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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-10-18
rae AMMAN rnunLEu.
Tho steering Committee rutto work
ou a.

wAsuINctoN, oct. ls.-rhe Dem.
ocratic FeuatUfs have ugsin put the
sicoiing committee 10 work upon the
silver problem with tho unIorsiandlng
thst the c mmittru 10 also 10 make
accommodations AZ to whether a
Democratic conference shall be- Gale b
on the subject. The committee IL matt
ing nu tiiIrt g. agree upon q comprom-
leo measure which the reIeal Demo.
Gratis viii Hcccpi, for uubm saion
10 the proposed conferences In
case II 10 cillUI. The opinions diilcr
ns To whether there ought 10 be a
formal conference on the compromise
on II should hc submitted 10 Individual
Democratic members II the Beuatu for
their eud0TgUmrut. The prep0udof.
unce o. opinion is favorable q the con-
ference plan. The committee has been
citing tue greater part OF the day.
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Noorhse.,s Now rInn.

WAsI1NurON, Oct. Voorhees,
said lolny that he would make an
effort TO continue for the present the
recess eystem ingugursted last oven.
ing HIS plan Ia 10 nave the Sennte
CIT each day from lOtoG. He IA of tho
opinion that this viii prove tho best
pan Tor turning out work and getting
ilu OF long speeches. He expresses
me opinion that the end of tho long
debate 10 near and inumates that the
present week may close IL.
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] NNlNh fhIN THE ANNINs
A resident OF the asulcasiorn part OF
the city writes 20 the NENB as IollYws:
1 ~ scheme De- Ola zoos 20 secure hy
| compromise, Or other means If thn
should fall, the supp9rt OF tho indie
l prnGcnts la tho newly annexed nj.
l Gitiuu 20 the city, which includes
Lincoln pnfk, Norwood anu Pcfklus's
/ additions
"rhe principal actors In this little
drama are Sam J. Paul uud Lawyer
Bergen, VINO are willing ani anxious
that tbs Independents should elect q
nominee Tor councillor from the Fifst
| precinct. o. that it could be- represented
/ al the Liberals' convention that this
particular Individual wos not only the
choice Of the Liberal element, tut was
also the choice OF the auti.Libcfal fac
ton In tue annexed portion.
"a young gspirlut by the uSms %
joe flaistcd has been engaged by the
Librfhls 10 canvass the people aud nnd
out " possible the lnrvo strength uf
the two paflica in that district.
"As THIS IL jlun Co carry the Fret
| Precinct we say @, oil bona Ode voters
IN that locality, zoe 10 lt that sou are
not guided by HmUUth.luuFucd political
trirksitr. A word 10 the wise IL sum.
Client"
POLITICAL SHORT BITS.
Councilman Roh'a friends afo brac.
Ing him up 'or legislative houors.
The Democratic Legislative con.
ysn,ion for this district meets on saur.
day next.
The Liberal precinct conventions
Will bo held tomorrow night AMI the
CITY convention In the Tncat,r on
Monday noHh beginning Al ~ o'clock
noon.
q. J. Salisbury ami s. J. Kenyon are
both piuhAblu nominees OF their parry
W The Republican Territorial cOnvun.
lion 10 be hold In the Wasatuh on
Saturday nigsL
The man from Michigan was scro.
nndcd by "ihe Air0.Amrficnn Liberal
qlatteitr' last blight anu a. result
Nlhhsn POwefa has ueeu ohuckliug
about II all day. This quafieito OF
eingers, II IL said, represent KY per
cent OF the c1llfui ctti1snH VINO will
vote the Liberal ticket on election day.
a morning paper in,lmates that
Councilman Hell IL spoken OF az his
own successor from the Fourth PIE.
oincL rhc fact Is Charlie ~ "spokenD
OF Tor "hlyhor thiugs.0 His ir.rnda
Hro pointing skywari at ~ hig pef.
simmUn on tho Territorial Legislative
tree aud ate cXclaiming; "Cumb,
Charlie, climb! tits yguis II you eau
got IT,"
Boss Powers has commemorate write
q SERIES o. campaign songs which are
The Norlcst kind Of duFgUrrl but which,
Ike the love sick sWsiu, bc dfcsmily
calls POETRY. lie hss, after ssvernl
slteplcss nights, just finished parody
on After the Bali, which some fellUws
who Imagine they eau sung are now
committing 10 memory.
The chorus 10 the winning and p1r-
ular version Of After tho Ban " ~
follows aud Powers should remember
~
After Tho elections over,
Atlvr thn n. tee urC IN,
Aitgrtlv Liberals loco 10,
After Che tiUEgus win.
Tue appendix Won't UU lu o.
hla heart wIll Dec hIlgl Wl,u g.l,
Auu many "a lab Will DO aching,
After tho ball
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orn NATIONAL LEUI ,LtTOns
the Question Of Amending tho senate
journal still discussed.

wAsnNarOS, Oct is--OI recon.
vening this mOfnlug the Seua.e lis
tened TO Morgan, Ala, on the motion
u Dolpb, O.e,, 10 amond Mo Isy's
journal w aB 10 show tbs presence Of
A len At $3.50 y. m. Of thHt uny, Allen
having failed ~ hntwuf whom bis name
was called.
Morgan devoted most Of his remarks
10 reply 10 HIP. speech OF yss'or.
day, taking Occiai0n 10 chntaCt, rss
the latter M m H-iuto politician, rather
than fair minded lawyer, IN twNiiug
the decision u tho Supfrm. Court 10
serve his purpose, nni aiding that IL
took an easy clnsCicnCu - follow tho
supreme Count In all its decisions.
Morgan continued at great length,
touching on his art I'm the rebellion
Uf which, he said, he was not ashamed.
lie said the clock mai struck al the
White House AMI the ruCAOos Of tue
Senate put their heads out u tbs boa
and responded aud Informed W. Oi tue
day.
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BAN FRANoisCO, Dot. Is.-Adylce.
from HOnoluls say the Australian
steamer MiOwnfnm was wrecked there.
the passengers and malls were brought
mere today by the steamer Australia.
nhn struck on reef while entering the
hArbor anu oil efforts to pull her OIL
were unavalling. She Ia complete
wreck. The vessel exclusive II cargo
10 valued at half a million dOllars.
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DsporlIns 10 IIIrhbIndcr..

SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. is.-rhe
Chinoso Six Companies seem anxious
TO lake advantage OF the Goary law to
got rid Of highbinders before the Ne
CFsaty amenIment goes Into eiio,t.
10 this end they are aiding the 10 Ice
IN the capture OF Chineso criminals.
F.r'y'sevon have been depUrled and
other arrests viii follow.
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THIRD DISTRICT COURT.
Action Against the Salt Lake brewing
Cumpany.-An Appeal, Etc.

There has been nothing OF striking
interest In either OF the two divisions
Of the Third district court today.
In Judge ZIne's department Walter
Campbell shoup, Of the supreme court
OF Connecticut, was admitted to prac.
lice at the bar OF this court.
Tho case Of +. Il. Gregg q Go. Va
David Leach ct al was dismlssed on
motion Of appellant.
Ihe appeal case OF the CO.ou. Fur.
niture Go, w Catherine Allen was tried
before jury, Attorney Guutur appear.
lug for the plaintiff ana Attorney J..
A. Williams for the defendant. The
matter came up hom C0mmls6ionVr
PTatt's court, where Judgment was
rendered for tho plaintiff Tor $50. 80,
The amount claimed was SOL 90, said
20 TO due for goods sold anu delivered.
The defendant denied her Indebted.
noes, stating that she had laid the
plaintiffs all she owed them.
His Hon, now found In favor " the
defendant.
BEFORE JUDGE BAWlUH.
The eRse Of the Fred W. Wolf com.
pany vs. tho salt Lake CITY Brewing
%. was called FOR trial ia Judge
Baftoh's court this mornlrg. Attorneys
Frank Pierce aud &. \. Narian rrpfe.
sent The Ilaiutiii anu Attorneys w, IL,
Dickson and w. q. Hal, the defend.
ants,
The plaintiffs are CORPORATION ex.
listing under the laws NJ the state Of
lllinois, aud they claim from the de.
iendgnts the sum Of S37ij,GO, balance
Of account FOR machinery SOLD ami de.
liyeTed between the Let Of January,
1891, and the 9th VI July In the same
year. The defendants In their answer
deny tho alleged Indebtedness, aud
put In c0unteTclGim for damages 10
the amount Of Sll,sB0, on the ground
that the machinery furnished was do.
iectlye. The hearing is expected %
occupy a couple Of days.
COURT MOTIFS.
In the appeal case OF Jenkins & sons
Va A. II. Mayne, reported In yustcr-
dgy'a NEWS, In which the amount
sued Tor was $500, Judge Zane ysster.
day afternoon found In favor Of tue
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CHICAGO, Oct lS.-Capt. Adams,
commander OF the Grand Army OF the
iei uhlio, was much relieved by
ycrlefday's surgical operation. He il
now In lslr way 10 recovery. IL Will
be sryeia weeks, however, before he l.
able ~ be out.
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wore Members Added to the ,om.
mittees.

SAN DIEGO, Oct. ls.-Membors OF the
late Irrigation congress visited this
city yesterday. Ata meeting " the
executive committee ElwOOd Mead,
Myo, John II, Cotttull, Oklahoma,
Dr. Merchant, North Dakota, were
added TO the committees. Hon. w. A.
Clarke, Butte, Mont, was elected a
member Of the commission 90 have
charge Of national legislation pend.
In In Congress relating % irrigation
Affairs,
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pouilfcal hish macs was ctlt-
DRAFTED with mos. imposing cefemonie''
GlbbOus aud Satolll Occupe thrones.
Cardinal celebrated mass ani tho ser
mon was delivered by ArcAhiah0p
Corfigan, New lorSi the ceremony
closing with the tealing Of itllei
FROM the pope bgotowiug ms apostolic
bcuedictl0u on the cnrliuab after
which the procession reformed and
marched to the cariinuPs palace.
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Action Against Sehool Trnsises.

The case Of Edward l.. Burton Va
Edward Rlshion OF al was called up
IN Judge Zlue's court shortly before
3 O'Clock this afternoon. Defendants
are sued a. the trustees of tue Fiitluth
school district for alleged breach VI
contract, the plaintiff having been
teacher gt the school.
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ST. LOUIS, Oct. ls.--The American
Express people are very reticrnt about
the disappearance Of $4,000, as de-
tailed IN these dispatches last night. A
rum0r Ii current that the amount IL u
quarter Of a million.
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rnntnIn cnrnc.,. rnlnn,.

SPECIAL Nspuith 20 hs NLws.
NlwcAsrLE, Wyo., Oct. ls.-Word
has buen received from Captain Carnes
who Is organizing colony Of Eastern
farmers TO settle uIOn lands in Weston
county, that he expects TO have u part
OF the colony upon the land this fall.
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cATn0LIo oELEnnArIoM.
In Honor OF Gibbona's Epi.eopnI
Jubilee.

BALTIMORE, oct. ls.-The festlyltlrs
IN honor Of the Episcopal Jubilee OF
NhIulnAl Hlbhpna began today. The
ththeuInl ahi Catholic institutions Of
We olty WIRE deliberately decorated.
f"lthiul children OF the mother
chu'oh gathered by thousands early,
10 witness the Procession OF
ohurch dlgnitsrics which included,
besides the cardinal himself and Mgr
sAtollii every archblHhop In tho hier.
slchy, except Rlordpn, San Francisco,
hendrlok, ~. Louis aud salnolnts.
Mexico besides q large number OF
bishops nrlesis aud suminarlans. The
procession moved from the arohepls.
eopa! residences 10 the cathedral, where
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The Union Pacific and Northwestern.

CHICAGO, Oct. lS.-rhs story that
me NUrthwestern Iutonda 10 extend
us limo TO Ogden Is said 10 have con.
siderable weight Ia the matter OF tarml.
mating tho contract between tho Union
Pacific Snd that line, providing for an
exchange OF traffic. rhe Northwest.
ern may contest the effort to annul tho
contract,
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Chndren at the Fair

CHICAGO, Oct ls.-Anothur glorious
autumn day greeted the school chi.
dfen at the Worlds Fair, aud they
iaifly ovet.ran the gale.keeper In their
energies TO get Inside.
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U. Il. Won EInted.
Special DiiDaieh 10 n, NgwA

Special Diipaieh 10 he SgwG
CHEYENNE, wyo, Oct, ls.-The
employees In the Union Pacific shops at
this place are very much olated at tho
increase IN the working time which
went Into effect this morning. Here.
aler gu departments vii! work six
Jays OF eight hoIis each every week.
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BUFFALO, Oct. is.-lt IL settled be.
yOud question that the vessel hunk
just below Port Colboruo Ia the sohonn-
er g. Brisou. She carried Capt. Dun
and crew NJ nj least seven. All are
certainly lost.
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They're All Here Now.

General John A. McClcrnand, ono
Of the members Of the Utah Commls-
sion, arrived In the city this morning
from Springfield, Ills, ana Joined the
other four commissioners in tnelf WORK, ,
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CHICAGO, Oct. lS.--A iathor,son and
daughter named Slorablaoh, Of Hamp'
don, o., were found asnhyxlatod In "A
hotel nj the Worlds Fair. IL il sup.
posed they blew out the gas.
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Fair ~ Euioyinr uIs Honeymoon
All ftiEht.

BAN FRANCISCO, Oct i5.--it Ia now
lear. that y,siorIay's report that
Charles l.. Fair was restrained Of his
liberty ON the grauud ~ inranity, ~
was Generally credited about the city,
was untrue ami that he n speeding
through AfIEIua with bis WHO on a
Santa lie train.
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An EntIre Cow prawned.

GUAYmAs, Mex, Oct. is.--A coss..
ins vessel was wtoc cd on u rect near
CaIo SAT- Lucas. Tho entire crew
eighteen were drowned.
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neither u them knew Power. one Of
them was almost patslyzej at tho -.
PRESTON "vtrmiiDfm appendix" and
turning 10 hls companion imputed,
"Phnt dli de spnakur say about his
suspcndefs, Mls,?" "Dat he can zee
no uau fof their existence" was the
prompt reply II the other man from
the "onld sod" Hereafter during the
campaign "de sphakef" Will be known
hy the sprforriete name Of his own
Christening, "Ncrmliofm Appendix
pOwefH.D
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'rcm North Carolina, a Montana sap.
rhirr, Mexico Tusu garnet, "a WyOm.
ing mOas agate AMI a Maine lourm,.
line.
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PARIS, Oct. ls.-Gounoi died this
morning NJ O'Clock.
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THE InIsII QUESTION.
Tho Home RUE NH sheIved for som,
IlMn.

LoSDoH, Oct. lB,--At Glasgow last
night Henry A. Squ,tn, secretary Of
state for home alaifr, announced that
contrary 20 this impression made by
disdstouo'a late spec IA, tbs homu rule
bill would not be taken up ut the next
session Of parliament but tho New
Castle program would be- carried Gus.
Thls means that the Irish question 10
shelved for sOme time.
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nLmocnAIIC QUITE.

Repeal Wen Do Not seem 60
Favor ~.
WASHINGTON, ID. g., Oct. ls.-Vesl
is calculating call for a caucus OF all
Democratic senators; II pledges them
70 abide by the result N any Ia reached.
silver mon Sign II readily, but the Te-
peal men are holding OF. IL IL doubt.
iul whether German viii Issue the call
unless n desire Tor II seems pretty
general, m Il lie likely to do morn harm
than goOu.
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do'cndantihus reversing the Judgment
Of S'CommissiOner Meyer.
The 5000 dsmago suit Of T.. A. Dix
VI Salt Lake city reached the iurv n
Judge Baftrh's court at I o'olnck We.
iefjny afternoon. Forty minutes stcr
they returned verdict Tor the plniniifl
orsis3.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-10-18

A good Joke on Powers has Just been
started on nv rounds In political circles.
IL seems that on Thursday night while
slu, s'inE hlv,."-SuFiu Auulenco IN
TIE Citizens movement anu in a hazy
sort ~ way called II yermiform A.
pendiN. Two Irishmon were seated In
the rear VI the halt. Both were com.
pAratiye strangers In the city aud
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-10-18

The mcmucTa Of tho Utah Cpmms.
sion were this morning agalu IN her.
ness. The following Judges Of election
have been appointed slucs the il.t
which appeared 10 ys.torIay's NEw1
a, 10 ,#t,,..I.t...
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-10-18
ROZDZIAk VII.
Trzeci MAI.
Dokohczenie

Leon przepelniony uczuciami RADIOS
nego podziwienis, ~tysiacznie ucsiowal
te raczki pieszczone, ktore juz zlotyiy
ma zawsze orea, i do swego wlssciwego
wracaly powoiania; odziedziczyf zo6i
broh i wojskowy rynsrtunek; n zas,
oddawszy sic zupeinie stsraniom skrzet-
nych Tucholsnek, powrocila wkrotce
ma wieae, W ubiorze miodej ltewskiej
dziewicy, W ktorym iej dziwnie Pieknie
byio do twarzy.
- Alea Zosiul ty jestes zbiegieml
ia ciebie ssdzi6 kate, m6wiia zartem
Hrabianka do Zofii.
= TAX, tax Pani! niepuszczajmy
walczyhskiego, DO kto vie, czy ! PAM
niep6jdziesz "a tax zgubnym przykia-
demP zawolali ofcerowie z orszaku
Hrabianki.
= ia, rzekia Z gssbokiem west
chnieniem, o MEL MEL ia ma zawsze do
slawy i Ojcryzny nale2el
Hrabia Tadsusz przyblityl sic do
niej, chcial cos m6wic, ale slowa omdla-
by ma ustacb jego, liza iedna tylko sPiy-
nels mu po twsrzy, otars il, odsu-
nal sic W milczeniu!
Hrabianka zrozumiala ten wyraz bo-
lesny, podaia mu reke iakby ma znak
appointments jakiejs dawnei urazy,
spokojnie dalej o przysziych d~ziaianiach
wo;ennych m6wi6 zaczeia.
Olbracht przyjal swoie synowios Z
ojcowskism pr~zywiazaniem; zadziwisja-
ce jej podobiehstwo z possgiem wyo'
br~aAajaCym Natalie, P~odwsialO iego ku
niej przychylnosc. Zofia zostais panic
zamku Koprowskiego, tax, isk byis pa
mia serca ubostwiajscego ja Leona!
Chwile ts byiy Ola sedziwego powstsh-
OF j jego mlodych przyJaci6i nader Po-
myslnosci i szczescia pelne; ale to tax
krotkie dpi ~radosnyoh Pasmo, jake ry-
chic, przez dlugi szereg okropnych wy
padk6w Okupionemi bye miaao!
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-10-18
ROZDZIAkX x,

MIN sercs nasze upoimy zajmuiacym
widokiem p~rzyjecia W Warszawie gar
sikh woiownikow, kt6rzy cudem prawie
ocaleni W injury iej Pszybyli, = wroe-
my sic raz ostatni W litewskie knieje,
gdzie jut ma zawsze Koprowska wieze
pozegnac many. Oh jake zwodnicze,
ale razem zywe tam byiy: szczescie O.
becne, rownie isk przysziosci nadzieje
tych, CO js tax meznie bronili, i zwycis-
zali pospoiu!
Olbracht, Hrabianks j Tadeusz, ma
daremnie starsli ale rozsadnem unfair
kowaniem wstrzymae zbytne radosci
oznaki swoich podkomendnych; nieSte-
ty! byli oni ME dls ksztsltu Polskarni!
zsufani W dobre powodzenie bez zasts-
nowienis, skoro im szlo pomyslnie; roz.
~Paczsjscy ! podeirzliwi bez grsnic, kie-
dy inn niesprzyjslo szczesciel
Zamek Koprowski j jego okolice, Cd
bijaly przez kilka dni odglosy Spiewow
okrzykow ~radosnych; wszYstko sic "
MIN smislo, zartowslo i szydzilo z lstwo
pokonanYch nieprzyjacioi. Dowodoy
zss tel chslPliwej tluSzcEy, innemi wca-
le zajeci byli sprawami. = Leon i 20
fla n%iewiedzieli 90 sic kolo Mich dzialc,
DO ssmi tylko sOba zajeci, W Sobie wy
laczne znajdovali uszozesliwienie; =
kt6t z mas nieprzemarzyI podobnie W
zyciu kilks dni wesolol dni, - ktore
nam stan4 "a dlugie pasmo tyoia W c.
bojetnosci s~trawionegol DO nam poznac
dsjs, lie 10 uroku uczucia tEiwe spra-
wisja duszop zdolnym ich pojecisl
Niedlugo atoli trvsc moglo to PREY
jennie omamienie. Olbracht nsEsdziw-
sly sic zdowodzosmi wojsks posiikowe.
60, uznsi konieoznose opuszczenis wrsz
Z MEM Koprowy, ola ziaozenis sic z
gsownemi korpusami, kt6re pod Wilno
cisgnsly. ZborowSki, juz az nsdto dlu-
60 cd swego oddalony pulku, zdsnie
ich z checis ~podzielAl, Gle iuny jeszcze
mias zsmisr, ktory pred wyjsciem z
Koprowy do skutku ohcial doprowsdzi6
obawisjRc sic, ably Pominiecie tel spo.
Sobnosci, niepozbawilo go p~osisdaniS
nsjdroAszej mu istoty. strawiwszy 2
Iofis kilka godzin " towsrEyStwie He'd.
wigi, mad brzegieu rzeki swietej, " u
Iubionem przez mich ustroniu,- blagsl,
Prosii, | podobno Z niewielka trudnoSoia,
ubasgsi ! uprosil to, o co znowu PREY
Szedl biagac Dzisdunia- tax albowiem
nszywsls Zofis Olbrachta. - Leon
wSsedi ns wieAe, gdzis bsrdzo powstna
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PANL4 T.....SK4.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-10-31
Bronze Powder Making.

Nearly hundred establishments are
engaged in the manufacture of bronze
powder in and near the cities of Furth and
Nuremberg, Germany. tits composed of
copper, tin, zinc and antimony melted
in proper proportions and cast first into
rods of half an inch in diameter and
about three feet long, these rods being
rolled until about two inches wide and
then cut into suitable lengths for han
ding. The pieces go to the hammers,
where they are beaten into n very small
fraction of their former thickness, and
are then taken to sulphuric acid BATH
where each sheet is washed to remove
all impurities, rust and dirt.
After being thoroughly dried the
sheets are again hammered by steam
hammers until no further reduction is
possible, there being limit to which
machinery can be used. Up to this
stage the treatment which the metal re-
ceives, whether intended for powder or
metal leaf, is identical, but now the
process changes. If designed for metal
leaf, the further beating is done by hand,
but if for bronze powder the sheets go
to the shears. where they are cut up into
small particles and become known as
clippings. These are now ready for the
stamp mills, which are run in batteries
enabling one man TO run or attend so or
more. When sufficiently pulverized, tho
powder is sifted in special manner, the
heavier and better qualities going to one
receptacle and the inferior grades to an
other.-New York Sun.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-10-31
Window Screens.

A transparency at kitchen window
attracted my notice the other day by its
novelty. 81 made it," said the owner,
because could not get transparency
at the village store. wanted ono of
those screens, you know, that permit you
to see out, but do not let outsiders see in.
[ took an old frame for wire screen,
painted it to match the outside painting
of the house and then tackled it to piece
of organdie, fitting it perfectly and
stretching it very tight. From thin
chintz cut flowers and sprays, and ar
ranging the design in my mind proceed
ed to paste them on. After all were on
laid a piece of pasteboard behind and
put on heavy weights until they were
dry. 1 then gave the whole coat of
white varnish."
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-10-31
shakspearcan PLAYS.

: With the death of those great repre-
'sentatives of the modern stage, Edwin
Booth and Lawrence Barrett, our public
seemed to think the favor of the iegiti-
mate drama was inevitably LOST It is
quite true that the public taste is some
what vitiated and that it seems easier
to crowd a theatre with people to witness
coarse and vulgar plays than formerly;
but the works Of Shakespeare are i'm
mortal. They were not for one age,
but for all ages, and whatever the
decrease in their interest at any
time may be, it can be but tenn.
porary. The requirements OF the
chief roles of these plays mean high
intellectually and rare personal devel-
opment. Mr.. James Young will be seen
at the Academy of Music November 3
and in aen elaborate presentation of
Shakospeare's most popular tragedies,
Hamlet and Richard III, and no doubt
Mr.. Young will meet with that encour-
agement and recognition that he so
justly deserves. During Mr.. Youngs
engagement, on account of the length of
the performances, the curtain will be
raised promptly at o'clock.