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The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1896-04-10

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/ Miss Annie Z. Maxwell was taken with
quite a sick spell last week but b better
at this writing. The young lady las
bcel troubled With very poor health for
some time past.
4 report got around one day last week
that the salvation Army vas IN town,
but what UAs supposed TO be- the saliva
tionls'. we only q parade Of Woo.
landers. lt was good April fool. rny'
way.
Some u our citizens are agurItr OH
taking q railroad iie contract. provided
they can zee any money in il. which il
doubtful. owing to the long distance
they would have 10 be hauled 10 reach -
shipping point.
Oscar wilkins will ayaip try M. for.
time in the merc,ptil. busincs. AMI will
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which dr.v bi,, ,r to ,ho ,,.,hi,.ry
tearing his clothipy i,,u his p.r.or and
severely inipripv one leo beior. Tho mil
could he stopp,d. There ver. SONS
white faces and tiyb,ened man n, ,be
min fora short lime and nh we're tbapt.
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The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1896-04-10

uiroN, Utah. April O., 1896
EnuuE rivrsi
Richard 'aNton is erecting a good and
substantial dwelling house on the Harris
homestead. lt viii be- completed by
early spring
Frank Meadows and family have re-.
turned to Upton from NJ. Bridgcr. lie
intends to settle down aud improve his
home and farm here.
Upton vas favored with a visit from
Bryant Copley OF CoalyiIlc ON sunday
.a-t. lie attended the afternoon service
aud addressed the meeting on the DC.
casIon.
On Friday evening last the youug peo'
Pile Of Upton gave a very pleasant sur
prise TO Nj and Mrs. VIM. Harris. The
evening exercises consisted Of songs and
Rotations till ~ o'clock, when refresh.
meni- were served. 10 was avery pleas.
ant gathering. Those present outside
the family Werc Alr and Mr.. Staley,
Emma stalcy, Bryant Copley Of Coal.
vile, Mise. Sarah and Eva CLARK
Thomas, Samuel and George Clark
James Judd, IT,, Misses Maggie and Eva
Randall, Lawrence Harris, Miss Rose
Boyer, Miss Ann Bower. After a very
enjoyable time the parties returned To
their homes at an early hour a. m.
a.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1896-04-10

oElEY. Utah, April $, 1895.
Enron TINES
Farming has commenced IN the south
side Of the river
On March 3l.t 7. W. Frazier wife
presented him with q inc baby girl.
Its reported that Thomas Gibbons ~
engaged in laying out the streets Of a
new city.
Miss Cora Warner Of Provo IL visiting
friends here She IL stopping At Mrs.
". W. Horizons.
John +. Hansen returned from salt
Lake last Sunday very sick. but IL able
TO he around again.
The gri.t mill OF W. II. Stevens - do
ing a good business, although the roads
are almost impossible.
This town is very quiet since conference
commenced, ~ nearly all took advantage
Of the long term Of the rouhdirip ticket.
Lumber hauling seems to be over for .
short time, as the toamstcrs say they
cannot Gnd the bottom TO the roads for
mud.
Several Of the Peoa people are secn
passing In tho direction Of Cobblcville.
II seems As though that little burg il on
the boom.
Hay seems to be In COED demand NJ
present, and II April holds out like
March did the farmer that has hay to
sell can command his own price.
L. Horton helped JohnM. Neel to pay
the dne that was imposed ON him at the
last term Of circuit court. John II very
well pleased to think that Judge Illles
was go lenient with him in this un.
thoughtful affair. lie says he will never
be led on in such a manner again.
Twill ask the question, Are We going
10 havea telephone line this year? II
10, why not go 10 setting the poles ut
once, not wait until everybody Is ready
to 20 TO farming and then say, "well |
am too busy 20 attend 20 that now
Let every man that has pole to set put
1t up along the county road side BE-
tween Kamas and Coalyille, no matter
where just 20 the poles are set, and then
II We cannot get some company TO PM
the wire on We can put IL mp ourselves
buy our own instruments and have q
paving line in g. short time. Let Ms SCI
who will set the first pole; also see who
will set the last one ON this line. 5.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1896-04-10

wANsnr, Utah, Auril o, 1876.
EDroR TMEsi
The assessor has been ia town this
week.
A very few from here attended con-
ference.
Mrs, J. =. Marsh went to Salt Lake on
the 9Th.
Quite a number are busily engaged in
blowing here now.
Miss Sylvia suapp was IN town this
week visiting with friends.
Andrew Peterson went TO Salt Lake
on the lth 90 attend conference.
AS the conference people begin % re-
turn there De- lots Of machinery and other
goods being unloaded here.
Mr aui Mr., luriou- Peck camp out
from salt Lake 900 tle srltp attend the
iungmi OF Nrs. Gardiner, their daughicr.
Mrs. So. %. Gardner Jr passed away
sunday munng April 5fh after O.
weeks illue.s. She leaves O loving hue
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ProA. Utah, April s, 1896.
or TnEs;

PEoA. Utah, April S, 1876.
Enron TmEs;
Poor, bleeding Cuba.
Preparation for gardening has com
menced.
Another martyr for liberty and con-
science sake.
Spring blowing commenced in real
earnest this week.
our citizens are wondering and waiting
for thu next grand move.
A.. @. II. Marchant has started to erect
a new picket fence In front Of his resi-
dence.
Miss Grace Maxwell went TO Salt Lake
last week and will be absent for several
weeks.
Born, April 3rd, TO the wife of Robert
Allen, ten pound boy. Mother and
child doing we'll.
The halfdozen who attended confer
ence, on business matters, In Salt Lake
last week, returned home.
Time dies without thought and, In
some cases where Cupid gets in his
fill work, someone Is lett.
Your correspondent Is under obliga-
tlonslo Senator Arthur Brown for iayors
received during the past few weeks,
Who would have thought that she
spirit that ruled the lnquisition Of Spain
could be found in this enlightened age
The manifesto 10 the all-absorbing
topic Just now and Hon. Moses Thatcher
mas more sympathy and friends than
ever.
+. ". Marchant and Albert Miles are
erecting picket fences in front Of their
residences which aidsto the general neat
ness Of the town.
Greater New York wants To be d.
yorced FROM the rcst Of the State and be-
como a sovereign staieoi itself, the State
Of Manhattan That's all right, lei her
have it and there will be- more fun down
there ihau In a beer garden.
Abraham ~ Lyon. leit here Tor Bling.
ham county, Idaho, ON April ord. The
Young man wac accompanied by Die
mother and three Youngest sisters. They
went by team aud kili be- absent for some
two months or more, anu will visit ma
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1896-04-10

Populists win at Victor, Colo.
Murderer oithe Stone family, near
Akron, o., arrested.
Governor OF Idaho offers 5000 reward
for scanlon's murder.
Great uneasincss NJ Carlo over the
situation In the soudan.
Six men thought to be sufocaied In a
burning mine near Basin, Mont.
Canadian government agrees TO take
tho Cree Indians OF MonianA's hands.
New York Legislature declares bicy.
oles are baggage for transportation pur'
poses.
Government sues receivers Of the
Union Pacific Railroad company for q
million acre, OF land In Wyoming.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1896-04-10

one ofthc Mccoy, OF We, Virginia
assassinated.
4.Cloudburst Ia Kentucky IN whieh
sixteen person serc drowned.
A. +. A. preparing 10 take an active
part in the pending campaign.
Three men killed in an explosion IN
the Giles mint, pea Wards. Colo.
Ed Pollen Murdered hi. wife aud
mother-in.lav, hen attempted suicide,
at Clinton, III.
Mat Adams, nenyer's delaultine ex-
Treasurer, will pc cxtradiicd from Eng.
land.
Army officers invited 10 give their
views on the bill to revive the Lieuten-
antGeneralship.
Interstate Commerce Commission will
prosecute shippsr who have received re-.
hates or special rates
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1896-04-10

Additional victims found Of the nood
In Kentucky.
Georgia Republicans and Populists
will fuse against the Democrats.
Portland Republican convention broke
up In free light.
Nevada republican convention called
to mectin Virginia City, May 9TH.
Tom Talon drills s7ii inches In 10
minutes ut Anaconda, breaking the
worlds record.
John Green Of Butte finds, he says,
that HE wife has eight living husbands,
from none OF whomthe is divorced.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1896-04-10

RocEroEr, Utah, April Q, 1880.
Enron TINEs;
Frank Vernon and family were down
from Weber canyon last week visiting
relatives.
George J. Ramsey lett on Saturday
for Payson, where his family have re-
sided the past winter
Mr.. and Mrs. John Horton, Mrs. Mary
llortin and Miss Hattie Malin went to
Salt Lake 10 attend conference.
Mr.. and Mr.. NJ. Mitchell and Mr. and
Mrs. J. Il. BurbIdge OF Kama. are visit.
ing friends In Rockport.
Abraham Williams, while chopping
wood a few days ago, had the misfortune
to cut q cash in his foot. lie has been
obliged 10 use o crutch since. ks.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1896-04-10

Butte, Mont, April 3.-The statement
il again given circulation that the whole
Of the great Anaconda copper mining
properties are to pass into the hands Of
English capitalists. Hamiltsn Smith
representing the syndicate which re
Gently purchased a third interest In the
1000 200 worth Of stock. il aeain com
ing to Butte and will arrive on the Soth,
His mission, u is said, Is TO make a fur
Their examination OF the mines and 10 re-.
port on ,he adyisibiiiy OF Offering ti0,-
100000 Tor the remaining two-tbirds OF
the stock The company officials no.
iuse to talk about iho matter.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1896-04-10

baud aud a child week old. The fun.
eral services were held Wednesday the
sih. Bishop b. 4. Young aud Henry
Long were the speakers. There was a
large turnout OF friend. and rcla-
tiyes. \.
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THE COUNTY NEWS
GATHERED BY our ALERT cor.
RESPONDENTS.

The Events ~ the Week Prom Nearly
Every Tavn In summit County what
THE Times" Representatives Have
Pound 10 write About.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-07-07

NICE WHEN HE'S SOBER.
But Billy German Is a Very Bad
Man With Rum In Him.
Wanted TO Fight Anyone From King
Humbert Down TO Joe Carnolo.

Billy German, man who Is ugly
when he's drunk, Joseph Carnolo, who
runs a fruit stand at the corner OF Craw-
ford and South Water streets, his half
brother, Dominica Di Pita, barber
named Stillario Mini and an unknown
old man with fractured jaw were the
principals of a street row with an audi
ence large enough to delay trolley cars
this afternoon.
Billy German drives low gear for
Burns and his friends say that he Is a
good fellow when he's sober, but n very
devil when he's drunK. He is drunk to-
day, and IL the first part of his friends
accommodation 10 as true as the second.
Billy without rum Is paragon of virtue.
His first encounter today was with the
unknown man at the corner OF Ward
and South Water streets. Billy had no
particular grudge against him, didn't
know him in fact, but he happened TO
be the first person in sight after the
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-07-07
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

Narragansett-P. w. Bucklin, New
York; IL. j. Alderman, South Carolina
X. l.. Virgins, Sewansee. Tenn; W. L..
Butter field, Ed Salct, New York; Robert
Burgess, New Bedford; Gustave Jaooby,
J. Stern, N. Hutchinson, Il. j. Dinge,
Jr., New YORK; &. J. Lund, Rochester
Henry Ciller, Johu n. Luh, }. W. Scott,
w. Henry Chamberlain and wife,
New York; Frank A. Dempsey, Charles
J.. Rowland, Brooklyn; MIR. and Mrs. j.
Il. Shwab. Nashville, Tenn. ;J. III. Tremper,
KingstowD, N. Y; j. y. Adams, j. A.
McDufile, ii. l.. Cardwell, Jr., New
York.
City-A. Alexander, New York.
Dorrauco-F A. March, Ens,on, Pa. :;
{. ID. 4. Giles, Z. bronson, T.. Hirsh-
field. New York; +. Guthrie, Boston;
ii. Grcenthas, ID. Potsdam, New York !;
Fred A. Eckert, Romeo, Mich; G. 3.
Hall, George "A. Roberts. Boston,; W. G.
Carter, A. Reisenbeim, New YORK; l.. ID.
Fisk, Lowell, Mass. g. A. Knapp, q. nj.
Perry, Boston, Richard A. Lewis, Phila-
delpbiu; Fred Zeigler, New York.
Perrin--Mrs. W. -. Elliot, Boston.
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fighting point had been reached in the
days spree.
The old man went down at ono blow
from the list of the enraged truck driver
and he stayed down as the result of sew
eral vicious kicks in the face.
Joseph Carnolo, the peanut vendor, was
more indignant than prudent and at
tempted TO demonstrate and Billy went
for him. Joe was too nimble for him,
however, and after opening his assailant's
face, skipped into a store where the
sympathetic proprietor afforded him
refuge.
The row had gone too far then for Cor
man to retire. tie was lighting mad and
crazy drunk and planted his feet and fists
against the fruit stand and terrified little
Domipico ID Pita, who had been left IN
charge, into yelling murder.
This was when tine crowd collected
about the raving German, who, with
blood streaming down his face, stood in
the midst of the wreck of perishable
goods, yelling for Carnolo or any other
Italian to come out in the square and be
torn TO pieces.
Stilario Mini accepted the challenge,
but thought that the sidewalk was good
enough and down they went, with Cor
man underneath. 1t was catch as
catch-can scrap, with hair-pulIing and
mayhem on the side. A knife fell of the
Irult stanu ana lanueu Wltnln feacn OF
the fighters, and little Dominica yelled
harder than ever. Stillario grabbed the
knife, but in doing so left go of Billy,
and that worthy wriggled out from
under, got on his feet and consented to
be- led away. Stillario went back to mis-
tonsorial place on South Main street, put
on a fresh linen coat and said, "Next
gentleman"
Sometime later on officers Hnnley and
Lee wont bunfinG for t,nrp,an tho ,ya q
found on Planet street and taken in.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-07-07
FOUND AT LAST.
Italian Who Sells Work Tickets
Exposed hy His Dunes.

The selling OF employment tickets
given out at the park commissioner 8
Office to la oorers seeking work at the
parks has been located. Gustino Benedito
a resident Of Charles street, is the inIi-
vidual.
Antonio Gionnino and Fomos; Man
ceno of 3o6 Admiral street, have Bought
tickets from Benedito at one dollar
apiece. These were purchased on Nav
and l3 respectively. The men were given
employment about June II and shortly
afserward Benedito demanded from each
OF them five dollars more. They refused
and he threatened to havo their wages
attached or have them discharged. IL
was i'm this way that the matter leaked
out and now tho park commissioners
are looking for the enterprising Charles
street italian.
II is customary Tor only one ticket 10 be
given TO each man aud where BeneditO
managed TO get bold of the number he is
credited vita having Is mystery.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-07-07
TALKED ABOUT.

AT O'Clock last evening Hose Company
extinguished chimnov tire at II Foster
street. There was no damage.
Professor w. IL. winthrow and daaght-
er OF Toronto have arrived from Canada
10 attend the Pathological convention
which was held at Brown University this
afternoon.
James Emerson. s3 years of ege. the
inventor of The system OF heating railroad
cars by steam conveyed through pipes
from the engine, died at his home iu
Willlamansett, Mass, last Sunday.
Caroline Schmidt, 6s years old, died at
her home, 1j9 Vandewater street, suddenly
nj 3:l5 yesterday afternoon. She had
been sick Tor some time. Dr. Aiarston
causes.
Carolina Schultz, CS years old, died I'm
front Of her home, 70 Hayward street
while III the act OF sweeping he sidewalk
yesterday afternoon. DR.. Morrison was
called aud said that death was duo to
heart disease.
Samuel Marks, agent for CHEAP lodp-
ing house On South Main street called on
the police this morning nnd requested
them to find his night Watchnan who
ing" he amount, sam thinks was "a.
At an early hour this morning Pntrol-
man Jones OF the Plain street station
found two men prowling about the rear
oi saloon nj tho corner OF EDDY and
Public streets. 4o took them to the sta
tlon, where It was found that one Of
them was BUCK" Farrell who was held
pending an nycairaticn III breaking
aud entering joO at tho North End right
or two ago. The other chap was dis
charged.
The Fourth of July h.cycla prizes Will
be awarded tomorrow evening at the r.
j. w. CLUB house. tOuncilman Burdick
Will deliver the trophieg. Ia making
} r~tion OF the judges YESTERDAY The
News omitted the name of Colonel
Arthur u. sphinx. Colonel sphinx IN
widely known a. hustler and any mem
tion oi the judges that omit his name
leaves out one Of tho most active OF them.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-07-07

Shortly after / o'clock Mr.. McDermott
OF Nsw Jersey began a speech in favor
of Hill as chairman. 1t was an eloquent
appeal and was frequently interrupted by
bursts OF applause and cheering from the
gold men.
MIR. Waller of Connecticut followed
with another stirring speech in support
of the candidate for temporary chairman
from the Empire State. lie asserted that
the best and wisest thing the convention
could do would be to elect Senator Hill
TO the temporary Craftsmanship and
make Mr. Daniel chairman of the perma-
nent organization.
Mr.. Waller's emphatic statement that
ne and his friends would fight the free
silverites TO the bitter end, drew from
the geld men tremendous burst Of
applause, while the white metal men
Kissed and groaned.
When Mr.. Waller had finished his re-
marks, Mr.. Thomas of Colorado was
recognized and at once plunged into a
fiery speech in support OF Daniel of Vir-
Einia for temporary chairman.
lie was followed by Mr.. Turpie of Cali
fornia. who also supported the Virginian
in a rousing address.
Then John T.. Fellows of New York
went TO the platform and in a brilliant
and emphatic speech advocated the selec-
tion of Senator Hill.
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what we Would Lie 20 Sec.

A war between two rival combinations
for the manufacture of matches promises
~ chcIpcn this product very considerably.
Small iavors In the fuel market are thank
fully received, but the consumer would
have felt more hilarity over the situation
II the cate cutting fcud had sprung up
among tho coal barons. Washington Star.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-07-07
Anderson,s Bail Redrced.

BRoCBToN. Mass, July 7.--Claude An
derson, who it Is alfo ged assaulted and
nearly killed Emanuel HarnesS, last
May, wss arraigned in court here today
and his trial was SET Tor July II. His
ionds were reduced from s10,C01 to
$1,000. Harnesk is recovering from his in
Iuires and it is expected that he will bo
able to appear IN court at the trial.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-07-07

Eli HDl, Lumber City, Pa, writes:
nHvU DcCTI SUrrJT-TT from Piles for
twenty-five years and thought my case
incurablc. DcWitt's witch Eazel Salve
was recommended ~ ne as n pile cure, so
] bought box and u performed a per-
manuDt cure" TITS ~ only one Of
Thousands 81 siniiifr cases. Eczema, sores
and skin diseases yield quickly when 1t
In used.
Johnston's Pharmacy, s93 Westminster
street; Metzger's Pharmacy, go North
street
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-07-07
nominated Mr.. Daniels and was loudly
cheered by the silver men.

The minority of the national committee
made the following report recommending
Hon. John W. Daniel for temporary
chairman:
To the democratic National Convention !:
The undersigned, members of the ma
tionai committee, respectfully recommend
that the name of the Hon. John w.
Daniel be chosen temporary chairman of
this convention.
(Signed) Henry ID. Clayton, Alabama; !;
Thomas q. McRae, Arkansas; NJ. Il.
Turpie, California; &. b. Thomas,
Colorado; Samuel Pescoe, Florida
Clars Howell, Georgia; 5. c. Hillow,
Idaho; Z. w. Blair, Kansas; Arthur
Sewall, Maine; ID. j. Campau, Michi-
gan; "A. }. Davidson, Montana; X. j.
Keating, Nevada; Il. III. Busby,
North Carolina; w. &. Leistikow,
North Dakota; M. l.. Donaldson,
South Carolina; p. j. Otey, Virginia; ;
W. J.. Kuykendali, Wyoming; James
l.. Norris. District of Colum bia; &.
nj. Shannon, Arizona; IL. B. Fergu-
SON, New Mexico; Il. M. Richardson,
Oklahoma; j. w. Burton, Utah; X.
l.. Owen, Indian Territory.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-07-07
BATTLE OPENS.
Continued from page 1.

While we plead for ourselves we are
mindful of the eorrows OF others. May
the day soon come when no power shall
be- permitted TO intiict upon a brave
people indefensible slaughter and un-
speakabie pain when no cloud OF despotism
shall ever hang over those who sigh
Tor liberty. May we ever feel the deep
est sympathy for the distressed in the
great brotherhood of mankind and yet
be able to maintain an honorable peace
with all.
Upon tho greut convention now assem-
bled. In Thy presence, send thy gracious
blessing. May its members be inspired
with the most exalted patriotism, seek
ing no private or sectional advantage,
but only the national good; SO that our
united and.prosperous land may continue
to be, in oil that Is truest and best, an
inspiration TO the nations of tho earth
And to Thee, our God, shall we ascribe
oil the honor and glory, forever and
ever, Amen.
Chairman Harrity named Senator Hill for
temporary chairman amiu tremendous
cheering by gold delegates. Tbs silver
men kept their seats with few excep-
tions.
Mr.. Clayton Of Alabama then aro o and
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-07-07

WANTED--Summor hoarders at tho River
side house. pleasant location, good board.
dBily mail; terms reasonable. For particulars
address W. II Gilmore, North Weare. N. ~.
a. a
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-07-07

10 LET-Furnished rooms In private fam
ily, with hoard: psrlor and sids rooms; all
conveu.ences: ladies, CT gentleman and wife.
lJ6 troedway. iy7
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MAHTtD--On a farm, summer bosrdors.
Nc. I'VE
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ATLANTIC COTTAGE-will bs open for
boerdeIs July J. address Mrs. &. r. Hoxie.
tcaan Ioi1f Me. j7G
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-07-07

LAKE PEARL Mrontham Two summon
cottages for the season OF pare of it on the
lake, Acknowledged TO be tho lovelisst in
eastern Massachusetts, 30 minutes from
Boston: pine woods ana sand bench: very
low price. Address W. X. 0ilm mors, wsspthsm,
4AsA iy76