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The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1908-06-19
LAwmAKlNo IN PHILIPPINES.
General Appropriation Bill Carries TO-.
800 1000 Pesos.

Mnnlln.-Aftor many extended ana
aepasr eaup hapelesz confnrcnceA. ho
lnsular commission and the Philippine
assembly have finally arrived az an
agreement upon tho general appropHa
zion bin which II Is believed both tho
commission and the Assembly will
ratlfy. The compromise measure ap-
propriatcs iG.SOO,OO0 pesos. the as
ncmbly making a concession OF nearly
100000 pesos.
The appropriations agreed upon 10
the bin are practically the same aB the
actual expenditures last year Tho
commission declined 10 assent 10 tho
reduction Ia salaries and the consnll
dalton of some Of the bureaus, Aa pro
posed by the assembly The personnel
Of the various bureaus and depart
ments remains unchanged.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1908-06-19
PLAQUES AT CARACAS.
Great Alarm Because Measures Have
Not Seen Taken to Suppress Disease.

Great Alarm Because Measures Have
Not Seen Taken to Suppress Disease.
Cracas. Venezuela Several cases
OF bbonlc plague have occurred here
wlpn the last few days. indicating
thatthc city has been widely contain.
lnaid with the disease. Great alarm
Is ~ because no measures have been
tafn as yet to nght the plague In this
clsand there are no scrums on hand.
~ railroad running from La
GuEra opened Sunday. passengers
corng from that city being required
10 Undergo a Eve days quarantine.
No action has been taken ass yet by
the diplomatic representatives. Of tho
forIgn powers. although meeting
wal held Sunday by these officials
90 consider the situation. The foreign
interests here and In other places
throughout Venezuela are greatly eco.
pahIzod because OF lack OF sanitary
measures and because M n dccroo 10.
sues by President Castro recently DC.
clafag that 10 epidemic was ended.
The president and his wife remain IN
tho Interior
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1908-06-19

Salt Lake City-Letters received
from the Corro de Pasco mines, near
La Fundiclon, Peru brings the nows OF
another uprising OF natives IN the In.
terror OF Peru and OF the killing OF o.
y. Chaleon OF Salt Lake, who was em7
ployed In construction work OF thel
new railroad being built by a. W. Me-
Cune OF Salt Lake, Mr., Chaleen wasI
formerly line foreman in the employ
Of the Oregon Short Limo In Salt Lake,
and went from here 10 Peru TO take
charge Of a construction crew for Mr.
McCune.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1908-06-19
Insane Woman Murders Entire FamII,

Cadillac Mlch-Eight persons all
~ the family OF Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel
Cooper, were murdered some time Sat
urday night, probably by the wife and
mother. who has been insane, In
every instance the Victims wero killed
with bullet through the head, Freo
Cooper was still alive when found. He
aid: Mother did H. think mothe,
first ehloroformed the members Of tho
family before shooting them" There
were no signs OF a struggle In any IN.
stance
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1908-06-19
Tried 10 AssaasInats Detective.

Honolulu.-An attempt 10 assassl.
rate Chief Of Detectives Taylor and
his wife was made early Saturday. A
iynamite bomb was exploded outside
the window OF their bed room. The
force Of the explosion shattered a
large wator tank. throwing the heavy
i.mhers a distance OF nifty feet and
destroyed the back porch and outside
staircase Of sc house The main
building. however, was not damaged
aud neither OF It's occupants was In.
iured. There Is no clue to the perpe.
uators OF the outrage.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1908-06-19
smorHEReo TO DEATH.
Bodies Of Two Children Found Locked
In Trunk.

Fail River. Mass.-Aftcr long
search the bodies Of Joseph and An
drew Boaudry. S and years old, re-
Epoctiyoly. were found locked IN q
trunk. In which the children are sup.
posed 10 have hidden themselves In
order TO escape going to school Thurs
day morning The trunk has a
spring lock The medical examiner
decided that their deaths were due to
suifocat'on. The interior Of the trunk
and the clothing and bodies Of the
children gave evidence OF the strug.
giles which the little ones had made 10
escape before death finally overlook
them.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1908-06-19
Hstty Green Tired Of Fashionable
Hotel Llfe.

New York.-After brief stay at
he Plaza, Mrs, Hetty Green, who Is
reputod 10 be the richest woman IN
he world, accompanied by her dauEh.
tor. IN whose behalf Il was stated she
,onsented 10 leave her modest apart
ments IN Hoboken. paid her bin and
Ioft the hotel without saying whore
She was going Whether she tired
of the glorles OF the hotel and has
rono back 10 her humble mode Of liv.
Ing, or has gone 10 another hotel, has
not yet hqen ascertainad.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1908-06-19
PLEDGE UTAH TO BRYAN.
Democratic Delegates to Denver In
strueted TO Vote for Nebraskan.

Salt Lake Clty.-Tho Democratic
state convention, held In this city OF
Friday elected delegates and alter
mates TO the national convention a
Denver. chose Frank *. Ncbokor 10
national committeeman. and instructed
the delegates TO cast their votes foi
William J. Bryan for president. The
delegates and altornatos soloctee
were:
Delegates Samuel Nowhou8c, o. W
Powers, W. H. King and Mrs. II. ]
Hayward OF Salt Lake City; A. J
Evans Of Utah county and s. S. Smith
OF Wcbor.
Altcrnatos-J. d, Can Of BOX Eden
Mrs. $. Nontross ind r. H. Fitzgerald
OF Salt Lake, W. +. Olson OF Carbon
g. J. HUMPHREYS OF Weber aud l.. r
Nelson OF sanpoto.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1908-06-19
sULTAN,s soLpIeRs RevoLr.
-Four thousand Troopers Accept Nh
Dol hahd 90 sultan.

Tongler The details OF tho revolt
VI four thousand " the troops Of Sui
tan Ahd.ElAziz's army at NasrEl. Ike
Dir has been received here, The sui
ian's troops were going from Tangici
- Rabat and upon the arrival of 100
Of Mulal Hands horsomcn. tho sol
diers, despite the protests OF their Of
ncors, mutlnlcd and proclaimed Mu'
lui Hand as sultsu, The officers wurO
made prisoners
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1908-06-19
PRovlpINo FoR soLpIeRs.
Bids Opened FOR stsooooo in Sup
piles for the Army

Now York BIDS for 81 .6OOOnl
worth Of supplies FOR the United
states army were opened nt the army
building here on Monday. About
,oyonty.hyo bids were received. and
he successful bidders will supply tho
army with what 10 probably On,
largest quantity Of supplies ever pur
rhnHod hy lt no one time. under peace
conditions The awards viii be- made
~ soon as the bids have boon thor
uughly examined by the depot quar-
lcrmaater here. preference hclu1
sivcn 20 orders NJ American manufac
iurc Practically everything that
army men Mood ln the way OF cloth.
Ink and supplcr o. q be purchased,
The evening world., 1908-02-27
NEW POLICEMAN SHOWS
HOW TO CATCH A THIEF
Mitchell Stops a Man With a Bundle
and Receivers Stolen
SllverWare.

Patrolmar james e Mitchell. who has
been on the force two weeks. made a
capture that brought him compliment
from Magistrate Crane In the Yorky!lls
Court to-day.
Mitchell ga" a man carrying a large
dlshpan along East Twenty-third street
early to-day The pan had table
cloth wrapped around it, and the officer
halted the man and asked him what he
mad.
I'm moving" was the answer.
"At this hour?" said the policeman.
That's strange. III jus, take a peep
at your household goods, and when he
took the cloth from the dishpan it VS.
found to be full OF silyerware Invesr,-
cation developed the fact that Kenther's q
restaurant. No. 343 East Twenty-third
street. had been robbed of sl75 worth
o, silverware. and when the proprietor
was awakened and examined the con.
tents Of the dishpan he Identified them
as mis- own. The man gave his name as
Kent toilette. and said he had ,ust
come up from New Orleans.
If all the copp-rs were as keen On
the lob there wouldn't be half az many
Durgaries in this town as there ara
reported every day said Magistrate
Crane.
Foiietts was held N 1850 bsa.
The evening world., 1908-02-27
NO MOVE IN PARIS
TO ARREST ROY.

PARIS Fnl y NJ stsns ho,.a -,
'' nave 't'
neeh taNen 10 arrest Paul Roy, the
Frenchman. who IS charged by his
American v.'fa .,n,u, nc cl,ota c,,,a
,.. "" 80 ''aN'a O'''d'
win the murder ot her brother George
A Carkins, al Newington. y, II. on
la, . The reror, c,,,ro,,. ,a.,a,ao,,
'es'ei ia
'4al warrant haG been received in
Paris for the arrest OF Roy proves to-
dav N h. ;rcorrsc, Nai,Aor -,
-'''loi '''OusIl
the state Department at Washington
nor the New York police have tha
r,ra,,.b ,,,,t,ori,ia. l,...,, .,,..taa, -
cay "1'''o '''s oee" ~. "'eu OF 'he
commission n this alleged crime NJ
Hamard Chief OF the surety Dennrt-
The evening world., 1908-02-27
REAL THING N
KISSES DELAYS
LINERS SAILING
Mary Garden Variety a Poor
Second and the Rest
Are Nowhere.

The Mary Garden kiss. 'hs Dream
Waltz kiss and all otheg famous ksfes
Of lengshy duration We're let, at the post
to-day when the real steamer kiss"
was exemp'ihed on the gangpauk otthe
steamship La Touraine. of the French
line, which delayed the steamers sail
ing second over three minutes. which
was the time OF the prolonged smack.
The order had been given TO 3, v in
the gan gplank by Agent Fuugct wen a
dainty and pretty Frenr. girl lclped
from a taxicab ana dashed for the
steamer, She had run midway up ,ae
saNgIiank when She noticed the prep
arations to depart and she paused ard
cried "Francois,'
A form In the person of go9d-!oo,i-
ng young Frcuclman answered uor cry
from the steamer, and they were .I
each others arms before any % the
crew could prevent him from leaving
the steamer AS they locked arms their
lips met and the kiss was on
Persons aboard the steamr- AM on
the pier stopped waving and calling
ad!eus, the crew ceased shout.as. wa.le
the captsin forgot to give any rlrt.er
orders and simply gaspeI as the kiss
continued Agent Fouget was the cnly
o,o y,bo ra,ainAd his pr.sepc. 1f mind
and at the start had exclaimed. "Ob.
ooo, SO, that"
W.. match IL, hand he bat haa, A.
,,,r 80 5anor,ura ~ ,hs ht,, s.oa,,or
IeS'''e t''e ~ r' -, -. -, :
lie kept one eye oii '''e way M G"uP'e
and the other on the watch as II tlCked
The evening world., 1908-02-27
LET THE COCKS FIGHT,
He TELLS ROOSEVELT,

WASHINGTON. Feb. T-'1,et the
cocks fight" is tine uuders,orea ser,l.
ment - a member Of the Indiana
humane Society, who has written
president Ro"s"ve,t protesting agajns,
executive interference with cock agr,.
NN as "a .'.n'' Of the Manila car
aival, wHicl takes Mace to.d'y .',
r"anre with tae spur is surely prefer.
-a,e 10 the axe Of tho ch!ef." said ,bo
IrrS.d"nt correspondent. He nod
.'1d " news despatch from the phiIiinl
= heS saying an appeal had baen se,,t
- me Wh.tc House to hive the iit nit
1T does not seem possible tb,, .so
chief exc utive would take mains ~ me
terieEe it',, Wi;h the carnival festivities "f
I1e tnip'hos, says the Hoosier CORE.
good occasion to observe that ma,a
.ri cans are arden: devotees Of thss
ancient sport of 'cocking'-one OF ,he he
few amusemen,s OF man in Witch omr 5nr
animal pets are willing part!cipnnts "u'
The evening world., 1908-02-27
REMOVAL
ASKED IN PETITION
FILED WITH HUGHES
Stockholders of Metropolitan Street
Railway Company, Headed by Will
lam F. King, Make 22 Charges
Against District-Attorney.
Especial TO The Evening Worldly

ALBANY Feb "a petition covering fortyeigh printed pages
and asking for the removal from office DcAtorey Jerome was
presented TO Gov Hughes to-day by committee of stockholders of the
Metropolitan Street Railway Company
William King, Chairman Committee who was one Of III,
chief supporters of Jerome in the last campaign George L. Degene
H. Parsons Eugene Kramer Franklin Pierce and Blum called rn
the Governor and formally handed the petition 1t covers general
The complaints against the DctAtorn filed with the Governor
some time by number of citizens of the county of New yo,
through The World
The evening world., 1908-02-27
NOTHING NEW ~
THESE HNRGES,
SAYS JEROM Z

District Attorney Jerome smiled wher
told at his office this afternoon that
charges had been preferred against him
al Albany. He said:
That IS nothing new. According tc
common report there are charges filed
against me up there every week or so
Thus far the Governor has not asked
me to answer any of them. II he does
in this case ] shall take due notice"
The evening world., 1908-02-27
ANOTHER POPULAR SONG.

The ballad hit of the sam Bernard
show. Nearly Hero" now appearing
at the broadway Casino, is entitled what
Makes the world Go Round" It L. by
Van AlHtyne and williams. the WE'LL
known song writers. and will be given,
words and muhc complete, in the Maga-
sine Section of NEXT sUSpAY,S WORLD.
The evening world., 1908-02-27
CARK|NS BROTHER,
NOT THE HUSBAND
OF G[AC|A GALA
Relative of Young Woman Who Ac-
cuses Husband, Paul Roy, of
Murder, Denies Report Sent
From Paris.

report cabi from Paris and asce Col Henry Mapeson
George Cak killed by Paul Roy Nwngon H. on
JAN D the brother but former husband of Roys wife
Caca Ca disputed to-day by George Hogon the
cousin He says that George Carkns Gacs brother that there
bond of affection between them much stronger usually
existing between brother and sister.
Roy said Mr. Hodgdon "was Frencan reared in an anos-
phere of sunlight and gae and set down by his the cold AMI
gloom winter in New England country He was disappointed
because Glady-a her real namdd have the enormous for
tune he believed she possessed when he married her He was Jealous o
her brother There doubt in my mind that Roy killed GEORGE
Carkn in fit of Jealous rage
The evening world., 1908-02-27

ana entered law practice has undue in
nuence with the District Attorney
Notable Failure.
The petition also refers 10 the ex-
p!os'on in Park avenue in front of the
Murray Hi! Hotel on Jan. q. 1892
! which killed several people and uourd
ed many more. District Attorney Je
rome failed to prosecute men ind!ct,
7 for responsibility for this explosion. an
/ 1t is charged tnat important pape-s.
cessary FOR the prosecution Of r.~
suits, were i"s; by the D,strlct-At-
torney
Mr. King. who was Chairman OF the
Nominators Committee which proposed
Mr.. jerome TO the people in the iast
, campaign and raised big campaign
| fund, said 10 an Evening World corre-
sponient after his visit to the Governor.
y MAINTAIN THAT MUCH OF
THE BLAME FOR THE PRESENT
DEPLoRABLE CONDITION OF AF-
FAIRS is DUE TO THE FAILURE
OF MR.. JEROME AS DISTRICT-AT-
TORNEY To PROSECUTE THE RICH
AND INFLUENTIAL q r AFT E r $
WHO HAVE ROBBED OUR PEOPLE
AND DISGRACED THE NAME OF
OR CITY. G.o,MME;Xi,C.ING WITH
chiorE / { ZEE Vic 5 fILcHE5 1lt. a nth TIE {
MONEY OF POLICY HOLDERS FROM
THE GREAT INSURANCE COMPAN-
les. AND LAST IN THE LIST. BIT
FIRST IN OPEN. SHAMELESS Az
DACITY AND BAREFACED STEAL
ING: THE MEN WHO LOOTED AND
TREgHG5 TRAcTiGS cGMFASM4Et pMF SM4ETRoPoLlTAN
fhe public exposure OF these rich
criminals and the failure TO prosecute
them and others OF the same ilk, who
owned and controlled many great banks
and trust companies. Is the primary
cause OF the want OF confidence that
caused people TO rush to banks 70 with
draw lneir deposits and place them in
SEQ deposit boxes,
Wants Rich Criminals Punished.
Although the SOC called panic is prac
tically over as far as the banks are
concerned the want Sf confidence is
here TO stay. and will stay unt!l the
people see some OF these wealthy Grim
nals punished. not fined. but put In ia!
Just the same as would happen 10 Grim
nals OF less prominence
The failure 20 enforce our avs Is
breeding socialism and anarchy. ard
only ,ae greatest vigilance will preveu
gveIter scale such as has recently dis
graced neighbOring city.
"If Dlstrict-Attornev Jerome Is re
moved ard man appointed to his
place who will do his duty without fear
or favor. and rot allow himself 70 hl
Influenced by the wealth or socia'
prominence Of criminals ii is his duty
to prosecute we will at once enter NOON
an cra OF prosperity"
The evening world., 1908-02-27

The report that George Carkins was
Gladys's husband is ridiculous. was
reared with the family. Gladys is the
youngest Of three children OF George
O. Carkins, a farmer, who had place
four miles from Portsmouth. n. H..
called Little Bay.
THE boys were James Carklns. now
q printer at Portland. Me. and George.
James and George married sisters.
Georges wife divorced him.
Gladys was married once before her
marriage to Roy. Her first husband
was william Murray-or Billy Murray
one Of the best known bookmakers on
the Eastern tracks. They were married
In Boston when she was about seven
teen years old.
Came Back With Baroness.
Murray went also under the name Of
Southern. Through him Gladys. who
accompanied him to the race tracks.
met fast class of people. Murray was
liberal If careless. man. He started
her in her career as n singer by send
ing her to teachers to have her voice
trained. She divorced Murray and went
abroad.
Il don't know much about her caree.
In Paris. Her brother George W,
there TO visit her several times. ! had
quite lost track OF Gladys until three
or four years ago. when she cam. to
Nc ork with Baroness Orendorf fr N
Paris. She mad then taken the name of
Gladys Gala. ana was, l understood, a
pr:ma donna.
She sent for me. and called on her
at the Waldorf-Astoria and met the
Baroness Orendorf. who v an old.
' komely Dut accomplished woman.
ley lad plenty of money. While here
thew II d at the Waldorf, Cambridge
Court, the Savoy, the old Plaza and the
Hollan .-ouse. They went TO Saratoga
and Newport that season and then back
to Eu- pc.
Reports from Paris tell in detail OF
the life OF the young woman who
figures in the tragedy after she
separated from Murray some seven
years ago and took the name OF G.acta
Gala. She first appeared in modest
lodgings in the Latin Quarter and
studied singing under Nine Marchesj
Her beauty attracted widespread Al
tent'on and she soon gave m her
modest lodgings and drifted out OF the
lives of her student acquaintancas
They heard nothin-, of her for about
year. Then she appeared in soc. .ty
deckcd out with costly Jewels and yrar-
ing exquisite gowns. Some five yaors
ago she began 10 associate with Tie
baroness Won OrendOrn who claimed to
be the widow of German diplomat
A. G. Vanderbilt a Visitor.
The evening world., 1908-02-27
KIEFER REN0MINATED AND
INSTRUCTED FOR TAFT

SPRINGFIELD, O.. Feb. Ell War
rem kiefer was nominated for third
term in Congress by the Seventh Dis
trlct Republicans here to-day. Gen
Riefer and Senator W. +. Orr, OF Piaua
We're named as delegates to the Ma
tional Convention and instructed to vote
Ter Tafl
The evening world., 1908-02-27

entertained by visiting rich Americans
among them the Newhouses of Denver.
at whose home she first met Baron de
! beEnac to whom she became engaged.
The engagement was broken off.
Alfred Gwynne Vanderbilt. Frank
Iardner and other rich Americans
cdHed upon her in Paris during this
period. Her brother George visited her
7 several times and is well remembered
| IN the American colony.
At about the time that the engage
ment of G!acia Gala and the Baron de
Beynac was broken off she came TO
New York with the Baroness" After
long stay in New York they went
10 Saratoga and thence TO Newport.
After that she paid only one visit to
America until she came back with Roy.
ley We're not married although they
pretended to be when they reached tn
o!d nome of the y.~ng woman at New
ington last September George Carkins.
suspecting the true state OF affairs, de-
manded TO see their marriage certif-
,.tN lie told his sister that unless she
produced a certificate within twenty
four hours he would have Roy riddeI.
out of the town on a rail and covered
with tar and feathers
The couple hurried to Boston. where
a certificate has been found in the Reg
istry department. dated Oct = 1861 in
dicatiHg that Gladys l.. Southern, OF
Newington. y. H., was married on that
date 10 Roy p. Emile. OF Portsmouth.
y. IT. the ceremony being performed
by James o. F'allon. a justice o. the
peace.
Must Be Tried in France.
AT the time she came to the United
States with Roy the Young woman 10 d
her cousin. Mr.. Hodgdon. that she had
been worth about 10000. but that she
and Roy had spent most OF the money.
Mr.. HoGgdon claims that Rov thought
she was an heiress 10 millions and was
deeply disappointed when he found that
her resources We're limited
Although warrants have been sworn
out charging Roy with the murder of
Carkins he cannot be extradited The
French law provides that a citizen of
France accused OF crime in a foreign
country must be tried in France. Roy
may be arrested in Paris. however. on
the warrants issued in New Hampshire
yesterday.
Miss Gala. who had been in New
York visiting the Hodgrons. returned to
NeW!nSlun. y. III last night. Her al
lcrne!s wired her t return to her
home
The evening world., 1908-02-27
Misconduct Alleged.

Mr.. Jerome's statements as TO Judges
are alleged 10 have been not only i'm
proper out Scandaious IN their nature.
and to have tended to destroy the con-
idence OF the people In the integrity
Of their courts. The committee charges
thai the Dis;rict-Attorney misconducted
himself in falling to ind!ct and seek TO
convict some one OF the officials OF the
New York Central Railroad Company
in connection with the collision in that
company's tunnel in 1902 when seven
teen persons were killed.
Tney charge that Mr. Jerome had
failed to proceed against certain COM
bnat.on OF corporations carrying pas
sengers IN New York City alleged to
have consp!red to commit acts njpr-
ious to trade and commerc and to pre-
vent competition; that no action was
taken in the cases OF the United States
Shipbuidlng Company, the New York
Building Loan Banking Company and
tle failure OF the Merchants Trust
Company
The petition also charges that con.
tributions to the campa! gn fund TO elect
Mir Jerome wer" received by one of
Mr.. Jeromes assistants from men con-
nected with large corporations seeking
tavors from the District Attorney. and
that the sum. the amount of which Ia
unknown. was considerably upwards Of
$4,000. Among these contributors, !, Is
alleged, was the attorney for James TI
Hyde. who contributed $500. II Is also
alleged that the assistant who receive.
funds lyh, p,I