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The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1906-07-06
BURLINGTON DECLARED
GUILTY OF RELATING
My BE Fined From, $1,000 to 10000,
80 Judge sees Filthy out But
Few Minutes.

Kansas city The chicago. Burr.
ing'on q Quincy Railroad company
va found guilty hero late Wednesday
afternoon by jury in tho United
State district court on four counts
Of granting concessions on packing
house shipments for export 20 the Ar
mour Packing company. Swift & Co.
Cudahy G. co and the Nelson. Morris
Packing company The conviction
carried with Do a fine Of from 81 900 to
10000 ON each count Judge Smith
Mcpherson. the presiding Judge. de.
ferred sentencing the defendant until
June % Al four counts are prac-
tcally the same The case Of Armour
a Co. ON which instructions we're
read 10 the jury charged specifically
that the Burlington. on August II.
1905. accepted a shipment Of oleo oil
from Kansas city 10 Liverpool at a
rate that included a rate Of % cents
a hundred pounds. Mississippi river 10
New York. whereas the regular tarln
At that time was 3j cents The Jury
was out but % minutes.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1906-07-06
REVOLUTION IN RUSSIA
NOW SEEMS CERTAIN
Social Democrats and Social Revolu.
uonitt1 Pushing Their Campaign
FOR an Armed Uprising.

SO p.rt burg The gravity Of the
general situation rrou hourly The
blur... ~ sf Petersburg and Moscow
are In a uHll,st condition and the So
c,al umunsr 1nI Social Uoyoiu.
uouls.. ruuHd.rus parliament 10 be-
negligible quantity are pushing
their campaign for lu armed uprising
with Increased NIrur Demonstrations
are daily Douunr Zoo the streets NJ
Moscow Ion Hvur Of "a general strike
with which ihe pruloflrat leaders are
trying 10 pf,rIpliato "a conflict The
agitation among iho vorkmon hero
has reached boiling point and pa.
trolls Ore lllu Iu heavy force In tho
industrial quarters lu ihc country
the rural gIIlH are throwing DO their
bot with fho peasants. refusing 10 pro
tnct tho landlords The progress Of
the Revolutionary propaganda In mo
army b. seriously alarming tho govern.
mpnt. and tn add iu tho popular oN.
element rumua ihH massacre NJ Jews
at HlalyHtut While tho reports con.
Met Hs iu the Immediate rosponIihil
liy Tor the outbreak. the authorities
hero cannot escape tho responsibility
FOR the provocative black hundred
kilograms which thrf caused 10 be
printed throughout Russia. appealing
10 the worst passions ~ the mob
against the toWH HH tho enemies Of
the country
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1906-07-06
.SLAUGHTR OF JEWS
IN RUSSIA CONTINUES
Thirty DEAD nd Many injured az Re.
cult Of . religious Outbreak In
bialystok.

s. Petetnrg Disorders appear
sgain 10 hattbroken out AZ Bialystok
on Friday W. even greater fury than
characterize Thursdays riots.
No dispatcSs have been received
direct from Hlysiok. where the teie.
graph oficcf closed but semlom
clal message from Orodno and
Mlnsk report hat the excuses we're
started agah y the throwing " sew.
orai bombs nirty people are known
10 have been He'd while many we're
Injured Tho crowds according 20
these dispatch then opened IRE on
the police snDn 10 which the troops
replied. and IRE was a constant In.
tcrchangc OF shots between Jews
In their hou., and soldiers In tho
streets a no Of peasants armed
with clubs. tdhcs etc. who had
found their va into the city Thurs.
day. was participating In the rioting
a dispatch hm Mlnsk states that
the auihorltieshad been fully for
warned ~ the possibility of trouble
Thursday and nj recalled a battalion
~ Infantry aht several spuadrona u
cavalry from tfir summer camp 10
strengthen The garrison but without
oycrawing the ougInaturs u tho
nghtlnr
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1906-07-06
RAPID FLIGHT OF TIME.
Mule That Aged Five Years Between
the Months Of February
and June.

Mr. Justice Brewer. OF ne United
States supreme court. IN lorturing tc
his law class co the George Washing
ton university, says the American
Spectator. told the following story.
Il knew Of case once vi here two
darkies snapped mules. One Of them
was an old hand at the business. and
In making the trade be- represented
his mule to be seven years old. aud
told Of the many good traits the ami.
mai had not This was In February.
About two months later the other
darky began 10 realize that he had
been vlctimlzcd In the bargain and
that the beast was fully a. years old.
SO he decided 10 10 back and toll the
swindleT he had lied 10 him about the
animal However owing 10 II being
tho busy season Of farmiUE ha was not
able to 20 until about the middle OF
June lie finally did 80. and told his
man what he thought OF his rascally
misrepresentation about the mule
You say" said tho other fellow,
dat when YOU got de- mule In Fcbru
AIRY he was seven years old. and now
it's June and he's i2 years old7"
Yes do" was the angry 70
Spouse
well. sab time sure DO ~"
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1906-07-06
SOUAW BEATS
BABE TO DEATH.
Horrible Crime of an Indian
Woman Who Was Bent
Upon Revenge.
The Mother Escapes From iniuriated
Savage But i7months.old Child
10 Beaten 10 Death and LEFT
BY the Roadside,

Yroka. Cul while riding in bug
Ey with hrr feu small children 10
Willow Crrea .alloy Mrs william
Bcal tho wife or nuchman was
stopped 100 the road Do, Dora chip an
Indian woman. who pulled the brIdle
from the horse and nrrrDIy attacked
Mrs Hpal when ihp latter Eot out Of
the burg, Mr Real noi to a house.
pursued by tho iuurilIoI Indian wo.
mau. who fred nyo shots into tho
house after Mr Hoal bad locked hcr.
self in one bullet galod Mr. Boaia
chin
a little later Amos Richardson. a
nolrhbor found 'ho youngest child. n
months ~ age dead in the road by tho
side of the busy iis head terribly
crushed aud beaten The other child
escaped
People are searching tho country
Tor the Indian woman. whose motive
~ said 10 have been some fancicd
ErudEr
The shcrln has left Tor Tho scene.
which IL sixty miles east ~ hero.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1906-07-06
WANTS RIGID INSPECTION.
President insists That Packing
Houses Should be Closely Watched.

President Insists That Packing
Houses should be Closely Watched.
Washington President Roosevelt
has added another chapter 10 tho llt
oraturc Of the meat Inspection conlro.
yorsy II WAS not through amy desire
Of biz that tho correspondence be-.
tween himself ana Representative
Wadaworth chairman NJ the commit
tee on agriculture. WIS published In
~ entirety lnasmurh. however AZ
Chairman WadHwurih deemed n de-.
Hlrablo that tho letters should be- pub
liHhcd and gave them tu the public
the president regard ~ aH proper 10
complete tho Hp0uduucD thus Gov
exchanged bf thr publication of bin
reply 10 Nr WtdHwOrthH letter
In his reply the president while nd.
hitting hiH error ln stating that the
house substitute contained mo- pruyl.
sion Tor the making ~ inspections ~
packing houses at an hours of tho
day or night says the substitute atm
n inadequate to meet the require.
montH Of the situation The president
SAYS luhl hlltI u conference Win kupa
rcHontatIyo Adams NJ Wisconsin. a
member of the agricultural commit
tee he ~ convinced Me Adams viii
accept the suggestion made 10 him
regarding the bin lie says that Mr
Adams in each case stated that be-
would accept the alterations
These changes Include the
Of the court review pro.
posed and dozen other alterations
In the opinion of the president. the
suggested changes would make the
house committee substitute IA good
as the neveridHe amendment" rhe
prealdont adds that ho ~ not con.
ccrnod about the language of tho
amendment, but with the accomplish.
ment Of the object in view. Thor
ough and rlgid aud not sham In
apectiOn"
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1906-07-06
Good Looks M. nans.

Los Angeles. CAL. c. Jaxon.
the colorcd lawyer Of Pasadena. Ia
now In the county jall here. and with
his former helper Peter c. Goldie.
bas been formally charged with the
murder Of James A. Logan. a young
mulatto clerk. at Pasadena, May rs
last Goldic was arrested at Brock.
ton. Mass. fow days ago. and Is
held pending developments. The
charge N murder is sworn 10 by Mar
shal Reid of Pasadena The evidence
In the case Is purely clrcumstnntial
The motive for the crime is mys
terry Logan. who was handsome
young man, had been attentive "a
many young women, and jealousy
and revenge are Faid 10 he tho most
likcly theories advanced ~ to the
cause NJ the crime
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1906-07-06
poaolgLskrs VIEW.
German Minister Of Agriculture Con.
demns Packers.

Berlin Crown Prince Frederick
William and General Won Pobdiolski.
,ho Prss.ln minister of agriculture.
opened the agricultural fair In a sub.
urb Of Berlin on Thursday, Thoy
both made speeches culoglsing Ger.
man farming and the wisdom o. tho
state In protecting the peoples food
by law.
General PobdielsM ia connection
with the opening gave an Interview "a
the Lokal Anliogcr regarding the chi
cago meat packing sensation. during
Tho course NJ which he was quoted as
saying.
What was taking place NJ Chicago
was well known In the United States
one can only be filled with horror by
the Information cannot express
publicly what I know and can only
seek to protect our population.
Daily In Chicago 10000 cattle are
slaughtered and numerous other ami
mails are brought 10 the slaughter
houses already dead
only three vetcrlnarles are AZ
signed to 10000 hogs daily What can
they see3 With IA, one veterinarian
or Inspector does not Investigate
more than twenty animals.
Not long ago, large steamer ar
rived at Emden. loaded with meat, all
"a ~hich had TO be thrown overheard
Many of the animals were sick or dead
before they were slaughtered.
Efforts have also been made In
Denmark 10 send bad meat into Ger.
many and similar meat has been
brought here from Russia. II IA cEtab
liahed that ship load OF animals
brought from Russia 10 Stettln were
suffering from siberian plague. A
great number Of the veterinarians In
trusted with inspecting animals 10
Russia are incompetent
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1906-07-06
SHOT DOWN At
HIS OWN DOOR
Trouble Over Land Between
Cattlemen Results In
BlOOdShed.
Tragedy In Jackson Hols Country.
Charles Morris Being Run Down
and Shot a Few Feet From
His Own Doorstep.

Salt Lake city a telegram -.
cs4ved In this city brings tho news Of
a traGody enacted In Wyoming
Thomas scvall shot and instantly
killed Charles Marrls with Win.
chester rife IN Wednesday The
shootinr took place at lackson's Hole
md was the result of an old feud.
Marris WIS run down and shot few
steps from his own doorstep Tie was
we'll known In this district and in
Wyoming scwall was arrested and.
Tor fear Of lynchlnr. was taken BY
way Of S. Anthony 10 the jail In
Evanston wyo
Roth the men were catilemen. and
had had trouble over and reserves.
Morrls was driving scwall's cattle
from his place when shot down.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1906-07-06
Says Congress Would Minimize
Chance Of Roo,ing out Evils In
Packing Industry.

Washington Chairman wadsworth
of the fouse committee on agriculture
has made public the correspondence
between President Roosevelt and him.
self regarding the meat inspection bill
prepared Dos The committee.
The president ln his letter says
that almost ever change In the house
amendment vas ior the worse and In
his Judgment 80 framed as to mini.
mllo the chance Of roofing out tho
evils iu ,hr packing business In hls
rcpb Mr. Wadsvorth declares tho
president H very. very wrong" In his
estimate uf Che committees bin. calls
attention 200 provisions In the bin and
concludes with an expression OF 70.
grci Tint thD president should feel
Justified 'u lmpugnIng the competency
~ committee Of The house Of repre-
sentative.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1906-07-06
Riot In Mexico Laid at Door OF Fed
Grafton Of Miners.

Washington In O. lcttcr 6lcd with
che state department and dated at
Cononcl. Sorona Mexico. June n. W.
e. Orccuo, president of the copper
company at whose mines iu Canauoa
the riotinE occurred carly this month
charges that ugitaiurs from tho West
crn Federation of Miners had been
through the mines melting the Mex
leans. and tells how hc was warned
OF a plot tu dynamite the bank aud 20
iuauguratu "a revolution agulnst Pres.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1906-07-06
eurks Asked to Esnlnln-

Washington Secretary Hitchcock
has called the attention of the attor
ney general to the facts in the case OF
Henry q Wolre. who was recently
sentenced by the Judge Of the Wynm.
ing United States district court 10 one
day I'm fail and 10 pay q fine OF $500.
after pleading guilty to an Indictment
charging him with the Illegal fencing
Of 10000 acres Of government land.
United States Attorney Burke. who is
said 10 have recommended the light
sentence, has been called on to ex,
plain his action In the matter.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1906-07-06

l.ondsn The correspondent AZ To
Mo Of the Daily Telegraph says that
the doHcit In tho next budget r. cX.
pcctod To reach tiooOOOoo The cor
respondent says that the majority OF
the foreigners resident az Nagasakl
refuse To pay tho income taN nud that
the German consul BE- supporting them
The Dispatch adds that an army re-.
form commission has been appointed.
consisting of tho ministers of war. in.
structlon and state. 10 remedy defect
In tho army disclosed by the war with
Russia
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1906-07-06

Topeka. Kan After the hottest
day Of the year north and central
Kansas was ON SUNDAY ulrht visited
by tcrrlmc rain and thunder storms.
breaking the extended drouth which
had already irrcplmbly damaged tho
wheat crop and threatened the corn
crop Reports received here are mcl.
ger but IL is known that the storm Is
general in the northern section of the
state IN Marshall county tho storm
~ so terrific that AN wires are down
and food damage is threatened
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1906-07-06
Kan.a, ~ pIan.. % b Invs..lp...a

Topeka. Kan Secretary 3 g.
Crumhiuo of the Kansas state board
OF health hls cnmmgncod AN luyosti.
cation of the Kansas packing houses.
with q view of ascortaiuinE whether
or not preseryatiycs Of harmful ma.
luro are used lu preparing thu prod.
ueth. Sanitary conditions in tho big
plants az Kansas city, Kan, win also
be looked into. pr Jumhuu0 Htltos
that the investigation s not tho r.
suit OF congressional report ON the
Chicago plants, but was planned by
him before the Noiu.ReyuolIs invests
Cation
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1906-07-06

los Angeles. Cal-Joseph schezk.
a laundryman, was shot and instantly
killed at his home here by two bur.
glars, who awakened him and his wife
IN their bed room The murderers
escaped and there is no clew 10 their
Identity save that Mrs SchcEk de-
claros them 10 be- Americans Of heavy
build on being awakened Schezk
spoke 10 the intruders and was i'm,
medlately fred upon one shot pierced
his right eye and another entered his
heart
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1906-07-06
Church OF Rush.s

Tho nrst place Of worship In Western
Australia was unique In two respects
the materials Of which It was luilt ana
also the several purposes to which Il
was devoted. This remarkable buila
ins was made At Perth by soldiers.
shortly after their arrival In 1899. and
was composed almost entirely Of bull
rufhes. In addition to its use on Bun
days for divine worship. II occasionally
served rs an amateur theater durlns
tho week and during the whole time as
n barracks.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1906-07-06

MWNnE'H1 The house on Friday,
hy % 'uto uf 300 to 70. voted In favor
ot nrN canal ACROSS the lsthmus Of
Panama Ihn Introduction by Rep
rrspnNuNr lrauer Friday OF tho
amendment fo The item In the sundry
'l'N m.. 1pnropHaung twenty-five
mutton dollars 70 continue the con
.'Lh''."n '. Mo- Panama canal pro,
N'1'nE .Nd. r0 par of that sum shall
n' N,'A IL. .hn construction OF sea
I'''' ''.H. was done with tho ap
prUNh of tHo president
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1906-07-06

Louisville W-Friday was Daniel
Boone d1y of the Home Coming"
Jubilee Tho floral parade took place
early u tho day Tho glorihcation Of
Daniel bnunr came later In Cherokee
park Ah0I. O dozen llncal descend.
onls NJ .hr lrcat pioneer were pres.
gnl Tho statue of Boone. modelled
los Miss En1l iaudol OF Louisville
anu presented 20 the city Of Louis
vile Dos 4 e. neknell. was unveiled.
breckenridge Ca,tleman Of Louisville
made Nh" HrUsgulation address Of Mr.
W'hn.'I HnI me acceptance for tho
board 40 park commissions was made
nE lu' UUr.Hff
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1906-07-06
CURTIS JeTrs CONFESSION


Louisville. Ky-Tho Courier Jour
nal. In a dispatch from Cynthisna.
Ky. prints tho confession Of Curtis
Jett which gives the details Of the
assassination Of James n Marcum and
James Cockrlll. and also throws now
Hight IN tho murder NJ - n Cox, the
three crimes having been committed
during the reign Of feudlsm in
Breathltt county The confession Ia
authorized by Jets attorneys.
Jett says no. John Smith and John
Abncr killed James Cockrill: that
Robert Dcaton went after Abner and
Smith Ia aid In tho murder and that
Ebert ilarrIH. James Hargls ed Cal.
lahan. Jesse Splccr and Bill Britton
are the men who formed tho con.
Starting ont with these statements.
startIn govt With these statements.
Jctt entered into the details Of tho
murder and LAYS cvcry feature Of the
conspiracy and the events before and
after the murder
lie then confessed 10 the murder Of
James n Marcum which. he says.
was A. tho instance Of James Hargls
and IA Callahan. declaring that the
pistol with which no did the shoot.
ing was furnished him by Callahan for
tho purpose. He says owen told the
truth about the KILLING
ne relieves Alex HnrFls Of any com.
plicity In tho Cockrlll and Marcum
murders. saying. "Ile Is an innocent
man"
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1906-07-06
Jews Take Revenue.

nlalystok, via Warsaw In order 10
avngo the Victims NJ massacre. jew.
iah royulutlonlsts. hidden ON the roofs
~ houses behind fences aud the dra.
periCs ot Windows fred ull day Sat,
urday With rcyolNcrs aud rifles az tho
government buildings ana Workmen
AMI peasants passing In the streets.
ana one band ambushcd Ia factory
nrcd on tho station aud approaching
trains At least o. hundred persons
we're killed during the dny