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The Green Forest tribune., 1906-04-14
D0ings of the Democratic
 County Convention
Delegates to the State and Dis trict Conventions Selected and New Central Commit
 tee Chosen

convention met at the courthouse in Berryville last Saturday at one o'clock and transacted the fol- lowing business. The convention was organized by electing T. C.. Morris, chairman, and B. O.. George, secretary.
 The following were selected as delegates to the state convention at Hot Springs, June, 9th. J. s. Naples, s. $. Cunningham, E. c. Cooper, c. D. James, R. M Warner and J. A. Bridgford. Alternates, B. o. George, G. V. Poynor, c. A. Fuller, Nick Kizer and A. M. Crump.
 Delegates to the congressional convention were selected as follows Nick Kizer, C.D.James s. P. Bailey, G. N. Norris, H. N. Pittman and s. S.. Cunningham. The following were selected as delegates to the senatorial conven- ton for this district-A. Lunday, T. c. Morris, Ben Collier, s. $. Cunningham, J. H. Evans and c. c. Kirkham. Chancery dele- gates were selected as follows c. A. Fuller, T. H. Fancher, B. o. George, s. s. Cunningham, w. R. Phillipsan T. c. Morris.
 Delegates to the judicial con- vention were selected as follows c. M. Swope, Thomas Collier, John Weston, T. J. Walden, Frank Carroll and G. V. Poynor.
 The new central committee so far as reported to the convention is as follows Polo, John D. Stewart; Yocum, Frank Johnson; s. Long Creek, B. c. Kirkham; N. Carrollton, Wm. Mccoy; s. Carrollton B. Naples; Osage, H. P. Burney; Omega, s. R. Hanby; Liberty, Tom. Collier; N. Hickory, w. R. Phillips; s. Hickory, Mon Dunlap; 1st. Prairie, H. N. Pitman; End. Prairie, B. o. George; Kings River c. R. Crabaugh; Franklin, J. H. Davidson; Beaver, J. H. Skelton; Packard Springs, R. J. Conway; Johnson Springs, J. A. Lunday; Clifty, Jacob Ash; Winona Springs, Abe Hull; 1st. ward, E. s., J. B. Pendergrass; 2nd ward E. s. Nick Kizer; Sd ward E. s.; J. T. Smith.
 Piney, Dry Fork and Cross townships did not report the names of their new committeeman to the convention and these vacancies were left to be filled later. The central committe did not go into organization Satur- day and will be called together at a later date for that purpose.
 Col. J. P. Fancher made a ringing speech to the convention and gave an account of his can- vass through the different counties of the railroad district and expressed his sincere thanks to the democracy of his home county for the splendid majority that it gave him in his race. It seems that Col. Fancher will be an easy winner TOT the once oI railroad commissioner. He car- ried nine of the eight cen counties in the district and the other coun- ties are divided among his three opponents. It will require 70 votes to nominate in the conven- tion and he will go into the con- vention with 63 instructed votes and 31 for him as second choice. This gives him long lead for the place and both Col. Fancher and his friends feel that there is no doubt about his securing the nomination.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1906-11-09
WILL oePose KING.
Monarch Who Ate wife for Dinner Is
DICTATED Insane.

Paris.-M. Mllles. acrolx. minister
OF the colonies has decided 10 summon
the AMMAN state council and deposo
King Thanh.Thai
A dlBpaach from Marseillos October
II said that Thauh.Thai had been ad
Judged insane and that the French
authorities had made him prisoner
Previously the king had ordered seven
OF HIS wives to be- executed and looked
on with delight while they we're slow.
ly tortured 10 death. After killing
one Of his wives. he had the body
cooked and served for dinner forcing
the members Of his court. by threats
OF death In case of refusal 10 eat &C.
Some Of the kings wives were bound.
burned with boiling oil and subjected
TO other fortunes. and naked women
were thrown into the cages OF Wild an.
imala, whore they We're dpyourpd In
the presence Of the king
When ThanhThai was made pris.
oner by the French authorities they
released the terrorstrlcken inmates OF
the palace.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1906-11-09
DISEASED BEEF
WAS EXPORTED
Vermont Authorities Round
ing up the Persons Said
TO be Responsible
Company Found osilty Of Contempt
Of Court lie Fined $1,000. While
-Four indictments Have Been Re.
turned Against the
Company.

Burlington, vt-Tho Consolidated
Rendering company was on wednes.
day found guilty OF contempt and
fined $1,000 by Judge Rowell In the
Crittondon county court The pro
ceedlngs followed tho failure OF tho
company TO produce for the grand
Jury certain papers and memoranda
called for by the jury which was In.
yestigatlng the alleged purchase OF
diseased cattle and the sale OF meat
for food
The Crlticnden county grand Jury
also returned eight indictments In
connection with the sale and eNpor
tatlon Of diseased beef and cattle In
the state Of Vermont Four Of the In
dlctmonts were against the Consoll
dated Rendering company and four
were against L. y. brigham. manager
Of tho burlington Rendering com.
pany'H plant In this city. The local
company Is controlled by the Consol.
idatod company, which Is Maine cor.
poration.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1906-11-09
GERSCHUNIN IS
AGAIN At LARGE
Head of Fighting Organiza-
tiOn Of TerrOrists is a
Menace TO Russia
Most Remarkable Of Revolutionary
Leaders, Condemned to Lie I'm.
prl'onment for Completely In
Assassinatlon, Makes His
Escape In Water cask.

81 Petersburg Gorschunln. one n,
the most famous terrorists and head
Of their fighting organization during
the sipiagulne and Plehve regimes.
has escaped from Siberia. concealed
IN water cask.
HIS disappearance is a serious men.
aco 10 personagcs whose lives the ter
rorists are now seeking. az he il a
skilled organizer and one OF the most
remarkable men the revolution has
produced.
Gerschunin. who r. n Jew. was con.
demnod 10 perpetual imprisonment for
completely In the assassination OF
Minister Of the Interior siplagulnc
and the attempt on the life OF NJ. Po.
bodienostsen, patio procurator general
OF the Holy Synod lie was sent to
the silver mines on the Monrolian
frontier In Siberia. Feb. 10.
One Of his comrades. man named
Melnikon, escaped from the mines
two months ago and the governor OF
Akatui says he cannot guarantee the
safe keeping OF Sasauon and Sikorif
sky, the other tcrrorlsts implicated In
Tho assassination Of NJ Plohve. be-.
cause the revolutionary agents who
arranged the escapes OF Gorschunln
and Melnlkon are we'll supplied with
money and have the sympathy OF the
whole population
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1906-11-09
WOULD CHECK WHITE SLAVERY.
Appeal Of Women for Suppression Of
This Awful Crime.

Hartford. Conn-Thore are 10000
young women In Chicago who are
Obliged TO work at 81 q week. and
thorc are 5000 saloons there. too. said
Mrs. Lurlnda y. Smith Of Kansas at
the Tuesday session OF the national
convention of the W G. T. T.. In pro
sc7ting TO the convention the difficult
les with which the refuge workers OF
the organization have Ia contend
Mrs. Smith made q splendid appeal
Tor the efforts OF ill the DELEGATES from
all parts Of the country to put stop
TO the white slave trade The speaker
cited Instances Of yolny women held
IN captivity and sold at auction I'm New
York, and asked why II was. forty
years after the Clyil war had been
fought for the liberation OF the black
Slaves. that slavery OF young women
should be tolerated In this country.
She said that one OF NE most hopeful
signs OF the times was when the sew.
enteon nations recently handed togeth.
or for the suppression OF this awful
vice
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1906-11-09
TO sTReNoTHrN NAVY.
Plans for Building Biggest Ship In the
World.

Washington An Amoscan battle.
ship greater la powesnd efficiency
than any warship adnt will be author
lied at the approaches short session
OF congress Al IN, last session of
congress authority ns given to the
naval experts to prqaro plans for a
battlcship which would exceed In
power aud speed an heavily armored
ship In commission r under construc
ton In the world md congress asked
that plans be- submitted 10 II NJ the
next session
The bureau OF nyal construction
has boon busy for eyeral months In
the preparation OF ho specifications
for great battloshp They pract
cally are ready nov when congress
conycnos. the project of the construc
ton OF u 2o.OOOton var vessel will he
presented
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1906-11-09
NEW SKIN FOR HALF HER BODY.
Entire Family supply cutiels to Save
Woman.

New York One Of the most re-.
mnrkablo cases of skin grating In tho
history OF surgery is In progress at
g. Joscph'a hospital, Yonkors. to
save the lifc Of Mrs william Russell.
Of Tarrytovn. member of an old
family ~ WcHichoHtur county and u
social leader and the physicians arc
now able tO announce that Mrs Rus
sell will almost certainly recover
u was necessary io find enough live
skin to cover the entire lower portion
NJ the body of Mrs Russell. where the
skin had been burned away and
seven persons including Mrs Rus
sells ninetocnycaro son. her nus
band her bruthorinlaw, Coroner
Frank Russell. DR.. Faiolla. OF st. Io
acph'B stan. and three hospital nurses
volunteered TO supply the skin from
their bodies.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1906-11-09
GIVES SOME IDEA OF
VASTNtSS OF CANAL
Circular Issued by Commission for In.
formation Of Bidders Shows That
Excavation VIII Run Into NH.
lions Of Tons.

Washington Some idea OF the I,
moss OF the Panama canal project 81
conveyed In @ circular issued by The
commission ON Friday Tor the lpfor
nation OF prospective bidders FOR con
Btructing the canal II Is said that tho
quantities OF material 10 be romo,ad
and 10 be applied to the work OF con
atrucuon are only approximate and
even the location and character of
structures may be changed. Il Is
hoped however that exact Information
will be collected by the committee OF
nve engineers who are charged 10 e.
Innate a reasonable cost and tlmo Tor
completing tho canal
Tho circular states under hkaratr
heads the character Of the work 10
be done The amount OF excavation 10
staggering In extent amounting &c
millions Of tons
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1906-11-09
Finds Internal Machine.

Akron. O-Andrcw Mcintosh, aged
40, a baltimore & Ohio engineer, had
a narrow escape from death by an In.
fornal machine A 3S.calibor revolver.
packed with powder In small box,
and ton sticks OF dynamite we're con.
cealed IN q tool box I'm his coal house
The trigger OF the pistol was fastened
10 the Nd OF the box. when Mcintosh
opened the ia the machine let so and
the bullet struck Mcintosh In the
check. imhedliug itself
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1906-11-09
NO GOOD FOR FARMER.
Manufacture OF Denatursd Alcohol 10
Not Profitable on Small Scale.

Manufacture or Denatured Alcohol To
Not Profitable on Small Scale.
Washington department OF
agriculture, through Dr. II. T. Wiley.
has undertaken TO educate the farm
ors regarding the manufacture Of de.
natured alcohol Two bulletins have
been Issued devoted TO n description
OF the sources from which Industrial
or denatured alcohol may he oh.
tained, the method Of manufacture.
and some uses TO which It may be put
From DR. willcys discussion OF the
subject the conclusion f. reached
that the manufacture OF alcohol on
small scale is not likely 10 prove
profitable. Because OF the regulations
under which the farmer would be ro.
dulrod TO conduct his still II he en-.
gagged In the manufacture. II Is owl
dent that he must be content with
producing tho raw materials and that
he cannot look forward 10 becoming q
practical distillcr
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1906-11-09
False Msasure ussd.

Chicago slgns notifying tho pub.
lie that the "bushcl" and "haltbushol"
baskets In which commission dealers
sell their fruit and vegetables. do not
contain tho full amount that their
names imply must, according to Mayor
Dunno, be- posted In AN NJ the store,
OF South Water street whore tho city'a
fruit and vegetable business Il cen
tered Tho mayor declared that In
his opinion the average householder
does not know when he purchases a
"bushol" basket that the actual quan.
tlty Is less than the name implies.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1906-11-09
Kaufman WIns sIunpInu Mateh.

San Franclseo.-Al Kaufman gave
Sam Berger an awful beating Wed
nesday night and when Berger was
practically out his seconds threw up
the sponge In the tenth round only
once did Berger seem TO have n
chance This was IN the third round
A. the opening OF the round he
dropped Kaufman with n right TO the
Jaw. Kaufman stayed down nine sec
onds. Berger loored him again with
left TO the same place. Again Kauf-
man took the count for nine seconds
and then got up again.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1906-11-09
HoOe Guilty Of Perjury.

Pittsburg Clifford Hooc, the negro
formerly coachman for Augustus
Harue' was convicted Of perjury Tues
day In connection with deposition
ngnlnst Mrs. Mary Scott Hartjo aud
which former the basis Of the recent
sensational Hartie divorce trial. The
case was submitted 10 the Jury at
1880. Only one ballot was taken ma
when court convened at l O'Clock the
verdict was announced The closing
features Of the case were sensational
and exciting In the extreme.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1906-11-09
Presided at Trial Of Anarchists,

Chlcago.-ludge Joseph Il, Gary.
one Of the most well known jurlsts In
this section OF the country. who pre-
sided during the famous trial OF the
anarchists In 1883, died suddenly
Wednesday Of heart disease. aged 81
years The specific cause Of death
was degeneration of the heart mus.
Giles The Judge held court as usual
on Tuesday but was not In his usual
health Wednesday morning, and sent
word that he would not hold court. He
grew steadily weaker through the day
and expired quietly about $3.50 o'clock
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1906-11-09
TROUBLE BETWEEN UTtS
AND WHITES PROBABLE
Indians Declare They Would Rather
Die Than Be Taken Back 10 the
Reservation They Deserted

sheridan. Wyo-"WD are going 20
visit chief White Cow Bun. Of the
Cheyenne. az any cost. and will not
BE- taken back To Utah TO staryc We
would rather die FIRST" is the sub.
stance Of tho answer Of Chief KanuapD
10 the soldiers The Indians are get
ting holder and pay no attention TO
the soldiers \ fight was almost
started Tuesday night when an Indian
encountered sentinel Of the Twelfth
cavalry The Indian refused 10 turn
out OF the path and rudcly bumped
against the soldier Only the inter.
yention OF some cnNalrymen prevented
n serious encounter, as other Indians
came up.
As the Utos are continually on the
move In small bands. cowboys arc
hired by the soldiers us scouts 10 keep
track Of the Indians The latest re-.
port from the front locates the main
band In the vicinity Of Moorhead. go.
Ing rapidly toward the Cheyenne res.
orvation
A message from Moorhoad. Montana,
says the widest excitement prevails
In that vicinity on account OF the
deprodatlons of the Indians. Wagon.
loads OF women and children are being
driven 20 places Of safety In fear OF
moro serious trouble. Tho Spear
ranch "a being converted into a fort.
ross and well stocked with guns and
ammunition The ranch blacksmith
shop, a log building, Is now heavily
embarked, and loopholcs have been
ont In tho with.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1906-11-09

Worcester, Mass Representative
lockwood Honr OF the Third Massa
chusotts district. son OF the late Sen
ntor George r. Hoar died Thursday
night at ms residence In this city
after am illness OF five weeks Con.
gressman Hoar, since Sept %. had
been unable TO take part IN the cam.
paign for his reelection to congress.
Al the time of his denomination. when
Il was Thought that his illness was OF
a temporary character his written
letter OF acceptance was presented 20
the district convention
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1906-11-09
Want. 10 Match J,nr-,, AOslnst Cans

Memphis r.nn Henry II. Harri
sou wealthy plaular OF Arkansas
after ursn.ua with visitor over the
race troubles offered 10000 purse
ior % mwm between Joe Cans and
Champion '.nuea Harrison also Of
Forced 'n W.H 10000 that Cans VIII
mot stay uH round with Jonries. and
%" 'N...".h uwDm on each round
'h'I'H''." no .ids 0f 3 10 I. To con
vince OH" "HhI.e of Nos sincerity Har
1850. deposited "a certified check IN a
N,nnN h1rs
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1906-11-09
msehInsts Of Southern Railway "
Return to Work Monday.

Washington The strike OF ma
chlnists on the Southern railway
which was Inaugurated recently for an
Increase ia wages, was settled Friday
The men now on siko will return tc
their old positions ON Monday morn
ing The wages offered by the com
panl l1 the machnlsts prior to the
strlhc arc TO apply from November ,
ana ne oompauys proposition to arbi
tratc the difference between that scale
ana the demand Of uniform appren
tlcea has been accepted.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1906-11-09

New York-Colorod candy. known
as Jaw breakers" suckers" and by
various other names, rs blahed for the
Illness OF about nfty children In West
New Rochelle, especially In the vicln.
'ty OF the Union Avenue school Ono
little girl died on Monday, In every
case the victim was attacked by
cramps followed by nausea. Tho au.
thoriucs found that candy stores had
sold an enormous lot OF the candles IN
question. The sale OF the candy has
been stopped
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1906-11-09
PeARY WILL NOT GIVE UP.
May Again Try His Luck at Reaching
i the North Pole.

Lcnox. Mass THAT Commander
Robert y. Pcary encountered unusual
difficulties In his search for the north
pole was indicated In telegram re-
celyed Sunday by Morris X Josup.
president of the Peary Arctic club
Bufieted about In "a field of Ice his ship
without coal, his dogs poisoned by i'm
pure food and a portion Of the interior
of the vessel torn apart 10 provide
fuel for the explorers. were some Of
the trials Commander pcary was
forced 10 face. The most significant
portion ~ the Telegram. however. was
that containing an intlm1tion that
Commander ponry would again try 10
ind the north pole
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1906-11-09
AtetIs Rseord H,Id By Peary.

New York The United states nov
holds the record of "farthost north.
81 degrees minutes This feat was
accomplished by Commander Robert
u. Pcary, uf the United states navy
The intrepid arctic explorer failed t.
reach the north pole AS he had conf
IDENTITY hoped 10 do with his specially
constructed vessel, the Roosevelt, but
he penetrated nearer 10 the POLE than
the Duke Of Abrulzls expedition
which had held the record, SO degrees
% minutes
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1906-11-09
Terrorlsts Of Warsaw KeepIna In
Their Hands.

Warsaw.-A band OF terrorlsts shot
pnd killed a policeman here Tuesday
evening, but with this exception tho
day passed quietly. The streets were
palrolled by cavalry and attachments
OF artillery were posted al strategic
points as precautIon against AN
evoniualltlCs The police ordered
house owners under threats OF arrest
TO display flags during the day and II.
Limitations ut night.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1906-11-09
Score One for Lanadon.

San Francisco.-S Superior Judge
Seawell has issued an alternative writ
OF prohibition restraining Acting
Mayor Gallagher and the board Of su.
pervisOrs from making any further 40.
tempts 10 remove District Attorney
Langdon, The writ is returuable
November Q az 10 a, m. In obtaining
this writ the antiRuef forces have
gained an important temporary ad.
vantage as II win be impossible for
the executive 10 interfere with the
district attorney until the hearing,
and Il is possible that the writ may
then be made neremptory
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1906-11-09

New York Tho Tribune says. Con.
troll Of the Utah Light a Railway com.
pany has passed 10 q ~ Hartman
and associates. The company Is a con.
solidotion of the Utah Light a
Power company and the Con
solIdated Railway q Power company
OF Salt Lake Joseph b. smith prcsi
dent OF the Mormon church. was It's
president Il has uu authorized cant
ial ot SiuuUuun uon,cumulauyc prc
ierred ana 100000 common stock.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1906-11-09

ST. Louis Because OF the illness OF
Attorney Wilfred Jones. counsel for
Lord" Frederick Seymour Barring.
ton. convicted Of the murder OF James
r. Mccain and under sentence OF
death, another stay Of execution has
been granted Sky days has been
allowed for Attorney Jones to trans.
NIT the transcapt Of the case 20 the
United States supreme court Bar
rington has been confined in the Clay
ton, Mo. Jail for about three years
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1906-11-09
LINER RUNS INTO sATTLGsHrP,
Women on Passenger Vessel In a
Panic, But no Serious Damage
Done.

Norfolk. Va The battlcship Virgin.
Ia WAS rammod In Hampton Roads by
the old Dominion liner. Monroe Roth
vessels came afterwards 10 this port.
The Monroe, inward bound from New
York. landed her passengers at her
pier, while the battlcshlp. following
shortly under her own steam. proceed.
cd 10 the Norfolk navy yard.
There were many immigrants aboard
the Monroe and when the ships
crashed the women set up loud out
cry They were soon Gained
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1906-11-09
Cannot Wed Without Clean Bill Of
Health.

Chicago. - Wedding bells will ring
only for those happy young persons
who succeed In passing a state lnspeo
ton tost, n the Ideas of the American
Stock Breeders association are car.
Red out Tho association has turned
Tor the moment from the consideration
OF cattle, sheep and hogs 10 the culture
OF humans, and IL will be the ultimate
business NJ the committee OF cugcnics
Just appointed, 70 kocp an eye out for
illmnted pairs A marriage censor.
ship may result n the inspection idea
proves practicable
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1906-11-09
Body Of Murdered Man Found In the
Ashes Of His Home.

Blnghamton Attracted by tho
flames OF his burning home, the neigh.
bors OF James Toby, Jr, found his
eharred body IN the ruins about 3
o'clock Thursday morning. Frank
Miner was arrested Thursday after.
noon, charEcd with having murdered
Toby. In the rear OF Miners house
were found unhurned parts Of Toby's
clothing. IN which Is bullet hole
Several months ago Toby and his wife
separated, and Miners name was con.
nectcd with the trouble.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1906-11-09
scALpep TO DEATH.
Five Persons Meet Horrible Fate on
Sugar Plantation.

New Orleans Five persons we're
scaldod 10 death by column Of %.
Gaping steam from a broken boiler IN
sugar house near vachcrlc, La. ON
Tuesday. The scene OF tho trag.
edy, the Shell HIN plantation. is re-
mote from telceraphic communication
and details OF the explosion reached
here on Wednesday
a hole two feet square burst In tho
boiler drum. which stood about twelve
feet away from the sugar house. The
escaping steam plowed a trench about
three feet deep In the ground. until
II struck the sugar house foundations
This obstruction DETECTED the column
Of steam and hot water upward so
that II entered the sugar house.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1906-11-09
Towns sprIn0Ing Up LIke Mushrooms.

Reno, Ncy-Thc new towns "
putchman and Cottonwood, on tho
western shore Of Walker lake, are the
scenes OF great activity The town.
sites are being laid out by surveyors.
and on the streets that have been des.
ignltod stores are being erected ana
tent dwellings ptu up
on every mountain slope can be