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Show i COALVILLE TIMES WHERE REPUBLICAN i CONVENTION MEETS IIGER OF PETERSON, Editor and liuiitr. N. JACOB UTAH COALVILLE 'UTAH STATE NEWS GUBAN'RAGE MOUNT KATMAI POURING ASHES COUNTRV OVER SURROUNDING AND IMPERILS MANY LIVES. TWO UNITED STATES WARSHIPS HARBOR TO ENTER HAVANA PROTECT AMERICANS. Ogden's street rar service la to(b Improved and six new can have been Deafening Explosions Occur at Short ordered. Interval, the Ground in Soma Plana to celebrate the completion Places Being Covered' From Three f Strawberry tunnel are being made to Four Feet With Aehee. The celebration will take place July 2 Campaign in Oriente and Questions Bearing on Race Animosity Become Insignificart to Cubans. Who Fear American Intervention. la Spanish Pork. hlle trying to steal a Tide on A freight train near Colton, Henri foot waa caught between the Reward, Aleeka Katmai volcano, In the Alaska peninsula, U in vioisnt eruption and grave fears are entertained for the safety of the Inhab- the car and mashed. .conditions among the orchards and vineyards itant of Kodiak and neighboring the annual report of the Islands of Davis horticultural luapector Including Indians It Is estimated It Is that 1,500 persons are In per county. - Five hundred former tuh-nt- s of the height of the saimon running sea the University of Utah attended 'the son and large cress of men are enannual banquet of the alumni asso- gaged In fishing and rauning The mall steamship Dora, plying to ciation at the Hotel Utah, Salt Lake, points along the Alaska peninsula and Wednesday night The body. ref Walter Ixtgg, aged 50, Kodiak inland, reports that Mount a miner, waa found (n a basement in Kalmar outbreak Is terrible in Its vioSalt Lake. It Is thought be fell down lence Deafening explosions otur at the stairway while 4ntoxicated, and short intervals and the surrounding country Is covered with threg to four haddied from heart failure The Interior department now has feet of ashes The wave Indications In Khelikoff 4,000,000 yellow pine plants at the nursery near Katuaa, which will be straits wese such as to lead the Dora's taken out and planted In different master t;o Tear that there had been a parts of the state as quickly aa pox general lifting of the ocean bottom For this, reason as well Sear whore alble. as because smoke aud ashes, the of Seventy-eigh- t delegate to the twen annual convention of the Dora did not dare to approach Jtodiak Katmai baa always been regarded conCommercial ae extinct - The natives have no tra gress, which will meet In Salt Lake dltiont-anformer activity of the y August 27 to 30, have been selected fountain. by Governor Spry. couven BATTLESHIP SINKS SUBMARINE. Delegates to the tlon of the Fraternal Order of Eagles, which meets In Salt Lake June 18, 19 Crsw of Twenty aix Drowned aa Reeult and 20, have Just been selected of Accident In Practice Msneuvere of Ferneh Fleet. Eaglet from all over Utah, Idaho and Nevada will attend. Cherbourg The French submarine F. W, Chambers, state fish and Vendamalre waa sunk Saturday in a game commissioner, has ordered that collision with the battleship St Louis 100,000 rainbow trout fry be planted The submarine waa cut In two and the in Mill creek and streams tributary to whole crew of twenty-siwas drowned Rear river, and 40,000 in the at reams The accident occurred during the tributary to the Little Cottonwood. practice maneuvers of the French Wesley J. Darla of Salt Lake was fleet between Aurlgny island and Cape elected president of the Utah State Hague, In the race for Alderney, where Dental socley at the convention In violent tidal currents prevail. Ogden. The next meeting of the soThe battleship was steaming along ciety will be held in Salt Lake next Quietly when the Vendamalre appeared June." right under the bows of the warship. 0. G. 8awyer, owner of a meat mar. Thera waa no time to avoid a collision ket and grocery store In Ogden, waa and tha next moment tha item of tha painfully Injured In a runaway acci- BL Louie struck tha submarine with dent. being thrown front the heavily tsrrtfle force, driving tha latter below loaded wagon, the wheels passing the surface- : KJI? we. his Girl End Long Journal. Ae she leaned over tier baby's Atlantia City. N. J. Miss Alberta trundle bed to kiss the child goodW. Burton of Salt Claire, tha girl from Wyoming, comnight. Mrs. horseback JourLake knocked a revolver fro mb near; pleted her 10,000-mllby table and was shot through the ney hare lata Sunday afternoon, entering tha surf astride bar mustang, right hand, wrist fnd knee. A windstorm approaching the "Bud, at TenneaissT avenue, while of a tornado and , lasting for thousands watched her from the half an hour, tore up small trees anl board walk. She has been on the road since September 10, 1910, when she shrubbery at Sandy by their root and did considerable damage to other left' her home at Sheridan, Wyo With property. No one wm Injured. her at the finish waa "Dixie," a big The mayor-ancity council have mastiff, that trotted behind her during decided to make use of the hotoe the entire trip. who are passing through Brigham Burns to Testify Against Darrow. City. A chain gang has been at work on the street for several day. The Cal. William J Los Angeles, streets are fast being rid of rocks Burns, the detective, arrived Sunday and other debris. In Los Angelea to testify for the prosJune 26 Is the date aet for Old ecution In the trial of Clarence S. Folk day at Salt Lake City, when Darrow, charged with Jury bribery. Wandamere park will be thrown open Rear Admiral Everett Die. to the visitor. The old folk of Jordan and Granite stake will probably Newport. R. I. Rear Admiral Wilbe guests of the Salt Lake contingent liam Henry Everett, U. S. N., retired, died at his oome In this city Sunday The age limit is fixed at seventy. Workmen employed In driving the morning lie had been ill for a long tunnel In Emigration canyon to tap time with a complication of diseases. an underground flow of water have discovered a large body of asbestos, 0RMSBY M'HARG which, while of a comparatively poor quality, may be handled by the city of Salt Lake on a commercial basis. A large piece of ore was dropped, accidentally, Into a pot of melting gold at the Murray smelter, splashing about $3,000 worth of the metal on darw heads of Flourishing Dayia county are shown in Iuwiest in Havana now iiob,ible ouunne ol Colonel Oret-t- ' s Ferraras mis! imi to Havana centers -- This is the Coliseum, In Chicago, tha itfdlngln NOW PREPARED ARMY rhlch the Republican National convention wllUmeet on June IRSHIPS SENT TO Jtty 18 CONTESTS FROM INDIANA HAVANA FOR INVASION OF CUBA DECIDED IN TAFTS FAVOR ty-thl- ' Trnna-Mlaalsalp- x i, a e - Wlllard'Hansen, state weight Inspector, and W. E. Farr, city weight Inspector, Both men were burned, but not seriously. The state engineer's office has passed favorably on the Irrigation possibilities of the 5,000 acres of land taken up In this state by the Nepoa-e- t Land and Livestock company ' under the Carey act, and the report of the engineer has been referred to the stsNs land office. Grieved by marital uncertainties and fear of lost love, Mrs. Josephine Pike Smith, aged 28, wife of William M. Smith, night yardroaster of the D. A R- 1. at Cuprum, committed Sulfide at her home In Bingham Wednesday, shooting herself as she lay la bed beside her husband. Between 5,000 and 6,000 delegates will We appointed from the states of Utah. .Idaho. .Wyoming, Nevada, Col orado and Montana to the Good Roads ' sonventlon at Logan June 12. 13 and 14, according to a aUtement Just by J. A. Hendrickson, chairman Of the executive committee. The Colorado state road commission has promised the Utah state road --commissioners that the automobile road . In Uintah between Satt Lake City and the Colorado line will be connected with Denver ri Meeker. Styamboat Springs and Middle Park. In emulating the deeds of Allas Jimmy Valentine" In a 8alt Lake 'Store, Dick Merrill, aged 27, was captured b the watchman after he had opened the safe by working the cora- binatlon. Merrill is believed to be the man-wh- o has engineered a number f robberlee In, the capital city. Ja-sue-d -- Mr. McHarf has been one of tle most active workers In behalf of Colonel Roosevelt and haa charge of the Roosevelt contests before the national committee. Tariff Board Fund Refused. Washlngjon. The house' on Saturday jvoted TJ to 47 not to Include in the sundry civil appropriations bill the money necessary to continue President Tafts tariff board during the coming fiscal year. Bandits Attack Mining Camp,' Met. The camp of Guadalajara the Cinco Minas Mining company, a New York corporation, was attacked by bandits who were repulsed after a fight in which two were killed and peveral on each side wounded. nu h it generally W lieved to be tor the purpose of the. Ameiiian govern ui nt that there h' no u i ess.tv for inter v ention The campaign in Orient? and alt questions hearing on the raee anmiun-- ' lues have become insignificant as compared Willi the possibility of Id The impending arrival of terventiou the United States battleships Nefrom Key braska and New West tends to st lengthen the beliel that the United States is about to take a leading hand in Cuban affairs All danger of racial disturbances in Havana appai-nt- iy has been dissipat ed by the arrival of Rear Admiral Os tei bans' fltgship Washington and the battleship Rhode Inland on Monday News is filtering in of skinnishej thi in Oriente province in which troops appear to have been success Wa-hingt- I e in the in Commission Awaiting Troops That Are Ready to Sail for Island at Moments Notice. Transports be on Hand to Assist in Quelling Race Riot Should it be Found A Necessary. Makes a Total of Eighty-fou- r Dele gates Added to the laft Forces Since Meeting of Corrfmlttee. The navy department fashlngton cki Sunday ordered Rear Admiral Os The army on Friday t iaus to proceed forthwith from Washington Chlcago. The work of the Repub took steps to share with the navy In I s West to Havana with one dls-- I llcan national committee on Moods the American demonstartlon In Cuba tfh ship and one other ship These added twelve more delegates to thi Early In the day the general staff gave ( rdrs were issued by the state de-- j catalogue of the Taft strength on tht a preliminary test to the machine it aftment after the receipt of a dis temporary roll of the Republican na has constructed when it issued orders !h from Minister Beaupre report-ti- l tlonal convention to the quartermaster general to put The Indiana contests came befort that conditions in Havana had as In readiness for Cuban service the i aed the character or a race war. the committee and were decided, al four big army transports at Newport t is probable that Admiral Osier-- in favor of Taft. With the seventy-twNews, and at the same lime notified m, besides the dispatch ship, will delegate! the proper officers at the various army tik his flagship, the Washington, comprised in the southern contest! decided last week, posts where are located the organisa- I in Cuban waters Monday's galm tions which go to make up the expe Bolster Ueaupre's delegate! message said make a total of eighty-fou- r dltlonary force, to have the men coalitions in and around Havana had added to the Taft forces slpce tin no- be ready to entrain at a moment' menacing since Friday night, and gathering of the national committee A large proportion of the contestet tice. tb Saturday night there were antl-negWithin six hour word came from demonstrations of large propor- aeau among the 170 cases still to b Quartermaster General Aleshlre that tion by irresponsible elements and passed on by the committee represent transports had been put In commis- thj there were classes in every quar-coa- i delegates instructed for Taft; the pre and sion with full supplies nsd else number is the subject of muct Havana, mgiwwled crews and were Teady tfflrte reported that the negroes were Uispute, nor can it be Stated bow sail the moment the troops were oq Hng goaded Into violence and that many of these contests Taft will win board. The cases' decided Monday wer etaltation might have disastrous The order for the transports to sail Americans, and other for those of the Indiana delegatlon-a- t or for the troops to entrain was JMRigners and many Cubans, he said, large, headed by Colonel Harry S given, and It was said at the state de- tere apprehensive and desired the New, chairman of the conventior committee of arrangements, and In partment that word would not be ending of an American war vessel. given until the marine forces now beFair eluding former banks, and the district delegates from ing distributed in eastern Cuba proved Insufficient to protect thereatened Indiana, Third and Thirteenth dis Death and Two Wound-ha- ti'icts. The contest in the Fourth dis plantations or conditions on the Islandn During Outbreak in Prison. assumed auch a phase aa to de- trict was withdrawn and tl commit mand political Intervention San Quentin, Cal. Live steam was tee confirmed the two sitting (Taft turned into the kitchen of San Quen delegates. PUT8 CURB UPON COURT. tin penitentiary before a malignant strike that broke out PRESIDENT APPROVES PLANK. Commission prisoner's "grub Commerce Interstate In the dining room, about the 8unday Held to Have Exclusive Jurisdiction on Western Problems middle of the afternoon meal, could Confer Over Administration of Rate Laws. be Delegate From Arizona. quelled. Washington. Blow after blow wasj One rioter was shot dead In a door- Washington Two suggested plank.1 y of the dining room by an outside for the Republican platform were ap given the new commerce court on on the prison wall, aDd one wa proved by President Taft on Satur day by the supreme court of the ed States, which upheld the exclusive sounded; one Innocent prisoner was day at a conference with James T Jurisdiction of the Interstate by a glancing bullet; one guard Williams, Jr, Taft delegate at large merce commission over the admlnis g badly cut In the back of the head from Arizona. trative machinery Of the federal rate by a flying vinegar cruet and numer-laws- . The first includes an indorsemen ions prisoners who had and had not of the presidents recommendation foj were the extension of the civil service tt The principal decision was demonstration lnthe nounced by Chief Justice Vhite tu bruised and battered include all postmasters, collectors o, the "Proctor and Gamble customs and Internal revenue anc rase. He waa sustained by the entire SENATOR KENYON. practically every other federal officei courL In substance he held that the in the government departments not commerce court was not to substl-tunow in the classified service. Its Judgment 'for tne interstate The second concerns principally tp commerce commission In the adminiwest and southwest, and pledges th stration of the rate law. The specific government to a liberal irrigation pol point ruled on was that parties who Icy with provision for a longer tim failed to get relief befo-- e the in'fr-sUtof payment for irrigated alnd by set commerce commies on hate no tiers. right to go Info the commerce coart A reeommendaton that negotiation! and have that court pass upon the with Mexico for the establishment ol faett to ascertain If they should h7e better boundary line between th been .granted relief- two countries near the mouth of th Colorado rlvefls proposed to prevent Practicability of Aerial Artrttery. complications over Irrigation projects in Arizona and California. Washington. The practicability of aerial artillery was demonstrated at OPPOSES SHIP SUBSIDIES. College park, Md., Saturday when Cap tain Charles DeF. Chandler, chief of Senator La Follette Has Some Planki the aerbnnutieat division of the United for the Republican Platform. States army signal corps, from an Senator La FolletW Madison, Vi 600 feet In the air. flying fifty will demand a plank at the Rcpub miles an hour, fired balf a hundred lican national convention opposing shots from the armys new aeroplane machine gun and mad every shot tell politica ship subsidies, denouncing on a space three by twelve feet navy yards" and asking for an expert commies on to investigate needs foi Chines Cat Decided. national defense. Washington. A Chinaman wii0 u Another plank proposed by La Fol a Citizen of the United States by rea lette will oppose the Aldrich currency ton of his birth in this count ly ran plan and denounce the "dollar dlplom not lawfully bring into thestates hi acy, which "has reducea our stall wife, if she Is a Chinese woman inca department as s kindly intermediary Senator W. 8. Kenyon of lowi won of In her own pable ofnsturallxation defenseless nations into a trading ovor Lafayette a decided right, according to a decision by the Young In tho victory Wall street interests tc otato primaries and will outpost-fo- r The ease be out supreme court Saturday. back to tho oonato if thn Repub- exploit those who should go arose at San Francisco. friends. , licans eerry tho state Now Has Steering Committee. Tragedy in Hungarian Diet. Death Sentence Commuted. A Taft Budapest. Hungary. Count Tisz. Chicago. "steering fom Boston. The sentence of Mrs Lena mittee to take of the presi charge president of the lower house, had a Cusumano die to condemned of Hull, narrow escape from assassination 1r dent's if campaign husthe murder of her the diet Friday. ,He was fired upon thte week for was of connection wit!! Representative Wil one to commuted three times by Dignity Julius Kovsct, band, Frank, lam B. McKinley, director of the na life Imprisonment by the executive tlonal Taft who suicided. bureau, has- been ap council on Wednesday. pointed. To Curtail Loss of Llf. Sutherland Talk to Inspectors.' Democrats Getting Ready. Washington. In the hope of cirtail-inSutherland Washington. Senator the heavy loss of life In the minAll preparations for tht Baltimore. an of Utah on Wednesday delivered ing Industry, the house has of the 1.099 deelgates u entertainment a compensation bill extending authority of the federal address on workmens Assoc stion the national Democratic rconvrntor International the before bureau of mines to tne mining of hold have been completed and the first o of Factory Inspectors, who ar 1 slate, granite and similar products. the presidential boomers arc nrr vin. convention. annual tag their fill I'nited States marines, commanded Ma'iwartng and Cueio mines were attacked Monday by insurgents, who were repulsed after much firing by Cap'am Kdvvaid engtged in B guarding El 1 o -- Vice-Preside- Frt-ira- Unit-guar- d com-Juruc- k d e e - g pad Elbert H. Hubbard, congressman from the Eleventh district of Iowa, who died suddenly a few hours after being renominated In the state Republican primaries. EIGHT SLAIN IN BED. Asleep, Heads Being Beaten Into Pulp With Ax. Yillibcs, Iowa Josepn Moore, a Vil lisca business man, his wife and four children and two visitors were found murdered Monday at the Moore home. Their beads had been beaten to pulp and an ax covered with blood und human hair, found in the house,1 Is supposed to have been the instrument with which the crime was committed. All were murdered In their beds. No1 robbery was committed and it seems clear that only revenue could have prompted the murderer unless the work was done by a madman. Were Murdered While A Victim of Drug Suicides. San Francisco. The body of a beautiful woman who committed suicide in a sanitarium where she bad been receiving treatment for a drug habit, has been identified as that of Mrs. Katherine Sharpe, wife of Lieutenant Herbert H. Sharpe, U- - S. A. of the medical reserve corps, stationed at the Presidio here. Lieutenant Sharpe said hia wife had contract ed the drug habit a year ago while suffering from appendicitis and had been unable to overcome it Deny Bolt Story. Chicago A number of prominent Roosevelt leaders took occasion Monday to say that reports of a possible bolt by the Roosevelt delegates ia case President Taft were renominated wre without reasonable foundation. Senator Borah of Idaho, wh has been active for Roosevelt in the sessions ot the Republican national committee, was oue of those who there would be no bolt. Fighting at Pearson. El Paso; Texas. Fighting was is progress- - between rebels and federal at Pearson, about 200 miles south of the International boundary, according to telegiams received by the Mexicaa Northwestern railroad tin Juares on Monday. Says Roosevelt Will Not BolL Lincoln. Neb. Governor Aldrich on .Monday declared he did not hellers there would be a bolt of Roosevelt men at the Chicago convention ia the event that President Taft controlled a majority of the delegates. American Shot by Rebels"- Mexico. R. H. Mazatlan, Sinaloa, (Yard, an American residing at Yagu, erritory of Tepic, was shot and wounded at his, borne by according to advices received here. y |