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The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1897-12-31
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tsrsM PEoE. Utah, Dec, %, isg7.
Epuon Tmss;
Mis-, Mary N. wsnu 10 home for the
holidays.
Bi,hop walker went 10 Coalville the
first Of the week.
The weather has moderated TO n mark
81 degree during the past three days.
Bishop Walker has been quite III
since he returned home from Coalyille
on Tuesday.
1hsr vas dance Christmas after
no, n Tor the children AMI they hau a
ans time.
T,ere are 20 many suffering with bad
colds that one can sympA,biSe with an.
other, and that ieelingly.
Mrs. Rebecca Bereroii Of Park City,
and her mother, Mrs. W. NJ. White Of
Oakley, we're visiting friends In peoa on
Rpesday.
Last week was full Of enjoyment TO
those who could be OUT; Tuesday night
there was concert, which. by tie way,
was 40 enjoyable Affair Friday nigh,
there was n dance followed on Saturday
night by another. all Of which were well
ps,ronirvd, II IL said.
One Of the most enjoyable dances oil
the season was held on Tuesday night
!, IN h.sehao,s hail. W m walker,
Robert Milliner, }. X. Marchsnt and
others furnished the music, Tree Of cost
and Mr.. Marchant furnished the hall
for whirh he made no charges. To ray
that the kindness was appreciated aud
that all went In for n coed time goes
without saying. There will be a dance
IN the same hallou Friday night and
one again ON saturday night.
II. y. Williams was called to Coal.
willie on sunday owing to tho death oI
his brother. Is. Il. T.. ViER.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1897-12-31

Mr.. Nm. Osburn, well known at
Woodstock, Mich, was troubled with a
lame back. He WAS persuaded 70 use
Chalmberlain's Pain Balm. II gave
him relief in one night. This remedy is
also famous for its cures Of rheumatism.
+ or sale by John Boyden 4 Sons.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1897-12-31

NXJAETED RUsTwORTHY AND
w active gentlemen or ladies 10 travel
,oy reasonable, established house In
Utah. Monthly t65.00 and expenses.
Position steady. Reference, Enclose
selfaddressed stamped envelope The
Dominion Company, Dept. Y Chicago.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1897-12-31
uKNEFEH.

iTSKTER. Utah, Dec 30, 1897.
EDroR Tlnna;
A Happy New Year to ALI
william Edwards, Of Park City lie on
y ylSiI here.
The concert on Christmas eve was
grand success,
Micah v. Hams started for Winter
range 90 the 2sth.
Thomas Harris IL on busintss In
Ogden this week.
Mrs. EnsliRe Bond IL spending the
holidays In Morgan. st
nrs. Martins bond 81 ,sssen River vas
visiting relatives during ihe holidays.
A grand concert will be given here on
washinEton's birthday for the benefit Of
The choir.
The people Of llenelcr were out Ia
force ut the masquerade ball, al Echo
ON the 29th.
The young folks are waiting patiently
Tor snowstorm aud then tho merry
sleighbclIs vii! jingle.
Visitor were here from Salt Lake
City, Park City, aud everywhere else
except China to spend the holidays.
The Bond baud played for tho dance
at Croydon on Christmas night aud
several OF our folks spent the evening
there.
Your correspondent hero has been
appointed postmaster, according tc
the press dispatches, but has not beer
officially informed yet.
Curtis j. Pasket aud John Y. stevens
students Of the B. Y. Academy, Provo
were missionaries at the afternoon ser
vices here ON sunday last.
Miss Rose With, sister Of tho Princi
pal Of our school, and Miss Sarah Hod
sou, sister to our primary teacher, tool
part in the program OF the concert.
The children had dance ON Christ
mas day, and some Of the adults passe'
the evening in the same manner, bu
the main party was held on Monda,
night aud was crowded.
Leslie shill and Andrew Fife returne,
home from Wyoming during the week
They have been engaged there for som
time working with the bridge gang OF
the U. 2. W.. Is.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1897-12-31

All county warrants registered prior
TO this date will be paid on presentation
and interest thereon will ceAse to-dayj
December u, 1907. y. J. Mclaughlin,
County Treasurer.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1897-12-31

Round trip tickets viii he sold at one
fare one way for round "Trip Dec. ~, rs
and 81, 1891, and Jan. 1, 1893. Rlnal
Limit returning, Jan. 8. 1903.
O. 1. WnHAnon- AT
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1897-12-31

Small pill. safe pill, best pill. De-
Wits Htlls Early Risers cure bilious
mess, constipation, sick headache.
Jobn Boydsn 4 Sons.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1897-12-31

Grand Mask Ball, To be given a,
Echo. Tuesday eve. January 9Th, 1909.
Costumes can be obtained a, the hotel
daiins.iA4, day. Good tina EnaFpn,
teed. Tidets 70 esnfs. Wet BSor.
otohesifnoi Ogden.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1897-12-31
THE COUNTY NEWS
GATHERED ny Dun ALERT COR
RESPONDENTS.

70. n-..,s Of IN. wssA F,.- Nearly
nvs.y rev. 4. ss.r-i, oe-n,y-whs,
I'm. ri-.sS' Representatives nave
peuhs 10 write Abo.L
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1897-12-31

have brick and lime kiln, blacksmith
shop aud Mornon church Of brick,
large and Of modern style, costing 49,
900. just two miles below this town We
pstsed the dreAry hoilOw where oEs
yAar ago lat Coushlin was executed.
The town Of Almy 10 quite lively At
present No. 8 and . are advertising
for ~ rniners wanted beIor. January lst
by the s. y. company. Z
Red Canyon and Almy No. 4 each
have q governm' n, posiofiice, yet only
one mile apart.
oar marble carver. Harry Lambert,
wears q thoughtiul expression this
week. Ana who wouldn't when We con-
slider that he has Al last got S--well. not
q marble-boy, which vas declared per.
feet aud AS natural 40 life, and periec,
imsge Of his father. This declaration
wac made Tuesday night. For a sculpt'
OF Harry cannot be- beaten In Utah.
Harry has already taken off his mus
,aohs aud prepared himself To take ~
the trials Of dutiiul father, and shun,
the inside Of our workshop.
The little four year old boy VI Mrs
MARY A. Bowen is just recovering irou
the scarlet lever. CIV.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1897-12-31

The threc.yeArold boy Of J. A. John.
son, Of Lynn Center, Ill.,, Is subject to
attacks oleroup. Mt. johnson says he
is satisfied that the timely use Of Cham
berlsint Cough Remedy, during u Pc
we're ATTACK, saved his little boys life.
lie lie in the drug business, member Of
the hrm Of Johnson Bros, of that place
and they handle great smany patent
medicines for throat and lung diseases.
lie had all these 70 choose from, and
skilled physicians ready TO respond Ia
his call, but selected this remedy for uss
In his own family cat time when hii
ehild'ss life Was In danger, because he
knew :, W No supeiiVr 10 Auy other, and
lamous the county over for It's cures oI
Group. Mr.. johnson says this Is the
best selling cough medicine they handle,
and that Il gives splendid satisfaction In
all cAses, For sale by John Boyden 4
Sons.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1897-12-31

Disagreement for life by burns or
.,alds may be avoided by using DeWitts
witch Hazel Salve. the great remedy
ior niles and for all kinds Of sores and
Ain lTeu bleF. John Poyden a Sons.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1897-12-31

lwAns.rcn. Dec. 20. 1897.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-25
RAILROAD y. ". {. 4. SERVICES

For the last four weeks the Religious Work COM
mittee OF the Railroad Branch OF the Young Mems
Christian Association, No. 36l Madlson-ave has
been busily engaged in preparing programme Of
exercises for the opening OF the Sunday meetings
which takes place at the Railroad Branch a; AIS
o'clock tomorrow afternoon. The day s known as
State Bible Study Rally Sunday" The object of
the meeting IS 10 create Il desire within the minds
OF railroad 10 join the Bible Study Cub for
which special classes have been organized and COM
petent teachers secured. In order attract large
number Of railroad men from the various DEPART
mcnts NJ the Grand Central Station and along the
line the committee has introduced special features
An address Bible study will be given by the
Rev. DR.. Arthur T. Person and surpliccd boy
choir Will sing Robert Ellsworth Burieigh. score
tary 81 the Railroad Branch at Concord y H.
viii play the cornet. accompanied by j.. A. Conroy
violinst and James f. Yates pianist. ID 4
Waterman, treasurer Of the Michigan Central Rail-
road. vii, preside.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-25
FRESH MEN AND PHYSICS.

AND SOME IL-FoUNDED REPORTS AS TO WHERE
ONE SHALL STUDY THE OTHER.
An evening paper yesterday printed In prom
inent position its first page the startling story
that the members Of the freshman class OF tho
College Of Physicians and Surgeons were highly
incensed because they were TO be obliged to take
their lectures in physics at Columbia College, In
stead Of the Vanderbilt Building. r Fifty ninth
st. It was declared that the students contemplated
going on strike before consenng to the imposition
of being forced TO travel up TO One-hundred-and-
etxteenth-st. for portion OF their education. They
insisted upon being educated IN Fifty-nnth-st, or
not at all. They didn't like physics. anyhow, even
in Fifty -ninth-st but physics in One-hundred-and-
sixteenth-st they regarded as positively mtoieraole
II may be said, without fear Of successful con-
tradictlon that there is little danger OF rioting
among the freshmen of the College OF Physicians
and Surgeons the hard conditions OF the course
in physics At q late hour last night the Wander
bilt building was still standing. and the police re-
serves Of the nearest police station had not been
called out. $1,000
The registrar Of the college had not heard Of
any protests or projected strike. Moreover. fresh
men are not yet numerous about the Vanderbilt
building. The fall term does not begin until the
fourth day of next month.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-25
WESTMINSTER COUNTY.
MOUNT VERNON.

The Emerson Club vii hold its first me'uns o. 'n'
season at the home OF H. H. Robbins. NO -f' sum
T,nth-ave. Monday evening. when plans WI" W
made for the work Of the year.
4 pretty home wedding took place al "'o"' -
Heights on Wednesday evening when MoIb1" W.
Oakley OF No. IS West L!ncoln-ave.. TINS city '"'
Miss Jeanette Bigenie Of Woodlawn. were mal''
,rb. ceremony was performed by the KEY. D. =
tii,,on nsstor Of The North Methodist EpiscoPaI
Chmrch If This city Miss Anna Bisenle, a sS'ct !,
Of the bride was bridesmaid. and MI Ao,te,It 90
NeN-York CITY was best man. MI ana .'iI - mi
,tarted on a wedding trip TO Washns'On' ~ s.
on ,hoir return they viii live at NO. 10 Sou'" "'
enth-aNe. ,u .ooro vvf MAY the
Brooklyn Field cub this afternoon. o ,bts vock
Two new societies were orghnlZcu h'ic 70 Mcn
4 local tribe OF the Improved order Oh ~ ~
&c forn,.d ON Monday evening ana a DiaI,,I. y.
,nn Junior order Of United American MecH"''''
Us Instituted on Wednesday evening" -, -t,.
William Russell OF Franklin-aVe' Is III ~, w saIling
from A trolley-car. Russell was Oh d ta"',, "a ba
going toward Pelham on Thursday eNci."b, ~ Tho
alleges that the conductor pushed mn III; ,he
conductor saws that Russell jumper on """' Wv
car was in motion and struck on MS httu. ,hs a,
or the Twelve booths representing 'It niJ,.'r' ~
the Calendar Carnival ten nave ne nHion. March
follows: January. Church or the Asc1's'94. ~.
Rantist church: May Trinity Cnurch. jun 1 ~, ~
prrsbvtcrian Church. July. Congregations s' ,hrch
rcfotrned Churches. August. nlN'IS'ils' -. -
Sentcmber Methodist Episcopal: Ociopcr iih'r "a
I,,',,.or corcfv Of the First Presbyterian Nnul ~
chester Womans club. Meetings arI"IlE," f., 10 octo
carnival will he hold on Monday afternoons ~ u 80
her Ar the nome OF Mrs Jared SANFORD w 49,
South Ninth-INc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-25
YONK Frs.

The Water Commissioners he'd a special meeting
on Thursday evening FOR the purpose OF receiving
bids for the purchase of City OF Yonkers water
bonds to the par value OF $500 There were fifteen
bidders and the proposals ranged from SOiG to
s07.li5 the latter figure being given by Blake
Brot hers to whom the bonds were awarded. X. H.
Tompkins received the contract for supplying 400
The Social Christian Workers. "A social and re-
licious organization. held its first meeting o. the
fan and winter season on Thursday night at the
home OF Mr.. and Mrs Van Suetendae. in overlook
Terrace After the usual business meeting there
an entertainment. in which Miss carrie Gus
Miss Josie Otis. Miss Lillian Hllsey. Miss Jennie
Burke Miss Edith Burke. Mrs Dimock Mrs. Henry
Pcken and Mr.. Rylah took part AT the close
o. the programme refreshments were served Inc
next meeting Will be held at the home OF cyrus
The usual teas will be given this afternoon at
the Park Hill Country club and at the Amackas-
club. I'm tho Pasade-avc. extension Al Park
Hin the guests will be received by Mrs. Andrew 5
BrownoIL Mrs A. < Higgins and Mrs jules
| Breuchaud. AZ the Amackassen Club the hostesses
and Miss Mabelle Canning. They will have the as
sisance OF Miss Helen Cole and Miss Julia Prime
The tho crack catboats, the Edna owned py
John Dickson OF the Yonkers Corinthian Yacht
Club. and the Colleen owned by James Jackson, o.
the Tower Bridge Yacht Club. o. Hastings, VIII
race again to-day FOR n prize Much lhteres' ~
tween these two boats, and ench has It's Nhthusl-
astic friends ,., .
committee consisting OF Max Jocher, John War
| neck and Paul Paukcrt to make arrangements FOR
the opening OF the winter social season. Inc com
mlt,ee has selected Monday evening. october H.
az the opening night. There will be concert fol-
The IN separate Company basket -ball team Is
! Is making arrangements FOR busy season Last
winter II was extremely successful. and as the
team this year Is fully mp TO the ouaity OF Ins,
wear It's friends look for a good record from the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-25
NEW-YORK CITY.

Chauncey NJ Depew denied yesterday that he had
purchased any land in around Boston with the
idea of starting stock farm. lie at loss to
understand nov the rumor originated
DR.. S,imson. pastor OF the Manhattan Congre-
ga;onal Church. Eighty-thrd-st and the Boule-
ward. will preach tomorrow at II a. m and y. m.
He will begin series Of special evening services
for the winter. Leslie Hail. in which the church
meets, is arranged with especial reference to even
ing audiences. At the opening last Sunday evening
there was good attendance.
The cornerstone OF the new s. Stephanus Ger
man Evangelical Lutheran Church, at Union-ave.
and One-hundred-and-sxty-hft will be laid
with appropriate ceremony at D. m. tomorrow
The Rev William Howard Hoople. founder Of the
Association of Fentecos al Churches of America
will speak at the Harlem Peoples Mission. No.
2.@S Second-ave. next Thursday night.
Among the passengers who are expected to ar
rive here to-day on the American Line steamship
Paris are eX-Judge w II. Armour. Hermann Burr.
Charles and ". II. Wiley. Mrs. J. S. Billings Mrs
Sngerly Balch. Miss Singery Meredith J. Albert
Caldwell j. +. Caldwell Miss Elsie dc Wolfe. Mrs
John Kean. E. T. Stolesbury and Ensign J. L. I.ati-
mer
conference Of German-American societies will
be held at The Teutonia Assembly Rooms Six
teenth-st. and Third-avc. tomorrow Mt r. m
Palestine. Its Past and Present" IS the subject
OF an illustrated lecture that will be given to-mor-
row evening at the Heddng Methodist Episcopal
Church. in Seventeenth-st. First-ave. Mt 7:3l
o'clock. David L. Roper. the lecturer. has volun-
tered his services. All seats will be free. musl-
cal programme will form part OF the entertain
mont
Among the passengers who will sail for Liver
pool to-day on the Cunard Line steamship Tmhra
G. s. Barring Gould, r. NJ Anderson, David
Bspham. L. W. Bigelow. j. X. Elerman. T.. G.
Henderson. Lucien Howe. Mrs. p Lorillard. jr
Frank ID. Pavcy. a. W. D. Shipton and S F.
Thompson
The first Of the series OF winter meetings of New
York Commandery OF the Military order of Loya
Legion OF the United States will be held at Del
mcnico's on Wednesday evening October c. when
General Grenve NJ Dodge and other officers
elected on the evening Of May last will be in.
stalled. dinner will follow the meeting afte,
which Captain Charles Morton. of ne Army, will
read paper entitled "A Eoy at Shiloh"
Tonight at go o'clock d. r. Mershon and Johr
| II. Wyburn will celebrate The first year Of theil
superintendency of the Bowery Mission and Young
Mems Home. No. 50 Bowery.
| Ground broken in city Hall Park near III,
| Hale statue, yesterday. for the pubc-comfor
| station. The work on the sewer connection ha,
! been in progress for several days.
| Mrs. Balngton Booth. OF the Volunteers o.
| America. will speak at Cooper Union tomorrow
! evening at o'clock Seats will be free at The
! meeting and all are invited. The Volunteers con
| duct meetings every evening at No. 1872 Bowery.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-25
=; OIEER VERDICT REVERSED.

Tho General Term Of the City Court. In II de-
cision written by Justice Mccarthy and concurred
I'm by Chief Justice Van Wyck and Justice Fitz-
simons Yesterday reversed jury's verdict Of las;
November returned in Il curious sui, brought by
August Trenkman aeans; Minnie l.. schneider 10
recover q 200 Trenkman had agreed to supply Mrs.
Schneider who was his tenant; with steam from a
one and one-half-inch pipe. Mrs schneider OBJ
faIned additional steam by tapping the boiler with
n three-inch pipe. but Trerkman did not find this
out for some time. When he did he sued Tor dam
ages The fury found that the defendant did tap
the pipe. but that Tronkman was no, entitled 10
damages.
verdict: Having found in favor OF the Plaintiff, the
Jury must nnd In some sum IN favor or the pain
tin' Their verdict was against the evidence, the
weight OF evidence and against the logical conse-
quence OF their finding. Judgment must be re-
versed and a new trial ordered"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-25
SING SING.

NJ and Mrs. william NJ Kings'and, OF lncien-
berg. at Scarborough. celebrated the hftieth ami
versary of their wedding on Thursday, entertain
ing fourteen guests at dinner
George H. Ely superintendent Of the Camp Meet
inr Grounds and his family have closed their cot
tage for the season and returned 10 their home In
TarrytOwn. go l.,
oted n, Notrc Dame last June. mas been selected
NV Archbishop corrigan to enter the American
College at Rome and will sail for Italy on Octo-
Der : .,, 49,,
The Rev Robert Harris. Of Scarborough, has
taken up his permanent home I'm Manchester. VI
Frederick Fl Terhune. OF Saratoga, Is visiting MS
daughter. Mrs. Edward 4. Sheehan, III Maple
Mr. and Mrs stephen Palmer and their daugh-
tor. Mrs. Abram Kipp. are visiting relatives In
The reception given BY the Ladies' Aid Society
of Highland Avenue Methodist Episcopal Church
at the parshonage on THURSDAY evening was Sue
cessful affair The officers OF the society. Mrs.
Mary Hanford. president: Mrs. s. G. Kpp, jr:.
vice-presidcnt. and Mrs. Joseph thompson treas-
urcr formed the Reception Committee. Abram
Washburn George r. Secor, Wilbur Foshay and
Huff we're the ushers while music was furnished
by Mrs David Barnes. Miss Grace Beattys and
Miss Jessie Baker. vocallsts; Wiliet AcEer. VIOLIN,
and Frank Foshay. piano.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-25

Kerwn. Of this village. The wedding VIII tane
place in the Church Of St. Paul the Apostle, 30
iumbus-ave and SlXtieth-st.. on wednesday cyl
ing october .. Father hughes will ottclate i ne
bride will be attended by Miss Loretta Raynohu;;
as bridesmaid and Miss Mckag Will be the nlalG Oh
honor Thomas j. Kerwin, a brother or the pIiue
groom Will be best Following the ceremony
n reception Will be held al the nome of the bride
After a short wedding tour Mr. and Mrs. kerwln
Will 1.-Two in New Rochelle. -, ct.
The chief attraction of this week Is inc lair
which Is being held in aid OF the new ST. Lucas >
Lutheran Church. The fair WAS opened last week
on the lawns surrounding the homo OF Mrs a COT
trey. in Banks-st. but the weather became 80
cool that on Wednesday the booths were trans
ferred To the Town Hall and the fair went on VIII
ont interruption. II will end tonight Among
those who have charge OF the fair are the MISSES
Emburv Kistingcr. Bauer. Mahlstedt and Neudel
The fall meeting OF the Wcschesior Presbytery
has been called for Monday. october T. 10 be heId
I'm the First Presbyterian Church, this village
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-25
PJraL HlTTERS ~ A LIBEL SUIT

A suit brought by John II. Spellman against Eo'
ward NJ Knoy to recover 100000 damages lot an
alleged libel was called In the supreme court yes
torday The damages are claimed on account 81 IN
L. published in morning ne"spdPc,l ~
iss; I'm which Knox was alleged to say tnat operid
-, oht aimed the contract TO supply caps anu
h"i,ne,s r. The pOice force from the OLD IamfnanS,
police Board by unfair means and that ne suPpitSsa
i}nr,or helmets Knox denies having used the
language attributed TO him . - ,,,,, ,ho, ax
When the case called it was found maj mas e1-
coan, and Dcputy chief Clerk Delamater had
failed to OBEY subpnnas, and Justice Siesercd s
aund attachments directing the SherlH 10 plouuCe
,bo three men by . D. m. Mr. Martin appeared II,
cnurt soon after the attachments were signed: anu
III ,Sot no had mistaken the hour. Inc attacn-
nent was then vacated. Mr.. Delamater also at
tended voluntarily. =, 49, A, tho cbaI.
,enres bv John VI. Scrbner. counsel for knox, eS-
haisted the panel OF jurors Justice Giegerich no.
tnurrea rho case until Monday, ana ordered Il ne"
nauel TO bc summoned.