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The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-03-01

General Joseph T. Carr is dead.
Captain lloNpatc has been acquitted
Mcbride, the newly elected Senate,
from Oregon. leans toward silver.
Governor Mckinney, relief CONN iiio.
r"potis great de-tiuliou among cod
miners.
The French minister II Agriculture
proposes 10 prohibit the importation a
american cattle.
Archbishop Corrirnu promulgAies .
PASTORAL iorbildinp Catholics TO affiliate
with certain secret orders.
-Four miners were KILLED and eighteen
nearly suirocatod In mine ut Pratt civ.
Ala. which caught lire.
Newton, Iowa. Feb. 2.-This CONF
muni,y was greatly shocked this morn
INK when the news spread that J.R.
Ssllinger, \ prominent merchant and
an eS.sherifT. was found dead, probabl,
murdered.
Cincinnati, Feb. 74-while breaking
ice la the harbor to-day the body Of Mar
llerman was found with u handkerchief
tightly tied shout his neck, indicating
foul play. No yaluablss we're found on
the hody. lie had bccn In husines, here
aud was veil 10 do.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-03-01
HKsnrEK.

. .s.-i.tnnsssi.,- siissls..-,. ---s --sl-l--.-a
here With n dance In the afternoon for
the children aud one ut night for the
adults The exercises we're put OF on
account Of sickness. but IN. concert will
take place on Friday. March Let.
Thomas Brition ST., In, h.sn quite
sick for some time vithA gathering on
his tongue, aud on Monday last he found
II nscesssry 10 20 to Ogden for medical
treatment.
This snow has melted very issi the
lsst lev days. and our street, will soon
be In had rendition. a thing that
should not be vixen We have gravel 20
near. Al that II needed i. sone one To-
take the lead in the matter of syste.
msticsll' sradinga lev blocks here every
spring, HEd it would be done.
Eo.', "a Friday, February Pend. 10
the vile Of John TAylsr. a daughter
also to the wife Of Joseph Dssrdon. ON
February 2bth. = daughter. Mothers
aud bsbet are dong well in both cases.
and dads smiling on 10TH sides of their
faces.
by the WAY, !, In not about time the
committee appointed last June to see
about securing our cemetery ground and
fencing made ropsr,7 Twin soon b,
Decoration DAY again. Let's wake M
and not procrastinsts quite 90 much.
Richard Bale of Coalvile VS.. here
during the week.
Mr.. David II. Foster aud sister have
been visiting in Park CITY this week.
Miss lIulda Frances IL quite sick At
this writing.
Several wells have been sunk here Of
late. Mr.. Willism Rheims 10 just com.
plotting ore.
IL IL Ia he hoped our psopls will take
nStics Of the advice given by the forestry
short time ago TO plant
trees. There 10 no question but what
we would have more rain with an
apnndsncs Of trees. n nothing better
can be had, plant cottonwood tress,
seAutiiy the streets and attract more
moisture ~ the same tins.
Miss Ida Harris has been unite ,lek
during the week, but Ia better a, this
writing. y
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-03-01

Washington, u. g., Feb. 22. 1884,
Tribune specisl-whsH the legislative
bill comes bsiors the Senate a motion
viii be made to strike out the provision
Tor the Utah Commission. It has been
difficult in two or thro congresses past
TO secure appropriations for tho com.
mis,ion, aud the effort which will bs
made next week will probably succeed.
Tvs claimed thatsincs Utah will soon
ne admitted as y State, there il no
lurther use for the commission after
July lst' when iteIplrss under the la.t
"'' making appropriations for lie pay.
meats.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-03-01
rAur.a.y, S.Srs.ry si.,.

Politicians OF both parties in Washing
ton arc at uerk for silver.
Flames destroy million dollars' worth
OF property a. HALIFAX.
TIE Miles resolution 10 stop bond
issues wac ruled out on point Of order.
fostmastsr-GsnsrAl Bissell has re-
signed. Congressman Wilson will sue.
coed him.
Twenty thee miners died at Cerillo,,
New Mexico. Fourteen rescued, Of
whom halfare fatally injured.
Opposition in the Senate comp.ls
German to abandon his plan to anlhoriys
the issue Of slOO,oO0OOO in short.tern
certificates.
The myslerous marriage OF Miss
iloIssington, known In salt l.akeas Miss
Braunlee, To Thornton Woodbury., san
Francisco lsWysr,iG reported.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-03-01

Tie masked ball held In Upton few
nights ago was success. The proceed.
were given 10 charitable purposes.
The Y. NJ. NJ. IA. gave dance on
the 22nd in honor Of Washington
Birthday.
Your correspondent regrets To state
through rnK Tmrs that Jacob Huffman
Of Upton is very low At this tilas oi
writing. II isto be hoped that before
this reaches the public he will he much
improved.
Solomon SAIton Of Upton MAS the re-.
cipient ola very pleasant surprise on
the evening Of February 2ist, the occs.
sion being the anniversary Of hi, 73rd
birthday. Quite q Aumber were present.
After rsireshmsnts and many ENJOYABLE
games and congratulations, the parties
returned TO their homes, having had
very pleasant time.
Thomas Copley, James Welsh aud
John Lamb Of Coalvills visited Upton
on Sunday last n stake missionaries.
All Of them addressed the meeting dur.
ing the afternoon services. Their lis.
courses were timely and interesting.
Married, At Upton. February %, 1876,
A. Blondquist to Miss Emma staley,
both Of Upton. Bishop John Clark per
formed the ceremony. The wedding re-
ception took place ats p.m There
were present over 100 persons. TWAS
a very pleasant gathering. Tables were
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-03-01
NO. A

Howard. Danny DVyer and three others
8" cubs aud give spornug exhibitions
there iur ihc ne2t ihrcc months, after
which they will go go to spain.
Washington feh. 2s--The cominis.
sioher of internal revenue to-day sent
out circular letters toall collectors Of IN
te'usi revenue. calling their attention 10
the iointrssoluiion " Inch recently passed
both honses oirongress and received the
approval. Of the president. extending 10
April 3 h the time within which inoous
tax returns thall be made.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-03-01

Tie primary gave very inteTe,tit <
ceureri un the 23rd. which was we'll
attended and well carried out. The
program WAS A. follows Song, Gather
Up the Fragments, by NJ. WORK aud
class defamation. Mics Merritt; song
Ellie Johnson dialogue, AMAZE Evans
sni Edna Phillips, entitled "The Dipper I;
National HOLIDAYS James Snapp and
others recitation. "The Deal Dollie. 4"
by May Snapp duet, Mrs Write aud Sir.
Writ; recitation. Mrs. Writ gong, Mis-
Nina Frazier recitation, lIa Ell ( vens /;
reading Mr. Work recitation. Mr..
WORK Red White and Blue" Laura
stevens and others; dialogue. susie
Richards and other. duet, Mrs. Write
sud daughter cherus, Good sight
Ladies'" by the school; finished the
program. Mrs. X. q. johnson and Mrs
Wosl devoted great deal OF time and
attention TO the work OF making thu
entertainment success, aud they sue.
cerdsd.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-03-01
w.aas.d.,. r.sra.s, a1,L.

Montana ssrsssubling,
The Reilly BILLS ,orpse.
Martial law has been declared in
Cuba.
Los ANGELES proposes to build rail-
road TO salt Lake On the Cincinnati plan.
The senate vote, Tor bounty on III.
sugar cropsi 1894 and up 10 June 20,
1896.
hcGann's bin for Federal arbitration
Of railroad labor troubles passed the
House without division.
A howlingm mob tried to got at eI.Priest
slatierr and his wife during u lecture In
savannah. Eleven companies Of militia
and all the polics are called ou, 10 pre-
serve order.
The resolution Tor Great Britain, co.
operation In an International monetary
conference for the restoration Of silver
pa'sed the house VI cOanons Mi,hsut
division.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-03-01

A lively ffh, with bank robbers tooI
place NJ Omaha Two were captured.
TacomA, wash, Feb. 25.-T.o earth
quake shocks we're felt heard about ? ge
o'clock this morning. No damage was
done.
Washington. Feb 25.-Mr Ensti,, am
barsndor 20 Fraure. will he instructed 10
sntcra vigorous protest against the
French deerces lust made excluding
Anieriuan cattle irm France.
fferoH reviewed rom rayson Isa
night relates that the Rio Grapd. ~
press office al tha, point WIS robbed by
crncksmen sunday night. The thievst
effected nm ontraHcc nv forcing window
lock and opened the safe, securing Quit.
asum oimoney. rho police oithi. cit,
hHd no tno-lcdse Of the event
Chealis. Wash. feb. MA. Phillip.
a logger, about ~ years Of age. ,ho, and
killed his wife, EstellA. ut Centrslia TO
day and then blew out HE own brains.
Both died within an hour. The affair
gre" out Of Phillips jealousy II his -iie.
cheyenne, Wy Feb. 25.-spscial to
Herald. W. Blake, Judge Of thesec-
ond Wyoming judicial district, died sud
denly ihismorning. Judge Blake served
In tie Northern array during the ei,l
war with distinction, and With MA1anll.
lian IN Mckee. lie has held numerous
positions Of trust IN WyominK.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-03-01

Hansen. Nr aud MR. Nathaniel stalker.
Nj and MR. W ". llortin. Elijah
Hu.tn aud william S,rmtuigc, col. Of
oakley. We're hero io the dame on fri-
dsy evening
llsnr, b.. scamons aud wife we're IA
C0alvilly visiting relatives the hr.i ~
tho week
Mics Mar, steven. Of oakley and Miss
Grace llofiin vent 10 salt Lake civ on
Monday. where they expect to STAY for
come time.
There Wa prize dance here On Fri.
dsy evening lasi. The price, $3.50
each, ior the best gentleman and lad,
valTer,, we're awarded to James u.
Maliu OF Rockpoft and Miss sadie Ed.
rsdge Of CoAlvilIc.
Mr. John Lemon 81 Kamas was here
on the siih and 2bih.
Mr. aud Mfs. john ilorin AMI Mrs.
T.. Vernon Ucntiu Spring HOLLOW last
Friday to attend the concert.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-03-01
ELECTRIC SPARKS.
DAILY LIST or HAPPENINGS AND
OTHER NEWS.
Al the Important E,sni. ~ the Week
CONDEMNED Prom the --latest r.i.graphie
hispai'h's from iirr.. Ihrt. aud
H,-fS ~hsts



Tine british himctallists will move for
Englsnd'' ro-eperaii,u in an inter
naiionsl monetary conference.
Hot Springs. rk, Feb. Three
people pc'i'hed In Ire which started
here ats O'Clock this morning. -Four
large blocks oi buildings we're ln,d In
ruins.
-san rmu,.t,o, Ted. - w. u. Grrer,
Who ltit vile aud two children IN OK.
den and rHine tu California 10 ,erk =
home W., picked up by bunlo sharps
last night aud beaten out 81 $50, all
the money he had. The police arrested
one 1T the swindicis, hut recovered ne
money.
~. Joseph, Mo-. Feb ~. william
Walsh, mi'er, was called out oi bed ihis
morning 10y five masked men who. NJ the
point 81 pistols attempted to make him
'li'uigs the hiding place Of HE money.
lie iciu'sl aud thcy SCI tire To his hair
and besrl, burning them of, and burned
his body with n rcdhot poker. lie siill
refused aud they placed his feet over q
tire and roasted them. upon his siill
refusing. they beat him into inscnsi.
biliiy aud after rsnsacking the house
esrAped.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-03-01

There wac bali here on the 22nd iur
the beneh, oi the music.
A nice entertainment was given by
Mr.. Olson'' school on Thursday even.
ing, the 2lst int, 10 crowded house.
The program rasas fellows Repruen.
tation Of WAshinEton't time, bysiy little
girls sentiment, and speeshss in honor
o! Washington; song, "Co'ushia the
CEN Of the Ocean recitation, by twelve
boys and girls on the character Of
Washington; Boston lea party, 10y sin
girls snd boys, the boys dressed a,
Indians sony, Hail Columhia"; tab.
lssuH OF Valley Forge, showing Wash.
ington at PRAYER the old tents. guard.
snd ragged patriots; dialogue; recits.
ton, Temptation" qusrtette reading
recitation; singing by school, senH.
msni' in homer Of Washington; wash.
ingion's original sentiments, by twenty.
three pupils, rscitstions; tablsauI,
Grooming the Pstroir' representation
Of Puritsn,, Dutch, NirgiuiAns. by boy,
and girls song, in honor Of Wash ing.
ton.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-03-01

Robert McMicha-l, q. q. Rcdden NJ
lloylsv.le aud W. a. Rian ~ llehrr
we're speakers at the Y. VI. MI A. un
Sundsy evening.
The masquerade On TUESDAY evening
was grand success There wis large
attendance sud the costumes were elab-
oraie. There Wers quite numter rom
p,IinE Tor the prizes The lucky parties
we're Ranct RiEby, who took the char.
acisr ola doctor. and Mis- Olive l..
Judd, Who touk the part Of an old lady.
Carter X Moore. -four mill started NJ
again on the 2Sih. II has bern closed
down inr ,ome time ou Accuuui OF the
cold weather, but il IL hoped they will
aoi he bothered any more. Nj. Nclse
Johnso. has just returned from uebsr
and will he found at hi, post ~ usual,
ready TO ~ait on h.s customers.
u. 3. l.. hsCerkle visited our district
school Thursday afternoon. lie ,nvs 1t
!, doing nicely.
4 benefit dance was given ia Yonng'-
hall o. Friday evening ior Alex street.
who starts on - mission 10 Europe this
month.
Miss Libby Young 10 much improved
In health.
Charles Judd has not been - well this
week. Anumber Of the elders of the
Naarhip and Horis,ille sards mel AZ
his fe-idencs On "wednesday eveninr and
held a meeting.
James y. iliTsoE is getting better.
Richard William, shipped a car Of
bsled hay 10 Park City on Friday.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-03-01


The Echo band viii rI,ea lance on
Tuesday evening Match 9TH. In Hop.
s'n's ilaA. E,srylsd, invited.
Ihe .n9v hs' gone from our street,,
anil ouf 'iicvt'k. arc almost dry. The
Bows p., marble. daily. The ground.
Dog 's"nt io s'sv iur W. have seen him.
t has 81. Wupyncd ,o suddenly that Won
uu'tmatc roop'r hlic,r that ,prur
has rome.
a. hrim il down from the Aspsr
anrh lle reports plenty Of ,uos iu
the moun'aiu-.
Superintendent MrCorkle irum rark
city visited the sch"ol here Monday.
Mr. \ NJ Elliott, - representative If
the Fidelity Building 4 Loan Association
Of Denver, was in town this weck. lie
succeeded in placing n lev share, in
bSs.
Mr. Dan Lsughran Of ogden 8, the
guest Of Nav Briu.
Nr. ". Grieg, Il salt Lake i, visiting
her sister, Mr.. Georgs Asher
Niss Ellie Bromley rave social aud
select party hsnday evening ut the
home oi her parents, iu honor Of Miss
Carrie Phillips. Who hss been visiting
hsr iui the past week Among those
present rom Conlrille we're Mis-, Enie
Allison, Mr. Lawrence Eldrsdgt. Mia.
Reits Wheaton. Hr. Ernest Fisher,
Miss Mary chester, Mr. Io'.pk Fisher
iroui Echo, Mis- Mary williams. Mr.
Eugene Wicket, Mis- Luis Wicksl, Mr..
JAmss Russell, Mis- Annie Russell, Nj.
Dan lsughnn, Mr. Raw Brim aud
others. m ENJOYABLE time vss had ~
indulfing IN the old.tiins games and re-.
ireshmenis.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-03-01
THE COUNTY NEWS
GATHERED BY OUR ALERT COR.
REsPONDENrs.

Tn. t,.nt. ~ the WssL PROM N.ah,
E,'fN T.wn 10 sumu,it C"sni, What
The Times" Representative Have
uouHd To- wtits AbusI
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-03-01

ss,urdsr, Fsbfuar, gsrd.
Reilly has smother Pacific roads hill.
The Ute removal bill has been signed
The Hawaiian cable proposition WI,
voted down by House.
Rosebery's ministry va sustained In
the Commons hy SH boy 100
The National Council of Women va.
addressed by utah delegates.
The whisky trust iHtended 10 include
all the big distiilsries Of the country.
sectsrian schools are left out Of the
Indians appropriations bill with only
two exceptions.
Asei-ffs-r~Ss -"' sfg- r~cHHv --fut-
mons. both former residents 81 Buffalo,
wyo., desert families aud elopc To the
Pscihc coast.
The Turks have cholera 10 order " in
view to baking the inquiry into
American outrages. General lev Wal.
lace "" Missed IN ChirAge by Amen.
iAn,.
baltimore, Feb 22.-rhse wa IN
vieled ,o-dayA tablet to mark the site
Of THE Old Court House" from the
stairs Of which was read first 10 the pso-
pie Of baltimore the Declaration Of
Independence.
Washington. Feb. e2.-rhc llon.s
election committee to-day, by vote Of
Ito T. decided to contest the seat Of the
fourth district Of Virginia In favor Of
Epes, the Democrat who holds the seat,
rejecting the claims Of uoode. who ran
on fusion ticket.
Loai,ville, ~, Feb. PA special to
the Time, iiom Richmond, Ky, says.
News In, Just reached here 10 tie effect
that two meh were frozen to death near
Pound Gag, IN the Cumberland noun. /
tain, last week. one was names strug.
con and theolher 10 A.C. Kelly. The |
latter was oyercom- while feeding stock
only short distance from hit home.
PssIiA. H., Feb. 2J.-Alber Wallace,
who shot three members Of the KoWlby |
family At Pskin, Wednesday, vas
brought In BY the Tazwell rounty
officers At midnight last night and |
placed in jail here, The excitement
at Pskin WAS Increased by the death last
night Of Mr.. John Bowlby. ono Of
wAllaos's victims. Dswfsncs, another
Of the wounded, cannot recover.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-03-01

we'll snHyHl viN aH abundance oi rooi
ih'Hr, '.r tu'u.,4.iuu. of rhirh 900 par-
''ot quite number of wedding giiis
wore "ufH7 f. .ln bride. with many
wishes for long and happy life. Those
present NrIu john CLARK aud vile. Mr
and ME-. solomon ssSion. John SaIion
ami wife. NJ ami Nr, Mumiord. NJ.
ana NJ. NJ Stalry w.. AMI Mrs. Kidd.
NJ. and Mr. Meadows. NJ. l.. l.. Ran.
dali. lsmes iudd. T.. ". Randall. q.
Randall james Randall. Mary Jane
Bower MARY Ru.niou % uo,,-ville aud
many nilof,.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-11-12
ROUND VALLEY MURDER,
Rumored Death of John Vallele
at the Hands of J. D.
Sherman.
Tragic Sequel of a Recent Elopement
in Which the Victim Had
Figured.

UKIAH, CAL, Nov 11.-Rumor was cur
rent here chis evening to the effect that
j. d. Sherman stabbed to death John Val
lele in Round Valley last Saturday While
confirmation of the rumor has not vet
been received trouble between the men
has long been anticipated and fight to
the death between them would not have
been surprising.
Both are desperate men. Sherman was
tried here about year and half ago for
the murder of G. w. Parker, Mayor of this
place, and was convicted of manslaughter,
but on an appeal to the Supreme Court a
new trial was ordered. Thereupon the
District Attorney dismissed the case, but
Sheriff Woodcock of Sumner County,
kans., had been apprised of this, and I'M
mediately upon his release Sherman was
taken into custody by Woodcock, who
came here to arrest him and who there
upon returned him to Wellington. There
Sherman was tried for the killing of Mike
Meagher, banker, of Caldwell, Kans.
On the first trial the jury stood eleven
for conviction and one for acquittal, and
on subsequent trial Sherman was ac-
quilted. He at once returned to this
place. where he had expected to find his
wife and children. On his arrival here he
learned that Mrs. Sherman had eloped with
John Vallejo, and this is supposed to have
been the cause of the reported murder.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-11-12
M'CARTHY TO Be HANGED,
Sentenced by a Santa Rosa
Judge to Die Upon San
Quentin's Gallows.
The Slayer of George Fox Will Appeal
to the Supreme Court for
New Trial.

SANTA ROSA, CAL, Nov. u.-Judge
Crawford this morning pronounced SEN
tence of death upon Dennis Mccarthy.
The condemned man betrayed no emotion
beyond turning deathly pale. When asked
if he had anything to say he exclaimed:
"Say, Judge, amt going 70 have new
trial?"
The court replied that THAT part of the
case had been disposed OF already"
Mccarthy will be taken to San Quentin
tomorrow morning. The warrant fixes
his execution for January 81.
Mccarthy shot George Fox on the Cook
ranch, four miles from this city, early in
June. He had had trouble with Fox pre-
viously. The defense during the trial
tried to establish the plea OF insanity but
this did not influence the Jury, which re-
turned a verdict of murder in the first
degree. The Supreme Court will be asked
to grant him new trial.
Public sentiment was strong against Nc
earthly, because of the brutal killing of
Fox, who was quiet and respectable citi-
zen. McCarthy's family resides in San
Francisco
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-11-12
ROMANCE OF cATHLAMET.
Hugh Boyle, Thought to Have Committed
Suicide Years Ago. Heard From
in Alaska

PORTLAND, Or, Nov. 1.-Two years
ago, Hugh Boyle, a well-known young
man, disappeared mysteriously from Cath
lamet, and up to yesterday his friends be-
heved that he had committed suicide be-
cause of love affair. But Boyle is alive.
and is working in the mines as a teamster
about 1900 miles from Juneau. This in
formation comes from John Bigelow of
Kelso, who has been in Alaska since Feb
ruary.
The young woman in the case is Miss
Martha Collins of Dent, Oregon. Miss
Collins is schoolteacher, and BOYLE was
in love with her. His affection was not
reciprocated, and after quarrel the two
separated. Miss Collins found in her desk
at school farewell note of a suicidal tone.
a ring and $500 in money, which she knew
belonged to Boyle. Evidently he had left
her his possessions, and then sought sur
cease from sorrow in the bottom OF the
Columbia
Miss Collins was terribly distressed. She
engaged detective in Portland to unrayel
the mystery. The money was stolen from
her out of her room at the house Of Mr..
Lane, where she was boarding, and it was
never recovered; neither was Bowie heard
from until TODAY.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-11-12
KILLED At PETAL UNA
Trainer McHenry Lost His Life
While Riding a Spirited
Horse.
Crushed to Death Beneath the Ami
NAL, Which Reared and Fell
Upon Him.

PETALUMA, CAL, Nov. Thames Nc
Henry, a veteran horse trainer, was
crushed beneath horse he was rid
ing this morning at Agricultural Park and
received injuries from which he died this
afternoon.
When McHenry started to exercise the
horse the animal was unusually mettle-
some, having stood in its stall since Satur-
day. McHenry rode round the row of
stalls, the horse doing considerable bolt
ing. At last it reared into the air, coming
down backward upon its rider. McHenry
was unable to free himself. Over the head
of the PROSTATE man the horse rolled heav-
ily in an endeavor to retain its footing.
When the bystanders had caught the horse
and fastened to McHenry's assistance the
trainer was unconscious and died shortly
after being removed to his room from in
ternal injuries and a fractured skull
McHenry was a pensioner of the Union
army, native of Ireland and so years of
age. He had no relatives in California and
no property.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-11-12
FLED WITH HER CHILD.
Ddiryatan JohnsOa's fife Suddenly Dis
appears From HIS Home.


SAN BERNARDINO, CAL, Nov. IL
f. II. Johnston a dairyman of this city,
is hunting for his wife and daughter,
whose abrupt departure from home is
causing considerable comment. On Satur-
day Mrs. Johnson prepared luncheon for
her husband and after his departure took
her little girl and left town by the first
train. Her husband became alarmed at
her prolonged absence and at once began
making inquiries. As a result he has been
making a forced sale of his milk business
to-day, disposing of a team below cost and
offering anything and everything at what
ever price would command cash. He an
nounced to friends that his wife could go
wherever she wanted TO, but that he would
bring his little girl back at any cost.
Mrs. Johnston is a rather attractive
woman, and for a long time has been a
familiar figure on the streets, usually ap-
pearing driving fine sorrel horse and
stylish turnout. She left the horse hitched
on street when she departed, took the
hotel bus to the station and requested the
driver to purchase ticket to Fullerton, in
Orange County. Before leaving she mott
fed her friends that she would never re-
turn, but gave no reasons for her flight.
Johnston is man of more than ordinary
determination, and 1t is probable that he
will pursue his wife until he secures pos
session of their child.