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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-06-28
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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-06-28

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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-09-18

!, vas Chicsgo that solved The problem
Of want Of tpace tn, 70 disturbs at pres
ont the grest cities Chicago boldly he
gan building mp In tho air. arguing that
II there was not space enough upon the
ground there was "all OUTDOOR up tow.
ard the shy. TIE tsilsst Of her structures
at the time Of ia np.etOn. snd tie tall
eat building on the continent ~ we'll
was her magnificent Auditorium, go
feet high, containing seventeen stories
Immediately tho older aud more con.
tcrvaiive cities began to throw vast edi.
fees into tho upper air too.
Tho country must also thank Chicago
for tho solution Of two other problema
One of these was the question Of a solid
foundation Tor such vast structures
Pile driving was frt tried. with varied
success Chicago. by reason Of ~
swampy coil. was one oi the worst spots
In the world UPON which TO make a solid
foundation. But tho thing wis ai
length successfully accomplished bj
making an immense iron cas-. 20 III into
the cellar exactly and cover All IL sur.
face. Thus was made smooth. fst
foundation, upon all parts Of which the
suporstructure would press equally
This iron plato structure has been com.
pared to n snowahoo, which holds up ihl
weight Of man and enables him 70
travel firmly over a soft. spongy fur
face Upon the iron ssowshoc. 20 10
speak, stands IN security any building.
however weighty. II Is securely braccl
with steel posts and girdcra.
The other Improvement innururaiel
by Chicago builders was tho steel house
frame. a great framework. q maze OF
steel columns, crosshcams and braces,
rises like q ftupcndous skeleton high
into tho air. Tho steel framework e
filed In with brick or stone. In case q
monster edinco now projected In Now
York, the filling In will DO Of Hight
weight terra Gotta. Tho wall which
formerly constituted tho strength %
house does not count IN this direction at
all. The strength Ia Ia tho steel skelc.
ton.
Elaboraiing the Chicago Idea, Il Is now
proposed TO erect IN New Yorl, city
building $50 feet high, iho tallcsi house
IN tho world. It viii also DO tho largest
business building in tho world. II will
DO twenty stories high to the tower.
which will riso above no roof ok stories
norc. 1t Is said that ic Lick telescope
Is 80 powerful that objects on tho moon
that arc atty feet high eau be detected.
II thep arc people In tho moon, contrary
to the usual imposition. aud they havl
good telescopes, they will DO able read.
lily to sco these tall honsca Ia tho United
States OF America.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-09-18


Biologists arc agreed that the interior
Of the earth Is largely composed OF
metals. Whereas tho surface matter OF
the planet weighs only about two and
ono-hali times rs much rs water, Il IL
known as fact that toward tho center
tho average weight OF things Is eleven
times that OF water Thla Is due 10 the
circumstance that while this sublunary
orb was cooling and condonslng tho
heavier particles sought the middle.
Therefore Il Is probable that tho great
mass OF the sphere Is iron
But there Rro other metals moro
heavy than iron, and these would nat
urally form an accumulation lmmodI.
ately abou, the center Of tho globe.
Among them may DO mentioned, as
most Important gold. Geologst Gilbert,
Of the geological survey. said the other
day that hc would rather expect to lind
a vast accumulation Of gold at that
polnt than anywhere else, his notion
being that such Of the yellow metal as
Is found ON tho surface OF the earth Is
only an accidental dcttitus
However, there are two or three sub.
stances known even more wclghty thnn
gold, and one Of them Is platinum,
which has doubled Ia market value
within the last year or two, owing to
the Increased cost OF production. -
Washington Star
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-09-18

The car wns pretty well filed, but
The bright faced miss who trippcd iu
with her music roll and parcels man
aged somehow 10 squeeze M bcsidoan old
colored man, who. half asleep. opened
Die eyes for a moment and then slept
right on. Whether Il was tho warm
weather. or the luliing speed Of the
car, or tho remembrance Of dreamy
music. or 81 clovcrly concluded bar
gains cannot be determined, bu, this i
certain, that the young lady fell beau
tifully asleep, and gently her head rust.
ed on tho shoulder Of the old eolored
man.
Tho passenger began 70 got out In a
little while. aud presently tho two
slrepors were the only occupants of
their fdo of the car How sweotly
they slumbercd. md how syinpathot
ioally the observer smiled until Il bo-
came irresistible, and the smile broke
into a laugh and tho laugh into tho
old fellows dreams, aud bis great hand
slipped and fell upon hcr little one,
and .he invoke. Her face was a study
Washington Post
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-09-18

II Is not Ceylon and Assam only that
are undermining tho once undlsputed
sovereignty Of China as a tea exporting
country. Japan also finds her tea OK.
ports rapidly increasing, while those Of
her great continental nelghbor are con.
stantly declining The increase ap.
pears TO DO progressing at a rate Of
more than three aud half millions Of
pounds weight per annun.
II seems to be II common quality Of
tea-ot least such Is the exported artl.
rle-and the demand appears to DO
practically confined 20 the United
States Russia, according to Consul
Troup, will have nothing TO do with
tho Japan Congous," and all Europe
takes In year only some 300, COO
pounds, On the other hand, Canada
buys annually upward OF 5000. 600 aud
tho United States nearly 1900, OOO
aounda. London News
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-09-18
TALKED TO DEATH.

Her Husband Sees That the Fact Il pisin.
~ SGT Forth on uer oravsstone.
Undertakon and tombstone mon oiton
meet with strange experiences. This Il
well Illustrated by an Incident that oc.
CURED NJ the marble works Of Frazier
a I.ofIcl, Of this city. A tall. lank man,
with a tall, narrow head and a positive
expression on n well cut countonancc,
entered tho aforementioned establish.
mont and lntimatcd to tho business
manager that no wanted tombstone
for his wife Manager Leffel, with ona
ego to business and tho other adjusted
10 n proper expression Of sympathy In
his patrons bereavement, proceeded 70
show him the large array OF designs la
his establishment
A suitable stone WINS aoon found, and
here tho work began. His patron OF
positive eountenhnco had moro TO do
with the inscription than with tho style
of stone. II must be Just 10. lilo must
have cut on II just what he wanted
and as ho wanted Il Ito was willing
TO pay his money for what ho wanted,
but didn't want any assistance TO say
what that was Tho undertaken tried
In vain 10 suit him, but 10 no avail.
He couldn't catch tho spirit Of his
dream. There was something In this
case that outrcaehod tho rigid expo.
rienco Of many years. Finally tho tall.
lank patron said,
Give mo your pencil and Ill tell
you what I want" And hero Il IL,
kiss mo and will 20 20 sleep. Alice,
Inst and last vito OF Thomas Phillips,
Talked to death by friends"
No date OF birth, no date OF death Il
given. Tho ago Is omitted. Thomas
had but two purposes In his mind-one
was TO let tho world know that no
would never marry again and tho other
was TO lot II know that his wife had
been talked to death by tho nolghbors.
There, now. l want II just as
write IL; nothing moro and nothing
Ices. Propose to pay for Just what
want"
Being assured that his wants would
be strictly complied with, no paid for
the monument and, giving directions
where TO place II, departed with tho
satisfied air Of man who felt that no
had got evon with somebody.
, This stone IL On actual fact, and
stands today In cemetery near Boul.
dor, In Clinton county, ills.-CcntraliA
Cor. Chicago Inter. Ocean.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-09-18

Hoi for preaniAnd's happy harlofsi
Who's for Dreamland, By the fcfryf
Who's 70 breast thu waves that bind u
Brssxi the fairT waves and fnd u.
Rich IN howerlng groves and afbqra.
Tho the bcats umerUus wherfyi
And the sallofs. vague IN features.
Arv tho shsdaviesi o. cfcaiurrsf
Iiol Tor DrcsnliAndi ueighl for Dreamianii
who's for Dreafnland, ~ the forfyf
Here are scholars pale with musinn
Jewellers that 20 more are merry
Maids whose loves we're empty auguishl
Iovtrs that Tor life must ianruishi
Patriots passlonately choosing
All The old naughty hopos 10 burr
fculptor. painter, bard, musiclan-
VITA ubresched ideals Elytlan-
These Tor Dreamlandi those for Drcamlandi
strAlsh, for Greenland. b. the ferryi
OF thsy push, aud out they wander.
fAriaE resilT toward the very
Nidpost heart Of that great curly
Cloud that roscais and Jet pcsfly
HaaAts the dubious distance yundor-
Beuud who're hlnssomlnr sprays " chcffV
Appla aud all sweet trees are vufnal
VIII a spflnsilic pomp etefnal
Hoi for Dfcaniandi Heighl for Dfcamlandl
iaicyun Droamland. By he fcrryi
-EdEar fawcstt In indcpcndent
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-09-18


Tho late Archbishop TAFT, Of Cantor.
bury, once made an effective nso Of n
sermon. Driving down Holloway hill
be- was confronted hy a runaway hursc
with a heavy dmy, making straight for
his carriage he threw sermon IN ~
face The horc was 10 bowildcrcd b.
tho luttcring leaves that Il sworycd aud
paused. the driver tcgaincd control
tho sermon wis picked up. and the
bishop proceeded un his way ~ don't
know" he said to bis companion. the
presont Archbishop Of York, "whcthor
my sermon DID any good to the congrc
Cation, but Il was 81 considerable serv
Ice TO uyselL"-Snn Francisco Argo
maui
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-09-18

The death Of Sir John Macdonald may
change greatly the relations Of tho
United States aud Canada rs far a. trade
and reciprocity arc concerned. Tie
now administration processes iis willing.
ness TO negotiate for reciprocity In all
articles not imported from England in
large quantities, Besides, therefore, tho
"natural products" on which Premier
Macdonald based reciprocity agree
ment, the new schedule which has been
submitted to tho British minister at
Washington includes al dressed meats
and live stock as well as many manufao.
tured articles, among them carriages,
oarthen and chinawarc, shoes OF all
kinds andpapor and paper manufactures.
with this oltur la their hands the Cana.
dian agents who ccme TO the October
conference at Washington will hope to
move tho obdurate heart OF tho present
administration.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-09-18
German
Syrup


We nave selected Two OF
Group. three lines from letters
freshly received from pa
rents who have given German Syrup
to their children in the emergencies
Of Group. You will credit these,
because they come from good, sub.
stantial people, happy in finding
what so many families lack-a med.
icinc containing no evil drug, which
mother can administer with con-
iidence 10 the little ones in their
most critical hours, safe and sure
that It will carry them through.
10, l. WlLfIrs Of Mis- tAsW. KIRK,
Alma, Nch, I give Il naughtcfs College.
20 my children when llauudsbufg XIV.
troubled with Group lave depended upon
ana never saw any II In attacks OF Group
preparation act like with my liulc diuph
H. u 20 aimply mi. ter, aud find u an In.
mculOus, valuable remedy.
Fully one-half Of our customers
are mothers who Use Boschee' Ger
man Syrup among their children.
A medicine TO be successful with the
little folks must be a treatment for
the sudden and terrible foes Of child.
hood, whooping cough, Group. diph-
liberia aud the dangerous innamma-
tionsoldelicate threats and lungs. ID
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-09-18

The Emperor a. a nusinrss Manager.
When think % the emperor ~. tho
business manager q practical polit.
ical corporation am constantly In.
clinod to look Tor the koy 20 his success
and popularity In Germany by quoting
the laconic opinion Of lin expressed by
an American officer who was presented
10 him for the nrst time at the Baltic
mancuycrs Ia 1891. lie came away from
his audience flushed with excitement
and expected a vigorous report from
tho fact that this officer had been
drawing his Impressions Of Germany
principally from Paris and st. potcn
burr
what do you think Of him nowr
said.
Immense he has genuine Yankee
head on him"
II only need b. added that this com
pllncnt was tho highest Ia tie court yo
oabulary oi my follow cbuutryman. -
poultnuy Blgulow In Century.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-09-18

a l.oudonrr used to boast that he
had never been within Westminster
abbey, 81 pnul's cathedral, the Brit.
ish museum. or any 81 tho recognized
show placra An Old fellow who had
worked many years ON a certain farm
would proudly ozolaln, on the slightest
proyocntion, I've worked for GaiIcr
Clos forty year, an mover armed morc
nor ten shilling wcckw Another old
rustic, the shortest way 10 whose home
from the road was over a canal lock.
used TO say, For well nigh Gity ycnr
I've crossed the cut twice day,
mornln un night an I've mover tuin.
mcl'd mw--l.1ndon TitBltS
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-09-18

In The Nineteenth Century Professor
Francis Gallon describes with consider.
able minuioness tho system Of idcnti.
hcation by finger tips, which no has
wrought out with scientific carcfulnes..
IIc tolls us that every ono Of ~ bears on
bis body a visible token Of identity that
can never 30 destroyed. never 10 mis-.
taken and never counterfeitcd. Thi.
token Is found IN the minute lines Of
ridges found IN the palms Of tho hands
and tho solci Of tho feet These wayy
ridges never vary In the sane hand in
tho courso Of n lifetime. They remain
the same from birth TN tho body decays.
lmprnis taken II tho iingcr tips 81
Sir W. J. Hcrschel IN 1850. and again
In isss. show this to be tho case. Pro.
fcssor Gallon, however. has fortified his
position by measurements Of many thou.
sand specimens llc looks confidently
forward TO tho time when criminals will
DO identified IA this manner. dosortor,
discovered aud Lost heirs recovered aud
returned 10 their homcsi perhaps oven
runaway husbands and wives tracked
TO their hiding places. lilo has Invented
apockci instrument Tor printing finger
tips In the way he sugrcstS
Professor Cation compares tho ramlh.
cations Of tho lno ridges on tho finger
tips to the pattern OF piece Of lace
Tho lace may 30 cut, worn thrcadbarc,
washed aud shrunhcn small or pulled
cut wide aud long, but the pattern 70.
mnins the same, Il Is remarkable, too,
that tho finger tlpa Of no two individuals
Aro ever precisely nike
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-09-18

Ruskin uttered many noble thoughts
before he lost his mind through giving
mp to nervous irritablily Here Is one
OF his sayings' III the ghost that Is in
you, whatever the essence Of il, leaves
your hnnd juggler's add your heart a
cheats, It is not Holy Ghost, haa8u.cl
OF that. Aud for the rest, an political
economy, as woll as all higher virtue,
depends first On sound work
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-09-18

Here Is m idea for small withdrawing
room or h1udoiri Tint the walls with sofl
china pink. and tone them down with laes
hanglngl. Nottingham curtain stuI looks
not expensive. After lacking them on tho
Nail hnlth tho top with nouuoc about
httern or sixteen iuchos Ia length. ny IL
yiding curtain you will get the finished
edge for the bottom N your nouncr. The
pink thus covered hecomrs very delicate.
and forms a beautiful background Tor
water color drawings The whole room
should be Kept as delicate "a possible with
softly tinted china % a decoration.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-09-18

We call II states righta doctrine In tho
United siatcA In Germany they call It
particularisn, which ia not half so good
namo' But that "a what Ia the matter
with Bavaria Tho Bayarians arc us
Jealous Of any interference with them
on the part Of tho central government
rs moonshine whisky distllcr in the
mountains Of Tennessee.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-09-18

Boston hopes Mrs. James X, Polk will
be happy IN heaven, OF course, but it
como, quite forgive he's Tor forgetting
that shu md ever been In that city.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-09-18

The Third
ACTION AZ
Many Cases
cal,
The busi
court was 70
Justice Eau
the Federal
Justice An
room aud
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The folk
Judge Zane
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has no
hand,
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real
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-09-18
RtteIVls D.lOsIIs P.YaDIp on plr,ri.

DS- safe Deporn Vaults. ABSOLUTELY bar.
rlsr and Gro proof. htnt.. 9 10 ~ pr year
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-09-18
BEFORE
Ii, Third
ACTION AZ
NAM Cases
Gait

The husi|
court was e
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room aud
on ,hd
The fold
Judge Zan'
crowded ou
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-10-31
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-10-31

At the Baptist church tomorrow morning
the service will be As usual; in the evening
there will be missionary concert. At the
Congregational, regular preaching service
in the morning; communion sc IL, when
several Candidates will be taken into the
church; in the evening special yesper
service, with printed programmes distrib-
uted at ,he door. At Episcopal it will be
day of All Saints and the sacrament Of the
Holy Communion will be celeb at
10 80; special music has been prepared, q
notable feature Of which is the beautiful
al them who are there that are array ed
in white robes2" composed by DR..
Manner OF the choir at St. Pauis, London;
regular evening service. At Methodist
Rev. Israel Luce, Who has beea engaged f,r
supply for the time being and probably
he rest OF the conference year, will preach
Of The usual hour. Mr.. Luce is promi
nent preacher Of the Maine conference,
has been stationed in Gardiner. Lewiston,
Portland Chestnut street,, and presiding
elder OF the Porllsnd district. At the
Unitarian the morning and evening services
will be as ususl; the subject Of the lesson
in Rev. j. L. Stewards Bible class will be
"Brahmipism," concluded. At Uniyersa-
list preaching by the pastor at 2. 40 p. NJ.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-10-31
Eggs and RrniIerS for Market.

The fact that the best layers are small.
do not often sit and are not always of
the best quality and appearance for
market, Is an obstacle ia the way OF
those who wish to keep hens that lay
We II and at the same time produce choice
chicks for the high prices. This diff
Guilty may be partially avoided by cross
ing, but crossing should be done by
using pure breeds, and not by attempting
to grade up a common flock The hens
should be hardy. and at the same time
they should be good layers. This can be
secured by mating Brown Leghorn
male with Partridge Cochin hens. The
pulets from the cross will, of course,
be part Laghorn and part Cochin. They
of the Legborn with the size. hardness
and heavy feathering Of the Cochin and
in color will rongly resemble the hens
Of the Leghorn breed. They will oc-
casionslly sit, but will mature early
and lay as well as the pure bred Leg
horn hens, Having produced the choice
egg layers, in the shape Of such a cross,
they may be mated with Plymouth Rock
or Wyandotte males. The chick OF this
second cross will be only one fourth
Leghorn, and will be equal to the chicks
Of any OF the large breeds as broilers,
the Leghorn blood proving beneficial by
giving greater prominence to the breast
meat. No pullets Of the second cross
need be retained, as the hens Of the first
cross will prove excellent layers until
they are four or five years old. The
broiler's appearance and quality is
largely Influenced by the sire.-Mirror
and Farmer.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-10-31
Socal 21loffcrs.
BUILDING COMMITTEE
OF the Maine Commissioners to the
Worlds Fair Meets in Augusta.

The building committee of the Mains
commissioners to the Worlds Fair met il
tits city Ffidsy, and received designs ant
ex plantations from several Maine srchite cts
The members Of the committee were al
present Hon. J. P. Bass Of Bangor. Hon
A. K. Bixby of Skowhsgan and Mrs
E. c. BnrIeigh. Designs were sub
nit.ed by the following architects
r. P. Walker of Brownville, w. R. Millel
of Lewiston, Charles s. Frost Of Chicago
formerly of Lewiston, W. E. Barry Of
Kennebunk, Elmer I, Thomas Of Auburn
and w. E Msrsur of Bangor. The two
latter architects were present before the
committee and explained their plans ant
probable coet of them. The other archi
tects sent explanations along with the de-
signs.
The committee adjourned to meet sgsir
some lime during the frat part of Novem
Der to take further action with regard Il
the matter. There is but $40 600 to expent
on the building and this ne csssitstes 8 very
careful consideration of the subject.
Whatever Names building may be th,
State certainly has ore Of the most desirs
Bile lots on the Exposition grounds. L
fronts the lake, from which il is separated
by a broad walk, and on the CHER side Of
the building will be another large thorough.
fare, while ii the inns diate vicinity will
be some of the most important buildings oil
the fair