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Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-05-10

\ situation as nurse by Mrs. L. L.
Murphy. East Pittston. Me. References
furnished. mayi, div
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-05-10

Two cooks. one kitchen girl, several
good houseworII girls; 81 tor wages;
cooks S. Apply at once. 223 Water St.
Mrs. Lizzie BoyeS may3dtf
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-05-10

Men to learn barber trade. New sys-
TEN. Only eight weeks required. Wages
earned while learning. $50 monthly guar
antecd when through. beautifully Illus
tratel catalogues mailed free. Moler's
Barber School $50 Canal St. New York
City. nayS,dl
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-05-10

That we are and have been showing
the handsomest Millinery in town, and
at the right figures. is proven by the
great volume of business that has been
attracted to this department this
spring. Paris latest fashions repro
duced in our own workroom as fast as
they are shown by the importers, and
at reasonable prices. Immense new line
Of Sailor Hats just received. Prices
from 35c upwards. Remember, we are
Headquarters for COrsets, and carry
all the leading and most popular
makes.
You will find our store a pleasant
place to visit, and will see 50 many
exclusive novelties that cannot be OBJ
tanned elsewhere.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-05-10

Housekeeper in family Of two; father
and son. Apply to NJ. O. Savage. 80 Cony
St, or No. Gannett St, East side Au-
guSta. mays. dlW+
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-05-10

Try ore OF those 70 cent dinners at Ry
ans restaurant. ll> Water St, Opp. City
Hotel The best place in Augusta to get
a meal nr 4 lunch, Hoarders taken at low
rates. Homemade pastry used.
may1O div"
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WANTED

Two good paper hangers. Apply to I.
w. Colby. Page s.. CITY. mayl0,d2t
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An experienced girl for second work.
Apply evenings to Mrs. 4. J. Martin. No.
- Western avenue. may9.dtf
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-05-10

Custom coat makers. steady work. +.
S Fountain. tailor, Lisbon St. Lewiston,
Me. maylu. u2WF
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-05-10

At once. an experienced table girl ana
kitchen girl, at City Hotel, Augusta.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-05-10

street Ua, Viii viii be f5r saie or for For rent e after
May /. For particulars inquire at my
office in Jurinton block. DR.. Wellington
Shelves and fixtures, new. Palmer
Shoe CO.. Halloweli. Me. may5.d1w*
Small house and stable; city water and
connected with sewer. AT bargain. +.
NJ. Hayes. may5,dlw*
A. e. &
Eight upright pianos and five organs at
reasonable prices. summer cottages Il
speciality. &. $. Downing's insurance
agency, 207 Water St, Augusta.
mayl0,dlw
Orc-half house Of seven rooms. Apply
at No. 10 Weston street. mayi,dlw*
\ down stairs tenement of five rooms; ;
convenient and in good repair. With sta
he if desired. Inquire ut No. p Gannctt
St may4.dtf
Two desirable tencmen- 1t 81 Middle
street. City water ana stl modern con
venirnccs. Apply to MrS. y. "A. Young
81 Middle St. or at J. +. lounEs druS
store. mayi,dtt
Houses ana No Is ana No. % Weston
street Also ut 60 Green street. Apply to
Fred w. Ellis. Sewail street, or Horace
The house known rs TIE Crosby board
ing house on NOyes Place, East Side, six
teen rooms. all in good condition. Apply
to n. Noyes. 20 Noyes Place. apr2i,
At Hammond's Grove. by the month or
for the season. the lower half of club
Cottage. Apply TO Miss Helen 7. Wilder,
ISL safe st. april, dtt
\ large pleasant room on second floor.
corner of Bridge and Wa ter streets. Ap-
pv at New York Bargain Store or at II
summer st. aprli,dtf
House No. 9 Grove rect; two offices.
one front and one rear. Apply t. James
w. North, 43 Grove s.. or Fred w. Ellis,
S Sewall St. june20dtf
Pleasant furnished 'front.' room with
privilege Of bath. No Swan st.
mays. dive
The very desirable Moore house ON
Winthrop street. Large garden. plumb
ing. furnace, etc. Apply to Lendall Tit
comb, City. mar3ldtf
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-05-10

nent If you mean business write at
once DO rot delay. First National Nur-
series. Rochester, y. Y. apr2l, d1mo+
Stoves to store in dry loft. A. D.
Ward. anr1G diff
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-05-10

Miss Mlude Wentworth will receive pu-
pills in piano forte and voice culture. Pu-
pill of Mr.. c. Z. Adams and A. +. Conant,
Boston. Address. A Neal ST., Gardiner,
Me. aprl2. diff
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Secondhand riding wagons. beach wag-
on, top buggy, etc. Low prices Call at
once. J. E. or ]. H. Fuller. MARCO, dtf
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A capable girl for general housework
Good references required. Mrs. y. S.
Chadbourne, Cor Middle and Union SITS,
1IallOwell mays diff
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/ tlOn on piano ana bTSdH oIutlS Wy 4iI.t.1
will receive prompt attention. Willis +.
| Trask, Randolph. apr6,d2noN
WANTED
Two good paper hangers. Apply to +.
w. Colby. Page s.. city. maylod2t
custom coat makers. steady WORK. +
S. Fountain. tailor, Lisbon St. Lewiston.
! Me. maylQ.d2w*
| Try ore OF those 70 cent dinners at Ry-
! ans restaurant. liN Water St, OPP. City
! Hotel. The best place in Augusta To Get
3 a meal or Il lunch. Eoarders taken At low
rates. Homemade pastry used.
! may1o div"
| An experienced girl for second work.
/ Apply evenings to Mrs r. j. Martin. No.
| - Western avenue. may9dtf
| Men to learn barber trade. New sys-
TEN. only eight weeks required. Wages
earned while learning so monthly guar
antecd when through. Beautifully illus
trated catalogues mailed free. Moler's
Barber School $50 Canal St, New York
City. maySdlwf
Children to board at country home in
the city. Not far from school. At sea-
shore through hot months. Apply 70
Mrs. NJ. +. Sampson, 10 Murray Street
| Hill. Augusta, Me mayS,dlW'
a strong capable girl for second work
at st. Marks Home mayidtf
N,rnbI Sfr,'' itol Eott iittGt9n lie Refercncl =
t,.'i;, niuL i,in' idH' i''7'o''' 80 r,ar1 div
1-it-I'",- rrtr, -o,.o,.,1
,1 ,I o"oh1, ~ irII a Stnr wa aCraS.
S"'Lp Y lMnI,N n,,Ce %? Iya+"r &
MIS-: Lizzie BoXeS. nay2.dll
AGENTS WANTED-Ladies and gents
can make 81 10 s. a day selling Perfection
kerosene lamp burner. equal to electric
Hoht MA .,rnnt fnr I[onnehar county d
ID. Goodrich, l25 College Ave, WaterVIlie,
Nc. ----- may-'dImoF
U1NTUD % oirIs N orco c,ro,+ IA
,,,f -. - hI, SrIiT+ noi,ins VI
/ ployment Office. Mrs. Lizzie Boyes.
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may 5. eod3t.
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FOX. SALE

LOudon raspberry plants for sale In
quire of NJ. w. Dennis, South Belfast
road, Augusta. mayid1w*
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last week, and their appreciation was
and with the assurance of buying all new
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-05-10

LARGE OFFICE SAFE AZ a bargain.
Size 30X50. 81 inches high. In good con-
dition. Can be seen at the Journal office.
maV3 diff
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or RENT-My house. NO. 20 SewalI
street. win be Tor sale or for rent after
Nav l. For particulars inquire at my
office in Purinton block. DIR. Wellington
Johnson. mar26dtf
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DRILLS FOR COLLEGE STUDENTS.
army Officers to Be Withdrawn
When Attention rs DereIIct.

n
when Attention Is DereIict.
The standard of military instruction is
to be advanced at the various colleges of
the country where officers of the Army
are detailed by the War Department, il
such institutions viii adopt a curriculum
to be suggested.
For years i. has been known that many
colleges supporting military course have
neglected TO take fun advantage of the
opportunities afforded in having a regular
Army officer detailed to them, and reports
from inspection officers have indicated
that in many instances these officers
should be withdrawn because of the small
chance given by faculties for cadets to
drill and be disciplined.
There are two institutions in Maryland
where Army officers are usually stationed
as instructors-at the Maryland Agricul-
tIral College and at ST. Johns College,
annapolis. At neither OF these. it is said,
has the attention been given 10 the mill
tary departments that they should have.
In the course of few weeks the War De-
partment intends TO formulate a plan Of
instruction to be carried out at several
colleges where officers are detailed. II is
the purpose TO bring these institutions in
touch with the existing methods at West
Point. Many enquiries have been received
here in relation to the matter, and the
impression gains ground that it is time
10 include a military drill in collegiate
educations. It is believed the larger num-
Der of college professors and teachers will
favor this idea. Indirectly the Army will
be gamer. and the impression is abroad
that the standard for entry to West Point
should be raised as soon as the new idea
has had a chance to be disseminated
among among the students OF the country
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-12-03
BREAK IN THE PROGRAMME.
Ex-Coveracr W-oIeott Too III to De-
IINer HIS Centennial Address


liver His Centennial Address.
a conference preliminary to the prepara-
ton Of the necessary legislative acts took
place shortly after noon today between the
various officers of The National Capital
Centennial Celebration Committee and
Senators Frye. Hale. and Perkins The
meeting occurred right after the Senate's
adjournment out Of respect TO Senator Da-
Wis who died last week
J. Hoge Tyler, Governor of vir-
GINA, writes TO headquarters from
Richmond under date of Deem
Der ]: Il VIII leave Richmond
with my stGG on December II at 7:45 ?. m,
over the Richmond. Fredericksburg. and
Potomac Railroad; WIZ reach Washing ton
about midnight. The military viii leave
Richmond on the morning Of the 18th"
Governor Steunenberg, OF Idaho, writes
that he viii be present at the Celebration
and that, regarding the manner of stamp
ing his name On the e0yeT Of the medal
case. he sGys. be prefers 10 have simply
his name stamped thereon without title
or prefix. thus: Frank Steunenberg.
HeDer NJ Wells. Governor of Utah.
wishes his name imprinted on the case
like this: Heber NJ. Wells, salt Lake
City, Dtdb-
Former Governor & Maryland Lloyd
Lowndes writes from Cumberland that he
expects to reach Washington on train No
s. Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, Tuesday
afternoon. the 18th, AS =. II.
a letter has been received at Head
quarters from Mrs. Wolcott the wife of
Roger Woleott, former Governor of Mass
achusetts, in which she says that On ac-
count of the sickness OF her husband with
typhoid fever he viii not be able to at
tend the Centennial Celebration. Gov
error Woleott was designated by the Com
Tnittee to make the speech at the White
House on the forenoon of December u
reviewing the development of the nation
from 1S00-f900- 1t has not yet been deeid-
ed who VIII take Mr.. Tolcott's place on
the programme.
The first installment OF commemorative
lAs1als is expected TO arrive at Head
quarters by express either this afternoon
or tomorrow morning. says Mr.. Van
Wickle- Chairman Of the Committee on
Medals and Badges
Their distribution among committeeman
and the general public will take place at
1925 Pennsylvania Avenue daily from II
o'clock noon until D. ~ The medal can
be secured for 81. and those who have
already engaged a medal by sending their
money to headquarters must present re-
eeipt at the counter
The. programme for The Celebration
which is being printed by Bailey, Banks
& Biddle. Philadelphia. is expected to ar
rive on the morning OF December S. Pro
grammes and badges will be sent to each
committeeman a few days before the day
of the Celebration.
The ub-Comnittee on Decorations aad
Parade, Mr. Danenbower, Chairman. Will
meet at 4.S0 this afternoon. and the Com
mittee On Public Comfort and Order to-
morrow evening at T:Se o'clock at the
Board of Trade rooms
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-12-03
RRArE, 80 80.

Fietire 50 stomach, liver, and kid3cy troubles.
as Wi women. and al feel the results in loss
Of appetite, peisons IN the blood baekache ne-y-
ousnsss. headache, and tired iistiess rundown
fesiing- Rut there's 10 need 70 feel ike that
J " gardner. OF IdaVilie Ind saws: Electric
Bittls arc Just she Thing for q man when he
doesn't care whether he lives OF dies II gave
me new strength and good appetite. can nov
eat sny7iins ard h sc new lease On He
onsy 50 cents at Harry Evans iTzg store, 9es
Every bottle guaranteed
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His Journer Interrnntea

While passing through Washington on the vav
to has home IN South taT5lina, John Alexander
was arrested yesterday for carrying pistol.
Aftes explaining the situation to Judge Kimhalf
sentence was deferred 10 permit him TO resume
ms journey ard his personal bonds were taken.
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Baaaar I'd Brooklnnd.

bazaar in aid Q; Brookland n E. Church
VIII be held at Brookland Town Hall Tues
day anu Wednesday, December sth and 5th Very
attractive booths are being built and beautifully
well attended. Those IN charge have arranzef;
an entertaining programme Among The several
booths expected to be OF special interest are
Vanity Fair, = Doll Baby Land, and the
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-12-03
Portiere Tgnited bys L,sgbt.

No. Engine Company responded 70 a local
alarm last evening Tor fire in the homs Of
Mrs. James Ferry. 1852 Fifteenth Street north
west. caused by portiere blowing into the gas
jet. The furniture was damaged to the extent OF
SO, fully covered by insurance, while $40 IS the
damage to the house, which IS owned by Dr..
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smaII Dan.aee D BIC.

About SIS damage covered BY insurance, was
done to the stock Of the Grove Lime and Cement
Company corner North Capitol and E streets
northeast By a Ere which broke out this morning
shortly after s o'clock. An alarm sounded
from box 623 North Capitol and F streets, and
the flames we're extinguished without damage 70
the building. The cause Of the FIRE Is unknown
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s. KANN, SONS s CO.,
9th and Market Space.
sWINDLER PLEADED GUILTY.
Obtained Money From Several Men
Under False Pretenees.

Under False Fretenees.
William c. Turner was confronted il the
Police Court this morning by Harry +.
Bailey, Thomas Is. Rose. Peter Geel. Lloyd
ROundtrees. and Samuel Mitchell. each of
whom charged that he had obtained sums
OF money. varying from 80 cents TO 50,
from them by representing himself as a
foreman for the Pennsylvania Steel Com
pany. BE pleaded guilty to all of the
charges and was sent to Jail for thirty days
IN each case. He was further ordered to
return the money secured from his vic
tins and for failure to do so he viii have
70 spend thirty days additional II jail IN
each case.
Turner WAS arrested in Alexandria Fri
DAY and turned over 10 Detectives Peck and
Miller IN this city the following day. He
Offered no defence in court this mnrnins
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Benning Track-Races: z. M
The New National Theatre-'NFay Down East;;''
evening.
Columbia Theatre-sLe vOgage en- Suisse,
evening.
Academy OF Muzie-Lafayette Square stock
Company in Madame sans GeIe," evening"
Chsse's New Cran0-Polite vaudeville; after
noon and evening.
Kernan's Lyceum Theatre-Reilly & Woods
Vaudeville and Burlesque; afternoon and even
ing
The New Bijou-Tbe Bon-Ton Extravaganza
Company; afternoon and evening.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-12-03
Fined for KicI.ing = Girl.

Eagene Boston. colorei. has been counting A
NE Anee's mother Tor ten years. but IN Judge
KimhalVs opinion that did not justify him in
correcting the girl Annie charged that he had
Knocked her down and kicked her. and Boston
fine
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-12-03
DIR. Asnsv,s Catarrhal Powder

Rev " H. Main, pastor Of the Baptist Emanuel
Church, Buffalo, gives strong testimony for and Is
firm believer IN Dr. Agsews Catarrhal Powder
He had tried many kinks % rene6ses without
avail AFTER using Oh. kgnew's Catarrhal Pow
der vss bene8ted az once" are his wnrds i
q wonderful remedy 1t relieves instantly
Fifty cents Sold by F. s Williams, Ninth and
2 Streets; Edmonds & Williams, Third Street sud
PsnnsyfTanis Assnse.-1s
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Dresser and Washstand
Inrcenx of Moner

Daniel Parker. coiOred. was today fined $40
for the larceny Of ss-o5 from Bzr jarlin Ford and
wss ordered to restore the money TO its owner
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IN AND ABOUT THE CITY.
Nseaan;s Case Continued.

When the case Of Cornelius, alias 'sBat,' Moo
nan, Was called in the Police Court this morning
continuance was granted until FRIDAY.
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THE So 80 M0nN

Temperature at q. m............ 81
Temperature az - noon--. 1.
Temperature at p. m........................ ii
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The Following Depart
ments Have Temporary
Quarters During the
Holiday Season:

Randkerchiefs and silverware-at the
main entrance
French and Domestic Flannels-fFst
floor, Section G.
Nets and veiIings-frst floor. Section F.
Mccall Patterns second floor. adjoin-
ing the UndermUslin Department.
Remnants OF all kinds-second floor, adj
joining the Millinery Department
Toys-third floor, occupying Remnant
and Flannel space.
Book Observation-Disclosures annex.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-12-03
Prof. Guy Carlton Lees lectures,

Prof Guy Carlton Lee. of Johns Hop
kins University, viii continue his cour E
of lectures on political science before the
Jurisprudence and diplomacy School, Co
lumbar University. during the month Of
December. The remaining lectures of the
course viii be delivered tomorrow even
ing on the nth and 18th instant. All in
terested IN the study OF governmental or
carnations, ancient and modern, are in
vited 70 attend
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-12-03

The herald OF all pleasure and enjoyment is
glass OF Heurich's beer. aaerzen. senate and
Lager are the most convincing evidence that
The best malt and hops are used IN brewing
Henrieh's. Il oEiy aelrlires one glass to discern
the superior qualities OF Heurich's Phone os4
Arlington 8stting Co.. for 0zss.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-12-03
Ineareerated on Fsther,s CenanIair

On complaint OF his father, William BAILEY. If.
colored, was sent to jail today, for three months
for the larceny OF S275
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-12-03
STREET LIGHTING

High AZ N and $40 ?. 4
Low tide. rs ri
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TIDE liable.

Sun rose..-.. $50 An. Sun sets......S.S6 +. NJ
Moon rises .-.-.----s-.. Noon sets.....342 A. II
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A.frsRnFNrs

Lamps lit P. J
Lamps out tomorrow 10 4. J
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Cbe Coming gi,lles
MONDAY. DECEMBER 3, 1870.
weather Tndtcatfons.
TEMPERATURE

Cloudy tonight sd Tuesday; light southeast to
south v:nds-
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-12-03

We would advise ali our patrons to do
their holiday shopping as early as PCS
sible. We have extra storage space,
where We have made arrangements to
lay aside any goods which may be Sc
lected and deliver them al any time they
are wanted.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-12-03

Safest, surest cure for
all throat and lung
troubles People praise
It Doctors prescEbeit
Quick, sure results.
0T. Balls S0EEa Syrup
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-12-03

Our engraving facilities are very com
Dlete. We have two expert engravers to
do all our work with Quickness and de-
sPateh- We guarantee 40 delay in your
orders
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-12-03

We have opened a. sub-postofce station
and Postal Telegraph ONCE We can
furnish you with registered letters, mon
ey orders. or postal notes; also send
kilograms to all parts of United
States, Canada, and Europe.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-12-03
S. Kaan, Sons & Co.
The BUSY CORNER.
Always the best of everything
for the least money.
g Fashions for December
Is Now Out.

Those that have registered cards viii
bring them and receive this beautiful
Xmas number This magazine viii cope
with the best published. les full of
beautiful short stories. household hints.
and the latest fashion plates. It is dis
tributed free to everyone. Call Fl the
Stationery Department, first floer- Sec
ton ''F''-and you can be supplied
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-12-03

70 quart bottles OF the Wash.
ingtcn Brewing Co.'S Fz.aSzz
Golden Hop BEER for 81 De-
Ivered II urletteze1 wagons.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-12-03
Laclies, nesks.

Special bargains Of ours are these
handsome golden oak I'm
ism desks Exeeilently 4 = a.
4alas a fal finished A 50 OJ.E
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1900-11-29
MEAT FOR SOLDIERS.
Even In Warm Climates II Is the Ideal
and an Essential Ration
of an Army.

The received opinion" is that in very
hot countries men should ca meat very
sparingly if at all, living instead on
vegetables and fruits. But Col. Charles
A. Woodruff, U. S. A., an assistant com.
missary general of subsistence. boldly
challenges the correctness Of this opin.
ION, says the Hartford Courant. In an
essay on the ideal ration for an army
IN the tropics he maintains that meat
~ essential If the soldiers are TO he
Kept well nourished. He speaks highly
OF beef on the hoof when obtainable I'M.
der the right conditions, but fairly
takes off his hat to bacon. I'm action
the composition of the ration is dom.
mated by military necessity" he saws.
and here our component parts of ba.
con and hard bread, portable. palata.
pie OF great potential energy and need,
ing no preparation, are uneaualed. y
with the bacon or beef and the hard
bread he would give our soldiers on
DUTY in tropical countries domestic
vegetables (fresh or dried), dried fruits
corn bread occasionally if the cook
knows how TO make it), fish for an oc
easional change and tea or coffee. He
is inclined to think that in very hot re.
gions tea is preferable.
The colonel in his views on the meat
question is backed up by Capt. William
stephenson, U. s. A., assistant surgeon.
who has been watching over the health
OF soldiers for 10 years. "My personal
experience of year in Tampa, Porto
Rico and Santiago" writes the captain.
was that | craved and ate as much
meat of all kinds relatively to all food
eaten, as in cooler climates. believe
that meat consumption among the ma
tiVes of hot countries is limited by their
purses, not their tastes. In Cuba and
Porto Rico found the morning and
evening meals in private houses and
restaurants prodigal of meat Of all
kinds"
Apparently the Army and Navy Jour
nal sides with these officers on the
meat question. when" IL saws. Gin
the days of southern slavery. il was
sought to turn the minimum OF ex-
peDditure into the maximum of human
energy and muscular force hog and
hominy Is the diet chosen.r