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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-05-03
Park CITY at Work

The good people of Park City are at
work for the sufferers and will no
doubt do their full share in the good
cause. Scion Spiro telephoned in to
me Herald from that city at a late
nour last night saying that the sum Of
s49V mad been subscribed there during
the cay. Inc names Of the individual
subscribers were net given.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-05-03
OGDEN CONTRIBUTES.
Over $500 Raised for Families of
Victims.
Special Correspondence.l

Especial Correspondence
Ogden, May 2.-The awful disaster at
ScOfeld was the sole topic of converse
ton in Ogden today. As the dispatches
came in bearing the frightful tidings
of increasing horrors, people became
almost panic-stricken. Very soon they
rallied. and began to talk Of relief for
the sufferers. The Standard received
bulletin of how Salt Lakers were send
ing in relief money for the sufferers
to The Herald, and soon the same plan
was started here. The fire department
boys were first to the front with 1925,
each man contributing something. 9th
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-05-03

Broadbent, Louis Garss and James Z.
Ross.
(Slgned) 'MOSIAH EVANS.
Mayor"
Mayor Evans. Councilman Austin
and Marshal Putt will leave for the
scene of the disaster tomorrow MORN
ing TO aid in any possible manner the
afflicted.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-05-03
Rush to Rich Mines

Especial to The Berald.)
Tervinnis, Mexico May 2-There Is
great exeitment over the discovery Of rich
gold and silver mines here. There was a
big rush this morning.
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SCENES ABOUT THE WINTER QUARTERS MINE BEFORE THE
E3zpT ocTONT

OF
n
ter is the Wh Store No View the showing the school
7 Winter
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-05-03
SUGGESTS sPEcIAL SESSION.
Member Of Legislature Proposes
State Appropriation.
Editor Herald

t>eitof Herald:
l suggest, in view Of the awful ca
lamfty which has happened. that Gov
erlior Wells call tbs legislature together
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-05-03
40 sue a Cold 81 one 30.

Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets
All druggists refund the money il II
fails TO cure. E. W. Groves signature
IS Oh each box. Zoe.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-05-03
Those WIEo Subscribed

Immediately after the close of call
the soliciting committee began its
labOrs and in a short time had raised
$685.. the contributors being:
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-05-03

With the proceeds of the basebaii
game at Walkers field yesterday after
noon, amounting TO 1915. the brokers
We're instrumental in raising a. total of
S9ll, which viii no doubt be sweIled to
an even $1,000 or more today. Members
Or the exchange started out to raise
81 QUO and they propose to do II
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-05-03
Elks Come to the Front.

The local lodge Of the Benevolent and
Protective Order Of Elks surely earned
the right to the use of the word DE
nevolent' in the title of their organiza-
ton last evening. They did this bv
donating $500 from the treasury of the
lodge to the widows and orphans af
flcted by the terrible disaster. And
thinking that more might be needed to
help the unfortunate, they decided to
raise another $500 by individual SUBJ
scriptions among the members. The
amount donated by the lodge as a
whole will go Immediately into the gen
eral fund, and the special subscription
VIII be ready by Saturday.
Inc motion TO make the donation
was made by Colonel Nick Treweek
and was passed unanimously. There
was but little discussion. The members
Ielt that the occasion was too grave
and the demands too urgent to warrant
any talking. and the motion was passed
with very little comment. The members
are determined to do all they can to-
wards the relief Of the sufferers and
say that they wiz stand ready in the
line OF further assistance, if it is
needed.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-05-03

Herald Co.:
Dear Sirs-Enclose check for your
fund. Yours truly.
JAMES MNEILL.
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The Salt Lake Herald. City:
Dear SiTs-We enclose herewith check
for 50, to be offered to relief fund of the
ScOfield sufferers. Yours truly.
JOHNSON-PRATT DRUG co.
Farley p. Pratt, Mgr.
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The Herald:
We enclose herewith ten $50 dollars,
20 start subscription for the sufferers
at the mine accident at ScOfield. Yours
very truly,
RANDLE & THROCKMORTON,
DEYTON RANDLE.
The evening world., 1900-08-17
PLUcKY WoMAN BUILDS A HoME,

n, .PLUCKY lite American Woman, with an In
" valid husband and a beautiful baby. has butt
~ I.Ise 'r E'r nmily's occupancy She It'd
not 30 It all alone. FOR she had the aid Of an old car
peutc- nhp Planned out how the boaris should be
laid inl the nail. driven. hat the woman lnborer put
on sh'nges and nailed down flooring with more en-.
ergy han a skilled man carpenter. Tor hers was a
labor NJ love and not Of wages. says = los Angeles
correspondent ~ a ~ Louis paper
The woman i Mrs Edward NJ David Her hus-
bari a graduate " Yale, u an Inv "a. 4 srries ~
mis'1rtuuss reduced their savings and whom ne ply.
sicl,ns to'd Mrs David that there pas sill a chance
u her husband recovering lis health y he could go
20 a h'sl. dry spoi and I've Jus, as Louis Stevenson
lived 10 n deserted mining camp IN California, - h.
has '1 : 'r "SUvrr,Io Sluatters" Mrs. David began
thinking ,ad planning very hard There vas ne, ,lcO
n fHn l'lr '1rtun" eft
Nrs David nuf .hlssi government land To- 'te foot.
hIs AMI d.Hr'rs a blouse and blue 1yen.s. her
h,url, ..k. hidden .,.cIth a si~dc-brimmel hat with
a Iar.--p1H go Hcr hand. she rode with The oi car.
qer.er ON tho loads - ,umber TIA, wer, carried to
her ncS home she lni the carpenter po-kel side
by slic and 30 their luncheon together "a. noon
Critic, say the chimney - rel brick r. NOT plumb.
huf Mr. David says hat in time she % 's-tain she
would become an expert h~rcklayer TH. Hruse Is
M qII's complete bat 'he nttle family has AIKEN
~ Vs r]'r'I,nce there. The invalid Is improving. and
the eu.-r. He U'''c carpenter beams with deIgai al
vha, she has accomplished
The evening world., 1900-08-17
KRUGER rs IN hTHLETE.

- HERE whs a time when Mr. KrHser. instead
= taking mo tr1'u. might safely have depended
upon hs .'s- 's H.I.rs a safe retreat r. m Pre-
t1riA Although 90 's generally known '.a' when In
his prime He ulH r. man . tremendous physical power.
% IS 11t A. ntN kr1sn that he Nas d -Irn.r % re-
marsa5ie speed aaE saluunc-. When a,, over forty
ts matched r'usH', aga.1s' '1re, native -Ir-crs an.
boat ,re he.' 1f hem hy some ten males covering
hlnss' over ninety miles On re ;wcr'7.f04- hours.
si.ch ~ X ln'rai1ei man is an eatraa-llnary per-
fHruarre Golden Tsr0y Magazine.
The evening world., 1900-08-17


crest ..... ,..
" 'he-o N'm'u s'"' ..
match AT WoHI' '' w. ''
thought never occurs '' NON 'n''
butter 10" 60 come rom ''''r "''.'" ''
their cacuAu'ht ,.
IN" thirty. 'tIieh' "'i"'hs t' ""'
a nay A"e sum tr i-'''' 49,
'eriy ignore me 'a'i l"'' We m'n ""
have been e1un'J 10 if.sh ''' '' '"e . ' '
q larT"f lanS account 'h'' "'''
In "r''' T. WlfI' s"' p "'s
"a" fA'iig i' 'I'N ''l '' '''' '''
IN sH'h As" I = ~ 100 means
mn 'h'' 'A' J. ''""s M u b..
t .-.-..r., n.
''N'''S ''''l'" =" "' ,,
pIl"I"'' i"'. ~ .' ..,,,.,., D..
hfa"''s N'"' inc "u,' '''' ~.
wv !" ' ..t ,..
"n'n ~, ("
IT.. , u,.tlu. .f
SA' 70 h'' "'' - -. ,.,.,.t
-, a.. IN. Ia, t,y ,, b.r IN. IL \. a valiant
'"'"' 10 -. a., .t,,y.tt.,
The evening world., 1900-08-17
OLDEST BRIDE IN THE WORLD.

IN, RID - ninety -cisa. VII. probably be accorded
N the urllssuoued privilege ~ .s.rg %. r,iss.
~ tac ao-i. s1s IS Nu S.mla T.. ss- a
citizen - 'he r-fei states ari 20 rpt, r, hep YEAR.
has awakened 'He ~'salarrst sentiment .r th, ear, ,.
a youth " ssy'riy.fyc. sha has just so,eI ant won
her she is evidently ID .savasver To- marriage sr
she vas nrr lsl 'r tho altar o.. '.- ana WHOM 1,-
husband dei ani she sas s,'y-e.rht. sra Tux A..
second hslpmate. who departed ihs Ufo , year %
having reached the mature axe - e.g1ty-rirs usr
third ana las marriage vas me resr'' - love AZ A.,
sirht-i0ni0n Td.BIfs
The evening world., 1900-08-17
SOME WONDERFUL DONGS OF BIO AND LITTLE CREATURES IN ANZMALDOM.
WHIT The SUlTHN SPENDS.

T. E yearly expenses - ne sultan have bssa
estimatei a. no isss a sun than Cffrso Cd,
this a million ana a 1als alone f. sper. H The
eiotAing q The women. ar eD"o m no sultan 70
own wardrobe Nearly another miIrr ana a bal.
d sNtilowci up hy presents a million goes '- poke.
rnorey and stu another million ;or The uS.s 10
sens Incredible that s0 much m7rer can possibly
b spent ~ a year D. one man. but u1en q I. ra.
membered that some ~" people I've within Che
palace waiis. live luxur.lai,y aai trss. ri1rns.yely
a. me cost o. the civil Hst Do l3reafs "a r.,'s NOR.
comprehersbis London Answer
The evening world., 1900-08-17
SAVAGE BEES
KILL 4 HORSE

A. Coilm5 o.. No. a
lile- l,r a horse b.
the rlIfis Hearing
thr animal scream be-
ran O. ls assistance
The bHuc was vri,hlng
i1 The lu.t literally coy.
efsi WITH hundreds {
bees. who were ia king
him sasaEe.y IN a Irte
while he disi in sr,a,
Agony.
The evening world., 1900-08-17

tT~HE largest church IN The town u T. vsS
! hlel 70 rs utmost capacity. Helen Almond. the
| I beautiful daughter - George Almond. Vas 70 be
fartied 20 Arthur Ray m1Hd.
Helen entered the church. leaning I'7n her 'hther's
! nm. She looked very beautiful In hrr white satin and
'oranse blossoms, but % me Hcr face vas very white
and her eyes had a troubled .1ok In them
| As thu minister askei he solemn w1tis WIT thou
take this man Tor thy welded husbirir' she glanced
Quickly through the church 10 4aes' u me who was
Mt there. and her voice ;rembled as she answered. Il
l~in."
! Tho Old minister who three years ago made Helen
,A-nond and Arthur Raymond husband and wife Is
tbgsily writing. not needing In the leis, the I'D cSsk.
(which point, to the hour 4 midnight.
, suddenly he stops and listens.
Was not that a human cry lie hears &, again.
land, going ou, into the snow and Wind, SIN on the
ID )orstep a soman
II was Helen Raymond.
!
| Three years ago tonight YOU made me Arthur's
wife. dd not love him then. but married him At
lmy fathers wish. or. rather, command. When my
father told me must marry Arthur Raymond my
iheart was slvcn 10 Harry Livingston. and I refused.
, Latter Harry and quArrelled. and our engagement,
which had no, been made public, was broken. ] was
,~impu!sIve. ard I consented to marry Arthur provided
the I lt him Z ny relations with Harry Ny fataer
promised. and Arthur and | we're engaged. Two
,m""'hr NV 's marry WV ""' "' man Wv
engagement. sent a letter asking Tor my 'rgiyeness
] went TO father then, ueggihg MIN 70 ASK Arihur tr
my freedom. This he would not do' and ! SAID ! Would
ask him myself. but father would not listen 10 me,
land as ] had always been more OF less AFRAID OF my
father ] submitted Harry ana men Planned an
but his mother was taken III before my
wedding day and our plans failed.
! II destroyed al but one Of the letter, Harry had
\ siitten me- Arthur found thar letter this morning.
and he Old not come home tonight on MS bureau
found 'hf letter:
. ny Dear Helen: ny mistake, while hunting Tor .
paper In your desk ! discovered A letter addressed to
lyo1 IN the Handwriting Z Harry Livingston. II was
addressed Helen Almond. yet ! :ou.t not see why
you should keep a letter from him. now mat you as
tmy wife. My Jealousy was aroused. and opening the
letter ] read the secret = your heart ] learned from
y, '.'o that you ala rot Wish 20 deceive me. You be-
ln"vsd that knew when made y7l my wife hat you
,loyrd Harry Livingston. di not know Il, your
father never told ne, else ! should no, have married
tyou
Tn tonsh tina, all these three er hay o'sd
lyou : much. ani that my love has not beet returned.
The evening world., 1900-08-17
WWBouzk.
BUTTONS ON tHCk OF COHT.

U,N American. 50 the story goes. was once cues
" uouiUg a Ch.naman A. 90 the reason 'or many
~ The customs watch seem absurd to IA Al,
lsrg.h. after long endurance. tHe - namau replied
"And now, ny dear s.r I would Ike % ask you a
question 7h.'a has puzz.ci ne greatly VIII you
kindly teH ne Why Americans and Europeans weaf
two useless buttons on the backs y their c1ats~
Unable 70 ansnsr the American raised the question
a. bona llyrslgat1rs ~ % WORK. AL What 20
you think they discovered?
Long AK when every gentleman wore A swo-i
and had TO hans u Nom his bolt these two button.
he'd As belt o. tae coat Years passsi. and men len
the sword 3, s1.Leu' use, tEs belt wen. on, -
fshion, but the two buttons we're ieN 20 this ysD
DAY.
The evening world., 1900-08-17
|QUERIES AND ANSWERS:

Il q doctor compelled 20 20 TO a sick person any
hour during day or night II he gets his pay
l.. SCHoEN.
English.
which language has the greater number q, words,
the English OF tie Dormant A. BARBER
You Drink n.
A says you eat soup; D says you drink ,oun.
Which is right CONSTANT READER
Park Avenue. Fiftieth street.
To there a hospital in New York FOR the treatment
OF women only And n %. where FRIEND.
say "Masxte and Ne"
10 II correct to say: This matter concern, only
Magic and q" J. II.
The evening world., 1900-08-17
You Drink n
Park Avenue. Fiftieth street,
THE oUEEREST STREET.

|ANToN. ChinA Possesses the queerest stree, In
the world. II Is rooted in with giared paper ias.
tened on bamboo. and contains more slgnboards
TO the square foot than any street In any other coun-
try. II contains no shop, but those Of apothe-
CARES ard dentists. Physic street Is It's appropriate
name.
The evening world., 1900-08-17


The mob was not content to endeavor to punish
the guilty parties. but dragged innocent men and
women from the cars and brutally beat them.
The intense feeling OF ~animosity between the
eolored and white population was last night most
apparent.
In spite Of the fact that many persons claim Il
n dying away. II seems to need only q provoca-
ton 10 bring Il forth In is worst form.
II is the duty OF both Church and press b stine
this feeling.
II can be productive N evil results only.
believe the offenders shorld be ummari
dealt with, but It Is q matter NJ surprise to me
that only three or four arrests were made Of tho
persons engaged in assaulting innocent onlook-
ers.
II Ia a question whether such extremes Of vio-
lenee would have been resorted To II a man OF any
other nationality had committed the crime OF
which the negro was guilty.
II the offender had been an Italian. or even a
Chlnaman. %punishL. at would probably have been
confined to him alone.
Tho New York riot OF Wednesday night bears
an unfortunate resemblance to the disturbances
in New Orleans a short time ago.
While there Is no excuse for the murderer. Il Is
q deplorable fact that the foul deed was the pre-.
cursor Of mob law. 40 the impartial onlooker
the outcropping OF race antagonism is the thing
20 be regretted.
The evening world., 1900-08-17
RATS KNOW
ABOUT SHIPS

exodus ,tl..rr
Ittr.y from r. new
steamer alta 10 .hr
.Irtaln niis1urr pc
20 cred an examination
Il Wus discovered that the
bottom % me k.al had
sustained severe niuries
and that the steamer
would have surely '0un-
isred had the friendly
warning % the rodents
not bssn hssdsd
The evening world., 1900-08-17
COWS LUNCH
COST $1,000.

} IHughey q rcl
farmer. Of Wayne Coun ,
Miss. hung his Goa: On q
fierce In the coat vas a
Bockethook containing
til On his return the
m oney vas zone A
neighbors COW Nhs chew
lng her cud close hy. Mr..
Hughey bought and killed
her and found the mcrey
vel dlTestei In the siom-
aeh lie sent the pieces
to wsshingtoa for re-
asmsuea.
The evening world., 1900-08-17
CORN PUDDING.

To q pint ~ corn pulp add a pin, OF milk, stir In the
weli.bea,.n yolks Of four eggs, a teaspooniul Of salt.
pepper 90 taste. MX thoroughly: lastly add the stif-
tened whites and bake In a moderate oven in a creased
dish for one hour. This Is a delicious accompaniment
TO roast meat
The evening world., 1900-08-17
To Relieve bridge Terminals.

70 the Eiit5f y ne Ersulas wo'i
I, occurs 10 ne that u The srldge company would go
10 a little expense ana buy a few OF the adjoining
houses On The side whore the ears come In to New
York they could arrange 90 have the passengers get
on and N there. say from a platform. % as not TO
Interfere with the people SONG On foot TO the bridge
or with those searching for a particular car.
poll ".
The evening world., 1900-08-17
WHAT EAT.

. no mafk., place In Cprea ~ any con.
sequence for foreign meats, lard " pork. Inc
diet Of the natives consists chiery ~ rice, Nitn
frssh or salt vegetables. nsh-Whlch abound In ths
adjoining waters and beet
The evening world., 1900-08-17
WALL FLOWER

She does not show her age
at all.
That really IL no libel.
For she has even
scratched u from
The records In Their
Bible
The evening world., 1900-08-17
PEI BEAR
ROUTS rel AR.

~ VINO
owned a pei bear va, at
tucked me night IN his
house By burglar II
was nearly ilrk. and the
tNo men struggled nefee.
- Suddenly. ne the burg
lar Was about % throttle
hi, adversary ihe bear
ieaped UPON him and
saved his masters life
The burglar was ssptafsa-
The evening world., 1900-08-17
BIuEFISH
4 NURDE REP


'' e.is uls cate
o. quarter O. fH' bic
e1 Ne.sh' y uealbEs1
olrh tv,n,. 'oir
and not sa'.s si Nth
this takes a.p o4t
ever ds1 sml .sr than
himself that comes a.ro,.
his path Divers say hs
Will even attack q nAA-
The evening world., 1900-08-17
90
HIEIOM.

A,cHm Why aren't yHt
enjoying % varat On IN me
country these hit tays'
Heuuepsrk- II am
a .Im You seem 20 Do
hsrr t.. 'Hn time
-epcrk Y m IN.
f1y.rs here TIE vacation
my R.'c Is 'hkirs IN me
rUIutry
The evening world., 1900-08-17
A PARROT
SAVES LIVES.

A whole family was re-
Gently saved from drown
Ing BY a Pct parrot 4
huge dam above the house
burst In ;ie night while
all were asleep The par
rot heard the roaring o.
the waters and sent up a
shrii scream His master
jamped from bel. rousei
his wife and children ana
escaped In the nick of
tina
The evening world., 1900-08-17
Stakans for Ten

Cups AMI saucers are never used for tea m Russia
The drinklns yesssl for tea Is the "s;aNan.' a sls
tumhler In a silver holder.
The evening world., 1900-08-17
More Chinese Torture.

r. ths Eitof . Ts Evvnins Wofi.
Here's q conundrum Why are the allied ,~roons~in
China such rubber-necks' Because they are pushing
On 10 Pcek.ln tP8kiugi. /. NACKINER.
40 West F0rty.second street. New York City.
The evening world., 1900-08-17

ALMOST Az INSULT.
Lawyer Examining vltnesp-where was your maid
a. the time
Lady-ln my bouioir, arranging my hair.
LAvyer-And we're YOU there aiso'
Lady dndignAntlyl-Slr'
The evening world., 1900-08-17

4 REMINDER.
This morning I reminded Jones that he owed me
IS cents
did I, veS him.
"oh. no, It reminded him TO remind me tha, I owed
him 81"
The evening world., 1900-08-17
o IN Clrcnlntlnn

The amount Of sold coin IN actual oircuau1u In ne
sorid Il estimated BY the Bark ~ England ofcas
% - about w tuns.
The evening world., 1900-08-17
USUAL WAY.

But. mamma. q | buy
clothes nrst | may not
have money leit TO buy a
trunk
Ethel. you haven't any
business sense at all. you
can borrow a trunk"
The evening world., 1900-08-17
NEEDED GAMING

90 Z h1d caught that Percy NlghtnlNer.' shouted
the rate father. = should have caued him"
why NOT take your spite out, father, spoke up
the sweet girl. and cane the chair he sat Ia. It eer-
iln'y need. Gaming
The evening world., 1900-08-17
LCllCNOEVENING WORLD
An tnlucky Girl.

To ~. Dir5r 4 ne Es'n.hs NSdi
am a very unfortunate young lady. Whatever
try 20 30 I am never successful In, even In regard 10
marriage Young men take me out once. treat me
well. seem to think a great deal Of ne and never ask
TO call ~ 'tahe me out again. II IL the same with
music. My teacher came once and never came again.
Would Ike 10 ~ on the stage, but have no money for
instruction. A. r.
The evening world., 1900-08-17

THE ONLY LOSS.

81 bel eve. said the
well meaning man, IN
civ ng your friend a little
wholesome advice when.
ever the occasion arises.
II doesn't cost you any
thing.
IT costs you your
friend. very often" said
the wise man.
The evening world., 1900-08-17

you told ne q come
and begin york to-day"
said the new boy
Oh. yes. replied The
druggist. you may begin
by catching flies and put.
ling them on those sheets
Of Sure Catch F'lypaper'
we're displaying In the
window"
The evening world., 1900-08-17
Jean LiDbey
WHY MARRIAGES
PROVE UNHAPPY

Wopyfitst ~ ne Prsu Pab
ItH.-F HgsnII
THE cause 2 many a
marnag, proving q
astrous o, generally
Que % 'he HriI.aug hast,
some people maze o..
plunge into ma'r.nony
WIN many women 90
aeI ss.ms Che H
H lie Ui pus ln.
The evening world., 1900-08-17

Your Daily Share Of Air.
~ tssusard gallons Of air are a srovn-up per
~ answAres ~ tunty-fsur hsura
The evening world., 1900-08-17
BAT SMOKES
CIGARETTES.

Venezuela mas 4 blood
sucking vampire bat that
smokes cigarettes Ma
lives nail him 10 a door
by his wings and thrust
a cigarette Into his mouth.
He purs .; with spparsn,
enjoyment until n q
consumed. Then the no
tives kill him ssfors the
cigarettes have Q sA.ss
~ q u
The evening world., 1900-08-17
Is There q Blood Thirst Microbe?

Boer wal in South Afnea,
Boxer maSSaereS in China,
Benevolent assimilation in the Philip.
pines,
Assassination by Anarchists in Italy,
Attempted ASSASSINATION in Paris,
Duels, real and fake.
Color riots in New Orleans,
Bloody rize.iightS in New York,
Cruel murders II many parts Of America,
and now race riots in the very heart Of
most cultured New York
What does il all mean Is there a blood.
thirst mierobe Or are all these ebullitons
Of human Slvasery merely the tonoomitants
OF the higher civilization :"
The evening world., 1900-08-17

HE ! deprecate IawIessness
In any form and anywhere !
DO not hesitate to say that
this city Wednesday night
was an index OF mob spirit IN
a brutal shape.
Not since 1853 has such an
exhibition occurred here.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1900-02-28
Cold is a Blessing.

Many persons regard the winter seat
son as an unfortunate visitation. 1t Is
considered both uncomfortable to the
body and harmful to the health. This
is an error. Cold is the most potent
agent for the restoration and preserva-
tion Of normal activity on the part Of
the organs Of the human body. II is
wise plan OF Providence which gives us
a change OF seasons. The winter cold
comes rs a tonic to repair the injuries
done by the enervating heat OF summer.
Summer, it is true, has many wise uses
In the matter OF health. 1t induces
out door life, rids the system of poisons
through copious perspiration, and
through the scorching rays of sun de-
stroys germ life.
Winter is the great braccr of the sys-
tenn. II stimulates activity in every
organ. When cold attacks the surface
OF the body the blood is set into more
free circulation as means OF bodily
warmth. It is through the circulation
Of the blood that the human anatomy is
kept in repair. When the food has
been digested and converted into liquid
form it is taken up by the blood and
carried the rounds of the system for
the purpose of repairing the waste
places. When the cold causes increased
circulation it also brings about more
perfect nutrition.
Mans face and hands illustrate how
weather-proof the body becomes when
exposed to air. Continued activity in
circulation on the surface, caused by
the air coming in contact with the skin,
tends to nourish and thicken the skin.
Thus mans skin grows thicker in win
ter just as animals are supplied with
double coat of ffur.-Marienvill Express.