The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1900-01-25

A phenomenon, the cause OF which
has not yet been satisfactorily ex-
planned, was described at the last meet
ing on the British association. Disks
of loaf sugar were mounted on a lathe
and rapidly rotated, while a hammer
played lightly against them. An almost
continuous rotation OF light was thus
produced from the sugar. 1t was
shown that the light did not arise from
heating Of the sugar, and IL is believed
to be caused by some change taking
place in the sugar crystals. The act
Of capitalization is known 10 be some
times accompanied by flashes Of light.
The practical bearing Of these expert
ments is on the question of the pos
sibility of obtaining artificial light by
methods as yet untried.
At the boarding house at dinner the
man mentioned to his wife the fact that
he had that day signed the lease OF the
| house which they had decided TO take,
/ and then told the colored waiter that
| he would like some more beef. The
waiter left the door open behind him as
| he went into the kitchen, and bawled:
Hes been asking for more beef"
Somebody's been asking for more
beef!' shricked the landlady's daugh-
ter
who's been asking for more beef?
demanded the landlady.
The other boardcrs looked curiously
| at the man who had asked for it. A
shade Of ycNution came upon his face
and as hc ate and choked over the beef
he remarked to his wife;
II viii he glad when we do get t.
housekeeping"
"Ncs, DEAR" said his wife.
"Of course continued the husband
81 don't mean that I'll like it simply
because then I'll get enough TO eat, bui
I'll be glad to have home of our own
$50 sweet" murnured his wife.
and" the husband went ON will
enthusiasm, that grew the more hi
chol>ed over the beef, 81 suppose We
might as well move in at once, as sooI
as we get few things we need, anC
then we can furnish il properly after
ward as we go along"
"Of course, dear" assentcd his wife.
swell, them" said the husband
hriskly, in good spirits in spite of th'
beef, lets say you pack up tomorrow
and we move in the day after"
"Rut, dear" said the wife, putting
her head on one side and wrnkling he
forehead, "do you think we can pos
sibly do that|
"Why, yes said the husband. an
just stop in at a store tomorrow morn
ing and tell them to send up what w
need"
"Il-m-m," murmurcd the wife, slow
| ly.
wen just get some things Ia cool
with and eat with and sleep on 10 star
with" the husband explained Lightly
"Nos?" returned The wife, with in
crcasmg doubt.
yes" said The husband "Yor
might tell me now the things To get
we'll replied the wife, promptly
"fur tine Kitchen we need -" and Hh
talked for five minutes. "Of course,
she said in CONCLUSION, those are oul.
the most important things, the thing
we can't get along without, and ma.
have forgotten some Then there an
the other things wc will be neediri
! All the time, and The things wen hay
10 have sometimes
Say" asked the husband, with tn
danwiug of an abyss before him, don
you Trims, after AN, that II would b
? better for you TO step into the store j
the morning and do the ordering youI
scff?"
, A soft, low light came into her eyc'
"Very well," she replied, sweetly,
"And you can get everything tina
wen need at once, SO that We can NOV
in the day after, can't your" he aske
little anEiously,