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Show THE PAYSON GLOBE 1 PAYSON, UTAH, SATIJHDAY, APRIL VOL. VI. HAVANA HARBOR MINED. UTAH NEWS. DIREFUL AT SHAWNEETOWN NEGOTIATIONS ENDED. NO. 10. 1SUS. TOWN WASHED ABUSING AWAY. AN EDUCATION. The Xrglarl of la a Ralaoas Waatefuluam of Advanlataa. In a thoughtful paper on Waste of EiiucBiliJU.'' In the Woman's Homs Companion. Brand Uunner Huddleston speaks of the tendency of women to permit their talents to rust out: Man-tcultur may he tha most costly or ths most valuable gift of parents t their children Just as they car for it after thsy get it. It ia certain that few would equally nexlei-- t a material property of like monetary cost as thsy often do their sdueatlons. This, too, when money is tbs very shortest tape-ll- n by which a mental gift may 1m measured. PerhHps It is due in part to ths mistaken Ides that when we have quilted ths school room ws carry with us a stationary fund of knowledge that will, or ought to he sufficient for our future. Look st tha piles of bard dollars and tha illimitable hours of time spent every year In ths study and practice of music alone; except for the good they are to teacher and to the makers of musical instruments, ths half might as sell be wiped out of existence at one deuu sweep. A decent little eternity might be made out of tlie time. And tills continues to exist end repeat Itself generation after generation In the very face of the fuot that music is an Incoin parulue uddiUon to home life, and ou that account. If for no more lofty or selfish reason, ought to lm perfected and never neglected by Woman. How many of your women friends will timlerinke to entertain even the family circle wiih a creditable Usually their planus stand idle from the period immediately succeeding their marrlugo until there sr daughters old enough to be put st lessons; then ths old folly will lm repeated. Wliut folly? Not the plarlng of children to study music or any other accomplishment that is for their good or thut the purse will permit. Let them have all the advantages within reach, hut also teach them appreciation; tha folly consists in fostering Lhrough example, and try a tacit acceptance of the listing state of things, the Idea that it can b other than a alnful waste of time to acquire a good thing and then neglect it. No oil has any liuilneM to learn a thing that Is not worth remembering. It is foolish from a merely utilitarian point of view. Thus it may nut lm possible or desirable fur every mother to tearh her own children, though aome count it a sweet privilege to do so, yet It pays them to keep thoroughly pusled, if only to judgo of the quality of work being dons by the teacher, and to supply tbat boms which Is so needful to the conscientious student and Ituyal a Facta Hade Kaowa lly aa At icricaa Kaval Attache. Lomef Life aad Froparty Ray and Situatloa O ravine Won Caa-jarta-ra IVulila ike Kvxarii Siw Tea lluaOraO Fanpls liras as la Made l it. at llllnulo. The Blackhawk war retd-an- a Shawnee-towbe6 Apvil 111., 5. have Details Washington, Ridgeway, April Washington, April Evansville, III., April 3. At 6 mating bald at Bpringville laat week, been t, is threatened with tween the United Slate ai.d :s:n re- this afternoon the levee obtained of the manufacture of decided to hold a camp lira and sham a mile above omimuuii-utuin No eubmarine mines in London fur Spain, total destruction. Innumerable more mains unchanged. Shawnee town broke, end from all inbattle at Provo, Aapnt IS and 20, which was first brought to the atten- lives may be lost before another day having any bearing up-i- the hit nation formation that can he Edward Boyce, president of the gained here it d have passed between this of theVnitcd Btates embassy in has passed. tion ia learned that a great part of tha Weatern Miners' Federation, is in Balt Kpain since last Thursday London and cabled to Washington on Hundreds of people have not yet place has been destroyed and perhaps Lake looking after matters pertaining March 4. . houses in whirh night when Minister Tuodford irsns-itte-d a from rescued tho to tha meeting of the federation in A man whose cards describe him aa largo number of citizens have hern the reply of the agiu.u ministhsy were imprisoned, others are still draw nod. Balt Lake next month. to tha of and in tha tree tops and still others are try presidcntipniMiitiun being an electrical engineer, Shawneetown is 25 miles above descendants of Patrl whose name was forwarded at the time afloat on tho waste of the torrent two weeks ago. Ihttfc govt rnuirnts Seventy-tw- o ou tlie Oliiu river. It is sitEvansville arch George Daria, a Dixey pioneer, to Washington, then said he sold to Late reports - made up, say the entire levee will appear to accept the uated in a vsliry of extremely low s St. in home in his at urM-nceord-lagltheir Georgs arc and gathered shaping Spanish oDicers in London, several be destroyed and every frame house in land, with hills skirting it in the rear, laat week and celebrated his seventy-fiftThis being th,-- view a large number of mines, town is certain tt be dashed to pieces. years ago and with a levee running from . entert:ifui-deven birthday. lie was tha first man eight or ten of which were placed in Tha wind is blowing thirty-fiv- e universally miles to locate in the towuaite of St. George. Havana harbor. He said they were an hour, with rain that euts lika representative uicn of rjir udiniuUtra. hill to hillThe town U very much In tlie posiHank Stokes who was recently cap- made In a special way, had a specially glass. Great fear la expressed fur the tion, that congress, nviii the receipt tion of a fortified city, and when the tured while operating a still and constructed eable which he can Identi- rescue fores now In Shawneetown, as of the prcsMentyuafL.fov ill take levee mile above tha city a gave way placed in jail at St. Georee pending fy if'the pmallest piece is produced, nothing can resist the power of the action, whiejTU is alint.t vniremillr under tlie p re os lire of a very river trial, escaped last week by digging and he added that some of the mines waves dashing ten feet high under the expected Didst result lira xevmuu-- r of tha water shot through ahigh i tries. through the wall. He has so far es- were fixed so that they could be fired Impetus of tha gale. If the storm does the relatione of the and struck the place like a This waa in part ferexhudoued by opening He is regarded as a from a fort, while two of them were not cease, the entire town is doomed,, caped recapture. hurricane, sweeping everything before on 1L desperate man and is tho ight to he in so arranged that they would explode as well as most of the people who have tha action of the aenatf to in agn-eincontact No Man a Land, Arizona. a resorelations with vessel ina foreign not yet reached the hilltops. This coming into upon Houses were Inrned aud tossed , formation comes by telephone from lution recognizing tlip iudrn-ndi-ucHerman Vogel, a Logan brewer, at. them. shout like boxes. Tha people were Cuba of for and he intervention man The that andf' added, however, the temporary station on the hillsides tempted suicide last week by shooting. not warned and for that reason many If necessary to secure Meiieudeuce. The only oauae is trouble did not believe tho bulbs would be west of Shawneetown. were Those at home sought It la the nndertanipg in official refugscaught. over used in water as shallow as that of There ia no meant of estimating the with F. C. Kidgell, his step-so- n in second stories and ou housebaaed upon igfriuntiun that tops. Those in the streets were carwages. Vogel blew his lower jaw ofi Havana harbor.' Finally, the man number drowned. All the relief work circles . with a revolver, but, contrary to exhibited plana of one of these mints, is devoted to rescuing people from the the recognition of tdsn Independ- ried before the avalanche of water ence would not in he regarded and proliably a majority of them were expectations did not die and has a which, he said, waa the moat likely to tope of trees, brick honses and high " fair chance of recovery. produce the effect described a causing knolls. Thp loss of life is largely by Spain aa a casus bcl drowned. li1 same numtime is was Maine. of there the It Citizens caine from the place by Mrs. Lou Hamilton who was Iasi the wreck among' colored people, whose light frame structures gave way at the time such recognition of (jf skiffs to telephone several miles away All acquitted of the charge of hilling bered "2" and was constructed to 500 pounds of guncotton, time whea tha wall of water struck enoe wonld be foliqwq and asked for aid from Evansville. her husband, John H. Hamilton, iit fade them, giving them no chance to es- drnwal of BEST ANSWER TO SPAfN. said that more than 200 people asking for letters of administration oif entire rqnts licenutf. . A0"- - nd ll, They cape. urere drowned and they had reason to. his estate. She is being opposed ita Wa Resolutions to lo Throng h fosinst PAbout 5 oclock last avenlng the terminal, ioliL-believe that it would resell 500 or eves this by the deoeased's mother who 1 Without , Such a 1,0(10. Tgton. levee on the north side of town gave resen tat iu The water stands from 20 to 10 asks that a sister of Hamilton be sela 6, It generis Washington, April steps preceding feet all over tlie town. away at the north end of Market thing lected. The estate is small, nonsisting-onotes ally understood at the capitol that the street, near the court house. An openj rfit on There arc, of comae, no fires er 1150 in money and a little personal president frill recommend armed inter-- , ing ten feet wide waa at first made, It i lots Bold. . , V that tlie lights in tha place, end total darkness property. ventlon s, but not the independence of Jan-Pbut it spread to twenty, and a wlthdgir;0 envelopes the (ievolate city. Benjamin Eggington, who is serving Cuba. The sentiment among th Re- wall ofqniekly indeof the water ten or fifteen feet high followll, it waa impossible for them to Kb a six years sentence in the state prison publican members of the house- - ,1 an indies- - have main street, pendant the poured 'thrqtfgh like definite informaanything for klUing Martin Mock at 8andy in strongly in favor of this intervention tioa ef h Mnrclj an emphatic tion. Tbe men sweeping everything before it. About immediately left the1 indeCuban decided to of has and the not aplast, September recognition small f name houses along the Hue protest ) government telephone and no further romiutraiea-tio- n fifty . be to Maine affair Kempt 6. tf the peal the Supreme court, as he orig pendence, and that the of tlie to the south were crushed against-has been had. No telegraph or lnally intended. He will ask fora par- brought in prominently Ita the resolu- like lejee Spain telephone wires are of pendenHBCBgE1I the .and none occupants, ESTg toys, and outworking, who and of the jurors tion!. several don, most of wliodi fiere poor colored folks, iplete side communication appears impossiiMU( KtJefarranl8 Some of the extremists want the tried him will sign his petition. of ble. At 10 o'clock two steamboats aad escaped? Those .living In the more David Lent and' Harry Tracey, the whole action of the United Btates predliiered as a a to climb Indepen&COUtltg ' sufytantiaPhouaes managed couple of tugs started for Shuwneatwo Utah outlaws accused ot murder- icated upon the blowing up of the to second and third stories, where in could da-i- n WUtUe under a full head of steam, and thsy town, Maine. desire There 1 heamong Isagcneral diplo-woul-d ing V. & Hoy in Brown's Park, Colo. for hours through the chilly dare war, yet it is it clnng some of them will arrive expected will not bp tried before the Sep- the house Republicans to prevent a night. Houses ih the weatern part of matic circles such a s' have there 2 a. in. t redo, by They carry large In Resolution two of eels t, the town did not at once feel the ef- consequences inevital tember tl pm of the Bontt court, divergence terminating supplies of food and blankets, ' Judge A. W. Sucker ofcounty quickly if possible, and if absolute unity of m For war. who that the Mwi( recogni- oollectcd by the Aspen, fect of the flood, and residents made officials. city be movemifnt can action a obtained, hears all eases from Routt county, has hurried steps for safety, most of them tion of independence fiktly to be no will be started to 'have the resolutions Us grave than interver.Vjon.decided it was not beat to convene Dmtrsrllvs Van Invented. fleeing to the top of the levee on the passed in the bonpe without debate. special term of court. south side of the town. A large numH arson Me., April 4. Wayne, Mr. aald Action SENATE witbqnt debate, ber alas reached the little hills which During the past week the Utah Sugar Maxim, a brother of Hiram Maxim, tha be the would of Minnesota, Tawney are a mile from town and from there Racanla DoirrunW o! Inventor of tlie fsiuona Maxim rapid-fir- e company has distributed 50,000 pounds and most dignified response saw their crumble in tha of beet seed among the farmers of Utah itrongest ; Granada far HmdllMca. property gun, haa just invented a gun that, acwe eould'make to Spain's refusal to waters. When daylight came and Salt Lake counties. Planting will cede to full sen-- in ita awfnl destructive force, goes far Washington, April 4. our demands. It would show muddy begin the first of next week. The that the house and the American peo- this morning, the etreeta were full of ate committee on forelgd relations has beyond Hiram's It ia called tha water to a depth of ten or twelve feet agreed to accept the nfcoramendstloa Maxim Mriel torpedo, and ia oil is in exeellent condition,' and designed are absolutely united." ple Only the most substantial buildings in of tha for coast defense and naval work. A fqt1; a resolution large portion of the higher parte of the remain the central business district fields are already smoothed down Royal Family Fenrs an Outbreak. recognising the independence of Cubs, Its name implies, the torpedo ia fired Berlin, April 6 Tbe German embas- standing. Water la everywhere. Into the air, instead ef bring shot alou and recommending ready for the seed. If necessary to the surface of tlie water. In faet, it Iq Hen The railroads have been figuring on sador at Madrid, Herr von Hadowitx, CHARGED TO SPAIN. need the same as any cannon or morwaa presented infan- reports to the foreign office here that report transporting the Twenty-fourt- h the Spanish niyxl-- f Emily fears an out- Bsnetor Fsrklns Boldly Declare Mbs Blew via, chairman of both coast. tar, The gun from which it la fired to The Atlantic the troop try Cp tbs Maine. has a bore of twenty-si- x mittee and the inches. It will need one Pullman, ten tourists, break nnlesa the differences ' between Washington, April 4. It waa frank- commec ted f four baggage, one palace stock and the United States and Spain are soon upon by all present will throw a ton of dynamite a dissettled. ly and openly charged In the senate While thd Forsker resolution are tance of five miles and if tha torpedo passible two freight cars, all of which movement Carlist The is today by Mr, Perkins, of California, in made the basis, and tbs nasuming ean be ready in a short time when principal part strikes within a distance of 200 feet of ef the measure, which will he reported a warship, it will shiver it to atoaia. The troops would be sent East more active form, and the royal family aaetapeech, that Spain was responsible for the Maine disaster, as it had to in two specials' of eight or nine car fears especially a pronuncianiento by congress, there are pome edditions Mr. Maxim has also invented a smokeGeneral Weyler and the military par- been brought about by Spanish machi- la each. phraseology. .The mst Important, less powder to nsa wltk tlie Urpeda ty. Everything is prepared in the nations and Spanish treachery. The and in fact; the After spending several daya in only essential addition vanish Apr sal to Mia Insist ante. castles for flight. speech of Mr. lerkins was only one of ia a paragraph fixing thd responsibilifruitless search to recover the remains royr The- boy. king, Alfonso, will be taken four prepared addresses on the Caban Washington, April 8. The Spanish liStiue of Frank Krlgbaum, the Park City man to disaster, minister has received ty upon Spain for the - de Baramcda, an AnSan Lucar In a telegram from senate the delivered today. question, and citing this aa a cause for Ameriwho lost his life in the Butte fire, John Havana atatiag that the autonomist dalusian a ia kept My. Clay, of Oeorgia, while hoping for can resentment where port, yacht not When from if Butte. Dunn has returned wniy eabinet has addressed an appeal te the for sailing. a peaceful solution of the problem the the fire was ragingMn the boarding-hana- ready Arrival of Flotilla. to The askthe ia Terpede Firing now letter declared insurgents asking them to adjust sa replies strongqueen's country facing, claim men seen to have several for the intervention of the Euro- ly in favor of independence of the il Madrid armistice to fix terms of peace. The ing JThe Washington, April Krigbaum and others appear at the pean powers have been w'solly unsat- Cuban and pleaded to the administradispatch annonneiag tlie arrival of tha foil test of the message conld not he windows in the top story, bnt before tion tbe loyal support of tbe south isfactory. Spanish torpedo flotill a Porto Rico secured tonight, as its translation was ladders conld be raised the walla fell ot made st the legation. The insnr-gent- a would have was quite unexpected aL Washington, off the Reserve and Robbed. event Run in of the which, war, in and buried the unfortunate men are appealed to on tha ground to bear the brnut of the conflict. Mr. and created; 'considerable comment in 6. Honey Hiies Price, Utah, April Tha ruins have not yet been cleared an old Colorado ara all Cubans aad should that So circled. same Perkins as fa the could ha took who has they navy prospector, substantially away. been prospecting on White river on the grounds, and his vigorous treatment of learned, no unite for peace and liberty, which all this tn point Secretary of State Hammond ha state want Tha appeal also states that reiervatiofi,, earns into the Maine disaster aroused the crowd- has been resolved 'by eitke-th- e collected 19,587 in fees during the past Uncompahgre Lower Crowing yesterday, having bepn ed galleries to- enthusiastic applause, or navy departments. A Tksrrival of Spain la willing to enlarge the present quarter and paid the money into tha ran off the reserve by the Indians. fir. Mantle, of Montana, while express- tha flotilla supatwea aR 4rerasts as to scope of autonomy, and will suggest state treasury. The sum of $5,984. 25 Hiies reports that when about confidence in the administration the time necessary the trip, such a'plsn to tha cortss, which Is boob ing from fees insurance miles north from was received as action maintained time for ladieatea that Loser and a the of speed to meet rate that he high Crowing companies, and in addition to this the waa met by a gang of five outlaws from half now arrived, and tbat action must waa maintained serosa tlie ocean. BANKERS LEAVE HAVANA. eenton Insurance companies pay IK per Uie Robber's Boost country, who were be to the end that Cuba should he free. President McKisleyuMnifested much their groaa premiums. There are a few headed north, and who covered him Mr. Ivos of Franch an A interest in the dispatch from Madrid RaprmoatalMaoso Rawlins, of Utah, entirely Orders llama. eompanlee yet to report their prem- with their guns and robbed him of tha the president from consideration that Spanish 'jiofilla arrived st 4. The steamer West, iums, and more funds will come from some $1,500. in Key April Porte Rico. About jjthi White House, and dust and $0 in his speech, holding that the from Havana, whirh lias arthat aourca. The Secretary has settled In greenbacks. gold Maseotta, deal a ef was aurprW. good expressed against Spain was already made np. with 101 insurance companies and tha Hiies has been panning gold on and that with congress rested the that the flotilla ha4 made so swift a rived, brought a dozen more French of voluminous their and English hankers and merchants report White river for some time inspection past and sponsibility of declaring war. Forcing passage from the Canaries, aad there who had left Cuba under involved a great deal ot labor. telegraphic sought to keep secret the place of his ns to wait longer was only to Invite waa a disposition amooryome to whom h Joseph Betenson who lives near whereabout while accumulating large criticism. He declared for the most the information wasgifen not to credit instructions frum tlie house they in thair respective countries. recently took in a stranger qnantities of gold frum the placers of vigorous action immediately. it. the opinion being' it had been represent The urgency of thoir instructions was who gave his name as Frank Lee and that stream, but his surprise out the Madi officials to Cuban had hern by After gives the speeehes by the such that ao daisy was incurred by caused him to divulge the delivered, the senate resumed considgave him lodging. In the morning hold-up- s prevent the flying vftfron from the winding np of their business. his found had Betenson guest departed facts to the officers to whom he re- eration of the sundry civil hill, and ailing. Bayf taking along with him two fine saddle ported. finished S3 pages before adjourning. T OUR CONSULS IN CUBA Undo Sam TWENTY-FOURTAojakar Ship. horse, a revolver and a quantity of H READY. Despite the specific statement that the flour and meat Lee was overtaken in London, April 4 -- Cmmander Col- Ordered te Havana, te Thsy Caa Loave president's meanage would not he sent tha Island. the United States naval attachs the mountains about ten miles distant All Fames Revoked la Kipeetatloa tbat well, to inferential and the congress today, May Mmra Any Hour. has The Post where he had taken shelter awaiting tha Thames April 4. hers, Washington purchased frn of Cuba Balt Lake City, April 6. Upon re- understanding that the subject Directions have been given to Iron works for Us government, a ays: darkness. In making a run for cover referred even be not to, people might cruiser of 1800 tons dianlacsment and the consuls in Cuba to repair to he lost his revolver and was easily cap- ceipt of instructions from the war de- earns to the capitol by the thousands. in order that they may bs ski partment yesterday the Twenty tured. All interest is now centered in the capable of a speed 'of sixteen knots. Fourth infantry at Fort Douglas to lrava tha island without danger ia The vessel carries kix 4' A distressing accident happened to guns foreshadAs forthcoming message. esse of war. Arrangements have been Edward Tree, aged 67, near Snyder-ville- , packed up end made ready to move at owed by those close to the administra- and ten smaller ooa. tth is fitted mail for General safe withdrawa moment's notice. All screws aad have twin with bus a protected al if such action passes laat week. While sitting on will state that diplomacy has deck. beempea it necessary. tion, 3 o'clock At been iliis afternoon Tlie American revoked. Extra supplies have box in a sledge, he tipped over and fell correspondfailed to accomplish ita purposes and Colvfeil hoisted the ents in Havananswnpaper been iwued. The field be given are to alone also pieces adout, breaking both wrists. He waa Stars tnd Stripes on the cruiser and the utmost and they will will be taken, together with am nuni-tio- leave the responihility of taking protection, obtained a then had crew. taken to tha Park and received tha The vessel he allowed to leave with Gen. Lee. vanced grounds to congress. for the same. will go to sea within t!;roc daya necessary medical attention. MORE PURCHASED, CRUISERS WILL VANDERBILT DO IT7 lllmrtMlIi.m In Ohio Salley. For pouring alcohol on George StratCOIN'' HARVEY ILL. Sam's Teasels Added Morn Taels Ton to 5. The Indianapolis, Ind., April an That II Will Pm.it Vaclu Ha IB tons feet and setting fire to it while nual Fleet. ns to In a Trltlral raadlliaa ffrnna Aipa-dlrltt- Rupnrt meeting of the bimetallic clubs of With a Warship. waa asleep, George Barr waa fined 1200. 5. New York, receiving Upon April the Ohio valley will open here Wednin New York, Tha affair occnred in Ogden some time April 3. William K. from Washington yesand continue through Thursday. instructions Chicago. April 4. JT. n. Harvey, Vanderbilt, it ia since. Two other men were Implicated day vessels reported, has decided, additional ten to pnrch terday hundred clubs from Indians more familiarly known ns Coin' Hmof with Spailli fVent wtr in il Stratton's injuries will lay him Eight Ohio pre. board naval the auxiliary today pur- vey. is dangerously m and Kentucky havu iudi Illinois, ;,l the Ireshy. WB, ths states government fi cruisers chased for tha up for soma time yL auxiliary cated that they will send delegates. terten hospital. He U suffering from a to cM ..')uO.OKl. Jamee True, who ha twice been i illiem J. Hryan, who will make lowing vessels: Caracas and Venera' sente appendicitis. Aa operation was war,l,lp D ela of the. Red line, Kansas City of i triad for perpetrating the train rob the chief address, will arrive tonight the Savannah line, Yorktown, James- performed and Mr. Harvey Is in now bary near Uintah a year and a halt On account of the critical situation ia a critical condition. since, was laat week acquitted of thi Washington, Senator .lones and Sena- town and Princes Ann of theOld , Mrs. Glover of Tasmanln. line, El Sol end three others of charge by the United Btates court at tor Ilutler, v" invited, will not the cut the throats of her six ch'liiren and Morgan line. Ogden. The robbery was one of thi be here. suicided by drowning. most daring ever recorded. ii; O-Tl- it- flood-swep- a goveru-mentan- h tin-j-ax- - e in V f h Coasa-qugqt- 1 inde-whlc- h aover-esogniti- The 1 . ly oikn th food para, whateMOMiad al POWDER Absolutely Pure 0008. HYDROPHOBIA-PROO- F A Staple Opuialtea Farfevaud bp aa Old niaoksuilMb My fether, who la sa old man, haa alwnya beta fond of dogs and he haa always performed bjb operation oa all the animals hs haa owned to prsvaod them from having the laMaa," said a gentleman to a writer ia the Baltimore Sun. "He has had hut one animal affected, and In this ease he failed to take th prceuiUoa h had dost wtth tit other dogs. When he waa IT years of age he knew a German kUnkmnlth who owned two puppies. Re Baited my father erne fey and said: T wtS how yon something whisk will always ha of nee to pot. Taking osu of tha doga, toe blarkemtto placed It oa boot top, ard. pulling Its month pulled the animal's tnegus out. Than he took a sharp knife end made a MR niq under toe dogs tuagus, than took an awl and forced out a small worm. Whan he had completed the operation the blacksmith asked father te try his hand on the other animal, whla: he did. Tt blacksmith than said: These drga will never have the hydrophobia. If they ara kMten by a mad dog their jaws will look aad they will not he able to open them. " The speak aid hie fethar had takan the preonm tion to follow the bteekemlto advten One of the dogs which had teat tga ed by tol proem waa bitten by a dog which waa mad and la a few days to mouth of tha dog beoam looked and the animal died without Infiletiug any injury to any one. The gsntlemau wtth the theory aye he would like to hav acme of toe medlaal fraternity eapuri-taun- t ths teacher." with two dogs, taking the worm from the. tongue of one and leaving it RaUroad ilnllHtaff In I'HImi in She tongue ef toe other, then ism For more thou a year work has been u tetlng both with tbe virus from a going on on fourteen miles of railroad dog known to havo been affected wttfl from Shanghai to Woosung and ths the rah tea. grading fasa not yst been finished. TriMMn Wil$n Not a tie or a rail has bean laid. Only Britain hoe just beaten hack a dm Chines workmen are employed. About a month or two ago the first sod man Invasion. The Alster, a Oermag trawler, not only sought dak within th was turned at Hankow for the forbidden water ef Moray Filth, but railway, but ita prosecution undertook to land ita estsh at Abac Beldeimnda upon the sucoeaa of the from n Brit. dcn. Flft sen gian syndicate in floating a proposed Ich had to ua fore fe loan for Ita construction. pushing hack the German flaherma The furniture of Youngs hotel. 140 and throwing their flah back Into theU rooms, eonKixling of bedroom sets, par- boat. lor seta, carpets, chairs, lounges, bedding, etc., etc., etc., will lm suld dur : blue-jacks- man-of-w- ing Conference week st Ind So, street, Salt Imke City. miss tills chance. R. S. W. Don't well-know- iliml-nate- Pan-gultc- tat PUBLIC. NOTARY The potters of England a eoupi ol hundred years ego were very talented and much of ths blue and whits thsy manufactured Is hard to tell from that of the Dutch. It is as beautiful with its quaint designs and soft colors; but the historical interest attached to tha old Holland delft mskee it valuable. Delft, the Holland city which has n brand given its name to the of pottery, was long famous for her blue and whits wares, but when tbs sacret manufacture became of porcelain known abroad and new rolorlng matter was discovered tbe demand for delft cessed end the factories were dosed. Tbat la why a piece of genulna old delft war la so expensive. Thera arc many imitations flooding ths market. The delft manufactured today is very different from that of the seventeenth century. Lovers of china In blue and white II they Investigate the subject learn that Egypt can show specimens of tnis were more than 3.000 years old. which in coloring rivals tbe finest chins produced today and the delft or Minton tiles w use around our fireplaces today are the direct descendants of ths lovely ones which ornamented tbs pal-sof Arabia and Persia centuries ago, or were used in mosques In Old blue and while tiles ara found In Cairo and adjoining cities e, Wlmmer, ee Offleo In Bunk. Payon City. 4. F. HOLLADAY Dentist. Over Douglass' hardware store. Every lliiug pertaining to high art dentistry. Badly decayed teeth made ser vlcable for life by the adjustment el gold amalgam or porcelain orowna. Best Sets of at prices wltoln th Teeth reach of all Wheels, Quant Too! Srsim- !- Ta-bre- The largest furniture end carpet sale ever held in Salt Lake City commences Monday, April 4tli, Conference West 2nd South sL week, at opposite postoiUue. The furniture and earpets from ISO room in the Wasatch block, known as tlie Young's hotel, sold under foreclosure proceeding. Sale continued until everything ia sold. Is-c'- s Lieut-Coininand- TVLISI Lelies', ficfiikouai e. ; Item-iuio- Hol-nrt- j kept In place. Never wear a shoe with a sole narrower than the outline of th foot traced with a pencil ciuss under ths rounding edge. Tudco. Ths Llghtert Banning Wheels aa Earth. THE HINTS FOR THE FEET. Never come from high brela b low heels at one jump. Never wear leather sole linings to si.'ind upon. While cotton drilling or linen Is much belter and more healthful. Never wear a shoe that pinches th heel. Never wear n shoe or hoot so targe In th heel Hint the foot Is not & EIKDGE mAMDLm THE BELViDERE. Weal wire Mo 6 m PjvlH Mtchlsssl ttkj IhasM! us lid Oos WksMsI National Sewing Machine Co., 1M Rndvqr, NMvYurk. Factoryi Bali Mere. W. I |