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Show KU(IM ) W1 w THE SPANISH FORK PRESS. QUAINT OLD CHURCH CEREMONY END OF THE WAR IS IN SIGHT the Besets" an Annual Event In Normandy. ANDREW JENSEN, FablUltar. RUSSIA IS QUITE WILLING TO . One of the quaintest ceremonies which may still be seen in some parts UTAH. TALK OF PEACE NOW. SPANISH FORK, o' Normandy la the "benediction des The oxen, asses and a few bestlaux. horses which are raised thoroughbred ComLiberal Offer NEWS. STATE UTAH Would Probably in that part of France are assembled if Considerations Japan pensatory tn front of the little church. There Seriously Desires Peace, University of Utah students have may also be a bullock or two and some cows. The procession of peaspledged about $5,000 to the new gymnasium fund The party within the Russ an gov- ants In quaint costumes issues At a meeting held in Bingham Junc- ernment which is urging the emperor from the church to tbe music ot a is droned by tbe priest chant tion last week, the prevailing senti- to indicate to Japan Russias willing- and uhlth The vererable cure people. a war to reasonable if ness end the ment was In favor of the Incorporation a few drops on tbe heads sprinkles of that town. baslij can be reached, has beon greatly of each of the beasts, who receive it The teachers of Salt Lake City and encouraged the last few days, and an ap it is given, with a becoming air the children are to have no vacation actual pacific proposal must be Just of conviction. When all the animals the benediction bundles this spring, it being deemed not ad- ahead. The subject has occupied have received tied up in coarse linen are placed conferof the of attention much, the visable to prolong the school term, Certain grand at the pedestal of the cross facing the ences at Tsarakoe-Selo- . cl urch. Th se packets contain bread James Moran, a resident of Ogden, dukes, supported by General Sakha-roffand salt, wh'eh are to be given to received a telegram one day last week the minister of war; Admiral the animals not able to attend the been killed had wife his that stating Avellan, the head of the admiralty ceremony. There may be a couple in a street car accident in Oakland. and what is known as the war party, of hundred peasants taking part in Four inmates of the reform school are still bitterly opposed to the idea this ceremoii) and not a trace of levat Ogden have made their escape from of peace under present circumstances, ity or anything but devout composure that Institution during the past five but with the exception of the minis- in to be seen on their faces. When weeks, but three have been captured. ters of war and marine, the emperors the ceremony is completed the proees-n.opasses through the village chantIt is announced that Green River ministers, backed by M. Witte, solidly ing, and then disperses. and Moab will have a boat in operation favor this course, and the convincing next week, which will serve to better arguments they offer are telling. BANK BUILDING OF GLASS. the transportation facilities to Grand French influences In the same direction are now being supported by Ger- Unique Home Planned for Institution county. at Des Moines, Iowa. ' Many farmers in the vicinity of man opinion. C. K. Eastman has submitted plans Tho Russian government now feels American Fork are plowing under to the officials of the Des Moines natbolr lucerne and planting wheat, be- certain that Japan will not make tho tional bank, for a building of classic her disclose move nor first position lieving there is more money in the to be built of glass after his design, until overtures are made authorita- new latter crop. plan of glass construction. The 8. S. Smith, employed in the Daly tively In the emperors name, on the building, as constructed,, would be West mine at Park City, was seriously ground that he alone Is capable of most unique and would be especially Russia. attractive with its heavy columns of injured, being knocked down and binding wire glass. In the conferences the concerning dragged a considerable distance by a Mr. Eastmans scheme of glass connow should Russia whether question string of cars. has provoked much comment struction indicate her willingness for peace, all The establishing of a juvenile court the country. The general throughout conthat preparations to in Salt Lake City soon, as provided for agree, firstly, plan follows: tinue the war shall not be relaxed and, It consists of a steel framework, by the recent legislature, has proto reject humiliating terms. supported by brackets attached to the secondly, of candidates duced a large number There would probably be two points beams of the floors, in duplicate, makfor Judge of the court. on which Russia would be found im- ing two walls of opalescent wire glass, Jack McAlinden, a miner employed placable, namely, cession of in territory the glass being set tbe steel frameat the mine, at Park City, and indemnity, to neither of which, it work. Tbe glass walls are approximately a was seriously injured by picking into la said, would Emperor Nicholas ever foot apart, making an Insulating dead a charge of giant powder in a missed agree. air space to prevent loss of beat In hole In the face of a drift. It is pointed out, however, that if Three years of controversy over the Japan Beriously desires peace on colwaters of Beaver river has ended in lateral questions, Russia might be a complete victory for Beaver City ready to offer 'libera! compensatory and the water users who derive their considerations. For instance, in lieu of direct she might turn indemnity from that municipality. tights over to Japan tho proceeds of the sale from railroad Malad The Valley of all the rights and property of tne Corlnno to Garland has been turned Port Arthur and Daly and the Chinese over to the Oregon Short Line, and Eastern railways and liberally pay for the maintenance of Russian preparations are being made to extend in Japan, and, while refusingprisoners to cede the line to Malad City in Idaho, Sakhallen, might grant rights to the John G. Rhodin, manager of the fisheries there or even relinquish all winter and to prevent undue heat In American Flag mine at Park City, and the valuable seal fisheries on the Comone ot the best known mining men in mander islands. It is possible, also, summer. that satisfactory arrangements This system of construction allows the west, died at his home in Park be made regarding Russian might naval ot any arrangement ot floor plan, beCity on the 21st, of pneumonia, after strength in eastern waters for a pe- cause windows are unnecessary; and riod of years. A brief ilincss. for the same reason the exterior will admit of any style of treatment enWhile a party of small boys were REVOLT OF PEASANTS. free of the restrictions of fentirely in the hills near Salt Lake hunting estration. In Much was Clem 12, Being Property Destroyed shot City, Horsley, aged The wall is to a pracRussian Provinces. In the back with a 22 calibre rifle, sustical degree, as it has been demonIn connection with the Russian strated that wire glass will resist a taining a dangerous wound, but he has good chances for recovery. peasant revolt there have been 500 ar- hot fire, and if necessary to replace The people of Perry, a small vil- rests in the Dvinsk district, where, it, the fire damage would be local and replaced. lage three miles south of Brigham, besides sacking and burning property easily cost compared to stone, terra The and owners seek to tbe compelling have made arrangements to purchase cotta or brick would be from a quarelectric power from Brigham City for refuge in the towns, the rioters are ter to a third less for the outer walls. lighting and other purposes. The killing cattle and felling trees. Ihe inner construction of the buildIn the Kleff district It Is reported ing is similar to that in pples are being put in place now. general use, Residents ot Bingham Junction are tjiat forged documents have reached eitner steel or masonry. Iowa State the local authorities ordering the sale Register. petitioning, the Rio Grande Western of state lands to peasants at absurdly for a midnght train from Salt Lake Rabbits Adopted By a Motherly Cat low prices. These documents are beCity, in order that the Junctionltes Glen Mallory of Athens, New York to revbeen lieved have circulated by may attend the theatre In the capital has a handsome cat which has slate, in olutionists order to promote a recity and return home the same night. mothered eight baby rabbits. She had volt of peasants. In an altercation between Hugh neentiy raised a number of kittens, Tho employes on thirty estates in 'tavlrg had them in a comfortable box Watson and J. Harry Wiliams, of Salt the Llbau district have gone on strike. It the cellar of the house. When they Lake City, over the manner of piling Count Klienmirhels' estates in Gomel v,re weaned and given away the cat, Backs of lime which Watson was dehave been devastated and plundered. v hich has long been a great favorite livering, the latter was severely Troops have been sent there to sup- in the house, owing to Its sagacity, tabbed and Williams is under arrest was restless and ill at ease. A few press the outbreak. Notices have been posted in the dsys ago she disappeared and In a The operation which was performed When she shipyards and the state cartcouple of duys returned. on the face of Dick Bassett, aged 15, Baltic factories inviting strikers to re- was found there were In the nest ridge of American Fork, who had his face sume work and appealing to the mens eight little bunnies, apparently well good sense of the necessity for exedisfigured by a powder explosion, contented with the great care which cessltated the removal of over 100 cuting orders for tho army and navy, she bestowed upon them. while a concession of ten hours a dav Where she got them la a mystery, pieces of bone from tho left sldo of his and eight hours for a night has been and her owner is curious to know face. offered. whether she stole them from the nest Mrs. Hattie I ee has been awarded of some rabbit or whether their own WAR HAS COST A VAST SUM. 12,500 damages against Sait Lake City mother was recently bagged by some for injuries sustained while riding a Russia Has Spent a Billion Dollars In enterprising hunter. bicycle on a sidewalk one night last War With Japan. Find Stirs Curio Hunters. summer. A trench had been cut in A St. Petersburg dispatch says: The The unique first quarto edition of the sidewalk and no lights placed to Son of tho Fatherland, which has "Titus Andronlcua, the title page. warn people of its existence. been revived, at the expiration The first qunrtn of Shakespeare again returns of mortality of Its threo months Incomplete suspension, infrom 14 counties, with 17 cities, 4 Inits reappearance with a augurated corporated towns and 26 villages hav- pica for peace, declaring that tho Maning an estimated population of LA- churian adventure has cost one bilshow a total of 174 deaths from all for the lion dollars 1256,000.000 causes during February, representing Chinese mcntable Romainc Eastern railroad; $250,000,000 a death rate of 12 94 per 1 ooo. for Port I'nlny and Tort Arthur, and Tragt die of Tm A nJrowcuB A large eagle alighted on the high J.'oo.ooo.noo for tho war pointing out tension wire from Ogden to Salt Lake that If the money hnd been spent at Aii v PlaiJtbyd Rig! IIa TmMt, and was electrocuted, being fuund on home It would have given approximmi the wire when the "trouble man went mately $io,(ioo,000 to ench province in search of tho cause of the break." for sehocls, roal i, sanitation nnd Tho talons of the bird wero tightly lighting Tho paper adds: "Contrast clenched, thus keeping the body from the two picture nnd then say w? ether falling. poor, beggared Russia should continue A calf with two heads U attracting tho war." much attention at American Fork. It Four Score of Lives Lost. tONOOM, has a natural body, hut has two dl Printed by Wbn Darner, and ar City Marshal Boy den, after examintlnct heads, composing two acts of eyes and nostrils, and has three ears, ing the payroll of the R. B. Grover H " the middle ear being as large as the 8ho. factory at Brockton. Mass., estilit other two combined. The animal be- mated the number killed by Monday's "Tltu Andronlcus," of which no copy longs to T. A. Shelley. explosion and fire at between sixty was believed to be extnnt, was recentTho aon of Hardin and eventy-flve- . The factory books ly discovered in a Swedish farmhouse, loff, of Vermillion, while out riding, showed 400 employees enrolled and It Is In very fair condition. was attacked by an Ita'lnn, who bound of these had not beon rethe hoy to his horse's back, si ppod the nluety-threTown Free from Many Pests. bridle and tinned the animal Iooho. ported as having escaped, but the cltv A Me, et respondent The hoise went directly home, where Tui'l shal iinitod thnt Bonn who es- boasts Sumner. his thnt nnd prosperous happy the lad was released from his painful caped from tho factory had failed to town has neither snlnon, pauper, town position. Icing aluitst dead. nor report the fact to the authorities. "Blessing I : thr-l- r WINDMILL OF IMMENSE SIZE. California Has Largest In Country, If Not In the World. What Is undoubtedly the largest windmill in the United States, if not in the world, has very recently been constructed near San Francisco, Cal. It Is located on the ocean beach, not fat from the famous "Seal Rocks, and quite near the beautiful Golden Gate park. Its purpose Is to augment the water s tpply required for the irrigation and cultivation of this Immense public garden of about 2,000 acres. On an average, the mill pumps 350,000 gallons of water every twenty four , ( J fF'SKPOMI D OQBETGf-I- NDlTiEBP i Daly-Judg- e it s 136,-75- a nickel was given a band, per your request" The wn, on the shipping tag tied to this TOt is in red ink also. On the back of the newspaper ha.i I find this: "To freshen salt fish: t'! well to know that if salt fish is a! I quickly, the fish is freshened sooner if soaked in milk, milk that) turned being as good for the as the fresh milk. My unknown friend of the par A few weeks ago a big policeman, Salt fish might have been used as a hand has been personally useful toa, subject. About pencils and people could I have invited many by newspaper have taken the place of the hand that tices and circulars to send me u written or printed Idea for my Iv helped. thought Note Books. Starting empty letter files, I give and get t March 17, 1903, eleven-year-ol- e 1 Hr-!- - Colossal Windmill Near Golden Gate Park, San Francisco, Cal. hours. A great well has been sunk, which furnishes an unfailing supply of fresh water. After being pumped up, the water Is driven through a 14 Inch main nearly two miles long, to a large reservoir located near the center of the park, from which it is distributed through pipes. The round, wooden tower Is about 120 feet high and nearly 50 feet in diameter at the base, gradually tapering upward. Near the top, the arms, or blades, are attached by massive iron fastenings. These four giant arms describe a circle of over 160 feet, each wing being 82 feet long. The tower is so constructed that the huge wheel can be adjusted to any point of the compass, according to the direction of the wind. At the top and bottom are beveled gears through which the power developed by the revolving wheel Is utilized for driving the powerful pumpt. Scuttled Ship Saved Dam. charge of the Asaka dam on the Nile, scuttled a ship to save his cherished earthworks from ruin. The dam partly burst, and the great rush of water was forcing the banks from below. Mr. Fosdyke, engineer in Something had to be done to stop flow, for a terrible disaster was Mr. Fosdyke boarded a imminent. cargo steamer tied to the bank some distance away, and, getting up steam, steered her down the rapid stream. When she was broadside on the trembling dam the engineer had her scuttled, and as she sank in the rushing waters Mr. Fosdyke and his men cheered themselves hoarse. The scuttled cargo steamer had saved the dam! This remarkable makeshift for a breakwater cost nearly $35,000. the The Flustered Bustard. logg e el lef ectt i fo line rran dui-v- n 'old give again ideas, inventions, discove-ieand experiences for the individua on memory, not for exhibition pc poses but for Just every day Please send something my way for my collection. To what exter is a clear head dependent on food ts we eat. the A future letter will contain answer by several people to this question Your answer is invited. The purp' of my information exchange plan is ul help both of us do better work wit: less worry and reduce avoidable mj with a pail of mackerel, told me that he made the purchase every year to keep the doctors from his house. That sounded well, and in the markets salt fish looked well and always seemed appetizing to me; but on the table at home we did not vote in favor of another trial Immediately, Yesterday I received the newspaper band, pictured above in reduced size. On the front was written, in red ink, "A piece of nowspaper the size of my The obligation of a married woman, not a free trader, to pay for goods which form part of a stock in trade with which she is carrying on business, which may, in equity, be enforced against her separate estate, is r held, in MacDonald vs. Co. (C. C. App. 5th C.), 65 L. R. A. 106, 10 be a "debt, within the meaning of the clause of the bankruptcy act relating to involuntary bankruptcy proceedings. Tefft-Welle- ?r! S5 the of roc do lie takes. tn Before the above paragraphs wen printed the proof sheet was loaned to a man to read. He reported the foi "Your mackerel item lowing: Just what my wife wanted to know.t I like city restaurant service; but it was too salt at the house. She is h terested in your forethought library, u certainly pays to collect and exchangt ideas. otl N of of tl tl malice; but the right to introduce evthe breeding and training of tbe hounds Is held to be inadmissa ble. idence as to A condition in a deed of a small pat ce! of land that no grain shall ever be handled on the land granted, whiclf contains no facilities for handling grain at the time of the grant, is hel.i ! in Wakefield vs. Van Tassell (111.), L. R. A. 511, not to be unreasonable otl I contrary to public policy. A legacy to a particular church of which testator is a member is held, in A contract named by one as execs- - I Gladding vs. St. Matthews church (R. trlx in a will that, in consideration ot I.- ). 65 L. R. A. 225, to lapse with the the withdrawal of opposition to 1U termination of the church's existence probate, she will distribute money and not to be capable of administrawhich comes into her hands as execution cy pres, although the church was trix as fast ns a certain sum shall afor the benefit of deaf mutes and the ccumulate, is held, in Painter vs. Kawork in their behalf Is carried on by iser (Nev.), 65 L. R. A. 672, to be ethe corporation Into which the legatee nforceable against the promisor in her was consolidated, where there is noth- individual capacity. ing to iudicate that the continuation of the work rather than the church itTbe right of one who, while in the self was the object of tbe testator's employ of another, finds upon the latters premises money evidently hidden bounty. and forgotten by an unknown owner, The recovery by the next of kin on a to maintain an action of trover against his employer, where the latter taken policy upon the life of one murdered by the beneficiary named In the policy the money out of his possession and Is held, in Supii-tnLodge, K. of L. of refuses to restore it, is sustained in II. vs. Menkiiausen (111.), 65 1 R. A. Danielson vs. Roberts (Or.), 65 L. R. 508, not to be forbidden by public polA. 526. icy. The public by laying out a highway Is held, in Bigelow vs. Whitcomb (N. H.), 65 L. It. A 676, not to acquire a right to prevent the owner of the fee from removing and applying to his own use timber standing therein, which the public may desire to preserve for sjiade or ornamentation. "My wife," snia a fussy Bustard, Has blundered again with my custard, She must know that, of course, I have grounds for divorce, When she flavors my custard, with mustard!1' Episcopal Awakener. Persons sued for the search of a citizens house without a warrant are held, In McCliirg vs. Ilrcnton (Iowa), 65 L. R. A. 519, to be entitled to prove the presence of bloodhounds In the searching party, and the use made of them, as bearing upon the question of THE LIFE AFTER DEATH. Believed It Would Be Progreeilve. A Welsh lady, writing In Black-woodMagazine on her visit to Kneb-wort- h in 1857; says that Sir Edward BulwerLytton spoke thus on the subject of spirits: He said he did not believe we should reach the highest heaven when we die. "No," he continued, "it is not likely that we, imperfect as we are, should be suddenly ushered into the Divine Presence on leaving this world; jur minds would not be prepared for so much glory; we are far too sinful for that. We shall push through successive stages of existence, rising higher and higher until we nnrh the fullness of knowledge and of hnppinc-sWe cannot expect instant tionsltlon from darkness to light, which to us would I Joes be insufferably not bright. everything progress? Is not progres-io- n the order of all God's work here? It is strange," he Why not went on, that ail spirits, when quo. tU ned about heaven, agree in stating that Into our next stage of being we shall carry the pursulla and characteristics of mind which are ours on t.rth, but all refined and ennobled. None of them, however, profess to have reached to the great knowledge rf our finul henvi-n- , nor to know by what mentis we shall phri from one rinse to ot other. Bulwer-Lytto- PAW Silver Coin Inscriptions, To rend sn Inscription on a silver e coin, which by much wear lm obliterated, bent a poker red-ho- t nnd place the coin upon It, Tho inscription will plainly appear, of a greenish hue, but will disappear as the coin cools. This mt thnd was formerly practiced at the mint to test coins when silver was called In. Plans for Sulclds tuccesded. "Died while trlng t commit was the verdict of a coroner' Jury In London the other day, nnd it was In accord arte with the testimony. The excitement of getting n knife and preparing to kill tier ell was fatal to Maud Mnri)'ll who ad a weak anl-ride- ," The business of pretending to heal absent patients by supernatural powers without medicine or surgery tl held, in Weltir.er vs. Bishop (Mo.), 65 L. R. A. 584, to be fraudulent, and not aprotected by the law against libel, hat to claimed lthough many persons been benefited by the treatment. A municipal corporation is held, Canton vb. Canton Cotton Warehouse Co (Miss.), 63 L. R. A. 561. to have no such title to the fee of its streets as entitles it to claim compensation from I ruilrond compnny which, by virtue of a legislative franchise, occupies a pof tlon of a street for a crossing. 1 PAY n 's The servants at Fulham palace, the bishop of Londons residence, are THE 4- hip ails, i joe-da- reused each morning by what Is probably a survival of the old rousing-staf- f formerly used In churches to "stir up dozing members of the conTho lodge keeper, whose gregation. duty It Is to arouse the servants, is aimed with a slender rod, about 15 feet long, with which he knocks on tho ntitlquo casements of their bedrooms in the qmiilranglo within tho gates of the large western archway. MOST 5, tie: SJiO street merchant for a pencil 1 cent for the pencil and 4 cents for sentiment. This Saturday, Jan. 28, 1905, I came across the pencil with a red string and a shipping tag, on which was written, The art, science and heart of helping others to self help. It is time the pencil got to work, and this letter is written with it. n s fT FOR GOVERNMENT WORK Averages About the Same aa in Prl vate Employment In regard to the compensation for government work, intelligent observa-t'o- will probably confirm the epr igrammatic statement in the newspa-pewitticism that has lately gone the rounds to the effect that the pay I small for some public officials, hut that some public officials are small for the pay. As a rule, the lower pe sit Ions in the government service ar paid more, and the higher position! less, than in prlvnte business, I most of the offices advancement i slower, but that Is partly compensated foi by tho fact that Ihe pny is hlghef rr. the whole In the earlier years. A nnn who has worked ten years tot Uncle Sam will probably have lmd press Income about equal to what n an of similar abilities, working th some length of time, would have re reived from a railroad company. At the start his salary would have bee better than the railroad mnna but th latter In all likelihood would hav caught up with him and outstripped r him In the period. In W long run, one evena up with the rr. This statement applies to th I general departmental positions Pert-IcCivil From "The Washington. Under Roosevelt." by William Shaw, In (he American Monthly H view of Reviews, ten-yea- e j |