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Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1906-01-30
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CONSULT
D.. {. A. EoiTzENDusF,
LEADING
DENTIST,
Over First National Bank.

| Oleomargerine. High grade
at Whitchards. 13l-tt
G. Hind who spent seve-
raj weeks with DR.. and Mrs. S.
C. Brown, took his departure
yesterday for Florida.
King Christian, of Denmark,
paid the debt of nature yester-
day.
The weather man has repented
and is now giving us the most
beautiful weather when it is
truly joy to live.
I want to rent a furnished
room in private family.
e. W. Harker.
Miss Josephine Denmark of
Ocil1a, spent Sunday in this city
with her brother, druggist Den
mark.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. Welton
and two children of Kimball,
Nebraska, are visiting Mr.. Wei
tons parents on Ocmulgee street.
Mrs. M. E. Patterson and chill
prem returned to Waresboro this
morning after visit Of several
DAYS with her son Marshal Brett.
Prof. Prentiss took the train
this morning for Douglas and ex-
poets to be absent all week.
V. A. Davis, of Triton, sew
ing machine representative has
rented the coy residence of A.
]. Lewis, on Oconee street.
You will find Mrs. Hayes
Art display in the Wright-Mer-
camille window. 13-6t
E. ]. Godfrey reports ripe
Strawberries on his vines and
oranges on his trees at his resi-
dence on corner Of Lee and Palm
streets.
G. w. Hayes of the Granitoid
Co.. has the contract for putting
up a double store two-story
building on E. N. Davis lot fac
ing the postoffice on Central ave-
nue.. The floors and sidewalk
will be tiled with thing manu-
featured in Fitzgerald.
The Ratcliff Newsstand will
move into TIE Bowling alley to-
morrow and DIR. Holtzendorf will
begin the erection of stone or
brick store rooms where the
news stand and fruit store now
stand.
ii S. G. Pryor, of the Pryor
r grocery, bad set revolver in the
, cash drawer to catch a burglar.
; He acci,lentjy pulled the pistol
ont Of tse drawer and bail went
: through the calf Of his leg. The
r Young man uses a crutch but is
attending to business.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1906-01-30
A Souvenir.

Engineer McDade's skilled
hand guided the engine that
pulled the first passenger train
to arrive at Southland the day OF
the drawing of lots. He was
presented with a pretty oak
uallet that drove a stake at
several corner lots. The crew
was: Conductor Brady, fireman
Hugh Lee, pilot E.. B. Judge, and
the old relia bic negro porter Joe
Dunbar, engine No. 1913.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1906-01-30
A Wedding at High Noon.

In the U. B. church, where r.
R: Booker promises to furnish
the bride. For further particu-
lars attend that church next
Sunday forenoon.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1906-01-30

The F. V. F. D., will give their
regular annual MASQUERADE Ball
Feb. IA. Admission to Hall aud
dance SOC. All spectators Csc
Ladies who mask free. Music
by Rickers Orchestra.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1906-01-30
Seed wheat for sale at
WHITCHARD's.

If WHIrcHARD's.
Miss Lizzie Perkins is visiting
in Triton for a few days.
Miss Lizzie Jones, of Broxton
is visiting her brother, R. L.
Jones.
Four continents are at the feet
of the nations bride.-Alice
Roosevelt.
The Southern Musical and
Reality Co., have opened a stock
of pianos and other musical in
struments in the Cook building.
Ladies wanting calling cards
should phone AZ right away.
Mrs. Maggie Scott accompani-
ed by Miss Laura Furr, of Cor
dele are visiting Mrs. Bishop On
.Oconee street.
Buy the made in Fitzgerald"
sort souvenir postal cards at the
Enterprise Office
OTen years Imprisonment was
the punishment meted out by
the courts to Capt. Van Setback
of the burned excursion steamer,
Gen. Slocum."
Mr.. r. W. Fuller, of Abbeville,
was shaking hands with his old
friend Tom Parsons and other
friends in the city yesterday.
B. Dickerson took a business
trip to Ashburn today
Mr.. J. M. Barantiuc went to
Ambrose this morning expecting
to take in Broxton and Douglas
before his return home.
Mrs. E. w. Nelson took her
departure this morning for st.
George and will visit Jacksonville
and St. Augustine before her re-
turn.
Hot and cold baths at the
Grant Street Barber Shop, z. B.
Owen, Proprietor. tt
DR.. Will Halle boarded the
the train this morning bond
for Thomasville. and Triton on q
pleasure trip.
Rev. L. D. Ellington took bis
departure this morning for 81
George where he will serve the
ME-. church as pastor.
Roscoe Kimb ball has improved
tn that he was brought iuto towr
Yesterday to have his broker
arms dressed.
FOR RENT:-Four room
house, two lots, all fenced, goo(
chicken park and coop, good we'll
INQUIRE at the premises on Alta
m4ba 2ud house west Of Norti
Schoolhouse.
Matte Russell Hepler.
Mr.. and Mrs. l. W. Stanley, o
Hops N. Dakota, who took trl
to Cuba and have been stopplnt
a few days on their return wit
Mr.. and Mrs. J. c. Lang OF TIL
city, started yesterday for Miss
ouri, where they will visit reli
tives and then return to the1
Dakota home.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1906-01-30
FOR SALE.

SIS acre tracts in a block on
north Grant St. 80 b. p..
boiler new. 1-25 b. p. engiui
good fix. A. p. Green,
Cortez, ca.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1906-01-30

For SALE-- Three lots
and 8-ro0m house, on
south Grant 81, 300
500 cash, one years
time on balance.
Apprto,
W. B. BRowN, CITY
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1906-01-30
For Rent.

One of the largest and bes
store rooms on Pine street, IN
the heart of the BUSINESS center.
Apply to J. I. Campbell.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1906-01-30

Mrs. J. I. Oxford, wife of Rev.
J. l. Oxford, a former Atlanta
pastor, who is now located in
Fitzgerald, underwent a serious
operation Monday morning al
the Tabernacle infrmary in hav-
ing tumor removed from her
foot. Mrs.Oxford is now rest
ing quietly. 1t is the opinion of
the surgeons that she will be able
to leave the infrmary in the
course of the next week or ten
days.
Rev. Mr.. Oxford will leave
Wednesday for South Georgia
where he is engaged in work for
the Baptist State Mission board.
Atlanta Journal.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1906-01-30

Uncle Marcus Luke is off after
more mules. He says they will
be just what the farmers and
timber men want.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. Dickey and
little daughter Anthem, have
lust returned from Abbeville
where they have been visiting
their par ents.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1906-01-30

For Sale at snaps acre
tracts No. 1855 and 1856, City
lots No. IS and 10 square Is
Block IA S. Lee Street. City
lots No. II square IS Block Z,
Central ave, adjoining Opera
House. All desirable.
For Sa1e:-House and four lots
fruit trees and flowers East
Jassa mine corner of Logan. En-
quire on premises. lott.
THE world owes to every
man a living providing he has
the industry and determination
to collect it."
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1906-08-31

Valparaiso From the Plaza DC la
Victoria as far as the plaza Ia the
section called Las Deliclas. fourhfths
Of the houses arc completely de.
stroyed and the remaining NTH arc
badly damaged From the Plaza Do
la Victoria down to the custom house
only about oncthIrd Of tho houses
sustained damage. The banks NJ tho
city and the customs warehouses
were not damaged with the oNcep.
ton OF Esplrltu Santo all the churches
In the city were destroyed as were tho
hospitals and the theatres. The num-
bor Of dead is more than 1000.
Tho Offices Of the Havas agency. al
though seriously damaged are stlll be-
inr used for the company's business.
The tragic scenes Of the San Fran.
cisco disaster were reproduced here.
There was the fight against lre. tho
lack II water and robbery and pulagc.
Tho authorities arc now beginning
10 get Ia provisions ana water again
rs being supplied Al the fires hlyo
been oNtinFuIshpd.
The first shock lasted four minutes
and half and tho second two min.
uiee. Most Of the houses were thrown
down hy the second shock
Estimates Of the damage range from
f25 100000 10 s5OOOOOOO. Tho AL
mcndrnl quarter has been absolutely
destroyed Tho people arc stan cnmp.
ing on the surrounding bills and in
the streets and p'azag but calm and
courage are returning Tho dcclara.
lion ls made that 10000 people will
leave the city The lack Of food 10
not yet serious.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1906-08-31
Will REBUILD STRICKEN cIrY.
Material For Temporary Homes Be
ING Distributed Free BY the
Chilean Government.

Naturalization 10000 worlmon
are employed IN clearing away the
ruins hcro and IN searching FOR bodies
Of those who lost their lives during the
recent earthquake and fires. In tho
wrockago OF house workmcn found
u child alive In a barrel. which had
protected Il from harm.
The naval school Is TO be recon.
Structcd and II Is expected that the
cadets viii be able TO resume their
studies there In about two months.
The sale OF articles Of food ls
strictly supervised by the city and
government oinclals to prevent any
abuses In the direction OF increases In
prices.
In different parts Of the city dcn1ts
for the distribution OF food have been
established. the main features Of
which are immense caldrons from
which, under the supervision OF young
women Of the highest society In Val.
paradise, soup is distributed to the
poor
Many Of the best families Of this
city have decided 10 go 10 Europe and
stay there during the rebuilding OF
Valparaiso 100 general, ana OF their
own residences In particular.
Material for The construction OF
temporary houses or sheds is being
distributed gratis by the local and gov
ornmont authorities.
The government of Ecuador has or.
dored The commander NJ Ecuadnroan
cruiser marines 10 place himself and
his vessel 40 the disposal OF the Chill.
can government for the transportation
OF the rcfug'os from Valparaiso To
NnrInna nmLmL-.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1906-08-31

So Petersburg General Min. com.
mandor of the smlnpyahy guard rcgi.
mcnt. who suppressed the riots at
Moscow last December was assassin.
otod at Pctorhof sunday night
General Min was at the railroad sta
ton with Dol. family when be- was
killed. The decd was committed by a
young url, who nrod i've huis from
a revolver into Dis back. killing him
instantly
Madame Min seized the assassin by
the hand and held her until the police
arrived After her arrest the girl
showed the police q bomb lying In the
station, telling them tD beware
The death sentence had long hung
over the head of General Min. owing
10 the dlsiuyor into which hu had iul.
On because of alleged harsh methods
and cruelty 10 was Guunrnl then
Colonel Min who commanded tho
smlnoyslty regiment whom The people
were shot down near tho Technology
cal Institute 900 49, Petersburg on Oct
o.. and who. 10 was said. wanted Ia
set tho bu.liIuE of tho institute on
IRE and roast the students inside.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1906-08-31
.QUILLOTA GOES
DOWN IN RUINS
City of 10000 People Neal
Valparaiso is Destroyed
by an Earthquake.
Seriousness Of Catastrophe at Santiago
Can Now Be Appreciated, as City
Resembles camp-Awfui
Shocks Continue.

Lima. Pcru.-According 70 the lat.
est reports received here from the
scene Of the earthquake the town OF
QuIllota, situated about twenty.slx
miles from Valparaiso. and having a
population Of some 10000 people. has
been completely destroyed.
a. Lima Wednesday morning there
was a slight shock and Huacho was
shaken by an earthquake Tuesday
Only now can the seriousness OF the
catastrophe begin 90 be appreciated.
Tho greater part of the modern houses
are unsafe for hgbiHtIon and the au.
thorItlos have organized special
corps 20 pull down the tottcrIng build.
inrs In most Of the streets IL IS not
safe to walk on the pavement, owing
to falling debris.
Santiago resembles camp Tho
public squares and the principal ave.
MUGS are crowded with people sleeping
In the open. All kinds OF carriages
and cabs have been roquIsItloncd to
sleep In, or oven under them.
Buonos Ayrcs.-Thc Nacion pub.
lishol "a special dispatch from La Pee.
Bolivia. announcing that 1000 persons
lost their lives as result Of the
earthquake shocks and Ores at Vulpl.
rliso that NO deaths from the same
causes occurred nc LimaChc. forty at
Qullloi8. thIriy.nyo at Conchall. eleven
no Pcarda, ninety no La Plac.lla and
six ut Ia Calorn
Largo parties Of convlcts who os.
capped from the prisons In Chile have
been committing robbDrics and other
crimes at Valparaiso, Casa Blanca and
Nina Del Mar. but tho majority OF
them have been captured and sum.
marily dealt with. Upward Of fifty
have been publicly shot. and this sc.
we're action on the part Of the outhorI.
ties Is exercising a salutary effect on
the conylcts who are still nj large.
All the public bodies In Chile are
cooperating In the relief work and
the sufferers from the disaster are on.
gagged In repairing the damaged build.
ings and the telegraph and railway
Inca.
10 is reported that tho Chilean gov.
eminent viii Introduce o bill In con.
gross providing for tho remission OF
fSO.OO0OOO IN paper notes. The prof.
Get also proposes now national loan
TO enable the government TO meet an
emergencies
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1906-08-31

san Francisco with the exception
OF the California and Goary street
lines, stroot railway uadic ia this city
was suspended on SUNDAY as the re-
suit Of the strike Of tho conductors
and motormon OF the United Railroad
system. which went into effect ut o
o'clock SUNDAY morning The United
Railroads made mo- attempt To run
cars and consequently there was mo-
disorder Further action in tho uc-up
awaits the arrival of Patrick Calhoun
president Of tho United Railroads.
who is On route from the east
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1906-08-31

81 Pororhurg Tho central com.
mIttoc of tho social royoluuoulsts has
drawn up q proclamation which de.
c'0ruH CHAT unloH the government
forthwith alters its policy such acts
w ihr auumpt an me ME oI Premier
Stnlyp.u win bee pursued fn the ut.
most uul government ropr0 uBtives
win hg Nl'uI hy hundreds News
cumos from TllH 10 the effect that a
lfrr'un 'hu liio of Count V0rpntzofn
hashhoff yirorpy of the Caucasus. has
boon discovered and that many ar.
rnew have beon made, including sov.
oral officers
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1906-08-31
THREW BOMB IN |
RECEPTION ROOF
Desperate Attempt Of Russia
ReYOlutiOniSts TO Murder
Premier StOlypin.
ra.utyright People Are Killed u
Tuortyf5ur injured by Explosion
Which Wrecked the House,
Two Of the Conspirators
Being Killed.


So PD''fahWe TUouiy.elght W.
SONS arc dead and tvpnty.f1ur would
.t .,. p. .r..,,f. ..t tI.,,rtt,
... - o., H.
''"'p' q" '..' ''''.' '''''''' ''o'y
Win bomb while Dc wis holdim
public reception at his country hoiu
gp Art.G.a., l.isBJ The prouI e
....,. ......., a.. -.
wi" '"' INV
neck hl N}inF NHIIni'ra.
Among the dead irD the pr0miI =.
ls4rlrold daueHfar who had bIt
f... i,r,t,, t.,. ..,,i,.i,, aud Ia,
h'l''nOy '1'''i'.''' TO NOT IhJnI
General IamHNn. iho prrmior'H ~
auut secretary. NJ Kh0B,od. iorihol
.,y.r,,r ,f u.. ..YyIpro nf p,pI,
49,, ...,..r ...., a.,
'"''"'' "'''.'' '',' W. '"u w
mirr'H personal guard court Chtm
horlnin Diyidun. Court Chamberlain
Nofouln and Aide DoubaBsOn, hnJ
four women aud children.
The wounded Include 81 StOlyplni
3yolroll son. who DO seriously u moi
fatally Injured and u number OF per
eon1 prominent in the roclcty and of
aeI,t world
on tb, four cop.pIratora WIN o.
nsorod the OUTRAGE two we're tiilr.
win tbclr yictlme while tho third
who acted ma ep,cbman Tor tb, prrtv
md tbo fourtb. who remained inglds
tbo oarrIarc. wrr, badl, wounded ma
are now I'M tbs ia Peter and st pnui
fortress
mn, f,ur rsyoIutIopIgts ,rrly,J NJ
Al siolypin's vim, nj 9.2O N m In 4
coach Two of fbcm wero drogaod Ia
tbo uniform of r,nd,rmca. the tblr1
VIVA dr.sr.J .g p, driver ana wa. an
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1906-08-31

Chicago Professor Charles Frye.
formerly superintendent NJ the chi.
cngo Normal school ana who returned
10 his homo recently after an absence
OF thlrty-two years, which hc declined
90 explain. was ON Friday arrested on
q warrant charglug bIgamy Tho pro
coodinH8 against Professor Frye wore
commenced hy Mrs Clara Goddard of
Uerley s. ID. who declared that ho
married her under tho name OF Chw
Goddard Professor Frye gave bonds
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1906-08-31
ALL DEPENDS ON THE
TEMPER OF THE PEOPLE
6hsuld cubsns Prove Loyal to the e..
tablIshsd Government the lntur.
rcetIon VIII Soon Be at an End.

Havana An eyes In Cuba ar
turned toward. the provincial capital
Of p.rlr Del RIO FOR upon the abn.
iiy Of Pine Guerrero 10 capture that
city depends. Do is believed here. the
outcome NJ the .nurrcctIon. Tn, oe.
cunanrr hy the Insurgents " the
tow. nthwpsiwarI Of Pinar Del
RIO Is considered TO be only prclimi.
nary Zoo ID movement on Plnar Del
Rio a nrous question Us whether
CO.. population Of the captured towns
and fh1. ut the thicbly settled and
mau..nu'y rich vuolta Abajo tobac.
co region surrounding thcm will joln
Guara forces II they do the I'm.
sup.u' leader win approach Plnar
De- Ha 100 overwhelming force.
rH. outcome depends ON the loyalty
or loyalty OF The people II is mn.
do1al.a Has Gucrrcla Is gathering
hundreds uf Veterans and others un.
der h.H leadership and q Is impossible
10 Innate the sincerity ~ the people
900 r.Hlr Del Rio. who have been
looked upon 90 likely 20 support the
government
A detachment OF 900 Cuban arin
loymru from Havana have reached
Pimr Del RIO, whore they viii co,
operate with the rural guards ana
volunteers These nrtIllcrymcn. how
ever r1u only act as infantry as they
have mol. been trained to use nold
gum. a hospital corps and other d.
tails aro following the nrtllcrymon
10 p.g1r Dgl Rio ln readiness fof
what H expected 10 be a short and
doe .yH campaign
Tho province NJ Havana Us quiet
Considerable sympathy is develop
ing .n Havana for General Gomoz.
who s commonly believed to be- too
% patriot to mix himself
un = revolutionary schemes.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1906-08-31

Washingion.-Br igandagc is so com.
mon near Smyrna Syria. that Amer.
cans nave appealed repeatedly to tho
american consulate there for protec.
ton To- the lcorIce root fields and to.
nn,,'o plantations adjoining tho CITY,
ana mo foreign population Is moving
mo the city from the suburbs because
OIL me Ioar that the brIgaudage which
ms boon visited only upon ottoman
SUBJECTS so FAR win De extended 10 the
foreign populations Americans hayo
.ern advised that travel IN the IN.
terror is unsafe.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1906-08-31
County treasurer sbort In Accounts

Coucordla, kan Il Wade, coun.
ty treasurer, cannot bee found and tho
county commissioners hive taken
charge Of His accounts unI are cNnm.
lnlng his books A laiior dated Grip.
pie Creek, Colo was received ON Fri
day from Wade, and In DO The writer
acknowledges % shortage of $1,000 On
the countys funds He SAYS ho lost
the money on the board OF trade, and
warns the officers not 20 attempt To-
capture him, saying ho viii not be-
taken alive.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1906-08-31
YOUNG GIRLS EMPLOYED
FOR MURDEROUS WORK
one Girl Drops Bomb Intended for
General Kaulbars, While Another
Succeeds In Shooting Gen.
cral Min.

odessa Late Saturday evening a
auu dropped o. bomb Zoo tho Nicholas
......rN ON. .... .rum f.H palace
# Governor kHuH#. THafo was 90
I.anu.af I..0uuIuu Iul wild STAIN
uadr OF thu prumouadnr 40 ON"
was Injured except thr GIRL who
dropped thr bomb Her hand was
shattered
It ls supposed the bomb accidentally
fell from her hand before she had
reached tho entrance 90 the palace.
She aud another glrl and o. university
student who was accompanying mem
were arrested
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1906-08-31

Chicago Six policemen were over
vhelmed Friday by o mad rush OF men
and women who were determined to
get the FIRST money paid out OF tho
vaults Of the ruined Milwaukee Ave.
rue state bank Receiver FotEor had
made arrangements 20 pay 20 per cent
40 600 OF tho $4,000 dopos.tors. and
everybody was anxious 40 Doe amou-
tbe 5000 Al dayhreIk the crowds
swarmed around the bank and by s.
o'clock the bank was surrounded by
$4,000 people.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1906-08-31

Berlin "A dispatch 10 tho Tagebhtt
from kaltowiJl announces thatl a
bomb thrown at Bcudzin. Russian 10.
land, killed. Police Captain Iakukk
and two policemen, aud daugarolVly
wounded another policeman Me
bomb WAS evidently intended Tor ku.
hiE who commanded patrol which
on Monday Killed 1oW Tho a,nlo.
sion unHtrnyyl tho district police of.
fee A doaChmon, of Coss7cke Bred
several yoIloys aud wounded a MIN.
Der OF passcrshy.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1906-08-31
CUBAN TROUBLE GROWS SERIOUS
Insurgents Capture a Town After
Fierce Fighting.


Havana-Thc Insurgents IN tho
province Of Plnar dol Rio captured
their first city there on Wednesday.
40 o o'clock In tho morning the force
led by Pine Guerrero, an cxcongrcss.
man and an influential man and who
was thought 10 De many miles east.
ward. and sundry other lfsurgcnt
bands attacked San Luis, which is III.
uotcd on the railroad about ten miles
west OF Pinar Del Rio City. 4 sharp
and decisive engagement followed,
during which a number Of men were
killed, or wounded. The town was do
tended by less than 100 rural guards.
hity OF whom surrendered TO tho In.
Hurgents and are hold as prisonsra.
Tho lnsurgcnt forces are IN possession
Of the railroad station and Of Ito
town. which is rosumlng rs normal
condition. BY the capture Of san
Luis, which has about 5000 lnhab.
itants the insurgents have obtained
an important base for future opera.
lions
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1906-08-31
HUSBAND IS ACCUSED.
Man and Woman Shot to Death at
Portsmouth, ohio.

man ana woman aUVA 10 bNaNl -
Portsmouth, Ohio.
Portsmouth. While John Harr
and Mrs. Flora Hughes were walking
down atrcot crowded with people on
their way 10 church ON Sunday, a man,
who 10 said to be the woman'a hus-
band. Jarrett o. Hughes. rushed out
from a yard. where he had been hid
ing. and shot them both ilnrr stag
gorod fow steps and dropped dead
,islsss.-s 1,rrs.-.r..s,,s 1s...lN. 49, t1aa
Mrs. Hughes expired nH she was be-
INK placed on tho operating table Of a
hospital 10 which she had been taken.
Those who saw the shooting immo.
dlatoly declared that Hughes was the
man who ala H. ana a search Tor him
was made lie was found Nc the home
Of his father. submitted 10 arrest
quietly, and declared he know nothing
about the crime.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1906-08-31

New York-Dr Julian r. Thomas.
tho amateur aoron1ut who with hls
brother Jefferson Davis Thomas OF
Augusta, Ca, made "a balloon osCon.
sion horo Saturday evening returned
TO his residence In Sovontysocond
street Sunday night after having
passed through two states and roach.
ing an altitude OF about 10000 foot
His voyage oudod sunday afternoon in
oakdale, Sullivan county. thIs state
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1906-08-31
GxroRrloN IS ALLEGED.
Porto Rlean Fruit Growers Appeal to
Executive Council.

EXECUTIVE COUNCIL
san Juan. T.. R-Thc Porto Rico
Fruit Growors association has mp,
ponlod TO the executive council
against the proposed now ircIrht tarIn
OF the American Railroad company.
which win become effective In Noycm.
Der The association claims that an
Increase amounting 10 from goo to 300
per cent over the present rate would
be rulnous 10 the development Of the
lrult Industry Tho railroad trayorsos
thousands N acres Of pineapple and
orange lands from which the first
shipments were made this year I'm.
der the terms Of the company's fran.
chIso the power 10 nX rates ia vested
In the executive council