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Show V 1 4 SENATOR MITCHELL ARRAIGNED. Aged Oregonian Pleada Not Guilty to Three Indictments. SPANISH WORKMEN ARE SHOT Judge Bellinger a court, at PortDOWN BY SOLDIERS. land, Ore , was crowded Tuesday vthen the time arrived for Senator H Mitchell to plead to the four John Excitement Over Collapse of Reserfound against him by the Indictments voir Caoiet People to Show a Menlate federal grand Jury acing Attitude Toward the Senatdr In a plea In abatement Government. Mitchel challenges the act of the late federal grand Jury by charging spec! Dispatches, from Madrid. Spain, flcally that Jurors W. E Robertson how that the noting on the Calle San and Carl Phelps, the original foreman between workmen and and secretary, respectively, had been Beanardlno, police, was much more serlotfs than legally excused for the term pending was at first reported. Troops were the Investigations; that Jurors Frank s Sent to asgist the police and the G. Buffum and George Peebler had fired on the mob, wounding fif- been sworn in some time after the teen men. The rioters stoned win- grand Jury had been empanelled, that dows and otherwise did much dam- Juror George Gustln was not a citlxen age. The affair grew out of the ex- of the United States, that Jurors citement among the working classes Frank Bolter and Joseph Essner were following the loss of life due to the not taxpajers, as required by law, and collapse of the reservoir Saturday. that District Attorney Heney was disThe feeling has Increased until the qualified In many ways, besides being populace now is showing a menacing prejudiced Judge Alfred 8 Bennett of The attitude against the government. The as attorney for 8enator Mitch Dalles, latter has decided not to declare a ell, announced that there waa a quesstate of siege, hut the authorities have tion of moral turpitude involved in the taken urgent measures to suppress case wherein Senator Mitchell Is ac cused of accepting $2,000 from S. A any attempted renewal of the D Puter, and, therefore, he would waive all legal technicalltea and be ready to proceed to trial without deRUSSIANS ARE HOPEFUL. lay upon the issues at stake. Judge Bennett entered a plea of not Believe Great Naval Victory Will guilty for the senator in three of the Occur in .Straits of Formosa. cases against him two for conspiracy Whether Vice Amiral Rojestvenskys under section 5445 of the revised statutes, and one under section 1782, for battleship division passed througn the accepting money while bolding the poStraits of Sunda or the Straits of sition of United States senator to exit Is-- practically certain now In pedite title before the land departSt. Petersburg that he Is moving to ment, effect a juncture with the division LAWYERS TAKE LONG CHANCES. which passed Singapore Apnl 8. , Dein Open Russian According to the admiralty's Attorneys fiance of the GovernmenL the Japanese have had an observation squadron In the waters off Another meeting of the Labuan, British Borneo, where they congress of attorneys was held took the same advantage of British in St. Petersburg Tuesday and a resoneutrality as Rojestvensky did of lution adopted favoring the removal French neutrality at Madagascar, and of the autocratic- - regime and the this squadron is believed to have been proclamation of a democratic constisummoned by Japanese scouts to re- tution on the basis of universal suffmain In touch with the Russians unul rage and a secret ballot. It Is understood that It la the Inthey go north to the Straits of Formosa, where it is believed in St Pe- tention of the attorneys to conduct the tersburg, a battle will occur. Consid- propagandalhroughout Russia, to eduering the vital nature of the Issue, the cate the people politically and If necadmiralty is Inclined to think Togo essary to arm them for physical resiswill not dare to send ships to Vladi- tance to arbitrary action on the part vostok or leave vessels behind him of the authorities. to cope with the Russian vessels at It is an extraordinary fact that no that poit, and that the Japanese coasts arrest have followed theae meetand the transport fleet will practically ings, at which the worda were not have to shift for themselves until the minced and open defiance of the authorities was evident paval battle Is fought Ma-lacc- infor-mtlon- -- Pan-Russia- n TORTURED BY POLICEMEN. 2 GRASS CREEK COAL ' Tor-turfc- VO-ard- o. - Uw AT GRASS CREEK MINES 5,1$' ttu American League Notes. Pitcher Olmrtead has signed Slt air agrees with them he Cincinnati atmosphere with Boston We have the very best Coal there Is v on the market for domestic or better than Pitcher Orth says he found Anson Southern Sayings. the batter hardest to deceive. Red Ehret will 'pitch for Nashville Charley Farrell claims that the "spit Iks year. ball sill do the game much harm. Pitcher Lew Morse has accepted At Jack Cheebro says Harvard has two beta's terms. rising pitchers in Coburn and Taylor- - The Atlanta club has received back tern Cleveland pitcher Smith. Shortstop Joe Cassidy has with Washington at an increased The Memphis club has transferred fielder Dusty Miller to Blrmlng-ktPitcher Harry Olmetead, purchased from Columbus, has signed with Boo-toUnder the 1905 schedule the mile-a- a is cut down from 8,084 last year, Manager may give a Cleve- h 7,892 miles land outfielder named McCullough, I The Atlanta club's deal for pitcher Qilds of Toledo Is off, Manager Finn Sam Crawford is being tried at first Musing to sell. base by Manager Armour with grati- .Memphis has Bigned outfielder Doug-f Jeffner of Clarksville and Catcher fying results. Cancel's desire to get away fro Rafter of Troy. New York Is said to be due to a foul The Memphis club has received the with Elberfeld J damplonshtp pennant, which will fly The Boston Herald says that Con- this season at the Memphis ball park nie Mack offered 17,500 and Mont Robert Gllks, manager of the Cross for Cassidy. Shreveport baseball club. Is beginning East Boston friends have presented W tw consecutive year of Collins' young pitcher, Fred I baaeball. And Gllks Is able to play bafl OBrien, with a fine signet ring. yet with the best of them. Gllks After all the talk of Klttredgea in- haa ilayed In the Ohio State League, subordination that player reported at tht Southern, the International, the Maerlcan Association, the National, Washington In cheerful humor. Pitcher Townsend of the Senator, ths Western and Eastern leagues. still has under advisement an offer to Xanager Vaughan announces his manage an Independent club at Ches- Birmingham team to date as follows; Catchers, Matthews, Clark; first base, ter, Pa. Pitcher Doc" Newton, the south- Viaghan, manager; second base, paw, upon whom Manager Griffith Is Ward; shortstops, Morse, Schlap, pinning high hopes, did not report In aa Lynch; third base, Halford; utility, Henry Lynch; pitchers, Reagan, very good condition. One boy sure of a job with Griffith Ginger, Clark, Cowboy Clark, Fltipat-rick- , colis Paddy Duff, the Pylant, Dessau, Selee, Wagner; lege boy, says the- - New York Globe. fielders, Billy Smith, Hennessy, Miller, He is a catcher and looks, works and Fltipatrick. acts like one. Catcher Kittridge agrees with Clark American Association Affairs. Jack Thoney has signed an Indian-Spo-il Griffiths statement that Rusle was the best pitcher that ever stood la a box, contract. President OBrien has finally with the exception of Cheabro, who la In a class by himself. to locate his office in Milwaukee. Ths Brooklyn club has turned pitch- Lajole, Bradley and the other Cleve-- steam purposes. sal-ar- y. try-ou- LUMP AND STOVE MIXED... There Is no shoveling or waiting, as 1 enty-secon- d Will Move to FOR LOADING SPECIAL CHUTE TEAMS w ) (o GRASS CREEK COAL CO. Subscribe' Now FOR THB COALVILLE TIMES And get all ths local and county new ONLY $1,50 A YEAR BEST ADVERTISING MEDIUM la the COUNTY fiu -- .i m- - Our OSes is Vll Equipped lo do All Kinds ol JOB WORK n giro you good service Fricee i short notice. Just Right d Okla- homa. Mrs. Carrie Nation, who la In jail In Wichita, Kans., signed deeds conveying her Topeka property to- private parties at a cost of $7,000, and announced her intention, after serving out her Jail sentence, of leaving Kansas and settling in Oklahoma, where President Enjoying HunL she will devote attention u efforts The president says he is enjoying to have a prohibition clause inserted In the constitution when Oklahoma sehis hunt in the Big Pasture, in more than any other single cures statehood. . Mrs. Nation is In prison awaiting decision of appeal to event which has before happened in the district court for joint smashing. bM life. On Monday he witnessed four wolves captured, three of which ROCKEFELLER MAKES DONATION were taken in by the pack of trained Hat Given Baptist Home Missions'? dogs and the fourth was captured alive Society Over a Million Dollars. by J. R. Abernathy, the famous wolf Dr. H. L. Morehouse, corresponding hunter. At sight of this performance he promised to duplicate the feat secretary of the American Baptist None of the party doubted his cour- Home Missionary Society in New age, but after a red hot chase on York City, made the following anTuesday when he sprang from his nouncement : John D. Rockefeller has just given horse and leaped upon the struggling wolf, which was beset by the dogs, $100,000 to the American Baptist Home Missionary Society of this city, the crowd cheered him lustily. .I..IHIH which makes a total of more than French gtatesman Makes Plea for $1,000,000 that the society has received from him during the last Reduction of the Navy. twenty years." Barpu,JKBfpurnellej Pq JCPBStant, the former deputy and president ' of Morgan Smith Landed In New York. the parliamentary group favoring inJ. Morgan Smith and hia wife, who ternational arbitration, on Tuesday have been Indicted, together with made his dehut in the French senate Nan Patterson, on a charge of conspirla a speech urging the military and ing .to obtain money from Caesar naval disarmament of the atatea of Eu- Young, the bookmaker, la-- connection rope by a proportionate reduction of with whoae death the Patterson girl "their forces similar to the jolntNdig-armen-t Is also under Indictment and la about of Chile and Argentina. to be tried a third time, arrived la The speech of Baron dEstournelles New York City Tuesday. Smith and his wife were arrested in Cincinnati. fie Constant attracted notable attention. He maintained that naval ex- Dn Monday they abandoned their ftght penses were ruining France under against extradition and startedi for New York in the custody of officers. the pretext of defending her. -- we have a street station. Nation OK t. Workmen Endanger Public. The employment -- of Incompetent men by the Iaterboroufh Rapid Transit company was ascribed by coroners Jury la New York. City Monday, as the cause of the collision March in the subway on 7, In which two persona were killed and many Injured. The verdict censured the company for employing Inexperienced motormea. The accident occurred during the strike on the company's lines, an express train crashing Into a local which waa standing at the Twenty-thirCarrie JO WELL SCREENED DOMESTIC Inexperienced Wife of 8tispected Murderer Sub- -' Jected to Harrowing Experience. As a result of the torture to which l. she was subjected, Mr. Rose of San Franc ieo, wife of the suspected murderer of Blaggia Is mentally and physically prostrated and Is under the care of a physician. In an attempt to force a confession from her, she wgs temporarily deprived of her Infant and thrust into the autopsy room at the morgue, where lay the mangled remains of Vllardo. She refuses to look at the body, threw herself on the floor and became hysterical. Then the d cleaver with which the crime wu committed and the bloodin and shawl stained blanket which the dismembered trunk, was wrapped were suddenly produced, with the result almost of driving the terror-strickewoman insane. Her condition la reported as serious. --CJ blood-staine- THB Coalville Times - n OOOOOOOOOOOO Oak-lohom- -- MURDERED IIIIW WHILE HE SLEPT. Youths Throat Cut by Hie Former Employer. While Camlllo Saraono, W yean old. was asleep at bis home at Brookand lyn. n man broke Info the housesevercut the youths throat, almost ing the bead. Saraono died shortly afterwards. The police are aearchlng for Panl Catillno,. a man of $, by whom 8araono was employed. The police say that Saraono and Catillno had been at outs for some time and quarreled again Monday evening. J 000KK0000 JZZ&7T' Pitcher of the New York National League Club. . land sluggers are expected to fatten r Elmer Strlcklett back to Milwautheir list of home runs next season, kee. as the left field fence on the Cleveland n Toledo baa a deal on for a first base-grounds has been shortened. American nan. ' National League News Harry Hammond, a Dayton, O., Infielder Charles Cargo has been pitcher, baa been ordered to report to returned to Albany by Brooklyn. ths Indianapolis club for a spring Buttons Briggs flea ball" la the dial latest. Thats enough to give one the Kansas City Is negotiating the sale Itch. of shortstop Lewee to the Decatur Charley Zimmer says there never elttb', which wants him for team capwas a more resourceful player than tain. Patsy Tebeau. Jack" Haskell wITT umpire In the that's-tbe-w- ay M i to laerlcaa Association this season. eahsa, spell my name says the Cincinnati President Powers, of ' the Eastern twirling recruit from Birmingham. League, has waived claim to hit servJohn McGraw picks Chicago, Pitts- ices. burg and Cincinnati as the teems that First basemaa Bill" Mellor, of will trouble the Giants this year. Pascoag, R. L. wbo played with CoNew York has transferred substi- tun bus last season, has signed a contute Inflelder Jock Dunn to Provi- tract to play this year with Minnedence, all clubs having waived him. apolis. Clancy and Clymer, the new first The Indianapolis club bss sold baseman and outfielder of the PittsHogriever to the Des Moines, In never bees seen burg teem, bare and has traded pitcher Newlln dub, ' that city. to for Cy Ferry, trading Red" Owens, whom Hanlon figured ft Minneapolis turn In for pitcher McGee, latter on as Brooklyns regular second base- of Buffalo. man bus signed with the outlaw Jork (Pa.) club. ! Frenchmen Engage In Conspiracy. Threo-- I League Tips. During the week third basemaa v A indeal la now pending between Wolvertoo came to terms with the Captain Volpert of the Eleventh fantry baa been arrested In Paris on Boston club. Pitcher Wilhelm and Hayes and Hill of Cedar Rapids, thereby shortstop Berte may wear a the charge of complicity In the Sup- Young also signed. , uniform this season. Davenport Nlehole of 8L tho Charley Manager posed military plot against the securU ' Is Louis considers the belief of Secretary Farrell Cardinals, says he ity of the state. It was announced f the Minor League Board, that from Parle April I that $.000 army Spike Shannon to be the beet flylatcher 8tark, claimed by Dubuque cartridges bad been discovered in the catcher la the business. house of a man named Meyer, in the President Herman has notified the and Peoria, belongs to the latter city. suburbs of Paris, and that a supply Cincinnati players that this year the Davenport fans are Jubilating over of rifles was found later. The re- elnb will pey no fine Inflicted upon f fact that Manager Hayes has sesearches, it was added, were the re- the players by the umpires. cured the signature of Johnny Baker, sult of the recent aelxure of $00 uniTom Corcorka will not take hi fam- I southpaw twirler who waa tho fart-S- t forms in the residence of Captain of tho Rockfords bunch last year. ily to ClnclnnaJ next summer. The Tamburina, a retired officer. C O A L well-know- AT THEs wasatch-min- e: - - ' Our coal is the best there is for steam and domestic purpos' ; - ; out-(eld- AT THE MINE THB PRICES 7 LUMP t AREgT- - - STOVE - $2.50 2,00 g 1 $ X Patrealza a .:weber - - K::j COAL co:: |