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The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1910-08-19
IN ASHES
GREAT WHITE CITY OF BRUSSELS
WORLDS FAIR PRACTICALLY
DESTROYED; LOSS EST.
MATED At Sioo.ooo,ooo
TwoKnown 10 be Dead and Many Per.
sons Injured In the orss, Con.
Migration.

brussels Fire swept the great iIel
tlan exposition Sunday night The
flames we're famed By a high wind
and soon destroyed the Belgian. Eng
lish aud French sections II is bcliey
cd the whole exposition will be de-
stroycd Two are known To be- dead
and scores we're injured
Tho white city Of tho Worlds Fair
A. the Belgans have called their 1910
exposition. IL mass " flames aud
smouldcrinE ruins a spark falling
into innammablo material In the tel"
graph building burst up into flames
which, driven by high wind. swept
rapidly In all directions
Soon the Belgian English and
French sections were destroyed The
hremon and attachments Of soldiers
called 10 the scene found themselves
haflcd by the gale. which carried the
burning embcrs to all parts NJ the
grounds The loss is estimated at
100000. 900.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1910-08-19
JuRIsTs THREATENED.
-Four New York Judges and -Four At
torneys Doomed by Letter

New York.-A letter. In which tho
writer threatens death to several
judges In this city and Brooklyn and
several assistant district attorneys. was
received at the district attorneys of.
flee Monday and turned over to the
police for investigation.
The letter was addressed TO District
Attorney Whitman. and read as fol.
lows:
Il am now n free man. after n three
years sentence In Sing Sing. along
with three others whom | have made
friends, We have decided 10 deal ont
n death sentence TO Judge o'Sullivan,
Judge Malone. Judge Fawoett, Judge
Rosalsky. District Attorneys Ely, Hart
and two others, for our lives are not
worth living. ! cannot locate my wife
and child. was charged with grand
larceny, and as sure Az God is M
heaven was innocent. and am also
sure that many man In states
prison IL innocent"
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1910-08-19
STOLE INDIANS BLIND
SENSATIONAL TESTIMONY ON
WHITE MANS METHOD OF GET.
TING AWAY WITH RED
MANS LAND.
Statement is FlatIy Made That the
Courts Know and connlve at
Fraud.

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The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1910-08-19
FIRE CREATES HAVOC.
Old Town Of Tooele Threatened with
Destruction by Sweeping Flames,
Saturday Nipht.

Toocle. Utah Old Tooelc was
saved from total destruction by Are
Saturday might by tho effective work
OF the IRE departments Of both the
new and old towns. In spite OF the
fact that the water supply at one time
failed, or the system became deiec
tive, tho hrcmon succeeded In master.
ing u stubborn nrae which az one
time seemed certain to sweep the
city. by reason Of the excellent work
performed by the tlremen. the loss
was kept down To $4,000 The poo
pie hero feel themselves greatly In.
dohtod 10 the nrc department Of the
new town. which rendered invaluable
assistance
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1910-08-19
MURDER CASE SOLVED.


oltteF-lHEIaW' maNct Nonlchtlons
los Angeles. Cal.-Otto Schulz. the
young German accused ~ having muir.
dcrcd Mrs Fricda Schulz Castinc,
whose body WAS unearthcd by her pet
iog at her ranch near Lancaster was
arrested Sunday night by city dctcc
tlves lie was hiding In a lodging
house
When taken 10 the police station
Schulz was questioned through an In.
terprctcr and according TO the police,
freely confessed the crime Of which
he was charged In the verdict Of the
ooroncr's Jury.
She called mo dirty bum and I
hit her with u shovel and finished the
job with an Ak"
This Ia the substance Of the con.
feaslon, given with stolld Tcuion In.
difference. which Schulz IL alleged to
have made.
After calling me dirty bum she
scratched my nOse and that made me
mad Schulz Ia said to have added.
lie had only SIS with him when arrest.
ed.-s-hd q searoh of tho effects in hts
room revealed no additional sum
Schulz said he had come To America
few months ago on the invitation oi
his asterin.law 10 take charge Of her
ranch. but said their relations became
unpleasant short time after his ar
rival"
she lnsultcd me many times" he
much"
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1910-08-19
PRAY FOR MAYOR oAyNoR.
Sunday Was a Day Of supplleation In
New York Churches

New York-ln churches OF every
denomination In New YORK Sunday
was observed ~ day Of prayer for
the recovery Of MAYOR Gaynor.
In not less than half u thousand
places Of worship, representing $1,000
600 Worshipers, prayers went up for
the speedy recovery of the stricken
executive OF this city
Bishop Grler of the Episcopal do.
cese, aud Archbishop Falrey. OF the
Roman Catholic archdiocese. have for.
mally requested the olcrgymen under
them TO orer PRAYER Tor the mayor.
while by the pastors oi other Protest.
ant denominations, Jewish rabbits. In
fact every sect, the announcement was
made that Divine aid for tho stricken
mayor viii be- asked tor at Sundays
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1910-08-19
WORLD PROTECT PUBLIC MEN
Secret Service Men Again Discuss
This Vital Question.

New York-rho assault Of Mayor
Gaynor has renewed with added force
the interest In the question Of how
public men may be- hos' protected
from the murdorous attacks Of cpukB
like Guitcau, CzoluFssz. prcndcrgast
nud Gallcghor M men In the coun.
try are better qualified To discuss this
vital question than chief Wilkir OF the
United states sorcet service, who
looks after tho president when IN this
section and former chief Of the Uni.
ted stated States sercc' service, who
said.
Past experiences have shown me
that Co safeguard tho lives uf uur pub.
lice officials. whether national nr
state We have to bp otprnally ON the
watch for Inc unexpected. As loug
o. here are public officials IL will be
necessary tu guard them
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1910-08-19
ALpRlcH MAKES REPLY.
Says That Senator Brls,ow's Charges
In Recent Speeches Are False.

Washington Senator Nelson W. Al
drich Of Rhode Island. enumeratinr
the counts under which he was indict
ed by Senator Joseph W. Bristow Of
Kansas. In recent campaign speeches
dealing with the tariff on rubber. In q
Latter made public Thursday night.
denies the charges in their entirety.
Laying particular stress upon the
charge made by Mr. Bristow. the chair.
man OF the senate finance committee
said that neither he nor any member
OF his family ever has had any pecun.
larry interest az to whether the rates
on manufactures Of rubber we're 30. 90
or 400 per cent, or whether crude
rubber was on the free or dutiabl0
list"
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1910-08-19
NORTHWEST FEELS SIGHTED.
overnor Of Montana Talks About ST
Paul Conservation Congress.

Helena, Mont-Goycrno Edwin |.
Norris Monday stated that owing to
the fact thai the board Of army en-.
sinocrs appointed to inspect the REQ.
amation projects would be In Mon,
tana At the time of the Salt Lake City
conference Of the western executives,
he would be unable To attend the con,
ference but the governor made plain
HIS vlws on conservation and on tho
programme which has been arranged
Tor the conservation congress The
governor said.
The states OF the northwest have
hy far the rrca'c~ portion az the coun
ln's natural resources that are 10 be-
conserved ana this section of the
United States u.s. therefore, vitality In.
terested In every plan that tends 10
the conservation Of these resources
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1910-08-19
ONLY RELIEF is HEAV vRAlN.
Forest Fires In Northern Idaho Seem
Beyond Control Of Man.

Spokane. Wash-The immense for.
est fires onw raging In the Occur
d'Alcnc district in Idaho, especially
In the vicinity Of Wallace. Murray and
Mullan, are taxing the fighting re-.
sources Of hundreds Of men almost
beyond endurance and the task Of sub.
DUNG the flames II practically hope.
less. Citizens Of the threatened
towns are In wild state Of panic
aud the dense smoke which cnvelops
them causes intense suffering Men
and women are praying FOR rain and
that there may be no change Of wind
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1910-08-19

Rome.-Tho vatican ia receiving re.
ports from Mgr Vico. papal uuucio at
Madrid, and three Spanish cardinals
and bishops, which were forwarded
after they had received Cardinal Merry
del Nars instructions TO abandon the
demonstration at San Sebastian
planned for last Sunday Reports
state that only word from Rome
would be necessary TO have the whole
population rise and sweep away Jll
the enemies OF the church and relig
ion.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1910-08-19
WIN Appoint inquiry Court.

Washington A court Of inquiry 20
investigate the sinking Of the United
States naval collier Marcelms on
Tuesday, after a collision with the
Norwegian steamer Rosario al Giorrlo
on Cape llattoas win be- appointed by
Acting Secretary Of the Navy Win.
throp tomorrow Il will consist OF
three members and viii sit ar the
Norfolk navy yard
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1910-08-19
DOUBLE TRAGEDY EVIDENT.
Bodies Of Young Physician and Mar
ried Woman Found Together.

Harrisburg. Pa.-The bodies Of DR..
Russell Campbell and Mrs, Ira Nor
rison were found AT the horne OF tho
Morrlsons In New Germantown. Perry
county, Monday, Examination showed
that the woman had died from inter
nal hcmorrhages, resulting from an
operation The police believe DIR.
Campbell who was "a years OF age,
performed the operation some tlma
during the night, and on discovering
the fatal result. killed himself. His
death was due to cyanide OF potas.
stun The physician roomed at the
Morrison home, Ira Morrison. hus.
band Of the dead woman. was not AT
home when the tragedy occurred,
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1910-08-19
VIetIm Of pastardIy TrIek.

Chicago. G. Lewis, eminent com
mludcr of Minneapolis knights Tenn
plar q, ldor, was hadlb burned
and seS,.al occupants OF au aulomc
bile In which they were riding, &c.
riously injured when q bottle OF sal.
phuric acid was tossed into the car
Thursday night
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1910-08-19
head.on colIIsIon

Columbus, On a head-on collision
late this afternoon between two cars
on the Lancaster division Of the Sciota
Valley Traction company. Charles Ora.
braugh ~ Winchester u passenger
was killed and several others were
severely injured
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1910-08-19
Passenaer TraIn HIts Auto

Logansport, lnd,-Four persons were
killed and three were srlously injured
when a train on the Lake Erie & West.
ern struck an automobile At cross
Ing a mile east OF Rochester. lud,
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1910-08-19
Woman klIls Man In onnrrel.

wcnatchee, Wash Mrs. Noel Tot.
ten, wife Of a farmer near Cashmere.
Thursday night shot ana killed Jas
sutton, neiEhhur % years old. after
a dispute over road through the
Totlen farm In Brender canyon.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1910-08-19
May Not strike.

Pittsburg Pa-Membors OF the
OF the Amalgamated Association Of
Iron, Steel and Tin Workers SUNDAY
voted on the question Of calling on the
strike against the open shop OF the
American Tlnplate company.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1910-08-19

Chicago. One tragic death. one &C.
oident that physicians say will prove
fatal, and a dozen minor mlshaps due
TO the crowds. cast shadow Tuesday
over the parade Of what Masons say
was the greatest number Of Knights
Tomplar ever formed In line In any
city
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1910-08-19
Many Times Married

Louisville, Ky.-Charged WITH hav-
ing married four times without having
obtained a divorce from any one OF
his wives, C. l.. Frazer was arrested
Monday afternoon ON charge OF hg.
amy
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1910-08-19

WASHINGTON with her bare hands
Miss Maudo Barbour a young woman.
Monday strangled a large dog. appar
entity mad, which attacked her. Miss
Barbour received a slight wound on
the arm from the dogs teeth.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1910-08-19
AMeRIoAN WoMAM MEAR IDeAL

lndian Prince EntnuhlabtlC IN rvs
raise Of Americans Fair Sex,
New York Tho American woman
IL the nearest approach ON earth to
ideal womauhood She belongs Ia
that tyne OF woman who reads and
understands lhsen aud who at the
Same time can manage a household
ard care for a family"
SO says the Maharaiah Mourbaniib
HAM. the ruler OF the territory Bari
paoba In India.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-02-10
GOOO MANAGERS
HELP CHARGES
Virtually Impossible For a Boxer To
Get the Coin Without a Good
Executive, These Days.
BY HARRY D. eastman.

Boxiishtlns may nor De bust
ness, but managing fighters has grown
into an institution These managers
may be easily closi6ed a. good. bad
and indifferent, ;ho lastuamed taking
the place OF IN, Theatrical aneeI
Who likes the glamor or being asso-
Ciatcd With scrapper and has the
money 10 pay for his cheap advertise
ment. The bal ones. which uutpr-
tuuately, predominant, 1--we OF the
earnings OF some ha,t-baked boy. aud
hold up the kid 5 haif at every OppJr
tunity, treating him 10 a genuine il *.
ing II he demurs But the good ones
are worth any part OF the cut their
a. cement calls for
The late Willis Brltt was one OF tue
good variety because he always ua le
money for his charge over and above
me amount that might have been
earned without his services with his
aid Jimmy Brit, made good mat hes
Tor good purses and WaNed rich. Bat
thing Nelson added materially To h.7
real estate holdings through Willie S
aid and Stanley Ketchcl found him an
excellent advise. But Britt had MS
own troubles keeping his srrappers in
line
The light the Ketehel-Johnson
match was made the negro was AZ
the Chicago end OF me Hearst leased
wire. Britt and his fighter were al
The New York end Brit did the tails.
Hg here in reply go Johnson Mex,
day the paper had the Two fighters
doing most OF the arguing u sounded
better. Tot 10 Willie. however
Il sent those messages, didn't -
stormed the indignant Britt We'll
give me credit KetChel Is liable 70
read the story in the papers and think
be can get along without a manager.
He may believe he said those smart
things himself"
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-02-10
PATENT RIGHT To
PROTECT PUBLIC
Licensed Association Will. II Is Said,
Proceed Only Against Question
able Manufacturing Concerns.

The presence In Detroit OF Alfred
Reeves. field secretary OF the AssO-
citation or Licensed Automobile Manu-
iacturers. has started airesh the go,-
SIP which followed the recent New
York meeting OF the association, a.
vnich ii was voted 20 place fund Al
Nh. Reeves disposal. for the purpose
or enforcing The associations patent
rights, recently passed on fayorabIy
ty the uited States courts
That susn action viii De taken i'm
mediately is not apparent from the
work which Mr. Reeves is now doing
I'm fact. Il is doubtful If The assOcia-
tioD Is contemplating any legal action
whatever against established manu-
taClurers Of motor cars
The Seldom patent, according tu
Tie MOST authoritative information
available Ia Detroit, will from now on
through the rest OF IT'S life. Ie useu
ID pfUteci tue public from unscrupU-
GUS dealers and promoters Proceed
ags VIII be brought under f. agains-
every unlicensed manufacturer whose
product ID not mp TO standard OF whose
sincerity is Questioned That NJ.
Reeves preseut visit Is 20 secure in
sGe Information on the unlicensed
firms now doing business in Detroit
ard those stli. Ia the process OF or
SANITATION. is virtually admitted boy
tha local A. l.. A. " OihC
The Se.den patent has but two more
wears to ran. al the close OF which
tine manufacturers organization iI
re peCtlve Of former alliances will uA-
doubtedly be formed
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-02-10
Hsad-WGk By Pirate
Pitcher Won This One

one OF the prettiest bits OF brain
work on record was done by Leiield,
by which he won hard fought game
from Boston and STAYED of defeat by
sheer cleverness Pittsburg had been
leading. but the break" came against
them and Boston started smuggling and
pjling up runs rapidly. until one more
hit meant victory, when Bill Dahlen
came 10 bat
Dahlen Is a dangerous hitter in
side"-which means when the ball Is
pitched between him and the plate,
and Leifield knew this. SO he attempt
ed 10 make bis fast bail 20 high and
outside Instead the ball escaped
Him and went waist high across the
plate, on the inside corner, just where
Dahlen likes 20 hit.
Dahlen, expecting a high fast one,
was surprised and swung at The ball
missing II. Instantly the entire PITTS.
burg team was screaming AT Leifeld,
abusing him for making the bundcr
and ordering him not 10 pitch inside
again
I,eiheld instantly decided that as
Dahieu had heard him ordered 10 keep
the tall away, he would expect a fast
one outside so instead OF pitching
there, he deliberately repeated his
/ bunder and Dahien struck again.
I Clarke, angry and fearing I.eificld hal
/ lost control and would lost the game
rushed IN and ordered him 20 keep
| tho ball outside. LCifeld nodded as
sent. but pitched the ball whcr
| rahlen likes Il best for the third tima
and Dahlen struck out because he had
boon Outgncssed and Outgeneraled.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-02-10
BAN WILLING TO RUSH
DECISION ON Killing
Urges Hermann to Call An Early
Meeting Ct the National Commits
slor 10 Settle IT,

CHICAGO, FeD. l0.-The case Of
Johnny King, cub hold-Out will 0e
settled next week. il President Jonu-
son Of the American league has MIS-
way about IT, johnson admitted TO-
day the purpose OF a special meeting
called by ca rman Hermann Of ;Ao
National Con mission for February -
was to reach decision on the ap-
rlication of King fof reinstatement
Word has been sent 10 hermann 10y
Johnson. requesting that he change
tie date OF he special session so As
TO settle the fate OF the Cue-tlme CuO
as early as possible, ana suggested
that the commission convene al Gin
cinnati on either February IL or is.
1T will be necessary to hold spe-
cial meeting said Johnson TO con
slider the case in the proper manner,
as working by mail would not be sat
isfactory."
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-02-10
CHICAGOAN SOME
FIGHTING MACHINE
Johnny Wilson, of Detroit, Never
Had a LOOk-in With Walsh, Ban.
tam Importation From Chicago.

Visions OF Harry Forbes in his palmy
days We're recalled In the cute little,
Windsor boxing academy last even.
Ing by the performance OF little Cess
Walsh, on Chicago, who gave demon
stration on the person OF poor little
Johnny Wilson. OF Detroit, that was
convincing artistic and without being
in the least brutal. highly effective.
Walsh hasn't achieved much reputa-
ton out IN these parts as yet, but
either ne Is lad OF unusual promise
or Wilson Is far more OF shine than
most wise folks regard him Walsh
was faster. snappler and trickier than
Johnny. even with foxy Allie Day In
Johnny's corner 10 give sage advice.
In the second rornd Walsh hit Wilson
four singing one-two punches I'm sue
cession without n return and settled
on this method as his standard style
for the evening, when convinced OF its
success against Wilson's defense.
Wilson fought back gamely but his
terrific rights usually went around
Walsh's neck and there We're but two
rounds OF the contest-the fifth and
siNth--in which he came anywhere
near holding his own In the fifth he
landed n stif body punch and in tho
sixth sent Walsh rccling across the
ring from a right ON the Jaw Tho
seventh and eighth were Walshs by
a mile with Wilson very tired at Tho
close
Man0re Of WOodmcre and WEIGH oi
Chicago boxed SIN rounds to 4 draw.
Nanore kept his left I'm WEIGH face
/. rfree
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-02-10

lose his money or carry away a water
ing mouth and unsatisAed appetite
than have grain OF the seasoning fall
upon him.
Did you ever see a darkey vending
his homewsrd way about the time a
somber hued feline attempted 20 cross
his path? Wow The sleepiest field
hand that ever loafed in cotton field
will come 10 life and leg II Ike stake
horse TO prevent the cat carrying out
its design II surely is unlucky for
tie man whose path the cat crosses.
But II you really want 70 get the
nanny OF a Negro. send him dead
mans fager and watch him weaken.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-02-10

against every misfortune. A dream.
In which the mystic figures 4-ll-t4,
known wherever policy is played as
the coon gig" is sure to be a har-
bincer OF bacon and flour, while II he
wants To get rid OF an enemy. super
stitiOus darkey viii bury his enemy )
photograph. firm in the belief that the
enemy will fade away as the photo
graph fades
OF course, II someone wanted 70 put
the kbosh on Johnson good and hard,
ne might hire a blue gum individual
10 hang around HIS corner the day OF
tie Acht and the chances are Je1ries
would win on the bit
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-02-10

weight champion protested. but the
company was obdurate and insisted
that the number go as II lay. Rather
than De without a telephone Jack &C
cepted the double hoodoo with a shake
OF his dome.
This calls 10 mind some OF the
things that will send a superstitous
one 10 the long grass with his knees
interfering with his progress.
For instance. you can chase an old
time darkey away from a crap game
or a mess OF chicken and dumplings
with a handful OF salt He'd rather
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-02-10

Take the cockiest sport" that even
were pair OF patent feathers, and
pass him a picked digit and he be-
comes as spineless as a jellyhsh, in
stauter.
There are a few more hoodoOs. but
not SO bad. For instance, it's bad luck
10 see the moon over the left shoulder,
TO get ont OF bed on the wrong side,
or TO cross the street between funeral
vehicles
And then there are the good luck
signs You can't make a superstitious
Negro believe the left hind foot OF a
graveyard rabbit killed az midnight
4, the full OF the moon isn't a charm
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-02-10
BY TIP WRIGHT.

Man, oh, man, someone can have a
lot OF fun with LII Arthur Johnson, II
the bug happens to strike in right.
Like many Of his race. Johnson is
blessed or cursed. with a streak of
superstition a foot wide, and incidents
which would not cause a hutter in
some, arc prone 10 make his heart do
a Quickstep.
The jinks that got Johnsons goat
recently was when the telephone com
pany in placing his name in Its book,
gave him Douglass 1913" The heavy