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The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1909-10-08
rRlumpH FOR FLYING MACHINES
Wright and Curtis Prove Superiority
Of tho Heavier.Thsn.Air Machines.

New Wilbur Wright circled
the great Statute OF Liberty at the
entrance to New York .harbor In his
aeroplane ON Wednesday, while In
the upper part Of the city two dirigi'
BILE balloons failed ingloriously In
their task. This. the first day Of
flight OF the Hudson.F'ulton colebra'
ton, was victory for the heavier
than.air machine,
Both Wright and Glenn II. Cur
tiss scared successfully from the
aerodomc ON Governors island In
their motorpropeled biplanes. while
both great dirlgibles. manned respcc.
lively by Captain Thomas Baldwin
and George l.. Tomlinson aud entered
In the New York Worlds $4,000
New York.to.Albany race. were forced
to descend. because OF mechanical dit
houlties before they were well under
Way
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1909-10-08
on Traek Of rraIn Rohber,.

Glonwood Springs, Colo Tho first
clew TO the robbers who held mp tho
Citizens National hank OF thE city
last week and took with them $4,000.
was found ON sunday, when posso
Of young men found two money sacks
place where the horse was shot from
under one Of the bandlts There were
two sacks aud a short Nstol Also
there were a pair ~ straps evidently
used To tie the sacks. These straps
have been traced 10 the probable
ownership of one NJ the suspects ar.
rested In connection with the rob.
berry.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1909-10-08
steamshIp Rate War /, on.

Los Angeles The war Of the coast
steamship companies is ON In costly
earnest ana 20 passenger can ride
from Los Angeles to san Francisco.
mDnl5 Included Tor 81. The thousands
az homosookcr chat have reached
California on reduced tourist rates
from the cast ARE taking advantage
uf the steamship family war and
crowdinE the coast vessels 90 thy.r
capacity Railroad travel has fallen
on enormously The West Coast COM
n1uy has cut the rates 10 Seattle and
Portland TO si5s5 and $3.50 respect
lively.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1909-10-08

Los Angeles Tho southern Pa.
oihc railroad pleaded muy on Fri.
day in the United states district
court to robaiug aud was hned
$1,000 by lulse Woubom Through
Attorney c. NJ purhoV OF san Fran
cisco the company entered plea OF
technical and unIUIDulunal guilt
The maximum penalty would have
been $4,000. The counts In the In.
dictmcnt on which tbn Amos were I'm
posed wore the cases 10 which the
Southern Pacific hld grlnted rebates
10 tho Penn Fruit company and the
harris.NeWmark comnanv.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1909-10-08
Cook starts on Lecture Tour.

New York-Dr Frederick A. Cook
returned TO New York early Satur
day from Boston. and lectured In
brooklyn. Harry whitney. the New
Haven sportsman, with whom DR.
Cook entrusted records and instnu
ments, was on tho train with the eN.
nlorcr according 10 one IMPORT. but
DR. Cook said that he had not come
to New York II shall probably not
see whitney until October ~, after
| rstHrn 10 New York from my lee
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1909-10-08
SPRING A SURPRISE.
German Sailors Sing my Country
'Tis OF Thee" During Parade.

New York.-Twenty.hye thousand
men.oiarms on Thursday marched
past the masssd representatives and
special ENJOYS OF thrty.seven ma
lions, while two million citizens
shouted themselves hoarse In cheers
The great military parade was the eli
max OF the Hudson.Fulton celebra
ton.
Tho most conspicuous reception o.
the day went TO the sailors OF tho
German feet, a picked body OF mag
niiicent men, who, as they reached
the reviewing stand, fell into the nor
NAL slip'slap Of the parade COOS,
step and burst into My Country. ri,
OF Thee with an overwhelming vol
ume OF bassos and feryor which
took away the breath OF the listen
ers.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1909-10-08
ORIENTAL CRUELTY.
Pretender to Throne Of Morocco SUI.
fers Awful Fate.

Parls-A dispatch TO the Matln
from Foz tays inquiries show that
vi Roghi. the prctender TO tho throne
81 Morocco. who was executed At Fer
In tho middle Of September. was put
10 death by Sultan Mulai Hand him.
self. under circumstances OF revolving
cruelty.
According 10 the correspondent. the
monarch. assisted by his chamber.
lain, dragged tho pretender into q
cage OF lions aud then proyAed the
,nirhais. which leaped Upon % Msni
,cled captive, infiictinE horrible
wounds.
Then "a III Roghi fell to the ground
motionless, the lions loft him alone,
aespite the Eoadngu OF ne sultan.
who theroupon pulled his still livins
Victim outside the cage With hooks.
emptied can OF lamp oil over him
and set him on IRE. feeding the
iamcs with ollsoaked ragsnntil moth.
ng but the charred bones u the pre-
| lender remained.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1909-10-08
Back 70 Medieval MethOd..

Paris. The Matin publishes dis.
patch from Ccrbere, on the Spanish
frontier. saying the authorities OF
Barcelona are making use OF the most
drastic measure to rid the city Of sus.
pocted reyolutionists. Hundreds Of
republican and anarchist suspects are
being eNiled to the provinces without
a hearing. and often without being
given an opportunity OF notifying their
fnmIlIas
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1909-10-08
mooRs AMBUSH sPANlARos.
General vIearlO Killed When His
Men Are Taken by Sur e.

Melilla A Spanish force from Ze.
luan, reconnoitcrug IN the direction
Of Sokcl lomis. encountered the
Moors and met with % serious reverse.
General nie1 Vicauo. three other of.
hcers ana fourteen men we're killed
and 1872 men wounded The Spanish
force was under the command OF
General Orusco The other officers
who lost their lives were q lieutenant
and two captains
The division under General ToyerR,
supported ON the loft by General VI.
carlos brigedco and ON Tho right by
two squadrous of cavalry and bat
terry OF artillery made reconnois'
sanco into the Bonrn1uriger territory
and It was ON their return In the d.
roction OF Irluau THAT The spaniards
Tell into the Moorish ambush and
were attacked mriously
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1909-10-08
Taft Quest Of Portland.

Portland, ore. Carrying out pro.
gram which was arranged with cspe
clal reference TO his comfort and con.
venioncc. aud yet calculated 10 give
the people OF the entire city an op
portunlty TO see the chief executive
Of the nation. President Tan spent
what he declared 10 be one Of tho
pleasantesi days NJ his western trip
In Portland ON Saturday.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1909-10-08
FATHER EATS CHILD.
Awful story Of csnnlbslIsm Comes
from the Far North.

st. Johns. n. fan Eskimo. driven
10 oaniballsm by starvation, ate his
child. according TO a story brought
from the far north by the Hudson Ray
oompany's steamer Adventure. which
arrived with the crew OF the lost Dun.
dee whaler Paradox.
The mans hunting and fishing sea.
son had failed and made mad by hun
ser, he cut the throat OF one of hs
children And then ato the mite VII.
tim.
When the mans neighbors learned
Of the crime. thoy attacked him. nc.
cordlng TO the primitive law OF their
races. The outcast beat on all the
assaults, shot down several OF the At
lacking party and escaped into the
trnckless wilderness Of ice.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1909-10-08
KILLS sLEEPNa WOMAN.
Unnecessary Crime In Order to Sc
cure Few Thousand Dollars.

san Luis Obispo Cal.-Jewelry val
uod at $4,000 ana $1,000 in gold coin
was stolen by robber who shot ant
Killed Ganying, wife OF All LOWS. o
rich Chinese merchant. as the woman
was sleeping Thursday morning bee
tween her infant children. A daugh
ter az the victim was sleeping In the
room when the shot was fred. bui
WAS not awakened. Another dlugh
TOR found her mother dead with o
bullet wound In her head.
New-York tribune., 1909-01-18
EMPTY HONOR FOR cHANLER.
Governor Hughess Opponent To Be Minority
Candidate for U. s. Senate

Lewis Stuyvesant Chanler. who ran for Governor
against Governor Hughes at the last election will
be the minority candidate for the United States
Senate TO succeed Senator Platt. Charles +
Murphy leader Of Tammany Hall, said last night
that Mr ChanIer would be chosen at the caucus OF
Democratic members of the Legislature to be held
in Albany tonight and that the minority members
could be relied support him at the joint
session Of the Senate and Assembly held to elect
United States Senator
Mr. Chanler who Lieutenant Governor in
the frs. term Of Governor Hughes, was chosen as
the Democratic candidate for Governor through the
efforts of William J. Ccnners, chairman of the
Democratic State Committee. At the time Chair
man Corners thought Mr. Chaner would be elected
and had chosen himself the minority candidate
for Senator Platts seat. But the suggestion did
not take we'll with the public and the state chair
man consented to eliminate himself at the request
OF other members of the party The name of ex-
Senator David Bennett Hill mentioned in con-
nection with the empty honor But in so much as
the ex-senator had actually held the place. he
was not any too anxious to he placed in the also
ran" class In view OF the fact that Mr.. Chanler
gave up" literally in his frutless campaign for
Governor and is still young enough to have polit-
cal ambitions the Democratic leaders decided that
II would be no more than right to cast their COM
plimertary votes for him.
New-York tribune., 1909-01-18
LIQUOR MEN ANXIOUS.
Advocates of Local Option B'H Ap-
pear Confident of Passage.
fBy Telegraph to The Tribune. ]


AIhanv Jan 17-Although Up TO date there has
been no local option bill introduced and no sign
announcement of one. brewers and liquor interests
Of this region and so far be learned. of the
rest of the state. displaying considerable anx-
.etv over the prospect Of "unfavorable legislation
.lis wear They seem 10 have the notion that
whether or not Governor Hughes advocates local
option bill or other legislation, he will lend his in
fuence TO such measures, and the vision they have
conceived OF whar will happen in that case is dis
turbing their rest at night
The men who in previous years have advocated
The massage of arIecal option bill in various forms
seem confident thar this year they will obtain al
least some part OF the legiHlaon they desire They
have one factor in their favor. at least. Assembly
,nsn GRAY OF St. Lawrence County, who intro
duced option measure last year TINS time
&c chairman OF the Committee on Excise. which
naturally would assure the bills being reported
from committee and voted on by the lower house.
F,,t II would ia ke more than this to account for
the seeming confidence of the anti-saIoon people.
and the report has been abroad here for several
daxs that they have obtained from Governor
Hughes some statement of his position on this
question. This story was sc strong At one time
that many legislators expected to see the Governor
make some reference the proposition in his an
nual message
,ded for vote on the license question according
10 counties or residence districts" of sizes and
descriptions varying with the vintage of the piils
7, seems TO ne the general idea that this year
aTTorts will tp. concentrated passing local op-
ton bin applying cities whole The argu-
nlent is made that this would be practical dem
onstration of the home rule principle, and some OF
the anti-saIoon m6n seem to believe that on that
ground 1t would raeet Governor Hughss's approval.
New-York tribune., 1909-01-18
HER MOTHER-IN-LAW
Proved a Wise. Good Friend

young woman out ia Ia. found a wise. good
friend in her mother-in-law, jokes notwithstand-
Ing She writes:
II Is two years since began using Postum
"a our house. | was greatly troubled with my
stomach, complexion was blotchy and yelloW.
After meals | often suffered sharp pains and
"odid have 10 lie down. Ny mother often told
ihe IL was the coffee | drank at meals. But
When I'd quit coffee I'd have severe headache.
While visiting my mother-in-law remarked
that she always made such good coffee and
asked her 10 tell me how. she laughed and told
NE II was easy 10 make good coffee when you
use Postum
Degan 10 use Postum soon as | got home.
hnG now have the same good coffee
,fostum) every day. and / have more trolI-
'4e indigestion is thing of the past, and my
cVinrlexion has cleared up beautifully.
My grandmother suffered a great deal with
her stomach. Her doctor told her to leave off
.onee She then took tea, but that was just as
bac
She finally induced 10 try Postum which
si'e mas used for a year. She travelled
uurlIg the winter the greater part IF
.""a visiting. something she had not been able
70 40 for years. She SAYS she owes her present
good health to Postum"
Naihe given 10y Postum Co. Battle Greek,
N.lcll Kead THE Road la Weliyile,' in pkgs.
here's Il Reason
Ever read the above letter? A new one ap-
Iears frorn time TO time. They are genuine,
Sae' ana tll OF human interest
New-York tribune., 1909-01-18
TO HONOR DEAD GENERAL.
Body Barred from Venezuela by Castro 10
Be Reburied There.

Tho roba biItsted Venezuela is TO honor. accord
ing 60 advices from Caracas, the memory oI que
30 bar DISTINGUISHED sons whose body lies in Cal
vary, Cemetery The family Of General n Boet-
peraza buried him there In March. 1866. because
President Castro would not permit the oody 10 DC
taken 10 Venezuela for General Boiet-Peraza was
one of his most powerful enemies When the dlp-
lonat soldier and author died in TINS CITY Tue
nau,spapers of all the countries Of Laun-Amerlca
published eulogIes OF him. with the e1cep''on u
ttosn in Venezuela. The latter feared even to men
ton his death.
J3,t With the downfall of Castro deserved recos-
,it,or is 70 he accorded to the dead well as to
The living Probably early in the spring tne DouE
- Ca,ora, RoIet- Peraza will be removed from
f,arvar,, cemetery and, the invitation OF the
nov, government of Venezuela. shipped TO caracas
,,are there will be official and public ceremonies
at the reburlal-
General BoIet- Peraza was formerly Minister OF
Venezuela at Washington. lie had also occupied
-, tronortant posts In his country. In wash
t.o, he became a close friend o. James u.
maine The Bolet family of Catalonan origin
seras in the history of Spain since the war OF the
er,ast under Peayo. Mrs. Boet-Peraza VINO
tuI lives In this city. is the daughter OF Geheia
IosA t;regorio Monagas. liberator OF the slaves !"
T1az,,e,s a companion In arms of Simon Bolivar
and President of Venezuela from le0o 10 1904. Cne
60 the automatic triumphs OF General Bolet-
peraza was the arbitration agreement Oet" ,ou
t-,a1ra,o and Great Britain regarding the Guiana
territory. -. =; mari,
7, is also planned to erect monument IN mem mem
- - General Boet-Peraza in Caracas. Giovanni
AnderIini a Roman sculptor, has oHeTeu u ue
, and huld the monument as Sratu1'ous con
sr;;i =, bonor Of a long standing friendship
--;.I, tba dead statesman.
New-York tribune., 1909-01-18
WOMAN FALLS OFF BATTERY WALL.
gedlows Island Private and Another man
Take Icy Swim to Save Her.

As the steamboat Herman Casweh was ao9ue - ~
cast off her lines to start for Bedlo" ~ Is'oI 20.
tor5ay Cantain Carter OF the signal corps sta
sS - the island saw a young woman IN biack
taJ, over the edge Of the Battery wall into me wa
49,. I, II Crane a private. jumped In a1ter Her
The young woman was carried by the % .lue i,i.o .o
deep water. Crane swan after her Causn. e
-. Oh. hair and held her head above the suriace
~, o,,an became frightened and struggled with
,be soldier and few minutes 1t looked as !"
both would sink. ,,-, No..
Inst as Crane mad become exhausted fiuHh bIos
~ =. .ha wafer With his assistance Crane
ms mayed TO drag the woman ashore
Cantain Carter and several men from the sted'n-
bost heIued haul the woman up 10 the TOP OF the
Battery wall She was hurried 10 one ruuso'i ~
~. .,hartire Decoter OF No 24i West 22d street.
She said she fell of the wall
Paul Piete the young woman stepfather' SAID
an alarm had been sent out for her on Friday.
New-York tribune., 1909-01-18
CHARGE LAND FRAUDS.
Teras Grand Jury Returns l38 IH-
dictments After Federal Inquiry.

L.arIe Pass Tex Ian f7-One hundred and
tbirtv-eight indictments charging land frauds were
returned bv the grand jury here yesterday, after
two v eeks' session. growing out OF hearings OF
s,b-c,,n,r,ittes of the Committee Indian Affairs
or re I-nitei states Senate year. The hearings
u-ere held at Shawnee. Okla: Eagle Pass Tex.
Douglass Ariz and Washington. II Is unders1ooo
-,any. of those indicted hold high state offices IN
OLIabon1a end government offices in Mexico, and
are high in fnan ,iaI and political circles IN the
United States and Mexico
In June. 1896. effort was made TO remove 70
st-cti,ns from the sale OF KickapoO Indian lands
in Oklahoma. The latter had oeen ahotteo 10 t"1il
in 1894 BY the United States government giving tns
wears at the end Of which time the Indians would
re,aive natents in fee simple These lands we're
among the most valuable in Oklahoma
An effort was made by Congress % take on tne
restrictions for sale bt provision in the indian ap
propriatfon bill of f90o. Many OF the INDIANS hau
"a, oysd % Mexico where they had been i've yearA
II g alleged that a number Of land speculators
came immediately from Oklahoma to Nusqiess
MEXICO and Eagle Pass. and sought 20 prOcuES
5ee5s from, the Indians is also alleged thst te
Indians we're supplied with wine and 1ahihg 20
sscur. deeds In this way. the Indians were aEIsse
~ Nfexf-sn officials who had them incarcerate1
while A number Of deeds we're placed on ni9 "
oklahoma where the lands are situated
Tbe United States government charges thaI 90
Ids yrere obtained by forgery and fraud The
So committee requested the United States At
+r,e, General to proceed against the parties Tor
-, .o,-sr,, of the land One hundred and thirty
sIIifs we're fled in the United States Circuit C01[I
~ western District OF Oklahoma whicn ars
- sr1fnr The senate committee also requestee
New-York tribune., 1909-01-18
SETTLEMENT IN SIGHT.
Paul Says France and Tenc@ucia
U7U Reach agreement.

Paris. Jan i7-Jose De J. Paul. the special envoy
of the Venezuelan government. Is well SATISFIED
with the result OF his recent interview with NJ
Pichon. the French Minister OF Foreign Ahalrs.
Ge5ov Paul saws that a complete understanding be
tween France and Venezuela IS now in sight
document embodyins the terms OF agreement VIII
he drawn up BY him. and II satisfactory viii be
accented by the French Foreign ONCE as soon as
the differences with the French cable company
are settled
The latter settlement will be greatly facilitated
bz- the abandonment OF the fine OF 10000 imposed
bv Venezuela under the Castro rule NJ Paul said
to-day that this would probably be done soon the
envoy completely disavowing the acts OF the lor
roer President Senior Paul Will leave here for Hol-
land this week to confer with the Dutch Foreign
New-York tribune., 1909-01-18
SUNDAY WORKERS WAR WITH POLICE
Had Observed Sabbath on Saturday, and 0b-
iected to Arrest

Patrolmen John J. Dougherty and l.. j. McNie,
of the Liberty station Brooklyn. looked as
though they had passed through a cyclone yester-
day when they rescued by other policemen
from the bottom OF pie of angry clothing work
ers In building at Blake and Dumont avenues
The policemen had attempted to arrest four
teen men who operating machines in the
manufacture of clothing for alleged violation Of
the Sunday law
The factory workers declared they had observed
their own Sabbath Saturday, and had right
IN work Yesterday. When the policemen attempted
IN take them in charge there was tussle Down
TWO flights of stairs. out to the street and into
the cutters the combatants fought a telephone
message brought the reserves, who rescued their
conorades bruised of body and with uniforms torn.
The fourteen workers were locked up, soon to be
balled out. They would assert their rights in
court they said.
New-York tribune., 1909-01-18
PRESIDENT AT CHURCH CELEBRATION.
Diamond Jubilee Of Establishment Of Method
ist Church in Africa Begun.

Washington Jan. 1T.-With the President and
Mrs Roosevelt and Ambassador Bryce among its
distinguished assembage there was begun to-day
in the Foundry Methodist Episcopal Church. this
city, the diamond jubilee celebration Of the estab-
lishInent Of the Methodist Episcopal Church in
Africa.
Bishop Joseph c. HartzelL one OF the two bishops
noS stationed IN Africa, opened the coTnmemora-
tive exercises which it is expected by those inter
ested in the Church work will be extended through
eIt the country.
In his address Bishop Hartzell dwelt upon the
wonderful work accomplished by the Church in
Africa, and particularly of the assistance given by
TIE Continental countries of Europe.
New-York tribune., 1909-01-18
MINISTERS AND REDUCED RATES
Commerce Commission Says They Are En-
titled to Them if Engaged in Religious Work.

washington Jan. lin a statement made public
to-day the Interstate Comm cree Commission eluci-
dates that provision of the law which authorizes
the issues o. free transportation reduced rates
TO ministers of religion. The commission says:
clergyman does not lose his ministerial stand
ing by. reason of fact that he leaves the pas
torate for some other field of religious activity
minister who be zones editor OF church paper.
instr,Ictor in theological seminary, financial agent
FOR a C&lrch or other religious institution. who
engages in other work which may fairly oe re.
0sreied as religious IN character and who does not
abandon his ministerial work. may legally be ac-
corded special transportation privileges
New-York tribune., 1909-01-18
ceauAN STEEL AND IRON INDUSTRY.

Washington Jan. 1.-THE story OF the sulAins
economic features OF the German s'sei anu -
,.,,,,s,5 in the face OF natural advan
- d told In a report Of Special Agent Cnariss
SI P.pTer made public to-day by the ouIeau -
VI Of the Department Of COInnierce anc
Ibi.r German steel manufacturers u Is oociaIeos
Ssyor under some conditions the .1
IqStos Tbev want their share IN the Notio
u,srLets without prejudice 70 further deVeIopineI
ol iia vrbich divides the territory OF the Wori0
S.sD the T-nFtAd states. Great Britain Germany
cations
New-York tribune., 1909-01-18
WILL STRIKE HUDSON FULTON MEDALS.

The Hudson-Fultcn Celebration Commission has
adopted an official medal to commemorate the cele-
b-ation of the 300th anniversary of the discovery
of the Hudson River by Henry Hudson anc the
,oo,h anniversary OF the first successful steam
poyisa,Ion of the same river by Robert Fulton
Large medals will be struck for presentation TO
royal guests and others will made in graduated
sizes down to pocket pieces. The diverse or the
medal is devoted TO Hudson on the reverse the
Fulton idea is treated.
New-York tribune., 1909-01-18
BISHOP SEES ATTACK ON SOLID SOUTH
Also Intimates That the President Is Per
fdious'' and Worse than Secessionist.
IBy telegraph to The Tribune. ]

Atlanta. Jan. 11-Discussng what he terms the
efforts OF President Roosevelt, William H Taft and
others effect the political disintegration Of the
South. Bishop Warren Gambler. Of the Southern
Methodist Church. arraigns President Roosevelt for
alleged viola ton of the Constitution. He de-
clares that Mr.. Rooseveits talk of increasing the
power Of the central government through executive
legislative action. judicial Interpretation and
construction OF law is perfdy 70 his official oath
and says his conduct is than secession
from Union.
New-York tribune., 1909-01-18
KENT TO REPLACE BOND IN COUNCIL

ST Johns. y. T. Jan. 17--Sir Robert Bond Pre-
mier OF Newfoundland, has abandoned his intended
visit to Washington for conference with Ambas-
ssoor Bryce and Secretary Root the fisheries
question. He will be represented at the conference
by Attorney General Kent. who left here tonight
for Washington
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-03-03
TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY

Take Laxative Rromo Quinine
Tablets. All druggists refund
the money if it fails to cure.
E. W. Groves signature is on
each box
PARIS MEDICINE CO., St. Louis. U S. A.