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The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1899-08-09
Investigation Ends;
Decision Reached.
Penitentiary Investigating
Committee Preparing Its
Report.
Special to The State.

Special to The State.
Green7ille, Aug. 8 The investi
eating committee finished its work this
norsipg Col Jones arrived aud was
put on the witness stand for about two
minutes to testify as to the W. W. Rus.
sell note for $500, which Col. Neal had
included 10 his liabilities. COL Jones
handled the note at the Carolina Ma.
tional Bank aud merely testified that it
vas a new note, not renewal, and
had been placed to the credit of the
penitentiary.
Mr.. Stevenson then announced that
Mr.. Russell could not on account OF
sickness add his testimony. However,
the committee would allow it to be
recorded that it is admitted that were
Mr.. Russell present he would testify
that the note given by him July 8.
1898. was an accommodation. and
was not given to take up any papers
signed By himself or by Russell l.
Fretwell.
This closed the taking Of testimony
10 the ;nvesti cation celebrated as one
which has not been white washing
affair.
Col. Neal in his statement of iiabili-
ties conceded that be owed the psni-
Tertiary So, 1927. Yesterday there
was another item added, $S87.l7, for
oats from J. J. Fretwell. This makes
Col. Meals debt $3,584.44 as conceded
by himself and attorneys. However,
the committee claims that be is
involved for $4,000. They contend
that he OWES the peOiteotiary 81 400
for convict hire in addition to the
So. .554.44, and a few smaller items,
which Col. Neal has overlooked in his
statement.
The committee will not submit its
report at once. The report will be
written tomorrow, but will not be sent
to Gov. MoSueeney uotil the stenog-
rapher can maze sra0scrlps OF the
additional evidence submitted at this
session of the committee. 1t is, of
course, not known what the committee
will recommend, but there is good
reason to believe that the governor will
be asked to institute criminal proceed
ines against Col Neal for malfessapoe
in Office. and also that steps be taken
by the peni.eutiary authorities to collect
the shortages as we'll as the open &C
counts agains. Senator Tillman, ex Gov.
E7aes aud others
The committee spent last oight on
Paris mountain and was so much
delighted with the mountain air that
the report may be written here tonight.
William Banks.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1899-08-09

Greenville, Aug 2-Coi. w. A
Neal. ex superintendent Of the State
penitentiary, today presented the fol,
lowing list of his liabilities to the
State:
Cash collected and not turaed over to
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1899-08-09

discharge his duties in Washington
and run State affairs also.
He said he would be candidate
for reelection and would take hand
in the next campaign, stumping
every county in the State in support
of the dispensary, if necessary. He
would lick the opponents Of the sys-
tenn out of their boots or go down
with its ruins. He asserted that the
dispensary was not intended to be a
moral institution, but place where
people who wanted to drink could
get all they wanted of good quality
and the State receive the profits.
The beer privilege is wrong and
should not be allowed. 1t was not
his business to stop the wrong, how
ever. but the duty of the members OF
the Legislature. If Mr.. Smith and
others like him did their duty they
would stop it or put the men respon-
sib,e for the evil in the penitentiary.
AS to the question Of his response
bility for she dispensary system he
said that it was forced on him, any
wav. He found the devil loose when
he went into Office and he did not
attempt to chain him. The State
had to choose between prohibition
and the dispensa-y, and as the Pro
hibitionists were set Of hypocrites
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-14
ELECTRIC FLASHES.

The Republican national Committee
meets u Washington ON December %.
Al T.nIn. o.. yesterday. an explosion
of nltro-glyccrlnr killed man aud
team 90 houvH
Three boys 0f % family numed Entn
We're burned Go death Zoe o. Hro which
destroyed htoir home ut netour. Mich,
sunday
The illness OF Mrs Loslle Carter. who
was Obliged 90 cancel hcr Dnuurturuts
in Columbus, o. lNHt saturday has
developed into "a cnso of qulnHy
The fifteenth annual horssshpw Doc.
gan in Madison square Garden. Sew
York yesterday with "a good attend
uuCG
Al Salem. Oroa last nlght. u i1-yrar-
old boy numOd Archie Mpkilup
climbed e polo Hud caught hold az an
electric light wire. Death was in-
Simultaneous,
AZ Princeton. ". j., Prof charles r..
iuuug has completed arrangements for
ph0t1utnhlug the motoorIC shower due
thera FhuulAy morning betWsau and
O'Clock
AZ Aurora. llL, Mn Ada Aahi.y Im
has been arrested charged with tho
murder uf her mothHr-ln-luW, Mrs
ELIZA lllll By pouring acid down her
buck.
Tho parl1 morning papers protest
against the stopping 0f th0 French
steamer Cordoba By the British
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Supposition that the Rebel Leader
IS at Bonga Bong.
FlLlPNos ARE SURPRISED.
HAD No Idea the American Troops
would Advance NJ Quickty tpn-
dition OF Non-Combatsnts.

Manila. Nov No. $50 a. m.-The
whereabouts of AgIHaldo and hls army
ana cabinet ls perfect enigma. Gen.
otis bias learned that AguInaido reccnt-
ly issued proclamation transferring
the capital Co uonm BONG Swing ua
"a reason Tor tho step the unantary
condition OF Tlrinc.
1t Boz supposed that tho leaders 90 the
inaurrcctlun who uro not already nt
bonga Bong are urtreaung Go that
place. though when they lrft Tnriac
whether they are travelling with the
army, how many rlld.or they are able
10 hold together uud whether the lead
era ur the troops have gone beyond
Gen. Law,on's line. are ull unknown,
10 iH hoped. however. that Cen
Wheaton has effected junction with
Gen Nouf b. forming Gordon from
san Fabian 20 San lsIdro.
Gen. Lawton has GO0o mon. Gcn.
Wheaton a.1oO-a small force 10 control
90 many miles. but % commands tho
main roads by which the Insurgents
must move Co the northeast with
tho Americans advancing at the prca-
cnt rnio they could drly. tho ipsur-
pen,s fr,r nm, ~, ' w. wy s., ,".I
ma Do d. it,,f.'.i,i. ,.. ~ ~ i
tHbit.b sni'il,.,. ,..,.I,'i w., 49,, ,.t,.t
clnuut he captured within month.
Tie uplh approach 0f tho Americans
was complete rurpurH Co thv uHIi.
..,..,'.. 'i.., ,'''. Ntt',N N,Ih 20
b.. A,-,l.'' a., t,tt.i.a' i',i'
b., NlI.Il". l".N.Nl pr
'", ~. N4'.l ,lA,lH '' inah.
ll .N. Wy" Ml,h NNlI.l
.Nn tN' uNNyl Wy N'''u
NV. W. "n,'N', ''ol,N We h9' ~
w, ."'. 'l'i, " MN' h"N n''a
u''l W., NIl GUY were ''hhn'd
TO l. huuHina or MAnliA'
a.. $3.50 tt W., hAt We M'lllln'
lle army 'hthusinti ieIllN, but some.
wsho nave boon doluded hy stories of
lyAN 'lu'ltl'N, Wiln lh lnr HMNinlH.
N"N'u VINO hl' uWAhl' 20 itr ihll up-
nn tngW Knees uph"llihE gfhcinAoa ana
u'iklnf ~ = tpAfgd. When thc uoWH
Hptcaln mt inc Americans intoni 60
lnmain anu eatnblInh order tho populn-
l!oh mock 20 thrlr hnm'H. bringing With
them ihrif cattle ANA household goods.
inv NhHl Genus nave drained the zee
sources NJ tho province The army has
lnll ecu O. largo snare ~ tho cruus.
anu ihc peoplr nrg miaofuhly poor. Ev-
,fAWheft are elaborate trenches built
py thc hnu-cnmhalnniH, working uHy
aug h.Ehi
lhe american. found big stores M
tlce az Intlnc' IuhlF. and elsewhere.
snd several thousand nov .Fll.plnl nui-
iotmh Wct' captured at Tuhis Thirty
inlul.phtH nuifehdetnd 90 Gen. Mac
Niihut i,tclIlnk tal each Tor . gun,
M.,iiot MntnhH battalion Of Che rhIr-
N-hlfd foflin"ut which includes many
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-14

Cincinnati, o.. Nov. ia-About seven
years ago the Row Adolph Foith came
20 Cincinnati from siebcngcrgru. Nor
uyia. Austria. iio nrst took charge OF
Lutheran church here as pastor, Ho
was soon made Huperlntondeut OF the
AitcnhClm. Or homo Tor aged Germans
Here he showed executive ability that
brought about the transfer OF himself
and VITO o. tho Huperlntondeucy OF tho
German orphans homo. Here they
boro the titles Father and Mother or
tho Orghau8.'
a few weeks ugo Mrs Folth. tho
Mother OF the orphans" dlgd sud-
denly under mysterious clrcumHt nuces.
Tho Rev F0ltl said she wus iu tho
habit OF uNnr morphine and had take
ca 4n overdose. This huahcd up fur
Tho IrurtcoH of the asylum. after
thorough Investigation found that
Father r1iih bad been rullty OF criml-
nal lmpruurleueG wth some of lho older
girls or ths ouhauF homo. ThHy nut
"a wprrnut Tor hla arrest ln the haudH
of the police
After HE arrest, whiln IN the patrol
wagon ON the way % prison, Father
Folth fCll IN n violent cDnruiairn ull
his life won't out with Che llHt Oua.
one theory iH that ho took SONIC quick
poison; another "a that excitement and
nervousness caused HIS death
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RUSSO-JAPANESE CONFLICT
No Occasion Ia the ChinR-Iapan Ar
Management 10 Create a Ms.
turbance.

t.,pd,p Nov n car.fu ipouiri.r
80. h.. t.. .t..t ~. .......t
''"N, ~ Nh' Aluminium ''''
nothing cNinnt IN diplomatic circles
mere tu JUSTIFY the hlhrmlsi Wow thh'h
by "a section III th. press regarding the
.itp.ti,., 40, ,t... s,. ,,.t .r,st , ..ri-
""H N'N"N'" A'H' N ," 'i"H' or hA"N NH
b. Indicated by ndylcoH from Shanghai
during the iart twenty. four hours is
,..,..t..,, '.. t,,...tIt.t No., 49,. No..
or ''''' i'' 'N''' ''''
10 has been known hero ana 10 was as
serted be- Associated Press dispatches
t,,,,. ,,,..,,tt,s ,s.., tb,t chino syd t.f.,y
M'Io tlofely hlll'd' put hrlthrf hIlilah
nor American diulumntlHts In London
bUltav, thnt tbtf nfllanr. liz az nm of.
frnslvp naturs.
Al any rntr DO can Doe naaprtgd pusi-
lively thnt Ia JHpnn rud Chlrr eDutrn.
rIntG ntrrrsrsI,,i n,tiYu 'auaiusf uursi1
Iurd snUsburv H. MOI ny,Hr. 81 thrIr
lutrntlun nn1 L. a sr.rr4iv pr,lt4bir
thrt thUa. r1v.rrT yg1uiI I.riIr Hu.n
nnv drfplts rnurse vithout md is4It
committing gr.4f u-Itnin tgh, Ir fbr
n1ttirs ,T thirrs ,..tiif b. their aiiy
vhrtt.r nrtIy..' o5. t,..-i,s.'
However while thr f.r.isrp ,nlrt1is
Hrn recent a.rsatl.naf r"t.,tIl u,",
have como fo raetrt fhs s.strrp prob.
ien as ID diHsult lp r.spart ia a'tting
nertrnte inf,rratI1t ma u,'y ,sl.,iiJ
b. urprised al nothing Tbry hay,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-14

ihlrl-clasg cruiser MagIcl,nne Of
Lecnao Mauucs
Henry e. Payne. national t,epuhlioai
committeeman OF wisconsin .glyes :
uH hiH opinion that chicago Win Doe tht
place selected f1r holding the next ma
tlonal Republican convention.
ur IL Is. prewit pouuilat canudnh
Tor governor ~ Mississippi, DO the rc
cent election, thr1truH Co make % con
tsEt of Judge Ions iu his election. ot
the ground that ihc lnttcr'a nomination
was Illegal.
Tho contest of the viii Of Henry n
Plant. tho steamship railroad md h0ie
owner who died ln Connecticut nf
June .ith last leaving un estate To-
several MILTON dollars iH likely tn ID
begun ny the widow. Who was The bee
oud vile.
MAJ EuHre1 u. Harrison. in3poctp
general Of tho department. under Gen
Leonard Wood, iu the provinces ~
Santiago and Puerto Principe. iu cuba
arrived ln omaha yesterday on Hlcl
leave.
Mazcru. uautolnnd. adyicea say IN,
ludirusuna nu. that chief joel ~ tht
nlHut1B win Join the Hoeri, who ara
llkel. 10 annex strip of the northern
territory uf nnautuIuud.
Russian military authorities are pre-
pairing Tor nu advance DO iiornt in Ger.
tain oVontualltlnH. such nH the dcntl
ur uhdicatluu OF the umevr of Afghan.
lHtan, which would lead 90 disturb
uucea
a cooperative plano factory, with
capital uf 100000. tho stock of which
VIII De- owned by w0rhmon. win probu.
hly Doe the result uf abe present lockout
ln Chicago of tho plano aud organ.
Workers
The Springfield. MS. consolidated
street ear lines are tlai up hy % strike
The trouble arose over the refusal Of
tho company Goo recognize che uHWly.
Organized union and rglnstatc 90.
charged employees.
The oll Fort sydney lNehl military
reservation VIII Boz sold 900 auction ur
Wednesday, November 18TH 10 D. o.
valuable piece nf property. 600 acres %
extent containing many hHudume rral.
dDncgs and other improvements.
Near CaruthcrvfIo NO. iaat night
charles pclrman bred two shots from
duuhle-blrrrled shotgun into tent
WHORE IL family uf nine persons named
Poe were. striking seven of them Two
chlldrrn were Killed ana the mother 10
not expected 60 live,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-14
coLLEGE ANNIVERSARY.

The fourteenth anniversary Of the co..
iabllHhmcnt or che L. u. +. college win
bo celebrated ON Friday IN O. holiday
which viii De- nllcd with delightful oZ.
'rclfgH ana trcfo1tlnnr In the morning
% program Will bn rendered no tho cole
laro assembly hlll in Tomploton block.
1t noon q banquet win boz served ln tho
Social Hnlls iha afternoon viii BE-
devoted 90 games aud rocroationa at
tho c1ueFf, and the day VIII end with
fembly han.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-14
WITH THE BOXERS.
Eureka and Mepur Provide Couple
OF Smuggling Matches.

The odi Fcllowf' ian az Eurcka was
fairly nliod Ease ulsht with sporting
mon who Witnessed d lively min be-.
twcou Jack wade aud Young Thomas.
Aitnr q icW good preliminary bouts
Che principals entered tho ring and
started In hammer and tongs from tho
Thomas stood hia ground although ho
hai decidedly the worst Of the exc
changes.
Tho second round found both mon
rrugay urd inclined % cilurh When
ulgy were separated both men repeat
eddy lEul1 Hu the face
Iln Third nul unll round opened hy
Wade knocking Thomas down nc
stayed down uuil me reffr.n counted
tiEit and thUu wade ruHhel ln with
lumH Vicious punches uu1 down went
Thomas once more nnl waH counted
QUE. Wade was not $50 fra.h himself
ANA had TO Dc carried out OF the halL
40 the Mefcur oDera house. o. good.
s.ati crowd Witnessed Silent Rowan. 90
nlluNn, lll., put Sam Mlcu. OF Lead
Willie tu sleep.
a couple ~ prrllmiuirles By local
SPORTS opened thH entertainment my
Llnou hud Dummy Rowan gave
hplflluf tNlluluuu NJ four rounds and
they were followed by Joe Daily ana
Joe Cotton,
Al 1880 the two lirhtw ,ightn entered
the square Ulfulu, silent tuuDl tha
beam nt No pounds while hlu opponent
had i2G 10 biz credit
The first round was Tor the major
portion mad1 up OF Fparring Tor au
opening. Honots ware easy with Mace
FotilnE rb-ruaHtcr home while the
Silent placed hla glove Gnddenly and
violently on hlH upuun utH neck
Second Silent landed right ON
hnce'n neck and number uf light
purChea wore exchanged.
THIRD Tho round opened with iighf
exchange ~ body blows. Silent lRUdrl
a stln punch on Mlce'a neck which was
followed by a number 90 l'sht blows by
both The round was fast and furious
aud Silent hnd the best OF %.
On tho fourth ana last round Silent
ruHhpH tho nFhtlug, CroWdluH his nutar-
oulst to the ropes aud dazlng him with
rcuputul fhcr blows, Mace Wut Zoo left
punch iu the face hut received right
hand punch in the Jaw, before be- could
recover he received two more in the
same place, which laid him on Dis
back and knocked him OUT.
Rowan was given che light az tho
knowing oucs h1l predicted he would.
The bout at the Hercules club. brook
lyu. last night was between owen
Zeificr Of Philadelphia aud Charles
iiurnf or Cincinnati, at iih pounds, In
tho niih round nurra got IN % series of
upper cuts, knocking Ieigior down
three times. whom Doe was counted out
charlie Con, mldlloweight champion
0f tho Pacific rOlHt knocked out Morris.
"Muld0nns cyclone" IN three rounds.
nt che Manhattan Athletic club In New
York lnft night
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-14

Havana, Nov. i1-uCn, Gomcz writes
10 Ia Lupha that DO has seen with
great pleasure the announcement of o.
project tp fll~p funds 90 meet hla per-
a1nul needs hut that such a. proposition
would r.f DO him honor Zoo the oNgCu-
tuu aud Doc muHt hU lclvD 90 refuse
thn ulrr 40 advance. "rhlH o. not a
umn." ha declares "f0r Cubnns Co uo-
cupy thomsDlygl with ths private c1n-
Germs of ruy Individual when they
ber1ms absolute masters 90 the island.
which win Doc glorious consuming
t.nn. there win De- opportunity % ATE
tend 20 personal mntters,'
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-14

on charges uf hlrlmy ana swlndllnE.
MonrUu, lt lH altered married Mrs.
Many y Cn'hi.r. OF bunker INNS. ill..
ana deaariHl hee at RochoHter. after pee
curing $500 from her According 10
lhs .ullco Monroe has wives iu st.
Louis, Evansville. Ind. Sew York city,
R0chosiar ana C1uHda. Monroe o. said
90 have conducted his operations
through various matrimonial bureaus.
IN "a utChcl ~ Moproo'F were found
several hundred letters from women nll
over tho country accepting M0uroeH adj
vCrtifcd proposals.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-14

Omaha. Nov. denomination was
made az the Thurston residence In this
city today NJ the report that senator
John NJ, Thudtnn was 90 wed Miss
lola pearmau Of Washington. The
wedding win occur In Washington one
dny this week. and the senator and his
bride will take o. two weeks wedding
trp before returning tn Washington for
the session NJ Congress llr ls expected
90 spend Thanksgiving day In this city
with his bride
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-14
YOUNG nOUSEBREAKERs.
'a'ee len'fear.Old Rows Face jug.
u' ''lnmoW Bonds Fixed at $500.

A.,t..
q. .ii A1yer John Maginnau and
D., v... -. 'nree ton-year-old
|o'r.., aIl''i'd in the store of J.. J
ni.., IN ~ south East Temple
b 0r clock yesterday afternoon
4 ~. i'ontfia When taken. after
ha-t.,. gaasa over The trunks ana
.eli n ,l .he tore the oineer found
.tsi. M, .A.'H were stuffed with
a1si fl.l, d, Nli 'eH ana combs. pure
lars.,..lN lh' show eases. The three
Nj wv, Nrro locked up in I'M md
m, '.o.k Yesterday afternoon Az.
.n.r IN, igIe Justice Timmouy that
10, r.8a. ,.','ei iho place aud stolen
hh T,l " ..lEnlicl above.
.ui r,g'. w. lr.i time that ne Moyor
.Hlc iog, g,'u boys have been In the
al , ,s ma "a ne olis'is i S"nls' The e,
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-. The, are Paid for Hauling
free Goods to Themselves
rro TRIBES GETTING RICH.


5000. Iaspert1r FOR the CONE
g u "i-, W.. .0,trr arrived
na1f %. lNl''" g.. ,,.
y. DE other Jay rHiNu'. i'i
.ftEs tIntih and Whlii iafer
. hoo t'tra. and havi1r met
irl li'''Nf 49,. 49,. ,..in- d., glit
ilfh hG.Hi AlllNN i.iN
IA. COS. accompanied the lA'''I s."-
~. OBJ. trIp Go Zion. HnyH o. Price
i4 ... Nicer Nswn Thpy Will
rfail [" w. t-.. a.. t,.,..et,r
rn aTtihsf hhN "H'' Wv
-. af thrrr 10 VIII DE- for the hlpN4'
~ t.ts ffa irrigation nysi0ms
, .#fH.r. h.rrt NNiuu
..r.ru several tnuual %
w oil. DuUIIre OF new canals
r.l.I..He of the Ola ones, but
o. w ... DO nlo more 10 complete
b. h.a under way Cor the
rs.l yalr Aguiu there was
..rlIHY orgaulicd. the rur-
"a ,t.af d. ID under tho i,awlina
bio 900 the surplus waters
m. II.I.H river ana tributary
49,. I.. trHtuIuml purposes. This
~. Ne 0mgUH win also fully In
l... .nI 70 there o. any water
.'f.n.t. what tho Indians require
en- rt.n ld this company, lntur-
l- sr'.h Owe several big capital
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-14
THE GUARDIAN OF CHILDREN.

SLOW circiinr upon ouiairtiehsi wing
The ferf. fauiciuua h.nl ~ rrry
gidas near that small sweet tender thirs
Those cruel claws would snatch away.
o. how that mothers heart must leap
T. DIVE this refii ~ the lir
Away from that son nest ~ sleep
with all her love aud iungiug there
nut scc the aannch defender Hse
with hflsiilnr manc and hff1 erect.
80 power can snatch tiai pres 4ls prize.
while he liaudl really 90 protest
Sleep on sweet babe your ma.fsrs breast
once more shIi pre- NNu .IHH aud warm,
No evil iffi shalt crI n'N."t
while thla hfate glafi'lu a-euia the hafni.
10 protect her little ores is amo8v ihe
Hfnnnest instincts OF 1 mother i.tft. lni
thforgh 40 fle t1orHrHIH cafes 1ri Worries
uf husv womaH's iIle tfeIH arises ryefhud
anon thr Thought o. 30 ! could a, More
flf my hlhv 4"
But mothers arc too omen weighed down
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-14

Dallas. Texas, Nov i3-Thcro was
much excitement IN tho State Baptist
convention today, caused by tho in-
PRODUCTION ~ "a resolution demanding
the ungcltIne 0f COnrroHsm1n-oloct
brigham u. Roberts 0f Utah. because
IL could be- read Hon Dudley o..
Muntou made the point ~ order that
DnutIFtH could not discuss politics In
convention. President Huckner sus-
tanned the point uf order and the
threatened row was aycrtcd.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-14

and of our hHr0os ON land ana geo
win lll want 90 sent tru 2-Uant stamp
tu Mult-Nutrlng Don't, Auhousrr Busch
throwing ASSN. ST. Louis o. d. A.. f1t
curig Dewey King nf Hearts, Schlcy
klug W Diamonds. etc.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-14

I'm buying Koitz candy you pay foi
the candy not the maine.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1899-06-24
When to stop EGGS and MIX.

"People over so would do well to
give up milk and eggs as diet" said
DR.. Henry NJ. Dearborne. ''These are
the structure forming foods Of animals
which mature in a short time. and
when taken In quantities by human
beings whose structures have already
formed they tend only to the harden
ing and aging OF the tissues"
DR.. Dearborne said that he had seen
people who were beginning to find
stair climbing difficult and who We're
losing their elasticity much benefited
by eliminating these articles from their
diet There has been great increase
in the duration OF life below the age Of
so. statistics prove" he said. but be-
yond that period there has been no
Improvement" In his opinion, the per
son over so should have as good q
chance to preserve life as the young
child just beginning its struggle with
existence.-New York Times.