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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-11-01
Gin Bun0es'udtBaus.
Die strafanFaIt in Sort S~eapenwortb Kanfas.

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beri9tigten Sngenieurfapitdns Garter gu
elmer fiinfiGbrigen 3~u9t6austrafe, pel9e er
III benz 8unbes3u4tbauIe gu Sort 2eabens
trortb OerbiiBen foG, bat bieie btsber nod
tpenig betannte uro tpenig g%endnnte Strafz
orftalt, beren Director infer frii6erer Poltz
5eidef Muipr McGluug9rp TT, in ben 8orz
bergrunb beg Snterefes geriidt unb
Der Sagesprefe gu Derf4tebenen
me9r ober tptniger genauen @rtldrungen
@eranIafung gege6en. Sine etngebenbe
@6iGberung oieTer Gnitalt aus Der Sober q.
bon MISUNDERSTANDING entnebmen mir
benz @onnta9s6Gatt Der sc. 9. Stautsaete
tuna":
@o6l 6ur9 bic garter'i9e 8erurtbetlung
irregeIeitet, bat man bieie Strufuntult
ms6rfa6 n1s MiGitGr5u9tbuus bingeiteat.
Dies trifft iebO9 nt9t gu. 4Ierbin9s mar
fe EMIT Elm MiGttdrgefdngniB, rMtIttarb
prifon", unb beber6ergte fOl9e Solbaten
bes 8unoes6eeres unb epentueQ Der Marine,
tpeI4e fi3 f4tperer militGriI9er @ergeben,
nibt @er6re9en, f8ufbig eemd9t butten.
Die Strafe fir berartige @erge6en muBte
in benz MilitdrgefdngniB gu SORT 2eaOenz
tpprt6 berbiBt nerban, pGbren0 fir tGeinere
@ergeben giniperrung in Dem n9uarbz
5ouTe", ~Nrretanftalt, beg betreffenben
Sorts ~erfoIgte. Sm Sabre 1895 purb bus
@efGngniB gu 2oaOenportb benz 3effort bes
&riegsbepdrtements ent5pgen ut15 bemieniga1
beg Suiti5bepartenents unterteGt. Seitz
Dem bient es CUR Nufndbme iol9er 9trGfz
hinge, ipel9e fib tnnerbulb Der IiiOli4en unb
fiibfpefli9an SrtOtanerre 1erbutionen, besSerz
ritpriums Stla6oma, Der 5taaten Seras,
&anfas, QlrtanTas unb Colorado gegen Die
8unbesgeIeBe ~ber9tngen, unb FOLDER mititGz
riI9er 8erfonen, pel9e ihb ente6renber Ser
bre9en I3ulbt9 ma9ten. Nls Die 1eberga6e
bes 8efGngnifes on Die biirgerli9en 8eb0rz
ben erfo1gte, ma9te man nt6t erit oieIe ums
ftGrbe nit ben miItGrtf4en @efangenen,
fonbern CAB i6nen fat ulen, 500 an Der
Ssa6l, bic eriebnte Srei6eit, INN fofort Raum
fir Die eripurteten 8erbre9er aus BEN Ser
ritorten Su erbuGten. go9 beute beiBt bic
MnitaIt f4li4tpeg %8umeiit rPriiOn", Sc
fGngniB, bagegen trGgt Der ne1e i'm 8au be-
griFfene @ebGubetompler bic ri9tigere 8ez
sei8nrng ppenitenttarp", 3u6tbuus, unb
lit d1s fpl8es Das ein3ige feiner Dirt, befen
Ii9 SnteI Sam erfreut, UNI rtnen lartbGd1z
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-11-01

rmfaKunesmauern beg 3u9t6uu1es perben
900 SUB in Der 2dnge unb 300 SUB in
Der 8reite meiTen. Nuf cine aus be6a1enen
@teinen 3uiammengefii9te 9runbmauer
tommt cine 81 SUB bO9e 3iegelmuuer. Die
6auptfacabe ber 4nitalt pirb nu9 Siiben
liegen unb Elm mDglt9ft %prnamentales 4usz
Teben er6aIten. Die Srpntma1er 1T 5uz
glei9 n19 bic @uBenmauer fir Die betben
groBen 3eIenbdufer utb bes in ber Mttte
befinDli9en neutrality-suspicious.. Sebes
biefer groBen 3e1enbduIer entbdlt 440 a3elz
len, pG6renb bic beiben na9 Norben fiA
erfredenben Seitenfliigel fir ie 16O 9trdfz
hinge &aum bieten. 9ubintsr liegen bic
@peifebanen, has MaI9inenz unb Babe
6auS unb bas 9ofpital. Sobalb Der Som
grsB no9 mebr N2ittel betpiqigt, foQ mod
elm S9ulgebdube, cine &apele. Surndnz
ftalt IT,. 7. IN. erri9tet tperben. 8or benz
9ouptgebdube lit Die Nnlage zines pares,
fotpie peiter @ruspldbe eggplant. 9ter liez
gen bic beretts bolenbeten 9anttpobnun<
gen bes DIRECTORS unb hes &aplans.
Ser Steinbru4, BON tpeldem bas mo-
t6tge 8aumateriaG ~geppnnen tpirb, befinbet
ii9 ettpa cine Wteile %entfernt bon Der eigentz
li6sn 8aufteIe. Selbbabnpugen eletten
Ielbtftdnbig NIT ben gebro9enen Steinen
auf Dem obfalIenben @eleiie Der 8auiteGe 5u
un6 tperben, tpenn leer, BON Mault9ieren gu
ben 8riiben nieber suriidgebra9t. @uf
benz 8auplab befinbet fib Die 3ieselei, Der
Sbon fiir bic 3iegeG tptr6 an Srt un0
Ste1e eegruben. g%benbuieG6ft 1T elm Sic
gelpreBapparat BON $4,000 Pfunb 9rud>
fraft ~neueiter DIRT aufgeteIt, NIT befen
6iIfe bic Strdflinge i'm @tanbe 1inb, etpu
cine @iertel MiQion @teine mondtli6 anz
3uferti9en. Die Sertigitelung bes ganaen
8ebGubefompleres bdngt lebigli9 BON ben
&uten6etrGgen a6, tpeG4e Der &ongreB az
iG6rli9 bepi1igt. Man bOfft, ft9 bon bic
Ter &0rperi9aft in Der fommenben Sibung
10 oiel 8elomittel gu fi9ern, baB zines Der
grOBen 3elenbdufer fertiggefteGt tperben
fam unb Die i'm 8au beI6dftigten StrGfz
hinge an Der 8auiteQe untergebra9t tperz
ben tDnnen, ba fe iebt 5tpeimol tGgli6 bin
unb auriid 5tpiI6en ben beiben @efGnanifz
fen mdr19iren miifen.
9aab @Ollenoung bes neuen 3u6t6auIes
beubIi9tigt man bic @efangenen audi peiz
terbin nit Steinbre6en a1 be16Gftiqen. Die
Steine fouen bann 3u Sdotter gef@Guqen
urtb ale bur4 Die Heierbation fi6ren6en
@ege bamit macabdmiitrt tperben.
Der 8ongreB folte unbebingt ben 8au
Der neuen Strufonftalt ni9t bur6 lang
fame 8epiligungen unnOtbig bers0aern,
benn bus aIte 3udtba1s lift 1bon iebt biz
auf ben leBten PlaB gefiut unb t~peiterer
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-11-01
@o ronoe bic Observation-Disclosures bur9

60 lange bic @ifenbabnge Ieqf4aften bur9
cine berbdltniBmdBtg eng6egren5te Sugtraft
ibrer 2ofomotiben 9e3pungen !paren, i9r
5ra9tgeI9dft auf cine GENTLE &laRs
BON Sra9tgiitern bon mGBiaem Sc
pi4te gu bi9rGnfen, muBten tie Die
8%ef0rberung Der f4tperen Sraht, Der
fogenannten Buff Srigbt", ber &a>
nall unb @eei4ifffabrt iiberldRen. Sn
neuerer 3eit iinb aber bier in 9merifa in Dem
Decentralization 10 getpalttge Sortf4ritte gez
ma9t morben, baB, pGbrenb in England unb
auf Dem europdi9en SeItGunbe Die @aferz
itraBen nod INNER erfOlgrei4 nit ben @iienz
babnen concurriren, uniere 8a9ngeieai4afz
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-11-01

figen Nusbrud GIT gebrau9en; benin IN Wtrfz
li9feit tit bieie Sreube 5iemli3 apeifelbafter
92dtur.
9as ~9egenpdrttge 3u9tbuus Gtegt 9Gei4
benz neuen nuf Der ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
unb feBt Ii3 aus elmer @ruppe alter, oertpitz
terrier @ebdmbe 5ufamn1er. 9ur9 Elm fogez
~rrannntes 4usfaust6or betritt man ben
rGumli9 8iemli9 bef9rGntten @efGngniB6of.
@as Sbor fte6t GIT alien 3eiten Offen un0
fpirb MIR BON eirrem> Mdr1e beipa9t, Der
beftdrbig nit geI9ulterter S9rotfGinte bor
benz @tngarge aufz unb nteberpatrouillirt.
Sin fleines S9ilberbaus fte6t gu Seiten Der
8borDffnung unb bient benz @a9tpoiten als
S9ub BEL f9Ie9tem Metter. SIM SSSnnern
bes Sborgetp0Ibes lie9en auF Der einen Seite
bic @ingGnge 5u Der Wa9titube unb Der
wuffentammer, ibnen 9egeniiber bieienigen
gum 3tn1mer 0es pa3tbdbenben &dpttdns,
benz Warterdum Der Srbonndn3en urb benz
Warte5immer fir 8efu9er, tpel9e bier 9es
fanqene Ie6en biirfen. Sber6alb bes lange1
Ebortpeges beftn0en fi4 bic @ei9Gfts3immer
beg 3u9t6ausbirettprs, bes vWurben", feiz
mes Stelbertreters, Der @erpaltungsbeamz
ten, Die 9ruderei, in tpel9er ale i'm 3u4tz
1auie b~en0t6igten Sormulare angefertigt
aperben, ferner bas Bureau hes Nufit9ts=
beamten fir bic getper6Gi6en @errt4tungen
Der Strdflinge, Elm p6otograpbt3es Qtes
Tier II. +. IN. SIN g~efdngniBbof feG6t liegen
bic berf9ie6enen @obdu6e, in 6enen bic
berf9tebenen @trGfItnge untergebra4t iinb,
ge1paiit perben urtb lire 8dber ne9men.
Rusgangs bieies @ommers beberbergte
bds 3u8tbaus ir~ps9efnmmt 776 StrdfGinge,
bon benen Die meiften Dem Snbiunerterritoz
rium enttammten. Die nd9fb09fte glnz
sabl @erbre9er itelte Nrtanfds, bann Seras
urtb &anIds. Colorado mar am geringften
in 0ieIer Ge1enI9aft bertreten, 8Dn ben
@trGfIingen itanben go i'm Nlter BON 20 big
80 Sa6ren, 119 urter i6nen tparen &otbz
bdute, tpel4e fat bur9gdn9ig tpegen Siebz
ftdbls 6ier6er geIarbt tpurben; ferner CAB es
467 MeiBe, LAT gfe9er, 3 Merifarer unb
einen Sp6n bes v9immlt59 en &et9es" +,
ipeG4er einen be8Opften 2unbsmunn benin
Sptele eritOhen unb bafir iieben Sabre
3u4tbuus erbalten bate. Inter ben 3n9ts
h~ausinfafen 6%efunben ii9 aud mebrere Sc
fungene aug Cuba, @orbaten, tpeG9e Seas
tnerdben ouf btefe Dber iene @etfe bds See
benslidt nusgeblufen batten. -MilitGriT6e
@erbre9er G6nli9er Dirt ner6en bemuGAft
bon ben 9bilipptnen ertpurtet. Die StrGfe
fir 0eertipn, bic a1gemein nls Elm entz
e6rerbes @erbreben gebrdnbmartt 1T, tptrb
in Sort 2%eabentportb nt9t abgebiBt. Son
ben TIC Strdflin9en tpnren nur 8 5u lebense
IdrgGi4er 3~u4tbaustrdfe berurtbeilt unb
elmer, ben man gu .99" Subren O~erbpnnert
tAatte.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-11-01

es lit bies ni8t ettDa, tpis bebduptet tporben
it, elm greis, Bel benz DISQUALIFICATION ni4t
uuf i6re Soften fommen unb ben tie nur besz
huI6 10 niebrig anTeben, I'm it4 bieie8ran6e
bes Sra6tgeI9Gfts gu ii4ern, fpdbreno tie
ben @usfua burb 8ere4nung BON iiber>
mdBig buben preiien fir 5ra@t erfter &luife
mieber uusgGei6en. Die Soften bes Sransz
ports laTen ft8 gerube fir Die i9pere
5ra4t, pie aoblen, Grs ETC., iebr genuu be-
re8nen urb itelen ii4 auBerorbertli4 ntehz
RIG, tpenn nur genug &uftrdge ba iinb unb
cine g~eniigenbe Menge auf einmal b~efOrosrt
fperben fam.
Mu3 lit es teinestoess ettpus ltngep0bns
li6es me9r, buB 8igs bon 1000 SOnnen
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-11-01

8eit trdftiger ufs bOrber siebt fib jebt
Der ptan t1nb, bas f9Dne @annfatt
gang gu einem 9 eitunbtbeiI bes
9Dnen Stuttgart 81 maGen, nit
bem es ia bereits 8uIammengemaGIen 1T.
Der 9~emeinberatb Der Stabt Stuttqart fat
an bas piirttembergif9e Minifterium bes
Snnern cine Gingube geri9tet, in Der bieIes
eriuht tptrb, Die @eretniguna BON
Stuttgart nnb @annitatt IN Die Weqs gu
leiten. unb a46 BON gannftatt pirb beri6@
tet: Die ueber3eugung 1T iiberun burdgee
brungen, 6aB Die unge6inberte @~ntpiGlung
Der betben g6abaritGbte Die @ereiniguns Der
8erpaltnng in giner 9anb bringsnD erfOrs
bert. Stuttgart, 10 berrli9 bar1 feline
8erge, 10 bo4 bebeutenb ais gulturfGtte,
tptrb our3 Nnnerton gannItatt's audi Sur
3edqr ftupt, tpdbrenb elm Strom ibm bis
iest mangelte.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-11-01
Grfdltums tn etneta saa an f,.riret,.

Nebmt 2~ardttbe 8romo 9uinineSS d6lets.
NGe @ppt6eter e~rftatten bus @elb 3uriid,
tpenn bas MitteG 1rt9t turirt. g. 90. @rope's
@amens5ug tit auf ieber S4a4teG. 25c. !.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-11-01
Ger Gitenbabn- T radDtuerkebr.

pub Den Ban pom ieens&ofomohpen in meme abnen eeenft = GrfoleeHRe Gonenrrr3
nit on KanaL uo NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. - oos neue AerroomPF0B or
5Mois Central GHenbahneeeafbaf.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1899-10-20
ODD MARRIAGE.



A pastor OF one OF the prominent /
churches In Brooklyn. whose son has
@ charge In this couRty had a strange
experience about ave years ago. which |
was never spoken OF until recently
when unlocked for developments made
% consistent TO relate the incident. The
elderly clergyman was at home one
evening. and about . o'clock no heard
a quiet knock at the door lie went to
the porch and admitted a refined APP
pearlng young man and 4 girl. The
latter suggested modesty. while the
companion showed the result OF de-
bauchery but he nevertheless gave
evidence OF intelligence. The young
fellow defined the purpose OF their
visit which was to be married. The
couple were refused emphatically by
the clergyman at first. but finally they
submitted to all the interrogations OF
the minister. ana there was no appar-
ent reason why they should not be
wed After the ceremony the pastor
was handed an envelope by the groom.
after which they departed on their
honeymoon. The minister entered the
study ana taking the gift from his
pocket. opened II. The contents CON
sisted OF two copper pennies The son,
who was In college at the time pre-
pairing for the ministry happened to
be home spending vacation. and was
a witness 10 all that occurred subse-
quent TO the wedding. He enjoyed
immensely the Joke on his parent. and
between shouts of laughter he
Informed his father Of the trou.
bic which was sure to fol-
low such an absurd indiscro-
ton. II was at once presumed to be
an elopcment. and doubts were brought
as to the accuracy OF the girls age. The
father felt somewhat annoyed but he
was confident that he had held strictly
To all the laws regarding the perform
ancc of the ceremony. For Ave years
nothing was heard NJ the couple. and
hut few weeks ago the minister
found that he had not got into any diff
iiculty About the same time In the
evening he heard a knock at the door.
and he recognized II az once. A strange
feature OF the occurrence was that the
son was at home again visiting for a
few days The senior clergyman hur-
ried to the door and his ear was not
deceived the caller was the man he
had married Ave years before. The
young fellow. In an unassumlng man
ner. remarked thai he always felt that
the minister deserved an explanation.
and he announced the purpose OF his
second visit He said that he was
walking along the streets Of Brooklyn
when he met the girl he married about
half hour before he visited the par
sonage lie continued. stating that
he figured that she would not be worth
more than two cents to him. and that
the feeling regulated his fee to the
minister. Concluding. he declared that
she had proved TO be OF inestimable
value to him. and he quietly arose and
handed the clergyman another envel-
ope. which contained a check for $50.
payable at the Chemical bank.-Troy
Press.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1899-10-20
GLAYS MOTHER KEPT TAVERN.

sure enough. at 80. the mother OF nine
children. she married MIR Henry Wat
klns. IAN elegant aud accomplished
gentleman" Of 23 for whom she after
ward bore seven children.
Mrs Watkins was full Of spirit, as a
story told by one Of her grandsons. Mfr.
T. n. watkins. Of Lexington proves.
lie says that the day after the burial
Of Rev. John clay. the British colonel.
Tarleton made raid into Virginia.
and his men devastated her place. Mrs.
CLAY rcprlmanded Tarleton so severely
thai he emptlcd sack of coin on q
table and told her to take that for her
losses. As soon a. Tarlcton left Mrs.
Clay scraped the money on into her
apron and threw II into the fire. saying
that her hand should not be polluted
with British gold.' She seems 10 have
been noble woman. much revcrenced
by those who knew her we'll, and with
striking individuality and an imperious
will.
About the year 1915 the watklnses
gave up their tavern In Versailles and
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1899-10-20
NEWSPAPERS


Have Done More to suppress Crime
Than Any other Agency.
New Orleans Times Democrat II SEQ
some fellow IL going to start a paper
that won't print any reports OF crime"
said an old detective. lie thinks such
news IL immoral aud harmful to tho
public. and II he was In my line OF
business I dare say he would change
hls mind The old-tlme professional
crooks who went In for big game have
ceased almost entirely TO operate, and
II Is very seldom that one hears Of a
great bank robbery. a burglary on
large scale or confidence game In
yolving more than few hundred dol
lars. In my opinion this Is due en-
tirely To the newspapers when q big
crime IL committed II gets wide pub
LEFTY. descriptions % suspects are CIR
culnted All over the country and the
public generally is put ON tho alert.
This greatly increases tho chances OF
catching the criminals. and has made
such Jobs 80 dangerous that, as ! said
before. they have been practically aban-
doned. The newspapers have undoubt-
eddy broken up 'bunko' and other dan-
gerous confidence games that used TO
gather In thousands OF Victims every
year, They did II by exposing them
so thoroughly that at last II became
next TO impossible to ind a sucker
who wasn't posted In the schome from
top TO bottom. Not long ago was
talking to a chap who used to be Ia
the green goods business In New Jer-
sey. lie cursed the newspapers very
bitterly and declared they had taken
the bread out OF his mouth. TO say
nothing OF the Periecto cigars and two
BIT whisky he formerly put into Il,
am absolutely certain that that gentle
man would cordially lndorso the new
journal without any criminal items,
gathered from what he said that he
regarded such news as highly damag-
ing to commercial interests"
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1899-10-20

ing lie was among those saved from
the wreck. and when the Spanish sail-
ors were sent home he remained be-
hind.
AZ first he whlled away hls time
about New York city. acting tho
"petted hero" role for some months.
Then becoming tired Of that. he tried
10 enlist In the navy OF the United
States. But as he was a Spaniard and
could speak but very little OF the Eng
lish language. the authorities OF tho
Brooklyn navy yard could not fnd
way OF shipping him.
orlza haunted the navy yard for
some time. trying the various ships
and meeting always with the same re-
suit Finally he was taken In AZ an
apprentice and a few days ago arrived
at the apprentice training station at
Newport to be made into good Ameri-
can sailor boy.
Naturally. his arrival there created
quite little interest, aud he became
marked hoy from the minute his pres
enco was known. He was assigned 70
one OF the cottages which house d.
visions Of the apprentices at the sta
ton. and became pupil OF SCHOOL,
master Fox In cottage No @. HIS
knowledge ~ the language OF MS
adopted country grows more extensive
day by day, and he Is able to make
himself understood In pretty fair style
lie is an apt pupil, aud VIII undoubt-
edly learn as rapidly as his fellow
apprentices who have had the adyan-
taEes OF birth in this country ana
what he lacks In other respects Is more
Than Offset in the mind OF the average
how al least by the experiences he has
had in the few years OF his young life
Az present he is studying along gen.
eral lines with the rest OF the boys at
The station. but he will probably DO
assigned eventually 10 the bugle squad,
ss he has shown a decided preference
for that kind Of work His progress
viii be watched with a great deal OF
interest at the station and throughout
the navy.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1899-10-20
THE WATKINS TAVERN AT VERSA lilies.

Crittendens. The Blackburns. the Clays,
the Watknles and other prominent
men, no doubt planned campaigns at
Watkins Tavern" and here Gen.
Lafayette wai entertained In 1926.
Mrs. Clay-watklns was very attrac-
tive. While no, a beauty, she was
comely. with dark hair and eyes and
rosy cheeks Her manners were very
engaging, and she was a most enter
tanning conyenatlonalist. She had a
well-rounded and shapely figure, and
possessed Froaf vfgor Of mind and
body Her drst husband. Rev. John
Clay. evidently realized fully his wife's
charms, for, In making his will. he
more thn once gives directions "in
case ny beloved wife should inter
marry betwlxt this and then" And
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1899-10-20

hood was spent In the atmosphere OF
poverty, obscurity and absolute want
The mother Of "Mill BOY OF the
slashes," Elizabeth Hudson. was n
member OF a wealthy Virginia family,
and in wedding the Rev. John Clay
latter whose death she married Henry
Watklnsl, she married into family OF
equal prominence with her own. The
Clays and Hudsons probably lived In
the rather gorgeous style OF the Vir-
ginia gentry. and Il the Rev. John
Clay was poor, II was no doubt due to
the devastation wrought by the revolu-
tlonary war. II is extremely unlikely
that his poverty could have been so
great as the story books would have
us believe.
Henry Clay did not accompany his
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1899-10-20
The Old Watkins Inn at Versailles, Ku, and
It's History.

Nothing is more interesting to 'he
student OF history than to trace inc
obscure causes which have led 10 great
events. Comparatively few people gre
now living who know that the moihoI
OF Henry Clay once kept tavern III
Versailles. Ky. and fewer still have
ever had II occur to them, that. hau
this not been the case. clay would most
probably not have come 10 Kentucky
at all
The Watkins family arrived In Yer
saillos about tn, close OF the eighteenth
century, bringing with them quite a
retinue Of slaves. may say right here
that there is little foundation for the
popular idea that Henry Clay's boy
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1899-10-20
TnE ENollsH FLowrR CAMDEN
Clossay Connected with the Changes In
NatIonAl Chancler.

CIossay Connected with the Changes In
National Character.
The fluctuations and history OF the
taste for flower gardening In England
are more closely connected with tho
changes In national character than
most Of the decorative and creative
arts. says the Spectator There Il clear
evidence that when In the days OF Ellz-
abeth and James l. every one was
building fine houses and "all England
wac stone-cutter's yard" flowers we're
sought for beautys sake-nowers
which az Gerdrde quantity says OF the
swoet-willlam. though not good for
the belly. were meet 10 deck the breast
% beauty The building Of the more
purely renaissance houses In the days
of Charles l. and Charles II gave us
much that was best In the Italian gar
dens-terraces and balustrades OF per-
feet proportions. good statues. oxqul-
site gates. fne old lead work This
IL q great inheritance. ana the work
still remains. aud u some complain OF
them as of the architecture OF 81.
Peters, that II Is too rational far too
earthly" others will never cease 10
enjoy the intellectual pleasure OF see.
ing these fine forms. the terraces. the
tripods and the sundlals. and the
winged horses and tritons by the lakes,
which we borrowed from Italian
brains. Hut the Italian garden Is not
a flower garden The only thing
which We borrowed from them on and
under which flowers grow 10 the per.
| COLA. Their gardens meant shade,
level walks In a country which was all
/ hills. water and marble work. adorned
| with statues Even the Spanish gar-
dons Of the Alcazar though full Of
orange and cltron. have few flowers.
We now add to this the brilliant car
pet bedding Ia the formal parts. and
I the modern wilderness" with the in
tormedlate hcrhaceous garden. Tho
latter has not In the least killed tho
admiration for the outdoor archltec-
tural arts At the present moment
wrought iron gates, ratings. statues OF
bronze vases OF lead and marble. are
being imported from the ancient cha
tcaus Of France and the villas OF Italy
into England TO be sold to owners OF
gardens, old and new.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1899-10-20

Chicago Inter Ocean: A novel 'olinu
pig" which Ia said TO be operated az
No. 44Ss Cottage Grove avenue Is mo
source OF much trouble to the hyde
Park police, who are trying 10 sup
press all illegal liquor tranic IN that
district. The officers say that In the
room Is a revolving box. the man
who wants a drink places his money
in the box, which swings around and
presents a bottle OF beer to the patron
and also the change. II any Is due How
TINS eontrivance ia operated puzzles the
pelice, and they have made numerous
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1899-10-20

mother and stepiather to Kentucky.
Out remained In Richmond Va, as
uepu'y In the clerks ONCE. and engag-
su IN prosecuting his legal studies.
ne Waikinses shortly took charge Of
w, only hosiclry In Versailles. and
watkins Tavern" became famous In
tne surrounding country They had a
t"o-slory stone house built at the cor
nei OF Main street and Court square hy
henty Meicalie at that time a stone
mason and aiterward governor Of Ken
lucky. such places were a sort OF po-
Itlcm headquarters and q rendezvous
Tor the discussion Of the news of the
day at q time when news Travelled only
by stage coach The Marshulls. the
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1899-10-20

Kaiser Pleased with u Toys Tsnacity.
The German kaiser had the other day
curious adventure with one OF his
numerous godohildren. Every seventh
boy In the same family. II the parents
are In humble clrcumsta e.. % named
after and educated at 90 spense Of
the kaiser. on the kalser'a arrival al
Remscheld. one OF these godchlldron
was deputed to ofer him bouquet.
The small boy, however, at the last
minute utterly refused to part with the
flowers. The kaiser. however, only
laughed and patted him on the head,
and said. Yes when a German once
lays his hands on anything he does not
readily give Il up and ordered atty
marks to be given to the obstinate
yOungater