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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-07-08
CUT HIS WAY OFT
Roxbury Ncpro Slash.s Man in the And"
men Jurin-; "A Row.

Boston. Julv As result OF har
room row in RoXbury. THIS afternoon.
LINES Wondmau found himself IN thy
inter of L crowd when no attempted 4"
esrna. .rnm the saloon. ana craving =
knife. h. fought his way out fe"IEe ~
ma wo,ird IL serious.
Seciu. the desperation ~ Gnnuniln' ~
crowd parted and he would nave escape"
t,,i MOI IN, police arrived in time I"
i..,trb him Guptil was taken 70 2 dos
t"r's nft,rr nearby ana ~ wa n slch y
WAX condition TIA; IL was not c"nSidt;.n
slv,, to inov. him. Goodman IS 4 h'Ei"
Il years of age.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-07-08

General Macarthur will soon vh comp be Is
80 years OF OF ' his Command in the philip,
Zines he expects to visit South Air'f ff,i n
P Plnrone before returning to the phi'eo
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-07-08

Half the His that ran IL heir to come
from indigestion. Rurdock Blood H.trrs
strengthens and tones the Atola2ch,
makes Indigestion tInpossa01e.
n,w,fkwky.u .a- -
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-07-08
THE IDEAL ROAD BOOK.
Wherein Some of the Guides for
Cyclists Are Lacking.

= wrnlcr Il thc ideal ro1d book will
c yer be issued for the guidance of
/ yelists.'' said a wheelman at his club
/, doms the other day Now. here is a
i;ew Jersey road book. giving a lot of
! Jutes. sone of which | have been
OYER and many others Of which l
lfnow not ing about. These which !
10 know, however. would never COM
ihend themselves to me. as they are
lEesented here. Here is one. for in
lance, that afforded me about the
i{lost delightful ride l ever took
hong unsurpassed roads bordering
: BEAUTIFUL rivers, through splendid
(. Qburban districts. and by several
Idad house, that prayed the best APP
nbinted and most hespstable I have
ever found. The entire territory is
picturesque in the extreme and rich in
! Evolutionary lore and landmarks. yet
ol}ly he triefest and most ,meagre ref
e.Anc.. is made to them. Maps are all
, ikht | grant You. and much time and
Ynbnty has no doubt been spent upon
itese;' but !. if roadbook compilers
ytuld offer series Of prizes to cyclists
:of the best detailed descriptions of
ohn mHidden by these cyclists. and.
N Aifying them. embOdy the
hem IN then APPLICATIONS.
I I !;
!, \ey de-
/ thus
Ups,
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-02-06
RETURNS FROM MEXICO
A. F. stiIlweII Is " orlSTng on the
Orient Proposilion.

People in this city interested in the
movements RI the promoters eff the Orient
road have been sad to learn THAI Prssi-
5snt sdlweu has returned 10 Kansas
City from Mexico. bringing information
hat the United States and Mexico Trust
1mpany win be organized next week,
and that work on the new transcoatlnen-
tsl road east Of Chihauhua would 6e
commenced 1T once Mr. siIweu has
been ia President Diazs country for the
past TWO weeks in the interest az both
the trust company and the Orient road
American ana Mexican cap. alists VIII
Incorporate the United States ana AIexIco
Trust company with a capital Of s. lo09
and IL W.l sct IS trustee If the orient
road bonds An once for the new c7n-
pany is now being cited up in the New
England bank building in Kansas CITY
and offices VITA also be established 20 the
city 81 A1sUc5. New York and london.
Mr. StH.weu win be- prasi6en end Thomas
c. Scot- 81 Chicago. vice president
Concessions secured hr ar StllHsIl FOR
the Orient ROAD il Mexico in-flss 81 90.
60 in Mexican money over 1000 Co acres
q land ana several mining properties.
IL says that several lmp rtant deals IN
Fo-vlns the speedy completion Of the read
are now On and wiI probably Be rut
through within The next faw weeks
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-02-06
TOBE MARRIED TODAY
Mr. Mclaughlin and Miss
Howard at Pfo-CathedraI
AN EVENT OF SOCIETY
Many Elegant Presents Have
Been Received,

This morning at 10.3o, AZ the Pro-
Cathedral. viii occur The wedding Of Mr..
Chas. D. Mclaughlin Of Omaha. to Mss
Helen victoria Howard Of this city The
ceremony viii De in charge Of Rev.
Father J. Henry Then.
Mr. T. J. Ryan win act as groonsman
ana Mss Daisy Lynch VII be the brides
maid The ushers for the marriage viii
be 2Ir Fred Dold. NJ. J. Elmer Reese OF
this city, and Mr.. Henry F. Sloan OF
Kansas City. and Thomas P. Lynch Of
Batavia. New York.
The event vii be e very pleasing affair
and tbs bride viii be attired in enc OF
the finest wedding gowns ever seen in the
city. The entire trousseau Is one Of sur
passing beauty. The trimmings ara Of
the finest Russian lace, mink and pink
velvet. The greatest care has been exer-
cised to have each particular part of the
elaborate costume up 70 the height of
fashion. The hat IS a lovely creation and
IS trimmed with pleasing plumss ard
mink It would be impossible TO describe
the different details Of the costume and
give a correct conception Of its beauty.
Already innumerable presents have been
received and any young lady in Wichita
would consider herself very fortunate 10
be in Miss Towards position, as far as
the presents are concerned Many of the
presents have yet TO be equaned. There
are diamonds, costly and beautiful. cut
glass Of enhancing brillancy. To at
tempt TO enumerate the presents would
be a hard task for any one even adept
In the art Of looking after wedding pres
snts
Every detail for the wedding Of today
has been carefully looked after TIE
decorations have been arranged. Every
thing is in place, and without doubt the
affair viii be one Of the most impressive
and magnificent that the city has seen
for soma time.
Mr.. Mclaughlin Is a young man Of well
known ability. He Is at the present time
the western manager Of the Ldsk Manu-
featuring company, with headquarters at
Omaha. His friends are legion and they
are unanimous IN the opinion that he has
won one OF the fairest young ladies' in
Wichita
MISS Howard is young lady who is
well known IN Wichita She Is charming
and has 4 large circle Of friends To
know her IS TO admire her She has lived
In Wichita for a number OF years and Is
well known in Wichita society circles
After the ceremonies Of the day Mr.
and Mrs. Mclaughlin VIII leave for a
tour through the south. They viii visit
r number of points Of interest. After the
wedding tour they viii divide their time
between New York and Omaha. presum-
ably a greater portion OF the time in the
after city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mclaughlin VIII take
he best wishes Of their Wichita friends,
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-02-06
RUNAWAY BOYS CAUGHT
Young Wagner and ESeedIe Brought
Back by ghief Nuhbon

Chief Cubbon returned late last night
from Mulvane. having In his charge Ray
Wagner and RUDE Beedle, two 15-year-old
boys who ran away from their homes at
Cottonwood Falls. The anxious father OF
young Wagner called at police headquar-
ters Monday afternoon and solicited the
aid Of the officers IN locating his boy. The
two boys stated last night that they had
no ether reason for leaving their hone 3
than a great desire to see the world.
Whsn they started upon their journey
they had about s. between them. and with
this they bought ticket as far as FL
Dorado. Arriving there they had Just %
cents left They prevailed upon a Kind
hearted CONDUCTOR to take them to Wich-
tia From here they "noboed' their way
and were finally arrested in Mulyans
Their parents VIII be telegraphed this
morning and the fathers Of the Two boys
are expected to come on here to take
them home.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-02-06
PLEADS NOT GUILTY
Harold says He Dsd Not steal Carey
Annex Cigars.

Gilbert Harold, colored. who stole a
large quantity q Decent cigars rom the
stand OF the Carey hotel annex. was
taken before Judge Kirk CT tie city court
yesterday morning TO enter his plea to q
charge Of grand larceny.
He protested his innocence Of the theft
and was remanded to the county Jail IN
lieu Of bond until next Friday. the day
SCI FOR thpreliminary hearing 70 take
place Harold IS charged With having
stolen nine boxes Of cigars valued at
SO. He entered the annex through the
alley entrance and secured his booty.
Cfcers Pryor and Crawford in making
their rounds found him hiding behind
nagon and placed hin under arrsst.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-02-06
SHOCKS, TRlAL IS TODAY
He Is Charged with shooting with
Intent 70 EiIl.

Intent 70 Ali.
The case Of George SHOCKS, who is
charged with shooting with intent to kill
Thomas II Murphy. after many continu-
ances ziH az last be given a preliminary
hearing In the city court this morning,
unless something entirely unlocked for
occurs to prevent the same at the last
moment. It was stated yesterday that
Murphy has sufficiently recovered from
the effects OF the wound to permit him
10 appear at the trial in the capacity OF
prosecuting witness.
The ofense for which Shocks IS to be
tried this morning occurred n the dad
% night several weeks ago. 1t Is charg-
Ell that he had been cut driving all day
with the wife Of Charles KistIer and
shortly after midnight drove Up TO the
Royal CAFE. Just here he was approach
ed by the woman's husband. who. after
assisting his wife to aHght from the rig
fred at Shocks. The latter whipped up
his horse and drove 70 the stable. He
then ran west on Douglas avenue Ofhc-
er Dennis. who was in conversation with
Mr.. Murphy at the time Of the shooting
saw Shocks running ana called upon him
TO halt. Instead OF doing so, however.
he turned about ard fred several shots,
one oe which took effect in AIurphy's
groin. Shocks then surrendered and was
locked UP in the city Jail Murphy's con-
didon at first was considered extremely
serious, but a strong constitution and
good attendance soon brought him 70 a
stage where he was at least out Of dan
ger
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-02-06

Of Charles Murphy, was a1aigned IN the
city court yesterday 20 plead TO the
charge. The boy is not yet Is years old
and his aged father was in court to plead
vita Judge Kirk TO have his son CON-
mitted TO the reform school at Topeka
Ernest admitted having stolen the wheel
and entered q plea accordingly. Judge
Kirk gave the young man some sound
advice and then sentenced MIN to serve
six months IN the county jail or 90 to
the reform school until he became Of
age his father then pettioned that he
oe-seut to the last named institution and
the authorities there viii be requested
70 receive him. Pending an answer from
the institution. Robinson VIII be confined
ia the county bastie
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-02-06
WILL COME TODAY
Plan for Watson's NH to be
Taken Up Again.
SITE HAS BEEN SECURED
J, {. Howard Meets New Jer-
8ey Man in Topeka,
SITE HAS BEEN SECURED

Mr.. = z. Howard os the Union mills,
vas in Topeka yesterday, where he was
70 meet Mt W r watson OF New Jer-
Ssy, at The meeting Of the Kansas mlllers
n that city. Mr. Howard and sfr Wat
son VIII come to this city today and 3Ir.
Watson VIII Al once take ZIP the plans
for The erection OF his mm at this pace
The site has already been selected and
now VIII come the contracts with carpen-
ters working, etc
Mr. watson returned 10 his New Jersey
home several days ago to consult vita
members Of his frn in regard TO the
proposed move The matter x a site was
left snarsly with 8Ir. watson, but the
other members Of the drm wished 70 con
suit with him In regard to the plans Tor
moving.
As Mr. watson stated to the Eagle
when here last that the mill VIII be
erected in Wichita provided that rhe rail-
road companies would arrange f5r the
proper switching facilities. Tie railroad
companies are interested Ia having rhe
mil and the matter was entirely u7 TO
them when Mr. Watson Jeff The city. The
switching matter VIII he settled as soon
IS AIr. watson returns and an OF The COM
tracts VIII thea be made The size FOR the
aew mill has been secured and viii be
turned ever to NJ. Watson as soon as he
may desire The location is in The lorta
part u the city. close 10 the tracks ana
easy Of access for teams. etc. When IL Is
definitely decided In regard 20 the
switches for the mill, il is possible that
other firms VIII figure on erecting stree
~ares along the tracks. for there are per-
slstsnt runners IN Wichita for new eleva-
tors To be erected 5y Wichita people.
The watson min Is one az the largest
business enterprises which has been
offered % Wichita Tor number of
months L has capacity O. 700 barrels
Of -four per day. and that places It in
The first rank ~ Kansas mills The quail
-tr 1f -four turned out in the New Jersey
plant IS good ard above thar OF the aver
age mill The Inducements % get into ths
wheat belt were such that the change
was contemplated. and as Wichita IS Ia
the center o. the belt Il was Immediately
looked Up as q possible location for the
plant and IS now more than a possible
location.
TX is the purpose II Mr. Watson to have
the mill running By the time the wheat
begins 20 roll this way from Oklahoma
md southern Kansas
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-02-06
TWO COLOREO MEN ENLIST
They VIII SO with other Recruits to
the Philippines

Seven recruits, the work a a week 5
enlistment, were sent on their way 10
the Philippines yesterday afternoon. For
the first time in many months two color
ed men are among the number. and they
wiz be assigned TO the Twenty-fourrh
infantry. which is a coI0red regiment
stationed n the islands.
The officers OF the local station have
been notified b. the war department at
Washington that special Instructions,
made necessary because q the army re-
organization bill. WIN be sent through
the mails within 8 few days and these
VIII outline a course 20 be pursued IN ac-
cepUng men for the ranks. Il IS thought
that there may be some slight modifca-
tons governing the physical examination
Of recruits. These examinations as con
Quoted under the present system are
very stringent. and & frequently occurs
that recruits who otherwise are desirable
men are not eligible because OF some
slight defect
In order to procure ne large additional
quota required under the army reorgan-
ization act. Il Is supposed that the ex-
peeted instructions viii order the exam
lining surgeon az the recruiting station
to lgn5re many slight defects until ths
maximum quota has bean recruited
Those who were sent yesterday are.
George T. Grimes and James y. Grimes.
brothers. who gave their residence as
La Grange. Ky: Charles Mccarthy and
George Havhurst Of woodward. o t.
James r. Brown OF Fan River Mass
L H Murray. Independence. 40; Wn.
Erickson. Glasgow. so The last two
named are ccl1red and have been assign
ed 10 the eutv-fourth.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-02-06

Mrs. Bledsoe against her husband J. y.
Bledsoe, IN the district court yesterday.
The petition recites that they were mar
ried IN Sullivan county. Indiana, IN ISL
He pretends 70 be a HaDper Of small
animals and fisher OF fish in the Ar
kansas river" says the document He
leaves wife and home for long periods
and only returns when he thinks the
larders are stocked with provisions. and
when the quantity IS exhausted he is
again impeLled 70 return 10 the woods
and river banks TO hunt and fish The
wife claims that he does not make any
prstence to pay the rent nor the bills
contracted Tor the necessariss q life, al
though he Is able and capable TO do so.
The petition admits that the man Is with
out a farthing. but it prays the court to
compel him TO pay the costs and such
other relief as the court may deem just
and equitable"
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-02-06
INSURANCE ALL ADJUSTED
Burned Elevator Anairs Are All
Adjusted.

Tna Insurance as listers e. tha different
companies having policies on ths elevator
az .hs W1ca.ta Elevator company wh,ca
ree,rtv ha-5 made the last set
Element yesterday The policies were paid
81 fal l15 everything was satisfactory to
sn parties concerned
The 9rs On tha rev structure VIII
begin ~ soon as rae rev material can
Sc retten ee-e ans ot1er arrangements
msss Tae 6e1rs trom tha dra WIZ &c
tsssn away IS seen as poss5ala
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-02-06
ANOTHER ANNUAL DEBATE
Friends' University HII Coatest
with Coaper college.

FOR several years cast ne psogs %
wIchita have taken great interest So the
annual dsbate Between Fairmouns and
vslnaeld and nov the F'rlusis University
comes ont vita the announcement thai
they viii debate WA C0opsr college on
AurI =. in shis city on the question:
Resolved That the Chinese Nation r.
Justiaa5lo IL rs Opposition - Foreig1
Aggression" cooper College Supports ths
affirmative ard IRE Friends Ire neEatlve
The Friaedz choose the deaafo-s Ger
the.- team On March 81 II sas meantime
som every hot contsseng for pcsltia On
TIE debate e Eons ca. ard Il Is sGe =
sav TIA. oct % tAs may ce5aters At
Friends L-ufve-s.tv. The men WI - So
Iscsea who would BE- a Aoaor % aay col
le-a contest
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-02-06
AFTER THIRTY YEARS
Mrs RIed~ae Who Ya= Married in
fs1I Wants nivaEee

After thirty years y welded life. Dur
ln- the greater rov1on q which she vas
compelled II work t9r her h1saan5 az
weG as herself. airs n & Bledsos has
ncluss5 thss AZ is not &c g, said Be-
ara taat & aer Spouse WI not Is rs
share - uairtsin his family ttev hza
rstte-r Part Tsz Is ere sentiment c-r-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-02-06
JOHN CU0AHY is COMING
He VIII Inspect Packing PIaHt Next
n eek

John cusahy. the man VIC IS 50 ranca
Interested II TTichi,a- as a packing center.
IS 70 arrive In this city oariy Eext seek
and inspect the w0rz wh.ca has eeen
done IN TIE Cudahy plant Ire Calcago
man has not been r. tha city gues tsa
tine that RE FIRST Inspection vas made
early 81 the Eeasor
Ths Affairs are BENG rap.ily a-Tanr@d
at re packing house &c start 10 kEl.ng
AMI eve-1tauE s. moving slorE 5ests-
tn Ia haen artlcsna-eN
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-02-06

Bright's Disease is more dreaded by
physicians than any u the serious dis
or5ers with which they have 20 deal BE-
cause CT its tnsi6ious and mas gns1t char
sctsr. X prompt action were taken whsn
headaches urinary disorders digestive
troubles first appear. much suffering and
sorrow would De averted PRTCKLY
ASH BTTTEzS VIII quickly step ths
spread q the disease. qu.et the irsam-
ratton- heal the kidneys ana ha5der
strengthen ard regulate the Hvsr and
drive po.sons and Impurities OK e chs
sr=+a-n
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-02-06
IALK OF GRANITE QuARY
OkIahoma Citizen Here on That
Business

Mr. J. D Morse. q prominent attorney
Of Granite, O. T. was IN the city yester-
day confsrring with the marble workers
OF this city IN regard % the practicaolity
OF opening up granite quarries IN his Vi
cintry. As has been repeatedly stated IN
the Eagle the Wichita mountain forna-
ton is a beautiful red granite which IS
susceptible Of a high and handsome pol
ism. The only difficulty n the way seems
70 be is hardness and consequent labor
necessary 70 get the granite out. Moth
ing OF a definite nature was decided yes
terday
Mr.. Morse was loud IN his praises and
quick in his enthusiasm over his CITY,
Granite He IS certain thai e Is 20 BE-
come the metropolis OF Southwestern
Oklahoma He says that rs citizens are
al rustlers. that tire ciry's locat5n q
tip-top and that It IS after an thl rail-
roads n sight
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-02-06
OTTO WEISS, Agent.

The Inc Of the usual public SPIRITED enter
Prise of M-. Fred D3lt. There wll - a
oas-fars round I'D made on ali railroads
p and from woodward and TIRE attrac-
iions which vii &c sTrargs1 for that
date besides the regular program. zill bs
vel worth tie visiting - every enc.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-02-06
Don't Kick

Drs. Viczers & vickers guarantee 10
cure piles Hstuis and all diseases OF
rsctum No surgery. Pay when cured
Rooms a. 45 Winnie building. Formerly
with Drs Thornton & Miner. kansas
City. No Write for references.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-02-06

The man who was 'sborn tirsiT snodd
use PRICKLy ASH BITTERs &, makes
work necessity 10 give vent T. he
energy and exuberance ~ SPIRITS se1er-
ated by functional activity II the sys-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-03-09
MAKES CLOCKS OF WOOD AND STRAW.


trU parts of his wooden clock are com.
plcie. though they are simple. almost
primitive .n design The base OF the
clock is made 90 two logs Of firewood,
fastened rfoesWlse Two upright Sticks
s1lilly connected 40 the top and bottom
serve aa synpurt Tor the spindles Of
tre wheels The motor weight Is sus-
uended from the drum Of fouf-armsd
wheel which occupies the central part
of the umeplece. The mechanism con-
s.sts Of a motor weight. the four-armed
wheel and cncasement rack. PEN
iumm and two pulleys, one ot which
has a crank and handle FOR winding
\ dial and hands complete the clock ana
~ which Is made o. wood except the
wheel range OF the rack which IS of
metal. This clock Keeps excellent time
never varying moro than two minutes a
week remarkable thing when one con.
siders the construction
Several years ago Sir. Boullat made
a clock Of straw which attracted much
attention. Frequently the cluckmaker
receives commissions from rich French.
men for the construction Of clocks OF
silver or gold. decorated with precious
stones. He has made clocks entirely
OF cold with dlamond-u tipped hands
and rubles, garnots. pearls. opals. em-
eralds and other precious stones 20 rep.
resent the figures on the dial, Some Of
the clocks are small. but are beautiful
works Of art.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-03-09

German syrup is The special prescrlp-
ton OF Or. A. HOschee, celebrated
German Physician. and is acknowledged
to be one of the most fortunate discov-
cries IN Medicine. II quickly cures
Coughs, Colds and all Lung troubles OF
the seyerest nature. removing as 1t
does. the cause Of the affection and
leaving the parts In strong aud
healthy condition. 1t ls not an expert
mental medicine, but has stood the test
Of years, giving satisfaction in every
case. which It's rapidly increasing sale
every season confirms Two million
bottles sold annually. Boschees Ger
man syrup was introduced in the Unit
ed states In 1865 ana is now sold in
every town and village In the civilized
world. Three doses will relieve any or.
binary cough. Price IS cents. Get
Green's Prize Almanac. For sale at A..
c, Smiths Drug store
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-03-09

In Coutances. France, lives NJ. lie
Boullat. a curious man. who deyotes his
energies to the manufacture Of cur,ou,
clocks, says the Chicago Times Herald.
He makes timeploces OF straw 90 wood
OF paper and sometimes of solid sold
inlaid with diamonds. For twenty
years he has been working az bis
freak clocks and has made them OF
almost every conceivable material Ons
OF Boulat's clocks is made out of old
newspapers, He collected lot Of pa.
pers. made them into a pulp which be
mixed with hardening material am
carved his clock out OF ,hc resultant
mass When he got through prepdr-
ing the paper pulp IL was as hard as
steel, but very brittle. Nevertheless
by the exercise of great care he was
able 10 carve out the wheels posts,
teeth, pendulum. etc The pendulum
rod ana other large pieces We're made
by casting the material In q mold. This
clock does not keep remarkably cor
rect time. hut the wonder Is that u
goes at ALL This newspaper clock Is
one Of NJ. Boullats triumphs
Another Is n clock Of wood He calls
It rustic clock. and II certainly Is
rustic In appearance IL looks like a
collection logs and sticks held to-
gethor by wires on closer inspection
one sees that It Is a veriablc clock
constructed on scientific principles. All
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-03-09
Need of Practical
Education.

Discourse delivered
Christ or Saints, the Tabernacle Lake City
aturday