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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-22
Wesley MOsor Gets Thirty Days
in Jail for His Act
SAD DOMESTIC TROUBLES.


one OF the HndleHt cases thnt has
come up before Judge Timmony IN the
police court occupied the major portion
NJ this afternoons session.
Wesley MuHer young married man,
was charged with assault and battery
upon the person OF his wife. Edith, ut
their home In Orchard street Ia the
Seventh ward. Mosar denied ever strik-
inr h.s wife. but owned with cold
bioodcd funkncss, Co uinchlug her arms
until they were black aud blue. The
court Zoo summing OPP designated it uH
ease for Judge Iua1 uul the divorce
court M0sgr was given sentence OF
90 Ur 90 days ami probably would have
received stronger puuiahmCut but Cor
tha fact that MiH. M1asr, according 10
tbs evidence d.d not seem iu the past
Co have been willing 90 lusB and make
up ut the solicitation of her lord and
MASTER
Aira Musor. who i1 littlc more than a
rlfl. with "a young child upon her lap.
WAS sworn. She stated that On Tuesday
shu was washing when hor husband
Uumv home, Kicked over the WaHhstub
uud put her our % doors. lie dld not
strike her. Later Doc the hearing she
was recalled when she Hoid that hcr
husband showed her uut of the house
uu three nights and also pinched her
arms un they were biuck aud blue.
In answer 90 "a query uu the part Of
the court. she said the trouble 0rlgi-
mated ON july 3rd.
Had Dc any cause 90 beat your
Mofer thpn arose and said.
You say I had no yuuHUf You Know
h,ttgr"
40. there was no cause come the
him answer
ST. Gotham, who liNrE adjacent 90 inc
-.Nhr 90 ih' trouble, H1ll lAit go h,aIu
Mfa. MOH.i ttl.Ainlla nh Au'alhg. ~,
tIW iho woman illl over thAlf iui
.'nHlh 20 IN' p'i'h NnN saw nnl nus
hHiI loot pfutrudlns GUY 'i ln' uu9it
it' moo mover .'.h IN N'lenulNl HiilN'
htr hui h1l hrhtd her screaming H'N-
ri,l unrH. ..,.,.
Alf% gull1W c1ft'unfAl.l inc NNite-
u,h's ,l 40. ll,',,g.. "i,u N, W.,
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-22
RETRO, BINGHAM, RECEIVERS
DaIy west Wakes Notable Advance
Mammoth stronger Than on
Thursday.
TODAYS METALS:
SILVER 5BN
LEAD. $40
CASTING COPPER II.

After the excitement NJ yesterday tha
call on the salt Lake exchange thI"
morning was comparatively tame.
Northern Light and pctr1. which were
the features on Thursday were not
very active. The lion lulI property
Wna decidedly weaker, selling below u.
while one broker offered 5000 shares
ut 1876. seller 60 days. rctro rcgaincd
It, strength. only 300 being sold. aud
bringing 20 CENTS "a share
Northern Light opened with oncriurn
~ 20 cents. and ~ cents bid Alto
rcthcr 400 shares wcrc sold at from
1875 to idih.
The feature ~ tho day's trading was
Dny Wet. which showed astonishing
etf6nFih Billy Irvine loi In the deal.
inra in the stock ara seemed in h1li
both ond- ~ the stick. Will. only "1
shares were sold. ut SO ana 4iAOta, u
eiosed very strong. fi1t0 being freely
offered. whllN tho stock WINS held 1t
i1lggh the highest quotations yet re-
corded.
May Day changed hands ot so ccnta
aud better. while $40 Eugl0 and hluo
ucl brought from fiGi tu $40. Nam.
moth was stronger selling az a2ll ana
t2t2
Sacramento was In como demand ana
900 share. changed hands nc a. cents
Yankee was rlthor ilut az NJ for ono ~
yhnrn BOT. while Hercules. Bunker lllN
and the cheaper rtuokH Worr traded 10
without marked change. \ sale ~ uN
Lower Mammoth no q cents WIS zee
corded. Ia Wclno fyll on apWrWhhis
the nrst lot selling at 20 and the last az
g.
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-22

NuunH city Sept g2-Cattlr-ltc-
ooIptH. 5000 Market steady Native
HtrrrH. iiOuhlh. Texas Htu.ra. .gtu
$40. TvKas cows, Z.-5IJ-i, native cows
feeders. isaHl2l. bulls. apnfluha.
lluuH =ltuHGItH uUU Market steady
10 5U higher Hulk of sales A50uNtO;
heavy i3ouit4'al puokrrH A32hu l25i
miNvd. i3OuAli, llTht, i3luiGO. york
orr. A5OWAtO, pigs. ta0uldO.
Sheep Receipts 10000 Market
u4ll
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-22

A French economic ornlthologist
states u us his belief resulting from
hig iuvcstIpauona, that " the world
were Go become blrdloss, man could not
iuh1bit q after nine years time, To- spite
uf ull the sprays and puisuna that could
De manufactured for the Destruction OF
Insects 10 shows that birds cat hun
drpds OF millions OF insects daily, which
cannot be- doubted when stomach uN-
umlnatipna show that an the insect eat
lur birds are continually destroying
large numbers Of Insects most OF them
harmful to agriculture. Birds are more
the farmers friend that he realizes.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-22

Purchase Money Reached the Oid stock-
holders this Morning

Tho cash Tor the purchase Of most Of
the Centennial Eureka stock. which ar
rived yesterday, us detailed exclusive
ly ln Thursday NrvH. was p1id over
by Mccormick 8 60. this morning. and
dlHhurHUd. ng indicated ln theme col.
umnH. the total amount being l.lsGOOl.
This lH Tor Tho payment ~ 1000 shares.
and leaves 5000 shares not yet ml
TUNED ln. but Do o. reaching Mccormick
q Co. Cor The Boston purchasers slowly.
u VIII nll De- in before the time HprCi-
lod. ON THIS 5000 shares 10 per cent
has been paid ln
There was nu mUotlnr of the old
buntd yesterday afternoon Tor thu pur.
pose uf rTHIgulug ana having now
board elected. This matter Will b. ate
tended to- later.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-22

omaha. Sept 2a-Catu.-E Receipts.
$500. Market dul weak Sltiyr huHf
steers iyputlU. western EtuHrA lIOU
400. Texas steers, J.tlull1i COWS and
h,ifprs. 3GOulli. CauuurH, 2luuHip,
stupkrrs aud feeders, a5irl0O. calves,
tOluG.lu. bulls. stuEH, ytyY 2.thuit5.
lIuW- Receipts. 5000. Market shade 60
5u h.gh.U Heavy f3nHi.iO, mixed
lafrlJtss lgut itUuilta. PIGS 400
ullU. huIk OF #H.s, $50 600.
Sheep U,uHIpta. 500, Market dun.
luWur NUurIIugH aH1H1I,. western
mutiuua aGuulUp. stock sheep. $500
800. NmnH, i2aG.t-a.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-22
MINING, BUSINESS AND STOCKS.
WITHOUT DECIDED TONE.
Market Rasum.u5 a Normal Condition hnsr
lh3 Sin.
Interest Keep. IIirb Volume Of Nus
incss Not Large tive stock
MARKET stcndirr.

N,r, y,,p e.rt % changes were
49,.
very HhhIl lha lII' NI'l '' 'N' 'N.I''DH'
sugar huwirE U sharp f.IHtInuHI rliut
u-alEIyu ff4usf .r rrH.HH HHlUa was
...,....t r..... b.. .t.......... ,I..tt fa#. a..
Tow. Tho volume ni GUINNESS was h't
large Speculation WHH without dee
rtt.I t,ra dur.rs fr. fH.f hour. The
t'..t,.. ..,....t.,. .....,.t ....,..t
'.'."'H '''N I''''
points either way southern iAuihe
moved upwards clusu.ruulHiy at tho
opening tuuHuIHuuuH weakness de-
yuIUr.H Iu Anaconda. Tom. ...H UHfI
American tobacco ana IlrHutIyu trIrH.|
Tha Hft.r h1I rIa.r To- s,U Hld pulled
tha general Doc up sharply AH1.flH1
t''..'.'I. am"ln''n pr To- J5.n 20
hardened Hmn before 90 O'Clock
Purchases uf HHwU Wand rDlt I.u0
stimulated The general market which
fHHH strongly Omaha jumped tit.
NI.IhW i.rU 81 Sew York Central 90.
and lIr unukInF uf other proper.
tlUH. lu"uIIr. thH rrIuE.rH. gained
about point s. iHrs absorption Uf
HuEHr brooklyn tuuHf Peoples r1H
metropolitan. Tennessee coal and
American tobacco lifted them from
CO. 800 points above tho lowest Con.
HulilHt0i goo wnH conspicuous Cor
gain 0f seven points The advance came
tl % halt 40 noon.
Railroad bonds tended upwards bat
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-22

When. last week. through the b1n-
l'tluE that passed hurk and forth
judge 'olborn announced bis willing
ness 20 enter the cage of sultuuu ut
the salt Palace. ! became "a party tu De-.
hrcaurg never dreamed but thlt when
iht judge had hal time Co. consider tho
hazard. Dc wuul give up tho Job and
Tue incident would uuHr On uH "a Joke.
sulnnu iH the most forucluuH animal /
have even seen In captivity and her
flNhFn Instincts FpDm Co have develop.
cd since coming 60 salt Lake tho MR.
rival ni the cubs mo- doubt being reapun.
fIhln Tor that Tho public hHH no full
appreciation " tho chances taken hy
luccaccio 600 entering tho cage with
this animal. Notwithstanding that he
has devoted h's nc 90 the study NJ Hon.
and his perfect familiarity with every
move ~ Sultnnn, h. a. Htill in great
danger every time he enters her cage.
Now, Tor u rtrungrr 10 hcr such na
Judge tolhurn, o. enter that den must
mean Inevitable death. Whatever pre-
caution We might take could not pre-
vent catastrophe. ! thought that this
would nll dawn upon judge Coihorn. ua
] have known u from the nrat. hut
tho idea seeming 20 have become ixad
Do hiH mind, that he must and Will enter
the cage, ! am No u lorH nH o. how 60
proceed 40 this time. I know Judge
tulhuru fully Intends 60 go Into the cage
with that animal I know equally wcli
that Co do this would certainly cost
him hla life. The public. prior 90 carry
luF uut this f0ulhurly rCh0mU might
consider % nH something extremely
novel AMI, th0rUiur., attractive. hut ne
tsrNurdH-w hHt1 This man. through
hlH own trUhl .ssneaH md counting upon
chances 90 ESCAPE from harm. which
absolutely DO not exist. would simply
De- sacrificed Upon whom. 90 20. would
the blame Tor 10 900 fullH Upon mo.
D. HHH o.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-22
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.


Abstract or Me iu County Recorder
office Salt Lake city sept sist.
Margaret Graham Co Christina
Errgka1u. warranty decd llsN
rods northwest from 10 rpds
north ~ southeast corner lot %
block -N plat De-. .. ...... IS o.
William Wifhurt tp Daniel Mo
Bride. warranty decd. lfiXllO
tpct northwest from southeast
corner Dot ! block 100. plat Dec.
Daniel MDliridr Goo william Wis
hart. warranty HHUI, Interest Dot
0. block liN plat u.. .. ........
II. j. Faust lrstu EIIl 81. stewart
warranty decd, is1NlsteDt
northeast from 90 feet ouHt of
southwest Dot o. block 2, plat Zee o
4, -. Anderson lu 4. r.. and ~, D.,
Anderson, warranty decd, OK
rods east of southwest lot l.
block lIl. plat A. ., .,. ....... 40
II. d. MpGurTIu GO Lucy N, Moore
warranty deed inN2h rods
southeast OF northwest lot Q.
block o. plat c., 90, 90, ,..,..,. so
W d. Mcclellan 20 T.. o., McGur-
rim. quit claim decd iUN3is rods
southeast from o rods east u
northwest Dot % block %, plat g..
u. 8. TagEurt tu F, D.. MuGurrIn,
quit uIuim duUJ, lHN-h rods
southeast from rods east uf
northwest Got p block %. plat O..
T.. ~, lhlig Go Joseph sIumu. quilt
claim decd, iut.l.t iaHs So.
lode, ,tc, Nggt Mountain mln-
lnE district. 600 rra. .ss fHsss
Lula a. lyurs and husband TO ~
e. Moon 4uiI-yIu'm U.UI, luu
TO tl A.. block 90. Kinney &
G'H, Improved city plat etc.. ..
Mary A. Greer Uf 40 tu Mary A
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-22
COLBORN-LION
FEAT is OFF.
The Merry Little Amusement d.
rector Will Not Enter the Cage,
MR.. MUNDY STATES WHY.
WIZ the Public Agree win IiImi-
wakes Little difference ~ tho Adj
Ncrusing Has Been secured.

The colborn-lions.ln.thc-dsn. is
on The reason la anpnrcnt-Mr Mum
oy mas Huddoniy become overwhelmed
VITA the fear that the ueryy little
Amusement director was going 10 ruah
10 bile certain death tonlrht Thon Dc
thinks a great deal Of hia $500 which be-
VIII not forfeit Besides TINT. arrange
menis have been made 10 Eecp the wild
animal show until October sth.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-22
twill
Not Pay

To buy cheap school shoe,
for the children rnoy do nj,
protect their feet In We,
woothor Get our eg'I-,
strong. oerviecaoie. sonslbls
ahooa.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-22

Barthomcw's horse show moved onto
the Salt Palace grounds this afternoon.
Tomorrow viii be- chllircn'E day az
the salt Palace grounds. II IL pro-
posed To give the little fulks three
shows In the pnlacc--all free of charge
\ misunderstanding has arisen re-
EardiuE the future voting Tor tho most
beautiful woman. n may hD that each
INK the sum ot ten cents.
Mr. Mundys refusal" 60 permit
Judge ColhHru TO enter sultuua'H cage
has raised % question us 90 who l8 the
winner IN the Nngh-Iohusuu wager.
johnson bet $50 that Colborn would go
lu tho cage Nash $50 that be- wouldn't
johnson says the bet ls on aud Nash
suyB that hp lNaHm IL the winner; and
that is the way Il looks
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-22

Chicago. Sept 2-tt1rH-Rcceipta
10000. tomorrow $1,000. left over. 3.i,,.
butchers. Aatui5i. good heavy. Aion
40 rough heavy. fi5UL25; light. A35
mAs0.
Cattel=llccclpt1. 2 500 Market steady
BrcypH. 100000. cows and heIfors itO
uhiO. westerns. AOOujlO, ntoukrrH and
feeders. 8O0ItOO
sheep ltrgulptH. 1000 Market dun.
sehep. 1U0uiiOi lambs. a50uGS0.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-22

Chicago Sept 22.-Strcngth shown by
foreign markets was reelected hy wheat
hero today. December opening strong
W 1lHul2g. u advanced Co 72AuA,
then reached 90 12h.
CLOSE wheat sept. "a. Dec. 7eihu13.
Corn sept, liA, Deco 1oh.
OutH=suut, 23h, nre ag4.
purkHOot. 500, Jan. go.
LuulHuut, 5anuaHa, Jan, 5.52.
EIhH oct algA, Iuus 900
Cash Wheat SO. .. red l2ua: No.
o, rcd. Cs tu 1iis, 80. hard winter 90.
No. % DO. tGudN. 40. 1. northern
spring, Gluti
CurnHNu. 90 2iA SO o. 20.
Ous-Nu. 3. 2lu-li,i SO, ., 22taU2l.
FiuNHtlJ
harley i0ui5.
LLM.-LN-- 10
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-22
STATE OF UTAii.t
I lmmLNmI hmLL MIN.
STATE OF UTAH
urrtur 90 TuT
SECRETARY OF STATE

I, james T. Hammond, Secretary 0f stat,
Of the state of Utah, do hereby CurtIy iGat
tho foregoing ~ full. true and uuffrti a86v
uf the statement Ut tho above named M.
pany. now on nio In my office this end dayaf
sept, isl1
j. r. HAMMOND.
Secretary of State
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-22

ore .., 90. 80, .,. .',s,,',,,,.,fi.GlO
Bullion 90, &c. &c ..' '''s'''''.'' lHlsOl
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-22
TODAY'S BIG CLEARINGS.
Reached the Big sum Of 81, 1891 ,238.88,
or S3,2BD. 802.B5. over Last Year.

Todnyn salt Lake bank cloarlngH
were the largest by FAR In the history
Of the city They reached the munl-
acont total of {3.isi,2lSSs or Sl,aS0. S0s.sj
over the same day last year This IN
600 Cuntrunlu-Eurcka lrnfta, as fore
Swallowed In last evenings News"
ORE AND BULLION RECEIPTS.
T.R. JONES & co.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-22
WANTED.

LADY APPRENTICE TO LEARN TAIL
ofilg Utah Tailoring Co, Artistic rhliou
"a Main
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-22

Report made 10 the socrrtatv ~ s,.,.-.
the state Of Utah of the ran. VI
NItIuu Uf
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-22
B. h. SCHETTLER, BANKER.

Located NJ Salt Lake Cltv. In Ohio .......'
OF salt Lake. State uf ttHh sf ff''}
close uf busiuuv, on thp ,tI dI.
~ ui t-u
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-06-08
Sold by Druggists. 75e.
Halls Family Pills are the best.


IT is just ] year since the Chicago.
Milwaukee * st. Paul road Inaugural ted
its celebrated Pioneer Limited passen-
ger train service between Chicago, Mil
waukce, st. Paul and Minneapolis.
This service marked n new era in the
railway world In the line Of passenger
accommodations At 4 cost of a quarter
of million dollars that progressive
company furnished the travelling pub
lie. in its Pioneer Limited train, COM
forts and facilities the best ever pro-
ducGd. This train has been described
many times In ncwS2a rers and maya
zines. but should be seen and examined
to be appreciated. In beauty Of finish,
richness and elegance OF furnishing
nothing equal to 1t has ever been at
tempted by any other road. The car
builders were nearly year In COM
plotting the Pioneer Limited trains
Ohere are two-one leaving Chicac 20
Tor the west and the other leaving the
Twin Cities for the cast every evening
In the year, and they stand to-day n
monument TO the builders art. No
regular passenger train service in
America IL rs well known rs the Pio-
neer Limited. From the standpoint of
passenger traffic the mast twelve
months have been the most successful
In the history of the st. Paul road,
mnde so very largely by the Pioneer
Limited. The patronage Of this SER
vice is striking Illustration of the
fact that the public appreciates n good
thing.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-06-08

OF parties which tend to anarchy. In
this country there should not be one
man whom we consider stranger. To-
day we no longer have autonomists or
conservatives, but only Cubans."
Gomez Is sustained in these express
sions by his Cuban admirers and the
American officers have faith In his sim
cerity. The only critcS are those who
We're members OF the former military
assembly who had some personal amb.-
lions OF their own. They are compare
lively few. however. The best people
OF the Island are tired OF war and dis
order and are, for the most part, will
Ing to return to condition OF peace
and prosperity. Wise action on the part
OF this country will accomplish the ORR
ginal purpose. The Cubans are begin
ming to understand the truth OF what
Gomez said In the remark that they
must assist the Americans to COM
plete the honorable mission they have
been compelled to assume by force OF
circumstances: that the work was not
sought by the Americans who own a
continent. and doubts and suspicious
are unjust. The nucleus of govern
ment must be formed In, good faith"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-06-08
PASSING PLEASANTRIES.

Grigson-So Miss Knitter has given
you the mitten? Folby-That doesn't
trouble me half SO much as the many
pairs of gloves I have gwen her.-Bos-
ton Transcript.
when kiss you. Edgar. you are not
afraid / am going to ask you for money.
are you?" No. dear. but I'm afraid
you have already cleaned me out while
was asleep. Record.
You are quite run down" said the
facetious cyclist. to the man he had
knocked down. you ought to take
something" II WILL" said his victim.
jumping up; I'm take your name and
address. Pick Me-Up.
First Observation-Disclosures and auto
mobiles. What show has the horse
here In Paris? You seldom see him
on the street. Second American (who
has Just dined)-No; he's In the SOUP
Chicago News.
His Protcction-First Author-Would
that had Shakespeares fame! Second
Playwright-It would be n good thing to
have. old fellow. believe It's the
only thing that keeps some OF the crit
les from roasting him.-Puck.
Liked Music-Chief Marshal--Lookec
here! You said this horse liked music
The very moment the band began to
play he sprang ten feet into the air.
and has acted like a cyclone ever since.
L!vcrymnn-Ycs.s sir. He's trying to
dance.-New York Weekly.
a gentleman OF decided and highly
cultivated musical tastes. wishing to
change his residence. advertised for
rooms In Il private family fond Of mu-
Sic" The next mail brought him the
following reply: Dear Sir:-I think We
could accom- modate you with rooms.
and rs for music. one OF my daughters
plays the parlor organ and guitar: an
other one plays the ACCORDION and BAN
10: / play q cOrnet and 4 fiddle; my
wife plays the harmonica and my son
plays the flute. We all sing. and II
you are n good tenor singer you would
Mt right In when We get to singing gos-
pei hymns evenings. for none OF us sing
tenor: or II you play the bass VOL we
have one right In the house. II you
want music as well rs board we could
accommodate you. and there gould be
no extra charge for wallpapers Ba-
Ear.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-06-08
,inncz,s Farewell Address.

The farewell address issued by Cen
crai Gomez to the Cuban people and the
army he led In the fight against Spain
for liberty. published in yesterdays
papers. should go long way toward
Inducing the population Of the island
to accept tho situation and rely upon
the good faith OF the great benefactor
that came TO the rescue in the hour OF
need.
Gomez gives hia people good. whole
some advice. and his admonition to the
soldIcrs, II needed. Is wise and well
considered. So also Is the Injunction
thai the American aid In restoring peace
and order. and In the establishment Of
government Of a stable character.
Will be rendered useless. unless the Gu
bans devote themselves TO pacific
1abOrB. and show to the world that
though their war was honorable, peace
must he more SO. 10 use Gomez own
expression. he addresses them with
the sincerity Of Il father" md urges
cessation OF discussions AMI creations
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-06-08
STRAY FACTS.

France has 100000 places in which
wines are sold.
Since January England has built for
other countries l21 ships. valued at $i3.-
5S3.770.
In Jetmore. Kansas. every place Is
occupied by Its owner. The popula-
ton OF the place Is 85C.
A theatrical manager In Vienna has
Invented n machine which produces ap-
plausc for his perform rs.
a Chicago professor predicts that in
1.5O0 years Chicago will be inundated
by Lake Michigan. The city as sinking
ut the rate Of nine inches every one
hundred years
Twelve systems of mechanical trac-
ton are used on the street railways of
Paris. None OF them Is a cable. Most
of them use electricity in one form or
another. or compressed air.
OF LOGO cases Of hydrophobia In Paris
In year only six were fatal. Before
the Pasteur treatment was adopted
the number Of deaths would have been,
in the same number OF cases 147.
Sand stored in tank so that 1t can
be sifted automatically to all parts Of
the building Is to be used instead OF
water for fire purposes in 4 telephone
company's new exchange in Indinnapo-
lis. Sand is less injurious than water
to electrical apparatus.