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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-09-12
ari'ary Inspector Or an wald Iinds a
Place lhil YAK linn "sra Sic"
-Caus's On Arnsl.

AZ Sanitary Inspector Groenevald
has his way, aud there 10 no doubt but
that he wills nuisance which has been
txlaiing In the extreme southwostrrn
PORTION OF the city for over "a year
past will be aoAted, and that nj once.
The nuisance In gu stion IL quaTteted
10 Prospect Park, q subdivision located
about half q Dilo touth OF Poplar
Grove, and consists OF combination
hog, dog. hoioe and ptullfy ranch, and
from Ill appearances a miniature
u tighter house. In tue ctnier Of this
extremely unique establishment 10 q
large caldron In which, according to
MIR. Greenewald'1 story, II boiled and
rendered hogs, dogs, hGIsts, sheep anu
all other kinue OF animate imaginable.
rheee are boiled Into Hhfode aud then
the remaining surviving inmates Of tbs
ranch are accorded feast similar 10
that put up In "chehp boarding
hOuses.D
Hut In the foregoing does moi fopose
the extent Of the nuisance. The smell
attendant upon the hteping Of hogs,
dogs, poultEy, Gle, and likewise upon
the boiling OF thUso which have dlcd
from CAUSES beth natural and Olhtf-
wise, IL 10 unlike the balmy, fragrant
ozone usually encountered Ia that poi
ton OF the glObr, that the neighhars
within u tadius OF hail mile at least,
have 10 baudago up thoir Oifacioty o..
gane, lot, Feichtnce, they might cot
whlii o. tho Gttnch.btRTiug bteezts
from tue south when the wind IL blow.
ing noTthwatd and from the north
when II Is pursuing M opposite
ooufse.
The sanitary Inspectors attention
was nrtt called 10 the existence OF this
establishment several weeks ago, nut
owing 10 a press OF business Ia allAy.
Ing the great amount Of cases before
him, no paid NO attention 10 IL until
Friuay, when he went out. Several
days ago he received the following
letter In connection with the case
from u. A. NJ. FToiselh, who 10 vitality
Interested TO the extent OF seeing the
nuisance abatoui
Doar sir-Tho name OF that man who
run. pig ranch Of prospect Parkp
whore Is kept from thirty 10 forty hogs
breeding disease to tho whole noighbor-
hood IA Chris Birckuor. Last month he
lost his only child aud feol sure Ia say
Ing that tho stencil from his pigs aud
pens Ia responsible for It's death. The
nuisance should certainly DO abatod.
Please attend 10 It soon.
ltmignt DO stated that Mr. Froisslh
10 largely Interested 10 really adjacent
10 this distase-bIoeding place, and thai
ho has several houses which were built
Tor renting, hot which also are too
close 10 the "sxhilaIAting" bTstzes OF
the locality TO permit OF human belngs
iully sensitive TO their suTTOundings TO
reside there. Thus II can DO seen that
tue gentleman Was out and Injured,
hence his grest Hnxioty 10 have the
nuisance quickly abattd.
In acc dance with Mr.. FTolseth's
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Notes and Personals.

The ladies q the woman's Relief
Corps arc making great preparations
for tue camp FIRE social 10 be given by
them "wednesday evening in the
Proctor academy and grounds ana y
good time IN nesurnd, mud u u also TX.
pUciod tins object OF tbe social, faialng
means for old s1ldinrs whoio ugsncial
circumstances ore not OF the brsi, will
be realized.
A call hes been made by l.. Hni.
brook, &. Il. Lonto and Mrs. Satsh A.
Boyer for n mass onvention Of tnd /.
pendent Republicans, 10 meet iu thu
Opera house Sept. 10, a. 1880 o'ri1ch
Tor the nufpo'e Of oleoting iiKty.hvu
delegates 10 the Independent Repuhii.
can State convention 10 be held In Salt
Like Sept. "a, 1895.
DR.. +. IL. simmons has assumed n o
management Of the Exoelsllr Drug
an Paint company's busincss. ~
will be assisted by ThCmua M1GfAw.
The retiring manager, Mt. w. j.
Nickum, goes 10 Salt Lake Citr. Mr.
n Ckum has made many friends dur.
ing his short stay Ia THIS city, who 10.
greet 10 see him leave.
Thursday evening tho Republicans
held primaries Ia all the wards nnd
elected delegates n tho county con.
yen'ion 90 ho hold September glst, nnd
TO the Fourth district iuiiclal o0hven-
ion 10 DO held on tho 23fJ.
Miss Atetta Young. one Of the teach.
ere Of tue Brigham Young Academy,
leave. early next week Tor OsweEo,
New YORK., with the detention ni tak.
Ing yehi's cou. 80 In the Sat, n.rmai
tcnool.
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Gayel for BRYAN.

Mrs. 3. Jones aud Sit. g. T.. Loose
have sent 10 W. J. Btynr, this week,
a gavel trimmed with Utah gold aud
silver. The gentlemen atietded the
rtanemlssissipp congress In Omaha
ira' wiutrr, where Mr.. Bryan was
&c rd president. They offered to take
tNp CAV he used 10 Utah aud have
& hnisuei IN an artistic manntt
smul. matte OF tho financial theory ~
M. Bryan. The offer vas accepted
nnd this n how they have done ~; a
liver btnd hatl Hten ulactd afouui
each cnd OF the box aud hrai, auu a
gold star IN the center between tie
handp. On the upper band the follow
ing words are engraved; $40 william
J. Bryan, PRECEDENT Tfans. NiississipTi
Congress" On the star 'ls16" De- en-.
gtsved and on tho lower band Il In.
scfibet "Gold and silver, c'mpiimct l.
Of \. =. Jones anu G.. l.. Loose" Tho
original handle, which was Of inferior
wood, has been replaced by ono made
from Utah mahogany. The little In.
Rtfumoat " thing Of btauty aud
worthy n n place among the PTcsl.
dcnta valuAblrs in the White House.
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Indian Territory Reunion.

TIM annual Indian Territory iisslon
Reunion will be held Friday evening,
October ., 1890, in tho Tweniy-second
ward meeting house. An Interesting
program viii DO rendered, and some
time will be given TO social oonversa'
ton. The committee has Issued invl.
taiiona ~ far ae practicable, TO the
Elders who have labotcd In That nile
sion, the Saints who have lmmlgfated,
qua those directly Interested; but o.
there are macy Of those who will not
receive a pefa0nal Invitation, the O m.
mitteu desirgs TO extend through the
NEWS, an Invitation for all directly
interested TO attend aud enjoy a good
Soclhble time with the Eldete aud tneif
friends. They will meet igr social
chat al y. m. and the program viii
begin nj s.
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numerous requests, Ssnitary Inspector
Gfeenewali went out TO the place.
"why," said he, "evon my horse be.
gan to snori, 90 Intense was the
strength o. the foultii ivlum.r
"when we feaoheu the place." con.
tlnurd Mr.. Gfeenwald, I'VE Hprinkled
Ourselves with chloride Of lime, which
we always carry, III n cigar apiece and
bandaged up our npaal pfoiubef-
anoss. The emell was simply
avtni, in fact 40 bad that
when returned 10 the city,
l mad al tie symptoms Of sea.
sickness, even 10 the extent uf going
through the 'flsn-ieeding act.' why,
the condition there was simply appall-
ing and when looked around |
noticed about twenty great fat hogs
gtuntlng around the yard, while all
around me were CANNES OF all breods,
sizps Rnd shapes, the whole scene be.
ing eel "a by dead cAtrasius, bones AMI
refuse Of nil kinds."
Today warrant for the arrest OF
Mr.. BitckneT was sworn 10 in the
police court and the defendant will be
brought before Justice Wengcr to ox.
plain his feasOuH for conducting such
a iilthy establishment
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leave all three Of UtAh's grea, smelters
10 active operation for the present.
Ihe Mingo people may decide not 10
cio,e down when they cool OIL a little
aud see that they haven't the ability
70 seriously cripple the mining indus-
Wy by lhtir contemplated action.
n dtllllng contest IN arranged 10 be
pulled on on the 10Th inst, between 3
anu o O'Clock y. M, on the pnbllc
iquafe At Mammoth, between Barney
Modill anu J. G.. Clune for purse Of
800. The conditions csll for n back.
hand hole, change hands with BANNER
every Thirty seconds, contest 10 last NJ.
teen minuios. A SO forfeit 10 In the
hhnds OF Dan Falvry as stakeholder.
a lively contest IL expected and no
doubt considerable money Will change
hands on tue result.
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scandinavian Meeting. al Assembly Hall,
loan.
German Meeting IN the brigham Young
school house, iust inside taglc cate At To a. u.
Homo mirsi0nArirs Ia the city
wards tomorrow evening.
Tho Fourth quorum Of Elders meet In
the sixth ward noNt Monday evening.
The Eighth quorum Of Elders will
moot la tho Thirteenth ward ON Monday
evening nj 100 o'clock.
The regular monthly meeting Of the
members Of the SiXioonth quorum OF
seventy viii DO held on Monday evening
next In tho First ward assembly hall.
Regular forvicos at Plymouth church,
Third North near Seventh Wost, ~ usual
tomorrow nj II a. M. and 8 y. M. with
bible school nt p4j and &. H. nj Z.
Preaching by tho pastor.
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THE GREEN BAG.

g. Is. Verlan has resigned from tho
fire aud police board. Ills resignation
mes as o. result OF active Tart cipation
by him In % litic., which is forbidden
by the fire and police law.
Articles Of Incorporation OF the T.
A.. LouhvitE Mercantile company
were yesterday filed with the county
clerk. The inc0rpofatofs are L.. NJ.
Nhdel, PRESIDENT; Adolph Lochwiig,
vice PRESIDENT; Joseph Baumgaften,
" a,uref; Charles Lotill q, secretary;
III. ]. Dluinny. a general morchan.
dlslng business Will be conducted by
the company, which has behind II a
capital stock VI $1,000.
Hewlett Brothers company has q led
with the county clerk articles OF incof.
perr ton. naming i. J. Hewlett as
rrtsideDl, Albert ]. Hewlett vice
PRECEDENT. aud Orson III. Hewlett sec.
Rotary ant treasurer. The capital stock
10 fixed NJ 5000 ana the incofnora.
ors eIe 4. J. Hewlntt. Onon n. uew.
o., Emily J. Hewlett Albeft J.
Hewlett. IL II the Htentiln Of this
e. mphuy 10 manufacture coda water,
b ~. elder, baking pnwder, spices,
tAuhclf, &C., a. u WIZ ESQ DO general
merchandising In this city aud N
Pecatolip, Idaho.
Ira A. Case lss comm need action
In the Third district court against
George Ciismou ct al aud the Gold
Stone Mining aud Milling company TO
recover 0ne.iourih interest a. some
mining claims, mills aud water rights
In Idaho. The plaintlfl'a claim u
uafed up0n an option IN the sum OF
$4,000 on tue property which lie
alleges 10 have transferred to the de-.
PENDANTS with the stipulation that u
they made the purchase he was g.
have n quarter interest In the concern.
lba property, II ~ alleged In the com.
plant, was purchased but tho defend.
Auis refuse to give plaintiff the inter.
est Promised.
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TiSrio's MINES AND MILL.
Operations for the Week n. Recorded
ny tho Eureka Democrat


Tho Murray Hin group u claims
that lilo la the vicinity OF the Yankee
Girl and other rich Silver CITY proper
ties, will be worked extensively during
the balance OF the year by the owner.
The new shaft at the Goiiva 10 now
down 25 feet. The boiler anu engine
are In place aud the buildings viii DO
Tut up M soon as lumber arrives, ton
carloads Of which are on the road.
Manager HUDSON Smith 10 pushing
development work on the Brooklyn
mine without interruption. A dTit IL
being run from the 7b.ioot level
through very favorable ground that
assays Ia silver ana gold.
Burns 4 Nelson have completed the
assessment work on the Cable mining
claim, anu will at once begin upon this
Equator and Jumbo, which claims will
DO consolidated for the purpose OF tue
annual expenditure.
We understand that tho Centen NAL.
Eureka has purchased n water right
and mill site near the Warm springs,
between Santaquln anu Goshen, and
the company has under consideration
the erection OF n mill plant at that
point.
A strike OF more than usual import.
ance was made In the face Of the 1000.
FOOT level OF the uemini Thursday.
This ore body IL In virgin ground anu
demonstrates that the rich oIe above,
which has made that property famous,
continues 20 the deep.
Foreman Newton DunyAn has 10.
signed his position with the Conten.
nlal.Euteka, with which company he
has boon actively connected Tor tho
past seven years aud will for the pro.
sent devots his time TO the develop.
ment OF some promising properties In
Deep Creek district In which no IL
largely interested.
Work on the Cleopatra mine at BiI.
yer In being pushed forward with a full
ioice. This shaft IN now down some.
thing over q hundred feet aud sub.
htantially timbored the entire distA nee,
The Cleopatra adJoins the South
swansea and no doubt will develop
tho same valuable ore body whepIdoplh
IL reached.
The Morning Glory mine that has
been worked during the past year un.
der lease TO IL. 3. Brooke, will DO
operated In future by tue owners, II.
w. Lawrence and ssociatos, who viii
~ once erect q horse within AMI sink
tho main shaft another 100 feet. Tnis
10 one OF the old-time producers anu
can DO relied upon rs regular ship
per.
President John Beck and Simon
hamburger OF the BulllOn-Beck mibe,
and Gen. Freight Agent w. Il. Hahn,
accompanied by Mosuamts BECK, BAN.
berger and Hahn, came bul Friday
evening by special. Alter visiting tue
Beck mine they went over to Nam.
moth and Silver Saturday m3Tning,
returning to tue city the same even.
ing.
The gratifying announcement IL
made that the Eureka Hill company
has Tia new we'll at HomaGhvillv down
through the wash 20O feet anu struck
y large how OF water on bed rock, sui.
nclent Tor all present milling purposes.
We eau now look for this great plant
10 start up It's full l00.stamp battery
which has In part besn hung up dur
Ing The past month Tor want OF water.
IL 10 good news TO leaIn that the
HAnauer smelter at Murray will blow
10 lie stacks tomorrow and resume
business at tho old stand. This will
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PROVO.
Provo, UTAH,
Fourth District Court.


The following orders have teen made
IN the Fourth district ccufi;
Victor Gold ana Silver Mining o..
W Fint National tank Of the Republic
II III; transietod by stipulation to
Jusb county, Fiith district.
In tho matter OF the estate Of Martin
Il. Crandal, doeoassd; order Of sale Of
peruonhl property.
In The matter of the estate OF VIM.
Gteonhalah, deceased; Tuesday, Sort.
22ud, 30. ior hearing petition q Ezekiel
Gtseah Ugh Tor letters Of adminlstra.
ton.
In the matter Of the estate Of George
W. Leonard, do eased; adninistfAtor
discharged.
In the matter ot tho estate OF Edwin
l.. whitney decreased; administrator
az. hat d and hnal account approved.
NJ. T. kri 0gs was entered ns asso.
clunrul ~ the case OF Joseph
,uhmboflin VI II. II. Beau ct al, aud
fuumas L. Cochran We Llulsa J. Coch
Tan Il nj.
The iollowlug days Tor commencing
forms OF the Fourth district court iof
Utah county wetc fixed: September
term, stconu Monday In September;
Dcoemhtr term; second Monday IN
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Tho Argus, new mining and mill
ling company has filed Its articles o.
Incorporation. The company has 4
capital stock Of 100000 dividod into
II shares and tue incotporaturs ar
John w. Jonoe, MArihall L.. ThOmp.
sou. J. J. Corum, Samuel Rsrey anu
Catherine l., Jones. John ". Jouos
IN PRECEDENT, Mauhall l.. 1hompson,
vioe.pfoseuenl; J. J. Cutum. treasurer,
and Samuel Rauey, secretary. the
company owns a group OF mining
clBitns In the Mesl Mountain mining
district,
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MINES And MINING.
Dalton and Buckeye Stocks Dealt Ia
On Change Today.
OUTLOOK AT rue FRISCO MINE.
III, Antelope at Iinsham sold 10 East
,rn People--1he work Going On
In The 1lntic District.

Al tho "meo" OF the bulls and
bsars on 'chsuge today. no business
whatever wss transacted during the
call Of listed stocks, although most o.
them received fair quotations. The
utlisted stocks were handled with
better grace rs far as trading was con.
cerned and two OF thom-DAlton and
Buokrye-mst with transfers. The
former was dealt In 10 the extent Of
5000 shares, while the latter was re.
li,ved Of 1000 shares.
The closing figures were rs follows
LISTED STOCKS.
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George W. Keel OF tho Battlefield
mining ctmpuny has iut, succeeded 10
clpetng n zeal by which be aud q
claims located In tho Bingham dis.
trlel. Tbs consideration tor tho prop
tfiy IL said to be 100000 anu the
erection Of complete hoisting plant
IN one of the nrGt moves 10 DO made by
the new owners. Mctsfp. McNally,
Harrington ami Mcdonald were the
former owners OF the group.
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InE FRISCO mINr,

binKh ham rropsry witch ~ Now
nhowiuE splendid ore.
The owners Of the Fusoo mine at
Blughsm are quietly but systematic.
ally developing their property and
have at latl got into ore which
promises TO yield Them handsome IT.
turns. A car OF this stuff O me from
the mine yesterday and u showed to
the ton 81 per cent silver. $3.50 In gold
and - per cent lead. Ten men IRE
now engaged IN development work
ami upon the arrival Mt tho mine Of
$4,000 worth Of machinery already
ordered, the FRISCO promises 10 fail into
Inc with other lucrative producers Of
the Old Reliable district.
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9EACHERs ASSEMBLE.


The hrst general meeting OF the city
teachers was held at the high school
building this morning. After an hour
spent socially, the meeting was called
to order by Superintendent Mile
paugh, who spoke In general way,
giving some directions 90 10 the WORK
OF the year, after which he gpvo an nd.
dress OF about half an hours duration,
In which thu nobility OF the teacher
profession, It's responsibility aud
achievements were clearly and fully
set forth. At itH close a meeting OF the
high sohool took place, and ai 9 O'Clock
meetings OF the teachers In the differ.
ent parts u the city were held, Ia
which directions pertaining 10 tho
work Of tho year we're given.
At 10 O'Clock this morning meet.
Ing OF the Salt Lake County Teachers
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Liberty Park Concert.

Held's usual sunday corcoft ut
Liberty Park will begin nj $3.50 tlm)t.
row with tue following proEfuni
March, Lake Front Promenade. farmhouse
sssssssHst sssssssssssssa.aHasssAs NNinlE
Descriptive couglomOrausn, Niger IN tho
I.fnyhf 's....,',...o haa; LoNohhutE
tcrcnadc, 10 Mamio,.....-.. ....A ARR BY }, Hold
duct Tor aAAhphuutns ssss.....s 30 .s..ss..ss
...ssss....t.s Aluaara, berry and Lunduuiat
March, Inc Japatonr, composed for llold'n
Baud s.s.s......s.......s. .....C J Thomas
Description morning The hirda-Tho morning
chorus no CloFs=ihe break Outline hen
duott-1hc atcambuat=iho cows IN the pas
tore The quaftnitu in the barn-1ho danoo-
The animals stampede TIE nntth.
CIiAs l.. BERRY, Sec.
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Relief Society Conference.

The regular quarterly conference Of
the R,lisf Society Of the Salt L,te
stake Of Zion will be held Saturday,
september 10, in the Assembly Hail IN
this city, meetings. commencing Il 10
p.m. Al d 2r.m. II b teslfti That there
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atsoclation was heli In the tfiice OF
Superintendent VanColt. The time
was given 70 consideration % The
essential features Of the WORK OF the
year, after which eupplies Tor the
schools were distfibuled 20 tue teachers.
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should lie ne large an attendance u
the oflicers AMI members Il the society
"a ssitle. The public are cordially
Invited.
MAHuARE a. CAtNE.
= Cfafr v
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RELIGIOUS SERVICES

Regular services Of the Church Of
Jesus Christ OF Lhttsr.day Saints will
be held tomorrow at O'Clock In the
tabernacle; Sunday schools IN the
various Wards ut 10 a.m., and meetings
in the city Ward Assembly Rooms and
nLLnnnrl ~ -. 4. Allan.
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COVERED
WITH
SCALES

Eczoma mado its appearance on nv bo,1 In
~ worst form, and u continued spreading
until my tace was covered with scales ana he
came horrldsight, ihadahno head ON
seNnn leafs growth, and had 90 Encridcelt /
was IA despair. Tho phy8lcllns had fllind
NNtn 20 flllnVo me, whom ono recommended
luuGuhA soar. My father procured anet oi
NuEu.hA ltiAEnlEi, and IN thrso weeks mo
nue. N az mfskg 7 lrag eHfffiv Oir,d. NV
laea was smooth andSihy compltxlo lon clearer
anu nnnr lhln " had over been before.
NUS MARION A. SMITH, sunhuy, IA.
hrftnf Ctnr TREATMENT, Warm bath.
WIN tuTicCA Boar. gentle applications OF
tttiethA 'olntmentl, and mild doses Of Cum.
euhA NtanLvENr, greatest Of humor cures
.eli throughout ths wofi Prise, CgucuHA, s0ct
lou. tlflf ittsotktNr, Aes aud a. Form Dnna
Ann tntN, Cost, sole Praps nosiou. "Ns
~ - Gun ne Moni Lessuia," mailed hsa
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TRAssFERs OF Sucks.

One thousand shares OF Dalton at "A
cents lcr sharo and 5000 at II cent;
1000 Buckeye (Tintlc) al o GEMS. 10.
tai shAfea sold, 1900.
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December; March /, rm, second Mo- =
day IN March; June tam second Mon
day In June.
The herald., 1896-11-05
THIS IS A GOOD ONE.

Amateur magicians, as we'll as anna
teur scientists, will like the little ex-
pertinent that we are now going to de-
scribe. of turning hot water into wine.
Get two goblets of exactly the same
size and shape and plunge them into
tub of water, holding one upright and
the other upside down. Hold them un-
der the water until both are completely
filed and not bubble of air remains
in them. Be careful about this. Then
while they are still under water bring
them together. brim to brim, the one
upright, the other inverted, and lift
them carefully out, standing them in
plate provided for the purpose.
One goblet is now standing inverted
upon the other, and both are full of
water. Dry them carefully with a cot
ton cloth, and then move the upper glass
very slightly to one side, so as to leave
visible barely thread of water. If you
do this skillfully and gently the wMter
will not run out.
On the foot of the inverted glass now
place a small glass filled with wine,
and having dipped in the water fiber
of tapestry wool or piece of candle wick,
arrange it with it's two ends hanging
soon set in. and the wine will begin to
over and down from the edge of the
wine glass. Capillary attraction will
run down the fiber dropping onto the
foot of the inverted glass and overflow
irrg thence down the sides of the glass
Thus the wine will run gently toward
the brims of the two glasses. and then
instead of continuing it's descent, it will
flow sideways between the brms and
thence upward into the inverted glass;
50 that in few minutes the small glass
on top will be empty, the middle invert-
ed glass will be full of wine colored flu
ID. and the lower glass will be full of
clear Water.-Buffalo News