The Coalville times. [volume], May 03, 1907, Image 2

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H COALVILLE TIMES
H N.J. rr.TrKSON, Edllor nd Mir,i.r
iH rittrcd at tha 1-astnnV-a In Cealvllls
H Utah May 7, I Ml. Beeend-Claas
j Matter
H mum ok MiinrniiTHm.
H ram l l AOsBtr.
B Om Tlr II
iHI nit Month 'I
iHI -Thru Honttii
Jj Mind Coplss
Bj UTAH STATIC NKWS
fl Diphtheria ha mail" It appearane
H In Mown county Several persons
Hj he been itrlcken
M The governor and hhv alalt will at
H tend UK' i losing of the pobllr school
at Park t Ity on Way 11
H A freak calf with l perfect
H ) nd on ino body la on exhibition In
H n show window In Ugrton
H The Tram Owners' I'nlm of Halt
H 1-nkc haa fawn organised with a mm-
H li-i-hlp that contrula about 12ft team.
H t'tah la to have a state fair Ihla
Hj fall, thi- .lain tiling net for September
H an to October &. and the plate Salt
j l-ki- t Ity
H At Perron llhbup Lyman H llech
H w ,klikrtnddugerouly Injured by
H n iur' If he recover ho will likely
Hj li nn
H ii-H Huby Hit' of Kay ut to. illaap.
H , ,n,i. .1 uin a love affair, attempted
H auulili- by drinking wuod alcohol
H HIii- recover
H Tin Itoeky Mountain lloll TeJevnon"
H company will rotore the free) county
H rati which haa heretofore prevailed.
H In Sanpete county
H John I) Igrneli. an lea man,
jH dropped dead from heart trouble, In
BaH Halt toike City, aa he wa delivering
H lo n cualotnar
H Thr forty-eighth iUortim of aeven-
H Ilia of Matill ar innkinf preparation
jH to uleorale the flfllolh aimlveraary
H their exllenr
jH Italpli I. Mlllr. of Fayette, who was
jH abut In tho baml several daya alnm,
jH la rapidly recovering He will loeu
two lila finger
jH It la estimated that I MM mull are at
H work Improving the street of Halt
a I.akc ami Dial Hi" work Mill ihinn
H will coat JI.1Wi.0Oii
J A ami II Imy ami n big malrh start-
jH rd n flru at Will Madden', near
H npliralm AIhiiiI thirty lima of bay
went ti In Hid flame
H Tim Abraham Canal company will
jH plant Ihla year In Mlllunl enmity 300
acrca lit- npptu orrliunl nml 2.000
H acrti to mall itralit nml liicornu l
B Mra Hlliabuth I' Kviidull, a plo
H ncir of Ncphl. la iload, ngnl 71 yonra,
aaM ..Kim. iiblUlryu.-tutty.nyiataBilMran,
rajJBpiJaa-Vj.i'S,-nilv.t-n'aiiTTyYij
aaaHF
HH (IrorKp llarnca ami Jamoa llowlaml
H who worn Jiurt In tho collUlim In Iwiim
B to cnitlnM nt Mllfunl, aurciinibwl lo
H their ln)urla nl n biwpllal In Hall
HHHJ ijikp
H llinry McKkhii, n phinwr ronlw
H tlonnr of Halt take, n nallvo of Hmt
k land ami 70 yunra of n. illail aiiddcn
Bl Jy laat wtk from a atrokx of r
H&. alyala
HimtiiI Utah nml Maho buliiait
H men hiiT forimal n coriatralliHi to p
H rlxalv UfiW aeru of utinl In llwtvar
H tounty Mmi llmr City nml
H Mlnvnvlllo
H Alfrwl NVlH-kor and I. II I'Md. nt
H lllrli county, nrn nrliiiialy Injurml
H In n runauny Mr road aiKTorml tlin
H unJolnllliK of hla knrv. hIiIIw Nbiikvr
H u badly tirnlwM
H DlatnnuiU nluod nt fr n III.iHhi to
H tr,00 and ilftiwn In raah nro tho
B loot TKCumd by ImraUra who blow
Hj a tho aafi of John IMyiltw a. Hona, Jmw
H i lor nf Hall Uku City
H liana Jiirobaon, ! 13, i lirnli-
H ably fatally liijutiil uhlW pUylnK '
H ibnut n freight train In Matt Ukol'liy,
HH i iiik cautlit llwiwn I ho ilraKhvada
fl . t ihii vara himI Internally tiijnrml
H (i.nidy. who la coiialdoroil one nf tho
H in. i pminlatua aorouauta In the coun
H in met with a mlahap In Bait ttkn
B i Nk which reaultoil In n broken
HHH !"K The tnthiou fallotl to work prop-
B ny and h fell a dlitanco of 100
IJflj iimoit I'ark wan ahot and lnatmilly
PJPbL iiiihI at Nephl. by Hterllnc Vlckwra.
HHHf 'i. yuung men wars boaom frlenda,
HHHH 1 1 were hunting together, Hinl the
HHHJ . inmlo acrldant waa the reaiilt of ex-
HJBhL I n. mo careluaaneaa
D I May 10 waa tho ilalo on which tht
HBH", J )t hlleld arhiwla were to Ploae for the
X8mJKV " """ n '"' "" '""'" rn,lnl0tl,
CnBCHK mid one week lonmT will bv apant by
??WpjHfcf ''" pedagognoa In toach'ng the young
' (i'iB "l,!l now lo l Tho loaehra arc
"ytQW '""'' y "nKu1 prvparlug an enter
'IvTlM taliiiniitit for achool eloalug
tajB 1 Sgc l ' '" 'ourteen yeatHild aon of Hobert
S Jm ' lb urn it, of Alpine, waa badly burned
JU 'i i limn tho face and will probably loae
'ill J tin aliiht of onu tiye by tho eiploalon.
tJjl m "f " '" ' H)W(lor' w,tn wot'li ha and
in JM. louii' other boya wore playing
ViySt WliUa taking a load of truck to bit
'";iaffl f'rm wutD "' Uyrum, Jmuea I.. Jen-
i8jBF of bia wagon broke and he wa thrown
tSrSKk' '" "' wound, breaking bl leg abnve
gBJK 'in' ankle. The break la a very bad
ng9BjV "'" Hi hone protruded through
, thr ilnthlua Kblch ho had ou
B
CARMEN STRIKE
IN SALT LAKE
CompIclcT.c iipof Street Car
. System, Patrons Beinp
Compciled to Walk.
Attan-Ft ef Ckiiwii te Operate Ita
Car With Non Uai-i. Labor Re
tulta In ympal.iltert ; ''Ik
era Bombarding Can and
Craw With gfl-
Silt ijiLe City Thi- ihrniionw!
atrlke of employna of the atn-i-t car
ayalem of thla pity took place on Hun
day morning, after many nwfen-ncoa
between the railway oHIclala and tho
employe bad failed to adjual the
difference, the men demanding ar
Increaae In wage
The company attempted to run cara
with the aaalatance nf mm union men
but aoon abandoned thn Idea, large
crow da of aympathlacr of tho union
matt taking a hand In the controter
a).
Trnlley rope were cut, egga, do
rayed and fmah. were thrown at tho
operator of tho car eidlbcta wera
hnrleil at the mi n who dnreil to work
for the company umb r uch lrenuou
rlrcamalanrea, blow were alrui k, and
In one Inetencn mi officer- Jimeph
Jonea, a apeclal aaent of the llnrti
man llnea- waa mobbed by a crowd
of trended atrlke aympaihlrera tlnly
the timely Interferenie of the police
aavetl Jonna who had drawn hla gun,
from acoedlngly rough image at the
hand of the mob
It la aald that the uninn men them
iwltea tmik no iari In theae demon
alratlona, ayinpalhUera being reapou
ll,l.
The atrlke haa cauaed much Innite
enlenm to realdenla of Halt iJike
many oplo Ih-Iiir forceil to walk
mile to their uork
PCAP.Y WANTS MOIIC FUNDS.
Need About JtOOOO far Daah to
North Pole.
New York Uck of about JOO.Oia)
to lliiaiice I lie cipcillllon may invan
IIih abuudontnent of the ilaah to the
north imle, which Coiiinianiler It K
I'oary b.i planned for thla aiimmer The
eiptorer. who hua earueil the dlatluc
t Ion of hnliiK roach "The Katlheat
North." nml who truly mny be anld
In llii for Ihu iuri of rotenllng to
tho world tho myaterlea of tho xiln
llaclf, la ileepty dowuraat nt tho (himI
blllty that he may nut bo ablo to try
again.
TmiwnrVfa7'whlth I waa Inli'lideip
I aald Commnmlcr I'oary, and with a
conflilcncn that hla work mutt be
. lielHS fnim aoniewhere. ho addnl-
"Tho inonuy will tnmo; aomchow I
feel certain of thai. Hut If I waa only
awurisl now. what n relief It would
. bo, nml how I could concentrate all
my enerKle nn thn detail of tho m
pixlllloii Heimmber wo were but 174
nautical mile from the goal ou our
laat trip It would Im n pity Indeed If
I wo could mil try naalu "
TOO HOT A CAMPAIQN.
Ante Election Riot In Ouayqull At
tended With ratal Rtiulta.
(lua)qull the campaign for llm
I ningreulnnal elecllou. which hoglna
May ft. la rnaultluK almiMt dall) In
ti'lllalnu belweeu iarllaau of the
koi eminent and the Independent l.lb
urate A eerlnua light line taken place
nt (Julio, where a group of lndoptn
dent ntlackeil the AlfnrUt iwtly, or
fiillnwera of I'realilent Alfarni. auvi.r
nl Kroua Udng killed nud u iiumlwr
Injured Tho troop and pullro re
etnroil order and urn-ale,! tho leader
Rural Delivery Coite Money.
WaahlUKtou - I'iwliuannr tltiuoral
Meer haa appmvod the detnlleil ad
Jualineiii of aahulea of rural free ile
lUery carrier aa aubiiilited by AaaUl
ant t'oatmaater tleneral IVgrew The
new aehedule which will become ef
festive Jul) I in xt, will make n graded
Increaae In the cnmpeuaatlon of car
tier of from to .ft per cent, baaed
upon the number of uilloa tracreod
The rnndjuatmrnt adopted will Involve
hii aggregate iui'ndliure far rural
enlce during the met flecal ear of
nearly Jft,ouo.OM
To Weleome Kurokl,
Healtle. Waah - Lieutenant neneral
Arthur Mai-Arlhur, ranking ortlcer ot
the United ftlotea army accompanlod
by atatf olttcer. haa arrlted here Iron)
Han rranclaco ISeneral Mai Arthur U
here to Meet ticueral Kurokl, the fani
ima Japaneao aoldler, who will arlve
here Mil) I Tho r inking general will
bo the apeclal repreoMtaile of 1'rcal
dent looecvnlt and will accompany
Uoneral Kurokl acron the coiittnaut
to Jamvatnwu. where he will be the
nation' ginwt
Havana Clgarmaktrs Out,
Havana In ininaoquence of tin
lockout In all tho Independent clgai
factorlea In llRvana V.ouo clgnrmolwn
have Joined the ranka of the 1,00,
employua of the Havana Tobacci
company who atrurk two montha ago
dontandlng that their wage be paid I
American Inatead of the Hpanlah gold
A committee at the atrlkur llt
(riivenior Magoon and told hint the
had decided not to hold any nieetln
or demoiiatratlona and would Kuarau
tea the preei uiiilon of order
SIGHS OF AN UPRISING
OP HINDOO STUDEHR
flrlllth Government Fear Trout
From Antl Eurapean Sentiment If
Lahore and are Cnllttlng Vol- '
unticrs.
i ,ili , pro llrlilah India ItllteH ad
twenty i omnia of hall cartridge haw
been nerved out lo the looal Vtilnti
tcora In ennaequnnco nf algn of mark
ed unreal among the Hindoo atndaat
element The pnhllcatlrm of Indng
.natory artlrlea In thn native nette
pra Inciting raie hatred agalga
th Kurontisna and demandlat
native control of India by hmmm
of an elected parliament, hw
been followed recently by riot nt lit
horn and olaewbcrn In tho l'unjali nu
by atbxcka im Kuropean I'roftKWbki
al and political agitator are tmw fiu
nientlng atrlke on the rsllnwda anl
tho government hua concluded thai
It la time lo auppreaa the rioting llj
forceful Ihoan If neceary. I
The authorities are aatlaDed that ,
determined front will apeedlly wnl thai
outward algiia nt dlaaffecllon, epe
tally aa Ibey have the unanimous angr
port of the great Mohammwlan ixipn
lallon, who at numenina mnaa meet
Inga liHVe emphatically condemned
the antl Rnmpoan movemonl. Decani
eveula Iihvd gltun it remarkable In
pulae tn eiillatmenl In tho volunteer
The recruit Include flvo Judge ot
Ibo aupreino court, the director nl
public Inaliiirtlon. unlvvralty proft
aora, blah government oltltlal aad
leading hankor nml merchanta, nit l
whom have entered tho ranka of the
prlvatea
CONDUCTOR A HERO.
Fatally Injured In Wreek Ho Fligi
Train and Falls Uneonwlous.
O'rtlloii. Mo The Imller of 4
freight eiiglnn drawing n cnbooM
and runiiliig nt n high rate of pet
eiphnleil near here Saturday, wreck
lug tho engine and caboose and km
Ing ltimlneor I'.iul Lynch, fireman
I'tank Appleby and llrakemnn (leorft
llrowu, nil of Moberly, Mo, and la
luring Conductor l)omrt nml an ua
known hrnkeuian
Notwllhatmidlng hla Injuries, Con
doctor Deaaert roil a nuurler of n in Iff
woat of tho weim und llaggeil n awlji
ly approaching iHitei-nger train fron
KiiimuH City, then fell unconeclnu'i.
Ilia warning aavod the paasengor trail
from pluiiglng Into tho wreckngr
ahead, It U believed ho will ia.
aJap'JifT 'I
TVITTC IS LIDERAU
Former Premier Doea Not Healtato ti
Criticise Council of Empire,
8t roterabiirg Count Wilts, tin
former premier. In n characteristic
speech In Ihu council ot JCtnplrvl
dealt with tho iiietlon of tho etat
ulo In regard In expi rl aaalatltiK com
inlllce In the Doiinm lie took mi ud
vnuceil stand, to a certain uitenl bid
ding for Liberal aupport, criticised
the arnlyla of the council ot Um
pire mid aald It waa unworthy ot be
ing called I lie upper house.
"Whal aort of nn Institution Is
our asked Count Wilte. "Drifting
nlmlesal). avohlliig II work, nfrnld to
iissert Its will or proclaim It exist
elice Ijt us follow thn Dounm'a ox
ample mid lake part In tho coiiulr)'
busluiHs oihi-rwlse wo will bo swept
nwny as a useless piece ot stnto nioch
aiilsm" Ciiiini Wit le's action Is hall
wllh uppioval li) the Liberal proa
DINGER HERMANN NOT GUILTY
Is Acquitted ef Charge of Destroying
Records.
Washington -Dinger Hermann, for
raor congri-sumnn from Oregon, and
former lomnilsiloner of tho general
land offli e was Rciiulited of the charge
of deal rot Ing pulill, record, by H
verdict of the Jur ul 12 II) o'clock
Saturday The trial had progressed
for twelve week and tin- Jury dellb
crated Iwmlyoni- hour.-. Mr Her
maim expressed thanks to eaih Jury
man. aa did hla coiinm I
DOCTORS BAFFLED.
Mysterious Disease Spreading Death
Through Msxlcan Mining Camps.
HI I'aao, Texas A mysterlnu ill
scaaii which bafflo medical skill I
reportid lo Ihi spreaillug among tho
Inhabitants of aonn of tho mining
camp In llurnngo Mexico It I aald
that a large number of caaoe have
proved ratal. Word haa been received
ilnco ot the death of Antonio Alvndes,
(Jarcla and Alfonso llrassnrl. both
prominent mine operator of iorreon
Tornado In Texas,
Fort Worth, Texas On town Is
deatroyed, extensive damage done tn
-traperty and cros at other points and
lgbt Uvea are known to have been
oat a a reault of a storm which wa
unoral over fits state Saturday night
ml at aome points assumed the pro--ortlona
of a tornado. The village of
InttimlnK was practical!) vl(ieil out
mil live nuin hlttes The dead In
'ude W Alexander, a voung child
tamed Wllklnann, two nut end lit
to girl
EfflSiUAiED
300 YEARS ACO
Event Celebrated at James
town by Opening of the
Tercentenary Exposition
Land and Water Display and Addresi
by President Roosevelt, Who Pre
vents Panic by Appealing to
Oallantry of West
Virginians.
Norfolk, Vn President Roosevelt,
the diplomatic, naval and military rup-
nsentullte of foreign uailnn and Ihu
coventor ot n score of state parti
clpateil on 1'rlday In the opening xer
tlsee of the Jamestown Tercentenary
exposition Tho nxlllon Is far from
complete hut this wa not allowed to
Interfin III any way with the celo
brat Ion of the 300th annlvenuiry nt
the first llrlilah settlement In Airier
ilea From tho tiring ot a aunrlM
saluto of .100 gun by the United
Htstes army, through the plclurniiie
review of the Inlernatlonnl lleet ot
war veanels anchored In llamploii '
Heads, through tlm cereiuonlmi of ded I
lest Ion. at whlclnthe president siko, !
ind down to n lain Inmr nt night w lion
thi chief executive went aboard the
knval yacht Hylpli In apend the night
the day waa imwdoil with notable In
tldcnls.
Kntnblo among the dti)'s events
taa tho action of the president In Ha
mming command of the situation In
front of the crowded grniiil aluml
from which he eke when n mnlc
lelsoil the (urging timing of upcctn
bra. I'resaeil against tho guard
aipi- by thoiieaiiila of eager iMtrtama
(to safety of those who had the tuori
kvorable olllon was endangered I
fresldent ItiHisevett had Just I Htm In
tntluceil by Harry HI fleorgo Tucker
kvad of tho exiHwItlon coinMiiy, when
tie disorder and unrest In the crowd .
Itacheil It height nud tho tlvll guard
k front ot the grand a.ml fteemed
thout to Ui swept from their post
The president Jumped upon the tnbb
illicit had been pin ceil In Ibo speak I
er'a balcony, and crlisl out to the met
tf tho stato ot VIrglnln-to live up lo
Qelr tradition ot gallantry and
ne pushing mid crowding which
vis threatening the live of the wo
neu and children In the assemblage
sj0 cro'wd heedml ll" - emsLUnf
wainlnB
Apparently obvlou lo tho unusual
position ho occupied on tho top of a
somewhat ahaky tablo, President
Itmisavclt made hi speech Tho Im
promtu and unsteady platform did not
Inturfere In the slightest degree wllh
tho characteristic vigor or his d
livery.
I Newspaper Men Are Darred.
Washington Hecrctnr) Iieb ht
tnnounoed tlmt hereoflei uewpai.,i
men will not be allowed to congrr
rato In the While House groundi
after nightfall, or to go to the doni ol
the While Hone In "arch of Infor
mat Ion.
Heeretary Ieb later evplalneil that
ulille newiwr men would mt
mllleil to go lo the Whllo lloiisn Iikii
and nsk miestlon at night tin) will
not be permitted to loiter iiniund ti
seek Interview wllh Hie victor In
lido. The object of the rule Is to ill
Mitrngo Interference wiin inu vvnii.
llousw visitor nt night
Insurance Man In Trouble.
New York. William A llrewer
former president of tho Washington
I Ifo Inaurance compaii). who U under
Indictment ou charges of iwrjury and
making of false ollltlol statements
conearnlug hi tompuii affair ten
tatlveiy offereil to plead guilt) to the
latter oharge. It was understood the
plea wo offered with the Una, that
only a flue would bo Imposed Assist
ant District Attorney Noll said hi)
would uupo" B '1,,n " "10 l,l,a1')
beoauM) prUnm seiilencu was tie
surveil ami should lie Imposed
Nobody to Sit on the Lid In Washing
ton.
Woahlnglon For the ftrt time In
many yor H'0' president and his en
tire official fiimll) were on Frld.i)
bs,-nt from the national .apltnl A
nutnlier of the cabinet meiiih-rs ac
co.noanletl H presldi nt to ilv Jniuoa
town ojiBflasllon, Secrelar) Wllaon
ha ifftH to Fittaburg. Secrelar) Hunt
to I'llnUm, N. Y . Hecretar) Taft to
Now Vorw and IUwton. and Attorney
(iennrat llonaparte to 1 lost on.
Judge and Olstrlct Attorney at Outs.
Sail Pmnclaco Superior Judge
HebUanl of thi clt), who was de
imunoatl by Aaalatant District Attor
ney Franet J. llcney In nit address
to the aUlden'e l Stanford unlver
ally, appear' before Police Judge
Welter Friday morning and awore to
a complaint asking for lleney's arrest
on tun ground of criminal libel lleuey
la quoted n aaylug that llebbard had
been repealpill) characlerlxed aa c.
disgrace to the legal profession
MARVIN BOY BELIEVED
TO HAVE BEEN SLAIN
Oeekhand Has Deen Taken Into Cut
tudy and Charged With the Mur
der, Upon a Slight Clue,
Dover Del Frank II Ilutler, a dock
hand upon the steamer John P Wil
ton, was taken Irito custody Wednes
day, charged with the murder of Hor
ace N. Marvin, the four-year-old son
of Dr, Marvin, the ly who myster
iously disappeared March I. The the
ory of the detective reatmnilble for
the arrest Is that the boy was mur
dered or accidentally killed nml that
Ilutler knew something nbout the
case
Ilutler denies knowledge nt tho dis
appearance of the child and reiterate
that the lioy was silting nn top ot n
haystack upon the Marvin farm when
he and two other men, who were mov
ing tho effect of the former owner of
the land, left the place
A man named Caldwell, who was
working with Ilutler tho day the child
dlsapKsrei. says Ilutler was ordered
to 'i to the barn and load up wheat
screenings In bags Thi he did and
when Caldwell later entered the barn
l.o found that Ilutler had loaded thrvo
baga upon the wagon and n fourth waa
lying on Die llonr of tho barn Caldwell
iui)n ho lifted thi bag Into tho wagon
himself and found It heavy, alt hough
Ilutler bad Mild It wa Riled with
cork, This ling, Cnlduoll say, dla
npiienred Acting upon the theory
that this bag contained the body of
the child, the detective decided to
charge Ilutler with murder
FRISCO CARMEN MAKE DEMANDS
Want $3 For Eight Hour day, Dut Man
ager Say Nay.
Han Francisco -A i-nmmlllm from
tho Carmen's union presented to
President Calhoun of United ltullroada
Wednesday afternoon a formal de
mand for n now minimi contract giv
ing conductor and motnrmen n Hat
wngn of (3 fur an eight hour day nud
tlmo nnd a, one-hulf for overtime
The demand will lie unequivocally
refused, according to n Joint slnlo
incut made by President Calhoun nnd
(Icnenil Manager Mullaly, who said In
substance:
"Tho United Railroad absolutely
decline, to pay It platform men $3 for
an eight-hour day Thl Is posltlvo and
final. Tho company ha gnnu thn
limit In tho matter ot wage- It will
go no further."
GIRL TAKES REVENGE.
Klils Man Who Jilted Her on the Eve
of Hla Wedding.
Oil City. Pa. Thnddeu Btovcns
Itoss, nf this city, waa shot Ihreo
time nnd Instantly killed Wednedny
by Mia Hollo rltrnup Tho woman
then shut herself through, tho heart
Tho tragedy occurred In tho nfllco of
Dr. Oeorgo W Mngeo. whllo tho phy
sician waa at lunch llotli victims
were member of prominent families
Itn was tn have been married Wed
nesdny night to Miss Drulselhi 8 imp
sell, of Ihla city. There were nn wit
ness tn tho shooting Tho murderess
and aulchlo wa u former sweet
heart nf thn dead man. and tho girl
killed him because ho had Jilted Iter
TAKE PRESIDENT TO TASK.
Labor Unions to Make Protest Against
His Moyer-Haywood Communica
tion. Milwaukee, Wis A movoinenl, nn
llonal In scope, to sot nshlo n Mn)er
Haywood Peltlbono day early In May,
ou which day every union In tho coun
try la to protest ngnlnst the nctlnn of
President Roosevelt In culling Mo)cr
nnd Haywood undesirable cltliens, has
been launched In Milwaukee. The
plan contemplates that the President
Vhall be taken lo task also for his
c "leunlcallon tn llnnorn Incksnu, of
Chicago, In which ho reiterated hi
criticism
PEACE AT LAST.
Troublo Octween Salvador and , Nic
aragua Has Deen Settled.
Han Salvador. A treaty of peace
lmtweeu Salvador and Nicaragua wa
signed Wednesday night by minister
representing each countrj. nt Ant
pah. The term of tho treaty are
honorahla to lioth countrle The
condition propoaod by Salvador wero
adopted, and the demands made by
President 7elna of Nicaragua for re
partition for Salvador' part In the re
cent wiir between Nicaragua and Hon
duras, and that there bo a free In
terchange of commodities between
Nicaragua and Salvador, were ro
jected
DIES FOR SCIENCE.
Expert In Use of X-Ray Contracted
Cancer In His Work.
Chicago Wolfram C Fiichs. an ex
pert In the use of the X-ray. Is deid
ot cancer, which he contracted three
year ago through coming In contact
with the X ray apparatus Since Dr i
Vnch become affected with cancer he j
has submitted to u number of opera
tlons, several of his linger having
been amptilatod. The operations were
unsuccessful and tho disease steadily
spread to different parts of his body
until ho became, helpless
I
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DACGER FOR THE
HEIR TOJHRONE
Anarchist, Heavily Armed, is
Found Lying in Wait for I
Prince Albert. I
Three Other Men Found In the Vi
cinity And Placed Under Arrest,
Having Admitted That They
Were French Anarchists.
Ilrusfcls An anarchist, armed with
a dagger, n loaded revolver nnd nlhei
weaimns. waa arrested ou Thursday
In a church where Prince Albert of He-
Blum, nephew of King Leopold nml heir
presumptive to tho throne, was about
to visit. One of tho attendant of thn- I
church accidentally discovered thn J
man hidden In a confessional 1nx, I
locked the door and called tho illre. I
Ijtter three other anarchist, similarly
armed, woto arrested In tho rear ot
the church Thn three admlttod they
wero lrenrh anarchl! The nutborl- i
tie nro convinced that the prlsonere
Intendeil to asaaaalnato tho prime
Prince Albert I the son of the lato
Count of linndnr. brother of King j
Iipold On October I laat, Prlnco ,
Albert waa officially declared tlm suc
cessor of King l.eiHil, a sovereign
of tho Congo Independent state, nnd
on November 1.1 of the mine )ear ho
was sworn In a u member of tho Del
glan Kennte
HAUNTED TOR' A YEAR. f
Terror Drove Slayer of Denver Auc- li
tloneer to Confess.
Ilutle Monl. Itiunteil night by the
thought nf the man whom ho hail
murdered, nit I II hi mind could not
stand the strain, and by the fear ho
was going Insane, John Hhlro has con
teased to tho murder nf Morris Chap
lin, a wealthy nui tloneer nf Denver, In
190(1 Shire ) ho snw Chaplin ox
lit Lilt n large roll of bills during n
name of cards, and ho followed hltr.
with the avowed purposo of killing
and robbing him
Making his way Into tho Chiplln
home, bhlro ua) ho waa discovered '
by Chaplin' Utile daughter, who
alarmed her father, nnd as Chiplln
advanced wllh a stool tn hla hand to
hit him, ho flrisl, hilling tho auction
eer almost Inataly flhlru several day- ,
ago presented himself at tho county I'
Jail, asking to bo lacked up, saying ho U
was laboring under thn doluslnn that 1
a mob of union men waa following I
him, HI Ire declare tho thud nf tin. Q
falling body ot Chaplin still oounda In I,
hla oar.
FOUL ATTACK ON HERDER8.
Men Dound Hand and Foot and Left I
on Prairie.
Montroae, Colo Whllo on their
way to the sheep ranio In this coun
ty with n largo herd from Frisco,
Utah, three herder, drover Cornell,
Pfter Hwnnson and Al Hwnnton. wern
set upon h sevoti masked men Weil
ncday night nt White Water, Colo,
flfly-llvo mllea west nf here. Peter
Swanmii was shot and mortally
wounded and his companions hound
hand and foot and left . elpto on tho
prairie New of the shooting linn
stirred the cattleuu u and sheep own
er of this sect I u tn a high pitch ol
Indignation nnd diligent aenrch for I
the pcrtiotrator of tho on Ira go Is be
ing prosecuted
FOUGHT TOR HIS LIFE.
Alabama Murderer Very Much
Averse to Dclng Hanged.
Oultorsvllle. Ala Hob Watt, a
oung while man. wa hanged In the
jail yard hero under tragic circum
stance He had become iosesi,ed ot
n knife and retletod In the end It
wns nwi'Htai) tn throw atmnonlit Into
hi cell before he could be overcome
He wns dragged in the scaffold by
force, couihlng violently nud moan
Ing pltootisl). Watt murdered Pent
Winkle, an old confedornta eoldlar,
for tio lwnsloti mone) '
lury Couldn't Agree.
Islington. Ky After twenty four
hours' deliberation the Jury In thi"
case of Hill llrllton, rhirged wllh tho
assassination of Town Marshall Jns. I
A Cockrlll, rejiorted a hopeless disa
greement and wore discharged Thn
Jury stood eight for acquittal and four
1 for conviction The trhl haa been
, under way for more than two woeka.
I This was one ot the Ilreathltt county
feud case In which Senator llargls,
Ju Iko Margin and other wore charged
wllh participation
False to His Vows.
Oil City. Pa That Ml Holla
Stroupe, the llradford. Pa , dreg
maker, who shot and MUM Thaddeui
8. Itoss, contemplated the deed, was
shown by paper found ou hor person.
On ot these I a will bequeathing all
her property to her sisters, tho other
a written statement that I to had
I promised to marry her next June, and
that the first Indication she had
that ho did not Intend to do so was n
newspaper notice ot the lieuanc of n
marriage llrcno lo 'Itosn ami Miss
Samnsell of Oil ( Uy