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Show , COALVILLE TIMES N. JACOB PETERSON. Editor and Manager. COALVILLE I HEM GROUP REBELS Ft I GRANT DARIX6 AVIATOR FALLS MEMORIAL AT WASHINGTON FOUR HUGE UTAH Philip Parmalee, One of the Daring Pupils of the Wrght Brothers, Meets Death at Washington Fair. UTAH STATE NEWS 4. The memberiibipL list of the Salt Lake Commercial club has passed the 1,500 mark being 1,56 vgt last repot. a A scenic road to the tW of a high mountain jeak two miles liove the mouth of Emigration ranons planned by Salt Lake capitalist Mutual Improvement Association day was celebrated la Eureka on We More than 5oo excursionist nesday mere enterfrom the valley town tained Efforts to open up trade with the new district around St. Thoma, Nev., will be made by merchants unitedly In behalf of Vtah, and not by sectional groups of business men. It Is said that before the present bathing season Is far advanced, the Bingham A Garfield Railway company will be in a position to run excursions direct from Bingham and lntermedlata points to Saltair. A sewerage system, estimated to cost $3,000, will be installed at Midvale this summer If the city council meets the demand of the people who presented a petition asking that the Improvement be made. Isadora Hoffman, aged 45, a Jew peddler shot and killed his wife in Salt Lake City and then atficlded because she had filed suit for divorce. The tragedy occurred In the presence of their three children. There Is much uneasiness among railroad officials st Provo over the large number 'of box car robberies It Is reported that from six to eight box care have been broken open and rifled wlthta the last few days. Ths Utah-IdabSugar company has startsd experiments in raising sugar beet seed In Utah and Idaho! Twenty-acr- e tracts hsva been planted and the work is progressing under the direction of a beet seed expert of San Francleoo. The body of John Erickson, one of the best known miners In Eureka, who left that place a short time ago to visit In Finland, was found In New Tork on Wednesday under circumstances which lead to the belief that he was murdered. Committees have been named to attend to every detail of the big Good Roads convention to be held In Logan on Jan 12, IS and 14. Exhaustive preparations will be made for the comfort and entertainment of vlaltore and lor the program. The attention of Brigham City people la being turned to the outing of the United Commercial Travelers, H wn u- s- anyJune 21 and 2. It will be the first time that thla city has been honored by the traveling mens outing. The civil service commission aha an examination to be given ut Balt Lake, June 21 and 27, to secure eligible to fill vacancies in the position of teacher in the Indian service. The aalarlea range from 2540 to $000 n year, with room and board. Mrs. Helen Clark, a widow, who was found In an unconscious condition In Balt Lake and was reported to have attempted suicide, declares she was the victim of an accident, n gas light being blown out by the wind while she was asleep, causing partial asphyxiation. The five members of the Salt Lake elty commission have been declared by Judge C. W. Morse In contempt of court. The commission voted to refuse to obey an order of the district court of May 28 granting n liquor lice nae to the Intermountaia. Liquor company. Two were Injured and property valued at 12,000 destroyed In a fire which burned Dr. F. E. Straup'a hospital at Bingham. The fire was etarted by ton of Dr. Straup, when tbs 4 year-olbe lighted a piece of paper and placed It under the window curtain In aa upstairs room. That the number of civil war veterans who have passed away in Ogden outnumber by twenty five those who are still living has been established by the announcement that 115 graves were decorated In Ogden on Memorial -day. The local G.A.R. post has sevemembers. nty-six There Is a movement on foot to have the remaining unentered and untold land in the former Uintah Indian reservation placed on sale. When the resenatlnn-waaopen- ed there was more than a million acres of land for d of this land entry. About 'was filed on by homesteaders. 0 Jewelry appraised at more thaq in cash value, but valued at ihany time that figure by the owners, to Us antiquity and historical association, stolen from Majoi- - Calvert Brothwell of the British army and r-Broth weltfrora their apartments in a Salt Lake hotel, has been recovered by the police, With road experts from every section of the country attending, the convention of the Intermountain Good Roads association st Logan, June 14, promises to be on of the best and most enthusiastic ever beld by the association. Richard Lamph of Salt Lake and J. N. Olson of Midvale have succeeded In constructing an alfalfa weevil catcher that Is expected to prove a This new blessing to agriculturists. device actually combs a lucent field; . taking out every Insect that it may contain. d one-thir- $4,-00- ow-In- g FORCES WAIT UNTIL REGULAR LEAVE TOWN AND THEN ATTACK DEFENCELESS CITIZENS. e' North Yakima. Wash Philip O. Parmalee, .one of the daring young Brothers and pupils of the lolder of the American endurance record in aviation, fell to his death on Saturday before the eyes of thou lands of visitors to the fair grounds seie. The expert, a ho was used to remaining In tl . air for hours without iccident, had been up only three min-jte- s when a contrary gust of wind caugh the tall of his aeroplane and .urned it completely over. Parmalee clung to the framework, tiut the plane shot straight to the groupd from a height of 400 feet. When It crumpled itself into a shapeless heap In a field three miles distant from the fair grounds, the young aviator falling beneath the wreckage. Parmalee was a native of Michigan, 27 years old and unmarried. ? W-ig- ht After Sacking and Burning Village, Inhabitants of Whih Were Mostly Negroes, the Insurgents Retire Into the Hide Beyond PurtuiL vans. General Ilteijz, the real the negro insurgents, has capturekand burned the town of jai of FEET HUNDRED maya, onhe branch line of the Cui XI, ban railroads thirty miles from Santiago. The government gave out this k Information Sunday night. A. A column of regular! commanded - by Major Sangullly figd occupied I a maya for two days. buE sallied fnrth mrt Sunday evening In search of inmir JLCtf-CfGOZZYG "01X000 v y gents. Hardly bad the regqlars left when Estenox with ROD men attacked i Grant In the memorla foot magnificent of Capitol Hill Our photo-coronnearing completion Washington the handful of rurale ('Ihrnu, THE shows on of the hero groups made for the monument It represents artillery going Into action. WRIGHT LAID AT REST. armed themselves and attmptedjo oppose the Insurgents, but were corn K Thousands Attend Funeral of the to retreat, losing several pelled REACH SAN DIEGO Father of Aviation. wounded Estenox then entered the RUNS AEROPLANE town, w hbh he sacked and burned Dayton, O. Thousands of persons The were seen by Ssngulllys paid final respects on Saturday to the command, which hastened hack, but memory of Wilbur Wright, while the Transport Buford Brings Back to found the town destroyed. The Inbody of the "Father of Aviation lay Homs Country Many Americans surgents retired into the hills in state at the First Presbyterian Mexico. Forced to Leave was a small place composed of church. about seventy houses, the inhabitants During the funeral It was arrangee IN ENDEAVOR TOAVOIO COLL of which were mostly negroes AMERICAN AND GERMAN all street car and steam road RESI that San Ego. Cal. The transport Bu- ION WITH MAN. AVIATOR KILL 5 traffic In Dayton should be suspendOF CHIHUAHUA DENTS ARE est coa8t of MOTHER DLED WITH SONS. ONE AND INJURES 8EVERAI4 rord arrlved frora tbe ed for five minutes while church belle LEAVING THEIR HOMES. Mexico on Wednesday with 364 refuthroughout the city tolled. Came to Rescue of DrownTng Boys, gees aboard. The funeral ceremonies were conwill be Of thla number forty-onand Meet Death With Them. ducted by Rev. Maurice Wilson, pasof Boxes In Fn nl landed here. There is only one case of Women and Children Being Sent t tor of the First Presbyterian church -Cameron, Ida. Mrs Howard Tup-pe- Machine Struck Tier sickness aboard, an American from of Grand Stand and Fell Upon a widow, and her two sons, Otto, aces of Safety aa Looting and The pall bearers included friends of &atlan. He Is suffering Irom Heads of People, One Mans Fac aged fifteen, and James, aged eleven, of Town by Rebels it Plundering Wright's boyhood. were drowned Sunday on their homeCut Off by Propeller. Ph4 ,eer- - but convalescent. at Any Moment. Expected small four wife and John ACCEPTS CONFERENCE REPORT. Stanton, stead near here The boys were Ip San Bias, Mexico are from children, and elder hla the bathing got beyond Three-yea- r Homestead Plan Soon MaySeattle. Wash While Aviator Cl fiamong those to come ashore here. The depth. James ran to the house for Juarez, Mexico. Seventy five Ger in Operation. be Is and aside from tbe w destitute (family man and fifty American refugees, the help and the mother rushed to the Turpin In a Wright aeroplane are on backs Me their field hitye the The down at rethey and .ailing In. The drowning pond jumped former mostly women and children Washington. The conference homestead bill boy caught his mother around the ws, at a speed of fifty mlels an ho iqwlthout means. Stanton was a trader arrived here Friday night on a special port on the three-yea-r His stack of goods neck with one hand and with the on Thursday, an unknown man rush 4ln Mexico. train from Chihuahua, the first in was accepted by the house of reprethe track and would have be njgether with his money, was taken nearly three days. They declared that sentatives Saturday. Only two amend other, clung to James, who also had a means of leaving Mexico had been ments were made to .the bill as If plunged In. The three went down beheaded by the machine but for t (from him by brigands. Captain Ely reported thatxaslde from provided by the rebels only after In passed the house originally, one. requick action of the aviator, who together. ed upward and toward the gnu d the hardships of a rough voyage, the slstent demand tr.' it had been made quiring cultivation to secure patent PAY GERMANS COMPLIMENT. stand, which was crowded with people, trip was uneventful. Contrary to ex- by the American consul. and tbe other extending the provis few of the tile but It seemed ,to the occupants of refugees pectatlons, The situation in Chihuahua is de ions of the act to all unperfected American Vessels Salute Visitors on stand that Turpin's aeroplane wtuldlire destitute, dared by the refugees to be critical homestead entries, but giving the en the Sabbath Day. dash among them, but be checked its nd the looting and plundering of the try men of an unperfected entry an speed and lowered its direction so that GOVERNOR HADLEY Norfolk, Va. Th American town at any hour, they said, would opportunity to prove up under tbe old Utah, Delaware and Florida ex- the machine struck tbe tier of hues notNbe surprising. Foreigner fear taw If he so desires. changed aalutea with the German In front of the stand. Persons in one trouble because of official statements Bank President in Jail. cruiser battleship Moltke Sunday aa of tho boxes were hurt, and the suggesting that the rebel leaders Ida. Bernard T. OTfell, and Its!0-,.- . lts power ahut off Wallace, the three former ahlpa sped through their able be not to restrain might of the State Bank former cat short by - the eomjj president men in outbreaks. t The firing of salutes on 8unday by with the atand, fell upon the headt 0f of Commerce, is held for trial In from Press Chihuahua, reports of court on charges American ships is not customary, na- th crowd of people standing In front receiving which must pass the censor, made no bank to be val officers ssy, and the fact that the of the grand stand and overlookhg mention of abnormal conditions in the deposits after he knew the now insolvent Total bonds are Utah, which led the three American the old raco track where the a scoot city. He was unable to furnish thin hips as x they passed the capes, was being attempted. boomed the first salute to Rear Adamount. It is not probable that ONeil EXPECT GUERILLA WARFARE. George Quinby, aged 25, died soon miral von Rebuer Patch wits, com- after hla removal to a hospital. will be tried before the September Situation In Cuba Said to Reaemble term. was almost lmpo-- i Identification manding the German squadron, was Condition in Mexico. regarded as an unusual compliment slble, as hla entire face had been tut Butte Miners Reject Proposals. tor ths German commander off by the propeller of the aeroplane Washington. Desultory and destrucMont. The Butte Miners' Butte, to" tive guerilla warfare Is expected and It was not until a friend recog REBELS IN NEED OF MONEY. union has rejected tbe proposition of follow the mobilization of Cuban govnlzed a ring and the laundry mark) oa hla clothing that his name was known. ernment troops In Guantanamo, where tfie mine owners of Butte to give all Chiefs Fear Disaffection Among the underground men $3.75 a day when the negro revolt is strongest, accordwas a wireless operator and Quinby Men and Disorganization. cents a the price of copper Is 15 to advices had just returned from Alaska on the Wednesday meager ing a when or and $4 tb more, day repound Mexico. Devoid The situation is beginning to Chihuahua, of ateamahip Bertha. semble that existing In Mexico in that price of the- metal is 17 cents a pound money and ammunition, the Mexican rebels gathered In northern Mexico NOTED AVIATOR PASSE8 AWAY. the criminal characters are beginning or more. The miners Remand a horire confronted with the most critical to take advantage of the situation to zontal increase Of 50 cents a" day. situation (hey have encountered since Pioneer In Successful Navigation of rob. Fell Underneath Train. Air Succumbs to an Attack sf the revolution began. If the rebel Lake Salt Fever. City. Fank Berglund, Typhoid chiefs can delay the expected battle 26, a railway employe, of Ogden, aged Ohio a at Bachlir' they may be able to conDayton. Following sinking attempting to alight from the fast centrate slough strength to deal a pell that developed soon after mimoving Los Angeles limited as the formidable blow to the government. dnight, Wilbur Wright, the noted via--! train was leaving the north yards at 3:15 Thtirsdav morning Falling, however, to get money and tor, died at noon Sunday, was thrown under the arms, the liberal chiefs fear disaffec- His death had been expected for sevGev. Herbert S. Hadley of Missouri wheels and hlg body cut completely tion among the men and disorganiza- eral days. been saksd by Colonel Roosevelt in two. He died Instantly. tion. When the patient aueeumlied he was has Rei be temporary chairman of the surrounded by the members of his jte if Government Will Roosevelt Sue Ms Packer. convention publican Gigantic Deal In Coat Lands. family, which includes his aged father. fores are In control. Washington. Within the coming Salt Lake City Oue of the most week a civil suit for the dissolution in Important steps the gigantic $10.-00WILBUR WRIGHT. BLOODY DUEL IN IDAHO. of the beef trust will be instituted 000 Utah coal project centering in by the department of Justice. Assothe Emery county fuel zone was taken Kil ed by Man Sheepherder ciated with this suit will be an action Spanish Saturday, when the United States He Had Ambushed against a retail dealers association Smelting, Refining & Mining comwhich is also a trust, j duel A withi Idaho. bloody Bo.'se, pany. representing the powers behind between Hayes fire anns was fought the big transaction, purchased, for Oil Gusher on Fire. about $1,200,000. the control of the Vaden and Pedro Aschola, a Spani.-- h Cal. A seven thousand barTaft, Consolidated Fuel company, which sheepherder, on Clover creek, near rel gusher near here caught fire and owns 5.000 acre of the finest bitumBliss, iu Elmore county. The Spanthe flames spread rapidly throughout in road the Vaden In for wait inous eoal land In the great west, the iard lay the district. Night was turned into and began firirg at him when he came townslte of Hiawatha and half Inter day by the illumination from the blazest In the Southern Utah railroad, up. Vaden leaped Irom his wagon ing columns of oil. and return took refuge behind a tree connecting the companv mines with Will Conquer More Mountains. ttroigfi the Denver A Rio Grande railroad at ,ed the fire. Aschola was Pr1cah roLk hcie lieCordovaTAlaska. Miss Dora Keen, hiding and was insianth-- killed the woman who made Philadelphia jwas McKinley Claims Victory. Vaden Is under arrest The men had (he first ascent of Mt. Blackburn last Washington. Director McKinley Is. previously quarreled. month, will srend part of the summer sued a statement Saturday declaring in climbing other, tnountalns of the t that 583 delegates to the Chicago President Taft at Arl ngton. Copper river district. convention are pledged to President amIn the Washington .Fritch Granted New Trial. Taft - This Is forty three moretban cejn-eterphitheatre in Arlington natioiub He declares enough to nominate. Detroit, Mich. The Michigan suTuft on Thursdav Uresid-- at further that Colonel Roosevelt has court has granted a new trial preme . f speaking at memorial ewrc'yes. re w mm f m III g v V' I w a wvmg iva to Lr427. w 113 less than enough to . A. Fr Itch of - George to1 strife a aa war Detroit, cJv.l dshop Milton Wright. Mis-- , t i t to in the 1J enuft ths rebellion ferrrd Orierte bei, Twenty-twdelegates remain Aright. Orville the co Inventor of the maintain the limitations of the consti md has cabled to President Taft a who was convicted in March, 1910, of to be chosen. Colonel Roogevelt Is aeroplane, Jteuchlin Wright and Lona1 and the EniteiL-Statetuuon protest against intervention by : the murder of Maybel Millman. Fritch counting 200 of Mr. Taft's delegates. Wright. is now in Jackson prison. of its ons change. ths United States. ferred to suggest Husband Wat Killed by Burglar. ur Murderer Cheats Gatlows. t Thousand. Cripple Pulled Down Red Flag. Alleged Baby Poisoner Acquitted. Champ. Clark. Loser-FoMrs. Jane Quinn, accused Chicago; Wash. Joseph Miller, conSeattle,' Muscatine, Iowa. A red flag floating . neWl York- Hamptons Magazine Abkers th New York. Winnifred of shooting and killing her third above the Stars and Stripes ft;om-t- h and the young woman accused of po'soning fessed murderer of Mrs. Ennie Las& publication suspended John M. Quinn, last December, Socialist headquarters here caused a July number will not be issued. Oue nine babies in the Brooklyn Hosplta1 sen, a lodging house keeper by whom In bis bed, waa found not guilty. The itir Thursday.' Henry Bodman. a crip- of the losers in the magazine is Speak- and Infants' home, where she was s he was employed, and of George Felwoman had testified that her husband pled veteran, climbed a stairway and er Champ Clark, who is said to have kitchen helper, was adqultted by a ton, one of Mrs. Lassen's tenants, waa killed by a burglar. sommltted snlc'de in the city jail ' " pulled down the red Bag. Invested $4,000. Jury. early Sunday by strangulation. Gray Takes Nsw Position. French Troops Besieged by Moors. Aid. In Need Grave Charge Against Pastor. Refugees SL Paul, Minn. Carl R. Gray asThree Perish In Flee. , Paris. Fea, the Moroccan capital, Los Angeles. About half of tbs 160 Moscow, Idaho. Rev. D. M. Hapd sumed his duties as president of tho is Arlx. The Hotel Modern. Nogales, surrounded were land acby hostile refugees from Mexico- who. practically pastor of a local church, who la Great Northern railroad, in plaeo of to wireless advices ed here by th transport Buford were cused of wronging a girl member ot Escobosa cafe and La Mods store, at Moor, according Louis Hilt, on Saturday. Mf. Gray received by the French government in need of assistance, according to his congregation, on Wednesday war Nogales, Sonora, were destroyed by spent most of the day in conference General Lyautey, French resi. ani the bound over to the Seriber term ol Ire at midnight Saturday,- and threw to the department police ports with Ur. Hill and other officials. Ives are believed to have been loet . lent governor. the district court for associated charities. v- Ir x -- JW7 t JlrtV Bees I a e r, I ti Pro-plan- e, the-distric- 81,-00- 0. - n v i I npm-tnate- tf s - bus-ban- -- r - ie-fro- - --t |