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Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1899-08-20
FREE EXAMINATION OF TIE EYE

DIR. ARNOLD. expert Eye Specialist
and Optician at the Whittier State
School. has opened business in this
city Call and consult him and see
the condition Of your eyes. I have
the mos. modern appliances for de-
term-ning defects of the vision and
give a most careful examination If
you need glasses I viii tell you so and
fit them at a low price. All glasses
are guaranteed.
Dr. s. c. ARNOLD,
0PticiaG. y South First Avenue
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1899-08-20
MISS COLBY WAS STAGE STRUCK.

And Thereby Lest the Chance CT Be-
coming al HCiress.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-03-23
Did You Have the Gripl

Perhaps you have got II yet. You
may be- one of tho many people who
have recovered from the first acute at-
tack but have been left In such n con-
dltion that you are losing strength and
your vitality In slowly cbblng away. A
weary. nervous. exhausted feeling pos.
sessos you. That lack OF ambition. loss
OF appetite and your Inability to sleep
q direct result Of LaGrippe's poison
Gus germs.
Do not walt until you are completely
run down before you Try To do somc-
thing for IL. Or. Miles Ncrvlnc VIII
cure you. and It doesn't cost tenth ns
much ~ DOCTORS fees. II stops the
headache, the dizziness. the irritation
ana the rcatlossnoss, II soothes the
tired brain and brings refreshing sleep,
II strengthens the nerves. stimulates
the appetite, inyigoratea the digestion.
ovcrcomoa tho exhaustion and makes
you feel strong and hearty.
Grip loft me 40 weak that my legs
would become numb. my head would
begin 10 swim and I would fall 10 the
floor from sheer exhaustion. ala not
seem TO care whether lived or died. I
commenced taking DR.. Miles NerWne,
ana the first bottle dld wonders for me.
After using It for n few weeks l was
able to be at my businona regularly all
day" W. a. WHITE.
McGrcgor. Texas.
a trial package Of DR.. Miles favorite
treatment for the grip. consisting of DR..
Miles Nervlnc, DR., Mlles' Antl-Paln
PILLS and Or, Miles Nerve ana Liver
plls. VIII be sent absolutely FREQ OF
cost 10 any person bending name and
address on postal card, requesting tho
sample. and mentioning the name OF
this paper. Address DR., Miles Medical
Co. Elkhart, Ind.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-03-23
JusKrriSG TOUR BEGINS.
AIr.r start. on IIls wsuld.be secret short
Visit 10 Cuba.

Washington. March eg.-secrctary
Algor and party Of friends left here
tonight FOR savannah, Ca. ON their
way 10 Cuba. They occupied special
en-. which IL scheduled to reach ga
ynnnnh about o'clock tomorrow after
noon. Al the latter place the party
viii take the transport Sngalls, In
which tho voyage To Havana win be
made,
An view, nrat, Ia fRmillarizc himself
With the existing conditions In Cuba.
and second. to obtain brief respite
from the routine OF ONCE duties.
Whether the trip VIII be extended be-
yond Havana win depend entirely upon
circumstances that may hereafter de-
yciup,
Those who accompanied the score
tnry include NJ. =, Smith, his business
partner nt Detroit; Mr.. Henry. his
brother law, and II. u. Meredith OF
Detroit; Mai. George II, Hopkins. his
military aide; Col. W. u. Mann. and
Victor l.. Mason, his private secretary.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-03-23
CHARITY WORK IN CUBA.
Plan 60 Have the ucconcrntrados go
Hack To Their Farms Organ
izing n Rural Police.

New York. March ga dispatch to
the Tribune from Havana says;
Now that It has been decided TO
charge TO the cuban revenues the cost
Of all army ra,ions distributed after
March u. as charity to the iudigcnt.
some sensible reforms In the methods
Of relief hitherto pursued have been
suggested tn Governor General Brooke.
Under the present system the United
States government has scattered It's
aims with a lavish and indiscrlminnt-
Ing hand. and although dcstitution can
scarcely be said to have Increased
nlarninRly since January !. the de-
mand for aid has outgrown all measure
VI the rntlons delivered MS charity. In
March numbering about two millions.
~ against only one million two months
before. As the value of each ration II
fourteen cents In gold. the govern
mcnt'a relief work for March viii cost
the cOmmiHnnry department about
fs50.00o. II II now urged that this sum.
or such part ~ II nH may be- thought
necessary. be expended In April. not
through the commirHary. but through
the relief ngca.iys which have been cs-
tnbliHhcd here by Air. Gould and his
associate workers of the He'd Cross So
cicty.
General Montcngudo and Severe
Nuncz. Lopez, Lciya. Pcruza and Memo
cal. ~ the military assembly. have uni
tod In petition Co the governor gen
crul to put the disbursement Of the
April appropriation In the hands Of Mr.
Gould'H organization. and the reason
given for the request II the sufficient
one that In that way only can the
root of existing distress be- reached.
The return u the country population
10 abandoned farms IL the sole means
Of ending tho suffering. OF which the
signs are now 80 patent, and aa long
No the former rc0ncontrndna lingcr
about the towns ana military camps.
living on the charity NJ the army COM
mlrsary. 20 long viii restitution and
paupcriHm continue. The society Of
which SIR. Gould II the head proposes
90 establish centcrr Of relief IN the
country districts and to help the farm
Ing population settle down at their old
pursuits, giving assistance on the spot
TO All Who show u desire 10 revive the
prosperity OF the island by going 10
work ON itH long neglected soll.
La t.uchn vigorously supports this
reform In governmental charity work.
aud the outlook Tor Its approval II oS-
ccilcnt. The rcscttlcmcnt of the farms
win, Indeed. solve one OF the most
pressing problems OF Cuban recon
atruction.
General MontcaRudo. who actively
capouHcd the cause OF General Gomez,
In the lnttcr'H conflict with the assem-
bly,, started today FOR .Snntn clara
province, where h. has been author
izod by General Brooke to organize
rural police. The assembly held no
meeting this afternoon nt Ccfro, "A
quorum failing 10 appear.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-03-23
Takes Weak Women Strong,
And Sick Women Well.

II IL made from formula Of Dr. X. v.
Pierce, the celebrated specialist IN diseases
OF women at Buffalo, " v. II u strictly
temperance medicine. containing neither
alcohol, opium OF other narcotic poison.
Its pTotmeted use does not create a craving
for Intoxicating stimulanta or deadly mar.
eoties II cures irregularities, difplaee-
menti. drains, ulcefatiouU, Inflammation,
headache, backaehe aud Nervousness. II
prepares the way for almost painless MA.
ternity, aud inspfes robustness 10 the new
born. II cures women at home, and does
away with obnorious questioning and local
examinations.
Some medicine dealers offer substitutes
when YOU ask for Dr.. Pieree's Rayofite
Prescription. They initiate this medicine
IN appearance as nearly rs the law will
allow, but they cannot Initiate It's record
OF thirty years Of cures.
Mrs. Matte venghaus. OF Tioga. Hancock Co.
III writes ~ had been sick fhr seven years,
not Ia bed, hut Just dragging myself around.
Al last took three hottica ~ Dr, Pierce "a.
voritr Prescription aud five Of Golden Mcdicai
Discovery aud II II fmtoinhic 10 dfsfyihs ~
lo,f, the good these medicines did me"
Neither the discovery" nor the fa-
vorite Prescription" contains any alcohol.
opium or other narcotic.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-03-23

New York. March 2e.-what are sup
posod 10 be the remains Of three bodies
wore taken out Of the Windsor hotel
ruins al "a late hour tonight. These
three bring the list OF dead TO eight
cen. There are thlrty-Hevcn persona
IN" iir-t ind was made near the cor
ner OF Firm avenue ana forty-aiNth
street. The wnrkmon uncovered the
remains ~ "a body consisting OF a num-
her ~ chnrrod remains. Portions OF "A
heavy silk skirt and some bcadworls
found with the bones gave the impress
sion thai the body was that OF q wo-
man. Subsequently, portions of what
nre believed by the police 10 be two
bodies were found near the elevator
shaft Nothing was found 20 IDENTIFY
Them. Those who examined the 70.
mains thought they were the bones Of
nm adult ana o boy, the latter being
possibiy the elevator boy. Warren
tluyon, who IL among the missing The
remains have been taken TO tho
shortly after 6 o'clock tonight
fragment N chnrrcd flesh was found
on tho Fifth avenue side OF the ruins.
Tho i've bodies that We're recovered
on Monday and Tuesday. what remains
on thom. are stlll NJ the morguc. One
has partly been Identified by two OF
tho hotel employee aH that Of Mrs
Margaret AuIoo NJ New York, but this
Identification f. not considered conclu-
Hive.
Tho rain today interferred with tho
rnDid progress NJ the work. una II was
not until the afternoon that the work.
ors succccded In getting steadily down
10 tho removal ~ the debris. The IRE
department uill has It's lines about
the ruins. is0latIng q considerable Soc
ton OF one OF the busiest parts OF the
city. \ force ~ about 900 men was
employed throughout the afternoon and
n now shift NJ the same number was
put on at night
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-03-23
NEW SPRING SILKS.

FouLARDs-Ncw French Foulnrda.
checney's Printed Twlllcd Foulards,
our new Liberty Satin Fouiardp. new
designs In black. blues. hcliotrope,
brown and cadet grounds. at all prices
-'5c. 400. n.25 and $50 yard.
TAFFETA-2o.lnch Tarc,a Striped
silks. In beautiful new shades. nm ole.
giant fabric. which will make swell
waists. Special opening nric. a yard.
$I.25
PRINT wARP-Scw Corded Printed
Warp silks. new plaids In ovcrshot
satin stripes. new striped silks. novel;
ties beyond comparison. at sLs5. $50
and ais a yard.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-03-23

San Francisco. cal. March 21.-John
L. sullivan has been chosen 10 rcfurcc
the Mccoy and Choynnh lRht On Fri
day niEht NJ tho Mechanics Pavilion,
The advance sale OF seats already
amounts to $4,000.
Tho betting. which opened at 10 tc5m.
II now 10 90 . IN favor Of Mccoy.
The two fighters have selected the
mon who arr 10 go behind them In the
ring. Mccoy win have his brother.
Homer. Jack Stclzner and Frank Pur-
coll. Choynahl'H handlers VIII be I'd.
Grcnnoy. Charlie Tilson and Tommy
Murphy.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-03-23

buffalo. N. y. March 22.-Every cm-
ployo OF the Buffalo Smelling works.
the local branch OF tho calumet and
Hccln Mining company. today received
an envelope containing a bonus OF 10
per cent Of the wages earned during the
past year. The Eift 10 the employees
Ii IL lieu OF an Increase OF wages.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-03-23
LnoisLAroR ARRESTED.
ropuilst Member Charged win Having
Made % Iitibe.

Guthrie. o. T., March al. c. Walls,
populist member s the Territorial
Assembly. was arrested here today Ms
a result Of the grand jury'H lnNeatign-
ton OF the Territorial legislature, He u
accused OF having offered SO 10 Senator
Frank g. Hutto. chairman % the spec
clal committee on revision " the Sem
ate calendar. Ia advance two bills In
which he was interested from the COM
nittec Of the whole 10 third reading.
Walls gave bail In the sum Of $1,000.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-03-23

Now suffer. from Depression. aud says lie
WIN Not Live . Week.

London. March 2l-The Rome cor.
respondent Of the Daily Telegraph
says The pope IL beginning TO suffer
from depression. During the services
ON sunday he asked one " his personal
attendants how many In the congtc-
CATION he 1.-THE attendant thought
really rciolccd In his recovery. Then
he added deapondcntly. what mock
cry Il iH-this thanksgiving for my re-
c0very. I shall not live a week" The
exclamation was followed BY pro-
lOng.d und alarming fainting NJ.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-03-23
CARELESS BANKER.
Loses Ron Of III. and Gets Hack Four
ifths OF the sam.

Council Bluffs. Ia. March .s.-Thrce
weeks ago charles onleer Council
Buns banker. lost on farnham street.
Omaha, a package containing 5000 Ia
wnrd for It's return. Late tonight an
unknown man returned 5000. saying a
messenger boy had found the package
nnd secretcd Il In an ash barrel.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-03-23
REV. Jane. a. spprgeon Dead.

London. March 22.-Hov. James A.
spurgeon. brother of tho late ROY.
Charles IInddon spngeon. for many
yenrs the celebrated minister of the
Metropolitan tabernacle IN london. was
found dead In a railroad carriage this
evening on the arrival In London OF lie
brighton express. IL ~ supposed that
death resulted from apoplexy.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-03-23
scuarrSrn WILL ArrrAL.
Bandmast.r D.oi-. An knowledge OF tho
Christ-nson Case.

Los Angeles. March &C. y. sehaff-
nor. the United States army musician
who was dismissed from the service for
alleged completely IN murder case In
snlt Lake city. left today FOR San
Francisco Co lay his ease before Gen.
erni Shnfter. Shnifnor dcniea all
knowledge OF the Salt Lake ease.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-03-23


II found salt In n very small guam.
tlty." said Dr. Murdoch. and some Of
the meat WIS coated with boracic acid.
In other specimens found that they
had been coated with "a preparation or
Haiicyllc acid for preserving the meat.
! gave the opinion that nalicylc aeli
was not only detrimental to digestion
but produced nnuncn. BOrncic nclu'
while In itself not nnuacntinH, delays
tho proseaa OF digestion and hvnci W
not ~ preventative for meat uHed az
diet. I understand this % Dc fv-
frivcrator beef. found horncic ncld IN
two specimens and ifilicylic acid IN one
There experiments vs,rc made about tho
middle OF June. ih9s.'
with the government e? ~ do not know
that II did"
WAS il delivered to you by amy ono
connected with the Eovernmentt hnu
the contractor relations WIN th'
United ftntca2'
II don't know TINT he had"
In connection with your duty as or :
fccr OF the health department whnt
have you found to be the practice
among the butchers Of Chicago nH 10
the use OF preHcrvativeaT'
They don't use prcaerNatlNeh very
much. for certain CLASSES OF meat ihey
use some proservntivcai Ia ffeHh Dew
tlves. Meat that hnr been Kept Tor
time and exposed once or twice he-
comes slightly tainted. and that " fre-
quontly removed with hicnfhnnhtc OF
soda, and sometimes by dipping pieces
90 meat into hot solution ana theh
placing II Immediately back ~ the re-
frigerntor. A hot solution OF bornclc
acid. which simply coats the outside.
viii remove tho tnlnt from meat
Were either ~ these samples l.n-
derod You by any one connected win
packing houac2"
II was not nj liberty TO Inquire into
that matter: was simply consulted as
q scientist on that subject
Had you any occasion To thlhk or
suspect that they came from pack
ing- housc?"
'well. I don't believe scientific man
r. expected to 40 into those suppose
able thlngr."
HORSE FLESH SAMPLES.
Gen. Davis: "In what quantities did
you ind chloride OF sodium ana SAT-
peter In the canned beef you exam
ined7"
II did not make any cumulative an
nlyalH, hut there was "A large amount.
more than ordinarily used In cooking,
Or. Murdoch. In reply to questions
by Mai. Lee, said; ~ can see how
coating OF some preseryativo could de-
lay tho tninting OF the outside Of the
meat, N Il was exposed 10 tho sun
shine In n moist climate and low al
titude. n something OF that Kind ~
not used, ! cannot sec how meat can
be kept a great length OF time In a
moist climate Aud II that outside
coat was cut nway,it would not afect
the value Of tho meat na a ration.
''How long would refrigerator peer
that had been refrigerated n considor-
able length OF time keep after II had
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-03-23

Harrisburg. Pa, March es,-The
house today adopted resolution di-
rocting the committee TO Investigate
charges Of corrupt apllcltatlon ~ con.
ncction with the ballotinR for United
states senator and the consideration
OF tho MoCarrcll jury bill. TO summon
before II every member OF the house
The resolution asking thlh hutnniily
,ynp prcsrntrd Co the house by Chair
man row ~ the investigating commit
toc, II stated that the committee was
In Doubt Az 10 the scope OF ltH inHtruc-
lions aud desired TO learn the sense OF
Tho house In regard 10 calling each
member for the purpose Of giving tos,i-
mony.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-03-23

special reference TO San Frnncisco's en-
larsing commercial traffic with the ori-
ent. Az IL well known, silver In the me-
dunn OF trade IN the far East. and the
new bank Will engage extensively in
handling Mexican dollars and silver
exchange. II II reported that the capi-
tai would b. 100000 nearly all Of
which has been subscribed In New
York.
The Chronicle also repeats the rumor
that the l,othachilds intend to establish
n bank here with capital Of about
five millions and that Edward POLITE
and Henry ST. uoor will probably be Its
managcfa
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-03-23

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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-03-23
For = National i.cpcr settlement.

VIM. II. Tubb will soon visit the icpcr
settlement on the island Of Molnkni. as
the agent ~ local Improvement club.
ana with the endorsement 81 Senator
Dryer. the author OF the concurrent
resolution adopted by the recent icgis-
lature. to convert MolOkai into ma
tiona lepor settlement. lie will re-
main among the lepcrs for four months.
and will work In connection with n
committee TO be appointed by President
Mckinley to Investigate the matter.
There are n number OF lcpcra In the
san francisco pest house and the citl.
zons are anxious to have them re-
moved to Mulokai.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-03-23

San Francisco, cal, March 2a.--The
Chronicle saws. Private ndvicea from
New York announce that Drexel. Nor
nan a 90. OF that city VIII In the near
future establish bank In this city.
The business Of the new bank will have
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-08-06
A "HoT'. COLD BANQUET.
Some Inside Information by Waltez from the Bowery Who Helped
 Serve 1t.

One of the walters at popular local res tauTant IS bird of passage from the Bow cry and Was a member of the small army that served the famous Dollar Dinner" in New York last April 4 good many stories have been told of that memorable event. but none of them surpass his own in point ot plcturesqueness and inside detail It was the funniest push 1 was ever in in me life" he says, conhdentially. "The kitchen was so small they had to cook everything on the outside, and when it got there it was dead cold. The second course was haddock, and each fish come served in a linen bag, so we could put 'em in tubs of hot water and warm 'em up-see2 Well, some of the boys got rattled and served 'em bags and all, with egg sauce over tn outside Say you'd ot died laughing seeing them fellers tryln to carve their fish. This is the tough est auld haddock l iver tackled III me life, says one Tammany man at tha head table; It's got skin like a rhinoeeris,' says he In the kitchen there was riot all night long. It was so small the walters couldn't reach the dishers-up and they got to scrap ping for front places in the line. One man was knocked stiff with turkey, and when they picked him up l thought he was dead l did, on the level But 1t wasn blood 1t was only cranberry sauce. Another hunkey fell into the salad and one of the cooks put R can of ice cream in the oven, thinking it was brown gravy for the beef. That's on the square-Just as m tellln youi but the worst ot all was when we came to the wine. 1t was 'Merican champagne in half pints, without ice, and of all the kicking and hol- lering One fresh gent told me 1t was the only, thing he had had that night that was good and warm, and he had hardly said it when waiter that was a little jagged ac- cldentally poured about quart of boilin' coffee down the back of his neck. Say, you ought of heard him euss! Between you and me, good many walters get to hitting the wine, and they found one of 'em with l5 empty bottles in his pants leg. That's hon est. l saw it myself. It was the hottest ban quet l was ever at. .'-N. 0. Times-Demo- Crat
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-08-06
MIDSUMMER EXCURSION.
Round Trip Tickets Prom Points in Ar kansas to Galveston for Six
 and Seven Dollars.

The Iron Mountain Railway has ar. ranged with the Texas Pacific and International & Great Northern for grand excursion from points in Arkan- sas to Galveston, Texas, August 10th, returning August 18th. Everything has been arranged for the comfort of those who desire to take advantage of this opportunity to view the sights and enjoy the pleasures of Texas great summer resort, and more pleasant trip could not be made for so small an expense. The fare for the round trip from points between Fort Smith, Little Rock and Texarkana is only s6, from Hot Springs s7. Passengers from Little Rock will have the choice of leaving there at TAO am. or 3 pm, August 10th. The train will leave Fort Smith at 13. 40 an on the same day.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-08-06

then suddenly rose twelve feet above high wateR mark, carrying away houses and doing great damage. Twelve lives were lost.
 Kilauea, 4o4o feet above sea level, on the eastern side of Mauna Loa, is the largest active volcano in the world. There has been handed down descrip- tion of an eruption from Kilauea in 1790. Keoua, a high chief, set out from lilo for Kau by the overland route that leads past the volcano of Kilauea. His followers encamped there two days, during which the crater was very ac- tive. On the third day, as they were on their way to Kau in three divisions, a terrific earthquake took place, after which an immense black cloud rose out of the crater and shut out the light of day. An enormous quantity of black sand and cinders was thrown to a great height, and come down in destructive shower for many miles around. The rear body, which suffered the least, aft CT the shower had passedover hastened forward, rejoicing at their escape, but