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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-07-15
Capt Solomon 4. sparrow Dead.

New London, Conn, July 1l-Capt.
Solomon +. Sparrow, United States
army retired. is dead as the result of
a dose OF carbolc acid taren by mis-
take for medicine, He was retired for
disability in line Of duty In 1900.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-07-15
A worlds Record Run.

London, July 1.-THE Great Western
railway company claims to have made
worlds record for it's train today. The
train ran from London TO Plymouth. a
distance OF BAG miles, In 233A minutes
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-07-15

Samuel Heny, a farm hand.
INJURED.

Two children Of Mr.. and Mrs. Grlf-
hths
Miss Anderson. a nurse.
The dead and injured were In the
residence OF Gritliths which was des-
trOyed
The storm passed from northwest 10
southeast for a distance Of 10 miles
devastating a strip Of country three
mics vide, %recking many houses and
barns and destroying crops.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-07-15

Cozad, Neb. July IA tornado
passed eight miles north Of here this
afternoon killing one person and injur-
ing three others.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-07-15
UNIVERSITY OF UTAH
lhe University Of Utah includes the School Of Arts
and Sciences, the State School Of Mines, and the
State Normal School. % q q a d q n

SCHOOL OF ARTS AND
SCIENCES.
The School Of Arts and Sciences
offers courses in:
1. General Science.
2. Liberal Arts.
STATE NORMAL SCHOOL.
The Normal school offers:
l. A four-year Normal course.
2. Advanced Normal courses.
8. Courses In Kindergarten Train
ing.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-07-15
STATE SCHOOL OF MINES.

STATE SCHOOL OF MINES,
The School Of Mines offers courses
In:
/, Mining Engineering.
2 Electrical Engineering.
3, Civil Engineering
4, Mechanical Engineering.
PREPARATORY SCHOOL.
A preparatory school Is main
tained which gives preparation for
the courses IN General Science, Lib
eral Arts, Engineering, Law, Medi-
cine, and Business
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-07-15

The shops and chemical
eiauca laboratories
proximity Of reduction
FOR the generation OF electricity
ana practical In all the
training and domestic
examinations September Eth 10th and nth Registration Of
ateuiber 18th 18th.
7il be assisted in finding suitable boarding places.
alton fee $40. No
and Illustrated circular and excellent
tsiy Offers for broad liberal and practical educshon
UNIVERSITY UTAH City.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-07-15
Robbed in a Dive.

1Nf. Ore. July A.-Geo. Peter
Mtfshfeld. Ore. was robbed OF
MA early this morning In a
qfth end. Little Clark and
Han known as Ready
ken 70 the police sta
, concerning the rob
az unable TO iden-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-07-15
Fretful babies become calm
and peaceful babies when fed
on Mellin's Food. Mellin's
Food nourishes.

A sample Of Mellin's Food costs you nothing
but the asking. VIII you not then ask lot
II for your bahys ssksp
nELLlNs FOOD co.. BOSTON. MASS
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-07-15

sesult OF toy
more victims
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-07-15

The Snake
PSI with a
ized to-
beet
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1903-03-09
THAT GLASS
BLOWING MACHINE
The Threat of the Combine Bluff! The Pros
perity of the Local Factories Will
Not be Effected

tion that success had attended their
efforts was last week when the
Eureka" cry came forth from the
inner sanctum of the combine, and
the world was informed that at last
Yankee ingenuity had triumphed,
and the glass blowing machine was
a practical and practicable reality.
To seek the truth, the Review In
terviewed a glass man who has
been familiar with the business for
thirty years, who Is acquainted with
the conditions at Alexandra, and
whose information from there came
direct not later than a week ago.
He said: The claim that the win
dow glass combine has perfected its
blowing machine does not seem to
be supported by the facts. True,
they have been experimenting for
two years at Alexandra, and the
public has not been permitted to
know what they have done. But
one thing Is known, and that Is
that there has never been any glass
shipped from that plant; there has
never been a fattener or cutter en-
ployed there, and 70 finished prod
uct has found Its way outside the
walls Of the factory, Had they
succeeded In making glass of q
marketable kind, they certainly
wonld have either shipped 1t In
cylinders 10 other places to be fiat.
tened and cut, or they would have
had fatteners and cutters there.
The value of any glass blown can
not be determined uutil the other
two skilliul workmen, the flattener
and cutter, have had their turn
with It."
This information, coming direct
and recently seems to put quietus
on the claim that the machine Is
perfected, and that the trust will
close down 70 fit their other factor
les with II.
Another man connected with the
business In the city, said: The
shutting down of the factories Of
the trust Is induced by the fact that
they have million of boxes Of
glass In stock, and are simply over
stocked and shut down to get rid of
the surplus product. Their claim
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1903-03-09

The announcement In some Of
the papers recently that the glass
trust has succeeded IN perfecting
the glass blowing machine with
which they have been experiment.
ing so long caused more than a rip
pie of interest In this community,
where there Is one factory In oper'
alton and another one almost ready
for the fire. With Its usual pro
gressiveness, the Review at once
sought all tie information available
on the subject, and is pleased to be
able to say to Its readers that all
indications point to the fact that
not yet at least Is there any danger
to the local industries from this
machine, which promises to do
away with half the high priced
skilled labor and make glass so
cheap that the concerns not enjoy
ing the advantage of Its use could
not compete with the combine.
What ultimate result of this inves.
tigation and experimenting may be
Is probalmatical. Whether a ma.
chine can ever be perfected that
will do the work of the gatherer
and blower Is still an unsolved
question. But al. the circumstances
and conditions present In the world
of glass today point clearly to the
fact that not now, at least, need the
independent people lose any sleep,
either as workingmen over their
jobs or as capitalists over their
dividends.
The trust first began expert
menting with the present proposed
machine-the same thing has been
the object Of study and investga'
ton for years some years ago at
Allegheny, Pa. About two years
ago 1t was moved to Alexandra,
Indiana, to the plant Of the trust
erected In that city. Since then the
doors of that fsctory have been
closed and the employees under
bonds of secrecy and the outside
world shut out. The first intima-
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1903-03-09

When the employees Of the MA.
Sybert Grocery company arrived at
their place of business this morning,
they were not long In discovering
that things were not just as they
had left them. Some uninvited
and unexpected visitor had been In
charge of the place, and had pro-
ceeded to make himself very much
at home, In fact, had appropriated
about whatever he desired to his
own use without responding to the
system of the Sybert company of
cash payment; without leaving a
check TO have 1t charged, and with
out even registering his name so
that the call might be returned.
An investigation by an OIL Re-
view representative revealed the
facts to be about as follows: the
burglar placed large empty box
on the door sill In the rear of the
store, broke a piece out of the glass
window In the upper half of the
door, reached through the opening
thus made and reached down to e
locks, which he had no trouble in
uufasteuiug. This gave him easy
access to the room. He then pro-
ceeded 20 make himself at home.
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1903-03-09
BURGLARY!
The N. A. Sybert Grocery Company Broken
Into Last Night. A Daring Attempt
to BurgIarize one of the
LEADING BUSINESS ESTAB-
LISHMENTS OF THE CITY

The cash register was visited, and
It's contents, which fortunately were
only 81 II, were tr disposed TO the
pocket of the Midnight marauder
This is the smallest amount Mr.,
Sybert has left IN the register for a
long time, which was very for
tuuate circumstance. A large meat
cleaver found on the platform near
the register indicated the intention
of the robber 10 get into the regis
ter even If he had to make frag-
ments out of 1t, but fortunately
again for the grocery firm, 1t was
not locked, and no damage was
done to 1t.
On account of the immense
stock carried by this company, 1t
W IS practically impossible for Mr..
Sybert to tell what amount of goods
had been taken, but 1t Is likely that
the burglar, or burglars as the case
may be, appropriated as much as
they could transport Of the good
things Mr.. Sybert has for his Gus
toners, and that they will not be
hungry for day or two.
Toe fact that this Is the first
robbery In the city for many
months-an excellent record for
the town and Its ofhcers-caused 1t
to create quite an interest. 1t Is to
be hoped that the offenders will be
speedily apprehended and sufficient
ly punished.
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1903-03-09
THE c. P. Russell SALE

Quite large crowd of capitalists
and business men we're attracted to
the front door of the First National
bank this afternoon 10 attend the
sale of some of the property of the
G. P. Russell estate, conducted by
W. R. Ish am, the executor, as ad-
vertised In the Review. The first
property offered for sale was the
house and lot at the corner of
Elizabeth and Water streets. The
bidding was animated and Mr.. Jas.
Henderson was the last bidder and
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1903-03-09

E. L. Bentcn, the efficient and
experienced local civil engineer,
returned to the city Saturday eve
ming, alter working for some time
along the line of the proposed
Williamstown and Ohio Valley
railroad. He made the preliminary
survey from the center of St.Marys
to the Peasants county line This
survey was necessary before the
road crossings and land to be tra-
versed could be sufficiently de-
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1903-03-09
ELECTRIC RAILROAD SURVEY

termined In order that the right oi
way could be secured from the
county court and the property
holders of the county. Mr.. Benton
Is now engaged In completing a
map of the survey, and as soon as
that Is fn!shed,w do similar work
on other portions of route. All
this shows that the line from Par
kersburg to Wheeling IS certain
ty. There may be two, but 1t Is now
practically certain, as 1t has been
all the time, that We will have one.
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1903-03-09
SOCIETY

Oae of the delightful social events
of the season was given Saturday
evening by Mrs H. B. Lyons and
Miss Lena Charter at their home
on Mckinley avenue. The teach
ers of our public schools and few
other friet ds were included 10 the
Invitation list. The evening was
spent In contesting for prizes for
different guessing games played
and Miss Ruby Cowen and Prof. G.
E. Daniels were the lucky ones,
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1903-03-09

fortunate purchaser, and price be-
Ing $4,945.
Fourteen shares of stock In the
First National bank was then
offered and quickly was at desir-
able premium. The bidding did not
cease until ST. 6S was heard, at
which fgure-a record breaker In
the history of the bank since Its re-
organization at an increased capital
the stock was knocked down to
W J Mccoy.
MIR. M. D. Hanes acted as auc-
tioneer, and performed his part with
the grace and ability of an old
timer.
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1903-03-09

and received beautiful books.
Misses. Ullman and Cowen added
much TO the enjoyment Of the
guests by beautiful vocal and In
strumental solos. At a late hour
very dainty refresh nents were
served.
Those who enjoyed these esteem.
able ladies' hospitality were: Mr.,
and Mrs. Geo. E. DanHels; Mrs.
Martin. Misses. Campbell, Goshllng,
Elliott, Campbell, Reed, Swan,
Heusel, Cowen, Norris, Ullman,
Waddel and Prof. Hess.
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1903-03-09
PAY DAY TOMORROW

day of some pleasure and comfort
10 tine business men of the city. II
means an enlargement Of their re.
ceipts. a swelling of the balance on
the right side. A good many
Thousand dollars will be scattered
tomorrow, which will find its way
Into The var Gus chanrels of trade
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1903-03-09

Tomorrow is the best day of the
month for those who follow the oil
business and are employed by any
of the large companies. 1t Is the
day on which the checks are dis.
trlbuted as the rewards for faithful
service well performed. 1t is also
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1903-03-09

The Queen City passed this
point Sunday evening about s
o'clock on her way to Plttsburg.
This elegant steamer took a large
excursion party a few weeks ago to
New Orleans. ALI on board report
paving had a royal good time.
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1903-03-09

As previously stated the Review
Is permanent and Aourishing en-
terprise, and 1t does not associate
with similar periodicals of the
new" or secondhand stripe not
In It's class.
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1903-03-09
Tow Boat SpraSue has Passed.

The big towboat Sprague passed
this point at $40. The shore was
blSck with people awaiting her
arrival.s
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1903-03-09

Con,inued ON 2ad Page
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-02-02

Esto 81 Sc dijo. En- cuapto 8
que no aceptarfa nunca puesto
alguno del Gobernador, nj 10 he
mos dido, nj hubiGsemos echado
a rodar la version en- case de
que llegase hasta nosotros, a ser
cierta.
Y Sc comprende que al Sr La
timer no le hizo ninguna gra-
cia que Sc di;era ESQ, cuanto que
Sc apreSura q reCutlcdr de i'm
modo terminate 10 de que "run-
ca aceptaria ningun puesto del
Gobernador'.
ESQ es completamente falso
-escribe, 10 cual signifca que
el dicho no puede referlrse nj
siquiera al case concrete de la
Acadia de San Juan.
Es decir, que por 10 que res
pecta al Sr Latimer va tenemos
Alcalde. A 10 menos su res
puesta al News, tan concisa
como terminate, nos 10 hace
Greer asi.
Ahora no falta mas sino que
el Honorable Mr.. Hunt. haga
Elective ese nombramiento in
terino, 10 que aplauliria mu-
cha gente y tai vez nosotros,
pues q parte de la carta a que
nos referimos, nunca hemos te-
nido que dirigir la mas leve CEN
sura al senior Latimer.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-02-02

los hipogrifos y los dragones marinos
de que nos hablan las fabulas.
En- seguida vendran los indios, Sc
gundos poseedores del territorio, levan.
tandose estatuas de los jefes notables
Con ellos. animaes salvajes fueron
tambien propietarios simult aneos de los
feraces terrenos; y tambien Sc veran
reproducidos por los artistas en- las ave.
midas de la Exposition. El teton, los
osos. los b1fa'os los alces, los leones
de las MontafIas Rocallosas, ell calm n,
ell toro y ell ciervo, contribuiran a este
fin. Indies en- canoas y piraguas ser
viran para dar a conocer los medios de
transporte prirnitivos y Sc veran cerca
del edifcio destinados la navegaci6n.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-02-02
NOta del d1a

La COnteStac1On no Sc ha he
chO eSperar muChO.
Un periodico de San Juan, en-
su edicion de aver, publica una
carta del Sr Latimer, aclarando
cierta version que lanzo a la pu-
blicidad el dia 81 de Enero el
diar:o aludido.
La carta del Sr Latimer nos
harja pensar con sobresalto en-
la aparicion de algun documen-
to municipal, cuya redaccion es-
tuv1ese a cargo del mencionado
caballero, 81 no Sc nos hubiese
ocurrido intnediatamente de
leer la carta publicada en- ell
News, que el Sr Latimer Sc ha
dirigido en- ingles al Director de
ese colega v es este el causante
del desaguisado.
No queda exento de culpa el
Sr Latimer. por ESQ, no. Los
traductores, Q el traductur a Sc
cas-, del periodico aludido, pue-
den haber estropeado la carta,
pero ell Sr Latirner ha debido
evitar ESQ escribiendola en- cas-
tellano.
Despues de todo. esta es una
question de forma que 81 no es
cosa baladf, no es tampoco 10
mas trascerdental del asunto.
Mucho antes de que ell men
cionado periodico echase a volar
la noticia rectifcada tan pronto
por ell Sr Latimer, deciase con
insistencia, sino 10 que algo mas
tarde aseguro el News, que
el Sr Latimer no aceptaria ell
puesto de alcalde de San
Juan; que asi 10 habia manifes-
tado el mismo, y que su resolu-
cion era, .decidida. frme.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-02-02
V'Mmsero. 2s

olor a heliotropo que daba vertigos, y
una sortija en- Ell dedo mefiique que
1anzaba chispas.
La de Cachuchez le conocio en- ell
cafe y no tardo en- descubrir que aquel
hcmbre Ia amaba. Para la mama no
paso tampoco inadvertida aquella ar
diente pssion.
El no Sc habfa declarado nunca, pero
en- sus ojos lefan madre & hija todo TN
poema amoroso.
Y una noche la chica le regalo un
caramelo de los Alpes.
-Gracias-dijo Ell guardandolo en- ell
bo1sillo.
-lLo va Vd. conservar como re-
cuerdo?-preguntole ella.
NO. Es para mis- nifios.
-ISus nifios7
81, sehora-replico ell Soy
casado.
LUIS TABOADA.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-02-02
Esp.sndihas esCuEturas
DE LA
Exposition de ST. Louis

BellaS y nlagnffcas seran las escul-
turas que adornaran las aveni las y los
edi6cios de la Exposition Universal de
St. Louis en- 1904. Este importante ra-
mo artfstico y decorative estara eonfa-
do al genio de los mas eminentes es-
cultores del mundo, pues Sc ha resuelto
dirigirse a los maeStros de la mas ar
tistica de las profesiones para que Sc
desplieguen Ell abundancia toda su ri
queza en- estatuas bellfsimas en- la Ex-
posicion, lIegando / 600 el nlimero de
hguras que en- grupos, solas, en- baJo-
relieves y en- cariatides, serviran para
que resulte la individualidad de los ar
tistas de cada pals.
FL tema general de las composicio-
mes, en- logica succession, Sc referira a la
historic y evolucion de la adquisicion
del Territorio de la Louisiana, que con-
memorara la Exposicton de St. Louis.
Sera sencillo este plan en- conjunto y
tan distante de la pasticidad como sea
possible, insistiendo en- la parte estetica
y siendo tan sugestiva como debe serlo
Ia verdadera escultura. Los primeros
habitantes 8 propie .arios del pals fueron
las ninfas mitologicas, los faunos, sati-
ros y driadas, y ellos inspiraran las
hermosas concepciones que rodearan Ia
gran cascade. Para dar mas atractivos
q esos grupos, Sc esculpiran tamb:en
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-02-02
LA ceguera v la Eniopia

Un periodico americana asegura que
la ceguera y la miopia estan en- reia-
cio1 con Ell grado de cultura de los
pueblos.
Las cifras que cita parecen darle la
razon.
Seg1in la estadfstica de 1890, de cada
62622 900 individuos, so 56S son ciegos
de los dos ojos, sea 800 ciegos por ca
da million de habitantes 6 uno por cada
1898.
En- Holanda hay solo AS ciegos por
million de personals.
En- lslandia, por el contrario, cada
million de islefos orresponden 3,4oo
ciegos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-02-02
Ponce
Enero 81 de 1908.

al PdIQuG Uc UOIuDdS Sc lG IAN Qc-
cho algunas reparaciones y nuevas ms
talaciones de alum RADIO e'ectrico, cor
motive de la fiesta que prepara.
w*w Otra conipafifa teatral desea vi
sitar Ia lSla, y pide ciertas condolences
al 1gual que la anterior, cuya noticis
dimos al p1blico.
ProDablemente tampoco nos visitars
esta.
Xxx Contin1a acentuandose la grave
dau Ell la dolencia que sufre la seflora
esposa de nuestro amigo don Ede'mirc
Lespier, director de "El Diario de
Ponce
La ciencia medica Sc esfuerza en- bus.
car una crisis favorable.
~ El vanor espafIo, Catalina sa-
10 para a lIahana, llevando de este
puerto II4 sacos cafe.
~ En- ia Corte de Distrito Sc cele-
braran ei d1a 3 de Febrero tres iuicios
oraleS de ias causas incoadas contra
AntoliJ ru'ce' Gu l'erlDo Gelpi y Ra-
mon Go.ay.
M+w En- la tarde de aver entro en-
puerto e. V. or 'Loug .ellow' proceden-
tie de Arroyo.
Trajo carga de ron, cigarrillos y fos-
foros.
Nv Se ,das de cabot"je:
II va or 'Lougfellow" con carga
general, para Mayaguez.
La gole Victoria" con azticar -
ca para A.eciby.
~ Ell poblado de la marina tam
bien disfrutara de la fiesta de los bom-
beros.
Frente a la plaza de la iglesia Sc We
rifcara TN simulacro de incendo.
~ "The Evening Star, periodico
que Sc pubica en- Washington. publica
la siguiente noticis:
"Negros wages vendidos al mejor
postor.7 dos mujeres I'm Eombre
bajo el martlllo del almonedero p1blico,
en- Lancaster, KY"
Lancaster, Ky. Nov. 26:
Dos negras y TN negro seran vendi-
dos por Sheriff al mejor postor ante el
palacio dc la Corte el viernes, uno por
8 meses y los otros dos por y amos
respsctivamente.
Fueron convlc los dc vagancia ante la
Corte de Circuito."
Haga concentrates el lector.
~ Los vecinos de la Marina insis-
ten en- que el med;co titular viva en- la
playa v no e Il ,i1dad.
Hace cerca de dos meses que subsis-
te esta queja, y todo resulla lntitii.
~ Mdtrimonios celebrados:
Valenffn Ma-os con Juana Qu,ffones;
Carmelo Hernandez con Maria Reta-
mar
~ Nacim1entos
1uana Bianchi y Gonzalez; Carlos
Gu:llermo Bonaparte; Maria Matilde
Lopez; Juana Portalatina Colon y Ma
tiaez I2aiinunda Figueroa y Fgueroa.
x*x Defunciones:
Damiana Quintana: Felfcita Diana.
En- la actualidad existen en- la carcel
sufriendo con7ena, I57 individuos.