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The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-07-12

Alleged conspiracy 70 overthrow the
brazilian Government.
Six lives lost by the sinking Of Mis-
sissipp river steamboat.
Baxter Springs, Kan, was struck by
a cyclone and five people killed.
Ex.Congressman Bryan spoke at Gin
cinnati, on invitation Of the Chamber
Of Commerce.
Barley, Cal, July G.-W.J. Holm
ger and W. c. Lewis, two carpenters
who we're employed in making improve
ments in the gymnasium buildiugoi the
state University, were killed to-day bv
the breaking of the pnlleys and scaiiold-
ing used in raising material to the roof
Of the building.
springfield, No., JulyG.-A torn, aw'
ml u lt. terror, and total In its work Of
destruction. wiped ont the town Of
Winona, on the Current River branch
|of the Kansas City, Fort Scott & Mem
phis Railway, In shannon county, at
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London, July The election address
Of Hon. A. j. Balfour, First Lord Of the
Treasury. does not mention the subject
Of bimeiallsm.
Chicago, July 7.-Dispatohes from
many points In the centraland northern
portions Of Illinois and southern Wis
consin tell 81 a furious and sudden storm
this afternoon and evening, though now
here was the damage 20 great a. In
Chicago.
London. July 7.-sir Charles Pearson,
has been appointed Lord Advocate for
Scotland and Mr.. q. A. Murray Solicitor
General for Scotland under the new min
istry. Both those gentlemen had tho
same positions In the last Salisbury Min
islry.
Rawlins, wyo., July Especial to
Tribune. "A shooting ARRAY occurred on
Pass Creek, thirty miles southeast OF
here this morning, between Charles
Smith, sheepherder, and McNally, fore
ihNH l't rh'fn 'W'NNs hNNtill ~
ceiyed a bullet in his right arm. smith
escaped and the sheriff 10 after him.
BuzzGd's hay, Mass, July 7.-Just
before O'Clock tonight news reach
the village that girl baby had h,--
born At Gray Gables. This report va,
soon verified by DR.. Bryant, who an
nounced that the happy event occurred
at 80 p. IN. and that both mother and
little one were doing ~ well m could DO
expected.
san Luis Obispo, CAL, July Tx
Governor Z. A. Stevenson Of Idaho
committed suicide Yesterday at Paraiso
Springs, health resort near here. EK-
Governor Stevenson arrived NJ Paradise
Springs on June 9th. lie was afflicted
with sciatica aud was in helpless con-
dition. Ills health had improved some.
what and he was able to walk little.
IL IL supposed that during the night the
pain returned, and In desperation ne
took large dose Of laudanum, lie was
found unconscious his room and all
efforts 10 revive him failed.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-07-12
wANsuIP
wAssnr, Utah, July 10, 1905.

wANsHr, Utah, July 10, 1870.
Enron TNrs;
Two cars Of oats we're shipped from
here this week.
q. Rasmussen is making some i'm
proyements on HE ho...e.
r. Gorlinski IL camped near here with
a party. surveying government lands.
They expect to be month in this vi
cinity.
In the baseball game which came of
here on the Fourth between the Wan
ship and louisville nines, the latter
were the yictors.
Misses Mary Ann and Susie Reynolds
came down from Park City to spend the
Fourth. Mt. and Mrs. A. Peterson,
Adam Peterson and ]. N. ilixson, Jr.,
also spent the day here.
The Fourth vas celebrated in a pa
trio,ic manner here. Quite number
Of the people present were from ofher
towns. At daybreak the citizens we're
awakened by the roar Of the cannon. A.
10 o'clock the PEOPLE met at the ward
house, where program was rendered In
good style. consisting Of patriotic songs.
remarks and recitaions ~ follows
Song by the choir. RED White and
Blue" prayer by the chaplain, A.
Peterson; song 10y the choir, America. "
The Grafton given by Arthur Brown was
well delivered aud II isa credit TO the
town that we hayea citizen who can
handle the subject 20 ably. Reading OF
the Declaration Of Independence by
Miss Hattie Lee was also well done
recitation. Union and Liberty" by
Mise Blanch Young, for which she re.
ceived a great many compliments; song,
Ring, Merry Bells" by the Giee club,
rendered with credit TO the boys recita-
ten by Lyle flixson, rendered In very
pleasing manner; Norwegian ballad 10y
Edward Stromnes and Olaf Rasmussen.
sung in good style. The meeting was
closed by the choir singing an anthem,
Truth aud Light" Benedction by the
chaplain. The afternoon exercises con
sisted Of a match ball game, foot, wheel
barrow and horseraces. Reireshment,
were free TO all and were served In good
shape by that committee. In the even
ing there was dance which wal
crowded 10 the full capacity OF the hall
/ In the early mart of the awning al IA,
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ROCKPORT

RocKrorr, Utah, July 10, 1926.
EDlroR TINS;
There are still several cases Of measles
here.
Walter Crowther Of Salt Lake il here
visiting relatives.
A committee met on Tuesday and ar
ranged a program for the cath.
I'M. smith came over from Park
City to spend the Fourth with his par
ents.
VIM. Chappell and wife Of Coalvills
were in Rockport visiting friends the
last OF the week.
The Fourth passed oifquietly in Rock
port. Quite number Of the people
spent the day at Oakley.
W. IL. stalker, Z. NJ. Stalker and tn,
Misses Lydia and Ida Stalker have gone
to Butlersyille to attend the wedding
reception Of Joseph Stalker.
Asa Wilson and family Of Coalville ar,
in Rockport visiting their uncle and
aunt, Mr.. and Mrs, II. seamons.
William o. Crowther and wife, Mr.
Barton Snarr, Miss Kate Mutt and Mrs
Sarah Whiiimore returned to Salt Lake
on sunday last after spending seyera
days here fishing and visiting relatives
and friends.
Mrs. Sarah Gibbons Is home again
She is still quite ill, II. $.
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THURSDAY. July n.

Six men were burned to dea IN at De-
iroit.
The Christian Endeayor convention
opens in Boston to-day.
The Corbeit.FitzimmonS building at
Dullas will set 2,sl5.
General Drake nominated Governor
by Iowa Republicans.
The Cornell crew went 10 pieces In the
Henley regatta and were badly beaten.
Senator Blackburn denies the report
that he has Withdrawn from the senato-
rial race in Kentucky.
The Gar Of Russia In 1898 offered to
loan President Cleveland fifty million
dollars on his personal note.
One hundred people injured by the
collapse Of the building in which the
Elks where holding their banquet at At
lantic City.
The Juneau searchlight says Lytton
Taylor, United States District Attorney
for Alaska, has resigned TO 20 into tn,
mining business.
A dispatch from Lima, Peru, says
Nicholas pierota, leader u the Reyolu
tiSnary party. has been elected president
and Aillinghurst, vice-president. Re
ports from all parts Of the Republic show
that the election was quiet.
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ELECTRIC SPARKS.
DAILY LIST OF HAPPENINGS AND
OTHER NEWS.
All the Important Events 81 the Week
Condensed Prom the Latest TeleEraphic
Dispatehss Prem here, There aud
Everywhste



Jerersonyille, Ind, lie terrorized by
drunken lialians.
Bright rhoebus won the Realization
stakes At Shcepshead Bav.
The village Of Reddick, near Dwight,
ILL.,, was nearly wiped cut by FIRE.
Many peHons were injured by the col.
lapse Of the grand stand ut the Rui.
ialo bicycle races.
A hssnre has appeared In the north.
wet sideoi the great cone Of Mount
Nesuvisus. A dense stream Of lava 10
flowing down the mountain side.
In the Italian Deputies signor Cali,
Under Secretary Of State, called Signor
Marescalchia liar. A. a result there
will be sabcr duel this morning.
The Silver City. y. NJ. City Council
has refused 10 levy tax for the pay.
ment ofin,erest on the bonded indebted
ness Of $4,000 thus practically
repudiatins the bonds.
Professor Lugrer. Minne,oia state En-
tomoloFisi, has made a report Of the
grasshopper killing in Chicago county
with the hopper dosers. They have
over 4Oj Of these machines at work, and
are gathering In 5000 bushels Of grass
hoppers daily.
Kate welch, an inmate Of the asylum
at Reno. New, has ti0,29 deposited In
the Hibernia Bank In San Fancisco
which has remained uncalled Tor io
tWen,y.one years. In the meantime thu
bank officials have traced every woman
Of that name on the Pacific Coast.
The foreign residents Of Tai Wan, II
the island Of Formosa. have fed to l.aI
kov, abandoning their property. lti
rumored that the Japanese troops hay
landed forty miles north Of Tai Wan, IL
tending TO surround the enemy and pr
vent them from reireating TO the moul
tains.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-07-12

Rawlins, wyo,, July Especial to
Tribune.--An orange special that left at
10 tins morning was wrecked just west
Of Greenville. Ten cars which left the
track were badly smashed. A broken
Journal is supposed to have been the
cause OF the accident. Frank BOlen
and win Hayes two Rawins boys ab-
out 20 years old, going 70 Fort Steele
and riding or the bumpers, were both
seriously injured. Hayes had one leg
broken in three places and Boden was
injured informally and mad one leg and
hip crushed.
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PEoA
ProA, Utah, July 10, 1876,

PEoA, Utah, July 10, 1896.
Enron TINES:
Mrs. Grace Taylor returned to Salt
Lake Sunday.
Mrs. q. +. Lyons went TO Salt Lake
the first OF the week.
F. NJ. Marchant went 10 Salt Lake
this week on business.
Mrs. Isabella Maxwell Is visiting rela.
tiyes and friends in Provo City.
A slight frost on the first Of the week
did some little damage to tender
plants.
Amasa, the little child Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Albert Milef has been quite sick
for the past few days.
John II. Williams and wife OF Coal
willie we're visiting relatives and friends
here the fret Of the week.
j. S. Salmon and Conner Thomas Of
Coalville made pleasant call ON your
correspondent the hrst Of the week.
We were visited by good, soaking
rain this, wednesday morning, with in
dications Of more before the day is ont.
Bishop Stephen Walker went to Salt
Lake this week 10 purchase extras pre-
para,ory for the coming haying and
harvesting.
Mrs. Mary Gunderson returned to her
home in salt Lake valley on Monday
after q pleasant visit with her NM
merous relatives hereabduts.
It il said by those who should know
that the mines discovered in Weber
canyon are very rich in lead, with some
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TElEGRAPHlC,


Cripple Creek promises a genuine
bull6ght.
Ex-Presdent Exeta IL going back to
Salvador TO overthrow the government.
An American citizen died In a Turk
ish prison from the effects Of ill'ireat-
ment.
Thirteen people we're killed and
tweniy.one injured by the train-wreck
near Quebec.
New York, July 0.-The steamship
paris" will take out tomorrow 425 200
ounces Of silver.
A company Of militia was mustered
In at wardner, Ind, on account Of the
Occur d'Alono trouble.
Ex-Governor Prince Of New Mexico
produces proof that the silver dollar was
the original unit Of value.
General Warner challenged Ia,
Sound money" leaders TO the just dis
cussion oil the financial question.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-07-12

silver which, It lie thought, will chow n
fair amount Of silver a. the work Of
development goes on. - 20 be hoped
that this may be 80, for It l. about time
that the tide Of prosperity was reaching
ont this way. From present indications
Park City will soon have rival Of no
mean proportions. and then We may
hear sonething drop, notwithstanding
the sneers Of the Park paper. Eh?
u. Il. Clawson. Jr., and +. Gardner Of
salt Lake passed through reoa on Mon.
day. They are the first to take up
their summer residence at Holiday
Park.
PeOa will celebrate on Pioneer Day (;
a committee has been appointed to take
charge Of the celebration and arrange
the program. very enjoyable time
IL anticipated.
Mr.. and Mrs Beeeroii Of Park City
made pleasant call on ye Faber pusher
the first Of the week. The gentleman
sud lady we're on their way to Mr.. and
Mr.. Whites, the father and mother Of
Mrs. Beecroit, for = short visit.
c. :. Walker. our best fisherman,
could give almost any other man great
odds aud then come out head and
shoulders in the lead. Cy likes the
sport and il down teeth and toe nails on
all who take fish unlawiully, and they
had better stop before he gets after them
in dead earnest.
The celebration ON the glorious
Fourth Of July was success in every
paticular, and nothing was said ordone
to mar the occasion, until after the
dance at night, when some sheep herd
err with more fre-water than necessary
disturbed the quite Of our citizens. For
some unaccountable reason the parties
we're not arrested therefore the people
assert that they will take the law into
their own hands u the ike is repeated
and the peace officers win not do their
duty. See? "e hope there will BE- no
occasion for the people TO thus act, but
that the officers will see that the rowdy
element IL abated in the proper manner
NOTES oF the FOURTH.
AT. Maxwell ~ marshal Of the day
was and looked a. handsome A. any lad!
could desire; he did his part well ant
gave general satisfaction the Continen
tai militia was highly appreciated an,
caused many complimentary remarks.
j. W. Neeldid himself pround and hi
speech was applauded to the echo.
The speech OF i. W. Marchant was lis
tened to with marked attention.
The singing was excellent.
The dance in the afternoon for III,
children was an enjoyable affair.
Nuts and candy were freely distributed
to the children throughout the after
noon.
The foot racing in which both sexe
took part, was very interesting.
The tug or war and the potato rae
caused much interest.
Prizes in abundance were given Il
those who participated in all the game
and won.
The dance in the evening wound NJ
the festivities Of the day.
Flags and buntiI gwere displayed Il
proiusion.
Aliogetherthe day was one OF enjoy
meni aud patriotic sentiment. May
ever be thus.
How about the telephone? Keep
before the people We might, would
could or should have II without yer
mucn delay.
Since began this letter the rain la
been coming down and the ground
getting thorough soaking, much TO III
delight.o the farmers.
u u l. Ns,ru
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NO. a.

1880 last night. That eleven persons
lost their lives is known to a certainty,
and eight men are missing.
Boise, Ida. July Especial TO Trib-
une.-AtMeridan to-day, the seven.year-
old son Of James Daily was kicked by
horse bis brains were dashed ont.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1895-08-15
Tuesday, Aug. G..


The postoffice and a residence were
burned at OsSeO.
The cornerstone of the new Metho-
dist church at Winona will be laid on
Aug. %.
The body Of an infant a few months
old was found by some boys while
fishing in the river at Winona. 1t
is probably case Of child murder,
and is mystery.
Louis E. Olson, bartender for Jacob
Freund, at Mankato was arrested as
a supposed accomplice of Freunds'
in the murder of Clara ODER, of Blue
Earth City. He is in Jail at Winona.
Another party is also suspicioned and
will be arrested as an accomplish
During the parade of Lemen Bros
circus at st. Peter burglars broke into
the home of Oliver Anderson and rob-
bed it Of a lot Of jeWelry, money and
other property. The value of the eff
fects amounted to several hundred
dollars.
j. X. Harris was arrested at Wi
mona on a telegram from Red Wing,
stating that he had obtained money
by false pretenses. He claimed to
be Mason and borrowed SIS from
the society at Red Wing, as we'll as
some at Lake City. He will have a
trial at Red Wing.
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Chief Stetson, Of the Minneapolis
Fire Department, has presented the
Anoka department with beautiful
memorial tablet commemorative the
heroes Of the late fire. 1t was nicely
framed and has been placed in the
parlors Of the engine house. ~
A young lad named Wyley was ar
rested at Faribault while taking mon
ey from the safe in H. w. Deikes
store. Wyley is the son Of a colorel
barber, and when arraigned pleaded
guilty. Judge Donohoe committed
him to the reform school.
The Odd Fellows formally opened
their Auditorium at Sank Center
nearly all the members being present,
accompanied by their families, ami
a very pleasant program was render
ed. Several able addresses were Civ
en-. Mrs. Emma Melville, Of Minnea-
polls, was one of the speakers, and
spoke very entertainly.
News has reached Granite Falls that
Oscar Dahl, a young man who lived
at Clarktield, lost his life while en-
gagged in cleaning a well. He had
been lowered into the we'll, and had
no sooner reached the bottom than he
shouted for his companions to draw
him up quickly. They succeeded in
getting him to the top, and reached
out to catch him, when he let 60 his
hold and fell back into the we'll.
A companion tried to rescue him, end
nearly met like fate. 1t was sever
al hours before the gas could be
cleared from the we'll sufficiently to
allow the recovery Of the body.
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LESS EASY FOR TAYLOR.
Indications That the Defnulter Will
Receive n Long Term Sentence.

Indications That the Defnu1ter Will
Receive n Long Term Sentence.
Huron, S. D., Aug. 13.-Ex-Treasurer
Taylor was in consultation here to-day
with Attorney Stewart, Charles T. Nc
Coy and H. F. Hunter. It is apparent
that Judge Gaffy's action in asking
Judge Campbell to sit with him when
Taylor pleads guilty is a surprise to
them and indicates that Taylor will
receive a long term sentence.
Pierre, S. D., Aug. 13.-There will be
meeting here of R. w. Bourne. re-
ceiver of the First National Bank Of
Redfield. accompanied by his attorney,
Judge Crofoot of Aberdeen: Vice Pres
ident Fitch, Of the Northwestern Mort
gage and Trust company; Is. R. Hoov-
er, receiver Of the Gettysburg State
bank, and w. w. Taylor. The OBJ
ject of the meeting is to straighten out
titles to several tracts of land which
it is intended to transfer to South Da-
kota on Taylor's settlements. The
tracts in question are among those
transferred to Charles s. Wells in
trust by Taylor as president of the
Northwestern Loan and Trust COM
pany. The Gettysburg bank had as
signed q mortgage to the Redheld
bank for security on notes, and the
Redfield bank transferred it to the
Mortgage Trust company. thus bring
ing it into the present settlement. The
object of meeting is to get straight
title to the state.
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NJ OndAy. Aur. s.

The annual retreat of the Catholic
clergymen Of the Winona diocese will
occur next week, beginning on Mon
day and closing on Saturday.
The Winona school board, after
deadlock of two months, elected J.
Stuneman to succeed ex-director J. N.
Maybury, resigned. The board also
decided to substitute Winona brick
for Menominee brick In the new
school house.
Timothy Kitty, we'll known resi-
dent Of saltwater, died aged 80 years.
Deceased was born in Ireland and
came here in 1864.
John hester, a prosperous German
farmer living on the outskirts Of Olivia
was arrested on the charge of wife
beating.
Jesse Holloway, one Of the early set
tiers Of Dodge county and promi-
nent citizen of Dodge Center dropped
dead this afternoon when about to
harness his horse.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1895-08-15

Joseph Thompson, the African tray
eler, is dead at London.
Ex-Gov. Boies Of Iowa has declined
to accept the Democratic nomination
for governor.
The widow Of Diamond 10 Reynolds
died at McGregor, Iowa, and her two
brothers inherit her millions.
King Christian Of Denmark is suf-
fering from recurrence Of catarrh Of
the bladder. His illness, in view Of
his age, is causing anxiety.
Mrs. Minnie Murray died at Olney-
vile, R. l., Saturday. She claims to
have been 116 years old. 1t is known
that she was alive 1OS years ago.
Mrs. e. II. SCOTS remains have been
carried to Alabama for burial, she
having died at Nashville. She was
eighty years of age and a sister of
the late Prof. Huxley.
Secretary of the Treasury Carlisle
and Mrs. Carlisle and granddaughter,
on board the United States steamer
'Amaranth, are visitors at Mackinac
Island, Mich.
Murat Halstead Of Brooklyn is in
London, and will remain there for ten
days. He agrees with all St. Clair
'McKelway, editor of the Brooklyn
Eagle, has said about English poll
tics and the beneficial results Of the
recent general elections.
COMMUNICATIVE Chief Lawler, of the
G. A. R., and Chief
Bundy, of the Sons of Veterans, made
addresses in Cincinnati Saturday. On
Monday Gen. Lawler will go to Louis
vile to confer with the general coun-
Gil on the arrangements of the nation
al encampment.
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WashinHtOn.

The controller Of the currency has
appointed Frank Nj. Wallace Of Pitts
burg a national bank examiner, to
succeed A. Il. Henlin, resigned.
Henry A. Campbell, a colored polit-
ical leader Of Alabama, who has been
serving under Secretary Herbert as a
navy department messenger, fell dead
while on duty in Washington.
The president has appointed Lloyd
Reed to be postmaster at Clarksburg,
w. Va. Mr.. Reed occupied the same
Office during the first Cleveland adj
administration.
Rear Admiral Daniel Ammen, re-
tired, while on visit to the navy de-
partment at Washington, was pros
trated by an attack Of vertigo, super.
induced by the excessive heat.
Nat Herreshoff, the builder Of the
Defender, has made an offer to Secre-
tary Herbert to build a torpedo boat,
capable Of attaining twentyseven and
one-half knots an hour, for $15O,OOO.
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DEED OF A DOCTOR.
HE KILLS HIS WIFE AND THEN
TAKES HIS OWN LIFE.
While Temporarily Insane, DR.. j. n.
WhftefOrd, u Prominent Physician
of WilImot, s. d.. Shoots His Wife
and then Suicides.

Wilmot, S. D., Aug. 13.-Dr. J.. h.
Whitcford Of this place, while temper
arily insane to-day, shot and killed his
wife, then killed himself. He has
been prominent physician here for
many years. The doctor had been at
tending to his practice regularly and
it was not suspected that his mind
was becoming unbalanced. To-day
neighbors heard shots in the White
ford residence, and on entering the
house Mrs. Whiteford was found lying
on the floor, dead and near her body
was DR.. Whiteford who was just
breathing his last The smoking re-
volver was still tightly grasped in his
hand. Mrs. WhitefOrd was most
estimable woman and the doctor had
always been known as an upright
man.
Cleveland, Ohio, Aug 13-George W.
Loehmer, for several years bookkneper
at the city Workhouse, was arrested
this morning on the charge of en-
beZzlement of city money. Later he
was found dead in a cell at the central
police station under circumstances
which indicate suicide. On June 1 it
was discovered that he had been en-
bezzling funds entrusted to him. The
shortage amounted to $4,000. He was
permitted to retain his position until
his friends made good the shortage
and was then dismissed. Since then
an expert investigation of the books
showed further shortage of about
$4,000. Loehmer was arrested at 4
o'clock this morning He made a con-
| fession in which he admitted the theft
Of $1,000. He was then apparently in
| good health. An hour later he was
found lying on the floor of his cell
| bleeding at the mouth He was put
to bed and a physician summoned.
| The doctor advised that he be sent to
| hospital. When the ambulance ar.
| rived to remove him he was dead.
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The withdrawal of the Vigilant from
not affect public confidence in the lat
ter boat. Her victories over the cup
defender of 1893 have been so regular
and decisive that there remains not
the slightest doubt that she should
meet the Valkyrie III. The Jubilee,
the bulb keel experiment, as predicted,
showed her to be distinctly inferior to
the Defender and Vigilant,