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The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1906-09-14
NATION IS IN NEED /
OF MORE Il
President Roosevelt MAKES !.
ct oyster Bay on the Nee,
Religion and Clean LN|

Oyster Bay--ln an addrc he
blcontonary celebration on 81
Episcopal church here on ".
President Roosevelt tailed be
coHIty of religion and clean or
the welfare Of the nation.
u cannot understand any IN
citizen" boz said who bad The 81
feeling of patriotism and deyI TO
his country falling to anprec be
absolute essential need Of rel In
im broadcast sense. TO tho No OF
this country
~ e. were not for the fact B in
our villages and towns az thei 10
grown up. the churches have = ~
up In them. ana In the churchet Pa
whose work ls not for the this pf
the body. but for the welfare no
soul. Il would not be the natloi aat
II IL. because the nation would = DO
a NJ abode for civilized man.
He said that our material tesla
ton Of wealth was but n base is no
spiritual growth " the nation %
while the material ought not . be
dlaregarded. ~ real object ough iot
to be lost sight o. Tho mlasl1 OF
the church was not 10 work In bin
terests of one sect. but for humriy
~ n whole
u wish 10 emphasize tho vita b.
portance 10 this nation Of our pfle
being taught to realize that Chhnn.
ity mnnifests itself In the condu' OF
It's most humble professor"
Here tho president road sesa,
versos from the Bible 10 point ou,ai
not the hearers. but tho doors dhe
word, we're the true follove' Of
Christ
on the subject u riches the ~
dent said
There ~ nothing abhor rre
than the telling ~ an untruth, WIN
er unconventional untruth or not nd
I would on no occasion be undernd
az affecting 10 dcprccatc material Rll
being To tell men to disregard ri.e'
entirely is to preach 10 them q BE-
trlno which II IL impossible Tot 0m
10 live up to. hut which tho prctAer
knows perfectly we'll they VOL ol
try 10 live mp TO- But put riches bow
tho things ~ tho soul Give 10 ~
body what tho body is entitled 70. Ne
multi.milllonairc ls not n harm. b .
good. 20 tho community n he app~l
atcs that he is only n trustee for u
cause Of goodness"
The president emphasized tho y
cosslty OF every man being thorogA
~ aclfsupporting MS n basis for rr
ituai life. lie concluded that the N
umont ~ the only life really Fgh
living was one that made other VI
Ter because n had been liycd
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1906-09-14
CONFIDENCE IN sroLYPlN.
oetoberIst Leader Approves Program
Of the Premier.

Of the Premier.
Mosoow.-ln the course Of an inter.
view Alexander Gutchkon. tho octo.
bcrist leader gave his approval 10 tho
general tone of the ministerial dec
larations. adding that the court mar
tlals are n cruel necessity when q
virtual state OF war exists in at least
a part Of tho country. NJ Gutchkoff
compared the conditions existing ID
Russia with those at San Francisd y
after the recent earthquake thefo
whom hooters were killed without eycn
the formality OF a trial. lie said the
pillaging here was on a similar basis.
having ceased to be- revolutionary and
become mere runianlsm. Il muat
say" said NJ. Gutchkon. that have
the greatest confidence In Premier
Stolypln. There mover was such a
capable aud talented man In powor in
Ruaala. believe In the honesty OF
MS Intentions and hope he will be
able TO execute his program IN spite
OF the opposition close To the throne. "
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1906-09-14
srpIosIon In Big Winery.

Fresno, Cal-As result OF a ter
rife explosion the shock OF which was
felt for a radius Of ten miles, one
man was killed and another danger
ously wounded and 100000 worth OF
property was destroyed on Tuesday
at the big Calwa winery Of tho Cali
fornia Wine association, about three
miles from town. on the Malaga road.
The explosion was followed by Are.
which completed the havoc and was
responsible for the major portion OF
the loss
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1906-09-14
GRAND UPRISING PLANNED.
People In All Central American Re.
publes 20 Rise.

New Orleans.-Tho existence Of m
alleged junta which is said TO be col.
loctlng funds and supplies for reyo.
luton to be started simultaneously
about November in the Ave Central
American republics, Costa Rica. Hon.
duras. Salvador. Nicaragua and Guate.
mala, IL announced here. Don An.
cello Urgatol, who says he Ia a cousin
OF POlicarpo Bonllla, brother Of the
president Of Honduras, said in an In.
tervlew:
II am Informed that there In 10 be a
general uprising In the Ave republics.
My mission Ia TO collect funds for a
revolution in Honduras. whore Poll
carpo Bonllla, my cousin, will lead the
insurgent forces The people OF the
five republics in Central America are
all dissatisfied with their rulers"
Urgatel added that he believed an at
tempt nj revolution in Salvador will
be In a failure. but that he hopes for
success In the other republics.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1906-09-14
ANFLoos TAKES MooApoR.

JeVS In Morocco Are Receiving Harsh
Treatment at Hands Of Insurgents.
London.-Tho Tlmos' Tangier CORE.
spondont says there Is considerable
anxiety at tho foreign legation and In
Official and native circles regarding
tho events at Mogador. from which
there has been no news since the dis.
patches werr received.
The troops were only persuaded
TO embark from here" tho correspond.
ont declares. by promise Of an oppor.
tunlty for dosorting ON their arrival at
MoEador"
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1906-09-14
MORE LAeoRERs WANTED,
San Francisco Offers Great Induce
ments 10 worklnumen.

San Francisco Offers Great Induce
mentS to workIn0men.
San Franclsco.-There is plenty OF
work to be done In San Francisco
and vicinity in the rebuilding OF the
city. but there is a deplorable scar
city Of laborers. High wages are be-
ing paid. tho scale for unskilled labor
being from 81 to $3.50 a day, teamster
s2.75. while bricklayers got ST. plas-
terers 81. blacksmlths 81, painters 81,
carpenters 81 TO 81, and all other
tradosmcn are paid equally good
wages.
In order to help supply workmen
I'm the rebuilding OF the city, the san.
"a Fe railroad has established cheap
one-way. second class colonlst rates
10 California, daily from September
10 10 October 81, which. In connec.
ton with their tourist sleeper ser.
vice should make II possible for thou
sands OF good workmen TO reach San
francisco and secure work.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1906-09-14
President Of LIE Insurance Company
Must Serve Three Years.

Minneapolis. Minn.-Dr. Jacob
Force, former president Of tho North.
western National Life Insurance com.
pony. must serve three and a half
years IN tho penltontlary unless the
supreme court grants him a new trial.
Judge Brooks denied motion for n
new trial I'm tho district court. Dr.
Force was charged with having OK.
pended for hls personal use large
sums belonging TO the insurance CON.
pany.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1906-09-14
Whaling Steamer lost In Arctic I'd
Crew ls Saved.

New Bedford, Mass.-News o. 4
loss Of tho San Francisco whli
steamer Alexander in the Arctic W
received hero In telegram from q
tain James A. Tllton. the commahdl
~ the vessel, 10 his wife, who lsarI
ldent N this city. The Telegram ~
scnt from Nome. Alaska. and gave
details further than saying that n
crow was safe The Alexander
though haillng from San Francis
was manned by a crew OF New Ia
land whalemen.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1906-09-14
The Balloon ExnIoded.

Wichita, KAMA special to tho
Eagle from Mcpherson s7ys: While
nnlng a balloon preparing to mako
az ascension. Jack Leroy was fatally
burned as a result Of the explosion OF
the balloon, when gasoline was thrown
on the FIRE Burning from head 10
foot, he broke through t.e crowd ot
terror stricken spectators. Several
men caught him and core his clothes
fraM him. but he was 80 severely
burned that no hopes for his recovery
are entertained.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1906-09-14
InInt statehood Not Wanted.

Bisbee. Arlz.--As a result OF tho
convention held here Thursday by
both the Democratic and Republican
parties OF Arizona, Mark Smith OF
Tucson was named as the Democratic
candidate for congress and W. c,
Cooper OF Globe was named as the Re
publican candidate. This Is the eighth
time Mark smith has been nominated
by Democrats OF Arizona, being nrst
named IN 1856 Both parties adopted
an Identical resolution against Joint
statehood.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1906-09-14
A.ronnul paahed 10 peath.

Oskaloosa, Kans.-At the county
fair here on Thursday. Jerry Turner
IN inexperienced balloonist, fell 200
Ieet from trapeze suspended from
parachute and was instantly killed,
fhe parachute descended slowly, Tur.
4 er performing on trapeze below.
hen 200 feet from the ground, while
Ringing with both hands, one was
Ia to loosen and he chung by tho
hand. struggling to regain hold
his right hand, but, his strength
ming exhausted. he fell head
ward
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1906-09-14

Baku.-Losllo urquhart tho Brit.
ish vice consul here. who was decor.
Rted by King Edward for herolsm IN
rosculng English isolated at nalaah
ma from Tartar insurgents during the
massacros OF 1905, and who is one OF
the most prominent men In the oil re-
glon, was the victim OF a serious at
tack Sunday night Ia the center of the
city and miraculously escaDed death
Though he was fired at oight times at
short range. his only Injuries wers
six slight flesh woundA
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1906-09-14
EarnInna Oh nc RIo orand,.

New York The annual report
the Denver a Rio Grande Ralma
company for the year ending June
last shows gross earnings OF Sls.@t
no, an Increase over the prevot
year Of S265t6OO The net earnna
were s75Si,9is, an Increase OF ias
s9Z The surplus for the year ana
payment OF dividends and expensa
for the new equipment and hettermeu
was Sl56,S39, decrease OF sl2tH
New equipment and betterments coz
Gl.15O 900. an increase OF $500, 0S5.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1906-09-14
JeaIeua Husband,s n,ea.

Plttsburg, Pa.-Lawrencc - Coo
member OF tho Posnsylyanla legal
turo from the Fourth district vi
was renominatcd by tho Republic,
party Saturday, was on Sunday hi,
" stabbed by Andrew Macmillan
Justice m the peace and wealtl
resident NJ Carnegie. Cook hecar
famous during the last legislature a
being the author OF the Creator md
burg bin Cook is said 10 have be,
In Mrs. MacMlllan's company at \
time ~ tho stahhing Macmillan NJ
arrested and held without bail
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1906-09-14
Mexican Government, 10 Not Afraid Of
Revolution.

M Paso TcN-A special 10 the Her.
aid from a stan correspondent sent to
Douglas, Aria, to moct General Luis
Torres, commander Of tho Mexican
military zone embracing tho stntcr of
Sonora, SInalon and Lower California.
declares tho general calls I'M tho son.
sntlonnl revolutionary talk nonsense"
and says;
"rhe men under arrest have no
money have no influence and arc sim.
ply wrctchcd rlscnls who have lied
from Mexico 10 escape from their
crimes"
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1906-09-14
MOROCCO WILL MAKE NO FUSS
Uncle Sam May Have stenslsnd and
Welcome.

Washington. Tho Moorish authori'
Ties all interpose no objection to the
removal TO America Of Paul o. Stems.
land. president Of the Milwaukee Ave
nue. State bank Of Chlc1go A dis.
patch TO this effect has been received
AZ the state department from Minister
Gummere at Tangler, dated Wednes-
day. The dispatch added that Stems.
land Is a prisoner In the American le-
cation there
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1906-09-14
WOULD EXCLUDE JAPANESE.
California State Senator stlrS Up tho
Republican Clubs.

Santa Cruz. GAIA spirited debate
was created at tho convention OF tho
State League OF Republican clubs
Tuesday, when State Senator Edward
Wolfe. n delegate from San Francisco,
introduced resolution placing tho
convention on record as fnyorlng tho
exclusion OF japanese, Among those
who spoke In favor Of the OK
cluslon Of japanese were Judge lisa
dore Golden OF San Francisco. W. II.
Briggs Of Stockton and Assemblyman
Grove l. Johnson Of Sacramento. Tho
resolution was adopted by a viva Vooo
vote.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1906-09-14
MORE SHIPS NEEDED.
Hamburg.Amerlean Line VIII Increase
Transatlantic Service.

Hamburg The Hamburg.Amerlcan
Steamship company has announced a
plan TO issue S5.OOOOOO new capital.
making a total Of $50 1000. 600 Tho Of
ficlal statement explains that the in
crease Is necessary TO build new
steamers, and says the America and
Kaiserin Augusta Victoria have hlth-
erto been unable 10 take more than
half the passengers asking for accom-
modations. Hence, the company in
tends 10 build others Of the same typo
and establish a regular weekly service
10 New York Of that class Of vessels.
Seward weekly gateway., 1906-10-20
RULES IN
 SAN FRANCISCO
Political Boss Captures Citizens Meeting Called to Organ
 ize YigilantS.
By Gable to The Daily Gateway.

San Francisco, Oct l5-The citizens meeting in Union square called to organize vigilance committee was captured by Abe Ruef, the municipal boss. whom themeeting was expected to condemn. Ruef'S followers were present in large numbers and Ruef made a speech which turned the tide against the purposes of the movers of the aSsemblage.
 In his speech Ruef said the city government would add TO patrolmen to the police force and drive criminals out of the city. The force wasreduced after the fire The business men present then attempted to pass reso- ution condemning the city officials but the Ruef crowd hooted it down.
 Another meeting will be held to organize vigilance committee this week. A committee will also be ap- pointed to investigate the city admin istration, which is declared to be rot ten in all departments.
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MAKES CHARGE
 OF BLACKMAIL
Charles F. Murphy Says Inde' pendence League Is Trying
 to ExtOrt Money.
By Cable to The Daily Gateway.

New York, Oct. l9-Charles F. Mur. phy, the Tammany chieftain, publicly charged today that officials of Hearst's independence league are trying to blackmail democratic congressional candidates by demanding money from them under promise of withdrawing the league candidates now pitted against them. He acquits Hearst of responsibility for this blackmailing, saying that Hearst has no knowledge of it.
 District Attorney Jerome immedi- ately issued subpoena for Murphy, directing him to appear before the grand jury and testify as to his knowl- edge of the alleged blackmailing prac- tices. He intends to indict and prose cute the independents if he can obtain proof that the charges are true.
 Max Ihmsen, official head of the in- dependence league, denies Murphy's charges explicitly and says the league will welcome an investigation. It is understood that subpoenas will be issued for several democratic congress sionaI candidates and other prominent members of the party, requiring them to testify before the grand jury.
Seward weekly gateway., 1906-10-20
Sad Fate of Bill the Hustler

Once there was pair of HuStlerS who had a boy named Bill, From the time Bill could say Dada he never heard anything but talk about how to make money. When Bill was years old he was expected to graft enough to buy his own Clothes. When s years old he owned team of Mules and a breaking blow. At 10 he burned hls Bed and never took any rest, working for himself in daylight and taking in Flowing and other farm work at Night. If Bill had taken one hours pleasure he would have thought he was on the down grade to Perdition. By hard work and Frugality Bill had saved 5000 by the time he was 2l years old. Sewing his money under his Shirt he came to Yukon in 1898. A Dancehall girl located Bills Wad before he had been in Dawson forty-eight Hours. That made Bill Chilly and he has been hugging up to Saloon stoves ever since trying to get warm. When Bill goes to bed now he don't care if he never gets up. The Porter work he does enables him to eat about Four times every Week. The pair of Hustlers back on the old Farm look for Bill home every day with half a dozen Horse Hide trunks full of Money.
 Moral-If you want young tree in your Yard to grow straight, don't tie the Clothesline to Stroller in the Whitehorse Star.
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ABUSE AND THEN
 INDORSE HEARST
MCCarren Attacks Candidate but on His Motion Committee
 RatifieS Ticket.
By Cable to The DO,ly Gateway.

New York, Oct. 17-The democratic general committee held a meeting to- day for the purpose of ratifying the democratic state ticket. r. H. Me Carren, the Brooklyn boss, head of the executive committee, roasted Hearst, charging him with the disruption of the democratic party in New York. He said the independence league had blackmailed the democrats, and called upon the voters of the state to resent the nomination of Hearst. He then moved the adoption of resolution in- dorsing the entire ticket, which car ried.
 Tammany held ratification meeting last night. A resolution was passed saying that Jefferson, Jackson and Lin coin are dead and that the people want live issues and live leaders, which they find in the democratic platform and Hearst.
Seward weekly gateway., 1906-10-20
Gained by Cutting Passenger Rate

New Haven, Conn.-An estimated yearly loss of nearly $75O,OOO to the New York, New Haven x Hartford Railroad Company, as result of re- ducing its passenger rate to ? cents a mile several months ago, already has been turned into an actual gain in gross receipts as compared with other years, through an increased volume of business. In addition to the reduction of passenger rates, the tariff on coal to New England points also was reduced to a figure which, on the old volume of coal business to New England points would have resulted in a yearly loss of Sl5O,OOO to the railroad company. Re ceipts to date indicate that not only has this estimated loss been overcome, but that there will be an actual gain over other years.
Seward weekly gateway., 1906-10-20
WANT TO LYNCH
 CITY BANDITS
San Francisco People Call Meet ing to Organize Vigilance
 Committee.
By Cable to The Daily Gateway.

San Francisco, Oct. l3-LouiS Heinz ner was held up and robbed of $500 while automobiling last night. A mass meeting is called for tonight in the public square to organize vigi- lance committee to deal with high waymen. Acting Mayor Gallagher forbids the organization of a vigilance committee. He says he is willing for citizens to cooperate with the police for general protection against high waymeu but that 8 vigilance commit- tee would hurt the name of San Fran cisco and he will permit no lynching.
 Highway crimes have been steadily increasing and people are becoming afraid to leave their homes at night in sparsely settled districts. Crimi- nals from all directions have been docking to the city ever since the fire.
Seward weekly gateway., 1906-10-20
Hughes Replies to Hearst

Seneca Falls, N. Y., Oct. l3-Charles F.. Hughes replied here to the charge of W. R. Hearst that he had aided in the substitution of the ruthless Ryan for the harmless Hyde in the manage ment of the Equitable Life Assurance Company, saying that Hearst was in- sincere in making the statement be- cause he knew it was not true. Hughes said he was not interested in partisan success in any election except so far as it assured good government.
Seward weekly gateway., 1906-10-20
HlGHWAYMEN MURDER
 TWO MEN IN OAKLAND

Oakland, Cal, Oct. l5-Highwaymen held mp a ,treetcur at midnight. The motorman resisted and was shot dead. At3 o'clock this morning the body of a warchmlu employed at warehouse in rhe vicinity was sound near the scene. He had been attracted toward the sureetcar by the sound, of the shoot ing, had run to give assistance and been shot dead by the bandits.
Seward weekly gateway., 1906-10-20
TYPHOON IN CHINA SEA
 DESTROYED 10000 LIVES
By Cable to The Daily Gateway.

Victoria, B. C., Oct. l6-Authentic figures of the loss of life and property in the recent typhoon in China sea off Hongkong arrived today on the steam ship Empress of Japan, which escaped. The number of drowned is given at 10000, while forty-Seven steamers were wrecked, 1000 junks were swamped and so per cent of the small craft in the vicinity of Hongkong were de- molished.
Seward weekly gateway., 1906-10-20
TENNESSEE HITS
 STANDARD OIL
lndicts Octopus OF 1920 Counts Upon Charges of Accept.
 ing Rebates.
ny csrle to The paily eateway.

Jackson, Tenn, Oct. 1.-The Stan dard oil Company was indicted here today upon 1920 counts for accepting rebates by the grand jury in the U. S.. district court. The maximum fine is 5000 and if inflicted on each count the total will be $3O, 100000.
 The indictments were based upon findings in the report of the inyeStiga- tion by Commissioner Garfield of the bureau of corporations.
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Saratoga Will Go Westward

A message to E. 1. Stiles, local agent of the Northwestern Steamship Com pany, states that the steamer Saratoga will go westward. She will stop at Katalla, as all the Northwestern boats are doing now.
Seward weekly gateway., 1906-10-20
Hearst Accepts Nomination

Elmira, N. Y., Oct. 13-William R. Hearst accepted the democratic nomi- nation for governor in formal letter today. He declares against wealth as an irresponsible dominating power He said he would purge the party of the supporters of special privileges.
Seward weekly gateway., 1906-10-20
STORM SWEEPS
 FLORIDA COAST
All Wires Down to Havana and Nothing Can Be Heard
 From That City.
nu cnble to Tne paily aateway.

Miami, Fla, Oct. l9--A tidal wave here last night flooded the town to depth of three feet and caused great damage to railroad tracks. The Key West wires are all down and no news can be obtained from that region.
Seward weekly gateway., 1906-10-20
MEMBERS OF PARLIAMENT
 IMPRISONED AND FLOGGED
By Gable to The Daily Gateway.

St. Petersburg, Oct. b Twenty four members of the recent Russian parliament were sentenced today to imprisonment. two were logged and nine banished to Siberia as punishment for participation in the effort to main tain the organization of the douma after it was dissolved by the imperial government.
Seward weekly gateway., 1906-10-20
No News From Havana By Gable to The Daily Gateway.

Santiogo, Oct. l9-Every effort to get word from Havana fails, as all Cuban land wires leading to that city were prostrated by the hurricane last nighl. The storm did not reach this part of the island,
Seward weekly gateway., 1906-10-20
NEGRO COLLEGE
 IS DYNAMITED
Twelve Killed in Wreck Because Principal Advised Against
 Working for Whites.
By Gable to The Daily Gateway.

Seneca, $. C., Oct. l5-Harrall col Iege, negro institution, was blown up at midnight by dynamite cartridges placed under each of the four coruers of the building and exploded at the same moment. Twelve persons were killed. The dynamiting was done to punish the principal, Rev. Mir. Will Hams, for a speech in which he urged negro, not to work for the whites.
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Puts in Water Wheel

The Carstens Packing Company has substituted a Pelton water wheel for it's gasoline engine for the generation of power in the local plant. The wheel was started today and is working to perfection. The water is obtained from the city main and about 12 horse power is generated.
Seward weekly gateway., 1906-10-20
rLore Highway Robberies

San Francisco, Oct. IS Several high way robberieS were reported last night and two women were beaten in- sensible in their homes and found m- conscious. Their va}uabes were taken.
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Destroys 100 Houses
y cabla to Tho Daily Gateway.

Jacksonville, Fla, Oct. l9-A hur- ricane last night destroyed 100 houses in this city. Havana is unheard from as the cable is not working since the storm.