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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1899-03-22

Gouldsboro-
Mr.. and Mrs. Williams are in town Wis
iting Mrs. Williams mother, Mrs. Phebe
Havey. ~
n. II. Sowle and wife have returned to
Bar Harbor after spending the winter at
their home here.
j. A. Stevens and two children, OF Bar
nsrbor, are visiting Mr.. Stevens mother,
Mrs. Francena Stevens.
WILDER c. Rolfe died Tuesday, March
II, after an illness of about two weeks.
He leaves a widow. He was fifty-four
years of age.
Mrs. Abbie Pearson, with her daughter
and son, of Ellsworth, was in town last
week to attend the funeral of her brother
in-law, WILDER c. Rolfe.
March 20. JEN.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-03-16

BeHse; pare trunsue til at tsbe alt,
buab be Fulbe BRUCE / Rompasnisrnes
esns Bober til ubIu opifruebe griier,
os buab be enbeIist tiIibf ffuIbe bare i
reos Psnse, funbe be uente pua / Maa=
nsber, efteripm fun &Ompasnisrne inbs
Isife fine esne Checks. Sfopbussernes
iurt erbueruebe 9pn bIep oerpeb reduce.
ret / en- neifen utrolis @rab. Oetts
Spitem bar M fact fit 8aaelaar.
9erefter nil 8ompasnierne ere npbt
til at betale fine Tolt fuIbt ub, os bpis
BetaIinsen ubebIiuer, euer N%npisninsen
lite bonoreres paa nermefe 9ant, fan
4rbeiberne fOrbre 9ompusuiets 2smmer
beiloslast, erbOIbe s25 Sassumfofs
ninser Os s1.5o pr. Dag fra ROmpus>
MET, inbtiI: ban er betaIt.
SenatOr Bilitn fOrisste OF fua en-
geitemmeIie inb ON, N%rbejbssiueren
ffuIbe buue lo.Dusss BARREL; men bette
fOrfaitsbes, os. McGartbps 6ori1us psb=
toses ufOranbret.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-03-16
GeSar Sails, ST., Os Smeau.

geter S. &asmusien % Mifs q.
Sap asteuiebes Onsbus ben sbe Marta
/ RuSaretb Rirfe peO Yufor Sanien.
8ieIiestaIen bIeu boIbt paa gnseIf ba
Sruben life %forfoar.bet banife @prOs.
Dst unss Par bara bOiut fig i 8enion.
81 snffer paa manses 8esne tilpffe.
nm SEES g. Sspien Os Mnna RieIleu
esteuiebes Trebas ben lobe / Brubens
Diem, Sens g. NieIien ner Jrebsuiae.
- S Wanbass sanfOm Der Msbbe.
IeIie til 6. u. Snpoer, at ban for be
fommenbe 4 aur par bIepet ubualat til
YOifmeiter / geoar Sails. Sans Wob=
tanbibat, Wariou 5uHmun fan aItIaa
siue fig til SO.
- Rrs. Maren 9anien tom / ssrs
bags tilbase fra California, buor BUN
/ ginter bar befsst fine 2 Ssfire.
= Deb bet at Republitanere afboIbte
grsueuaIs, opfiaebes be fsIsenbe
Wenb: 5or Gitp.Napor, g. MsIenbp;
for gpraabsmebIem / lite @arb, 6rant
Snap; 2ben 8arb, s. Wutbias; 3bie
Barb, so. Pbiaio os Abe 8arb, s. 81.
Siaiman.
Ieb Demotraternes BrsDspaIs OPP
Tifiuebes fslsenbe Menb: Tor gitp
Rapor, %. MOrris; Bpruabsmeblem
for life @arb, Marius gsterlen; sbie
Warb, 81. @ais. s 9ben os Abe @arb
opiattes insen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-03-16
Den banife &oloni / Ware g.,
VI. Saf.

Iinteren bar ueret temmeIis toIb bel
iom paa andre Steber. Seq bar Doc
farbebss Omfrins / Menisbsoerne fra 2
til 10 MiI ON Dusen, ielu / be folbeift
Gage. Sauuibt mig befenbt, bar Rul.
ben inssn fe,beIes Stups siort bps,feu
paa Solt euer &reaturer. Yeiret er MI
bespnbt at miIbne noset, ri bar baft
fere Cages Espsir, iaa GOrauret pil
psl mart inbfinbe fig.
- Tarmerne bespnber MI at a nifoffs
S%aaiGb; Fer er 10 lite iua belt imao
Marter plsiebe, iom itaI inbiaas / Tors
aaret. Ser er benz, iom bar pIsiet
pper so Mcres.
= Naar Gneen MI saar bolt BOT
aue fom t9nter paa at tuse 9omsiteab.
lamb Der. inbfinbe fig; tbi SnbDanbrins
gen piI fffert / bette Soraar bIipe for.
Nu fan Der faas 9omeiieab paa eobe
BIabier.
$. $
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-03-16
Gtt pt9tts Sag.

Der sr / ReprGisntuntbulet / ct.
gaul bIeust ufsiOrt en- Sag, iOm /
mango Nar bar siuet Anlebnins til tuI=
rise berettisebe &Iaser. Oct nil pore
at 5aabs, al bet life Blot er en- foreIsbis
NissrsIie. Susen breier fig ON BET
berpstsbe Time-Checks Spftem, ION
er blepet inbfert o9 iaa ffammelis mis-.
brnst of be mestise &Orporationer
o~usrfOr EsmmsrbusSerne. s Senutet
bIsp Susen brust frem af Senator Mc
@artbp meb ct Hart uffattet 5OriGus,
Tom ban inbIebebe meb en- omfattenbs
os srunbis TOrtIarins ON bette Sp:
items ffummeIise Gnuenbelie. GoItent
blepe betalte meb Checks | Stebet for
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-03-16
9atimer, SOMA.
$. 9anfen n.

Ssren 6anien os Sans peterisn meb
6amiIie er reit til @arb, 60. Nortb
Dafota for at tase 6ometsub. Ssren
5anien er en- at be fsrfte GsttIers Der
peb 2atimer os iom iaaban ct ban life
utenbt meb NpbpsserIiuets 8eiuarIiss
beber. st fort @obe er bet at Der / bet
npe Settlement er en- banff lutberlf Mes
nisbeb, buor CUBS Orb forfynbes os
Satramenierne ~foruaItes. Maatte Ser
rem pore meo eber Os gore sbsr tiltrebs
meb ebers npe Blabs.
- 9enrp 8esersIeu sr nu flpttet bers
til fra AIta.
- Nosle al be unse iom / Gfteraaret
to9 paa 9eilfole er tommen tiIbaae iaen.
- gfu er Der sobe ubfster til at nj
5oruaret ffaI baue bpsset til Dor Rirfe.
Wteb Ell for Maioritet bleu bet pebtaaet
at bpsse, buis en- uis Gum fan relies,
buao ri bar en- goo @runb til at tro Der
fan. Eilbpsninsen ifaI opfsres selb,
fri.
Sens Diren bleu uuIst til at pore
Renisbebens DeIesat til Samfunbets
Narsmeoe.
- Spar Woos fra gsbur 6aus bur
taset plabs Dos en- Jarms1 Der os er nu
fpttet BERTH.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-03-16
eli Sorn 9pjitOle Og
GOueQe

boIber 6traars os SOmmerfoIe for
unse MGnb os auinber fra 80. STARTS
til 1. SUM-.
unbsruisniu9en Iebes / triiteIig Nanb
os omfatter g~ibeItunbfab, R~irtebitorie
Mntf, Danif, gnselif, Satin, os andre
Spros, FAINT be Sag, Der bsrer til IN
fuIoitanbis %ubbanneIie til 9erersernin=
gen / eanife os amsrifanife StoIer.
gnbpibere siuss r%nbsruisnine i oIt,
buab Der bsrfr til ct fuIbI Business
Course" o. /. p.
BstaIin9en er IA Dollars maaneoIiq
Tor Undertaking os Soit os goIis.
Snbmelf eIisr mootases os 6orefperss
ieler befuares at
3. 8. 6. Sanen,
glf 9orn, Soma.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-03-16

Om Sub piI, utboIoer ben ipolisr
Wisconfn &rsbs al ben 'orenbe BANK
ep. lutb. 6irfe fit 6oraarsmsbe / 6arte
Lamb fra 60 Npril.
Msbet uabnes Gnrsoas Aiten 6G. u
meo @uostleneite og Nltergang,
acknowledgements ere:
! SieIefors.
? Confirmation.
3 Smuenoslie.
9erren DsIli9ue Wepet.
s. >. SEMEN.
Weni9bsOen ! 6artIano i%nobpoer ueu=
liSit til Rrebsmeoet. GiIreiIenbe beoes
melbe peres Romme / COB Gio.
SreOe Sobaneu
@briitotfer Ntelien
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-03-16
v9anfueH."
Eorsoag Der 9. @srts 1899.
6uostienefer.
Neenab.

Neenab.
@nbstienefe be 4 fsrfte Ssnbase i bper
Maaneo ri. 1O4 Sorm., o9 ri. II @ften.
Senbassftole bDer Ssnba9 Norm. ri. 9.
nnebpmsmsbe Eirsba9 Aiten ri. s.
pof. $. g. Semen.
Chicago, 81.
Danit @ubstienefte bper Ssnbas SITTER
mibbas &l. Al ben tpffe Sirte, 1921 Dear
born ct.
YaffH g. Ntelen
gop.el: 1904 @abaib @ue.
sud. @in Sntpn ps cate Suwn.
lite Ssnbas i bper Maaneb: 9ud ri. 10.
WsiH Gowu ri. p.
2ben Ssnbas i Cafe SOwn ri. 10 os nj:
ten u.
3bie Ssnpae / Mia 9omm ST. 10. - 9ud
d.
Abe Ssnbas sud ST. 10 os Safe Conn
Rl. g..
q. 8. s. Ssbolm.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-03-16
Mssrrab os Omeen.
The Board of Trade.

The Board of Trade.
- 9unse Girrss5 Onnins, inssntins
bsbre for 9Ofe Os 5OrfSIslie. Bris
81 Gts. -M. 6. Barnett & 60.
Or. 6enridisn uur / GbicasO paa
Jorrstnins / Eorsbass % TreSass.
- Observation-Disclosures Sscial iioits
Eorsbass Aftes par ret peIpttet.
gfter en- pisnbe Resn / 2srbass
fit ri / Ssnbass en- forpssenbe Snes
form, iom bar iut pore SOruarsforbaabs
niuser en- COB Del tiIbase, iaa msset
mere iom Der efter Snetormen fuIste en-
bibenbe 6rOf. 9uOr iauioriffe pore
Observation-Disclosures bar uaret, tan
ftsnnes bsraf, OF Der Eirsbus often ueb
s=Eibsu for en- ruienbe 9aseI= os Sne-
form bsnOuer Bp Os Smssn forbunbsn
meb 2pn % Torben. ct rlueir, iom ue=
rsbe sOOt os pei en- buIu Cine. Snss
bag MOrsen tunbe SneifOplins bespnbe
isen efter en- itsrre MaaIeituf; TIL Snesm
Iaa tommetptt aItoper.
= Scr. Sobn Steuens Der af Bpen
BAR efter SorIpbenbe fsbt vBladbirb
SsIanb," ben lille @ Gate @innebaso
meIlem Oibtoib Os Neenab. 9en nil
4sberen benptte til Sust % Tifferi.
Rr. Steuens sbur tsbt @%ienbOmmen at
Staten @isconfn.
GIN. forbenuerenbe Ibonnent paa
EDuniferen;"s men nuuGrenbe SOIbat i
Waniua, uar faa betantiom forIeben at
ienbe Os etsgar Numrs af en- faipinit
auis tulbetst r9be amsriean SOIbier. "
BIabet er bet FORTE Blub, iom ubtom /
bet enseIite SprOs paa 6iulpinserne, os
er enbnu life: ct Gur sammelt. 9ets
1btpr uiisr bpilte 8aniieIisbeber, Der
maa operptnbes beropre for at faa ct
8Iab ub. iom fan Ieies nusenlunbe ri
tiger ncsenIunbe,-tb i meset al bet er
BELT uIaisIis. Men naar man Ter ben
til, at bet maa trpttss / ct ipanff Crypt
Teri, ~iattessmeb samle Opiibte ipanite
Eppper os at iubfsbte Siaipiner, fOm
lite bar mere sSbe ON buab Olbene, be
ietter Op, betpber enb a@ieIet bar paa
Satin, fan man mot unbifpIbe BIabsts
nb ftpr, os'meb &ebaftsrsn af bet ianbe
at &orrefturIeieren burbe baue minbf
type Par Dine / 9Ouebet for at tunne,
Flare ben gefiains. tSarpurist ienber
ri berueb DOR perirnIis %ubetenbte, men
betantiomme Ben, Dor biertelisfte Sat
for 8Iubene. 8i.ifulbe ssrne ienbe bam
yOanifsrsu" i gptts; men bauber, at
ban piI uere paa 1iemueien for bette Nr.
at yOaniferen" fuube fomme til Mas
niua, efteriom ban er en- uf Winn. Sol.
Is &es., iOm meb bet fsrife uil bIiue af.
msnftret.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-03-16
MisTonsmpOe.

Om Sub uil. atboIpes Wlialions=
mObs SmmanueIs MeuisbeO i OcontO,
@is., i 0Gssns lsOe, l9Os % 2OSt
Wlorts.
gsnn'r ia "ar % fisr" i%aop,p's
penIieit.
Eilrelienbe, Der fife alt bar nossri be-
lfemt Blans at DO, beoe5 meloe ia Ill
en- af unberieonene.
S %. Sersiln. g. 8 emmine al
Yaltor. Sefrefpr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-03-16
Tarmerue bar nu faa Imaat Be-

~ Tatmerne bar MI Iad iHlaat be-
spnbt at ie eftsr ON beres Aulsrebfuber
er | Srben. 81 bar / ben fbfe Glib
bait uifabis 8eir, lua be iom life bleu
ferbis meb bsrss Mais bar meset trapl
/ Warten, mar 8eiret ti1aoer bet.
-Baitor &irtesuurb bar paret til
Wfislionsmebe / Rinsfeo i ben fibfe
Part at benne uee.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-03-16
GOtttcrina.

Mobtaset $500 ira $. 6. geterisn
Nslion, Minn.. til Buitor q. 2anas
@nte. De 7 Dollars ere 9rccenter At
SnbtGster ueb SaIs al eIettriife galtsr.
Cot for @apen.
s. s. SEMEN.
Racine, Wis.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-03-16
Tatm til SataS.

10 Icres sobt 2anb meb gpsninser
paa, iom lisser inben for Bpsrenien,
er binis til SaIss. &sberen tan benz
uenbe fig til Gierem leIu.
g.. g. 2auren, Bor So, 0aeenub.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-03-16
0rentnDe S6ttnmelmanns
WffeDSmpOe.

Aae oanffe Menb os Ruinoer inobps
bes pua bet uenIisits til 9~lfffebsmsbe B..
29be Murts &l. 8 often. Nbsans frit.
Rirtens Nbresie er 35tb Os Dearborn
ct. Nue ere biertelis peItomne,
9. NieIen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-03-16
@nsboloerife pmifes.

Gn Ruinoe, BELT 9anif, iom intel
6iem bar, fan antases iom 5usboI=
berite peO f~triftIis eusr perionIis at benz
uenbe fig til
81. YouIen n.
1865 8iuow Blace, Miuwautse, Wis.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-03-16
Ttepsfonferencen.

Oct er beftemt. at @Sarens Trebs=
conference ituI ufbOIbes ben IS. Mui
9uas, 9Ouunb.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-03-16
&reosmpOe.

On Cub uiI, ufbolbsr Nebrata
norblt9e RreDs fit Soraaorss
Sreosmsbe / 5 remont, Nebr. ra
Ill 9. Warts.
6orbanblinsssmnsr
l. 5ptIeri % SeIubso, q s(9ut. l2,1).
2. Eroen.
Taa 9erren ueIisns osiaa bette
Msbe.
S. IS br. Beberen,
&rebsformanb.
S 9enbolb til ouenftaasnbe Betenbts
ssreIis inbbpbss gsnner fra iieru Os
Nor til OF beltuse / Msbet.
Tilreiienbe bebes meloe beres Romme
fsrenb ben lobe Marts til unoertesnebe.
Yoa Wenisbebens Dssne,
q. %. 2unb, 9rei.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-03-16
Gil Salos.

F0lgende GensJande ere
til Salgs til meget billige Pri-
ser paa "Danskeren''s Kon-
tor: En- Safe, ct Bord, ct
Skrivebord med Boon~ol, en-
stor Bogreol, fire stole, tire
Hardcoal Stoves SAINT en- bel
Del Stove Pipes.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-03-16

g. 9oIf' gutit faGses banife 30,
ger. SaImebsser, gibeIbitorier os
2~ersbsssr bauss altib. Ss buiIts an=
ore Bigger, Tom ifte matte foreiinbes,
orffaffes burtislt.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-03-16
TOr Salg.

@n COB Jarm pau so Ncfes 9anb er
biuis for SaIs. Dsh er 5eIisssnbe p
MiI SnDnsit for Waupaca os fun J
MiI fra SOIDalsrbiemmet. Der er sobe
g%psninser Oe sObt yanb. B~eiatnins
tan mebfsIse ON snites. Wan benz
penber fig til gieren.
Sobn 81. NeIion,
Bor. GIL, Wuupaca, 8is.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-03-16

nnbertesneoe anbefuIer fit 6srite
Rlasies- RsbubiaIs / ben usItenbte gus
t &uSiel 9ouie glof, iom ~forben
fprebes af Otto Siewert. Ser ptl al
tib frrefinbes / proper Stanb ct sobt
nbuals af alt bpab Der / benne Brand
snifes / 9usbOIoninsen. 8arer paa
8etiuins uheueres prompte. s benne
Glib er noialset fOripnet meb etstra Ga
ger til etbuert TamiIieborb.
SafDb Gasmnsien.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-03-16

TAG J NIT r FOR Def, men spdre dtn Ap,as.
kJobmand eller Nabo, som har brugt ..WI~t.
White Wine OF Tar Syrup; de wi fortail. dig. ue- u
len bedste Hostemedicir paa Jor1en- Pris q G. aysl
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-03-16

q. 8. S. 9sbOlm.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1899-01-22
THE STANDARD OF VALUE
ALL CONTRACTS REGULATED BY
THE GOLD DOLLAR.
THE GREENBACKS Will BE RETIRED
Ten Years Hence they will no Lorg,r be Legal
Tender. No Silver Dollars to be Coin.
ei Save from the Bullion in
the Treasury.

Washington, Jan. 21.--The House
Coinage, Weights and Measures Com
mittee today by strict PARTY vote or
dered favorable report ON the substi-
tute for Representative Hills bill to fix
the standard of value in the United
States and for other purposes.
Th bill provides in substance that the
standard of value in the United States
shall be the gold dollar, that all con-
tracts existing and in the future shall
be computed in reference to that stand
ard, that there shall be established in
the Treasury department of issue and
redemption, that the greenbacks shall be
retired and upon retirement that gold
bills shall be substituted therefor.
No silver dollars are to be hereafter
coined except from bullion in the treas
ury, the Secretary of the Treasury i'll
his discretion to coin silver into subsi-
diary coin as public urgency demands
and the recoinage of old, worn, uncur-
rent. subsidiary coin without special ap-
preparation therefor; such coinage of bull
hon to be concurrent with the retirement
of treasury notes the same as il. e0ined
into silverada1sgs aud the calaagss, Of
such subsidiary COIN not to be lmited TO
$50,000,000.
There is to be Il separation of treas
ury accounts between issue and financial
TRANSACTIONS a gold reserve of Outstand-
ing notes and treasury notes is to- be-
maintained; also five per cent gold re-
serve of the aggregate silver dollars; Il
comon fund for the redemption of all
notes. The retirement of the green
backs is for the first five years an
amount equal to the increase of nation
tiOnal bank notes issued subsequent to
the taking effect of the act; twenty per
cent to be retired annually during the
next five years and greenbacks to cease
TO be legal tender at the nd of 10 vars.
Gold and currency certificates to he
cancelled as paid and not reissued; no
national bank notes under $40 and no
silver certificates over So are to be is
sued
The tax on national banks is to be
changed from the circulation to one
tenth of one per cent ON capital, surplus
and undivided profits.
The bill repeals all existing restric-
tions on the withdrawal and iesua cf
national bank notes at will; banks may
issue notes to full value or bonds de-
posted. Na+i NAL banks with Il capital
Of S25,0O and in cities of 5000 p0pula-
ton may be established branch banks
may he provided under regulations of the
comptroller of the currency.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1899-01-22
DIED OF HEMoRRHAGIC FEVER.
Gone to New Mexico-Money to Lend
Large Peanut Crop.

Scotland, n. c., Jan. 21.--(Special.)-
Yesterday at the Gray Lumber Go. s
mills near Neal on the Roanoke river,
Mr. 7. j. Gwaltney, foreman for the
company, died of hemorrhagic fever. He
was forty years old and leaves a wife
and five children. He was the only white
man who remained in the swamps all
the summer. The others moved away
from the river during the summer and
so escaped the malaria.
This week two of our young men,
Messrs. John B. Gray and Victor John
son. left New Mexico, where they
have gone to try their fortunes amongst
strangers.
Miss Nellie Pemberton, teacher of
music in Vine Hill Female Academy
here, was called to her home in Tennes-
see some days ago by the illness of her
father. News has come from her that
her father died about the time she left
Scotland Neck.
One whose profession puts him in close
touch with men who have money, re-
marked to your correspondent that there
is more money to lend in the county
than he has known before in some
time.
Large quantities of peanuts are being
brought to this market now. The pres
ent prices make it look like the peanut
crop will be large this year. The tobacco
crop will be greatly increased over last
year.
Most of the comments heard concern
ing the work of the Legislature thus
far are favorable.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1899-01-22
TO BRING HOME OUR DEAD
THOSE WHO FELL OR DIED or DISEASE
AROUND SANTIAGO.
The Transport Roumanian VIII Now 60 to
New York TO be Fitted Cut for
This Purscse

Savannah, Ga, Jan. 21.-Word was
received by Colonel Bellinger yesterday
that the transport Roumanian would not
come back to Savannah from her present
trip to Matanzas. Instead she is to go
to New York. There she will be equip
ped as a transport for the dedd. taking
with her large force of undertakers
and helpers and a large supply of cof-
fins and other supplies for the dead, the
R0umanian will go to Santiago. There
the bodies Of the Americas soldiers who
died from fever or who fell in the bat
ties that preceded the capituation of the
city, will be disinterred and prepared for
removal on the transport to their homes
in this country. There were many hun
dreds who died from disease or wounds
or were shot dead in the struggles be-
tween the contending forces. The work
of removing and preparing the bodies
will take some time. The Roumanian
is large vessel and can bring all of the
heroic dead back to their country. The
vessel, it is understood, will 90 to New
York from Santiago. the bodies being
distributed from there to the relatives
and friends of the dead throughout the
country.
Some reception that will indicate the
sentiments of the country toward those
who fell in Cuba will, no doubt, be ar
ranged for at the port of entry
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1899-01-22

Daly's report on the beef on the Pana-
ma, procured at Ponce, saying some Of
it tasted like decomposei boric acid"
"Now." he asked. IF there is not any
perceptble taste in boric acid. would
its use in any quantity in meat impart
any such taste?'
Il should say not, " answered the wit
ness.
''Then we have disposed of that?"
commented General Beaver.
Witness said he knew of no such thing
as decomposed boric acid. and that from
a scientific point of view the expression
was meaningless: that boric acid in such
quantities as likely would be used, would
leave no taste in the mouth of an in
dividual as had been testified to yester-
day by Surgeon DAILY.
Would the treatment of boric or
salicylic acid make any difference in the
odOr or stencil from decayed beef?' in
terrupted Ex-Governor Woodbury..
THAT would take actual experiment"
was the reply, there might be some
slightly different product of putrefac-
ton"
Asked as to the effect on health of
uolAiS btcl lIIGNtCN WIN lllC DOEIC dClu,
witness said it would be relatively harm
less. but that the use of salicylic acid
would be different. anG was prohibited by
most European countries. The use of
the boric acid on meat furnished troops
in his opinion. would be of very little
Importance from a health view, but the
salicylic acid would be Objectionable.
The effect of the preseryatives, he said.
was to make the meat keep longer. If
the meat were kept twenty-four hours
after leaving the refrigerator. the chemi-
calls might retard putrefaction.
IF the boric acid were used in the
meat would it impart. as has been testi-
fed to- a taste so bitter nauseous and
unpalatablc as to make it unfit for use?"
witness was asked. and he replied:
mo, sir"
Paymasters Henry G. Colbert and
Thomas II. Hicks. L. S. n, also testi-
fed. The former told of large purchases
Of beef he had made for the navy from
the same firm which supplied the army
He said the meat gave general satisfac-
ton.
When asked if there were any evil
.dences of chemicals being used, he an
swered in the negative.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1899-01-22
CHEMICALS WE'RE FOUND.
The Government Chemist Analyses the
Fluid Left BY DR. DAILY

Fluid Left by DIR. DAILY.
Washington. Jan. 21.-Prof. L. w.
Clarke, chemist of the United States
Geological Survey, to-day reported to
the war investigating commission that his
test of the powder furnished by Surgeon
DAILY as being the residuum from the
boiling down of portion of the con
demned beef on the Panama, disclosed
the presence of both boric and salicyiic
acids. Prof Clarke took the witness
stand and was closely examined. He
said the powder was of a broWnish col
or, while pure borax is white, but did
not explain the difference.
Witness said he could say nothing Of
the origin of the materials tested. nor
could he state the probable amount cI
these chemical agents used that would
be extracted in making tea from the
beef without more material and longer
time. Large quantities of such chemi-
calls for preservatiyes, however, he said
would be unnecessary and would be an
expensive waste. The boric acid, he
said, imparts no odor whatever to meat
The salicylic acid also, he said. was
odorless, and he could not say whether
it forms any compounds with the flesh
of cattle that would produce odor.
Would it not be probable" he was
asked, that meat kept for Il time. vary
ing from one TO twelve weeks in cold
storage, covered by cheese cloth would
he affected by the substance in the
cheese cloth?''
Il should think so" was the reply.
rs it possible to get both these agents
present."
''Yes, sir. We found that in the ma
terial submitted purporting to be a meat
extract"
1T does not necessarily follow. then, :"
suggested General Beaver, that the
product you examined came from beef
tea?"
NO. l think not. | did not inquire
into its origin"
General Beaver read from Surgeon