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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-05-23

Tuesday and Wednesday, from Salt
Lake. He expects to join his family at
Ocean Park, California, the early part
OF next week.
Mr.. and Mrs, @. Il. Hush are home
again after couple OF weeks spent In
San Francisco and Los Angeles.
i. j. Nunn of Provo was IN town
Tuesday and Wednesday
George Hodgins Of Salt Lake spent a
few days in Eureka this week
Henry Sprisgs business man OF
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-05-23

Esisters at the X. of p hall. A large
|Aumber of friends were in attendance,
|slusic inter-mingled with cards made a
Merry pleasant evening. Refreshments
|5were served.
"a Miss Laura Pearl Adams who is to
Ii take Miss Nelkie's place in the elocu-
81 ZION department of the b. Y. University
next year, is visiting her sister Miss
iIancelle Adams of this city. Mrs
harles Adams of Parowan and Mrs.
J, Burton of Milford are also guests
IN Miss Adams.
| MIS-. S. III. Jones and Miss Tillie
Poster both foVnerly of sGint George,
entertained Saturday evening AT the
|home OF the latter, the students from
~ George, who are in attendance at
re b. Y. University here. Socially
typical Dixie eXening was spent. Pro-
Eressive games, music and refresh
Pnents We're the order of the evening
End the witching hour of midnight had
|oag passed when the last guest said
eooi- night.
Mrs. d. T. Clark of Salt Lake iCty,
as the guest OF Mrs. C. o. Newell at
Ilnner at the Hotel Roberts Thursday.
The many friends of Mr.. and Mrs.
'hn Deal VIII regret to learn that they
Ire about to leave Provo and make
helr home in Los Angels. Cal.
A very enjoyable farewell social was
wen in the Sixth ward social hall
fiday evening in honor of Mr.. Carl
who will leave Tuesday next
lr Norway, to be absent some two
ears. Music, games and social time
was enjoyed by a large circle
I friends. Refreshments were served.
Mrs. Nellie Berry will leave Monday
text for Whitlash, Mont, where she
'lll spend some months with her
laughter, Mrs. Grace Orr
Last Sunday quiet reunion of the
IaSman family was held at the home of
" r. II. Paxman. The presence In
lhis city of Mrs. Ann II, Paxman and
all NJ her sons and daughters-mosto OF
'hom were In attendance on the sun
pay school convontion-sugges the
ffair In addition To the immediate
Family there were many grandchildren
tld other relatives present. Mr.. and
PRS A. c. Busath of Salt Lake were
Present with three Of the great grand
children OF the venerable guest OF hon
pr Dinner was served to 80 persons In
all' Mrs T.. NJ. PaXman, Mrs. Isaac
hadd and Mrs. A. G. Busath assisting
pm serving. Mrs. PaXman is the widow
ot William Paxman. late president OF
lhe Juab stake, and Is nearly so years
10y age The opportunity of meeting
with her In family reunion and dis
|cuSsing family "reminiscences was
greatly appreciated.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-05-23

er. Mrs. Clara +. Blake OF Salt Lake. A
delicious lunch was served.
The NJ. |. Associations of the Eureka
ward gave a concert In the l.. u. s.
Westinghouse last evening that was n
very successful affair. There were mu-
steal numbers by the Misses Edna and
Bessie Russell, Mrs. r. Carbell, Mes
danes c. Zabrlskie and b. Thurmond.
Mr.. and Mrs. a. n. Wallace. Snow Nit
chell. George Brewster, Miss Edna Rus
sell, ID. j. Russell and w. W. Freckle-
ton. Miss Kate Smith gave recitation.
and a number of tablcaux went to make
the program interesting
Mrs a. n. Wallace was the guest of
salt Lake friends Wednesday and
Thursday.
MI, and Mrs. G.. A. Wing returned
sunday evening from trip Of couple
OF weeks in California.
John H. McChrystal was In Eureka
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-05-23
-. George Burles and Bert

,,es george Burles and Bert
bison
r,sb Sorsls met Saturday af-
me with Mrs. G. Lund. and
|rnoon to Two very interesting papers.
stene.u, Mrs. Sarah Whalen Talmage
be py ,nq's Nathan the WISE and
! l..''Nrs Ida Galloway ON present
Be g3siom in Germany"
Emerson class met Friday even
10, i,b Miss Tillle Foster and con-
3 The reading of the essay on
Dmpcnsation'
y. n. Corfman entertained tt
ME- Thlfsday Mrs. j. j. Num- and
inIny', covers were laid for ten.
-. and Mrs, l., j. JLdred have re-
VA from a very pleasant trip
..ngrh california.
very enjoyable card party was Civ
. rriday evening by the Pythian
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-05-23
EUREKA.

An unusually large attendance was
present at the social given Tuesday
evening by the ladies of the Maccabees,
ana very enjoyable time was spent by
alL Mrs V. l.. Thomas acted as mis-
lfess Of ceremonies and an Interesting
program OF musical numbers, recita-
IONS, etc.. was rendered. concluding
Mlh an address entitled THE Ladies OF
ne Maccabees" by the state command
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-05-23

Beginning Monday, will give Standard Pattern free buying
uar price Spring Fashion Book 908A splendid style book
The best production OF IFS kind present the maeon
IDEAS In summer season apparel Tor and children
DgnGat soc and 10, this splendid
Of 2OIh second $50 worth for 0en wou
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-05-23

Manly little suits in linen, madras and piquc-
made in the Russian and sailor efects--Encker,
booker trousers Sizes , II to yearS-Pricco
at Sis and up.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-05-23

very enjoyable card party was Civ
friday evening by the Pythian
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1908-06-19
WARNING GIVEN
PRES. ANADOR
Ruler Of the Republic Of Panama
Must Not Permit Frauds in
Approaching Election.
10 Advised by Secretary Taft That the
United states Stands Ready to In.
terfere In Internal Affairs Of
Panama Should Occasion
Arise.

Washington.-ln language that can
not be mistaken, the president and
Secretary Taft have notified the Pan.
ANA government that elections In that
republic must be conducted fairly. The
circumstances attending this warning
weru given out for publication ns II
In preparation for active Intervention
on the part Of the United States by
the use Of whatever force shall bo
necessary 10 make Il effective.
Secretary Taft. In a letter delivered
20 President Amador In person and
dated May ~. suggests that two years
ago. when charges Of fraud were made
concerning the congressional election
at Panama. II was not thought best
TO do more than 10 urge fairness In
the administration Of election laws
In one portion OF this letter. Sec.
rotary TAFT says: Il goes without
saying that the United States will 10
most reluctant TO intervene In the In.
tcrnal affairs Of the republic OF Pan.
anna. but should the occasion arise.
do not see how It can be avoided"
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1908-06-19
POWERS AND HOWARD
PARDONED BY GOVERNOR
Gloss II Another Chapter In one Of
n Rost Notes Criminal Cases
Nm History Of Kertueky.

Ffahfort. Ky.-By announcing the
pard,n Of Caleb Powers and James
Hovsh. Governor Wilson on satur.
day int closed another chapter In
one 81 the most noted criminal cases
IN ne history Of this state. IN which
people all over the United States
have formally expressed their inter.
ost By signing petitions for pardon.
IN DE closing days Of January.
eiRhi years ago. while the contest OF
WilIhm Goebol for the guberantoriai
seat Eas held held. Goobel was shot.
dying later from his wounds The
shot tame from a halfopon window
Of ~ secretary OF states Office. and
a. Ciob Powers was then filling that
rosibn suspicion was az once III.
toctH toward him and his arrest FOL.
lowqi -Four times has Powers been
put . trial for his life on the charge
NJ dtmpl.clty In tho murder the hrst
thru trials resulting In dDnvictlon
and Entence. deEh being the penalty
Ia w. trials. Howard was also con.
yicgi on a charge Of completely.
powGs announces that na soon as ho
rogais his health he will resume the
pracuc Of law at his home town.
Barbursyille XIV.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1908-06-19
SENT TO DEVILS ISLAND.
French Spy Publicly DIssraeed esfor
Belna Deported.

Toulon. France.-A pitable spects
Gle, the degradation of the traitor
Charles d. Ullmo. formerly a naval Of
deer, occurred at Roche square on Fri
day In the presence Of an enormous
crowd.
Ullmo, wearing hts uniform ant
sword, was led into the rcctanglo
whore the commandant read the orde
that ullmo had betrayed his countrl
and was not worthy to wear It's uni
form. Two subaltems then took uf
his sword and stripped him Of hi,
cheyrons and buttons one NJ the sub
altorns broke the sword across his
knee and then throw the broken blade
az ILLINOIS feet In this plight Ullma
was compelled 10 march az the head Of
a squad OF soldiers around the rectan.
gle, amid the boots and ieers OF the
crowd lie walked with hts bare head
sunk upon his breast and his eyes
staring straight In front OF him. Tears
we're streaming down his face.
ullmo win be depOrted to DEVILS
island on the coast Of French Gulna.
where Major Droyfus was confined
from 1894 10 1899
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1908-06-19
STREETS RUNNING
FULL OF WATER
Town Of Armourdaie Abandoned
and $4,000 People Are Waiting
For Flood 10 Subside.
The Evieted People Find Shelter for
Themselves and Their Belongings
and Are Waiting Time When
They May Return with safety

Kansas City.-The great Kaw.Mis
souri, food. which has almost reached
its crest. drew hundreds Of thousands
OF slghtscors 10 the bluns overlooking
the flooded bottoms on Sunday. The
water has done all the damage that is
In lts power The railroad yards have
been evacuated. the packing houses
and business establishments have
vacated their lower floors Armourdale
has been entirely abandoned by its
10000 inhabitants and water Is run.
ming twelve feet deep IN It's streets
There rs no excitement anywhere. the
eyictod people having found shltor TOT
themselves and their movable prop
eriy. There II nothing 10 do but &c
wait FOR the tide to turn.
Onlciala and business men OF both
Kansas cities express determination
10 put an end TO the annual Hoods
The great difficulty has bees Mat two
states having two city govs~nments,
the United States government. three
counties and numerous interstate rail-
roads are involved During the past
year tho United states has declared
the Kaw naylgable stream This
gives the war department authority &c
order the removal Of the Union Pacific
aud Missouri Pacific low bridges
which obstruct tho river and cause the
overflow OF Armourdale and tho stock
yards at every high water Any
tchcmc Of raising the banks Of the
Kaw would involve clovating the rail
road tracks One measure proposed
is TO cut canal across the point OF
land where the Missouri makes lta big
bend TO the east This canal would
carry the Missouri overflow from a
point above Kansas city to point
several miles below. The city ON.
clals OF the two Kansas cities are co.
operating in stops 10 control the rivers.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1908-06-19
CONTESTED VOTES COUNTED
FOR SECRET ARY TAFT
only Three Of the 2i9 Votes Contested
Get Away From the Secretary, and
They co to Foraker.

Chicago. Late Friday afternoon the
Republican national committee COM
pleted the hearing Of all contests sub
mitted. and turned It's attention TO
other matters It has been In session
.or seven days Of actual work. and
has decided contests involving 2l9
seats on the temporary roll call These
contests have been decided as fol.
lows:
For Taft-Alabama %; Arkansas.
O. Florida, S. Georgia, l6; Kentucky.
s; Louisiana. IS. Mississippi. i6;
Missouri. G; North Carolina. IS; ohio.
a. Oklahoma. 10; Pennsylvania, /;
South Carolina, 8; Tennessee, IS;
Texas. 80; Virginia, Is; Alaska, ?;
Arizona, 2. Total. 2l6.
For Forakcr-virginia, 2; Ohio. /.
Total, 8.
As Taft had 3S7 instructed delegates
before the national committee began
hearing the contests. he will have now
a total OF sos delegates ON the tenn
porary roll call without taking into
consideration any that have either In.
dorsed him or declared for him In any
other manner.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1908-06-19

New York Four persons were
crowned when an automobile carry.
lng a pleasure p1rty of six sped down
West FIttyFiNh street and bounded
from an open pier into the North
liver, The machine turned over IN
lts plunge from the pier holding the
four victims fast ln their seats. John
nailor, the chauffeur. was carried into
the river with the machine, but man.
prod 10 free himself and swim 10
mfcty John NotAn. ono of the party
Jumped from the runaway machine al
Il noarod the end OF the dock.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1908-06-19

London AZ special meeting hero
On Monday Of the shareholders OF tho
London New York and Paris bank.
limited which has a capitalization Of
siO1oO0O % was decided 10 volun.
mrily liquldato the concern The no.
pcts win be- sold 10 now bank. to
bo called the London nnd Paris Ma.
lionll Bank Of san Francisco. which
ls 10 Be Incorporated under the laws
VI the United States with q capital
" s2.ioO0OO Nearly 30 per cent OF
the capital Of the bank now being
wound mp ia held IN California. and
the dcsirahllIty OF the rcconstructlng
W tho company under American laws
las been urged by the larger stock
holders
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1908-06-19

New York Work is being rushed
on the now battlcshlp New Hamp.
shire NJ the Brooklyn navy yard that
she may be ready 10 leave here Sat.
urday ON her trip 10 Quebec to honor
the Prince of wales on his visit TO
Canada. This will be her first ocean
trip and the navy department has a..
signed Captain Cameron MGR, Wins
low 90 command her Special quar-
tors are being arranged for Vlce-Pres
ident Fairbanks who. ID II said hero.
will go TO Quebec as the special rep
roseutatiyo OF President Roosevelt.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1908-06-19
Boat Went over Dam.

Des Moinos. la.-Swopt over the
dam OF the Edison Light company At
the foot OF Center street IN their
launch when the engine refused 20
start. Edward EbersRll ana William
jennings, prominent young men, were
drowned Their brothers. Earl Jen.
uings and William Ebersall. swan out
1' tho flooding river and were saved
The boat and lts four occupants went
over the dam, shooting down like a
rocket with three OF the boys cling
Ing to their seats and Earl jennings
working desperately az the engine
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1908-06-19
SAVED FROM MOOSE.
Man Convicted Of Five Murders
Granted Stay Of Execution.

Man Convicted Of Five Murders
Granted Stay Of Execution.
Chicago. Herman Billok. the Bohc
milan fortune teller, condemned TO
death for the murder OF Ave members
Of the vzral family was on Friday
granted n stay OF execution until he
has been Afforded an opportunity to
appeal his case to the supreme court
Herman Billck. a bohemian fortune
teller. was tried and convicted OF pois.
onlng 10 death Mary Vzral. % years
OF age, and was accused OF directly
causing the death Of Ave members Of
the Vzral family Mrs. Rose vzrai. the
mother OF Mary Nzral. committed sui.
eide when she was arrested as an ac.
complete Of Billck The deaths Ia tho
Nzrul family all occurred within
period OF two years.
The testimony at the trial. which
was held before Judge A. G. Barnes,
showed that Bilek went to the Vzral
residence with his alleged charms and
the remarkable series or deaths fol.
lowed. The alleged motive was tho
llfc Insurance money IN each case. tho
amounts varying from 500 to $685..
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1908-06-19
eenalor eaIIey Under the knIfe.

New York.-That United States
Senator Joseph w Bailey Of Texas,
who has been m with throat trouble
in this city for several days, has sub
mitted TO a surgical operation ON his
throat and Is now recovering there
from became known on Thursday.
His condition was reported 20 be "a.
yorable, although he was SUFFERING
from slight fever, Senator Bailey
was unable TO leave his apartment az
the WaldorfAstorla 10 attend the
meeting Of the monetary commission
OF which he is a member
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1908-06-19
Claims That Cod Told Her to Prepare
for Death.

Passalc. n. waiting patiently
end cheorfully for death, which she
declares God has told her In a mes.
sage will take place next Sunday, Mrs
Anna Kiselcia, a widow % years old,
apparently in good health and the best
Of spirits. is preparing her funeral ar.
rangemcnts She has Informed nor
nolghbOrs that she will leave the
doors unlocked, 20 that they may be
able TO get IN after she dies, She 10
a Slav Ever since her husbands
death, five years ago, she has been a
student OF religion
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1908-06-19

Nogolos. Aria As predicted Ia thi
dispatch from Hermosillo on June I @
the large body OF YnQul Indians aa
gomblod there for several weeks 20
discuss terms OF surrender 10 the
Mexican government. refused ON Mon.
day 90 give mp their arms os demand.
ed ana negotiations for peaceful
settlement are broken on at least
temporarily Because OF the censor
ship established over news from Mex
leo ON these negotiations, no details
following the refusal To surrender
have been received.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1908-06-19

Lincoln. Nob.-Charles p. Towne OF
New York was the orator a. the
thirty-soventh annual commencement
OF the University OF Nebraska. on
Thursday Colonel Henry Watterson
and Mr. Bryan listened TO the grafton,
nftor which Mr Towne was a guest at
Fairview Declaring that no was a
Fourth OF July American" he said
that he was glad 10 renew and reiter.
nte his vows 10 the republic lie de-
clared that II was the mission OF tho
nation 10 solve the problem OF social.
Industrial and religious liberty
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1908-06-19
KILLS RACE TRACK BETTING.
New Laws Passed by New Workers.
After Long Struggle.

NANf 1N'H eh AHNlNs
Albany y. Y.-Aiter great strur.
Gle. the famous AgncwHart antl.ucc
track gambling bills are now laws OF
the state Of New York. The bills Ia
no way affect so far MS their face
provision go. the state racing commits.
HIons ia particular or horse racing In
general. They relate solely to the
penalties for gambling, pool selling
and bookmakIng. which, as before.
are declared by the law 10 be "a pub.
lie nulgaucc.' Chapter SOC amends
the racing law by repeating that pro
vision under which an exclusive pen.
atty Of simply recovering at civil suit
the amount warcred vas incurred.
which was applied TO gambling with.
IN race track Enclosure. thus OK.
cmptlng such gambling from the pon.
aitics operative elsewhere In the state.
and Il Is also provided that this gen.
eral penalty shall be imprisonment
IN the county iall or pcnitontIary Tor
a period OF not more than one year"
without alternative Of a fine. Chapter
bO7 amends the penal code IN like
manner and, In addition, changes tho
grade Of the crime from that of felony.
which any gambling was until today.
to that OF a mlsdomCanOr thus bring.
Ing the oncnso within the Jurisdiction
OF the minor criminal courts
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1908-06-19

Havana. In the town OF Alacauos.
Victor Navarro. a negro lad arrested
on the charge OF completely IN tho
kidnapping NJ Louisa Naldcs. white
child who recently disappeared from
her home, has confessed that the glrl
was the victim Of a baud OF Brulos.
or negro wizards He said that no
and ono OF the wizards named Mar
In, who also has been arrested en-.
tered the house and abducted the gIrl.
who was murdered for the purpose
o. using the blood NJ her heart 10
cure an old negrcss OF cunsumptlon
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1908-06-19

BarboursyIlle, Ky.-Tho news that
Caleb Powers had been pardonod boy
Governor Wilson spread rapidly
through the country and large crowds
collected 40 the stations OF Ponning.
ton Gay, Milllesboro, Plncyllle and
other points through which the train
passed Sunday Mr. Powers SHOOT,
hands with thousands OF friends. AZ
Artomus whore Powers used 20 live.
the train was met by a committee Of
100 citizens The crowd here was tho
largest that over welcomed any per.
son 10 B1rboursyille.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1908-06-19
SENSATION SPRUNG IN
BUTTE DYNANITING CASE
Defense Brings Witnesses 70 Prove
That Broken Raj Caused Wreck
Of Burlington Train.

Butte Mont Sensation after sen
a,tion electrified the court uu Mon
day in the trial Of Louis Ferris. thI
italian ranch hand. for the wrecklni
of the castbound burlington oxprou
hero on the night of May T. The De-
fenso again introduced expert cyt
doncc that there waa mo- dynamite eN
plnsIon
George Shocks. who lives on tho
nat within 100 yards oi The scene Of
The explosion. was the nut witncf'
called by the defense on Monday Hs
testified that upon arriving at tho
wreck he found broken rail nj tho
point nj which the locomotive left tho
track Mrs. snooka his wife tcsti
fed 10 the same effect Both declared
that there was no smell OF powder
Tony Harris. NJ one time NorthwoHt
ou Cornish style wrestling cham
DION, also said that there bad been
no dynamite explosion Harris Co. %
miner he made the big sensation "
lho day when he stated that scarcely
, moment after Tho explosion he met
Horny ilostins. O mail clerk hobbllnr
beside the wreck H0sklns had been
yadly bruised Harris asked HoskInH
ghat had happened and llosklns said
horo was a broken rail, which had
nuaod the boiler Of the engine 20 ox.
llodo. liuHklna told Harris that be-
We the train run on the ties several
ards before the explosion came
Harris said that iloBklns sued the
pad Tor $1,000 for injuries received.
iut that the suit was compromised
glthln a few days lloskins resigned
,urrledly nnd loft Butte. lie cannot
a. found
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1908-06-19
Rlu Battleshlps Assembling for Long
Cruise.

San FrancIsco.-AssomblinE Of the
warshlps Of the Atlantic feet In san
Francisco harbor, preparatory 10 the
beginning OF the long homeward voy
age cross three great oceans 10
Hampton Roads. has begun Only
nine NJ the fighting vessels arc now
In manofwar row, hut az Mare Island
navy yard and In drydock az Hunters
Point are twenty-five fighting craft NJ
various kinds, some OF Thorn among
the number which win make the long
VOYAGE
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1908-06-19
AII,ned oraltern AennI,,,d.

Inrrlsburg. pa-Afior being out
NOnty'two hours the jury In the case
of the i've men charged with oonsplr
acy 10 dcfraud the state By rendering
q false bill for metallic furniture FOR
the now capitol ON Saturday brought
In a verdict Of not guilty Three Of
The defendants. former State Treasurer
Matthucs, former AuditorGosoral Sny.
der and James NJ Shumaker. formei
superintendent OF public grounds and
buildings. were acquitted on blndlnr
instructions from the court. leaving "a
be determined the cases only OF Con.
ErnlHmnn Canaol and Hnalnn.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1908-06-19
Jumped From Flvs.story BUILDING.

watertown, ~ Y.-Jamcs II. Mo
Cormick, aged IS. an attorney. ant
brother OF II. J. Mccormick. the for
mer New York Central agent. now un
der arrest on charges Of forgery, In
volvlng alleged theft OF railroad funds
committed suicide by jumping from
the top OF fiyo.story Office building
TO the pavement lie was picked up IL
dying condition. Mccormick was ar
rested, charged with grand larceny T.
being alleged he had participated with
his brother In an alleged fraudulent
settlemont.