The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1899-07-28
WORTH READING.

- hhlu Aue NAHef tdlHiys AhN
discomfort" Doubtless. But there
isn't nearly 80 much discomfort IN
there would probably be n there were
nothing to got excited over."-wash-
ineton Star.
From time to time experts have mo-
tlced certain unexplainable peculiari-
ties In magnetic instruments In various
buildings. Electricians now declare, "a
the result Of experiments and inveati-
cations. that tho vagarics are due TO
the presence Of magnetism In bricks.
They are made OF earthly matter con-
tanning a greater or less proportion OF
magnetic OF magnetic iron ore.
NJ. Dcschanel. the new member Of tho
| French Academy. is comparatively
young man, having been born on Feb.
10, 1856, lie ia a member Of the bar.
brilliant orator. and has done an enor-
nous amount OF literary and journal
lstic work. much OF II OF nm abstruse
kind but he has written some things.
notably Figures de Femmes. crowned
by the Academy. and Figures Litter
aires" OF a lighter character
I hlAN uION UNIV ~ MRAlAh
her own bonneta. and In consequence
OF this her husband became enormous
ly wealthy. II owe all have TO YOU"
said the man to his wife one day. II
will accordingly pay you per cent in
terest on my entire fortunel" But tho
woman wouldn't take a cent. II any
thing further BE- needed to make a
fairy story OF this. let II be said that
they lived happily ever after.-Detrolt
Journal.
II Ia said that n majority OF the Jap
anesc students who come TO America
to study political economy 10 TO tho
University OF Michigan TO seek instruc-
ton under Professor Adams. This
preference IL due 10 the influence OF
Count Ono, now chief inspector OF the
Bank OF Japan. who studied at the
University OF Michigan under Prof..
Adams. and who Ia spreading tho pro-
fcssor's reputation through tho Japan
csc islands.
An old Bueksport (Me) sea captain
thus describes the way In which he dis
missed nm undesirable sutton for tho
hand OF his daughter; I Just showed
gangplank leading from my house. and
gently remarked that the wind was on
shore. and the sooner he got under way
the better ofing he would get before
morning. lie ut once took the hint.
got under way. paid OF, bore away.
and went down the road under all sail
with the on shore breeze"
Probably the most interesting pair OF
twins In tho country are living at
Wichita, Kan. They are Wilbur ". ana
John +. Sites. They are fifty-four
years old, and look 10 much alike that
only intimate friends can tell them
apart They married twin alAterS. tho
Misses Alice and Carrie Worth. Tho
two families live together In the same
house In Wichita. Thirty years ago
the brothers embarked IN busineas to-
gethcr In Wichita. and tho same old
sign. "stltes Bros. Real Estate" tells
-, OF the twin business relations between
\ them. which still exist.
-, George II. Williams, the colored his
torian. Travelled great deal and
stopped at such hotels IA he pleased.
n Narro'l ~ wright 'he n'au OF 'ne ~
= partment OF LABOR once asked Mr..
a Williams how he did Il. II take bath
q every morning." replied the negro. II
& try to dress and act like a gentleman.
\ When I 20 10 hotel say at once TO
: the clerk; Can you give me a room
n and serve my meals to me In itG' This
a answer Is Invariably In the Affirmative.
y 80 long as stop In the hotel ! eat In
y my room l have no trouble what
r over The late Blanche y sruce acted
9 similarly II Is the experience u no
i groee who have risen that buaig as dis
8 elimination on account OF color ia
= q, Tan;. o,oSo 49,. naa,a ~ "'''' ''o''