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TUBERCULOSIS IS CONTAGIOUS.
DR.. Bises, Bscteriotosist. Reports
to the Board OF Health.

AS the result OF long and scientific
study of the disease, Dr. Herman NJ.
Biggs. bacteriologist to the Health De-
partment, submitted to the Board OF
health this afternoon report on tu-
oerculosis, commonly known as con-
sumption, In which he declares that
there can be no doubt that the disease
Is contagious. and is not hereditary.
DR.. Biggs is a devoted scientist. 1t
was he who recently Identified diphtheria
ria and membranous Group as one and
the same disease. He is a careful schol-
ar. and has devoted four years. with
NE NE help OF his assistant. DR.. Parke, to
Drs. T. Mitchell Prudden and Henry p.
l.oomis. In 1889, In a report on the dis
ease. They pointed out that one-fourth
OF the human race died of consumption,
ana nearly one-half acquire the dis
ease at some time during their lives.
IL IS a germ disease. easily transmitted
IN roating dust particles in a room 'oc-
cupied by one .consumptive person. 1t
ana especially through the expectora-
ton of patients which. drying and des-
sicating, becomes house dust.
Or. Biggs in his report declares that
consumption is actually more dangerous
as contagious disease than smallpox,
diphtheria or ,typhus. for 1t Is more
prevalent and It's transmission is easier
besides being less easy to guard against
The expert recommends that physi-
clans should be compelled to report
cases Of tuberculosis as they now report
smallpox and other contagious cases,
and that the Board of E<vilth should
exercise similar jurisdiction over con-
sumptives. A special hospital for con-
sumptives Is recommended for aggra-
waited cases.
Tables on the mortality of consump-
tives in this city during late years were
exhibited by President Wilson, and the
Board will take the matter into con-
sideratiO
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ONE OR TWO STATESl
That Question Divides the Oklahoma
Statehood Convention.

KINGFISHER, o. T., Nov. 2e.-The
Oklahoma Statehood Convention opened
here yesterday. The main fight is over
the question of double or single State
hood. the Democrats holding to the latter
idea, while the Republicans favor maxi
ing Oklahoma alone State.
One delegate from each of the five civil
lied tribes is here. armed with a resolu-
ton empowering him to cast the votes
Of the entire delegation-350 in number.
II granted this right, the Indians will
have a majority and be able to carry
any proposition.
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C0RRECTS THE DICTIONARY.
An Omaha Proofresder Who viii
Not Be ConfutSd.

Nearly every printer who has come to
Omaha knows Father Time Guild. the
says writer in a newspaper
in that city.
He Is the greatest proofreader on earth.
His brain Is simply marvellous. Through
"long years OF experience and close oh
servatlon" he has accumulated fund of
knowledge tina. IS actually unnmited. II
is useless to argue with him.
When printers question his marking OF
proofs and show him Webster to sustain
their arguments, he takes grip on his
teeth. adjusts bis eyeglasses. Srlns and
IL that isn't a remarkable error to creep
into dictionary will correct IT,"
Then, with a pencil. he viii mark the
word as he Think II should be spelled
on the margin OF the book, hand the
disputed proof back to the dumfounded
and unhappy printer to correct, take an
other grip on his teeth and proceed to
cut up thine" copy. And yet some
people wonder why printers take to drink!
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DAILY sURRENDERs HIMSELF.
Ex-Koundsman Comes to Court and
Furnishes New Boree.

-Roundsman Matthew F. DAILY. who
is under conviction of assault upon the
mother of Mamie Hannah. and whose
case is to be carried to the Court Of
Appeals, gave himself into custody this
afternoon and furnished a new bond Of
5000.
Judge 1ngraham yesterday granted
stay of execution pending the appeal Of
his case. and stated that when DAILY was
actually in custody he would issue
certificate of reasonable doubt of the
Court Of Appeal affirming the ver-
dict of the lower courts.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1893-11-29
MUST CLOSE UP THE GAMBLERS.
Sheriff Barrett Says Law Mus. Rule
in Camden County.

CAMDEN, y. j., Nov. 29.-AIayor
jackson of Gloucester City, called on
Sheriff barrett of Camden County, this
morning 10 confer with him in refer.
ence to the letter which the Sheriff wrote
Mayor jackson. In 1t he said that II
Jackson did not close the gambling
places in Gloucester and stop Sunday
violations Of the law there. the Sheriff
would take the matter in hand and
close I'D all those places. The Sheriff
wrote that he would not wait any longer
than Friday for the Mayor to take ac-
tior
Mayor Jackson during his interview
with the Sheriff this morning tried to
explain why the gambling places had
not been closed and promised to close
them up without further delay.
Sheriff Barrett told Mayor Jackson
mat he meant Just what he had written
in his letter. and that he would not wait
any longer than Friday for the Mayor
act
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FINDS LING INCOMPETENT.
Jury Decides for Aronson in a Suit
for Damages.

Marie Tempest the actress, was a wit
ness before Justice Andrews, in the Su-
preme Court, to-day in the suit brought
by Richie Ling, tenor singer, against
Rudolph Aronson, for a breach OF con-
tract.
Miss Tempest. who appeared on the
stage with Ling. testified that it was not
true that Ling was incompetent, as
alleged by Aronson, but that he took his
part well.
The case was submitted to the jury.
which returned verdict in favor of the
defendant.
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HIS FATAL JOURNEY.
Henry Bailey Killed While Stealing
a Ride.

NEWARK, Nov. 29,-Henry Bailey,
aged th!rty-hvc. of Lowell, Mass. while
stealing a ride on Pennsylvania train,
was instantly killed late last night at
Waverly. He was In company with Ed
ward Butler, also from Lowell. Mass.
The two men ON being discovered by
trainhand jumped OF the moving
bound track and was killed by another
tr lin. Butler. who escaped unhurt, says
that he and Bailey We're OH their way to
New York to look for work.
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OUTGOING sTEAMERS
SAILED TO-DAY,

Paris Southampton.
Germanic. Liverpool.
Ehynlani, Antwerp.
tity Gt Para tulGn.
Saratoga, Havana,
Etona MonteyldCo
Miranda. Honduras
Algonquin. Charleston.
Colorado. Galveston.
New York New Orleans.
Nacoochee. Savannah.
TO SAIL TOMORROW.
Mails close Vessels sau
Columbia, Southampton. ...,.,S 30 AN 10. 30 A VI
Mexico. Havana, ,............ 800 NJ
Gasgow......,..,.
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REPUBLICANS GET PROVIDENCE.
Plurality Elections Amendment AL.
most Unanimously Approved.
Ry Associated Press. }

Fly Associated Press.)
PROVIDENCE, r. l., Nov. 29.-The
election here was great victory for the
Republicans. They elected their candi-
date Tor Mayor Col Frank f. Olney. by
majority of 800, and secured control OF
both branches of the City Council.
The amendment to the constitution,
providing for plurality instead of major
lty elections, was adopted by a prac-
ticaily unanimous vote.
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Tennessee Ex. state omclaIs sues.
by Associated Prs.l

NASHVILLE, Tenn, Nov. GA bill was died
IN the CsAncery Court here by the State against
sx-Gov. john =. Buchanan. ey-Treasurer House
and his securities, and eN.Comptroller Allen and
his Fecurities to recover IS, 900, This is the
amount which It is claimed one Wolf. OF New
York. he'd agreed 10 pay as an option on certain
State bonis. which he refused TO take. The suit
Is also for about IS, 900 claimed to be Illegally
paid out as interest ~ the sI'cemptrOllG ana
Sx-TreaIurer.
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ARRIVED.

ARRIVED.
steamer Majestic Liverpool Nov. 80. Queens.
own %.
steamer D!dam. Rotterdam Nov H.
steamer California. Trieste Oct, IS.
Steamer Roblnia. Girgenti Oct. 6,
BARK 4. W. Stctson, Havana II days.
Bark Agostino Rombo. Smyrna IS days.
Steamer City of Washington. Vera Cruz Nov. l3.
Steamer Mameluke. Kraksshan Sept. 8.
ship Stephan. bremen ftty-nine days.
ship Elise .l.ondon forty Eht days.
Ship Silberhorn, ST. Nazatre tween-two days
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Thanksgiving at Baldwin,.

Baldwns. l.. J., is TO celebrate Thanksgiving
by a rally at the Methodist Church. The ad-
dresses will be by the newly elected School Com.
m ssioner, DIR. J. s. Cooley, OF Glen Cove and |
Rev. Dr. W. II Lawrence. Of the Forsyth Street |
NJ. T.. Church. OF this eity.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1893-11-29

Ship Elise Loses Sails and SrGrs.
Tho German ship Elise. which arrived here
from London to-day, reports that on Nov. 2?
while on the Grand Banks. abe VAS forced to
heave to for several hours by a northeast gale
and that eight days later she lost her main
LOB and maintopEallant mastA, several sails and
vns damGEed about the deckA In . hurricane en-
'nunteTed In the Gulf stream. Most OF the sail
inR ahips and steamers that arrived In this port
'tS-daE repoEt bad weather at sea.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1893-11-29

iIrom l.ittl
Mr.. Pry-Nou must have had some
peculiar experiences in your army prac.
tice. Or. Lancet?
DIR. l.anCet-Nery | have noticed. 70,
example, that some of the patients who
did the least fighting during the wal
have done the most bleeding since.
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Rectify'ng an Error.

from uarper's Ba2arJ
You daughters of Eve began the
Major.
sir" said Miss Antique. Indignantly.
II should have said granddaughters OF
Eve" said the Major CALAMITY.
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Republicans Carry Dover. N. H.
(By Associated Prcss)

DOVER. n. H., Nov. 2s.-Mayor Foss Repub-
lean. was reelected yesterday by gain OF 1872
over his majority last year The City Council In
both branches is also oyerN helmingly Republican.
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That WIS Az.

"Why do YOU carry gun?" said wish
tor at the pcnitentiary to one OF the
guards.
ITO keep the prisoners from taking
liberties, ma am" was the reply.
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FOREIGN FORTS.
TBy Cable !
SIGHTED.

SIGHTED.
GIRR ALTAR NoY. 29-Passed steamer Fried
rich Wilhelm from Naples for New York.
LIZARD Sov ?9.-Passed. steamer New York.
New York for southampton.
KINSALE. Nov. 29.-PASsed, steamer TIurIc
New York for Liverpool
ARRIVED.
BOULoGNE Nov. es.-ArTiysd steamer yeNa-
dam, from New York for Rotterdam.
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Mining Stocks

The following are the closing Quotation, OF
mining stocks at the Consolidated Exchange
to- day:
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INCOMING sTEAMERA
DUE TO-DAY.

California, Gibraltar Nov u.
Didam. Rotterdam Nov. II
Furnessia, Glasgow Nov Is
Europe, London Nov is.
Panama. bordeaux Nov. u
Majestic. Liverpool NOV. -.
Spree Bremen Nov. 20
City OF Washington, Havana Nov, IS
DUE TOMORROW.
Italia, StC;tin Nov. -.
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The Talk Of tho Town
Ia the display OF Furniture for Holiday Gifts at
FLISr's, West 18th 81. -
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SHIPPING NEWS.
ALMANAC FOR TO-DAY.
Low WATER TO-DAY.
FORT OF NEW YORK.

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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1893-12-12
OUR LITERARY COLUMN
Silence and Love.

They two untried together met,
When the world was young,
There was not wan wild weather yet,
Nor word of tongue;
Naught to remember or forget.
And Dawn's first censor swung.
But love. in language without name.
Spoke: "That reach
Far lands and near, of frost and flame
/ pray you teach
One thing to me, who straightway came
From pain and joy-Their speech!''
Then silence, looking far away
Across that land
Dimmed by the dew of its first day.
An untrod strand
Upon her lips g. finger lay,
And smiling. took Loves hand.
Virginia Woodward Cloud.
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BRIGHAM CITY IN ARMS.
INDIGNATION OVER THE INCREASE
IN INSURANCE RATES.
a Court House Proposed for sanpete
County - SIanti Preparing for
FIoods-General Items.

The people of Bingham city seem to
H4 thoroughly in earnest in their protest
against the increase il fire insurance
rates, and in their movement to estab-
lish a home mutual company. Com
nlenting on the matter the Burglar says:
The fact is. the grasping monopoly
has not taken any notice whatever
of our improved facilities for fighting
fires. That is heaping insult upon in
justice. Considering this, why should
we. only to the extent of protecting
home interests, put one or two thous-
and dollars into fire paraphernalia and
why should our sturdy volunteers
train so ZealouSly to save money for
these palpably ungrateful gentlemen
robbers? Remember. every time our
volunteers save a building insured for
5000. that is the same as putting S5,-
600 into the pockets of the ungrateful
insurance men.
We heard one insurance agent re-
mark last week: THE rates are so high
1 am ashamed to ask a man tt, in
sure"
Some claim additional exposures
have raised the rates. In afew in
stances such may be the case, but not
in the majority. Then, anyway, should
not the water works. fire department
and electric lights have a counteract-
snubbed: they are too insignificant for
consideration Of these men of gold
hned-pockets fame; they want to
squeeze more money out of the people
of Bingham city; therefore they in
crease our insurance nearly $1,000 a
year.
Every WEAR the people of Brigham
city pay in hard cash probably $4,000
to $4,000 into the pockets OF these I'M
grateful insurance companies. The
city does not average a $500 fire a year.
Keenly feeling the insult and injus-
tice done them by the insurance COM
bine. the bushes men of this city are
now talking strongly of organizing a
home mutual company, and, as far as
possible, let the ingrates severely
alone.
We have spoken to nearly all of our
bushes men during the past few days
and without one exception they earti-
" endorse this movement 1t would re-
suit in keeping something like s., O0O
cash in the town every year. AT the
present outrageous rates. we cannot
insure is a common cry
The people are indignant and their
Indignation is righteous. Injustice
administered with a kick may kill. but
Vt can neither silence nor convince
true Americans
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script is by s'Du Maurier," and said to
be something remarkable.

script is by ''Du Maurier," and said to
be something remarkable.
The Pail MALI Gazette is right in
line with the American magazines. It's
Christmas edition is handsomely COW
cred and full of good literature.
Scribners will publish George Mere
dith's latest effort. 1.-THE Amazing Mar
riage,' some time during the coming
year. 1t will be a serial in the maga-
zine.
Jerome K. Jerome. we'll known as a
successful author is about to start d
weekly magazine in addition to the
fishes.
Marion Crawford has named the he
roine of his latest book Marion 1t
is generally accepted that the name as
pronounced is adaptable to either SEX
but distinguished by the spelling.
When used as girls name it is spell
ed Marian"
The third edition Of Madam Grands
great success, The Heavenly Twins,
published in a three-volune edition, is
coming out in London. This is said to
be a rare circumstance in England,
and shows what q notable production
the novel must be-
Think of an order from one news
company for 100 tons of one certain
magazine The Commercial Gazette
commenting on this order, says: 1t is
almost an event in the history of the
world and certainly an event in period
icaI literature. A like order has never
before been made, and if past ratios be
maintained it means considerably more
than half a million circulation for the
magazine" ''PORTHEUS'
Amid the many Christmas books no
tod nf hoc tlr1c
far appeared. The public has evidently
been satisfied with Dore's drawings for
1.-The Raven and the artists have
lacked enthusiasm or fitness for the
task 1t is time that an effort was
made to illustrate this most unique
and imaginative of American poets.
Mr. Vedder's vein is sufficiently weird
for him to attempt it, but if he Will
not, then Reps in France, Khnopff in
Belgium, or Ricketts, in England, could
produce a good accompaniment to the
poems.
Mrs. Stannard, who is best known by
her nom de plume of John Strange
Winter" has ventured upon an entire
ly new field of literature in "The Soul
of the Bishop" which is issued by J.
Selwin TAFT & Sons, of New York. This
book is in marked contrast with
J "Bootles' Baby" which established the
authors reputation, but that it bids
fair to receive as hearty a welcome
may be assumed from the fact that the
first edition was exhausted on date of
publication. 1.-THE Soul of the Bishop
| is in somewhat the same vein as
Robert Elsmere'' and John Ward,
Preacher" but, like the authors por-
trait in the frontispiece, it has a
strength and individuality peculiarly
Its own.
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