The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1902-01-31
WATIR foR THe HOLY oI1r

Jerusalem Il Nov Supplied by asn,.s
Of Modern Designs.
The Holy Land has It's rallv.
electric lights and American wlti.
mills. and now Jerusalem il aboB,l :.
get a supply OF good drinking va,
In ancient times the city Of Datg
was well supplied. The remain, 4
equeducts and reservoirs show ia
But since the Turks day the pens
OF Jerusalem have been depsndta
on the scanty and often polluted L.
foundations OF rain water In the rost.
hewn oistern beneath their feet. Eve,
THIS supply has recently failed. sau
correspondence the London rlnrt
owing TO want OF rain. Dlstress ~
sickness became so general that M,
turkish governor has at length ha.,
induced to sanction the purchah a
iron Pipe 20 bring water from An
halah, or the SEALED fountain. Id
solomon'a pools. about nine nlf-
south OF Jerusalem. A pipe six ineha
In diameter Will bring 5000 "ahnr
OF water a day for distribution A
fountains" supplied with fau,ott
Solomon. In his famous Song" sp,au
OF this secret spring, now turned 10
use, MY beloved" he says. "a quotei
BY the Times correspondent, rs lio
a spring shut up. a fountain sealed
II 10 deep-down subterranoan spflns
which has from the time OF Solomon
flowed through tho arched tunnel buiA
BY him to the distributing ohambe,
or reservoir near the north west eorus
OF the highest OF Solomona pools
Hair century ago the location o,
this hidden" spring which was attn
as In solomon's time. flowing into III,
reservoir mentioned. was unknowu
The tunnel is rooted By atonss Ian.
Ing against each other like an inverted
V. the primitive form OF the arch
which IL also seen In the roof OF m,
queens chamber Of the great pyramid
The entrance to thls tunnel from the
spring is one OF the Oldest structura
In existence. The piping Is 10 be laid
along the old aqueduct which former.
ly. from the time OF Solomon. brought
this same water TO the temple area
There are eleven or twelve anclsnl
fountains here and there In the dty
long unused. but now to be utilized, and
from which the water may be drawn
free TO all, several taps being attacied
to each fountain.-Baltlmore Sun.
History OF Iriah PopiIa.
Lady Carew, who died the other Day,
was a benefaotross OF Ireland in his
way; She was the irst person TO wear
in Paris an Irish popin dress II
was IN primrose yellow with a deden
in gold thread. and so much admfei
that the foremost ladies' at tho cob
OF the Tuiiieries asked her where al,
bought the poplln. and. upon lelrnlns
the address, wrote Tor patterns. Maris
Antoinette ordered one In Lavender.
enriched with a gold pattern; tho
Princess Marie one In blue and silver.
and Princess Clementne one IN PINK
and silver. Irish poplln was first min-
ufaotured In Dublin by Popeline.
Huguenot refugee. IL became the
rage and was greatly worn on ocsa-
sions OF high ceremony. as rain did
not spoil H. Poplln became a fayorlte
dress for tho public promenados At
fashionable hours. All It's French lmi.
tRtlons. the wool being less carefully
treated, cookie and lose lustor when
exposed TO the least shower. Balao
dresses some OF his grand ladies 10
poplin. The Princess Clementine wore
plaid poplln gown the day tho late
Queen Victoria irst landed at Treport
to Wait Louis Philippe and Marie
Amelle at Ecu. Irish poplln IL
still much worn by the children OF the
wealthy. and is thought TO go well
with Irish giipure.-London News.