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The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1899-06-02

The flowers aud decorations were
beautiful; all were remembered.
M. johnson of Heber, spent de,ura.
ton day with US.
Mrs VIM. Dunn aud Mrs 4. ;.
Young Of Park City made us short
visit this week.
4 birth lay surprise was gotten up
on Ole Rasmussen on Sunday evening
by his relatives, p,easant and irtct.
esting evening was spent.
A party Of Government surveyors
passed through here this week. they
will survey land east oihore. Y.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1899-06-02

Mr'P' ketcham Of Pike City, Cal f.,
says; During my brothers late slck.
nest Tom seialicrheumatism, Chamber.
lain'sPain Balm was the only remedy
that gave him any relief" Many
othen have testified to the prompt re-
lief hom pain which this lihiment
Afford For sale by John Boyden &
son.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1899-06-02
PEOA
EulroR TMEsi
proA, Utah, May 81, 1890.

Error TMEs
Peoa was visited with heavy rain
storm on Monday. which will be OF great
heneat to the farmers and range.
MIR. and Mrs. Oscar wilkins went to
salt Lake City the first Of the week
MIR wilkins will purchase a new and
large supply OF goods for his store while
absent.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1899-06-02
AoANDID suIroR.

What do you think Psps asked
Jack Il he expected to got any money In
marrying mo-"
WAS Jack insulted1"
"lnsuliedr lie told pop that good
home was more oian object to him than
wages."-Ds,roit Free Press.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1899-06-02

A Kansas nan not long ago shot dog
by accident, and In showing the owner
how II was done he shot HIN, and in
showing the coroner how he shot the
man he shot the coroner.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1899-06-02
Notice.

The Scandinavian Reunion will 10
held at PeoA June "a.
1t ia desired that this Reunion and
midi Sommsr Feat with pic-nicoL LsEs
Leker Oh Skops FOruOiissr, will DO at.
tended by every Scandinavian In the
stake, their deeendsris, and our
English and American friends.
Ole Jensen Anders Jorgenson and
Emii Isaaoson, COMMITTEES on arrange
menus.
Hans o. Young aud W. o. Anderson
Jr., Invitation.
Respectfully.
W. W. CLurr
Pres.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1899-06-02

A rejected lover at Milwaukee shot at
the girl the other day, but the bullet
struck steel spring in her corset and
she was uninjured. Not having any
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1899-06-02

A couple named FeWton Lord and
Jennie Helper we're married some days
ago. An editor Of local paper was al
most dubbed to death by the indignant
groom because he made eof the head
ing, Lord Helper"
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1899-06-02

A farmer up the river killed a hog,
after weighing It he said. II didn't
weigh 30 heavy ss l thought IL woald,
and Gdidn't think II would either.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1899-06-02

la the matter of tho estate OIL
NsahCl C. Beckwith Notice
Deceased
The petition Of John A. Beckwi,h and
William Lauder praying for the al.
mission toProbate OF certain doeu.
ment, purporting to be the last win and
Iostemcnt Of Asahel g. Bcckwith de.
ceased, and for the granting Of Letters
Parliamentary to John A. Bcrkwith and
William Lauder has been ST for hear.
ing on Monday the 9th, day oi June
\ u. 1899, a: 10 o'clock A. VI. at the
Comfy Court House, in the Oour,
Room Of said Court, In Coalyile City,
summit County, Utah
WITNESS the Clerk of said Court
with the seal thereof affixed this 10Th,
day Of MAY A. ID. 1899.
l~I W. |, PACK
sEAL Clerk
10y BY J. $. sALMoS
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1899-06-02
urroN
UrroS, Uma, May 80, 1890.

UrroS, Utah, May 3d. 1890.
Enron TiNEs
Elder Hopkins Of Echo City addressed
the meeting at the afternoon services
Sunday last
Memorial day was Glly observed on
decoration day. AtlOa. IN. the people
assembled at the cemetery. Every
grave was delicatcly decorated. The
inclemency Of the weather prevented
the carrying out Of the program rs pre-.
pared for the occasion.
Father Randall has been confined to
his bed for the greater part Of the last
ten days, and is very III at this writ
ing.
CLARK brothers have moved their
shearing corrall to the mouth Of Chicken
CreeE, and expect to besiu shearing
about the 10Th Of June. J. c.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1899-06-02

THE Lord has sent me-" quoth tho
missionary. Immediately hs,st foot up-
on the tropic strand.
Here a venerable savage addressed his
followers;
"Didn'tl 'ell you the Lord would pro
yidcY" he exclaimed.
Then they fell 10 and ate the mission
AIRY, and their simple faith was much
confirmed by the incident. Park nee.
ord.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1899-06-02
No a..

steel springs in his head the bullet he
drcd at himself accomplished highly
satisfactory results. Denver Post.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1899-06-02

For further particulars consult The
County Clerk.
IN THE DISTRICT COURT, PRO.
BATE DIVISION,
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-12

The following extract from a letter from
Johannesburg. dated Oct. q. two days before
the presentation OF the ultimatum by the
TrannsvaAl Government % tho British rrrre-
sentative at Pretoria. In ~ considerable inter-
est for the light II throws on the strength OF
the Boer forces. which has puzzled tho British
military authorities. and 10 causing them much
dsluiot at the present time. The writer
says:
THE burgher forces OF both the Transvaal
and the FREQ state have been called out and
there ar" now fully thirty thousand OF the Re-
publics forces on the border within rilo shot
III the Imperial troops, As / write this my
Mauser rife cnrhine and hundred rounds OF
ammunition lie beside me-, and nv Tomorrow
shn le on my way to JON the OF hers md Al rike
plow Tor he Eepullc. ol Blake has le't with
men. help in the strugg = Alr-adv III i'm.
p"rihl troops have beer drawn back about ten
mills. and am much inclined to think thai
] 80 this government receives 80 assurance o,
ny M, ibmGer'ai .mSHernmenl that n" NOR troops
lock and make dash for Nlia,
Not la { he brsh"r| have been called
up. AMI even now he Young colonial farmers
from the Cape toOny are coming into he
Tor the front, So Cham hcrlain has got a big :er
yse I" hSe not ."S mueS d""E Of II. r Sr
Cape Colony md IT, Orange Free State
" rise like ouc man. ] have discontinued
hu mess and nm now rea " to do nxhIng
ins,end, Fully n thousand Erit hers Anerl-
cans aud m n OF other uatlopatirs have taken
W arms for rho TrdnSvaal hesides the Irish,
and n return have been granted fun hurgh-r
rights on III" spot i can manage IL | will
send you nO'eS from the rOnt."
II will be seen from the foregoing that the
torccb OF the two republics have been under
estimated, aud hat part from the Colon ais
who have 10 ned them they are little short of
sixty Thousand men well armci and. "a the
new from Ladysmith shows, furnished with
artillery greatly sup"r Tor to what WIS generally
believed. aud much better served than was
expected. Though the expectation that the
Cape Colony Dutch wnu d rise like one man
has not been realized. II Is an important fact
that the young farmers have heen fiockng to
the Boer standard In large mum bers
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-12
ATTACK ON ykAE z, ELAN PORT.
Government Troops Assail the Rebel Post.
ton at Puerto Cnb~Iio.

Sredal cibr. Dt,Dcfet to THZ srx
CARACAS. Venezuela. Nov 1.-THE attack by
land and sea on Puerto Cabello. the port held
by Gen. Paroles. tsGan this morning. Govern
mcnt troops were Ian led in the heart OF the
city in the rear OF Psredes's bnrrlcadss while
the wnrships bombnrded the forts
All communication with Puerto Csbello 10
cut on
WASHINGTON. Nov. 1.-THE Govern ent has
received a despatch from FRANK b. Loons.
United Sta'es Minister at Caracas. nnd two
despaic hes from Capt. H.mphl Of the cruiser
Detroit. In regard to the situation n, Puerto
Caheilo Venezuela, rho seaport town which
.ader III .st.ns to SomGri t nNess .n
Paredes, an adhrrent OF the lag" Andrnie
Ioysrnment. will surrender the place. The
" tate Department " IL not give out the tex OF
stood that Mr. LOOMS Is deVGttnS h m.eii to
knowledge the authority of Castro.
II IS saId that the extent ~ the interference
LoomIs will confn- his efforts TO p-rsuading
Iatedes to surrynd-r or retire. and. u nnspc:
he will corfr" II 8 HON bardmeut to the iortln-
cations which shelter Parede,', force. In
this afternoon. Tn" remnant OF Andradc's
ARMY on an island to the town OF Puerto
Tn. kilograms from Capt. Hemphill wsre
both recsiyei Yesterday. and are q. ;ollows:.
Il. GyAAYEA Nov. l0Lpstroit sailed for
to.morrow Ny. 10. With and aud sea sea- fdrc ce
Ia: nS',,ls1 AZ legations. Foreign war'hip:
PUERTO CABELLo. Nov. TO- - Detroit TAR
rlyeh,,,, Situation will remain unchanged till
THIS Government will probably, act IN con-
jnnctiNn with other foreign Governments
which have warships a. Puerto Cahcll2 TO pre-
tional law Ia distinctly opposed TO tho bonn
barlment OF an open town.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-12

II IL Not for Himself but for Hts Follower
and Those Of Jones.

CINCINNATI. Nov ll-John r. Mclean.
Democracy's defeated candidate for Governor
Of Ohio. to-day gave out the following signed
statement
:, II am not di.heart.ned. hut lam distressed.
Not distressed for NcL-an. He Ia only one
man in the tiEht. That's nothing. hut ! am
distressed for the men, the splendid
honest men. men OF rrincipl- men, who knew
nothing beyond love 81 what our fathers had
left us-nn honest governmental Republic. I
am dstr.ss- Tor the men OF labor. who coud
have welded such potent iniluenr--a decil-
ing one. J refer TO those who cast 40 many
votes for Mr. Jones'.
IL have naueht to say against Mr. Jones
now that tn" thing IL over. but I think his
movement was misd irect-d one. and IL
he cou'd have been elected II would have
been a fruit'ess one. With n Democratic
yictory.a Democratic Executive. much could
hav" been done. believe. to bring around \
better s,atr Of feeling between cari'al and
labor. rich and poor. str ng and h.lnl~ $
That Opportunity has not been given. | hone
! am wrong and thai The victorious marty
iu' what has been said bv D mocratIc sr-ak-
rr. before thu election. car not possibly tie
withdrawn now. Opportunities nave pissed
away. but opini, MS are tho same"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-12
MINE osNER DRrGeLD nv DhNvER.
Hires a Special Train to Pursue tho Mas
He Suspects of II.

DENVER. Col. Nov. 11.-Awaking at midnight
last might after dragged sleep o. ID. Bryan.
mine owner and promoter. found that he had
been robbed OF valuable papers. His railway
pass md money we're also stolen and his rs
sUciate in business had disappeared.
Mr.. Bryan received an anonymous warning on
last Monday that II he came to Denver
TO dispose OF his mining property he would be
dragged and robbed He paid no attention to
the warning. on Thursday morning u was
arranged in Denver that he should take the
Rio GIande southborn' train at y 10 a. NJ At
milnl yht hs found himself in the situation
Just described. lie rushed to ths stati ion and
made request for n special train. His pnrt-
ner he nelisyed. had taken the train on which
Bryan had intended {, 20
Bryan < check which he offered in payment for
the special train was guaranteed by the Gem
era Passenger Agent. To-day nothing can be
learned vi Hryan's Whereabouts or thar o. tho
man whom no Is pursuing. Dryan'e property
near SaHuache hal heen sod TO Philadelphia
AMI Heioit. Wis men. IN condit ton Of a favor
shle report. The nrice was ShO.OOO. His as
eocinte in max ing the deal. Bryan savs. was Il.
y, Woods ~ the WOODS Investment Company
Ihis contrary In u most extensive holder OF
Cripple Creek property.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-12
Few Days Brew
of Deadly
Uric Acid.

In fow days you brew enough uric acid In
your own hody to produce death.
Your kldneys are your only salvation.
They iler out this deadly poison.
SO, when your kidneys are sick. You can an
derstand how quickly your entire body Ia
affected and how every organ seems to fail to
do its duty
They are all being slowly poisoned.
Uric acid noson irritat.s tho nerves and
causes rheumatic pains IN Joints. m usolea and
limbs. hea lache. backach-. stomach aud liver
trouble. shortn-ss Of breath. heart trouble.
dizzn"ss, nervousness. irritability. lassltude.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-12
GRAU ENGAGES 4 NEW TENOR.
Georgia. Imbnrt dc la Tour to BE Heard At
the Metropolitan opers House.

III
the Metropolitan Opers House.
Georges Imbart de la Tour Is tho impressive
name Of a new Tenor engaged by Maurice Grau
for his company al ,he Metropolitan Opera House
and for the Covent Garden season in London
next spring. Mr. GrGu has been In negotiation
for some time with the singer, who is now frs,
tenor at the Theatre de la Monnaio in Brussels,
but the engagement was no! settled finally un il
afew days ago. Mr.. dc la Tour has been ems aged
especially for the roles OF Loge in "Das Rheingold 4"
Sngmuad in Die Walliuere," TGnnhaeuSsr and
Lohen0rin which he will sing, Of course in German
In Italian he will sing RhdddmeS in Aida" and
Onurio in Don Giovanni" His French roles
are 10 he Romeo Faust and Rood Mr. della Tour
Is 10 sing for y times in Tie United States and
during shorter season in London.
tie is n FrcnChman and Was horn in 1865 in
Paris, In 1889 he won u FIRST prlzc al the Con.
serya,oirc, where he had been u pupil Of ST. Yves
BaS, who was also iAr instructor Of Wm. Van
nrck and Sal"sa,, In lHHo he madc his debut at
Geneva as RdoM in Los iIngucno's" There
he sang also in Die Walkucrc" and "Wcrjhcr"
when these two works were given TO- the 4 rst
time: lie sang the regular french repertoire
until 1893. He appeared at theNopera ComiQue
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-12
Lookout Caused by Demands Of Cnior
Labor.

CHICAGO. Nov, 1l.-At noon to-day more than
300 sheet metal worker. were forced to quit
work as a result Of action taken a few days
ago by the Sheet Metal Nanufnc'urers'
Association. Up to noon to-day fourteen
frIns. including some OF the largest
In Chicago. had notified their men that they
nrod NOT return to work on MONDAY. The
union. which the en-, ployers regarded as UNJUST
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-12
KINGS COUNTY REPUBLICtss.
Must stand soIidlv Together now, Says Post
master wilson.


Postmaster Francis II. Wilson and Assistant
Postmaster Taylor Of brooklyn were tho only
prominent Republicans In that borough who
were not in harmony with the regular mana
gers during the late campaign. and there Is
much criticism over their attitude Of indlffor-
ence toward some Of the party candidates.
Now. however. that the election Is over and tho
momentous Presidential battle impending.
they will discontinue their factional strife and
work in concert with the fairly chosen mana:
gers o. the party. Mr.. Wilson. who returned
IRON Washington yesterday. had this to say:
We are approaching n very i'm portant cleo
ton. In which great interests are involved. Ii
Is the duty OF every Republican in this county
To forget the fact onal differences which have
prevailed here. and put his shoulder to the
wheel to give President Mckinley a rouSlng
majority in this county next year. ENerythins
should be suhordInated to that end. Tn" re-
cen, clsc'ionS have demonstrated that Presi-
dent Mex inley will be elected by a larger
popular and elec,orn vote than he was In
1S!E thrust that the Kings county Republicans
will get together and do all they can toward
bringing such a result about
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-12
NO sHIPYARD TTON.
President Scott OF tho Union Iron Works
Knows Nothing OF the Plan.

SAN Francisco. Nov 1l.-IrvIng n. Scott.
president Of the Union Iron Works Company.
said to-day regarding the Story sent East
to the effect that his company had
been absorbed by an, Eastern shipbud-
Ing Ing. syndicate: That mat me ahh,%rPt,"n must
him. The story Of ABSORPTION was that n sym
dictate headed by the Seigmans = seeking to
obtain the ownership OF the leading ship
building concerns o. the United States with
a view to- controlling the construct ion OF
naval and merchant vessels. and that
this syndicate has praci cnly Huccsrdcd
In combininR the shipyards OF CIanp, 4 Sons
N Phila !elrhla G. p. HUNTINGTON at Newport
Nows. thr Co umh,a Iron Works a. Baltimore,
The Bath Iron Works and the Union Iron Works
OF III city.
al that have heard NJ tho reported PRO.
ice" explained Mr. Scott was con aimed in
telegram from Nav York. rec-,ve Two dav.
ago, saving that such n consolidation had been
suggested No details were gwen nor wns
any direct proposal made TO take In the Union
Iron Works. Ny impression is that soma pro-
motors are at work"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-12
ssnboard and Roanoke Election.

'osioLA' Va" Nov II AT the annual meet
p OF me stockholders OF the seaboari and
,'aa Railroad today at Portsmouth. har-
, ,On' prevailed for the lrst time since thu
nnuIr'" for thu control OF the seaboard Line
Sr'Neen opposing capitalists began. John
II,s~h "li.lainS was elected President: X. C..
rHnotnImona Charles Chnuncy, ] " M,ttcndorf
'V'!ey Directors. "' "''N '"''e' -
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-12
RIFLE SHOOTISG
serrt. Roberts Of the seventh Leads In the
Class Match.

SerRt. ]. L. Roberts. Jr.. carried OF the
honors in tho frst division OF the Class
Match OF the Seventh Regiment Rife
Club Last night lie scored 81 out OF
a possible 40 at 200 yards from the
shoulder and 500 yards prone. He failed
after repeated attempts. however. at rapid
firing to earn the eNperIs' medal by making 10
II was after II o'clocg when Roberts quit the
ranges that for nearly five hours were cont nu-
ousiy occuE ied by about forty OF the guards
tempting to gain the prizes. The winners