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New-York tribune., 1908-10-05
-rcH-H AssEMRLT DIsTRICT.


rs Election District bounded By and Wlthln
.-l-.lo1 street 'hrysile street 49, s'
tEee- Henry and - marine street
El=ctioz District is bounded py sc
ara Division street f3ayarc street Ailo
Tae Third Election District : bounded ny and within
-tisl1r Rutgers street, Last i'-od'"as-
st-- Henry street Market street s...-
ias t1rrG District r. bounded fE anu
Is Erlatwsg. Clinton street. Henry slTrel anu '
T= Fc.h Election District is bounded hy and ~lLnn
e1e street. Clinton street. East broad"ayr IN1-st-a
49, Division street and Nurf lk street f.ts-
ne Election District is bounded Icy aIl ~.tLl-
- Orchard street ..,,
s-ren-a FIe i-r District Is 57und~; by and Withn
IN Allen FeTDace street orcflara slI'~'
"a street s15 Eidrilse street ,.,.
he Eighth Election District s bounded ~ anc N-i--
.sa1 street Elarfse street canal street anl chr2Aue
Zd= er-h z-~-l1n District iz balcced by ana within
.ae street Allen stree- Grand street and 'hf5is
Th- Tenth Election u.st-ir- is bounded by -zthn
,.on seet. Eors1th street. Rrooue street and EaSss
TIE sIorerth Election District Is bourdeI ~ and
o Isisagtoa street Eldriogr street Delaney street
-5-narl street. I,rran1e street ard Forsyth
tae EUslf-h Elesricr DisfTfrt n bounded by 31d
lG teisncov street Ludlow street k-5osne street
- -E stree. Grand street and Orchard STREE
N Thirr@enrh Election Dfsttic- uruulcd by ard
-ail Delaney stree clinton street. Grand street
s--'is street. Brrc-ne and il1iau street
- Elarfeeurl a4e--iu bisrrlci - f-fiHa-- fg al
I'M liTlngt0n street Cl:ntcn street. el--rsy street
Aie Ludlow stree
-hs Fifteenfa F'er-l1n District Is t-rhIea by and
!n s-fntnu street. Clinton s.-s Ris1uet1n street
a. -ucl1n .treet-
Tls sixfoenrh EIecfll7 Iise &C. is s5sndea by and
al4-r fvtnEren rtre frrf5s-' Sr~- St1utun street,
-<.cs9S street. Iselhnc-r E-sridge
- SeventeeE-= LlealioE district = bvur-ed - ana
New-York tribune., 1908-10-05
THIRTEENTH ASSEMBLY Drs7P1ryr

The First Election District is bounded bv snd vitb,
street and Een street Tenth avenue
West Ffftythrd street Tenth ey ana WITHIN
Tbe Srd TE,5 Eleyenth avenue
street any street Ninth avenue West Fisecond
Inc Ecurth Election District bounded bv and within
ono stTea{ TyIaird street Eighth Fftysec-
west Fyhffs h Gect9n tg.+ DsFts; @ is bounded
street and Ninth avenue est Fl'ytniFd
West Ff6drth street Ninth w ey and within
at Fee Election District Is bounded by within
street Eleventh avenue IeR Wss aVsqgs West Fftfourth
The Eighth Election District is bounded by and Within
The Ninth Election District is bounded bv an. -+ht
% sIItygsixth street Ninth West FIfty-hfth
The Tenth Election District bounded by and within
ftb ] seyenth street Eighth avenue. West Ffty-
w5t e EisyeIs EIseon DISTRICT & is bounded by and
sixth street street, and Tenth avenue.
The TweIfth Election District is bounded by and within
sixth street and HUDSON ry Tenth avenue Wesr Fifty
The Thirteenth Election District IS bounded bv and
within @ West Fity-eshth street. Ninth avenue West
TIE Tourtesnth Election District bounded by and
nue.. West Fiftyetghth street Hudson river
West sixy-rst street erdam avenue West sixsth
The Sixteenth Election District s bounded by and within
West StKtyfrst street Columbus West Sixeth
The Seventeenth Election District bounded by and
within West Sixtysecond street Amsterdam West
Sixty-first street and Hudson river.
The Eighteenth Election District IS bounded by and
within the diagonal line Stxtv-second street
and Amsterdam
avenue west s1tyhrst street and Amsterdam avenue
The Nineteenth Election District by and
within West Sixtv-third street. Amsterdam avenue
SiTty-seCond street and Hudson river
Tie Twentieth Election District Is bounded by and
within West Sixty-fourth Columbus TO
West Sxty-third diagonal line sixty
third and Columbus through
the block TO West Sixtysecond street and Amsterdam
avenue. and Amsterdam
The Twentv-rst Election District Is bounded by and
within West Sixtffth street Amsterdam avenue,
SiVty-thIrd street and Hudson river.
The THenty-second Election District is bounded by and
within West Sixty-seventh street Amsterdam
West Sxty-hfth street and Hudson river
New-York tribune., 1908-10-05
SEVENTEENTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT.

The First Election District is bounded ed By a:, and within THIN
Eghty-third street and Columbus avenue -, .,,
The ss9pd f Ef20 Dsrst STREET e ce6a PARK %
West EIghy-seyenth street ana fouo eg Ia and with
West Ninety first street, Central Park West west
The Fourth Election District is bounded ed by 1 ana
~. Wtes >-'nefy sr<+ street and Columbus avenue
The Fifth Election District is bounded by and within
Ninetythird Broadway West Ninetyirst street
The Sixth Election District is bounded by and With,
in West Ninety-ffth street SouT2as
street and West End avenue . ,., -, :
within west NInety-ffth street; Central Park West
"gT1 b EigBth Election District Is bounded by and
within West Ninety-eghth street SentIai FarA west
The Ninth Election District is bounded by and With.
n Ninetffth ssTse5 sad BTosdway
The Tenth EeGIon ss,anf5 street Broadway west
Ninety-hfth street. West End avenue. West Ninety
The Eieventn Election District bounded by ard
within West street an BTosdwa
The twelfth Election District IS t bounded % oy ana
West Ninety-seventh street and Broadway. -. ~ ,
within West one Hundred and First street West End
1-est Nfnetv-eighth street Broadway. Ninety
seventh street and Hudson river. -. ,,., -, o.z
within west Hundred and First street Amsterdam
9ysnus MfSt nf stee aRd West End Avenue
The Fssfn{9 s street coluT6us
West Ninety-eghth street and ATs{srqam 9HenEe & and
vVfrbfp Ninetv-ninth street Central Park West
Nfuety-eiEhth street and Columbus aFenue
The Seventeenth Election District Is bounded ~ ana
within West Hundred and First street central
park West Ntnety-nintn street, Columbus ave
nue. west one Hundredth street and Manhattan ave
The Eighteenth Election District Is bounded by and
within Hundred and Second street. Central
park West West One Hundred and First street Man
haitian avenue. West One Huudredth street ana Co
lumbus avenue ,.,.. ,---,, -, - 4,
uvftbr west One Hundred and First street, Columbus
avenue West One Hundredth street and Amsterdam
The Twentieth Election District Il bounded by and
within West Hundred and Second street. Colurn
bus avenue. West One Hundred and First street and
TSe Twentv-frst Election District is bounded by and
within west One Hundred and Third street, Columbus
avenue west One Hundred and Second street and Am
-ne Twenty-second Election District is bounded by
AMI within West Hundred and Third street. Cen
trai park West. one Hundred and Second street
re Tvrentv-third Election District bounded by
,Citbfn West Hundred and Fifth street Man
haitian avenue One Hundred and Fourth street,
Central park West Hundred and Third street
and Columbus avenue ,.,-. ,s-z -
and within West One Hundred and Fifth street Co
i,Ir1hus avenue West one Hundred and Third street
nj Amsterdam avenue
The Twe7tv-ffth Election District Is bounded b.
sn1 within Hundred and sixth street, Man
haitian West One Hundred ana F1Ith street
Amsterdam avenue
The Tveatv-sixth Election District is bounded by
ana within west Hundred and seventh street.
Central Park West West One Hundred and Fourth
street Manhattan West One Hundred and
Sixth street and Columbus avenue
New-York tribune., 1908-10-05
NINETEENTH AssEMRLY p1sTRIcT.

The First Election District bounded by within
One Hundred ard Third street Broadway. dag
onal line from 'he of West one Hundred and Third
stre and Broadway OF West Hundred
and second street Amsterdam avenue Amsterdam
one Hundred and First street and Hudson
river.
The Election District is bounded by and within
West Hundred and sixth Broa iway West
Hundred Fourth street Amsterdam avenue,
one Hundred streeet diagonal line from the
corner OF Amsterdam avenue West Hundred and
Second street to the Of broadway West one
New-York tribune., 1908-10-05
SEVENTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT.

-ts Fg-x Election District is bounded by and within
- ,,- s 80 Zse- y- S;3-e-ee-rE str1et Ter,h ave
nas. wes- ElEst=erth street ard Hudson river .,-
74st -ze-rer5 street Eighth avenue. West
he Tl-5 Eiector T5stric- bounded by and within
TIE FOURTH Election District is bounded by and within
twentieth the corner of West Twenty first
Tes--- ---e.t sr5 r-fgrtr avenue
-1e F4f-r Fger-son District bounded by and within
-7rzrtv-first seventh avenue. 6agons!
ne from rhe corner II SeEnth avenue sna " est Eerty
tea street west Tvenreth street and Ninth avenue
wes -7e-ty-second seventh avenue. West Tyen-
ty-5rsr street. and Eighth avenue ,- g.. . .-z,
--sr-y-tfir5 Eighth avenue West Twenty
FsHth Election District is bounded 6E ana vthtn
80 -e ,-f--- s-zr-,e vyee- Tuenre-h street Tenth
sr@r-s Vest Tven-v-7rS- street and Hudson river
West T7=--v-ffth street Ninth avenue. West Twenty
f7r--- street. Tenth avenue West Twenty street
-e--H Eet5qn 7istrlct is bounded ty and within
---e--f5-rh Eighth avenue, West Twenty
-Ai-5 street and Tenth Avenue 80.
f-s-- ans sinth a-erue - tr corner Of twenty
-vertE-f77l-th street and Ninth avenue -.-.
Hes- -venrv-seventh s-rAet. Seventh avenue West
-ve--v-eS-- street and Eighth avenue
- --- zs,..--E e--ze- FfEr+h avenue =
YES T7-zr-y 1tth street and Ninth avenue
-ae Fourteenth Election District IS bounded by and
street MINI avenue. u --I
-ra--y-Ff+- street and Hulson river
w=hin seventh street Ninth avenue " est
TE---v Hudson river
~ Election District Is bounded by ana
T7-aurv-eEhrh street 70 diagonal line
West Tve-tEeeht1 street 70 the
-ue1rE-nnrh street and Ninth avenue,
MINI ara-ue West Tventy-seventh street and Hudson
T-e Se-sr-ee--h Election District is bounded by and
TuenrzelEhth seventh avenue West
Twenty seventh street and Ninth avenue
Election IiSrr-Ft Is f-7unleo ~
z---f- Tverf -rer-r-r5nsa West
-'ysr-z-etza-h street an6 NiEth avenue -.z -, 80
--r c-e-ea-rh Election UiS-ric- IS bounded ny ana
Trir-ierh Eighth avenue dag
from 81 Eighth avenue ana est
-r-or- ~ seventh avenue sld y ss
TEer-g-nt1 street West TwentTniuJh street and Nll
within Vez- T-i--v-f-sr Seventh avenue dag
% Seventh avenue ana u est
the corner ~ West THIRTEEN [ret
an E'Er-- West Thfrtie1h street and NlntH
-he ---r e-x- Election District IS bounded by and
Ei--t- -vovrv-rf--h to NIntn avenue q
csrgrs from corner West Twenty street
s11 Ni-F- The corner - Tenth avenue anu
YES Ts--veghth street, West TVeniy-elghth street
sa1 H-6s-1 river
TIE -=rs-se-ond Election District is bounded ny and
within Tenth avenue q aiasoTi
lne r~~=r n Thr-ie-h street and Tenth
Avenue r. West TrtT-E-fi-st street ana
A1-- a"erre Ninth avenue West ITenty-ninth street
az Hgd=rr river
Ths -ve--rri-s Election District is bounded by and
Et1tn THfrr~-second Ninth avenue 70 ~
street diagonal lire from the corner oI
Wes- Thr--rrer street 10 the corner
. Nes -rirtie-h and Tenth avenue ana lefin
sFe11e
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1908-05-29
SIXTEEN INJURED IN
AIRSHIP ACCIDENT
Trial Trip Of Largest Airship Ever
Constructed Ends in a Most
Frightful Disaster.
Ten Thousand Spectators Stand Help
less and Witness Monster Flying
Machines Fall Of 300 Feet, All
Of Occupants Being Injured.

Oakland. Cal-Tho great MorrcII
airshlp, the largest ever constructed.
burst on lts trial trip when 800 feet Iu
the air above crowd OF 10000 spec
tators at berkeley at 1i:4O o'clock
Saturday The sixteen men who
made the ascension with the big
craft we're dashed 60 the ground. and
every one of then more or les. in.
jurcd. Broken legs and arms and IN.
tcrnal injuries we're suffered by most
Of them. and II Is believed that two
will die
The accident was a most spectacu
lar one a great crowd had gathered
about the vacant lot where the blg
gas bag had been Inflated with 900. 900
cubic feet Of Illuminating gas. tc
watch the trial trip OF the alrshlp
There were sixteen persons. 1--WE Of
them engineers In charge Of the 1--WE
gasoline engines. several newspaper
photographers. the inventor OF tho
alrshlp, G. a. Morrcll, and an Aus.
trolIan acronaut.
Rising slowly under the power from
i've gasoline engines. the great air.
ship liftcd to height of probably 300
feet Suddenly there was Ripping
roaring sound, aud the forward end ~
the nIrship Tilted downward and II be-
gan to settle slowly to the ground.
The occupants Of the alrRhip cluus
desperately to the rigging. while the
crowd NJ 10000 people or more were
paulc.HtrlCkcu before what appeared
Ia Boz impending disaster to sixteen
men a. the airship settled toward
tho ground. several Of the man leapod
and q number were seriously injured
In the fall. Others stayed with The
craft until II reached the ground and
they. too. were injured by the heavy
engines and the suporstructuro OF the
nlrAhIn.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1908-05-29
WOMAN PREVENTS THUGS
ROBB.NG BANK MESSENGERS
Grabbed the Leader Of the Attacking
Band and Screamed Until Patrol.
men Arrived on Scene.

Sew York Will. three employees
of tho Jefferson bank were on their
way from the branch at linton and
Houston streets to The main bank ON
Canal street carrying $4,000 cash.
they were attacked on First street by
three mon. who jumped upon them
and threw pepper In their faces tho
leading thug attacking Samuel Edcl
man. who carried the bulk of the
money grabbing Dis money bag aud
attempting 10 run with o. The other
thugs took care of the other mcBscn-
sors
Edolman tried 10 shake his assall.
ont IN. but was farlng badly under
The pummclnr when Mrs Eva Javor-
ricka. a waitress IN % nearby roHtaur.
ant grabbed the leader uf the attack
Ink band by the arm She screamed
su loudly for help that patrOlman
came running up frightening tho
other two THUGS away. and was right
~ the heels " the man who had at.
tackled Edclman by the time he had
managed to shake himself free from
the waitress The fugitive was cap
urcd
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1908-05-29
Funeral Of oovernor sparka.

Reno. Noy-ln the presence Of thou.
sands ur mourncrs the funeral ur tho
late Governor john Sparks OF Nevada
was held Monday afternoon nj
o'clock ON the portlrp uf the Elu'
homo In This city The services we're
conducted by the oincors of the ElkA'
lodge Supreme Judge Frank H. Nor.
cross delivered beautiful oulogy
In the city were closed and the entire
city drapcd In mourning. Special
trains brought hundreds ~ people to
Reno 10 witness the funeral and all
trains from the southern and eastern
portions NJ the state were crowded
with people anxious 10 pay respect Va
tho memory OF John sparha.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1908-05-29
FIFTY KILLED IN
RAILWAY ACCIDENT
Express Train Crashed Into Train
Loaded With Pilgrims on Their
Way to a Shrine.
Accident lie Supposed 10 Have Been
Due to a Misplaced Switch, the
Cars Being Telesooped and
Shattered to matehNood.

Antwerp--A railroad accident oil
unprecedented horror in the annals OF
Belgian train disasters occurred
Thursday morning at Contich, a sta.
tion six miles southeast Of Antwerp.
on the main line. An express train
from Antwerp to Brussels crashed
into a train loaded with pilgrims on
their way TO local shrine. This
train was standing on a siding. Sew.
eral Of It's cars were telescoped and
shattered to matchwood. The total
number OF dead Is placed at nifty and
the wounded at over 100.
Rescuers from Contich were NJ
once on the scene. and the labor OF
succorlng the injured and removing
the dead was conducted with all pos
sible haste Special trains with doc.
tors, priests and nurses were sent to
Contich from Antwerp and Brussels
The accident Is supposed TO have been
duo 10 a misplaced switch. The engl.
ucor and the fireman Of the express
train were killed outright.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1908-05-29
Case Rsaarded as cIosed.

Washington No action looking to-
ward tho expulsion Of Representative
George L. Lilley Of Connecticut from
tho house Is contemplated. Mhen lnv
special commission appointed by
Speaker Cannon TO investigate the
charges brought by Mr. Lilley against
the Electric Boat company submitted
It's report to the house last Tuesday
and more so after the report had been
read on the floor the next day. there
was much speculation as TO the prob
able outcome. The severity with which
Mr., Lilley was handled In the commit.
tees findings gave color TO report
that these were TO be mado the basis
OF a resolution OF expulsion.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1908-05-29
Utah, Idaho, Nevada and Wyoming
Granted Funds for Public Buildings.

Washington. Conforocs upon the
omnibus public building bill reached
an agreement and submitted their re-
port TO the senate Saturday evening.
The confereos allowed $4,000 Tor on.
larglng the salt Lake building. per.
hitting $4,000 OF the amount 10 be
expended for additional land for the
site. They also retained the Items Of
$4,000 for building and site at Park
cry and $4,000 increase In the cost
limit OF the Logan building.
Idaho Items are: Boise, $3.50
for cnlarylng building, and Pocatello
$4,000 for site.
Nevada holds $4,000 for site and
building.
Wyoming was given an increase OF
$4,000 over the amount carried by
The bill. as II came from the house.
The items retained are: Rock
Spring, $4,000 for building and site;
Lander, $4,000 for building; Casper
and Douglas each 10000
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1908-05-29
GUARANTY FUND DRAWN UPON.
Oklahoma Banking Law Causes Joy
to Depositors.

Guthrie within one hour
from this timo II. II. smock, Oklahoma
banking commissioner. had taken
charge OF tho International Bank OF
Colgate. for alleged violation OF the
banking laws. he had authority TO pay
the doposltors in full, though the
banks cash and available funds In
other banks fell $4,000 short OF the
total amount Of deposits. The com
missioner was enabled to do this un.
der the operation Of the new bank.
ing law. and this Is the first time II
has been called into use. When the
cash was exhausted the commissioner
drcw checks upon the state guaranty
fund Under the operation OF the
guaranty banking law In Oklahoma. a
tax OF per cent rs levied upon the
average annual deposits Of all state
hanks. and the money thus raised Ia
used In payment In full OF all depos
itors OF an insolyeut state bank after
the funds OF the bank have been cX'
hauBted.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1908-05-29
GOVERNOR SPARKS Loses
IN FIGHT WITH DEATH
Nevada's Governor Passes Away After
Long Illness Due TO Great Nervous
Strain and oVerwork.

Reno. Nevada .--Surrounded by his
wife. three sons and daughter. Gov
ernor John Sparks. conscious TO the
last, sank to death at $3.50 o'clock
Friday morning.
But a moment before his death the
governor said. Il do not fear death;
have done my BEST am tired and
am ready 10 20. Goodbye These
we're his last words.
The illness which eliminated in the
governors death was directly due TO
overwork and nervous strain. attend.
ant upon the extra session OF Neyada's
legislature late last fail
Governor Sparks was born In Mis-.
sissippl. August 30, 1Si3. and came TO
this state in 1868. engaging in stock.
raising. He owned large cattle
ranges in Nevada and Texas. as well
al large cotton plantation In Texas.
He was elected governor In 1902.
and again In 1906. by large majoritos.
Lieutenant Governor ID. w. Dlcker.
son Is now governor Of Nevada. lie.
came TO Nevada eight years ago.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1908-05-29
eharned Mlth NAM Murder..

South bend. Ind James trimming,
stall, urod co. is under arrest at Dowa
gia, Mich, charged with six murders
The police say he has already con.
fcaaed Ia two, and Prosecutor Brcsna.
han ~ confident the prisoner will ad.
init the other crimes His arrest fol.
lowed an alleged attempt To make HIS
vito his seventh victim She escaped
ana appealed 10 the police The police
say he confessed 10 killing man In
Kansas whom he had a grudgo
against and was sentenced To ten
years In the penltonuary
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1908-05-29
To Entertain wives Of D,Ieoates.

Chloago.-ln order that the city may
entertain In a proper manner the wives
and daughters Of the delegates witt
viii come TO the Republican National
convention, members Of the Chicago
Women's clubs are making their plans
on Wide scale. A committee Of four
with Catherine Vaughn McCulloch at
It's head, has written TO Chairman Up
ham OF the local committee Offering
entertainment for the fair sex. particu.
larry the wives and daughters Of the
delegates and the members Of the ma.
uonal committee.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1908-05-29

poughko,psic. ~ Y-Ilarry X.
rhaw has accepted apparently with
resignation. the decision Of Supreme
Court Justice MorHchauBer that he ~
rtll insane and that the interests Of
the public win be- best served by de.
nylng him liberty Pending the sign.
lng NJ the papers NJ rccommltmont
which probably Will not ho done before
"a week next Saturday Thaw will oc.
cupy sheriff Chambers suite In the
county building here IN the mean.
tiHo. an effort viii be- made by Thaw's
attorneys to induce District Attorney
Jerome 10 consent 10 the commitment
" the prisoner 90 one uf tho state
hospitals other than Mnltoawan
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1908-05-29
Shoots Woman Who Refuses 4
Elope Win Him.

Portland, ORE = Blum a team
Htor, on Sunday shot and killed Mrs,
Daisy llicacy. wife OF butcher. en-
ployod In packing plant NJ Trout.
dale Blum then shot himself dead.
The tragedy occurred In lodging
house IN this city Blum. II IN alleg'
ed, wanted the woman 10 clope with
him and her refusal caused the crime.
Reside her husband. Mrs. Hickey loft
two children who were at Sunday
school when she was killed. Blum
LEFT q wife and two children at Baker
CIV orc
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1908-05-29
johnson Says Campaign Publicity
Measure Would Defeat TAFT.

Norfolk Va Governor John A.
Johnson uf Minnesota. while In Nor.
fulk denounced the Ctumpackcr
amendment To the campaign contrlhu.
ton publicity bin passed hy the house
Saturday. and hc declared that n tho
senate passed Il ho does not see how
tho president can cuuFciCntiuusly
sign o. "lt Us bad hill." said Gov,
vrnnr johnson "li 10 passes the sen.
uto ana becomes % law by the prcsl.
dgnts signature, I believe it will de,
feat tho nomination ~ Secretary Taft
for tho presidency
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1908-05-29
EuIlerton Elected Moderator.

Kansas Clty.-Rey, Or. Baxter Y.
Fullerton Of St Louis WIS elected
moderator Of the Presbyterian church
in tho United states on Thursday TO
succeed Rev. DR. William II. Roberts
OF Philadelphia. The first day Of the
general assembly OF the church was
characterized by a spirit OF unity and
cooperation. which promises much
for the results TO he accomplished
curing the ten days the conference Is
10 be In session. Rev. Fullerton was
not opposed In his candidacy for the
Office OF moderator
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1908-05-29
PIatt Case Ended.

New YorlS-Mae C. Wood, whose
suit for an absolute divorce from
United States Senator Thomas c,
Plat Of New York, has been on trial
In the supreme court here for several
days, was committed to the Tombs
prison late Thursday, after Justice
OGorman had dismissed the com
plant In her action and ordered her
held In $4,000 bail on a charge Of per
jury. This sensational and dramatic
climax 10 the Omaha woman's suit
against the aged senator came after
n day In which the defense had at
tackled the authenticity OF the famous
lnIlnra
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1908-05-29
Prnes.s Flopes WIN PIsbslan.

Vienna Tho Austrian princess
whose clupcmont few days ago
caused a great sensation In Vienna is
said here to be Princess Amellc.
Louise, sister ot Prince Emile Egon
Won Furstonberg head OF the KOonig,
shot branch Of the Furstcnbcrg fam.
fly 10 is declared that she ran away
with a man named Kozian, the local
agent of an automobile company. Tho
police are actively az work trying lo
locate the fugitlvcs The princess is
- years Old The family has large
holdings In bohemia and residence
In Vienna