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The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1908-02-07

London. Participating In the dc
bate In the house Of commons on the
question OF the unemployed, John
Burns. president Of the local govern
mont board and labor leader I'm the
house. denounced the unsclcntinc dis
tribution OF religious, philanthropic
and private charity. which he declared
was usually mlmpplIed and diverted
to the wrong persons, lie told one OF
his own experiences recently when
after an official function. he Joined
1000 Of the unemployed at the Vic
tQria ombankmcnt II was In my
court dress" he said. but pulled my
hat over my eyes and looked miscr
able. and got my bowl OF soup and
bunch OF bread"
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1908-02-07

Omaha Complaint made by q
Union Pacific employee Co his depart
mcnt has revealed remarkable
growth OF the money lulning boy iu
wealthy employees, often ut usury "a.
groat or greater than that required
hy licensed chattel loan concerns iu
the city Immediately this condition
NJ AFFAIRS came to the notice of Vice
President Mohlor he ISSUED q formal
order threatening prompt d.schurgg
for any cmplOyc of tlr road known
TO be loaumg money 10 other men IN
the service.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1908-02-07
Emergency Increase In National Bank
Circulation,

Washington. - Senator Ndslch,
chairman OF the senate committee on
finance, on Thursday fayorably report
cd his bin providing for an emergency
Increase IN the national bank circula'
ton The report was authorized nc a
injecting OF the committee held, at
which all the Republican members
present voted for a resolution author.
izing the reporting OF the bill, and all
the Democrats voted for the Bailey
substitute. Mr.. Aldrlch said he would
call the bill up for consideration on
Monday February 10.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1908-02-07
Experts Have Harry Thaw oder
Observation.

Poughkoopalo, N. VA brl<bana.-
inatlon and observation OF th mintal
condition OF Harry X. Thaw. aw con.
nnod In Matteawan State HoHti for
the Criminal Insane. was held on Mon.
day by Dr. Allan W. Forrlss yn,sl.
dent of tho Now York State Lnncy
commission, and Dr. Lamb. ,urrin.
tcndcnt Of the institution, Tte Gam.
lnntIon was ~ preliminary chrac.
tor lhaw and the physicians taxing
casually together for about BAY an
hour After the examination Dr. fer.
risH said II was too early TO glu an
opinion ON Thaw'B mental onddon.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1908-02-07
Shot Down by HIobwaymsn.

Portland. Orc-Held up by two
hlghwaymen ON Ladd's Crystal
Springs farm. just outside the city
limits, south OF scllwood, Ave farm
lands were robbed at the muzzles OF
Two revolyers, and one OF the men,
August Schafor. a German, was shot
town because he offered resistance "
ne thugs. Schafor Is now at ST. Vim
,ent's hospital In critical condition,
and the police who arrived at the
scene Of the shooting soon after II
occurred are securing the country for
he robbers.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1908-02-07

Naplos-Thc FIRST presentation here
OF Richard strauss opera "Salome
was the occasion for much excite.
ment The clcrgy, which denounced
the Iibrotto as immoral and It's au-
thor oscar wilde. as a hereto, urged
women OF the Catholic faith not TO
attend the performance, and It was
decided by the management not 10
produce the opera. AZ the last mo
mont. however. the announcement
was made that the vatican had re
moved lis prohibition, and the theatre
WAS crowded TO overlooking
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1908-02-07

Washington Tho house a, Mon.
day passed the SullowDy no Grant
ing q Hat pension OF Sl2 muthly to
AN widows OF hououhly Nrlargod
soldiers ltB provisions w.rn frst ok.
planned hy ifs author who sal Ii In,
yolyod ou additional gNnuuIb,re OF
Slg7ll, 600. llp described & dilute
widows ot soldiers, who arn lrable 10
secure pensions because off D-r tech
nlculiry rcgnrdIng their pr0poB hold
iurs, and received applause 6en D.
said these techncalitirs shald be
swept away,
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1908-02-07
OIL Tank struck By LIGHTNING.

san Luis, Oblspo, Cal.-The fro
which was started Monday afternoon
In an oil tank belonging TO the Union
OIL company at Port Huron by a
stroke Of lightning, consumed, with
their contents, the tank which was
first set on fire and three others be-
longing TO the Standard oil company.
No other damage was done, although
Il was thought at one time that moth
ing could save the Marie hotel, the
Port Hartford wharf and several cot
taEes belonging 10 workmcn around
the oil tanks,
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1908-02-07
Pensions for Soldiers In Utn lsdlan
Wars.

Washington Senator smot has
succeeded ln passing HIS hill orend.
Ing the pension laws 10 the sol1ers
Of the Indian wars IN Utah " suited
ON the floor that approximate 200
would hc benefited by tho act Bdoro
the senate finally passed the bid n
number of amendments wou nade.
including the soldiers " the Itilan
wars Of Colorado. Minneata md
Idaho Amendments were offrei 10
Include those of California IA Ore.
gon. but with the knowledge atthey
might defeat the bill. the amednents
were withdrawn.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1908-02-07
Accused Diamond swindler Makes
sensatIonal charaes.

Parls.-Hour Lemonie. who Is
charged with obtaining money under
false prctcnses from Sir Julius
Charles Woruhcr OF the De Beers Min.
ing company I'm am alleged diamond
swlndle. In upho'llng his innocence,
before the examining magistrate on
Saturday. swore that the diamonds
exhibited by Wcrnhcr as having been
sold 10 him were substitutes and not
those that Lcmonio had manutac-
tured ! cwonie announced that he
would prosecute Wernher In the Eng
fish courts for swindling
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1908-02-07
DICTATOR FRANCO IS OUt
NEW MINISTRY TAKES /.
New Regime for Portugal n
WIN a Liberal Cabinet via No
arcbisI Tendencies supror5
ing New King.

Lisbon Under 90 new rogimi ~
nos Hns and tUu U5iabllahmk rf
u new caUIur. Portugal seems i,p
for tho moment 900 peace TikrB
nn underlying current OF rerd 81.
however and fHc Hdctost nd -i8
arc being taken FOO preserve ort
Premier Franco has resigned 40
within f0rtyulsbt hours of Dc q.
Huluun OF King Carlos hiH i.t 81
ship came to au end. " lcaa bfeo
present Franco resigned Tor I'D nt
Dds continuance hoo office would trg
the country into rebellion. Nh ~
mirr has been considered dlrcetfn.
fponslbIo for the political ID 90
which resulted Boo the assaBanatai!
tho NuH and DIS withdrawal m
power iH regarded as holding al rui.
ao of political tranquility
A uuu cabinet hla been f1rbain
der tho presidency OF Roar AnuI
DO AwluI % member OF the Plies
..H.U.H..dUut party Some " I'd nv
ministers have notably been ob rsi
tp tho rule of Franco. but ob o.
whole the present cabinet h 3D..
with munlrchIal tendencies.
Tho opening session or me rv
council was held on Monday. ahdaH
Young monarch King Manntl u,
placed himself I'm the hands ofNI
m.uIsiorH llo appeared bciorl. ngu
and in voice shaking with cnaiD.
said.
u mn yet without experience ctrr
in science or Ia politics paSoty.
Holf entirely IN your hands. nsehg
and believing In your pntrioutn nd
MI-Ilm
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1908-02-07
settlers Not Tied to HomesteadS Until
Water Is Turned Into Canals.

washington, d. C,-The senate on
Tuesday passed Senator Heyburn's
bill granting leave OF absence 10 set
tlers on government irrigation pro
iects who have made substantial i'm
Droyemcnts IN their land but are UNI
tble TO get water for irrigation, such
cave to last until water is turned into
main canals The senate also passed
ioyburns bin appropriating $4,000 to
.csuryey the Notwithstanding boun-
larry.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1908-02-07

Cleveland, O-Secretory Taft, nc.
companicd by Colonel Clarence I'D.
wards OF the army and Congressman
Mckinley OF California, arrived Wed.
nosday, and was met by a reception
committee headed by Ex-Governor
Herrlck. They were taken 10 the
Union club. where an informal lunch.
con was served Later Secretary Taft
addressed a meeting Of the local Red
Cross society. Asked II there was any
truth In the report that he intended
to resign from the cabinet, Secretary
Taft replied In the negative. He de-
clIned TO talk politics.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1908-02-07
KING AND PRINCE
ASSASSINATED
Don Carlos Of Portugal and Crown
Prince Luiz Philippe Murdered
by Band Of Anarchists.
Second Son Of KInl Ale. Badly ln.
lured. while queen Ameue Vas
Marrow Escape From Death
Lisbon ln state Of Uproar


Lisbon ki1E ''f''s uI I"I'NH'.
lnl thn Grown Prince LhI| I"'''pp.
"'rn aH.1.HIna''I "n 0'.''''' '"'
'h" "''# Do In state NI h.I'''
Ihn hnhH second '"n. N'N'... " %.
..Hh'If wounded. N'. V''.' N'..''
fIo H.fn.' in .''. 200. CROWN ''''..
.HI' h} throwing b'i.'iI "I'' '''
N1u uHNIf.
A band u' m.n waiting 90. 'N' ''.
U.I u. fHU pHHH in lUmm.".1 MI
no, Um Eu Arsenal uIIuI. HurIus
toward Ola. uU.u rurrn.u boo WHu.
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'N' N.u" ""N ''"
"hum 'h' attack was '''''.'" "''.
each shot ihro' t'mcu nhd iI'f Il''N
only long enough tu Doe carried foo Zoe
marine arsenal near b. whore they
.,rIrrd
Alr,.f az nc Grat .bof tho king
.fi non .,, p.. ,,,.iI,,. J,i,r and
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wa. "''" u" NHll l''' """ '''n "'nN
nhcE ON the seat queen Nm'l'
Jumped up ana threw herself toward
fhp crown prince, boo un Dnurt tu save
AiH lIfr nt tho cost OF her own, but
the prlnco nlrruiy had received hIa
.T,Btb wound
NM. -. ....,,,.., o., ot.,r, r.4p
.., ~.
'N 'n' '''"""u' "' ,"' ,",' ,'''''''
was returning from the VIVA Nl'"'a'
Nh'io lh'E hnu b''h bulourh'hb' n
strong guard was ~ atlrnuan'r' nu'
ha the party came INTO the Fraeo H'
'uhlm'I'l"' pun"o SPARE tn' "'
hnhhluh lrnp'u 10 inc cNTIl'ko anu u'
Ein snoring. IN u moment al was
.rif'hlo CONFUSION the KING ana
crown prince holng hhot uo"h WIN
out the slghtcht chhhcc 10 save them-
selves Police guards Hprang upon
the reEcldeH' the number OF Whom
w somewhat uncertain, ana klllcu
threo 81 them ana captured three
others. one OF these committed sui
clde after being placed IN prison u
w CHARGED mat one OF tho murdcrerH
was Spnniard.
The cold'bloodcd murder mas sent o
thrlll or horror lnrouBhont the oouh'
try oven among those VINO nave ocoh
Worhihs pohuee,ly lor inc oHlanllHh
m'ht OF republic ana eofro" ~ eh'
/ lIehAea on every mana ~ the ureAu
lul Gnu OF tue hlhk anu inc crown
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1908-02-07

as city Fire ~ unknown orr
60. a-'ed ma the canning department
r1 e. second floor OF one OF the twin
main buildings Of the S2,OOOOOO pack
rag plant OF Nelson Morris 4 Co, near
The Kaw river la Kansas city, Kan,
Monday night, threatened destruction
Of the entire plant and caused a loss
estimated at S75O,OOO before II was
controlled All efforts 10 save the
east main building, In which the fre
started, and the box factory, was
abandoned within a half hour after
a flames were discovered.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1908-02-07
Legality Of Expenditure Questioned

Washington The need o,
American merchant marine as an
Hilary 20 the navy formed prime.
pal topic OF dlscussiu house
NJ representatives ON v ay r.
INK cor liberation It "e", II,
hcier urc' ". De
b. Nrs prel.. av Er Little,
field OF Maine, who questioned The le
gallty OF the provision OF the bill APP
propriating 100000 10 supply q de,
nclency for coal for the navy caused
by transfer OF the battleship feet
from the Atlantic 10 the Pacific.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1908-02-07
"Jlm Grow" Cars to Dc Put In Use In
Oklahoma.

Guthrie. Okla.-Thc Separate each
law passed by the Oklahoma leEis
ture at the opening OF the session
went into effect IN the nov state on
Saturday. The measure VS. passed as
an emergency which provided t@at II
should become effective In sixty days
after It's passage. Colonel J. C..
Graham Of Marietta Is tho author OF
the measure. All Oklahoma railroads
have slgnihed their ln.cnt'on OF com
plying with the proyi. IONS OF the law.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1908-02-07
CRASHED INTO WORK TRAIN.
Wreck which Results In Death Of
Woman and Child.

Salt Lake Ciy.-'A woman and her
babe are dead, two men, another wa.
man and q child are badly hurt oigh
teen head OF cattle are dead. and
.hroc work train bunk cars, two
freight cars, "a big gas car and loco,
motive are demolished as tho result
IL terrific roarcnd collision between
Two freight trains ON the oregon
short Line road at Layton, twenty
miles north OF salt Lake. at Mas
o'clock Sunday morning, A work
train was standing on the main line
when IA freight train came around
the sharp curve and crashed into the
rear end OF the work train. The
women and children were ON the
work train. II Is claimed the con
ductor OF the work train had failed Ia
put out a nag man to warn the ap
preaching train.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1908-02-07
STEAMER DESTROYED by tra.
Burns to Waters Edge and fssr
Lives Are Lost.

Halifax. 81 Sin the mlht Z a
wild blizzard Monday aftoruoon the
steamer ST. Cuthbcrt was hurhd to
the waters edge on the Noyh leo
tan coast Fifteen mombeu otthc
crow were drowned by the mtung
OF n small boat In which mcf at.
tempted to leave the vessel dtmhro
had broken out Sunday Ind her
thirty.seyon members OF the eds in
Guiding the captain. were rcrbs by
the White Star liner Cymrlcl fter
taking on the survivors the tnric
abandoned the burning steankfnnd
proceeded 10 Boston.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1908-02-07
UTAH STATE NEWS


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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-02-28
HOW MUCH IS
4 NOsE WORTH?
A Jury Gave Woman Doctor
So, 500 for Loss of Hers
In Accident.
Ely Associated Press

Chicago, Feb. 27.-Beauty attend
ant upon perfect Grecian nose was
valued at $4,000 by jury in the SUI
perior court yesterday. DR.. Bessie
Andrus, handsome young physician,
suffered injury to her nose in a street
car some time ago and sued for 500,
600 damages Dr. Andrus was in
jured on Oct %, 1906, while boarding
a car. She was just stepping up to
the front platform when the brake
was suddenly released by the mo-
torman and the handle struck her on
the nose. She was rendered uncon-
scious, and physicians found that she
had suffered a compound fracture of
her nose. Seven stitches We're neces-
sary. On the witness stand in Judge
McCurley's court the young physician
commented upon the form of her
nose.
1t was of the perfect type" she
said. MANY persons admired the
beauty OF my nose and commented
upon it's graceful and perfect lines il
was what is commonly called per-
feet Grecian nose. Since the accident
its beauty has been married and
spoiled"
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-02-28
BY Associated Press.

Columbia, S. c., Feb. 27.-Brack and
Ned Toland. negroes, narrowly es-
capped lynching TODAY whieh was only
prevented by guards and deputies of
the state penitentiary here. The ne
groes are accused OF the murder of
Mrs. ElIiser last night. They were ar
rested this morning and one con
fessed.
News OF capture reached here and
several armed men gathered at the
railroad station intent upon burning
the negroes, but superintendent Grit
fifth, of the penitentiary. ordered out
his men and the lynching was pre-
vented.
The crime of which the negroes are
accused is one OF the most awful re-
corded in the state. Mrs. Elliser, an
aged woman. was left alone in her
house by her husband. The negroes
stole up behind her and Drained the
woman with an axe. They then
wrapped the body in quilt and hid
it in a bed in the house. Robbery was
the motive.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-02-28
speciaI TO Nc Jonrnal.

New York, Feb. 27.--Captain VA;
Schaik, who was held eriminaliy re-
esDonsible for the loss CT more than a
thousand lives on the Hlfated boat.
General Slocum, made his start for
Sing Sing prison today to begin upon
the service OF a term of ten years
amid a scene that has seldom been
eoualled in the federal buflding here
Promptly at 10 o'clock, in obedience
to the order OF court Van Sehaici sur
rendered himself TO Marshal Henckel.
He entered the building accompanied
by his faithful vie, WAC was clad in
the deepest black, and his son, VII
liam. Jr. The little party had reached
Henckel's office when Mrs. Van
Setback broke into violent sobs ard
was seen to ytotter. She would have
fallen had not her SON caught her in
time.
Captain Van Schaick made a state
ment to the press this morning Ill
which he declared that he did his
duty and that If an error was com
nitted it was one of Judgment and not
one of purpose. He declared that he
believed the American people would
soon realize the great fajGstiee being
done him. HIS wife Wi a company
the prisoner to the gates Or Sing Sing.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-02-28
VISITORS ABOARD.
FIREMEN HAVE
VERY BUSY DAY

The fire department yesterday for
the first time in many months was
called to three different places almost
at the same time The first oall was
TO the residence OF Capt. A f. Warren
at the corner of Baylen and 14aRua
streets. This was hardly extinguish-
ed before the hose wagons were call
ed to 223 East Government street.
The companies that could be spared
went to this fire. This was worked
on with a line of buckets. When the
blaze was nearly ont, an alarm came
in calling the trucks to Capt. War
ren's again. But little damage was
done by any of the fires.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-02-28
DEAD BODY IS
THE SOLUTION
Water Soaked Corpse of a
Wewahitchka Man
Is Found.
Special to The Journal.

Wewahitchka, Fla, Feb. 27-The
finding of the body of Henry Linton,
a farmer, living four miles from here,
in the CIipola lake. was the tragic
explanation of his disappearance two
weeks ago.
z Linton disappeared from his home,
and although every effort was made
to locate him. the search proved fu-
tile. Recently persons walking along
the shore of the lake noticed the head
OF man sticking out OF the water.
Investigation showed it TO be the body
OF the lost man His arms were out
stretched. and IN his hands were tufts
of grass. evidently the result of des-
perate effort on his part 10 pull him
SELF upon the shore and safe himself
from drowning. 1t is not known how
Linton was drowned. whether ne went
out IN a boat or whether he stumbled
and fell into the lake.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-02-28
NEW ORLEANS
MARDI GRAS
Parade of Knights of Momus
Followed by a Ball
Last Night.
ax Assoelated ere.a..

New Orleans. Feb. 27.-The street
pageants of the Mardi Gras carnival
began here tonight with the parade
of the Knights of Monus Seventeen
categorical floats. each representing
enc of Aesop's Fables, bearing mask
ed and Enthusiastically dressed Slr
knights, were in the parade. The
streets are estimated to contain De
tween fifty and sixty thousand visit
ors. Thousands of torches rendered
the procession blaze. of light and
brilliant colors-
On Canal street where most OF the
city's clubs are located, temporary
omen air balconies were erected,
thropeed with women in evening
dress. their escorts being mingled with
the crowd in the streets or remain
ing in the club windows
Following the parade, the knights
of Monus. still masked. held their
annual allegorical ball on tue stage
OF the French opera house.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-02-28
descendant of John Jacob
Astor Captures Hetty
Green's Daughter.
GROOM is MUCH OLDER THAN
r1,nE BIT HAS BEEN A LEAD
"a OF GOTHAM coTILLIoNS
FOR YEARS AND Is VERY
wrALTHY-BRIDE is CHIEF
ur,REss TO RICHEST WOMAN
m TIE WORLD.
SpsciaI 20 The Journal


Var York. Feb. 27.-The engage
-.,, va, announced today of Miss
cr+a Green. daughter of Hetty
CON r5a richest woman in the
rs-d and heirssS to the greater
..r- 7f her millions. to Matthew AS
-. Vfks. a great grandson of the
s.-.aal Ichn Jacob Assor. Ire Gave
s5- The wedding has not as yet been
~. The match was arranged by the
{. .n.,~s Ltary. who first introduced
rs, Green into the society OF New
rcr. E
VI Wlks is much older than the
YAM a-.Fa-,0-be. but despite his age,
h. a~aa active in New York society
for lrrg line. lie attends almost
E, y CuE..iCu Ct Importance and has
side .4gu'atiun for his ability as a
daucer
U-s Green had throughout insisted
t,sr I-- vruEnter marry an American
AID Ias-..e the fact that Wilhs faith
e. wa aa Engiishman, she considered
biz ss. 90 al the bill.
Bliss sylvia Green has been in so
Ce.g a'.ls- FIVE years. Three years
szc lie I"cane active anu although
size I..ar JFied to force herself to the
-.li insofar as the public is con-
|ccEad. .he has baen 4 faVGFI5e II "Ar-
IT, g.-,.as. Since her debut both
Re a3d eT mother nave been hound
i'-..Usrs who have offered their
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-02-28
S PARADE MONDAY MYSTIC PAGEANT NIGHT ARD GR PENSACOLA MARCH 23
CAPTAIN
GOES TO SING SING
Commander of Vessel That
Cost 1000 Lives En-
tiers Prison.

CAPTAIN VAN scHElck. IN A
STATEMENT. SAID HE DID
WHAT HE THOUGHT WAS HIS
DUTY AT TIME or THE DfsAs-
TER AND THAT He BELIEVED
PEOPLE WOULD SOON REALIZE
INJUSTICE or HIS fNcARcERA-
TON.