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The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1895-12-27

As sometimes happens when the wheel
had kept the restaurant for forty years
left him by his gradfathers, and catered
in his time to the wealthiest and noblest
OF tie land. became himself a waiter in
an inferior restaurant. at a compensation
Of less than sixty cents day. -
The Oldest cafe now in Rome is II Cafe
del Greco. which is q great resort for
artists. There are several splendid Iaint-
inEsin this. one OF which is said o have hcen
painted by TiepOlo. AragnO's is also a
famous restaurant: it is in tie Ieart of
the city, near the chamber of depsties.
and is consequently a great pace fer law
yers and politicians. statesmen. Journal
lists and men of pleasure. Prominent res
Cafe drgil Speech tRestaurant of the
Looking Classes.
That he Gale plays an important part in
tie life and IO!itiCs Of Italy cannot be
doubted
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Il have thought that it is possible to con-
struct an aerial torpedo on lines some " hat
similar to those Of d yacht-;hat is, the
body should be narrow, and possibly point
ed a t each end-to give as little resistance
as possible. For clcyating and propelling
power l think that sails just like pillow
slips, two of them. made out of some
strong stuff. filled with air, would suffice
With such sails the vessel could be guided
Once that difficulty is gotten over the resi-
is easy.
I'VE could well afford to send up a fleet
of hundred of such torpedoes TO destroy
million or two-millioD dollar warship
that was shelling one of our cities 1t
would be business proposition, and we
would have great deal the best of it,
Now that war seems possible, even. / think
year or so will produce some engine such
as have in mind. 1 have not worked I'd
the data yet; the idea is simply running
through my head, but the thing can be built
why" he continued. rapidly, mo fleet
of warships could possibly enter New York
Harbor. even If the defending posts had
all been reduced. You can torpetlo those
waters so thickly that nothing afloat could
navigate them. ! think the present sys-
TEN is to run lines OF torpetioes across the
harbor and fire them by electricity as the
Object TO he destroyed passes over them.
This system can be greatly improved upon.
j think, in many ways.
For instance, what's the matter with
putting out number of structures. on
which a wheel could be placed? This. sunk
TO the bottom of the sea with cable
around 1t. would give You an endless cable
that could be kept in motion Just Ike the
cables that run street railroads TOrDe-
does could be attached to these cables a nd
run out as far or near the shore as lie.
sirlble. Its location at any time of its
travel coulds be traced just as readily as
if it were stationary.
THE torpedo could he cut loose and al
lowed to shoot taward the surface by some
magnetic arrangement, and would dis charge
useif when the pressure of the water on
It's top was lightened. A few Of those ca
bies run out in various directions would
make the harbOr a mine of death. Nothing
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Then, again. a city could be surrounded
with cables that would deal death TO all
who should attempt TO cross them. They
could b. so successfully concealed that none
would know until the work had been begun.
Another idea that suggests itself as We
chat is the firing of electric chains into the
invading force. You could take chains OF
whatever length was desired and attach one
TO the wires of the dynamo. The other end
could be placed IN the cannon, with as light
or heavy load as desired and fired into the
ranks of an approaching enemy. You
could send death 10 every living thing within
reach, and keep the. AIR filled with chains
like great snakes. There are hundreds of
other possibilities that would suggest thcin-
selves when once we realized that We Were
face to face with war
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DYNAMITE AND ELECTRICITY
Wizard Edison Confident they Can With
stand Any Enemy Aaoat
Inventions Quickly Made That
Would Enable a Har dful of Men to
Sweep Away Armies and Nlvies-

with war upon us We would not be long
in finding the destroyers."
so spoKe Thomas A. Edison in his labor
atory at Lleweilyn Park yesterday.
1t would require but the Impetus OF a
war to bring forth such inventive genius
as would astound the world. As IL stands
today, a battle on land need not be fought.
A handful OF men could sweep away an
army. The destructive power Is found in
electricity.
Water can be made more effective than
bullets. For instance. III an engagement
should take place or "A fort be assaulted
near a running stream, ali that would De
needed would I've dynamo and a hose.
One man for the dynlrno, one for the hose,
and one for general assisiance-three men
all told They could charge that water
with 5000 volts and 1T wol ii sweep every
thing living before IL away like chair. II
would simply ne a question OF how far the
water could be forced. The three men
could hold position asainst an army
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1twasnot well to ha We starving popula &C
see all this beastly display. II is no wonder,
therefore, the participant Is dined and supped
no more in their atriums and vestibules,
where the people could see their pa trinony
was being spent in en- ting and drinking and
reveiry. 1t was about this time that Rome,
whose people had become hesotted with
high living, began her memo IA BILE fall Ca to-
seeing WHITTIER the course or events was
trending, ordered return to the eating
and the simplicity OF the days when Con.
fucius and Fabricius were content 10 live
on fruit or dish OF turnips cooked in an
earthen pot. But Cato did not practic what
he preached, and it was long ere simple Ii, :
ing again became the fashion in ROM.
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There are many famous restaurants in
Rome. but the most famous for over q CEN
fury and half has recently disa ppea red
II was the Veneziano. This cafe pla yed
an important part in the development and
history of the Roman people for nearly 200
years. II was the first pnblic cafe estab-
lished in Rome, and was carried on by one
family for 20 years. In the beginning It's
appointments were OF the crudest kind
rough-hewn benches and tables OF wood
constituted the whole furniture. For Sill
verware there was one spoon. which served
In turn for each guest TO stir his coffee with
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In the suburbs, too, the cafes are al
ways well Patronized. The efforts at
adornment are always OF the crudest kind
perhaps virgin and chilli over the door
way, picture of fortune wheel on the
wall. or grotesquc sketch of a cock. with
the words
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General W. J.. Palmer ffeu.dou, gu
tho I.il BWuIu Western, 90 J.. Pee
holy, vice president u. q. pHuE'f
general MANAGER, and A. D.. N'iH.'
tupoHutouIuut, came uu IHW 7.i
Lake yesterday. The u.I.". 1' tNr
vIsit BE- sIppafrd o. nav" sDH0 c1nnr'-
ton with tue supposed tuI.,Eum Hi ".
the clmpauy'- shops aud E|uuu h.n.''
A b.nlg of $1,000 ia srt aHNrn WH'.'
will uo forfeited Oc..hnf NJ % '.t.'
buildings ate not ulwpiuiDl,
superintendent Nuspp of tug South.
err Pacific has been appointed Go hN
"a p0sitiln that Will ruIuIfruis feu'nFa
tlSau FnuuHgU. aia James AIsrt
" Waiswoith Will succeed hr huaU.
iu Ogden. a change lu .ug divH'I"H
between Ogtru anu Sacramento i'Nr
fcru ordered. instead 90 ..iHu ulvi-.lhr
~ hitherto. tHrIc viii Gully ue two
Economy In the reason iIr iue change
Eugene Hubbard aud o. yuuug sIr,
MICS ABBY Haven, were brought tom
Enterprise anu tiHvu 1uiufu comm"
siluct rcrnes uuptgcui witu iofnIcs'
ton.
Marriage license has boan Is'ugi o.
w. IS. Logan, ~, and rillig Melon.
ND, ~, both u Cheyenne.
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Fait5-PromotI7q SERIES,

NJ sirst Mission, u,rsH,s % Isf,'as
,r.ar..-sas.ara.,..laary u.a tas..4sa
iHar's, - a. 1850 %. Dha.Y, .f.
A stging OF Tcurin, o.rl. ..f srH.iHa
Interesting sketches aai a1sgiau' u lal-
rHan-y Ilc. v.s., IA
LoNgcs g'tsm ~ JCurnai, ~ 'f'''ilni
NUl-i wHl1sur, ado arIYlIu Of DIE H al'''
n. His''onuy sfpf''n'n. ''4 'aA'' '.'''''-
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Gates, Publications.

ne Lifc % :osaph smtib, r4a. an,
as.H.r s.I GO, Co.. CO.. ..l ssHa'
FFom Afrtiaad - salt iaas.fyg.s.,
Ia'', 4.a HfE=, al, OIas. tTsf. I.sa-,
Uitt au1. LEADER sEtfa g,IJ t.Fr.
Very losrs among she Iudiaas. d,
u's.a ~. s..0i, Co.. IHH. Coin $50,
Leather i7a', leather Flt il.I
rOo,iaAi WritinHs OF o. =. whitD-,
t.a4 tLto. leather Kia "a. So -
Hfa r'it t2sl
Lifs % Eobrr o. iSimbau, C ..,f ,-
dalt ia-I..r ego. go, ilus 1000
sftn sut $500
LEtssr-dny saiutH rfaimodv. r,--
Casorvi n0Itl, cloth TH.F. tlHH...F Nf1
ter iHl,l cloth ul.H1, tInas.a. ono. l.,
cas- tl1'h aal tafiHaf u.Hrf. tif5 80.
tia1U pHf H.l 70 cont by ns.. DO 0s.g, -,
sopy additional
Stow Or the tiooh Of MORMON ty IA,
ueorga hayrIIfs, ..lul, 90. ...us .tusi
nNifi'ltfHf .Il f..". hHU I.1s..r .Htun
sunday Sshooi Iynu uooh, aa.s. q
M iiJmn1 a''i Boz 'H1 schools, 20 pssvs, "a
tourI postpaid, Er
taEv- sRd small Size uibis- ~ I.salas
uo1, tib1, tl.pl $50 and til.
FAMILY md r1ipt nudes H Irlrft syi-.
N.rs.Hs'Hf. f.rHH HsIHf $500 aa..H
soa- Nustah NJ . rraphct, Iss1rs q.
nvur,i b. yIteF NnIrss F.H.0F before ~
atnisnu' Society in She blsH. uu, si.. Lais
ssn. TO- is1i, Sc.
The Church Of Jesus christ Of Latter
day saints, ~ prIaaiaa.f H.is .uala
nuFuins', Ordinances ans IIlllIy. by lsli
iaglg', Zoe.
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First District Courl business.

2. e, Chapman hw brought ruIt
agaiuft tho Muuu. rira.sut Wool d.
Live Stock CJmmiHlgH Go. Cor 3d..
UlB0O, claimed 90 bo due Ua taggU
separate HRlrs u shrup.
Judge King this mufuiHW rendered
his decision I'm the unHu Uf unly Va
A lplno Cily, denying tho Injunction
prayed Tor by p,Nutl O. uuIOuu tho
city from taking certain strip OF lHu
fora street. on the ground tHpI Hrnly
had Received no tlilo ium hiB father 90
the lauI, This, however, HUrs not settle
tue queftuu rH 90 whether Hrgly s.
is entitled 30 the lhnI or whether tue
CITY ~. The court ordered uruu uugAut
20 ray his own Wl,uuF""s HuI uug-uult
Of court C.s.s and reporters fees,
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PROVO.
pHuvO, UTAH. Auui 80 l-''
THE PELICAN POINT MURDERS.
Investigations are sim Eoiuc Made into
This Horrible Mystery.


Coroner Berg sui the ofii1ers who
have been Inves. eating the Pelican
Point murders rc,urloi from Lehi laut
evening. The clTonrTs jury has not
finished tho inycsti ,ruon, but haa al.
iourucd awaiting the result Of s3mr
investigation now being mAic by the
uiilrors. The examination yesterday
was conducted with rlIt0d doors nuI
but little now evidence, NO Toe ut
known, was eliciloi, Attorney White.
cotton, VINO has been tine legal adviser
" Hays Ia thn land dhputgs between
Hays nud Slglb wna MT permitted
10 remain while the examination
was Ia progress although De
stated that ha represented Hays.
The son 0f Mr. Hays, wnI was nero
last winter and went away aa Hays
says go December was thought uy
some Of tue Lphi people Co u1 u,aI iu
the lake. THIS IL duuht.efs "a mistake,
Ne he worked Tor Harry Cliugur on
Provo bench i1r time aud while
there wrote 10 hA mother boo CIuuHu-
Ucut Tor money 90 return homo with.
Sre sent him So through tuu p.u.
tlico, and 30 b. believed here uu went
home. Tho tlllObrs have telegfapntd
90 the young mhYh IN thor 90 learn
whether ur unH arrived ut hiH home.
Sheriff Brown, this morning, rE,
pressed "a strong cuuviCu % that luu
officers would uv uuiu 90 isslou tut
crime on the right man.
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Nnles and Per.nnaIs.

THE Uyh County Fruit AMI Arr.
r.tuu. r.uiDy held "a mrttiua
n Spanish Folk last even uE.
Tho srrakrrs o. .TgssUI tIomH.ivts
nighIy plusasd with tue labur OF Tue
Getty lu marketing 'lrm rfoiun" i1f
the u.s.r.auuu, ud in its ,n0.t' 10
bring about tho production OF uniform
varieties ami superior qunIitio. 90 graln,
nuita and vegetables uy thu members
U8tcJt A. Sterling, aVci %, ara
Hauist D.. J.Ur, a.pi a. both ~
spanish Fork, have received q ma''
rage liUuuie.
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SUNDAY SCHOOL a7d pima,

lon ussN 0poEs and rsfss -...-. ...
'au1soh IN addition % us 5sis, g.. -
'n,i. unless 'hs pr.-s r.tea BE- o. -..... Us
Rir-t nooh for our Lido .rt....
l' as'af saany a.ua..I.. "
second Hooh Coz our Liiu. g,,.-.
SUNDAY school fssIaf. ...
tntcrmchiats So. itsnd.r.
question, Gnd Ausuc,l Gin ,t. .,..
s ., Mission OF ths i5opus, I,. ~,
hibio Questions au1 Ansurr.
HsHH' uIIat-U hssH.Ia H..s. Is.
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o'riHii s,ia.H. l1o
Primary 'penheE, so. ., ps.,s... "a.
The uodsi Non uoob, 5.a.,i. IL.
class Register, p-tilt. ~.
Primary ruas uooE, o.
iiSoh Of Mormon C-,c, Iona. ..r.,,, 81.
q. $. unioh hymn Hoos, ,.s 49,, 7.
pad, ga
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Nal. Lake CITY, Jan. %, 1895.
NotIce 10 hereby given that conlfl'
lutious to ths monument 10 10 erscte
M Eait Lake Clly in memory O..
Unghsm Yuuug aud the pi0ueuts viii
upftsi,gf, ami until further notice. uH
.ckunWIt rcd thr ugh tNn columns OF
the IIsIMv NIwa 10 cEpre.a1
That agencies Zoe tuu collection %. inHah
iur tbis wUTgny plrpnsr VIII ha ''.a"
I.snrI iu rsch wsrI o. oil. tao h.aN.s.
aui thsf rsII iuufH, with the jog 'I
uamgui the contributor, viii 10 TOY
varied o. frpUuruii, ss G. uNcult.t I.
Uuurt 50. Wuls, secretary 10 The HtlE-
ham Young Memorial Astpcinluu,1 %
Lake Clty, who will t,H that same aye
pf0uutiy acknowledge lu thu mann-i
stated. We earnestly hope that The
lpople will respond generously auI
iraiupuy 90 this call no tina. 20 possible
The monument Hay be- completed,
dedicated aud unveiled to The pubic
by tho oh dAy VI mex, October
NuruWp WOODRUFF
GtuUaE q, CASSuS,
Justuu T.. SN4Ui
Fiffl Presidency " the Church OF
Jtuus Christ OF Lnttnrduy Slluis.
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la Hg u.f#.. U."t # a.I 'rr rr Il.rI
.ul.Ha. I. ID. l..a i.u'HIN
e CIV Cgyr rmu1Ns william HWmrs.
tmwl Wuta,., o. O.. l.usHulu ana D., a.
utn1H Defendants.
THE pcor'o uf fHo rgrlsory OF yat sonl
.rHUNHs goo NH"Hm ~. NNfUr. lWNN
MltHgr, D. a.. tIH.fHnu and D.. 70 hsAoIf
urfeHs'uif
Wow An uEUGHT REQUIRED TO
4 auHyHE lu au A"ulu Nruusa HsWuai fHI
NH fHy above uuwvl WunuI boo One uHiu.
court Hf tNr lHIrI Iudi.a. sHir..l uf tle lgr.
UIuF of ltHu. and iu answer o." complain.
n'cf therein HItln t1u days .uaUlu.INu ~ iHg
.UumUu.=If served within tHIH county H. DO
served out OF illa county hui 10 She liulfl.'.
Within twenty dave niugfsHo within iafN
a#HInHiF YOU, according 90 me lpr1ycr ui F'l
i.rsa.d action Is brought 60 have Judgment
against dUirutauu WWNurY in sum of ii.N.
SOD. Ht.rH.I from NY.Uat 81, lsHl, or b per
UrH|H.H muutH, IrfHrs and alter Judgment
fulf.J attorney. trua 1ni uHals OF HuI.'aIrFnl
JI D.. defendants WHItltN tuUu.nun August
Of. IrHHfHT 800 with interest from date ht I.r
cent nor WUu.hHHuHu Ur.H. iUU nul NHu d.
| tt|u date on urra'Hrs hereinafter described.
executed NE HH' 3t'1nHAnfH iH plaintiffs 600
HHtH Hn.IryH l iNH .HHr. fHr iNn cole m Hh.l
| a.pds .arhsa.s as applied 10 Isymeu. 1f
] amount. HUr H. above tHHt Hu uNyuuuHu IH.uH
J HEa."H.Ur| no defendants MttHUE fHf
| .nE balance 't lalsmgn' Tsma'nlos q9.al..
l uHfUr ..8W Nr barred and iur.r.nHul Uf aI
] ul.H claim Hr t|#.H % IalomnN1n lu
.,4i lry ,,' a gra '.a.-r'.s '' m
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OGDEN
ouprs urAu Arm 90 l...'


Weller stoke quarterly confer, 90
was continued Yesterday Ia the To. gle
racl,. EI.rf JUbu W. Taylor ae'l..
cred a very intorc5l.uE uisc5u's' ''.
reHafI tlp'Ca
short time. .....t..
AZ he afternoon oerv.css C9uu'''''
G.. 4. Middleton spoke Ui the nh.,)
hlpssInga enjoyed by ,n" -nin.f' u.
als1 sloko Of the nee aily 90 n ht"
tabernacle, and % the IHDrIu j 'iulN.
clubs aud unions ana vl1IN.Ha l".
Sabbath uHy,
Elder George Toa7Iole r.ai ilr faF'
citation 0u iituiug ami made ''Wr Frfs
In.truoiv. rmlJkH ono lagi 800 %. 'I
sub.urH. Do srUau In t.fun. t'iW.
ngaina, the Lattcruuy SAINTS i.'uiuh
secret societies.
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NOTICE

NOTICE j. HEREBY OWEN TO THE
- stockholders Of She EchH Land 4 gtgrE
Company, tn1i meeting WIN Ur HpIu attbr
COMPANY uulco, No, 300 broadway. tne oUire
of spencer ClHwsOu & Co. sail IaEe ttty
Utah, ON tho @lh day of Apu., I-gI. al tIs
hour uf ~ O'Clock d. me- fnf Inc purp0se pt
tnkiuE steps 90 uisincorpOratb fald gotuUsng
AMI provide Tor the liquidation 90 b. debit ana
distribution OF its property, All ttorEhuilsrs
arc requested 10 httrnd
b. W. JENNlNGs, prtsL
~ ~. GIAHhoN ia. far and T,.s.
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And tho following Names olsy. n
subsuriy,ilH- % five rvn,s tsca:
WIN Isnrrlr, Mary rIsHuE Guy %
Hatch. uhmrI Hatch. IlnN IlaI.H, a"uIu. 90
Hatch, edwin b. tBlcu aLd Lyman iluggu...t.
And tUr following nam q gaiUy,
two subscriptions ~ ten Crni- rgCa3
rarh O. Henderson, EIortA ~ elements.
luUfA Q tIuWruIs. hlrHu. DIuWuHIa. l.luT
a tIrmUUfH. "HraN A. eco WtutH, Wur"uII B.
Kendall. Nu o. hHuuhN. Dante. O. kendall
George g. Kendall MARY O. tIahrr, Alma d
lluusuU. duHsIu q ilHNHuu. Geo Is lluHsuu,
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music

me Improvement Association ssua
Hook, contains % collection 70 1Hg4l
and -1i1rlai slas's ,nl uyuns, ~ o. Hliis y
Professor T. uooslry. seventy sIsai p,ss u
choice music postpaid, tlg.
-. \. ynion uuEic nooh, pritqa'A ~
Primary tune lIoos, net v.A1si pssatN
60"
~ raHirnSdy, rsp5r nisi, 49, Goa TIN
a.f LauHE, ti1l P1ftsgs n ca sAiA
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missio7sy Supplies.

uoTSea's Erncs No.t, s.t.
2,5H.
q T.HH.
rho uodern propb,t, go.
rrue ". palse Religion, 81.
rho GoEpei Pioneer,
Reply @ "rhs Mormon Prr-,
sory,p -
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Aall.lnnnI IraIn service 90 lunghnm

Commencing At ones the BIO
Grudo westcru viii run uu extra
train with passenger coach, leaving
bingham a. III %. m,, arrive bingham
D., noon. Arrive Salt Lake CITY 1870
o.. tn. Ihis is lu aiuiliIt 10 the Trgu.
lar train lrsviuF Bingham at $3.50 T,mr
srnvug Salt Lake CIiy $3.50 I m.
Train for Bingham leaves salt Lake
daily at s.NI b. m,
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

The Brigham Young Memorial aatg-
CiAuuu auIuuwlUd receipt u the
following contributions 90 assist In the
Iul,diug VI tue Pioneer monuments
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When your wlgu's temper rerisloTs
no lu Mo shade, then D. the time 90
iutluturu j, %. Connections.
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