The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1909-05-07
NEWS SUM NJ A r Y

EiEhiN-iWu saloons iu MunCto, ina,
urr to hc closed as The result Of the
victory al the polls last week OF tho
"drys"
Fourteen persona were injured. two
seriously. IN a tornado ut Knoxville.
Tenn. April 20 Many houses were
wrecked
The womans suffrage bill which
passed the Wisconsin senate some
time ago. was KILLED In the assembly
| last week
ClprI1no Castro. dcposcd president
NJ Venezuela, announces he will wait
iu Paris the coming uf his wife from
The West indies
-Four workmcn were killed by an
explosion In the glNccrine packing
house ~ the Potts Powder company
at Reynolds, Pa
Beech Hargis was refused a new
trial nt Irvine. Ky. and Judge Adams
directed that Hargis be- taken to tho
lponiiontiary ut once.
\ cyclone struck Horns Lake.
Miss. April 20. killing three white
men. Horns Lake is small town
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In a nght caused by an election day
arrest Mt Talcquah. Okla. John Taylor
was shot and killed by Peter Smith,
a special election policeman.
Heinrich Conreld former director ~
the Metropolitan Opera house In New
York. who suffered stroke of apo
plcXy at Meran. Austria, died April q.
The German crop report for April
~ shows the condition Of wheat and
rye 10 be considerably worse this year
than for the corresponding period "
1908.
An explosion on the submarine boat
Foca at Naples killed seven men and
Injured several The boat was sunk
nj her dock to prevent further explo-
sions.
Furious because his sweetheart, Mo.
dcsta Fuentcs. refused to elope with
him without wedding certificate Po-
dro Sccundino OF Toluca. Texas. stab
bed her TO death.
by un ofncial majority OF 7Gs, Tip
pocanoe county, Indiana. last week
voted wet In the county option cleo
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ton counties voted dry"
a verdict Of guilty OF criminal libel
b was found against the publishers Of
= tho New York American by tho jruy
In the trial charging the publication
o Of an article llbcling John d. Rookie
= fellor.
Because she had not been included
J. In fishing trip. which her husband
u had planned. Mrs. Anna Fry, aged "a,
y OF Los Angelica, placed a pistol In her
l mouth and fired shot which imme-
o diately ended her life.
Charles X. shu. probably tho FIRST
Chinaman to be made Justice OF tho
Z peace Of this country. has been In
r vested with that authority by the com
I monwoalth OF Massachusetts Shu is
? a native OF Seattle. wash,
A bill has been introduced in tho
Hawaiian Legislature prohibiting WON
en- from wearing sailor blouses, mill
J tary hats. hat pins made Of military
!. or naval buttons. warship ribbons, or
a other naval or military insignia.
+ Eleven mon were killed and eleven
: wounded MS result ot the explosion
0 az Naples ON board the Italian subma'
rlno Foca, The American gunboat
j. Scorpion, although only ninety feet
:. distant from the Fooa. suffered no
?. damage.
4 Charles Warren Fairbanks. former
d ylcc.presidont. has concluded through
: agents deal for the purchase OF a
!. $4,000 residence In one OF the fash
g ionnble DISTRESS of Pasadena. Cal.
r II In said he will make Pasadena his
3 future home.
I. A pitched battle NJ Asher. Okla.
r homa. between tho families Of Stanley
n Ware and Perry Brewer over rent duo
a Brewer from Ware. resulted In tho
y killing Of Ware Brewer was perhaps
fatally, and Jesse Brewer his son,
. seriously injured.
q Broodlng over quarrel with hls
. sweetheart Alexander jennings. 81
= years old the son Of wealthy parents,
Q threw the congregation at crowded
y country church at Little Hickman, Ky,
: into q panic by firing bullet into his
brain. He died shortly after.
The secretary OF agriculture has
- h'Hl 10 ANt hfuult lnf lulNlhlloH IT,
? gardlng the beet industry for which
', he was asked In n resolution. The
u data shows that the production Of su
: gar from beets has increased from
" $4,000 tons In 1896 10 $4,000 tons In
1908.
, Confederate Memorial day was Oh
y served at Atlanta, Ga, April 20, with
VI all the dignity and reverence that mas
y characterized this occasion for sew
u eral years The graves OF the Con
4 federhte dead were decorated and tn,
b schools and business houses wer,
closed.
" oniclal reports OF the recent riotinI
at Velardina, Mexico. following tn,
d stopping by the municipal authorities
N OF religious parade. show that ne
% less than twenty-five men were exc
n cuted, for participating in the riot
~ ing, and seven were killed during The
riotlng.
n A special grand Jury has been or
" dered by Governor Haskell TO invest
II gate the lynching at Ada, Oklahoma
u on April 10. OF James Miller. Jesse
Is West, Joseph Allen and w. T. Bur
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