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to face with his old-time surgeon.
What did you say her name was?'
said the surgeon, with meaning look.
H, sir, replied the man.
Sure 1t is not W--f?' insisted the
officer, and you are certain you were
never aboard the San Francisco?'
oh, no, sir; never replied the re-
cruit,' stoutly
Well, see here, H said the officer,
severely, you want to walk a pretty
straight line during this cruise
He promised that he would, and did,
and he is now chief petty officer in
the service.
L know of men who have run away
and then returned and Shipped over
so many times that they are pointed out
by their shipmates as running behind
the mast every time a visiting officer
comes aboard
But, after all, fully So per cent of the
men who are sent to the naval prisons
for assertions are apprehended in this
way once man gets out of the serv-
Ice and stays away from actual contact
with his vessel and other American mem
ot-War, he has about one chance in a
thousand of ever being apprehepded. He
heed not worry at all provided his con-
science Is sufficiently tough. A good
many men, after staying avav for
months OF even years, do give themselves
up voluntarily, and this class furnishes
pretty nearly the remaining per cent
OF the men who are punished for de- SER
ton from the navy.
II Is easy to account for the laYe4
number of desertions during the past
year. the war, and lately the chance
OF getting to the Far East has attract
ed to the navy a large number of youne
men who are not fitted for the service
ana who have no business there. After
a greater or less time-usually about a
Vear-recruits of this class begin. to weary
OF me life and find that it is the SIM
PIest l1, matter in the world to desert
They simply walk out of their vassSI -, :,
shore leave, go to their homes ana ~,
stay there --oi-ie9' "a = anu y
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DESERTD)N} IN The navy
AGAIN UNDER ASSUMED
NAMES
NO EFFORT TO PUNISH THEM
Officers Overlook Their Past Viola
tiOns of Enlistment Laws When
Descrters Are Recognized
on Ship.

Rear Admiral Crowninshields report
that the desertions from the navy for
the year numbered 2,452, has not created
much surprise among officers who are
familiar with the customs which for
many years have obtained in the navy
regarding enlistments and deserttons.
A man who has spent many years on
board Uncle Sans war vessels, in dis
cussing the matter recently with q. New
York Times reporter, said: 1.-The only
wonder is that the number of desertiuns
from ths service is not far greater than
1t is, when one considers the laxity of
the system employed in preventing men
from running away. All that dis
satisfied sailor has to do is to get shore
leave and fail to return to his vessel or
to a navy yard At the end of ten days
he is entered or the books as a desel ter
and that ends the matter. No effort
whatever, is made to apprehend him,
even though it may be known on board
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queen, Iilliuokalani, and it was then and
there the plan was laid to bring about
his election 10 congress.
Ine regular party candidates for dele
gate were Col. Samuel Parker, formerly
minister for foreign affairs who is a de-
scendant of native nobility (Republlc am,
adopted son of eX-Queen Kapiolani ID M
ocrab. Parker and David passed last
winter in Washington, and were well re-
ceived in the best society here. Each
man is very wealthy. and each has
played an important part in Hawaiian af-
fairs. These two Kanaka gentlemen are
on he most infinite terms of friendship.
1t was no secret that here thev boped
to so arrange their political affiliations
that one or the other should come to the
capital as delegate. The national po-
liticaI parties had no formal existence in
Hawaii until last spring, when Repub
lcan and Democrat territorial conven-
tons were held in Honolulu Sam Parker
headed the Hawaiian convention delesa-
that to Kansas City. All those who wit
messed the Republican convention will
recall the hearty round of applause that
greeted the appearance of the rugged,
bronZe-faced 'Iitanic-Statured Parker
holding high above all the standards Of
the states the handsome silk banner OF
Hawaii. This was the first time an
Hawaiian was ever seen in a national
convention. Parker. who was a very
| genial and popular man, received nota BILE
attention from prominent Republicans
| at Phliadelphla, ana was recognized as
Suree to become the party leader in the
new territory. Prince David performed
much the same role at Kansas City
! His friend. Parker, shipped the identical
banner to Prince David at Kansas City,
and that handsome young representative
of the cid royal Ane of the Kanakas car.
ried it in the lnerry-go parades of
delegates in the exciting scenes of the
| convention.
The Democratic of. Hawaii relied on the
| influence of the ex-Queen to aid the scion
of the royal line, who was their leader.
If the native vote had gone largely for
| Prince David he would have been elect
ed. But the eX-queen threw her support
| to the half-cast adventurer He carried
every island but Oahu, and was elected
by a plurality over Parker, while Prince
Parker even lost the garden island of
| Kauai, which he practically owns, hold
ing 700, 0,000 acres and $4,000 head of cat
| tie upon it.
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his ship that the man is living just with
out the navy yard gates, or when he has
been repeatedly seen in the city or town
outside of which his vessel may be lying
The neighborhood contiguous to every
navy yard is filled with deserters On
Sands street, Brooklyn, near the navy
yard gate, live a number of men, desert
ers from the service, who are actually
employed by the government in the yard.
Their only precaution has been to
change their names, and even then they
are known and called by their proper
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Is, 1900, until April 80, 1901.
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CONS u MPTION

is, by no means, the dreadful
disease it is thought to be-
in the beginning.
The trouble is: you don't
know you've got it; you don't
believe it; you won't believe
it'll you are forced to.
Then it is dangerous.
Don't be afraid ; but attend
to it quick-you can do it your
self, and at home.
Take SCOTS emulsion of
cod-liver oil, and live carefully
every way.
This is sound doctrine, what
ever you may think or be told;
and, if needed, will save life.
Wen send you little to try, if you Ike
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The AnkLet.

'"The Story of My Life" by Augustus ].
G. Hare.
Lady Caroline Paulet wore an anklet
and would sit upon table and let il
was inscribed La legerete de Camille
ct ia vitesse d'Atalante." One day Lady
Isabella st. John, who was equally proud
of her little foot, said, II wish you would
let met try If I can get your apkiet over
my foot, Lady Caroline" And she put
it on, and to Lady Caroline's great dis
comfiture kicked it off, to show how easA
lily her foot would go through il.
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a hedge watching for him Did you
not want 20 assassinate him?
Salson-It would be hard to shoot him
with my bad revolver.
Judge-Then, why did you go?
Salson-Because of a sudden irresfsti-
bic impulse.
Judge-And now about the shah. You
went on the 1st of August to study the
approaches to the Palais des Souverains.
Next day you were there some time be
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of Turin rendered a verdict to the prin-
cess of legal separation from Robert W.
wilcox on the grounds of polygamy, he
having IN the mean time welded native
In 1896 he married the Princess There's
sa OWana Kaohelelani, descendant Of
the great house of Keona, the father of
Kamehameha the Great Two children
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VaricOceIe.

varicocele is an accumulation of slug
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Prostate and restores healthy circulation.
Varicocele disappears and the sluggish
accumulation is replaced by pure, healthy,
red blood.
1886 men strictured, weak, wasting and
despondent were cured and restored by
the ST. James method last year. A vast
army Of men in whom the light Of life
has penetrated the fearful nightmare of
structure and seminal decay.
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velvet the Vogue trb,. ,n4s

December Ladies' Home journal. -
Inc rlchest gowns are trimmed Il with
of a respectable width. and they reiI 3ec 9o,.
their novelty on, picturesque Ornaments
and large fancy buttons OF the greafest
vets must as rule, be narrower 'GGt-a
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rier. 'I had an edge up against him for
carrying through the laws of 1893, but
1 did not until years after feel bitter
hatred toward him.
Judge-You went to Pont Seine on the
10th of July, and hid a whole day behind
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Structure

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OBSERVE

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fever and dull pain in the head, deficien.
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passage. Wilcox afterward circulated the
story that the court of appeals of Turin
had granted him full divorce for deser-
ton.
In 1885 Pope Leo annu1ied the marriage.
However, no divorce was granted until
last August, when the court of appeals
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No Koney
in Advance.
Treatmenr
on Trial
and
Approval.
Free Trial Treatment.

strengthen and develop trial and approval without
deirng
first III dubbed
and tell them that old self had died yesterday and
And another this "f
In answering be and mention this and the
ERIE MEDICAL
boz MANHOOD"
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Why the Frghu Tension of Structure is Dissolved Like Snow
Beneath the Sun-IN FIFTEEN DAYS.
Wy Weak Men Restored by the Magic ST. James Treatment
Applied Locally and Directly to the Affected Parts.

;----------1W I'VE answer the Ques-
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~ cut an artery in
| ~ &A your arm you do
| SSNANSI not take internal
| Iva NENTA medicine to stop the
| w fG&z4Nss flow of blood. YOU
| q ~ AHss3 USE LOCAL AP-
| ~ SHTY PLICATIONS. Sim
y iliarly when the ure-
| NxnaSss% n thral ducts become
| ~WA weakened and re-
-I\ /lkE@ASzSF laxed It is ridicu-
~ S&e-A-F4 1EsSR lous to take internal
treatment, which must pass through the
stomach and urine before it reaches the
seat Of disease. The seminal ducts project
into the urethral canal through the Pros
tate Gland, and are easily reached by L0-
CAL TREATMENT. The St. James treat
ment is prepared in the form of crayons,
very narrow, smooth, flexible and wholly
soluble. which are inserted into the water
passage at night, where they dissolve
and deposit the medication in its full
strength upon the
Prostate Gland,
Contracting and strengthening the ducts
FOREVER STOPPING drains and ennis
sions, and curing while the patient sleeps
DR.. Carter's "Gran-Solvent' soluble
Bougies will dissolve, digest and forever
remove urethral
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SICK HEADACHE, BILIOUSNESS
INDIGESTION, TORPID LIVER.
DIZZY FEELINGS, DYSPEPSIA.

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daily by those subject 10 bilious pains
and torpidity of the Liver, will keep the
system regular and secure healthy di-
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ST. JgEs aSSOGIgHOH aa7 ST. JEs BLDG, GINGNUaEL OHIO.
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Prostate Gland,
Every Man Should Know Himself.

HOME TDEATMENT
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1900-05-19
HIGH PRAISE.
The Young People Who Produced the
Two-Act Comedy Deserve Il.

The two act comedy, Handicapped
as presented last evening at the Nor
NAL chapel by members of the literary
society, was in every way a success.
The public had been led to expect
something good from the young peo-
pie, and large audience assembled
to see what was in store. In fact it
was one of the largest audiences ever
assembled at the Normal. The pro-
gram was opened by two numbers
from the N. M. N. U. brass band. Com
ment throughout the house was strong
and very favorable. It is remarkable
that In so short a time so much could
be accomplished. Much praise is due
to the boys and to the director. At
the close of the program the band gave
two other numbers. The play itself
was most amusing and 1t was.
very well presented The pretty.
girls, pretty costumes, pretty
groups, and pretty coquettishness
were especially funny and the COM
ment of all, and well acted was the
scene in the second act where Miss
Pinks and her curls Miss Pearl Roth
geb) recited a love poem to soothe the
troubled spirit of the Rev. TheophiIus
Stiggs (Mr. Chas. Givens). Both the
scene and the acting were delicious.
The may pole dance was beautiful.
The song (Beneath the Pines) OF Nelly
(Miss Esther Masgair) was SO
well sung that 1t received an encore
that had to be responded to, though 1t |
broke up for the moment, the progress |
Of the play. The cake walk executed
BY Tom. the darkey Clarence BFownel
was excellent. He should learn how
to accommodate expectant audiences
with more. The vocal solo, A Gypsy
Maiden, l, by Henry Parker. was sung
between acts by Miss May Reynolds.
The long and strong encore of the
audience showed their appreciation of
its merit, which was real. Mr.. Bark
er's original poem on the scholars
hardships was heartily enjoyed. In
every way the evening was a success.
The proceeds, 1t might be added. go
to the advancement OF athletic inter
ests; especially to preparations for
the coming field day.
The young people who projected and
carried through this entertainment.
and Miss Hill, who coached them, de-
serve the highest praise.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1900-05-19
Gov. Smith, OF Montana, Names
MaeeInis as Senator and
CHARGES Fraud.
SANTA FE TO BUILD NEW ROAD
Rush for Cape Nome-A Dark
Horse Enters the Race for
Methodist Bishop.
SHOTGUN ARMING IN. ST. LOUIS

Helena, Mont, May 19-Gov. Smith
reached Helena today and afixed his
signature to the commission of Major
Magginis, as senator. He will leave
tonight for Washington. He said II
the senate adopts the committee reso-
luton and decides that Clark was new
er legally elected and had nothing to
resign then my appointment of Ma
ginnis may not be recognized"
Washington, May 19- Senator
Chandler, chairman of the senate COM
mittee on elections, received the fol-
lowing message from Gov. Smith, Of
Montana: 81 have revoked the appoint
ment of w. A. Clark, made by the
lieutenant governor of this state on
the 18th inst, as being tainted with
collusion and fraud and have appoint
ed Martin Maginnis, of Montana, as
United States senator to fill the vacan-
cy caused by the resignation OF w. A.
Clark. Credentials will follow In due
course"
The resolution in the Montana SEN
atorial case was laid before the SEN
ate and on motion of Chandler went
over until Monday.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1900-05-19
Lsdysmlth Demonstration Not
10 be Compared to FEELING
Over MafekIne.
BRITISH DASH oN,BoTHAvILLE
An lrlsh-Amerlcan Brigade Bad.
W Cut Up In the Fighting
at Kroonstad.
HAGUE PEACE BUREAUAPPEAL

Kroonstad. May 1S-General Hutton
with mounted infantry. today made a
dash upon Bothaville. and captured
three commandants and nineteen other
prisoners, mostly zarps.
London. May 19-The whole of the
British empire has been carried off
It's feet by the effect OF the relief of
Mafeking. The demonstrations on
Ladysmith day pale before the spon-
taneous transports of delirium record
ed in the cablegrams from all parts
OF the world where flies the union jack
Cape Town. May 19-The Cape "Ar-
gus" says that eighty OF Eloff's COM
mandant patrol were killed and the
Irlsh-Americap brigade greatly cut up
at Kroonstad. The Beers are turning
against the French and Germans.
War bulletin Lorenzo Marques,
-Mafeking was relieved Wednesday.
May 18th.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1900-05-19
A Dark Horse Enssrs.

Chicago. May is--The
Methodist general conference Is In q
dead lock over the election Of two
members Of the episcopacy. three more
ballots having been taken today with.
out result The last ballot announced
however. showed evidences OF land
slide for a candidate hitherto not
prominent in the balloting. DR.. 4. ".
Neeley of Philadelphia. who almost
stampeded the conference by a power
full speech on life tenure in the epis-
copacy.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1900-05-19
Arminu With Shot Guns.

St. Louis, May 19-The street rail
way strike situation today is without
any material change. The st. Louis
transit company is operating $50 cars,
800 were in operation before the strike
began 1t is stated that the authori-
ties will arm the police officers guard
ing the cars with shot guns, loaded
with buckshot. They WIN be instruct
ed to fire into mobs which attempt to
interfere with the running of cars
or with the crews in the discharge Of
their duty. Nearly seventy employees
of the transit company, mostly motor
men have been under surgeons care
since the strike began.
The action of the trades and labor
union last night, in adopting a resolu-
tion recommending that labor union
lists quit work on a call from the exec
utive committee, has complicated mat
ters. 1t remains to be seen, however
how many different unions will order
a sympathy strike.
st. Louis, May 19-On complaint oi
Master Baumhoff, United States Dis
trict Attorney Roster today appeared
before United States district court
and asked for an injunction restrain
ing strikers from interfering with the
operation of mail cars.
Judge Adams petition is under ad-
visement. Because of fear of collision
with the participants of the labor pa
rade this afternoon the transit com
pany decided not to run cars after
1890 today.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1900-05-19

ing the past three months. and thst
decided to take precautions against
the spreading Of the disease.
Chicago, May i9-Assistanf Surgeon
A. s. Lloyd Of the United States ma
rine hospital here. has been ordered. to
San Francisco to assist in preventing
the spread Of bubonic plague. II It
should break out.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1900-05-19
New Road saIt Lake to Los Angeles.

New Road Salt Lake to Los Angeles.
San Francisco, Calf, May 19-The
Examiner" says: G. p. Huntington,
president of the Southern Pacific com
pany, speaking about the proposed
railroad from Salt Lake to Los An
geles, said:
1.-The Southern Pacific and Santa
Fe are jointly interested in new
route between Salt Lake and Los An
geles. 1t will require the hnilding OF
400 miles of new road from Salt Lake
southwest to point on the Santa Fe
on the Mojave desert. Goff, just west
of the Needles, will probably be the
connecting point"
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1900-05-19
VERY BUSY
Madam Ripple sssIeusd By people whs
Have Heard Of Her Palm Read
Inns.

Madam Ripple must really be a won
derful woman. Her palm reading is
something marvellous. Even some OF
the most skeptical people are being
convinced as the fame of Madam Ru-
pies wonderful reading spreads over
the city.
There Is nothing that Madam Ru-
pie cannot do in the science except
to turn hatred into love, but she can
tell you how to win love and make
the home happy. and how to be sue
cessful in business and steers you
safely through your unlucky periods.
by pointing out dates when they will
occur in the future by the same lines
in the hand she tells when they have
occurred in the past.
Madam Ripple tells you when you
viii marry; If your marriage win be
happy; she describes the lady or gen.
tleman; color of hair and eyes, If they
be rich or poor; professional or busi-
ness. She brings lovers together and
those who are already married. IL liv-
ing unhappily; tells you how 20 bring
about happy state of affairs, by point
ing out its causes and how to correct
them.
Hours daily and Sundays 9 to IL a
M, 2 to 9 p. m.
Madam Ripple gives tests in all cases,
by telling of past events. Charges 81
and 81 according to amount Of work.
A very satisfactory reading, 81; full
life reading, including business read
ing. 81.
Satisfaction guaranteed or you have
nothing to pay.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1900-05-19
presbxterlana consider Reports.

+. st. Louis, May 19-At the third days
session of the Presbyterian general as
semblY. the most interesting reports
considered were those on the relief
of disabled ministers, and the widows
and orphans of deceased ministers
and on the method Of the apppoint-
ment of standing committees, other
wise known as the Peoria overture.
The assembly adjourned until Mon
day without acting on the reports.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1900-05-19

Hague Peace Bureau VIII Appeal.
Berne, Switzerland, May 1s--The
committsezof the international peace
'burean decided to make final ap--
peal ta the twenty-five powers, sign
ers OF the conventions adopted by
Hagne peace conference, in favor of
the rsgtoratiOn Of peace in South Afri-
ca. The committee calls attention to
a clause in the convention by the
tsrma Of which the signatory powers
agreed to use all their efforts for a
settlement not only of the difficulties
among themselves. but all information
al disputes. Consequently the COM
mfttee declares that the offer OF medi--
adm eannut seounidere1 by Great
Britain as an unfriendly act.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1900-05-19

Salt Lake. May 19-The Desert
News" says; The man who attempted
suicide By drowning in the Jordan riv-
er. and was rescued by the police, Is
Samuel Moses, who murdered his wife
and three children three miles from
fremont. Ills. Sunday evening. Noses
who is in custody. made full con-
fession to reporter.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1900-05-19

The well-Known and thoroughly
reliable dining parlors, ct the Plaza
hotel. continue to serve as good meals
as can be gotten anywhere. The
meals are wholesome and well cook
ed. and are prepared by Mr.. and Mrs.
A. Duval. Crisp celery, grown at the
Duval garden. and rpure ice cream.
made from freshs clean. rich milk.
from the proprietor's private dairy,
are regularly served. 11O-tf