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New-York tribune., 1903-03-19
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Ttb-av. e e. 25.I IT Of 42d-st runs Oh 70
81 5FOa9I1s 70 9tb1sye ijai0: subway Realty CO
TO 4 SeW-York Times Building CO.. mortgage. Il
$4,000 cor sstb-st 1s11s1: Ell Bennett to ~,
Jennie Hls9e and en@sRts ~ sbeaS: &c q: a a41iooi
Benjamin scheer to Jacob scheer mortgage
5000 cor iiith-st, 25ioxa5 Wilhelm
ISuter to John Palmer; mortgage $S4ooo' rot
,1s5-s sns No z West I1ico1I: The AmecaP ,oaP
Baptist Home Mission sScefy 10 "1ia ~ Hes,fyst
0aqa7 rans 22I to Xe::Ey5st 2OE ,sOO<
Lzsie MsashsF g sFsye to Tri2S 1ass paniei
EendaIi ct al and trustees to FRANK An sor
LIB = sradnss 425 # " Of 5th-ave: Iesxloo,5
baTiote D Ferry ct al. heirs. to Nellie Kill ~
sss. soEs :nS cor ' ss3hs soz7 begin:
50 IT Of sth-age and 20 r. OF Soehest sas r.
2s1 % ssts.s5 lssf Ts.s176: 9Th St6:aye 20 of
ssth-st 1ssx50: William Turner re1efee 10 70, 5ot
,,f1b1st fhs5ls' hGis foo II Of 7hsye szleoii
Lucy whitcOmo. ssS sS astofney' 70 45oot
sth1aVe. " corner I87th,.t, runs sSIG S 10 to to
1ssth-s 100 1?05 5ts-.Te seii1 corner n issth-t
741lx1oo; Ddward Simon to Abraham ~ Go Iot
smith; 1nO.tsfSCe5 sC5 of shave IS 5ar1OO
Thomas NJ stewart TO wesley ThornE mortgage IN
spsSo. $50 GoO: > so I, Of Pai.ve az1oo5: ~
gene vallens to Henry Anderson: mortgages ~
a8Es3e siSeoI No f.e26 VS.. 252x75: Mari. n Ander-
son to Charles Kroner; mortgages S'AoOo' IN
c4and-:t anS Nos 554 and SIS n v corner Lewt-st
6oxloo: the Church Of st Ross TO lsioofe onona
same property: isidofe Jackson to Joseph
berg and snSsoef %o Iss TO a9 ps Nos IS and
81: Ridge-st No 1os: begins RivnEton-* ~
io F' 5os RRs ReaTa 'esa ~,
same pFoperty PPederick cromwell to Richard
Nn ss 9pshsf a.t gaF Paec Pae s Reat5 Com
pany to Joseph Wolf; and 8; mortgases- Sal ~,
800; o And------- -...'-'''--'- A0>
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PROFESSIONAL SITUATIONS.
Il ELP WANTED.

EARN sI0G monthly corresponding for news
papers: IS per column for work In spare
time; experience unnecessary; We will help
you get started. If you write PLAINLY ana
desire permanent profitable employment,
send for particulars. PRESS SYNDICATE,
IAockport N Y
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STORAGE NOTICES.
Gew-York, March u. 1908,


Eew-York. March II 1908,
UNIVERSAL STORAGE WAREHOUSE
AND EXPRESS COMPANY
ZOE. 204 2Oo. 20s East sSth-st., New-York
To Mrs NJ. A williams Jennie Dray.
Geo. Murphy, J. y. Wood. Dr.. D: W. c.
son. W: sehwenkel. 2. PasteF. Mra
J: Cody. Mrs, w. Doran. Miss e.
Slny; Mrs. Golden. Walter Scott, Mrs.
Muller, G; Landin; J. Pike. Mrs: s walsh.
Cotton. Mrs. r. Brook. Maude Devere w.
Theabold: You and each OF you are here
by notified that, the time for payment of
this companys Lien. upon the property hers
notice thereof had been given you, thia
company will cause such property, 10 wit
household goods. personal effects and meP-
chsndise. stored by you in their warehouse,
to be sold at public auction. according 10
the statute in Aurh cases made and pro
vided. on Monday. April 8. 1908. II 1880
a. N, et 2o2. 2o4. 5O6 and 2Oe e esth-st.,
and VIII be eoEtisued each succeeding Mon
Gay at tne same time and place until the
r. v. STADTFELp. Manager
New-York tribune., 1903-03-19

SIsT-sT.. 156 wEST-One large one small
room. with board; L station; highest ref-
erer ces.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-19

164 WEST 47TH-ST.-Two hall rooms
large room. will accommodate t"o' WILL
hoard
New-York tribune., 1903-03-19

ST. ALBANs. 7 EAST 5isr-sT.
Rooms, single. an suite. with prtv9te
baths; Doctors once; dining room. parior
floor: electric light: ExceHPnt taoIe ooArS:
New-York tribune., 1903-03-19
REALTY NOTES,

NJ L Hess have leased for long term Of
ysarT the entire building No 800 Broadway for the
estate Of George Henry Warren at an aggregate
rental CT about S1oQo0Q After extensive alterations
the premises Will be occupied by = womens waist
and costume house
The American Baptist Home Mission Society yes
terdsy transferred title No = West One-hundred
end-nipeteenth-st. I611OoU fest. TO William Stock
fo- 0n.Soa
The Church Of St Rose Of Lima transferred title
yesterday to Nos, 64 and 556 Grand-st to lstdore
Jackson. who In turn transferred the title to
Joseph Rosenberg and another person.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-19
THE BRONX BUILDING PLANS

HednAn-st. west SIDE % feet south Of One-hun-
Observation-Disclosures eight two story frame
dwelling houses, IkzxS feet; William Wainwright,
owner and architect; estimated cost. $4,000.
Avenue c. west side, = feet south of Second-st..
Cnionpcrt, two story frame dwelling house, zax6o
4sets Henry Spellman. owner; Gustav Schvarz,
architect; cost, $ zoo
New-York tribune., 1903-03-19
REAL ESTATE.
Ssmgcr Manufacturing Company
COMPLETES Ner Building SITE.

John n Go4dinE h&s sold to the Singer Msnufact-
ring Company in connection with Horace s. Ely
= a. rsnraeenting the estate of Matthew Wtlks,
the property No ss Lberty-st.. q feet front tbs
completes the plot desired by the Singer Manu-
facturfng Company for the addition to its present
SsIiiGBng Mr. GoIdinE having sold them within tne
SsFt year, the property Nos. 49, 153 lSl ana 4eS
Broadway and No. 81 L4berty-st-
Tia details Of the reported purchases by the COM
uanv which Is being formed to build tunnel from
Jersey City to Corlandt-st, this city. are given IN
column.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-19
FURNISHED ROOMS.

PEAT1TTFUI, parlor and bedroom; newly
furnished with or without board. for
one or two gentlemen; references Address
2SS West 43d-st-
New-York tribune., 1903-03-19
NEW BUILDING PLANS.

oth-avs " 8, 80 It Of 45th-st for brick
fence. IS II hi9h. 6o.6x1o: Boehm & Coon, own
ers; R Townsend architect. -..............
BlacNweire Island. opposite b2d-st for a three
story brick oormttory. l43 10x27: city, owner;
Renwick. AspinwaH & Owen. erchitects.......
New-York tribune., 1903-03-19

naos ,ax4sxSa vacant; 70, Lee hnsssssss ,f0Sx ~
SSss: SiSo ErooE-ave aud fIls.-st cot: r. "a 500
a. sSmusI 6odsncr: izeo Trss-sxs sssrs foreclosure
"a "a fiTm Rinalao at osorEa Adam ~ dvs On
GisISo ~ sosts Sl6e lS etc, $3.50 "a 'O
Suo9H &c no. 70 s Williams for S22.S1s
New-York tribune., 1903-03-19

YOUNG MAN "a. desires weekly position;
honest willing and obliging: best Of re-
erence. FRANK REIDER. 1.494 2d-ave-
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nrst name being that OF the debtor:
Alder. Frederick T, Harry C Groen-G
Alderman Charles CO Hswes. ................. 2IS2
Birkett, Clarence T-CoumbiR Bank 152
BrotherL AoTam-H Krakower. S24
Dsniela' Henry L-Corn Exchange Bank. 4l9
Degnon. John FL Decker 267O
Fitzgerald. Lester C-J Interoso .............. 25s
Frank HerTnan-Segel-Cooper Company. $50
Calvin. John w Stoth. president. 91e
Hughes, ThereGa-S II Rosenblatt.
HOFFMAN, Mayer, and Samuel Ruth-G Colon. l5s
Hart. Henry B. and Thomas McNamara-W r
WILCOX ComrulSsioner. costs 12l
Herbert, George VIC HalIock. 2ST
Hams, Frederick-M Jacobs be.................... 623
Harrington. Edwin DJ Sherer. u 657
Jordan Joseph VA Pisani and another. All
Klopper, Louis H-P Henderson another 2O<
Mshn, Henry B-A P Perkins Observation-Disclosures. 17e5
Aoonelis, Abrahau1-L Rothschild. 471
Morrison: Edward-Masons Supply Company 127
Metropolitan Railway CompAny-A Cinini.. 423
Seme-T Mcfarland. 1859
O'Sullvan. Mary Ewald and another. 1892
Paine, William IL Beumann and another..--- 1895
Phillips Co-Judge Company. eco
Rosenbaurn Max-C Brickelmsier and another l72
Roberts. Cathertne-E BereRger and another..- 2s7
Rae. Albert FIJI Mock and another.
Snow. Joseph IA L Olsen. Observation-Disclosures. $40
Sawyer. Alfredo FaAhrmann Observation-Disclosures CAT
The Ledger Publishing compeny-Metropolitan
Thienea Rudolf F-A Gutierrez Compauy......... 2i4
Thompson, George E-G Daiksr. 357
The Manhattan Railway Company and the Metro
poltan Elevated Railway Company-B Geraghty i,S0s
The Stewart Butter Company Qncl-W L Stout
Union Railway Company Of Nev-York cty-K L
Won Besser otto-A Plant ana another......... 21I
Won Gaertner Louis Al 4 James. ITO
Wlodaver. HYrnan S-Uuion CARD and Paper Com
wennemer Frsnt-G J SchnstE and cnothsr,... Goa
Waterbury Jonathan and Nelson BIB Mlck..... 613
New-York tribune., 1903-03-19
PURCHASE AND ExCHAHGR.

OLD watches WANTED.
ALSO DIAMONDS. old gold. 3sWsIFy, etc
Cash paid or re will take them In exchange
for new goods WATCHES AND JEW
ELRY REPAIRED In our factory on th0
prSmleeS- Hours 8 q n. 70 8 ?. m.
CHARLES A. KEENE. $50 Broadway,
n Y. CITY
New-York tribune., 1903-03-19
LOANS.

ABSOLUTE PRIVACY: sEsi9R' 1s;ioR'
Hberel 1reetnaat 20 salaF1sd people. E,aia.
q n % q. n
New-York tribune., 1903-03-19

YOUNG MAN. 25 i've wears experience.
as confidential clerk: first class reference.
G. D. Box S. Tribune once.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-19
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS wASrEn.
Male.

GARDEN sR--CIentIernsr desires ,o,a
place for his working gardener and s5rs
man: German. married. Two Children com
petent In al branches. glass and Opsr
ground landscape work. and grivafe lam
lnEs good mushroom ZrIEpF- strictly srbsr
and reliable vile first class cO.Ik and hut
ter maker. Address WOLF. Z23 ist-avs
New-York tribune., 1903-03-19

COACHMAN.-By married man. no chill
dren; thoroughly understands the care OF
fine horses. carriages. &c: sober good
driver; best OF references; country pre-
ferred. w R. c.. Tribune once.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-19
PAWNBROkERs' SALES.

March 20-Men's and women's clothing
etc. E: Glaser. 50 Catharine-st ,.
etc, pledged previous to March 12, 1902. D.
Snberstein's Sons. 10 6th-ave-; Silberste1n
March 2s-ciothing. ETC.. J. Blumenthsl.
405 9th-ave.. A. SelinEer. 634 2d-aVe:
March 24-Jewelry. etc, pledged to March
March 25-Jewelry, watches, dtarnondA
etc: Il. s. Isaacs, 2.4ss sth-ave.
1. L FIRUsKI. Auctioneer. 10 sOwery.
March 1a-By NJ Hammerschlag. & Co.
129 Park Row. di1mondsS; Ea6ehea. jeWelry'
March 2o-By e. Altar . Son. sue, VIM.
Alter. 800 3d-ave.. diamonds. watches,
5eEelry. all pledges prior March @ TO- s Iso2 S,n
ave. diamonds. watches. jeweiry. all pledges
prior March y. 1902, all older dates; .,
piedees prior March "a 1852 al oIdei dates
March 2+By n Bruckheiner. 1S1 E
IoSth-st-, clothing. etc. pledged prior March
March 25-By J. ]. Friel. 1.47S-75
Broadway, 9S7 Myrtie-ave.. Brooklyn. dia-
monds. watches. tewelry. all pledges prior
March 2e~By VIM. Simpson. 81 Park
Row. diamonds. watches 1ewelry. all
e,160 and all goods reserved from previous
March 2s-By P. KaImus. 4os canai-st.,
clothing. etc, pledged prior March 49, '02
CENTRAL AUCTION CO., NJ. sheehan.
ssuctioneer. 1872 and l54 Canal1st ad
clothing to March 10. 1902.
March 2o-Ey 2. Berger, 4eo 6:h-aye,.
etc, pledged to March 10. 1902,
March 20--By N. Lavery. 594 ath-ave
clothing to March 10. 1902,
ave. diamonds. 1ewelry. etc. pledged to
No. II, 800. and old dates.
March 23-By H. McAleenan, 1S8 sth-
March 24-By R. Simpson Co.., 143
West 42d-St-.. diamonds. jewelry, silver
ware. etc. pledged to Dec. /. 1901. No.
18, 900 to 22.ooO. and goods held over.
March N-By Barney's Loan Offics. LS53
March 25-By S. Leichtentritt, 657 ID
ave. clothing to March Is, 1902.
March 26-By P FTeel, 100 Grand~3t-
and 927 Broadway, diamonds, Jewelry, etc.
pledged to March IS, 1902.
March 26-By Chas, Weaver 726 10th
ave. clothing to March 10. 1902
ELI soBEIA Auct.. ss Bowery. sells 10
a. M; all goods pledged to March 15 1902.
silverware. odds and ends. etc. NJ Roth
man. 443 Canal-et
March 2o-Jewelry and clothing, dresses,
shoes. etc: A: Cypress. 8ss Bowery.
Isaacs Bros. 4el 2d-ave. and ]. a.
Weaver, 5I2 West E7th-st
March 24-Cothing. dresses, etc, S.
Wronker. 1857 lst-ave.. and 2. Morris. 735
March 25-Jewelry watches and dia-
nonds. odds and ends. etc. 1. Alkus, e22
9th-ave.
ANDERSON & MINTZ. Aucts., "a Bowery.
March ply Bel Prayer, 654 pth-ave.,
NH ,fo
New-York tribune., 1903-03-19

ANDERSON & MINT. Aucts., "a Bovery.
March 2-By Bel Prayer, 654 Qth-ave
and l. NJ. Cohn, 629 6th-ave., ciothing
plr6red to March l. 1907
New-York tribune., 1903-03-19

DRESAAKING In all branches; rsssoa-
ehlA prices: home OF cut M1EE z z
HAvATY. Se East StsA-st-. near Nadssoo-
eve
New-York tribune., 1903-03-19
billiard AND POOL rAnLEa.

4AHUFAC1uREEs q bilIiaFa and DcoR
S9oles; etGd G1aGo hoWiieg alleS buisAaFB:
e9sss pstssA MARX BIOS q Uaie8
New-York tribune., 1903-03-19
FoR SALE.
CAST OFF CLOTHING.

FAY highest psiees for gensIonsa's Aaa
elecAroed clothing; eea6 word I'u eaM
JA9oS C0EEGs - Eott-eG
New-York tribune., 1903-03-19
5000
10000
1000
e M
$1,000
10000
JUDGM ENTs.

The following judgments were nIed yesterday, the
drst name being that Of the debtor:
New-York tribune., 1903-03-19
Real Estate Wanted.
AACHSEERY,

AT REDUCED PRICES 800 sscnad hand
wood and iron working machines; fully
guaranteed: machinery bought and az
changed. GEO. g. EDDY. SeS AsIISon-St
ELECTRIC ELEVATORS
for sale, new and second hand and other
makes slightly used. reasonably installed
Electric and steam pumpA Supplies and
repairs for all makes Of elevators. J. p
MtTLHOLLAND. Is2 Csntro-st
New-York tribune., 1903-03-19
Lest AND FOUND.

RANRRoOK NO Ss7 OSS Of the Union
Dime SavsnRz Institution IS missing. Any
r,erzoa haytEE . claim 70 IL is hereby called
rpon to present the same within ten DAYS
O. submit TO having said pasabook cancelled
GEd g new oss Issued
R6NKBOoK NO. 22S. ISL OF the Union
Dime Savings Institution is ntssing- ANY
Tersox. having q claim TO st u hereby called
T,r.o.1 20 present the same within ten days
slF submit 20 having said pes16o0k cancelled
and a TSE one te8ued-
IDsT.-Any person holding O. laying claim
20 oxnkbooE No e. .923 Of the United
states Savings Bank Is nottne6 % 2eeasnt
Il at the bank. - q reW book u 0nout 70
ha issued.
LAST OR sTOLEN.-Fassbook No. S5.OS4
Of tbs Excelsior Savings Bank. - West
86-E New-York- All persons sFe eau
ftone6 against Purchasing or negotiating
the saxce: 6nd any person having claim
A. ~ oaSshoef : hereby called upoa -
S.SseEf tie sane 70 the bank On cR 6eeoPo
- Iefh dsy Ct MAreh. 1eoS. o. Su6Gsit -
haSfnr he pasSbook declared cancelled and
exfSnSmehed and nsW book ssSu$d In uSu
&hE0c&
AUvEKF-SE1EENTs EnA suesEp<toGs e1R
Gce Ne S,sSl BFcodVey. bStOoA1 SstA ana
tn sta vnefi D O'Clock p n Aeesrtase-
AEas6 FoesfJed at ths following branch Of
nasa e PaeSlaR eE8cs Is1ss until o'ciOck
- -. VA&s - &raeA-s~a-s q . go. 1s4-SG;
New-York tribune., 1903-03-19
DREssMAKING.

CHES1EA1EE - Experienced (cclor00; I;
sewing By 4Ay ar weak or laAYa maid
and sewing: references. SADIE MOSS. rs
West 6S6-st
New-York tribune., 1903-03-19
OFFICE FURNITUE.
LAWYERS.

S1A d ENGE14 reliable l8WY0Ps. 9oo
6FoaoUay, NS~-YSgk: encaSAnte. dornoS~
ae ottcuiHes quickly e6tuste6: coosulta-
0oS ffae.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-19

ELEGANTLY furnished rooms, single or en-
suite for married couple or gentlemen IN
Arst class apartment: location strictly prt.
vate; conveniences central SMITH, IS
West 63d-st-
New-York tribune., 1903-03-19

II WEST 55THST.-Handsome second
noor suite, or single; lavatorieS. dress
snK rooms, bay windows, private extension
bathroor1: breakfast optional; Christian
family; first class; references
New-York tribune., 1903-03-19

ELEGANTLY furnished front parloF and
bedroom: also small room IN strictly prl-
vate house; would give board 70 select
party. al West 57th-st
New-York tribune., 1903-03-19

COUPLE living alone will rent to physi-
clan parlor door, reception room. private
bath. valet, electricity. select netghhorhood;
telephone S836-S8th: SO East b6th-SC
New-York tribune., 1903-03-19

So EAST sSth.-coupis living alone viii
rent few rooms to gentlemen only: valet.
electricity private baths: breakfast option
al; select. telephone 3936-3Sth-
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1903-11-20

Thou shalt die" the priest said to the
= King
Thou shalt vanish like the leaves OF
HurluE
Ike the dust OF any common thing
one day thou upon the Winds hhnu
NAY not ao" tho King said. II shall
While thc great sun in the sky makes
Jays
Heaven and earth. when / DO. pass away,
In my tomb I walt an an things co.
Then the King died. And with myrrh
Washed With palm wlno swathcd in linen
hard
Rolled "a naphtha gum. and under
guard
OF 30 sieadfast tomb they laid tho
King
Century bed to century; sun he lay
en2i1 as whom they lld bin nrst away
ooul the priest had nothing more TO
lie. & ,ocmed the King. know every
thing
one dav Armies with the tramp Of doom
WcIihfrw inn huro blocks OF tho tomb.
eNaimiuE HunhcnmH searched lta cham
horod gloom.
Bcdouiua camped about the sandblown
spot
hitlo Arabs answering to their name.
with broken mummy fed the namo;
A.en q Wind among the ashes came,
Blew them lighuy-and tho King was
Harriet Prescott sponord.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1903-11-20

An ordinary slate. such as children
Wrlto on, is shown to the audienco: TO
prove that nothing is written upon II,
both sides are rubbed with n wet
sponge. A chair rs brought TO tho
foreground. the seat or which Ia cover.
"a with black cloth. Then tho per.
former asks any girl in the audience be
kind enough TO give her FIRST name
and offers TO let tho slate guess the
date OF her birth After tho name
ls giyon. the performer places tho slate
on tho chair, and lays a piece OF chalk
upon Il, After making n few motions
over the slate 20 indicate that the
writing Is going on, the performer
Inns up the slate and behold One
side OF the slate shows tho correct
name and date Of birth.
This seems TO be trick hard TO OK
plain, but nevertheless Il Is n very sim.
pie one. Take plain slate. on one
side Of which tho name and the date
Is previously written. A friend OF the
performer Is instructed TO call tho
ntme so quickly that no one else can
ga ahead OF him. All that Is left to
dois to secrote tho name and date on
th slate untli Il ia time for II to up
pear. To do this you win have 20 got
apiece OF cardboard. fitting exactly
oAr the black part of the slate. both
so Of which are covered smoothly
- black slate paper. Sheet b Is
iald ovor tho side of the slate with tho
writing on Il Ia. Place me slate with
the sheet over It face down on tho
chair. Whom you are going to show
the secret writing 20 the audience, lift
the slate In such a way that the sheet
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1903-11-20
Hospltslltv Limited.

The Arson Phelps Stokeses have n
very large and imposing place in Bork-
shire hills. and their hospitality Is
famous. The following incident. how
ever shows that even the capacity OF
that hospltable house was limited.
Some time ago the son Of the fam.
lily was at Yale. Il was early in Octo-
Der the time when tho Berkshire ro-
glon is az its best Young Stokes
thought he would take a half dozen or
so Of his classmates up with him on
Friday and keep them over Sunday.
so as TO make sure that everything
would be In readiness, no sent tolo-
gram ahead, which read:
Il am going TO bring a party OF go
men up TO stay over Sunday"
This was the reply he got from one
OF the members Of the family:
"Can accommodate twenty-five or
thirty. but not room enough for nino.
ty-six."
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1903-11-20
ARTISTS AMp rHgIR MODELS.

Eminent Knights Of the Pencil Make
Confessions.
The late Phil May OF Punch, OF
whose drawings whistler said. BLACK
and white IS summed up In two words
Phil May" visited this country dur
ing the Worlds Fair at Chicago. In
Now York he fell In with Frank Yer
beck. whose Illustrations chiefly depict
bears and other animals. They first
sworo an eternal friendship aud then
proceeded to pass an agreeable night
Rather late May leaned over the table
and said:
''Verby, your bears are 80 charming
by the way. how many bears have
you probably drawn in your timer"
About three thousand" returned
vorbock proudly.
"They are so charming that sup
pose you must have gone out In the
woods and made many studies. from
tho life"
phil" replied tho other, 81 have
always lived In town. ! never saw n
live bear in my life But your delight
full street children, now; you've
studied them at first hand, I'm sure"
'Verby." answered May solemnly, Il
never saw street child. | always
travel in n sedan chair, and with the
curtains drawn. All my family arc
Dukes. except the ladies'. who arc
more like what you might call
Duohesses. Philadelphia Post
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1903-11-20
ro Lon corka VertIeaIIy.

A wash basin or a bath tub and
seven corks are all tho apparatus need
ed for this experiment. and Il will, l
hope. bo none tho loss interesting IN
account OF rs simplicity
The problem Is. then, how to cause
these corRs TO float vertically.
Everybody knows that an ordinary
cork. being considerably longer than
II is broad Is forced 10 float, when put
In water, upon It's long side. How
can we make II float upon lts hoad2
Place one OF the corks on end on
the table, surround q with the other
Elk. all upon end; take these seven
corks compactly In one hand and
plunge them completely.
Remove your hand and let them take
their own position in the water,
Tho water that has penetrated tho
corks will cause thom 10 cling To-
gether. because their united width IL
greater than their angth.
This effect Of carNlary cohesion
amuslngly demonstrates that I'm
union there Is strength"
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1903-11-20

Prof. Francis b. Gummere, bead Of
the English department OF Haverford
College. usually combines a good story
with the exposition OF a literary fact.
on recent occasion he said that the
Irish literature was entirely lacking
In proverbs and wise sayings, al.
though n sharper witted people did not
exist This fact was illustrated by
the story Of the old woman who was
selling roses near Lake Killarney for a
penny apiece.
An English traveller thought the
price rldlculousiy small. so he said.
Nah deah madam. donohorlgnow II
you had those ross7 IN Covept Gar
den you could get a shilling a pieceg'
"Yos." retorted the Irish woman,
"and II had Lake Killarney IN Hades
could get a pound a gallon for IT,"
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1903-11-20

head was thrown back among inc
cushions OF the chair. and her hands
were clospcd above it She was watch
inr him with flushed checks and SHIN
ing eyes; the shawl had fallen away
from her shoulders. and among the
snowy laces al her breast something
cleaned bright and yellow. In al IN
slant he was By her side and had tax
en- % gently from its hiding place. The
cole IN hN4 face docpencd and her
eyes danced mischicvously. but she OF
fered no resistance. one glance at the
miniature sufnccd; the next moment
he was on his knees by her side, with
one arm thrown about her waist. while
tho other drow the bright head down
TIL their lips met
Forgive me. darling he whispered
But she only wound her white arms
around his neck. and laying his head
upon her shoulder let her eyes meet
his.