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The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-07-05

EE.President Peixoto OF Brazil il
dead.
ExcitementSyer water rates continues
at Denver.
Professor Huxley. the English scion'
list, died Yesterday.
The attitude OF the French officers
at klel severely criticised by the ter
mans.
Nevada, Mo-, jane 26.-wm. Wright,
colored, brained his wife with an AK this
morning and then escaped.
San Francisco, June 20.-The cruiser
olympia, on a trial trip, has demon
sirated beyond all question that she b
one Of the worthiest Of her class in the
ileet OF white fighters comprising the
new United States navy.
san Francisco, June 20.-United
states Circuit Judge Ross to-day rem
dered his decision on the demurrer OF
Mrs Jane Stanford against the suit Of
the government to recover Sl5,OOO,OO0
from the estate Of her late husband
Leland stanford. The demurrer was
sustained. Judge Ross allowed the
government to amend It's former com
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-07-05

johnson defeated Sanger aud Tayler,
going a mile in 1905.
The increase in the National debt for
the fiscal year was tlli ,lz3 ,O54, and the
cash In the Treasury increased
t77,O55,7l7.
A Chinese loan Is about TO he issued
in London for large amount, indie
pendent Of negotiations for the Chinese
loan made from st. Re tersburg and else
where.
London, July IA dispatch from
Soma SAYS the situation IL serious, almost
amounting 10 state Of war between
Bulgaria aud Turkey.
Helena, Mont, July CLAY Pugh
was hanged at Boulder, thirty miles
from Helena, to-day, Tor the murder oI
Chauncey w. West, aconductor on the
Montana Union Railroad. The tragedy
occurred near Butte, October 9th, last
New York, July LA special to the
Herald from Berlin says; A member oil
the diplomatic service. and clos,
friend Of Prince Bismark, is responsible
for the statement that the reports Of
preparations being on for an outbrake
OF hoslilities between Russia ahd Japan
are quite correct. He is oithe opinion
that the secret treaty Of alliance
has been concluded between Great
Britain and the japanese government,
Hopkinsyille, Ky. July News ha,
reached here ola terrible tragedy in
Trigg county last Saturday evening.
Frank Colston, desperate character
residing in that county, had a difficulty
with and shot and severely wounded
John Rhodes, 9 farmer OF his neighbor,
hood. Another farmer named Hon.
mond, who was present, and who was
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-07-05


Ole Pearson has been quite III for the
past week, but at last report he was
somewhat better.
The nice rain storm Of last week laid
the dust and did much good tocrops,
which are improving.
Mrs. Grace Taylor Of Salt Lake City Is
here on visit to Mrs. NJ. L. Lyons and
other relatives AID friends.
John Maxwell and j. A. Marchant
went TO Park City the first Of the week
to lay las supply Of good things for the
4th.
Oscar wilkins went 10 salt Lake on
Sunday 10 purchase his summer sup
pliss. T. NJ. Neel has gone for the same
purpose.
Mrs. Mary Gunderson Of Salt Lake
county came out to Peoa on Tuesday
and will spend iewdays with relatives
and friends.
Mrs. A. L. Keller Of Woodland was In
Peoa on Wednesday. The lady had a
fine assortment Of millinery goods to
dispose OF, unreasonable prices.
should Russia make war upon the
little men, she would be surprised II she
was Japaned all over by the little but
brave fellows, ~ she deserves to be.
Ola Jensen has had relatives and
friends from Cache valley visiting him
for the last two days. The parties re-
turned to their homes on Wednesday.
Ralph e. Maxwell has returned from
his trip to Idaho. The gentleman in
tends to make business trip TO the
Yellowstone National Park in the near
future.
W.B Wright has had a force OF men
at work this week fixing and repairing
some very bad places in the roads
several Of which has become almost
impossible.
Mrs. Emma johnson and Mrs. Amanda
Jensen OF Salt Lake City are here on
visit 90 their mother, Mrs. Kerste lsak
son. The ladies' will remain with us iol
some three OF four weeks.
For the past few nights company o.
men ave been marching through The
streets At the command OF LEFT. lett
left" We expect 20 see that they are
all fright" on the morning OF the 4th'
Prospects Tor a good harvest are look
ing somewhat better than weel
or two ago, although the lucene has no
fully recovered, and some win have onl!
about half the usual crop. Wheat an'
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-07-05

Pttsburg, June 30.-llarry Mason is
in Jail here for the murder Of his wife,
Mollie Mason, and Isaac Adrian. Ma.
son and his wife had attended picnic
At Ross Grove Saturday afternoon.
They had crossed the Allegheny river 20
boat house where liquors were sold.
While there Mason accused his wife Of
uniaithfulness. and said he would kill
her at the earliest opportunity.
Soon after the pair started across the
river Ia rkih. Mason upset the boat
In midstream, hut passing boat res
cued his wife. In the evening they
started again with Adrian aud William
Barbour. Mason again attacked his
wife, but the others pulled him of, and
in tile fight the oars were lost. Then
Mason deliberately upset the boat,
drowning his wife and Adrian.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-07-05

oats have mostly recovered from the SEE
we're frost. at least that which was killed
ont entirely. Potatoes are coming mp
again and looking well those planted
late are doing better than those planted
early. Peas are coming In bloom early
radishes are going out and the second
crop g. coming on.
II. 70. Williams went to Park City on
saturday TO attend the meeting Of the
pemocraticcountvc committee. Aquorum
and the chairman not b ing present
the gentleman had his trip ior MOTH
ing.
A large number OF teams are now em-
ployrd in hauling lumber to Park City
and the miuet. Thi. industry has be-.
come quite an object aud brings to the
farmer many dollars during the time he
Is At liberty from his farm work.
The following question has been asked
"What benefits Wilt who subscribe
and help build the telephone line have
more than those who do not subscribe"
A. / understand, the parties who assist
In erecting the poles will have reduced
rates. Am | not correct in this? Thai
l. the understanding ED.l
In patronizing home stores, papers
etc. etc.. We ARE building up ourselves
in that money and trade kept at hom'
is bound TO come our way again. Agar
we say paironiyc home institutions an'
be- blessed. Buildup our own pcopl'
aud make our own cities and towns ON
interest first last aud ull the time.
Shall We celebrate on the 2lth2 l
10 II would be well to have the com
miltee appointed In time so that every
body would be prepared to take othc
parts aud to advertise the program
which, II done, would be the means O
Keeping many ut home and bringin
our friends from their places to EMO
the day with ~. vote for an old
time celebration on that memorabl
day.
"The Republic Of Cuba" sounds mic
and should be made fact by that NJ
happy island people. b. Il. 4. NiER.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-07-05
ELECTRIC SPARKS.
DAILY LIST OF HAPPENINGS AND
OTHER NEWS.
Al the Important Events " the wees
Condensed From the Lates, rcicsraphio
uisratchcs rrom Here. Thefc aud
E,crywhrtr.


friday June ~.
six hremcn were killed at Minneap.
oil.
san lraucisco visited by amilllon.dol-
lar gre.
glocdy battle 10 Cuba. Insurgents
victorious.
The Nalc-llaryuri- Columbia freshman
boat race vac won by Yale.
Volcanic disturbances are again
reported in lower California.
The Nebraska vigilanie- on trial Tor
lynching rartct Scott we're acquitted.
The Ohio Supreme Court has declared
the law to tax inhcri,anccs of direct
heirs unconstitutional.
The chairman Of the California State
Democratic Committee declines 20 call
a convention 10 consider the silver qucs.
tion.
On account Of an expected attack Of
train robhrr. the NJ. X. & +. Railroad
has placed guards on all passenger
trains,
A. &. Love, formerly assistant post
master az New York who Is charged
with embazilemcnt, has been arrested
In Canada.
The Mexican government is making
preparations for vigorous campaign
against the Yucaian Iniians, who ar,
H. rebellion.
The Government will dismiss the case
OF 1880 members Of the A. Il. U. at saI
Francisco, charged with participating
In the strike.
Alexander Dumas, the author i"L
Dame Aux Camelias" was married t
Nine. Regrier do Ia Breuvere. Tn
bridegroom Is So years old.
In an old skirt belonging to the la,
Mr., Shgusin Keller Of Lexington, Nc
who died the evening Of June 25t
! members OF the family have four
. $4,000 In greenbacks.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-07-05

Uinta Herald: Mr.. j. W. sammon,
administrator Of the estates Of the miners
who were killed In the Red Canyon
disaster, has had several interviews
recently with Messrs, Beeman and Brad
bury, the local representatives Of the
Rocky Mountain Coal and Iron Co.,
with view to the settlement Of damages.
While Mr.. Beeman does not claim TO be
authorized to speak for the company,
he intimated that possibly the company
might pay fifteen hundred dollars on
each life lost, but no mere, and this
amount to he paid simply as a matter OF
charity and good will on the part Of the
company, who do not acknowledge them
selves in any way legally responsible ioT
the accident. In view Of this decision
Mr.. Sammon yesterday employed at
torneys Lacey 4 Van Deyenter o.
Cheyenne, and Samuel T. Corn and ]
10. Hamm OF Evanston, aud sixty-One
separate suits for damages are nov filed
| in the district court OF this city.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-07-05
HESETER

Robert Kippen Of Bountiiul is a
visitor here.
Born, June Goth, to the wife Of NJ.
Dawson, a daughter.
Mr.. and Mr.. Walter Wilson and
Others attended the funeral services Of
Mrs. T. r. Condie at Morgan.
Born, July ist, to the wife Of lanes
Lythgoe, son. Mothtr aud child do
ing we'll father smiling ~ ever.
quite a number Of the young people
attended the closing exercises Of the
Echo school. All report having had a
good time.
The two days meeting held on satur-
day and sunday was largely attended by
tho people OF Heneier, but not 50 many
from other parts as n usual on such oc
casions. President CluG and others adj
dressed the meeting on Sunday.
Il. IL. Is.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-07-05

Near slao, Mexico. q woman gave
birth TO five boys, all alive and doing
we'll,
Oklahoma City, Okla. June 3O.-As
the result Of jail delivery NJ this point
At 9 O'Clock this evening. two people are
dead and several wounded, more or Ices
severely.
Agasoline stove exploded at Chicago,
causing the death Of Miss Agnes Brown,
aged 20, land the fatal iniurng Of her
mother, Mrs. Mary Brown, and her bro.
ther Arthur Brown.
Butte, Mont June 3O.-Gambling No
a licensed institution In Montana ceased
to exist at ~ o'clock last night, and by
this morning every gambling place In
Butte had closed up.
Seattle, Wash, June S0.-Thc steamer
"Chehallis," which arrived from Cooks
Inlet to-day, brings news Of the seizure
Of the English sailing schooner "salva"
bythe United States revenue cutter
Rush"
The British are further extending the
forts on the island Of 81. Lucia, IN the
, British West Indies. The Central Amer.
lean press advocates that the United
States should acquire Corn leland, OF
a the Mosquito coast.
=, A party Of four Americans, anon
!. them being Howard Treyins, worth,
d manufacturer OF California. wer
drowned of the Mexican coast, sii
miles north Of Mazatlan. They wer
, making a pleasure cruise In sailinI
vessel, when IL capnEed.
=, Fraudulent employment bureaus ar
sending many men to work on tn
Mississippi dam at Minneapolis and l.
10 Chicago to work on the canal. There
'e no employment to be had at eithe
place.
- Portland Or, June 30.--The Amer
h, can Loan and Trust Company will no
" accept the terms imposed by the de
" cision Of Judge Merritt In the orego
Short Line & Utah Northern receiver
" ship case, but will begin foreclosure pro
ny eeedings.
I. volney V. Ashford and Fred wunder
~ berg, who were exiled from Hawaii 70
alleged implication In the recent rebe
~ lion, have announced that they will r,
u turn to Honolulu. They will not 20 q
ps hlibusters. as has been reported, br
OF under the protection Of the BIRTHS
flag.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-07-05

Harvard's carmen are again defeated
by Yale.
Denver aldermen are threatened
with lynching.
Senator Carter says the Utah senators
will be Republicans, as the result Of the
action Of the Cleveland convention.
Several persons were killed and several
wounded by the explosion Of the boiler
Of steam launch OF the German ship
"Kuriuerst frederick Wilhelm" at
Holtenau.
II Is announced that King IIumbert
will shortly issue a decree generating
Premier Crispi from the charges OF hay-
ing been connected with DR.. Herr, the
Panama canal lobbyist.
Governor McGraw Of Washington L.
sued an order disbanding eight eompan-
les OF infantry and two Of cavalry troops
Of the y. q. W. upon recommendation Of
the Brlgadier-General.
All the employees Of the y. 7. Allis
Companies works at Milwaukee have
been given an advance Of 10 per cent in
wages. The men decorated the building
with Flags and bunting In consequence
Of thu good news.
During religious procession near
Ferrol, . seaport and one Of the prin'
cipal nrsenals Of Spain, dispute arose
as to who would carry the picture Of the
patron saint. The crowd fought with
knives, sticks and revolvers, and iorty
were injured, including the parish
priest.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-07-05
KAuAs

Aliiue daughter Of llarye McCor.
mick's is very sick.
John Carpenter BE- addiuga Tine barn
10 his other improvements.
The recent rains have been very well
CONS In this part OF the county.
W. ". CluG, IT,, with his little son
Harold, were In Kamas Wednesday.
Mr.. Margaret A. Woodland has re-
turned from visit to salt Lake and
Murray.
The workmen have commenced work
on Charles Woodland, Jr.'s, new brick
house.
Another milliner was In town last
week. The lady Is an agen, Of Mrs.
Ferris Of Park City.
Mise. Julia aud Belle Phippcn are
here on a visit and to spend the Fourth.
The young ladies are from East Mill
CrceK.
Dan Mitchell. who went 20 salt Lake
to bring Oscar Eskelson home, returned
alone, ~ the gentleman was unable TO
travel
There was matinee ball In the opera
house for the little onss on the afternoon
Of the Fourth aud ball in the evening
for the adults.
5. +. Atwood, Jr., went to the capital
Saturday. when he returns home lac
will bring his father and mother, whC
have been absent for some time laborinp
In the Temple.
Wand z. Pack, Jr., came down from
Weber canyon Friday suffering with q
badly cnl foot. The wounded member
is doing well and Ward expects soon t'
resume work.
Fishing parties pass through Rama
frequently on their way to the adjacen
rivers. A party lie being formed her
which contemplates n visit to tn
Ducnesne In the near future.
James Lemon, a son Of John Lemol
siNorth Kamas, had his leg broken be
low the knee ON Friday last by hors
falling on II. DR.. Lawrence now ha
the limb In plaster paris and reports
doing well. q.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-07-05

Cleveland, June a0.--The silver Dem
ocrats in this city threaten TO make q
fight In the coming county convention
William j. Hart, who Is recognized ~
one Of the leaders, declares he will IN
troduce q iree-coinage resolution ln the
county convention, and II he is de-
ieated there he will take the matter "a
the state convention. Hart counts on
the assistance Of the other silver Dem
ocrats in the contest.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-07-05
ItOCKPOnT

James Vernon is building new resi-
dence.
There are several new cases Of measles
this week.
Howard Malin and wife, and Miss
Flossie Smith went to Salt Lake City TO
spend the Fourth.
Mrs. Sarah Gibbons went to Salt Lake
last week but was unable TO return
home. She IL at Homer's ranch, quite
III.
About week since Mrs. j. N. Malin
had tine misfortune to fall, iniuring her
left arm and shoulder very badly. Her
shoulder has been very painful and she
has been Obliged 10 carr her arm in q
sling since the accident.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-07-05

"'"e"'"a'' July D.
Prince Bismark l. seriously W.
The British Parliament will be die
solved next Monday.
Denver taxpnyer. OPPOSE the pra-
posed waite, rate arbitration.
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The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-07-05

A Partisan lady wears ball shoes with
tiny watches set In tho insteps. Presum-
ably this enables her 10 keep time with
her feet.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-07-05
THE COUNTY NEWS
GATHERED BY OUR ALERT COR
RESPONDENTS.

The Events ~ the week Prom Nsnfiy
Every Town in summit County what
THE Times" Representatives Have
Pound 60 " rite About.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-07-05
NO. IL

a friend Of Rhodes attempted TO ASSET
Rhodes. Col-ion ihen shot aud in
stantly killed Hammond.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-07-05

India has 90, 600 900 Of MohAmmedans
"a larger number than are found In tho
tntire Turkish empire.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-07-05
LAND DECISIONS.

Furnished by W. -. Harlan. Land
torney, Washington -. a.
There il no authority for the repay
ment Of double minimum excess err
roneously required undera deseret land
entry Of an even section within the
limits Of n railroad grant.
SETTLEMENT CLAM,
Actual notice Of n settlement claim
will protect such claim ~ against the
subsequent entry Of another, when such
notice is supported by actual settlement
and improvements upon contiguous
land.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-07-05

Work done outside Of the boundaries
Of claim, for the purpose OF extraction
Of mineral thereirom, Is as available for
holding the claim as though done within
the boundaries OF the claim itself
Land containing stone valuable for
making lime cannot be entered as n lode
claim.
Such land may be entered as a placer
claim.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-07-05

n square copper coin struck 10y tho
Swedish government IN the sixteenth
century Is nearly one-half inch thick and
weighs a pound and n quarter.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-05-06

The Telephone People are 0etttnS DIS
Hustle ON
Butte. May 5.-For some time, or at
least since II has become evident that
a new telephone system would soon be
introduced in Butte and other parts or
the state, the Rocky Mountain Bell
Telephone company has been using ex-
ira efforts to improve It's service. In
Butte a new metallic circuit has re-
Gently been put in and now comes the
report from Salt Lake that Tor some
time. past the executive ohcers on the
company have had under consideration
proposition of erecting exchange
buildings something after the styie
of that which now adorns state street,
in all of the principal cities empraceu
within the systems of the company,
and after mature elaboration the con-
cIusion has been reached that the I'M
movements should be made. iPlans
and, specifications are now being IN.
snected. and IL is anticipated tnat
The frst move will be made in the very
mar future. With the completion oil
fS6r contemplated improvements the
rS1npany expects TO be In q position 70
|compete with the world and to be apie
}{o outclass any competitions
| Among the. cities In Montana tha'
are to receive new exchange pulloInss
according to the presently programme
ore butte. Missoula and Helena. ano
nrobably several other of the busy sta
tons Their erection will mean the ex
nanditure of a comfortable sum OF mon
| av II Is also announced that the new
| line from Helena to Great Falis VII
he ready for operation by the first OF
July.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-05-06
HIS HEAD CRUSHED
Shocking Accident Whereby W. J.
McNutt will Lose His Life.
THROWN FROM A WAGON
The Whole OF His Skull Was
Smashed In a Horrible Manner
BY the Hind Wheel OF
Heavy Vehicle.

Butte, May 5.-w. J. McNutt sus-
tanned injuries by being run over by a
wagon early this evening from which
he win very likely die before morning.
The accident occurred at about
O'clock in front of Andy Daum's livery
stable In East Park street. few doors
west of Ohio avenue, and was wit
messed at short range by Mr.. Daum
and one of his men. William Coulter
was driving east with a heavy wagon
with a high spring seat and McNutt
was sitting beside him. The horses
came down the street at lively trot
and Just before they reached Mr..
Daum's barn they broke into a run. A
second or two later and before the
driver could pull them down to a trot.
the wagon struck a crossing In front
OF the stable and the spring seat
bounced up in the air, throwing NC
Mutt over backwards. He struck the
side of the wagon and hung there for
mn. instant and then fell out directly In
front of the hind wheel, which passed
sauarely over his head. crushing MS
skulI as though it was pasteboard.
He was quickly removed to DR.. Wells
hospital. but an examination OF his IN
ftIries showed that medical attendance
could be of little use. His skull was
found to be terribly fractured IN nan
q dozen places. and practically the en-,
| tire upper part of his head was crushed
In a horrible manner. The case was
at once pronounced hopeless one ano
DR.. Wells expressed the opinion at Il
| O'Clock tonight that the man wouio
| not live more than a few hours.
McNutt is 80 years old and Is De
lieved to be unmarried, although very
little is known concerning him. HI
worked for awhile as second COOK a.
the Clarence hotel, but left there {
week or 10 days ago. The driver OF tn
| wagon was arrested on charge o
fast driving and locked up in the coun
ty fail. He said that he had peer
slightly acquainted with McNutt 10
three or four months but ala not know
his name. Coulter states that he wa
hauling wood from the Northern Pa
cific yards to the cable power hous
| and that McNutt stopped him on uppe
Main street and got In the wagon
ride to the Clarence hotel He claim
that his horses were going at an ordl
| nary rate of speed when the acciden
| occurred.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-05-06
Done UP IN STYLE
Tick& Agent Goldberg Fined a Cool
- Thousand Plunks.
MD HE MUST PUNGLE TOO
The Boys In Session at st. Louis
Did the Job and Now Adoiph
Pincus IL Just as Happy '
as a Clam.
ID HE MUST PUNGLE TOO

Butte. May 5.--A telegram was re-
ceived to-day stating that Dave. Cold
berg of this city was fined $1,000 by the
American Ticket Brokers association.
(which is now in annual session In st.
Louis, for bulieting the mileage books
and tickets of Adolph Pincus. Cold
berg will be allowed to retain his MEM
bership in the association, but viii be
compelled to pay the amount named TO
Pincus as damages sustained by him.
The manner in which Goldberg Sc
cured the. form and the number of a
great many mileage books and tickets
that were bought by Pincus and then
had them bulletined and taken up. by
writing letters to the general passenger
agents of the roads interested over
anonymous signatures, has already
been described in the Standard