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The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1906-08-17

was before you were born. I've never
seen her myself. never dreamed
that she was walking yet. Lord. what
have done? ! didn't want To put you
there. Poor katharine"
Don't worry, Mrs Lawson" he
said. kindly Katharine has seen
nothing as yet; but I have lilo
smiled grlmly. yet with certain
sense OF relief AT least" he thought,
1t Is not quite madness. What does
Il mean" he asked aloud. who was
it-she?"
They say" returned Mrs. Lawson.
sull speaking In whisper that old
Squire Lawson, my husbands grand
fattfr. had that room built as a sort
OF N for his young vile. who went
outyf her MIND, poor thing, and no
wonte for TAG squire was a terrible
old oanl lie took her baby from her
and shut her up'ln that room and kept
her there by herself until she pinned
and died. That was before you were
born Mrs. lawson was sobbing and
wringing her hands. You must take
Katharine sincktlr away before she
sees her. It would kill her. But don't
say anything about II outside, Allek.
NV boarders would ali leave me. I
would be ruined"
Sinclair soothed the excited old
woman into oulet. Then he remount-
% the stair. katharine. I'm her white
dressing gown. met him ON the land
ing.
81 p,Iased vou Vbs, awoLo At,,L
dear" She said, where were yon -
katharine" he began with studied
carsIeasness 90 ana thts roor, 90,
small; don't your And Mrs. lawson
~ wsIt-ms,nin. nm, sho A. ,i.osa,,,a
good souII I think viii loon nm
more comfortable quarters during tho
day can you De ready TO leave here
I
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1906-08-17
Great U. S. Naval Show Planne,

Great ". D. naval Show Planned.
Washlngton.-Plans have been per.
iecied for the grand naval pageant
which Acting Secretary OF tho Navy
Novberry has announced will occur
In the sound OF Oyster Bay septem.
Der The president viii receive tho
Atlahtic feet.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1906-08-17

Newsnaperiun in yuoht
Ia which many arc chilled but few
are chosen.
Not the newspaper llol, bul O. super
nuous word IN the dictionaries Rare
samples of the real thing may occa-
sl0nally be seen In the great cltloo
An excuse for publishing a yellow
newspaper
Something for the preachers to
criticised
A subject on which Newspaper men
are little posted
A blur that sometimes gets froe
theater tickets.
That state from which a magazine
writer has graduated without receiving
a diploma
When a boy we hoped 10 be It's ex-
ponent. Now we know better,
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-10-04
BUYS HOTEL IN LEEsRuRe.
mr. l. II. Fitzgerald to Manage the
loudoun in That City.

Mr.. w. G. Morris, of Phoebu3, rc.
cfived telegram yesterday from Mr..
Il. IL. Fitzgerald, who is Mr.. Morris
foreman in Leesburg, in which MIR.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-10-04
DRouTH ALARMS ENGLAND.
Many Districts Are on the Verge of a
Famine

LONDON, Oct. 3.-"More rain,
More rain!" is the cry from every
part Of the country, anu inquiries at
the meteorological office show many
districts on the verge of n water Ia
mine. In London the total rainfall
since January has amounted to only
1853 inches, or exactly three inches
and half short of the average. This
means that every acre Of ground has
had about $40 tons Of water fewer
than 1t ought TO have had. In the Mid:
land counties there Is a deficiency of
$50 inches.
The water shortage in number of
towns of South Wales is of the gray
est description. In some parts ty-
phoid fever has been epidemic Tor
weeks. a considerable proportion of
the cases have proved fatal Half
time is the order at many works. ow-
voirs have. dried mp, the authorities in
certain districts utilizing local pools
for household purposes, men being
posted on guard to prevent pollution
or pilfering From the east coast to
the west came reports of turnips and
other food roots being ruined by the
drouth.
Several coal washcrios in Wcs.ar
Monmoutnshire have this week had
70 stop, and cokcmaking in some of
the districts is at standstill Many
villages in Leicestershire ana Sumer-
setsliirc. dependent entirely on wells
for their water supply, are suffering
dreadfully. meager supplies of wafer
having to he sent them rom more ia
vored towns by rail or road wagon.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-10-04
Condemned Man Appeals for Aid
to Fight for New Trial.
Names COMMITTEES TO ACT FOR HIM
Wife Murderer Has Only Thirty More
Days in Which to Gain Hearing
i Before the Supreme Court of the
State.

Julian Pavlinic, now in the county
Jail awaiting the action of the s,l.
prcne court in his appeal for new
trial yesterday sent letter TO The
Daily Press, in which he inclosed an
appeal to his friends TO assist him
financially in getting his case before
The higher tribunal.
PalVinic selected Messrs. A. G. r.
hlor, George Odlewurtle Coopcr
Oscar Dahl and DR. Loeb ms com.
mittee to solicit subscriptions for
him. and in the letter he appeals to
Them to Act in that capacity.
faviIntc has but thirty days long.
or In which to get his case before the
supreme court and unless he can SC.
cure the necessary money to derra :
ane expense he will probably have
to go TO the penitentiary for eighteen
years
In one of the clauses of the lettc,.
received by The Daily Press Pavlini.,
says he was member of the DRY
Dock Beneficial Association for seven
years and lie calls upon the member;
of that organization to lend him A;
helping hand.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-10-04
ROBBERS RAlDED GOLD MINE.
Bound And Gagged Miners and Col
4 Away With $4,000.

VICTORIA, B. c., Oct, 2-Ti. :
Aoransi brings news from Australia
OF II sensational raid on Pannan Re
wards mine at the famous Kalgoor-
lie gold fields, recalling the dooings
Of Captain Starlight" and the Kell
Buschfangers. Four masked men
with revolvers attacked the mine
staff, two binding and gagging the
miners at the battery while the 9Th
ers covered them with reviewers. One
of the robbers then went for buckets,
and the quartet then, washed consid-
cradle gold from the sluice boxes. To
secure themselves from possible inter
ference the robbers had cut the tclc.
Phone wires. They secured more than
$4,000 worth OF gold apd decamped.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-10-04
MUST COMPLY WITH FRANCHISE.
Street Committee Will Recommend
THIS 10 Town Council.

street Committee Will Recommend
This TO Town Council.
The street committee OF the IIamp.
ton town council last night decided
To recommend to the council tonight
that action lie Immediately taken in
the courts to compel the Hampton
Roads Traction Company to carry out
us ranch 'ses in town. The com
pany will. according 10 the street
committee, have to pave Brown ana
Carey streets. place down curbing
and she'll Lincoln street
The recommendation from the
street committee will be sent to the
council tonight and it is expected
that representatives of the company
viii be on hand 10 discuss the fran.
cniscs with the council.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-10-04
PAEAsAurs FOR KANSAS FARMS.
Thousand Pair of Game Birds to be
Liberated in Eastern Part of State.


TOPEKA KAN, Oct. ga car,
load of Chinese pheasants are to he
turned loose in the eastern part of
Kansas within the next thirty days.
DR.. ID. w. Travis, State Fish and
lame Warden. Is negotiating with
fanciers in Oregon to ship 1000 pair
OF the pheasants al once.
There is Il difference between the
fanciers and the state officer III til,
Ericc to be pail. The birds iwcre
first offered 10 MI. Travis for So Il
pair, He had decided to take them nj
THIS price when the fancicrs raised ii
to $3.50.
The birds will be distributed In lots
Oh Tour or five pair and the state
Senators and Representatives of the
various counties will make the dispo-
sition OF thc birds allotted to their
counties. About fifty pair have been
liberated in the State in the last two
years, and they have scattered over
the counties In which they were Civ
en- their liberty.
The new State fish car will be com.
lhctcu ana ucllNcreu To Mr.. Travis
soon, and he will distribute the birds
from II. He will release the birds on.
~ in the eastern counties. Tho state
law protects the phcusaits for five
years. and they are said TO increase
very rapidly.
u am going to give the, birds 10 the
eastern countless" said MIR. Travis.
because they will be better protected
from the winter SHOWS and winds anl
because the eastern counties have
contributed more to the fund out 81
which the birds are to he purchased |
am buying them out of the hunters
license fund, aud this comes from the
eastern counties, where there are
more licenses issued They are good
game birds ANA have Increased very
rapidly in States where they have
been liberated.
Il am purchasing blue quail in Naw
Mexico for the western Fart Of the
state. These quail will not do we'll in
the eastern part Of the state. but
ought to thrive in the western couil-
ties, where conditions are very little
different from New Mexico. These
birds will not be released until the
hunting season is over
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-10-04
MEXICAN REBELS AsTlR.
Two Carloads of Troops Sent to Sup
press Them.

press Them.
MONTERREY, MEXICO, Oct. g..
In addition to the troops already sent
10 Jiminez. whore disturbance oc-
CURED Wednesday night, two carloads
of troops were sent from this city yes.
terday to strengthen the number
which will garrison that point. While
everything is quiet at present. 1t is
reported that additional troops will be
sent in order to cope with any contin-
gency that may arise.
The official statement made public
last night is that 800 poems crossed
the river fromrthe United States side
with the purpose Of starting a revolu-
ton. There was an engagement with
80 of the military of Cnhuila in which
one man was killed on each side. On.
ly Il few of the revolutionists have
arms.
1t is the intention of the Govern
ment to place sufficient force on
the border to crush out the movement.
1t is said that Gen. Bernado Reyes,
governor of Ncuvo Leon will taxi,
command of the forces if necessary.
but it is thought that all trouble will
be over in two days AT least.
There is no indication of the coop.
Grafton OF the ,revolutionists in this
country. except at the point Big Bend
OF the Rio Grande, where the attack
was made.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-10-04
ALAskA's GOLD OUTPUT.
In Ten Years it Has Grown from
$2.iOOOOO to S15,2OO,OOO.

iWASIlnSGTON, Oct. 3.-Alaska's
gold product of last year was cstin,at.
ed AT $l5,200000. In 1895 it was So.
100000. The increase over 1904 was
sixty per cent.
The total amoun' of gold taken
from Alaska since 1880 was sS1.l1S..
GOO. not counting the current years
output. The report Of tho Geological
Survey for 1905 on Alaska covers not
only the mineral developments hu, al
so treats OF the railway routes which
form part of the commercial advance,
ment of Alaska
Under present freight conditions
transportation In The coast inlanl
place by steamer freight has to be
stored until the winter Shows fall
thence carried from twenty to one
hundred miles TO the mine.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-10-04
The Woman,s Prlvlleae.

What are You looking ST. sium
about?"
20! my fianccc has changed her
mind"
still worrying over that? II was
fully two weeks ago since You told
me she mad broken off the engage
ment."
20! it's been on and off again twice
since then. The Catholic Standard
and Times.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-10-04
NOTICE.

The annual meeting Of the stock.
holders of the Peoples Building and
Loan Association Of Hampton, Va,
will be held in Eassett's Academy OF
Music, Hampton, Va, at 6 O'Clock p.
m. Monday. the 18TH day of October,
1906, for the election of directors and
for such other business as may prop
'erly come before the meeting.
HARRIS BARRETT,
10-3-11t. Secretary.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-10-04
It's Nov CAPTAIN Ryrne.

Edward Byrne, WHO served as lieu.
tcnnnt-coioncl in the Eighteenth New
York cavalry during the civil war,
has been appointed captain of Home
Compand l., 10 succeed Capaan JOIN
p. Wells at the National Soldiers
Home, Captain, Wells resigned the
place.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-10-04
A Lucky lPostmistress

is Mrs. Alexander, of Cary, Me, who
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to be the best remedy she ever tried
for keeping tho Stomach, Liver and
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purifiers that inf,Ise new life. Guar
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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-10-04
Call ,Phone ts3

and buy your Flour Butter, Lard. Tea.
Coffee and all Groceries at cut price
Mclrose, sac: Patapsco. 32c; Royal,
@Sc. Rnsselrs, So East Queen street.
Phone 1913. 9.16-tf
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-10-04
WANTED.
FOR SALE.

FOR SALE = ADMINISTRATORS
sale OF sloop "Ottic Washington" in
front OF court house, Hampton. Sat
urday, October 9th, at noon. Oyster
topgs, drcdges, sklffs, etc, go with
slooD, which is of ~ tons. Eliza
=, Brown, administrators OF Jeff
pfSesrown. G. W. Phillips. Auctioneer.
- 10-2-2t
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-03-30
PRACTICE DELAYED.
Amherst Will Get No Outdoor frac
ticc Until Yale Game.

Amherst, March 29-Amherst Col
lege closed yesterday for the spring VI
cation and the baseball squad Is to 20
nome TO remain until Monday owing To
the condition Of Pratt field, which is
covered with snow.
The first game on the schedule comes
with Ial" at New Haven. April >, and
The probabilities are that Amherst Will
nave No on!door work before that
game. II has been planned 10 use El:t li..
field for pr:tctice this spring, ana usu-
ally IL is iii cuEuitioE earlier Than
Pratt field
Slight changes have been made in
the schedule Of the western trip a., first
announced. There Will ~ no game with
tile University uf WIS, onsin hui the
University 81 Michigan will be- played
at Ann -Arhor May -, The University Of
Chic.'"o N Chicago May y. and the
University Of Illinois Al irhani May
a.
TIL" squad han been cut down con-
Siderably and now consists al Wheeler.
Mckle ana Thaycr of '06. Allaire.
Beach. Lamb AMI Newell %, Cobb.
Danahcy, Larkm. Palmer and shat
tuck 'oS and Bernard. Caughry, Jones,
Eilh"u1I. Marai"I. Pierct. Spring,
Sullivan and With"rhct 90
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-03-30

have been made to make the second
Team schedule such as 10 make the
tlIe worth while for men to try for in
order 10 ensure = good second for the
first 10 practice against, and the at
tempt has been very successful.
The second nine this year promises
Ia be unusually good because of the
sharp competition for positions On the
first. The schedule:
April 2G-(Fast day) Colby Second
at Brunswick.
April 2S-Leavitt Institute at Tur-
ner.
May "-Rates Second at Brunswick
May F. Edward Little High at Au-
burn.
May l4-Kent's Hin at kent's Hill
May II Kicker Classical Institute
al ErmGTick.
May % lewiston High at Rruns-
icll.
May 2G -FrycbnrG Academy AT Frye
burg
May "0-Memorial Day) Open for
0ilt -nf-toNr game.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-03-30
SPORTING NOTES.

Maurice Daley was victorious Monday
night IN his match against NJ. Cure in
New York at 1S-inch tWo-shots-in, ballI
line billiard match. lie got 400 while his
opponent scored only 32i.
Young Jay Gould has become quite a
prominent parsonage since his win Of the
gold racquet offered by the Tuxedo Tennis
club and is looked upon with favor b. n
number for winning tho national amateur
court tennis championship He will br
up against Sands and Crane, however.
and will have to hustle if he wins.
Lou F. Scholes. the young Canadian
ccullcr who won til" diamond SciilS at
Henley in 1904. has d. cided to return to
rowing. SchOles retired from single scnll-
ing after his return from England and
publicly stated that he would never row
singles again. His change Of front means
that at this years national champion
ships ono Of the greatest single sculln"
events in the history Of amateur sport
WIN hc contested with Schoes. Greer and
Shepard as the leading figures.
Eighty per cent. Of the members of the
New York Trad" Assoc iatirn were report
Cd al Wednesday nights meeting
Of the corintt"r rs having v"t-
ed in favor OF Holding an open
air auto show at iii" Empire City
track on Thursday, Fri'lay and Saturday
Nay q, = and ~. The vote was practi-
cally InanimOu:, the missing - per cent
"f The membership oi IS representing,
those conducting an exclusive" storage and
rapair business. The show is therefor"
a. bc promoted, ana the committee. which
i% made M o. Frank Ev. land Of a. d
.ipaldInfs 81 Pro, chairman; &. Andredr
nf the American Automobile Storage 60
and ". VI. Harrison Of the Victor Auto
Innbl" Storage CO., with Alfred Reeves
a. manager. viii proceed at once with
the details. There will be many attrac-
tOnS in addition to the ear exhibits, in
Guiding balloon a"cenSionS and aeroplane
flights from mot"r car starts.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-03-30
BEAT DAILY TWICE.
French Billiard Expert Won Two Wide
Open Games.

l"h'S cure, The Partisan billiardist,
played. ms second exhibition billiard
game III mis- country Wednesday. In a
''"-p"Iit contest at l3-inci two shots
IN b;lkl'he with Maurice DAILY at tie
iaii"f$ biiiiifd rooms. Cnre won, lin
Eh'lis ms string in - innings. white
his "pi'"iI'if was making 1863.
cure played wide-open game for
Inc most part. At times he did some
close position manipulating ON the end
idIl. Confluence in his cXecution is one
OF t.le flclIchmana pcculiaritias and
ne has an easy, somewhat careless
manner. His average was IL 1913, and
IL made high runs uf ,J ana ". Days
avtrlEt WAS IS l-l8 ana his best runs
We're ~ ana a3.
IN the evening Cure ana DAILY met in
400 point match under the same con-
ditiOn:. The former won out by 400
points 10 lG9. He made high runs Of
81. 20 and %, With an average of 26 l0-l5
Days high run was As and his average
IL ia,
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-03-30
DOINGS IN THE WORLD OF SPORTS.
~ Welch Of England. Welch having fhs

~ Wclch Of England. Welch having fhs
better Of it,
The 0indup went the fun 20 rounds be
tween Frank Carsoy Of Chicago and PM
Logan Of Philadelphia. The Chicago boy
was the aggrcssor throughout and land
ed the more telling blows.
At the start Of the windup Carsey Kept
Logan dancing around the ring, and after
the first round, which was fairly even.
he had decidedly the better of II Tor
three rounds Then Logan began I"
warm no and was on even terms or a
ttfl. better until the 10th round. Carsey
i'm the next two rounds punished Logan
severely.
The 18th was the hummer of the night.
both boys fighting very hard and eX-
changing many blows. and Logan seemed
to htve Carsey going. The latter was
bleeding from the nose and mouth and
had a cut on the lower lip.
Logan continued ms advantage in the
18th round and il looked as If ht nigh.
be a winner
Carsey took matters in hand in lhe 18th
round AMI from that time on, although
taking innumerabl" jabS and punches IN
the face, he landed hard On Logan'S body,
which caused the Philadelphian To slow
up and continually break ground
The last three rounds Wer.. easily Car
seyS because Of tn" frequency wifi
which he landed and his responsiveness
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-03-30
WILL. STAY m LYNN.
Gus Daum Refuse. 10 Sign With Man.
ager Burnham.

Lynn. March 2a-Cus Damn. star
catcher of the LINN New England
League team. WILL in an prObab bility,
play ban in this city this season. Yes
terdly morning Walter W. Burnham
of tn" Newark baseball club of the
Eastern League. came 10 town and Of
ferei Daum a contract which he Tta-
fused 10 sign.
Daum had been rel, aSed by Manager
Leonard IF the Lynn team to Manager
Burnham of tn" Newark team under
pressure. Rurnhnm tried his best to
persuade Daum that il was for his in
torest to sign, but without success.
Manager Leonard offered Clark, lfar-
mon ana Mcdonald 20 Manager Rnrn-
ham if lie would let Damn remain in
Lynn.
Burnham at first re refuSnd to releaS So
paum, hut il is understood that later
he and Manager Leonard came TO an
understanding whereby Gas will re-
main i'll Lynn during the coming sea-
son.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-03-30
Comes Over From Paris
to Meet Willie Hoppe.
Football Tdbooed at University
Of Wisconsin for a Year.
Piilsburg Spots Pleased al Prospec! Of New
Traes--.WlII Try IOOO-MiIe Run.

George Is. sutton, the billiard player,
who has mad" Paris his: home for the
last four Years, was among the pas
%enGrrS on the " hite star steamship
Tc2tUnic. which docked Wednesday
night. Sutton ranePOVer to take part
III the billiard tournament at Madison
Square Garden neXI month ut IS, in
which he " i'll meet Willie Hoppe. the
boy champion. among Others. lie was
mu2n Interested iii the details of the
match on Tuesday night. when Hoppe
a"ffats .;loS>,on for the worlds champ
innSnip at l&.l
n beat SIo.Son with a much higher
average than ioppe'a." ne said. and
while l r.alIz" that Hoppe IS 4 great
biliiaTdlst / think 1 viii he able 10 beat
him.
Sutton VIII max" his headquarters at
No. ..o3 West %4th street while In New
iOlk. He lays that, owing TO an al-
verse decision by the French courts,
prohibiting betting in connection with
BILLS rdS. the game iS dead IN Paris, and
added that lie expected to remain III
this C0ul.try Indefinitely.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-03-30
BASEBALL.
Boston Players Win in
Easy Game.
Amherst Won't Get Practice
Before Yale Game.
Gus Daum Refuses Eastern League Contract
---Criger May Catch First Game.

Nashville. Tenn, March o9-Dia-
| agreeable weather. accompanied by
cold winds and threatening skies,
greeted the Boston Americans and Fin
mites III Athletic park yesterday after
noon.
1t was decidedly too uncomforta a BILE
for play. but the boys by putting much
dash dn'i vim into their efforts, were
able To warm up sufficiently To give
the small crowd a good game. Boston
Was an easy winner 6 to l.
Harris ana Winter, who opposed
Goyer and Allemange, We're too much
for the local battcrs. who We're una blt
to connect at opprrtilne times.
NHh Boston il was the reverse,
Jimm% Collins men lacinG them out
lust when singles We're most needed
GrlnShaW. beside Securin. a single
cra"k.'d out Il couple. of nic. tWO-Sack
erS. Collins also got one for the sama
number Of bases and 50 did Selbacn,
While Ferris and Stahl met the sphere
for drives that We're good for three
bace1.
Harris vas sent in by Manager Col
Inns 10 t1Ce the locals. He began etfec-
lively, an:i continued a puzzle during.
the four Innings he pitched. In th,.
second inning he let up a little, allow
ing Sreas 10 single AMI Watkins to
drive ont q triple, which gave Nash
Vile its only run. After this lie got
busy again ana held his opponents safe
Winter as very much of Il puzzle
especially when he wanted TO be- More
than Narh,rill. Il
to score, bat when n runner threatened
70 co:nplete the circuit Winters got
very much in the game ana i'll every in
stance retired the batter without an
effort. IL a1aA:s