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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-04-06
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-04-06
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-04-06

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Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1894-02-02
ExposITIohs.
incidents and Accidents in and
About Yale.

About Yale.
Tnamcrchant sat in his easy chair
Ateve and his thoughts were gay;
Nocare WAS his for you see.
He'd put a big "adv." in the paper that day.
Giant Holden & Bro. have a change
of adv. in this issue.
a good pair of warm blankets for 20
cents at Martin j. Bourke's, Old Brock
way.
So much business ia coming to our
roller mill that the nights are being
used to bring work up.
We are pleased to notice that Calvin
Russell has received an increase OF his
pension, which he we'll deserves.
P,W. Doele is the new proprietor
SUCCESSOR TO II. Doelle & Son, in the
iewelry business. Read his adv. in
thisissue.
We learn that our old friend, +. III.
Drake, formerly of Yale, is engaged in
then market business at Lewiston,
Montmorency county.
FARMERS TAKE KoTIcE-The Yale
Wonlen Mills will pay the highest cash
price for sheep pelts, tallow and dam
aged lard. G.. Andreae q Sons.
People with hair that is continually
falling out, or those that are bald, can
stop the falling and get good growth
of hair by using Halls Hair Remover.
We were more than pleased the other
day to receive q nice large roll of
butter FROM our friends Samuel Carson
and wife, for which many thanks are
due
Tfyou suffer from sleeplessnesss why
notify DIR. Wheelcr's Nerve Vitaliser,
the .sreat new discovery for nervous
olsen and sleeplessness. Warranted
by Gh1F Holden 4 Bro.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1894-02-02
SHAKESPEARE'S
APOTHECARY
SHOP !

Contained little else than "Beggarly
account of Empty Boxes" Call at
GRANT HOLDEN & BROS.
DRUG STORE
Ind See the Difference.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1894-02-02

An exchange makes the following
remarks regarding the custom of CIV
ing wedding presents. One of the
most extravagant and hypocritical Gus
toms of to-day is the habit of giving
wedding presents. Hundreds of invi-
tations are sent to acquaintance, as
well as relatives and friends, and their
presence is not 80 much desired as
their presents. Many of the presents,
being duplicated, are sold OF exchang-
ed for other "more useful" articles.
The largeness of mans heart. the
size of his purse and social standing
are all determined by the extravaganza
of the present. Whether it can be af-
fOrded or not, people vie with each
other, and think they would rather be
out of the world than out of the fash
ion. Custom makes towards of us all.
Many wedding presents are never paid
for, while others are bought on the in
stallment plan, 81 down, 81 week.
have heard many people, and especial
ly poorly salaried society swells, bewail
the great expense of this custom. We
have frequently heard brides and
grooms speak of their presents in way
which showed that the estimates of the
various friendships were based on the
value of the gift-speaking with de-
light of the generousness of the one
and condemning the unexpected mean
ness Of the other. Gifts should be
tokens of love and good wishes and
not forced by custom. They should
be freewill offerings, and not a uni
VERBALLY expected conformity to an
arbitrary unurittcn law of society.
Dare TO break away from this hypccriu
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1894-11-23

good Ni-he. ior many happy returns Of
the day. the parties returned to their
homes
Herbert CLARK hu. been very busy
during the past week moving his barns
AMI outlu'liIugs To o. better location on
his ranch on Chalk creek
Thomas salmon. Mat Wright and
Joseph Hartley, Jr., all Of Cotl,illc. paid
% visit TO Upton on sunday last aud at
tended the Noung Meme Mutual I'm.
pfo,,mcni meeting Boo the evening
At the Young Mems Mutual Improve.
meut Association meeting held ON sun.
DAY evening last, the follow Ing oVauil-
lion was effected For President John
SsXton William llmri. o- Gr.t aud x
VI. Bailey as second councillors. and
ueorge Randall secretary.
Thi. week the Upton school house hi-
been furnished with aucxta supply Ut
nos seats iur the accommodation Of thc
Increased number oi uuriis
i.aac liuir ani family Of Spanish Fork
are yisijuf Upon fora low duys and
are the guests Of biz sister. Mr. Samuel
Robinson. Nj. HUFF was horn In Upton
over 30 wears ago. Ills father WIS unc
Of the ilrsl settlers In Upton, aud Gr.t
preceding elder over tho branch OF
uptou'- organization in 1855 by Prosi-
dent ". W. Clun.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1894-11-23


Car Alexander Is buried.
McAnlinc breaks biz wrist in draw
dsht With zcIslcr
kolb % Alabama calls on spsn,,lc o.
Y N,asama 10 uea, him.
slAleen oaisplnpss thmldn hridg
10 fenn'yysnia aud Nh several miner.
< Missouri uauiac butchers hi
mother, brother and sister, sots dre q,
the corpse aud Nil. himself.
Sew York, Nov. ip.-F,vo new case,
Of smallpox we're reported 90 The board oI
health tiIs afternoon
Washington, Soy, 49, ro.dhy's gold
Withdrawals from Sew York subirousur
amounted 90 i,5is,ujo, mnkIuga total
since iho announcement of The bond b..
suc of jj,o5oO0l
kan-as city, Sow co. Aiu phiIandn
Loving, 900 aged coIorci woman living nt
1910 West Twentieth street. laiI down on
her bed and went Go sleep with lIshied
pipe in her mouth, settling her clothca
ahrc. She Waa burnc leo death.
fawtuckei, 70, L., Noy. lu.-rwo hun.
bred weaycrs iu the Lorraine mills
started 10 work this morning after
sirIksoi seven weeks duration. The
troubles WeWarbiimtel by AIuyorTIopk.
The strike was one Of ihe biggest Ia ihu
tsntilr. tuttai. al ffs,.irrt.I
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1894-11-23

Ives wins The billiard championship
A Wyoming convict. rcnicnccd iorllic.
escape.
Prominent Seattle alloruo, has been
accused Of forgery.
lcadyillc had four suicides In twenty.
-four hours.
ilohsnloho, Germany Chancellor IL
making biz own policy
Con Riordan, the pugill-i, died al
Syracuse from iho effects Of blow dc.
liycrcd by Bob Fitlsimmons. On the
evidence before Corouors Jury. Fitz.
simmons b charged With manslaughtcr
and released ON bonds OF $4,000.
Sew York, Now l7.-rhs exports OF
specie FROM the port Of Noa York Tor
the week ending to-day we're ti6.O22 90
gold and tlGD ,j9l in silver. The Import.
ior She week we're cold i5l6; silver.
fli02i iRnoul merchandise. tGO2i.Isi,
dry goods, fl,15asos.
Washington Court House, % ,v NJ.
Tho mayor in support Of ihc c.ron, :
verdict, has sent second letter 20 Goy.
cruor Mckinley, inviting and urging
him 90 como to Washington Court llou.s
to investigate personally tine charges of
murder against Colonel Coil aud sheriff
Cock, The Mayor in.ist. That there WIS
d q.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1894-11-23

to be able Co return TO her home in
Oakley
Mr. William Cossey made trip to
salt Lake CITY on busines-.
Tie road supervisor aud several other
mer are ont repairing roads aud bridges
Tor winter travel
Mr. Joshua Co--c, Mr. l. VI. Stalker,
Mr. Alfred stembrjgc ani Mf-. r..
Gibbons went 20 Salt Lake Tor the grand
Publication.
The house ui Joshua Co--cy BE- near.
ingc1mpleiion. It Is q fine residence
aud shows improvement iu Rockport
Miss Truce Reynolds, while driving
hcr mother 60 Wau.hip, was thrown
from the wagon aud dragged by lhc
lines. She was bruised bui is able TO at.
tend school.
Mr. aud Mrs. Scamous are in salt
Lake on business
The comic show held here "Wednesday
evening Wa. pui,c we'll attended aud
enjoyed by lhc people. After its close
% few hours we're pleasantly spent in
dancing.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1894-11-23

Mrs. Mary stonebraker OF Evanston l.
down here with her folks, Mr.. T.. Crit
tendon aud family. She lac recovered
from her recent pr0trctrd illness. but
i.s. t.,-s--.A.--..---a-.. 1880, .---.. i---.
seine Of the medical fraternity say they
eau restore It's usc.
Our ambitious sehoolteacher, Mr..
Frank Olson, Is drilling his school Tor n
grand entertainment Tor Thanksgiving
eve. There ARE now ninety-two en-
rolled on the school register.
Mr. Hewlett returned to bis home ut
SANDY this week.
All II lively around the sawmiil on
the west side Qi the river. A good many
new barns will he the result Of this ac-
liyity.
In the appeal case Of the people vs..
Bradford ct al, FROM the justices court
lloylsyillo, the defendants have asked
fora dismissal u the ease before the
papers we're fled In the District court
aud have proiIrred to pay their fines and
costs Of court, which has been granted
Some Of our citizens are hauling Goa
to salt Lake, thu, taking advantage q
the good roads and weather.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1894-11-23
NEWS OF THU COUNTY.
The Usual Bhsb. and NeWsy Notes
Gathered In
BY OUR ALERT CORRESPONDENTS.
summer, ~ 80 the Ssva aud Event. ."
summit pud Morgan Cluniis. purins
ths rnst NssL.
%

The mrml~r, .i ihs Second Quorum
oi,idrr- heiiu meeting iulcHa 900 sum
day.
Born. S.,.ilhcr 70, 1871, 20 tLe wife
oiJ. ". Ai'ca, BON. Mother and child
doing WE'LL
ufcar wilkins aud vile went Co salt
Lake CITY last week to purchase their
winters supply Of clothing etc.
Wi-- Evans OF Coalyillc BE- teaching
tie primary department Of the rcoa
district school.
Coal hauling ha. started ny with re-
newcd yigor.
Keep tho benefits Ola telephone lo'
iorrthe people and bet 20. have one ,his
fall.
our teachers. Mr.. Hayes aud Miss
Evans. went to Calyil.r the last Of
lat week Oh ayi,it
The TNcnty.scuuud Quorum II severn
tics will hold their monthly meeting in
rcun oh Sunday.
Robert 4. Maxwell rclurrcl home
this week from Yellowstone Park, where
be ha. been at work Tor some months
past.
Ralph Maxwell went 10 salt l.akeCiiy
the fret Of the week on important busi-
ness.
W. H.. stevens aud wife Of Oakley
were In town the iir-t Of the week.
llyrum Wright, Jr" is suffering itom
n badl, cul foot. The injury WIS in.
hicied with anax.
A travelling show rasci In the small
chingc from some oi our citizens ON
Tuesday evening. IL would be sur
price ~ veil ~ relief ~ real good
SHOW would come our way, Tor these
oncH6rgrouccrns ave ouiy9 "slss,laied
to get great dcal TOT very little. Give
Us u change.
Your correspondent has been, aud
still i, very much under the weather"
therefore he failed you last week aud Is
only able 10 doa very little Tor TnE
TtMrs thiswsek.
vThr editorial lu his ra., chair
Aud his eye. wcp Used iu CLASSY stare,
And be looked likc Que who was mad with he
spaiE
or crarrd with "a snr a1lleuon,
WHY looks he ~ uildf What mean, that ulatc.
That iiyld face aud that streaming halr
/. the poor man c.algd with his burden oiea'c'
Al, MOI bui man itnm the outer ait
la sulofh BIZ, ap0ium without swear,
Aud Maid mn his last wars subscription
u. Il. T.. ViER.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1894-11-23

Mr. A. ". Clayes, the daughter Of
Henry Reynolds. died on the 10Th ~
her fathers residence. Mr.. Reynolds
aud hi- daughter had ju-tteurncd from
trip to California, where they had
been TO see itihc change would not iu.
pro, a Mr.. Clayos's health. She seemed
to grow Morse, aud just returned In
time 10 die ut home. She wa, taken 10
Salt Lake Tor burial.
Mr. q. W. Rag-dalc, salesman ipr The
Wrought Iron Range company of ~.
Louis. has been doinga good business
In this town. lie has sold six ranges
already aud has good prospects for
number more une only needs Ia ex-
anime these ranges to nv convinced Of
their superiority over others.
". 4. Damn has been on the sick lisi
Tor a few days. lie IL nov working In
Park city iorJ Ferret 4 Co.
The Priesthood theology class com.
mcnccd H. meetings Tor the winter On
the 10th.
Cur DISTRICT school building IL crowded
to IT, fullc-, capacity at present. We
will have To have noW schoolroom In
the near iuturr.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1894-11-23
NO.

SD. 1850. Asa child he ws. tshon -
Moscow aud studied the piano undsr
A',NH N.ilo.nf lns arsf appearance in
puddle woe iaaie ~ ben he was only q
. years oi Hso. 40 ln years Rnbensi.,n
wont Win hia tw,hcr 10 Paris. whore he
rema.n"ltUo yas. o. performance Al
se'omlconori. winning Coz him The al.
viccaUd encouragement Of Franz lit,
New York, nov. 2O.-The iodv Of
General John G.. Fremont the path.
Hudcr and Hrsi candidate for The
presidency on ihr Republican ticket
h's never been inferred, hut has re-.
mamediH r srvemI years in the recsiv.
mg yaulsol Rocklaui Cemetery. Re.
comfy Me- Fremont pholiycs In 10,
Angelic, CAL, Igluosioi That the inter.
lncnt ta.cp.Hec 90 once. and a. pri.
Nni'i' aa possible. Aua result the boiv
viiIbe huriudniho Rortland Cemetery
200 ihe Hudson Thursday afternoon.
lndor iho direction of the As,ocia,ed
.ioneers of iho Territorial DAYS Of Cali.
ornIa. Among iho Invited guests are
RIGHT Rev. Henry G.. Potter, Rev. Nor.
pom hiN, rmulcey W. Dcpew, O. T..
huntington, Grueml Miles, Rear.Ad
nifil Meade, General Horace Porterand
ihc distinguished naval aud military
III..s.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1894-11-23
AZ ArrnAL VIZ nn nApr.
want the Pioneer Memorial Conpisis
bV Popular Subscriptions.

want the Pioneer Memorial Completed ]
by Popular subscriptions.
Within the neXt live days the first .
presidency Of the Church Of Jesus Christ
Of Latter.Day Saints will make direct
appeal 10 the msmbvrs OF their church
throughout the territory, aud. in Tact,
In all tho lands where the Saints have
made their homes, through the prrEi
dent, OF stakes, Ia b, half Of the Brigham
Young memorial. That this appeal will
have a salulhry effect goes without say
ing, and the probabilities are that early
In the coming month the memorial COM
mission will have sulliclsRt funds IN
the treasury 10 warrant the commence
inent OF the construction Of the pedes'
tai Of the statue, which is 10 he located
at the southeast corner Of the Temple
square. In order 10 complete the monu'
ment the commission must have In tho
nelghborhood Of $50 900, for already n
has given n guarantee Of $4,000 tC
Sculptor Dallin Tor the bronze lgurei
\ which will surmoun, the pedestal. II
A date the commission has been able Il
raise the sum Of % 900 by giving persona
+. notes aud this money has been paid &
!. MIR. balm The obligations are mptu'
\. ing aud more money must be raised
=, Thus far the people have contribute
but 81 1000, Of which amount 81 200 wa
given by Main street business me
a alone, irrespective Of party or religion.
" The appeal for funds is not to DO col
fned to members Of the Mormon churC
y, alone, for all citizens Of The territory o.
interested alike In memorial 10 II
pioneers. But, Of course. the circul
letter to be issued by the first prssiden
h' will only he distributed among mel
on nera Of that church Methods Of rsisi
money among the remaining people
the territory will be adopted. Il
b, leNed that the subscriptions will
ia, both liberal aud numerous. Al elias
Of citizens are taking great Interest
the work, aud some Of the heaviest pi
IN ments were made by non.membera OF
/ OF Church Of Jesus Christ Of Lstter-l
the Saints The latter will again be- i0u
~ 10 the front ranks.
us The central figure that ~ BriFh
! "a Young, was exhibited al the
NJ and attracted unlimited attention.
,icb the closing Of the exhibition IL
- removed 10 this city and Is now vii
l'hs the temple walls, IT'LL packed u.s. vi
late received from Chirago. IL i reads
aud be placed In po.iiion.-Herald'
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1894-11-23
The Daily list Of Crimes, Casualties.
and Other News
FROM ALL PARTS OF THE WORLD.
Nl the Important E,ent. W tho N.sl
Condemned FROM The --latest Photographic
Dispatches


f0ur women were ouiusciby ucrr
of ''rhIsou kan
rpop' have baor urlrcl from rml
Nugaic ta settle the trouble isivcen
Moluis aud umilcs
h'hfius.mmons vus arrested at s,.
racu-c ior hitting Con Rioplan. hi. box.
Ing partner who &. Iikcly to die.
Twenty-Five Armenian yiloscs verc
destroyed nud 10000 pcrons slain with
mfm"us cruelty by Kunls. under OBJ
dcfs from Coustauiinoplc.
hu.ir Mont. nov 10. Special io
Tribune. joseph sau,c. Young miner
tn iho NirRinius mine. was crushed to
death ihia afternoon boy the iall of .a,
yul IONS Of uck.
Boston, Soy. iO Robert G.. Wuibr,r
died here Tonight at % 800 O'Clock. llo
bad heon ~ ior o long time and Che end
N1-u oi unexpected. Mr. Winthrop un.
lrc of Massachusetts. moot noted mon
la-siug high ne 20 .tatcsmou ami orator. /
Princeton. y. =. Nov. iG.-pr jaime, /
'lcIosh, ihc venerable ox.prcsiJcnt oil
Princeton University. aud % leading p,ln.
.atoroi lho use, departed this liicat 10
'o.1ok Tonight. lie hat been un,on.
.Ious nearly 800 day, and dici In that
condition.
Galveston, Tex, Nov. id.-Ilumilton
'iowcri, slate editor Of the Galveston
'ews' died this morning. Tie wa. 81
iagc' the years oldest American editor
% active service.
iiopkinaulle, Ky, Nov. lG.-rhe lor-
sis around Worthwhile, station cast OF
his city, are on ire A large force of
nen have bsou at work lighting bask
he flames aud toying u suppress them.
sllhnnt uneeeus. lrhn largo tracis oil
lhiirr To- 'i'v n--.sAern portion u ,IIs 4
.ouniry are ON fire also, aud there Il
iltle VISITOR convenient Tor use. The
oss In crops, fencing aud barns will he
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1894-11-23

G. Jensen Of salt Lake is ou our
streets again shaking hands with old
friends.
Robert Naumann, the German miller
a, the stevens mill, is fret class In the
way Of keeping the mill IN orler. Every
thing looks neat and clean and lac Ii
making some Of the finest flour that WAS
ever made In the mill.
Prof. G. 5. With was completely sur
prisrd last night 10y his school, aided by
onc older ones, ro,niug In lu-t ~ hs
was IN tho act Of retiring. someone
threw the door open and In marched
about thirty couples, with baskets,
dishes and pans filled to Overlooking
with the finest yiciuals that could he
produced by the fair sex Of the town loI
the occasion. When tho crowd came
marching h. the professor WIS 20 sur
urlsed that he stood in awe Tor a few
minutes. Then he recovered himsel
and said: 81 am sorry nay room Is ~
small | will invite you to room In th
new ho.scwhctc we will get some musi
and pass the evening the bet We can.
When Joseph Phillips and his gems
lady had prepared room In their nc'
house they were all invited In aud spel
the evening Ia songs, declarations, etc
until all wcro tired. Then came IL
professor with some tine speeches of b
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1894-11-23

Tho mysterious rillel 3, .aid to be
alive
Earthquakes 40 Tacoma follow an erup.
tlou OF Mount !lalncr.
Gold sells at premium in New York
ior bond nuiing purposes.
AtiIl will bc introduced 10 collect per.
oenlago OF revenues loo gold.
sIlycr 1couts per ounce in New York.
% 80 iu London Lead. igl5.
japan &c willing TO receive PROPOSE.
u1n irom China through United States
Minister bun.
AshcyilIc, n. C., Nov. 2i.-Miss Mary
J." Stevenson, daughter OF thc vics.prc.i.
dent, who bias bocn confined 10 her room
with an attack oipncumonia IL no better
to-day. Hope of her ultimate recovery
hal been about given up.
&c. Johns, 81. T.. Nov. 2l.-The
steamers Coean and Caps Breton have
ng'ert arrived The former l. overdue
4 /'oon days from Liverpool. Tho lat
Iwhichisirom Montreal. was driven OIL
ir coast night before last.
] panyer Colo. Noy. 2l.-Dr. Rudolph
q. Price, who g. uut on $1,000 bond.
'aHaiiing % ucW trial for performing a
,r'minal operation on Mis-. Ida Hume
ayntSys. MrapleafcA igop tlo aty W.
F'gig' iusnping M tOhds.
ST. Joseph, No, nov. ia conaagra.
Zion wiped out a largo part Of tho bust
ne'a center Of Savannah, fourteen mile.
northeast OF herc, to-day, Eleven build.
ihg on iho north side OF the SQUARE
Wro burned seveml people narrowly
efaped from The sleeping rooms. The
lo3 O.. $4,000 with little insurance.
hne, s.. d., Noy 2l.-"Go,srnorp
VITO, who played a prominent part In
gaming and sporting circles in the early
days, la dead. lic was hnown Ia nearly
every state iu the west. Wise was an
ol1 a1liIerand member VI the Thir.
iocnih Massachusetts, Infantry.
Detroit, Noy. 2l.-rhe Canadian
cruiser Petrol arrived Al Windsor to-day
WIN lu- American iishing net aboard.
captain Dunn said he made the seizures
'!''trly 900 Canadian waters, going over
inc ground carefully With the aid Of nm
American churt. lle says he found some
American tugs lifting nets In Canadian
waters. 40 ihe sight Of the Petrol they
irnppadefefyudug
hr Toni. A..
''"" ''N' @l'-John I.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1894-11-23

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Mexico is preparing for war viii
Guatemala.
The National League b'acklisls rcnc
hwnio ami nuctcubergcr.
THE Fidelity mutual Lille Association
/ pays tin,uoon a sub'iiiuicd corpse.
| ltsciaimed Riorlau'. death was dua
TO Hn uut psy hold in defiance OF The
law.
baltimore. Soy. William r..
fHcIiu auditor of mo D. & %. miload.
died To-day at DIS residence q few miles
from Baltimore, ngcd in
Nashville Tenn Noy is-Cprlrin
Charles W. Robinson, ir.. OF lho Wnsh.
iugIon light artillery. committed auIclIc
to-day by shooting himself u the right
temple viihapislpl Dependency sup.
posed To- De- Zoe cause.
rId.n 3D.. Soy. is. Tie condition OF
General Oib.ou heclmo much mono criii.
col to-day uud DO BE- evident tho end 90
nur Hc clnuDt longer mlk above
whisper and even chat cScriH him 20 that /
ho seldom attempts h..
Houston. rpN. Nu,. ls Fire This |
afternoon destroyed brick busIno.
bulldog Boz the heart af tho cly. Al
disastrous couilaenuon was narrowly
eycrtcd. lo.s, $4,000 total Insurance
Al. uuu