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The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1894-10-05

London, Oct. i.--l.nrd ilarfon, eldest
son 81 tie Marquis Of CRANKY, IL dead. ~
the result Of surgical operation.
Montreal, Oct. !. AT an early hour
this morning cS.rremier Mcrrier was
alive but death may rome At any iao.
mcnt.
Paris sept. ~. The pebats has u dis.
patch tom San Domingo stating that
halt Of Tho town was destroyed by ihv
recent cyclone.
Naples, Sept. 10. a serious scandal NJ.
icctinE convent here, " giving rise to
much comment Tho lady superior and
several other persons have been arrested.
NsW York, sepi,sO.--A dispatch 10
tie World from Tegucigslpa say tho pro-
isci Of a Central American union has
been dropped Tor the present.
New York, Oct. 1.-The Anglo mrri.
can fcfrErHrfl cvmr-sy '--"'si,-- tl,-
following London Office reports coin.
lnunication between liaranaribo aud
yCaysnns restored.
Portsmouth, o., Sept ~. THE skeleton
Of y prehistoric giant has been eShumsd
In Kentucky, ~ miles below thiscily.
The skeleton is sight feet In height aud
four ieet Acro-s the shoulders.
London, Oct. Ia dispatch 10 the
Chronicle from st. Petersburg, says that
Russia attends 10 maintain neutral
position In The Cninrse-j apanese dispute
uulss- japan alneHes Korea.
Marietta, o., Sept, 90.-Clawnce Jus,
tIce and Bryon wilson, each "a yeasold,
were run over by an electric car late last
aaight Justice il dead aud Wilson Il
lying They laid down on the tracks "a
sleep.
Brownyills. Tex, sept. aO.-The Rio
Gmnde river IL out Of II banks In sex
eral pl aces, aud IL encroaching seriously
OF the American shore. The bank hR'
csyed 10 within 10 feet Of Fort Brown
lioston, sept. 9O.-rhe coast oi south
ern New England wasto-day visited by q
fierce gale, which caused unusually high
tides. but which having been anticipated
Tor several DAYS, did only slight damag'
TO shipping The storm center NaaRbou
100 miles south Of flre Island light. Thil
nlieipoon Tie Wind blew " miles ~
, I hour ~ lilock Island, and some rain tel
bnt tue precipitation vas slight. Ih'
J. harl,or IL lilled with souih-houud vessel
which are waiting Tor the storm ceniert Il
u pass mt oi their course. No serious di.
asier has been reported.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1894-10-05

William Weaver aud family have
moved from Upton aud taken their
abode in Echo tn the winter.
Mr.. Joseph Blackham aud family are
visiting Mr.. aud Mrs. Samuel BlArkham.
No. Z, tho overland mail train due ut
Echo at 10 y. M, arrived "Wednesday
morning In two sections. Tie cause oi
the delay was M accident Oh the eastern
division.
Several Union Pacific detectives were
In town this week In search Of mi-aP'
proprlaled property belonging To the
company.
John llopkiu Is making excavations
preparatory to tie erection Of his new
billiard hall and wine parlos.
Extra accommodations were furnished
the conference visitor, at this point by
the railroad company. NJ. G.
reno ITEMS rEouN. W.
Fireman wallace's visit to Coalyill,
about q week ago has given HIN - twenty
days lay.on,
Fireman Hudson Vas discharged III
refusing togo out In Fireman Wallace
place when called to do so last week.
4 strong wind which lasted all nigh
on tile 2gih famed The pile Of cinders a
the roundhousc In blaze, which ~
pearcd IN the top anil sides oi the III
nense pile in spots, making - yer
beautiful sight,
NJ. McGuire has been doing tho bat
bsr act for the past two daysat the Ech
barber shop lie isan A No. ! barhs
The meat market which Is bein
erected Tor Mr.. Joseph storcr by Jam'
wiguel IL fast nearing completion, du
10 the efficient workmanship OF NJ
wignel aud assistants. X y. y.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1894-10-05

Ms Cary stonelasker has returned
irom Evanston after long spell Of sick.
ness.
Born. to Mt aud Mr.. II. II Mcqueen,
daughter, on the nth Inst, All pro.
crossing finely.
Cold as blazers. trole out all irui,
peddlon.
Miss Eae Stonebrakcr left fur Ogden
on Monday toply the dressmaking art
asain.
There are ihiee eases Of typhoid fever
reported In our little town. ons i-
very severe.
Work Nill commence ~ Oucu un The
fencing In OF ourccmetcry "Wednesday
Mr.. Peck, the surveyor, was up aud laid
of The outside lincs The weather has
been favorable for the digging Ut the
holes. Mr.. q. q. Reddsn has been
appointed Superintendent Of nll the
labor.
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Peoria, oct. 3.-Thc whisky trust d.
reclors to-day decided to abolish the re-.
bate voucher system. The new order
takes place to-mouew.
New York, oct. 3.-The action brought
by the actress. Maria Wainwright, Tor
absolute divorce from Louis James. was
dismissed In the supreme court here to-
day on her default,
Portland, Me-, Oct. 3.--rhe conditions
are favorable ior great race between
Diwctum aud Nelson The odds on Nell
scn srcj io3. Diiectum Won the first
heat in s;iO Direetum wen the second
hca, la 2,iJia.
Astoria, ore. oct. g. Nothing definite
has been heard Of the llwaco, Wash,
banker J. r. Morrison, who has been
missing for over two weeks. The bank
has been closed on attachments and
r. v EgbcH has been appointed re-
clever. Tbs A. o. u. W. aud Odd rel.
lows lodges urc sufferers through his de.
parlurc. Detectives have been employ.
ell Ia dni hun.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1894-10-05

Silver, 49, &c; lead, ta.O5.
Foreigners Kaye been watnsd 10 leave
Pskin.
Serious complications are Threatened
between Ensland sud France over
Egypt
Ths sherin's posse are hunting ruy-
.allup murderer with hlood-bouuds An.
others deputy was killed by them yes
tsfday.
The Congressional deadlock In the
twsnty.Grst Pennsylvania Republican
district was broken by differentiation Of
q. b. nslnsr Of Riilauing, M The G2jlh'
bollot
Over $40 ,0OU Nas paid ont yesterday
- Denver mint ior gold Tho largest
smouni ever paid on auy single NAY le'
I Tore since il,c mini wa- established sa'
N2b,OoO.
A water spunt near Valencia. Nene
snela. la.t Friday killed more lliap M
peoplv and caused loss IN ctols ol flu0
OOO Many houses and hridge- ~p'c eur
risd away
The decision III Justice Harlan tci
aside that part of the ,slehatri railNa.
injunction that refer 10 conspiracy h
quitting the service VI rilWFy oompan
OF receivers leholis II Is not conspiI
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carter a Moore have received an
order Tor two carloads OF nnur Their
Hour y hecOming quite popular.
The late storms have delayed the
Farmers In getting thsir grain threshcd.
II will keep some iroin attending con-
ference aud the territorial fair.
Attorney Schroeder Of Salt AXE was
here last week. lie went to rcoa on
businc. lls gave the boys q little talk
on Democracy while here.
George ". Young vent 10 salt Lake
on the ith to attend conference aud the
fair.
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one 81 ihr most ENJOYABLE receptions
aud parties that has ever been held Ia
Echo vas that given by Mrs. q. y. Oh
sen aud Mrs. James lIopkin TO their
many friends last Saturday night,
Ilopkiu hall had been deliberately dee.
GRATED with eyergreens, flowers aud
other ornaments, aud presented beau
tiinl appearance. Al an early honr tho
Invited guests commenced 10 assemble,
and at O'Clock the party was In full
sway Refreshments ol tho choicest
varieties had been prepared In abnnd.
ance. nothing being omitted TO make
this q model party. Singing dancing
games, etc, were INDUCED in I'LL !.
o'clock, when the party broke up. Mrs
Olsen aud Mrs. ilopkin devoted them
salyea to their guests, aud how we'll lhel
succeeded la entertaining them th'
many warm congratulations fully nj
tested. II was declared by all to he th
most enjoyable event ever held At Echo
Those present were
! Mr. aud Mrs. James Bromley, Mr.. Az
Mrs. James llopkln, Mr., aud Mrs. vi
liam Williams, Mr.. aud Mr. williaI
CLARK, Mr.. and Mrs. q. +. Olsen, Mr
dilchrist, Ms. Stevenson, Mrs. Blak
Mrs. Joseph storer, Miss Maggie al
{ Edith Gilchrist, Mas Cora and Agn'
Hendricks Of Omaha, Misses Dale
, Alice aud Agnes Lusiy vi Coalyill
4 Weaver, Turpin, Measrs Joseph Ito
sin, Wallace, Van, Mcclure, kool
Quist, Charles lusty, Ned Morris Al
', many Others.
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at the convention tn be held on the 18th
at Coalville.
The United States marshal came over
the other dny ard arrested Walter
Wall ,r ON the charge oi incest
W. H. stevens aud ON. Ward, vent
10 see the fair ut salt lake this morn.
ing.
The late SNOW storm caused the lhresh.
en- o. sit AROUND the stove a day o. two.
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W. IL. Stevens has employed Robert
Newman rs miller.
G. Jensen expectsto 20 to Salt Lake In
q few days with a load OF household
goods.
C.s. With has been employed TO
teach the Oakley school. The school
opened with seventeen pupils enrolled
last Monday,
Tue Democrats VI Oakley precinct vii
send W. W, Horton 10 represent then
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NO. "a

Kelyey, of rhrichsyille, o. Miss Mahan,
sister Of Rev. Father Mahan, this city
William Ellis, A. +. IIade, Rev. J.. u.
Lee Of Roscoe, OIL. 4. Adams, Mrs,
i. n Miller.
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NEWS OF THE COUNTY.
The Usual Bright and Newsy Notes
Gathered IN
BY OUR ALERT CORRESPONDENTS.
SUMMARY 81 Al the Nsws aud Events In
summit aud Morgan Counties DurinE
the Past Week.


pEoN
Walter walker charged with the
crime Of incest. WIS arrested hero uu
Tuesday, OCTOBER Bud BY shsr q Harring-
ton. A few years agp, aud before There
was law against that CRIME. Walker
wns accused Of incest hc was cited be-
ivrr the High Council ct the summit
stake Of Zion. found guilty aud vx-
communicated from the Mormon church
Two or three years aso nv Was arrested
4 r the -ame crime, committed after his
communication his ease was brought
Lciore the grand jury, hut TOT some
cause they failed to indict him and he
was let on. NoW he has Teen up TO
his Old tricks again, aud those Who pro.
Tess to know say that the evidence IL
such ~ will place him behind the bars
lot a lerm of years The only regret IL
that he WAS not placed. when arrested
before, In pplace where he could not
continue his vile aud filthy acts. llciDfo
the former arrest Of Walker there was
strong talk Of lynrhing him. but through
the effort. u cool aud wise heads the
idea Wss abandoned. The sympathy Of
the rummunity 4. extended 10 the
family Of the accused, who have been
ruined by such IN unnatural father.
lie WIS taken 10 Park City and held in
5000 bonds, which hc could not furnish,
aud he was remanded Ia jail
Tie snow storm the il'.l OF the week
put stop tothrcsning sud hauling Of
grain.
J. A. Marrhant has not recovered all
the stock which was stolen from his
ranch near Holiday Park. Parties arc
nov out with the hopes oi finding the
stock there being rone twenty-five still
missing.
The Peoa Coop has confessed indg
ment Ia favor of u. G. N. 4. 81 salI
Lake City In the sum OF Of $500. II Il
to lie hoped that arragcmsnts csn la
made by which the institution may b.
pla'Nh Wv w wv AhNlHs
Simon 7. Stephens and q. y. Beck
stead who have been IN Soda Springs,
Ida, on business, returned home the
first VI the week.
Judge ]. NJ. Malin Of Rockport was Ia
town the first Of the week
A little child of \. W. Maxwell I,
quite sick.
II. u. Wright, Chariot T.. Walker ant
number Of other witnesses went e
Park City on Wednesday. They wsr'
subpTnaed by tho prosecution in thu
Walker incest case, the examination
of which was vel ior that day
Word comes TO hand that John NJ
Neeiand Miss Cora Walker we're married
the drst Of the week.
Potato digging is now Ia order an
they are Of an excellent quality.
Quits number Of our young peopl
attended the Sunday school conierenc
sheld In Coalyille ON September 2pth m
aOlh, aud we're delighted with III
exercises. These conferences are ca
, eulated, and will do much good bot
for Young aud old. The remarks by II
sneakers were timely and gave el
enlargement TO the sunday scho
workers and pupils alike. The visiii'
speakers from Salt Lake, Elders doid@
and Richards, were listened to vii
marked attention and their visit "
..s...ll.s0 . 4,
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hthu'rhl n '.
'rhrJapaNt.e navy :. ni'l 10 lie run.
ming "ui ct n'ump'''ii.,i-
Tile l.ibvrals have ma.i, considerable
gains in the No,e,faiic elcclious.
The celebrated ften,h enFra'rr Gu,
taV Levy, is dead.
Lanut Thompson, thr noted sculptor.
died at the city Hospital In ,Iiddlelo~ n
y. y. on "wednesday.
The condition 1T lanes Anihouy
Froudc, the historian, !. Improved. he
sat uI yesterday for the dfst time In
several weeks.
4. ". PoHer. auditor Of the Rock
Island hallway, was stricken With
apoplcsy Yesterday. iIeisno, expected
81 survive.
Captain liowgatr. whosc sensational
criminal carver Of thirteen yeasago ha.
bscn forgotten, was captured yesterday
by secrs, .crvice avenitsi The Govern
msnt'
Colonel Rohrrtr. Van Horn uas unan.
iuously nominated foi ,onsfrss by the
Republican convention Of the fiiih dn
trict ~ Missouri.
The clyde steamship "Iroquois, Of
which arrived 1t Charleston. = g.. ironl
jacksonville last nighb reports that
Martins "Industiy" lisht.hip of Saw
annnh is missing.
The jury In the cn-e oi The Carlin sirik.
srs at Carson New, held ior obstructing
the mails disagreed aud we've discharged
II stood nlns ior acaniiij and three foI
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The meeting on Saturday morning was
called more particularly Tor he oniccrs
Of IN. various SUNDAY schools. ucorge
uoddurl and Levi Richards u the gem
vral supsrin,cndcnry Of Sal, Lake City
addressed the meeiing In regard TO the
duties Of the supcriniendenis. John
Boydcn also made some very interest
Ing remarks. Conference was then adj
iourned until Up. M.
rsnH nAY ArrrMooS.
After opening exercises, Robert Jones,
superintendent NJ the llcncicr school.
gave In report stating ,he number Of
scholars enrolled, average attendance.
etc.
The lloyisvillc school was next 10
ported by Rnoch Brown.
The primary class Of the Peoa school
gayea review on the subject "lehi
Preaching To the Jews" aud repeated
The ten commandments.
TIE rcoa sehool aa- then reported by
Oscar wilkins.
Low Richards spoke very interest
ingly, giving some good Instructions 10
the SUNDAY school officers.
Geurgc Go'l'larl next spoke, exhort-
Ing the parents 10 teach their children
to keep the word Of wisdom. respect old
age, etc,
flir irsi intenneliais department Of
the South CoAiyillc school went through
IN sSsiclsc on the first principles Of the
gospel,
4 class irum the lloyisvillc school
next went through an exercise TAKEN
from ihe.l'cok Of Mormon.
After closing exercises conference adj
iourned till sunday morning at l0a. N.
SUNDAY MonSNo,
After opening exercises W. T.. Chap
pel reported the Fast Coaiyillc school,
giving the average number Of pupils
attending, etc.
The Rock Spring. school was next re-
ported BY superintendent Guild. lie said
the school Wa ina very prosperous
condition.
The primary department ofthe sonth
Coalyille school recited the Article, Of
Faith.
President W. W. ClaG arose aud
made some encouraging remarks To the
Sunday Sehool children.
The primary department Of the Wan
ship school reviewed the Articles Of
Faith.
Superintendent Frank Mills reported
with the number of scholars, teachers,
etc.
The lleneier school then sang the
song entitled 'rhe Lord Is Ny Light" la
a very pleasing manner.
Next was review by the East Coal
y,lle school. subject; "Resioraiion Of
the Holy Priesthood and Organization
Of the Church"
teorgc Goddard then spoke for some
time very interestingly, aud gave en-
coumRing remarks 10 the children, and
alter closing remarks conference vas adj
iouned until y. m.
s"N' "',""V',
w. oirhihs eAs'''rH wy F'hs'A
anu STAKE SUNDAY school onlrefr were
! presented and sustained by unanimous
yoie
e..d,,.,i.,,, p..,oh no,,.i,h.
! i.''",'''u'"' Ian" -" ~
% Norih IoalNllle sohool, giving inc mum
u her OF scholars enrolled, average at
b. tendance. etc.
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Tho wedding supper given by MI.
and Mis. T. II. stephens in honor Of NE
gs ldinE Of their son, Heber q, 70 Miss
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1894-10-05

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An insane man confined In tn Moscow,
lda,, jill, buichsrd fellow prisoner
with knife in q horrible mann,r.
In the district Of saleslnru. Austria.
Yesterday. four inebea ~ Snow I'LL
Their IL great fear Of an avalanche.
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.,5 ~; 1 %:Sf. s,1s,ss:'< n
=. Taft to satorcr.
ond district 20 .uceD
''''''',,, AlwafI
:: =: !: g: :: !: !" !: ASA
buffalo. sept. "A j II
unattached wheel 81
ed the fes,oi lo"sf DIM
fury mark over 500 AAAAol
Erie, Pa, and rcl "a
", ..,.r,a aud 1. 81 tow
and two laborcrs M .s-ug1OIth-
west colliery Of shsAh 4 Watson, at
I simpson. near Carbonate yesterday, BY
the fall OF u rock, TIL N am William u.
Mitchell, miner aged 2 john ] Fan
mns' "'ne'' "a n,'o" N'vP''sy'
"oo'''' - "eo's' n1"'y' '"'o''' n
Columbus M''T'' ~, zs,--An eKiis
freight train 90 the Mobile A Ohio
jumped the track nea1 hrre this alter
noon and ran down Y 81 enbankiaehi.
Conductor James filffanld ana Daniel
Thompson co'oreJ ht'krman' wsrs
A'''e"' rou' o'Is i,sIs-" pY'"-'"
crew rev Ns'e 's''"sE1N ,i a
rs""'S 1U ''Ss's
company rraP~ Hws ""grs o.
n,ooc enploifgE $3.50 'nonp'o''
steer wYorA. E{tSA p'es w ~
since 's'r.' J'' '"s A'"A'kr~
a'su 1'''iH'io' @,ssu 7" A'f'f ''i
hsA'y'ur pa" tHf p"''" ''"psn'
/ 'o''
4 san fmncisco,rept ~ Dr. ryhan
j. the capitalist who' ~ie' disappear
anee for two ysA,s' Was io1d n slate
Slater ras aided by spiuiS in llniiul
him. Slater sid the ghot y Mai.
MaryinTynAn' lhe-frs UT Nlis
tull Linn "A tl4fN la lfl1 lllI luIaNlllu ms a
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acompany or otherwise. and that such
act IL legal. Intimidation Of other men
Who wish TO work or quitting with con
spiracy TO iniurc, illegsl
The most insignificant feature Of the
strained relations Of England With
France and disirust Of Russia is the he.
cline Of Russian securities in England.
0-icnsiblv on account Of the Crar's
health.
Emperor William has shown strong
inclination for more cordial relations
with France, aud be has promised to
visit their coming exposition, saying in
siiect that he knew how TO remove the
prejudice now existing among the
French Tor anything German.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1894-10-05

SUNDAY. ssr la aoln.
Silver, Gsiac; lead
Fears Of roiiah laliolfi4 restore
their ancisn. inslltt - are held e.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1894-10-05

The meeting on Saturday morning was
called more particularly Tor he oniccrs
Of tho various SUNDAY schools. ucorge
uoddand aud Levi Richards VI the gem
vral supsrin,cndcnry Of Sal, Lake City
addressed the aeeling In regard 10 the
duties Of the superiniendeni- John
Boydcn also made some very interest
Ing remarks. Conference was then adj
ionrned until 2p.m ~.