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Show COALVILLE TIMES N. JACOB HOT PETERSON. Editor and Manager. COALVILLE MUCH Vr y cm COYADAYS Biisimm UTAH THE UTAH BUDGET STRIKECARELESSNESS OF BREAKERS IN HANDLING 'ENtabliahed in Salt Lake AprtUTrby the GINE CAUSES TRAGEDY. Sarah Daft Home aaaoclatlon. Roland Lee, for several year a mall carrier in Salt Lake, Bodies of Workmen Strewn for Blocks arrested on a charge of hartng'-atole- n a registered letter entrusted to his Around When Practically Now Eneare. - . gine Blowe up In Shope Where The number of persons In state, Many Men Were Employed. county and municipal service la 4,JiO. ixcluaiaof --the at a t e-- H tl a , com prising 365 men. Of this number San Antonio, Tex. At elast thirty-tware men, 474 women and 27 chll-Iremen were killed and parta of their bodies atrewn for blocks around when Tbe total number of teachers In the a big passenger engine In tbe Southpublic schools of the state is approx- ern pacific shops blew up here Monimately 2.300. The number of pro- day morning. fessors and instructors in the seetar Tbe engine stood In a square formian schools of the state is approxi- ed by tbe copper house, blacksmith mately 400. all of which shop and round-house- , Three pioneers who were present were wrecked. A part of tke locowhen tbe Mormons passed the wlntei motive crashed Into a house several of 1847 at Winter Quarters, Neb., at blocks away and aerlously hurt a .reded the monthly meeting of the woman. Utah Genealogical society In-- - Salt Twenty of the bodlea have been Lake last week. Identified, but what is believed to be With more than 200 delegates from twelve more is little more than a tanllfferent parts of the state In attend- gled tnaaa of fragments of huniaa flesh ance, the second annual convention and bones that probably never will be clubs of separated. of the Associated Boys Utah was opened in the Ogden high Tbe shops hsvs been manned for school March 15. several weeks bynon-unioworkmen, The jury in the case of the 8tate Imported when shopmen of the Harri-mavs. Reuben Dowdle, a farmer of lines went out. It is believed Springvllle, charged with having sown most of tbe killed are from the north wild oats and weeds on lands belong- and east. ing to his neighbors, failed to agree It la believed" the explosion was and was discharged. caused by carelessness of some of the A formal proclamation by Governor men killed, allowing cold water to go William Bpry declaring about six Into the hot boiler of the locomotive. hundred corporations of the state de- The engine waa practically new. It linquent taxes and subject to rev- waa In the shops for inspection. It ocation of their licenses April 1 will was of the large mogul type. be issued in a few days. Betldea tbe thirty-twbelieved to Tbe number of officers arid em- have been killed, fifty persons were ployes In all services of tbe counties Injured of the state on February 1, 1912, was DEPOPULATING IRELAND. 1.348 men, 181 women and twenty-fivchildren. This Includes justices of National Council of Dublin 8eek to the peace and constables. ' Chock Irish Emigration. An accident occurred at Nephl, Washington. In a letter addressed which resulted in the death of Leonard Pitt, a resident of that place. to President Taft, the national coun,Tbe accident happened In the gypsum cil of Dublin baa appealed for rigid quarry adjacent to the plaster mill, snforcement of American Immigration laws aa a means of preventing Pitt being killed by falling rock. In attempting to cross the moun- further depopulation of Ireland by Imtain range above Bingham, two min- migration. The council declares that and James Ireland baa lost nearly baif of lta ers, Michael 'Shannon Donovan, became lost in tbe snow yeople within the last sixty-thre- e and abnormal" and suffered euch terrible hardships fears by "unnecessary ' migration, and that the obliteration that Shannon died the next day. f the Irish nation actually la threatThe ' finance committee of - tb Commercial - con- ened. TranaMIssiaaippi It la asserted that the British govgress met In Salt Lake last week and mwenL.jrtexrg., tbli j. oroks X 4 uw tmplacence or r satisfaction." to be held la Salt Laks. , tbe congress Allen Gang Trapped by Poeae. "Tollowlflg a comparatively brief N. C. Long distance Greencaatle, period of failing health, Henry Clay from Mount Airy; messages telephone caahler Wallace, sixty-seve- n yeara old, of Ihe Salt Lake Brewing company N. C., late Monday night, announced and a pioneer of Utah since 1868, died that a messenger, had arrived there at hla home la Salt Lake on Sunday. asking that every available man be Utah will receive no more elk from tent to Squirrels Spur, twelve miles from Mount Airy and Just Inside the the Jackson Hole country this year. With the advent of aprlng there will Virginia border, where it was believed Sldna Allen and several of bis be pelnty of feed In the Wyoming tang were surrounded by a posse of andi for no the elk effort will country men. be made to move them until enow forty fifes next yeyr. Pitney Takes Oath of Office. ' William A. Brtnghurat, bishop of of Washington. Mahlon Pitney his county for thirty-eigh- t yetrs, died New Jersey on Monday took the oath at ToquerviUe, March 18. of Brights f office and assumed tbe duties of disease, with which he has been suf- associate Justice of the supreme court fering three years. He le survived by if the United States as the successor twenty-fivosprlng, most of whom live to the late Justice Harlan. It was Jn Toqueryllle, . the first time sines Illness last OctoMore than 400 pounds of' butter ber called Justice Harlan to his hsvs been condemned and sent back lesthbed that the bench was filled. the creameries for repacking by , to ksbels Capture Namlerex. the 'state pure food officers, who Chihuahua, Mexico. Rather than ound a , shortage of weight In . the packages In which the condemned lac ri flee more Uvea In the unequal lonteaL Major Adolfo Ramlerex, combatter was contained. Aa automobile ran Into n fire hy- manding the detachment of 140 near Baca, which twice has drant In Ogden, snapping the hydrant off even with the sidewalk, creating (ought the rebel forces under Col-mRoque Gomes, surrenders Mon- a miniature geyser which flooded the lay. htreets for nearly sn hour beforo It waa sbuf off. The automobile wp Marinas Taka Charge. - damaged but slightly. v Chins. A detachment of l Swatpw, M. P. Smithson, a former Confed- marines from the United States moncrate soldier who fought under tha itor Monterey landed here Monday leadership of Fighting Joe" Wheeler in consequence of the continuous diswar of the rebellion and turbances all over the during the city and the Whose father was an officer in the threatening attitude of the .natives. Revolutionary war, died at his home The marines have taken charge of In Milford last week at the advanced Ihe customs house. age of 97 Plan Dissolution of Trust Lester 8nowToung, aged 24, suL In ctdad the bathroom In his home In Washington. Edgar A. Bancroft. Skit Lake, by shooting hlmtrif in the Kenersl counsel for the international breasL Heart trouble which had Harvester company, on Monday dis caused insomnia and had contributed cussed with Attorney GeneraLAVleker-hato violent paint In the bead, la beplans for s voluntary dissolulieved to have left tha young msn in tion of that corporation under the Sherman anti-trun fit of despondency. law. There were 261 deaths In Utah durDane Disqualified. to the ing February, according With but ten seconds Boise, Idaho, monthly bulletin Issued by the State of the bout yet to be fought. Referee board of health, pneumonia contributed more vlcttma than any other Oscar Smith Monday night disquall-e- d the Battling Dane in the tenth cause,. Total of deaths credited to founds awarding the fight ' to Tommy t. twenry-elghthis disease was -- y Jack Herbert son won the first fall Saffney. of hts boat at Ogden with Frank Me? Morgan Buys Winnipeg Railway, Carroll after fifty-tw- o minutes of the Winnipeg Joseph Choate.! Jr., of fiercest wrestling ever witnessed, with New York and J. Pterpont Morgans a toe hold. After an examination of re presen tativeq arrived In Winnipeg McCarrolls leg. doctors who . were Monday to take the Winnipeg present refused to allow him to go on. electric railway and its Interests at a 1 . Acting tn conjunction with the eost of 830,000.000. State Humane . society, tbe Utah Kilted FlveMsn at Crossing. Wool Growers - aaaoclatlon has sent Ind Five men were Lafayette. outs, notice to' sheep shearers-an- d Ulted-ut--a crossing a half mile, south other persons handling sheep of the of Elletaville late Monday night by intention of the two societies to a Monon passengef iralri according acute all violations of the law relatto reports reaching the dispatcher's ing to Inhumane handlfojjof animals. afflee here. - PRESENT MINIMUM WA6E PUTT BEIII6 T Bill Drafted By" British ' With a Vtow to Ending Miners Strike Passes First Reading, THREE WARSHIPS OF PACIFIC FLEET ORDERED TO PROCEED TO PHILIPPINE ISLANDS. A home for aged women will be hab Alleged Plan of Russia and Japan Partition China Believed to Bo Cauos for Order Which Will Place Fighting Machines in Chinese Waters. London. mier Asquith, Foreign Secretary Gray, and Sydney Chancellor Buxton, president of the board ol trade. It consists of six causes and s schedule defining twenty-on- e districts, e country being divided for the purpose of ths bill. As outlined by the prime minister the bill provides a reasonable minimum page for the miners and safe guards for the owners, these to bs arranged by district boards. The minimum will he paid from the date of resumption of work. The enactment la for three years. An Important clause provides that 11 within a fortnight any district lacks a recognized district board,, the hoard of trade may appoint any person to act In place of the local body. There Is nothing In the bill to prevent a recurrence of the strike should the miners he dissatisfied by ths boards decision. t Lloyd-Georg- mt 4.-I- o NICARAGUA KEEDS THE MONO TIERS MUST OPEN Washington. Believing that an attempted partition of China by Russia and Japan la Imminent, the state deordered the arpartment mored cruisers California, South Dakota and Colorado, tbe three fastest ships In tbe navy, to hurry with all speed to tbe Philippines. These cruisers, which are now &t Hawaii, were under orders to proceed to the United States when the critical situation developed Sunday in the Orient. It waa also announced that the armored cruiser Maryland, upon which Secretary Knox has been visiting tbe west coast of Central America, has been ordered to San Diego, Cal It is anticipated here that as soon aa the Maryland can coal at San Diego ahe will be hurried after her sister ships to the Orient. Added to the Asiatic fleet under command of Admiral Murdock, the armored cruiser squadron will give the United States the largest naval representation in Chinese waters except Japan. It Is understood that the armored cruiser Pennsylvania, the battleship Oregon, now at Bremerton, and the cruisers SL Louis and Raleigh will soon be added to the fleet. MINES Secretary Knox Urges Prompt Cons Mtlsh Government Will 8eek Legis-ktivoration of Loan Convention Whlct Action to End Strike That Is f j Has Been Buried In Senate. Causing Widespread Suffering. e o e , i wte i i A 1 e k - fed-ira- ls V 1 I I? A K f st jvr . f In response to sn Washington peal from the people of Nicaragua, Secretary bf State Knox on SundR cabled President Taft to urge consg eratlon of the Nicaraguan loan cu vention, which has been burled in tk senate committee on rorelgn relation for more than a year. "Tha prompt action of tbe Units States senate on the Nicaraguan la anxiously and piayerfuC hoped for by the government and tf cables people of Nicaragua, e TALKS TO TWENTY AUDIENCES. President Explains His 'Attitude on Tariff and Opposition' to Retail ' of Judges. Boston. "All that the administration wants is a square deal. said President Taft, speaking on Tuesday from the steps of, the Concord (N. H.) state house near the close of bis two days New England visit. During his stay in Boston and New spoke to Hampshire the president twenty audiences, stating aesnltely bis attitude on the tariff, Ms reasons for opposing the recall of judges and DEADWOOD DICK DEAD. decisions and his continued hope ol Frontier Character Who Had Last ultimate arbitration. Fortune Dies in Denver Jail. TAXES EVERYBODYS INCOME. Denver, Colo. The body of Robert Dickey, widely known as "Deadwood Excite Income Tax Bill Approved by Dick, Ilea in the morgue here awaitthe House' by 275 to 40. ing word from supposedly wealthy The Democratic exWashington relatives in Pennsylvania aa to its dis- cise bill, virtually to tax everybodys position. Income when It is 85.000 or more a Dickey died in the city Jail where year, passed the house Tuesday, 275 he had bees taken on a charge of vag- to 40. The Democrats voted solidly rancy. for the bill and carried eighty RepubIn the early days he was one of the lican votes, with them. Forty regular most notable figures in Colorado. He voted against the bill. In served the federal army in the Civil Republicans The bill goes to the senate, where war and was noted aa a scout, Indian its fate is a guess. Many senators agent and United States marshal.' He said that if they found the house mads A fortune selling furs in Dentax alljclasseg Wi' would measure, ver In the 'early days, but lost all Demopl alike, they would support Vl . later, cratic senators, with a few exceptlons-ari expected to vote for it. n n The coal miners minimum wage bill, designed to put ap end to tbe coal Btrike, passed its first read lng irithe house of commons Tuesday night. The bill la backed by Pre- London. Government efforts to set the coal strike by effecting an feement between mine owners and blr employes have failed. .fter three days of Joint conferees the negotiations were broken J Friday evening. Legislative action uw will be sought to obtain a mini-awage lor all underground coal Wkers. In making this announce-n- t to the conference. Premier said. government has done all In ! JThe to secure a settlement of Knox. While I was In Nicaragua but tlfc 'A controversy by an agreement and one request was made of me, and ths: Nl come to the conclusion with great of people help je rqret that this is impossible and that by all classes oiler measures therefore maintain peace. must be The secretary denies that there war? tden." any unpleasant Incidents during kit In official account of Fridays Issued Friday night, says: visit to Nicaragua, pronounces his I roler Asquith pointed out that tbe ceptlon by the people and the govel !page of work now had lasted more ment most cordial, and describes u J p a fortnight and was producing agitators against whom the govel llculable inconvenience and loss, ment acted while h was in Mans J in places actual suffering. as anarchists" and Zelayalstas, w If they can get Into print are to talk long and fiercely. Suspense caused by the failure o ecratle Measure Boosted Along United States senate te act up (by Twenty-fou- r Republican bV In loan, declares the secretary I Votes. patch, la damaging business and f jiahlfigtons The Democratic free lng uns$UJed conditions getj IS 11 passed the house Friday, ruieugnOut tSV'rSpub'tfc. 98 tolQ3. Ita passage waa helped to Kill judge. MAINE FINDS RESTING jyAwsnty-fou- r Republican votes, al was this offset defection Public Building Bills Attacked. . the hough by Infernal Machine Mailed to Jurist ExResurrected Battleship Towe Uneven Democratic votes against the 'Washington. Senatorial precedent plodes in Hands of Inspector. Havana Harbor to Gulf of 111 by members from Louisiana and wag jarred Monday by Senator Lea ol ' , and Buried In Oqean olorido. New York. An attempt to kill Judge when he held up approTennessee, At tbe last moment. Representative Otto A. Roalsky of tbe court of. gen. Havana. Surrounded by for .three public buildings, priations I art In, one of the Colorado members, eral sessions witk a bomb proved unof watercraft with halfmag, and received another jolt Tuesday locked an attempt to fix plana for successful Saturdayn.sat. It was only when Senator bearing thousands of specie Kenyon of Iowa gave nalderatlon of the excise tax bill, defect said to ne a small accumu- notice of a motion to reconsider the with heads uncovered, paid hlch through taxation of Incomes Is lation of dirt In the mechanism of vote her memory, the United 8tates oxen by which the bill providing for a ship Maine, her battered decks lit- a peeled to make up the revenue lost the Infernal machine, which the jus- public building at St. George, Utah, tice unsuspectingly had opened, that tered with roses and her ensign whip- by the free sugar measure the senate. saved him from probable death or in- passed ping bravely In the breeze, slowly WILEY GIVES UP OFFICE- jury. The bomb later exploded while Paste River and Harbors Bill. dipped Into the glittering water of Owen the iulf stream at exactly 5:36 SaturFood Expert Resign as Chief being examined by Inspector The bouse on TuesWashington. jjrs Egan of the bureau of combustiblesT day afternoon, half paused, while the rivers and harbors apthe Chemist in Department of pasted day seriously wounding him about the face crash, of a4iundred guns boomed out propriation bill, carrying upward ol , . Agriculture. and arms. a farewell, then sunk from sight to went measure The 1126,250,000. W. Or. Wiley Harvey the accompaniment of taps," the last Washington. appyoprla-tloIn the order, quick through Ambush. From Shot tribute paid to the dead. Her burial left the laboratories of the bureau of being at the rate of more than Pittsburg, Kan. Thomas A. Butler, 18, 500,000 an hour. The vote for it marks the lapse of fourteen years demtatry Friday , night where for e been yeara he had professor In wood carving at the state was unanimous. since her destruction electrified Am- setrly twenty-ninerica and set afoot the clamor that chief chemist no longer a govern' manual training normal school here, to was shot in the mouth and wounded stent official, but determined resulted In the freedom of Cuba. Misting Teacher Found. food or from cause pure the probably fatally Saturday night soon champion The sinking of the battleship took - after he had alighted from a south Carmel, Cal. Tbe body of Mias place In the presence of a throng eatl ths ranks of the people; Helen Vestal, aged 22, principal of tbe Friction with his superiors and tr bound car near his home. About a mated at 100,000, which round high school here, waa found on ths as men two differences of car line from reconcilable the block. opinion on the citys waterfront on beach near a bathhouse by twt boys food the pure the roofs of high buildings and aboard to the enforcement of leaped on hitq from ambush, flashed Miss Vestal dtsap the half hundred vessels of all de- asd drug act were the reasons given lights In his face and fired, then fled. late Tuesday. and Is about midnight Sunday, peared three-milwent that his outside e for the scriptions reslg handing by to to ths have limit. gone directly supposed deDeserter Charged With Robbery. nation Jd Secretary Wilson of the sOean and drowned herself. ore.' of agricult San Francisco. Joseph Haley, who WOMEN WILL TAKE UP ARMS. partment waa arrested at the United States mil' La Follette Wins Over Rooaeveit. Snowslide. In Killed pour British Suffragette Saya Refusal of itary prison on Alcatraz island just - are men Colo. Four Fargo, N. D. Senator Robert M. Telturide, after he had finished a two years Tho Ballot Means Actual War-- are missing and one term for desertion from the army, will La Follette of Wisconsin carried tbe deed, several far Between Sexes. man was seriously Injured as the retaken to Salt Lake CRy to answer North Dakota presidential preferenLondon. That actual awrtare be- sult of a snowslide tnat swept down be his alleged, participation in tbe rob tial primaries Tuesday, getting more to tween the sexes is not far away was at noon Thursday on the Black Bear of a cafe In that city, more than votes than Theodore Roosevelt and the remarkable prediction made Here mile near here. Tbe slide carried b4ry President Taft together, Judging by two yeara ago. all returns available, , Sunday by Mrs. Despard of the Wo aavy the mine buildings and. four men Freedom. league, who, alncethe m leers were caught in the, ruin. Watchman Killed by Holdup. Mules Capsize Boat. incarceration of Mrs. Emmeline Butte, - Mont. James Casey, Still Fighting In China Mrs. Pethlck Lawrence. Mr. Kan. Paul Smith, AlManhattan, watchman, was shot and killed early Marshall and Mra.fTuke, kas assumed Amoy Desultory fighting has been fred Frederlckson and Godfrey Gustafhe hold' when the between Sunday interrupted the distinction of being the most golifc oa for' aeveral day son were drowned Tuesday, when a up of a North Slain street saloon. troop from Swatow and soldiers prominent suffragette oilt of jail ferryboat capsized in the Blue river at . wound a In with his Mead, Mrs. Despard leads a wing to W'alcbow, both In the George near here. The accident was ofjthe aide, and another in his arm, wag ar- Cleburn, The suffragettes that represents the half provtnqe of Kwaglung caused by a team of mules on the la and rested a at to hospital suspected bring of Swatow are trying way element between the vlplent miU boat becoming frightened. of being one of the two robbers. abott a compromise between the tanta and the hopefula. If man refuses to recognize woBookkeeper Goes Wrong. Both Legs Paralyzed. men as his equal In every way, war. ' Los Angeles. The federal grand- the Payrolls. padded Yonkers, N Y.When Edward Tay and bloody war at that, must result jury began an investigation of the IndlctmentT loy, 60 years old. made a klca at A secret CVveTantL from this inequality, declared Mrs. was of the American National bank returned by the grand Jury, strange dog, his legs went out from looting have been DesparL "Government of Pomona. Earl Standard, a formet of the him to and he fell the under sidewalk padding alleged warned, followed by long and humble is" under-arre- st charged ot the Norcro88 company. up again. Surgeons bookkeeper, petition and men haver been 'be. with k embezzling 8149,000" from the In-at St. Joseph's hospital, whefe Tayloi aeeched to yield to the Just pleas of marble concern. It la said the , the women, f was taken, found both legs paralyzed. ititution. losses total 8190.000. ' Trestle Collapsed. De La Bara Sails for Mexico. MWtrial in Bathtub Trust Cass. Hangs Self In Bath Room. Sand Point, Ida. A 1 resale 1,000 DefolL Mich. Mistrial of the New York. Mrs. Kathleen Leslie Paris. Francisco de la Barra, ex Doyle Lorillard, wife of Beekman ault aaginst the provisional president of Mexico who feet long along banks of the Fend of Asheville, N. C- committed "batlfhib trust" resulted Thursday, has been In Europe for the last few ORellle river, situated a mile east suicide by hanging late Saturday In when the jury in federal court an- weeks on a special mission, tailed of Wrencho, went Into the river about the bathroom of her apartments. Ill nounced It tailed to agree and wad from here Sunday on the ateamer 5 oclock Tuesday afternoon and two bridge carpenters were drowned. health whs the cause. Fuerst Bismarck for Mexico. discharged by. Judge Angell. Judge Oldham Dead. Reject Increase Offered. Turkey Favors De Glers. Firemen Meet Death. flre- Washington. Judge F. F: Oldham Fall River, Mass. The Fall River Tbe appointment Constantinople. Hamilton, O. John Hunker Textile council, representing 30.000 man, was killed and William Love of M. ,De Giers. at present Rus an of Marietta, O., lat&iAdviser to th operatives, announced Saturday it has waa crushed' fatally Thursday when minister at BuchArestrJo betbe Bus comptroller of the currency 1 and virtually rejected the five per-- , cent the high tower of the Butler county slan ambassador to Constant nop e Ip known to bankers the country over, of pneumonia, aged, wage Increase offered by the manufac- courthouse in which they were fight-lu- g agreeable to the Turk! h n iled here Tuesday 1 64. . . turers. t according to latest irepora a Hr toppled Inward As-Xft- h ) , 1 In' j tried I e s - y Penk-hurs- t, in mer-chiw- is jWls com-pany- -, ... eo'nn -- |