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Show COALVILLE TIMES SMALL FAVORS THANKFULLY RECEIVED !UTAH BANDITS It afoot to have Ogden thrown open and keeping laloons open tjfcjl jnldnight. and Nearly one hundred ninety Billion dollars represents Utah's contribution to the wealth of the world In tbo year 1812. Ten counties are tardy in making their reports to the state board ot equalization, and as a result the report of the board will be late. Seven Treat divisions will comprise the electrical parade with which the Kational Irrigation congress will be Spcned September 30, In Salt Lake. Julius Taylor of Farowan, a popular student at the State Branch Normal school, met his death by drowning In Co-ovalley, about nine miles Mist of Farowan, while bathing. One day of the Trans Mlsslppt p Commercial will probably congress In Salt Lake be devoted to the topic, See America First, one of the original propositions ot the congress. Between 4,000 and 5,000 excurslon-ls- t boarded the cars for Ogden cun $oa during the day on July 17, to participate In the annual outing ot the Ogden merchants at the Hermitage. Otto Peterson la serving a sixty-daSentence In the city Jail at Provo for of whiskey to a selling a half-pin- t Stranger for $1. He was also given a fine of $50, and will probabl? have to serve this. Nature has come to the relief of the bathers at the Great Salt Lake by lake of sending a new bird to rJd-t- be thousands of gnats that have mads bathing almost Impossible In the last .few years. A mass convention to organize the National Progressive party In Utah bas been called to meet at Provo, July 37. Officers Of the Roosevelt club of Utah issued the caJl. A atate ticket 1 Is projected. J. A. Mahan and Mrs J. L. Thomas, father and mother of James Mahan, who committed suicide at Sprlngvllle, have been found. The father Is In Ontario, Cal., and the mother In Skull Valley, Arizona. One million one- hundred thousand dollars' worth of new equipment for the Denver k Rio Grande Railroad company has been ordered and contracts signed, all to be delivered within ninety days. Seising a strap suspended from no suto truck, Kenneth William Wlncott, y - to steal a ride, but fell under the wheels of the truck and received In Juries which may provs fatal. Two more boys bsvs succeeded la eecsplng from the stste Industrial school, msklng three' for the last mouth. They were Howard Young, aged 17 years, and Lawrence Blundell, pLged 14 yearn, both from Balt Lake. A force of men is at work In Bos Elder canyon making survey for th 'new pipe line which will be built this year to Increase the city water supply at Brigham City. The old eight-incline will be replaced by a twelve Inch pipe- - The finishing work Is being rushed the double track between Balt and Ogden on the Oregon Short Una To date It la complete from Salt Lake to Layton, and this small strip Is expected to be finished August 1. Automobile races are to be a feature at Provo on the 24th. Approximately $500 will be given away In pursea A feature will be a pursuit race for cars carryhorsepower engine ing a twenty-fiv- "'"OH- - lall tweuty-flve-mll- e e or lees. While John Musselman was walking under a dark bridge on the way Prom Upper Bingham to Bingham, a man armed with a pistol appeared to from ambush and told Musselman so. did Musselman hands. his up put The highwayman got $2.75. Robbed and bleeding from hair a losen wounds In his head, lufilcted by tbe metal end of a railroad car air hose la the hands of s thug, Sylves-tr- ATTACK TRAIN Zapatistas Explode Mine Under Train -and Open Murderous Fire Upoff the Passengers. STATE NEWS A movement WHEN I UTAH COALVILLE KILLED THREE DROWN IN N. JACOB PETERSON, Editor and Manager. WALL SWEEPS Of WATER THROUGH NEVADA, MAZUMA, CAUSING LOSS OF 20 LIVES. HEAVY Path of Flood Swept Everything Away, the Body of One of the Victims Being Found Three Milee From Hie 'Home. Many FALL OF RAIN FLOODS WESTERN PENNSYLVANIA AND MUCH DAMAGE RESULTS. More than sixty perMexico City sons were killed and many were n wounded attaikb) Zaput stas an a 'passenger tram between this city and Cueruavata. Morelos, early Saturday. bald to number The Zapatistas. 500, placed a mine under the railroad track which txploded as the locomotive jiassed over it. Tbe overturned engine hardly bad settled when the Zapatistas sprang up from all sides and poured a murderous fire into tbe train. First the object of their attack coach in which were a beeond-claij- s federal a military escort with a riding captain and two peutenant. The federal got out of the, car as quickly as possible, and answered the fire of the assailauts, but their efforts were The command, with the exception of five wounded and two who escaped, were killed Thirty passengers in the sei ond class coaches were ki'led and many wounded, lu the tiist class coach no one was killed, but one was dangerously wounded and may die The conductor, an American named Ailer, is not expected to live. in-a- Reno, Nevada. Wii h the death of John Trenchard and the disxovery of three unidentified bodies in Wild Horse canyon, seven miles away, the total toll of the flood of Thursday night which wiped out ihe camp of Mazu-- . raa and partially deitroyed Seven Troughs has been brought to thirteen. Nine are seriously injured, six of w horn are unidentified. Investigation shows the flood swept In ad-a wider area than first known dltlon to Seven Trough uud Mazuma jit extended to Ilurnt uinun, several miles from Seven Troughs, and Wild Horse canyon, seven miles distant, The bodies of victims weie almost en tlrely denuded and In many cases were carried a distance of three mtlea. John 'Trent hard and his wife, first reported dead, were found to be still alive. They were Internally Injured and the former died Friday. Mrs Reese, reported dead. Is still missing. The property loss Is estimated at $200,000, including the cyanide plant of the Seven Troughs Coalition Mining company, totally destroyed. Seven Troughs Is situated ha4f way up the mountainside with Mazuma at the base in a canyon three miles away. The wall of water swept down the canyon, carrying buildings before It and overturning the Mazuma hotel. Those In the streets were carried down the gulch, and many were cast to safety along the sides of the can- FIRE THEATRE TO j AND TRY KILL BRITISH PREMIER Eight English Buffragets Charged With Committing Outrages In Dublin Are Placed Under ArresL e Dublin, Ireland Eight English women have been arrested by the police in connection with the outbreaks here on the arrival of Mr. Asquith by suffrage leaders who have been constantly dogging the heels of the British premier since he left England The women are charged with complicity In tbe attempt to burn the Dublin opera house, where Mr. Asquith spoke Friday. A blazing chair was thrown Into the orchestra from a box occupied by two women, who then set fire to the curtains. The fire cauaed a panic In the audience. The eight sIbo are charged with complicity in the attempt to injure Mr. Asquith by throwing a hatchet at his carriage as tbe party was proceeding from the wharf to s hotel. Mrs. Mary Leigh, one of the suffra-get- s under arrest, admitted tbst she threw the hatchet. It ia alleged by the police that the Intended to brain Mr. Asquith. Mrs. Leigh long has been s leader in the violent tactics of the militant suffrageta. As far balk at July of 1908 she was arrested for bfeaklnfe windows In a demonstration In London. yon. Word was received from Vernon by telephone, and doctors, nurses and automobiles with provisions have gone from Lovelock. Tbe body of John Trenchard was found three miles from his home. No loss of life, but much property damage Is reported In Seven Troughs. A cloudburst at Tonop&h Junction washed out s mile of track of the Nenarrow-gaugvada k California branch of the Southern Pacific - between Mina and Keeler. No lives srs reported lost. Telegraph wires are e water was towards Tonopsh, some fifty miles south. McNamara Breaks Prison Rules. San Quentin, Cal. James B. McNa mara, who dynamited the Los Angeles Times October 1, 1910, -- killing nineteen men while they were at work, is .In solitary confinement In the penitentiary at San Quentin. Warden Hoyle stated Friday that the dynamiter will ros head was crushed. The police be remain in solitary confinement until he give satisfactory assurances that liev that the miner Was murdered by he will obey the rules of the Instituz person havlug advance knowledge of tion and accept the usual discipline. his cleanup." He wae taken to the dungeon a week Vstoed by Taft ago and still refuses to promise obediWashington. -- President Taft has re- ence to prison rules. turned to the senate with a short veto Destroy Fifty Miles of Trsck. message, an act of congress for the Juarez, Mexico General Marcelo lellef of persons who supplied labor and material for the construction of 'aravec. In charge of the work of deihe Corbett tunnel on the Shoshone stroying the Mexican Central railroad, on Irrigation project in Idaho, and who of Friday finished tbe first fifty milts destruction. His men were at Loa-ezfailed to receive their compensation 146 miles south of Juarez. The ' from the contractors. federal are reported at 8auz, 196 miles south, where Caraveo began tearing up the rails. General Huera Is bringing all tbe ronstruction material for rebuilding the road. Body Weighted With Nuggsta. Orovllle, Cal, Pocketfuls of gold auggeta weighted the body ot a man found near here Friday In a dredging pond, with his head crushed and his throat cut. Further search revealed a pack burro, carrying a complete outfit, drowned in a nearby pit. The bur- j Charges Extravagance. Washington. Severe criticism of the government methods of erecting public buildings is contained lu the report of the house committee on expenditures in public building, which Chairman Cline ot Indiana submitted Friday. The committee points out ex travngance and waste and the iigg. bllitles of fraud in' public expenditures. o was Leppt, an Italian laborer, Adams In Senatorial Race. found In a patch of weeds In the outColo. Former Pueblo. Governor skirts of Salt Lake City. Leppt Is ser Alva Adame on Friday formally antously Injured. ... nounced his candidacy for United The Murray fir department was States senator as successor to Senatailed upon to extitffculsh flames tor Guggenheim. He will make the which threatened to destroy the Mur-'ratace for the Democratic indorsement power plant. The fire started In at the primaries Governor against the fuel room, but first originated John F. Shafroth. who previously had from a grass fire outside the planL announced his candidacy. The lots to the power plant Is estiThird Ticket for laho mated at $700. Idaho. Delegates Boise. from Tbe handsome gold watch, a birthIdaho to Ihe convention of the Naday present to Governor Wllllam-Bprtional Progressive party at Chicago from other state officials, which at a era- - stolen from theex AugutiLJLwRlbeelecjtfid Tkm be held at St. Anthony. July flence by burglars recently, was found Cole Bleat, governor of South Car- 30. for presidential Nominations last week In Sprlngville, where It had been pawned by two young men wh6s$ oline, bs beenoccuttd of grafting, electors will also be made and the .and threatens dire vengeance on those question of a full state ticket conIdentity Is nknnown. sidered. L. R. Maytlneau of Salt Lake City who make the chargee. President to a addressed has telegram To Investigate Foreat Service. Killed by Electric Shock. Xaft.st Washington, complaining of An.investtgatloifof Washington. Jacksoft, Miss. Mrs. N. C. Woraach. what h terms a lack of decisive acin the forest service b a penditures a wife of Jackson prominent physician tion towards Insuring the lives and Is asked iu and daughter of the late Senator Mc special property of Americans In Mexico from s resolution Friday by Senator Over-man- . waa Laurfn, killed Instantly Friday by molestation by the fighting faction. The committee would sit dur Bn electric shock received In turning The Spanish Fork Commercial club, on an electric light In her home. lug the recess of congress. which carried to a glowing success Catlin Lose Seat in Congret. Cuban Rebel Leader Killed. , th Strawberry project celebrattos Havana. General IVdro IvoneL the Washington. By s strict party vote July 2, 3, 4, Is bow planning to fur her its activity by Inviting cltUeni last of the leaders of the recent Cu- - j the house elections cohTffitrtee No. to Join the club, thus swelling Its ban negro uprising to remain under j voted to unseat Represents! lve'Therr.n membership to possibly double Its arm, was surrounded anT killed Frl-- , E. Catlin of St." Louis, Republican, and day 'by government troops near San ' to seat former Representative Patrick present enrollment , Gill. Democrat. tiago, y -- ' t. senate-committ- , s Pa A heavy, steady Pittsburgh, rainfall caused considerable damage throughout the country districts of western Pennsylvania on Sunday. Although no damage resulted in this city, adjoining boroughs suffered. Industrial plants were flooded, while niany homes located along creeks were surrounded by water. In the sections live stock was country drowned and crops ruined. At Pa., Hester Young, 17 years old, fell Into Charter creek and was drowned In sight of many persons RtSSIANS AND JAPANESE who were watching, the swollen streams. Louis Forsythe, aged 7, was MAY FORM AN ALLIANCE drowned In n run at Ruffsdale, near Creenburg, Pa., and Lando de Tolo, aged 10, was swept away while watcht Asserted in Well Informed Quart ing the raging waters of Connell run at Oonnellsville, Pa. That Negotiation! for Alliance In the Turtle creek valley the waHave Been Completed. ter spread over the lowlands, driving SPECIAL HAS NARROW ESCAPE, many families, to top floors. At the plant of the Westing-housTrack Washed Out a Few Minutes indon. A dispatch to the Times Airbrake company was flooded After Train Passed Over It. fr, S . Petersburg commenting on and the loss to the concern be may Downey. Idaho.- - A hundred feet of Pi re Katsura's visit, says that Rus-s-- i large. Probably fifty houses and track and a sixteen-foo- t embankment 'i fiat refusal to listen to suggea-t- i twenty-fivstores In Wllmpring are were 'mornried cai Friday away early a made at the Baltic port inter-v- l partly under water. ing at a point ten miles north of here ii tending to embroil her with on the Oregon Short Line, by a terJapo encourages the belief that Rue-si-: Smugglers Captured. rific cloudburst, only a lew minutes s firmly resolved to work harmo-nii-alSan Francisco. Customs Inspectors after the Yellowstoue Park special with Japan. captured a $5,000 lot of passed over the track. The special, Its asserted In well Informed opium from the Pacific contraband Mail liner which was returning from the park, continues the correspondent, Korea late Saturday night after a rain quuters, was heavily loaded and its safe pasth u negotiations for the conclusion of bullets from the officers revolvers sage over, the doomed track is conof i virtual alliance have practically had brought the smugglers, Charles sidered almost miraculous. Meyer be i completed and that Prince Kat-sMay, phip's carpenter, and Otto Lenge-feld- , a rancher living near the scene Cohn, i Is coming to St. Petersburg to a waterfront bartender, to a halt. of the washout, and another man, saw pu the final touch on the labors of The men were rowing away from the the work of the cloudburst and while th Japanese Baron steamer in the dark and embassador, did not stop one rushed to the nearest station to M tmo nmtil a bullet smashed Lengefeld's notify the dispatcher of the trouble, Leordlng to the same authority the band. May leaped overboard and was the other remained at the scene of co isntlon will be based on two points picked up more dead than alive from disaster and flagged the next train nedom of Japanese action in the water he had swallowed. so ifiern Manchuria and an undertak-la- i which was known to be due in a short time. No one was injured by Italians vJefeat Turks. by Japan to support Russia ag ikst attack from the outside. Misrata, Tripoli. General Fara at- the cloudburst, buy considerable damtempted on. Sunday to dislodge a large age was done In Addition to that to CLOUDBURST IN PENNSYLVANIA. body of Turks which has been harass- the railroad track. Nih People Are Caught In Ravine ing the region from the oasis near New Revolution Planned Misrata. The enemy, however, made and Drowned. tT s tenacious stand in tbe desert, beSxKouio.rEuilllo, VOUCZ . Jacobs Creek, Pa. Nine persons yond, and a fierce interior Id the, engagement ensued. mez, minister of the sere drowned In a cloudburst in Bar- The Turks were forced to retreat after Diaz cabinet and for two weeks proren Run, near here, Friday. four hours' sharp fighting. They suf- visional president of the Orozco revoThe dead are: Mrs. John Raymond, fered heavy losses. The Italian casual- lutionary party, was kidnaped by hsr six children, Mike Rovinsky, her ties were nineteen killed and eighty-seve- n United States secret service officers, brother; her mother. and four other of his followers were wounded. . During tbe storm Raymond went later arrested. For days the United from his house to the barn, located In American People Easily Plundered. States authorities have known of a a ravine near Barren Run.-- . He did not One hundred and new revolutionary plot forming here, Washington return and after waiting two hours, the twenty million dollars was filched said to have its base of operations In wife, her children and Ihe other memfrom the American people during the the states of Neuva Leon and ber! of the family became frightened Mexico, across the Texas borlast fiscal year by swindlers who op and went in search of him. As they erated der. largely through the mails, acreached the ravine a wall of water cording to a statement just made In Women Win Election Contest. swept down and carried them away. 'a formal report to Post, master General Minn. The proposition to esand In Duluth, barn the was safe Raymond Hitchcock. This was an increase of the make public school buildings in . caped. approximately $50,000,000 In the social centers and to allow Duluth of the previous year. Million Waa Gathered by Democrats. dancing In them vas earned at a camDemocratic The Washington. dumper Crop of Melons. hotly contested school election here paign fund Contained about $1000,000 Austin. Tex. All the way from Saturday. The women's clubs of this when Alton B. Parker ran for presi- Brownsville to Texline and from El city were arrayed in favor of the dent in 1904, according to W. K. Shee- Paso to Texarkana the the combined efpeople of Texas proposition against han of New .York, who testified Thursare reveling in watermelons. It is the forts of the clergymen, the women day before the senate' committee In- largest crop the, ktate has ever pro- winning by a large majority. vestigating campaign funds. duced. Besides supplying the home Planning for Ruefs Freedom. demand, more than 6,000 carloads of JR. It was announced Francisco San . WILLIAM BARNES, the melons will have been shipped to other states before the season closes. Saturday by leaders In the movement to secure- - parole for Abraham ftuef, More Deaths From Plague. San FYancisco convicted political San Juan Three deaths occurred boss, that all except one of the Jury Saturday In the suburbs of San Juan which convicted Ruef had signed the, from buubonic plague. One suspect petition to the state board of prison has been found. Three cases were directors for his parole. The twelfth reported to the authorities. Since the Juror could not be located. outbreak of the plague there have been thirty-seveMichigan Progressives Will Bolt. cases and twenty-sideaths throughout Porto Rico. Jackson, Mich. Michigan progressive Republicans divorced themselves Quarreled Over Woman. from the Republican party in their Salt Lake City. E. C. Allen was State convention here Saturday. Hy shot In the right leg by his stepbroth- a vote almost unanimous the deleer, George Libolt, a telephone line- gates went on recorl as favoring the man, In a fight over Allen's wife at placing of an entire ticket, state and the Allen home. Allen's wound Is national, in the field. not serious and he will recover. Great pam Completed. Tornado in Kansas. Keokuk, la. The last gap in the Kansas A tornado construction of the Mississippi Power Ellsworth, swept through Ellsworth county Sat- company's dam across the river at J urday, doing considerable property this place was closed Saturday, and damage and causing one'death. Twc for tbe first time in its history tbe slrdome theaters were demolished Mississippi Is throttled at-oof its Two inches of rain fell.' widest points. Former Revolutionist Under Arrest Wealthy Man Accused of Murder. El Paso, Tex. Victor Ochoa, orig New York. George R. Harknesg. a xican Thai-Merevolutionist against wealthy real estate dealer here, wae President' Diaz twenty years ago, was arrested by the police early Saturday F William Barnes, Jr, th Taft leadei arrested here Saturday by the Ameri- charged with having shot and In Nsw York, Is on of the chief ad can federal authorities charged with Mrs. Florence Hoppof vlsers of Chairman Hllles of th R a violation xt the neutrality laws. Lewisburg, Pa., at the Hotel- - York. publican national committee. Farmers Auto Turned Over. Third Party Convention in Chicago. Mr. Morrow Acquitted. Lafayette, Ind. Jacob Datzman, a Chicago Three, possibly four days, bhicago. Mrs. Rena Bacon Morrow. wealthy farmer and his wife were will be the duration of the" third parand shlonable club womfln, writer killed Instantly and three children ty national convention to open In Chiprominent church worker, was acquit-t-- were slightly Injured when their cago on August 5, according to details Friday night of the charge of turned over as they were re- decided at Roosevelt headquarters husband shooting and killing her turning home from church. Saturday. H'harles B. Morrow, at their borne on In Mexico. December 271911. Earthquake Nicaraguan Revolution Predicted. Mex. Earthquakes Guadalajara, New Orleans It Is generally be-- a C" Three Sailor Killed. rontlnue here at Intervals. niakinganyHieved here that revolution will j Kiel. Germany. The German battle attempt to repair damaged buildings I ,reag outTa Nicaragua within the boat rammed Hessen ship impossible. The Inhabitants are leav- - j 3ext few months. Economic condl-tn- g during a night attack ofT this .port. on every train. Hundreds of the i jong n the country axe admitted to Three members of the torpedo boat s '' poor are departing on foot. deplorable. crow were killed. tu-t.l- ! of Homee Surrounded by Water, Three People Being Swept Away and Drowned While Watching the Swollen Streams. In ee . ; Coa-huil- n x - ue . d autp-moboll- e J f- - a, |