The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-09-06
PEOPLE AND EVENTS

The duke Of Hamiiton's only daugh-
ter. II years Of age. lnherlts fortune
OF 100000 a year.
The phosphate mines OF Florida num-
bcr i0G. and they Yield moro than 500. 900
tons Of phosphate annually.
Certain highly sensitive people In
England are discussing the question
Are billiards compatible with Chris
tlanlty7'
Russia produced 2o75OO.OOO pools OF
petroleum In 1894. a falling on OF over
2dOOO.Ooo from 1898. \ pood Is thirty
six pounds
fonkcrs (N. " people are protesting
against the proposed destruction ~ the
old Phlllpsc Manor House. wherein
Washington once slept.
Hnighthoods come high. II cost Sir
Henry Irving $500 10 answer the first
days dispatches " congratulations
from Europe ana America.
A woman 20 years old was one Of the
hopeful pioneers who filed homestead
claims In the United States land office
OF Todd County Minnesota. last month
Major Henry T stanton. who read the
poem at the dedication of the Confed-
crate monument In Chicago last week.
II reported critically m at his home. In
Frankfort. Ky
Arthur Balfour. becoming Tired OF
golf has. taken TO the bicycle. The
British Parliament. It In said Is watch
Ing Mr.. Balfours experiments In wheel
Ing with deep interest.
Mrs. Harlan Is almost Of ns generous
build as her husband. Justice Harlan,
who II six feet two Inches tall. When
seen together. they attract much admir-
ing but surprised attention.
Rev, Dr. Moxom. OF Springfield.
Mass, who n able TO spell his name
backward. cannot be aedueed 10 oniclate
before the wealthy peW-hllders OF a
New York church at $500 a year.
a clerk In a New York rubber store
has rainy-day suit of clothes that IN
unique. II is a sack suit made OF the
very best macintosh material. and the
wcarer may stroll along Indifferent TO
any downpour
White satin was the principal mater
ial az the court ban M buckingham PAL
ace recently, as II has been for the last
three seasons satin shot with gold,
with pink. with silver. and with
mother-o'-poarl tints
The city OF Hamburg has voted $780,
900 for expenses during the coming cele-
bratlon OF the opening OF the Baltic Sea
Canal Among other things. a dinner
is to be given In honor OF the Kaiser
and 500 guests The cost OF the service
In estimated a. $1,000. and that of the
wine at $1,000
Backed by Lord Rosebery. an expedl-
tlon win soon be undertaken into the
entirely unknown country between Trl-
poll and Alexandria. Here were once
the gardens of the Hesperldes. ana here
ilourlshed the Greek city and colony OF
Cyrene. the ruins OF which are now
about TO be eXcavated.
Or, Max Nordau Is good deal OF a
philanthroplst In his way. as much rs
he processes 10 desplse the "degen-
eracy" u the great. lie gives his pro-
fesslonal services free 10 the poor In his
nelghborhood In Paris, and likewise
10 the needy members OF the Austru.
Hungarian colony In the French capl-
tai.
The only Englishman TO decline one OF
the Queens birthday presents is Mr.
Holt. OF Liverpool, who refuses 70 ac-
cept the baronetcy offered 10 him for
the reason that he has eight children,
and Is unwilling TO practically pauper-
ize the other seven In order 10 settle
a sufficient Income on his eldest son to
sustain the position after his death.