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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1899-06-02

If Republican leaders think because
they dOwned James Hamilton Lewis
two years ago that it will be an easy
matter to do it again they will find
their mistake when it is too late.
Lewis is a vote-getter and has hosts of
friends in all parties. Had he let the
administration alone last year he
would have come awful near being re.
turned to his seat in Congress. In
our opinion he is the most dangerous
adversary in the ranks of the opposi-
ton, and time will confirm this pre-.
dictiop.-White River Journal.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1899-06-02
METEOROLOGICAL

The following record Of temperature and rain
fall for the week ending yesterday. June
l-t, Is from record kept and kindly furnished
the STANDARD by MI II. OConnor:
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1899-06-02
To TAXPAYERS.

All persons who are in arrears in
their taxes to the amount Of 5000 or
more will learn something of interest
by calling at this office.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1899-06-02

NICELY furnished rooms for rent at
reasonable rates by the day, week or
month. MRS. WIN. HILDEBRANDT,
$40 Eighth street.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1899-06-02

HAVE you seen them? The Re-
moval Sale bargains at G. Rosenthars.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1899-06-02

ASK to see the 81 and S. shoes sell.
ing for ST. at Rosenthal's.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1899-06-02

Everything in painters supplies at
MANN's DRUG STORE.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1899-06-02

Bee supplies at MAINS DRUG
STORE.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1899-06-02

REMOVAL prices on all clothing at
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1899-06-02
Geo. Q. ISrea1.
ATTORNEY At LAW
OLYMPIA, WA SH.

OL 4 ANI ~ w ~ - F1
Office and residence corner of Sixth and
Washington Streets.
Telephone number, ga
June 8, 1899. II
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-26
FINANCES or HlIANi.

,prr To BEAR \ DEBT OF $500 y. IT Is
SAID MAY HURT THE DADY CONTRACT
1r,~,r. Feb 23-Thc work on the city
finances in which Mr.. Haskns. the expert ac-
cour.art has been engaged Is drawing 20 a
conclusion IL will report 70 General Ludlow
Governor u the Department ~ Havana. that
this city is able % bear a >25Coo" deot IAe
,.rasort a. Der cent obligations. amounting %
S1250Ooo0 viii Doc refunded. and the remainder
- tb4 new bond issue VIII be- used for improve
ments.
II the existing debt alone was refunded. MI.
t,,.l,irs thinks it could ~ done at per cent.
,,d the total issue II S25coo"o would he
fa,.or,f,v received I'm New-York AT > per cent.
The-e are no legal obstacles in the way Of an
Immediate refunding provided the city Council
..ishes IN do So. General Ludlow desires 10 have
tho sewers and payements under his immediate
direction He has much experience. and takes
much interest in municipal improvements anu
consequently he would prefer go lay aside the
Dadv and Hawley projects. The Havana Coln-
on NAV, renudiate all the contracts of the 90
administration and begin over again. letting the
holders - such contracts fight for their claims
In the courts.
Mr. Haskins's opinion Of the bonding possi-
bu,,ias will no doubt be accepted by General
Ludlow, and the Finance Commission. and VIII
hurt the Dady contract providing for a new u
n.r cent Sl4Uo0Oo1 issue. on the basis OF 10
which would realize Sl2G0"Coo.
Mr. Uaskns's report will advise the retain
Ing ~ the present system OF taxation. as the
neople are accustomed to IT, but he VIII SUD-
NIT that it ought TO he modified and simphhed
IN order TO prevent frauds. He VIII suggest
that the water taxes be lowered In the pooI
quarters and increased in the rich quarters
The cuban Assembly has transmitted to Ma
tor-Ganeral Brooke an official communication
which has been forwarded 70 Washington
,barkt,g tba Government for the honors paid
IN m. remains II General Calixto Garcia
Generals Chaffee Ernst and Richards ara
others will go 10 Matanzas on ooaru 'lt STANG s
Tfa~,,ord to-morrow In order - be present al
GfneraI wilson's Washngtons Birthday eXer-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-26
CANADIAN INTEREST N EXPANSION.

Detroit. Feb 8-Davd NILS. Canadian Minister
~ Justice was the principal speaker this afternoon
, the s,xtv-third anniversary exercises o. the De
,,o,, Rar Association. His subject was The com
,,.,s,,ve Constitutional Law OF Canada and tho
i.,red states" In mentioning the fact mat ihe
T-n,,ed states had recently crossed the "ho"naary
-, Ills an imperial system" Mr. Mills said.
.'you have entered upon the work begun by 'he
= - free states a century ago. You. too
recognizlng your Nigh calling. have taken Up 'ne
white mans burden and am sure 'na' ~,
no. q, every Canadian is that this ne" 'ep"''u'.
80 yo,r historical development may be OF K''"'
III ,o,rselyes and Of priceless advantage -
the world" 49,, ....s, NJ Mills
Speaking Of our relations with '"''''' ''
said , -,,,a, have al-
the Imperial Government ana 'ahAIA "i,,,ons
,.s heen anxious for more sympathetic ''1'. ..
Nth the United States but for some ycnen
,,,ro hos moi always been recipfocd.eur heieve
, sxtend your possessions now ,ber nations
you -. onr,,rg more In contact WIN o'ht md
that ~ c9hins 'n'onrsciste our foreign poHSy anu
YOU VIII i.,,r Delte be drawn more closely TO Us
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-26

Milwaukee correspondence OF The chicago Dhton.'''
>..is,n M,rk9ld Of Waukesha. has lived since
~ ~ with Two bullets 90 his brain. either one
- which 80 the doctors say, would nave Ali'd
wholly else. ,., ,, NO.. ,.o,,,-,,,,.t 90,
ioneiy farm near Waukosha \ man named
y, - tul.l Farmer Alexander Harris. put TWO
49, ir,o Nnckold's head and left him FOR dead.
~ Non vent 10 the house and after Mrs Harris
rad given him breakfast NJ sho' h'i anu "''
Thr hired man revived sufficiently % 9ra". 70 a
D,mnffr was aroused. and some days after the
,,-l Ter sas found In "a pond. where he had shot
AMI theu drowned himself
m IRA ~ ~ Mackold upon 10. was mar ellous
Al fhe doctors said he would die. bat instead he
-. ,.u and rs the end ~ the summer VAS ahle
- ur"rk about The farm In the Interest ot science
N.rkoiI was brought 20 this city ana an Nap
,Drr,ph taken ~ his brain. II shows that one
fue, A. lodged al the base ~ the brain. fght over
,bc -pnal column and the other Is IN the tonl -.
80. orhit Physicians say that according 10 every
nhvsicai law he must OF necessity die from inc 81.
80 ~ the bullets in their present position -
- mn lives Is strong and well. feels no III ei-
,sc,. from the bullets and is sane as he ever was
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-26
poys BLOWN TO FRAGMENTS.
, EXPLOSION AT \ STATEN ISLAND
r. FIREWORKS FACTORY

-oao LADS INSTANTLY h''''''
r,.pxrr-rHr HEAD OF ONE FOUND
=, ,,,.vpRrD FEET AWAY FROM THE
y,,vs OF THE BvILpING-No EX-
r,,v.rlox OF THE ACCIDENT
,..-r-r,,r, NJ the factory Of the Nord-
IN -,,,r,.or Fireworks Company near Port
my c..,s,, Island. was destroyed by an
Ki'''''' 10 o'clock yesterday afternoon.
sNp''t Harry Morgan and Charles Frohlin'
1"' -, ,. The building were instantly killed
W., - bodies were dismembered by the force
~ explosion Robert Dolan. who was lus'
- ,hs building was seriously burned. Inc
- m. explosion shook the houses Wi'hil
,.,,s - half mile from the factory. ana
-. was heard in Port Richmond. nearly
- -,rss away Great alarm was caused
.he employees az the factory. over one
- IN number and they ran from the
-,s,,~s o. reach places q safety. Fortunate
other explosions followed. and the build
rss :, completely demolished that no fire
hl,wed
- factory : composed Of a score Of small
- bindings. scattered over a dozen acres.
...-s,-r from Richmond-ave. to Cherry Lane.
-c-.-.,sylue. q hamle, about two miles south
F. Pay, Richmond. The buildings are one
..,-v frame. and each is separated from It's
...--ho-s nv several hundred feet The mixing
- aas l. Ny Is feet in size, near Cherry Lane.
- b,vs killed and injured were all employed
- ,ss-ss-s g cannon crackers and rockets and
- 81, ISOLATED huts They received small
,,,s~.,ss . explosives from jeremiah Mans
- ~, has charge II the mixing-room.
MANSFIELD vas absent from the building when
,he b-ys reached il yesterday. ana they. con-
~ ?, orders j, IS said entered the building
:, LEN themselves % a supply Just what
orssa ,he explosion only the dead boys could
,sy. explained The explosives consisted Of a
-.x..-s o. sulphur sal,petre and potash and
~ Quantity j. placed az from ten 10 twenty
er. pounds IS Ulcers and employees.
v-r-- tA4 more courageous II the employees
-.s,ha. ,he scene they found Do.an lying un-
conscious af,y fss, from The building Nearly
every ari.-,e - clothing had been torn from his
lo3v and bis face. limbs and body We're bias X
er-. and burned lie Vas carried - the ONCE
s-5 was attended ly ul + + Barber and Or.
! Walk Wo.-. IL recovered consclouSneSs'
In. -.--s t-r .t'.e e. The accident. ana was
,sk-r @, bis home in Ma9le-ave.. Port Rich
v.--sr.s body was found about hundred
fe-. s-o-- -.t Foundation I'D. the miXng-ioorn.
6.au.ss ard without arms. The head was
s,,-f ID >..r, bushes nearly four hundred feet
srsv r~-r,r.- body was found among some
G. th- nreckase q ,c- tu ding. and was little
--.r4 ,r-- -~ar-.tt and bllcken-C mass
Co-.re- Saver arrived a. the scene soon after
r...k and began an inveSt.Caton The
bos-, r-.-e removed o.. The wrrsue Il / a ST.
We E ~ Richmond and relatives 4 the boys
Ta-- MORGAN was sixteen years old. and
lvel u.,h BIS parents .n Laforg"-ave.. Port
R.car.--. Charles Fr0hlin was also sixteen
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-26
THE END Not YET IN DELAWARE
80 HOPE FOR ADDIcKs. But SENATOR
GRAY NAY SUCCEED HIMSELF.

80 HOPE FOR ADDICKs. But SENATOR
GRAY NAY SUCCEED HIMSELF.
Dover. Del. Feb. - )speciaD-The bal!oting
r. United states Senator this afternoon in the
Ie.a~ara LEGISLATURE was without change. save
2 III nun e - votes cast. there being six
members absent The ballots taken were the
ssvs,,.-.h and seventy-Arst
t. r-su-- was a. follows. Addicks Union
Rep i Cray Deml =; Hilles regular Rep),
TO- HANDY DDeml. = Forty-six votes were cast
1ak1g - necessary T. elect. The Silver Demo
aacs went O. Congressman /. / Handy to-day.
ts, arc expected O. support Senator Gray next
week
T-lsy's voting. ending the sixth week in the
t,.sst clearly shows that as the session u the
Lsgsa,-r~ draws 70 close the election Of a
senator IS as far from being accomplished as it
sas q .a- l.s- week q the haNOtng Since
-,a'-- Haza.y ana Representatives Ewing and
;r1za. changed from Joseph II. Chandler 70
Attaks thereby g!virs the Regular Republic
.als ---.-- stand that they We're no longer
lt1 Them. o.. haog- has been looked ior IN me
h'g-.ar RAMS. until to-day. when II was inti-
naisd ty soa- - the Regular members Of the
h,us-. thai next week would probably BRING
bout some difference in the voting. but. as the!
.esse q 1885,. ny ~ Of the nature 10 elect Ad-
..as ~ a1s other Union man.
Just what is meant u.s. this declaration Is not
Known ur.-s. 70 t- the reelection u Senator
Iso.ge Gray. Which may De brought about by
1sDemocra,s with The aid Of the Regular re
.-.-cars an event that = most iropaDIe
LIE or 10 interest is being manifested 10y the
',!,n Republicans in the senatorial contest
POI, as they seem o. bee resigned 10 thelr lale
q. ne OILY part PLAYED by them IN the uTana
TIE resF use given when their names are
S-e1 by trs clerk
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-26
INDUSTRIAL COMBINATIONS.
CONSOLIDATION OF CONCERNS MAKING
PAPER BAGS
A TRUST FORMED WITH A CAPITAL or 1900 900
A PREMIUM ALREADY on THE
SUBSCRIPTION:

Giens Falls. y. Y. Feb 25-The formation OF the
paper-bag combination is practically completed. and
a new concern. under the style OF the Union Bag
the principal bag manufacturers OF the country
The following are among the concerns which have
turned their property. business and goodwill over
20 the new company: Union Bag Company and
Rowland Paper Company Of Sandy Hill George
West. bag factories and paper mill at Balston and
paper mill 40 Halley; Samuel Crpples. Western
Bag and Paper Company. Consolidated 5 .. :. Of
Connecticut: Marshall MIL. Of Brooklyn. and the
Holingsworth & Whitney Company The combined
product Of these concerns last year WAS 10000. 100
bags. OF about - per cent OF all the bags made
The capital OF the combination Is S2Io0Vo. Ii
viled into 100000 OF preferred stock and s6.00 =
90 Of common stock No bonds Will be issued. and
the property cannot be mortgsgei except b. con-
sent Of the preferred stockholders The preferred
stock Is entitled to : per cent dividend Moore
Brothers Of Chicago. are the main movers In ef-
fecting the consolidation. and f. IS the intention TO
list the stock the Chicago Exchange. Two and
one-haf million dollars worth Of the preferred
stock has been sold TO An underwriting syndicate
for the purpose Of providing working capital for
the new company. Ten per cent premium Is now
offered for these underwriting subscriptions.
Il is stated that Mr.. Fisher. president Of the
Union Bag and Paper Company. Of Sandy Hi. and
Will probably hold the Offices IN the company
MI Fisher Is resident Of Chicago. and II Is
expected that Mr.. WashbJrn Will remove tneTe
when he assumes his new duties All the property
Guiding that OF the Sandy Hi! Power Company. mas
been turned over 20 the new company.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-26
TO CONTROL SILK-THREAD TRADE.
SCOPE AND OBJECT ~ a COMPANY FORMED N
<EW-rONDON.

New-London. Conn. Feb -j-Publc announce
ment made today that tho American SIX
Manufacturing Company % New-Lonton has been
capitalized al 81 - 80. 500 30 preferred per
cen; stock AMI $4,000 common stock. The com
pany has secured a special charter in this State
for the purpose of uniting and consolidating the
silk-thread industry Of the United States. The
company already controls ahou. $ per cent 81 the
Industry q the country Some Il the most prori-
nont companies Interested IN the new combination
are the Brainerd & Armstrong Company Newton
don. Nonatuck SILK Company. Florence. Mass 4;
Beldins Bros. & CO.. Rockville. Conn: Richardson
Six COMPANY Chicago. Carlson. Currie q Co. san
Francisco. William b. Hagen3urs. Philadelphia
W.nsiei silk company. Winsted. conn: and Tina
SIX Comrary Mount carmel Conn. The new off,
GERS elected are. President. Ira Dimock. Of New
York. treasurer. -. : Armstrong. Ne"-L0ndon;
secretary. Walter e. Noycs New-London.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-26
HOSTILITY TO NEGRO VOTE ~ ALABAMA
TUTIONAL CONVENTION WHICH DEMO
T.E-

Birmingham. Ala. Feb. . (SpeciaD.-The Repub-
lican state Executive Committee has been called
20 meet in this city March 1. TO take action
antagonistic to the Constitutional Convention.
which the Democrats propose as means o. elimi-
mating the ignorant negro vote Convention or no
convention IS 70 be decided al the polls In July.
but the Democrats are pledged 10 the convention.
and on March IS viii nominete delegates. Hence
the call for the meeting.
The Popu.sts have made official prefer 20 Tie
Democrats that they will cooperate with them 70
secure the Constitutional Convention. Il the Demo
Gratis will allow them the same representation %
Inc Convention as they now have IN the General
Assembly namely. about twenty members. An
Effort viii probably be made by the Republicans %
swing the Populisis back into opposition 20 the
Der
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-26
cory WANTED FOR STARTING CHINESE.

in Che-Foo. China. have sent an appeal O. he
San Francisco Chamber Of Commerce. requesting
that a shipload Of corn be sent FOR the relief q
tv.o million Chinese IN Shan-Tung Province TIE
unprecedented foods OF the Yellow River have te-
siroyed crops. and the immense population along
the great river Il on the verge % starvation.
The appeal which IS signed by John Fowler.
Hunter Corbett. ". O. Eterich. George Cornwall
and c. y Downing. says the people Of Shan-Tung
subsist on corn and continues: We believe that
II your grain men will ship 10 the United states
Consul in Che-Foo direct from the Pacific slope. a
steamer loaded with corn. T. viii be the means not
only Of saving thousands az lives but also ~ open
ing 10 a market for 49, 90 On 70 100000 consumers
later on" The Chamber will act in the matter az
meeting
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-26
WANTED FOR MAKING SPURrOUS CoN

Shamokin. Penn. Feb 25.-United States Secret
Service men searching for George Cerpatis
who came here from New-York in October and
opened a watch making establishment. Cerpatis
IT is alleged. has been manufacturing counterfeit
g. and so gold pieces and lO-cent j0-cent and 81
silver pieces He left here last night. and II Is
believed he went 20 New-York.
John clifford from whom Cerpatis rented his store,
has in hts cellar In gold and silver counterfes
together with moulds and appliances used in plat
,,c The officials are OF the opinion that the
s,nss,-,ous coin made here shipped by Carpatis
80 confederates in New-York city.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-26
.NCTENT SKULL TYPES.

Or Briuton In Science
f., the "Ceniralblat, fur Anthropologie uteti. :.
~ - soro. abstracts touching the skuA-iorin
.,,t,h H. believed 10 be- the oldest IN Europe II j.,
rr,aIre..nted most perfectly by the remains iound
81, Tha CHARACTERISTICS are uncommon lrHfth.
,rr,odarate width. very limited height. retreathg
Snrehe,d prominent but depressed snpiA-ot9llai
nost argues sharply for the genuine ancient char
Ter OF the Neandvrthall skull. and Or sch"alps
- M, regard that found A. Egishem as good
TYNE As for the modern examples Stimulating me
Nr,nderthan skull the latter asserts that, while
,hcv may resemble II In or another point. they
never present the group Of inferior critera which
characterize It's measurements
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-26
THE FERTILIZER TRUST.
ABOUT TWENTY-FIVE CONCERNS FORMING \ r.
c,"or COMRINATIoN

Boston Feh. 95-"The Journal this afternoon
saws that the proposed fertilizer combine is rap
idly assuming definite shape The BoWker COM
pany has finally agreed % come into the deal ana
altogether TWENTY-FIVE or twenty-six corporations
are % be included. comprising all the fertilizer
companies north of Baltimore The combine Will
be financed By three large banking houses. one in
New-York and two in Boston. and Il Is proposed
90 issue 81 orph1o II stock. One-haf ~ this VIII
be preferred stock and the rest common. Inc
whole issue has already been underwritien by
strong syndicate. Subscriptions 20 tho new stock
VIII BE- asked or th- basis u one share 81 pre-
ferred stock ard half share of common stock Tor
each Slc' Experts now a; work on the books
Of the several corporations concerned. ana APP
praisers are also making valuations y the plai,
The new corporation VIII have IL headquarters X
is understood. in New-York. and Mr.. GIBBONS. rep
reserting The Standard oil people. who are said 70
be- largely Interested IN the enterprise, VIII De pFesI-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-26
HER DISTINCTION.

'!on Iae chi,ag, News
Hare' v5s -. ou wan, to go upon the stage?
~ az AppAcant-NO but I have uted In Cb,c.eo
MAJ '''~'' "ei"s ~ pped by highway
1s,hsser- " hooo-la' III pu Won on A. star i'm
-'-'aiey iol'se one IL million. 7'"' '''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-26
PLANS FoR REScUWG THE GASPESI4.

St Johns y. F. Feb. &-The agents OF the
Canadian liner Gaspesia today opened negot!a-
lions with Nj Reid. the contractor. and owner %
the Newfoundland steamer Bruce. noted FOR her
ice-breakng qualities. for the rescue Of the Gas
pesia which has been for the last three weeks
frozen IN an ice foe In the Gulf OF 81. La wren-e
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-26
STORM COMING FROM THE WEST.
PREDICTION THAT IT NAY RAIN OR SNOW THIS
AFTERNOON

storm which extends over wide area IS nov
ing toward this city. Its centre over Texas
early yesterday morning and over Kansas City
LAKE last night There a heavy fau Of rain
yesterday within the storms limits. In many FAR
Western places considerably colder weather than
that on Friday prevailed. The storm will prob
ably reach here this afternoon according 70 The
local Weather Bureau. The official forecast for
day j.; Increasing clOudiness. probably rain Or
snow in the afternoon: stationary temperature
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-26
MEDICAL AND SlNITlRT NOTES.

SERUM TREATMENT ~ DIPHTHERIA-A
remarkable Improvement ln the statistics u mortal
ry from This disease .n Germany is remarked upo'
by The London Lancet" attributable TO the serum
treatment Returns from the towns having mor'
than fifteen thousand inhabitants from lSN5 TO 1884
show that the average number Of deaths from
dlphth .ria and Group was ll3oi per annuin. th'
ma xlrnun, being reached in 1>.8 by $3.50 deaths
and IN. minimum I'm Isss by 1924 deaths. In issi
vrh.n afrhf IBERIA anttoNiu "a nrst used on a con
siderable scale the deaths went down o" -po-th'
dphfheria death rate WAS lnty per zen thousahs
Of the population ln the preceding zen year : Sts
only {, 1 i'm 1895 The mortality having thus fallet
On ~ rer cent. again OF one hundred deaths, 10
were caused by diphth,ria from ~, 20 ~. ans
',i,. - n, B., IS5 The decrease ~ the drtth I.i'
rom this mnlady was about uniform IN very 81 .
,riri ~ the Empire though the disease prevaie<
about the saUe.
FOOD THAT Is DRUGGED-The medical pres'
has been calling attcntion-and in words none toe
,,,,eiy-,o the prevalent commercial custom OF pre-
Irving perishable articles OF food hy means o.
aai,,c 20 them boracic acid other antisepta
drugs The examples OF this kind are almost to'
numerous TO specialize Mix. butter. bacon. amoni
oth.rs. are especially treated with boracic acid a
order 20 make them keep. while clotisd cream u
almost invariably dealt with IN the same manner
hergings again. are picked ia The drus But an
other product j. fast coming into use ana VIII proc
ably In the end supercede bolacio acid in thls re
suact VIZ formaide hyde being as an anuseph
much more active than the former so that only
weak solution OF 70 is required Tor TIE purpose IL
view The whole question. however. OF thus pre-
serving foods 10y adding 20 them some variety o
autisepiic j. from a hygicnc point ~ View one
or apprehension and distrust-in word. n may BE-
said that the medical profession IS now agreed IN
the opinion that such chemicalzed food 10 injuriow
TO those partaking OF II.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-26
FEW VOTES CAST AT HARRISBURG.
FOR FIRs- -u,e VOTE FOR jerks EXCEEDED
THAT FOR QUAY


Ha-r1,grg F.h With no quorum present. the
'-'.ness c. to-fsr's 3oint Assembly was disposed
d u s11't ORDER Tw2-ih.rds Of the members were
.os4H' a1- iz-e1 and several others were absent
N'-aii 14-r Tie tairty-fourth ballot for Senator
a. .caNs quay lRepJ. l3. jerks DEM.
~, I- r-sa.- announced Greasy. Of Columbia.
sssss - i vote "nen MS name was os tt
-, le n.r1ei Mr jerks. which gave the Demo
49, I'ai1-e o-e more than Senator Quay ms
tss- Nl'si t-e jerks has received larger vote
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-26
No CHANGES n Utah AND CALIFORNIA.

"a, s-' Ike Utah. Feb Z5.-To-day's ballot was as
- king Den). :. McCune Dem) %;
:g,ss.t' CJ-mJ R.deout DEM. 3. Cannon. s.,
'''ah- rep. - absent. g.
.s1-.'saer'o. CAL. FEB 25-The sixty-:our,h ballot
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-26
1--WE WITH TWO BULLETS ~ ms BRAIN

Tha death rate II NOW us IHdI 49, q. ~" j
was an any period Of the last TWO OF 'hree Ee''s'