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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-02-19

The Mount Carmel Air Ship com.
pany has for months been promising
70 give satlsiac,ory demonstration Of
tho air ships success. Tho big ship
That was promised Ia make the Trip
nom 81 Louis 10 Chicago over a month
Ago has never yet been seen-tho only
nit ship that the public has had
kilnll-e OF lnt 20 cents a squintl IL the
nig, sleepy looking, wohhly gas bag al
the exposition. Tho Aelrs correspond.
ent Il not attempting 10 throw cold
water ona merltorious enterprise or
display OF inventive genius. He, Ia
common with every other newspaper
man In the city, Is Disguised with The
claims that the mir ship people are
making with 20 little foundation In
mct All Chicago is surprised that the
management OF the ship sheuld not
retire with It's treasure rather than
putting u up incomplete and unsatis.
factory Tor picayunish admission Zee.
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HIS FIRST EXPERIENCE.


He loved her very much. II,
thought he had never loved half .,
much before. Aud she, Well, Oh,
may have loved him; that he dldn1
know-hc hadn't asked her.
She was -. She was the most beau
tiful creature he had seen. Her hail
was black AS ink; her skin was white
--as milk; and her eyes-hpw brilliant
they were. They scemed to look Into
his soul. And he wondered II she
knew u.
lie had never seen anybody 10 raw.
ishing to look at-not even In fancy.
He had never before loft his food han
tasted on his plate--not even nj the
country hotel. lie had never before
found II task 10 close bis eyes NJ night
not even when lac had been aick Win
fever.
As Tor her, she looked upon him with
favor; she would take his hand A.
they walked along the beach, and
when the water spread further Than
she expected on the sand, she would
cry, "L0ok out, Harry, dealt" or the
like.
lie presumed he ought TO be happy
there was no reason why he should not
be-, Others In his position would have
been.
All yes; II was well cnough-untll
the O'Clock express from New York
came la. Then slie would be- srcssed
IN something wonderful, In blue aud
gold, or In gray and black, or In pink
and white, ami she would VT upon the
broa pihs8as OF the hotel aud chat and
gossip with the mon. on counc. when
lac came up she treated him clvilly,
dccently, aud he had no fault 10 nnu
--uD fault, that H., In order. Yet he
asked himself sometimes " she was
treating him IA ono individual Or a. u
species.
En- blcni One day fourteen Saratoga
trunks were loaded ON the blue express
wagons at the side door. A good many
Of The trunks belonged 10 her. shs was
going away.
He mt idly on the l. Of the plaza
with his patent'lcathcrcd feet on tho
miliug.
She came TO him. She was dressed
for travel III allorcut gown with
pla,tlngs Of Indian cloth on the front
of tho waist and with black veil
that could not haze the sparkle Of her
eyes.
She held out her hand, and then Inns
pulsively size took hls head In her
hands aud kissed him.
What thrill went through himl
He looked up-sne was gone. Short
ly he heard The rumble II the stage.
Then he heard nothlng-oxccpt that
he Imagined that he heard his heart
beat.
lie wns all alone, and he Let his
head drop forward on his breast, aud
he cried M though his heart would
break.
For, after all. he was only o years
old. --hato fieifs Iiohipgton.
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management says that the big ship
will he built. lie saya the buoyancy,
screw. vacuum, asrOplane and para
chute will be the principles that viii
run the machine to successful demon.
stratlou. "rho screw principle" he
.ays, as used IN this ship to pfnpul.
the same NJ In water. Water ~ liild,
% l. air. The screw will work in mir
better than IN water, because the mir T.
flexible. The Vacuum priucipie on
this ship Is combined will the screw.
The blades on the screw are shaped 70
that after the air T. discharged OH their
outer diameter u h dtiicctci At point
M Of the center Of the bIoyancy
chamber and IL isutilixcd to fOrcc tie
ship In the snmu direction that II l.
travelling. The ser0plauu principle is
utilized The same WAY that tail 1.
uaod on vessel. The parachute u
usc,l 10 rctard the velocity OF the air
.hip In it, decent 10 will he shown
In The bricf description 81 the chip
how these principles arc applied The
msir part " the machine Il the buoy.
aucy chamber; this In share Il an ob.
lated spherold, bolng larger ~ The cen.
Ter aud inpering symmetficaliy 10
huge cigar. On the inside of this
chamber are two compartments. one
h receptacle Tor gas aEd the other IL
used as ON engine toom. The engine
that occupies this room e. thu e.
cylinder rotary and prOpuls the large
wheel In front " the ship. The fuel
that supplies thla engine j. gas and u
fed direct The main shan on this
engine "a hollow, and the large pro.
pcllcr u keyed directly on u II. This
shan Il made hollow 10 let tie air
pass through Il In the cylinders To
keep them cool. On the Top oi the
buOynucy chamber u placed the
sail. This exionda IT, fuli length and
can he manipulated 10 that the currents
viii act 10 propcl the chip ~ u does q
sailing vessel In the water. Attached
70 this sill Il the uiddor that guides the
ship either 10 the right or the lof, and
underneath this ruddrr !. the tall
This tail u patterned after birds tall
and H. used 10 raise " lower the ship
Of the propeller wheels nj
the sides. ON the sides Of the cham
Der hre placed the wing. These wings
arr ~ made that when tho ship ~ de.
rcundiug they lmproviae themselves
into pamchutca, which makes the de.
scent gtniunl. ON each OF these wings
are placed Two propeller wheels for rais.
Ing aud lowering the ship.
Mr.. Pennington was doubtless very
buoyant whom he wrote the above
Of lils ahip more 10 than the
ship itself rhe Aoirs correspondent,
along with every other person In
Chicago, would like 10 SEQ tho air
ship succeed, hut II wit never DO 70
until III hackers 20 out " the show
business and sond Pennington aud
his big, wobbly toy 10 the woods lot
some more thinking. NoWs.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-02-19

The split Nnl IN ihi- Shns seriously
famed The horse FROM which " was ficeni.
~ hk'n in Worcester, Mae. ono point
~ tio nail came oni in the proper place
Tor clenoliing, AID 30 deceived tho black.
smith who shod me hursr Tho othff
rlIn. Nnni in The direction shown in no
Illustration. piercing the iondnr rtri of
thc loot cnlloi the quick" nom which
ihe hors" was made unnl fos use nearly
two Ntula.
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REF FUSED
TO ANSWER
THE FEDERAL GRAND JURYl
Released under NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Appeals to Supreme Court.
QEoENr CHICAGO AND OTHER EASTERN PAPERS CON

DECENT CHICAGO AND OTHER EASTERN PAPERS CON-
voy tho Information that dealers and several
general freight agents OF railways have a
Judged guilty Of violations of tho Interstate In som
cases hoavy fine imposed others placed Gus
tody Evory effort Is bong made to protect tho shipper
whether his oonslgnmonts full carload a train
IegtImato competition OF dealers In this avoided
rho Chamber Of Commerce also ondoavoring secure
Lower Ratios for Utah Territory this city in particular I'd
to this writing thoy have failed Tho tariff which prevailed
N December. 1890, Jus by tho railway
companies February 7th
We pleased to inform tho public that full o.
THIRTY EIGHT CARS. worth nearly $500 ooo shipped
from tho East to this city. loft the manufacturers
CONDOR. BEFORE RATES ADVANCED. and contained a full
limo OF
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-02-19
The Putnam Nail

CANNOT SPLIT, SILVER OR BREAK.
Il .sih1gnly Hot. Forvoi and Hammer.
Pointed Horseshoe Nail In the World
made hy. iuachinofy IN precisely the same
maunoras the oli-fashionod handmade
nail
Tho United state. gIycrnmant protects
Tho nrncess " ihell manufacture through
1 patents, sud other hrins who mako or
advertise Horseshoe Nall Hs hero ds.-
criheii nfo guilty uf infringement ani
Dcearng NJ fhblic.
As you VALUE YOUR HORSE
in.lst on your blaeksmilh using tho
PUTNAM. u in absolutely safe.
lor sgle. by ~ doslers ~ llouesho, N.us.
Putnam Hail 20, N.pOnset, Boston, Mass
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The model, which IL not Unow In
successful dumonstrall0n at the cxposi.
ton building" In about thirty feet
long In shape II reminds one OF an
nbhormally large aud tat sun nsh.
some people say that II looks Hike n
mick cigar. Perhaps II does-it looks
iihe most anything out an air ship. IL
- made OF Vanished cloth, aud II
ifontof It there revolvcs u two fan pro.
poller, which IL run by piece Of twine
belting that comics fr0m little motor
that Is carried under the machine. The
tail IN the rudder, aud two awnings ON
the side allow the thing 10 pnttle 10 the
ground easily. The ship does not carry
iis own electric power. The cells
stand on the iloor, and wire runs
fron them 10 the motor that makes the
propeller fan revOlye. There Is no car
for PASSENGERS, aud II there was the
ship could not lit u wax doll. There Is
canvass box under the long gas bag,
aud on It's slides are three or four win
dows put on with marking pot. Tho
eject IN amusing 10 a disintefeAt,d
visitor, hut 10 an air ship enthusiast II
II disgusting.
Inventor Pennington claims that ho
VIII yet construct "A ship of aluminium
tiiAt VIII SAL the air successfully aud
carry passengers. There are few who
nave iaith in him. In u circular the
The sun., 1891-01-02
4 FUNERAL TURNED FROM 4 CHURCH.
Church Quarrel In Aesding that Does Net
End At tho Grave.

Church Quarrel In Reading that Does Net
End At tho Grave.
READING. Jan. The funeral Of Mrs Peter
Peiffer tho vito OF q wealthy farmer Of Bethel
township. this county, was to have boon held
In Klopps church. tho members Of which are
at litigation In regard to the control OF the
church property.
Tho party seeded and erected q new church.
which has Just been occupied. Mr.. Peiffer 10
ono Of the leading members OF the party that
clunG to the old church, and his wife. shortly
before her death expressed q desire that her
remains should be taken into the church and
the services held there.
When the oortege arrived at tho church many
people had already assembled. but the ofIlciat-
ing clergymen. the Rev. L. D. Stambaugh. re-
fused to go inside. saying that hs had Just re-
eeived netice from the Rev. H J. Welker not to
Asa SDsn
around ths grave and listened 70 the pastors
epIoay Of the DECEASED wopan-
eens RRh Se Of prae. shs e.
stltuted suit to obtain possessioS oS tie same. az
u Yea Sv
< Master in Ghanoery deelded IN favor Of the
old party. but the case was appealed, and there
ss;sa s. Isss.s Dc church 'Ss doors Ssr: '5Ssa %
on this last occasion tho doors wers open
and the 9hyFeh was vol warmed. but The 4o-
sas shass: Il 70 Il:
funeral serNoeS.
The sun., 1891-01-02
DEa.,.sr ey ~ ,cn- sor~n xv1roH.
Four TrainMen Hurt n A. Accident 70 .,
Express on tho Lack sWasua Read.

Four TrainMen Hurt n A. Accident 70 a.
Express on tho Lack sWasua Read.
PATERSON. JAN 1.-Express train No. on
the Delaware. LaokawannA and Western Rail
road. which left Hoboken at 7:4b O'Clock to-
night In charge Of Conductor AoCappcal Of
Binghamton. was going rapidly about half .
milo beyond the West Paterson station at $3.50
O'Clock whom It jumped tho track at an Ice
bound switch. The locomotive. No. l8A.
struck . train OF fat cars loaded with pig
iron on an adjacent track and went over on its
side wreck. Tho rest Of the train, consisting
Of Q baggage car. one passenger coach and two
sleepsrs twisted around to the other side Of
the iron-laden oars. but kept upright None OF
the passengers was hurt, although Ill were
badly shaken MP. Goals from the locomotive
furntoe set fire to the cab and the woodwork
wes burned.
These trainmen were injured.
soslasa snd isf. ie1 o1usheS Oh "Nnnss's - ."
fireman snrrH DnnAnEs Of Weshtnstsp, K i. bealdsA
and badly oas on hand and hurt Internally.
Baggage HAsteH JAhks SoAklAn Of Btnghamten Lee
hurt.
striking hts head On pile Of pig ron whsn he Jumped
from The train.
Tho injured mon were cared for IN ono Of tho
derailed sleepers. Another train Was made up
to teke the place OF the express. after oonStd-
erable delay.
The sun., 1891-01-02

0ss U - Poison hsS Baby aAa Thea Re
IapssA lnt0 0Sarang Vacancy.

Get Up - Poison Hss Baby and Thea Re-
lapssA lnto etasfnE Vacancy.
John Christiansen married young girl oil
l8 year ago Deo ~. He was prosperous
young mechanic, and they set up housskesp-
ing In . dat at AT West Thirty fifth street,
Twenty-seven days ago last Wednesday the
wife became mother. The child was healthy.
but the mother went mad.
Last Sunday afternoon she tried 10 throw
herself from Q window. As che showed no
further disposition to acts OF insanity, her hus-
band and mother decided that the at had
passed away
The baby was fretful on Tuesday. Late In
the afternoon the grandmother loft the baby
and Its mother alone about fifteen minutes.
When she returned the baby had ceased to
s.n on L. Gin and Ia D. Wsr, wsse
ssrSns smell OF osrboIio aSid about the chiid 5
The ypupe mother lay in her usual position
on the bed. With vacant eyes staring widely.
t she n. hsd got up and poured earboho acid down
sSSsSr sS saa saIed Snt fSed dG ts
ohi!d Is1 MOANING. shl!erine every once In q
while apd then stretching out riRidly, Late
small hands olinohed. and L was dead. The
%SSh:f sI Hdns and 'hens unconscious Of
sflpS g. rlshs sRs cane net sG 5Ss.ss ,,n my
babyf Where 10 its" Thev brought her the
as Va. Ths sooa
intervals since she can hardly I've.
The sun., 1891-01-02
nxx OFF WITH HER TRUE Lo1n.
A Yksisia Girl Outwits Her Parents and o
Msa who Was Not Her Choice.

A vEganla Girl Outwtts Her Parents aad .
Maa who Was Not Her Choice.
ONANcooK. Va. Jan. 1.-Ayres Chapel. .
small Methodist church on tho bay side Of
Accomack county. Was the scene OF Q church
festival night before last. In the audience
sat Miss Sally Gray who has won the hearts Of
many swains In that region. and on one side Of
her sat Bee Scott and on the other sat Fletcher
Lewis, rival claimants for her hand. Some
time ago 6any's parents found out that she
was engaged TO Scott. and being opposed to
him. they succeeded In inducing her to break
the enRseement Soon after this Sally in
formed her parents that she had transferred
her affections 70 Fletcher Lewis, and that they
would be married on New Years Day. Ao-
cordlnGly preparations wore begun % big
sisSorste oatiS and and shs old FOLK Folks 0Sa set tSema M
solves to work 70 make the occasion all thar
A54ss ohsps o vss wseH R a a shsaa Ss and ssss,
Lcwis. who was supposed to bs tho coming
and sally Gray slipped silently out oi tho The
%ss ShHssh Su%psd fnt2 buggy and drove Ave
took the midniaht train and dissppssred,
When Il became known that they had lied
He wept llKo child. and. in company with Ike
Tnt sssssr went tq P%5s%it q tho
,atiny wsS S,s.s.s n
thines ordered for the marriage that now viii
not take place.
The sun., 1891-01-02
rHs MAN BE srnuCx Is DEAD.
Jack Fry Aesussd Or ths Murder or Teieg
rapher George.

rapher George.
Eugene A. George died at tho Roosevelt
Hospital at 10hO yesterday morning, after linz
eering sincs Christmas night whom Jack Fry
fractured his skull with . beer glass. FRY
came here . year ago from Pittsburgh. and
made such bad reputation for himself that
he had to return to his native city. A few days
before Christmas he came back with friend.
Robert MoGee. Tho two were arrested by ono
OF Inspector Byrnes's men the evening Of their
arrival. and after being held five days at head
quarters wore released, not however, before
the Inspector had obtained excellent photo
graphs Of them.
After their release they won't to Reeds
saloon at 257 West Twenty ninth street. Reed
had heard OF them and drove them out Then
they won't to Miller's saloon at 269. Reed hoard
that they were there, apd, being friendly with
shs e H shep psTsons ss
saloon was Eugene George. young telegraph
% ShTls.mas might Fry and MCGEE walked
the bar. Fry accused him Of telling Miller that
@ ssS nS &sE S ed r. e' O 1 st es e
sxs sns % assas
ses oa 'tSok ss 1ss a.as s@ sss es s
2sssss9 sss 81 asa
Roosevelt Hospital and on TuesdHy afternoon
LEY as, ns oans
asSrss dssass man and had an
ineome q i.200 . year from property In the
e.4ss as soa .Rd E q:
in tie Tombs Police Court to-day.
The sun., 1891-01-02
PURELY LOCAL. THIS FOG.
Local Evsrywhsre From CSneinnati - Fer
land, No., and Hangiag o..

Local Evsrywhsre From Cincinnati - Pert
land, No.. and Hanging o..
Tho confederate mist phantoms. in their
uni iorms OF gray. besieRed and invaded the
city yesterday. after a triumphal march
through the West They disabled the wires
on the way and stole news OF them by the
bushel leaking It into tho earth; but they
didn't manage to shut rs out entirely from
the other half Of the continent They stopped
comm munication for time by tho usual way
through Pittsburgh: but they neglected to
post forces on tho Buffalo electric route. and
By that line the West proclaimed to US that
she was still there.
The fog marched with closest ranks through
the country to the south Of US. Instead Of re-
csivinR frum fifty to sixty words minute. the
typewriting teleRrsphers in the Associated
Prees operating rooms received only twenty.
II It had been an ordinary week day. instead
Of New Years Day. there would have been
stacks Of unsent messages in the Western
Union Office. Manager Sink said the service
ssa M: %Ssh &. & ss ssSss
e, &s.sn Il to-day sher' may be trouble
The unromsntio Young man In the Equitable
sSsoa e. dd
dH IN -9 II e2sa Rsas q u
Ss na ,0m HGi91 Rs at e It
wave was moving over . cold, snow-covereI
surface. and the e9ld condensed the fog opt OF
Il was an unusually warm wave for winter.
Even out in fyosty st. Paul the Thermometer
registered only four degrees below tho freez-
ing point The temperature hsreabouts and
within 800 miles Of us fuotusted between 500
and 4Oo.
Down tho bay and beyond Sandy Hook the
fog was unusually denee, Hall dozen steam
ships came in. but no steamships or sailing
craft vensured sesward.
Tho telegrSphiQ reports Of the condition OF
tho wsatheF In other parts Of the country came
In 40 slowly last night to tho SIGNAL Service
Bureau tha haf tho observers oouldn't mako their
usual predlclohs q. until nearly midnight: They
we're somewhat foggy a. to the PROBABILITIES
for to-day. Sergeant Jesunofsky said late In
the afternoon that the local outlook-that IL,
the outlook FIX this neiehborhood.w not en-
aud It Is likely that to-day will be Q duplicate
81 yesterday, maybe with fog somewhat
Aanaar
The sun., 1891-01-02
TORroIsF snKLL BURNED or.
a Costly "B,aok Fr-e" with Occasions ~
1srsts or Fiaae-Two Firenen Hurt.

n Costly "Black Fire" with Occas1 on Al
nsrsts or Fis.e-Two Firenea Hurt.
Pufins engines updsr close canopy OF black
smoke filled the block opposite Oentrs Market
last nisht. and more OF them. twenty in all,
besides Ave trucks and tho new wator tower.
hlled up all the four sides OF the block bounded
by Broome. Grand Centre. and Elm streets.
The new big seven- story building at 24l and
2l3 Centre street right opposite tho market.
was aflre.
The building has front OF fifty feet aud runs
back to the centre Of tho block. 1t belongs to
August Trsnkmann and was almost entirely
occupied BY Trcnkmann 4 Co.'s tortoise shell
goods factory and the Union Pearl Company.
buttona. TrenkmAnn 4 Co.'S factory is ono
OF the largest OF It's kind in this city
Trsnkmann 4 Co. used part Of the first floor
end al! Of the SECOND; third. and fourth floors.
IN od1 aoor sea sesdssm dsmRa.' Rs' hsy Ssss
2At and St1. which runs through 10 Elm street.
William Mosurr.u.. th. w.sohmsn en-.
oS.Gs 81. suans sas Ey.9y 9s
was about 10 enter tic building on the Centre
o!erh.sd and shs pun OF q s%ofs 1re came 81 u out
Of the third hoor windowa
stss :ss i sas s: s.ss
burning. one Of the upper 1oors fell in. Tlen
for . few moments flames got tho better Of the
ernoka and ed M tho otv for many blocks.
Engine 55'B house is lust behind the build
Ing In Elm street. and h5's men were. at work
Rs, fonSS AND e'
help, Alarm alter alarm was sent out then
ryinR hose, and the iire tower was pouring 10
= stream that would have nlled tho building
II 1t had been water tight
FLY, ,hyee mon Old not give up tho single
we're inslde tho building lying down to escape
uron the fire, when back drsught struck
Assistant Foreman Hilliam Nash whose place
was near the hesd OF the stairs, was blown
bodily down the stairway. An am bulapce took
him to gouverneur Hospital. Ono Of his logs
that the bones Of the Ioot we're disp!aeed.o e.,
glne. fell from ladder In the rear Of the build
Ing upon o ienoe and out his head.
The fire wont up and up until 1t burst through
Everything in the building. and the building
itsslf above tho second door. except the walls.
Besides the two PRINCIPAL occupants, A.
Doves. . cutlery manufacturer. and George j;
Hoffman an agent for lookipg z glasses, occupied
part OF the drst aoor, and E. Kol4um. q black
smith. occupied the basement They lost By
water. The building next door was wet from
tip 10 bottom. Among the occupalts are the
RsosS aRd ssn saxss1 ys1ss
hox makers. ]. L. Tracey 4 Co. shoes. and the
Phenix Fire ExtinRuisher Co. .Trenkann Co.
lose about 500 900 on stock and buildings, and
SEQ, 900 may cover the other lcsses.
The sun., 1891-01-02
Emperor wIls..'s New Years.

BKRLIN. Jan. 1.-Emperor William to-day st-
tended divine service In the castle chapel. and
sherwsrd held q reception In tho White Hall
Of the palace. Subsequent to the public reosp-
lion the Emperor gave audience to the Am
Dsssadore and Ministers Of foreign countries.
Count Dc Lapnay. tho italian Ambassador, who
is assn o. the diplomatic corps. offered the
behalf Of that body, and his Majesly made
ffI5sss@Inl fI @ and cordial reply. After resslyipg
attended Tho ceremony OF siyinR OUT The nasS.
Wofn e tbs Berlin garrison In the court yard
o. re huhmSshAlie All the principal Gencrals
present 'NN "NN'' "oiS
The sun., 1891-01-02

CoaooRD. N. H. Jan. l.-The Board Of Bank
Commissioners In their annual report say that
tho aggregate deposits Of the savings banks
and trust companies In tho state are Se8, 772,-
227; guaranty fund. tS.79l.sSl; surplus and
interest t2.879.746. Total number OF deposit
tors. l69.787. OF the accumulattons of the saw
Tugs banks s20.l74o27 is invested In New
Hampshire, ABOUT sa2 900 900 in New England.
425,s65000 In Western loans. and $40. OOO, 600 In
United States, city. town. and miscellaneous
bonds.
The oo%%iss.|Gnsrs rsSommsnd that tAs lay
pay over per cont interest TO deposit tors but
may divide any surplus beyond thelF guar
years; That tho limit Of the guaranty fund bs
placed .. 10 per cent, o. deposlts instead Of
hereafter purchase the stoot of any r CORPORA. Sn
ton orHanised under the laws Of another
State which 10 engaged In the business OF SELL
ouritjeA