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Show COALVILLE TIMES WANT. TO N. JACOB PETERSON. MAKE A TOUCH? RUSSIANS L MENACING CHINA Editor tod Manager. DOALVILLE UTAH UTAH STATE NEWS ho had Foreman, NephI lived in Monroe for forty years, is Army'hdjve AT- LEADER REVOLUTIONARY TACKS FEDERAL TROOPS. BUT IS COMPELLED TO RETREAT. Mrs. Thousands of American Witness Attack Upon Agua Prieta. During Which Eleven Federate sre Left Dead on the Field. dead That Park City will have a new postolTire in the near future seems now assured. The bail bond of H. Custaldl, rharged with the murder of AV. H. Douglas, ArizKleven federal Palmer tt Eureka aorae week ago, dead, eleven wounded, with the has beet approved and pustaldi has losses to the rebels unknown ts the been given hit liberty. result of a battle Just east of Agua George Kawbata is on trial for hi Prieta on Sunday. life at Ogden. Kawhata, who is a s The opposing forces were 5i)0 Japanese gambler, shot and killed his under General Jose de la 'Luce countr) man, Okano, In November, Illanco, and a federal force of 300 1910, claiming seif defense. directed by Colonel Mora. The spread of smallpox rases has The battle was spectacular and was become so serious in Ogden that it is witnessed by about 6,0(10 Americans, (eared it may be necessary to close many of whom rushed close to the one of the public schools In the neigh battlefield while the firing was still borhood Where there are sov many at Its height. After the smoke had cases. cleared away, it, was American tn Wales boasts of having the heaviest automobitea who gave the first aid to baby for its age of any town in the i the wounded, hurrying them to Asua state. Tho child Is but thirteen Prieta, where two American phjsi months of age and welgha a little clans wefe in readiness to t t he more than forty pounds stripped of its Mexican army surgeons clothing. After mystifying both the Mexican After terrorizing women for sever- officials and the Americans on the al days In the vicinity of Kanesvllte, border for a week, Blanco suddenly George Tracy, aged forty years, said broke out of the canyon leading from to be violently Insane, was overpow- Cenizes Springs and engaged the federed by deputy sheriffs, and taken eral troops that bad been rushed Into to the Weber county jail. Agua Prieta Saturday night on a speThe fruit growers of Utah county cial under command of Col are preparing to fight Jack Frost It one! train, Mora. Except for a few prishas been estlmatedtbat 600 carloads oners taken the federal, the reb( peaches alone were lost to the els retreated by In good order. If is un growers of this section In 1910, which derstood that Blanco's entire force would have brought (360,000. did not participate in the engageThe special election held at Logan ment to learn the wtsbea of the voters In .... L The matter of bonding the city for DIAZ ADOPTS NEW POLICY. (35,000 for the erection of another publio school, resulted In a vletory War of Extermination Will ba Waged (or the advocates of the bond. x- Against the Insurgents, Capture . The work of grading the main street Meaning Death for Rebels. of Spanish Fork la being pushed yap Mexico City The Plat government, Idly. The work is being done ny volthoroughly aroused by the spread of untary contributions of money and brigandage hnd vandalism' incident ip labor and the citizens are responding the revolution led , by Francisco I. generously to the good roads" call. and determined to protect propTrouble on the fnain line of the and the Integrity of the governWestern Pacific through Feather Riv- erty ment at Sny will at once begin er o&nyon assumed a serious aspect to the lawless element wage against Tuesday, when! the east .end of Spring a pitiless war of extermination. Garden tunnel caved In. The accident Resurrecting a provision of the was caused by seepage from the meltMexican constitution not used In fifing snow. teen years, and acting under its auBecause relatives In Harlem, New the government will set Tork City, have declined to guarantee thorization, aside for six months certain pergonal burial expensea, the body of Albert Those detected In hlgli-wa- y James Green, who died . nt a Salt guarantees. of raiding a village or robbery, Lake hospital last October, la still beor train wrecking, or cutting farm, ing held at a Salt Lake undertaking telegraph or telephone wires, or even establishment of removing a spike from a railroad Lawrence Marsh, a negro lawyer a atone at a train track or and publisher of a newspaper, has will be throwing shot by those maksummarily been arrested In Salt Lake on a "white the arrest. ing slavery" charge preferred by three white girls, - Marsh in also charged CONGRESS OF FARM WOMEN. with abduction and selling liquor without a license. Organization Which Will be Auxiliary To celebrate Its passing from a vilto Dry Farming Congress. lage to a city of the third class, Price Colorado Springs, Colo. The Interha declared a public " holiday 'Tor national Congress o? Farm Women, March It, when all buslnesa will be the first organization of Us sort, has uapended in order that the new epoch Just been formed at Colorado' Springs, In (he towns history may be ushered .Colo., as an auxiliary to the Internala style.-- tional Dry Farming congress. -- As aplloken Olsen, the man who made plied to the home and the safeguard Huntsville famous by running a grog Ing hapand of the strength a hop in violation of the liquor piness of the women amt children of and gettthg arrested more the farm, this Is the only voluntary times than the county of Weber hna movement to put into actual effect record of, has again seen convicted the findings of the American country of Illegally selling liquor. life commission. It is composed alTo ahow their appreciation of the most entirely of farm women, leaders gift of Thomas- - Smart, trustee infemtnlne thought and advocates Agricultural college, who gave (10,-00- of the general uplift of country life toward the erection of a gym- It stands for the active encouragenasium building at the 'college, fully ment of higher standards of social 2.000 students nnd citlxens held a snd spiritual life, intellectual advancepublio demonstration la Logan on ment and the betterment of material . Tuesday. conditions In rural communities. All hoboes who let the sun set on Kept Secret in Face of Scandal. them more than once in Price will hereafter figure In the Industrial New York. The mystery that has of Madame schemes of this city, according to the cloaked the relations plana of the city council, which has Calve and Signor Gaspari. was cleared ordered the marshal to put all vag- up Saturday when they sailed on the rants at work cleaning out the town American liner St. Iaol, admitting ditches. that they had been man and wife for The Oregon Short Line depot at a year. They were married In MarMurray was burned to the ground seilles, France, last March, but kejt Thursday night by a blaze of unknown their union a secret save from their friends. All sorts of origin, which was discovered at 11:45 most o'clock by a passing mill hand. AU rumors and scandals followed them on baggage and valuable property of the their honeymoon tour of the world, company was saved by the Murray lire but they maintained an unbroken silencel lepartment Lj Is reported that, the Denver A Rio Grande Railroad company has Firs Disarranges Telephone Service. Nome,-Alas- ka. Fire op Saturday purchased a large tract of land near the Geneva resort, for thd purpose, destroyed the telephone exchange, It Is said, of erecting a small wharf putting all the telephones on the penand buildings for a pleasure resort insula out of service. Temperature of and landing for all kinds of boats 12 degrees below zero baffled Ip tempts to extinguish the flames. plying the waters of Utah lake. For dereliction In duty tn failing to Cruz to be Burled on Native Soil. observe flagging rules. Conductor E. Valparaiso. Chile. The American T. Mylor,- Engineer J. H. Davis and Delaware arrived here on battleship Head Brakeman W. 8. Brown of the eaatbound freight train that collided Saturday with the body of Anlbel with a westbound freight train near Cruz, who died at Washington while ' American Fork, have been discharged serving as Chilean minister to the United States. from the Denver A Rio Grande road. " The Denver A Rio Grande Artesian Austrians Want to Fights well, being bored by the company at Vancouver, B.-- C. Several officers Is down v over 400 feet, In the Australian land forces have Yl'bodsije and the drill la still In the shale. Written to friends In Vancouver askThe well will be put down over 3,000 ing to he put into communication with feet, units good water Is found under the Mexican revolutionary party, with . that depth. a view to raising a force of colonials For the first Time this winter the to aid id the rebellion. !ty vt Logan Is free from alfconta ' Lawyer Killed by Fall. glous diseases, Three' cases of smallSan Francisco. Falling from the pox broke out about a month ago, and fear was felt that tho disease would fifth story of a hotel here Saturday, spread, but - all three patlenta have Edward H. Tucke, an attorney of Lowbeen discharged now and the city la ell. Mass., was picked up lifeless on the skylight four floors below antirelT free. -s- oldiers Insur-recto- as-ds- - ordt-naee- of-th- 0 If -- Mile to Within One Hundred of Frontier and Ultimaum is Sent to Celestials. PRESIDENT ADMITS MOVEMENT OF TROOPS IS FOR PURPOSE OF CRUSHING MEXICAN REVOLT. St Petersburg The fortlgn office has asked M. Korostovetz, the Russian minister at Pekin, to make verbal representations to the Chinese government that would leave no doubt as to Russia's firm attitude Action I Precipitated by Hints From This is a sequel to the announcement that the foreign office was not Foreign Governments That This Nation Is the Guardian of Peace satisfied with Chinas second reply to the Russian demand concerning In the Western Hemisphere. Russian consuls and commercial privileges in 111 and Mongolia, as provtd ed In the Russo-Chinestreaty of The administration Washington. has decided to dissemble no longer, 1881. Only the Immediate execuJen of and admits that the movement of troops to the Mexican border is for China's treaty obligations toward Rusthe purpose of putting an end to the sia can interrupt the advance of the vioi.p r ew. tiwt or mo vst tt Tttt KOVtV jqucew ot revolution. President Taft is satis- army which is to occupy Ku'ja Two ' T oooom vioeaoosi.v brigades of sharpshooters, four fied with the situation. UopyrlKhU 1S1L) of Cossacks, two batteries of field The action was of United the Stages Carry a Raw Onion, Ons Will E i Sufficient to Bring Enough Sympathy-jsand eight bateries of machine guns precipitated by the hints from foreign of Five Dollars. Producing Tsars to Easily Effect a governments that this country was guns were dispatched from Margilan bupposed to be guardian of the peace in Ferghana, Turkeston, shortly after in the western hemisphere. The Mon- the receipt of China's second reply. BURIED UNDER EARTH SLID : WOULD AVOID RESPONSIBILITY Advices to the war of flee say the roe doctrine was once more invoked by the foreign powers to sustain this expedition ts within a hundred miles of the frontier and contention, it is said advancing in order The Diaz government is certain to to reach the frontier about the time Men Ml Meet Death While Thirty Secretary Knox Said to be Out of profit by the presence of American of the presentation of the ultimatum. is Half Filled With Ore, Rocks, Sympathy With President in Mobtroops along the boundary line. Dirt, Snow and Ice. WARSHIPS ORDERED HOME. ilizing Army on Mexican Border. There is a possibility that the sol diers now being rushed southward may be sent Into Mexico in the event Announcement Made by State DepartA ment That American Vessels Will Duluth, Midi. Thirty men Remarkable rumors Washington Not Patrol Coasts of Mexico. (aught in a great slide of earth at t(s were being circulated in official cirN'ortnan mine near Virginia at ( cles on Friday, bearing on the action New York. The Mexican embassaoclock Saturdjiy. The pit Is 125 test of President Taft in mobilizing an dor and the Mexican minister of deep and was more than half filial army near the Mexican border. y finance 'received assurances ftom by the avalanche, whldt came wide Knox and Acting Secretary Washington Monday night which conout warning and extended 150 fet Wilson were said to be out of symvinced them there is sincere beyond where the victims frere en- pathy with Mr. Taft In this matter, between the administration of tombed The catastrophe was qulla and to wish to avoid responsibility. President Taft and that of President unlike an thing In the history of Iron Mr. Taft gained much of his inforDiaz. mining on the range. Yhe differed mation from reports made by secret It is not professed that all rite was that It came in the form of igents of the departments of war and has been relieved, and while Amavalanche. Behind and before the were tlrouilands of tons of ore, roc justice, and is said to have largely erican troops remain in force on the the state department tn the Mexican border it Is admitted some euyitt. snow and Ice and the rapid ignored tbole transaction. wTTPtntng of the atmosphere releas4 tension' w ill continue, buf apprehenEmbassador De la Barra In. Washthem upon the miners. sion was appreciably lessened by tho and Minister Limantour in e se Tit Sot-nia- s n Sec-reiar- ten-Bio- n ington New York issued sharp statements in reply to intimations that our troops Snowslids Destroys Boarding HousL night cross into Mexico to stop Four Being Killed. fl They agreed that no governDenver Four were killed and ontj ment la that country would consent rihe people would Injured by a snowsllde that destroyel to such action, the boarding house at Gold Kii$ resent It. A statement Inspired by the Ger-na- n mine, near Gladstone, In southwesdeclared that it tern Colorado, on Sunday. Three f government the dead are women. . I vould not interfere even if the Unit- Information received from, , Tell fd States should decide - to annex ride, eight miles west of Gladstone Mexico. states that ,hundreds" of tons of roe L London papers take a serious view swept the boarding house into a dee) ft , the situation in Mexico, and the canyon. The five occupants had ns concentration of American troops on chance to escape. (he border. F. 0. The Spectator points out that the Boarding House Manager Drue was held fast by the heavy tim- Germans have never admitted the bers. Though not seriously Injured, Monroe doctrine, and In the event of he was unable to extricate himself the United States becoming thoroughto go to the aid of his less fortunate ly Involved in Mexico, It would not companions, whose cries were heard to see Germany pushing BURIED BY AVALANCHE. dls-rde- r. for some time after the avalanche. Residents of Gladstone saw the slid- - A reeruP log- - party and hurtled through the deep snow to the Gold King When they arrived all ,were dead except Drue. His position., was such that, he . until fight hours later. HU feet and hands were badly frozen, hut otherwise he was not seriously war-forme- d hurt. Spirit Voice Reveals Finduy, O John Sacred Stream. Hurley chief of a religious cult formed here ago, declared Friday that the thirty members of the organization" will start on a pilgrimage to a place two miles from Angeles. Cal, March 20, to bathe in a sacred stream which had been revealed to them, he said, through a spirit voce. V two-year- s Is claims in south Brazil or the West Indies. - The same pa per also says K wou Id be exceedingly awkward at such a moment if some foolish action in San in Japan. Francisco aroused Feared Prisoners Would Be Lynched. Salt Lake City. To prevent the possibility of a raid upon the Carbon county jail at Price and the lynching Of escape of Frank Lamarr. Robert Vaffy and John Corier, the three Italians held for the murder of Albert V. Jenkins and the wounding of George - et - Sumtyside,-Februar- y Bentley 6. Sheriff Tom Kelter on Sunday brought the prlsoners to this city and placed them In the state pen Itentlary for safe keeping. piece of new s. First in importance was a long telegram to Embassador De La Barra from the state department announcing that the American warships asGENERAL LEONARD H. WOOD. signed do patrol duty on the Pacific and gulf coasts of Mexico had been Chief of Staff, U. 8. A. ordered to call at Mexican ports only of. the death of President Diaz to pre- for coal and then withdraw promptly. serve order and protect all foreign in This action is reassuring to Senor terests. Llmontour. In a recent interview he It was denied here that the French said he could consider only the pro ence of American men of war In Amgovernment made any representations to the United States, but it is stated erican waters, so far distant from that the French financiers have their base at Galveston, as part of an invested In Mexico, and are unnecessary effort to Impress on Mexanxious to have the United States in ico the power of the United States. tervene. Finance Minister Limantour was REBEL LEADER A HARVARD MAN. holding conferences with J. P. Mor gan and the other New York flnan Has Many Americans Serving Under Him in War Against Diaz. ciers on Thursday. It Is probable that the militia ol El Paso. Texas. Captain Oscar G. California and Washington may be Creighton, an American and a Harcalled, into, active - service with - the vard graduate.' with a band of insur-rectoregular troops. many of whom are Americans, General Bernardo Reyes, former on Monday night camped about flf minister of war, will return from Eu teen miles south of Juarez. The tope, in the event. of the death ot of the revolutionists proximity is President Diaz and a'tempt to restore looked upon as an effort to induce order. He declares himself unalter General 2,000 men to take ably opposed to Intervention by the the field.Navaroos Creighton'S men ' came United States. within ten miles of Juarez, and the Secretary of War Dickinson de shock of an explosion when he blew dined Thursday night to comment up a railroad bridge was felt in the the upon situation after reading city. His arrival near the border was President Taft's explanation. The insurgents continue to prose spectacular, for after releasing twen-JAroerlcanswho had gone cuTe their campaign In spite' of the into Mexico to investigate a mine of and United States massing troops on who had sought his protection, he the border. President Diaz has sent a telegram waited until dark and then he anto a New York paper saying that or- nounced his presence by a terrific explosion which resulted. in the destrucder will soon be tion of a bridge at Mesa, a few miles south of the city. IN, PATH OF AVALANCHE. (lot),-000,00- Floods Tie Up Road. Lake Salt Admits Killing Eight Men. City. The S:lt Lake out of Route commission as a transis -Lexington, K) George May, a Hioted mountain feudist, who is continental line. The trouble Is tn Ten Persona Known to Have Perish-din Slides In California. charged with the killing of Sherman the same" section, the Meadow Valley Meredith and, thp latter's wife in a trash, !in Nevada. The present trouCarson, Nev. Avalanches travelfight In Clav county, is under arrest ble i due to heavy rains tn that sec- ing in each instance as much as two at Winchester. Ky., May having ad- tion., miles, gathering momentum and bulk mitted killing eight men Red Cross Aiding Famine Sufferers. &s they thundered down the mountain the mining camps of Many Stores Destroyed by Fire. Washington. The Red Cross on sides, swept Mono and Jordan, in Mono fire that Friday, cabled (3,000 to the American Lundy, Kingston, Jamaica-T- he broke out In the dockyards at Port Consul general at Shanghai, making county, California, Thursday nigtit. At least ten persons are known to Royal was finally gotten under con- (25,000 which already has been sent trol. The principal buildings and th to China In this way. The sum of have perished. Each messenger that machine shops were saved, but a (3,000 was spent In Seattle for food comes from the stricken district must make the perilous trlp on snow shoes, large quantity of stoics were burned. supplies. and rescue parties are going Into the i Danes May Change Their Namee. mountains in the same way. Thg Californian Slays Two death list is growing and the full The Danish'" governCopenhagen Santa Rosa, Cal. Fred Schwaz, death loll ment recently decided to allow heads may neyer be known. 30, a member of a prominent of families the privilege of changing aged Healds-burg- , near on ranch a living Prospector Fell oy Wayside. their names if they feel so disposed, familyshot and killed his two grown Wash. Members of the without incurring any legal- costs! Seattle, sisters, Lena and LoFisa on F;day. Many will take advantage of the rule. No cause is known1 for the tragedy. Alaska road commission party which surveyed the proposed road between Cockreli'i&n Boundary Commission. Nome and Sewardjwrrtved tft Seattle Alaskan Town Visited by Fire. President Taft has Washington Thursday, and reported finding the fire that body of John Olson, appointed former Senator Cockrell of .Juneau, Alaska. The on threatened to destroy the town of the trail near Distak8r,.prospector, Missouri as commissioner on the miles sixty part Friday from Iditarcd, late in of the United States to retrace and Douglas was extinguished January. The definitely determine the boundary night after it had destroyed property body, frozen stiff, was In a sitting atline between Texas and New Mexico. valued at (100.000titude on a sled. Caused Landslide. Dr. Brenner Dead. by Earthquake Lyncher Sent to Reformatory. Washington. Word was received O. RSEerc Naples. A severe earthquake, acNewark. Cleveland, from charged with murder in at the Swiss legation Sunday of the companied by atrong detonations connection death of Dr. E. Brenner, a member of Mount Vesuvius, occurred- Sunday with the lynching of Carl Etbering the Swiss federal council He wa evening. Investigation showed that a ton, a detective here last July, pleadelected to the council in lyi;, an maj great landslide had dropped from the ed guilty to manslaugnter Thursday. . crater. 55 years old. the of He was given an indeterminate upper part the Ohio reformatory. American Aviator n japan, Will Dint With Newspaper Men. C Saved From Ocean Grave. Osaka. Japan -- Bud Washington. President TAft has Mars and Little Island, Va.The Imperiled Captain T. S. Baldwin, the America, accepted an lovttatlon to attend the aviators, made three suirsseful annual dinner of the Associated Press erew of the standard steamer Man here Sunday In the prtsence offlights and the American Newspaper Publish- rhuria has been saved. Nine members This was the first demonstra- ers association to be given In New of the crew were landed in a breeches tion of aviation In Japan. buoy. York on April 27. e Sif. , . sen-tence- 400-00- Must - Fortify Canal, SSyi Roosevelt. Dallas, Texas. Failure to the Panama canal would be an fortify act of criminal folly, declared Theodore Roosevelt Monday night at the Dallas chamber of commerce. He said that only two treaties relative to the canal existed, those with England and Panama, and hence any other nation would be at liberty to destroy it in case of war. Decision in Favor of Railroads. Washington. Railroads which employ telegraph operators for six hours and then, after an interval, for three more, comply with the federal hours of service law" of 1907. Such was the decision Monday of the supremo court of the United States, the claim of the government despite thpt the nine hours must be consecutive. Democrats Still Winnipg in Maine.. Portland, success in Maine was continued at the city elections held Monday. Candidates of that party winning the mayoralty contests In four of the five cities which voted. Medical Staff Called Into Servi Topeka; Kan. Adjutant Ge Martin of the Kansas national j Monday evening received orde have the medical staff of the K. militia In readiness t report fot vice at San Antonio, Texas. Babe Swallows Acid. Helena, lifont By swallowing contents of a carbolic acid I fh.ch had been left temporari! he refrigerator. Edward Reissing years old, son of Mr. and Mrs. M ' Reisslnger. diedMonday. |