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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-04-14
NO YANKEE TO Loss his FUR.
Havana Paper Intimates That Ne
grOes VIII he Put fin Front.

Havana, April 1S, 10 p. m.-El Diaro de
Energetic 0he military daily organ) says
editorially to-day: mot the rebels, bu,
the United States are the real enemies
of Spain. The rebels are merely the con-
temptible instrument, astute disciples Of
Monroe and Baline serving the prodigious
schemes of Mckinley Lee and senatorial
speculators will make fortunes. Yankee
selhshness is exempiihed in the preparing
at the South of negro battalions TO fight
in Cuba so that1no Yankee can lose his
fur"
Ell Correo says that Miss Clara Barton,
president of the Red Cross Society in the
United States, left many debts behind her
and "there IS nobody to pay them"
Everything here to-day is quiet. No
one gives much thought to war, but on all
sides the armistice is regarded as an an
nexationists prelude.
The bourse closed firm.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-04-14
PELAYO AT CADIz.
spain's Best Ironclad Joins the Fleet
RendezvOused There.

Washington. April 1s.-rhe navy depart
ment received word to-day that the Span
lsh armored ship Pelayo had arrived az
cadiz from the navy yard at Carthagena,
where she has been fitting out preparatory
to sea service. The Peiayo is the best
ironclad possessed by the spaniards and
her presence at Cadiz Is a formidable ad-
dltion TO the large fleet OF battleshlps ana
cruisers rendezyouscd there.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-04-14
CUBA's FRIENDS IN FRANCE.
ROchefOrt Advises His Country Not
TO Interfere.

to Interfere.
Paris, April 13.-The Cubans living here
counsel Gen. Maxine Gomez TO learn from
the experience of the past TO place no
trust In Spanish promises, but to refuse
the armistlce and 20 demand that Spain
completely evacuate Cuba.
The French papers which support the
Cuban. cause demand, Il spain Is slDeere,
why does she not liberate the prisoners in
the dungeons Of Cueta, carthagcna and
Valladold.
M. Rochefort, editor of the Intranel-
geant, who Is intimate with the Paris Gu
bans, declares that a conflict Is inevitable
and warns France not 10 expose herself
to a risk which would be more disastrous
than in 1870 Any action of European
power, he says, would breed an Anglo
American alliance against Russia and
France.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-04-14
POPE LEO STILL PLEADING.
AUSTRIAN EMPEROR ASKED TO
MAKE ONE MORE EFFORT.

Head OF the Church Hopes POWERS
Mny Yet lie Induced to Intervene
to Prevent the breaking Ont of
War-GOvernment Organ ut Rome,
However, Confident the Powers
VIII Remain Neutral.
London, April ls,-A special dispatch
from Rome announces that the Pope has
again telegraphed to Emperor Francis Jo-
seph Of Austria begging him to use has In
luence with the other sovereigns in be-
half of peace between the United States
and Spain.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-04-14
EUROPE TO BE NEUTRAL.
Rome Paper Says the Powers VIII
Leave Spain TO Her Fate.

Rome, April 1S.-The Opinione, the gov
ernment organ, says the chances of peace
are SLENDER as the finest silken thread"
The Italia, the organ Of the foreign Of
fee, declares that the European powers
will now wash their hands of the matter,
except to affirm their neutrality, and the
Pope will probably do likewise.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-04-14
CONSERVATIVES SENATOR'S CONFER
No Conclusion Reached as to the
Course They VIII Pursue.

washington, April 1S.-The conservative
Republican members of the Senate held a
meeting to-day in the room of the Senate
judiciary committee after the close of the
Cuban debate for general discussion of
the situation.
They did not attempt to reach a definite
conclusion as to the course to be pursued
by them in the present emergency, but the
exchange of views, so far as could be
learned, indicated a preference for the
House resolutions.
THOSE present at the meeting were
Nessrs. Allison. Hoar, Plat of Connecu-
cut. Hale, Elkins, Hanna, Mcmillan,
spooner, Aldrch, Fairbanks and Bur
rows.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1898-09-16

wAusAToa, Utah, Sept, Is. 1895,
EoroR TARs;
The Arst fall frost oi the season %.
Cured on the night Of the 2nd, followed
by frost on several successive nights
which completely cut down all potato
ylnei and tender plants.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. X. Gullihur loft on
the first oithe month on an extended
trip to some Of the Atlantic States -
They expect 10 be away several months.
A ron was born to Mrs. W. Bowman
OF wyulah two weeks ago. Mother and
child are doing we'll.
Dnniel Heiner wAs In wahsaieh on
the hrst OF the week, and shipped several
cars Of cattle 10 Salt Lake.
Several shipments Of sheep have
BEEN moved from this point 10 Evan
stan markets during the past few days,
Our district school opens on Monday
the l2th, with Miss J. Archibald oil
elyderville as teacher.
Conrad staley Of Upton was here on
the ilrst Of the week hunting horses
Who ever saw iol when he was moi
looking for horses. J.s.B.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1898-09-16

Tbs sam. ~ W. huAifsd dollsu OF less, provided
iu.ih'i, lns' ne plupeFit VI the Waited STATES
~ we 49, ,ynuut. eitiss. torus, school dit
n.s, lots o. The buildinT thereon u,sa ,tciu,i.
ftly tnf tithtf religious sorshlp or ghsfitabts
purpose. ana liacs, Of burial not hsld OF used
iet 49, NJ eV'p2lsie benenL shau b sKsmpt
u.ul ssuen bitches, canaA aud names,
owned snd used by iudividuais or corporetions
TOT hnfatlus lsud, owned nv such iuAividuais
=. ey5ll3' sii.hs oi lhe Individual members there
.hsll ee owned ard u.,I exclusively To- such
sec 2 n, secretary Of STATE Ia hereby ordered
aS,s 's 70 y pnell.hsd "a a.
mheie 4 ~ apoi u paelshed. tor two months
I'm tneolA'e,t preceding the next generai election
80 ahh pt9poslaon ,nsll b submitted W
s,gap of sppS ~ s ss,s1 p.a, siP ss.s
tNunl IN tAt.i q MS tfoposltiou shall have
Mrtirn oi piinis1 on thtlf ballots. "Fof the
tho Coufuinunn.H thnte ,ofing .,.i,,st sstd
Livp0slidol hall have written o. priutsd 90
thelI pa.Ylt Against he amendment 10 section
tlfee, aitltie ihiuecu u the Constitution said
ballots sneli y received and sAid vote shah bs
takeu, counted, canvssled, aud returns therevi
/ % made " We sans mannef and ~ al rsspect.
!, provide BY Law 10 case Of The election u
80 .. 1hs issoluusn shsu isls .F.c, and b.
/ 10 fpfce tur sul after iit adoption.
tinic Or liahi uccc Of me sstfstafy ni States
!, tamg llam mond, Secretary n state OF The
inR a!o full tue and correct copies 81 az
smcudmeuh % The Constitution u the state III
/ Utah pfQpvsd BY The second regular session Ol
ne IesslA'afs' a. the SANE sppcar on ale IN my
In ic,iimlny whereof have hefsuuto at my
hand and amtsd the Great Seal Of the state oi
uiah, tn' i'ih DAY d August A. d. isSs,
J. T. uANMoNp,
Secretary Of stats.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1898-09-16
uENEEHH
Hmm, Sept. 10. 1895


H'FAsa'f fNfhf N'f a'N's
Enron TpTs
II has been Monday for two weeks
before our CoALvILLE TiNEs have ar.
rived We people are kicking, for there
must 10 something wrong when I, takes
three days Tor uail to reach here from
Coalyillo, and the same thing happens
two weeks runnings. The papers left
Coalyille on Saturday morning, as they
have always done, and We shall try and
find out where the delay comes in.-ED.
q. II. II. Stevens, went to Salt lake
on tho 18Th ~ delegate to the Demo.
cratic convention.
The threshing machine Ia not only
hummlng itself. but IL making every
body else hum around IL.
John Glen Of salt Lake City made a
brief visit here during the week.
llcneler 10 hayinRa regular building
boom. Some five or elk houses are Ia
coursc o. erection At present.
Arsanion OF tue Pickett family took
place a. Tue residence Of James Paike,l
on Sunday evening lasi. The evening
was spent IN singing, speeches, pleasant
conversations; ice cream and cake ware
served. Father and Mother PasketI ar,
nearly 90 years old, aud came to THU
county la 1871. They raised a tamil,
Of eight children. ali OF who are living
three sons aud i've daughters. All Ar,
living In Utah with the exception o.
one daughter who IL In Australia
Father rastelt now las % grand
children aud II great grandchildren
Only three have died Of the entire family
Tho people join In wishing that the,
may live to again unite with thoi
children aud offspring Ia coming Year,
W. =.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1898-09-16
ROOkPONr.


koCErosr. Utah, Sept. IA, isss.
KDiIoR TINES:
Thomas X. Armstrong wss In our
little town the bret VI the week ON Uusi-
ness bent
John Horton has gons to the Omaha
Exposition. and intends visiting relatives
In Iowa before he returns home.
Three Of our bow started for Sal. Lake
City 10 attend the Uuiyersity this
winter
Mrs. sidioway maie a trip to salt
Lake City the iirsi Of tie week.
Mr WI. Wright was In our little
burg last week.
Mics Keller vac around delivering
books last week.
Miss LILA Stalker has returned home
after Two wctks' visit In Salt Lake City
Ar, bert Pack aud wife aud Mis'
Jennie Pack were yisiiing in Rockporl
on Sunday last.
The hum Of the thresber 10 heard 10
our little town.
Annual day Of the Y. l.. NJ. l A,
was celebrated on September 18th. A
meeting was held In tie evening, a very
interesting program was carried out
after which Ice cream aud cake were
served. Every body seemed to have an
enjoyable time. d. S.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1898-09-16
BOND ELECTION.

To the qualified voters Of Coalville City,
summit County, Utah:
There will be special City election
held at the CITY Hall. COalyiile, Utah,
on Monday, October ~. 1898, for the
purpose Of voting Eight Thousand
Dollars In City bonds OF sala City OF
Coalylllb, Utah. the funds derived there
from to DO used for the purpose OF erect
ing and placing In operation a water
works system Tor the said City Of Coal
VILE. Said bonds are TO run for period
Of twenty years. Polls open al sunrise
and cloee at sunset.
By order Of Coalyille City Council.
T l.. ALLEN, Mayor.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1898-09-16
tE0AL NOTICES

~, state ~ Utah II Titoh, plaiutin Va
Cora lltch, heiendAlt Alias OHainal sun
mons The state " Utah, " the said dslsnd.
81. you ~ htwhy tummoned " appear
uithln twenty dap aitsf the service OF this
tufan9nt upon lpu, Y served within the Couniy
IN which ~ acilon a brought, otherwise With.
~ thifty JAYS alter service, aud defend the
ufu - 20 DO, ildfment will be rendered az ainsl
you afcoidinH 70 ihe demand OF the complaint
which, within Ven dayt altar service OF sua nous
upon YOU VII v nled viih the Clerk Of taid
y. o Adde'S fafk CltY, nunmit CouniY
liah fifsi publication August ~, 1884
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1898-09-16
THE COUNTY NEWS


EouOE Tsys
Since my lsst letter there has been
two births IN pron the wife Of u. b
Wright riesen,td that gentleman win
a the. new baby riri, aud tic wife Of
IA. Il. Msfchant also gave birth ioN
g.sl baby. Al doing
J.. 4. Mmcbant vent TO salt Lake
C.ty last week 90 attend the Republican
state convention. Ohm says thc ticket
10 made 10 win.
The many iriynds here Of Hon. Alma
Eldredge congratulate him on bic nomi'
nation for rougrtss. Mr.. Eldredge u
an honosi. capable man and will do
credit To- lis constituents aud himself
IL elected.
AR. Maichant wen, to Salt Lake
CITY yesterday TO attend the Democratic
State convention which will be held to-
day; he being the alternate delegate
from here.
\. u. snapp, the postmaster ut
Oakley, passed through town while on
hi. way To Salt Lake City. and remained
long enough 10 transact some business
Tuesday morning
The young ladies' Of Pcoa celebrated
annual day, on Monday, aud had very
enjoyable time from what can learn Of
the affair.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. q. II. Marehant
went TO salt Lake county last week ~
attend the wedding reception OF their
son Albert o., who took unto himself a
vito last week.
J. A. Marrhnut aud Oscar Wilkins arc
aling their respective sIoreswith a hne
lot Of goods and are preparing to keep
the trade At home. II not, why mott
The cutting and hauling Of grain 10 In
active progress and It Is expected that
th,eshing will foon commence. The
second crop Of lucerne is being gathered !
every body is busy and the fall work 10
crowding. lahorrrs are scarce aud farm
ere have all they can de- to keep up with
the work. THIS indicaIesa healthy eon'
dihoH,
Thieyrs stdpurd uOms oi The. apple
trees oi their fruit on Sunday evening
A friend atm. o0oW says some 81
our Young lyen-a lew VI ihem-aFo
nothing II not mean" Comment ID
unnecessary, lor Toe likecan be lound Ia
almost every neighborhood. l am sorry
10 say.
The urN residence nov being built ior
III. Miles win add much 10 the up
pearance vi the south part Of town.
C.s. Walker Is talking Of erecting u
nice dwelling house In the near iuIure'
Another marriage will take place In
,Ahor, order Il Sam ean have his way
Itisto be hoped that the young lady
will say yes
Mls. Jane Maxwell spent several day.
IN Coalyile last week.
Now that our county conventions vii
soon he In order, would It not DO vel
to let tbs Office seek the mao Instead OIL
tho man seeking the Officer
The m,rder Of tho Empress Of Austria
by an anarchist assassin should caus'
ali nations to make ight to the dealf
agains, all anarchists who believe In anC
encourage the numbering OF innocent
people or individuals. The assasuinl
should have no mercy shown them anc
their hulish order broken up insianler
A brave, open enemy can be respected
nm ASSASSIN, never
Some Of our State paperp are not haV
ing love feast among themselves. ant
from tho way they are calling nams
one would be forced to believe that ih'
art presoryatiye had been brought to d.
seayeneer work. Give NJ news no
abuse and hillingsgaie talk OF eaei
other. In the words OF General Grant
"Let " have peace" Il. X. 4. VIER.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1898-09-16

ProposuH an Amendment 10 section thfer,
Aricla Thirteen Of The Constitution,
Be II resolved aud enacted by tie LeFslatuFs
of the state " Utah, tWO'thfdH % all tho memhefr
elected 10 each hou,s oonrnrfiuE theviui
aeeiion The folloWlng proposition iu amend
the Constitution OF The SLATE u Utah IL hereby
thsir approval or ieroiion. namely That sectpu
ihfes, article thirteen, BE- amended ~ that ne
sans shall DO read a. iollows
ssrtlun 3. The Legiflatufr shall provide BY las
a uniform and equal fsio Of assessment sud iaKH
tlOn on an property iu ihe ttale, nec1ulng % m
value 10 money aud shall prescribe BY ganefa
lau such regulations af shall secure ilti Falua'
lion tor taxation OF all property % that even
pefs1u and corporation shall pay tx In plo
portion "a tbs salue Of hiS, bar, VI IL pfopefy
pf3vlded that a deducfiou u dshs ifoin credit
nav IL authorized, anu that no TAX shall ~ col
kfisd on bOulehoh piruilsfg HbEn thp '(lrs d
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1898-09-16
Our
Our
Only
Plea

The only reason We ever advance for
your patronage 10 that We save you
money. We never ask you 10 trade
because Of our good looks, or our good
friendship, or because we 20 TO the
same Church, or like the man who
charged dollar for sandwich because
We need the cash. We want 10 earn
your trade. When We put In our stock
Of shoes two month, ago, do you think
We sent the Parish Bellrnan around, or
sent word TO the 5 Is. l.. to tell en-
about what a nice lot OF shoes, aud how
anxious weAre 10 sell 'em aud how they
should trade at wright's because our
expenses ate % heavy and We wanted
somebody TO helpua out, no stree. We
bought the right kind TO start In With,
aud then We put the price on them that
we're lower than anybody olso sold 'em
Tor, and-well, In two mantha we sold
~ many shoes No NO expected 70 soil In
six. Today We ask your attention 10
lie fine stock Of shoes that wa offer al
the same low prices u they amt Cheap
enough don't buy 'em.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1898-09-16
. 7 HAMMOND,
Secretary o. stats

When you call for Dewitvs witch
Hazel salyo the great pile cure, don't
accept anything else. Don't be talked
into accepting a substitute, for piles, for
sores. Tor barns. John Roydeu 4 Son.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1898-09-16

A stubborn cough or licking in the
throat yields to Que Minute Cough
Cure. Harmless in effect, touches u .
right spot, reliable AID just what IL
wanted. I, Seis " opcs. Jobn goyden
4 SOP.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1898-09-16

KocErosr. Utah, Sept. "A, isps.
KUiIOR TINES:
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1898-09-16
UProN.
UpToS. Utah, sept. u, 1898.
=. 81. q. q. frrsua

IfToN, lAhi seFt' ~ ioVo'
Ennoa TNRs'
Your correspondent regrets to report
through TnE TmKs that Mrs. Gustaven-
,on Of Upton is quite ~. On Tuesday
sveninr Mr.. and Mrs. Gualayenton went
10 Salt Lake City whore she will go I'M
der an operation for the appendicitis
Mr.. william Bagnell has secured the
social Hall ior Wednesday evening Sept
als. lie intends to give a Rrand ball
on that occasion; all are Invited.
Our public school will commence on
Monday next, Sept. 10th
clsrET thresning machine will start
on Friday. "O
For broken surfaces, soreH' insect
bites burns, skin diseases and especially
niles there ia one rene w, DeWitFs
witch Hazel salye. When you call io'
n.w tue don't accept counterieils o.
s,suds. You will not be disappointed
with DewhPs Witch Hsfel sAlvp' 'opu
SIoy,len & sen
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1898-09-16
0oALyILLR LODGE 80. IS, I.o.o.P.

Meets every Thursd-v evening at 1880
at Court House. soiouruing brethren
cordially invited.
LJ. JONES, n. a.
L. p. ELDREpGE, secy,
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1898-02-25

steady: No. . yellow corn. esssG2gAc: No.
2 spring wheat. nominal: fancy. N.0i; No.
3 spring wheat, sidssAc; No. : red. sleG
los: No. 2 corn. SSn2fsc; No. : oats.
asAc: No. . white. (. o. b.. Dac: No. 3
white. 4. o. b.. esi4I2skc: mess pork. per
Dbl. $40. 15a 10. 50: lard. per loo lbs. A2i2f
SIS: short ribs sides. loose, &,leno. "; dry
saited shoulders. boxed. A.3u5.0o: short
clear sides. boxed. S.45IS.1: whiskey.
dfstiIiers' finished goods. per gallon.
$1.ls1-.
owing TO the firm views OF holders and
weakness in wheat.
wheat-Spot easy: No. : red N.oA. OPP
tons opened weak at AalSc decline un-
der heartsh cables and more peaceful Po-
ltical outlook abroad and except for a
midday squirt. was irregular and weak
all day. closing ST1.c net lower. The
only bull factors were fair clearinEs. a
decrease in Bradstreet's worlds visible
supply and clique support. March N.N,
MAY closed at $l.02S.
Corn-Spot easy: Ne. . S7Sc. options
opened easy at Ac decline and was de
pressed further by large receipts and
cables: heavy c~!earances and a fair de
mand had little effect; the close was 40
&c ne. lower. May closed at 5Ac; July
OatsESpot dull: No. . sc. option.
ouet, but fairly steady on fair export de
mand at Chicago. closing unchanSeu.
May closed at SAc.
Lard-Firmer; western steamed SAps
ass: May S.S nominal: refined stronger.
P~ork-F1rm.
Eggs-Firm: state and Pennsyirania
I5c: western fresh lSc.
Cotton Seed Oti-Firm. primo crude
aoi,c: do yellow ST25Lc.
Petroleum-Ffrmer. refined New YORK
$50: Philadelphia and Baltimore S!%'
do in bulk S2S.
Rict-Steady.
C~onee-Options opened steady AT o TO ~
points decline under disappointing cables
following holiday and absence or Rio and
Santos advices. weakness Increased oy
apathy OF spot buyers, heavy American
visible supply and predictions OF further
large Rio and Santos shipments, closed
steady with prices 3 10 IL points net low
er: sales 1880 bags. including March at
s.. 60; May $50. Spot conee-Rio quiet.
No. Z invoice SIC No. I jobbing 6Ac.
mild steady: Cordova TsIl5ixc: sales 500
bags OF Savanilia on Il. T.: 30 bags Cen
trail American Il. i.
Sugar Raw strong: fair refining
3 1l-16C; Centrifugal & test 1 3-l6c; refined
firm.
NAVAL STORES.
steady.
Savannah-Spirfts turpentine firm At Sc
bid: sales III: receipts for two days All.
Rosin firm; sales 1859; receipts for two
days 5.Oo4. Quote: A Ii & ID Sl.3o: l. $1&.
T.D: NJ $50: y $1S. w q 500; w w
s2.2.
Charleston-Turpentine firm at &c: no
sales. Rosin firm and unchanged; sales
nothing.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1898-02-25

"A Young Colored Man Fires at MT. Thomea
A. Price and Little Son

Yesterday afternoon o 1 O'Clock
Mr.. Thomas A. Price was standing in
front of his residence, near Eleventh and
Meares streets, playfulIy converstng with
his little son.
After while a horse and cart came
along, and as the vehicle passed opposite
the dwelling the driver, a colored bSy,
James Jones. about IS years old, pulled
out q pistol and fired directly at the
father and son, and then whipped his
horse and mana ged to escape from Mr..
Price who. when the pistol was fired
ran into hrs house and obtained a re-
volver. and then pursued the would-be
assassin.
The buffet from the pistol Of Che young
scoundrel came very near accomplishing
it's Intended mission, as il only missed
the cfild's head about an inch.
Mr. Price upon failing to capture Jones
returned home, but remembered that he
recognized the cart as h property OF
the firm of Messrs. w. p. Oldham & Co,
and h then went again in search OF
Jones, and finally succeeded in captur-
ing him.
He carried his prisoner to Justice Fow-
Ter, in whose court Jones was tried for
an assault with a deadly weapon and
bound over to the next term OF the crimi-
nal court.
He failed to give the required bond and
was sent to Jail.
The defendant at first denied that he
did the shooting, but afterwards confess
ed to the firing. However, he stated that
he had only been in possession OF the pis-
toll a few hours, and was on his way to
the woods to try it when he passed Mr..
Prices residence; that when he fired he
didn't see either Mr.. Price or the little
boy.