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The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1902-09-19

Tie nirectoirc Elton front arrang-
ed tobo worn opcn or closed as the
exigIc.cs of Dame Fashion and our
cqunG caphClous climate demand. Is
a spelal feature of many OF the coats
Of tho season. whether long or short
THIS patty little coat Ia an exception
ally happy exanple Of this design. u
is made Of satin finished clotn OF a
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1902-09-19

n down town office
after a week in the
mountains where
tickers are not and
whore the din of
tho market Is lost
In the roar OF the
mountain stream
does not need TO
consult the chrun
iclcB to find out
Just how the world
has been behaving
Itself He may take
a comfortable seat
In q big red leather
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1902-09-19

aYlVauln iH go
lug TO gu up
higher q is
now a good
thing 10 buy
and that lfltis
going 10 drop q
few points 10 is
now a good
thing 20 sell
lie is quito Ger
tain that ~ the
G a n a d ian
Northwest gets
10 be as rich
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1902-09-19

understand that this rev collar gives
q chance for original volunlnousncsa
A deep type OF collar 80 yellow sllk
batlsto is embroidered In black and
cream silk and has insets OF ccru
lace edged with yellow STIR % adds
distinction TO a gown of tobac
brown poau Dc sole
Another collar IS OF black SIX nous.
seliuo over black taneta u Is em'
broidered In waite silk and snanglcd
with tiniest cui let Tho edges are
finished with black silk lace an inch
and half wide loosely ruled at the
Joining.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1902-09-19

case one knows that thlngg are or
dered well by the little blind demon
q, chance hat cuts the pack and deals
the hands for the merry game OF mil
lions.
Yet is the wlseacre something be-
You'd the nero Spectator. The latter
takes his wisdom from the formers
lips. or gets II In the tlpsters proph-
ecy, or from a chance remark OF some
great man, The former manufactures
Il on the premisos so to speak. Back
OF him he has years Of experience.
some bitter, gome sweet Does II hap
pen that a certain stock goes climb
ing swiftly away beyond It's value as
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1902-09-19

somewhere and and n might 10
wen TO see that it has not broken out
In the church or in any OF the nearby
houses
Before tho words were all uttered
the congregation was pouring out Of
the church, each family being anxious
- make sure that lis homo was not
ON IRE, Il need hardly be said that
The IRE existed only Ia the pastors
imagination.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1902-09-19

During the fiscal year ended with
June, 1857 vessels. OF 473,9sl gross
tons. were launched In the United
States. as compared with l,7O9 vessels.
of 4s9 GIG tons. in 1901. The decrease
is in sailing vessels. canAlboats.
barges, etc
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1902-09-19

N7OWN town a wlsoacro is man
who has made million
TT- "buckinr the street" Up
CO. town wiscacrc Us man who
knows enough to leave the
street alone. There Is certain inrou.
sistcncy In the two definitions. but
both exist
The downtown wiscacrc is an In.
tsresting and instructive type. In fact.
he Is liberal education in himself
but. like other liberal pducatluus. be
costs money to acquire one may hud
him hanging over the ticker. always
smoking. always complacent always
confidential. He is as easily recog.
nized as n detective or o head walter
one can see the financial wisdom fair.
~ glinting In his eyes lie brcathes in
time with the delicate rattle OF the
ticker His heart beats az the market
moves. He Is the porsonlncatlon OF
the Wall street market
Naturally then. DC is moro or loss
Of a barometer a man coming into
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1902-09-19

cry cordlng. braid. rose ruchlngs,
chiffon, moussellno de sole and inser-
tlons appear among the trimmings.
RIBBON also enters largely into their
mikeup and some are alternate bands
ofsatln ribbon and insertion, while IN
other gowns the ribbon Is velvet.
Three different shades OF chiffon arc
used for some tea gowns. Thus a
foundation Is white, q middle chiffon
~ delicate green and the outside one
IS roso pink. FLUFFY RULES trim the
bottom OF such a dress very prctuly.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1902-09-19

Tea and house gowns Of the show.
rooms are ON the most elaborate or
der In all manner Of handsome mate
RAILS from the heavy 10 the transpar.
ent. Most Of them reflect empire
styles, though there are a few models
tight fitting at the waist. these usually
IN cashmere or henrietta cloth. Moire
In black, white and delicate shades Is
a new material for these gowns. and.
whatever It's shade. is beautifully
trimmed. Lace. all kinds Of embroid.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1902-09-19

ing swiftly away
beyond It's value as
estimated by the
experts, the wise
acre saith TO him
self;
" 'Tis well: I
have seen such
things before and
shall again. | think.
Sell me a thousand
Of this stock that
doth 80 vaunt H.
self"
Does II happen
that the earnings
of a certain road,
like Pennsylvania,
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1902-09-19

brilliant dark blue color. all the edges
being hnlshed with strap Of tan
broadcloth. stitched with Coriicelli
spool filk 10 self color Tho coat col.
lar is bofdered By a similar strap. but
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1902-09-19

Two oak chairs made for the use OF
the king and queen OF England when
they visited Middlesbrough. in 1899.
have Just been sold for "a 5s each.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1902-09-19

One Of the taking Paris novelties
Is hattopped pyramid braid. either
in one color or In black and white.
Two or three fine silk cords outline
the pyramid. and many dressmakers
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1902-09-19
HEARTHANDBOUDOlR
SOME FASHIONABLE FANciEs
AND FASHION FRlLLs.

Early Fall Coat That win Soon be a
Necessary carment-some Hints on
the collar--A Paris Novolty-for
Cool September Days.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1902-09-19

Culture WIFI never eliminate tho
murga OF ihe cross from Christ
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1902-09-19

The hlliorest rod may drive 70 tho
Iwooi0Hi comfort
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1902-09-06
THE SHOOTING TOURNAMENT.
Another Day Of Remarkable Shooting
ard Smashing OF Records.

Sea Girt. ~. :. September t.-Another
Hay Of remarkable shooting and smash
ing Of records was closed here this
evening with the wind up OF the COM
pany team match CTyro). The princi-
pal event OF the afternoon and one Of
The most important. the interstate miii-
tary match. was won by the New Jer-
sey team. which scored n total OF 1882
out OF a possible 1900 and incidentally
broke the high score record. 1914. which
New Jersey established last year. The
District OF Columbia team. which fn-
shed second. eQualied the 1914 record
and shattered the record FOR the 600
Yards stage Of the match. The standing
81 the other teams follows: New York
third. with 101f. Massachusetts,. fourth.
with 1883. Pennsylvania. fifth. With
1851. the United states Marine Corps
team. sixth. with i0if. Ohio. seventh.
with i0ls. the United States Army
team. eighth. with 1905. and Maryland
ninth. with 93s
Georgia In 1897 rolled up a total %
llOl In the competition. but aa sill
houette target was not used that year.
the score is not taken into considera-
ton IN comparison with work on tbs
bulls eye target Several OF the rifle
men made perfect scores az tho 20
Yards stage. The prize which New Jer-
sey retains is the bronze Soldier q
Marathon" presented by the COM
mander-in-chief on behalf OF the state
n New York.
There were hftecn entries IN thu
company team match Cryro) which was
not concluded until nearly dark Mem
bors OF the teams that shot in this
match had never been on a winning
team in any team match at sea Glrt
previous 90 tho previous meeting Each
man fred five shots at 500 yards and
five shots at 200 yards. Company y.
Fourth New Jersey. won. with a total
of l3f out ~ "a possible $50. Company =.
Seventh New York. second. with r2s.
tho second team of Company T. Eighth
Massachusetts. third. with 125. and the
first team ~ Company I. Eighth Mas
sachusctts. fourth. with 124
Troop L. First Georgia. finished
eighth. with i2l. scoring s. at 200 yards
and sc at 600 yards.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1902-09-06
a 40 FOR \ nkArH-sED scENE

East Ia Vegas. y NJ. September 4
Human ingenuity was pitted against
the hand OF death which Mrs A. c.
Dake and daughter made 20 reach the
bedside OF the husband and father
stricken with a mortal Illness in Den
yer
Mrs. Dake. who IS the wife OF a
wealthy real estate and mining man.
was in California when she heard that
her husband was stricken. She and
her daughter started home Al Wins.
low. Arizona. she received word her
husband had but a few hours 20 live
and she Immediately ordered special
train from the santa re road payiRs
$1,000 for IL.
Denver. Col. September f-The
Santa Fe special bringing Mrs a G.
Dake and daughter 10 Denver. covered
The $50 miles between the two cities In
,weBty hours and twelve minutes
The average speed for tho entire dis,
;apce. half Of IL through a mountain
ous country. was forty miles an hour
Mrs. Dake found her husband s.ll
alive and conscious. but very low.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1902-09-06

Castries. Island Of st. Lucia. p. W. l..
september as p. m.-The Royal mail
s'amer Yare arrived here this after
on from the island Of Martinique
She brings the report that a violent
volcanic eruption occurred there last
night and that about 1000 persons are
said To- have perished. Large numbers
OF people are leaving the island
London. September 4-The CORES
pondent OF the Daily Mail NJ Castries.
St. Lucia. has cabled the following ac-
count OF the phenomena witnessed az
the time OF the recent outbreak Of Mons
Pelee. Martinique:
Between and Q O'Clock I'm the even
ing OF August 3Oth a spectacle OF ter
rife grandeur was witnessed from
here. 4 pitch black cloud hung over
the island OF Martinique. through
which shot at intervals pillars OF flame
high in the sky. which broke In fan
tastic forms OF colored fire and scat
tered as showers Of fiery sparks. About
nightfall clouds were darting about like
millions OF monster fire flies. and above
All those large aureoles appeared ira the
Bky."
The correspondent then proceeds %
eentrm the details Of the eruption a.
already known and says.
There were tremendous earth rum
blings and explosions. The ground
rocked and nothing could stand on ia
bles and shelves. Boats were unable 90
reach town owing 70 the fall OF hot
ashes, and the tidal wave DESTROYED
the whole OF the seG front OF lie Car
bet.
People returned here from Martin
lQue only last week 70 take hNck their
families 20 Fort de France"
POint-a-Pitrie, September l. %. m
Loud detonRtions were heard here last
night IN the direction Of Mont Pelee.
Roseau. Island OF Dominica. y. W. T..
september "A copy OF L'Opinion OF
Fort De France, Martinique. dated Sep
tember Sd. says that over 1890 persons
vere killed during the volcanic erup-
uon OF Mont Pelee OF last Saturday.
and that a still greater number OF per-
eons has been brought 10 Fort de
France by the French cruisers Tage
and Suchct. and by coasting craft. Tho
hospitals OF Fort dc France were nlied
with sick and wounded.
Castries. Island OF ST. Lucia. r. W I.
september At was quite dark here
al $50 o'clock this morning. At that
hour the sun was obscured. as Il is
during an eclipse.
p. m.-The British steamer Savan.
Captain Hunter. arrived here to-day
from the island Of Trinidad. She was
covered with dust and reports that she
ran into dense cloud Of dust while
twenty miles south Of St Vincent.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1902-09-06
OFF FOR NORTH CAROLINA.

Boston. September 4-James NJ.
Rogers. the cOlored man wanted in
North Carolina on a charge of setting
ire to dwelling house 10 beyond the
Jurisdiction Of any court I'm this State
After Judge Hammond, OF the Supreme
Court. had denied a petition for a writ
of habeas corpus. having for its object
The release of the prisoner. an officer
rom North Carolina. hustled the
young man out of thc State To-day
while the prisoner was being taken
away his lawyer was applying 20 the
Federal Court for writ habeas corpus
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1902-09-06
" Va


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= ''' WIS '''F'' n'7 afternoon rom
N".e-i'i il7io' T.. D. johnson. ~ the
norfolk auC Western. sfcfiar that az
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o0 rfNt Mo -tr IAr <crfoIs ans
Western oa ...ls here nlte not SCI.
been a..,fsos MS r. .o.,. t,. -fr.t. ,,,.
....,.4 -
"-'' <''''@ 's e',n'F @'
nr hf- nn.. na f'..- ra- n- Tn thr
3l.s mine lt pul. ror..s .te,c Mon
rey .i-ht v.s -tu lri..r. to-day
ct-t..1 ..rrrl-. Jnr~..r ~ th.
Norfolk aut fV.rf-ft. .r.r r.ruhe.f %
rlitt hy i... .' ..a ...f what tho
Naeta ~ th. ..tt'e.n.rt .f tEe slriir.
~as and f..fed t..f ftere vls nr
skrr.ntnt .u tle mime worker
-innfv a..l r.- tr rtr.se oT and or
4eriug tN- rr OIL. r,..i,n O. work o.
next Mord f .-fcr. ..g.r lla .-re~enc.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1902-09-06
FRED MARRIOTT SHOT.
Attacked by Thomas =. Williams. Jr..
President % the California Jockey
Club, and TruSton Beale, Former
United States Minister 70 Persia
and Greece.


San r~ran-f-oo -,-.r-..t,- r.,
,r,~-tc.. .t. .t,.- -, 81.
''-"''''o Nf"s Letter. was shot thr @
Nnes AND seriously wounded az his
home last night His aee1nanfs yvore
Thomas u v-rff,.,s u ,r..l.t..,. %
,ho ,.tt....t. r., ...
-'' 4'uN
~" i.i'. FORMER n'i"d states Min
lister to Persia ana Greece and a wcl-
known clubnan OF this CITY Nelth-r
will say who did th. shontinr nut MIR
riott saws it was Williams Tn. follow
lng account OF the shooting ,-.e Given
by Marriott before hc ,vns nun uraaf.
anaesthetics at the hoenital.
'An appointment ,va. made. hv frf.-
phone for a meeting vrffn Honfo Abolfr
3 o'clock Beale ana Williams came 40
the house and 7 answered the door bell
myself Beale struck u,e "A hra, hfo,v
IN the face and made another slash n
me wifi his EST Smash him. tho -
cried Williams. rctreate8 as the blow
on the forehead almost blinded me 7
then started upstairs and Williams be
gan shooting"
The first shot dred shattered Mar
rlotts left leg below the knee and he
fell 90 the steps As DE rolled to thr
bottom OF the stairs. two more bullets
struck him. one cut through the thle,
few inches below the hip. passing
clear through the leg The other struck
him ln the right hand Mrs Marriott
hearing the arst shot came Co fhe head
of the stairs in time 20 sce her husband
fan. she started down to him Then. lt
o. averred the revolver was turned on
her and Two more shots were nred. one
passed within four inches og her head.
Williams said I'VE considered lt our
\ duty q punish Marriott for publishing
I an ART 'r last week renecting en- the
/ reputation of n young lady"
| beale said that, although The lady
name was not mentioned. her identity
was so plainly Indicated that he felf
bound 70 resent the publication. After
the shooting Williams and Benie went
70 The Pacific Union Club where they
were placed under arrest Marriott viii
recover unless blood poison sets In.
Nllllarns and beale were released on
I $4,000 bonds each.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1902-09-06
AN INTERESTING MATRIMONIAL.
DISPUTE.

Rome. September 4-The case OF
Princess Rospigllosi. who was a Miss
Marie Reid. OF Washington, d. c. for
the annulment OF her first marriage
with Fred Parkhurst. of Bangor. Me.
involves a point Of common law the de-
cisiOn OF which Is considered In church
circles as liable 10 affect thousands Of
marriages OF Catholics and nom Catho-
lies Ia the United States. The applica~
ton for the annulment was filed four
teen months ago. The lawyers have
just formally complained OF the delay
In reaching a decision. which they at
tribute TO malevence. The case has
aroused interest in society. where the
Princess has warm friends as Well ss
enemies.
RcsSemcr. Ala-, august R.-P6MSs ON
Ger ]. j. Flowers was killed Just before
daylight to-day by two tramps. while he
and Officer Smitherman were looking foa
loiterers. They found two white men in c
box car and ordered them 70 come out
The men refused 10 do SO. and Flouers
struck match. Hs was shot dead
Washington. September 4.-Messass
of congratulation over the escape Of
the President from his accident yester-
asy have begun &c cene 70 the State
Vs2sssmsns fren abroad
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1902-09-06
STATE TICKET NOMINATED.

Milwaukee, Wis, September 4-Ths
Wisconsin Democratic state convention
concluded its labors at a late hour this
afternoon. Following Is the complete
list Of nominations.
For GOvernor-David :. Rose, OF NIL
waukec.
For Lieutenant-G t-Governor-John W.
Wattawa. OF Kewaukee
Secretary % State-Louis a. IanRe.
Fond Du Lac
boo.
Attorney -General-Olaf p. Schaar.
Lacrosse.
Railroad Commissioner. Il. y. Redner.
Ashland.
Insurance Commissioner-Wm. Far
ber. New London
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1902-09-06
The Supreme Court Of Appeals.
SrrpRrMr cnrnr

Staunton, Va. September An the
supreme Court the case OF F'allsburg
Power and Manufacturing Company
rs. Alexander, from Circuit Court or
Abcmarle. was argued and submitted
his morning
The case ~ the United States Fidelity
md Guarantee Company ". Peeh'es.
rom Circuit Court of Nelson. IA now
,eing argued before the court.
The case of Fitzpatrick vs.. FIts-
patrick viii he taken up next
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1902-09-06

Black Diamond. Wash. .A~1 V.-Trecv
has escaped again. lie has elu-ed ths
sheriff or king county and many picked
Ten. who had advanced on his hidtne
place three miles from here ass pt,b,
The posse arrived at Fracy's htslfos
place six o. eight hours after he rad lerr
fie had taken row boat and zone 20 a.
east end or Sawyer lake. DreSuuoahl,,
about o'clock this morning. accompanl. I
hy his two confeder0tes. Sheriff cu6ih. i,
and me posse returned 70 Black D.arno. /
hAs been sbsneens<a
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1902-09-06
TIE WAR MANoEUVREs.
Tho Brooklyn and Olympia Attack"
Fort Wright-The Fort Replies
VIGOROUSLY

Fort Wrisht-The rort Replies
Vigorously.
Fishers Island. -. Y. September A.
Az five minutes after 10 o'clock a gen
srai alarm rang out over Fort Wright
and all the troops were called to arms.
At that hour searohlight No 8 picked
up the cruiser Brooklyn rs she was
speeding to the westward toward the
Race.
At first II was supposed that the
,ruiser was on her way 10 New York
.or repairs but she came so close 10
he island that a warning shot was
ired. and 10 the surprise OF the officers.
the replied vigorously. This action leads
% the belief that the reported accident
% the Brooklyn has been exaggerated
~ the navy officials for the purpose OF
hrowing the defenders OF the fort or
heir guard.
The firing had been on but a few
moments. when the Olympia was sight
d closely following the Brooklyn, and
1he. too. opened up with every avail
Ible gun on the forts. After these two
sessels passed through the Race. three
>atti"sh.ps We're picked up by the
ieachlights. The battleships were soon
recognized as the Kearsarge, Massac-
lusetts end Alabama. and they were
proceeding toward he Race In the or
Ter named. As they passed the forts,
hey opened fire. Every gun at Fort
Wright was now blazing away ana
Forts Terry and Niche were also max
ng valiant attempt 20 put the ships
,ut OF business. The range was about
coo yards.
The dense smoke. both from the guns
" the battleships and forts now en-
Teioped the former. The ships soon took
advantage OF this and scudded away
through the Race.
Montauk l.. l.. September 4.-Mon-
AUX was attacked by the enemy's ships
lhis morning. The Mayfiower appeared
n Fort Pond Bay at 5 o'clock. She was
followed by the Panther and Supply.
The weather was misty and the vessels
we're not detected until they had enter.
"a the bay.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1902-09-06
% rsss~d or good come out or ~.
rms PoER WAR CASUALTY LIST.

London. September An interesting
Pariia nicntary paper gfving returns OF the
military forces employed IN south Africa
auriHE the late war. was issued today
TIE garrison August I. 1893. consisted OF
tis aricers and eic2 men. reinfo.cenncnts
sent between then and the outbreak %
hcrt.iities October ifth. 1899. totaiTed t3s4s.
Trsr-aftsr The troops sent up 60 Ma, al.
fc fsached the great total ~ Sss osl. be-
f1ss s7.si4 men raised in South Africa.
TIE final casualty dEurcs are. Killed.
r1i wounded. q CO. died of wounds or
lis-aRc IafsN
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1902-09-06
VII RESUME woRK MONDAY

The Strike % the Mines. Which Has
Existed IN the Pocahontas and
Otner coal Fields OF the Two Nlr.
ginias Since June last. Declared
or at Meeting o. the United
Mine V orkscs Held at Keystone,
W Va.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1902-09-06
1900 LIVES LOST
m A VOLCANIC ERUPTION ON THE
ISLAND OF MARTINIQUE.
PEOPLE FLEEING FROM ISLAND.

\ Graphic Account OF the Recent
Phenomens-A Spectacle Of Ter
rifle Grandeur-Pillars Of Flame
Break High In the Sky In Fantastic
Forms of colored Fire and Scatter
as Showers Of Fiery Sparks
Clouds Dart About Like Millions
Of Monster Fire Files.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1902-09-06
a RARKENTNE sTRANDEn

Nassau. -. p. September 4-The
barkcntine Harry Merryday. OF Jack
sonville. Fla. Captain Allison. strand "a
on Long Island. August 3Oth and was
totally lost. The crew escaped and the
Fargo and materials OF the vessel were
saved.