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New-York tribune., 1896-11-18
CU1TRN4N H1NNi ~ CANTON.
HE TAKES IrNCIIEON WITH THE PRESi-
DENT ELECT TIE VISIT TO CLENE-
LAND POSTPONED.

can,or Ohio Nov. 11-Chairman NJ. a.
Hanna and a party Of friends came DOWN from
Cleveland shortly after O'Clock this afternoon.
Major Mckinley went TO the Valley station 10
meet his visitors and they were driven directly
,o the Market st. home. Besides Mi hanna
tbero were in the party General W. NJ Osborne,
7 Y Huston Of Connorsville. Ind who was
1-n,.cd states Treasurer under President Har-
,ieon. Charles Hedges of Galveston, Tex. Tams
Rixby of St Paul chairman Minnesota state
Executive Committee: f.. V. Smallcy ST fau''
and Edward H. X. Green, Terrell. Tex. chair
man Of the Republican state Committee.
.s,.r . hrief period devoted to the exchange
~ CONGRATULATIONS the visitors took luncheon
with Major and Mrs Mckinney. CHAIRMAN
Hanna and the President elect then retired to
,ho latter's private Office. where they renamed
in consultation unt!l O'Clock. The party, with
tho execution Of General osborne. returned to
Cleveland at 80 O'Clock. General Osborne VIII
remain in Canton for few days.
Major NcKinle,'s proposed visit 10 Cleveiahh
b,s again been postponed. ard II is announced
that ho will rot leave Canton for another week
.. ,o,ot The President elect is enjoying com
,ara,jve rest at home. and Mrs. Mckinney :
health IS rapidly improving. So long az THESE
conditions exist it is probable that Major NC
t1,r,ev will not be found anxious for change
Major McKinley's mail continues 10 he oi
enormous size The first two deliveries tn'9
morning brought over eight hundred ie''rr7
While his secretaries were buSy "P,ilis ""
great mass Of correspondence the PRESIDENT
o,ac. and Mrs Mckinley accompanied by Mrs
II O Heistand. went for snort driVe i'll '"c
upper portion Of the city.
New-York tribune., 1896-11-18
THE BANCROFT STILL AT SMYRNA
ADMIRAL. Si,IFRIDGE TRANSFERS HIS FLAG TO
TIE SAN FRANCIsCO-HIs SHIPS MAY BE
AEOT'T To Cruise

Washington. Nov. 17.-Admiral Selfridee cabed 10
the Navy Department to-day from smyrna that ne
had transferred his flag from the Minneapolis to the
San Francisco. Both vessels nave Admirals quar-
ters. and it il left Admiral Sefridge's discretion
which one ne There is said TO be no sign hcance
in the transfer bu; there IS considerable speculation
among officers regarding the long stay Of the Medi-
terranean squadron in one port especially in view
of the fac that az the ships were kept moving from
por TO port continually during the last year. For
over month ,he four saips under the AdmiialS
command have SWUNG IDLY at anchor N smyrna
ilarbor The Minneapolis has been there since ocio-
bcr and the San Francisco and the CINCINNATI since
October H. The Bancroft arrived there the following
day. October L. This inactivity on the part OF me
Bancroft wlich WAS hurrledy prepared Tor duty
at Cons aninOpe ami sent t. ON ten days notice
last August. is not explained. Perhaps the transfer
OF The Admira's flag may mean ihat MS shipS are al
last about cruise.
New-York tribune., 1896-11-18
RRytN TO WRITE 4 BOOK.
IT WILL DEAF. WITH THE SILVER o'ESrioN' oF
cor.ESr-OFF FOR HUNTING Tiif.

rr WILL DEAL WITH THE SILVER QUESTION OF
cOr-ESi:-OFF FOR HUNTING Ti'if.
r,ncoln Mob NOV. l,.-Wiam j. Bryan Is pre-
,,r,, ., r,ubsh = book about IN" first or next year.
,,,t.h ,..iu cmholv an exhaustive treatment OF the
n,.r question and himeal.ism. emphasizing it' m
,,,,n,. os an issue in 1900 Mr. Bryan has author
,,.d his pubi,-hcrs tn announce that one-hif ~"
v,lcs received from ihc sale of the book viii be de-
votol to advancing IN" cius" OF bim"taliism during
rho next four v.ars The work VIII also embrace
NJ prv,u's views rs the recent campaign ana
,,,c,i,, and his biography written by Mrs. Bryan,
,orethor with special contributions from dis'in-
,,fshaI roliflcal leaders. description OK MI
ur,,n,s r,mraien tours will I've another feature OF
the public,tion
s,r,pchcld No. Nov l7.-WilIam J. Bryan. OF LIN
.o,r x.h Governor Stone. Of Missouri: Chairman
root NJ the STAT. Democratic Committee Colonel
~ =. W.,morc Of St Louis. and several other
rnnf :, ihn Metropolitan Hotel. where at o'clock
t"nd seranade was rendered. Three thousand people
,'i.i ,he str,ets Mr.. Rryan made ten minute
p e,ch rom the balcony. He exhorted all TO con-
,i,ne 80 work for free silver. 80 -,
'..vvhsra m. issue most discussed. ne SAID
..,h sver vote was heaviest. and II the battle Is
~. ~ silve- VII be victorious in 1870 BY that time
those unconvinced D! "'s"'" wiz " -
The marty started at o'clock for Chadwick thirty
80, - so,,th OF here. and will then 60 ten miles
into ,he woods OF Taney County where Coone' et ha
moo has a hunting preserve. Tney expect 10 De
away about one week.
New-York tribune., 1896-11-18
RACE WAR ~ KENTUCKY.
NEGROES ASSAULTED WITH BvCKsHoT BY
MOB OF FIFTY WHITES

paducah Ky Nov. 11-Four negroes were serl-
ousIv wounded and i've others sprlnkled with buck
shot last night by 1 mob of white men a' Altoona.
fifteen miles from here. on the Tennessee River.
Fifteen negroes were engaged in cutting timber for
tho Standard oil company. They had been or
dered away. being told that no negro was aHo"e'
20 work there John Keaber. the foreman, decided
,h.re was no danger OF violence. and the negroes
were sitting around old smokehouse when Il
mob OF nfty men swooped down upon them and be-
gan firing Some OF the negroes ran into IN" woods
and other sought refuge in the house with the fore
man The mob then started TO burn the house. hut
Tho foreman sued for peace. and the negroes got
tw.utv-dvn minutes i'm which To leave the county.
The seriously wounded are Smith. foreman,
Mitch clark John Bovd and Xena jenkins. they
we're brought 10 this city NO "ffort has been mad
% ,pnr.hend the mob Not a negro can De round
for mis- around Altoona to-day Several men have
h.cn killed bv mobs in this noghborhood before
New-York tribune., 1896-11-18
DR. ClPEN'S INSOLVENCY.
TIRE PRESIDENT OF TUFTS COLLEGE WAS
swAMPED By INDORSING NOTES.

THE PRESIDENT OF TUFTS COLLEGE WAS
sWAMPED By ENDORSING NOTES
Eoston Nov lin response TO inquiries. state
mont has been made by Attorney-General knowl-
tom assiguee of the estate OF T.. II Caren. prcsi-
don't OF Tufts College OF the whole amount o:
President Cnpeu's Indebtedness. sd2'2o M knowl-
ton saws 80; 500 Is secured OF the $500 unse-
cured 81 600 was for Endorsements for his brother.
rool copen OF Stoughton. and $lI.o~ was for in
dorsements for the Stoneham Gaslight Company.
leaving 81 42O private unsecured indebtedness. The
latter sum represents the only indebtedness for
which President 'apen has in any way received
n.rson,l benefit The Endorsements for :he Stone
ham Gaslight Company are largely renewals OF
notes outstanding when he WAS chosen president
OF the company and which wer" renewed by his
Endorsement The company was unsuccessful and
,h. burd,u OF the indebtedness fell on him.
In regard TO his indors' mcnts for Joel tapen. Il
was s,,pposrd n the time they were made that his
hrofher WAS solvent. Subsequently however. his
affairs became involved and President 'apen was
Ion to carry the Indebtedness.
As for the claim of the trustees or Tufts Col.
lcra MIR knowlton said that II was amply and
fuilv secured by Endorsements. and neither the col
logo nor the trustees would lose anything by Pre.-
dent Capen's failure
New-York tribune., 1896-11-18
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KILLED HIMSELF ~ 4 CHf RfH.
SUICIDE OF 4 MAN WHO WAS SUSPECTED or
CHEATING HIS EMPLOYER

Brockton Mass NOV 17.-Gcorge +. Taher. forc-
man Of tho solc-cathcr room In G'orc" +. k'iih's
shoe factory. killed himself this afternoon in 'h"
uppcr vcsiibule OF the South Congr' 'rationa Chnrc
bv shooting himself nehind The l'f' car With re-
vol,cr Mr. Taber WIS a prominent member OF th'
church and chairman ~ the Religious Work COM
r,,,toe - tho Y VI q He lcft tho factory about
% o'clock saving that ne was NOT feeling vel and
wen, Immediately 20 hariwar" store and pnf-
chased the revolver. Then D." stepped across ih"
street g. the church. asc'ndcd ~" stairs 10 in'
upper voriihuo and there committed the deed Ih"
rcpori was heard by George oldham. tn" Jnn''f
md Lie son " no were at work in ~" back rafi "i
the church MIR Tabor died almost irm'dia'e'
otter they found him.
Ttcrr vn- A rumor that Mr.. Tahcr had been car
rvinr fictitious on his pa'roll Tor = l"nS
time. and had been drawing pay Tor mem, .,"I '
T., c,,n r,..usad rcf,ffe i~fy ~" funiof 90
nigst but his brother. y. Carey Keith sad ma
there was some ruth IN 1t. and that The matter ""
being discussed In the factory when IN" news or
Mr. TaIers death was received.
New-York tribune., 1896-11-18
.DyVA,fJTE BOMB ~ ST. LOt is.

G, louis Nov 17-Detcctivc Kelly. Of tho Central
District this morning found a dynamite bomo zen
inches in circumference lying on the p..Se"eh' III
rlsrk-ave Immediately in front OF the Four Courts
pu,Idinu and within 100 feet OF Police Hcadquar-
ters The police inclined to believe that the
bomb was intended to shatter the building ana In
the confusion following the explosion 10 permit n
number Of prisoners confined In the cells IN the
hasement 10 escape. The city jail adjons the -Four
Courts Building and over thirty prisoners arrested
for murder confined therein. Inc agent OF a
nov-der company. whom the bomb was taken
ror examination declared that II was hlled WITH
sueicent dynamite TO cause great destruction mad
New-York tribune., 1896-11-18
WITH THE KNIGHTS or LABOR.

Rochester y. y Nov 1.-THE General Assembly
NJ the knights Of Labor to-day TOOK up tho report
~ the Committee Oh Appeals and Grievance The
case Of ox-congrcssman {. G. Conn., Editor ana
principal owner OF 'rhc Washington lln'" WIS
considered At length Mr.. Conn was charged with
LIN, malicious statements about the General
>ios,cr Workman and general secretary or me
order i'm his paper. lie suspended by the Ma
,Io~,I Executive Board several months ago, ana
from that sentence appealed 10 the EehcraI As
sembly. ,,,.o..,,o, Mr. 't,ou, WA
.xnc,Iod from the order and his paper placed upon
the list of unfair papers.
New-York tribune., 1896-11-18
AUSTRIA PERFECTLY SATISFIED.
E@T3T-TES WIZ HIN
THE DREIBtND IT is BELIEVED.

Vienna Nov. 1.-THE sem-oflcial newspapers
agree in expressing themselves satisfied with tho
explanations Of ;nc Eusso-Cerman treaty OF 1884
made BY Prince Won Hob, nlohe and Baron Marschal
Won Bebersien IN the German Rcichs;ag yesterday.
and believe tha; the declarations Of the German
Chancellor and Foreign Minister viii strengthen the
UreiDund
The "Neue Frele Presse" says: The statements
mace by Prince Won Hohenlohe and Baron Mar
scna Won Biebersiein Gispel all the dis;rust which
fei; after the revelations made by Prince Bis
Lsrck."
The Wiener Tageblatt' praises the directress and
cearness OF the decisra lions made by the German
Ministers The rev clatOns OF Prince Bismarck.
the paper adds %insead Of disturbing the relations
between Germany and Austria have been the means
OF efc,ing re ssurances OF peace
New-York tribune., 1896-11-18
CAPTAIN UiHiN RETIRED.
TIE NAVY DEPARTMENT AsToHlSfFp ny III"
nrorrsT TO LEAVE ACTIVE SERVICE


prOrrsT TO LEAVE ACTIVE SERVICE
Washington. Nov l7-Capan Alfred T. M'han
United States Nay placed on the rc''red Ia a
his own request to-day after forty year. a'iN" s"'
vice in accordance with lax. The ammo incom"n'
was received AZ the Navy Department vita a@onisa-
mcni as Captain Mahan would hav" been promoter
10 the rank Of commodore IN a few months and c'''h
then have retired with increased paw J. IS thought
that he must have been forced 20 act now by reason
81 his pressing literary engagements. as ne mas been
available for voluntary retirement since september ."
isqj having entered the Navy In IN" clas- oi lN"'
capain Mahan enjoys the distinction oi p'hE on
81 The most famous naval writers In the world ana
ne il even bctrr known abroad than IN TINS country
His book on the Influence OF Sea Power IN History
Is regarded a. a standard work py the great naN"'
Powers Of Europe The United states Naval war
college al Newport IA his creation and the rurlcu-
INN there was devised by him. lie was born ~ New
York and appointed from that state. lie frr1'l
hrouph The ,lv War with distinction. PM IN recent
Gears The necessities Of active command nave - IN
terrcrod with the work IN which n" siooi pi"-'mi-
rer fht N, has frequently contemplated ltdNiS u"
scr,c. In accordance with tn" terms ~ ms i"'l!"-
mon; ne will AT al times be subject 20 duiN IN cas-"
.f
New-York tribune., 1896-11-18
THE SENATE ELECTION BILL.

n is PASSED IN TIE FRENCH CHAMBER OVER
THE OPPOSITION OF TIE GOVERNMENT
Paris Nov IA vote was taken to-day IN the
Chamber Of Deputies the bill to reform the
mode OF electlng Senators. and tho measure wa
passed by a vote OF 2s7 to 21S The Government was
opposed TO the bill. bu; decided when Il was intro
duced not to regard It's acceptance by the Chamber
S a expression OF want OF confidence. The So
tials's and Radicals endea vOred TO bind the Gov
srnment 10 push the bin in the Senate. but Prime
Minister Mcilne refused 20 commit himself and
demanded the order Of the day, pure and simple.
which was carried by a vote Of 81 TO 3fl.
New-York tribune., 1896-11-18
AH uUDGETS MURDERER CONFESSES

Ukiah. Cal. Nov. l7.--Mr and Mrs. John Dodge
who are under arrest cha rged with the assassina
ton OF j. A. II. Midget. a we!l-to-do rancher
whose charred body found IN the ashes OF his
cabin near tsal three weeks ago. have made a
full confession. Dodge claims that Midget ac-
cused him of stealing hogs and threatened his
ufe forcing him to shoot In self-defence. Finding
he had killed Mudgct. he rushed home and in
formed his WIFE, and the two returned and fired the
ranchcr's cabin hoping to conceal the crime. Fear
of lvnching deferred him from confessing his guilt
prior to his removal from the rsal jail
New-York tribune., 1896-11-18
KING oscars GRiCIOiS ACT.

ur rRr,-Ts A MONUMENT TO THE MEMORY OF
MIR. AND MRS. DANIEL u. Y"rMANs
Washington Nov. liking oscar OF sweden VINO
h,s tins, hccn agreed the d"sgna'or of a
cf,h rpop,be. Of the Venezuelan Arbitration COM
mission in case the other members fan 70 make a
cho,cc has done a gracious act 10 the memory oi
,uo Americans Mr. and Mrs. Daniel -. foumans.
~ Ncv.York city who were killed while driving
oio,p q mountain roaI near Bergen. Norway. on
rr,. last, The SiJe Department has just re-
oo,vod photographs fhd a description OF the monu-
u,ent erected on thr spot from the United states
Consul AT Bergen. Mr.. and Mrs ioumans LOST
,,.,r lives through the horse backing of declvity
,d nrecinitating them into the water below. Ten
a,vs later tho ling being In the noighborhood,
own him. and he was so deeply
moved bv a recital OF the occurrence that. after
,,.c,,o flowers on the little wooden cross marking
the scene OF the disaster. he ordered monument
% no erected This has been done. The monu-
wan, is rough.hewn shaft. resting on a massive
has. with a Norwe gan Inscription translated as
follows: - =,
Mr. and Mrs Daniel -. Youmans. OF New. YORK
met their death here by an accident on JuiJ $50
Gods grace be with thcm
on the reverse side
oscar II erected this memorial
United States Consul Man. In reporting the mat
tor IN the Department. says he t. sure that II VIII
,,nr.ci,,e so era cious and sympathetic an act on
tho part of Il sovereign who thus ac"cn'Hai"S hi,
own and his subjects known kindly feeling toward
cOuntrymen
New-York tribune., 1896-11-18
STRTCK BY Az ELECTRIC CAR.
MR. AND MRS JOHN $ WILLIAMS SEVERELY ~
JlHED ~ WASHINGTON.

Washington. Nov l7.-Iohn s Williams OF the
Washington buroau Of Tho N,w-York Herald"
and his wife badly injured hy an electrician
this morning. Mr Williams bad Just put his wife
open car. and WAS riding his bicycle along
side. talking 10 her. when hn was struck by car
going in the opposite direction. Mrs. Williams SOC
ing her husband fall. jumped from the rapidly NOV
Ing car. striking the concrete roadway with Hr"at
force. Both were conveyed 20 their home near by
and were found T. be seriously hurt. The surgeons
have not yet decided how severe the injuries may
New-York tribune., 1896-11-18
reerr yoryG uEy MoRTALLY WOUNDED.

..,,, -, Nov ia serious Shooting anaIr
-,r.d =, Mcleod small station five miles be-
io,.. sv-alrsboro Ga. In which three young m"h'
rclx Eountrcc. and TWO brothers. John ana Law,
son Sutton. were moray wounded The men mao
4,,,e words about q settlement At the sutton GIN
Iohu sutton knocked Roun'ree down win p'e''
~ iron Rountree rose drew pistol ana thot ny
,tr,s missing the Suttons. Drawing aholhei ", y
,ol he fired nve shots and mor,any Wvul"n We no
,nknown per son shot Rcuntree In the PACK mo- ,, @
wnmnding him. All are wehto and highiy con-
nectcd.
New-York tribune., 1896-11-18
MRS. MERRITTs DEATH ACCIDENTAL.

London. Nov. IA Coroncrs inquest will be
neid tomorrow upon the body OF Mrs Alma Mer-
MT OF New-York who died at the Hotel Cecil. In
'ns city, Saturday night. from the effects OF lauda-
nun poisoning The autopsy, which was per-
!ormed yesterday together with the general cir
ss..msances attending Mrs. Merri:ts death clearly
sstaoshes the fact that il was accidental Mrs
s%erritt was Of Hungarian birth, and kilograms
uprising them Of her death have been sen, 20 her
parents In Rudanesi
New-York tribune., 1896-11-18
DINNER TOR THE SENATOR ELECT.
MIR cofvIH PREPARING \ FEAST At WHICH Nh
rrAT'r l. EXPECTED TO sIINr

HIATT T ENTI' 7 ID IT TIII.FI'
Albany Nov Estate Treasurer Allison u
calvin uho - president % the State League ~ Re
nubllran clubs has announced fha, the "agu" mas
decided 10 give dinner - he United States Senator
elec, on the evening OF the day which fne election
shall take place by Joint ballot o. hoih houses o. tn"
LEGISLATURE In January II ls practically conceded
,ba, ~. honor will fan upon ex-senator Thomas e.
Plat.
II is expected that :he dinner viii j." hcli III
Harmanus Bleeckcf Hall. and II VIII be- the largest
gathering OF prominen, Republicans ever assembled
at dinner in this State. Prcsid'n; 'olVins ii"t u
n have II conducted the In" % the annual dinner
Of inc Massachus,fts Republican fluh. IN" n'np"I'
of the Legislature ana State Officials VII! All D." mere
a, ina; time and Lead Republicans from al phri.
OF inc State will be present. Pf"siirn' Gown |ih
FREDERICK EasiOn. state superintendent 'f i''"'c
Tuii'llngs are arranging N" pr"llm!pdr"S.
New-York tribune., 1896-11-18
ETEINTTZ TlKES ANOTHER DAY OFF

Moscow. Nov. II (SpeciaD.-Sieinitz took another
or day. as he did not feel well enough 10 resume
play In the championship chess match with Lasker
today. According 10 present arrange tmcnts. the
fourth game will be contested on Friday.
New-York tribune., 1896-11-18
THE DOuJvIOV MINISTRY COMPLETE.

Ottawa. Ont. Nov. 17.-Clnord Sifion, late At
torney General Of Manitoba. was sworn I'm as Min
is,er Of the Interior and a member OF the Privy
Council this morning bY Sir Henry strong. Dep
uty Governor General. The Dominion Cabinet Is
now complete.
New-York tribune., 1896-11-18
ARCHBISHOP IREL4Np'S CASE.

nome Nov. l7.-In Vatican circles ii IS consd
eu seu improbable that tho reports made by Car
os nih Saolli regarding Archbishop ireland VIII hc
rr,epInshed Cardinal Satoli Is sil! resting at Pc
New-York tribune., 1896-11-18
the charges against Mr.. White

Mr. White who IL about thirty-nine years old. Is
n member Of the nrm off, T. White Co. nos
a and IS Worth-st.. E-wYork. which Is ch"hy
engaged in the importation Of textile goods Ihc
members Of the firm resident In New York cry are
Bryce GRAY whose home Is at No. 80 Ftih. we.
and Henry ID. Cooper. who resides AT NO - VS.
S.venieth-si Mr. Cooper IL out Of the city. MT
C;ra, wa. not at home last night at late hour,
b,li he was reported a saying that he kn"" noth-
ing of the causes leading TO Mr.. Whtes rrslgna-
ION and knew Of no reason why he should have
resigned Mr. White is a Jusiic" OF the P@a e.
ncrnbcr Of the Council Of University Coileg@. Dun.
doe. chairman OF the Technical Institute and
nresideni OF the Dundee Tcchnica, Associaiion
New-York tribune., 1896-11-18
no ITALO-BRAZTLTAy SOLUTTOy.

s"ne. Nov. 1.-THE Ministry OF Foreign Affairs
"-es 'he statement that solution OF The differ
ma ma. between Italy and Brazil has been found
ths nus tnat the negotia lions for settlement oil
81 N"puted questions still going on.
New-York tribune., 1896-11-18
Mr. AND MRS. CASTLE INCOGNITO.

London. Nov. l7.-Mr. and Mrs Walter Castle or
San Francisco will sail for New-York on board
me steamer Hayel tomorrow. under assumed
New-York tribune., 1896-11-18

THE NEW CHAMPAGNE VINTAGE.
BY its remarkable quality and dryness without
Being heavy. the splendid vintage of g. II
Mumm's Extra Dry Is creating sensation. IL
should be tasted to be fully appreciated.-( (Advt.
New-York tribune., 1896-11-18

sypUER g. CO. Fifth-ave and Twenty-eigh,h-
g, are constantly receiving impor'atlons OF rare
antique furniture tapestries antique silver clocks
etc.-LAdvt.
New-York tribune., 1896-11-18
MEMBER or PARLIAMENT ~ TROUBLE.
GRAVE CHARGES SAID TO BE PENDING AGAINST
J. 81 WHITE. A MEMBER or NEW fokh
FIRM OF TEXTII; IMPORTERS IIF
STARTS FOR INDIA.


London Nov l7-COnsiderablc mystery attaches
TO a report concerning James Martin White lid
eral who represents Forfarshire in the House OF
Commons The Dundee Advertiser announced on
Saturday last that Mr.. White had accepted the
stewardship Of the Chiern Hundred other
words had retired from Parliament lmm' dialcly
thereafter Mr. White declared that the announce
mont was wholly untrue. He added that ne ""'
going 10 India on business. but hoped TO return hy
the tine Parliament resumed its sittires
That something is wrong is shown to-day by me
action Of the Executive Committee Of the Dundee
Liberal Association. which held meeting ana DIS
cusscd the case Of Nj White. The committee
finally adopted resolution declaring th"t @lh'"
il had been informed that gray" charscs dn''u1s
Mr. Whites personal character had p'cphl, -"'
subject Of litigation. the committee Wonid tax" no
action IN the case. hoping that Mr.. Whi'" WouIu
be able TO clear the charg-s up Mr.. W MT" started
for India yesterday. ,
The s. James's Gazette" this afternoon pub
which ends with the statement that the state u
affairs causes great excitement in al political or
cies in Forfarshirc. -, ,,..,.
The character of tho charges against MI. White
The Daily Mall" In its issue Tomorrow. Will
seek to minimize the gravity OF tho charges against
NJ White IL does not state definitely what the
charges are but the article indicates that suit
FOR breach of promise OF marriage has been. or -
be brought against Mr.. White by the daughter o.
n Scotch clergyman.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1896-02-06
DRINK WITH MEALS.
Liquid Food an Aid to Digestion, and Cotd
Drinks Refresh Heated Persons.


The incessant adjuration not to drink
with meals we have always held the re-
verse OF truth from theory and from ex-
,,erlence. The latter is that dry meals
cause heartburn. the former shows that
splitting up the meal Of solid food with
liquid acts precisely like splitting loSa
of wood into kindling for the fire, giving
the digestive fluid easy access to the
small PARTICLES, instead Of sizzling and
making gas on the outside OF wad OF
thick paste. And the talk Of diluting the
gastric juice is nonsense. because the
surplus fluid drains quickly through the
stomach. Better drink too much than
too little.
We are glad now to be REINFORCED by
an English sporting man, Mr.. Horace
Hayes, who says that drinking nothing
during OF for an hour and half after
meals is the best of ways to train down
weight, but he cannot do it because 1t
always brings on rheumatism-probably
from the solid food producing overcon-
centrated salts in the circulation, and
consequent deposits in the muscular
fiber. The same writer says that the no.
ton about animals being injured by Civ
ing them a drink when heated is stupid
and cruel piece Of barbarisln; that 1t
only does them harm when the drink is
very cold, by producing nervous shocks
as it would to man, while if the chill
is taken of it first, it refreshes heatett
horse 10 take good drink just as ii does
a heated human being. -Travelers Rec.