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Show TKEMONT TIMES BYC.L TRBMONTON 8H ERM AN. UTAH. UTAH STATE NEWS A carload of holly from Delaware was received In Salt Lake last week and was disposed of to local dealers. Richfleld's building boom seems to grow daily. A new opera house to cost $20,000 is now being promoted. The Southern Pacific has ordered constructed rolling stock which will cost in the neighborhood of $0,000,000. Salt Lake City is in the grip of a coal famine, and much suffering may result if the weather should turn cold. A number of the young men of Grantsville got together recently and Bpent a day chopping wood for the CI LANDS THE 1! THE CURRENCY 01 t is Modified Vigilance Will be Exercised in Accept ing Proofs, So That There May Be No Necessity for Further Scan dais in Acquiring Coal Lands. The V CHARGED PREDICTED IN MEASURE EXCEPTION Order of Interior Department Withdrawing Large Areas in We REPORT FAVORABLE PARIS DISTUR8AKCES DID POSSIBILITY OF NOT OCCUR WAR WITH JAPS KILLING BROWN Republicans of the House Committee Agree to the Bill Advocated by the American Bankers Association. The house ocommlttee Washington on banking and currency has decided to make a favorable report on a credit currency bill which is but slightly; different fiom the measure advocated tiv the American Hankers' association. Ten republicans attended the committee meeting and all supported the measure agreed upon, while the four democrats present opposed it. The democrats In attendance were Representatives Glass of Virginia, Lewis of Georgia, Gillepaie of Texas and of South Carolina. In tin- bill advocated by the bankers it was provided that a tax of 2 per cent should be paid by national banks on credit currency, equal to twenty five iter cent of their capital.' The committee increased the tax on such bank notes to three per cent. No change was made in the provision that the national bank may also take1 out a further amount of national bank guarantee credit notes, equal to 12 per cent of its capital, with interest at the rate of five per cent. Another change of importance made by the committee is one providing that national banking institutions desiring to take out credit notes, and having notes outstanding in excess of 62:4 per cent of their paid up capital, may redeem such excess without reference to the limitation of $:!.(00,000 each month prescribed by the act of July Woman Responsible for Death of Prominent Lawyer Has a Hearing. From Verdict Was That Utah Came to His Death at the Hands of Mrs. Bradley, who Now Occupies a Cell Sunday Passed Without any Serious Rioting in French Capital Over the Church Separation Law. disturbances serious ensue on would that thought the first Sunday under the law separating church and state, were not realized. The services in the city in particular passed off quietly. There was a notable increase in the size of the congregations and in them were large bodies of men who were determined forcibly to prevent the interruption of masses by rowdies. There were only a few cases where rowdies entered the churches wearing their hats, and they were promptly ejected and arrested. t Reports from the provinces show-thathere was grea' excitement at L.aj,e processions, many places. chanting psalms, accompanied the from the churches. clergy to and Counter demonstrations took place in several cities, notably Parpignan and Amiens, where the Catholics and free thinkers came into collision, necessitating interference by the police, who quickly dispersed the crowds. Several of the demonstrators were injured. Bishop De Briy, while receiving the official notice to leave the bishopric of Manx, suffered a violent nervous shock and fell unconscious. Later, however, he recovered. Paris The It was Germans Think Uncle Sam Would Have Hard Contest Against Obstacles. Germans Think Japs Will Take Philip, pine Islands and That United States Will be Forced Into War Upon Sea and Land With Brown Men. on president Mrs. Anna M. Brad Washington to the interior Berlin. Among German military Arthur shot ley, who department to modify its order withnaval officers the possibility of a and Brown of Utah, in the Hotel Raleigh, drawing from all forms of entry large conflict between the United States on December 8, was called before the) areas of public lands in the west reand Japan has been quitg freely dis;oroner's jury on Thursday. The in- poor. ported by the geological survey to be cussed and the professional views takjuest was one of the quickest on recThe child of John Van underlaid with coal, so that in future en seem to be that Japan would take tnirty-flvconsumed minutes rd, being Woerkom, of Ogden, fell into a tub or entries upon these lands may be made the Pihilippine islands and place upon In taking testimony and identifying boiling water and was scalded to under all forms of entry excepting as the United States the necessity of the prisoner. Mrs. Bradley was identi death. to coal land filings. Vigilance will be conducting across the Pacific profied by four witnesses to the scene in A determined effort is being made exercised in accepting proofs to deter Brown's room immediately after the longed sea and land campaigns, which to suppress gambling in Ogden Seven- mine whether the lands sought to be would call for immense expeditions shooting and was then excused. Her teen men were arrested one night last acquired are more valuable for coal or in was the borne witt against natural obstacles. It was part proceedings other mineral deposits than for agriireek for gambling. known here in June that the British evident composure, although she Elaborate preparations are being cultural purposes. leaned heavily on the arm of the mat admiralty had considered theoreticalE. E. Clark, interstate commerce made for a Christmas dinner to be ron of the house of detention, who ly the possibility of war between Jawhen asked what pei commissioner, and the United States as likely given the Salt Lake newsboys by centage of coal lands in the west her ordeal. the pan accompanied during to occur within twenty-fivyears, and Bamuel Newhouse. The verdict stated briefly that had been acquired unlawfully, said some of the Brush naval men are reHe was he to not say. prepared The last share of the Provo CarBrown came to his death as a result ported to have expressed the belief areas had been secured a gunshot wound in the abdomen of IN ROME. RIOTOUS SCENES company has thought large that the contest would occur within riage Manufacturing honestly, while much lands had been five years. In any case, it is certain been subscribed and the company will obtained by various evasions ot tne luilicted by Anna M. Bradley, in the Raleigh hotel. December 8, and or Thousands of Italians Friendly to that several European foreign officers letter of the law. In Wyoming he said Incorporate at once. are at present making inquiries redered her held for action by the grand France Make Demonstration. The board of directors of the Weber the government had received, as a the temper of the Japanese garding Jury. their due, rule, general just Rome. Thousands of demonstrators Club has instituted a movement to seAs soon as the inquest was conclud people and the government of Japan. while in Utah and Colorado the evied Mrs. Bradley was taken to the dis friendly to France and of cure the headquarters of the Pacific dence disclosed that large areas had 12, 1882. HABIT OF EXTRAVAGANCE. trict jail, where she was searched and tendencies, gathered Sunday night in Hankers estimate the amount of adbeen taken up as state lands for agriFruit Express for Ogden. sold at ditional currency which the measure taken to the hospital on the second the piazza adjoining the Farnese pallater cultural and purposes, William Greening, an employe at Justice Brewer Lifts a Warning Voice floor, having partially collapsed from would afford at $200,000,000. 2.50 an acre as agricultural or grazthe strain of the day's proceedings ace, the seat of the French embassy, to People of America. the City and County building in Salt ing lands to railroads and big coal and shock of Brown's death. She in an endeavor to express their pleas-usGREAT BRITAIN INTERESTED. Lake, fell from a ladder while washcompanies, when in reality they were New York. "We are busy denouncsoon recovered her usual equanimity at France's action toward the very valuable for coal deposits. ing windows and fractured his leg. but the most dangerous of was in and trusts, cell. a later ing placed church. London Press Paying Much Attention The grand jury, which will take the A match between Cyclone is the trust in the future to all them ThompThe whole EQUITY OF LOCAL RATES. Rome of was American-Japanesto garrison Affairs. next step in the procedure in Mrs. son and Maurice Thompson has been the demon-strant- s pay debts," said Justice David J. s case, is now in session and employed to disperse Bradley London. The British editor press, definitely arranged for New Year's 6upreme Court Decides Case Involvan indictment charging her with mur and protect the Vatican, which Brewer of the Supreme cert of the ially and through its correspondents ve in the Grand opera house in Og der will be submitted to it by District is surrounded by cavalry, and the United States Sunday at a meeting ing Powers of Railroad Comin the United States, is paying keen Attorney Baker as soon as it can be den. missions. bridges to the apostolic palace are of the People's Forum of New Ro attention to American-Japanesredrawn. If an indictment is found by barricaded by troops. All the streets chelle. of Arthur Hayes, formerly Oguen. Washington. in the case of the lations, and Ambassador Aoki's the grand jury' her case will come up leading to the Palace Famese are pro"Our great expansion and rapid solicitor of internal revenue, is being Alabama & Mississippi Railroad comin May or June. for trial tected by soldiers with fixed bayonets. at the American Asiatic sociin population and resources onsidered by the president for ap- pany vs. the Mississippi railroad com- speech growth The led a dozen demonstrators, by of commerce and Labor ety, secretary "THRU" NEW WITH SYSTEM. are radical socialists memand Assistant as developing a habit of extravaAttorney mission, the supreme court entered a Metcalf's republican pointment report on the San Francisbers of the chamber of deputies, ingance. We have been most unwisely General. decision Monday in support of the con- co dispute, and President Roosevelt's Roosevelt Will Drop Simplified Spell cluding Prince Borghese, after vainly discounting the future. The Park City union of the Western tentions of the state. attempting to break the cordon, pro message on the school situation in ing Owing to Action of Congress "We are trembling on the verge of The case involved the right of the vided themselves with candles and Federation of Miners recently purCalifornia, are discussed with some resocial and political changes. wondrous Washington. Simplified spelling formed a into mode fix inton 3 to Hat a rate of chased the property north of its pre- commission procession, concern. ceived a final quietus in the house on ing the Miserere as an indication of Those most important, most profoundsent office, and will commence the cents per mile per hundred pounds on The Tribune thinks President Thursday. The subject has been un the death of clericalism, admidst cries ly involving the social, business and do not carload lots of grain from Vicksburg Roosevelt's firmness and life of the erection of a hail at once. tolerance der more or less continuous discus of "Long live France," "Lone live political from railroad republic, to Meridian, both in Mississippi. The rates and respring and "Down Clemenceau," with the Vati J. W. Lyons, a dope fiend and a action while the sion on the floor and in committee can. of the commission in making have had their reward, bates, inspection of packing houses, prisoner at the Ogden city jail, com the rate was based upon the allega- weakness of M. Stolypin, the Russian since congress convened, but it was Deputies Costa and De Felice tried the coal trust or the Standard Oil Far more profound and mitted suicide by hanging himself tion that the Vicksburg road was in premier, is a pledge for peace al- brought to sudden termination company. to harangue the people, but the police by a vital is the building up in this nation most as valuable as President Rooseinterfered. With his hankerchief and a belt tied the habit of giving that figure to patresolution favoring the return to the rons who also gave their business to velt's firmness and popularity. of a universal body of honest, into the iron cross-ba- r above his cell LONG GRIND ENDED. the Shreveport & Pacific road, an al"We may afford to dismiss both old standard of orthography, adopted telligent, patriotic citienship. In our door. success i nthis direction lies the promlied concern, while the rate to the the Russian and the American scares lust before the house adjourned. It John Finholm, a miner, was ser- other patrons was 10 cents per hun- from our minds," says the Tribune, was understood that this action had Utah Riders Win Honors and Coin in ise and the prophecy of the future." dred. The Mississippi supreme court "but nonetheless the recent rumors been taken as a result of an interview at the Jup sustained iously injured by a cave-iBicycle Race. with the president in which he had WILL PLACE BLAME. the action of the commis- are far from agreeable or assuring." iter mine, his collar bone being frac sioners and that finding is upheld. New York. The Salt Lakers in the said that if the house should go on COAST DEFENSE NOT EFFICIENT. record against the new system he six-datured, several ribs crushed, and one bicycle race, which ended Governor of Washington Will Investiwould abandon it. The resolution RAN VESSEL ONTO ROCKS. leg so badly crushed that amputation gate Coal Shortage. Sunday night, never acquitted them Additional Officers and Men Needed. was adopted unanimously. was necessary. selves with more glory. The Hopper-DowninSeattle. Owing to the continued Says General Murray. Willard Dexter, while mining coal in Passengers and Crew Landed Safely team, which finished second, scarcity of coal throughout this state. Congressmen Not Averse to Accepting But Suicides. Captain Washington. "Both the coast de what is known as the Dexter Brothers was beaten out for first place by a Governor Albert E. Mead has appointIncrease in Salary. fense and the artillery are badly deKingston, Jamaica. The Hamburg-Americamine, at Coalville, was seriously inThe house is seemingly margin of a few Inches. Clark of the ed a committee of special officers to Washington. ficient in both personnel and materline steamer tourist is It stated by those present jured. team, was a dangerous con investigate the shortage, place the Inclined to raise the salaries of the Victoria Louise, from New ial, neither is in even approximately members as testant in the mile sprint, which de- blame and invoke the state laws, if that about ten hundred pounds of coal as well those of the vice cided the winner. It was known that necessary, to York, Dec. 12, for this port, went proper condition for instruction in fell upon him. bring relief. The pertime of peace, much less in condition president, speaker, senator and cabi he considerable reserve sonnel of the committee is as follows: possessed ashore Monday night ofT Port Royal for reasonable efficient service in net officers. Ruben Worlton, who was the most Before resuming con power and was closely watched by H. A. while on her way back to New York. war, and the time necessary to put sideration of the Fairchild, chairman of the railseverely scalded of the three young legislative, judicial Fogler, Rutt and Downing. He failed In accounting for the stranding of either In the latter condition is not and executive te J. S. Lawrence and time bill the last on way men injured at the sugar factory at commission; appropriation sprint properlv and the steamer, it is that, she a matter of days or weeks, but of Thursday Mr. Littauer of New YTork although he spurted desperately, he J. S. McMillan, members ol 'tne railLehi recently, was not so seriously Was without a pilotexplained and the captain years. endeavored to have a resolution adoptouiu not nnish better than seventh. way commission; John D. Atkinson, Brigadier General Arthur Murray, ed providing for taking up the ques Samuelson. who was very wearv, Injured as at first reported, and will was in charge. Ho followed a wrong was attorney general; David Bottirig, minbe out in a fortnight. course and piled her up on the rocks ihlef of artillery, thus summed up the tion in committee of the whole, but easily beaten out for eighth position ing inspector; C. F. Hubbard, labor of rendition hours-latehis arm of the under Two the Just service in Mr. Underwood of Alabama objected by v aithour. lighthouse. commissioner; John Arrasmith. grain Sanfonl L. Ives, a prominent real the captain locked himself in his annual report, made public on to its consideration in committee. Utah was represented bv five riders inspector; Ortes Hamilton, adjutant He estate man of Ogden. dropped dead in his cabin and blew out his brains, The auuumj, iic Hays h cannot tie too Bald, however, he would make no ob- in the closing sprint, the national Washington largest num general of his office from an attack of heart officers of the ship and the German strongly urged that appropriate to its discussion in the house ber of any other section of the entire jection guard: Herbert Huntley, horticultural be Obtained to make good the after the bill was consul here made ineffectual efforts Mr. Ives was dictating letfailure commissioner, and F. A. Clark, oil reported by the com world. deficiencies and to correct the defects mittee of the whole. ters at the time and passed away to hush up the news of the tragedy. referred to. Polish Rebellion Crushed. Within ;i few moments. IMPRISONMENT CLAUSE. Interstate Takes up Land Question. Commerce Commission Congress in Work on the telephpue.line between Warsaw, Russian Poland Reports Negro Held Bondage. to Asked Send to Porto W ashington The Expert on house Thurs received from points throughout Rus Panguitch and Maiysvale is comHouse Commitee Improves Upon the Jackson, Miss. An unusual peonage Rico. a resoluton day adopted calling upon sian Poland show that the govern pleted. A branch line is also being Charge was filed Tuesday in the fedTillman Bill. Ihe seen tarj of the interior for a com Governor Winthrop of Washington ment's policy of firmness has been extended across Piute county from eral court a Dan by negro. The Tillman bill for Washington January, plete description of all public lands Porto Rico had a conference with in successful Junction to Kingston, at the request the last of subduing bidding national banks and other cot against James Patrick, a fat.ner. The which have been withdrawn or remembers of the interstate commerce Of the citiens of the latter place. the sparks of revolution. potations authorized by congress as affidavit, alleges that January was held served from entry since July 1, 190G The smoldering on Saturday regarding railway affairs was result accomplished at a ter Orderville, Kane county, is now put- well as corporations In general from in servliludo with his wife and six together with the reasons for such child rcn by Lv D. Carter for a action. The resolution also calls for rible cost to the Polish peoDle the on the island. Rates and otner feaperiod ting the finishing touches to its new contributing to election funds m of about tures of the system are unsatisfacyears: that Carter th..n a tabulated statement of the areas number of victims being estimated water system and will soon be enjoy considered on Monday by the house sold him iwo to Patrick for $1 .9ii9.it:, and withdrawn for various tory, and it is charged that there are in at thousands. Business has purposes become discriminations of various kinds prelug the convenience of a well con- committee on elections of p rcsi d r n Patrick refused to release him from each public land state and territory, the trades and industries stagnant, vice president. which decided OllStodj until the debt was and the total areas withdrawn in are bankrupt, and the masses are dis- vailing. The government is anxious structed pipe line conducting the water and cancelled. unanimously to report th" matter fa January charges that he whs that the Interstate commerce commisall of the public land states and pirited and in i state of poverty. for culinary purposes Into the boUMI whipped vorahly. with the addition of an im by 'Carter with a buggy trace sion serd an expert to the island to until as well clause as impo-At a meeting of the directors ol prlsonment Enormous Amount of Mnn he was bloody from bead to foot. study the situation. the Utah Light and railway company, tion of a fine for offenders Young Vanderbilt Pitched Into Lake. Home by Galicians. Took Immunity Bath. Bad Pittsburg Gaining held in Stilt Reputation Vienna.-Statist- ics W. K. Vanderbilt, Jr., New York City, Manager Jo Horrible Fate of Woman. just published Phoenix, Ariz. When various local Pittsburg. eeph E. Wells, submitted a prelimln According to the re- with his chauffeur, was speeding his for the crown land of Galicla, in Aus Hazleton. Pa. The charred remains s were indicted a of corporations (be COronei Mrs Julia Post, sixty horse-pow- i r racing automobile ary estimate of the improvements and of a port trian Poland, show that during 1905 young woman were lountl .londa ago, charged with volating the an aged recluse who resided in Sharps- on the shore of Lake Success Lone Galicians who had extensions on the system for 190 on the mountain between here ami emigrated to the anti-trus- t which involve a of expenditure laws, personal indictments burg, an Allegheny suburb, was isr Island on Thursday, when the front United States sent home 53,000 Lber-valcA slipper, combs and tin. $3,250,00. money were returned iVdoled ear skidded zig orders, valued at ol a w mid on hef axle snapped and against H. W. Rydei Discovery $1,200,000. This sum hat were picked A wheel bee-ruWith the death of Conductor A. frame of a woman's and H. P. Demand, lumber men. They detached, th" Is in addition to d I hatrhof zag. of the ',, ,(.,, lit.. 1....1,- ......... hand and a it,, small amounts mailed car struclt te body md pleas claiming immunity by '"'inn, iuc niti a'i on uie west- i.nee wire such as are used or leads to this apposition, Mrs. 'OS Mr. Vanderbilt was hurledground The remark, entered into the in unregistered letters. lived alone and a report was current reason of the testimony given the em Pacific has proved fatal. The In barrels. It hoops is the belief of the pollOt able Increase in recent in well years from the lake ho shore. away He that a remittance from grand Jury, The claims were sustained Jured man died Sunday afternoon after that the woman was murdered ami a son she expected thin ice, but rose price of land in Gallria Is said to be on living in California. A search sank through theswam In the barrel and burned duo then Saturday by Chief Justice Kent to of placed farms empurchase there to shore unin by Buffering Intensely for four days from of bei rooms resulted In finding var- immediately and Tin', theorj ts strengthened by thfrom the United and the defendants were discharged. igrants returned scalds received beneath an upset en- odor jured. ions ol sums The money, hidden g of kerosene near the place corporation cases come up JanuStates. mattress and elsewhere. gine. ary 4. "Swiftwater BUI" Loses Wife. President Too Busy to Talk ot HuntGovernment Cannot Appeal. President Warren, of the National Date Set in Thaw Case. Killed by New Relatives. Seattle- .- Kittie C. Gates, the latest W.( growers' association, has Just ising Trip With Buffalo Bill. Washington.- - That the goTenunea New York of K Thaw will . "Swiftwater Bill" acquisition Harry Gates, Culpepper, Va William F. By sued a circular letter, calling atten- Is not entitled to I writ of certiorari Colonel William Cody, Washington tried on January :' on the charge of the eccentric miner, secured waters, a prominent citizen of this tion to the forty-thlrd- : annual conven bringing to the supreme court or the "Buffalo is who in Bill," Washington decree of divorce Thursday. Suit county as a fox hunter and breeder tion. which assembles In Salt Lake United Slates for review til mini the murder of Stanford White. U(. In the Interest ot Irrigation matters In to an order signed by Justice was begun by dates and li s wife cording of crack hounds and horses, was liton Thursday. January 17 next, and con- oases which have been passed on h his state, had a brief talk with the tinues for three days. Bvikruptrv pro- erally shot to pieces Saturday night United States circuit courts of appeals Newburger on Tuesday. The trial will filed cross romplant president on that subject Saturday were then In be before cecdlng brought Gate's Justice in the James and Phillip Strothers. who Ktt.gerald by Walt Brackett. aged 21, employed in adversely to the government's ronton name nnd It was when the court jrot morning. Colonel Cody suggested to was practically hold on Monday Criminal branch of the Now York live at Rotherwood, three miles from the stock business at Heber City for lions the about what too the InInquisitive dates had president possibilities of by the supreme court In the case Ok state supietne court. The date was sow-radone With the fortune !) teresting sport in a hunt In the Rocky this place. Mr. Bywa.ter securvd a years, committed suicide by John (' Morgan. Morgan was found sot by Justice Newburger when a mo from the north that the mine,brought mountains next tall, but the president n,, marriage license Saturday drinking' Carbolic add Brackett htxl guilty by the T'nltod Slates district tion made morning In Gate's absence the discouraged the Idea, because h had and was married to by Thaw's counsel for the from Seattle. MJss Viola Slro been drinking .heavily for the past court for the District of Columbia dismissal of the Indictment Mm Gsb so court other In matters of thors. many granted his desk request against of the ..late Colonel that daughter the chars of rutting timboi his client or for week, and this, together with a love upon would require his attention. fixing of n date for divorce John K. Strothers. and sister of the upon11 the public domain the trial was to have beefl argued. affair, was the cause. v men young ,o later killed him. Washington. 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