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The Garland globe. [volume] (Garland, Utah) 1906-191?, 1906-06-30
Wlndstorm In Chicago.

Chicago.-One man was fatally in
jured, four were slightly hurt. and
the Illinois Steel company's plant at
South Chicago was damaged to the
extent OF s15O,OO0 as the result OF a
violent rain, wind and hail storm
Wednesday afternoon. Michael Ken
mis-, operator OF an ore bridge. was
fatally injured. The storm began at
s O'Clock and before 1t had lost its
fury sheds were blown down, wood
piles overturned and several of the
big smokestacks toppled to the ground.
The Garland globe. [volume] (Garland, Utah) 1906-191?, 1906-06-30
Presidents Travelling Expenses.

Washington-Th opposition to the
committee amendment to the sundry
civil bill approprlating $4,000 an.
nualiy for the payment of the travel.
ing expenses of the president, which
was begun by Senator McLaurin, re.
suited Friday in the withdrawal or tine
amendment by Senator Hale, IN
charge of the bill. and the subsequent
passage of the Independent bill pro
vidlns practically for the same APP
preparation which was recently passed
by the house OF representatives.
The Garland globe. [volume] (Garland, Utah) 1906-191?, 1906-06-30
one Fiend Less.

Chicago.-Richard Ivens was hanged
here Friday for the murder OF Mrs.
Bessie HOLSTER. the wife OF Franklin
C. HOLSTER, head OF the large print
ing establishment OF HOLSTER Bros.
rhe crime, which was committed on
the evening of January IL OF this year.
was one of the most revolving in the
police history Of Chicago. Mrs. Hol-
lister, who was a handsome woman,
and prominent in church and social
circles. was assaulted and choked to
death by Ivens. who later confessed
his crime.
The Garland globe. [volume] (Garland, Utah) 1906-191?, 1906-06-30
DISCUSSION IN DoUMA.
Ministry Charged With Murder. Rob-
berry and Arson.


st. Petersburg.-The discussion OF
Interior Minister Stolypin's explana.
lions was resumed in the lower house
Of parliament Friday. The radical ora.
tors were given the floor first.
Ramish All, a Georgian member of
the house. on behalf of the Social
Democrats. offered a resolution hold
Ing the administrative officials guilty
of murder. robbery and violations OF
law, and demanding the prosecution
as accessories OF the ministry, which
the resolution declares has been shell
tering their agents and preventing an
exposure OF the conditions by the
press.
The papers announce the arrest of
twenty-four privates Of the Preroba.
jelsnk regiment for circulating proc
lamations in the revolutionary agita
ton.
The Garland globe. [volume] (Garland, Utah) 1906-191?, 1906-06-30
Convent RaIded,

Mexico City.-A building on Moscas
street has been raided and discovered
to be convent existing in violation
of the laws of reform. The house is a
large one and has many cells, chapel,
a refectory and other features of con.
vent life. The inmates wore the garb
OF Carmelites, with face wells. Legal
proceedings will be taken against the
nuns In the court OF the First district.
Religious orders engaged in teaching
and works of charity have not been
interfered with
The Garland globe. [volume] (Garland, Utah) 1906-191?, 1906-06-30
Machine for Locating Springs.

Adolf Schmid, Swiss engineer Of
standing, has just patented in several
countries device which takes the place
of the divining rod of superstitious
tradition. 1t consists Of magnetic
meridian. This instrument is carried
about the field in which 1t Is desired to
locate water and whenever It passes
over hidden spring the magnetic
needle will perform rapid and lively
oscillations, Many tests of the appa.
ratus have been made and in no case has
failure been recorded.
The Garland globe. [volume] (Garland, Utah) 1906-191?, 1906-06-30
Would Stamp Out Pest.

Several OF the fruit ports of Central
America have called upon the United
States-more particularly on New
orleans-for aid in stamping out and
preventing yellow fever. Port Limon.
which was formerly pest spot for
bree ding the disease, has been entirely
rebuilt in the last three or four years.
and the result is so satisfactory that
rival banana shipping ports wish 70
initiate Its example
The Garland globe. [volume] (Garland, Utah) 1906-191?, 1906-06-30
sUNDRY CIVIL BILL REPORTED.
Measure Carries Nearly $4o,oo0,oo(
More Than Year ago.

Washington.-Senator Hale on Wed.
nesday reported the sundry civil APP
preparation bill. 1t carries $102,347..
279, a net increase OF $7,760,209 over
the amount carried by the bill as 1t
passed the house. The sundry civil
bill year ago carried SGT 1881 GOO. An
amendment was adopted restoring to
the bill an appropriation Of $4,000 to
pay the travelling expenses OF the pres.
ident, which item went out OF the bill
In the house on a point Of order.
The Garland globe. [volume] (Garland, Utah) 1906-191?, 1906-06-30
Child Burned to Death.

San Francisco.-Peter Eustachy, the
Observation-Disclosures son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. A. Eustachy of Alameda, was
burned to death Saturday night. While
endeavoring to smother the flames
that ended the life of the child, Mr..
and Mrs. Jusepd Duffard and Mrs.
Emile Alemand, neighbors, sustained
serious burns on the hands. The
child's clothing caught fire in some
unknown manner while 1t was playing
in the yard In the rear of its home.
The Garland globe. [volume] (Garland, Utah) 1906-191?, 1906-06-30

and the stakeholder is ladling out the
gate money.
Tommy has an ideathat II would be
like finding money to dramatic Mai
Ponds "Eccentricities OF Genius" and
let him play all the people from Ann
Eliza Young to Bill Nye.
Tommy has been after me to get
Dave Belasco to write him a play, but
I've stood him of by telling him that
! thought Sardou could At him better.
Every day he drives up to my ranch
in q hanson to find out II Sardou has
cabled yet
I've Just punched out q parcel Of
paragraphs which | shall turn in to
Tommy.
think II will do him good.
my Dear Tommy: have at last
secured play for you.
"The author wanted $4,000 for Il,
but we compromised, He took 80
cents in cash, and promised him che
rest.
The Garland globe. [volume] (Garland, Utah) 1906-191?, 1906-06-30

"In the first act you come in with
an ak in each hand and you play the
piano with the other. Then you 60
out and borrow golf suit and some
Scotch dialect, and you come on the
stage looking like an Irishman. In
this act you have four songs, two
solos, cake-walk and six months in
jail II the audience catches you.
I'm the second act you will be
compelled to disguise yourself and
look like gentleman. You'll need q
lot of rehearsals for this second act.
I'm the third act you'll play an
elephant. The scene is in a boarding
house. You'll have to leave your
The Garland globe. [volume] (Garland, Utah) 1906-191?, 1906-06-30
Murdered the Girl and Then Killed
Himself.

New York.-The village Of Amity.
near Morristown, N. j., was the scene
of double tragedy on Sunday. Free
man Longcore sought to persuade
Rosa Colly TO so away with him. She
refused and LongcoIe subsequently sci
fire to the house In which she lived
The girl was trying to save some OF
her effects when Longcore killed her
Neighbors arrived on the scene jus,
after the shooting Longcore fed, with
the crowd IN pursuit. and, being cor
nered. killed himself
The Garland globe. [volume] (Garland, Utah) 1906-191?, 1906-06-30
Three Fatally Hurt In Battle at Hun.
aarlan Picnic.

Lorain, GA pitched battle was
fought at park here on Sunday be-
tween several Hungarlans from Lo-
rain and Cleveland, who We're holding
a reunion and picnic. A fight started
from some unknown cause and ragged
for nearly an hour. Beer bottles,
clubs, knives and billies were used.
and when the fight was over II was
found that scores of the contestants
were injured. Three of the Hungari.
ans from Cleveland were fatally hurt
The Garland globe. [volume] (Garland, Utah) 1906-191?, 1906-06-30
CHARGED WITH MURDER.
Preliminary Hearing Of Riotous Japs
at CaIiente.

Las Vegas, Nev.--Seven Of the Japs
who participated in the riot at Cali
ents last Tuesday had their trials and
preliminary hearings Saturday before
Justice Maynard. Two were fined $500
Dr three hundred days in jail. two $3.50
" the alternative. two 5000 or its
equivalent at Phoebe, and tho other
was bound over to the grand Jury on
4 charge OF murder In the first degree
tor the killing of Officer Monahan.
The Garland globe. [volume] (Garland, Utah) 1906-191?, 1906-06-30
HAD MIRACULOUS ESCAPE.
Forty Men Sleeping Near Powder
House When Explosion Occurred.

House When Explosion Occurred.
Helena, Mont.-Forty men had a
narrow escape from being blown to
atoms when the powder house at the
Harris lime quarry, ten miles from
here. was exploded by an unknown
person. The men were asleep In a
brick house. Against the door OF the
brick house was found a sack contain
Ing thirty-five sticks of dynamite, to
which fuse had been attached. This
is said to be the second mysterious
explosion at the quarry within the past
few weeks. Many believe that a crazy
man who Is reported to be roaming
about the country in that neighborhood
and who several months ago shot and
wounded two telegraph operators, per-
petrated the outrage.
The Garland globe. [volume] (Garland, Utah) 1906-191?, 1906-06-30
IS JOHN D. IMMUNE7
Government Has Little Hope OF Con.
victing Standard OIL Officials.


victing Standard OIL officials.
Washington. the, depart
ment OF justice has announced that 1t
proposes to begin criminal proceedings
against the officials Of the Standard
Oil company, the intimation is given
that 1t is doubtful II indictments may
be found against such men in the
Standard OIL company as John d.
Rockefeller, H. II. Rogers and John d.
Archbold.
An official OF the department Of Jus
tice indicated that while the govern
ment would press the prosecutions Wig
orously. he did not have an idea that
the offlcials OF the Standard OIL COM
pany would be reached in criminal pro.
ceedings, any more than the presidents
OF railroads, personally, are reached
through similar proceedings.
The Garland globe. [volume] (Garland, Utah) 1906-191?, 1906-06-30
DRuMMER's GOOD LUCK.
Clothing Caught and Saved Him From
Being Dashed to Death.

Spokane, Wash.-One of the
Howard street bridges over the Spo-
kane river, $50 yards east OF the main
falls, collapsed Sunday afternoon
shortly after street car had passed
over. John H. BEEN. a commercial
traveller from Honey Creek, Wis. was
carried down in the wreck, but his
clothing caught. suspending him on
the brink OF the upper falls. He was
removed unhurt No other person
was injured.
The Garland globe. [volume] (Garland, Utah) 1906-191?, 1906-06-30
STARTS AFTER
STANDARD OIL
Administration Announces it
Intends to Begin Criminal
Proceedings.

Attorney General Moody viii Invoke
the EIkins Law, Which Prohibits
Rebates In Interstate Commerce,
and May Bring Further Action
Under Sherman Anti
Trust Law.
The Garland globe. [volume] (Garland, Utah) 1906-191?, 1906-06-30
Senate to Investigate Transactions In
Utah.

A Washington special to the New
York World says:
"The Utah coal land scandals are to
become a subject of consideration by
the senate. Many prominent western
politicians. at least one senator and
several railroads are said to be in
volved. II is believed that sums ag.
gregating millions have been diverted
10 corporations"
The Washington times., 1906-10-14

Boyd 81 was a liUuc Duua ui
might have thought OF h. Sorry TO
have annoyed you, Gregson.
NO anEoyauce- none whatever. can
again. whenever you-- Here. Philip!
Yes. STR"
Good morning., GreeFon."
GOOD morning. Boyd; good morn
ing, Philip, YOU telephone Nandyke
Brothers that we VIII lo1u them
Northern Traction nat buJ subject
to-
Felix Boyd beard no more, FOR he
had saunt.rrd quietly out AS he had
sauutered quietly in a short time be-
fore. He appeared, moreover. utterly
obllvious TO the existence II Martin
Finley. the bankers voluntary body
guard, whom he presently saw Hotter
ing ir the public corridor adjoining the
elaborate offices or Alessrs Grcsson &
Green
lie was not bad-IookiaE fellow. ou
the whole. this finley rjaiuly Eot
more than twenty-five years OF age.
with beardles and rather ycuthul
face, quite frank of expression. II De-
was spsculaung ia Northern Traction.
Hs ne had stated. it seemed quite prob
able that one oi las years and mex
perience might bn "a victim to the up-
prrheuaious mentioned and tuat Ee
really felt q gruui0e care over th.
maguate ln whose glowing predictions
and bullIsh operations his own hopes
and prospects were involved. Ia way
his story was plausible enough, and,
The Washington times., 1906-10-14

since Gregson plainly was satisfied
with il. why should another Interfere
Indeed. Mr.. Felix Boyd had no imme-
diaJe intention Of so dolne
During the following month. how
ever Boyd occasionally noticed that
young Finley stH was engaged in h's
good work ana that neither his louks
nor his actions invited serious sus-
piclon.
Upon entering his Pine street office
one morning. Boyd found Jimmie Cole
man. his Intimate friend of the central
Office. reading one of the morning
papers. and smoking "a very black and
maloloTous cigar
Goodness. jimmie exclaimed
Boyd. shifting the air with a grimace
"Nhat are YOU smoking piece of
rope
Coleman laughed loudly. and tossed
the offensive weed into "a cuspIdor.
.'Not exactly, FeliN,'' said ne. I've
been trying for some time To decide
rusI what brand b is."
'Jt smells like a burning rag
'-it was given to me by Darby, at
headquarters; So ] thought Ia take
The Washington times., 1906-10-14

under the strain tir lo1sS bu"'v
enough, Tor fact Pollock boasts that
he VIII put the stock to nifty "a drop
ot more than sixty points
HumUh. g.uuted Boyd rather con-
temptuously 'I don't fancy Pollock
lie's capable of amy sort of "a dirty
move THAI Wuuld ouablr him to make
"a TTohtablc turn u the market"
-Nhat cf Grersou2
There is nn comparison between
lb,T. replied Boyd u-nmutIy. "GreZ-
SON is @ hig aHd bUmN man. and Pol
iaek never saw tuc Jss ihal ue was lu
GrcFson's class. As for Grogsou's
methods with Nor.he-n Traction. and
his so-calied mystery. have au idea
,lat t .e al ricnt. and chat Gresson
knows WHIST hs is ahnuf rs NOT all
wavS feasible SOU know. ~ make Hd-
rar~- rual.alt.ous of as ntp deal ms
uIrr- b- ml-fr sytH &-Flueru TFae-
J.n.~
"Flaf WHy hE lrue
We'll this tr. ot .i I'd. points Rn
a.ee ths shorts ID ehanc, fu er>-r."
"Dur-r re t,.Wei." a.Ehea rulv-
usan "1rsre.U boz niEHg i,lIa cover.
Tl 1rrs GOO IH~ ur.z Ht .ss-i .ea -ar
gamble ar tlat. Pollock and iris ru-
nave been on tas short -'dn from fUs
start. auI aHIy a Gaulru. crash eIu Iet
them ouf With vna.a skins If Gr---ou
cam hold the market. poe r-t may vu
aut, hut if HpW looks Geo me
"W.H, Uet. my money sae- au Gr.g
The Washington times., 1906-10-14

know 7 don't say ii isn't But IL GER
ta.nly has a Hshv hook"
'Grcgson is not q man easily down
ctl." observed Boyd thoughtfuIy-
That's true enough. admitted Cole
man. "He has stood UEr Gibraltar
ag1iEst rlid~ that wnHlJ have de-
mnra}iZod less aggressive and ro-
soUrcsfW operator, This paper states
that Dee bouEhJ a Thousand shares
Yesterday after tIt market. at two
points above ;h- closing. hut
reckon thai was "a move ONLY to steady
TIE opening This morniu@. BE IS sim
predicting higher prices. "ut its ms
upiniou that % crash is about duo.
'You seem quite confident OF il,
Jimmie
.Bvcause 7 know that a strong bear
pool is now at work Of which Jack
Pollock is tEe head aHd front re-
Piled Coleman. "PolrocE is bad man
TO buck against particularly when ne
has 81 raft OF other mems money 20
work with. There were rumors galore
last nigh after the break. some say
Greesou is going GO pieces mehtallF
The Washington times., 1906-10-14

son" lnterpasoI Boyd "He's one of
any clients. Jimmie. and J cannot go
hack on tl-"n- IJS my private opinion
tHlt Grr-~un Is au right
Well horeU be- "a mighty hot time
iu t'day'+ market you can po tae limit
nn rnat." declared Coleman
40 douhL' asSrntcI Boyd thrgsht-
fully "Ey ,H- wov. Jimmie. Jll you
ever hsar OF the Metropolitan Private
Detective Bureau af This city"
Calemau looked quickly rp at this
a'vurl nra eI th- taIk. ana presently
ntd jrd u thr Affirmative.
Yes. Fe'iN: Z have heard cr It,"
"Do you Ep"w anything about th-
concern"
''Not q great deal -al3 Coleman
'It IS managed by man named Kclp
] believe. Properly licensed + under
stand. bui nor Identified with the off
cial forces It's all right. ! guess.
Ever seen Use manager, Eelpe
- don't think 81. I never bother
Witb These unofficial Hello wh.Js
coming.
The Washington times., 1906-10-14

.,..,. cn4tce wIth d.. laughed C8.esuai,
"But never ag8m- Kvo often wonder
ed why Darby has 50 few intimate
friends Your boy, Terry. has just run
ont for a few minutes. Have you seen
he morning paper?'
',Not vet" replied Boyd, slipping
into his office coat. Anything iu IL
worth telliueg
only "a h3t time in the market yes
t,rdsy. TIE. bears got after Gres-"u
with ..u ax, and gave him an awful
shaking
.rhat roe" qugrisd Boyd anins MS
pipe.
''They knocked Northern Traction
of nine points. and Il closed al the
lowest
uumph, That Jocks bad for Gres-
son"
.-rhc bears caught Jha stap-Ioss
orders 90 jat uI Gvrssuu's blind foi-
lowers. aaJ gave tie stock quite
rhi;lirE De d-.sA-t s8Tr.s" m" aur.
IKE treT rypectire o.
'NHv -a. Jimmie
''fi-tN b-,aass o.. past uu,1rea-
tIurs. -Nriuir-d coleman "I never
knew -tr-h toll be beameI uu % mrs-
tyrs. so allied. that crash d.d HuJ
follow the boom. Gr,gsou BIAS bulled
Northern Traction well above par. and
aH ou tbe strength or something faE-
urlble that's going lo happen. WHY
The deuce d0ssut he state what tire
deal is 10 be- IL may De an right you
The Washington times., 1906-10-14
-

Tae uG of hurried feet were -nUad-
i-g uu thr corridor stairs. and Dos
minute ths door of Boyds Office wa-
thrown yioIeuriy open. and Young
man .uforei. wHd-ryed and white With
excitement
Thank Ieav.u. SRA you, HT.
Hoyd.r O.. cried ur-5-hls4siy. 'N"u TO
R.u1eI "a onge-ar our Office Gregs'h
IL Green Green is almost crazy. come
aI au.a. 30 vau uusslDiy--
Stop ht' e,HIiS demHuded F~liN
ir}d ..Nha, Is pg'u- at EaHr Office
WetHug als u1we-rf ta II@--
SON, If. eFu1f bn rlG-I.
The Washington times., 1906-10-14
NOTE

When Inspector fyrnes commanded the Ncw York
police force he found 80 order
calling for instant every crook found dag
night i that part of the metropolis living south Of
Fulton street. This stringent order quickly gained for
district the title below the deHd-line. least in
police circles the lower part OF the city contains
and Maiden lame where the great
diamond houses laeatcd various Efforts male
bv the under world" e1ade the order For several
wears a number Of crook. headed by unknown but
extremely criminal succeeded n operating in the
district despite the slice. and il s to chronicle their
doiues and their ulti capture that Mr. scott Camp
bcn has written this interesting scric, of stories.
The Washington times., 1906-10-14

October Ia, 1906.
The Washington times., 1906-10-14
The Case of the Missing Magnate

r. FELIX BOYD hooked
his thumbs into the arm
holes OF his vest. and sur
veyed with a semiquizzl-
cal eye the Wall Street
The Washington times., 1906-10-14

lContlnuod On Third PaEe)
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1906-04-13
RHEUMATISM CURED
The Disease Yielded Readily to Or.
Williams Pink Pills AFTER Other
Treatment Failed.

Or williams Pink Pin, cure rhcuma.
tism because they supply the necessary
elements 10 the Initiated blood aud en-.
able nature TO cast out the impurities
aud effect euro. Mrs 4 Baker. u No.
ilO Fitch street, Syracuse. n Y. will
furnish living evidence Of the truth Of
this statement. There has been rhcu.
matism In my family ever since I can re-
member, she ays. My grandmother
was great sufferer from muscular
rheumatism aud my mother also had tho
disease In mild form. About u year
ago | had hard cold aud rheumatism
caught mo iu my left knee. There were
sharp pains. confined IA the nrighlur-
hnud Of the kiuU mud they seemed tn 40
right into the bone. The pain suffered
was intense aud | also had dizzy spells
"Tho doctors called my trouble
urintiC aud scintic rheumatism. When
l didn't get better under their treat
meut my hruthcr-in.law suggested that I
Try Dr. Williams Pink Pills I bought
three boxes. aud. by the time | had
taken them, the pain aud dizziness had
entirely LETT me. | wanted TO make
sure u a cure 80 | bought three more
boxes. but didn't take quite all ~ them
ns found that I WIS entirely cured
-" Before | took the pills the pain was
M severe that ! had ~ cry nt times aud
when WIS cured was M thankful aud
grateful aud ! uW glad ~ recommend
them 20 every ono who suffers with
rheumatism
Dr.. Williams Pink Pills have cured
severe cases ~ RnWmin, scinticn, nervous.
ness, partial paralysis, lucumutur ntnxin
aud 81, Nitu-' dance that have not rc.
spouded 10 other modes ~ treatment.
All druggists soil Dr.. williams Pink
Pills or they VIII hc sent bv mail. post.
paid. ON receipt ~ price, 30 cents per
box, six boxes Tor e. 90. by the DR.. vii.
liums Medicine Co.. Schenectady, n Y.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1906-04-13
The Best 0ugknty Of Merit
Is Open Publicity.

Every hatfa of D. pI1suna world.
famed mc4lgiae.s .itsN-thc great labo..
upon iis wmgpcf all tho Ingredients
si6Ss Sac, DR. b..4,s's Family 'Me8i.
lines ~ q ei4ss ~ ~ nenssir,s Thcy
cannot BE- C.lased Win patent or secret
medicines because Roy lre neither This
o. why so many tnpreIudicui pnysicians
pres rIhe them atf recommend them 20
their patients 1tcy know what they
are composed Of. - That che ingredients
arc ih9'e . .ll-l,,,i " iho most eminent
mi ~. i fa.i3l'' ~ ,b., neither DR..
piercoH Golden Medical Discovery. the
great stomach tuHc. liver iuriy1rat0r,
heart regulator and blood purifier. nor his
'tnvUrito PreseriNiUl" Tor weak, over
worked. hukeu-dQru nervous women,
contains any alcohol also entities thCm
20 place OIL by Themselves
Many years ago ~ liDrrc discovered
that chemically Wfo FlFrCTine Of proper
siren Fih, ls 10 bette solvent and prcssrv.
atlFe 10 the me,icI.Il principles rcsid.
lng IN our indiFUn f.. or native. medl.
rInal plants than y alcohol and further.
more thnt DO pussesT. valuable medicinal
pr0peri.07 ~ its own, being demulCenti
nuiutive nntnopif. uud o most ohciont
Neither of tho hUlyc medicines son.
tnIHa alcohol or uHF harmful, habit
forming drug, us will %" seen from q
glance az tho foR.la printed on each
bottle wrapper IVY are flfc-ta uso and
potent - cure
Not only DO piJ. Jams prescribe the
above. non-acHrot medicines largely, but
the most iutoliiForf people employ them
people who wouI not think NJ using
thr ordinary paten Ir secret medicines.
Every ingredient entering into thu com.
position ~ DR. p|FUcs medicines has
Tho strongest kins uf lu endorsement
from leading mel 40 writer's Df tho
several schools OF practice SO other
medicines put up Dir like purposes has
any such pruffssi0HaI endorsement
Or PlUrcDa Plea int Pellets euro con.
stipatI0u. Constipation ia tHo cause oi
many diseases. CurH The cause and you
euro The disease Orr "prI,f lea gentle
laxative. and two amid clfh1rfir Drug.
giaia sell Thorn, hri nothing Is "iult rs
good" Easy 90 take nl candy
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1906-04-13

In America We will nghl the swear
ing habit We VIII admit that It r.
immoral and unwiso 10 cuss but there
f. o. heap of comfort in the TACT that
when the Jelly refuses To- ioll and the
sfrpladdcr falls and tho door closes on
two fingers and % boil finds its rest
Ing place ON the end ~ ones nose.
there are words. coolies of them. In
this good English Language that might
b. used II % victim was SO minded
There r. nothing lihu having q thing
handy. oven II you do not want It.
Mobile Herald
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1906-04-13

Toxic Tho Italian sailing ship
nraBmo, Captain Amollo. which mllrl
from Philadelphia. Sept %. for Naga
sih with "a clrgu of oil, was lowcl
into NummM last Friday hy the Ger.
man steamer sgi-oyiyar which tuunl
the nrasmo on KagoshIml iu @ miscr
able condition The BuHmo expert
anced bad weather Tor seven months,
turing which umo tho entire GROW of
twontyfour was FuCcDssl,oly attacked
hy illness untl nll were disabled one
li the GROW died.