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The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1908-03-10
GUHB0AT Goes TO
HAYTIEN WATERS
Summary Execution Of Number Of
Reyolutiolisis Results in Dis
patch Of the Eagle.
American l0tsrcs,s Are Not In seri.
ous Danger Out Fighting Ma.
chine WI. Bc Sent as a Pre-
eautoHary Measure.

Washington Nu American war
vessel Wuugna 'lc gunbuat Eagle.
s.. now 600 fuy way from Guantanamo
tn rY. Ava Prince. layu whore thn
Hayden government Un Monday sum.
mul.y executed "a number OF alleged
rofo.utuuIatH The vessel o. not sent
thrr because of amy serious apprc.
hon4uu uu tho part oL the officials
hUrg lhat American Interests at Port
Au Prince or ut other points in Hayti
arc 600 serious danger bIt as o mat
Tor OF proclut.uu The decision 10
send % war vessel was reached after
the officials had read the newspaper
accounts OF the executions. supple.
montud by the information which the
state department received from the
island Commander Potts. whose
flagship Us the cruiser Dos Molncs g.
the senior officer at Guantanamo. and
be- was directed to despatch one Of
hls vessels to llayu.
u iH not believed at the state de-.
paumont that foreign interests in
lIayl are seriously monacod The
disposition OF the administration Is
tu keep hands on aud to give the PEG.
pie ut llayu an opportunity 10 work
out their own salvation 10 Is real.
lied that IN dealing with revolution.
AIRY movements stern roprossyc
measures often are necessary
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1908-03-10
STRIKE ON RIO oRAHDE.
Fifteen Hundred Shop Men Walk OF
Because Of Objectionable Rules.

salt Lake CIty-Thc maohlnlst8,
blacksmiths. builcrmakcrs and hclp'
cra employed In the RIO Grando shops
al Salt Lake. bingham and bingham
Junction went on strike at 40 o'clock
Monday morning In addition 10 the
Salt Lake shops and tho Burnham
shops In Denver. whore 800 men
struck. the following cities are M.
fcctod' Pueblo. Grand Junction. sa.
llda. Alamusa. Loadylllo. Minturn.
Gunnison, Chama, Rldgway, In Colo
RADIO, and Ogden. Helper. Thistle.
bingham. Tucker and Green River In
Utah. In all about $500 men will DO
involved. and all OF the Gould roads
will probably be involved as a result
OF the Introduction OF the now shop
rules OF the company.
Briefly. the new shop rules will re-
suit In the abolition OF the nine.hour
day, the doing away with all overtime
for Sundays and holidays, a graduated
scale OF wages. refusal 10 recognize
men as union men or members OF or.
ganIzatlons, the payment OF all en-.
ployCH according 20 individual merit.
regardless Of maximum or minimum
scales, ana the right TO change the
shop rules at will.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1908-03-10

Manila.-Fire destroyed 1000 ma
tive shacSs in the sampIoull district
Of Manila, on the evening OF March 8.
The damage IS estimated at 100000.
II IL believed that the FIRE started
from a spark from a railroad locomo.
tive, which caught on a thatched roof.
The high wind drove the flames
through the district Only native
shacks were burned. and there were
no casualties. Fifteen thousand
homeless natives are being cared for
IN the churches by the police. There
Is no danger OF any starvation or SUI.
iering among the refugees.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1908-03-10
Ruef NM ne arnnted Am.

San Francisco following the set.
ting at liberty upon bail aggrcgatlng
$4,000 Of former Mayor Eugene y.
Schmitz Tuesday evening, after being
confined for nino months In the coun.
~ jail, the preliminary stops were
taken Wednesday for the release OF
Abraham Rucf Immediate advantage
was taken OF the admission OF Assist
ant District Attorney Francis j. He
Eey In the yolumiuous affidavit filed
by him that Ruof had been twice In
dicted on every charge against him.
with the exception OF half dozen
charges on which he was indicted
separately.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1908-03-10
Lumbermen Protest.

Washington Protests against ia,
yorable report on the senate resolu.
ton directing the attorney general OF
the United states to institute suits to
recover title to several hundred thou.
sand acres OF lands originally granted
TO railroad companies and especially
the Oregon a California Railway com.
pany, when those companies have
failed 10 observe the conditions under
which the grants were issued, have
been made 20 the house committee on
public lands by western lumbermen,
lawyers and railroad representatives,
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1908-03-10
PresIdent After The Bucket Shops.

Washlngton.- President Roosevelt
has directed Herbert Knox Smith OF
the bureau OF corporations 10 inyostl.
gate the methods OF stock trading.
with a view 20 furnishing the basis
OF possible future legislation regulating
such practices. The difficulty is rec.
ognlzod Of attempting federal rcgula.
ton for the transfer OF stocks which
viii operate 10 curtail purely gambling
contracts, and nc tho same tlmo work
no hndranco 10 legitimate transfers.
ana II Is announced TO be- for the pur-
pose Of proceeding on sound princl-
pies that the investigation is being
made. President Roosevelt has de-
olared himself 10 be decidedly IN ia
yor OF eliminating stock gambling.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1908-03-10
THE oLARA NevAOA LooAreo.
Vessel Went Down Eleven Years Ago
and siStyfour People Perished

Juneau. Alaska-Iamcs Currlc.
keeper Of the lighthouse at Aldrldgo
Rock. brings nows OF the finding OF
the wreck OF the Clara Nevada. which
was lost In 1897. with siNy.nyo pas
BCngors ON board. The purscr was
the only onr ever found. The exact
location OF the Noyadas hun has boon
n mystery these eleven years. until
tho terrible winds OF the last few
days exposed the rcmaias Of the craft
20 view.
Many human bones have been picked
up on the beach In this vicinity The
Nevada Is believed To have had
large amount OF gold dust ON board.
a. several klondikcrs were ON the
way out with their FIRST clolnups.
Parties here are preparing TO search
for her treasure.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1908-03-10
AT MAoDALENA BAY.
American War Vessels Complete 49,.
900 Miles Of Long Trip.

San Diego. Cal.-whon the Amcrl.
can battlcship fleet under command OF
Rear Admiral Robloy u. Evans steam.
ed into Magdalcna bay. passing
through the rocky gateway marked
by Sail rock on the north and Rodon.
do point on the south, and dropped an.
chors behind the high pcnlnsulas
promontory which stretches a protect.
Ing arm down from the mainland and
makes Man o. War Cove the most
sheltered harbor OF the lower Pacific
coast. the history making naval cruise
OF more than $4,000 miles begun at
Hampton Roads less than three
months ago. practically came to an
end Magdalena ~ the present naval
base Of the Pacific for American tar.
get work and battle practice drills.
and by right OF temporary ownership
through government lease the vessels.
n not the men OF the fleet. may feel
that they are again In home waters.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1908-03-10

Aspen, Colo The Peoples Ma.
uonal bank OF this city has been
closed by order OF the comptroller OF
the currency In consequence OF the
failure Of lbs officers 10 put up S25,
OOO' In order To make up the capital
which was impaired recently by q
loan OF 100000 made by former
Cashier pomphrey, who was arrested
last week In Kansas City ON charge
growing out OF this transaction. IN,
bank has $4,000 capital and about
$4,000 cash on hand Cashier ben
jamln kobey said the bank would be-
cable 10 pay lis Indebtedness In full
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1908-03-10
ASSASSIN Of DENVER PRIEST
ATTEMPTS TO BREAK JAIL
Murderer ALA 10 Fooled Zoo Attempt
10 Over8owcr Guards and Escape
the H8r9mans Moose.

norrrr CH.o.Nn attempt vaa
mad. about $3.50 O'Clock Saturday by
Giuseppe hIn. tHu pulImHod muir
drnr OF Father l.Y II,u.aHs to oH.
orua FROM tla c.HH.r .F.l whore ho
lHH haru Hu'or aHI lly luI night
liH made us. of % razor blade ni'h
which hn Hn.HUI tho neck Ui q
"uHy who $3.50. cleaning no. r..I
and thm mod. uHu fu rHf away
The "iwHiy' despite h.H DE. rushed
gita- Hm and pn.uu.I h.m 1uI bee
was quickly 0yorpYapr.l with tho
hDlp OF Deputy Warden Cln.H
Whom returned Goo tnp HIl HuDr DTS
cDn,irtfun ON Thursday Ala was
stripped of ptUyth.Hs and complete
uow out1t was given lIm except DIS
cocks. which were turned inside out.
examined aud returned 90 him 10
was then placed iu thr cell Tor tho
condemned which h1u boon thor.
oughly swept and cleaned and sup.
Piled with new bedding This cou
bod been occupied by au Italian
named Huuotu who accompanied
Ala 90 Denver from Now York. and
has been held since tho assassination
~ Father Leo as "a suspect and pos.
blhlo witness
After Alias conviction UmnOtu
was removed to another part OF tho
JAIN and the coll hc had occupied was
then made ready for tho condemned
man Bwnotu was released from jail
Friday nlFH. and ls be- passed Alias
roll DO spoke 90 the condemned man
IN italian n iG gurm.gol that Bu.
rctu may have lcr tho razor con.
collod in tho bowl OF the watrr closet
in the coll and told Ala where to
loui, for 10 when lac puHHpd ont
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1908-03-10
Funds for Army Maneuvern.

Washington Senator Warren had a
conference Saturday with war depart.
mont officials relative 10 JOINT mancuv,
ors Of the regular army and militia
crganlLntions during thu coming sum,
mcr In passing the army apppria.
ton hill the house omitted an appro.
prlation 20 pay expenses OF the ma.
neuyers, which would approximate ST.,
100000 Tho senate military anairs
committee probably will add this item
90 the army hii when II reports Il TO
the senate, and an efiort win be made
10 have Il retained In the bill.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1908-03-10
MIKADo eLuFFED THE cHlNKs.
Steamer Charged With Carrying Arms
to Revolutionlsts Has Been Re.
leased.

Pohns The terms under which
the Tatsu Maru the Japanese steamer
that was seized by China In February
on the allegation that she was con.
ycying arms aud ammunition to tho
Chinese rcyolutouists. las been set.
tied as follows, aud the steamer re-.
leased hy the Chinese authorities.
China agrees 10 punish the officers
who lowered the Japanese Gag on the
Tatsu Maru ana to send warshlp
whore the vessel was seized to IRE a
salute us the Japanese nag {, rc.
holHtcd China will purchase the
arms and ammunition seized. She
will punish the officers who commit.
ted this breach against international
usage The yiccroy ot Canton will
settle the amount Of dcmurrugc for
the retention OF the steamer after con.
sultation with the Japanese consul
and, finally, Japan agrees 10 exercise
extra vigilance against her subjects la
the matter OF smuggling arms into
China
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1908-03-10
JUd FLEET TO MAKE
TOUR OF THE WORLD
NH Visit Australia and the Philip.
pines md Return 20 New York
5yWay Of susz Canal

WatMrsdn.-AdmiraI Evans bat.
tic1h.p fst after leaving san Fran.
cisco wH visit Hawaii Samoa. Mol.
bourne add sydney Australia: the
Philippine and return 20 Now York
By way q ho Suoz canal
soer.av Metcalf announced the
future noumonH OF the noot after
the r,t.td meeting on Friday. 10 win
leave Sac Francisco ON July 6 for our
Pacific nanssIons The vessels will
hrst t1ut, at Hawaii. where they will
coal Ahs that they Will go TO sa.
moa. fddy .ng this. a visit 10 Aus.
.raHa. ng. will stop at the cities OF
Melboans Ind sydney The invita-
tlon OF De Australian government 10
visit thii country has been supple.
monisd " a most cordial one from
tho Bdihh ambassador. Mr. Bryce.
Leaving Az irlIia, the vessels are 10
30 TO yrI,i. and while In the Phllip.
rinos be annual fail target practice
will b. hh Thence they will return
10 the uIial States via the sucz ca.
nal so-r only at such ports az are
norossag for coaling purposes.
The aio OF their return to the
United satos Is dependent entirely
upon htamount OF time required Tor
tho tans practice In the Philippines.
Tho yh OF the battlcships to Puget
Sound I'D be made some time be.
tween o. conclusion Of the grand re-.
view San Francisco bay on May
S AMI D, date Of the sailing over the
pnclIt
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1908-03-10
saY. sehrme |. soeIalIatIe.

Columbus, O.--EX-Goyernor Myron
T. Herrick delivered an address be-
fore the Ohio legislature Thursday on
Guarantee OF Bank Deposltors," in re.
ply 60 w, j, Bryan, Declaring that
the guaranteeing OF bank deposits is
soclallstic In that It weakens the in.
centiye for individual initiative along
proper lines, and that It is an uncon.
Stituuonal proposition and unjust for
mer Governor Herrck appealed to
his hearers not 10 jeopardlEe the best
interests OF the state OF Ohio by the
passage OF such a Law.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1908-03-10
congress Restored Motto.

washlpgton,--Und the suspension
OF the rules, the house on Monday
passed the bin providing for the res.
toratirn Of the motto In God We
Trust on gold and silver coins OF the
United States. The bin was passed
by a vote Of 25j to o. The debate ON
the subject excited the llyelcst inter,
est OF members Mr. Carln OF Viz.
ginia said that In the issuance OF his
orders abolishng the motto, President
Roosevelt had acted unvlsoly and In
violation OF the spirit OF the law.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1908-03-10
Falcd With a Revolver with Usual
sad Result.

los Angeles, Call II. hit, local
representative OF n. W. llalBey 4 CO..
NW York bankers. accidentally shot
hllself In the Lot groin In his apart
mats at the Hotel Pepper on Wed.
nodny. The bullet was extracted
after Mr.. HITS removal TO the Calf.
lonla hospital. and II was stated that
his recovery is probable II blood pols.
onhg does not set IN II was cN.
blamed that Mr.. Hit was examining
his revolver when II slipped from his
hands TO the floor and was discharged.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1908-03-10
shnt VIC MhIIe AsIeep.

w,shlngton.-Hugh Hollis, a treas
ury tenntment clerk, who came here
iron Iouisville. Ky, and served fot
a the as private secretary 10 the
oomsissloner OF internal revenue, shot
and bIled his wife Thursday night The
wife arose to attend TO their child.
VhH Hollis pulled revolver from
benatb bis pillow and tlred, instantly
klllhp her. Immediately he went to-
slice again. and knew nothing OF the
shoeing until he was afterwards
awa,snsd He has always borne an.
CXctient reputation ana he declares
he "a dreaming OF burglars,
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1908-03-10

paHH-Thc government NO last ho
i.oyo8 that there ~ O. good prospect
uf definite settlement Of the trouble
in Morocco This VIII be- based upon
the submission aud elimination Of Mu.
lal Hand. tho inaurgont sultan
while negotiations with Mual ia.
M have not yot actually begun. Con.
Cral DAmndc. thu French commander
In Morocco, tolorrnphs th1t Buppllca.
lions Tor pOnco have been received
from Hand and his leaders Tho gen.
oral reports also that French troops
are cnmpod outside tho Eatos NJ Set.
tat and that the pacincntlon Of the On.
tiro Chaoula region ia proceeding nap.
idly.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1908-03-10
stopped sooIalIat and Zionist Meeting

Misunderstanding under orders
from Director Of Public Safety Clay.
tho police on Sunday night aroused
tho Socialists and their followers by
stopping a number OF meetings which
were scheduled 10 take place IN var.
ious secuons Of the city. one Of these
was Zionist meeting, at which DR..
Charles Worstman. OF New York. a
former professor In Heidelberg uni.
voralty, was 10 have talked on tho
Zionist movement, or thu return OF
tho Jews 10 Palestine. The stopping
Of this meeting caused those who had
arranged for Il 10 retain counsel aud
they Will ask for an Injunction 10 re-.
strain tho police from interfering with
future mCUtinrH
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1908-03-10
Reduction In Wages for Cotton Mil
Operatives.

Lowell, Mistakenly 10000 cotton
operatives In seven large mills here
were notified by notices posted dur.
ing the noon luncheon hour on Thurs
day OF a 10 per cent reduction 10
wages, Tho reduction Is to be cfcc.
live on March 80 Tho manufacturers
state that the discouraglng situation
Is without a parallel IN many years,
the whole cotton manufacturing indus.
try north and south. being seriously
impaired. II is also stated that fur.
Their curtailment OF production may
become necessary.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1908-03-10
Both Candidates Have Been Request.
ed TO Withdraw.

New Orloans.-After considering
the charge that about 5000 fraudu.
lent votes were cast In the recent
Democratic primary for lieutenant
governor the Democratic state cen.
trail committee has appointed com.
mittee TO request both the successful
and defeated candidates TO withdraw
ana allow the committee to appoint a
nominee for lieutenant governor. Tho
charges OF fraud were filed by ]. j..
Bailey, the defeated candidate. who
was opposed " Paul Lambremont
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1908-03-10

Denver, Colo.-panic caused by fire
In the now Barnard block. situated AZ
the corner of West Tenth avenue and
eleventh street. and used principally
as living apartments, came near re-.
HultIng iu Wholesale loss NJ lifo. cyl.
dcntly tho plan of would.bo inccndIar.
les. The blaze was discovered by 70
policeman. when the alarm was
given a rush for the onon was made.
and q jam Of people became wcdgcd
at tho rear door 80 that Il was i'm.
possible 20 open H. Many were over.
como 10y smoke and lay PROSTATE
when nvmcn arrived. Many others.
unable TO get out OF thcr quarters,
were overcome All were rescued no
ono being injured
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1908-03-10
Ponesmer furn,d Robb,r,.

New Orleans. La.-Following tho
complaint OF two laboters that they
had been taken on street car az the
point OF a pistol. conducted 10 near.
by building and there robbed, a squad
OF prllce went 10 the building and
were surprised TO nnd two OF their
brother officers In the place one of
the officers, Patrolman Warren e. 10.
hll was Identified as the man who or,
iorod the citizens on the car after he
had shown them his police badge,
while the other onicer acted as ser.
geant and collected the money.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1908-03-10
we YEARS FoR WALSH.
Chi IO Banker Making Hard Fight to
Keep out Of Prison.

ntago=lohp r. Walsh. former
rpsitent OF the Chicago National
hnk, OF this city. who was convicted
q illegal use OF the funds OF the In.
iliution, was on Friday denied a new
nal BY Judge Anderson In the Unit
q States district court and scn,enced
pseuo Ave years In the federal peni.
lctlary at Fort Loayonworth.
An application was Immediately
ride TO Judge Grosscup Of the United
suites circuit court of appeals for n
WIT Of auporsedoas. which was -rant.
I'd and Walsh was released under
bods OF $4,000. pending the hearing
Of bis appeal.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1908-03-10
PosTWlcG APPROPRIATION
GREATEST IN HISTORY.
Measr Which Has Just Been APP
prous by the House Provides for
n Expenditure Of s222..
foO,3o2.

wahigton.- Carrying tho largest
apprc,luon In all It's history S222..
igO,2s.-tho postonlco appropriation
bill pacd the house on Friday. hay.
ing IN under discussion fourteen
days. This IL Si.i25.OOO more than
was nortod by the committee. Chair.
man oorstreot, when the reading OF
tho d had been concluded. wagcd a
yirow fight on the proposition to
increE the pay OF the letter carriers.
whlc, was voted into tho bin last
Woduday, but that action was con.
nrfhd 1856 to 1876.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1908-03-10
scALoEo WIFE AND CHILDREN.
lnhuman Act Of Wisconsin Farmer
Who Went Home Drunk.

ChIcago.-Thc story comes from
Kcnosh1, Wis. that Christian Rasmus-
sen, % farmer, Is alleged to have gone
home In q drunken frenzy Monday
night. and heating a large kettle Of
water, 10 have gone TO the room oc.
oupicd by his son, four years Of age.
and his daughter ninc years old. aud
deliberately poured the boiling water
over the children.
Mrs. Rasmussen attempted 10 save
the lives Of the children and the man
turned ON her and poured the hot
water over her as well She He'd from
the house and sought aid OF the neigh.
bors, while the children went into am.
ether bedroom and. locking the door.
hid themselves under the bed. Neigh.
bors released them later and tho
children were given medical aid. Ras.
mussUu rs In fail
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1908-03-10
Taxing Census Of Canal Zone Is a Dr.
fieult Task.

Washlngton,-The taking OF the
new census OF the Panama canal zone
"a II progress. Il is dimcult matter
20 axe a census OF the zone inhabit,
ants because OF the composition OF
Inc populaiion, the frequency with
which persons change their residence
aud the number OF languages in com
moa use Almost all the employees,
bod white and black. live In barracks
or bachelor quarters and must be
enunerated there.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1908-03-10
Anna could comIna Home.

hrls.-Anna Gould booked her pas.
sac on the Adriatlc for New York
under tho name OF Miller. She had
originally taken passage for herself
and children on the Kron Prinz vii.
helm but changed her plans at the
last moment. Although she had tho
written consent OF her former hus.
band Count Boni do Castollanc. to
taie the children out OF France, she
adopted the ruse OF changing steam.
urt aud using an assumed name In
case the count should attempt NJ the
last moment to prevent the children's
tonFtun.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1908-03-10
GRAND REVIEW ON MAY 8.
VIII De Great Gathering a, San Fran.
cisco 10 See Fighting Machines.


Washlngton-A partial itinerary for
The battlcship fleet, after finishing
target practice at Magdalona bay. has
been announced by the navy depart.
mcnL Il includes visits TO Cando
(Coronado). Santa Barbara. san Pc
dro. Santa Cruz and San Francisco.
arriving at the latter place on May 8.
The announcement says that the
plans for the future movements OF all
vessels OF both the Atlantic and Pa.
clnc fleets, after the naval review at
San Francisco. have not as yet been
made. The grand royiew OF tho ships
Of the Atlantic and Pacific fleets In
the bay OF San Francisco will take
place on May s. on the day OF tho
review all vessels viii be full dressed
and at night the ships will be illumi-
mated
Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1908-07-04
A bargain on Hay Rake at w. E
MALPASS HARDWARE Co.

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MALPASS HARDWARE Co.
Sob os-So Killhy increases the
milk about two quarts. costs to use
about 4c per day. is perfectly harmless
to animals and makes cows stand still
when milking. Sold only by W. e.
MALPAss HARDWARE Co.
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