The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-07-26

tetest To- our Headers FROM ANfiN w
Of the rcrritory. raken From our
Numcrous Exchanges
Park Record Walter J. Roberts, who
wa. stricken with PARALYSIS Friday after
noon OF last week. a report Of winch APP
pcarcj in the Record, died sunday
morning az 1880 o'clock without regain
ing consciousness.
Logan Journal: At8o'ciock Tuesday
morning Karl Saaenhagcn, q respected
citizen OF the 9th ward, this city, de-
parted this life. lie leaves wife aud
fifteen children to mourn his loss.
/ Iiutic Miner. The Bullion-Bcck on
MONDAY declared another dividend Of
90 cents per share or a total oft50,oOl,
making $4,000 indiyideuds paid by
that SPLENDID property IN fifteen days,
$1,000 per day, aud bringing ;hc total
. OF dividends 10 dlig nearly Co t2,JlO,oO0.
Herald; Charles 4. Tieman is
wanted iu Cheyenne Tor forgery A
communication 20 the -hcud relates that
ho is known 10y the alias Of c. A.
Courtasy or c. A. Carroll. Tie Is g. =
cubcd n. a small man. with a light cou.-
picxion aud blue eyes A handsome re-
ward b. offered Tor hi. apprehension.
verual Express Another batch Of
Nebraska emigrant- passed through
Neural lost saturday There are some
ewarriyaIs every day. Il lloke smith
would get wisglc ON those Indian
commissioners and open mp the re. err
vation., these people would find homes
and more would come from the drouth
stricken state. in the east. which would
add % very desirable element 90 the pop.
uIatiou OF Utah
brigham BugIcr. Last wcok, while
Mrs. G.. a. Kaiser oi this city was in
; her garden picking usuberries, rhe wa,
-tung by asmau spider. Ina short
q time the arm began 10 swell a. u from
i poison The lady has suffered terribly
e since from the bite The whole arm
. grew large, the fingers became stif
g and refused TO respond tn the will, an,
Y the arm turned ulmsst black. At on,
time 1t was feared the patient woul,
1 either lose her arm or her liie Tn,
@ latest news Is that Mrs. Kaiser IL bette
aud that the injured arm will bee saved
= Tribune; William Diehl Of salt Lake
In charge OF an excursion party u
American Fork canyon, was killed In
runaway At American Fork Wednesda
y evening q, 3 o'clocs. On returning irou
-! their trip, he was In the act OF cartIn
Y the baggage to the depot, when the tear
= ran away. 4 Professor Jones and tw
y children were in the rig. but Mr.. Dieh
l, thought best to jump and did no, fall
!" ing upon his head. Friends picked hin
y up, but life was almost extinct, aud h
" lived but an hour. lie was taken I
p" the Rev. Smiths residence and laid %
Z streicher The other occupants Of ia
" wagon were unhurt.
n Tribune: very sad death occuire
!. up at Castillo Wednesday, which cast
n shadow Of gloom over the people OF Pay
. son who went up there to celebrate III
n cath. In he afternoon Mrs. Albel
:, Arrowsmith took bath In the larg
pool, and on coming out Of the waite
was tafen seriously III. Her illness va
10 not thought 10 be very serious at fire
4. but she continued to grow worse, an
:, at about Q o'clock breathed her Lac
n The remains were brought TO Payso
~ on the special train which left Castil
at midnight Her husband isoG on
n mission to England.
81 Tribune: Friday morning an engir
o. running as an extra between Ogden an
le Pocatello struck handcar upon whic
was j, A, Butler railroad man we
N known In Ogden, who vas working o
A. that section. The ear was knocke
e. irsm the track, and Butler WIS struy
,e by some timbers, through which he r.
v. ceiyed fatal injuries. Freight No. 2
10 southbound, found the man az the sit
DR. OF the truck and took him aboard
ne bring him 10 the Ogden hospital, bt
Ms he died before reaching Cache junction
,e The body was taken to Logan, whel
.y an inquest Was expected ia be held ye
terday. Deceased Mis- Wei known
Ogden railroaders, Before the strike ]
N was employed a- ear Inspector at d.
Cd depot, aud was well thought Of. It
rs not known whore he viii be buried, b,
Al as he has sister in Cheyenne Il
n probable be will be buried there
IL A Great Oner.
G. We have made arrangements wheret