The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1902-08-29
UTAH STATE NEWS

-Four thousand were Ia attendance
at the reunion Of Black Hawk veterans
ct Lehi, iis veterans being In line at
drill.
The womens Christian Temperance
Union Of Salt Lake IL preparing for
crusade 10 that city against the drink
habit
Miss salde Royls OF Lehi, was thrown
from buggy aud sustained a disloca.
ton Of the hip, her escape from death
being a narrow one.
Thomas spihing, who was run over
by a street car In Salt Lake City and
suffered the loss OF leg. has since
sueeumbed TO his Injuries.
The Salt Lake street cars are to have
Tenders. the superintendent Of the
road making the announcement that
all cars will be provided with Tenders
so a short time.
John Hapley, agsd =, OF Eureka, bad
both his hands badly injured by the
explosion Of giant cap which he aud
some companions found and with which
they we're playing.
sparhe from a paaainR train set Gre
70 a saloon building In Layton last
week. the volunteer Gre department
saving the building after loss Of $3.50
had been sustained.
Calvin u. Potter, an attorney Of Salt
Lake City aud at one time prominent
In Michigan state politics, committed
suicide early on the 18th, by taking
enough morphine to Kin a dozen men.
The Rocky Mountain hell Telephone
company has announced positively that
is contemplated line from Fairview
over the mountains to scoaeld has
been abandoned for the present at
least
Spanlsh Fork Ia hgllating the change
by NE Rio Grande in its main line to
take u through that town. II IL ar
gued that the present line can be
greatly improved upon aud all parties
greatly benefited.
Works. progrsssiuT dly on the
Dsnvsrl Tor,hwsstsrn Nod Pacific
raliroad--the Salt Lake nssr shor,
llne-and II is is claimed thatthe road
will be running trains into Salt Lake
within two years.
byron Reid, an eIget'year-old salt
Lake boy. while plying circus with
some other boys. W. shot In the leg
with a toy pistol and dangerous
wound inflicted, the lads life being
despaired Of for ailme.
The two year.sld daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs VILLAS Morgan OF Salt Lake,
was drowned 10 an Irrigation ditch
Saturday last, he little one falling In
while trying TO cross on = narrow
hsadgate ovsr thc canal.
The body o. Peter Anderson. the
Park city hermit, was found In his
lop,ly cabin, II being the general
onlnIou that he had starved to death,
N. VA. an eccentric character aud was
said 70 10 worth $4,000.
sldnsy chAlksr, is-yeAr-old Salt
LnLs boz, was playing With a revolver
when W. saw a policeman approaching,
Yauee Chalker endeAvored 10 sscrete
the Weapon, II exploded aud he re-
cslvsd painful wound 10 the thigh.
nleyellst King Of salt Lake was bad.
n blurred In AN accident at the Ma
local Circuit bicycle races at Asbury
psrk. n, j., last week, when he was
BADLY hurt about the head aud his
light eur nearly severed from his
bead.
Harry W. llynds, who refereed the
recent RooI-Gsrdner eight In Salt Lake,
was seriously injured Friday OF las,
week while hunting near Cheyenne,
his horse falling ON him, his chest be-
ing crushed aud hls head cut In several
places
Charles Botha, better known ne
Dutch Charlie, charged with the mur.
der Of William wbbitts Of the la Sal
ranch, just over tho Colorado. q tab
ANht w AAAhf WAS AAhN NNNh ~ NNhhlf
cello, convicted Of murder In the firsi
degree.
solomon Peterson, Of Sautaquln, was
drowned In Spring Lake, while bath
Ing with number OF friends Il Ia
thought the young man was taken with
cramps. a. he sank before any OF his
companions could 20 TO his assist
Anee.
News comes OF the death OF Martin
Nelson OF Provo. Martin enlisted a.
one Of the Rough Riders In the SDanith
war After serving In the United
States cavalry he enlisted As one OF the
South African horse guards aud died
10 Africa.
Lucky Joe, an Indian, who In early
days was terror to the Overland Stage
company, was murdered at the Indian
ranch fifteen miles from Ibapah by
his son, lbhpah, an all.round bad
Indian, who dubbed his father 20
death with Winchester
William Williams Of Hyrum, on Fri.