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The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1900-03-08
FROM THE TUBES 1
INTO THE CELLS,

Osoy these people Whs have
gone through all the stages Of Consump.
toa. until they have approached the aaai
and fatal termination. can tell the entirs
story o! their undoIng. and 10 one OF such
sufferers we're ashsd TO tell the history Of
his condition his story would be like this;
II took cold from time TO time. The
slightest exposure gave me . cold. One
cold would not be veil until another eold
began. and I developed . sort Of . chronic
cold that was with me oil the time. and !
cana TO believe I hsd Catarrh. This
chronic cold nrs, started In ny hss,sii,.
which we're stuffed up and a little sore.
My nostrils discharged. and toward even.
Ing ! might snecre a little. and thea ind
my nos'ris entirely closed No | could not
breathe through them Then the trouble
travelled dosn Into my throat. which FELT
ehoksd up and In the morning ] would
have 10 clear II cut. a. lot of material
had collected there during the night. Then.
after . time. I contracted = heavy cold
tia. ssttied IN ny chest. and ! felt oil
stuffed up. Thea ! began to cough toward
h!sht. Ny cough kept me awake or
awskeaed me out Of . SQUAD sumber.
When got up 10 the morning he cough
raeked my chest. and when ! barred my
chest on aoinR 10 bed Al nisht II would
brins N another At Of coughing. I began
/, lo,s flesh with ny las cold and after a
time would ssin q little. Then I would
lose again. and nsvsr felt quite strong.
Nv appetite for breakfast began to be less.
Ny stomach woult no, digest NY food.
blostcA up and had distress after eating.
The food I took seemed 10 lcss Ito agree
able taste. Thsa noticed thss
nosalsas . wssD6 have cssshinG
spells thst naae nc sick az the
stsaseh. thessht . had dyssrp-
sia. asa dsetsss treated ne for
dyspepsia. Assther Doctor treated
ne fer kroksa.aswa serves. 10
Was . year sr two befeve g. fossd
est jsst what wss the matter with
NE. Thes . kegas "a ksve little
creepy ehills puaaisg over ne. naa
toward svsaiss ! wssIa have fever.
Then . doctor said I had Malaria. lost
nc~h and strength. began to have night
sweats. kept getting weaker and w-sker.
ny cough becoming aggravated At times
and getting better At others. gradually
ran down until Al last . lung expert sa-
amined my chest ard discovered thu, my
lungs vere affected"
This tells THE STORY or COSsuMP-
TON. easily durable In Its early .ases.
moro easily prevented when it, premoaitory !
Iymptoms make themselves apparent. more
1i6aeuit 10 cure atsr II has been allowed /,
. rva on fss quite awhlle,, and absolutely /,
,vhsa q ersst deal OF the lung !
lss ben 1sssssvrd
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1900-03-08
LAST CHANCE,
The So Rate for
Bronchial Treatment
Ends March 18th.

This 10 the final notice. The 50
rate for bronchial Troubles win ab.
scIuic'y end March n. All who need
medicines or professions! yeafmsn.
for any form Of Bronchial Disease
and who wit, apply al the Copeland
offices before March 2will be treated
UNTIL CURED at the rate Of 80 Il
month. Not a penny more than 80
a month wiH be asked or accepted
from any patient beginning or Pc
newing treatment under this oppor.
tunity until eurei. This is posi-.
iiueiu the lost chance 10 secure tie
serrices Of skilled physicians and the
best treatment medical science has
euer drrissd for Ike cure of Bronchial
Troubles. a, a rate 50 loY that il can
scarcely be called nominal.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1900-03-08
ATTACK BY
FRENCH MOB
British Consulate at Bor-
deaux Wrecked with
Stones.

BORDEAUX. France. March ga
number Of students and others issuing
from a pro-Boer meeting last nigh,
marched To the British Consulate. bat
tered down the door. shattered the win.
dow' with stones and then proceeded 10
the Consul's private residence. where
they INDUCED In q similar den,onstra.
ton.
The police eventually dispersed the
moo and arrested several OF the rioters.
The Project Of the G.ronde. the Mayor
OF bordeaux and the cominlssary OF Po-
lice called on the Consul to-day and ex.
pressed their regrets at the occurrences
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MILLER ON THE STAND.

Miller was called to the stand.
q. What IL your name' A. William
+. Miller.
Y. Where do YOU ilve' A. Ny present
address, why. Raymond Stree, jail.
Miller smiled wiimsicai.y and drumrled
his front teeth with his fingers.
Al Ibis point Mr.. House arose and oh.
jsstsi 10 any further examination Of
Miller.
The bankruptcy law" said NJ. Nc.
Closkey. says distinctly that no ter,i.
mony given by an involuntary bankrupt
In a proceeding OF tbs kind shall be
used 10 his det1ment afterward. and
II the man does not answer now | can
say that he will be made to come for.
ward and forced TO answer every ques-
ton"
Mr.. McCloskey was hot. flushed and
angry. Mr.. House was as cool ~
cucumber when he answered:
We'll. want 10 inform the learned
counsel that he Is not the Alpha ana
Omega OF this proceeding and the Bank
ruplcy law DOES not rise above the Con-
stltution. We shall stand on our Con-
stitu,ional privilege"
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RECEIVED BY MAYOR.

The queen visited the city this after
noon. rcacaing It's conan1-. an the En-
hanknent. opposi,. the Temple sleps. at
abSu, I o'clock. where Her Majesty Vas
welcomed by the Lori Mayor and Cor
porstion IN their ROLES OF state
The Lord Mayor resented Her Majesty
with the city Sword 10 State.
The route Vas thronsed si,h people.
sre the greater; OF enthusiasm pre-
walled everywhere.
A uuai1t ceremony occurred when the
Queea's cart.axe stopp,d at the Tenn
pie steps Wn.n he Lord Mayor. Mr.
a. J. Newton, solemnly handed Her
Majesty the Sword OF Stale. with a
smile the Queen touched u and returned
the sword TO ths Chic, Executive. saw.
ting.
Thank you for all that my city has
done"
To which tho Msyor replicd
Your Gracious MaJessy's word. will
foreve- Se treasured ~ my heart"
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1900-03-08
BUNC0 BY
FAKE WIRE.
Four Alleged SwindIers
Arrested In West
Side Raid.

The police to-day made descent On
the quarters Of an allegei gans OF
swlnilerS on the top floor OF 10 West
ThIriy.hfth street. and found a telc-
graphic OUTFIT running to the roof and
back again and two men In the place
whom they arrested.
They got two more In front Of the
house and all were taken 10 the West
Thirtieth street station.
]. T.. Johnson. 81 the Broadway Gen.
trail Hotel. md n friend. say two Of the
men met them In the waidcrf.Astoria
recently and. after apparently winning
800 on horses. told them they could let
them into the game.
The prisoners described Themselves .
Charles u. Moore. twsr,y-seven years
Old. an operator. Of DO West Thirty
eighth street: Thomas Carr. thirty.hvs
years old, " The ~. Cloud Hotel: Fred
erick Williams. thirty-nlnc years old.
residenc. refused. and James J. Davis
twenty. Acvsn years old. an operator. Of
iet IVES, sinety ninth street.
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DECIDED AGAINST MILLER.

Referee Roehler ruled that McCloskey
mIrnt go on with his examination and
he would decide on objections as they
came M 80 Mr.. McCloskey went on
again:
q. What 10 your full name' A. Will.
am Frederick Miller.
~ Where did YOU reside before YOU
went 20 RAYMOND Street Jnli'
IL object on the grounds 81 lack Of
statement ~ precise tine said Mr.,
House. Miller refused to answer on the
ground that the answer might tend 10
degrade OF lncrininate him.
mo, may degrade or lncriminate, but
does degrade or lncr,minsie." insisted
Mr.. McClosksy
To each Mr. House responded by the
legal formula Of instruction to Miller
and Miller tremendously declined 10
answer Referee Koehler ruled each
time In favor ~ Miller.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1900-03-08

FIGHT;
MEN FIGHT.
Dewey" the Engine
mems Pet, Almost
Causes a Riot.

p.c.u.. D.x., tho eren,,n.. aos va.
t,,, I,,,,,, y.,low IN. ,ollc. mascot
a .ou,d from IN, EidrIds. stree, po.!ee
station ana ina men o, Enrin. Com.
pany . e:ashed n, a blaze at % Orchard
street ,hi. afternoon. For a few mo.
m.nts Il looked q. ~ there would he a
free fght between the men Of the two
departments,
Dewey" ran as usual with the engine.
when he saw the hre Vas out he turn
ed 10 look Tor more sport. yellow
had come bounding along with the re-
serves from The police station and
pessy singled MN out fe'ps ana
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A TREMENDOUS CHEER.

AZ Paddington the railroad stnt!on
had been cleared Of the general public.
but outside thousands Of people waited
patiently. When the train from Wind
SCR arrived at i2a u. VI. a tremendous
cheer went up. Her Majesty came down
the sloping platform leaning on the arm
OF a tureaned Indian attendant. md en-
tered an open landau. N whch also sat
Princess Henry OF Battenburs and Prs-
cess Victoria OF Sehleswig- Hols,ein.
They all wore black and round her neck
the Queen had sable co.lsretts.
Prom the packed sidewalks and from
every available window came q con-
tnuous roar Of cheers. while hundreds
Of little flags were waved all the way
70 Buckingham Palace.
The side streets were packed ten.
twenty and sometimes hundred
deep. hut Y was around the palace Itself
that the chief throny gathered. ny .
IN the morning carriages, cabs and Ne-
hicies OF every sort. people from the
city aid West End and dislan; paris
Of the country consrvatei In -. James
Park. which the palace fronts
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THEN SH0NE THE SUN.

suddenly. Tor the firs, time In the day
the sun cam. Oh, from behind the clouds
and shone over the shouting Thousands
and. piercing the veil. II showed happy
smiles lighting ~ the aged monsrch's
face. I, was a repetition Of the scene
Of the Iuhilee-oueen's weather In the
tniest rense OF the words.
SIN noddins vigorously Her Majesty
passed out Of sight Into the quadrangle.
There the Peers and commcners as
sembled sang God Save the Queen
and Her Majesty entered the Palace.
Outside there was pandemonium'
over the roadway which Rad been kept
dear for the carriages the crowds
swarmed until II was impossible for
those near the ratings 10 move an
inch
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Refuses TO Tell Referee
kohIer Anything About
the Operations OF the
Great Franklin Syndi.
cate SWindle.
Smiled Tantalizingly at
Questions and. on Ad.
vice of His Lawyer. De.
c'ined to Answer ANY
Pertaining to his Bust.
ness.

william r. Miller. OF the 5so-per-cent.
Franklin Syndicate swlndle. was brought
before Referee August Kohier. In the
Federal Bui.dlng. brooklyn. this morn.
ing under an order OF the United States
| Court IN tell all he knew about the
gigantic fraud The proceedings were
In bankruptcy
ON the advice Of counsel. Frederick
u. House. he declined to answer all
Questions concerning the syndicate on
the ground that no would lncriminats
and degrade himself.
Mr. Houses objection was on the
ground that there are no less than
twenty indictments against Miller. and
4, would he manifestly unfair to compel
him to an examination which might he
used against him In the prosecution Of
these indictments
Miller was brought into court al i006
by sheriff Walton ana Deputy War
Ne Invested himself Of his rne over
coat and Alpine hat. removed his gloves
briskly. adjusted the bright-rcd Assoc,
tie ana settled himself IN n revolving
armchair. In which he swayel half wa
round ana back. smiling porsistently on
The reporters. lawyers and court Officials
His father. Jacob Miller. came In. AMI
tho father and two sons held n spiriiei
family reunion.
ChCarles 7. Belfer AMI Frank
Mccloskey, formerly counsel for the
Brooklyn city Police Department. APP
pearcd for Bernard O'kane. who in
vested 80 In the syndicate and petit.
TONED Judge Edward W. Thomas. Of the
United States Circuit Court. to declare
william ?. Miller an involuntary bank
rIpt
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1900-03-08
FRENCH TREATY IN PERIL.
N~k ialcy Persuaded Ia AsL Fra nee
for More Ttme-Wssla fati
Tits s~sstop.

WASHINGTON. March s.-several
conferences were held with the Pres
!dent to-day On the pending reciprocity
treaty with France. with the result, 4,
10 ,hoaTht. thar the rronch Government,
will he communicated with on The prop.
1sliion to extend the time for it, f,aal
ratification or rejection.
hy the terms Of he treaty action
mus; he taken there. u before the a'h
~ the present month but 4, l. the opln-
Ton that u pushed 10 a vote at this s.--
sion the treaty viii fail.
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LAUGHS At THE ROW.

Mccloskcy asked Miller u he had ever
consulted william =. James. a .awyer
and Miller answered thai ne had. Hut
the next question met with a refusal u
answer on the usual ground and was
ruled cut,
Miller. looking every bit the character
81 an .frept.ss.ble boy, laughed and en-.
ioyej the lega. row 10 the full
All questions regarding the Syndicate
Miller refused 10 answer but this one
disclosed a part 81 The story Of the
svinl.r ahlch has not heretofore reen
revealed;
"Did SOS some tissr u Ocssk~r
80 With a3s.OO 20 the lasoser
Nstissal 0ssk. ossessikly 70 de-.
pssit that ss.s. aad Instead ala yes
withdraw . balance sf es.Oe0 ~
thai bnnks'
Miller. threw open your coat" Nc.
Closkey ordered.
H. an hour Of questioning Miller an.
swersd lutt our questions lie had tod
hi, name twice. -Aii he lived in Ray.
nond Street jail. and admitted that
once upon lime ne had consulted q
awyer Lstned James answeFiag THE
after question before his lawyer could
iniefpose All objection.
Tne iswt rr TOR Receiver t.a,a, n much
smoother man. rapidly propounded about
i,v gIesNpas 49, maze Tie teCsrls GEAR
hardy waiting FOR House. ''On inc
ground" and Miller, II decline" be.
fore beginning the nest qcts,ion.
lie asked about the tiiu eoo Zimmerman
certificate Of deposit AZ wel!f. Farro h
Co. bank, TIE account with the sbes
and Leather hank. &C.
MA demand - Mr.. Miller tAat ne
deliver over 10 John ~ Lord The re-.
ce.ver OF the Franklin syndicate. an
stocks. money and other property OF the
syndicate he has In hi. possession ''
The referee 50 ordered and Miller
smiled 1oyousiy
IN. hssrias wss Adjourned until
Thursday, March q and fer the irs,
time to-day 'eyni.cats'' Miller Looked
unhappy a he sssgped down trom The
ana started back 10 Raymond Street
jail. The fua vac all over.
Just oUSi1e the courtroom doug
sas-19 Walton slipped the hssdeufts On
.ss~~~ ~ w.
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The Symptoms Of
Bronchial Disease.

These are - asptsna which tuai-
cate that disease hss estesded
sfsss the Nose and Throat dow
osse the vocal cords aud aloag tbs
wsndptpc. aud n asw creeping
aloss che Brosrkia1 Tabes. where,
u ssehecked. u ssOs attacks ths
Lss0 Ce11si
,nsse tou a cough
are you losing hesh'"
10 you cough at night
tase rou y .sin Ia Side'
20 you take cold easily"
your appetite variable"
!tsve lou stitches In sde,'
DO rou cough until YOU gAg?''
20 sou rsise !foihy MATERIAL
DO you couxI IN going 10 bed
DO Fon couea IN the morninI7''
Are jou lor'-spiriied Al timer! 90
DO you SPIT VI yellow matter"
your cough short aud hacking"
DO ycg fpit Up little cheesy lumpaS
,Ha,e you q DISGUST for fatty foeas r..
Is there a Tickling behind the palatefs
DO you feel you are growing veekssfs
u there Q burning pain In the throafr'
Have yo,i pain behind the breasebone?"
DO you cough worss night and mornlng?"
DO yca N 10 a. niEht To sct breafhs"
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1900-03-08
SANT0 DOMINGO REVOLT.
Gen. repin Declares Asstnss th-
Gevsrsm~nt-rroe seat Ia
sappvc.s utsa.

sANTo DOMINGO. March s-Gen
rcp.n. the former Governor OF santlasi
lie los CsbAlleros. has revoited against
the Government and GO, rrnmen, troops
aIs belnA scr; against Inn.
A state ~ siege hss been declared and
constitutlo aai xuarsniees have been aus.
pended In the southwest tart % the
island. Many arrests have been made.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1900-03-08
A GORGEOUS PARADE.

Thea tie LI!e Guards tro,ied on. the
purple and crmine and gorgeous Uni.
forms. the Marshal and sherirs and Al
iernen. with the g0,d-laced iunk,ys
and numbering state coaches ieft lie
hind. and TIE sombre dressed o. ees
drove quickly along the embankmsnt !.
pisck vtth cheering people Acs5mpany t.
Ing Her Majesty we're the Pfincess
ChYissisn Of schieswig. u ols,e.n and
Princess Henry OF batientufg.
The IAfe Guards trotted on throush
the great thoroughfafes @! the city,
which were sysryuhtse thronget. 81
quickly we're TIE horsss driven that the
crvwds scarcely mad cannce 10 cheer
before the csnrfsn bowinK monarch
hAd passed out o. sight.
~ ! o dock the Queen. gong b. way
81 Uoliofn and oxford street. ma re-
suse9 70 bssklaohan Pslsee. a
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HUGE CROWD At PALACE.

no"n was 's''nh'''u 'hnt N'v'
peo''. VIZ R''"''.u n"ou' w. Su.'n
w" VAN" '"s'
VIZ nu'al'as oi ","e On na"'' p''
'ne, hhu "'.'c ''iheu''S ~ He'p'ns 'ne
'"u :" ''"'' ""o :" """'
tur irr',- h''h''"' " w" """~' W
so'."nons 'hu 'ne''o ., u's nouse
no'"' Wno ~ a'on. p''u'k.' !" pass
tne s'ea' fa"'hss 'ha' smut OH 'he par
see'
IN 'hc fpac'ous cour'S''n OF une pal,
nrlisin'. best blood and brain. walked
w '"' ~" . go ~.
anu bOhtASr. Jtaiousb NhANH'" W Nn'
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1900-03-08
VOTES OF BOROUGH HEADS
nm Passed 70 Give PsessAeats We1e
Q vste IN other DssesGhs Thas
The1e Ovo,

SPECIAL to Tho Evsaias wsia,
ALBANY. March S-The Assembly %.
day passed Nr. Bsennan's bill inereas'
Ing the powsrs Of the Borough Prss>.
dents In New Yorh City.
Under the bisl each BoeouGh President
4. cnejtied TO q full vote In the Board
Of Essinsats sRd Apposticnmeot on III
matters Affecting his own district exciu.
s,vsiy ana . han vote on all other mot.
teri which come before the board.
Hssidss this. the Prsssdsnts may have
run vote % IN Questions considsss1
bv tn Doasd Of Public Improve0sasA
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WOULD SETTLE RAkApO.
SENATOR Ford Oaevs . Riii Psshts.
tsisG Expenditures NJ Over .
Mtiiisa Es~eps ~ Election.

ALBANY. March s--scnator JOHN
Fora to-day introduced l oil which
providers that the city Of New York may
m, enter into any water contract which
involves q riaxin.um raymcni. during
the ertire period Of continuance. q
moro than t.tcaoc. un'l ne question
skAr have bren sthmittcd 10 the voters
81 ske e1ty % . SPECIAL or gegsra, siec-
,ien end apps0go1 /. . wASestty e The
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new BOBR war PLANS
Lssis Hesha Prosssse1 - - lIsso.
tesass-GesessI n Nsssb-Othss
O0eevs Aavsaeed.

BoER CAMP. BiG6ARsBER0. Mon.
day. March S--At q sensral council Of
war to-day Louis Bo,ha vas appointed
Lieutenant General for Natal and Lukas
Meyer. echaik- BerHer. David Joubsst.
DAME. Erasmus and J. PouTie W9e -.
pointed Major Generals.
TIE sslsctious have givea lively Salts
faction TO the Burghers.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1900-03-08

Forecast for the thirty-sis hesrs enc.
ing at . r. -. Friday fos Nsu Yert
CITY and vicinity: Partly elssdy asl
warmer tonight: Friday ciss1y vith
ram: frssh northeast viSla
i.e Io.is sns srcoso e1oUo the
chsnees in the tsaDegatuse fes ~
shsrRsdssssf % rSssy'S D&0soeSSs
Q 4 -o..I0o = o.1D = 0sMD 0..oo
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OH TUNNEL GIVEN Up.
As1essse Avease Psas AhonAeoed
~ 1es PsoDSee0ss-VpaasAlse
DsA WNAAsovu.

~ WooA1soWu.
!, was announced By Duesns l. Blsck.
fosd. PsssIdsnt q tAs Athssic Avssve
Improvement Commisstoa. this sftss.
noon that the Long Island and New
York Tsansi Cuopaay hsl vitA1Nwn
from the Municipal Asssmssy NJ sppli.
- uaiW The Ksss fivss. -
''Ths conseeles bs!lsvss such % ~.
tsrps1e. would not - prcosaeA" be
iyns.ls .hs, hal 8 sSssd ~ ne city
I; ,sos s,. ~ ss.'''' s'S'' ~ ss'' R'vs'
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$780, sessoe 49, oe9Sss.
0oeo 0esssa ~ sm1oooe laUyse.
str.ebsa NTH vsstioe % ~ bsslnsse %.
Gee "Wednesday aeIsessoa. b repeste1
nsch eseies tnle oesnlno. ~ H. As9.
81 - go! 6 = ''
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Pspess u ~ 1.as6 netsrs ~
Cssrsss ResasdssG Asasnpss
A. $1,000 . MT

LONDON. March a-rhe Parlianss.
,ary Secretary Of the Forsisn o0es.
Mr. william o.. John Brcterick. n ~
Commons to-day sad tina, papsss ves,1
shortly be presented to the House Aaal.
ing with tine subject Of 0rest Britain
cooperating with the United oeaie1 In
cadeavoring n arrive ~ an agreeaoeat
with the Powers TO secure eQua. oppce-
throughout the whole q Chino.
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ofl~~s, Corner ED street md
Madison Avenue. Oalcc I1eurs.
COasiuuous SessieRs. y \. ". tn h
T.. n. sundays. - 4. =. On 3 ?. y.
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The COPELAND Medical Institute

DOCTOR ". u. COPELAND, c.n.ulun.
DOCTOR l.. 4. GARDNER. Psy,lrisE.
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Esstss smallest ssie,ees gam Ie41mssf
= - bolb ~ ysw S&e1s syslsm ON
r I6eeae6 m sukpebs b Slkroseqgte
r. eOms beceNs 6seAes an Inn
- q csh. HsTs Ss,sAesrazs r.
sfNsys ~ ssirsats saf sffsets . ~.
msasR nm.
&cd1 &e..absak
-
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MERE SHE C0MESw

Thea IRON Constitution lin came the
duil roar Of distant cheers and the cry
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Lost. Found and Rewards

A IN - noNgY. A,ps, V -. Nsoa ~
" - z, - ssssise ss.ss Z
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1900-09-15
On the Railroad

Another woman, one who ependA
half her time travelling on the rail-
roads, says: What delightful world
this will be when one person in 1000
learns to respect the rights and feel
ings of others. Nowhere does one
suffer more from the selHshness and
disgusting habits Of the average hui
man being than In railway car. First,
the lack Of ventilation has q depress-
ing effect upon a sensitive tempera-
ment and fatigues one quicker than
miles Of walking In the open air. Next
comes the human annoyances. There
10 the peanut eater sitting opposite.
Now, any one who would eat peanuts
except in ten-acre lot or standing on
burning deck where certain boy In
history Is said to have devoured them
by the peck ought to be dayed alive.
What, then, should be done with the
creature who devours peanuts by the
quart on railway car where 1t Is i'm
possible to escape their horrible odor
To me there Is nothing more offensive
than the smell Of peanuts, and when
that everlasting boy comes through
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1900-09-15

q Boston syndicate. The Associ-
alton Of the Army of Northern vir.
ginia has expressed it's undounded
confidence in Gen. John B. Gordon.
" Henry Grennwall, manager of the
Grand Opera House, has returned to
the city and will be followed by his
new stock company. Oliver jack
son, of New Orleans, was reported
killed at the battle of Morgensfoute-
lin. Mayor Capdeville will not
sign permits for a barroom within 800
feet Of a schooihouse or church.
The French fish market is to be re-.
moved from its new, back to its old
location, as soon as the dealers select
their stalls Mayor Capdeville has
received q donation for q fountain in
city parh. Col. Harris is engaged
in organizing a Signal Corps for the
State National Guard. John
Drewes blacksned his face and hands
and threw vitrol in the face Of wo-
man who was On obstacle to his de-
generate life.