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The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1906-10-26
Wife With Whip Gets Gems
GiUen by Spouse to Rival
Holding Weapon OOer Trembling Husband She Compeis
Him to Bring Back Her Diamonds Bestowed
Upon WidouO.

Los Angeles Holding a horse.
whip over her covering husband. Mrs
George A. GIL vito of rich pasa.
dena man, compelled her spouse 10
go back into the cottage ot Mrs
Mnurlno Walker. widow az Rodundo.
which be- had just lott, and got diJ.
monds worth several hundred dollars
aud return them 90 her
Armed with the whip and accom-
umlcd by detective. Mrs GIN pa.
trolled the street In front Of the Walk
ar cottage AN night awaiting the ap.
pearanco OF her husband, whom she
knew to b. inside At seven O'Clock
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1906-10-26

gazing with amused interest out ot
the window She seemed 10 know
precisely what she had done, but was
indifferent
when Coroner Goring asked her
why she had committed tho murder
she replied
"Shc tried 10 leave me"
Mrs. Halliday will not be placed In
a coll Superintendent Lamb says she
viii be- carefully guarded. but there
viii be- no punishment for her
we have always watched hor
closely" hc said but Of late she has
seemed so cheerful that We never
dreamed her murdcrous Impulse
would return She was fond Of Miss
Wlckos They used 20 talk together
for hours. and Mrs. Halliday would
take much delight In telling the nurse
OF her life.
"Shc would never mention the muir
dcrs she had committed. but would
dwell upon her childhood days. Mrs.
Halliday was regarded by ua aa a trusty
She Is entirely rational upon every
subject The homlcidai mania Is her
only trouble She has on different
occasions struck some Of the nurses
and patients. but these attacks have
not been vicious"
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1906-10-26
R.nartee Won Aesrers.

A good story is told OF Frances
Lady waldeErayc who long since paid
her debt TO nature. She was a woman
OF quick reparteo and many husbands.
II was soon after her fourth matrimo'
nal venture with Chichester For
tesque. an lrishman. that she appear
ed In Dublin theater with the BRIDE
groom. From the gallery a man
shouted down 20 her: And which "
the four do you like best?' From her
box her answer rang out: The Irish
man. OF course" And the Irish peo'
pied house rang with applause.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1906-10-26
conneetIna RaIn earreIs wIth sInk.

before meals. The plan is well illus
trated In the cut
one large barrel may be used, or
two may be connected as shown. Dur
Ing the season where there is plenty
ot rain there is little trouble In keep
ing the barrels filled and ready for
use,
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1906-10-26

An old harness can be kept looking
like new 10y using a dressing made
from three ounces turpentine and two
ounces white wax dissolved and mixed
over a slow Ere Then add one ounce
ivory black well pulyorized Wash the
leather clean and when dry apply the
dressing,
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1906-10-26
OIL IN mAcAoAm HIGHWAYS.
Experiments Being Conducted In This
Country 10 Test Their Value.

experiments Being Conducted In This
Country 10 Test Their Value.
Road experts are more or less inter.
ested IN the use of oil on highways.
In Chicago. says the Prairie Farmer.
what was known as the old Midway
In 1908 has been converted into a bOul.
eyard connecting Washington and
Jackson parks On the south drive
Of the old Midway" the park commits.
sioners have applied oil to the drive.
with the result that II has become
hard and somewhat unsafe for horses.
Consequently drivers OF fine horses
are avoiding this thoroughfare and
taking the other which is macadam.
but unoiled II is reported that the
oiled side of the boulevard Is In high
favor with Automobiles.
When OH II applied to earth roads
the effect IL not so marked In por.
lions Of southern California. for In.
stance, whore the seasons are mild.
the use Of oil Is regarded as highly
beneficial 20 earth roads.
The department Of agriculture Is
working ON the oil road proposition
and Is hopeful u results. In Europe
oil highways are spoken OF very high.
~ by writer's who have Inspected
them, but It is evident that II oil is
used In this country 10 any great cx.
tent II must be- applied In a combina.
ton which viii not be- either risky or
injurious to horses
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1906-10-26
RAIN BARREL AND SINK.
Arrangement Which viii Provide Con.
venient Washing Facilities.

Here Is the sketch of handy ar.
rangemcnt by which correspondent
Of the Prairie Farmer has connected
his rain barrel ON the ousldc of the
house under the cave with a sink In
the wood house where the men wash
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1906-10-26

mick, the fayorite grandson OF John D.
Rockefeller. In 1901. was one OF tho
great SORROWS In the life Of the money
king
Edith. another child Of Harold Nc
Cormick, died about ten years ago.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1906-10-26

Juice from an Australian flower.
gnu hibiscus species Is used for
blacking shoes,
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1906-10-26

Mrs GIN entered the cottage and AZ.
tempted 10 use the whip on her hus.
band. but the officer restrained her
fn a few moments the three emerged
from the cottogc-Gnl appearing IN 4
dishovclod stato-and further scene
was enacted ON the porch
Go back into that house aud got
those diamonds my diamond pin that
you gave 90 that woman cried the
Infatuated woman
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1906-10-26
ODD CHARACTERISTICS OLA WIS
coNslN MILLIONAIRE

Laid Foundation for His Wealth In
Chicago After Great Fire-eits at
rhree.cent Lunch Counter and
Wears 50 Suit Of clo,ba.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1906-10-26

- you want 20 make Money send Tor
my Illustrated Catalogue. Free 10
you. Bargain House OF chna.
Luhrcoht. y. o.BoN ll6d, nv. City.
Arizona republican., 1906-11-02
A STOCK SWINDLFR
ARRESTED IN CHICAGO
Among His Victims Were the Mem
bers of an Arizona Mining Com
pany.

Chicago, Nov. 1.-Chas. Whitney
Norton, said by the police and postal
authorities to be responsible for eX-
tensive swindling operations is under
arrest here and viii be turned over TO
the federal authorities 1t is claimed
that Norton has defrauded people i'm all
parts of the United States out of bonds
and securities amounting to $4,000. GOO.
II is asserted by the officials that Nor
ton would obtain money from any per
son that would trust him and agree to
sell it in market.
He might. it is declared. sell stock
and he might retain it, but the result
10 the person owning the stock. it is
stated, was the same. They would re-
ceive no money from Norton nor would
the stock be returned to them, the Of
ficials allege.
The specific case for which Norton
was arrested was in connection with
the stock Of the Monarch Mining and
Smelling company of Arizona A
business man in Peoria. secretary of
the mining company, sent TO Norton
for sale 10000 shares of the stock
This man, failing TO obtain either the
stock or its price from Norton, resigned
and came to Chicago. where ne engag-
ed in the brokerage business. Norton.
after returning to this city, entered the
Chicago office of the former Peoria
man and offered him the same stock
which he had given to Norton for sale
Norton was arrested
Arizona republican., 1906-11-02
DECLARATION OF WAX
BY WANDERING UTES
They Seized Trains Laden With Sup
plies Intended for the United States
Soldiers.

Sheridan. Wyo. Nov. IA band of
100 Ute Indians it is reported. today
captured a wagon Ioaded with flour
and supplies bound for Arvada to the
Tenth and Sixth Cavalry. The driver
was held at a rifles point while the
red skins sacked the load and carried it
away. allowing the driver to proceed
with the empty wagon.
Troops camped at the mouth of Buff
falo Greek are on short rations and
more food has been ordered from Lit
tie Powder river, thirty miles away
Most of the Utes are still camped on
Bear Creek, near Birney. Soldiers
north of Cheyenne have seen no trace
of the Cheyennes.
Arizona republican., 1906-11-02
WEATHER TODAY.

Washington. Nov. Forecast for
Arizona-Fair and cooler tonight and
Friday. Saturday fair.
Arizona republican., 1906-11-02
JUST a LITTLE"
Grape Nuts Worked Wonders For An
Unfortunate Woman

AT last I was obliged to sit all day
at sewing machine in a factory" sail
an English lady who was once well and
happy, but whose circumstances chang
ed SO that she was compelled to earn
her living.
q soon suffered dreadfully with indi-
gestion, some days thought I would die
from acute pain in front of the waist
line. I took about everything for in
digestion without any permanent re
lief; tried starvation, but suffered
just as much whether I ate anything
or not
Curiosity caused me to try a pack
age of Grape-Nuts food for a change
Then 1 got a second package and be
gan to use it regularly What was my
surprise-bowels became regular, no
more headaches. piles troubled me less
frequently and best of all the stomach
trouble was gone entirely. I wanted
Grape-Nuts for luncheon as well as
breakfast-seemed- as if my system
craved what was good for it.
Everyone in the family has taken
to eating Grape-Nuts. They said I ate
it with so much relish they thought
il must be very good-and so it is.
My little girl has gained five pounds
since she started eating Grape-Nuts
in about three months. 1 think ev-
e''yone. sick or well. should eat Grape
Nuts at least twice every day" Name
given by Postum Co, Battle Greek.
Mich.
There's a reason Read the famous
book, The Road to MELVILLE" in
packages.
Arizona republican., 1906-11-02
TELEPHONES IN SWEDEN.

Sweden's government has fOstered the
use of the telephone for a number OF
years, with the result that in some
parts of that country the instrument
is in more general use than anywhere
else in the world. There is being intro
duced a form of telephone TRANSMITTED
so sensitive that it is not necessary
to talk directly into the mouthpiece
The new design has a very large bell
which is held anywhere in the vicinity
but not directly at the mouth.
Arizona republican., 1906-11-02
he APPRoACHING

= ut 7 TNOFNN|I TN y ~ = = 7 II
republican county candidates wit clos
their Oratorical campaign in Tempe by
a rousing meeting to be held ,UhighJ
NJ dsIc for the meeting will be furIfsh-
ed by the Pioneer band and by a coli
UreG quartet. The candidates VIII b
on exhibition and make a final '.uriic
appeal to the voters. Tomorrow uigltJ
taere viii be a similar meeting in Mesa
city for which similar arran Semcnts
have been made, and which viii mark
the official close of the campaign in
that locality
Arizona republican., 1906-11-02
DEMAND REJECTED.
The Railroads and Switchmen Eiqht
Cents Apart.

Chicago. Nov. Railroad managers
today informed the switchmens' union
that their demand for a raise of ten
cents an hour would not be granted
The railroads declared that the switch
men would accept an increase of two
cents an hour or nothing.
Vice Grand Master Dodge of the
brotherhood of Railway Trainmen
said the advance of two cents an
hour would not be satisfactory To the
men.
Arizona republican., 1906-11-02
EMINENT sPANIARD DEAD.

Madrid, Nov. Don Juan Manuel
Gonzales De Lapezuela. Count de
Cheste, is dead at the age of % years
The count was a captain general i'm
the Spanish army and took a promi-
nent part i'm the Carlist wars.
Arizona republican., 1906-11-02
AN INDIAN PEACE MAKER.

Sioux City. Nov. White. one of
the Sioux chiefs was in Sioux City to-
night on his way to the scene of the
Ute uprising in Wyoming, to act as an
emissary of peace Tie said he was
anxious to meet the leaders of the Utes
that he might use his influence to dis
suade them from fighting.
Arizona republican., 1906-11-02
CURRENCY PLAN.
The New York Chamber of Commerce
Decided Upon II.

New York. Nov. THE New York
Chamber of Commerce today adopted
a report of the special committee
which recommended the establishment
in this country of bank to issue cur
rency similar to the Bank of France.
There was much opposition to the plan
and many speakers declared that IL
was impracticable.
Arizona republican., 1906-11-02
A RECLAMATION CLERK.

Washington, d. c.. Nov. 1.-CSpec-
iaD-C. J. Poultney. of Roosevelt. Ari-
zona has been appointed a clerk at Il
salary of S1,14O in the reclamation ser
Arizona republican., 1906-11-02
PIONEER and CONSOLIDATED
TRANSFER and STORAGE GO.

Baggage Office, ZIG North Center St,
opp Hotel Adams. Tel. Main 142.
General Office, ~ South Center St, opp.
Commercial Hotel. Tel. Main "A.
STORAGE SEVEN DAYS FREE.
Modern shipments. Up-to-date service.
Nothing too large or too small or too
precious. Live and let live prices
The Washington times., 1906-04-22

The tradespeopls derive pr9hts
from the publication other than
merely gaining names and addresses.
Their display advertisements come
TO the notice Of all the prospective
brides. for the post that brings the
Engaged Couples Advertiser" is
snxiously awaited. every bride-to-bs
being inordinately curious to see who
among her companions and acquaint-
snces has been caught In Cupid's
tolls during the past week.
II is alleged that many more or
less inclined ministers have becoms
subscribers
The cover design Of the Engaged
Couples Advertiser" is very striking
and is indicative of the contents.
Cupid is shown accompanying a
young man and woman on a ship
ping tour. The young people are
standing in house-furnishing estab-
lishment while outside a furniture
van is being loaded with all the par
aphernalia needed in weil-appoint-
ed home.
This publication has made a hit in
Switzerland that. with the single ex-
ccption of the I0-cent magazine in
America, overtops any other scheme
ever put into practice in the field Of
periodical literature.
On the psychologist principl. Of the
power Of suggestion it is believed
that the announcement OF approach
ing nuptials will have tendency to
increase the number of marriages
the countries where the
Engaged Couples Advertiser" cIrcu-
Iates. For this reason It IS believed
that similar journal OF matrimony
published in Washington would have
executive sanction II not open in
dOTsemenL
The Washington times., 1906-04-22

tlon from diHidont brido-to-be he
gives her a receipt for years sub
scrip5on to the weekly. in return
for this courtesy the young woman,
as a rule. volunteers some informa-
tion with regard TO some of her ac-
quaiu'anees who are contcmplat mg
similar marital alliances. In this
way the list of engaged couples is
constantly growing, as evidenced by
the fact that IN the last issue. t.72t
names were published. This number
is quite remarkable when it is re-
membered that the publication is
only a few months old.
1t is alleged that tho Young wo-
men Of Switzerland are not loath to
furnish the desired information to
the agents. as the publication of The
names in way constitutes prima
faeie evidence that man is mort
gagged property. 1t IS believed that
the Engaged Couples Advertiser
VII have a widespread influence in
The Washington times., 1906-04-22

10 Hcfn known aS the
a homo of all tho latest
schemes for broadening
the scope Of modern jour
nalism, must yield the palm for orig
mality Of conception to Switzerland.
for in this Alpine republic there has
been started journal which bids
fair to secure a circulation and ad-
vertising patronage that viii tax
the illustrated weebIios.o short
story cTusions" and penny dread
fuls" TO the utmost to hold their
own against their more modern COM
petitor. This new Richmond in the
field Of twentieth century journalism
is known as tho "schwe zerischer
Yorlobungs-Anzoigor." which in our
tongue means Engaged couples Ad-
vertlser"
The idea upon which tho "En-
gagged Couples Advertiser" is being
issued is one which would have been
worthy Of the most astute Connect
cut Yankees It's beauty is IT'S sheer
simplicity. Agents are sent ont
from the home Office in Zurich.
switzerland, TO all parts of the re-
public and into the ncighborins conn
tries. These agents are not book or
magazine solicitors. nor are they
booming the advertising columns.
They are merely ncwsgathcrcrs. but
not IN the generally accepted sense
OF newsgatherers. They attend no
coroners' inouests. they are not in
terested in forensic triumphs. they
care not a straw for the latest scan
dals in high society. Their instruc-
tiOns from the managing editor are
70 esehew sE s,lch subjects. Their
I
The Washington times., 1906-04-22

lcsscninE tho number OF breach Of
promise suits, as it viii give warning
10 unengagcd damscls that certain
youths are ineligible. and these lat
ter will consequently be freed from
tho Establishments Of persons other
than their own bcErothed.
While the sentimental and socio-
logical features of the Engaged
Couples Advertiser" are intensely in
teresting. the commercial policy of
tho publication Is no less so. All the
progressive housefurnishers. grocery
firms. specially houses. and tailoring
concerns which mako speciality Of
trousscaus arc subscribers to the
Engaged Couples Advertiser, and
they are forced TO pay subscription
price that more than re mburses the
publishers for the nearly two thous-
and copies they are now sending out
gratis
The paying subscribers DO not cav
il at such t.iaes as This, however,
The Washington times., 1906-04-22

uewsgatherng hegi0s a. the point
where most ovber papers consider
that the story is dead" In other
words these schwcizcrschcr Ver.o-
buug reporters strive to be CupiTs
Official secretaries. sending to the
home office Of their publication a list
of all the engaged couples in the
province in which they are working
The names of the contracting par
ties. their social positions and their
addresses are published in the En-
gagged Couples Advertiser" every
week. and they are classified into the
various provinces in which the bride
lives These lists with few adver-
tiscmcnts comprise the entire con
tents ol mo Engaged Couples Ad
vert.ser." and YET. strange TO say. it
is one Of the most profitable adver-
tising mediums ever Published and
the patrons of its columns arc quite
willing TO pay a good round rate for
space
Naturally the first question that
will arise in the minds of Amcri-
cans is ~But who would subscribe
to such sheet?~ rhis quest on has
been answered in a very effective
way by the publishers When the
agent Of the paper gets his informa-
The Washington times., 1906-04-22

The Engaged Couples Advertiser"
is going to be instrumental in max
ing regular life patrons of prospec-
tive households The following let
ter is a sample OF the methods which
the up-to-date firms adopt for TAX
ing advantage Of the information
CLEANED from the columns of this new
weekly:
"AIademoiselle; We beg to con-
Gratulate you upon the occasion Of
your forthcoming marriage. and to
wish YOU every happiness in the fu-
ture- The desire to facilitate your
task as good housekeeper prompts
US TO inclose our price list. We spe-
cially desire 10 call your attention
10 our jams. Of which We send you
a sample so that you may Judge for
yourself of the excellence of our
preparations. We beg you to accept
this as token of our desire to
number you among our clients. Al
ways at your service for any infor-
nation you may Require Yours.
etc"
At the end Of a week after the
insertion of the announcement Of
her engagement a girl finds herself
almost in position 10 start a small
general store. so numerous are the
samples she has received from the
subscribers to the Engaged Cou-
pies Advertiser"
The Washington times., 1906-04-22

31EEJCA, which has hither-
20 been known as the
homo of all tho latest
schemes for broadening
The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-12-18
NEW HAVEN MOANING ooURERi TUESDAY DECEMBER eoe

delightful musical comedy success from the pen of George M. Conan, entitled, Little Johnny Jones'" It is the first play that brought the Yankee Doodle" comedian into prominence as an author, although he had written many plays prior to launching Little Johnny Jones" and since the success of this piece he has added two more to the list, 'Forty-fve Minutes from Broadway" and George Washington, IT,"
 This Is the third year for Little Johnny Jones, which has already made a fortune for Mr. Conan, and bids fair to roll up several more for him before the public tires of it. The same big cast of last year is still in evidence, including Tom Lewis as "The Un- known" sam J. Ryan as Timothy D. McGee; Bobby Barry as Little Johnny Jones'" and the remainder of the or iginal company, who so materially as- sisted in the success of the piece since its original presentation.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-12-18
PANAMA CANAL MESSAGE
 VERY UNIQUE DOCUMENT
Continued from Second Page.)
Confidence of Ultimate Success.

cL SucCebNs
 Of the success of the enterprise I am well convinced as one can be of any en- terprise that is human, It is a stupen- .dous work upon which our fellow-coun- trymen are engaged down there on the Isthmus, and while we should hold them to a strict accountability for the way in which they perform 1t, we should yet recognize, with frank gene roslty, the epic nature of the task on which they are engaged and it's world wide importance. They are doing some thing which will rebound immeasurab bly, to the credit of America, which will benefit all the world, and which will last for ages to come. Under Mr. Shonts and MT. Stevens and Doctor Gorgas this work has started with eve " omen of good fortune They and their worthy associates, from the high est to the lowest, are entitled to the same credit that we would give to the picked men of a victorious army: for this conquest of peace will, in it's great and far-reachlng effect. stand as among the very greatest conquests, whether of peace or of war, which have ever been won by any of the peoples of
 man kind. A badge is to be given to every American citizen who for a spec flied time has taken part in this work: for participation in it will hereafter be held to reflect honor upon the man par ticipating just as 1t reflects honor upon soldier to have belonged to a mighty army in great war for righteousness. Our fellow -countrymen on the Isth- mus are working for our interest and for the national renown in the same spirit and with the same efficiency that the men of the army and navy work in aime of war. It behooves us in our turn to do all we can to hold up their hands and to aid them in every way to bring their great work to triumphant conclusion.