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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-09-04
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~ buying aud selling more now aud seCuni.
hand goods than nny utusT house In the Nnsl.
NJ. Weber go stHlll state street
HANE your ~E-srOut.s SHEA-E
IL taus water closets aud yards cleaned
by the udurloss SANITARY COMPANY Al work
thoroughly Unaffected.
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-09-04

II W. SLOAN,
joins ~, ilAsHES,
Commiii.y uu IrnnspGrtS,ion.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1895-09-21
SCIENCE OF CURRENTS.
An Apparatus Designed for Conducting
Thermo- Electric Experiments.

An Apparatus Designed for Conducting
Thcrmo- Electric Experiments.
The classical experiment by means of
which are rendered evident the cur
rents that traverse circuit formed OF
two metals when the solderings are at
various temperatures becomes more
striking when instead OF mounting a
magnetized needle upon pivot placed
In a fixed circuit. the circnit Is, on the
contrary, rendered movable. the mag
netic field being in an invariable posi-
ton. Tho idea OF this reversal OF tho
experiment IS far from being new,
since II i upon this principle that IL
based the radiometer devised by DR..
D'Arsonval, and greatly improved in
It's construction by Mr.. G. v. Boys.
This radiomcter Is a very delicate
instrument OF measurement which re-
quircs exceeding care and great
manual skill for IFS construction; but
the apparatus that we arc going 20 de-
scribe operates perfectly as demon
stration instrument. without the
necessity OF much attention being be-
slowed upon II.
IL consists of simple wheel placed
In equilibrium upon n needle and
which the thcrmo-electric currents set
in motion under the action Of a mag
netic field. This wheel is constructed
with the greatest ease by bending into
a circle a fine wire Of an alloy OF nickel
and copper, found in the market under
the name OF white bronze or superior
German silver. This alloy, when
soldered TO copper, has the property Of
giving considerable thcrmo-elcctric
clcctro-motiyc force, much less, doubt
less, than that of bismuth or anti
mony, but II has the advantage of
possessing a high point Of fusion in nd
dition TO that OF being able to be drawn
out into fine wirc--a condition essential
for the operating well OF the appar-
ntus, the solderings of which become
heated or cooled instantancously.
The rim OF the wheel having been
closed by solder. there is fixed upon il
certain number of diameters Of
very fine copper wire insulated
from each other. and which are
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1895-09-21

In Soliciting q Hand-Out "weary'' Took
the Wrong Tack.
The lady OF the house happened
10 be near the basement door when the
tramp knocked, and she opened 1t upon
as weary specimen OF ''wraggles'
as ever went unshorn.
"Mornin', mum. he began. lifting a
greasy head-iid from a tangled shock
OF hair. II beg yer pardon, mum, but
could rely upon yer kindness fer a
bite 20 eat?"
"Why don't you work for your liy.
ing?' asked the mistress OF the house.
ALIAS! mum, have failed In business
and hain't recovered mo nerve. just q
bite. mum-any little hand-out'u do"
What business were you imp" asked
the housewife. ignoring the appeal
II was teachln', mum; had me private
school. But couldn't make IL pay"
Teaching a private schoolF' the
mistress repeated as II she was not
SIRE she had heard Alright Didn't
yeu have any scholarsY'
dead coolies OF 'cm, mum; dead
COOLEST But there was no pay coming
In, SO had 10 close the college. You
see, mum. this was the Chicago Conser-
vatory for Teaching Women the Right
Way 10 Get OF Street Cars--rather a
long name, mum, but good thing
and ! had whole drovcs OF scholars,
but had rule OF No cure. no pay,
and they wouldn't learn, mum, and
had TO take 20 tho road. It's humilIa-
tin, mum. but necessity has no man
ners, and II you could only"
amanda, bring the tea kettle" cried
the lady OF the house 20 the maid-of-
all work; but before 'Manda had ar
rived with the hot water Weary had
wraggled on TO the next house. Chi
cago Mail
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1895-09-21

the growth OF a town or city more than
all other adverse influences put to-
gethcr.
Following viii be found brief de-
scription OF the residence design illus
trating this article.
Size of Structure Front width, "a
feet; depth. 81 feet 6inches.
Height Of Story--Cellar, z feet; first
story. Q feet inches; second story, 8
feet 10 inches; attic, feet Q inches.
Materials for Exterior Walls-Foun-
dations stone and brick; first story,
clapbonrds; second story, shingles;
gable, shingles and panels; roof, shin
giles.
Interior Finish Hard. white plaster
throughout; plaster cornices and CEN
tcrs In hall, parlor. sitting and dining
room; oak trim in hall and dining
room; Georgia pine trim In second
story; white pine in remainder Of
house; main stairs oals; mantels TO
cost ESQ; stained glass In staircase
window; house piped for gas.
Exterior Colors - All clapboards,
light brown; trim, water table. corner
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1895-09-21
"a LILLE NONSENSE"

Magistrate Now tell me why you
stole that watch?" Prisoner--"Oh,
just to while away the time. "--PhiIa-
delphla Record.
--Millbnnk-- what an insignificant
man Furwcifi isl Derringfortil--i / .ou
must have seen him when his wife was
with him. Puck
First Physician this a case that
demands consultations" Second
PhysicIan--AI think IL Is The patient
is extremely rioh.v
--Nell--sIs he one of the Four Hun
drcd2" BELIEF wouldn't be surprised.
lie might easily be one OF the naughts."
Philadelphia Record.
--"Helpl Help!' cried the man who
was being robbed. Calm yourself"
said the highwayman. II don't need
any assistance. Town Topics.
--"What makes you think he cares
for you?" "Why, mamma talked 10
him for more than an hour last even.
ing and he really seemed TO enjoy itr'
Punch.
-''Don't you find II rather lonely
herc?" asked Cholly. ''with nobody 20
talk to-" YES" she replied. s'and it's
getting worse every minute. Wash
ington Star.
Van Twerp-.I hear your daugh-
ter has reached high place In the
theatrical profession. Won Swipc--
"Ycs; she's singing on roof garden.
brooklyn Eagle.
--Harry--"Comc, Johnny, let's play
horse" Johnny--"Oh. you're behind
the times; we don't play boss any
more. II YOU want 70 play bicycle, rm
with ycr."--Boston Transcript
Police Sergeant--''Is tho man dan
gcrously woundcd?" Irish Police Sur
gcon Two OF tho wounds are mortal;
but tho third can be cured, provided
the man keeps perfectly quiet for at
least six weeks. "-~Tit-lllts.
-"Ilow did you feel on your fiftieth
birthday" asked one OF Boston's
bachelors Of another who Is beginning
TO grow old Never happier or frIsIx-
or Ia my life" said he. ''but had
bad headache next morning. boston
Herald
Not Essential Mistress greatly
scandalized)-''ls II possible, Huldah.
you are making bread without having
washed your han is?" New Kitchen
Giri-"Lor'. what's the difference.
mum9 It's brown bread. "---Chicago
Tribune
"A Kind Husband. --"Wifcy, dear.
have just bought you two bottles OF
extra old Barolo for your birthday"
"But you know very well / never
drink wine" "Well. then. III drink
a myself To your good hcaithr'-n
Motto per Ridere.
An Exemplary Patient This
moraing the doctor ordered me 70
drink warm water IN hour before
every meal and hero I've been drink
Ing for the last forty minutes. but III
DO j,Rrercd II can swallow anothcr
Experimentation Blactter.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1895-09-21

soldered after their extremity has
been wound around the German sill
yer wire. One of these diameters re-
ceives In its center a small disk OF
metal in which slight depression has
been formed. The wheel having been
placed upon n needle, through the in
tcrmcdinm Of this depression. Is regu-
lated by means OF little banners sus-
pended from some of tho rndiI, and
which, while lowering the center Of
gravity OF the wheel, permit Of dis
placing II at viii and rendering It hori-
zontal.
Let us suppose, now, that we heat ono
Of the soldcrings by means OF candle.
A difference Of potential VIII establish
itself between the opposite solderings,
and an electric current, travcrsing tho
diameter that ends nt the soldering,
viii return. In bifurcating itself
through the rim. III we place horse.
shoe magnet IN such manner that IL
shall embrace portion OF the diameter,
In the half opposite the soldering, the
magnetic fleld will act upon the radius
at right angles with Its direction.
Since. however. tho action upon tho
rim IS cxcrtcd In the direction Of tho
radius. Il will be null even were tho
blfurcation unequal, and the wheel win
begin TO rcvolyc under the action Of tho
couple produced.
The revolution. which IA slow when
somewhat coarse wire Is used, becomes
very rapid. on the contrary, with fine
wire. which, consequently. should be
selected by preference In order 10 REM
der the experiment as striking rs possl-
bic. Wire of from onc-tcnth 20 two
tcnths OF a millimeter is perfectly
adapted for wheel Of from eight to
ten ccntlmctcrs diameter.
This transformation OF caiorific into
electric and mechanical energy Is, u
seems 70 as. the simplest thnt can be
imagined. LA Nature.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1895-09-21

shown BY the floor plans printed here
with; besides these there are two rooms
and a hall finished In the attic. and
there n cellar under the whole house.
The combination OF front and back
stairs economies space. There Is a
coat and hat closet IA the hall and q
closet containing a wash basin under
the main stairs. Stationary tubs and
sink In the kitchen and large pantry
adjoining. The lobby entrance 10 the
kitchen from the back porch has a re-
cess for an ice box. BY inclosing the
balcony with netting an open air resort
Is provided that win be proof against
mosquitoes and other insects.
Special Featnres-An attractive and
roomy house. large enough for mod
est rich man and small enough for an
ambitious poor man who intends 20 be-
core rich.
Cost Built as described for all To-
calities where prices for materials and
labor are about the Same as those Of
New York. $500. Built with brick
walls in place OF frame, $1,000. Those
who ara interested In these archi-
tectural designs should compare tho
estimates that are given with those
given for many other published de-
signs; invariably II will be found that
for designs of equal dimensions our
estimates are considerably higher. Tho
explanation Is that much of this kind
of work IS done by tyros, who depend
ON imitation for their designs and on
mere guess work for their estimates.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1895-09-21
PERSONAL AND IMpeRsoNAl


"A few nights ago an employee of
the Fall Mountain Paper Co, of
Bellows Falls. VT. demonstrated un-
usual eccentricities rs a somnambulist
He got up al two o'clock in the morn
ing, hnrncsscd his team. let load OF
pulp wood into his wagon and drove
down 10 the mill. entirely unconscious
OF what he was doing.
When the mahdi died. reports
slatin Pashi he appointed three
khalifas. who were 70 succeed him In
turn. The present khalifa was tho
first TO inherit the power. and, though
the other two are still living. he Is in
triguing TO pass his Office on to his son.
lie has Ave hundred wives. Among the
female slaves many are nearly white.
-Ex-iKing Milan, OF Scrvia, has
nerves. lie recently resigned from a
smart Paris club because Il admitted
an unpronounceable gentleman. Prince
Arsene Kara2eargevicz. who has just
been exiled from Russia for coming
out as pretender 20 the Scrvian
throne Milan declares Prince Arscne
the instigator OF several attempts TO
murder him and his son. King Alex
ander. OF Scrvin.
The British Adm. Lucas, now re-
ported dying, enjoys the distinction of
having been the first person 20 win
the highly priced decoration of the
Victoria Cross. only conferred for ex-
ceptional feats OF gallantry He re-
ceived IL while n midshipman in the
Crimean war for having seized she'll
that had fallen on the deck OF the ship
Hccla and flung II overheard just a
second before IL exploded.
The prize of two thousand dollars
which Miss Mary wilkins recently won
In the detective-story competition is
not her first success OF the kind. Her
earliest published story, ''The Ghost
Family" secured her the prize of fifty
dollars for which il was written. Miss
Wilkins bad chirography handicapped
her early efforts TO gain publishers
favor. She writes an immature,
schoolgirl hand that used 20 prejudice
publishers readers" against her.
"A reporter OF lie Figaro has been
indiscreet enough TO hunt up the real
ages and names of prominent actresses
and actors In the Official registers of
the Conservatoire where they studied.
He finds that they all profess to be
from one 20 five years younger than
they are and that the men are as great
offenders rs the women. Among the
names he gives are those OF Mile.
Reichembcrg, OF the Francals; Mime.
Simon Girard. of the Bouffes; Mime.
Valiant couturier and Escalais, of tho
Opera. with his wife.
On cage containing a handsome
pair of young golden eagles. which
storekeeper on Fulton street, Brook
lyn. has put outside his store 10 attract
attention TO his business, Is big sign
bearing this inscription: Hands OIL
Bewarei You remember England's
fate; then take warning and don't
monkey with the Bird OF Freedom. :"
The sign is principally intended TO per-
suade inquisitivc people not TO stir up
the birds with lead pencils and um-
brella sticks, but not few have re-
fused 10 heed the warning. and arc
now nursing lacerated fingers. which
they got In connection with an object
lesson on the events OF &c. The birds
were cauvhf Ia TeunegSee
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1895-09-21

Having accumulated quantity Of
pictures cut at different times from
magazines, and wishing 20 preserve
them acted upon the suggestion Of a
friend and mounted them upon card
board, cutting IL into twelve-lnch
shects The white edge having been
removed from tho pictures cut very
narrow strips OF the thin rubber used
by tallors, then laying piece under
tho edge OF each picture with warm
iron pressed the whole 20 tho card
board. leaving an equal margin on
either side. The result proved most
satisfactory. and as they lie on q stand
they made . very interesting collection.
Ladies' Home Journal.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1895-09-21

In the immediate neighborhood other
than that on which he builds. The va
cant lots on both sides of and across
the way from the lot on which he
builds may be doubled or trebled in
value by his enterprise. The increased
value OF lots adjoining an improvement
often more than equals tho cost of tho
improvement
By all fair means try 10 keep the In
creased value out Of the hands OF un-
enterprising people who never make
improvements. They are the least de-
serving Of any members Of commu-
nifty. Asland and lot owners, II their
numbers are considerable, they retaId
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1895-09-21


boards, castings, cornices. bands,
verande posts and rails, dark seal
brown; front door finished with hard
oil. all other outer doors and outside
blinds painted n dark seal brown; rain
wntcr conductors. dark seal brown;
gables. dark bun with dark seal brown
panels; sashcs. dark bull; vernnda
floors. dark brown: vcranda ceilings.
vanished natural color; panel work In
first and second stories, dark seal
brown for stiles and rails and light
brown for panels; aide wall shingles,
bui<i roof shingles. dark brown. All
shingles shonld be dipped Ia stain be-
fore laying and have good brush coat
applied after laying.
Accommodations The principal
rooms and thcIr sizcs. closets. ETC.. nro
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1895-09-21

Carriage shafts are row made from
wood pulp. and are reported 20 have
met with much favor Ia Pnri. on az
count OF their strength and uEhtne<N
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1895-09-21

The Cabricliics had their name
from Gabriel schcrlIng. They were .
German sect q he sixteenth century
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-15

Waterford. Tex. Feb. 1.-THE
|ahsr has turned much warmer and
fmow is melting fast. 1t showed for
sort while to-day, but lightly and
a ceased,
'as me company was called out this
.alng about 10 o'clock by an alarm
NJ nom the residence of Mr.. Harry
Before It could reach the scene
Me mad been eXtinguished with
q little damage.
|ss4tmllssioners' court has been in ses-
lhls Week, Nothing of special i'm
Anse was done, An election was
xlee 10 come Off the FIRST Saturday
Apill IN school district 40, to deter
whether the people of that dis
saall tax themselves zoe supple
fsHi 70 the present school tax. DR..
" Barry was appointed city physi-
pr the ensuing twelve months.
liz tumor stated In to-day's Gazette
" ei1ect that Gov. Culberson had
nv coi! ), W. T. Lanham "a position
Wy OF The railroad commissioners
ueaied much interest in town
.as NE colonel's friends. who think
EN- man eminently qualified for the
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-15

Waco. Tex, Feb 14.-Presidcnt San
ger OF the Commercial club is in re-
ceipt OF letter from Win l.. Vining Of
Austin relative 10 city's attempt to
reach out t.-the coal fields for Sfeaper
fuel
Mr. Vining says: In this connec-
tlon I would call your attention to the
fact that l am developing one OF the
largest coal fields in Texas In Cole
man county. / am also about ready to
begin construction OF a railway from
Brqwnwood TO the mines. When COM
pleted this will give me almost direct
communication, by way OF the Fort
Worth and Rio Grande and Texas Cen
trail, to Waco.
If the road is built from Thurber to
the Central 1t would be but little nearer
than our coal property at present. l
think we have a better grade of coal
than Thurber and l would be pleased to
get an expression from your people
with View of placing my coal in your
city"
MIR. Sanger will have this letter read
before the next meeting OF the Commer-
clal club, when the proper committee
win be appointed to confer with Mr.,
Nining
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-15

The order OF Railway Telegraphers
have endorsed the bill now before the
Texas legislature known as the union
labor bill. This bill has for Its purpose
the arbitration OF all difficulties be-
tween corporations and their employees
by means of a board of arbitration,
which consists of 1--WE persons. two of
whom shall be selected by the employees,
two by the corporation and the four
select the fifth man. The bill has been
placed before the labor committee of
III state senate and the labor COM
m!ttee has recommended its passage.
At the recent meeting Of the o. II. 7.
here resolution was passed endorsing
the bill and Mr.. ID. o. Freeman, secre-
tary of the o. r. r. has written 10 Mr..
sutton, secretary Of the Brotherhood
of Locomotive engineers who is at \ JUS
Tin, informing him of the approval OF
the bill by the o. r. T.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-15

|lstel Tex, Feb. l4.-Mr. wnber
,1, nls wife, daughter and daugh-
aa'aw, left last evening for La
~ Wis, after remaining in Ter
seAiiy week. The sad event
INV ms visit, the death of Super
,ssn, Irwin. Will long linger with
, hunting has been quite pou-
|lusS uay, and the animals have been
I'm I'm who fills the place of Mr..
|aser sH general freight and pas
kanaa esht OF the Texas Midland
IA A. zones from the Santa Fe rail-
M. ana Will probably assume the
In ~ ,he office about March /.
~. =, II. r. Green and n number
lsnss spent portion OF the
m Va sleighing. or, rather. sliding.
80 followed by several Others.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-15

u Hlrschneid, travelling passenger
,asrt az Inc Fort Worth & Denver, is
Si,Ite siek and temporarily disabled
ron o. j. Kenyon, extra agent Of IN, Che
santa Fe, Is IN the city at the ho'si
h' W p Armstrong, late OF Albion.
,rsYss has been appointed exclusive
ae s for the Santa Fe at the stock
q q smith. who has been joint agent
80 me stock yards, has been trans
s o. 40 Quanah. and Mr.. Beekner.
~ ouanah. takes his place at the
GaorFe W. beats. general foreman
,he Texas a Pacific shops, mas
oi ~. into hia new home in the Union
spser,as n White. depot foreman OF
Texas q Pacific, has moved mo
~, m now residence in Union depot aaui-
ton. ..ar.,er agent OF the
can,s ne. has returned from q business
trip west -,A--------- - 49,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-15

CHILsoN 4 CO.,
Henrietta, Clay County, TcsRr.
Sell and exchange Farms. Hanchl
and City Properly. Correspondence
liclted.
References. Farmers National baf
Henrietta, First National Bank. TX
Worth Land Mortgage Bank q ilexi
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-15

Effort Being Made to Carry the
Ennn1y

\ Effort BeinE Made to Carry the
County.
|rgarkana Ark, Feb. 14.-There is
r,y bright prospect that Texarkana
4 % be prohibition town on both
4 rs Of the state line within the
IN few weeks In Septembe last
kn.r county went dry and knocked
4 saloons out on the Arkansas side
| Town. In November last an effort
made to secure an order for a
IeAibltion election on the Texas side,
- 1t the commissioners court refused
! make such an order. This reverse.
EYer, did not discourage the Pros
! all, and they have been very busy
IA since getting their forces in line
a struggle Last Saturday they
NJ convention at the county seat
{B~ioh) and effected complete or
tngatlon. a petition signed by
he than 600 voters was gotten up
II today II was presented to the
nmlssloners court, and acting upon
the court, Ivy unanimous vote,
znied The prayer OF the petitioners
i ordered an election to be held on
tfih Of March TO determine whether
|nreating liquors shall longer be
\ In the county. The Prohibitionists
happy tonight and are perfectly
2iaddent OF victory claiming the
miy by from 500 to 1000 majority,
w the liquor men are correspond
Nv depressed and cast down. The
ef made hard fight before the
1f' doing all that was possible to
vent an order for an election from
llng and We're represented by a
a0er Of as able lawyers as there are
'he state, The prediction is almost
aalnous that whisky viii be voted
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-15
HORtStEkERS COME TO TEXAS,
SEVERAL HUNDRED FRou So,r,,
EnN STATES ARRIVE.


yesterday and last night on several
OF inc roads large number of home
seekers arrived in Fort Worth, some OF
them stopping here and others going
70 other parts of the state. Many came
IN on the Rock Island yesterday, most
OF them being from Iowa, Indiana, Me-
oraska and Illinois. A number OF them
went to Southern Texas on the Hous
ton & Texas Central.
Another crowd OF home seekers came
In on the Missouri. Kansas & Texas
from northern -and western points
anu OF these ninety-slx stopped here
and about $50 went 10 Southern Texas
other parties Of home seekers came in
on the Gulf Colorado s. Santa Fe, and
ON the Cotton Belt.
The home seekers were nearly all
farmers and came to buy lands and
brought considerable money. Many OF
them We're the thrifty Swedish and
German element that has done SO much
to develop the states north of Texas