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The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1908-01-10
MANY HEADS ARE BROKEN
IN RIOT OF THE RENTERS
Striking Tenants Of Tenemsnt Dis
tr.ets In New York city Engss,a
Battle Win the Blue coatt

NcW York lncipiont rent pis
broke out on the east side on srsay
Co.'s result of the tension bctwoh De
landlords and the striking tettw
and before the disorders were qpicl
By the police reserves. which ere
called from several precincts. hoy
combatants were Injured and fivd or
arrested The police used their r.ba
freely, but there was no way TO Dan
the number Of Injured. as they hdrfd
away and were cared for by frkss
Tho disorders were general thbh
out the affected district
The most serious trouble ocehnd
on East Eleventh street. whet a
landlord who had been unable 4 u
loct rent ordered bis tenants III
move the Socialist flags with uAh
strikers had decorated the bulldlIg
The landlord was hootcd and ittf
by the tenants and other strlkcrt. ~
were holding "a mass meeting lnl y
house. and he called the police. nv
striking tenants resented the apt
unco ~ the officers. and In the cti
that followed the reserves used u
uight sticks vigorously Five poef
lug tenants. somewhat batterodsvic'
arrested. The offending dogs "
was removed. "
Hardly had order been rosto,aA ,
thls point when the police rctoE
were hurried tu East Twelfth tH(
whore striking tenants were malS4
demonstration against a landlord N
had objected lo the dying Of rcd N
over hIH property The crowd an,
fo obey tho police order 10 dispe1
and was set upon with night stlcki
one woman. 10 Is reported. was 4
drrpd IuspnBIblo during the ngh \
which the wives and daughters.
we'll as the fathers and sons paful
patod. The police tried 10 gain 4
trance into the tenement, but 4
strikers harricadcd the door, ant
armbIauce NJ order having been
stored the officers withdrew. AMI
lancoH were summoned TO care forl
Injured. but the strikers declined
admit the physicians. stating n
they would call their own doctors
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1908-01-10
TRIAL
ENDS IN ACQUITTAL
Jury Refuses to Credit Confession
Of Orchard, Federation Official
Being Given His Freedom.
Case Against President Charles "
Meyer Is Dismissed and Petit
tlbone and Meyer VIII Return
10 Denver Together

Boise. IDA The end Of the prose
cutlon Of the men charged with the
murder Of Ex-Governor s'ouucuberg
with the exception OF the cases OF
Harry Orchard and Jack SlmpkIns
came on Saturday January ., with
the acqulttal Of George y Petition"
Charles Meyer. president Of the West
ofn Federation " Miners. was formal
Iy released and will return with Pet
tihoho. in few days 20 Denver
The case OF Orchard the soIfcon
tossed assassin of Stouncnborg ~ 10
tho hands of prosecuting attorney Van
DUN. Of Canyon county so stat"
mcnt az 20 the future procedure in
that case has boon made. but 10 viii
probably be- called during the next
s-n OF court 90 Caldwell. when II VIII
probably be- finally disposed of simp
klns. q member of the executive boarn
of Western Federation of Miners. who
is charged with completely In tho
crime. ia o. fugitive from Justice, and
tho chargo against him will stand
AI INf IfNN'.| Nl NN' ''N.'H '''
cases against DR. Nagoc and G. W.
AIIor charged with perjury hy ro1.
SON N testimony given by them in
the Haywood case. was also dismissed
Although the pcttibono jurors agreed
that their deliberations should be- Kept
secret it has been learned that ON
tho nrBt ballot the vote was $ 10 Z
the majority being FOR acquItiul. The
second ballot resulted To- % vote Of
to- The third ballot was 10 10 2
and 40 Il remained all through Fri
day night The two holding out foi
conviction wore finally won over
potubono and Meyer received many
kilograms Of congratulation. chiefly
from Colofado frionds. Pcttibonc. nj
though very ~ for the past two weeks
walked 10 the local headquarters OF
the Western Federation after the an
nouncpmont Of the verdict
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1908-01-10
DECISION IN LAND FRAUD CASES
Probable End Of Prosecutions In
Western States.

Washington Tho case OF former
Congressman j. n. williamson. OF
oregon. charged with unlawmlly cut.
ting timber on the public lands ia
Crook county, Oregon, IN conspiracy
with 100 others, was decided by the
supreme court Of the United States
ON Monday. In favor OF Williamson.
The United States circuit court for
oregon imposed O fine OF $500 and
sentenced williamson to prison for
ten months, but the supreme court re-.
yersed that decision Unusual sig.
nlncance 90 attached to the decision.
In that the decision Is expected to
apply to practically all OF the prose
cutions brought In arid land states
by the department OF justice for al.
legged violations OF tho regulations OF
the interior department In timber and
stone ana coal land cases The de.
cislon virtually sustains the recent de.
cislon OF Judge Lewis OF the United
States court for the district OF Colo.
RADIO. Diminishing the indictments
brought under the timber and stone
and coal lDnd laws.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1908-01-10

Los Augelos.-Miss May Duny, q
young woman residing with the fam.
lily Of W. A. Clark Jr.. son OF eX.
United States Senator Clark, who was
struck by a Hollywood street car
while riiiug al Prospect park on sun
day, died on Monday OF her injuries.
She was terribly hurt sustaining com.
pound fractures Of both logts, a frac.
turo Of the skull, besides decorations
md cuts The horse which she was
riding, a very valuable animal, belong.
ing 20 Mr. Clark was instantly killed.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1908-01-10

Chicago G, Brockott, 3S
years old, employed as q floorwalker
N state street store, and Mrs. Ruby
PishzaIs, wife Of a state bank exam.
lner. were found unconscious from
bullet wounds In Grant park I'm front
OF the Auditorium annex, Friday night
Notes found In Brockotts clothing
showed that the shooting was In pur.
suance OF a suicide pact Brockctt
died fow minutes after being taken
10 a hospital Mrs Pishzays was shot
above the heart and Is In a critical
condition.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1908-01-10
Both countrIes Made cOnesssI0n..

Washington. Tho finishing touches
were added on Thursday to the draft
OF an agreement between America
and France. under section 3 OF the
Diuglcy act. which has been In prep
aration for nearly a year past. NJ.
Jussonnd, the French ambassador,
called at the state department 10 dis
cuss the details Of this arrangement.
and It Is expected that II will be pro.
mulgated from the state department
In the course OF a few days Pending
Us signature, the details are with
held. but It Is known that the con
cesslon made by America is the abate'
ment OF the existing duties on French
champagne by 20 per cent, while
France RENTS duties on American cot
tonsood ell. certain classes OF ma
ohlnery and other commodities,
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1908-01-10

Louisville, Ky-Clarence Sturgeon,
10 years old was executed in the jail
yard hero on Friday His extreme
youth was the basis Of many unavail-
mg Efforts 10 procure his pardon
sturgeon murdered Ira Bruner, James
Blackberry and Wilired McMlchael one
year ago. Sturgeon who was only
10 years Old, went to the scanold with
calm courage showing on his boyish
eountonance. Even the last INT lrview
With his aged father and mother and
hrewells 10 his seven brothers and
Two sisters failed to affect him.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1908-01-10
Chinese Merchant Murdered.

Nogalos, Arlz Wing Ling Chi
ncso storckocpcr fortynve years Of
age. In business hero twenty years
was murdered Saturday night by two
MoNlcans The men won't 10 the door
of the store. and when Wing appeared
struck him with iron bars In the
face and the back OF the head IollIug
him TO the floor, when they cut his
throat with q knife almost soyoring
tho head Then they drargcd the
body 10 a back room used as a bed
room. broke open the cash drawer
with an ma, aud rincd trunk
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1908-01-10
Postmaster General Wants Larger A,
propriations.

Washington The annual report 4
First Assistant Postmaster Gcnon
Frank H. Hitchcock has been mat
public The revenues colloctH
through tho postoHices during the a.
cal year 1906 amounted 10 about SlCi.
100000, a gain of moro than Sl5.OOi.
900. and the report states that this
growth was continued In 1907. wha
the aggregate was SlSa 100000. In Or.
der 10 meet this continuous grown
II his bureau Mr. Hitchcock maks
an appeal for larger appropriations,
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1908-01-10

Berlln.-The notorious Harden.Von
Moltke libel trial came to an end Fri
day, when the accused editor OF Die
Zukunft was sentenced TO four
months imprisonment and 20 pay the
entire coUts OF both the present and
lhe former trial. Count Won Molke,
said president OF the court. leaves this
court VITA his name and honor unfair
nlshed, and nothing whatever has been
proved against Prince Philip w Eul
enberg No fine would sufficiently
punish Harden for his onenso, and
must therefore sentence him 10 i'm
pIisonmont"
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1908-01-10
Reducing Wages at aoldHeld.

Goldne,d. Nov.-Thc Neyada.Califor.
mia Power company, which furnishes
light and power TO Goldhcld, has
adopted a now scale OF wages, which
goes into effect January TO- on and
after that date 81 per day viii be the
maximum wages paid to electricians,
which Is 81 a day less than the com.
pnny has been payIng. The telephone
company will pay the same scale, and
neither corporation viii bar uonunion
men In employing the force needed
This scale Is 81 q day higher than the
scale adopted by the Mine Owners
association
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1908-01-10
aartenders Refuse to Pay Assessment

Goldhold Noyada-Tho Miners
union has levied an assessment of no
per cent per month ON the harteuders.
cooks, walters, teamstora and AN u.
bor organizations affiliated with the
!. W. W, of which the federation is
part, TOD sustain the organization.
and is meeting with opposition in col.
lectlng the money Il is understood
that the bartouders, OF Which prob,
ably sixty men are members. have
held a meeting and voted % refuse 10
pay the assessment There bartonders
are paid from SO 90 IS per day.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1908-01-10
Teamsters Stand by Tenants.

New Y0rl.-There will be no team
sters 10 move the goods Of the strlk.
ing tenants on the East Side n no
tees are served ON them. according
10 an announcement from the strlk.
crs' headquarters. II was said that
one local branch Of the United Team.
sters' union had already passed
resolution 10 refuse AN dispossesI
business and that others would soon
follow The antlhIgh rent league
now claims TO have organized the oc.
cupants oi over one thousand houses
and 10 have secured reductions so far
Tor $50 tenants
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1908-01-10
Bank Of England Shows Confidence In
United States.

London, The directors OF the Bank
Of England on Thursday lowered the
minimum rate Of discount to G from
Z per cent. which latter rate was os.
tablishcl as a result OF the recent
American financial crisis Improved
financial conditions In America.
coupled with q better monetary situa.
ton In Germany assisted the direct
ors I'm their decision to remove the
stringent rate OF discount, which has
been handicapnlng trade and specula-
ton for the past seven weeks
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1908-01-10
Women Now Permitted to Smoke In
New York Restaurants.

New York-So successful was the
plan OF allowing women 10 smoke In
the public dining rooms, introduced at
one of the prominent Broadway res.
tourants for the first time m New
York New Years eve. that another
OF the famous Broadway eating places
has followed suit II is expected that
several more of them viii tall into
line Immediately but the big hotels
and restaurants on Fifth avenue will
not, the managers say, follow suit. for
the present at least
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1908-01-10
COUNT AND PRINCE FIGHT.
Former Husband Of Anna Gould and
Her Alleged Fianee Clash.


Her Alleged Fianee Clash.
Porls.-Count Bonl de Castellnnc.
from whom his wife. who was Miss
Anna Gould Of New York. was recent
ly divorced. and Prince Hclie de sa.
gan. who on several occasions was 70.
ported to be engaged TO Madame
Could had personal encounter on
Thursday at the Church OF ST. Pierre
de Chaillot while service to tho
memory " Lady Stanley Errington. a
relative Of both men, who died lately
IN England was In progress.
Beginning inside the church, where
Count Boni says the prince insulted
both him and the sacred edlfce. the
encounter was resumed at the door
way, where Count Boni. followed by
his brother. Count Jean de Castel-
lane. overlook the prince. Count Boni
Hpat In his cousins face. Then came
the clash OF cane. followed by n rough
and tumble fight on tho pavement.
which ended In the gutter. whore the
mon were finally separated by a big
butcher Count Bonl at the moment
OF Intervention was holding down the
we'll nigh insensible prince, while
Jean. according to eye witnesses, was
administering to him a severe kick
ing.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1908-01-10
ooLprleLD MINERS WORKING.
Many Of the Men Renounee Allegiance
TO Western Federation.

Goldneld. Newt Is believed In
Goldneld that the strike IL practically
won By the mine operators and thai
witnm ten days or two weeks overy
mine In the district will be In full
blast.
Several mines started up Saturday
morning with miners formally aflllat
cd with the Western Federation. but
who signed cards rcnounclng such al
loglancc,
Tho most hopeful sign Of an early
settlement Is the formation Of a new
union among the miners, which is 10
become a state nnair, independent OF
tho Western Federation
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1908-01-10

Tacoma. Wash The body Of LII
liam Pratt, aged twenty-five. who mys
tcrlously disappeared from her homo
on May g. last was found In a dense
thlokct ON the outskirts OF the city
on Saturday, by surveying crew. Az
though badly dccomposcd tho
body was identified by the father OF
tho girl lie believes she was muir
dered and the position of the body
supports this theory, lt having the up
prarunCc of having been dragged to
the place. thrown ln hollow and
partially buried with leaves.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1908-01-10
THAw AGAIN ON TRIAL.
Legal Insanity to be Sole Defense Of
Slayer Of White,

New York-At the close Of three
court sessions which marked Mon.
day. the nst day OF the second trial
OF Harry X. Thaw for the alleged
murder Of Stanford White. nine ten.
tativc jurors had been selected out
Of lfty.scycn talosmon examined by
District Attorney Jerome. for the
prosecution, and Martin W Littloton.
for the defense.
Legal insanity at the time OF the
tragedy Is to be the sole defense This
was made clear az the very outset OF
the proceedings. when Mr. Littlcton
formally served notice that the Tor.
mcr plea OF not guilty was amended
by the specification that the defendant
was insane when the homicide was
committed.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1908-01-10
noMn gxPLopes IN nANK.
Ten Persons Are Injured, But None
viii Die.

Kansas City, Mo-An explosion IN
the beautiful marble building Of the
First National bank hero Saturday AZ
tornoon was caused by dynamite or
some other high explosive. A piece Of
pipe. believed to have been part OF
bomb. was found in the wrecked
basement
Ten people were injured by the OK
plosiOn. but none fatally The loss ~
placed at 10000. confined entirely tC
the basement
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1908-01-10
THREE ISSUES PARAMOUNT.
Bryan Says That Tariff. Trusts al
Railroad Regulation Are First and
Foremost.

Kansas Clty-ln an interview hes
Sunday night. william J. Bryan sad
that the trusts. the tarift and rallrod
regulations would be the paramount
Issues In the campaign Of 1905 NJ
Bryan said Il was impossible 10 det6
mine at this time what the one pan
mount issue would be.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1908-01-10
UTAH STATE NEWS

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p.tv.,, sny and sixty divorces
.,,ro gr,pted during the wear In We.
tor cor,ty
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Pneumonia seems 10 be- running riot
In Ogden. Since November j hi'rcn
deaths have occurred 10 that city
from this dreaded malndy
An effort iH being made to interest
the city council Of ogden in "a prop
oslton 20 install a lighting system 90
be- Owned by the municipality
Thomas Vance. the Salt Lake man
accused M fatally iniurinr his wife
by heating her. has been held 10 tho
dls,rlct court ON n charge of murder
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been organized In ogden. and a SEIZED
ule OF thirty games have been Hr.
RANGED between six clubs OF the
league.
The new law. pnascd by the last
legislature. forblddInr tho sale Of co.
calne. oxccpt ON prescription OF q
reputnble pbysIclnn. went into effect
ON January /.
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The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1908-01-10

TERMS or sunsCRIrrtoN.
r.v.,t. A, Adysnce.
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-25
TAKING OUR POLITICS SADLY

A POLITICAL observer of experience, morazng in the
Boston Transcript incine the belief that what call
apathy has become settled condition of present and
future campaigns The American people have take
brief madness OF historic and obsreperous that
roaring down the corridors OF time Nayhap it
fashion, albeit not picturesque We quote:
This the third presidential campaign which apathy,
1900 because the 1896 the candidates -Four
hard explain the popular indifference which clearly
And everybody said apathy 1904 The blotng sustained
& G az rstf;c % arnna;a 9TH rrn+;on ga @ a tb
o. past
they only compuon
voluntary like politics disregard
g Or did 1906 standards high be maintained permanently
elections, with the inherent vacuty of it all
It explain the change by the lack OF money that
OF mind the public attitude different Something
the fact that overwhelming at
name the imagination the guarantee of bank deposits Mr.
Bans rather than alarm We laugh when
Hughes rakes him fore and aft but do get The
country safe.
Again the attitude of the press has greatly changed
twenty years There of disposition fair the
debound partisan organ way extinction People are
voting split tickets, and that is good citizenship
No longer the filled with marching shouting
savage The yell leader has been reegaed
OF learning, where he lngers strange
anybody Francisco remember the Wigwam used
stand somewhere in Stockton street? Night night the
Wwam filled with thousands, listening
and windy spebndery Its gores have departed its name is
forgotten Nothing short of national celebrity will bring
Francisco crowd this year. Politics baseball and
big right theoretical agony
the days when San francisco mad shouting Digo Dgo
Va Hoo Var
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-25

100000
$40 This godsend
1923 100000 price dropped gi
to pof1 wit,
100000 bags) being marketed the
paternaly
planter marvels his luck selling his fancy
The whether that
market with him seller
will realize its coffee holdings
Naturally enough the financial world looks askace the
operation and awaits the crash that when interest pay
ments pile and the load Of coffee be put
the market sacrifice The commercial history the world
filled with endeavors defeat the law of supply and demand
Corners staple articles have been enough markets
usually ended disaster
has been realized from operation Of this but the
odds heavy such enterprises the
utmost of management and decisive Judgment
These qualifications not likely characterize the conduct of
delicate financial operation by democratic government necessarily
hampered by divided and confused counsel.
In the meantime the coffee markets of the world much
demoazed by the threat of this up by
Brazilian and certain be disposed
later Dealers carry small supplies and wait what
Brazil going to do next OF get coffee Cali
ornla from Brazil and draw supplies mostly from Central
America but the price for all grades of the product the
east because this country the largest Of the bean
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-25
AS TO STATE BOND ISSUES

IT MAY be that after full given
propositions for bond extend the San Francisco
wall and purchase the India basin property for subsequent
doclwe that far sentiment
this city concerned fepubc mind is made up favor Of
these propositions The only opposition them has been shown
provided buy the India basin property the price
the land will very shortly prohbve The harbor
viii money by making the purchase the money
be raised 1t should be explained that these bonds but
their payment met by taxation They first charge
the arbor and the people OF Francisco ask the
OF the their ballots for the
1t important that senate amendment No o. which likewise
deals with the subject bond should be adopted
provides for manifest improvement the law, which
requires such bonds be paid off twenty years The amend
allows bonds sevenyve years and defers
the OF sinking fundor quarter OF that period This
plan makes the bonds easily saabe prices
making the burden easier for the payer.