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The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1903-05-15

a Flower and vegetable quadrnle wa,
teconsy danced at ban In Paris
While the 1ntlemea represented IN,
homoly yC tables OF everyday use
ihe ladies were clad as blossoms IN,
most noteworthy bnIng tho rose IN
pink satin with a utterly hoyoring
over her head; the hoarisoase. with 4
violet velvet hood tao n.y. with nn
a'um blossom on the head ana thc
'ur.e leai as O. fan; and the riuaowor
WIN O. small sun-dinl ON tho bodice.
who the hower ON tho head constant
p turned toward O. huge yollow fan
mi'ai.ng tho rays of tho sun. Tho
rim0l.ia Wunh0wer aud violet com.
p''iod tho liriue boquot which entered
lh' ballroom iw hugo wheeibarrow
drawn hy two sardonors.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1903-05-15

The fan made an almost slmultane.
GUS appearance throughout Italy and
France. In England and Spain. Its
most artistic flights have been
achieved In France: but not oven to
Franco VIII Spain yield In its use OF
the fan MS IAN important weapon in
tho mimic warfare OF coGuotry and
Irritation" Whether the Spanish lady
Is In church or place Of amusement.
whether visiting or walking. Il Is al.
ways In her hands. frequently portray.
Ing tho horrors OF the bull.nght. Cor.
responding with these, certain French
revolution fans represent Charlotte
corday carrying a dagger In one hand
and a fan In the othori
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1903-05-15

the mechanical department Of an en-
eine works. and 600 the evenings sn1
iod dumshtIne az O. mechanics nni
tuio in baltimore On 1858. Col. PETE,
Donahuo of the Union Iron Wods
San Francisco. engaged him as spooa
1mughaman and took him Wost. ~
1862 he ro snod and took up M
manufacture of mining machinery. All
those maHslyo engines that dovelopsd
the great mines Of the Comstock wefo
the product of SCOTS ingenuity.
Aftor his marriage ln 1868 smi,
was again engaged hy Col Domaine
and returned Go the Union Iron Won
as superintendent Two years laior
Donahue retired putting Scott In hIs
place a. partner The plant was grat
~ enlarged. becoming the most Ok
tenaivo on tho coast and capable ii
turning out anything from bahlt
ship 10 needle.
Mr. Scott never held public ofee
Of much Importance except that OF
presidential elector and chairman Yf
The California commission TO he
Worlds Fair at Chicago He Leaves
h widow aud two children. and hltI
brother. Henry r. Scott. who is nov
.he head Of the Union Iron Works
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1903-05-15

Amos Martin OF Princeton. Pa. has
Just passed his one hundred and sixth
birthday. He was a Highland piper
az tho battle Of Waterloo. When no
married his first wife, who was a spin.
ster and owned farm. he drove to
her place with blind horse. found her
IN n shed milking a COW. held an um.
brella over her while he proposed Ga n
manner most unconyontional-for II
was ralning-and vedded her next day
She died when he was 90 years ola.
Five years ago no welded a widow
who was 90 vaarr On
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1903-05-15
A LAST RESORT.
Pue Food should Do Tho First.

Pure Food Should DC the First
When the human machine goes
wrong It's ten 10 one that the trouble
began with tho stomach and can
therefore DO removed by the use OF
proper food, A lady well known In
Bristol Ontario County. n. y, tolla
OF tho experience she had curing her
only child by the use OF scientific
food; My little daughter. the only
child and for that reason doubly dear
Inherited nervous dyspepsia. We
tried all kinds Of remedies and soft
foods. At last. when patience was
about exhausted and the child's con.
dillon had grown 80 bad the whole
family was aroused. we tried Grape.
Nuts.
"A friend recommended tho food "a
one which her own delicate children
had grown strong upon 80 / purchas.
cd box-as a last resort In a very
short time marked change IN both
health and disposition was seen.
What made our case easy was that
she liked II at once and rs erlsp.
nutty flavor has made It an immodl.
ate fayorite with the most fastidlous
In our family.
IT'S use seems to be Thoroughly
established IN western New York
where many friends use q regularly
have noticed lts ane effects upon
the intellects as wen as tho bodies
OF those who uso IT, We owe II
much" Name given b. Postum Co,
Battle Creek. Mich.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1903-05-15
Jog cANNoN's cAusTIo WIN.
Illinois statesmans Good Answer Z,
Shrcwlsh landtadv

Illinois s,aiesmans Good Answer 10
shrewlsh Landlady.
"Joo' Canuon's wit Is ~ The rured
western Kind. lacking consplcuou,ly
everything IN the way OF Chcsicraold.
Ian grace. Here Is a story which ii.
Illustrates This characteristic of Inc sIs.
tihguishcd Illinois statesman: ON bo
occasion he was brenlrnstlng al "A
hotel ia a small country town vhsn
Dc accidentally upset his coffee on ho
table. The landlady commented some.
what shrowishly upon his carcle,r
ness, but Mr Cannon made NO renly
AZ the succeeding meal she took a.
casion Co say; ITS q good thing or
You that the coTco lelt mo- stain ON M,
tablocloth." To which Uncle Ioo
calmly replied; "It was too woal
manm. Noun have 10 stain your cof.
fec before you can expect 10 stain
your table linen Use more bean,
ma'am, use more beans"
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1903-05-15

figure was seen in the distance. Tho
architect strained his eyes moment
and thon started back with eroan.
10 was his wife.
Soon she reached the camp md
started 10 prepare hor husbands
breakfast He set the mon to work
and ordered them to leave a hollow
In the wall
Just step In there and see how Il
would feel TO be buried alive" be
said TO his wife.
She laughlngly compiled. But when
the stones had reached the height OF
her chin the thought came to her that
after all this might not be a Joke. she
turned pale with terror and begged
to be taken out
Yes, yes" said Manole. but instead
OF lifting her out the men heaped on
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1903-05-15
wORrA TAklNo a oAANee.
Secretary Root olvea Advice 10 I
postn,arfer Cener,t

Secretary Root oNea Advice to IN,
Postmaster General.
a story comes from Washlnrtor
that a Chicago woman has been usIBo
the malls In an improper way. Post
mnaior General Payne ordered INA,
her lottors be- excluded from the mails
whoreupon the fair Chicncoan wroto
asking him for personal hearing Ia
mat her side OF the case could be pre
scented II feel suro." she wrote. "hat
u ! could get a chance to look straight
INTO your beautiful brown eyes Won
would hear my story" Mr.. PAYNE
by the way OF a joke wrote ON a blanp
lear of the letter; Respectfully no
terred 10 the secretary of war for ad.
ylco' and sent Il over to Mr. Roof
The latter Immediately returned h
with this Endorsement: Risk ono
eye. Elihu Root"
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1903-05-15
LovEs 10 pRAlRlra.
Miss Anna Gray is Delighted win
Her Western Canada Home.

Miss Anna Gray is Denahted win
Her Western Canada Home.
Anna G. Gray is a young lady form
erly Of Michigan She Is now a res.
dent OF Western Canada end the f1i
lowing. published Ca thc Brown Cly
tAichJ Banner are extracts from d
friendship letter written about Match
IS 20 one OF her lady friends go that
vicinity IN This letter is given some
idea Of The climate. social. oduca
uonm and religious conditions of Al.
boria the beautiful land OF sunshlne
sqd happy homes. over one hundred
thousand Americans have made West
ern Canada their home within tho
past five years. and In this year up
wards OF $4,000 will take up homes
there.
Miss Gray took hor leave for bids
bury. Alberta the home OF her sister
and other relatives and friends ON Jan
10 last. aud after a two months go
iourn in her western prairie home
she writes OF % as follows. = know
shall grow 10 loyo the prairlos. We
have a beautiful view OF tho noun
tains and q seems wonderful 10 me 10
see home after homo for miles. and Il
is becoming hickly settled an around
US. With tho exception OF the last
few days which have been cold aud
stormy We have had beautiful spring
weather over since came Tho day
are beautiful I call this the land Of
Che SUM- as d seems 10 DO always |
shining. The nlRhts arc cold aud /
frosty On arriving here. WA no |
greatly surprised in oyory way. Dlds |
bury q quite business little town. |
Ail The people meet arc ao pleasant
aud hospItablo They have four
churches 10 Dlisbury tho Bapust
Presbyterian, Evangelical and Mon.
MONTE Tho Eyuusollca.s have lust
completed a handsome church. very
largo and finely furnished. costing
$4,000 They have nice literary
nocloiy here. mcois ovcy two weeks.
They have zinc musical talent here.
Your friend AnrH g Gray
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1903-05-15
GREWG0ME LEGEND OF THE
FAMOUS CHURC OF ARGTSH
Lives Of Lueksss Archiee, and His wife Sacrificed
to the Oespote Whim Of a Tyrant-Story Of Splendid
Though Unavailing Heroism.

There Is strange superstition con.
hoctod with the Church OF Arrlsb
situated IN the valley Of the Arpish
nvcr IN the western part OF Ron.
nania It was built In 1919 By King
Nagul Basgaraba. who. ln order To-
Save on the violent death that had
visited several Of his predecessor
perhaps, had quite habit Of build.
DIX churches aad monastcrlcs.
King Nagul summoned Manole. his
architect and commanded him TO
draw up the plans As soon a. this
vas done lab0rors were hired ana
he ground was broken at Arglsh.
But things ala not go smoothly.
There seemed 10 be some evil spell
hanging over the work and the labor.
'ra could make no progress. Each
morning when the men came to work
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1903-05-15
PUTNAM FAnELTss DYES cost
but 10 cents per package.
VANITY o. GUINEA FowLa
stand for houra Admitting Them.
selvea In Mirror

Stand for Roura Admlrlnu Them.
selvea In Mirror
a pair Of gu.noa fowls were intro.
duced o. pots into the garden Of a
young man mp town tho other week.
says the Philadelphia Record. The
wmga Of tho birds were cllppod. eo
that hoy mlrht not ny away. and
thoy were quariorod IN an clubhouse
that happened to contain a mirror
Iheenect OF tho mirror on the riipeas
seems hardly credible They post
themselves before H. and thero
studying their reflections intentlv
they stand perfectly motlouiess and
silent Tor hours at a tlmo. Il Il Inn.
possible to drive Thorn away with
snous or hand-clapplngs. They must
be carried forth bodily. and then. ma
coon as they can. they return. No
matter how hne the weather NAV be
me gulneaa remain IN the outhopse
Ialing AZ themselves in tho mirror
10 get them 90 tako exercise A A
necessary 20 carry them forth. and
lnen 10 shut OPP The clubhouse tirht
= me- owner Of the fowls thinks mat
p''Nap" me mirror hypnotlles Thorn.
Plsos Cure for Consumption Is an infspibl,
ni'l'elno Tor coughs uni colds ~ w. sAnuuL.
ocean Grove, D DO feo. Do ia.Q
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1903-05-15
ANTIMoNY Now LlTrLe 49,.
Medical Science Has Almos, Entirely
niscardtd II.

That terrible poison. antimory
known most familiarity In the com.
pound called tartar cmotlc. has a very
Interesting history II was introduced
Into medicine some centuries ago b,
Paraoolsus ne name signifies that II
is against monks as some on whom
g was tried displayed tho now familiar
symptoms. ne use IN modern modl
cine has been reduced 20 tho vaninhlns
point with other depressing measures
such az bleeding IN tho table which
arrnngea the elements IN sorlos and
shows their conucotons-ao that. all
arc probably notifications Of ono uni.
yorral Substance thore ia nequonco.
nitrogen. phosphorus. arsenic anti.
mony. blHmuth Sir Lauder Bninton
mas shown that these POSSESS many
common properties IN their action
upon man and that those properties
vary IN relation 10 the place OF zach
IN the scale. In the days before
enloroform anthony and tobacco were
used 70 produce tho partial uneon.
aeiousncaa which attends thoir action.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1903-05-15

A number Of Parisians who were in
tho Siege have decided to erect q
monument 10 the memory Of tho pig.
cons that carried the dispatches
which kept mp communication with
the outside world. Il will consist Of
pedestal surmountcd by bronze
vase, ON which win be cast a group OF
the birds that proved OF such utility
10 tho French. The committee In.
cludes the names OF many wellknown
literary and scientific people. Tho
gratitude comes somewhat late, for
after the war the pigeons in cues.
ton were sold by auction and com
meocrated In pigeon pies.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1903-05-15
me oleHoP's WITTY ReeukE

What Me Thought Of Young Clergy.
mans Pulpit Effort
Now York BE- laughing over robuko
thnt bishop Potter De- said To have add.
m'uHiored recently toa young and
proumpuoua clorryman. rhia Clergy.
mans charge lo % small rural church
and the bishop visited Il one sunday
Co confirm some boys and girls Tho
Clergyman preached and at tho end of
Che service complained 20 tho hlshop
about the smnllnoss Of hls salary. no
you know, sir" ho ended. "wiat /
WIN gct for my sermon OF this morn.
ingf sIN dollars. sir; only st." six
dolIaa' rs that als" the bishop OK.
claimed. why wouldn't have
preached that sermon for 5000"
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1903-05-15

Col Henry e. Branch. who died 70.
Nehuy near Lexington. Mo, was
proud OF hia ancestry Ho boosted
that on one side no was connected
with tho Harrison family. which has
hlfen two Presidents TO the United
states and on tho other was descend
ga irom tho Indian glrl. Pocahuntas
no was born IN Virginia In 1897. ana
had lived IN Missouri almost contlnu.
easly Tor sixty years, Kansas city.
Mo Journal
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1903-05-15

iumbia avenue. glasgow Kentucky.
wife Of C. b. Pare, a prominent brick
manufacturer OF that city. says when
Doan's Kidney Pills were hrst brought
TO my attention I was suffering from a
complication OF kidney troublos. Be
sides tho bad back which usually re-
suits from kidney complaints. had a
great deal OF trouble with tho secro-
lions, which were exceedingly vari.
able, sometimes excessive and at other
times scanty. The color was high,
and passages were accompanied with
scalding sensation Doan's Kidney
pills soon regulated the kidney secro-
lions, making their color normal and
banished tho Inflammation which
caused tho scaldlng sensation. can
rest well, my back Is strong and sound
and feel much better in every way.
A FREE TRIAL OF this great kid.
ney medicine which cured Mrs. Pare
VIII be mailed to any part OF tho
United States on application. Address
Foster Milburn Co, Buffalo. n. Y. For
sale by all druggists. price 80 cents
per box.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1903-05-15

hnny mothers are Ignorant OF the ueri.
gu. injury thai may result from washing
the oloihlnF 81 an infant with n,ronr
washing powders ana Impure SOAP. nor
thlH reason u should be Numbered al
hoiho under the mothers directions and
.enly ivory soap used 10 throw ths
li'ue garments into the ordinary waah
anoNl IIlll nlInLl--ma--- IL n n.-L.r
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1903-05-15
olvss UP eALArlAl ssrATs.


Aneon Phelps Stokes Tires Of His
SUMMER Home.
Arson phclps Stokes has practically
abandoned shndowhrook farm. his
splendid country place In the Berk.
shire hills OF Massachusetts,. % repre-.
aenta am outlay ou the owners part
ot il1oOoO, "A large portion of which
was used In restoring the farm lands
To something as near their natural
condition as possible shadowbrook
as residence Is too large Tor the uso
OF anyone but an extremely wealthy
man and r. untitled Tor q hotcl. Sew.
ofol porons have considered ncqulr.
lug a. but no one has decided TO do
40, and therefore 30 win remain UNI
occupied for the coming sonson.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1903-05-15
TO TEST FLYING MACHINES.

Device Erected at Nice by an Aero.
nautical Expert Of French Army.
Capt Ferber has built AZ Moo
France, the only aorodrome II Go
world. This Is a structure whore ily.
Ing machines can be tested without
danger.
1t consists OF n skeleton like frame
from which airshlpa can be suspend.
cd. Thon the inventor can put them
through any desired manouyors. with
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1903-05-15

construction the largest aeroplane no
has attempted In Il no Included
many now ideas that have been
evolved IN his years OF study. Il Is
confidently predicted that Il WIN DO
advanced on previous mechanism Of
tho kind 10 win be tested at tho
aor5dromo within tho next few
months.
The frcuch minister OF war Is
deeply Interested In the experiments
OF Cant Forber and has had him
decorated for his services to die
French army
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1903-05-15

the assurance that no matter what
happens there IS mo- danger TO him
Capt Ferbor who commands az
Nice the Seventeenth Alpine battery.
Is an expert ON military aoronaulcs
and n mombor OF the Aero club He
holds q the least part of his achieve
mcnts that no Is an inventor He
uonaideH that ne IS entitled TO most
credit for tho willingness with which
ho makes tusts of the airships Inc
vented hy others
The aerodrome consists OF a steel
truss sixty feet high Across the TOP
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1903-05-15

the stones more rapidly until she
was completely covered.
The spoil was broken, and after
that the work went ON without hind.
rance. When d was completed tho
Black Prince came 10 Inspect Il.
THAT Is very dne church." no
remarked to the architect. III YOU
had Il 10 do over again do not SUP.
pose you could suggest any changos?'
Manole thought OF his wife who
stood buried In the walls.
We'll" ne said. sadly. since YOU
ask me sire I do not think would
build Il in just the same manner an.
other time"
Ohio said the King in surprise.
by the way. wish to got better
Idea OF that cross. Ascend tho seal.
folding and stand beside H."
Manolo obeyod. When ne had
reached the cross. the King. angry
that his architect had not designed
the finest church In his power. as he
thought ordered the scanoldng cut
away,
Marole hearing this became terri.
fed aud jumped Where his body
struck a cool, clear spring gushed
forth, showing that his sin In bury.
Ing bis wife had been atoned for
And that's the story OF the Kurtea
dArdils. or tho Church Of Argish.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1903-05-15

Of this ls laid another steel truss.
more than ninety feet long. This
moves on piyots and is exqulsltely
balanced.
a hying machine can be- suspended
90 one arm and counterbnlancad by A
weight ON the other Then IN this
position IL can be maneuyorod with.
ont danger By having the steel arm
set ON pivot a. Is possible TO adjust
the mechanism 30 that Il win bear
ships OF any weight
Cant. Ferher has now Ia course OF
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1903-05-15

Come toall
who over
ta1thekld
neys
Dontneg
Iect the
a C n Ing
back
Many dan
gerous Kid
ney trou
bles FOLLOW
in lis wake
Mrs c. b.
Pare OF Co
The evening world., 1903-04-07
JOCKEY MAKES
GRAVE CHARGES.

WASHINGTON. April Nv. H. Bar.
rett, trainer OF Meisterslnger. the race
horse which won at long odds at Ben
nings last week. is likely to have his
license revoked after the stewards OF
the Washington Jockey Club investi-
gate the story told them by "Curley"
Brown, owner of True Blue, and Jockey
j. Jones. who rode the horse. The
latter says that Barrett offered him a
bride of 5000 to pull True Blue in the
race with Meistersinger.
Trainer Brown was not satisfied with
the running of True Blue In that race
and questioned Jones about 1t. The
lad Informed him that Barrett had
offered him a bride to pull the horse.
Brown at once Informed the stewards
of what he had learned from the boy
and the stewards Immediately started
an investisation. They called Barrett
and r. e. Bridgette. owner of Meister-
singer. before them and asked them to
explain the charge.
1t is the general opinion here among
the horsemen that the stewards will
ana Barrett guilty and revoke his
license.
The evening world., 1903-04-07
WILL NOT CUT
STREET THROUGH
President Cantor Is Expected
to Make Decision To-Day
Favorable ITO American
League Club Grounds.

Borough President Cantor will decide
to-day whether or not a street Will be
cut through the American League
grounds on Washington Heights. 1t Is
almost assured that the decision will
favor the new club. .Abram l., Elkus,
counsel for the baseball club. will offer
a petition signed by real estate opera
tors and residents OF the nelghborhood
opposing the movement tc wipe out the
grounds.
Giants VIII he Home Tomorrow.
johnnie McGraw and his Giants ar
rived In Baltimore to-day. where this
afternoon they will engage the team OF
me. Eastern League In q game. Before
leaving Columbus. where the Giants
trimmed the Ohioans to the tune OF 3 to y
yesterday. .Mcliraw said no was much
pleased with the condition OF his men.
ana mat on Wednesday, when the boys
arrive In New York and play the game
New Workers will see just how good they
are.
On the arrival OF the Giants In town
they will hnd Frank Bowerman, another
o. their catchers. The big fellow ar
rived IN the city yesterday from his
home In Michigan. He said that his
failure to report to McGraw at the
southern training grounds was due 10
his business. Bowerman Is engaged In
the lumber business. and had to arrange
bis affairs before leaving. He reports In
hne shape. though. and says he Is ready
to get right Into tho 10 me.
The evening world., 1903-04-07

N IN BATTLE
ON MAT TONIGHT.
August Faust Will Test Marvellous Strength
and Wrestling Ability Of Anderson.

There will be a battle OF giants at
Prospect Hall. in Brooklyn. tonight.
d Anderson, from Sweden, Who
created something OF n sensation in
this country on his arrival here a few
months ago by his wonderful feats of
strength, will endeavor to lay August
Fausts shoulders on the mat in q
wrestling match which will be governed
oy Graceo.Roman rules.
The " men are In very fine shape for
the match. They have worked hard for
four weeks in preparation Cor the con-
test, and to-day two better conditioned
men could hardly be found in Greater
New York. There is no questioning
Andersson's wonderful strength. 1t is
play for him to s%traighten out a horse
shoe or drive an eight-inch spike
through a four-inch plank. That alone
shows how powerful he is. Faust's
cieverness at the wrestling game. though.
IL what he expects will Offset his
foreign foes advantage. There are few
wrestlers cleverer than Faust. but he
will have to show at his best In order
to win tonight. In a few words, the
bout will be one in which science will
DO pitted against strength. Jim Corbett
says he believes science will win over
brute strength. The wisdom Of his
remark will be thoroughly tried out In
the match.