st. Petersburg say
that General Kuropatkln. In a report
TO Emperor Nicholas. says:
mo lighting was reported on Feb.
ruary 4. AZ present activity IN con.
fned TO operations by our volunteers.
which harass the enemy There ~ a.
tlllery airing on both sides. aud histy
strengthening OF positions by both the
Russians and japanese"
General Kuropatkin. on Friday. re,
ported the repulse Of the Japanese al,
vance guard on the left flank. toward
Sanosyn and Chansan, with sllght
losses the Japanese leaving hfty dead
on the field
According TO General Kuropatkln's
last reports. which Indicate the wound.
INK of a third Russian general. Do.
mobowsk. tho operations at Sandhnu
and tho lighting nj Shake have been
| mOmentarlly suspended.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1905-02-10
Morton,s Name left Out.

Tho interstate commerce commits.
sion has forwarded TO the attorney
general a report on the investigation
OF the charges that the Atchlson. To.
peka q Santa Fo railroad has been
granting rebates to the Colorado Fuel
a Iron company the report showing
that the law had been violated In these
transactions and referring the whole
matter to the department Of Justice
for action. Tho commissions decision
holding that tho law had been violated
Is accompanied by the voluminous ties.
timony taken at the hearing. There is
no mention OF Secretary Of the Navy
Morton, who was vice president Of
the road at the time tho transactions
occurred, In the commissions decision.
and no connection whatever by tho
commission between Mr.. Morton and
the rate transaction complained OF.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1905-02-10
LAND FRAUDS IN OREGON.
Indictment Returned Against Senator
Mitchell and state Senator erowneII.

Indictment Returned Against Senator
Mitchell and State Senator Brownell.
Interest In the Oregon land fraud
cases was again raised to fever heat
by the announcement that the Federal
grand jury at Portland had. ON Wed.
nesday. indicted United States Sen.
ator John II. Mitchell on another
charge OF bribery. and had also indict.
ed State Senator George c. Brownell.
one Of the foremost Republican poll.
tlclans and lawyers In this state on
charges Of subornatlon Of perjury
This indictment against MIR Mitchell
alleges that while senator from this
state to the Federal congress he &C.
coptcd on seven different occasions
sums OF money aggregating $4,000
from a timber land dealer named
Frederick Il. Krlbs, for services ren.
deIcd In. It IL alleged. inducing Con.
gresham Dingnr Hermann. the com.
missioner OF the general land Office 1t
Washington. 20 expedite, make special
and approve certain applications for
public lands. and recommend the II.
suing OF patents to the lands
The indictment against Senator
Brownol charges that Mr. Brownell
caused Fred Sicyors and John How.
land 10 swear falsely that certain field
notes In connection with the survey OF
public lands In eastern oregon were
true.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1905-02-10
REvoLurlon on 40 I'LL.
Argentine Rebels Tire OF War and
Make overtures Tor Peace

Adviccs from Buouus Ayros are I'd"
the onoci that the insurroctIou is ad
mittod to have boon failure and the
government now has matters we'll 'n
hand Monday the military rebels NJ
Cordoba ondoayorcd 10 make terms
with the government by Offering io
surrender n they we're absolyod and
permitted 10 retain their rank threat
ening that ~ conditions were refused
they would hold as hostages DR. Al.
cnrta. the vice president NJ the repub.
lic. and other notable persons who
we're surprised and captured In that
city on Saturday President Qulntnnn
declined ~ listen tD any compromise.
adding that rebels had mo- rights a.
combaianis. and would be- amenablo
10 military law The prompt suppres
sion Of the outbreak would Indicate
the absence ~ OH the usual elements
Of revolution The rising was pure.
~ military and was limited In ~
proportions
Late information shows that the In.
surrectlunary movement ~ now re-
stricted 10 Cordoba. Generals Whit.
ter. Benavidca. Garcia and Roca. with
largely superior forces. are surround
INK the city. The rebels are holding
Senator Yofre
The minister ~ interior has sent %
Telegram 10 the governors Of the yari.
Gus provinces. Informing them that
order has been re.establlshod and that
consequently the extraordinary meas.
ures that were ordered instituted arc
no longer necessary.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1905-02-10
No Man Safe In Colorado.

Curtailment OF the powers OF tho
governor OF Colorado is the demand
Of $4,000 members OF organized labor
embodied In a petition from the Den.
YER Trades and Labor assembly pre-.
scented TO the legislature. Under the
construction OF the supreme court on
the question OF habeas corpus" says
the petition. mo man is safe" With
the petition Is presented the draft OF
two constitutional amendments pro
vlding for calling out militia and re-
garding Suspension OF kabeGs corpus.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1905-02-10
Iuoee swAYNs MAKES ANSWER.
Admits Charges But Has an Esplana.
ton In Each Case.

Through his counsel. Judge swayne
Of Florida on Friday made formal re-.
Spouse In the senate TO the articles Of
impeachment voted by the house Of
representatives. The answer was a
formidable document In point OF size
Each Of the twelve articles Of i'm.
parchment was answered az length In
every case the fact charged was al.
mltted. but explained from Judge
swayne's point Of view. and in add
ton. Il was contondcd that even II the
conditions we're true as charged. they
we're not Of a character to Justify pro.
cecdings for impeachment for high
crimes and misdomeanors."
The answer was read by former
Senator Thurston. and when he con.
cludod the senate issued an order re-
qulring the house to nle its formal 70
ply by next Monday and directed that
all pleadIngs shall be in by February
.. 20 that the trial may proceed Fob.
ruary 10.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1905-02-10
Takes After Her Mamma.

The runaway marriage OF Lillian
Russell's daughter. Dorothy, has end.
ed in the divorce courts. In a petit.
ton iled in the court in Chicago on
Wednesday, Abbot l., Elnstein, the
husband. is charged with being eHtrav.
agant, lazy and brutal He refuses
10 work, and I am compelled TO sup
port him." Is one complaint OF the
petitioner. Failing to get money from
his wife, II is declared Elnstein took
$4,000 worth OF her diamonds and
spent the proceeds In gambling.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1905-02-10
Rsndered HomeIess b. EIre.

Five houses have been destroyed by
fire and thlrty.slx families made home
less by a FIRE In the Williamsburg sec
ton OF Brooklyn. Many persons mar
rowly escaped death, Owing 10 the
severe cold, the tiremen suffered great,
iy. Many hands and noses were froz.
On. and the policemen suffered like
wise Property valued at $4,000 was
destroyed. Nine faHilios were rout.
ed out by hre In another section OF
brooklyn about the same time,
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1905-02-10
OFFICER AssAsslNArEo.
Proeurstor Of Finland Victim OF PolI,l.
cal Plot.

cal Plot
sollsalon solninen. procurator gen.
eral ~ FINLAND. who. before he was
cnnoblcd. was known by the name oi
Johnson. was aBsassinatod at lleis'
lngford. Monday. by young man
whose Identity up 10 the present tlmc
has not been determined The assassin
and soillncn'a son were both wound.
ed In the duel following the murder.
The motive Of the crime apparently
was purely political the slain ofncinl
being a prominent member OF the Cow
eminent party
Tho assassin called at the procura.
tors residence. gave the name Of
Alexander Gadd. was admitted 10 the
offioiala study. and upon his entrance
fred four shots from a revolver one
Of tho bullets piercing the breast Of
tho procurator. who expired almost
instantly.
His i7.yoarold son. hearing the
shots, rushed In from an adjoining
room, and fired three or four shots nj
his fathers assailant, whose right leg
was broken below the knee by n bull
let. The boy was also wounded The
assassin IL now In the hospital. where
no lies unconscious.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1905-02-10
LEGISLATOR sTlRs UP TROUBLE
Warm Time May Result From Speech
Delivered to Students.

An upheaval In the Illinois leglsla.
ture, possibly rivaling the recent
boodling exposures In tho legislature
OF Missouri. may be the outcome OF
an address made by Representative
Frank d. Comerford Of Chicago to the
students OF the Illinois college OF law
recently.
The general assembly has appoint.
ed committee OF seven 10 investigate
Mr.. Comerford's charges. which are
reported as specifically alleging that
the Illinois legislature is n great pub.
lie auction, whore special privileges
are sold TO the highest corporation
bidders. and that. without respect to
party Affiliations the 'grafters' seem
to be Ia the majority"
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1905-02-10
Nine Sets Of Trlplets.

President Roosevelt win be Intro.
duced this week TO tho father and
mother Of nine sets Of triplcts. and Il
Is expected he viii present them With
an autograph photo George V. Dun.
Vile. the father, Is but forty.thrce
years old, and his wife IL thlrty.elrht.
They live In Yankton. s. u. They OK.
poet to arrive In Washington on a
visit next week. and the senators and
representatives will take them to tho
white house. The twonty.seyen chill.
drcn are nine sets OF trlplets. twenty.
four OF whom are boys and three are
girls.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1905-02-10
land Fraud discovered.

A plot to dofraud the state out OF
about 1000 acres OF state land has
been discovered through the comics.
sion OF one w. C. Randle Of Salem,
ore, who stated to Governor Chamber.
lain. before whom he had been sum.
moned. that he had been Induced to
sign applications for the lands and
swear to the necessary afhdaylts, Ran.
die. Il is said confessed 10 the gov.
ernor that he received $50 In cash for
his services and was promised a one.
tenth interest In the property after Il
had been secured.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1905-02-10
LeaIsIatIye Scandal In California.

As an outcome OF the bribery sean.
dal In tho California Legislature 10.
seph s. Jordan, the alleged agent Of
the accused senator, has been arrest.
ed and formally charged with felony.
The specific charge is that he obtained
$3.50 from George n. Tichenor on
the representation that he would i'm.
properly influence the action and
votes OF Senators Bunkers, French.
Wright and Emmons In the investi.
CATION OF building and loan societies.
The four senators are being tried be-
fore the senate.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1905-02-10
Man Exploded When rhaw,s ou,

Peter Eberhart Ia supposed to be the
name OF farm hand who. near 81
Paul, MINI, drank a small bottle OF
nitroglycerIne on a wager. fro1e 10
death while walking home and ex.
plodod when efforts were made IN
thaw him out. While the body was
left In an outbullding near stove in
which was roaring Gre, the nItrn.
glycerine exploded. The building wos
completely wrecked, and one button a
boot heel and piece Of watcb .eh,,n
were all that was found Of Peter.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1905-02-10
Quarrel over Hoeh,s Money.

Indictment for murder will be
asked by Coroner Hoffman against Jo.
ham Hoch, the alleged polsoner OF
many wives. Two OF the wives OF
Hoch have quarreled over money al.
legged to have been found on Hoch
when arrested, The money is claimed
by Mrs. Fischer'Hoch, because she
was the last one he deserted. Mrs.
Hendricks.SchmittHoch also LAYS
claim to $500 OF the 5000 now said 10
be In the possession OF the New York
police.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1905-02-10
CAR TALKS TO woRKlNemen.
Gives Paternsl Admonitions and s25,.
900 for Relief Of Families Of Muir.
dered strlkers.

dered Strikers.
Favorable results are expected TO
follow the audience given by Emperor
Nicholas at Tsarskoe.selo to thirty.
two workmen representing the lead.
ing industrial establishments Of 81.
Petersburg In addition to paternal
admonltions bestowed upon the work.
men. $4,000 has been given by the
emperor, empress and dowager en-.
press Tor the relief Of inc families u
those who we're killed or badly
wounded IN the affairs Of January %.
The manufacturers Of St Petersburg
have made concessions to tho strik.
ers and contributed to the relief fund.
The situation In Poland and other OF
the provinces continues strained and
strikes are reported from lrkutsk and
several other Siberian towns The re-
tirement Of Prince Svlatopolk.Mlrsky
from the ministry OF the interior has
been accomplished in such a way as
to Indicate that the emperor Is salts.
fed TO be rid Of a minister Of tho
princes ayowed liberal tendencies.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1905-02-10
I'm Mama on 81. PntrIek,, nnp.

The supreme court Of Missouri has
affirmed the judgment OF the lower
court, which convicted William Ru.
dolph OF the murder OF Detective
Schumacher, and sentenced him to be
hanged March II next Detective
Schumacher was killed while attempt.
ing to arrest Rudolph and Collins for
the robbery OF the Union, NO, bank.
Collins was hanged some time ago. Ru.
dolph escaped from the 81. Louis Jail
and was found in the Kansas state
penltentlaTy.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1905-02-10
STRIKERS DISLIKE OFFICIALS.
omeers Of Various Concerns Forced
to Attend Meetings Of Employees.

to Attend Meetings Of Employees.
About 10000 men are now out on a
strike. says a dispatch from Sasno-
vice. Russia. At a meeting Of the
strikers Friday the men forclbly
dragged officers belonging to the man.
ngoment OF various concerns 10 the
place OF meeting. All the speakers in.
sisted on the preservation Of public
order. The mems demands include n
minimum whge OF 20 cents n day.
eight hours 10 constitute n day of
work; various reforms In factory man.
agemont. and old.age pensions After
the meeting 1900 strikers marched
six miles TO the Dombrova quarter In
perfect order, but everywhere per.
suaded workmon 10 strike. In the aft
ornoon strikers went 10 the railway
station Of Streshemeschiz. seized and
bound the officers. wrecked the sta.
ton buildings and stopped trains in
both directions.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1905-02-10
VA, ThawInn pYnnmIte.

W. L. Hays, aged %, was probably
fatally injured by an explosion OF
black powder at his ranch seven miles
from Everett, wash. on the Marys.
VILE ruad with his son Ira. aged n.
he was engaged In drying powder and
thawing dynamite, Hays saw tho pow.
der catch hro and warned the hoy 20
run. The lad reached tho porch and
the father reached the door when the
explosion occurred one of Hays
feet was blown on. and he suffered In,
ternal injuries The boy was painful
liz bruised
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1905-02-10
Had auIned His Life.

A young woman, described as Ioul,a
Schroeder and Louisa Adams was
shot and killed by Emil BolllnFe, !,
janitor. who was arrested after bs,,.
seriously injured In an attemyt to a.
cape. The shooting took place 4, !,
hotel In Chicago. Bollinger would o.
no explanation Of the tragedy s,c.n,
10 say that he had shot the woua, n.
cause she had ruined his lie. Tba W
lice learned that Bollingers VIZ. -
said TO have left him two years 49, y. 70
account OF his attentions to the vcs ~ on
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1905-02-10
HAS RECORD AS A FIGHTER.
Lieutenant General Mylon 10 Com
mand Division In Manehurla.

Lieutenant General Mylon 10 Com.
mand Division In Manehurla.
II Is believed In military circles that
tho succession OF Lieutenant General
Myloff TO the command OF the Second
army OF Manchurla does not necessar.
NY mean that the position Of second
m command In the far east has de.
volycd upon him. General Myloh has
a good record as a fighter, though he
was not present at any Of the great
battles Of the Manchurian campaign.
He IN CO years old. He fought In TIE
Turkish campaign and saw great
deal OF service In the Caucasus, He
was appointed TO tho command Of tho
Eighth corps In 1901 and went 10 Man
churia with that corps from Odessa.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1905-02-10
Killed While huntInn.

A Vancouver, H. C.. dispatch says;
As result Of shooting accident on
Westham Island, Peter Erickson. a
sealthy ranch owner. lost his llfo
while out hunting lie was alone and
his dead body was found by friends
who went In search Of him. The re.
mains were lying beside a fence and
his shotgun. with the muzglc pointing
toward him, showed that he had eyi.
IDENTITY been dragging the gun behind
him. and as he climbed fence the
trigger caught In the rails Erickson
being instantly killed
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1905-02-10

Mrs, Mary Adelaide Fairbanks.
mother Of Senator Fairbanks. will
travel clear across tho coutinent-a
distance OF nearly 5000 mlles-to see
her son take the oath Of ONCE as vice
president Of the United States Among
his other characteristics Mr.. Fair.
banks Is noted for his kindness and
Affection for the members OF his fam.
fly circle which is fully rcclproeated
and there II no doubt this win be the
proudest moment Of his aged mothers
life. Mrs, Fairbanks Ia now In Cali.
fornia.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1905-02-10
Body Of MIssIna Woman Found.

AFTER a search lasting over a month,
the body OF Mrs, Marie T.. sayler of
Portland, who disappeared at skamo'
kowa. wash, on New Years eve,
was found at Astoria, ore by divers.
In twenty feet OF water, tightly
wedgod under a snag II Is supposed
that the woman accidentally tripped
and fell into the water from tho
porch Of the building In which she
had apartments, AZ the time she dis,
appeared there were sensational m.
mors In connection with the disap-
pearance.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1905-02-10

A Cottonbolt passenger train from
Newport Ark. with 200 passengers
Ia on board the big transfer boat,
9enry Marauand In front Of Cairo.
Ills in the middle Of the Ohio river,
unable 10 land. The boat has been
grhting the ice for several hours but
can make no heqdway. Never In It's
history has the Ohio been so full Of ice
and river men saw II win be frozen
aver completely. Many factories and
nils are closed down on account Of
ne cold and hundreds OF laboring men
are out OF employment
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1905-02-10
Train Crashes Into Sleigh, Killing
Seven Of the Occupants.

A passenger train on the Pittsburg,
Showmut q Northern railroad crashed
into a sleigh containing thirteen wo-
men, killing seven outright and so
seriously injurlng the remaining six
that three OF them died after removal
TO the hospital. OF the other three.
two are In a serious condition. The
accident occurred near Airport, ~ Y.
The sleigh was one Of three carrying a
party from the Unlyersalist church OF
Hornellsville. N. Y.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1905-02-10
CORRUPT LEGISLATORS.
Illinois Congressman Makes Serious
Charges Against Lawmakers.

Representative Frank D. Comerford
who made charges OF wholesale cor.
ruptlon in the Illinois legislature. ar.
rived In Chicago Thursday from
Springfield, and added 10 his sensa.
tlonal statements. zone man at least
is going to the penitentlary as a re-
suit OF the inquiry" he said. II will
make good my charges. have the
name OF the man who was offered the
bride as well as the brlber."