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The morning times., 1895-09-08
Mr.. Mahoney's Engagement

James A. Mahoney, the talented young
Washington actor, has engaged to play
a leading part n Neil Burgess new play.
Burgess has expended large sum of money
in staging the piece and he has gathered
around him quite n aggregation of artists
The season opens about october l at the
Star Theater, New York.
The morning times., 1895-09-08

Lovers Of amusement are to be treated to
a representation Of The Black Crook that
VIII exceed all previous performances Of
that famous spectacular drama
The revival and run OF a year at the
Academy OF Music. in New York, where
thousands or persons were delighted with
The many new and novel features introduced
in the play.
The splendor of the grand spectacle, the
rich and glittering costumes OF the multi
Jude of performers, and the new electric
light effects and splendid music, combined
10 make up the most gorgeous display ever
witnessed upon the American stage. This
great spectacle, with its dazzling and
wonderful transformation scene, will be seen
in this city at The Grand Opera House be-
ginning tomorrow night.
The morning times., 1895-09-08
5. KANN,
SONS & CO.,
9TH AND MARKET SPACE.
HARMONY

In coloring and design has
been the first aim in the making
of the Fall fabrics for '95.
Beauty in warp and weave,
combination of style, finish, and
delicate blending, have been
sought after, and the manufac-
turers ''knew not how we'll they
builded." Our stock represents
the pick of the domestic market,
while imported goods in a most
tasteful array are here IN legion.
A whole side of the store and
half the annex is used to display
them. We are sure that we can
suit you from a stock of such
magnitude.
The morning times., 1895-09-08
COMING TO THE THEATERS.

Emily Bancler and her selected company
Of companion players viii open the New
National Theater on Monday evening.
Although young, Miss Bancker has held
enyiable positions in several of the best
Metropolitan companies, and was Jointly
starred with Mr.. Henry Miller by Manager
FFohman in the play, "A Point OF Honor"
which ran the season out successfully.
At the conclusion of her engagement with
Manager Frohnlan Miss Bancker undertook
"A starring tour on her own account, and
for a season Toured through the principal
cities IN ''Gloriana," meeting at every point
with phenomenal success.
Last season she was fortunate enough TO
secUrefToni Manager Daniel Frohman. after
the successful run OF 1G0 nights al his
Lyceum Theater, New York, the London
comedy-farce "0ur Flat" by Mrs. Mus
grave, and which has but lately ended its
wonderfully successful run Of $50 per
fornances at the Strand Theater, London,
as a comedy OF the highest order or merit,
wiuh no straining after unnatural effects
The morning times., 1895-09-08

Lately a great pigeon flight was or
ganized in France, the EiffeI tower being
selected as the point OF departure The
pigeons were drawn. not only from dis
tant parts of France, but also from Bel
gium The time OF flight and the time OF
arrival at home Were duly noted, with
certain Interesting results regarding the
rate of progression. hTus one pigeon flew
50 l = miles at the rate of forty-scveu miles
per hour This was a high rate, and may
he classified with a flight OF 264 miles at
forty-three miles an hour These rates
are low when compared with the records OF
previous flights, Thus, a dis tanCe OF
600 miles has been covered by a pigeon in
twelve hours From BIois TO Dijon is a
distance of 290 miles, and this has been ac-
compiished by pigeon in four hours and
forty-six minutes Higher rates even thab
sixty miles an hour are said TO have been
ChrOniCied.
The morning times., 1895-09-08
EXCURSIONS.
| Norfolk and
\ w Washington
Steamboat CO

Every day in the year for Fortress Mon
roe, Norfolk, Portsmouth, ana all points
South and South west 10y the powerful new
ironpalage- tea neEs. N AeWpOrlAe WS. Nor
folk and Washington leaving daily
Oh lae following schedule.
Sguthrouud North bound
Lv. Wasu';an 100 pm Lv. Portsmo'h $50 pm
w AieN'd'ia 1880 pm Lv. Norfolk 6:l0 pm
Az I'd Rf1uI' 80 am Nv. TT Monroe 7:20 pGn
Ar kgrtoIk T.3O am Ar.AleK drla 600 am
LrPo-tsrr'l IS 90 am Ar Wash 'gton6:30 am
VISITORS TO THE ATLANTA E8-
POSITION and the resorts q; Fortress
Monroe, Virginia Beach ard Florida VIII
find This very attractive route. as il
break The non0tony OF an all-rall ride.
Tickets on sale at 5l3, 6lS, 1921
Pennsylvania avenue, b. o. ticket
office. corner Fifteenth street and New
YORK avenue. and on board steamers,
where timetable, map, etc, can also
b. had
ANY other information desired VIII
b. Furnished on application TO the under
signed the Company's wharf, foot
of Seventh street, Washington, ID. 9.
.N0 CALLAH An, GEN. MANAGER.
PHONE 15l
The morning times., 1895-09-08
Science in Short Doses.

Venus rotates on her axis once in about
twenty-four hours, accord ing to Mr..
Brenner, of the Manora Observatory, at
Bombay, who has been watching the planet,
and says he can prove this assertion This
agrees with SchrOter's statement that
the time is twenty three hours, twenty-o
minutes, andisepposedt totEat OfSchiapa relh
and other modern observers, who say that
the time is the same as that OF the planets
revolution round the sun.
The morning times., 1895-09-08

&c man experiments have confirmed the
fact that there is a zone around fog signals
within which the sound cannot be heard, a
fact first demonstrated in the United states.
A vessel steamed with the wind straight
for the Iightship from a distance OF four
and one-half sea miles; at two and three
quarters miles the sound was heard family
and suddenly increased in loudneSs at
two and one-half miles retaining the same
intensity up To two miles. Then il grew
fainter: from one and three-Quarters to one
and one -hal miles it could scarcely be heard,
bat then became so loud that il seemed near
at hand Al half a mile the sound disap-
peared entirely aud was heard again at
quarter of a lille, increasing up TO the light
ship. The same phenomenon was observed
in going away from the Iightship and on
in going away from the lightship and on
returning to it 4 second tine. That is, at
quarter OF a mile from the signal for q
breath of quarter OF mile the sound
was inaUdible and again at one and one
half miles for the same distance il could not
be heard.
The morning times., 1895-09-08

1t appears that Mr. German is editing
several nearby newspapers.
The morning times., 1895-09-08

The remains of an ancient sea serpent,
or something that answers very nearly TO
that titlc. have been unearthed at Lorain,
Ohio, where the workmen are now excayat-
ing for an intake water pipe on the lake
front The bones were found eight feet
below Tie surface oftae beach, and consist
ed OF seven or eight vertebrate, fins, ribs,
and upper Jaw bone Tie jaw bone stwelve
inches nIeneth and resembles an ailigator's,
without having the appearance, however,
Of having had any teeth
The morning times., 1895-09-08

An International conference for the pro
lection or birds useful IL agriculture, by
helping TO destroy injurious insects. has
recently been held in Paris Most Of the
countries III Europe were represented at the
conference, and il was agreed mat various
methods should be taken 90 preserve useful
birds and 10 protect their nests and eggs
from destruction. 4 period of three years
IS 10 be accorded to the different countries
OF Europe 10 allow them to arrange their
laws in accordance with the principles
agreed upon by the International commis-
sion
The morning times., 1895-09-08

4O-inch Golf Checks for chill
dren's dresses, new shades of
blue, red, green, brown, olive,
and rose.
40C.
The morning times., 1895-09-08
SILKS.
08C. Yd.
CSC. Yd.

Black Satin Stripe Gros Grain
Silk, in a diversity of stripes, ex-
quisite effects, p inches in width.
The morning times., 1895-09-08

45-inch plain black A1l-wool
Imperial Serge, a goods whose
style is as fixed as its reputation.
SOC.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-10-25

New York, oct. l0.-The fret iniima-
ton Of the accident which resulted in
the death Of John W Mackay. Jr.. was
received here 10y Mr.. Mackay's private
secretary. 1t was cablsgram from
Clarence Mackay in which he said John
was thrown from horse Yesterday and
seriously hurt The doctors had pro-
nonnced tho rasc hopeless. Clarence
begged the secretary To prepare his
father for the worst.
Al an early hour this Morning another
message was received, stating that the
Young man died last night. Young
Mackay arrived In this city from the
west June sih, ami sailed for Europe on
the STEINER Paris" June 10Th.
TidIngs received IA ihiacity by friends
OF Mr.. Mackay indicate that the accident
by which his son lost his life happened
at a shooting party at country place
the two young men had takenal the viii
lage Of Mayoi, in the department
sarihe. about fifteen miles southeast Of
Paris. Mackay's horse became fright
ened ut the firing Of gun. and
threw him arains,a tree, iraoinring HE
skull.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-10-25

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT Willard Of Cali
ioruia b. diving.
FiisHmmons hacts on, and the prize
fight IL declared oil.
Fourteen Chinese pntio death for par.
ticipatinf IN the riots.
The husincss portion II Fairchild,
Wis, was burned. loss, $4,000.
England rejects Vencsucla's claims
aud 8, confident Cleveland will not in.
,ericrc.
The Union Pacific Government director
explains the signicance olihc recent re-.
port.
over q thousand delegates arrived Ut
Washington ioaiiend the uni,arion con-
ference.
TIE anniversary Of the battle Of Ira
lalgar was COMMUNICATED at London
Tor the first time since that engage
mcni.
John Ciilon, the Sell.known Irish
leader aud member Of Parliament ioi
East Mayo. will he married at the end
Of November to a daughter OF Justice
l Matthew.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-10-25
silver Coinage stopped.

Washington, Oct. %. The appropria-
ton for loss on rceoinago Of worn and
uncurent silver coin for the current
fiscal year IL exhausted. aud ~ IL Is tho
intention Of the secretary Of the treas
ury not TO resume, ut present. the coin
age oisilYer bullion purchased under
the sherman act, and a. the stock OF gold
bullion on hand AZ the mint At New Or
leans Is very limited, instructions have
been given for iurloueh without pay
Of nearly all the force employed at the
New Orleans mint,
The treasury now holds In silver bull
lion, purchased under the sherman
act, l87 GA, 900 hne ounces, the cost OF
which was $l24,OsO.823 the coinage,
value Of this bullion In silver dollars be-
ing ti77 1904 600 II this bullion were
coined into silver dollars the profit to the
government on It's coinage would be
nearly t5i 100000, which sum could 90.
paid out for the ordinary expenses OF the
government or silver certificates would
be issued againstit. Il IL not thought
that tho coinage Of silver dollars will be
resumed until there Is some action taken
by Congress ON the currency question.
The inints at Philadelphia and San Fran
cisco will continne to be- employed in
the coinage Of gold.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-10-25
AIIsATCu.

wAnsArcu, Utah, Oct. -, 1875.
Enron TiVEs:
NJ, Ball made a tripto Evanston Fri.
day.
a dance was held at y. Moore's on
Thursday.
Martin Christensen Of Evanston.
wyo., was a visitor here on Thursday.
W. @. Rhead anil family returned
home to their ranch here the first Of The
week.
J. :. BALL made sale Of his steers the
past week, 40 eacN being t'e price
realized.
Some traveller shot one Of u. Moore's
sheep while passing Moore's place the
other day.
ON Wednesday night Bishop Bennion
lost six fine bucks and several mutions,
killed by wolves.
David Rees made sale Of his steer,
the FIRST Of the week t2s.50 each wa,
the price obtained.
VIM. llodson has appointed wednes
day for their cattle sale n, their yellow
Creek ranch. Mr.. Hodson il closing out
in the cattle business,
Talk OF bear and deer IL INDUCED IL
In sporting circles, several Of each kline
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-10-25

Tie Turks threaten revolt.
Nez Perez lands to be thrown open To
settlement.
England intends to defend her Ven
esntlan claims by force.
Two sailor. hung At san Quentin. Cal,
iof murder Oh the high seas.
TarIn schedules will be- changed 10 ~
To give protection to WOOL aud ores.
pake Of Marlborough arrested for yio-
la,lnr the bicycle ordinance in Central
paris
Government direction. Of the Union
Pacific recommended that the Union
Pacilc and Central Pacific be ronsoli.
dated
New York. oct. is.-Morri, schoen.
holf, convicted hrrbug was to-day
sentenced to ior,y-eigh, yean in the
state prison.
The toolnakers at an the bicycle
shops at Toledo, except the NiAing,
struck for higher wages, aud the shops
are closed
Commander Ellington Booth OF the
Salvation Army announces that the big
salvation congress will be held in Chi
cage ihis year. Il will last four days,
and will he hcid the latter part OF
November.
Butte, Mont, Oct. iS-John Near
thur, well known miner, was almost
instantly Killed In the High Ore mine
this afternoon. He pat HE head oul
into the shat, just In time to be caught
by defending cage.
&c. Shaicr, Jr., wcll.known ear
riage manufacturer Of Pitisburg, shotan,
killed himself. lie was president Of ih'
rhir,ieth Ward building and Loan AZ
soclaiion, and a shortage in his account
was the cause Of the suicide.
fire at Blanehcster, o., destroys
tl,iily.seyen business houses and thei
gsiepis. twelve dxalhnRs andeontent'
tNo churches, two secret society lodge
aud the postoihce. The Total loss l. VA
ionsly estimated at from $4,000
$4,000.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-10-25

San Francisco, Oct. ip.-u. s. Senator
John NJ. Thursion lefi for Los Angclcp
with his wife yesterday The Nebraska
Statesman expects to stay there for his
health during the coming few weeks be-
fore the meeting Of Congress.
Senator rhurston. though elected to
a seat In the upper House Of Congress,
lftill reialps ihe atace u general aolici-
Tor OF tie Union Pacific system, though
he has stated that he will shortly hand
In his resignation TO the Union Pacific
receivers and thus severe hi connection
With the railroad before Congress meets.
Before Senator Thursion left for the
south, he said 10 number Of friends
that IL would be highly injudicious for
him 10 attempt 10 preside over law
department II the Union Pacific and oc-
cupy d seat In the United States Senate
az the same time, particularly In view
Of the fact thai Congress, at rs next ses-
sion will undoubtedly pay some at,en.
ton TO legislation affecting the bond-
aided roads. Senator Thurslon has been
a United States Senator since the ith Of
March last, though he has not ~ yet
taken his seat. lie has continued in the
position Of general solicitor OF the Union
Pacific MP to the present time. Tie viii
be likely to stay where he IL Tor about
two months, and the Union Pacific ~
ceiyers will then have to look for his
| .ncrnannr
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-10-25

us>.rrs. Umh. uei. -, 1895.
Eu1uE rur-;
NJ. Maggie Foster Of rars civ lewis
u.rg here.
&. r. Judd ha- gone tu Provo TO attend
the Academy.
Thomas S. Jonc. mnlc q business iiip
20 Provo The pact week.
William Rheims wade n business
rip 20 lichcr ihi. week.
Quite % number oi our Young iolks at
tended the hall a, Echo on the 2lrd.
The Seventies held their first class
meeting Of the season on We nesday,
the 23rl.
MR.. NJ. GiHiie- oi Oregon b whiting
her parents here, Mr. and Mr. George
Tnsifam.
William Edwards and Ras Brown 81
PARK City have been visiting in licneier
for several days.
Several load- Of produce have been
hauled from here aud disposed oiin Park
City during the week,
The Republicans held a meeting in
lieneier ON the 2isi inst. ATTORNEY
Meyer was the speaker.
George Roberts Of the firm Of &. II.
stephen. 4 Co.. salt Lake, made bus-
mess trip here during the week.
Charles West, oithc summit county
Marble Works, has just erected a nice
monument in our cemetery for Mrs. J..
Phillips.
The y. NJ. NIL Of Heneier held
their first session for the season on
Sunday night last and will continue
Sundayeyenings for the present.
The dance at Ilcneicr ON Monday
night vas a grand success financially ~
well ~ socially. The music was good
aud all seemed to enjoy themselves.
Several parties have been here trying
to buy mp young stock but the town Il
pretty well cleared ont. w.B.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-10-25
rhursd.y. oct "a.

Testimony closed in the Durrant case
Cubans claim to have killed 800 Span
iards.
Fire in a Des Moines elevator caused
a loss Of 100000.
Charles d. Rose withdraws his chal'
lenge for the Americas cup"
Arkansas Supreme court sustains the
law against prile-dghting.
Payson, oct. 23.-Thbune Special
John starr, who was suffering from a
poisonous spider bite, died last night at
his fathers ranch, between santaquin
and Mona. Some time ago his hand
was first ampuialed, then his whole arm
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-10-25

'.f .'''.f ~
Enron TiNrsi
james Judd and vile went to salt
Lake on SUNDAY last.
Born, October 10Th, 10 the wife oiM.
/. Stalcy, a daughter. Mother and baby
are doing we'll
Mrs. Emma Hollings Of salt Lake Is
visiting Upton for a few days. the guest
Of her sister, Mr-. Jacob llsiiman.
Edward sialey OF Upton left Tor salt
Lake on SUNDAY last accompanied by
Miss Martha Judd. lie intends 20 visit
the Temple before his return nome.
Mt. Florence Of Morgan was a visitor
in Upton sunday last and attended the
afternoon services. lie addressed the
people on the occasion In very timely
ami instructive manner.
warrun Mallory and wife OF Arizona
are visiting their friends in Upton for a
short vacation. They are guests OF Mr..
John Boyer and will return home In
about week. j. G.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-10-25

Fourteen bneinoss blocks were burned
At Alta, la. Loss $4,000,
The rumor that Olncy intends 10 re-
sign is not credited a, Washington.
Ex-senator Van wyek Of Nebraska
was s,ricfcn by paralysis ut Washing
ten. \
The president has appointed Albert
ferisscr "t,hs iausiai,.rt-
at Douglass, wyo.
Ex.superinicnden, nyrnes OF New
York has gone to Europe To establish an
international detective agency.
About forty buildings, mostly bus
mess houses, were burned at Madison.
MINI. The loss IL SO 900 Insurance
s45, 900.
IL IL said At Union Pacific head
quarters that no successor has been
chosen for John NJ. Thurston, who h "a
pected to resign ~ general solicitor
some time prior to taking his seat ~
United States Senator.
While making M argument In the
United States Supreme Court General
Thomas Ewing was taken suddenly VI
IL the point Of iaininess, and was com
PEELED to suspend the argument. lie
wac revived after some effort, and con
clusion in the courtroom until the con
clusion Of the arguments.
Acting Posimaster.General Jones has
issued a fraud order against the Kansas
Mutual Coupon Investment Company ol
Kansas CITY, Kan. An order has alsc
bsen issued against the British-Ameri'
can Loan syndicate Of Chicago, for oh
tanning money through the mails b,
false and fraudulent practice.
A change Of much Importance TO The
business men Of Chicago and the NORTH
has been made In the Office Of the DuI
Mercantile Agency Of Chicago +. y
Griswold, who Tor twenty years has had
control Of the Albany, n. y, Office Of th'
agency, has been appointed genera
manager Of the Chicago district an'
will have under HE management thir
teen other officers In the west and north
! west,
Tacoma, wash, Oct. 22.-When 5. X
Balkwill took formal possession Of Thu
= closed Gernan-American bank TO day
he found but tl.lc in cash on hand ant
no account hooks, The city had oye
t5s, 900 on deposit, and it was demand
for this money that caused the bank Il
iaIl.
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wAssIIIP
wAssnw, Utah, oct. "a, 1895.

wASsnp, Utah, oct. "a, 1875.
Enron TINS:
Beef buyers are plentiful OF late.
County superintendent McCorkle
visited our school last week.
Barnet Rigby has been quite IN for a
few days past but is nov better,
The 22ud Quorum OF seventies hold
their quarterly conference here on sun.
day, the eth.
A meeting was neld here ON the 18th
for the purpose Of periecting the Young
Ladies Stake organization. Quite a
number Of prominent ladies Of the stake
were present. President W, W. Ciun
was also present. Mrs. c. Pack Of
Kamas was chosen as stake president.
The y. NJ. NJ. |. A. WAS reorganized
and started ON the Goth, with \. Strom-
ness as president; VIM. Pendleton aud
Lyle Hixson rs councillors Josh Bates
AZ secretary and V. NJ. llixson assist.
ant secretary aud treasurer. Robert
McMichael Of the stake presidency aud
John Bowen Of Hoytsyllle were present.
Both made interesting addresses.
wanship and Rockpsrt baseball mines
will play game here on the 10Th. The
days sport will conclude with a supper
and dance. Y.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-10-25
HOCKIoRT.

RocKroHr, Utah, Oct. q, 1870.
Enron TMEs;
Niles Vivian Peterson is visiting rela.
tiyes here.
Miss Carrie Stemhridge has returned
home from Park City.
John Horton went 10 Salt Lake 10 at.
tend the Democratic convention.
II. +. Seamons and wife and Alfred
Seamons have gone 10 salt Lake.
School commenced Monday with Mr..
Ramsey Of Willard county In charge.
There was Republican rally here
last Friday. Messrs. Fergenson, Thorn
son and snyder were the speakers. 5.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-10-25

Kansas City. Mo.-Frank Hills, for I've
years past editor Of the Kanfas City
Journal, died to-day Of consumption.
san Francisco. Alfred Robinson, one
Of the oldest pioneers Of the state, died
here last night. Robinson was born In
Boston In 1907 and came 70 California In
1919. Fora number Of years he was con-
nected with the Pacific Nail Steamship
Company.
New York, Oct. 2O.-1he World TO-
morrow will print the following: Foo
Chow, China, Oct. 20.-Fourteen will
he executed tomorrow. The four CON
demned leaders will leave Ku Cheng on
Wednesday and be brought here to be-
put to death.
Hazle,on, Pa.-The mining village
North stockton was practically wiped
OUT by iire last night. There was high
wind blowing at the time and before the
the dre could be gotten under control
twelve dwellings mad been destroyed.
Loss, $4,000.
Lincoln, Neb.-ln ,he district court
yesterday Judge Holmes listened to ar.
guments ON the demurrer in the case OF
the state against exon Inspector Frank
Hilton and his bondsmen. Hiln's at
torney contended that the Office Of oil
iuspee tor was unconstitutional and that
therefore what money was received be-
longed 10 him. Judge Holmes took the
case under adyisement,
Davis, W. Va, oct. 2O--The pariicu
lars have reached here ola shocking
fatal accident on Sharei = mountain, ir
Randolph county Marion II Carr, ac
companied by his wife and two sons
went into the mountain in search o
genseng, building acampat night, which
they covered with slabs. Between and
o'clock in the morning big tree tel
on the cabin. Mrs. Carr and her son
George were instantly killed. The other
sou, Jesse, was fatally injured. and the
father is badly hurt. A Ere In the cabin
irnited some brush, and the bodies
could have been roasted bnt for Mr..
Carr, who succeeded In distinguishing
the flames, adding painful burns TO his
other injuries.
New Orleans, La, Oct. 2O.-Fire broke
out at o'clock this morning in Algiers,
0 NJ.
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NO. AZ

FROM The shoulder, hni the fatal virus
had too lar spread and death wa. sealed
uron him. tie leaves a family.
Republican National committee will
meet December iO,h Tor tue purpose Of
is-uing call Tor the National conyen-
ton.
The Japanese ports Of Shimonseki.
kokNirbi, Toxic, scndai, Amori and
oioruual will shortly be opened to inter
national trade
Lady sholo Douglas, the daughter.in-
law of the Marquis % Qucensberry. has
iorsaken the variety stage and has ao-
cepied an engagement with the Frawley
Dramatic Company. She will make
hen fret Appearance At San Francisco
Thursday night, and her salary will be
800 week.