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The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1899-08-11
nArrLe wlrH FILlplNos.
General MacArthur- Forces Engage large
uody Of Rebels.

Manila, Aug, iO,-Gcncral MacAr.
thurs forces, consisting OF 1000 men,
advanced five miles beyond san Fer.
naudo Yesterday, and encountered aud
defeated a Filipino force OF 5000 men.
The enemy reiterated, leaving many
dead aud wounded The American los,
Ia killed and wounded was twenty.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1899-08-11
FOUGHT A sAaeH DUEL.


Probably Fatally Hurt
Vienna, Aug "a Sensational saber
duel was fought betwcy,. Herr Wolf,
the notorious Gcrrau radical member
Of the Reichsrath, and Herr Krzelsep,
u German Liberal deputy It WAS a
furious encounter. Herr Wolf received
a wound In the head. ,cverlng an ar
terry, The doctors declared him incap-
able Of continuing the duel, but he
persisted though his face was bathed
In blood. Ultimately he sustained n
second wound In the head and was
carried home In dangerous condition.
The duel arose from Herr Kr1elsep ac-
cusing Herr Wolf Of always answering
political attacks by fighting duels
against incapable antagonists
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1899-08-11
UTAH NEWS.

we'll.
Work on tho plans aud specifications
u the four state university buildings
q going forward with commendable
speed.
r,,b annie. mr.. ,o,y an the market
rhcy are superior In size aud quality
10 any Of those that have yet been im-
ported.
Tn. ff,ah & Pacific has finished WORT,
m The ..tenslon 20 the Utah line. the
last spike being driven at noon on
July ~.
Tn. one. year.old daughter OF Alfred
Hates Of American Fork drank quan.
titv Of I've and IL dead after eight
months suffering
A cloudburst at Fcrron ON the Goth
nit. did considerable damage 10 grow.
Inc erops and the light bridges across
the ANAL streama.
The city council Of Gunnison has let
. contract for the construction Of n
eitv hall 10 coat 81 900. and 10 be com
ple,ed by November 20.
IN. .eho. .,,morators ~ Provo
have finished their iabors aud and In
that cltv ei7s children Of school ngc
90, boys and 1 .o7o girls
-. III. 49, .,..,t,,1 IN ,h.
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,.srSan g. ha,in,, hard Ain. L.cnlng
the lads from siaugbtering and trap.
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juror ana witness ices ana m'eaBe'
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city street Railway company when u
valued at siae, The cars had been dis
continued ON the line Ia questlon, bal
the poles and wire had not been talser
down.
County Attorney Putnam has de
elded to ,ile A charge Of murder In IN,
frat degree against Benbroolt, IN,
SLAYER of Hurt Morris. despite the fac
that the committing magistrate ha,
held him for the lesser crime OF man
slaughtet
The Ia ga Pacific land departmen
has ree,ntlv sold John H. White s.sg
acres near snt Lake; $3.50 acres O
Summit county land has been sold /
Forest n. stlllmnn. aud W J. Lindse
has come Into possession OF 1000 acre
IN Davis county.
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1899-03-25

palus IN Jarrett and Palmer's famous
performance ri Lord Byron's celebrated
historical play Of the same name, more
than quarter Of century ago. The
younger generation Of theatre goers will,
however, recall Mr.. Bangs az the "Silver
King" he having starred in that we'll
known melodrama only few years ago.
Mrs. Stuart Robson, whom that vet
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1899-03-25

eran Dramatic re-.
viewer VIM. Winter
declares to be best
comedy actress ir
America, has been &
member OF her distin-
guished husbandt
company for ten years
Mrs. Robson won he
chief claim TO popu'
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1899-03-25

cons leading 10 The
Medler. is q native Of
San Francisco. Hel
frsr appearance on the
stage was made az thu
leading lady Of A. M
Palmer's stock com
psny when but Is years
old. Miss Burroughs
was also selected az tn,
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1899-03-25

squadron to the Spanish coast and
seized and occupied an island, Austria,
Germany, France and Italy would have
been offended, and even England might
not have been SO friendly. The Ameri.
can Administration had to whip Spain
with one hand and dof its hat politely
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1899-03-25

asst. is an actor OF the
Id school. He was
onnected with the
ate Lawrence Barrett
md Edwin Booths or.
,anization when thoss
amented play ers made
heir great produ ction
I julius Caesar. He
vas also the Sardana-
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1899-03-25

to European sentiment with tho other
hand. Ais we'll that ends we'll, and IL
we had bottled up the Spanish fleet we
miRnt not nave been able to sink 1t. +
tna5K vice Admiral Colomb for the
stnaiy Tone OF his criticism, but think
tnst the naval outcome Of the war JUST.
He'd our strategy.
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1899-03-25
emotional roles assigned her. 1t will be

remembered that Mist
Perry achieved well
merited praise for her
performances with Mr..
Robson last season
notably as Guiena il,
that beautiful story OF
Southern life as relat
ed by Opie Read ant
an eo:khV,
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1899-03-25

STUART ROBSON lineation oil new
character to the stage presages. beyond
preavventure its careful and intellectual
portrayal.
. Stuart Robson was born March 4tb,
1885. His stage career Logan at the age
OF IA at which time. together with John
Wilkes Booth. John Sleeper Clark and
Edwin Booth, banded themselves to-.
gether in what they captioned the
Shsketpearen Dramatic club and gave
periodical performances. These enter.
tainmen,s were given on stage erected
in a barn, and were attended by the
family ard friends Of the embryonic
thespians, whose names we're destined
to 90 down in future theatrical history
az the most ilustrious in this branch OF
cur history.
Marie Burroughs, who is Mr.. Rob.
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1899-03-25

Mr.. Clement writes his own playe,
and into both "A Southern Gentlemao"
and THE New Dominion" he has in.
jected a subtle philosophy that appeals
to the reason as we'll as to the dramatic
taste. and this is largely An explanation
OF the growing hold he has upon the
people, AZ General Carroll in "A
Southern Gentleman" Mr.. Clement has
part we'll suited TO his quiet but force.
full style and he gives faithful portray.
al OF the chivalric gentleman Of the
South whom all have learned to love in
history and in story.
He will appear at the Funke Thursday
March 3Oth.
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1899-03-25
COMMENT

Governor Roosevelt came to the Sen.
ator Depew dinner at the Lotus club
last Saturday. says Town Topics. after
Ex-Governor Hill had satirized the
Democratic cub and the reporters had
had left. He, too. was in satirical
humor. and began his speech by some
characteristic innuendoes concerning
bis political boss, Senator Plat. He
eaid that IN Depew we should have a
senator whom it would not be necessary
to explain; that nobody would have to
ask how Depew happened to get irto
the Senate; that Depew would represent
something besides himself and his party.
This was most entertaining, and the
large audience enjoyed it. But when
the Governor switched Oft to his expan.
sion theories the applause died out and
the dinner party adjourned.
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1899-03-25

leading lady for e. 5. Wniaiu. She
stands easily 10 the front rank Of Amer.
ica's actresses.
Frank e. Bange, OF "The Meddlef"
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1899-03-25

years been appearing
before the American
public and during that
period has by his in
herent magnetism and
intelligence endeared
himself to thousands
Of theater goers who
have come to know
that the announcement
Of his name ia the de.
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1899-03-25

Henrietta" In THE Meddler" Mrs.
Robson will be seen 10 role that is
10 particularly suited to her unquestion.
able gifts.
Harold Russell is another couspicuo-
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1899-03-25
THE THEATRE

Stuart Robson has for almost forty
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1899-03-25

No war 10 which the United Stated
engaged could end satisfactorily unless
a few Massachusetts men got togather
and protested against the American
policy. Such outbursts from Massa.
chusetts marked the close of the Re.
evolutionary, 1912, Indian, Mexican and
Civil ware, and the Cuban war would
have been incomplete without one. At
last it has come; the Massach ueetts
men petition the Government to with.
draw our troops from the Philippine 9
and treat with the natives az with a
recognized Republic. ] wish that l
knew the name Of the great philosopher
which once proposed to tow South
Carolina and Massachusetts out to &c
and sink them, so that we could live
happy ever after. 1t was a grand idea,
and it's author deserves immortality.
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1899-03-25
nkuotuS

dramatized 80 faithfully by nsue.us
Thomas, called the "Jucklins."
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1899-03-25

member OF Stuart Rob-
sons company and is an
actor who has for yea Q
been assc ciated with the
best companies. In New
York he is deservedly
popular and in the west
!, 10 has starred with sig.
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1899-03-25

HAROLD RUSSELL lal favor. Mr.. Russell
euauUs the role Of the injured husband
in Augustus Thomas play.
Gertrude Perry is young lady mem.
Der OF "rhe Mcddler" company who is
particularly equipped for the lighter
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1899-03-25

Vice-Admiral Colomb (retired,) Of the
British Navy, criticises our strategy in
the Cuban war. Admiral Dewey, he
says, was terribly businesslike;' but
the United States ought to have sent
squadron to the Spanish coast to bottle
up the enemy's fleet and another to the
Cape Verde Islands TO prevent tie as.
semblsge OF fiotilla there. and should
have seized the Island Of Minolca az q
base OF operations. All this is so clear
that it could not have been overlooked
by our Board OF Strategy. But what
Admiral Dewey shrewdly calls "politi.
cal reasons interfered. He had sent a
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1899-03-25

Sherman's march to the sea in parallel
columns, ready to face or to outhank the
enemy, is evidently being initiated by
General Otis in Luzon. Had the Span.
ish generals adopted this simple but eff.
fec.ive plan they could have cleared
Cuba Of the rebel bandittl in a month.
But the Spanish were no more anxious
to fight than the rebels we're.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1899-05-19
Railroad Time Table.
N, g. g. st. l.. Il. Il.

LEAVES: ARRIVES:
Train No 81 at a:9n Il. NJ. Train NJ. 80, 10 y N
rrsin No. 3, at 2.D5 y. VI. Train No. I, 2'H y M.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1899-05-19
Some Queer Claims.

Some queer claims are made
against the government. A Cbl.
cago man named Taylor asked
congress for several sessions TO
give him sl00,0GO for having sug.
gested 10 President Lincoln the
idea of issuing greenbaeks. One
Ooh de Armand made repesied
demands Tor $4,000 for having
shown Grant how TO cap, ore Pa.
ducah. Ky. An Iowa maD wanted
$3.50 for emitting coTBs Of sailors
and soldiers during the rebellion /;
another from New York wanted
s25 for pair OF trousers eaten @ q
the hBe by government goa, (; n
fellow III Minnesota requested the
sam Of $3.50 for n sky.hlus horse
taken by the soldiers; the sum Of
$50 would satisfy an Illinois man
for calf which he says the cattle
inspector killed by putting a brass
tag through his nose, causin e
blood poison. There ara many
just such claims coming fro IN
every state IN the Union.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1899-05-19
New Issues in the CaIpaign'

Antitrust aud anti.imvrIa'ISm
plauks will be nailed neart to the
! foot.lights than the 10 10 plank
/ in the Democratic Naitorb plat
form of 1900, according 70 the
prediction Of Sam b. Cook, eener'
al manager of the WA ana
Means Committee. Mr. Nook re-
turned TO Washington b. week
from ST. LOnts. He hae ben III
conference with ex.Gow William
j. stone and other 0OHmlilee
leaders. and his deelaratbnris said
to represent the best IDloh OF
the Democratic leaders b. ne M
llOnNl organization. Tho tfi, 100
tha, General Manager Chcs is the
protrge Of eX.Gov. Stodk ehu IL
The nominal director II be Ma
iIoual Commlt'ee IN Tho .bsruce
Of Chairman Jones, hob IN En'
rope. is accepted as rlrcum.
sinuCr which gives M kGillOnaI
crriraIiai TO his utterankd.
Mr.. Cook declares ths1a hrugh
the uext Democratic Natb Al Con
ventiUn viii reatlirm theE chicago
platform, it will turn lie ~ guns
on the great industrial ftn3Ins
tons which have eyolvSd under
The Kinley ndminisl aTou In
almost every line OF indupir. TX
pansiop. he sage. will ~ be u
special target for the ID n5craiic
fire.
Asked II the next c6 Un'ion
would atopt the doctrine q free
silver, Mr.. Cook said: II ere IL
no question about Is. I'D no
disposition among The atrs Of
the party 10 take back $gE step
on the question Of moI@J The
silver question has coD( stay,
aud it will never be act tt until
IL is settled right Bu, Il srten.
iion will be paid 10 that ivne IN
1900 than IN 1896. The hustion
il fairly well uuderstooe n The
people, aud II would be utehss to
thrash old straw over &gsl. ]
do not mean to say that e llver
Question will he ignored, urhere
is every reason TO beiieve{tht The
greater emphasis will II facrd
npon the new develop4eas In
our national poli'ics.'
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1899-05-19
EXTRA SESSION or COytHSS.

Ii 10 said there IL n Rrob Jig he.
lief among prominent mel brs Of
Congress that the Presid b will
call that body to meet ID Iira.
ordinary session this fai rob.
ably early in October. II lues.
,ions which will come be }. the
next Congress for settle 8, IN.
ending, rs they do efyshing
growing ont of our possef Ions
acquired az q result Of III. wnf
with SPAN aud the general kgis.
latiOn, including that relating 10
currency reform, the Nicaraguan
Canal, merchant marine, etc, are
Of such great importance iha the
President is inclined 10 regard IT
as advisable that Congress should
meet earlier than the regular see
sion in December, IN order TO &c,
the work under way.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1899-05-19
The Mckinley Democrats
What +?

Political psrtles are made mp OF
compromises, and the best men
very frequently accept certain
things in the platform Of politi-
cal party to secure other meas.
ures which they consider Of great
or greater Importance. In the
last Presidential election many
free silver Republicans voted for
Mckinley, and many Democrats
who were not for free silver vot'
ed for Bryan, because, to them,
their respective parties represent
ed principles OF greater impOr.
lance. Aud there were Demo
Gratis who voted for Mckinley
solely because they objected to
Bryan on the money issue. We
submit that all these elements
acted as nearly honest Ms they
could uDder the environments.
But, there was another element
Of democrats who voted for Me-
Kinley whose honest convictions
were with the Republicans. but
who had been held in the Den o.
cratic ranks only from their
Southern prejudices or convict
ions. This element was equally
honest except in 80 far as they
had been deceiving themselves
THIS element should belong 20 the
Republican party, and this is the
element TO whom certain Demo.
cratic leaders just now are will
ing to say "good.bye,"iD no disre'
spect, 10 no uDkindness. but be-
cause their honest con victions at
tacb them to tho Republicans
Aud. indeed, il the Democrats
were TO modify or change the
Chicago platform. the chances are
that it could never be made &C.
septable to this element.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1899-05-19
r IT, TYLER
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and full line OF the best and reliable FIRE nsu
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The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1899-05-19
AID Important DeeIsion.

The decision Of a New York
court that the entire insuran CO
companies belongs TO the present
policy holders and not to the
stockholders is creating consider.
able discussion among those who
insure.
The case ia point was brought
by a policy holder against he Eq
uitable for division Of the midi
ylded surplus. The particular
surplus In point was one of g..
100000, which is carried over
from year to year, as a reserve
against fluctuations in business.
The court held that the policy
holders Of the society were on.
titled to share in the entire sur.
plus OF the corporation, instead
OF only such portion as the direc.
tors should permit, as hereto
fore. The immediaCe.effect of the
decision, If finally sustained,
wouid be TO greatly enhance the
value OF expiring endowment poll
cies, though its effect on the fu-
tnre would have to be discover.
ed by experience.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1899-05-19
Stone vs.. Stcne.

If the Republicans should nom.
mate Auditor Stone, aud the Dem
Ocrats our old Congressman, w.
J. Stone, as opposing candidates
for Governor, II would be Stone
w. Stone. If q fellow shouted.
"S,OUe! Stone9' bow could yon
tell which S,Onef Truly, politics
sre badly mxed!
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1899-05-19

TIE report that Ex. President
Cleveland was dead turns out to
be = esnsrd without any founds.
ton whatever. How, and why,
such lies ever got into the great
sswspspers, 10 past oil under
standing
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1899-05-19

The pecan crop OF Texas Tor
the last Year IL reported TO have
been worth s2,0O0.0e0. There II
no better investment than due
pecan orchard, AZ they are very
iong.iived trees aud prolific bear.
ers. They can be successfully
grown over a considerable por.
ton of Virginia and Kentucky,
aud in nearly all the States south.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1899-05-19
TO SEND NEGkO SOLDIERS TO THE
PHILIPPINES.

A proposition 10 utilize negro
troops 10 large extent in future
military operations IN the Philip.
pines is attracting much attention
among the politicians at Washing.
ton, aud II liz believed will be con.
sidered by the administration in
the near future. Such policy Ia
urged on the theory that certain
racial affiliations may be utilized
in n way to defeat rcbellions acts
on the part Of Aguinaldo and bis
party, and to bring peace 10 the
newly acquitted possessions of the
Uuiiei States IN the East. IT Ia
ssid that fully one third Of the
population OF the Philippines are
negroes Of the same race az those
10 the United States, and while
not numerous about Manila com
prise nearly the entire population
of acme OF the islands. The nd
vocaies OF the scheme believe
that Ia u short time there would
be an assimilation between the
negroes Of the Philippines aud
their kindred from the United
States, aud that there would fol.
low for the eolored people oppor.
tuni'ies IN get homes aud poss,-
hilities Of careers they could not
hope for in this country.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1899-05-19

The total plumber Of votes ID
the state convention will be 1902.
This shows that tbis district will
east nearly II per cent. Of the
vote in convention.
Necessary 10 . choice 247 votes.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1899-05-19
The First District.

There are thirteen counties in
this congressional district, and at
the coming state convention each
will be entitled TO the following
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The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1899-06-08
NOTICE TO WHOM IT MAY coScxns

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