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FORGED HIS SISTERS NAME.
Prominent Resident Of Montrea Re-
manded for Sentence.

Montreal, Quebec, Nov. 24-Dr. G. F.
Slack, a prominent resident IF Farnham.
pleaded guilty in a police court today to
the charge of having forged his sisters
name to power Of attorney, winch he
utilized in dsposng of some Bank OF
Montreal shares belonging to the Mont
gomery estate.
He realized $50 900 ny the sale Of the
shares and refunded S35. 900.
petition signed by 2,o0o citizens Of
Missisquo county has been presented TO
the court asking for clemency, together
with a letter from his sister to the same
effect. Slack was remanded for sentence
The morning times., 1896-11-25
Georgetown GIee club.

The entertainment to be given at George
town College, by the Varsity Glee, Banjo,
Mandolin and Comedy Club btonightpromises
to be an enjoyable affair. The program
is varied and attractive. 1t is the clubs
first appearance this season.
The soloists are Messrs. George O'Connor,
Benham and Nagle; sketch artists. Messrs.
Keane, Greene. Mclaughlin and Evans
Messrs. Ed. j. Walsh and Maher will give
recitatons. Popular songs and winning
airs will be given by Glee, Banjo anu dMando-
lin Club.
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eNNN~NNN~NNN NNNN
Lansburgh & Bro.
Thanksgiving Linens.

1t is so much more appetiz-
ing and so much more like
Thanksgiving to eat yonr
holiday dinner from a fresh,
new table cloth. 1t don't
require much outlay now
adays.
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WashinGtonians in New York.
Special TO The Times.

New York, Nov. 24-Manhattan. r.
II. Voorhees,, &. A. Stowe; Bartholdi, L.
II. Wager; Broadway, DIR. Wichle, S. Liv
ingstone. A. Y. Shoulder. a. B. Russ; Mari.
boro, Mrs c. Clarke, Mrs. Staples; Am.
sterdam. F. ID. Stout: A Cassels, p KurtZ;
Astor. p. l.. Garrettson, G. o. CLAWS, F. H.
HOugh; st. Denis, J. A. Rose. j. G. March
and; Imperial, Mrs. o. f. Knapp. C. F.
White: Holland, p. K. Alger, R. 4. Hit
Union Square, 4. ]. Williams; Normandie,
+. g. Wyatt: Metropolitan. C. C. Long:
Albemarle, Mrs. and Miss Sitgreves. Army
arrivals. 7. A. Dodge. Lieut.. Col. Fiebeger
J. s. Chanler.
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YOUR
THANKSGIVING COAT

Is here. Why don't you
come and get it? What a
nobby garment $40 buys
nowadays. For $3.50
you can buy something
above the ordinary. and
SIS gives you the pick of
twenty different styles of
garments.
The morning times., 1896-11-25
soc a Yard

Gives you your choice of
some beautiful Table
Linen.
The morning times., 1896-11-25

EN-Secretary Fosters Return.
San Francisco, Cal, Nov. 24.-EN-Sccr,
tary John W Foster returned from Honolulu
by steamer City OF Peking this morning
The morning times., 1896-11-25
A DEBUTANTE'S GOWN.
OF White Taffeta. 1t Is Sweet
Enough to Grace the Form of
the PrettteSt Bud.

TIE girl who does not have a coming
out. or having one, owns no bah dress,
is cheated out OF the dues which are
hers. Her gown may not be an elaborate
one, but IL made OF cheap materials after
an expensive model, it cannot fail to be
delightful, Here is one that is being copied
by girl who is making hers out OF less
elegant goods.
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For 79c a Yard

You can buy Table Linen
that will act like a tonic,
it will stimulate your ap-
petite.
The morning times., 1896-11-25
Napkins

For Sl.0O, S1.25, Sl.50,
Sis and 81. 90 per dozen.
The morning times., 1896-11-25

Caunot Carry Children on Bicycles.
New York, Nov. 24.-A city ordinance
prohiaiinS the carrying of children on
bicycles was adopted by the common conn
Gil today. The penalty is a fine of $40.
The morning times., 1896-11-25

Senator and Mrs. Burrows, of Michigan.
have returned and rcopcncd their recentIv-
leased home, l4O4 Massachusetts avenue.
Mrs. Burrows will entertain several charm
ing young relatives during the winter.
among them Miss Peck. who made a host
of friends during her visit of last season.
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For 69c a yard

You can get Table Linen
that formerly sold for
Sl.00 per yard.
The morning times., 1896-11-25

Miss Lipscomb of Baltimore is visiting
Mrs. Downs of No. 621 East Capitol street
The morning times., 1896-11-25

Representative and Mrs. Catchings have
returned, and are again established in their
@ street home
The morning times., 1896-11-25

Justice and Mrs Shiras are entertaining
delightful party of young people over
Thanksgiving, their guests being Hiss Kane
and Miss Janet Gail. of Michigan, and Mr..
Winfield X. Shiras, the youngest son Of
the family. who has come on from Pitts
burg for this holiday.
Miss Kane viii be remembered by a large
number of Washiugtonians AS having been
one of the most pleasant of Mrs Shiras'
many young guests of last season Miss
Call has not yet been formally presented
in societr. and is completing her education
in Washington.
The morning times., 1896-11-25

Mrs. Manning, daughter of Chief Justice
and Mrs. Fuller, who has been seriously i'll
for the past few months. in improving and
has gone to Chicago To remain some time.
The morning times., 1896-11-25

Thanksgiving Day Races at Benning.
Special trains will leave PENNSYLVANIA
station at 1880 and 1 D. IN. on Thursday,
the 2Stt, only. On olher ia VS. during meet
trainsleave at and 40 p. m. Fare, round
tnp. 25c. 1t
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Mrs. George White of Warrenton, Va, is
visiting her mother, Mrs Lyman, of Twch-
ueth street.
The morning times., 1896-11-25

Miss Miriam Ballinger of 1903 Clifton
street, who has been the guest of Mrs
Harry Dunno, OF Long Island, has returned
to the city.
The morning times., 1896-11-25

Mr.. and Mrs. Campbell, of Philadelphia,
have returned fort winter and have leased
house for the season, No. ISL o Thirteenth
street. where they will be at home after
December l.
The morning times., 1896-11-25
Thanksgiving Gloves.

73c we charge for one
quality of Sl.25 Kid
Gloves. These gloves are
of extra quality pliable
kid in all the new shades.
The morning times., 1896-11-25

We carry the very best grades of Chan
ber Suites, and show them in Mahogan,
Black Walnut, Birds Eye Maple, Birch. N:
hogany finish and Oak. No ques-
tion about ours being the finest CT
inc in town-and see what big value NJ
there is at the very beginning. ... VII
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1896-06-26
reno,
Ecuo, Utah. June %. 1890.

Ecno, Utah. June %, 1906.
EuuoR TNEs3
Victor Bowman il In town this week.
". Rrim went to Park City Tues.
day.
Tom Jones ha. gone to Croydon to
work.
John llopkin va. up from Croydon
this week.
Judge Bromley has been on the jury
this last week.
Ray Brm went to Coalyillc the fore
part Of the week.
Mr.. Basset Of Salt Lake was in town
the first Of the week ON business.
Thomas stagg is,here once more shak'
ing hands with his many friends.
4. c. Morse, Who has been very sick
for several days, is better At this writ
ing.
Echo has at last organized brasi
band Henry Pennington has been en-
gagged ~ instructor. Under his skilliu
management there Is not the least doub
but what the boys will make a success.
ont Of IL. A. @. b.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1896-06-26

y,nr attention l. directed To the ox-
iua rites In effect this com-
,np season 40 nearly every prominent
d int IN the EtsL
Mayor before has such an excellent np-
rpOun.i, been afforded for q summer
y,e.tinu lour, or ior visiting lriend- IN
,n. fast We mention below q few Of
de pls,rs b. which greatly reduced rates
n.y. neen made The Union Pacific 10
he lime that viii give yon tho best ser
,iretD an, oi he-c points.
chicago. ~ Jlly7 Rate-One fare
Tor the rlnni uip. -
fr, iorth. rnuui zip, plus q.
W..IInriul. ID. g., July 7'l3. Rate
O,rf.I. iur round trip,
,'I,ru.e-. -., July 10 10. Rate
namr mr tHr round rip.
Omaht. NrA, lnIy 2i2l, Rale-One
4.t lne.iH.r nrc on certificate plan.
- fa.a 'll.. luly p. Ha'e-One
f.,. iar lUr r0uHi trip.
omaHI. syb, August lO'2l Hate
,r, f,i, nr the ronud tip.
gl.y,lani. Ohio. August $3.50. Rate
p,obIblyj one fare for the round
trip. v.- ,,.,., o, d. Rata
ono fare for the round trip.
:, paul. Mimi, September !. Rate
One i,re for the round trip lin some
cases less H. 49, o., I.,.. nj
,sI,nod limit II tickets, time OF trains
etr can On q. |. WHEATON, Agent
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1896-06-26

RockroHr, Utah, June %, 1876.
Enron rmEs
Mr.. and Mr.. john lloriin hayeg one
to Salt Lake.
VIM. stcmrridge and family spent
Sunday in oakley.
Mu Harper ui West Jordan was In
R,esIiud .ssi sunday.
Ihc 2ui quorum Of Elders held a
meeting 10 Rotkport last Sunday.
Ali-- Muy siddiwHy Of salt Lake has
b,cu whiting hrr brother, Robert siddo-
way.
w. "a. stalker has been IN during the
pa.t week bni IL some better AZ this
writing.
Robert ~.ddooay, vile aud pmily
were ,isiI.nv relatives in 'lebcr ON sun
das p-t
I.. lust unday services were ad'
d,, hy Eldrr- D. Lewis and Robert
MuaHmt of r,ua.
George uibbun and family OF Oakley
werc visiting his mother, Mrs s. r.
Gibbons. on sunday.
Mmucd-lu the Salt Iatc Temple, on
"Wednesday, June %, 1890, j. u. Rhead
OF Cualvlle and Mirs Maria Hortin o
Rockrort; ALSO j T.. Jensen Of Salt LAX,
an Nlir- Gmcc T., lloriin of Rockport
Both couples we're highly respected
ara heir many friends wish them q
harp, ana prosperous journey through
HE Mr. and Mrs. Rhead will live IL
Goodwill. and NJ. and Mrs. Jensen vii
make their nome In Salt Lake. X, :.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1896-06-26

lrruN, Jiah, june 20 i''''
EpruH rlw.
While the people OF Upton gonicm-
plato celebrating at homc 600 thc Fourth
of July, they desire go express their ap.
probation Cor ihc Kind invitation exc
tended TO- them through Tue Tvr- Go
participate FOO che entertainment at
Park CITY. feeling assured THAT nothing
vould bc spared Go make the visit a.
pleasant one. The celebration exercises
m Upton viii commence &C early dawn
hy rnising the Stars and Stripes un the
Social Hall. which will hc very nicely
decorated for the occasion, having rec
cciyed q complete duish 10 oil painting.
At1Ou. u. The people viii meet in the
haIl when "a program will lo rendered.
At2 %. M. dance will b' given ihc
children. 10 conclude the celebration q
grand hall will be held iu the evening.
An invitation j. extended to all.
THE glorious has dawu,l one, mory.
our Nations auuivcrnr,.
Tier hrht BIOS spread from shorg iu ti0ic.
ilur fame extends from ga tp scn.
Then let The earth her birthday sing
Aud make Che air with anthems ring selected
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1896-06-26

.5...I,,. vboi.al., mi...r, u,r. I'm.
......,l into b,licyin. that ,ir,g. lif.
,.. aid Glitter and enc, ami i,ip.I Ala,
..r.,I aggregation. Chief p,,enp,rt of
DID, .lrn ieI.pnon,i about 10 n'clu,. last
lr.t.t.at hs| fu.u "a. Johnson
,ilI.ui0as toll ol.d h.,uuIl the
.rri., .fnrr .,....iub..r,h,r back 49,
rrbupr
h.,lh J....,,,..,,l.,,..t,,u,.
.,,.,.n.,,f t,r,.s,.r.,i .iItn,,f.i,.
single house 900 puulir CONT Yesterday.
DR. Harrison co., 'ur DETACHMENT made
en Investigation OF the ,,.,saud prp.
n,unr,d tlrm uuni.nssMc dipthrris.
uuarauruc rssu.uou. were nt once
oba,cd and ibo 1850 families. who bon.
hauit the little Huu.e. were inuru.iria.
t1 thclrdutv Alarr dcsiute anI an
application for uiI fl- hrcn made io the
county auiLonuur. Tribune.
,,a ..ng .fot,s, rnb b. IN.
,,.r,,. b,. tu.fI.au p,lli.b,.l,,J 49,,
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1896-06-26

A. stated In Tnr TMrs last week,
very snccessinl reception was given at
the New West schoolhouse Friday even.
ing, June 18th. 10 Mis- whiteman by a
iew Of her Coalville friends.
The attendance was large, lneluding
not only the patrons Of the s'l.ool, but
many pleasant acquainlances with whom
Miss whiieman had been associated
during her stay here.
The guests on arriving were surprised
TO zee the old schoohonse transformed
into very pretty reception room. Miss
Whiteman received her guests with her
usual grace, and when all had arrived a
dne program was called out In order by
Mr.. John Calls, the iirst number OF
which was speech by Mr.. +. NJ.
Plnneo. II Is unnecessary TO state that
Mr.. Pinneo's remarks were both humor-
Gus and iorcible, aud he was warmly
appmuded. A beautiful quartet sung
by Messrs. q. l.. Jones, Il. NJ. Pinneo,
Mr.. and Mrs.. John Calls followed, after
which Messrs Pinneo and Calls sang
"The Sinking Ship" which was well re-
ceived.
The next number was duct by Mrs.
Lena Thackeray qrA Mr.. Pinneo, en-
titled, The Land Of the Swallows" a
very difficult piece and well rendered.
A duet by Mr. and Mrs. John Calls
was beautifully rendered, after which
impromptu speeches were called for
from Mr.. Alma Eldredge, Mr.. Parmley
aud Mr.. T. l.. Allen; although the re-
quest was unexpected these gentlemen
responded with kind and appropriate re-
marks, to all Of which Miss Whiteman
gracefully replied.
Come Where the Lilies Bloom" was
sung by Mrs. Northcott and Messrs.
Pinneo, Jones and Calls and was
heartily appreciated.
An abundance OF cake and ice cream
we're daintlly served, and judging from
the quantity which disappeared were
heartily enjoyed. X.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1896-06-26

ur>tup, Utah, June 20 1906.
Enron rwrs

lIr>trm. Utah, June, 20 1906.
Epupr TRIMS.
4 number are talking OF going 10 PARK
Cityou The Fourth.
Nes.ra. wilde and johnson have been
here fora day or Two repairing sewing
machines.
Mis-. Abby Roberts b. It'll on an cy-
tended Welt 90 Park city and will &C..
main over the Fourth. This fact is sure
10 take ONE man 60 the Park on that
date.
r. II. stevens aud Mr. >tukey passed
through here to-day with 100 head Of
fine beef steers from the Beckvith ranch
on Bear river for their marke, In salt
Lake.
Mro, Thoma. Gibbys Of Morgan Was
here visiting relatives la-t week. I'D.
Gibby was also here on business. and sc
are glad TO hear his wife 6. stil improy.
ing in health.
Wcare glad 10 sec our ucighbor, VIM.
Brewer, ON our streets again, aud hope hc
will continue To improve in health, Tot
he has had a long siege Of 10. With
this exception the health Of this people
is very good.
An accident that narrowly escaped
proving fatal occurred here las, week
One OF James Lythgoe's boys, Will,
narrowing, tried 10 scare large horse
fly of one the horses with hi- hat. Til
frightened the team aud they ran away
dragging the hoy and harrow q consdeu
BILE distance before they were stopped
Fortunately the lad escaped serious In
jury, but II was close call.
The writer 81 this received Telegram
last week announcing the sad death b!
drowning oihisnepew, GEORGE Fowler, -
Goshen, Utah county, on Sunday. jun
l4th. lie would have been " years O
age in July. lie had been working oI
the .bnckyard all week and was takin
bath before going 10 sunday School
lie was an active sunday school WORKER
being librarian at the tine OF his death
liz death was a great shock TO his pal
euts aud the entire community, whcr
he was universally liked.
Everybody is busy who are left O
home, and there il not man, 10,
D J. "a.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1896-06-26
STATE NEWS

The Bank Of Salt Lake closed its
doors on Thursday last. The liabilities
amount to 100000 aud the assets foot
up over 100000. lis thought an dDbt-
viii be paid in full. The Mcrcur bank
also went down with the Salt Lake bank.
State Fish aud Gam, Warden Sharp
has sent letters 10 t, county wtrlen.,
calling their attention to the decision 0l
the Accomplishment to the effect that
the open season for front aud bass s
from July 10 to January IS following
Tribune.
For the first time since the lrues1me
discovery Of Henrietta Cnw-lu'f chlrud
remains in the basement furnace. there
will be services in ne scandinavian 49,
i. church to-day. Rev. Ir aoIk 90
Bingham City will occupy rhc pulpit
both mornlngani evening -rnblna
Matte Johnson, aged n, disappeared
Wednesday night from her home on
Ninth East and Fourth eouth and her
people rightly concluded that she hal
gone with Wallace's circus, which left
the city early Thursday morning. Sha
was seen on Wednesday In company
with girl named Binkley, and ID IL be.
heved that she, in company with Miss
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1896-06-26

Regarding the Peck Concentrating
plant The Record now has the pleasure
Of saying Eve told you 20, for the mill
will be built in Park City. Ground wa
broken yesterday morning and already
q shop and necessary ont buildings are
rapidly nearing completion Mcs-rs,
}. J. Whitaker and James Aiken, the
company's millwrights, came out from
Salt Lake Tuesday morning and at once
proceeded 10 shape matters up aud get
ready for active work.
Messrs. Whitaker and Aiker were
accompanied TO Park City by supt.
Carrot O'Neil Of the Union Pacific, who
came out 10 look the ground over and
take notes looking to the construction oI
sidewalk that will facilitate the uu'
loading and hauling Of material.
The main building will be 2s8 feet
long by 20 feet wide, and will be high
enough TO allow the free use Of gravity
in handling ores. The mill, TO begin
with, will have a capacity Of 800 tons per
day, and so constructed that II may
readily be increased 10 500 tons as soou
ne required.
The water, with which 10 operate IN,
plant will, the writer is informed, be oh
tained from Col. Ferry's big spring, and
the pipe line has already been surveyed
and staked out. From now on, work on
the plant will be crowded with all pos
sihle speed. and PARK City will soor
begin TO show evidences u the benefit
derived from the location Of the plan
In this camp Record.
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wAusArcu, Utah, June IS, 1896.
Enron TMEs
u. Rce- was Coalyille visitor on
Saturday.
Joseph Bali has new spring wagon,
II tne one.
George Olsen made dying Welt to
Echo on the 25rd ON business.
The pay-car passed west on the .2nd
on time, making the boys glad.
Agent Gulliher went to Evanston and
Woodruff on hi. wheel Monday.
Business on the road Is good, consider
able stock being shipped through,
Frank Deming Is hauling railroad
ties 10 this station TO be shipped TO salt
Lake.
:. j. Stukoy Of salt Lake passed
through here on Friday, looking mp beef
cattle.
There will be one million pounds Of
wool shipped nom this station this
season.
Round trip tickets for the Midsummer
Carnival at salt Lake on the 2nd, 3rd
and lth Of July, t2.75.
Misses Ada Wilson and Libbie Calder
wood, who have been working for T.
Lambert. returned 10 Coalyille
Wednesday.
A few wool buyers have been here the
pact few days. Eight cents per pound
is all that has been offered 10 far a. can
be learned.
Eight carloads more cattle arrived
here on Friday for the Z. l.. * J.. :. Co,
Daniel Heiner Of the company was here
TO receive them.
Section Foreman llennessey has taken
a ienrteen days layof and left for Ogden
on Monday. T. +. Lochrane is acting
section foreman during Joe's absence.
Neponsit Land x Live Stock Company
are rounding up their cattle, having sold
them to a south Dakota firm. They ex'
pect 100 carloads which are being
shipped from Evanston.
The huilstorm Of Thursday night wa'
rather destructive on garden plants
which were beaten down, and stripped
OF their leaves, and in some cases liter
ally torn up by the roots.
ON the night Of the 18th cloudbursl
occurred here. After a good deal o
thunder and lightning, black CLIQUE
gathering all the time, 1t at length
started to hail and the haistones dashed
against the window glass with sucl
force that il nearly demolished them
In few minutes It changed 10 rain
which literally came down in torrents
II did not rain more than twenty min
utes, after which a stream came roarinl
down the valley reaching half wa!
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1896-06-26
TELEGRAPHlC

speaker Reed will be rcnomiuai,d for
ConEre-a.
Arkansas nemocra,sinsuuc, i5r Bland
for President.
Crowds call ON Gov Mckinley and
break down bic fences
Minister lIard. ha. been instructed
10 demand prompt preparation ioriniuries
TO Ascric'n, in Cuba.
w.. r. Morrison declines 10 Boz con.
ailcrci Democratic candidate for
President, declaring De BE- not in sym
pathy with the silver element
Hon =. 10. Robinson, ey.l lieutenant.
Governor Of Ontario. dropped acai
while ON the platform II the Massey
music hall at Toronto, la.t night. zoo at
tcuicncc on to political meeting hy Sir
Charles upper Mr. Robinson was 20
years Of age.
Minister Ardmdc Of Venezuela has re-
ceiycd adyiccs from Caracas as TO tho
dual ratification Of constitutional
amendment by which Venezuela adopts
a gold standard.
Thnis, June is.-Thc report that
party headed by the Marquis dc Morcs.
consisting VI thiriy.lye men, bound for
the Sondan TO cnlist with the Arabs
chiefs against the British, have been
massacred to a man, Is confirmed. The
members Of the Mores expedition we're
killed near Cadimes.
The silver delegates have issued an
address To the nation. They say that
out Of the mighty West great leader
arose In 1850, aud now from the newer
west another l. brought forward in
Senator Teller. Their address says the
silver cause is the cause Of humanity aud
the interests those Of all the people.
They ak all who believe the time has
come ior the ;rumpth OF justice to unite.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1896-06-26

George Wych0f', president Of the New
AmstcriaGi h,ue, Who was rhot by
,ienrgr sample on Monday, died yes,er'
day.
An Imposing monument TO the mem
Dry Of John BOYLE O'Reilly, the orator
aud poet, which has been ercccd at the
enterancc TO that part OF l'o'ion'- park
system kaoRn a. the "Fanway," wac
iedicuri with appropriate ceremonies
YESTERDAY aliaupn.
Ths ffruch Chamber oi Deputies has
adopted eiihout oppo .ition tie Law max
ing Madagascar French rolony, IA
vote. being ct-tin favor oi the measure.
4 h.l abolIshing slavery throughout
Midapa car wa then passed.
a spcth 10 the Omaha Rec from
! Walnut. la., sy-; Fire this morning
destroyed thirteen buildings, involving
% hos of nearly $4,000, partly covered
hy insurance
rhc monthly statement NJ Ice Inter
nal r. yaul. Buictn shows that durinl
! NO.. man'hoi Nav 1904, the receipts
! fom n. .oins- amounted 10 Sll ,l0i.
inO. s. compared with tlO,76s 400 dur
Ing MAY
The Spanish Government has decide,
lto di-p,ich 5000 additional men Il
| Cuba before september. Two mor'
tornado hlals are l1 be purchased.
William Ceholincr, aged ~, II ~
Paul. aiterun all.night family quarrel
shot bat missed his wife, and put bul
let iluongh h,s s,n Paul, who tried Il
save mothers life. TIE son, aged p
&. mot expected Co iecover, The hihe
Aired bullet 10 HE own temple; dealt
. resulted iusttnily
David u'Brtn. Chicago lawyer, we
.nowa and NJ great ability, was ioun
! dead yesterday IN his Office, ha,in
committed suicide. After writin
, l,,lrr. To bis Iicand children he turne
, ON all the gas gets aud died Of asphyxi'
lion. for years he has been O very har
Idukrr lle Aa- a years old.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1896-06-26

Helena Populis,- are for Teller.
Rain OF toads occurred In Chicago.
Many railroad accidents arc reported.
Two men killed by iamps at wyom-
ing, MINI.
California Republicans ratiiy Nc
Kinley's nomination.
scrgt. Hogan Of Battery c, First ar
iillrry. inhcrilt t2o0.OoJ.
Prince Lief wins the National Derby
and $4,000 at ~. Louis.
PopulIsts at ST. Louis issue an address
In favor Of Senator Teller.
Montana Democratic delegates to Chi
cago instructed Tor free silver, but unin-
sirucied a. TO candidate.