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Show r 1 n I. COALVILLE TIMES DEATH ENDS CAREER N. JACOB PETERSON. 1IIII6 Editor and Manager. COALVILLE III BO UTAH THOMAS H. SENATOR DIES OF MONTANA CARTER SUDDENLY AT WASHINGTON. UTAH STATE NEWS Richfield eohools have opened with an estimated enrollment of 700 In the grade and a good attendance In the high school t'nder the new commission form of city .government the major of Provo will receive qn annual salary ot 1.2 00. according to an ordinance Just introduced. A pouch of United States mail, en route from Port Douglas to the Salt Lake City postofflce was stolen .one day last week, there being apparently no clew to the thief. Posltlona are still open for taelve qualified teachers to the schools of the state, according to the announce Kent of A. C. Nelson, state superintendent of public instruction. Evan Johnson, aged 23 years, was run over by an engine at Elsinore and 'died at Gunnison as he was being rushed to a hospital In Salt Last City In an effort to save his life. A good road movement hag struck Emery county The enterprising residents of that part of the state want better reads, and if hustling can do anything they are going to have them. The long fight over the appointive offices of Logan seems to have ended by the resignation of Ezra Eames. who has been act.ng as marshal The fight has been In court since January Waa the DOUBT Augusta, Me. Complete official returns from the special election held on September 11. w hen Maine voted on the repeal of the constitutional as canamendment, prohibitory vassed by the governor and council Monday night, showed a majority ot votes in favor of repeal. twenty-siVarious discrepancies were found in the official returns as compared by with the tabulations compiled the secretary of state's office. The latter indicated a majority for repeal of 136. Some doubt remains as to the cor rectness of the returns, and Governor Plaisted announced that city-an- d town clerks would be given twepty dajs to check the results. VJith the result standing os close a correction In the vote In any of the several towns would have a decided effect upon the majority, and in the cases of Westfield and Athens would the result be sufficient to turn against repeal. Unless Conditions Improve, It It Be lieved Congress Will Refuse to Grant Petition for Postpon-men- t of the Election. Statesman Ostlngulshed First Representative Elected From Montana, and Had Served Two Terms in the U. S. Senate. IN Canvassing Board Declares Maine la "Wet by Majority of C6, But Further'Count Will Be Made UPRISING IN PICHLCO, WHILE JP -BRIDGES ARE BLOWN BY ZAPATAS MEN. FORMER IS STILL RESULT x Mexico City Unless conditions in Washington Former United States Senator Thomas 11 Carter of Mon Mexico become much more dlstuibed within the next few das It Is gen tana, for years a notable and picturesque character In national politics, eraljy believed congress will refusfl onee chairman of the Reputdican na to grant the petition of tne anti-M- a tional committee and since last year deristag to postpone the special elec chairman of the American section of tion. the International commission, died at . Riots are reported from time to bla home here on Sunday. He was time and the activities of the Zapat 57 years old. latas In the south, the Magonistas In Mr Carter had been under the care the north and disgruntled bands in of a physician for months. He was the state of Vera Cruz and elsewhere able to go about, Ehwever, and his serve to remind the government that ailment, a filling of the lungs with peace Is not entirely restored. Notclotted blood, did not become acute withstanding existing conditions, how ntil about a week ago ever, the deputies appear to believe caWILL WOUNDS STOLYPIN NOT PUNISH DOG remarkable DIES FROM WILEY that Mr. Carter had a postponment of the election would reer. It extended over twenty two result In far worse conditions. ial offlt and of congressional fears On Sunday a band of Zapata's men life at Washington. This embraced blew out two bridges on the railroad service as the first representative Russian Premier Succumbs to Bullet Presldsnt Hae No Word of Criticism, connecting Puebla and Cuautla. ReBut Many a Word of Praiso for sleeted from Montana, two terms in Wounds Inflicted by Asaaein ports from Chiapas tell of an upristhe United States senate and execuPure Food Export. During Data Performance ing In Pichulco. The town was sacked of. the tive positions as commissioner by the rebellious 'mob for whose ex general land office, chairman of thy istence the only excuse given is disin the committee national Republican Kiev. The Russian premier; Peter Beverly, Mass The resignation of content second and unsuceasful campaign of A. Stolypin, died Monday night from Dr. Harvey V. Wiley, chief of the butor the presiBOOSTING FOR THE WEST. Benjamin Harrison , l, mo. the bullet wounds of an asaaedn dur- reau of chemistry in the department of the board of Unit- president dency; Mangled beyond all recognition, the ing a gala performance at the nunid-pa- l of agriculture and probably the best Special Train Carrying Western Gov- body of n man about 35 years old, theatre ott the evening of Septea known pure food expert in the governor to Visit Eastern Cities. her. 14. Almost until the last Premier ernment sertTce, will not be asked for weighing 250 pounds, was found on ber 20 on a j,000 mile tour to Chicago, the Oregon Short Line railroad track Rloiyptn was conscious and for balf by President Tartrdepslte recommenSt. Paul Former Governor Brady near Ogden. There is no clue to his ait hour during the early part of the dations that It be requested, made by of Idaho, Reilly Atkins, secretary of bethe board bla of the departidentity. personnel evening his wife alone waa at ment and Indorsed by Attorney Gen- the Boise Commercial club, and L. Y dside. for Peach day are Preparations Hill announce that plans have been to eral WIckersham. The decided firbt at authorities under full blast at Rrlgham City. The condign punishment conceal the news of the premiers for Dr. perfected for the running of the GovEverybody Is working overtime to get death until Tuesday morning, fearing Wiley which Mr. WIckersham held to ernors special to eastern cities and ready for the big event which it Is outbreaks. claimed will eclipse anything of its This wu be necessary, will not be meted out land shows this fall. The tram, con found to be Impossible, gnd after the by the chief executive. The presi- sisting of four exhibition cars, one kind ever held anywhere announcement was made all the atten- dents opinion, carrying no word of observation-ca- r, dining car, two stand The pear crop of Utah county Is tion of the officers was centered on criticism for Dr. Wiley, but many a ard sleeping cars and a baggage car, three or four times as heavy aa In wordxrf praise, was made public here will start from St Paul aoout Novem the protection of the Jews. 1909 and 1910. About thirty cars of com New Friday. There is no indication in it Pittsburg, Philadelphia, of Jewish York, the, Representatives pears will be shipped from the county and beg that the president feels that he turn- Cincinnati, Washington, Rochester,. for which the growers will receive munlty were ged for protection,, and 30,000 troops ed down Mr. Wlckersham by not ac- Buffalo, Indianapolis and about twenfrom 925 to $50 a ton, according to He ex- ty other eastern cities. were poured into Kiev to preveit e- cepting hia recommendation. the quality. The purpose of this tour will be to that bat the plains xcesses. The Is attorney generals depressed, city In the year of 1911 there will he calm. M. Kokovsoff. the minister of findings in the case were made with extend a cordial invitation to the peohipped from he slate approximately finance, who was appointed acUngpre-rale- r less complete data than was before ple of the epet to visit the west and 1,000 cars of peaches. 700 cars vf apget acquainted with its scenic, agriafter M. Stolypin waa abqt,bas him when he took it up.. ples, 50 cars of pears and 0 cara ot cultural and Industrial attractions. toear-loua circular sent to peremptory plums and prunes. These will bring Dr. Wiley Pleaeed. THOMAS H. CARTER. The governors in the party will be governors on the malntenapo of op mil Mtaov-ior- r Bluemont, Va. It la a complete Johnson, California; Hawley, Idaho; It believed order. is that eT" States commls8ioners To7" Gift r Reports thus far received from the trtirt)pportted HAttfil4fiLjQffegqaNoiTia Montana; Hay, Louisiana Governor General Trepoff Jaa bsued W. Wiley when Informed of the pres- Washington; purchase exposition at St. Eberhart, v Minnesota; larger producing belts of ths state, Louis Is dectslon. The ident's doctor and since last March chairman a, puhllc. notice that disorderi illl spend- Burke, North Dakota; Shafroth, Colowarrant the assertion that this years fruit crop will he about up to ths f the newly created International not be tolerated and stringent regula- ing a vacation on hia mountain farm. rado; Spry, Utah; Carey, Wyoming; Joint Commission, American Section, tions are published forhlddbg tbs carOddle, Nevada, and Vessey, South Danormal, with better prices prevailing WILL SUE LOS ANGELES TIMES. kota. especially charged with Canadian rying of arms. and a production of better quality la boundary matters. many sections. Widows -- of Victims of Explosions KILLED BY RACING AUTO. An Ohioan by birth, an Iowan by TAFT ISSUES CHALLENGE. Steps are being taken by the friend to McNamara Will Charged a and Montanan adoption before long of Lotbalr Packard an Ogden boy 18 Nine Meet Death ahd Fourteen Are Claim Damages. that was admitted to state- Asks Opponents to Help Hm in Bears of age, to present his claim for hood, territory Injured When Machine Driven by Extension of Civil Sendee. Mr. Carter Jumped to the front Los Angeles. With the filing Sata hero medaihefore the Carnegie almost from Oldfielff Leave Track. on behalf of of the outset of his work three petitions Detroit. President Taft on Mon- urday hero medal commission. Young Fack-ar- d In congress. Perhaps the most re- day plunged into the polttcal phase two widows and one father, whose N. Y. Nine persons were Syracuse saved a girl ' from drowning tn markable of husbands and son recently perished killed qnd fourteen Injured, some of all of his forensic of his long trip through the Ogdencanyon. achievements was his defeat of a big and delivered one of ' the set in the destruction of the building of them Seriously, as the result of an acWHi an average dally output of river and b&rbor bill speeches which may have a deter- the Los Angeles Times by dynamite cident during the appropriation closing miles of a 30.000 cans of fruit to each factory, which be on October 1, 1910, comes to light the fifty-milregarded as a political mining effect upon his future. automobile race at the state ten canneries are now In full opera- grab measure during the McKinley Mr. Taft chose the trusts for his fact that several suits will be brought fair track Saturday afternoon, when tion In Weber county. Over GOO peo- administration. Harrison a Knox against the Times-Mirro- dler' first speeih and outlined bis racing car, driven by Lee Oldple are being given employment In President .McKinley did not favor regarding this Issue. In a position Harry-ChanOtis for and second Gray field, leaped from the track, crashed the ten factories, most of them being the bill ami Mr. Carter, alwayk a emspeech he answered the charge that damages for the loss of lifeof through the fence surrounding It and women nod children. , itrong administration supporter, be- he has used patronage to farther his ployes who perished in the flames plunged Into the throngs that lined alwill Although the season Is not yet far gan a speeth against it at 10 50 own ends and to soon be filed The suits the men challenged the other side of the speedway. to oclock at night and talked continu- who had made the on enough advanced for frultmen part of the charge to come for- lege negligence Six of the nine people were killed form aa absolutely correct estimate ously until noon of the day following, rein Times company, particularly ward and Join him in so extension outright and three others were so of the peach crop this year, yet they when the session of congress expired. of the civil service practically to all gard to the contSructlon of the build- badly injured that they died on the .all agTeq that.. the harvest will fall As a lieutenant of Senator s Aldrich, be which ItWill resulted alleged ot flees under the govern- ing, way to the hospital. far short of that of last year. This The Republican leader 'of the senato appointive Mr. Taft's free use of the in or contributed to the death of ment. refers to the entire peSch crop ot for many years, he also did notable word I challenge Mariners Subsisted on Seale. a camgave work. Utah. to his utterances which Gras. ring at paign Mardl Punta Jinks Arenas, Chile The captain igh An Information charging Henry More Prfvileges for Settlers. seemed to delight his hearers. and fifteen of the crew of the GerAfteT ew of a York. frenzy night Soulhworth with murder In the first Boise. Idaho. All southern Idaho Is ever before equaled at a celebration man bark Thekla, which was wreckAviators Having Trouble- degree hag been" Bled at Ogden. the Coney Island mardi gras, dur- ed last July on the rocks off Staten of Southworth shot and Instantly killed l.bbling over with enthusiasm ai a New' York C. P. Rodgera result of the assurances Secing which 400,000 persons battled the Island, near Terra del Fuego, arrived given by E L. (Ned) Hanks, manager of the of the interior Walter L. Pish-- r J. Ward, the aviators who ard fly- length of Surf street, 220 prisoners here Sunday on board a transport. retary Don Philipplnl band, at Glenwood that he proposes to construe the ing ti the Pacific coast frpfn New were arraigned in court Sunday They had spent nearly two months park. Ogden, the evening of Aug reclamation laws and the rules of his York to San Francisco forAne Hearat charged with tearing hats from wo on a desert island and their sole ust 12, of $50,000, are companions In department In favor of the settler, prize toens heads and throwing confetti means of subsistence were seals. . A terrific hailstorm was experienced Rodeej flyer Is a mixed-witthat where It is found that the laws misfortune pepper into womens e.ves Three Killed in Riot. at Plain City one day last week, the work wreck at Midd&ton, where he all of the pepper victims weie hardship on the settler he will landed Nearly tomato and fruit crops being consider- do Monterey, Mex Three men- were after Monday an Initial all in his power to have the laws automobilists watching the killed and eighteen wounded in Monably damaged. The storm continued nodlfled. flight of alumteighty miles from the wealthy from ears along the curb. One terey Saturday, throng for twenty minutes, hailstones as during the hecpsheasK Roy race track, ad hundred n grite were--seof the prisoners w hich degenerated French Army Ready for Campaign, j Ward Isat Corning, about, 2S0 mi ieS large as hickory nuts falling and covcelebration, into a in terms to tenced jail. ript. The riot began With the ston ering the ground with Ice to a depth Paris A foreign military authority fromew Yo,k wlth th nsine',6f ll1 of several inches. H( hine po badly burned of high Ing of windows, and when the pc lice It tlla) a and Soldiers Boycot Cheyenne. standing witness of the to disperse the crowd they attempted During the present year, according French army manetivres declares that Because the Colo Beattie in Richmond Jail. Denver, Obey were fired on. to the report of the fruit tree inspec- the French army is In complete reajKT Richmond. Ya.- - Ileniy yiay Beat- - enne (Wyo.) Stfcdt' Railway comp any tor, about 3,000 young peach trees Iness for a midwinter campaign. This Disastrous Blaze at Gc'dfield. tie, Jr, the convicted wife murdered, sees fit to charge a 10A. cent fare from In Cache valley. opinion, he says, is sustained h his -- have been set-o- ut D. Fort to three was brou-ht- to Jtussell, Cheyenne thia Fire originating in Goldfield, Nev eUy Eunday In The larger this year than It observation during the maneuvers. He an automobile 700 soldiers from that a tailor miles distant, a and sheriff by shop burned a "half dozen deputy has been on account of the Increased declares the French army la in better on Saturday chartered downtown buildings here Sunday and number of new trees that are Just fighting trim than theGdrman army placed in the Richmond city Jail, military post where un- a special train and came to Denver to threatened the entire business seche remain will presumably beginning to bear. til he is removed to the penitentiary do their monthly shopping. tion Among the buildings guttel Rioting inVienna. The state capltol commission has was the Turf saloon, an old time headfor execution. Vienna. Traceable to the decided do invite twenty-tand Haunted high Unhealthy. Utah quarters of mining slock promoters. architects, These parts are Disregarded Warning. twenty of whom have price of the necessaries of life, riots Chickasha, Okla broke ' out Sunday and many persons Will Oppose Nelaon. offices In Salt Lake, to compete In Prescott. Arie Whim leaning out haunted and are generally unhealthy were killed or wounded Troops fired .from the platform of a coach on an for negroes. furnishing plans for the new capltol This notice, signed St. Paul, Minn. Daniel W. Lawler, , .v 0 hich had erected bar- - ( east bound authorised by the last legislature. Walter citizens. found posted In a negro former mayor of St. Paul, has' filed passenger train, 8even architects firms from outside rlcades In ihe street There was a Patten, Bon of E. L. Patten of PiW-eott- , farming community north of here his affidavit with the secretary of the state bar already been selected fierce exchange of bullets and the solwas struck by a bridge timber Saturday, has so alarmed the negroes state as a canddate for Unted States diers were relted with all sorts ot and to receive Invitations. killed near HoHtban i"anF of .them are leaving the senator to succeed Senator Knnfe instantly The Utah State Federation of missiles. Nelson. Springs Junction. community. y Labor, at the convention at Ogden, Earles Fourth Affinity. . Wife Suicide. Back to Prison. Kettenbach Acquitted. ' Despondent unanimously endorsed the Socialist New York. with his fourth affinRedwood City, Cal Twenty years Salt Lake City. Disheartened over Idaho: Frank Kettenbach, Boise, psrty and pledged itself to use every ity, the third of whom he made his in a stat penitentiary former president of the Lewiston Na- continued failure to secure her husImprisonment available means to disseminate the wife, Ferdinand Plnney Earle-arrive- d was the sentence Impoi tional bank, tried In the federal court bands promise to abstain from strong socialist propaganda Into every affili- from Europe under a pseudonym on C Creelish, a former c here on the charge of falsifying re- drink, Mrs. Alice Lee ended her life ating labor union in the state. Saturday and went to the Hotel Marie 27 shot and se: July ports to the comptroller, was Friday Sunday afternoon by shooting herself After fleecing Salt Lake business Antoinette. In the right temple. Mrs. Leon Cuggenhel acquitted on all five counts. men put of more than $500, It Is alArizona Millionaire Suicides. Killed at Crossing. leged, by the Issuance of bogus drafts Aged Woman Dray is Herself. , Serious Situation In Spain. Les Angeles, Cal Martin Costello, Arthur O. Root, until recently a trustIn The strike situation Milwaukee, ""Wis Four Cal. L iving her bed persons Thermallto, Jdadrid. ed traveling agent of the firm of sixty five, of Tombstone, Arts, prom- In the Odd Fellows' ho1 e Thurs-year- s Biibao and throughout the province were Instantly killed and two injured early Jodd A Root of Hartford, Conn., deal inent for more than a quarter of a of age, of Biscay grows more alarming with when the bnggy In which they were day. Mrs. C. Hahn, t ers tn vcol. has disappeared and is century In development work In the of a fish to San pond each days developments, despite the riding was struck by an eist-bcui- l Finclsco, wen' sruthwert end to be a multi- on the grounds, being sought by the police, Soo train gt RirhfUJd necr this n in two feet rigorous measures resorted to by the d' lay millionaire, sb t himself Saturday. cltv. Sunday. of water and was drs ned. rovernmenL , CONGRESSMAN MADISON DEAD. Kansas Representative Succumbs to Attack of Heart Disease. Dodge City, Kan Edmond H. Malison, representative from the Seventh Kansas district in congress, died at the breakfast table at his home here Mr. Madison was attacked Monday. while eating breakfast with his wife His wife hastened to atd him, but he died almost Instantly, with her arms antl-Jewls- h panlc-etrlcke- s m.ealdt ' e r, -- . anJ. h - ylt-hU- ' .. i -- tc-ut- ed . E. JH. MADISON x Congressman TThnl .ScvenUi 4 District of Kansas. clasped about him. He did not otter a word after the first attack. Congressman Madison had not been in good health for a year. He was a of member of the labor committee the house, and was also a member ot the special committee which Invests gated Secretary Ballinger of the Interior department. Congressman Madison was arranging to accompany President Taft on his Kansas tour next week. Gave Dying Womai Chloroform. ouz Kissimee, Pa tWe helped friend out of this life at her owrn request. She was In the last stages of tuberculosis, she was suffering, and at best had only a few days more to live. This was the Jinal statement given out hero Monday by Elizabeth Sears and E. B. Gillespie, members of the Shaker colony who to dying administered chloroform Sadie Marchant recently. Havoc Wrought by Storm. Two were Chicago. persons killed, twenty others injured and a property damage of $500,000 resulted early Monday from a storm which was a remarkable combination of lightning, thunder, wind, rain and hail. Imprisoned Miners Rescued. Leadville Colo. Fred. Cask!, Andrew Perle and Nat Jacobson, the miners who were impr soned-i-n the Morning Star mine for sixty hours, as the result of a cave in, were rescued Monday. Their rescus waeef-tected- through a hole made in the obstruction in the shait. -- Soldiers Patrol Streets' of Vienna. Vienna Vienna is in the hands of the military authorities yhe garrl- son has been reinforced regiments and all the palaces anl public buildings are guarded Martial law has been declared in the Ottakring d. strict Two Killed in Duel. 'Tpton, Wyo. As the result of a rifle and shotgun duel last Saturday two miles from Thornton, Wyo M. Whiteman Is dead and Edward Kos-te-r is dying. Both mefl were ranchers and they became Involved In a quarrel over fence Lnes. , Car Plunged Over Precipice. Kansas City, Mo. Two persona were killed and third probably fatally injured when a street car leaped from the tracks and plunged over a h'll at Fifth and Bluff strees 100-fo- here Monday night. Burned Baby Sister to Death. Charlotte. N. C. The burning of the $ year-olchild of E. G. Friday a far mer of Irodell, by her .brother, 4 years old. came to light Monday. The older child deliberately Ignited the clothing of his baby sister ' d $ - |