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The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1899-09-21

Mrs. w. s. Forrest has gone to
Frederick, Md, for an extended visit
with her aunt, Mrs. Maulsby.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-01-24

Attorney General n.ndcr- an opinion to
tn. secretary OF War.

Washington. Jan. 2l.--The attorney
general has rendered an opinion 10 the
secretary OF war ON the claim of
Michael ]. Dady a Go. as To certain
contract relations between them and
the city uf Havana relative 60 rcwcrinE
aud paving IN said city. The compile
ton NJ the proposed contract. the at
torncv says would Involve AN cXpcndi-
tnre for the benefit Of the city Of tif..
10000 to be- secured by an issue ~
municipal bonds. The Importance OF
the matter involved" says the attorney
Eoncfnl. and the difficulty Of under
standing the rights and Interests Of the
people of Havana with reference there
to. are sufficient and conclusive reasons
why the restraint contained In the or
der of December Inst should not be- re-
moved hy the military authorities Of
the United States at the present time.
The administration ~ the United States
In cuba II ~ "a military nature ana
merely temporary. No action binding
the island OF any Of Us municipalities
Co large expenditures and continuing In
debt ought 10 be made except upon
grounds of Immediate necessity. which
In this Cnfe do not appear to be- press
Ing. A. 90 whether the claims Of
Dndy a co are well founded, whether
they are sufficiently complete 90 con-
rtitutc contract and whether the uu-
thoritiea of Havana ought ultimately 60
recognize and confirm them. are ques.
lions which ought to be- left To the de-
clslon Of the authorities of Havana
not while that city II In disturbed
and partially dlHorHnnizcd condition
consequent upon the recent war and "A
change OF national sovereignty, but
when II hereafter shall have resumed
H. normal functions under such con-
ditinns OF order ana tranquility ~ viii
permit it, authorities Ia deal intelli-
gently and justly with the subject"
The attorney general therefore rec-
ommcnds that no action be- taken In
this matter on at the present time fur
iher than the aHcertninmcnt Of such
facts ns are ohtainahle through the
military governor of cuba or the more
immediate authorities OF the city of
Havana.
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"STARTE0 WITH AC0LD."
"a says One of III. Ur.sisst Of American
phy sicisn. aud lie Prove. what lie says.

at IL surprising what mistakes even
some u the best people In the world
make"
doctors the world has ever known, ana
he resides IN New York.
Take for example one ~ the most
common things In the world, namely. a
cold. People speak Of taking cold there
IL really mo- such thing
- cold IN a Hymptom-an encct, not "a
cause. DID you ever know an absolutely
well ANA healthy person who took cold
never have. even under the greatest
exposure. Yes, indeed, cold u rynp'
tom, not a cause"
The gentlemen aud ladies' to whom the
doctor wuh speaking exchanged looks ~
nstonlshmcnt but they did not dispute
the words Of the learned doctor.
You may be- surprise" he continued,
when I tell You that nine-tenthH of all
colds occur because those great organs
~ the body, the kidneys. are out OF
order"
More men and women ARE troubled
with imperfect Kidneys than with any
other known form Of diHeane. The UNI
fortunate thing about u N that they do
not know that this IL their trouble.
"MhyY because all difficulties. de-
TnngcmeniH aud diseases ~ kidneys
which come 10 both mon and women
are usually without any pain. In fact,
without any HyHtnmH whatever, ana
this proves Just what ! said at lrst,
namely, that "a cold ~ "a symptom
There was a look Of Amusement upon
the faces ~ hiH hearers,
Indeed" continued the doctor, most
deliberately and earncatly,"i assert that
the grin. which has been so disastrous
which hhr brought 80 much trouble
Into the world would never have hud
IT, run II tie kidneyH OF those who had
suffered from u had been In perfect
condition These great organs, II I'M
clogged. would have thrown the dis.
ease from the system - that the grip
would have been unknown
"Now there " hut one great diHcov-
ery Tor the prevention ana cure ~ all
kidney dinicultleH-t grand remedy,
Warmers safe cure. No class OF peO-
! pie know or realize this better than the
medical profession, and no class In
more ready to acknowledge H."
Take my word. anyone who " care
fdl upon the first approach of cold
OF gIlp and goes right TO the seat of all
colds-thc Kidneys -will not suffer long
| from cold. viii not be- oppressed by
the grip and need have no fear NJ
pneumonia. because the Kidneys, un-
/ rlngged win open M the system and
throw the germs Of disease out of the
body. You can depend upon this
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-01-24
HAD AN ODOR
LIKE CARBON.
Witness Ate Of the Beef and Lives
to Tell the Tale.
CAPT. wARBURToN's STORY.


Washington. Jan. gS.-Thc board OF
survey. appointed BY Secretary Algcr'
to pass upon the question Of the proper
condemnation OF large quantity Of
beef destined for the troops In Porto
Rico. has received from Captain Bar
clay II. Wurburton 81 the Pcnnsyi-
vanilla volunteer battalion of artillery.
u sworn statement Of the condition OF
refrigerated beef un board the trans
port Manitoba. which transport was at
Ponce FROM August 10Th to 2sth. IN the
course 90 this statement Capt War
burton says
II ate OF the beef which the transport
Manitoba hfnueht 10 Porto licn. 10
was served tn tho officers mess on the
United States transport Mississippi.
Mni,a bru.gI.l my cumniund puck ~
New York. leaving Ponce Sept. ?. anu
arriving In Ncw York Sept. 10. 1888.
When shy I ate the meat ! must
qualify my statement by saying that
tried 90 eat the meat II was 10 bad
that II was impossible 10 swallow u. In
my opinion the meat was not good nor
was Il NJ FOR issue.
u had no Idea that this meat had
been subjected 10 any chemical procosu,
but believed tho beef 60 have dpcpm-
posed on account OF the lack of proper
rcfriscrnting facilities. caused by the
flNNliNA 81 NNf WNfntl'NN hNfN ANi
that purpose ON the Manitoba. ! was
Informed by capt. Gnt"H, who was then
In command NJ the Manitoba. that said
machinery hnd been clOgged With sand
NJ result of our having run ashore
which nccesHitnted the rvvcraion of the
screw, which threw sand Into the water
pumps.
I'm reply TO your request 10 give the
board any other evidence or lnformn.
tlun In my possession or knowledge.
my answer IN general ~ that nil beef
Issued 60 my battalion was bad. ana
hnd IN be- buried Immediately upon de-
livery at our camp. which WAS about
two miles beyond Ponce. at place
called nnnos Ia oulntHna, which
neccHsltntcd itH transportation I should
say distance of riS miles from the
commlmary depot, which was at the
Playa.
'on the day In question. Private
Hack OF Hight battery q, Pcnnsylvania
artillery. was vent Tor an issue OF beef
which his captain had been notified
would be- issued on the morning ON
which he was sent. ON hiH return, !
mot the wagon. and while II was Yet
some $50 yards from me. noticed the
most terrible odor. which seemed Co me
/ 60 smell something like cnrrion. I was
mounted. and when ! got Alongside ~
| the wagon. looked Into II ana saw the
meat which had been Issued to him for
iight battery g. PcnnHvlvpnln Volnn-
tcor artillery. II looked white. about
the color Of the belly u founder,
/ which had been covered with a green
/ slime. I Instructed him 10 nrcscnt my
compliments Ia his commanding officer
Lieut.. Bean. with Instructions To have
the same buried Immediately ON its ar
rival at camp"
capt. wnrburion gives the names oi
some witnesses. whose testimony may
be Of value.
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oousINs Aono.. rnn srA.
Dake Of D.,on.hirs EspatiH,e- Upon Eng
Lands rrlendiinr.s for the unii.d sistea.

Birmingham. Eng. Jan. ss.-At the
annual banquet OF the birmingham
chamber Of commerce this evening the
duke of Devonahirc. Lord President
Of the council OF ministers, said II
would he safe To prOpncfy that the
forthcoming speech from the throne at
the opening ~ Parliament would am
nounce that the relations OF the queen
ANA all foreign countries continue ia
voiable
u think" said his grace. that if
the traditions ~ etiquette at the for
cign Office permitted II would be- pos
rihlc that this particular paragraph
might be courhcd la stronger language.
| might safely say tnnt our relations
had improved with the United States
not our noarcat neiRhbora. but the un-
tion 90 which, despite geographical dis
lance. we nre nearest In klnshlp. SYM
patty and commercial aims, We have
some to feel that tie Of friendship aud
common sentiment equally with the
cnsc ~ common Interest bind uH to
common policy In the world
I'VE alone among the nations of the
world have viewed with active sympa-
thy the prospect ~ the entrance OF the
United States upon more active part
In the politics OF the world. feeling. as
We do. that tho aims and objects which
viii animate the future OF the United
States win not be disslmllnr 90 our
owni that the Interests " the United
states viii mainly, n not wholly, coin
eide with ours and those OF our colo
nira. and that the sympathy no deeply
felt ana 50 strongly expressed on our
part has made this responsibility
equally felt ON the other side of the ~.
lnntlc. II N safe TO say that at no
period within our recollection have our
relations with the United States been
more friendly than at the present mo-
ment"
The duke OF Dcvonshiro Rhld he
thought Great Britain's recent demon
atratlon OF power and Intention TO
maintain her rights had led To better
even l,ussln, and that he believed the
crisis with France had cleared the air
and aided the prospect of satisfac-
tory settlement
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MOTHERS ~ COUNCIL
WIN Meet Ia the SANE city a. the Father
~ the Country iis,. Done.

washington. Jan. 23-The National
Congress Of Mothers Will hold It's third
annual meeting In Washington IN Feb
ruary, from the 18th to the 18th. In
elusive, and will include on Its pro-
gram speakers who ARE authorities uf
wide reputation ON the subjects which
they VIII present
February iith with an address OF well
come from Mrs. Theodore W, Birnoy.
president. and also from President
Whitman Of Columbian university The
response win be- made by Or. Mary
Green, president OF the Household
Economic association, There VIII be
reports from delegates, which VII, give
an Idea ~ the vide and extended scope
~ the orgunizat lon.nlthOugh 10 recent
~ formed. Mr. Lawrence Hunt. former
PRECEDENT u the George Junior Rcpub-
lie. ~ expected 10 speak on "rhc Duty
citizenship and thcre viii be- a dis
QUESTION of the subject, which win be
omen to all Tuesday evening the preHl-
dent and officers 81 tho congress wi,i
hold reception IN the spacious parlor
OF "The Cairo
"Wednesday Will he devoted 20 busl-
ness, when officers and committees will
report the word ~ the year, Parental
Duty IN Education" win he the subject
Of an address by Mrs. Joseph T., Mum
ford. honorary vice president of the
congress. AMI q prominent member of
the Philadelphia board OF education.
An open discussion OF her paper will
follow, In which Prof William n. Pow
oil, superintendent Of schools In WASH
lngton. and Miss Edith Wescott. prln-
cipnl Of the western high school Of
WnshlnrtOn. viii take part Dr. q.
stanley Hall of Worcester. Mass, will
give an address Wednesday evening
ON Adolescence"
Thursday morning will be devoted 10
hnsiness and the election OF officers.
Thursday afternoon DIR. l.. Emmett
Holt OF New York win speak on "The
Physical care ~ chllfrcn." Environ
ment W. Hercdity" VIII be presented
by Rev. Hastings II. Hart. superlntcnd-
ent OF the Illinois Childrcn's Home and
Aid society, The Supreme Peril OF
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-01-24

New York. Jan. ei-Tho commissions
cra sent by the cuban assembly TO
Washington 10 learn what the United
States government VIII do about pay
ing the cuban army are w this city.
They viii sail tomorrow for Havana.
General Gomez secretary. captain
Nohly. said that the commission had
obtained a part ~ what they asked.
Nothing could be- decided upon until
the cuban assembly had acted In the
matter.
Qostioncd concerning the future posi-
tlon ~ the cuban assembly. captain
ISohly said that itH attitude was one %
waiting. II was the only representa-
tive body that the Cuban army aud
the Cubans had. The United States
government had been willing 90 rec
ognizc II. " not officially nj least with
an auiicablc spirit. The fact that Cen
cfni Brooke had made four Cubana In
to personal council for government
had additionally helped 10 show the In.
dependents how good the Intentions of
tho American government were. cap
tain kohly said that the cubanH were
an willing and ready o. help the Unit
I'd States authorities that mo- dliiicul-
ties would arise between the two In
tercAtH which could not De settled In "a
ppurruhlc way.
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Gigantic ie. syndicate Contemplated.

Augusta. Maine. Jan. ga hill has
been introduced In the legislature hy
Mr. Mnnloy ~ Augusta. authorizing the
Incorporation ~ the American Ice CONF
pany with % capital stock uf sixty mill
lion dollars. one half Of which " pre-
iorrvd ana the other common stock
chnr. a. illnir. Augustus e. Sprugue,
Henry shepherd. !. Henry Sturgcs H..
81. Heath ana y. y. Smith. the three
latter being citizens of augusta, are
named ~ incurporntnrH.
The general law docs not permit the
formation ~ stock companies with g
capital above tiO.O0O. 900. and the Amer.
lean lee company IL therefore seeking
tn obtain % charter from the legislature.
The capitalization at fso.V0o.0po " the
largest ever attempted Va the Maine
legislature.
u " stated that the offices ~ the
company viii be- located here. but the
business viii BE- carried ON elsewhere.
IL n also stated that this new com.
pany cuntrmplateH the absorption ~
the knickcrbockcr aud the CONSOLIDATE
Ell lee companies. Mainc'H $4,000 900
concerns. and IN addition means 10 OBJ
tain control of all ARTIFICIAL methods oi
f.. making, va that the whole husincr.
of supplying Ice To the large cliira ~
the Atlantic rcab0ard may be controlled
and governed by this company.
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pEsEREr EVENING NEWS. TUESDAY. JANUARY "a 1890.

Modern Civilization" will be the sub
ject Of lecture by Dr. Josiah strong.
president OF the League for Social
Service. New York. on Thursday event
ing. and he win be followed by DR..
William ~. Tolman. secretary Of the
League Tor Social Service, New York.
who viii give nm illustrated lecture on
Industry localized; or Studies In a
Labor Institute"
Friday morning win he devoted to n
lecture hy Miss Whoeiock 81 the Bos-
ton Training School for KINDERGARTEN,
on "Frobcls Textbook for Mothers.
which WI also be discussed by others
prominent In findcrgartcu work.
"Civica IN Education" Will be the sub
icct OF an address by Mrs. Thomas
kirkbridc or the civic club of Philo-
dclphia aud Mrs. Herman II. liirncy. n
devoted leader In university extension
work. viii speak on Literature for
children Prof. isfy Robert smith
Of Leland Stanford university VIA give
pm address Friday evening. taking for
her subject Does the Curriculum ~
Schools and collcgon Fit Young Men
and Women Tor the Duticn Of Life
A lecture ON "ltcligioua Training ~
children" viii be- delivered By Rev,
Charles Wood. Philadelphia.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-01-24
Record Freezing i'iaut for Manila.

Chicago. Jan. 23.--Gen. Ice. chief
quartermaster uf the department Of
the Lakes. has invited proposals for the
erection Of a large rcffigcratlng plant
at Manila for the use OF the commits
sorry department OF the United states
In the Philippines. The plant ae de-
signed win be one OF the largest Of It's
kind ever built IL will include num-
bcr OF big ice-making machines. n
freezing apparatus and numerous cool
INK rooms. The estimated cost or man
ufacturlng the different parts ~ the
apparatus here and OF shipping them
To- Manila, where they VIII be put to-
rether. " about 100000.
The cooling rooms VIII have cnpnc-
ity FOR 1900 tons ~ beef, coo tons of
mutton. 100 tons Of vegetables, nfty
tons of butter and nifty tons u canned
goods. Separate rcfrigcratorn win be
built for every class uf supplies. 40
that meat and vegetables may be kept
IN good condition FOR months IN tn,
tropical climates. Under this arrange
ment the soldiers will always be FUR
nishcd with fresh meat nnd other food.
The specifications require that the
plant be erected and ready for use
within aix months after tho contract "
awarded. The bids VIII be opened Feb
ruary iat.
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SERIOUS COLLISION.
nriti.h wsr.bip- Gene Together In riy-
mouti, -onnd with Damaging Results.

Davenport. Eng. Jan. 2a.-The Brit
ish nrst-ciara hnttleHhip coiling-
wood. driven by the strong currents.
class cruiser Curacao, driving hole
In the cruiser below her wntcrlin".
sweeping on her bows and damaging
"a gun sponsor.
The Curacao filled rapidly ana be-
Tan 10 list. 4 scene OF the utmost cS.
citcment followed on board. but the In
rush OF water was ilnally stopped by
collision mats and a number OF tugs
assisted the cruiser into the harbor,
where she was docked. The damage
TO the Collingwood was not serious.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-01-24

san Diego. CAT. Jan. 2i.--A somewhat
serious state Of analra prevails on
board the Philadelphia now In the har-
Dor here. since the arrival ~ the vvs-
eel nearly or quito thirty members vt
the crew have deserted ana " these u,
have been fccapturcd. The men are Ia
q very bitter frame VI mind. Thy say
that they were denied Hhurc leave nt
Central American aud Mexican ports,
but promised % when they should reach
an American port. but since arriving
here very fcw have been permitted Ia
come ashore.
Admiral knuiz has received official
notice from Washington of hi promo
tlun. his commission dating from be-
combpr g.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-01-24

Fort Scott Kan, Jan. 2i.-Mnyor r..
G. Hosscr of this city has been OK
PEELED from Grace NJ, y, Church by
public announcement because OF hts
failure to make an effort TO close the
saloons OF the city. His wife there
upon Withdrew. Hesser was elected as
n prohlbltlonlat. and his wife was pres-
ident OF the local W. g. n, u. He has
been regular attendant OF the church
services.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-01-24

New York. Jan. si-'rhc cruiser Cin-
cinnnu which has Just arrived from
cuba. Via Hampton Roads viii go into
row. She viii be oyorhnuigd and have
several radical alterations made In her
Interior equipment.
The Raleigh her sister ship. n on
hor way home from the ASlutic station
and IN TO undergo the same Eurt ~ al
torationa 90 the Cincinnati. Both cruiH-
ers are ~ type that the naval author
rpfyiep
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-01-24

Washington. Jan. 2l.-Chairmnn Ma
chen. OF the Cuban postal commission,
~ now In the city having made his pre-
liminary report to the postmaster gem
eral. but the other four members OF the
commission have remained In cuba to
Inspect the large offices throughout the
ialnnd. There ARE suid 10 be- 81 offices
on the island TINT may be called CONE
pnratively large. Between nfty and
aeventy-hvc OF these are ns large ~
those that In this country are ciasHed
az presidential. About dozen Of these
are now In the hands " American
postmastcra and II b. proponcd to put
all the important postonicea under
American p0stmnstcfH already selected
and 90 retain the present Spanish In
cumbcntn az subordinate.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-01-24

supreme Court at Washington Hands Down
an Opinion on Railroad tssnd..

Washington. Jan. s5-in the United
States supreme Court today Justice
AicKcnnn handed down AN opinion Ia
the cnnc OF the Northern Pacific Rail-
way company versus the Treasurer OF
jefferson county. Mont. The case M
wolves the right OF the State author
tiles to tax railroad lands within the
Northern Pacific Rrnnt which are IN
patented because their character with
reference tn mineral has not been de-
tcfmlncd. The railroad company con-
tended that such right had not existed
but the decision 81 the circuit court was
against the company nnd the supreme
Court upheld this opinion, Justices
brewer. shirar. White and Pcckham
dlaseutVd,
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riny Childrea Hurt by Failing Rains In
Grseec.

Athens. Jan. .a.-'rhere have been
fresh earthquake shocks today In the
provinces OF the polopponoFur. partlcu-
larry In the districts 90 Kypariraa and
l'hllintra IN the department OF AicHsina
ON the lonian coast,
In the town OF kyparlHFa number
Of houses which were damaged by yca-
tcrday'a shocks collapsed this after
noon, in1uring many. In one village
fifty children Were injured.
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ro.llI ArroInlm,nl. b. cala oIo.e,I.

Washington. u. g.. Jan. 2i.-No more
names viii b. considered for appoint
mcnt o. ANY branch NJ the postal scrv-
Ice IN cuhu. The poatuiiicr depart
mcnt has been overwhelmed with np.
pllcationn for these appointments and
enough eligible NAMES are now on flc
to MI all possible emergencies Tor nvc
years To- come.
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San Francisco. cat. Jan. 2i-rhe
United states training ship Adams has
gone 60 the Mate Island nuvl yard.
whcr" she will be- fchttcd andovrrhaulcd
preparatory To- starting on practice
cruise. II " stated that the constant
drilling ~ 300 apprentices ON the VcH.
sells deoHH have opened many seams In
her woodwork
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Element SNIlhI[ Turkish bNIlI

And Treatment Rooms IN charge ~ u
,umnUtcut Physician who NIL dlngnnae
and prescribe Tot patients needing med.
teal AID, N you have 'pinfth. pyrrCp.
biol. lthUuinufintns NNfNnuH TROUBLES CD
Kidney blHrnHr. come and he CURED
ANY Kind ~ bath you want. Massage
Tor both sexes swimming lessons fnf
ladies hy the Matrun.
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L. q. rnrNr MI.srnAINrp.
Federal Court IN san fr'ncl.co Orders M
Injunction Against - salt Lake tirtn.

FAN Francisco. Jan. 2l.-ln tho
United States circuit court Judge Nor
row today rendered a dccision FOR the
plaintiff In the case of the iiisdon Iron
works against l.. e. Trent OF salt Lake.
n suit for infringement OF patent roller
0To.cruahcf, known ma the bryan
crushing mill. lie ordered an injunc.
ton to be- issued against the defend.
ant, and made an order FOR reference
TO ascertain damages and profits.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-01-24

like Lamb are the only men who do not
care for babies, aud the woman who hopea
going the ordeal Of maternity, hopes In
vain II women only knew, there " no
necessity for dreading the pangs of mother.
hood II q woman II really healthy IN a
wonaniy way her trial will BE- insignificant.
There Is one great remedy that prepares
woman for almost painless child'bcafing.
gives strength, vigoF and vifility to the