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The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1899-08-04

"Cata are very fond Of liver" r1ShN
ioi" growlod tho yellow skinned man.
sWoll, I wish thcy hadn't
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1899-08-04

In baltic only ono ball gu, Of sigh,y.n
takes effect.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1899-08-04
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The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1899-08-04
LE54Y CAT FARM.
..l.-a PAYS a NICKEL FoR \
GOOD RAT.

.i,c v'Fih rhfsc Cent. t,sh--rrisd
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The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1899-08-04

Almost 5000 years were necessary TO
produce tho American Society for tho Pro
yontion OF Cruelty TO Animals
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1899-08-04

The algrette Is to disappear from the
headgear Of the British hussars and
royal horse artillery. and It's place will
be taken by an ostrich plume.
Examinations have been completed
at Washington navy yard OF twenty
nine applicants for commissions to the
marine corps. and the result OF the
findings submitted to the secretary OF
the navy for approval. It Ia not known
what the result Is. but Il Ia presumed
that not over twenty, n that number.
met the requirements The same board.
Il Is expected. will examine a second
list Of candidates for other vacancies
shortly TO be designated by Secretary
Long.
The Dewey fund continues 10 drag
along in a most dlscouraglng fashion.
but there 10 more hope that the sub
scrlptlous will swiftly Increase. They
now amount to about $4,000. but more
interest IN parts Of the country ~
shown IN the RAILING OF the nind. and
the daily receipts are growing. Il %
said that In case the total does not
reach the amount contemplated a num-
bor Of wealthy men stand ready TO
MI sufficient to run the total up to
100000 No oficIal Information haI
yet been received In Washington as t
whether the admiral viii accept thi
residence to be offered him. and their
Is stlll a belief that he will advise tina
the money be turned into home To-
invalid sailors. This Is largely con
lecture. however. and The omclals II
charge Of the fund say that Il has hat
the effect OF stopping subscriptions q
aome extent.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1899-08-04
ARMY AND NAVY.

The algrette is to disappear from the
headgcar Of the British hussars and
royal horse artillery. and It's place will
be taken by an ostrich plume
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-02-25
FIRST TELEGRAPH OFFICE N UTAH.
,ftom a Photo by Carter. isc,l

through which, on IT,
President brigham Young the FIRST message Of Generalization 9" ~
H. wade Telegraph Ut Cleveland
building stood whore ro
located and tho Office thei
tubhiid. being tho principal
building by tho @ i
the tgaph Ollie" n i"
the salt Lake Herald Tho home pnne stuart a'cd %"
building
business then
" Pacific Telegraph
Familiarity tho overland rc
from here known both merged into The Western Union years
Little
Decker President the line San Fran
and the
rsien, Wade concluded with those vis uh has not seeded
Abraham him rh loyalty
proslicn,
tho completion m the overland line
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THE FIRST POST OFFICE.

The fact that there ia regular mail
route through Alaska. and that oven
remote towns IN Afficn are not without
postal facilities. ~ in those progressive
times accepted quite Ae matter ~
course. Yet this wonderful ayHtom.
which has reached out until IL Includes
every country on tho face NJ the Garth.
had itH beginning ln tho mind pf an In
rpniaus Frenchmuu who lived ipsH thnn
9sa years ago. H. 1865 early In tho
r,iun NJ Louis xiv ID dr VDinycr cs-
tahiiahcd q private penny post, EuyH
writcr In Hnrperr Round Table fur
February. lioNpH were HDi up nt street
corners Cor the reception uf letters. or
nccs were opened 90 various quarters NJ
Paris. collections wnrU WHi' once u day
from the street buNHt followed many
hours later hy HiunlH delivery. and
thus the first pontn.nr boo tho world
was established rs dU Nruyvr WAS so
greatly encouraged hy ihr fu,ccrH "
Die enterprise that lu order tu develop it
still further he printed certain forms ~
hniota or rotca. which uUfa Intended tu
cover OIL the ordinary ruu.frmcntH "
business ~ great towns Thafc forms
contained blanks. which were intended
90 BE- nilod up by 90. pom with such
fuuriai matter nH might hD uurpaenr, Go
complete the writer's object The idea
ut once became popular ana the print.
I'd forms accompanied The expansion "
the postal service throughout the larger
cities of France. ana % Wus many years
before they fcil into dlHuHr
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HUMOROUS GEMS.

Wlfc-Td like a. know what you 20
to the club Tor ON SundnyH ARE the
cardroomH and biiileJdrooms orsn on
Sunday
IIusband-oh. NJ. my dcar-no, In
deed. We wouldn't think of such dcH"s
Grafton. Everything " closed but the
bnr.-Ncw York Weekly.
Hc-You look good enough 10 cot this
She" indcSd' why don't you eat
me, them
Iic-My doctor told me 10 avoid
sweets. llnrpcrs liazar.
Mr. sharplrsa Women are queer
creatures \ woman win spend her
last cent for puckothuok'
Mrs cutting know u. \ man
would never dn that-espccially " there
happened to be- "a saloon or a cigar store
handy
Little Ethei-M sister May loves you
very dearly. Sir. Sunhcad.
Mir Sufthend delighted sweet
child' her, 10 10 cents for you. Now
tell me, dcuric. why do you say that
your sister loves meg
LATHE Ethel Why, cause when said
the same thiug to Mr. lillnkcr and Mr.
Dlnkrr they each gave me 10 cents, too.
Judge.
ucorgc--Do you think that your faith
er viii consent 10 our marriage, dar-
linFg
Ethcl-oh. yes, he has always hui
urod my Hlillest wishes. brooklyn
Life.
She was faln to believe him; ana yet
a doubt fingered.
Are you very sure. "Hhc finally asked
him. looking stondfaHtly into his great
brown eyes, "thHt you love me Tor my
self alone, ana not because l have
kissed iiuhsuu9"
Then she Wildly hcsought him not 10
answer hurnedly. but To take plenty
Of time 90 examine his heart thorough
ly.-Detrolt journal.
There was a Scotch professor who
was advocating the advantage ~ nth-
lctlc exercise, The Roman youths"
he cried. FUSED to swim three times
across tho Fiber before breakfast"
Then he exclaimed. MIR. McAliinter,
why do you Hmilef We shall be- glad
10 share your amusement" The can
ny McAilister rcpliud n was Just
thinking. sir. that the Roman youths
must have left their clothes on tho
wrong bank at tho end OF their swim"
Eek.
Al one OF Alrs. SIS dinner parties a
sweet girl graduate" of one OF the
high schools. dnintily pccking at the
dellcacien on her plate,ovorhoard a man
opposite mention the name Of DR.
Hurvey." n beg your pardon, Mr.
H." said she swcctly. but do YOU re-
fer To the distinguished philunthropist
who Invented the clrcumlocution OF the
blood" Mr. u. attempted 10 say he
did but uttered "a mouthful of soup
Instead san Francisco Argonnut
Dakota Woman-l know I can never
stand Il, doctor. TO have that tooth
pulled
Doutist-l can divorce yon from that
tooth. madam Ia iive seconds.
Dakota Womun-oh, well. go ahead.
Chicago Tribune,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-02-25

Mlss Hntea sudden retirement
from D1ly's company ia the theme
Of tho hour IN New York and
in all probability Nr t'rawlcy VIII
hnd hor iust In the right FRAN" ut
mind to consider hts proposition. At-
cordiup To- the New YORK Heral1 Miss
Bates appeared IN Dniy's big succolH.
The Great iiuby playing second 60
Ada Rphan. she mndc q decided hit.
hui after the urst nights performance
resigned, as the Herald says. because
Mr. paiy had treated her with no cone
pidprttiun Miss Bates mother. In
talking with n reporter said
You know" riid Mrs. Hates. that
my daughter has made quito u rrputn-
ton FOR herself In SAN Francifco. and
she felt II very kocnly when Mr DAILY
showed her 90 little consideration.
why really BE- didn't show her any
more confederation than he did hls
chorus girls lie treated everybody
lust niiio or rourrc she couldn't
stand that And thon on Thursday
night when she tried 800 hnrd to give
god Performance ana did make quite
success. / think. he didn't ao much
ns say ono word tn her. That was top
much ard 20 she Feit him her realgnn
lion. She was willing TO stay the iva
weokv out that IN until nest Saturday
but when rhc went down to the natl e
nee today Mr.. nnrney told her hvr roe.
iEnation was to take effect ~ once
Mrs nntes added that her daughter
had spent nearly 500 IN buying dresses
for her part In Tho Great ruby. MIR.
DAILY bought rnme Tor her she said,
but two ~ them wouldn't M her nt
nli and she simply couldn't wear them.
Ana tho dressing room she had' Why.
you would scarcely ask chorus girl to
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-02-25
THIS SIDE AND 1mE OTHER.
ror I'D prlcnl NaNa.

For the DcHoret Nowa,
What II wealth or fame or puwcr1
ilaubipa all that glHrU and blind a.
Death cnmea knocking nt our bpwcr
Then We leave Thorn ull behind ut.
Nothing have We whom We come
naked 10 this vale ~ rprfuW
Nothing when our course u rut,
Nothing can We lend ur borrow,
Yet we strive FOR worldly gain
TIL Of life We mn tho measure
ErckinE not that nll Do vain
Earth hath NO nhidinr treasure.
.Aa We Journey on and nnd
on what broken reeds wore leaning.
Nhupht brings comfort tu the mind
Save the light from heaven gl"aming.
iThro tho mist Of mortal Cnrc
Wcaried soul see lght immortal
HcaminT bright surr ssiug Wlr
Beck ming thee yiro heavens purth..
life and death yea q rthly woes
Are but steps By which We gather
10 that sacred sweet rupuHo
In the presence Of our Father.
one hy ono we para away
one by one We cross the river.
Life un earth ~ but "a day
when We pass We live forever
when We reach the other shore
What glad refrain VIII greet ur.
Al uur loved ones gone before
Surely VIII be- thero 20 meet ~.
CHARLES STEWART.
Salt Lake city.
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oRAu OPERA co.

dress IN H. OF course. my daughter
hnH been accustomed To bclng very
well treated out Wort, nnd she fclt ait
these things. The salary she got hard.
~ raid hor. either hut she wanted to
set u New Norw opening. We west
ynorr an feel We must have the New
York STAMP. YOU know"
Another New York writer ON tho
same subject says.
Tho resignation of blanche Rates
from Auguntln Days theatrical cnm-
pany win fivc many persons the
chance To say; II told you no." A short
career for Miss Bates ON that stage
was predicted 10y them on tho opening
nlrht Of The Great Ruby: or. Tnc Kiss
Of Hood. She WIS called before the
curtain four times after her best scene,
and the applause was enthuainHtic
That would have been enough tn base
the belief On. lint there was second
ana bigger reason why her stay wolld
be brief The curtain later fell In
silence ON what should have been an
Impressive climax for Ada Rehan. and
was lifted q single tlmc after the
urherH had melted q mild domonstra-
tion 10 personal regard FOR that favor.
Ito, II has never been customary To
have nt Days any other actress OF
dramatic strength than Miss Rehnn.
The roles secondary In SERIOUS Import
nncc have been played by charming
but weak Young women. ~ soon as
rivalry began. as In the case Of Maxine
Elliott, II WIS removed.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-02-25

clple, The advertisement shows the
changes OF hill for the week, and the
variety offered win give every taste u
chance TO select Iva fiivDritc. For next
weok Mr., Grau promises another varied
bill, AZ the popular grade ~ prices
there can be little question Of the sue
cess the Grau season viii meet with.
A letter from r., u. FrAwley, whose
hard luck In his theatrical ventures
since he lett Salt Lake. has before been
described In the News" states that he
Is full OF rope over his opening In
Wellington II, O., with HIS now stock
compnnyi he II gathering az many OF
his old people around him an possible,
and has Just engaged Harry Corsnn
Clarke AT a stan salary to put In the
sumner with him. MIR. Clarke, NJ
course, win leave ~ time to open his
own season In the fall Without doubt
Mr. Frnwlsy'H aim win he 10 secure
hold ~ blanche Batos. aa his bad for
tune dated from the time she loft him,
and without her presence or that OF
some other equally attractive leading
woman II does not look likely that his
luck win change,
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managers az . fancy dress hail. for they
hIe clad IN pink coats. red vests. dark
nlu" trousers trimmed with red braid.
over this fantastic get w" Is worn N
long red cloak that reaches to their
hecls' the same-thc cloak not tho heel,
being trimmed with velvet and aoid
braid, while they wear most striking
cooked hats trimmed likewise Ths
porters, like the good fairies In tho bal
let. carry wands in their hands. on.
theN af" most imposing personages and
nave worn this distinctive dress for
Years ana years There IL not u bank
w salt Lake city that In not furnished
inside In Dc better fashion as regards
utiinuE thuu ~ the bank of FINLAND.
nut NJ course when II comes down to
mefc Hnrlid silver and gold. possibly
the old Lady Of ThrcadnrodlN street
could give them cards and spades.
Yes. the Bank uf ENGLAND Is fac
oinltlrg plat" with its various iepart-
mcuts where they weigh tho sacks Of
coin in beam Fcnlcr with bis iron
weights aud shovel tine aithy iucre
mound with hund-auuupa Ike TO much
HulII and WhnrN they tlura uutnid
WHulth 300 raw bullion iuruts and whrrf,
according Go the guide book the ptaek
ui pnld Notes amounts Too about 'a.ti5.-
rI boz uumbor and nii tl 900 boxes
teach tuu and uur third miles. together
with other % .lightful statistics that are
calculated 600 unk" uuo's head nwlm 10
D. won mot tI linHpr 700 long around
these intoxicating rrnrinrfH. uR one iH
uut 90 lHr.WH Hl object ui Interest TO
Wu u' thfon HuHrl'inua looking individ-
uUlH 30 plain clothes
NrH inn iNut rrsaiur De- uuecr
su't uNor 1Ii one thut has narn writ
ten and uii"i about timrg without
number
IACKpLNNw.
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"Thc Charlathn" tncN) ....u.. souaa
Soprano solo. LINDA di Chamounix'
......... ............... .... D0nlzcitl
Miss Maud Reese Davies.
Grand Scene from pdraifnl.
knights OF the Holy Graii'' Wagner
intermission ten minutes.
1dyi Whispering Leaves" new
ss.s .ssstsss ssss stsssst. .sssN un mon
u. Scrcnndc, adino,ncwl Gnbricl-Mnric
b. March. ''rhe chaflutan new q.
Violin solo. "souyonir Dc Haydn" o..
Miss Dorothy Iioylc.
Tarantelln from The Bride Elect
new sss..s ...s.sss. ssssss sssstanufA
The ndagc. 1T never rains without
pouring" will be again oNcmplinrd at
The Grand next wock. Last year the
Grnu opera company ut the Grand ran
into the local company at the Thcntcr
and this season Il escapes making
collision hy one night. Remembering
his success here last year. jules Grnu
has booked two fun weeks with Mr.
Muivey. and ns he brings a company
strengthened by the addition Of Miss
Fanny Myers. mczzo soprano. ana Mr.
william Frederick. Emma AhbotH old
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-02-25

~. AT the Theator. The prices win be
sdtnnced for both occasions, hut there
= every indication that little thlng
lke that wont be allowed 10 stand IN
lhr way Of the public tumhlinE over
itself 10 natronlze him. In addition To
our old friend. Arthur Pryor, the great
Trombone aololst, Sousa has with MN
ON his present tour two brilliant young
artiiu na sololsts They are Miss Reese
Davies, soprano, ana Miss Dorothy
liuyle, violininste., The advance sale
opens Monday.
The following h the program for
Fnusn'e night concert, That for the
hllgrnoon VIII be somewhat lightor ana
ll The more popular vein, including tho
i"usaesque over the footlights In
New York;"
EVENING PROGRAM,
overture, Paragraph mr. suppe
Trombone solo, Love Thoughts'
NH'Nl sssssss ssts sfssts stsssfll9nF
Mr. Arthur Pryor.
a. Musette "carillog de Noel" new
f..s' ,sfsfs.s.sstttst+ ,ssSiuncY Hmlth
D. Russian Peasant Mazourka from
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cAnBYIsMs

Almost every adult visitor t. London
has ridden In "a hundHumoa-n two.
wheeled rubher-tyred vehicle with u
rporty-lookinE driver porchcd up ut ia,
back The vehicle looks like a rabbit
hutch nu wheels, but II h comfortnbl,
ana easy foruHppth. and further OWNS
To It, shape and general architecture
can turn ana twist around In most
hcwildorlng way. Almost every visitor
consequently. treasures IN his memory
some verbal souvenir ~ cnhmnn
while any regular London pntron has
NJ course q choice assortment OF jrhu
repnrice. witty, sarcastic. rcornfui and
Insulting. At HE command. unless II
happens that he n exceptionally libcr.
ally handed when he takes his rides
abroad.
or course there urc cabmcn and cab.
mon some have me- sense ~ huLiut
ana no Eift ~ originality either. HH fui
example the clhhy who. ON being given
n sCnut fare. nevertheless the legal one
regards u with astnnlHhnont, and CON
tents himself with "xclniming WHAT
this forF" nut cabhy. n nothing else
IL supposed 10 Doe extremely Original
ana witty,
Imagine tho same situation, 70 shlllinp
being rendered for a two mile fldo-nc.
curding Ia law.
Are you sure you can spare thisT'
remarks "a" cuhhy with sense ~ hu'
NOR "p'ye think you'll be- able ter rui
along un the other nineteen an Friday
itH guln' the pace y know
"H'if you'll take my tn, guv'nnr
runs another form ~ gentle rcpruach
You'll 90 ana Hcu a h'oculist. Yci
wants ter take "a 'huH next time.
Wait a minute sir what, you wont
stop for thr changer Wen. you are 4
gentleman and no mistake" Porhap'
a. Hct him at hi best he should To-
taken out into the suburbs after mid,
night ana then paid strictly according
Ia tho law, ~ tho fare lets himself
into hls abode, he win be- RECALLED viii
the following nbllgntu; "On IN quietly
Hir lu ease The old woman wakes VA
and eats ne drlNin' away She migh
Htnp Tho rest of your pocket money fol
this yere extravaganza"
rcrghunc. h. ~ o. brutality uhuslv,
c1bhy, then h. win got on Homrthinf
like tho following;
"cnll yeraelf q gentleman. you Will
yer h'umbrrlly ana yer ihtrhkey? nah
lla bUttor man than So ter odd on.
'orse."
Taken an IN an cabhy o. not such ,
bad fellow after uli and according o.
tradition, h. dearly loves hiH Joke nl
the expense M others
A. sample uf "oAbhyism" tho fll
loWinE Incident iH related. Two uI.
ladies took "a GROWER 90 one NJ 40,
big doputs. CON- allghtius ut thrlr does
uuntiuu the irhu was handed bis fare
Ga assorted coin uf the realm that con
sisted lu several small pieces uf sllyrl
and hair "a dozen pennies, He gaze,
prnHiyely nt the money IN the palm n
hiH hand and then urbanvly remarked
'Wot cher misaiH, 'uW long 'uNr ycl
been saving hup fcr this lltilr treat p
perhaps yer 'aH been ruhhiu the hdi
money bnN2'
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DEsEREr EVENING NEWS. SATURDAY, FEBRUARY e5. 1899

the opera singer. who states that she n
citizen 81 California, has brought suit
AGAINST the proprietor ~ the Madison
Avenue hotel In this city Ia recover
s2n0cn. the value Of a caskct of Jewels
Witch she alleges were stolen from her
Apartments in the hotel Dec. .. 1898.
presumably ny an cmpluyc ~ the hotel.
White Collier In The Man from Next
GO has been making n triumphal tour
or the Pacific coast. 20 to speak ~
Portland. oregon. his receipts we're
$3.50 FOR three Performance. IN i've
smaller cities he drcW $3.50 IN us many
nights W this kpcta ON Smyth and
nj an early date. NJ golfers new
fnrsc. MIR. smooth will be- made known
in April.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-02-25

Last nights rendition u 4 Trip to
africa. the fourth here drew the second
LARGEST house Of the engagement. and
the matinee going this afternoon u
even more heavily attended than the
opening one on waahingion's birthday.
THE presentation has gained In speed
aud amo0thnoas since the opening per-
fofmancc. and IT, especial feature. the
overflow az the Nile IL nightly received
with unstlntcd appiausc. The financial
results Of 4 Trip TO Africa, despite the
favor with which II has been received.
and the heavy outlay necessary for
scenery. costumes and royalty. viii not
be equal tn those Of tho chimes OF Nor
mandy or The queens Lace llandkcr-
chief. isfgcly because the production
followed 30 closely on the heels OF two
heavy engagements like those OF Morri.
son and Walsh and Mcdowell, who
probably took $4,000 or $1,000 out ~ the
pockets OF thcatorgnera. which Is all
Salt Lake can we'll stand within one
week. Then. too. sousa'a coming was
musical event. which doomed up ~
closely ON the horizon that u rather
uverfhn1owcd the local anair. Silll an
other reason N that a Trio to Africa.
despite IT, general gorgeousncaa In
ntaGinE and the charm ~ ~ music
H. cloFgcd with q heavy nbrctto; the
plot ~ not specially bright and the
dialogue IL quite commonplace. indeed.
some NJ the principals seem never TO
have found Il attractive enough 10
cntircly conquer H. Whatever mcrfi-
mcnt IL gotten out N the dialogue In
due to air. spyncor's local gags" many
Of which are In his most humorous
vein. whether tho company VIII at
tempt any other opera this season II
nH yet undecided on.
At the Grand the week has not been
ono ~ full prosperity. Al Aboard
started ont we'll, but later the popular
priced competition had ltn eject and
business sustained heavy drop. Mr..
Mulvcy has strong hopes that his nn-
nouuccmcntH Tor the next fortnight VIII
cause very different result to be- re-
corded.
The Tdp To Africa season winds up
IN this city this evening, aud on Mon
day tho entire production VIII be
trnnrforrrd 10 the ogden stage. tn"
SCENERY. calcium. properties, and every
thing about the performance" being
given Just uH In Salt Lake. ON Thurs
day the farewell presentation occurs IN
Logan the River Nilr scene. which
has attracted % much attention. VIII
De- reduced a. NJ the Logan stage, and
also rendered there. The oregon short
lane VIII run special excursion trims
tn both points. nnd pick up many eN-
CurHloniHtH ON the way. u large number
of kayHvillc ANA Layton people taking
advantage 81 the ogden performance 10
Witness "a Trip To- africa there.
sousa viii be- heard both ON the after
noon aud evening 81 Wednesday, March