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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-11-22
Time and Again He Was Sent Around the
Ends and Into Line For Long Gains.
He MADE TOUCHDOWNS AND GOALS.
Penalties For fumblng Kept Down the Score Of
the Team From tho College on the Hill.
Story Of Tho Game.

Brown defeated Dartmouth yester-
day. II to o, at Adelaide Park, but the
score does not represent the relative
strength OF the two teams, for Dart
mouth was outplayed at every point.
Penalties and fumbling kept down
Browns score i'm the first half. About
5000 people witnessed the game.
Browns work i'm the first half was
rather disappointing, inasmuch as two
easy chances for scoring were spoiled
by fumbling. AS a whole, however, the
home team did splendid work.
The bright stars of the Brown team
were Richardson, Murphy and Wheeler,
each Of whom made large gains. Shee-
han, Paine and Hapgood also played
well Richardson put up the best ar
ticle OF football that has been seen here
i'm "A long time. Although hurt quite
badly in the early part of the second
half he pluckily continued till the end.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-11-22

Dartmouth won the toss and Brown
kicked off from the west end of the field
Dartmouth failed TO gain on two tries
and punted to Pratt, who made fair
catch. Bates kicked and the visitors,
back Of superb interference. came back
almost to the centre OF the field. on q
tumble Brown got the ball. and Muir
ply. Hapgood. Sheehan and the back'
worked IL down the field and had IN
almost over the line when some ono
fumbled, and Proctor soon had the bal,
out of danger.
Brown worked back to the 4O-yard
line. where "Richy" failed at goal
from the field. The kick-out was re-
turned, and both sides started To punt
until one of Proctor's rolled away from
Richardson I'm the back field. He finally
got hold Of II and booted IT back To his
own 45-yard line.
Dartmouth slowly pushed the ball
down the field TO within Ii yards of
goal, when time was called.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-11-22

PROVIDENCE OPERA HoUsE-Miss
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KEITfrs NEW THEATRE-Continu-
Gus performance.
ALIENS STAR THEATRE--"Gettys-
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oLYMPIc-Jchn W. Ishams octo-
rooms
WESTMINSTER ,HEATRE-'"rhe
High Rollers.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-11-22

Time and again Richardson was sent
around the ends and into the line for
long gains. The fact that some Of his
fine runs were spoiled by Brown being
penalized did not dishearten him bit,
and twice i'm the second half he set the
spectators wild by running 80 and 80
yards through the whole Dartmouth
eleven for touchdowns, and then calmly
kicked the goals.
Capt Murphy played an excellena
game at end, and made good gains
around the opposite end or the line.
Wheeler was sent through the Dart
mouth centre in a peculiar tandem play
for yards at time. The interference
OF Sheehan, Pratt and Paine was OF
the highest order.
Capt Crolius played splendidly for
the visitors, and was chiefly assisted by
wentworth and O'Connor.
The game was the last of the season
here, and Brown. at it's close, went out
OF training. Dartmouth leaves tonight
for the west. where she has a short
schedule OF games To play.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-11-22
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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-11-22
Providence, Warren and Bristol
tsnan I'm

The Annual Meeting OF this company WI
be held nt Room No. 1913, fiicc Building. Now
York. New UnVen aud lIal tfUrd Eaiiruul Co..
Providence. ". L., on Monday. November 18th.
M 10 O'Clock n. m. Tor the ,lCctiun ~ Dirrv
tors for the ensuing year AMI toHct upuu such
other business ~ may uroperlN he trTt ght
be fore the meeting. GEORGE l.. GREENE.
Prov idenceFNuN. ~, is... secretary.
u.laH
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-11-22

In the second period Brown played
fercely. Richardson, Paine. Murphy
and Wheeler rushing the ball rapidly
down the field to the one-yard line.
where "Richy" fumbed.
Brown fumbled the punt that follow
ed and Dartmouth once more sent the
ball through the air to Browns 45-yard
line. Richardson caught IL, and sprinted
and lodged through the entire Dart
mouth eleven for ~ yards, only 10 see
his team tumble on the very next play.
Proctor kicked back 10 centre, and
Murphy and Paine gained 20 yards.
ON Browns favorite END nd-and-tackle-
over" Richardson once more brought
the spectators to their feet by a run OF
"a yards To the goal line and touch
down. He also kicked goal.
on the next Kickoff came one of the
prettiest plays of the day. Paine re-
ceiyed the kick-om and started down
the field back of fine interference, He
soon outstripped his assistants, how
ever. and then by his headwork and
sprinting capabilities. piled through his
opponents for 20 yards, and on the next
piay afded a few more bringing the
hall to the centre OF the field. Wheeler.
Hapgood and the backs soon rushed the
hall down TO Dartmouth's l5-yard line.
where Richardson squirmed across the
goal line for his second touchdown.
Richardson again kicked goal, making
the score 1910.
Dartmouth played out the half with
n will. but could not score.
Crclius made q star run Of 20 yards
To nenrly the centre. and Dartmouth
received Browns penalty of 10 yards
for interfering w. a free catch. Proctor
tried a place kick for goal from the
45-yard line. but failed badly, and
Rates ran back Is yards before being
tackled.
Sheehan and Hapgood were making
great holes In the Dartmouth line when
time was called.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-11-22
THE WEATHER.
Rain Tonight, Rain Changing to Snow and De
cdsdly Colder Tomorrow.

Washington, Nov. 22.-New England
Rain tonight; rain changing to snow
and decidedly colder Wednesday,
cold Thursday
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-11-22

Crawford L. Mowry OF Georgiaville
has been granted a pension OF $6 a
month.
James NJ. southwick will speak be-
fore the Franklin Society this evening
on .Mollusca.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1898-06-24
Citizens Convention.

Pursuant to the Riyices Of Hon. Jno.
X. Park, State Supt. OF Public lnslrue.
lion, | hereby call citizens conyen.
ton q meet In Wanshp on July o, 1898,
Vt II O'Clock u. M, for he purpose Of
nominating a county superintendent Of
district schools for the County Of Sum.
init, State Of Utah. said nominee TO be-
voted upon at the election 10 be held on
July II, 1898,
approximation fixed on the basis Of
school population, gives 10 the several
districts delegates in said convention Ne
follows
Heneier! delegate; Coalyille 3 dele.
gates; louisville ! delegate; Wanship
delegate; Rockport delegate; Peoa /
delegate Kamas l delegate; Upton I
delegate Parley's Park delegate North
Kamas 1 delegate; Woodland 2 dele.
gates Park City 8 delegates Oakley l
delegate Ontario delegate; Echo /
delegate Castle Rock delegate.
Furthermore, ! recommend that the
| trustees call caucuses in the several
school districts TO meet on the 9th oil
July, 20 elect delegate or delegates Il
said convention.
D. S. l.. McCoRKLg,
/ Co. Supt. OF Dist. Schools
summit % itah
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1898-06-24
ROCK PORT.

RocEroRt. Utah. June. 30. 1898
Enron TnEs:
Many Salt Lakeis are sojourning In
Rockport this week, on both pleasure
and health expeditions. Some are en-
plsying the time enticing the sportiye
trout, with little success; others are
enjoying themselves making oldtime
visits with friends.
Mrs. Lorenzo CLARK OF Salt Lake City
IL here for her health. She IL enjoying
herself aud feeling much benefited by
the Rockport climate.
Howard Malin, another, Salt Laker,
has received the benefits OF our
salubrious air,
MI. @. II. wirth OF HeneIer spent
part Of the week In Rockport
Tho editor, accompanied by the
Sheriff, called on your correspondent
this week, causing him TO tremhle with
chattering teeth until informed that
they were on business trip up the
river.
W A. Smith, Jas. Wilson and Nels
Peterson made aying trips to Salt Lake
this week.
John Bradford last week swooped
down upon the unsuspeciing at the
sene Of his last years school room la
bns, but this time not for labor, but
pleasure. lilo divides his time among
three important employments; namely,
sleeping, fishing and talking to the
girls, and It is hard to determine which
Of these he enjoys most. II Ia certain
that he went to the river the other day
returning without any hshi he might
have forgotten the fish, but no en-
phaticAlly declares lhathe caught a bull
head. Mr.. Bradford isat Kamas at this
writing.
Mrs. seamons, sr,, is sufferer from
neuralgia and other complaints this
week, being confined 10 her bed most OF
the time.
Mr. Jos. Jensen and wife, nee Grace
Hortin, came out from the clty 10 AZ
tsnd the s,aker-Johnson wedding
Mrs. Jensen is making an extended
visit with hef parents and friends
Worth Gibbons vent to Salt Lake
city Thursdny on business.
IfMr. and Nre. Jas. Rhead of Coalvlre
we've guests at the wedding last week
Wednesday Of last week, June 22nd
vas the time announced in the invita-
uons for the assembling Of friends 10
ie wedding II Edmond Stalker to Mis-
Louise John on, daughter Of Mrs. HoT
Din. It wat one Of the noteworthy
events OF the season. over 1875 guest
partook Of The feast after the eeremon
rronouucing them man and vile ha
teen performed by Justice John llorlin
s,epfather o. the bride. Miss Clara lloT
I'm. 4 stepsialer Of the bride, acted q
bridesmaid and CHARTS Iiortin was be-
man. The brides grandmother, q
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1898-06-24
THE COUNTY WIS

rloA, Utah. June ~. lsDs

rloA, Utah, June -, lsls.
Epuon Tmrs
Mrs. Rachel NJ. Mile. and Mis- Id
Miles went to Salt Lake Guy on Tue.
day.
Sheriff Lindsay and Eli or Pirntou
Cjalv l,c speu. sc, .ia hours IN pcoa 600
Monday
Arthur Maxwell aud Andrew Jorrcn
sen are putting mp picket fences tot,.
place the pole fence NOW in front ol he'
town lots
Died, Junr27 1898, Anna Swrrscn
aged "a years. III Ia y was q nthr o.
Sweden, sui camc to this county ahou
three year agp, "a I has been lick mos
OF the time since her mr. iynl here. The
funeral services will be b Id this ter
noon.
From the outlook at the present time
Peoa will not haye much Of celebration
on Independence Day. aud II will be u
go'as.you.p'eisc affair except that tho e
will be dance In the afternoon for the
children, and one in the evening for
adults.
reoa will probably furnish alArge
number to participate in the celebration
al Conlville.
Albert Mils,is putting In foundation
for an addition to bis dwelling house.
]. II. Mile, is making an addition to
his residence
Ground squirrels arc doing much
damage, and more poison Is called for
u destroy tho pests. Please rush the
poison up this way.
Measles s,l keeps many Of the little
ones oediast
Mrs. Mycrt Of wanship paid plea,-
ant yisit 10 friends IN Peoa on Tuesday,
The weather has been very warm dur
lug the past few days. yet 1t lie just the
thing for cror and garden truck, all oil
which are loo, ng first class
B.R. T.. vtER.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1898-06-24

TN THE DISTRICT COURT on TIL Tlllrp
judicial District, County ui summit stale
Utah M. n AfrhhrlW Mercantile q impf q
a corporation, plainur ys Martin Mo' an
Johu Beck, defendants -I0ic sold ui anru :
sale, 90 the front door VI ihe Comfy Co uhnn q,
10 tie Clty Of toalvllt, summit tnut d, li d
on saturday, July 81. 1923, Ht lNucl0ca 900 u
said day, az undivided one.oIghth % cnti 'n
tho following described claims hglunF Toe
standing in die name 90 Martin Mcdr % 600 me-
grd dny of luue, 1871, also AN unlit i.N 90 ~
eighth interest 300 the following drsrul q imt
Belonging 10 and standing bon tnr nam, of Johh
Beck ou the airt day o. June, lsQ
MaYloWof Noe 1. i,iih,H.
l.ndV Drum Noe ], =, ..
MAg0rc
kquluuciicn Fraction
Also an und y.dol une-iourlh inter- lu .he
dream Mining claim belonging 40 uuu HifuNIlif
On tho name 10 Martin Mcumth ou tl' a'l Gay
oi june, 1901, aud an undivided nur i1lh ih
fOreHf pa trr ufrtm mining claim hri uHlnf lt
ANA Standing in lle manic " john hf oh W.
iHr1 oHy ~ June i.aif 100 hrIuF o. hlHl QUO
fiinuiol 10 Park Ciiy lrro.uci. sulnm County
/ IUu ADimt ul fHlr, cash
uEOKlE LINnsA't JNr
/ shuum oi Huumlt County,
/ Dated Coalullle. June IS, isls
", tehnydef, Auorug Tor plalnun,
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1898-06-24

wAnsArcn, Utah, June %, 1895,
Enron TIMEs;
Sheep shearing Is now about all over
with, and the various camps are silently
fitting away.
A dancing parry WAS held h're I
Mrs. Moore's on Friday, at which quite
crowd eonRregated.
Miss Susie Ball was here Tor a few
days the past week. on a visit to her
parents aud family
VIM. Moore and wife Of Echo, were
here on visit during the week,
Miss Crompton was visitor here
during the week to her sister, Mr.. D.
Rees.
Miss Bowman Of wyulah was here for
few days during the week, on visit
to Mrs. and Miss Oracle aud Lizzie
Ball
Frank Wicket and Thomas CLARK Of
Echo, were here on Friday, and tocF in
the dance.
Miss Jessie Archibald has left ior hen
home in snyderyille. She has just
finished teaching term Of school al
Castle Rock, and has given 6rstelas
satisfaction TO all, The school hoI'
has engaged her for the TALL aud winte
terms.
The new sqhool house at Castle Roe
Is nearing completion, The carpenter
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1898-06-24

NJ Office FOR PUBLICATION. LAND %.
~ nrc al salt Lake cry, ttnh, MAY 90, lHa
Notice II hereby given that the following
named settler hus Oiled notice pi hls Intention "a
muku hnnl proof lu suupnu ul DIE claim, and
that said proof viii be- made hci1re ihr County
CLERK Of summit ruunl, llahi ~ hlf Once A
Coalyillc, Utah, nn July o., lsls, viz fian0f
Vernon, n a. 80 ii,gi1 dated h9fnahef . iaah,
Tor the ~ oihE' = and Eit Of MA hec. ", ~
INN g., l.. a., uah
lie names the i1lnWlnr witnesses "a prove his
continuous residence upon and cultivation u
said land, viz Thomas Wilde, if ni oakley,
summit county, Utah, 0foWo wilde ~ OAKLEY,
summit county i tab, Joseph Vernon, of oakley,
summit county, rtah, Cht.flrs ntIllnar, ui klsl
MIL Cfeok san Lake county, Utah,
fHANk HOBBS, sisirf
T. q Bailey, Attorney inr claimant
Flint publication june q, iHHs, q
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1898-06-24
wANsIiIP.
wAssmr, Utah, June 20, 1898.
EDuuR TfNgs;

wAssnir, Utah, June 20, 1898.
EpuoR TNgs;
Mr.. l.. Y. Taylor Of Salt Lake, has
been putting In week fishing with
Us.
The band Is ruttiog In good time
practicing this week, and 20 Is the choir.
We have progrom Tor Independence
Day that will be second TO none. All
Kinds Of sporls and amusements will be
had during the day, all kinds Of re-
Treatments will be on the grounds, aud
those who desire TO spend u pleasant
day with Us are cordially In tied. The
days sports vil' -lsle with grand ball
a. Young's D ~ the evening.
The Silver creek road IL still passable
that IL II you have a go dieam, a strong
wagon aud II yoG are good walker, you
cin possible make IL. II you can't you
had better go around by Ogden, or quit
using wagon roads and travel by rail
You will always lind those who do mol
have to travel the wagon roads are never
intere.ted In them.
There will boa Scandinavian meeting
held At wanship July 10Th, at 10 O'CLOCK
a M. In Youngs Social Hall, aud a
2 O'Clock p. m. In the ward meeting
house, Tho stake il invited and adioln
ing ones also, Prominent bretherI
from Salt Lake City will be present.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1898-06-24
LEGAL NOTICES.
Nnr1nr or AssrssmrNr

GuMMrr MINING COMPANY PRINCIPAL
- place nf busilsns Htcaalyillr, luh hottie
h hereby given that AZ meeting 0i the Directors
held on the inth day Of June. ISIS, nu Assrss
mcnt ~ three inufths Of one cent per share vas
levied On the rHniial siuck " the n0rpnrating.
payable on luly istu. iHHs % George nehrl, tnas'
ufer 1T thr COMPANY, Of bis ONCE iu tualylils,
summit county ltah
Any stock upnn which This assessment may fe-
mnin unpaid on July iuth, lsla, viii he dulin,
quoui Iuly tith, isHa. aud udtUffsrl Zoe sale Al
public auction, aud unless pnymauti 4 made 10
Lire will De- s0ld uu Aupusi 18th. iagHi in pay the
Delinquent aasfHmrut tOgrinu with cot Of ad'
Ytrilslnr aud expense 90 snit,
hEunGk BEARD. Secretary
C0alylle, Utah, June 40 irus Il
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1898-06-24

llrSErEE. June 20, 1905.
Enron Tnir-
Messrs NJ. +. Harris. A. Il. Riehins
and W. J.. Stephens Made a business
trip TO Wahsateh this wecG.
The sheep shearers are expected to
get through about the end Of the wesk.
A number u the llcneicrItcs will celc.
brale Independence Day at CoAlvillc.
Grand ball on the night Of the Fourth
Of July, Tor the benefit Of Heneior
Bachelor, who leaves on MISSION 10
the Northwestern States next week.
The strychnine furnished by the
County Commissioners has been all dis-
uibu,ed hero. u has done much good,
bat there are still thoauands Of t.sem
left that the FARMERS will have TO light.
Born. TO the wife Of W. q. Rheims.
on June 2nfh, fine girl. Mother and
child are doing we'll, and the father "a
we'll ~ expected.
AsNANAh' ~ hAhhA ifhAN ANAhAf NilA WV
mower will be heard humming right
after the ith.
The people here have commenced
digging potatoes, aud fall grain u
heading out nicely.
On Sunday last. about 100 Of the Croy,
den Sunday school with their bishop and
superintendent visited lIeneier. Bishop
Dickson OF Richy,lle was with Us, aud
the day was very pleasantly spent N
listening to the various exercises Of the
two schools. The singing vas excellent,
and the pupils performed their parts in
a very creditsble way. Much valuable
instructions was given 10y the ward aud
Sunday school officers, and much good
will result from their visits. Othel
schools would profit by taking the sam'
course. Exchange Visits with your uca
neighbors and good feeling will bl
created aud exist as long ~ We are per
mitted to sojourn here with each Other
W. u.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1898-06-24

Sick headache, biliousness, constipn-
ton aud all liver aud stomach troubles
can he quickly cured by using those
famous little pills known ~ DoWitts
Little Early lliser-. They are plcasait
TO take and never grippe. Foe sale ly
John Royden * Son.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1898-06-24

years old, sat at her side, and the bride
and groom drank FROM a cup used by
the grand parents nj their wedding.
The bride and groom are well known In
this valley aud are II very exemplary
couple May happiness and prosperity
attend them IL tie wish OF rnE rMEs.
IN
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1898-06-24
Co. Supt. Of Dist. Schools
Summit Go, Utah.

The editor OF the Evans City, Pa,
Globe. writes. zone Minute Cough
Cure is rightly named. II cured MY
children after all therremedies failed.
II cures coughs, colds and all throat
and lung troubles, For sale by John
Boy den & son.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1898-06-24

Cure that Cough with Shiloh's Cure.
Tho best Cough Cure Relieves Group
promptly. one Il illion bottles sold la /
year. 20 doses for Is cts. soldb! John
Boydcn 4 Son.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1898-06-24

4 c. Blanks, Of Lewisvilie, Texas,
writes that one box OF DrWitrs Witch
Hazel Salye was worth 5000 10 him. IL
cured hi piles oi ten years standing,
lie advises othsrs TO trS Il. ltalst
cures eczema, akin diseases aud Olsti-
nate sores. For sale by John Boy den 4
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1898-06-24

The above are all wool goods, and guaranteed
First Class in every respect
We also have some nice wash Suits that we are
now selling at $195, These are all good bargains.
and it will pay those desiring buy examine them
before purchasing elsewhere
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1898-06-24
Coalville Coop.
No AZ

In order to make for large stock OF
BOYS AND CH1LDRENs CLOTHING. we have
decided to make so PER CENT CUT on our Best
Grades. as long they last
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1898-06-24

Kar's Clover Root Tea il a pleasan
laxative. Regulates the bowls, puriics
the blood. Clears the complexion.
Easy 10 make aud pleasant 10 take. 70
cis. Sold by John Bnydon q Son.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1898-06-24

hnyc done nearly on they can until tho
plnsicis have hul turn 90 Il.
u. lloluer Of Morgan was ere ou
Friday looking after n small sh pmert
q beef cattle. ltiathr first tine Dan
has been seen here since be 90 with
uc.bad accidcu, 20 Die foot l,st fal,
Dan. friends ave oil glad to t'e bin
aiound again.
}. II. salmon. who has tho ihcon.
tract ilr the mason work Of th' school
building, left for tht county scn q Few
days ago TO look up O good plasig or.
Several Of the yeuug people q Coal.
rille, Of both sex, are engage a, the
rhearing camps.
William Carruth, ST., left for G alyille
on Friday 10 attend a sersion oi the
Connay. uenri - l,s sald On saiassisy.
Frank iippon also had a little busi.
ness matter To attend TO at Coalyille.
aud lei. for that burg ON Saturday
Mr. Holt returned from he trip Ia
Ilaho on the last Of the week, nc.
companied by nne son. which ha,
been added 10 the Holt household dur
ing Mrs. Hollis trip. Elmer now wear
still broader smile. j. s. b.