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Show COALVILLE TIMES N. J. rCTCXSON. Uiter aid NtMtr Antarad U tit FoataOc Utah, May T, 1114, a Matter. ONLY SOLUTION TO SETTLE PRESENT AT TREPOFF TROUBLE FUNERAL hi Coalville. 1 ...................... It .74 8et No Chance to Taft Make Peace Between Cuban Except By American Intervention. Secretary or micKimoi. nrakh ha iinaia Taar In Moat ha Thraa Moatha Uafla SEEMS EMPEROR HOT POWER AaoonS-Cl- a mu Oa fUll TAFT HAS 44 .41 Capiaa Natives of Kamtchatka Say Japs Were Surprised and Killed by Russians. The Secretary Considers It the Duty f the United States to Give Cubans Another Chance. Action of Czar of Russia In Falling bo Present at Last Ssd Ritas of Unde Sam will be Compelled to Take Oyer Cuba Un less Trouble Ceases. to Friend Arouses Unfavorable Comment. Havana. Messrs Taft asti Bacon Havana. All classes are now have practically abandoned hope of General Dmitri St. awaiting for the conditions under Petersburg a middle that which on and finding fear was groun buried will Wednesday. tranquility likely be reTrepoff DTAII iht-r a decision in favor of side stored In Cuba, and keen dlsappoint---men- t the em- to expectation, Contrary On the Other Hand, ths Russian Story would result In no moio than tempois expected on every side beSecretary Taft Tslls Warring Factloi peror was not present at the funeral. Full 6,000 people from nutalilti is That the Japanese Were Fish It is cause of the likelihood of peace being Now is ths Time That rary tranquility for the Inland His majesty Is still cruising in FinIn were on Peach Brigham City points Poachers and That the TrouWhether Thsy Would Have their belief that American o cupation about without armed Amerinish waters on board the Imperial brought day. ble Was Started By Little la the only way to end the civil war can Intervention. Cuba Live as a Nation. That the differyacht. MIm Louisa O Taylor has been apBrown Men. ences of the opposing factions could A great throng of army offloen fare, and It Is not denied that inter pointed postmaster at Goshen, Utah ventlon must be followed Amer1-cabe reconciled was and not by high functionaries followed the generally becounty. A second day of confer Havana. to be on foot, according to the Rns-aia- n has lieved casket Taft until sovereignty possible Secritary Sunday, ThThe First National bank of Toklo Kletee fishing h&s ship ences the with cabled to President Roosevelt regardwhen it was announced that the leaders of the factions custom, through lines of soldiers hats been organized, with a rap arrived here and brings a report from In the Cuban conflict not has of enabled and and the the the ing situation, representing all the units of the SL gravity Insurgents had emItal of $:s,ooo. Mr. Roosevelt Is expected to dictate Kamtchatka of tho discovery July 17 to represent Secretary Taft and Assistant Secre- Petersburg garrison, from the villa powered a committee at the mouth of the Kaicha river ot them before the American The enrollment la the various the future program. mediators. tary of State Bacon to announce any where the general died to the catheA demonstration was made on Frithe bodies of eleven Japanese and schools of Halt Lake on the opening is It evident that the business Inter- plan for compromising the difficulty. dral, and thence to the place of interday by armed revolutionists within a tbe burnt remains of a ahlp. Rain ests of the island have no confidence So strenuous are the appeals of both ment day was 13,313. mile of the scene of the peace conferThe daughter of Mon- ence. General Aoosta, with 300 Insur- bad washed away the mounds cover- In the ability of the Cubans to rule the liberal and moderate party leadAlthough an attempt by revolutionroe Wilson, of Leht, Tost one of her gents, encamped at La Lisa, west of ing the dead, and the bodies were ex- themselves, and now, when It ers that the situation becomes In- ists to interrupt the service was appears Minister Morgans villa at Mariano, posed and decomposing. The ship too late, they are fingers In h lawn mower lsat week. feared, nothing happened. openly favoring creasingly complicated as the negotiaand half a mile eastward were .rural has been Identified as the Kayetsu forcible Intervention and tions proceed. The fact that the emperor did not Moroni 8mith of Heber. 'hss sold his guards, militia and mounted police. However, Secretary anpossibly Taft said Thursday night that he be- abandon his pleasure cruise to return lambs from the range at $3.30 per At the Insurgent camp the statement Marie, which has been reported miss nexation. and attend the funeral of a devoted waa made that the object, of the In- lng since July 1. Bloodstained frag hundredweight on the Kansas City Secretary of War Taft la cognizant lieved when they are brought face to subject, although his return was In coming so close was to meats of surgents garments and bayonets and of this general opinion that peace face with the danger of losing market scheduled for Tuesday, has aroused show Secretary Taft how completely cannot last unless it la enforced by forever, all patriotic Cu- much unfavorable comment It Is reJohn Ford, an Ogden paperhanger Havana la in their grasp. Pino Guer- swords also were found. an army, but he considers bans will be willing to make conces- called that his majesty absented himAccording to natives at tbe month that American was dangerously injured by the col ra's augmented force la only s short It is the duty of the United self from the funeral of General distance away. of the river, the Kayetsu Marie waa States to sions. who lost his life at Port give the republic another lapse of a platform on which he was Mr. Russian Taft added that the United Arthur. The emperor and soldiers during chance, and believes that It would be surprised by standing. empress TERRORISTS USE AUTOMOBILE. the night. The crew was killed and bad policy for the United States to States peace emissaries are occupy- were represented only by magnificent Mrs. Hanna Marla Llbbey Smith, a In force A wreaths. Cuba was keep longer than high police officer extbe ship burned ing a most delicate position and have who came to Utah In 1849, and moved Revolutionists Hunt Autocrsts In ths required to supervise the laying down undertaken to hear all plained that the absence of the emcomplaint, peror was due to Premier of arms. He s&ld that if the liberals Lsteat Approved Stylo. to Provo In 1863, where she has since and that until they have made them- who had been Informed thatStotypin, St. to dis- and moderates harmonize their difPetersburg. According an atresided, died on the 21st. St Petersburg. According to the ferences the United States must re- selves thoroughly conversant with the tempt might be made against his mafrom Vladivostok received patches A Urge delegation of Ogden peopla newspapers, the mysterious automoand telegraphed him not to rehere, the encounter between the Rus- gard the compact as made In good political turmoil of Cuba they can- jesty turn. will go to Ely, Nevada, on Saturday bile which the poMce have been trailfaith. not express themselves freely In the to witness the driving of the golden ing for several weeks In the belief sians and Japanese fishermen off RELIEF NEEDED AT ONCE. conference, fearing that possible mishad Its origin as follows: Kamtchatka DISCOVERY OF FOUL CRIME. that It belonged to revolutionists and In spike on the new railroad. a have detrimenunderstanding may a lieutenant Sotnlkoc named July Stranded Passengers in Serious Plight Another car of Bartlett pears was was being used as a base for a terror- with ten Cossacks and two inhabit- Portions Of Body of Man Found in an tal effect In the proceedings. In ist has been the seized on Midway Island. conspiracy, The shipped from Lebl to eastern markets to counsel the only Excavation. political of the palace of Grand Duke ants of a local village were sent to tbe leaders given by Mr. Taft was on the last week. Thla makes three carloads vicinity Washington. The plight of the 509 New York. A burlap bag stamped Nicholas Nlcolalevitch at Peterhof. mouth of the WorowskI river to pro subject of not engaging in further agi- passengers of the Pacific Of this fruit sent east this fall. The machine bore a false number. The tect the fishing Industry, Mall steamtation They with the name "Z. K. Mano, a strip that might make Intervention ship Mongolia, which recently went Consolidated passengers were armed and could not found there Japanese fish poacher! of a woman's Bklrt The Intermountaln the United by States This necessary. an oil cloth and advice he offers Railroad company baa asked for a properly Identify themselves. to all to whom ashore near Midway island, was made most daring exploit of the ma- and arrested them. The Japanese de- table covering are the only Immedi- he gives audience,freely The of party. known to government officials here franchise for the construction of an chine is regardless when an and ate clues to the perpetrator of a reexplanation, Mr. Taft has made It clear that the reported to have occurred at manded a cablegram received electric railroad through Provo. Tsarskoe-Sclo- , where the motorists this waa given one of the Japanese volting murder committed here. by the United States is not seeking to exer- through in this city of the Commer- manager cise Three -- men -- convicted of selling are aatd to have crashed through a stabbed and killed Lieutenant Sotnt control over the or island anv - dismembered The of a man, of Its body fence surrounding the little palace affairs, but he has quoted Pres- - I c,al Cable company. The necessity for liquor to Iddtans, near Vernal, have and made a the en- koff, while his companions were als apparently an Italian, wrapped in the ldent Roosevelts letter to Mr. Que the Immediate rapid trip through been sentenced to 10, 90 and 100 days, closure and out sending of supplies wa cut down. bag, was accidentally found In an ex- sada to the effect that the United made again, presumably in apparent, and the question waa respectively. In the penitentiary. rehearsal for an attempt on the life States a haa whichh 604 cavation at It cannot raised If it would be In West Thirty-sixtduty RACE WAR IN GEORGIA. hiis return from contravention - N. N. Norton, who wag ahot la the of the emperor after street The discovery was made by. shirk. To those whom he has met la of the coastwise navigation laws to the In cruise waters. conference Mr. Finnish Tart has said that now send a relief present hack while, attempting to hold up n ship under foreign regis-Th- e A Number of Nsgroas Boston t the day watchman, and later a sys- la the time to decide whether they matter waa brought to the saloonkeeper (n Salt Lake City, has AMERICANS tematic search by the police disclosed Death By Whits Neighbors. been sentenced to ten years imprison a n,aaa legs from the knees parta . . , , the trVk Atlanta, G a. Four attempts haa iseither upheld nor criticised the I j and down nry department officials were consultand hanl- - These women by principles of either faction. n Mrs. Samuel Regis of Ogdsn mlrao .vT-ied the ( and decision Maloney for Justice of ths news a Fere that reached wrapped 'together-itheresisBnaa T or near the limits of ths within would be no objection to sending tbe .1 nloualy. escaped serious injury In an paper dated Sept 10 and bound about Supreme Court. DEATH SUMMONS STATESMAN. oa Saturday wrought white dtlxeng the bundle waa foreign built cableshlp Restorer, now a of a womans strip automobile accident in Salt Lake City Salt Lake City. At the mass meet- hero , to a at Honolulu, to Midway at once, carAll waa neatly and securely ot Bklrt excitement high pitch when the machine crashed into tele- ing of the American rying needful provisions, supplies and party held la this Tbe assaults of the day followed two tied with a string, suggesting delib- Congressman Robert B. Hitt, of Passes Away. graph pole, wrecking apparatus for the relief ot, on This latter bunThomas' city Friday, Weir, Repub- others of a similar nature within the erate preparation. the Mongolia and passengers. There dle was found under a covering of Dee Workman, of Vernal, attempted lican, of Salt Lake City, was named R. I. Narragansett Pier, Congressare ordinarily less than forty people week and at least half a dozen others hay In an empty freight car at Thirty-sixt- h man suicide while under the Influence of as "the partys candidate for representRobert R. Hitt of Illinois died! on Midway Island, and the influx of two and Hundred One last and street within the months, - liquor, by shooting himself in the head. ative in congress, and Thomas D, avenue. The head and At Ue summer borne here on Thurs- BOO additional population would mean Eighteenth climax Saturday night a brought for Jusof associate a Maloney, Ogden, serious drain on the resources of The wound, although serious, la not day. the thighs of the man are missing. tice of the supreme court. Judge G The mob began Its work early island unless Immediate relief Hetfrt failure, following a long the necessarily fatal. C. Goodwin, who was both temporary were given. the evening, pulling negroes from th FUNSTON SAILS FOR HAVANA. of period Dilworth Toung, aged 9,, was shot and permanent chairman of the meetincreasing physical weakthem with street cars and SCOTCH EXPRESS WRECKED. ness, due to old age, caused the death la the arm by Clarence Olson. In Salt ing, delivered a masterly address, clubs, bricks and beating No stones. Negro Ben But Has Knowledge of Why Ho erf A rally upon assuming the chair. Hitt. Mrs. Lake City, Olson was evidently en- was Congressman Hitt and Is Going. held in the Theatre at night for and women riding to their homes afP her two sons, W. C. Hitt and R. H. Horrible Accident on the Great Northdeavoring to scare the young boy, the purpose of ratifying the choice of er the work of the ruthless-lwere Fla. Brigadier Gen- Hitt, were at the bedside day Jacksonville, When his rifle exploded. ern In England. of the contho convention. torn from the cars and attacked eral Funston Frederick passed gressman when be died. London. The crowded Scotch exIn the Vernal land office 1,700 filings on the streets. In a few cases negroes through Jacksonville Congressman Hitt came here last Sunday after-noonREPUBLICANS NAME TICKET. have been made within the last year Jane and since that time he had been press train on the Great Northern of the retaliated to Port en route during early thq part Tampa, on the government land which was very 111, requiring, most of the time, railway, leaving London Wednesday Howell ter Congress and Frick for Sunight, but after 10 o'clock they were where he will board the steamer Ol- the constant thrown open some time ago for settleattention of nurses and night, was wrecked outside of Grantham at mfflnlght. The train should scarce In public places. The fire de- ivette for Havana. premo Judge. ment under the homestead law. , physicians. His age was 72 years. have stopped at Grantham but failed to dispone out was called said Flinston General partment Salt Lake positively At the City. Republican About four Inches of snow fell at to do so. Shortly after passing the WAS MURDERED BY HU8BAND. no order the had than other he that on Decatur mob a street the street, station the train left the rails and Panful tch on the 17th and caught a state convention, held In this city on War of from order Secretary most frequented by negroes, and for a original then Jumped a bridge. The engln In as to him great amount ofjhe grain standing, do- Thursday, Joseph Howell of Cache Havana Murder to Taft report Mystery of Temeecal Canyon and several coaches were dashed over county was renominated for congress time It seemed to hold the crowd at soon as possible. ing hundreds of dollars damage. Most over Is Being Cleared Up. the embankment, the engine turning P. reserves were called Christensen of this bay. The police Parley It Is possible, said General Funof the wheat was In the stack, how turtle. Several coaches Immediately Loe W. and Francis Angeles. to Flshburn of wishes Taft word city BrigTelegraphic that hold will out and situation ston, the will Secretary and until over, be saved. took fire. Ten persons were killed ham City. Mr. Howell was given 335 ot has been some with confer received to out me Sheriff send White by The mob and sixteen injured. The engineer The skeleton of a man found in Cold votes, on tho first ballot to 157 for troops can be mobilized aware Is as he from the police authorities at Wash- and fireman were the insurgent leaders, crushed under the Water canyon, about six miles east of Christensen and 27 for Flshburn. seemed to lack leadership, and this that I am well acquainted with a large ington, D. C., ef the arrest there of engine and the superintendent of the E. Frick, of 8alt Lake doubtless prevented greater slaughter. were Judge Joseph who Cubans of to be promibelieved number is of that somiv .Ogden, mail car la The failure of waa the successful candidate for At are known to have nent during the last Cuban revolu- Anton Resold, indicted by the grand the brakes tomissing. least 15 man that had suicided, as a bottle City, work properly caused associate justice of the Supreme court, been killed. negroes of Los Jury Angeles for county the the accident tion against Spanish authoty. containing a small amount of lauds defeating Judge Morse. murder of hie wife, Clandle Besold, num was found near by. E8CAPE. HAD NARROW Strikes Match In Pantry whose body waa found In Temescal A Day of Tragedy. Wreck In Montana, Two 8tockmen Hungry Boy Arnold and Dickson, the Salt and Causes Explosion, canyon, near Santa Monica, more than Excelsior Springs, Mo. Three Uvea Fifty-twPeraona alx weeks ago. Besold was employed who have recently gained Being Killed. St. Joseph, Mich. A healthy app- Coach Containing aa a butcher at Santa Monica before were sacrificed in two tragedies which much notoriety through one of the men St. Paul A brief report has been Goes Over Embankment. etite caused the death of hie disappearance early In the sum-me- occurred here. Domestic Smith, trouble striking an aged woman when she ex- received at tho headquarters of the persons Wabash, Ind. Flrty-tw8- - ear-olThe body of Mrs. Besold was caused Joeeph Curry, manager of the son of I,. J Smith of the one them of their ''seances.' Great Northern railroad here of a at posed The boy went into the employed by an amusement company found In the canyon by Posey Hor- Central Sash A Door company of Tohas departed for other fields. ton of Calabaaa, and the case furrearend collision at Cut n.unk, Mont, this city. to get a doug- had a narrow escape from death near nished one of the famous murder mys- peka, Kan., to shoot and kill hla wife Hugh MacKean, of Salt Lake City . In which two stockmen, whose names pantry Sunday night here Sunday, when their coach struck teries of southern and then kill himself. At almost thq hnut. It couldn't find He the tn have not been dark California. Headmaster rejtorted. of has accepted the challenge Joseph Dlnton over an embankfell and ame hour James Farley, a contractor,! derail a and Brakentan On match. a were Critchell struck the shelf, and A. Drouillard of Kansas City to play a aged 40. of this city, walked Into a killed. The caboose and two freight was a pan filled with gnudi v. which ment The coach was held to its GOVERNMENT DONT OBJECT. checker match. The series will be cars of the first train were wrecked had been drue store and poured out a cup of placed there aft.--- rlcanlag perilous position by a telegraph pole, carbolic acid from a bottle played In Kansas City about the end and caught fire. Both trains were some clothing. There was m but was badly damaged. In the Constitutional Democrats of Russia and drank It. Farley waa despondent car of fifteen leave the to The collision occurred scramble of October for a stakec probhbly eastbound. clothe Smith's Young Will Assemble In Finland. taught over the death of hla wife. about It oYtocfc at night. Further de- fire and he was burned t h,5e. the occupants were Injured, none set A 8L tails were lacking. nacall for a Petersburg. riously. The bids for the reserved gllsonlte Appalling Lots of Life. tional convention of Causes Constitutional the Chop In Chicago Art lands on the former Uncorapahgre InRailroad President Does Not Have to Operators Telegraph Hong Kong. The harbor la strewn Democratic w party to elaborate a proBecause dian reservation were opened at tbe Aoklng For Higher Wages. wllh the wreckage thrown upon the Submit to Arrest. of tactics for the gram coming parliawanted a hamburger steak laud office last week. There were hida New York- - William H Newman, Chicago. Operators In the Chicago mentary elections has been toaued by shore. Hundreds of Chinese boatmen served with a pork chop, Y for 112 forty-acrtracts. The land comoffice of the Postal Telegraph the central committee, which hasKeen and their families were saved by the president of the New York Central co. an Italian, who came V brought all the way from $6 to )l.M an railway, was formally arrested on Frivoted to In a Sunday at meeting pany nightly session here for some time. bravery of the police and civilians, acre. Antlgo, tried to kill Jap strike to enforce demands for' In- The congress will be held In Finland, but several thousand of the Chinese day by order of Health Officer Dar- waiter, and was arralgne4 James Lane has been arrested in lington lie was charged with permittcreased wages and Improved working October 6, the committee having been water dwellers must have perished, many within short distances of tbe Ogden on the charge of passing coun- ing- the use of soft coal by the loco- trict court on a chare.' of conditions. . Before the strike is put Informed that the government, realiz- shore. The losses in lives and Intent to commit murder propmeasures can only that terfeit money. Lane Is supposed to motives and roundhouses of this ing repressive schedule the iwed that Rocio into effect, however, in the Bronx serve to strengthen the party, haa erty among the Chinese were appal)- He tM(( protested be the man who has been causing the lng. The police stations In Hongkong restaurant and called f r committee of the Telegraphers un(on abandoned lte Intention of suppressi,ac.i!nst his arrest, mul afterward Dr. with Vice ing the congress and Is are surrounded by Chinese identifying Ogden police department considerable Darlington consented to allow the fore- meat, meaning hamburger 1 , will seek a conference to perwilling trouble for some urae past by circuRnccc President E. J. Nally In an effort to mit of Its meeting anywhere except In their dead. The Chinese take the disman of the roundhouse to appear In er brought him pork aster calmlv. then attacked the waiter v th a knife readjust the differences. lating bogus money. court in his place. 8t Petersburg. The beets In Utah county art anaGot the Best ef ths Auto. Two Smith Accused of Peonage Art Savage By Name and Sava 'Negro Publicly Whipped. JEALOUSY THE CAUSE. lyzing high In sacharlne and tL tonNature. New Before 500' perYork. Caught between two Del. Acquitted. Wilmington, nage per acre will "be much higher who Shoots the cars street and (.hr-.- , at Broadway and Thirty-firs- t Saloonkeeper Jamo negro r Ky. Conley, Charles Instantly Maysvllle, sona. Girardeau Mo sT. Rex Smith Cape than It haa been in the past half dozen sentenced to fifty Kills a Merchant. 13 years, confessed an automobile touring car street, ' years. ago age, few a aged E. and was days James two of the Smllh, Conservative estimates place and to receive San Luis Oblapo, Cal. Joe Wilson, owned by John H. Springer, lessee of brothers who have boon on trial hers deliberately shot and killed his the yield for the Lehi factory at years Imprisonment on, a charge of peonage, were acquit-leof 110,000 tons sin, 'William I 8avage, on Sit unlay thirty lashes for committing an as- a saloonkeeper, shot and Instantly the Grand opera house and. occupied to himself and family, was ground to . Pollock of by any eomplt To the chief of police the hog Judge sault uaon Mrs. Beatrice Frank h and killed F. C. Gilson, a merchant at Cres-to- by John C. Clark, a resideut of Maple-to- n city In tho I loved my cousin, but 1 just wanted her daughter, was publicly whipped conspiracy to deprive about WllSona wlfa and Gilson were in pieces while the occupants marvelousdied last week of old age. The de- forty negroes of their rights. Judge to shoot somebody, so 1 4W without serious Injuries. Newcastle ly him Saturday In the yard of theMore than a buggy when Wilson stopped them, Mr. escaped Springer suffered moat- ,- being ceased was born In Lebou, Conn., Au- Pollock charge the Jury to find the When the shotgun with which the box county working house grabbed his wife by the arm, and, painfully bruised, while tMre. Springer,, defendants guilty If they shot hie cousin was found both bar 1 000 persona clamored for admission pointing a revolver at her gust 28, 1819, and was ST years old. other seven companon, thought the evidence produced by the rcls were loaded and the bammcTv to the workhouse yard. Although the fired two ahots Into his body. Jeal- a son. John H., Jr., and daughtet MrClark was of old Puritan-Yankegovernment sufficient to Indicate that raised. The police say that young lashes were well laid on. they.wero ousy Is assigned as the cause of the Gladya and the chauffeur, though they atock, and his father, JamesCUlw'5 had ron fedet steffagatust the to .htmt carefully distributed so that no Wood act. Wilson Immediately gave Mm-Ml- f received some bruises, suffered more They Bftvage undoubtedly-intende- d from shoe' oni in the war of 1813. : some other person also. "" was drawn. 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