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The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1907-03-02

l have just added to the tools of
my bicycle shop a machine to re-
move and replace tires on baby
carriages, go. carts, velocipedes and
all kinds of small wheels. If you
need new tires come to me, prices
very moderate. L. Bienvenu.
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1907-03-02

Living within the broad campus
of Columbia University, is very
industrious hen, who, by laying
225 eggs in ten months, has
clearly demonstrated the advan-
tages of higher education and in
tellectual surroundings for even
the ladies Of the barnyard species.
Elk.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1907-11-22
TRIAL Of PETT.lONE SET
FOR MONDAY NOVEMBER rs
But n the Adams Trial rs Not Con-
eIgdsd by That Time, the Case
WU De Continued.

un.s Ha Iu ha district court
Monday afternoon. Judge wood reset
Ha pmruouu TRIAL f1r nHH' Monday.
November ll when thU case was
uHH Judge wood announced that no
had received Inftor from James A.
UauIry. stating chat the Adams trial
would probably uu finished this week.
uud requesting that tho potuhone trial
should NOT bo taken up until his re-.
turn
Monday afternoon pottbono was
taken into court aud the order reset
une the trial was made Judge Wood
faId that 90 tho Adams trial was not
finished col chat time tlo case would
br further continued according to the
terms of ihD stipulation entered into
nst month n such 90 continuance Is
necessary. however 30 will be- for but
o. fDW lBy.
John o. Nus.u' 'aiod that the de.
frn.u was ready for trial. and Judge
wood stated chat o. WAS the purpose
of Uo court tu proceed with the case
Immediately after the conclusion Of
fhu trial Uf Adam.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1907-11-22
BANKERS WILL
Do THEIR PART
Commission Appointed by Governor
Hughes Of New York Expected
10 Suggest Reform Measures.
mo,sment May Result In the Enact.
nsnt Of Legislation That VIII
Place state Banks Under
Supervisor Similar TO That
Of National Banks.

Now York-ln New Yorks financial
clr,ioA the view Is freely expressed
that the action Of Governor Hughes
10 appointing n commission to recon.
mend changes In the New York bank
los laws may result In similar
munmout extending 10 other sections
NJ the country, and In the enactment
Df legislation which win place state
ban on n basis and under super.
vision more closely akin 10 that OF
tle national banks a. II. Hepburn,
pr dent OF the Chase National bank,
and former comptroller of the cur.
rncy WHO Il f. generally conceded
Will Boo chairman OF the Hughes com.
mission ls e strong advocate Of tho
national banking system In the imam
chl world Il 90 believed that Mr.
Hepburn win personally recommend
10 hIs associates that the state lnv
should lo male 10 conform aB nearly
o. rD. lb'n 20 the federal statutes
Nany bankers am inclined 20 hc.
llcyo that the report " the commits.
fOu made TO Governor Hughes may
form the framework Of legislation In
many other HtatoH The rocommcn.
dltI0us Of the commission are thorc.
fore looked upon no being national ne
we'll us local ln character.
Trust companies. It Is understood,
win come In for q large share Of con.
sIdcration from the commission. and
it is believed that the suggestion will
be- made that the laws governing them
should conform to those relating to
the regular banks
Banking interests generally In the
city approved the action OF the gov.
euor In appointing the commission.
and expressed their qualification over
ltH personnel
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1907-11-22
TRIAL OF MRS. BRADLEY
BEGUN At WASHINGTON
Selection Of Jury Nov In Progress,
Prosecution insisting Upon Jurors
Not Opposed 10 Death Penalty
for Women.

Washington The first day Of the
rial OF Mrs Annie " Bradley. on the
charge Of numbering former United
states Senator Arthur Brown. Of Utah.
was consumed entirely IN an effort 10
obtain a jury When at o'clock the
court adjourned for the day. that pre-.
liminary was still incomplete. not.
withstanding slxty.onc men had been
examined as to their competency TO
sit In the case. The day was without
special incident, but the questions put
by the attorneys for the prosecution
and the defense served TO define 30
some extent the lines which will be
followed by both sides Of the case II
was made evident that the attorneys
Tor Mrs Bradley will depend upon tho
plea ~ insanity as their only defense.
II there was any confidence In the plea
n justification. % was not expressed.
on the other hand. the prosecution
manifested apprehension that the jury
would be inclined 10 consider the case
under the unwrttcn law and to shield
the defendant from possible capital
punishment ON account of her sex. and
he government spared no pains TO pro.
sure assurance that there were no
lurking convictions In the minds Of the
Jurors which would stand IN the way
n awarding punishment In accordance
With the testimony on those accounts.
Many people were excused because
they were opposed to capital punish.
mont for women
Mrs Bradley was accompanied 10
the court room by her mother Mrs.
Madison. who remained during the
forenoon session
After examining thirty talosmcn a
complete jury was secured Thursday
morning. or tho talcsmon excused
and rejected. the majority expressed
sentiments against the innlctlon NJ
capital punishment on woman. re-.
gnrdloss OF her crime. As completed
the jury Is composed mainly OF bust.
ness mon, an married excepting one.
md nearly all fathers Of families. Con.
lrary to expectations, the colorcd man,
Adam Smith. was allowed to remain
IN the jury. he ~ the youngest man
In the box, being "a. IL the only
single man ana Is an undertaken
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1907-11-22
FATAL NATURAL
CAS- EXPLOSION
House is Wrecked and twenty-five
Persons Injured as Result Of
Gas Leaking from Stove.
TWO Of the Occupants OF the lllFatso
Building Were Blown From Their
Beds Through the Roof and
Were Fatally I'M ed.

Pittsburg About twenty-five per-
sons were injured. two fatally. and n
dwelling house was torn 10 pieces.
when an explosion Of natural gas oc-
Cured In house located at 1903 Elm.
street. this city. on Friday In tho
fire which followed two fremen wero
severely burned
The fatally injured. Mrs Sarah
Grossman. blown through the roof:
Jacob Bergman, blown through tho
roof Seriously injured: Three mem
bers Of the Grossmau family; Eshor
Bolnor a guest OF the CHEESEMAN'S.
About fourteen other persons In tho
neghborhood received injuries when
windows In their homes were shat
tered by the conclusion and plaster
fell upon them.
Apparently gas had been leaking
from % kitchen stove an night Early
Friday when match was struck in
the lower portion Of the house to
light the stove there was terrific CT
plosion The house was ,urn 10 pieces,
The roof was blown hirh into the air
and the front and rear Of the dwelling
collapse. Mrs Grossman and Jacob
Bcrgormnn. q boardor, apparently re-
ceiycd the full force Of the explosion.
both being blown from thclr beds
through the roof They were fatally
injured by the subsequent fall ana
FIRE.
other members Of the families which
occupied the house were thrown rom
bed by the conclusion and severely
injured Mr. Grossman. who struck
the match. escaped with a severe but
not fatally injury. Occupants In adj
Joining houses were injured and for =
time the entire nclghborhood was pan
lc.strlckcn.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1907-11-22

london Tho Official announcement
from Washington that treasury rertld.
cafcs to thr amount 0l 100000 100 and
Panama bonds amounting 20 10000
onu would bD issued Immediately 10 or.
dor lo ryIinEo the financial auhgency
BOO .ho United States had un imaedlato
cuDct un the market hgre Prices
Immediately moved upward, tbe hrms
ana members OF the stock exchange
believing that Secretary OF Tie Treas.
Jury Cor,clyous action was bound "a
In o great measure remove DE strain
In the money market.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1907-11-22

French Lick Ind Chairman Thorn
ns Tarrart of the Democratic national
committee. announced Thursday that
he had issued O. call for meeting OF
the members ~ the committee at
French Lick, November 20. The time
and place for the next Democratic
national convention Will be discussed
at the meeting among other subjects
but no final action win be taken. The
time and place for the meeting OF Tho
committee 10 settle definitely the ma
uonal convention question will be de
Cldpd on
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1907-11-22

Pottyillu, Pa.-Fiyo men were prob.
ably fatally injured az the Reading col.
Icry near Girardsville ON Wednesday
afternoon, when the side hooks pulled
out OF the front Of the leading one OF
two loaded coal cars which were being
holsted mp the mammoth slope The
released rope struck and crushed the
skull OF Edward Brennan, while the
'ars dashed 20 the bottom and were
shattered into bits. The lying debris
terribly battered four men working
At the bottom. None are expected TO
recover.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1907-11-22
PLANS
FURTHER RELIEF
Plans Adopted for Relief Of the
Financial Situation is Outcome
Of White House Conference
Secretary Of Treasury VIII ~ once
Issue Fity Million Dollars Of
Panama Bonds and one Hun
dred Millions Of Certhcates
Of indebtedness

wnshlnrton.'- Secretary C1uol}ou
has made the important announce.
mont that aa means OF anurd.uE re-
lief 30 the financial situation ha
treasury would issue i5IuUuouD OF
Panama bonds aud tlUUUuuDUD coru.
ncatcs Of indebtedness. Ur ro much
thereof aa may be- necessary The GER
uncatos will run Tor ON" year ana
will bear o per cent interest
Tho secrouDs action Zoo coming tn
the relief OF the financial situation
s.ootH with President Nunso'oliH
hearty approval and the plan i8 The
outcome. of the several white House
conferences which have been held
within the past few days when the
financial situation was under cunHid
Grafton
Secretary Cortolyuu says that ihU
Panama bonds will AFFORD substantial
relief ns the law provides that they
may be- used aH q basis for additional
national bank circulation. lio also
states that thu proceeds from the
sale Of certificates can be- made 81.
roctly available ut points whore the
need lH most urgent. and especially
Tor the movement Of crops. which be-
says. 10 properly accelerated Will
give tho greatest relief nnd result ln
the most Immediate financial &C..
turns
Secretary Cortclyou adds that those
roller measures will enable him 60
meet public expenditures without
Withdrawing for that purpose any ap
proclablc amount Of tho public mon
oys now deposited In national banks
throughout the country.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1907-11-22
ACTION AGAINST COMBINE.
Attorney General Of Colorado VIII
Try 10 Break Up Monopoly.

Denver Colo.-Attorncy General
william II. Dickson began an action
nnder the common law In the Denver
district court on Thursday with a
view 10 breaking up the so-callcd gro.
,ers' trust operating In Colorado. The
Retail Merchants association Of Colo.
RADIO and its branches In slXty.throe
stiles aud towns of the state; the Den.
yer Jobbcrs' association. the Denver
Retail Grocors' association and about
twenty iobbors are named as defend.
ants. aud iniunctionB are sought 10 rc.
strain them from arbitrarily fixing
prices and from refusing TO sell sun.
plios 10 retail groccrs.
Tho complaint alleges that tho
prices of ioodstuds have boon main
tanned 20 per cent higher than they
would have been had there been no
rust
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1907-11-22
Another oregon Bank Is Compelled 70
Close It's Doors.

Forest Grove, ore. senator T. W.
Uaiucs bank OF this city ala not open
los doors for business Wednesday
morning. because O. could not obtain
lts balances from the Merchants Ma.
uouol bank OF Portland, which Eus.
pended payment ON Tuesday and
which was It's local correspondent De.
poslts aggregate between $4,000 aud
$4,000 Tho bank is considered sol
vent Haino8 was president of the sen.
ate 40 the last session Of the lcglsla.
Wro, and is also president OF the State
Bankers association.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1907-11-22

Spring Rock. a. M-suporlntendont
shelton OF the Ute Indian agency at
This place positively denies the report
sent out from Durango, Colo, that an.
other battle took place Tuesday bo.
tween the dlsanoctcd utos and the
United States troops now In the dald
hero 10 subduc the redskins, The re-
port had II that six Indians were killed
by the soldiers. Superintendent Shcl.
ton further siatOs that all OF the disat'
lrctcd utcs are now under arrest at
ship Rock, and that mo- further trouble
from them is anticipated
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1907-11-22
Special Session Of California Le1lsIa
ture.

Sacramento. Cll-Goyornor Gillctt
has called am extraordinary session ~
The state Legislature 90 convene on
Tuesday November no. to meet ext
gcncIpB Of the present financial sirin.
geucy II was stated In the call that
the principal measure TO be- consid.
cred is one extending the timo OF the
payment OF taxes IN order TO prevent
the withdrawal OF money from clrcu.
latlou Another measure 10 be- con
sldcrcd IS one permitting the courts
TO continue during special holidays
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1907-11-22
sIayors Of Walker out on Bonds.

Durango, Colo.-Wil'lam Mason and
oscph Vanderweidc. who have con
tossed TO the shooting and killing Of
Joseph A. walker the Denver United
states secret service operative, at the
Hesporus coal mine, ten days ago,
while he was securing Information re-
sardug coal land frauds, We're released
from jail ON Wednesday having fur.
nishod satisfactory bonds In the sum
of $4,000 each N0ndcrwCide fired
the fatal shots which killed Walker,
and 20 save Masun'5 life, he claims.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1907-11-22

New YorE-Fiyc Of the sixteen big
American hattlcshlps which next
month viii start ON one Of tho most
notable cruises of the worlds naval
history. are az the brooklyn navy yard
receiving their last preparation for
the long Journey 90 tho Pacific ocean
The other eleven arc nt the Nouolh
Boston and League island navy yards
Several of tho hattloshirB now at other
yards will come 10 New York during
the nnNt ton days. to 900 into the dry
docks ut the muukNu station.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1907-11-22
WeaIthy Woman CO. 10 PrInon.

Chicago.-Aftor q trial which lastea
only eleven minutes Mrs Evelyn Ro.
madka the wealthy Milwaukee woman
who was indicted for various bur
glaries and larconlos In this city, was
sentenced hy Judge Brontano 10 i'm.
pr.sonmcut 10 the ponitoniary for the
indctorminatc term of one 10 twenty
years. Her counsel declared In court
that she was being rallroaded to
prison for the purpose Of shieldlnh
other people Mrs Romadka was CON
victed Of burglary, and Il is claimed
she was assisted by negro.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1907-11-22

Lincoln. Mob Governor sheldon was
aotncd on Thursday that the oyocu.
tive mansion had bcon sold for the de-
unquent taxes OF 1899. and unless the
nxoB and costs were paid q tax doDi
would be issued according 10 law
The taxes amounted 10 S332Gi. and
the interest and cost 10 sS31i. The
mansion was purchased .ln June, 1892
by the state from u. r.. Thompson
United States ambassador 10 Mexico
for $4,000
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1907-11-22
REMOVES HIS RIVAL.
North Carolina Youth Kills Man to Get
a Bride.

Asheyirc. N. C.-Furthcr particulars
OF the killing OF young william Rank.
lin at white Rock. n. C.. by Clarke
Norton. both OF whom were members
Of well known families. state that Nor.
ton went TO the home Of George Frank.
lin. where Elizabeth Gentry. over
whom the killing was about. lived. lie
had a marriage license and a revolver
Aror killing Franklin. his rival for
Miss Gyntrys hand. whom he found
ut the house. Norton ana Miss Gentry
lott for a nearby minister and were
married within half an hour after
ward Norton was not arrested until
the following morning when he was
taken 10 fail az Marshall s. G.. Hc
was accompanied by his bride who
begged to be allowed 20 go 10 Jail with
him, but was refused. The bride Is a
pretty l7ycurold girl
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1907-11-22
POLICE AND STRIKERS cLAsH.
Women lnelte Carmen to Violence and
Attack 10 Made on Street Cars.

Louisville, Ky.-Two policemen
were Injured by bricks. Ave mon ar
rested and o number OF persons club.
bed as the result Of a riotous demon
stration made by striking street car
employees ana their friends Sunday
afternoon A mess meeting Of strike
Hympathlzers was held az a hall In tho
central part Of the city, at which heat
cd speeches were made, but the crowd
did not become fred until AN address
was delivered by the wife ot dis.
charged conductor Her remarks go
worked ON the feelings Of tho assem-.
blago that when the meeting was
broken mp ou imprumptu parade NJ
over 5000 persons was formed and
marched about the business district
There was large gprInkling ui
women In line, and they melted the
crowd to stone the cars -Four ears
were stoned and although 10 one
aboard WAS seriously hurt, several
women passengers tainted.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1907-11-22

Salt Lake Cig -Four thousand dol.
lars worth of hlghgradc gold ore.
stolen from the FluroncoGoldHg'd
Mining cumuanya mime 900 Goldip'l.
Nevada. and shipped to ths city ln
trunks over the Salt Lake route was
seized hy Deputy Sheriff William
Booth 700 tho san Pedro freight depot
Saturday night and is now being held
hy the county shprn's office for raturn
to the mining company at Go'dAuld
o. soon as it ls released by process
Of the local courts II is confidently
expected the mon who stole the ore
will be captured
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1907-11-22
AWFUL ouAKes IN ITALY


Refuse 20 Return 10 Homes.
Reggie 90 CaubHo. Italy The prov.
Incr of Wraa.o 90 CullbrIn, italy was
visited by another severe earthquake
nt twenty minutes pa#t o'clock Mon.
DAY afternoon % was especially We.
vcru 90 umnohalrou Foruzza7no and
Hnuro. aud % number Of houses were
shattered or damaged The people.
who had summed up courage 10 return
90 their homes after the earthquake ~
October 90. again became panIcstrick.
cn aud lied % second time to the coun.
Try Some M them uro camped In the
open uir. while others have taken ref
urp boo uhtornnuan grottos. Men and
women. rich and poor priests and sol.
diors. arc thrown together. and the de
won't are raising prayers 10 the Ma
donna and their saints 10 guccor them
I'm their misery The gravity Of the
situation has hcon increased by the
inclpmonCy Of the weather.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1907-11-22
FAKE DIARY OF NOAH.
Copper Tablets Had Been "Planted" by
Michigan conspirators.

Chicago.-A dispatch to the Tribune
from Detroit. Mich. says:
An alleged copy Of Noah's diary. en-.
grayed upon a copper tablet dug up
In Michigan and offered for sale TO IA
Wisconsin collector. has resulted in
uncoyerlng one OF the cleverost relic
swlndlos Of recent years. A former
secretary Of state IL claimed to bo i'm.
pllcatod In the afIair and with him are,
n university museum curator and
other Michigan men.
Michigan copper formed the basis or
the enterprise. which consisted IN man
ufucturing ancient relies out OF cop
per. painting them green 10 represent
vcrd'gris, dipping them IN corrosive
ncld, and buryins them In mounds. af-
ter which they were dug up hy relic
hunting expeditions under tho leader.
ship Of the promoters.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1907-11-22
TOM Jo4NeoN FOR BRYAN.
viii Ask Th't Nebraskan Again Make
Race Tor Presidency.

Cleveland, ON an open letter to
William j, Bryan, expressing satlsfac-
ton with Mr Bryan's announcement
OF Thursday Mayor Tom l.. Johnson
says he viii ondoavor To secure an
Ohio delegation 90 the Democratic CON
yenllon that viii call upon Mr.. Bryan
again 10 be the Democratic candidate
for the presidency TIC mayor de-
claros he Is not an osplrant for the
nomination.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1907-11-22
THREE ESCAPE FROM PRISON.
Two Are Reeaptured and Third Sui
oldes Rather Than Surrender.

cidch Manner IMAM ouIFcnooi
Carson. Ney.-Three prisoners os'
capped from the state ponltentlary late
Monday afternoon. Two Of them were
rccapturcd The third one committed
suicide The men who made their es
cape were: Dick Forest, under ten
years sentence from washoc county
for attempting N KIN a policeman;
Charles Watson. eleven years, from
Ell,o county for robbery, and John I'd
wards. serving thirty years Tor holding
mp @ saloon az Reno a wagon wins
Hcut 10 the prison with supplies and
while the attendant LETT the rir the
three prisoners jumped IN and drWc
IN toward the city Word was tole
phunod 10 the shor0ns office and a
posse started ln pursuit Two OF tho
mon wrru aDon run down and captured,
bat Edwards shot himself rather than
/ surrender
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1907-11-22

N. JACOB PETERSON.
Editor and Manager.
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