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The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1900-01-05
News Notes


Apprehension Is felt at Seattle for
the safety Of the party Of military ex-
plorers headed by Lieut. j. $. Heron
Eighth United States cavalry, which
aseended the Sushitua river last June,
en- route for the Yukon. Al the divide
between the sushitna aud Tanana,
llerrons guides deserted him and no
word has been received from him since.
Deputy Sheriff Howell OF wasco
county Oregon, had an exciting expert.
ence recently with two men, Brown and
Wilson whom he arrested on the Canyon
City road on charges OF horse.steallng,
In this country aud highway robbery
In Portland. Deputy Howell arrested
the men. who were on horseback, smear
the top OF the Deschutes grades and
having only one pair OF handouts nut
them on Brown. lie tied the horses
brides together and started his prison.
ers ahead OF him. Wilson with his
poeket-lsnife, cut the bride, aud both
men started down the grade at full
speed Deputy Howell being In pursuit.
After chase OF Ia mile he shot Wilson's
horse from under him and without
further difficulty recaptnred his prison
ers. Wilson has gunshot wound in
the back, which he Is supposed to have
received in n eight with officers in
Portland few days ago.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1900-01-05

Capetown, Jan. a.--ugly rumors are
In circulation Of Dutch uprising With
the object Of SELLING Cape,own and the
docks and capturing the governor OF
Cape Colony, Sir Alfred Miner. The
center OF the movement Is said to be
Paarl, u village about thirty miles from
Capetown, where a meeting OF the Airi.
kander bund was held yesterday.
The members Of the bund Willing.
ton and the Dutch In Clan William dis.
trict arr said to be armed with Maus.
ers and to be anxious to use them In
behalf OF the Beers.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1900-01-05
PAN-AMaRIcAN EAposI-loN.
Governor. ~ several we.,ora states Hope
10 be Represented.

ooternars 81 Several Western States Hope
10 be Represented.
Buffalo, n. v. Jan. a.-'rhc eSecu.
tive committee Of the Pan.Amerlean
exposition has received letters from the
governors OF Indiana. Colorado. Mon.
tana, Oregon, Warrington, Maine, Wy.
oming, Michigan, florida aaa WEE.
-Virgtuia, stating that they will call tho
attention OF the general assembly o.
their respective states to the Pm.
American exposition and use their In.
fiuence 10 have their states represented
In these states the legislature cannot
take the action In time 10 have state
buildings erected The exposition
managers hope to have these states
represented by commissions
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1900-01-05
nLAcknunN cor SENATE.
Ksuiuchy Democrats Return the hilvei
Champion to me senate.

Ksntnely Dsmorrat. Return the silver
champion TO ne senate.
Fnnkfort, Ky. Jan. AFTER four
years Of retirement. Joseph = G. Black.
burn has been chosen by the Joint eau
Gus Of the Democratic members Of the
legislature ns the successor Of william
Lindsey 10 the United States senate.
Notwithstanding blackburn nomina-
ton was a forcgonc conclusion sud bis
election morally certain, the proceed
ings Of the caucus were enacted Ia the
presence Of a galaxy Of Kentucky
beauty and a dense throng Of Black
burn admirers
The caucus convened AZ = o'clock and
was called to order BY senator Gocbel,
chairman Of the Joint caucus There
was Wild demonstration la the gal.
lcrlcs when Gocbci came into the hall
before calling the caucus TO order and
the cheering continued Tor several
minutes. senators Alexander and Hays,
Democrats, aud Mcconnell, populist,
stayed out Of the caucus.
blackburn was placed In nomination
by Senator Goebel. who said that the
longest and bitterest fight ever fought
for senator In this state, which began
four years ago when Deboc defeated
Blackburn. was about TO reach IT. inst
termination. The state capitol rang
with cheers a. he placed blackburn In
nomination. Every one present voted
for blackburn.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1900-01-05
TROUBLE IN SIGHT.


3, Johns. ~ H., Jan. s.-Grave
complications are feared between Great
britain aud France over the expiration
of ths New Foundland fisheries modus
yly.ndi The colonial Legislature can
no, meet for some weeks aud the Brit
IN nariInnent Is also closed, 40 that
thetn n no possibility OF any legisla-
Nor h, some weeks To remedy the de-
fect France Is thus made able to pro-
vi. much trouble with the colonial
oeIc. ma Il Is feared she will do 80.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1900-01-05
rraIa Run. my nne. without rarln,,r

Cedar Rapids, Ia, Jan. a.-The Over.
land Limited on the Northwestern
railway ran ffty miles without an en-.
sinecr yesterday, No one on the train
was conscious Of the danger until tho
fireman brought the train 10 stand.
still At Bertram. Near Meehauicsvllle,
Engineer T.. J. Flske, In some unknown
manner, fell from the cab aud the Ore.
man did not notice bis absence until
the train had whirled over tlfty miles.
fiske was picked up unconscious few
hour later and died aoon after.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1900-01-05
EIoHr NeAR poRpRecHr.
A SIS Hour Engagement In which Britona
Are Forced Co Retire.

Are Forced 60 Retire.
London, Jan. IA telegram from
sterkstroom, dated December 81, says;
captain Montmorcncy OF the Twenty
arst Lanccrs, with IA patrol OF 1870, was
reconuoitering eight miles north OF
Dordrecht, lie met the Beers at La
buschsgne's uek. They opened fire aud
the British replied. The lighting con.
tlnued for six hours when the Beers
received strong reinforeemeuts, includ-
ing artillery. Captain Montmorency
retired aud took deknsive position at
Dordrecht one Britain was wounded.
The Bocrs did not pursue him. II Is
believed that they retired on their
main body, Their losses are unknown. 4"
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1900-01-05
nrlll.h carlare Ammo crrmnn shIn.

hritish Capture Another German ship.
Hamburg, Jan. A.-rhc German bark
Hans Wagner OF Hamburg has been
seized by the British at Belagoa bay,
and her owners have lodged com.
plaint with the British foreign oiiioe,
The papers announce that the German
foreign office has summoned the man.
aging director OF the German East
African line, Herr Woohrmau, To Der-
lin In connection with the seizure Of
lhe company's steamer Bundesrnth hy
ihe british cruiser Magicicnne, Dec ea,
oh pelagoa bay, on the ground that
she had contraband OF war on board.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1900-01-05

Berlin, Jan. i.-rhe German second
'lass cruiser schwalbe has left nar-Es.
salaam, asenport Of Africa twenty-five
miles south OF Zanzibar, for Lourenzo
Marquee
The press continues to discuss the
capture OF the Dundersrath with some
show OF irritation. In "a semi-onieial
aote the post remarks that In conse.
luenee OF the seizure, Germany has
laken steps aud Great Britain is ex-
peeted to deal with tho matter In u
spirit OF good official relations"
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1900-11-11
SATURDAYS MEDLEY
IN THE POLICE COURT


frank Santos was bound over to an
pear in the circuit court for selling q
watch that did not belong TO him and con-
Fertlng the proceeds to his own use.
henry kalanai. wharf rat. was given
SIX months in the reform school. The
little fellow had been away from home
since June 18th. sleeping in barrel a,
night and diving for nickIes In the day
time He frankly admitted that he
played hockey" and believed he ourbt n
be sent TO the reform school.
Dr. Spinora. a peppery Portuguese N
D. was assessed $40 and costs for asxsult
and battery on Philomena Ferrpira. =
daughter of a tenant living in one of his
cottages on Vineyard street The doctor
wanted his tenants TO more out, and rot
into an alteration with the LADY of the
house Miss Philonena interfered. which
was more than the landlord could stand.
He was cautioned by the judge to evict
his tenants with sentler means.
Chris Fisher. who tried TO stow awav
on the Mariposa. but was discovered and
put ashore by the captain. retaliated in
isnguase stronger than elegant An Of
hcer arrested him for profanity. Judge
Wilcox reprimanded him and sent him
forth.
John Wilson and Charles Crfitou Of
the Fort Stevens were in SQUIRT on the
charge of being mixed up with = street
ARRAY. When an ofieer stepped into the
witness box and told how the defendants
were found on Nuuanu street. fighting
tAe sso cid crunies looked at
each ot'<r assi iauxhsd st 10 XIII. TIE
asSnrsiity OF their having been al war
with each oder srrnek the prisoners as
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1900-11-11
NAVAL PROGRAM NOW PROVIDES
FOR TH|RTI-TFO NEW WARSH|PS

NEW YORK 3A finally adopted, a Washington X
the snavaln
of
displacement than double that laid down
The list which
dcruir
gunloats
cer ship
The board to the
both the
board Of which Admiral program in all
other particulars conforms under
a r
The
and auxiliary the
dions imposed of
American he
The fighting
the With building
authorized and with the batlehp cruisers
ready commission they wiE of thirty
ships
The police duty principally
Philippines in
COTTON gunboat will be smallest
but he
recommended by all officers in
essential preserving order the the
sago. -
X The three golfers
Norfolk thousand Manila 4
Hawaii They o sufficient to
& feet be 4
cabeayna ships
sci Vulcan be in the philippines and
+
TO like the
is by 4
listoh 4
20 in
east Manila. 4 4
4
4 4 4 4 4 4 + 4 4
4
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1900-11-11
DIFFICULTY IS LOCATED.
Says Wireless Telegraph Stations
should be on Low Ground.

A. Gray. the wireless telegraph eS-
pert. thinks he has solved the difficulty
in the local system in short order. He
ssys that the main trouble is that the
stations should be located in valleys
Esther than on high hills as they are now
situated. The upper part Of the works
uxs found 10 he in the right order, hRt
the ground wire did not reach water.
Mr.. Gray believes the same trouble exists
II Molokai and he has sent an sssissan,
there 10 investigate
The expert s,lanks Or Hawaiian Is
lands are I'm deal h@sa hst the develop
ment Of The system- lie belieyes with
Marconi that il viii reach perfection
here.
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1900-11-11
San Francisco People.

W. r. Goad. Ir.. and sister. Mrs. An
drew Martin. Mrs. MeNutt and daughters
are society people of San Francisco on
the Gaelic ON their way to Manila. Miss
Nj. McNuti is the tianee of Lieutenant
Ashton Potter. who was here some time
ago with the First New York regiment.
and the party are on their way to be
present at the wedding. which win take
place in the capital of the Philippines as
seon as the bride arrives.
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1900-11-11
Mccarthy il Arraigned.

William Mccarthy. the sailors board
ing honse man. was srraigned in the
Tinted States court yesterday on the
charge Of unlawfully holding and detain-
ing certain clothins Of James MeIntyre 4
ssairnns Mccarthy appeared withou, an
attorney and did nos enter plea to the
charge He Was allowed 10 20 on his own
feSosnirsnce to Appear IN court wesines-
day at 10 a M.
IA nj dss~ .s~sss s~A-s
* - soA -aoossS
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1900-11-11

exceedingly funny. and they couldn't keep
their faces straight during the argument
of Deputy Sheriff Chillingworth. Judge
Wilcox sized the two jolly salts up and
said: You have been little drunken
than you thought. Honolulu booze plays
queer pranks on strangers. l don't be-
lieve you've been fighting. Be careful
when you come TO Honolulu again. Go
back to your ship
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1900-11-11
TWO DIVORCES GRANTED.
Lam Sin Tet Freed From Her Lep.
rous Husband.

Lam Sin Tet has secured a divorce
from Lee Fay Young because the latter
has contracted Chinese leprosy. The
former appeared in court yesterday and
established her case. when the relief was
promptly granted.
decree of divorce in the suit of
Henrietta NJ. Toogood against Albert
Toogocd on the ground of failure to
provide was signed yesterday by Judge
Humphreys.
The summons of Bertha St. Clair in
her suit against John st. Clair has been
published by Judge Humphreys.
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1900-11-11

Sister Albertina Polyblank has been
appointed guardian of the estate of the
i've children of Wray Taylor and Be
atrice kuliaikanuu. deceased. in the pro
bate court. The order was granted up
on the petition of the guardian and of
the father. The orphans are William
Edward Bishop Wray Taylor. aged 10
ears; Henrietta Kalanihoano Wray
Taylor. Ia. and Mabel Malanielua Wray
Taylor. Ia. twins; Emily Augusta Wray
aylor. Is. and Beatrice Kuliaikanuu
Wray Taylor. IA. The children are
: Airs to considerable property
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1900-11-11

Oahu stock sold on the exchange yes
terday for S151 and Waialua went for
STA. Kihei took little upward jump.
as did McBryde and Olaa.
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1900-11-11
News of the Courts,

The supreme court. with Frear, Perry
and j. /. De Bolt on the bench. has
handed down an opinion sustaining the
lower court in the case of Nettie l..
Scott vs.. Thomas Silva. The suit was
over trespass. the plaintiff claiming the
sum OF $3.50 for damages from the de-
PENDANT. The district magistrate of
North kona. where the case originated.
rendered jugdment for Silva The lat
ter appealed to the circuit court of the
Third circuit. who also found for the de-
PENDANT. stating in the written decision
that the plaintiffs evidence was too
vague, indefinite and uncertain to justi-
~ verdict in her favor The case is
remanded TO the lower court for such
further proceedings as may be proper.
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1900-10-11
The Value Of A Ton OF Gold.

The c. mt: oversy regarding the
value of a ton of gold, which occurs
periodically, has again broken out
and is running the course in the col
umns of some of the mining papers.
Ore is measured by avoirdupois weight
and gold by troy weight. which gives
the necessary margin for argument.
But there is no ton in troy weight,
and, therefore, whenever ton Of any
material is mentioned il must mean
1000 pounds avoirdupois. An ounce
avoirdupois contains 4S7A grains and
an ounce troy $50 grains 1t follows,
therefore, that ton contains %, 1863
ounces troy. and, calculating the
value of an ounce OF gold at $20.67,
the value of ton will be S6o2, ,ST5.
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1900-10-11


Jinks-There's one good thing about
spoiled children. Binks-what's that?
Jinks-one never has them in ones
own house.
Fair Painter-I hope you don't mind
my sketching in your field? Farmer
Lord. no. missiei You keep the birds
on the peas better'n a ordinary
scarecrow.
Now. honestly, Maud. didn't Jack
propose last evening7' Why. y-e-e-s,
But how did you guess,. II noticed
that you didn't have that Worried look
this morning"
Curious yiliager-Ay. Sandy. an ye
wis woundel at Magerstontein. Whit
wis ye struck wi? Sandy ttired of
answering questions)-I wis struck wi
wonder when ! kent wisna killed.
visitor-what was the makr with
the man they Just brought in2 Doc
tor-Stuck his head through a pane
of glass. Visitor-How did he look
Doctor-His face wore an injured ex-
preston.
Teacher 1endeavoring to explain the
meaning of the word "harness'D-
What does your father put on the
horse? Small Boy This face brighten
ing)-Please. sir. e puts on all e can
II e thinks ft1l win
Conundrum tby Mr.. Pnnch's prin-
ter's deviD.-Is there any rule of Eng
lish composition that Mr.. ex-President
Steyn invariably observes? Yes. He
never comes to a full stop without be-
ginning with fresh capital.
walker-You know the saying. lie,
me make the songs OF a nation. and
don't care who makes It's law" Fra
ser-Yes. What about it7 Walker-It
ought to read. Let me make the laws
of nation and III put in gaol half
the folk who make its. songs"
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1900-10-11
IN a NUTSHELL.

Grasshoppers are playing havoc
with the cotton crop in the Mississippi
delta.
Berlin has sixty-tkree public monu-
mems and Is making ready for some
more.
The May riots at Milan in 1895 have
cost the Italian government si3 3.ooo.-
900 so far.
OF the total area OF the japanese en-
pire-ll7. 900 square miles-hardiy IL
Per cent is cultivabis.
The thirty-three largest towns of
England and Wales have a total popu-
iAtion OF nearly 1000 900.
The recent tests have shown that
coffee increases mental and bodily
waste rather than retards it
The average charge for tuition fees
In American colleges is SIS a year.
while the cost to colleges is Sis.
The cemetery for pet animals re-
Gently opened near Paris has separate
quarters for dogs. cats and birds.
II is expected that during the COM
ing summer the number Of Scotch and
English tourists in Ireland will top the
record.
The population of Italy has increased
In the course of twenty-five years.
from $4,000. 900 In 1878, to more than
30 .o0o. 900 In 1900.
Petroleum occurs in Algeria. and at
Oran there is tract 120 miles In
length that is said to be exceedingly
rich in petroleum.
The finding OF pearls of value in the
regular oyster Of commerce Is a rare
occurrence. though the reports OF such
finds are frequent
The forests of the United States
cover one-Quarter of the entire coun-
try. and over si.ooo. 900 worth OF tim
Der is cut every year.
The mortai.y from pneumonia is
still quite high in the German army.
Every soldier eonvalescent from It has
a furlough OF four weeks
Sweden is suffering severely in the
rural districts from a scarcity OF fod-
der, due to the unusually short hay
and oats crops of last season
The value OF Transvaal mining ma
h.nery is not far from $i7.o9o. .oco.
Most OF the machinery (about $40, ,oo0.-
90 WORTH is on the witwatersrand.
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1900-10-11
POINTED PARAGRAPHS

Be loving and you will never wan,
for love.
Only children play ball. Men make
business OF II.
Why should clock be arrested for
striking the hour.
Reason is a mans guide. but .prin-
ciple is his safeguard.
People who have long faces are apt
to have short understandings.
In driving a nail a woman either
drives it crooked or hits her finger.
A rural editor says the lay of the
hen lays all over that of the poet.
As rule the man who talks loud
est in an argument is In the wrong.
II you would have good servan.
select neither a friend nor a relative.
Better remain poor than acquire
wealth at the expense of your good
name.
A hardware clerk isn't necessarily a
defaulter because he sells iron and
bolts.
Don't imagine that you can win the
regard of your neighbors by SAYING
Just what you think.
Life is often but dream to a young
man until experience treads on his
corns and wakes him up.
A learned scientist has made the
startling discovery that habitual thirst
is the cause of habituaI drunkenness.
According to statistics lightning
strikes more women than men each
year-probably because they are more
attractive-Chicseo NewB-
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1900-10-11
GLOBE sloArs.

The bigger the time, the longer It
takes to get over it.
Don't be fond of people; it is q
weakness that will only make you
trouble.
II you feel that perhaps You are
something of bore. that settles it:
you are big one.
You can't tell about marriage; the
happiest couple we ever knew made
the worst wreck of it.
II a widower would admit how soon
after the funeral he began thinking of
other women. what O. scandal would
result.
When a man admires a woman, he
wonders that all other women are not
like her; it seems so easy for a wo-
man to be patient. amiable and agree
able.
The elocutionist who breaks down"
in doing her act. should console herself
with the thought that every one is
not be encored.
II man knows enough to earn the
money to buy lot of useless forks
and spoons. bis women folks should
not be hard on him because he doesn't
know how to use them.
Something is wrong. The times are
producing girls and boys heavier and
larger than those Of ten years ago. but
cherry tree branches have not grown
proportionately stronger
When woman brings out only one
glass, calls it a loving cup and asks all
her guests to drink out of it, there
is always suspicion among those not
posted on social customs. that she
hasn't enough glasses to go around.
Within month after woman be-
gins thinking lot of man, she be-
gins making him trouble The first
trouble man and woman have, is
over another woman. a woman be-
comes Jealous first. but man seldom
complains of another man inside of
nve or six years.-Atehison Globe.
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1900-10-11
ScOtt'S
Emulsion

Of Cod Liver Oil is the means
of life, and enjoyment Of life to
thousands: men women and
children.
When appetite fails, it re-
stores it. When food is a
burden, it lifts the burden.
When youlose fesh,it brings
the plumpness Of health.
When work is hard and
duty is heavy, it makes life
bright.
wedge; the thick end Is food.
But what Is the use of food,
when you hate it, and can't di-
gest III
SCOTS Emulsion Of Cod
Liver OH is thefood that makes
you forget your stomach.
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ssifS ,ws.. eaS.:;,ss;;. aS:s ,ss;...
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CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1900-10-11
elo ArrPxrHoNJL. n


0npt HcNullsn's Mistsks In Selecting
Snake Food
The trading steamship St. Regulus
started from Hongaong last May with
three big snakes and one pig. says the
New York World The St. Regulus
docked at the foot OF Pike street. East
River, at o'clock last night with only
two serpents and one pig. 1t was this
way. The snakes. which were star pas
sengers especially commended to the
consideration Of Capt McMullen, were
SO lavishly fed ON shore that It was
not anticipated they would again be-
come hungry for several moons. The
Oriental dealer who sold the sleepy
snakes suggested that they might re-
cover their appetite before the trip was
ended, and advised that a little pig be
placed in the cage with the largest Of
the reptiles. The serpents were of the
python breed. and more than 20 feet
long. II the biggest python Of all
showed an appetite for fresh pig. then
the other pythons should be tempted
with like delicacies. said the snake
dealer. Capt. McMullen bought a
proper pig. 1t had snout for business
and an artistic curl in its tail. The
pig was dropped into the cage with the
big python Maybe the Hongkong
pigs mental poise was upset for few
days after entering the python's cage.
but he soon regsined his composure.
took charge OF the cage and paid lit
tie attention to the stupid python. The
pig. whose spirits revived and whose
system thriyed on the food that the
sailors threw into the cage. developed
an abnormal appetite. The days sped
on and the St Regulus crossed the In
traversed the Red sea and passed
through the Suez canal. In the Medi-
terranean the Eurasian pig. which had
now developed Into a shoat with vic
ious temper. decided to force matters
TO an issue. 'If there's any vivisec-
fion 10 be done in this cage I guess
I'll be the operator" soliloquized the
pig. according to Captain McMullen's
belief. II think I would like a piece
Of this python. II don't eat him he
may wake Up su-ne fne day and eat
me-" appears 10 have been the line OF
the Intelligent pigs reasoning So
piggie helped himself to the fattest
part of the python's sleek. long body.
The snake couldn't help himself. and
the nrst thing Captain McMullen knew
the inquisitive pig had eaten his own
weight ont OF the writhing python.
and then the reptile died
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1900-10-11

Happiness depends very much on
the condition of the liver and kidneys.
The ills of life make but little impress
sion on those whose digestion is good.
You can regulate your liver and kid
neys with Herkine and eairy aellth
and buoyancy of spirits Price 81
cents. Sold iy Hunter Palmer.