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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-02-10
IRRIGATION RESERVOIRS.
Senator Carter Wants An Appropria-
ton of Five Millions.
Especial to The Herald.l

Washington, Feb. 9.-Senator Carter
has an amendment to the sundry civil
bill. directing the secretary Of the in
terror to furnish a. statement OF the
origin, character and extent of the sur
yeys of reservoir sites made by the ge-
oIogical survey, with memoranda as TO
presHnt conditions of water storage and
the more important sites in each large
photographic basin, together with
summary of estimates as to probable
cost of constructing suitable dams at
points where the stored water Will be
of most immediate value to the public.
The amendment will probably be
adopted.
Senator Carter appeared before the
senate commerce committee today in
s1pport of his river and harbor amend
ment, providing an appropriation of
So 600 600 for reservoirs and reservoir
sites in the arid and seIni-arid states.
He says he expects to see 1t ADDED 10
the river and harbor bill this year, and
that it will be the beginning Of a long
series of similar appropriations in fI>-
ture bills.
Major Ed McConnville of the Idaho
volunteers. who was killed at Manila,
was a warm personal friend of Senator
Shoup, and the senator has addressed
letter Of sincere coincidence to his widow
at Lewiston.
In the land case of A A. Cole ct al.
VS.. L. E. Ritter ct al, from the Salt
Lake City district, the secretary of the
interior today denied plaintiffs motion
for review. Patent will, therefore, is
sue to Ritter for the mineral land in
controversy.
r. L. Smith was today appointed pest
master at Mt. Idaho, Ida, vice Matthew
S. Trucott, removed.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-02-10
SENAT TOR CANNON ATTACKS MORMON APOSTLES
F LAYS HEBER ], GRANT AND JOHN HENRY SM|TH
Senator Arthur Brown Gets His Full Share Of Bit
ter CaStigatiOn.
Tremendous Audience at the Theatre Hears Most Sensa
tiOnal Speech Comment of the Men Attached.

4*++ ~ ~ \ = : = ~ ~ = ~ ++++++++
that Republican club
happen
the
committed dispaagingly Gap
Plause) She what she peas behind
towering the of Arthur
out, Arthur Brown!
resign; will try to live idea of
And of you'll
Skirts people who started this;
John Smith! (Applaue) Henry Smith
members
wrongdOng; Heber
which belong
think, perhaps have reached of
talk My friends think perhaps you agree
far the senatorshp very
think would have talked the tonight
lingering idea of affecting
atoTial question doing
to the end The Issue whether
elected
permitted to do the things which anything
b
The and t1ibulations of the
if do discharge the reactoniss political
authority
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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-02-10
THE HERALD BULLETIN,
PAGE ONE.
Deficiency In Revenues.
DaD,E rT,r--n

PAGE ONE.
Deficiency In Revenues.
PAGE TWO.
Sharkey Dodges Fitzsinmons.
General Miles Censured.
Charges Against Schley.
PAGE THREE.
Century Run In the Senatorial
Race.
State News.
Too Many Federal Officials.
PAGE FOUR.
Editorial.
PAGE FIVE.
Tobacco the Theme In the Senate.
Proceedings In the House.
Reminiscence of Stockyard Co.
PAGE SIX.
The Old Ezra Mine.
President Woodruf's Will Filed.
PAGE SEVEN.
Financial and Commercial.
In Railway Circles.
PAGE EIGHT
King Loses Another Vote.
In the Social Realm
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-02-10
P. A. REGAIN DEAD.

Prominent Boise Politician and
Friend of W. j. Bryan
Especial to TIL, Verald.)
Boise, Ida, Feb. 9.-Hon- P. A. Regan
died here today, after a days illness.
He was the head of the big mercantile
firm Of P A. Regain & Co., and was
prominent in politics, being a close
friend of Bryan, from whom he received
a letter a few minutes before he died.
1t was read to him and his last thoughts
before he lapsed into Inconsistencies
were of the silver leader, of whom he
talked a great deal.
His remains may be taken for inter
ment to Milwaukee. where his wife's
parents live.
The president will leave Washington at
7 pm Feb. 10, on a special train for
Boston. where he will attend the banquet
of the Home Market club.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-12-02
ROYAL HIUE LINE.
soUrHENN RAu-MAY

Schedule 10 eject Nov. 10 1879
Ali trains urri.. NJ a!.B lay. fr,,p, r'.,osrr,o,,,
Passenger staten.
s,ol A.M-DaiJy, Local for pan,ille Charlotte
ami way stations Couur-ss al Nang..fs Tor Sfras-
burg and Harrisonburg daily and Staunon ia!Iy e
e. S4nd1H; anu al Lln nuurg win Norfolk and
Giai bridge daily. and LeAIasJo daily except sun
l:l5 AM;-DaiIy.-TH UNITED STATES FAST
NAIL. Pullman Slecpers New YORK ana Washing
on TO JackSonyilie un'ing a. Salisbury with sle.Iyr
l@r AsAeElle and Iioi springs y. g: Knoxville
Chattanooga and Memphis Tenn. and al Inarlorre
Win sleeper for Augusta Sleeper N,1y York 10
AnantR and birmingham solid train Washing a
20 Ne" ofIeaus without change Dining Gar sefy-
"a, 4.oI P,M,-Loc1l FOR Front Royal Strasaur aud
ma III 55s'1 u "a daily, except sunday.
Il 3" + Hi--D"ily NEW YORK AND FLORIDA
M W W Sar , Pullman BUFFET Sleeping cars
anu JHeksonEllle and TO Augusta. VIA Columbia,
20 P.M...--,lslly.- WASHINGTON AND cHATrA-
- i.lSIIi ~ MA lNCllB re-. with ~.aepe-s
Gt-'1 1 through Bristol Farlcr aud o'sarvaliur
81. a'l"een hadiold. Va. and Alfalfa, Ala. Cal,
20 - P.M.-DaiIy.- wASHTNGroN AND SOUTH
mL>lLhN L~Ili@ Ilp LIMITED. -oupo,.-i of
Coaches N.erpe.- New Y.rk TO Nashville. Tenn
VA -N~hfN'i"- hnrNNI1e and Cuatrlnn. -a: New
Ne" orleans via ALBANIA aud Nout-aurrt. OBJ
S'I'a lun yar Ne" lor& ard Washington To atlanta
Dining Car sovTl-e
p, sunset ler~ou.Iiy Conducted Tourists Excursion
no-day and Friday To- ). l,r.u.lsg vi l..t ,an.e
TRANS DN WASHINGTON AND OHIO HINIS-
IpN lta'" Washington @-pl m, daily. ~ !. u.
eal!iy ek .Ggt Suaday, and - pm. SUNDAYS only
Igr round I'M 50 PA. daily. except sunday, and
III-2 h.iu- Wednesdays and saturdays Tor iegsbure
aud 9 . pm daily for Herndun. Rrturufug. arrive
al Washington 70 II. daily, 2.45 pm. daily
Gtpj sunday, and :. 40 pm. SUudH; only Round
mn; I .o5 an. daily, except sunday, from Hc~n-
don am S:54 ul daily. except SUNDAY aud Z 40
l.. u Wednesdays and Saturdays. from Le,.siurg
through trains from the sJLtl arrive Al Washing
ton 60 a.m-. "a an. and 2.l5 p M md 9-tlj
y u Udlth- tdTrlSUnburg. n,bU la
sunday. and 3.u5 pm. daily, and from CAarOttes-
ii'Ltls sleeping car reservations md other lnfGr-
nation Ia nish"d. and baggage called for and
checked from Hotels AMI residences hy Union
transfer Company, orders left Ticket Offices
'o1 Fltie"RJh st NV, 81 Prnusy ly4ula ay.uur
NV, ana at fennsy lyaHia Passenger Station. Telr-
phone call 1874 tJr Frnns IL anA Railroad Cab sery
Ice.
FRANk :. CANNON. Sd Vice Prest. & Gen Mr.
J. N. CLIP, IIaftc Manager.
W \. Turk, General Passenger Agent
l.. ). BROWN. General Agent mo
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-12-02

raj cnlcr HAIR HEALTH kxn
is hair food, restoring youthful color and beauty
TO gray and faded hair Removes dandrun and
stops falling and htea&iug of the hair. IT Is NoT
DYE. 1t positively will not discolor the skin.
scalp or sclothug.
1t acts on the roots, giving them the required
Eourlshment and positively produces luxuriant,
thick hair cl bald heads Keeps the scalp clean
and healthy. Does rub of or make the hair
greasy or sticky and its cannot be detected
Good FOR men and women.
HAIR is a dainty dressing and a
necessary adjunct to every toilet and unlike other
preparations Its healthfu! action on the roots Of
the hair auses the bair to regain its original health
and colcr, WHETHER IT BE BROWN, BLACK
OR GOLDEN Prevents hair falling after much
perspiration
HAIR-HEAL1H is sold by leading druggists
everywhere Pee. zoe. for large bottle. or sent
by express prepaid, in plain sealed package, on
receipt of soc. by
LONDON SUPPLY co. s53 Broadway. \. Y.
substitutes Money refnndsd n if does not benefit
you.
A BREATH OF PINE BALSAM IN EVERY CAKE.
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WASHINGTON, ALEX ANDRIA AND MI. VERNON
RAILWAY COMPANY.

ID CItNI NUNVuINUI I 1873.
For Alexandria. Week days, $50, o. 80, 500
$50, o39 023, 10 90. II 90, ll45 am, Il-.05
l220, l2:45. II ~, l:+5, zoo, 2.4o. .. 2:5e
&4-lo, 400, sos, E5:2U. $40. goa. 30. O6
1:55, 500. $500, 1880. IL 80 II 80 D. m SUNDAYS
80. SOC, 9:t5. 80 30, 1913 am, IL 90 noon
u 10, 80, 2:l5, 300, 3 b. 40 10. Goo. J.45
80, $40, 800. lU.UU, l.aO, IL 30 PIN.
For MI. Vernon, week days 6.30, 500 1000
II .0U an. Az %. A1:2O. 200 2:4O, 81, 1905
900 pm. sundays, 800, l.. 20 noon. 2.l5, 3 As
6.41 $500 pm.
For Arllngt1h and Aquedqet Blidge; week days
Soc 500. - 70 lUu3. Il 90 AM, Il 90 ~
2.i5, 'l:i3, 100, go, 3 -. 4:l5, 5.O5. Goa
$50, 1905, so pm. Sundays, ~ $500, . %
10 30, ll:i5 am, 200 noon, l2.45 30, 2i6
800, } 40, 4.3o 5.I5, 900. CAB, 7:3O, : Is pm
Parcels carried all trains Baggage checked
Express. TO Arlington only.
q. +. ABBOT, J. COLEIN
FreslQent. SUPERINTENDENT.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-12-02
CHESAPEAKE AND ONO RAILWAY

TIlRorGH THE GHANDIST sCENERY OF
AMERICA. ALL TRAINS NESTIHIrl FJI
ELECTRIC LIGHTED STEAM HEATFD
ALL MEALS SEl.NI-D IN DINING CARS
STATION. SIXTH AND Is STREETS
Srhrdui IN effect June Is is.g
81" PM. DAILi-Cit ,iuulti aud 81 Louis Spp-
cial-Splld train fer Cincinnati Pullman Slcepers
10 Cincinnati, Lexington. Louisville, indianapolis
and St Louis without change Pauor Car Cow
iEgtUn Va, to Virginia Hot SPRINGS parlor Cars
Cincinnati to Chicago
ll:1O Pm. DAILN-F. II. v Limited Solid train
FOR Cincinnati Pullman Sieepcrs 80 Cincinnati.
Lexington and Louisville without change. Pullman
Sleeping Car 10 Virginia Hot Springs connection
for Hot Springs, Va. daily. without change daily
except sunday. Observation Car Hinton To Cincin-
nail SleeperS Cincinnati 10 Chicago and -. Louis.
2.l1 Pm. DAIIN-For tTordunsyie. thaEluttes-
vile. Stanton daily, aud FOR Iachmoud daily.
cept Sunday.
Reservation and tickets at Chesapeake aud Ohio
Offices. 53 Pennsy lvaniH avenue 6b9 l4th 81, near
F and a. the station. Telephone call Ian for
Pennsylvania Railroad cab service.
ID. W. FULLER. General Passenger Agent.
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RAILROADS.


Sr,,.,.,,,,. fENNSlLNANIA RAILROAD
$50 An. WE5N DAYS Fifl-Snt ia3 f%PEt.SS
10 ~ TiSr ,ud pning Csrs Harrisburg rbtsnuE
80 IN PENNSYLVANIA LIMITtD.-Pall-
man Si"rpiag Bluiug smoking and Observation
Sii t IA 10 chicago Cincinnati indignap-
faror Car 70 Harrisburg
1e;51 AN FAST LINE-runmun Rur-, Paricr
o@' 70 harrishors Buffet rarlor car Harrisburg
a:so IN. '9hcAGo AND ST LOUIS EMPRESS.
S',t}lnS Car Washington 10 - Louis aud sleep
s. III .uu Ding Cars Harrisburg 90 Indianapolis.
N w, 1 1 wa EinSinnai @H' ,hiass.
, "H al 70 iiI'shuTe 0nd Chicago Dining Car 10
80 Pm SOUTHWESTERN ENTREES. Pull
IN iI Nit,tnlnG Snrs Nashnlton 10 ritfSuurg and
via Cincinnati snd Louisville Dining ear.
1910 rM. rAClFIC IMPRESS Pullman sleep
iuE tuy 10 PittshurC
100 An for kHne. CBnan6st cra. Rochester aud
Magma FAILS daily except sunday.
10 80 n NJ for Elmira and Remove daily except
-" Pm. Tor Williams port Rochester Irie Bur-
f3ln sud NifEura Fails daily. excerpt SATURDAY.
win Sleeping CIR Washington to Rochester.
iV.f' " Tor Eric, amanda iEaa. R.rh' >frr Buf-
car WGsninc-"n 70 Rasr,st,.y s,,uriay. ,nir
FOR fIiILAnEirUIA NEW YORK AND THE
800 PM "coNGRrS<fH6HAr. LIMITED. daily.
i ~ l,S.l"r 'nf~ ",'h luine car from I.aIimore
400 ~ az ~. DINING n 20 30 > 10
iron" NilminEt, ul n. II: -. 3-la Boo ,IIinins
'aF ir'm Haruorn. $50 1000 and d 30 4 NJ
~" dining car tu.'n Wilmington, \ NJ. II Is.
kllfiuHIfH-
loco auo II 80 Pm. POI Philadelphia only
hNn''ss l2.i5 Pm. week days 2.u1 aud osV
F. B.ston, without q aucc T.55 AN week days
ana 500 Pm. daily
For Baltimore. t. 20 ZOO go m S-rs 900
1000 1000. II.ou An. l2.Is. l. - y eS
2:ul- 3.l5. 2.3o 4-oo IImirel = 20 4.2t. 500,
5:ln. 6;l5. ESQ. 20. iosoO. 1o:4o u 30 aud
II % fN on Sunday. 200, 30 S-lb. BOO
S;o5. 1880. 1850 \ N. l2.I5 I.I5 2-o1 , H.
$50 600. Limitel1. 40. 500 : - G.Ia. 6 50.
10. lo:on. l0:4U and II 40 PM
For I'"pes Greek Line 100 N and 421 Nj.
week days
For Annapolis ZOO aad 600 4 NJ. 1918 anil $40
~. week days sundays. 90 An. and 42O
Express l'r Florida and points on Atlantic Coast
Line. 40 An. 3:r1 L. VI. daily; Richmond only
~ ~ AN. week days. Atlanta Special. via
Richmond and S"ahoari Air line. 500 ".
daily Accommodation fNr 9uantiro. :. - An.
daily and - = II week days
SEASIIORE CONNECTIONS
For Atlantic City tvia Delaware River Rilice. all
TsIl Ioutei 3.15 - 90 Congressional Limited ,.
and II 80 M daily Via Market Street Wharf,
1000 snd 1900 An. Pas Pm. week dsy.,
II 30 = NJ. daily
For Cnpe May. ii:oo An. week days 1850 PM.
daily
Ticker Offices corner Fifteenth and C streets, aud
AZ the station S.1th ana streets. where orders
can hc left for the checking of baggage 10 des INA
ttou from hota,s and E,sidences.
Telephone call l44I' Tor penusy lyanla Railroad
Cab Service
] HUTCHINSON. Il WOOD.
General MauaS.r General Passenger Agent.
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ting list of speakeasies He heard Nc
thrown away the envelope. The sergeant
gave up what money he had without any
controversy. When he gave up the money
he asked if his watch was not wanted, and
he was told that 1t was not.
capt NJ. \. Austin testified that he heard
Serst. McNeely's statement made Monday
after he called at headquarters. The state
ment that was taken by Chief Clerk Kemp
was offered in evidence
The statement was made, he thought
about = 0 clock in the afternoon after SergL
McNeely had conVersed with Major SyIves-
ter He had known Sergt. McNeely as an
active and energetic man, and said he was
known as an officer who was persistent
IN the pursuit Of the criminal classes. Wit
ness thought the sergeant was not very
nervous or excited when he called at head
quarters He had made his statement
clearly and distinctly. The sergeant had
always been courteous and respectful to-
ward his superior officers.
Calls on Lee.
William II Lee testified. He said Nc
Nicely called on him at his place of bust
ness last Saturday, and few minutes later
they met on the street near Sc and d
streets. Then 1t was. declared the witness
that the demand was made on him for
money. He reCited the conversation. as
heretofore published in The Star. Witness
said McNeely referred to Lieut. Kelly as a
tigurehead, accused others of securing
brides, and told him he need not fear Sergts
Byrnes and Goss.
TN be the lieutenant IN two years" wit
ness said he was told by McNeely.
Sergt. McNeely, he said, insisted that he
G-ee) do business directly with him, and
witness finally agreed to give him $3.50 the
amount the sergeant was alleged to have
demanded. Witness then told of his visits
to police headquarters and Of what Oc-
CURED near Lincoln Park. He said he
would have put $50 In the envelope had
not Maj. Sylvester advised him that SO
would answer the same purpose.
Witness described how the marked bills
and slips Of paper were put in the envelope
He told in detail what occurred at Lincoln
Park and said he did not hear McNeely
say he would shoot Inspector Pearson
At the suggestion Of Attorney Smith an
adjournment was taken until II O'Clock this
morning before the witness was cruss-ex-
amined.
Brought Up in Police Court
The case Of Sergeant McNeely was TODAY
brought to the attention of the Police Court
by Mr.. c. Maurice Smith, counsel for the
accused man. Mr.. Smith asked that the
for two or three weeks, as he aid an in
vestigation at a sooner period would inter
fere with the trial Of Sergeant McNaely
now in progress before Trial Judge pugh
The proposition was opposed by Mr. Null
lowry. who maintained that such a long
continuance was unrea sOnahla. He also
insisted that the oTrnse with which Nc
Nicely was charged is indictable by the
grand jury,
BY consent further proceedings were con-
tinued until Monday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-12-02
f1lutl!llaa
d@||:>Sl]AP&e
APrOduct ofPerfeCt Purity
Cures Pimples.

ple1l"n. scalp, hair and nursery.
sesses the highest anuseptie emollient and healing
properties ana Is therefore especially adapted to
nursery.
1t ciariiess the skin and keeps the hair and
h1er healthy and perfectly clean and free from
disease parasites, making the hair fine soft, lex
nber healthy and perfectly clean and free from
dandruh.
Zoe CAKES at leading drug shops 3 cakes,
zoe Mailed on receipt Of price by LONDON SUP
PLY Co, S53 Broadway, n. Y. 1t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-12-02
ISsN IN EVERY CAKE.

+ r Il y I / ons,
blotches, etc,
are frequently
caused by using
soaps made from
strong animal
fats which irri-
tate and poison
the skin. HAIR
FINA 5 O 4 L
contains nothing
objectionable to
be disguised by
deceptive per-
fume. II pos
sesscs the high
e st autiscptic
emollient II n d
h aling proper
ties and is there
f o + q especially
adapted to the
needs of the com
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-12-02

The first steel at the big Ensley steel
plant at Birmingham, Ala. was manufac-
iLrcd Thursday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-12-02

Men who are always in hurry, and most are, a
soap for the toilet that will later quickly and freely
cold water Other soaps than Ivory may have this quality,
will likely contain aa which injurious to the Skin Ivory Soap
made OF pure vegetable OILS aka produces white, oamy
ater that CeanSeS thoroughly and easily and quickly
Money cannot buy better soap for the toilet.
1T FLOATS.
Esss EPaocra1
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BALTIMORE AND ONO RAILROAD.

BALTIMORE AND ONO RAILROAD.
Schedule no efeet November l9. 1892
Leave Washington from station crrncr II New
Jersey and
For Chicago and Northwest. Yestlbulei Limited
trains lo."5 a. M. sos pm. daily
For C,tu-.nnatI $, Lonls End indianapolis. IN
press, l0:55 ves;Ihuled limited. 40 pm,
For rIttshGrs and Cleveland. 10 IS am. $50
For Columbus Toledo and Detroit. i2.os night.
For Winchester and way stations. 1888. $40
For E'' I" Iars ,y.' 40 On pm. d,ry.
For baltimore; week days. Y IS 500. ESQ,
Hl2,o5 u. I2:I5 yI:I5: 1900, I3 80 1850. as
N3."5. N5:l7. 1880. N6:2o, $40, ES.na. Ii0-00,
80. xa:o0 an. xI2:05. Zoo. iris 1880. t.s5.
Ka15. 1910. $50. Ks:OO. 10000. Ill:So. II 30
For ANNAPOLIS, no aud s:ss an. I2.Is aud
90 p N. sundays. 30 IN, 4:S5 pm.
SO 80 pm. sundays. 900 an. 1:16 p n.
For For b hagerst% So, tlo.a3 IN. and $50 IN.
80. 5:3O. 1:oo pm Sundays. 300 an, lis,
For Gaitbershurg and way po,uts. Ueok aav.
SIS am. 1880, $40 SO $40 5:a5. 7.iS
! - pm SUNDAYS. 900 am. l:l5, 4.33, 7.o5.
For Washington Junction and way points, week
DAYS $50 N. 40 $50 pm. SUNDAYS. 200
ROYAL BLUE LINE.
Al t-ains Illuminated with Ptntsch light
r"r Baltlm2Te Philadelphia. New York, Pos
',a sil } i@.oa East t,,n %g"L days % ne g
Pm Dmen. $500. 'Rs-l limited Exclusively
fel.mS1 Train; Dining At. sos. dining Car
and 5 night s"Hdet Ss i e5 a. Boo 800 oe IS
noon 10 dining Cars. 400. sos sDiuibg Cafsl.
zoo. 80 sleeping Car open 1880 .lluckj aud
$50 night.
Fatl"f Cars all DAY trims
For Atlantic CITY. 1880 am. 1905 noon and
lib aud $500 pm week days. II .U5 noon sun
DAYS
For Cape MAY. week days. 1908 and I.I5 o I'd.
7EA'tpt sunday 1EIuress tr.tlus
E"AEaSe called for and checked from hoIeis aud
tSt-.H''s 10y mon Transfer TO. orders left AT
it'Nr} sm'es. "lH HrUu~y }Vauia aEpuu. d w. New
l'FN avenue and 10Th street and al Depot.
- Ni3i-tNbbD l. b. MARTIN.
- t'f lltsldrht Mgr. Pass TTar1C.
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Look
VI = Is
Young.

HAIR HEALTH Is war
rapted to restore gray white
or bleacbed hair to its natu-
raj C0lcr. HAIR HEALTH
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-12-02
Witness trOss-Exa

'r"ss-eAamined by Mr. Smith, Mr.. Lee
SAID ne embarked in the. saloon business
near the baltimore and Ohio railroad in
i>'" or 1861, and continued there until Il
few months ego. He was now. he said. en-
gagged in the pool room ana lodging house
business
Mr. Smith asked Mr.. Lee If he had not
been tried in the District of Columbia for
number or alleged crimes. His counsel
advised him not to answer. ana Lee made
n" reply, \ long coIoQuy between Mcssrs.
Smith and chase followed
The Newtown bee., 1899-08-18
NEWTOWN CONN, FRIDAY, AUGUST 49, 1899-EIGHT PAGES
Town Tories.
FEW CORRECTIONS.

Editor of THE BEE, Dear Brother:
find In your issue of this week the SER
mon on The Heavenly Citizenship, roy
ally printed. The accuracy OF the COM
positor leaves very few corrections to be
asked for. however notice few-some
OF them unimportsnt- IL you
please you can correct. First column
read stalled to bring him the protection
20 which it entitled him, mot ssfail."ISec-
ond column read, "The heavenly citizen
ship to which he had been promoted (not
promised was the the cause Of the antip-
aIhy, etc." Same column read, "A citi-
zenship that Ia secure, immutable and in
alianable unless it be parted with by free
(not fine)snd deliberate choice" Third
column read, San act OF self assertion
that cen find no warrant in the court (not
courtsJ of reason" The article on Christ
ian Science is an admirable exposure of
that humbug. Very truly yours,-[Wil-
liam T. Gilbert, New Milford, Conn.
The Newtown bee., 1899-08-18

Miss Mary Keane of Bethel has visited
her cousin, Mrs M. g. Keating, Of Gas
street.
The Newtown bee., 1899-08-18

In card in the Bridgeport Telegram
Mr. and Mrs John Kennedy, whose
daughter died in Newtown, last week,
express their sincere and heartfelt
thanks to Rev Father Smith of Newtown,
who so feelingIv and kindly attended
their daughter, Mary, and knelt beside her
bed until she calmly and peacefully pass
ed away, and also to Father Fox and to
the Sisters of Charity for so kindly visit"
Ing her, land to the family of John Keane,
with whom she died.
The Newtown bee., 1899-08-18

Determined
all goods The like these pay
y worth good reliable clothing We quote only few of the leading
day will n oul counter
The Newtown bee., 1899-08-18

Mrs H. E. Tucker sang at the Congre-
gational church on Sunday morning to
the pleasure Of the large congregation
present.
The Newtown bee., 1899-08-18

DR. r. N. Todd, New Milford's we'll
known veterinarian, operated on a black
colt successfully, afflicted by an abscess,
belonging to Charles L. Briscoe. He al
80 performed an operation on q colt be-
longing to William Jillson, and sewed up
the udder Of a cow belonging to Asa
Hawley, which had the appearance of
having been cut by some sharp instru-
ment.
The Newtown bee., 1899-08-18

Miss Mary Welsh OF Bridgeport hal
visited her cousin, Mrs M. G. Keating, Of
Gas street.
The Newtown bee., 1899-08-18

Ex Congressman and Mrs r. z. De-
Forest Of Bridgeport passed Sunday in
town, the guests of Mr. and Mrs j. A.
Morris, at their pleasant home In the
Street.
The Newtown bee., 1899-08-18

Charles j. Hughes, the proprietor Of
the popular Stratford Granite Works at
Bridgeport, has lust set up very hand
some monument in Bethel cemetery, aa
imitation Of tree, in Bedford limestone.
to the memory of Leonard III. Huse. He
has also erected in the Elmwood ceme-
terry at Bethel handsome monument in
memory Of the late Elijah Taylor, for
Miss Eleanors Taylor. of Bethel.
The Newtown bee., 1899-08-18

Editor Frank M. Bolande of the Bridge
port Post was in town on Friday and
made fraternal call at THE BEE office.
The Newtown bee., 1899-08-18

Mrs Heating and son, James, OF New
York, are the guests of Edward Troy.
The Newtown bee., 1899-08-18

All lovers OF fine music should avail
themselves Of the opportunity OF hearing
the Taglia Trio and Alma Webster
Powell at Newtown Inn. Saturday even.
ing. August 10.
The Newtown bee., 1899-08-18

Tickets are now ON sale at Newtown
Inn for the grand concert and hop to be
held Saturday evening, August 10.