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The sun., 1901-08-23
BOATS COLLIDED.
Pilotboat Philadelphia and Big
Freight Steamer Crash.

The pilothoat Philadelphia arrived At
Leaves On Wednesday morning and re-
ported having been in Il collision whil''
,trlmng SrlwMrd Of cape llcnlopt u.
with the big Norwegian steamship Ans
.ar OF the l,ra,lrr Steamship Line. bound
lr,m HAMBURG. 70 Philadelphia. Fer
tunately there wlS time To turn tl'.
impact into Il glancing blew. which Is
all that saved The Philadelphia ir'm he.
ing cut IN half and laundering with all
~ board.
The .Ansgnr proceeded to PHILADELPHIA,
ana was d,ckcl at Pier 50, Sonil
Wharv,S. last Wednesday Afternoon. Al
though not rs ba,ll, damaged rs tl''
| Philadelphia, her battered and scratch"
sides boar ilncSs 10 tho smash in whicl
| 4llc figured. The accident huppenen il, !
thick fng.
The sun., 1901-08-23
REFORM COMMITTEE MEETING.
Declined to Make Public Contents of
Resolution Adopted.

"Nmhing for the public ut present,
vas all that could bc lrari"i from
Nes>rS. Henry G. English. Thoma" +.
80 Donnell aud Peter j. Ford. who met in
rivafr caucus 1T the roc,ns II ne Dclna-
ratic Lcagdc last hgit. 10 investigate
le official acts of County Commissioners
;cnrg, -. Kelley
This committee was elected at =, citi-
ems meeting on last Tuesday night. I"
ook into the alleged mSnanag"n'eai
# iiir affairs Of the local government.
trSnlutions were prepared last night fol
presentation at the public mass-n"ciins
20 bc held in IT,. rooms Of the Democratic
i.cagur on n'Nt Tuesday night
The sun., 1901-08-23
RACES WERE
POSTPONED
Events Were Stopped on Account
of Rain.
ATTENDANCE WAS LARGE
2.4O Trot and 22S Pace Were Not
Finished Races will be
Concluded This
Morning.

What was scheduled to bn the greatest
equine treat of the season ut the track
of the Wilmington Horse Show ASS"
citation was spoiled by tn" rain am!
threatened electric storm Yesterday after
noon To the great disappointment Of u
large number OF spectators.
The meet promised at the outset tn b,
one Of unusual interest hut the rlc'
unrniS interviewed to spoil the aninS,'-
ncnt, leaving both the 2.40 troi and tlc
2.2S pace unfinished
| Summaries of tho races are ;,S follows
2.40 tra unfinished.
The sun., 1901-08-23
SHARPLEY'S JAW BROKEN,
Charles Smith Accused Of tn Assault
and Arrested.

charges with having walked M behind
Delaware Sharplcy and hitting him
4u,iici, ntly hard a. break his jaw, arrl
inhct Sundly other bruises, Charles
smith was taken from y Rraniyrin"
springs Oar 1T sixth and Ship"y streets
early this morning aud placed in n cell
nj tho police station The alrlrd assault
incurred on w, dncsGny night, ns Sharp
Icy was entering Il restaurant h"ht
Sixth and Market streets.
As Sharplcy did n,t see WHO MS as
salient was being knocked insrnSiflc.
Smitl declares that he is not guilty of
th, assault. Shalplry, however, ~
slsls thar Smith is the one wa" slrn'N
him. taking that means for rcveugins Il
forced exit FROM his place If business II
month ago.
The sun., 1901-08-23
WORK ON POWER HOUSE
will be a Massive Structure on Solid
Rock Foundation.

The new poWcrluiiSc w,lica * heinz:
rcciul for the Wilmington City I;ail
way Company ii the foot Of Bu"na Vista
iiret, is rapidly bearing complexion.
fakin. !, retrospective view fram Market
lrcct bridge across the Rrandywinc No
ne could IN the least form amy cunc"p-
ion of the nlSsivcneSS and strength of
his building.
One has but to take Il short walk along
he railroad down past L"a's mills to br
illc To realize HE amount nf wnIk that is
tlilrcd to erect the structure
The Scriltual injunction has indeed
m,el needed in this ease for not only is
lie foundation for the bailding hu thoSt'
~ the stack, engines AM hniltrs aS
veil. built upon solid rock. The mill-
i,g is 1906 feet lGng and l04 feet wide aud
hc wallis are eighteei. inches thick, with
iinc inch pilaStcrs, resting on II stone
nllndaiinn two feet thick III tie top and
II places seven feet wide ut the hotton,.
II the erection Of these foundations : "
raj thousand pcrchcS of lStmie AMI
ln,ut five hundred barrels of cement
v,ic r,tlnircl, and tho brick work which
\ili br completed III about ten days will
cuiile i.2O0.00n bricks. The Foundation
% the engines and dynlnuS, twu each,
which arc tliirty-righl feet long and Ten
oct six inches wi'lc and in which nnli,-
ng bat cement WIS used required ~
mrcEos OF stone ANA 1I5.00c brick III,
'nuudation for the stack is twenty thr'',
| Get in diameter ani is to carry II sirr
| tack fcnr feet i'll diameter nnd lit
rrt high. The two foundations for tn
| i,.ht hoilrr> are now being erected aid
nc Of stone aud crmcnt; each foundation
milg forty-$iX feet nine inches laag ,nt
| 6ls feet wide
| In the hollcr room u travelling cram,
/ With il capacity of fifty tons will he mi
| ~ thus enabling the w"i iin"n 10 hall'
II heavy material eXprdiou>iy. Lynn =
'hillipS are doing the stone and bri"t
york which is the largest single cunt"ac
| hey ever had
The sun., 1901-08-23
WAR ON LABOR INJUNCTIONS
Glassblowers' Association Will Hold
a Convention in Camden.

Wonlhary, y. j., .Aug. 22-lHoli"wins
up the plans of the glass work 'S 10 hay"
legislation passed that is Favorable to
their union, II circular letter. signed lN
Carlton Park. Francis j. W. Brannun
Charles II. Heritage, Whiial T.. Mingn
and r. J. Penn of the Glass Blowers,
ASSocialion. was isSurl yesterday. cal IN.
upon organized labor tu hold slnsal
meetings Ia elect delegates Ia u convcli.
tion 10 he Lehl in Camden, Sapt"nihn
3. 10 ur-r both parties to restrict h,
nsr of miunctiolis in Labor ,,isrutrs.
rhc purpose is Ia nave hlmriug men
vote again the candidates oi any party
refusing to int in its platform Il plank
against the abuse Of ,niinct"ns III lasri
troubles.
The sun., 1901-08-23
Freight Cars DeraiIed.

Though the bent and twisted rails ~
Water and King streets which are the
only visible reminders of the wreck OF
Tuesday. tWo freight ears We're thrown
rroin tho T.. w. \ b. tracks yesterday
attcrnoon and sent crashing into King
street. Shifting engine No. 3 was draw.
ing tho two ears and when they rcach' u
ma brnt rails they left the track with
terrible force, The awning and posts
attached to Bernard Curr's salnnn We're
totally demolished. as WAS also tho safety
cate across King street.
The sun., 1901-08-23
Cases in City Court.

Charged with having committed an
assault .Ipon 9-yeli'-nld Joseph Welsh
William Craig was fined s. in tat tonri
yesterday morning. Isaac Miller ana
William .Io.ilson. both colorrd, We're
convicted of having committed assault
and battery and fined S. aud 81 rcsl"c-
lively. The eases OF Racnel Rraitsky
ana Fila :. Chairman. each charged with
lisorderly ccnluct will ba continued On
next We lnrs,lay mornin..
The sun., 1901-08-23
Kn,phts TempIar ConcIavc.

Harry i. Guthrie, Thomas J. Day
William II. Weeks and Harry Bothman
will leave tomorrow for Louisville, KY,
where they will attend the triennial con-
clave of the Knights Templar. All are
members of St.. Johns Commanderv ex.
cept Mr., Bothman, who is member oi
Monpmeptal Commandery OF Baltimore
The sun., 1901-08-23
WILL NOT MEET GOMPERs.
Denial that Morgan Will Confer
With the Labor Leader.

New York. .\ng. 22.lt was denied II
the oiiic, Of the United States Steel
Corporation today that Samuel G"mi"'
was to have n conference with j. J..
Morgan looking 10 the ending Of the
st,a' strike.
An official of the corporations said th"
situation was unchanged.
The sun., 1901-08-23
Jnterested in Garba ge.

Councilman Hamilton Stewart has re-
uncstr,l that the local counclmrl vino
are attending the convention OF III"
League of american municipalities ~
Jamestown. ~ u. obtain snmm infor-
nation relative I" the diSposiii"u of gar
bagc in other cities. MIR. S'""ar, he
lirycs that Wilmington is not receiving
proper service in that line.
The sun., 1901-08-23
Rsnuc Tournament.

James Il. Hickman and Dr. y. L..
Ncasca of this city are doing good work
II the national roluc tournament which
: being held in Norwich. Conn. In the
first division games DR. Nensey staraI
ourth having won and lost two games.
Mr.. Hickman is in fourth place in thu
ccond division. having won three and
'oSt two games
The sun., 1901-08-23
MAYOR VIII Deny Allegation.

After n consultation with Cai"f of
Police Massey yesterday, Mayor Fisher
will reply Ia the letter received from
.arerYo H.. Cough. chief clcrf "f Bay
view AlnlshouSc. Baltimore. charging the
city uf Wilmington with having thrust
her paur"rS upon the NJ anumcntal city.
Mayer Fisher has thoroughly inv">ti-
gated The charge and will MAX" a denial
uf the allegation.
The sun., 1901-08-23
Fupera, or Mrs. Simmons.

Funeral aarviceS we're held over the
vmains OF Mrs. Elizabeth \, Sim
Mons aged IS years, III her late hon",
~. 220l T.amOtie street, yesterday aflcr-
lnon Miss Simmons WAS The daughter
II Rcninmin X. Blckistrn. Wiimfngt"n's
r>t rnstman, ina had q wid" cinclc nf
friends.
The sun., 1901-08-23
Peach Shipments,

'rhc shipment Of pachcs WAS IN 'Sn-
ally large yesterday, about 5000 baskets
wrr. received in tnls city. In" IrIii
Is Of an excellent quality and prices are
high Commissions mtn ',rc Of III" oUill-
ion that the cons gnm' ntS Of the frnlt
to this city are larger this year than
ever before.
The sun., 1901-08-23
All Smoke. no Fire.

Smoke arising from u pot of '"'l'n.
candy in the building occupied by the
Wilmington Candy Company. alarmed
he ncighborhool Of Second AMI Market
streets yesterday morning TO such an eN
tent that the district fire companies wer'
.allci out Their services, however wcr'
not required
The sun., 1901-08-23
Trainin- School Applicants.

; Superintendent George w. TMitmy"r
of the public scloolS yesterday mhru
ing examined ten applicants fer the
teachers trainiig school. Those VIII" are
taking tie examinations ar" Misses III.
zalrth &. pivinry. Elizabeth i. crnnl-
laugh. Carolyn q. Dcrt. Florence V.
pnnr. Susie NJ. cnnncll, Elizabeth Il.
ratnall. Elizabeth Il. Turner. M;try
a. Bradley. Fnma Mclntirc and l,ncy
II. Divrrty. The examinations will con
,ln,le today.
The sun., 1901-08-23
Fire at II. a. II. oompany's Works: !:

Spoataneous combustion was ~" "i.gil,
nf !; fire which broke ont in the m"uh!
lof, of the punch shed ut the Harlan y
IIollngsworth Compnny's plant rarlT
Inst night. Ii Was rA,insuishcd by Tie
night workmrn after doing damagH to
Ih,. amount of $50.
The sun., 1901-08-23
Notice to DeIinquenIs.

,,it, Tax Collectors Thomas ) Lewis
nd Eug, Nc NJ. Sayers lavc sent notices
20 all lrlinqicnt property holders hht u
their taxes arc not ptd 10y noon IN
saturday. September !. their nnmrS will
ID published in two daily papers Of That
date.
The sun., 1901-08-23
Another Trial Trip.

At Newport. Il. l.. on Tuesday last
an,thcr trial trip WAS given the t"ll"''"-
lnat destroyer Stringlihih. under me
supervision of Secretary W. ID W.
ID,nn.k "f The Harlan il"llinsswhih
COMPANY. The trial is said to haze i"cn
f, success \ thorough Test will he made
thc ., vr;nncnt heard.
The sun., 1901-08-23
Exnrossn,an Promoted

after heiRs nine years in the employ
# the United States Express Company,
,larrncc l.. ltii.way, Of this city Ens
nt u promoted 10 the managcm ut - the
i'uttSvllc, Pa. office of the company.
The sun., 1901-08-23
81 ECIAL OFFICERS on
DUTY IN WEIISNlII =,

Wcllsvillc, Aug. 22.-rhr non,non mel,
who we're yesterday sworn in as spec.
iai officers hy tac mayor had 40 ironhl.
with tho strikers to-day. The latter did
not attempt to modest the w"rkingn On.
who went home fron work with rcynl
vrrS prdiim,lmg from their hil pockets
The sun., 1901-08-23
VIII Employ Boys.

'lhc Pullman Palace OR Company.
after the local plant is completed. viii
employ Il large number Of boys t. learn
trades al the works. II Is the intrht'"h
nf th, pdllman Go. to train Young | ntn
in its employ 81 as they may he able I"
,.lrry on the work Of ear hniidin..
The sun., 1901-08-23
bridge TO Span Railroad

plnns have been siihnltt"l I" me
Road Commissioners Of Aew aisle nun
,lred for n bridge To span the tracks 81
the Delaware railroad at tarniI'rst
This will @ greatly beneficial I" team
,trrs in overcoming the steep grld" ~
that place.
The sun., 1901-08-23
Three Cent Fare.

beginning on Thursday next the work
iny class of Wilmington may ride IN the
Peoples line FOR three cents. Tickets
viii he issued only To workiigmcn. VINO
will hr ,rlinittrd 10 rSc thel, only hr-
tween the hours Of { and a. m. and
: an' u. III.
The sun., 1901-08-23
To Consolidate Offices.

There. is now Il runar 10 the eftcc'
that the r. X O. and T. w.
Il. railroads are to collS"ii
date their offices in Philadelphia. Viii
mi:,gtnn AMI other cities. lhe plans
are said to have been already decided oil
ard may he put IN effect by the ihst "i
this year, The executive oiliccrs of th,
two noads win meet in Philadelphia in
The sun., 1901-08-23
Record in Walking Match.

At the close yesterday J. Il. Johnson
The al ly local contestant in the seven
DAYS walking match ut BrandywanH
Springs Park appeared ;is fresh as WHEN
hr BEGAN. lie Says that he never felt
irttrr. Dean is also ~ excel nj c"i'l-
ton. Fanran Is likely 10 prove Y dark
horse. rs il Is PLAINLY evidrlt thai Ii" is
r.srr>ing his strength fer the finish.
.\t 10 o'clock last night the record WAS
The sun., 1901-08-23
Eoresters Picnic.

The annual picnic Of Court Brandy
wine. ForrcStcrs Of America, which was
held at Bavarian Park yesterday. WA -
great success Many persons wer,' l''.S-
cnt including y ,arge delegation from
Philadelphia and Chester.
The sun., 1901-08-23
LARGEs woMAN's FUNERAL
Interment of Mrs. Till Who
Weighed ASS Pounds.

.nruiS ool EtIa4 5SithY nh
'N, ,l,,ui,a an ol OSdIoo o,.l SuitILIH ~!
l,aSn 81 ., pun uo:ieM rrap s.iaHnl''r'il'
.nLL nHIc, oul II! poonli pun l,'d"d l"'Al
,Ll ., M"pu!w SA!nlshn aui uoII l'1l'M"I
,uM !! oArIT otp IoJ polrdaid uonl pn'l
,'S,Iioa aui JaiJv az!s tail !" 'Slie'"'l
s.i,',i ,'oLill l"J qn!l1 ~ 'llG 'h''H l"'I pnll
,ps ,liuM 's.nrls aql uMop un'uoM pnor
IN Lon % aplsSodui! ltlnoJ uSii SEM !!
pau asnoV oup Il! loS ol alqlSs"d''l! SEM
y I'LL. SIN 10 aiiou 'ul ~ ii'Hhl "eM
iIlIioo oiu ualI.W dap satlhh! ail"-Nli!'l
l'ur aplM l.,aJ aaIIIl snM u plIn 'iIihl'oM
pGap oill IoJ uIpoo an apru. 'iaAoU u
llaullJI II mG!lIl.N Lol1aJlu lGi',ih.I
'sao,iN
tau ssoIaG lolI llGV puu oMl p'I''sl'h''
ms aSG 20 sLGai 50 un'u"M nII"I".
4 srM spunod cct pal"taM "ilM I'LL
si.y ,,iGpLalsaN laAoI Lnou ouiou i'H u
uIioad 10 pN.nL1 SW .Aain '"ihlS al
III ur,uoM lsbSLGl aql 'lliL uilE t''l'f'l
10 riaunI a'iL--'55 'ShN "i'u 'i'A"'l
The sun., 1901-08-23
Boat Was RmIit Here.

Authentic rrp"rts say that the C"lom-
hian gunboat l.npapa. built in this city
Ii 1887. sank recently between S;vanlli
md Cartlcgpna. from damages sustained
10 her hull by running into Il submerged
rock.
The sun., 1901-08-23
OIL Steamer in Port.

After an nn"vrntfu voyage the Rrfi-
sl steamship Blnomtrld dropicd anchor
1T Marcus Hook Yesterday, IN ballast
Slc halls from ltmlon. France. where
| he will return with cargo OF oil,
The sun., 1901-08-23
Arrest ed on Larceny Charge

Charged with the larceny "f $50 worth
II clothing and lrwclry fron Samuel
.tpplegute at Ashury Park. Charles
lamison of this city was arrested hy
detective Tate in philadelphia. ycstci'
lay He was held for requisition papers
The sun., 1901-08-23
Wagon Struck by Car.

"a" M. IA Of the Peoples line, colli'led
with a wagon belonging to Isaac y.
Rurris mt Second and West streets yester
lay morning. One Of the wagon wheels
WAS broken.
The sun., 1901-08-23
anc,,shed Engineers Office.

The office of Assistant United States
Engineer cunSry. which has been in the
oiI,cc of she pnscy \ .l"ncs Co., has b'ri
abnlished ard The furniture removed .
thp Philadelphia oice. Mr.. Causry VIII
r,.raiu here for several days.
The sun., 1901-08-23
Bridges Da maged.

according to John Lynn, president of
the Levy cnnrt. nearly all of the wooden
bridges in New Castle county have been
damaged 10y the recent heavy storihs
The sun., 1901-08-23
Wedding in snnire,s Office.

Miss Amelia Cclh"urne and Joseph i.
Dunlap both Of Philadelphia. were mar
ricd at the office Of Magistrate Hollis
Yesterday afternoon.
The sun., 1901-08-23
Dunlap-Cole.

At the parsonage of Ashury Church
'csterday the Rev. ii. $. Dulnncy united
N marriage Joseph T.. Dunlap and
Amelia Cole, both of Philadelphia.
The sun., 1901-08-23

In accordance with the rules of the
National Trottng Association no time
was given in the second heat as Gage
was set back for fouling, and Marine for
shifting 10 a trot. When two horses AZ"
set back no time can he taken.
The races will he concluded at 1u
o'clock this morning. AS the admission
will be free. II large attendance is as
Surcd
The sun., 1901-08-23

John l.. Welsh. chief OF the Fir" l.r"
pnrtmont has returned from Il we X
stay at Atlantic City.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-11-27
BRITAIN AND CENTRAL AMERICA
Minister Mills Examines Formers
Claims In Latter.

New York, Nov s7.--Davld Mills,
minister OF Justice In Canada, continues
IN the December number Of the Empire
Review an historical examination of
the British territorial claims In Central
America prior to the Clayton Bulwer
convention and the unusual course OF
the United States In questioning the
validity of the rights of British settlers.
cables the London correspondent Of The
Tribune He contends that It was a
great mistake for the British govern
ment to enter into any stlpulations re-
specting its own territories I'm Central
America and that the United States
had no territorial interests there and
no basis OF public laws for discussing
and limiting the British claims to Bra
Gil where Industrial operations had
been conducted for two centuries The
minister's argument Is luminous and
the facts are stated In excellent temper
but the bearing Of both is against the
Clayton-Bulwer convention rather than
the revision Of the treaty for the prac.
teal purpose of facilitating the con.
struct.on OF the canal The trend OF
public opinion remains strongly In the
direction OF the settlement Of the canal
question on any terms which would
enable the American government to
construct the waterway and promose
The welfare OF the world.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-11-27
November is the Month Of Coughs
Colds and Acute Catarrh
A Preventive Against These InevIta-
Bile Ills Is Necessary,
Pe-ru-ua is Such a Remedy as the
Following Testimonials Indicate.
Cough-Catarrh Of Throat.

Mr.. George Parrett, Glencoe, Ont, is
a member Of the Noble Grand Lodge No.
1856, l. o, o. r., Glencoe, Ont; Master
Workman Ancient Order Of United
Workmen, of Glencoe. He writes;
al have been using Peruna for some
time for cough and catarrh Of the
throat with very satisfactory results.
Having neglected the cough, catarrh
developed, and my physicians said was
threatened with catarrh of the stomach.
any breath was very offensive, and /
was troubled with nausea. Less than
two bottles cured me."--Geo. Parrett.
"Pe-ru-na Cures Colds and Coughs"
Miss Jennie May Borders, IA Walnut
street, Memphis, Tenn, writes
"a few months ago after getting my
feet wet, I contracted heavy cold which
soon started me TO coughing badly. My
throat was very raw and sore, my head
ached and ! felt very miserable.
az tried a number Of well-known rem
edies, but nothing gave mo relief until
reading in the paper of Peruna l bought
a bottle. 1t gave me blessed relief as
soon as began TO takeit. The soreness
OF my throat and lungs was soon re-
lieved, and ! noted that it acted as a
strengthening tonic" --Miss Jennie May
Borders.
Pe-ru-na Built Me Up.
Mr.. John Delaney, 5S6 Macomb street,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-11-27
BoER WAR INTERVENTION,


New York, Nov, 27--Concemlng the
recent statements Of Sir Wemyss Reid,
regarding the possibilities OF interyen-
ton in the Boer war, the Tribune's
London correspondent cables
The high character Of Sir Wemyss
Reid lenos importance TO the article In
the December number of the Nine-
tenth Century In which he refers &c
tho pressure brought 10 bear by conil-
mental nations on the United states tu
favor intervention In the Boer wa.
Nothing has been known in diplomatic
circles about any pressure Of this KIND,
and Lord Salisbury was Ignorant on
the subject or he would not have re-
ferreu In his Guildhall speech to tn
correct attitude Of the European pow
crs during the South African war. The
diplomatic theory has been that the
German emperor had controlled the &C
lion of the European powers and that
the United states government at the
outset had gone as far as possible In
cCurteously CHEERING it's service as a
peaccmaker, II these were required Sir
Wcmyss Reds article is eagerly taxi
en- up by the opponents OF the war,
whose ammunition has been running
low. ana is drawn chiefly from the con-
centralion camps He Is a sincere,
progressive liberal and leading spirit
of the Reform club,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-11-27
EDWARDS CORONATION.
Society stiil Much Exercised over
Sale Of Seats so Witness Ceremony

New York, Nov 27-sooiety para
graphers continue to express satIsfat-
ton over the measure taken 70 prevent
traffic in coronation seats and the mas
querading OF American millonares
wives as peaiesses. says the Tribunes
London CORES pendent, 1t is not stated
whether the court newsman VIII slan1
at the entrance to the abbey ia brand
mtcrlopers with the finger OF scorn.
or whether new Scotland yard VIII
employ the best detective talent in ex-
posing the sham peeresses In diamonds
and pearls. From the nolnt Of view OF
house agents and tradesmen. TOO much
stress Is laid upon the social ambitions
Of foreigners and the necessity Of eX-
Guiding them from the coronation SER
vice. They would prefer to have the
talk about the traffic in coronation
seats dropped and every facility offered
FOR wealthy Americans to come 70 Lon
don In June and spend their money
freely.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-11-27

Detroit, Mich, Is Secretary Of the Young
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writes,
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Ing from q cold and rundown condi-
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Medicines did me no good and became
weaker every day.
Peruna came as my friend, built me
up, and brought health and strength
back to me. have advised dozens of my
friends to use it, and hear nothing but
words of praise for it.'--John Delaney.
Perfect Health From The Use of Pe-ru-ns.
Mr.. J. N. Herbert, 1892 Amhurst street,
Buffalo, N. Y, Is ex-Guard Of New York
State Reformatory, Elmira; member
American Temperance Association. He
writes: t5 ,Sif
81 most heartily recommend Peruna
for all catarrhal disorders Of the system.
l suffered for two years from cold con-
tracted during the winter which de-
yeloped an unpleasant catarrh through
the system, and also affected my kid
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seemed to aggravate my troubles, until
l took Peruna.
"Before the first bottle was used / felt
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-11-27
The Pillape of Pekin.

New York, Nov 27--The Paris COR
respondent Of the London Times and
New York Times gives what he de-
clares is the reason for the disinclina-
ton Of the French government to make
public the reports Of Gen Voyron who
commanded the French expeditionary
force In China.
The correspondent asserts that. after
the legations were relieved European
ladies went through the best shops in
pekin plllaglng loads OF the most
precious articles. Silks, laces, Jewelry,
gold and silver objects and worries
were among the yaluabes taken by
these European women. The looted
articles. according to the correspon-
dent, were hidden in the respective le-
cations