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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1901-06-03
DETECTED
IN THE ACT
A Cafe Convicted of Selling
a Substitute for Senate.
CLAIMED TO HAVE IT ON DRAUGHT
Not on the List of Places That
Have the Famous Senate
on Draught.

"Have you Senate Beer on
draught?" | asked of one of the most
prominent cafes in Washington.
"Sure."
He gave me glass Of light beer
and drank it.
then asked for bottle OF Senate.
THE bottled Senate tastes differ
ent from your draught Senate" I re-
marked, after drinking it.
eyes, the draught beer is much
better" replied the man behind the
bar.
went out and consulted the list
of places supplied me by the Heurich
Brewing Company showing where
Senate beer is sold. THIS PLACE
WAS NOT ON THE LIST.
Does such and such place have
your Senate Beer on draught?" I
asked Mr.. Heuriet a few days later.
mo" he replied. I
They sold me some beer on
draught that they called Senate"
That was lager. They will do
that, and that is why we supply so
few places with Senate. They buy
few barrels of Senate and get our
sign and put it up and then give their
trade cheap.lage9r, calling it Senate,
which costs So a. barrel more than
the lager. We therefore make it a
rule not to sell our Senate Beer to
places that sell lager beer on draught,
just the same as we will not sell our
Maerzen to places that sell any other
dark beer"
Shall print list of the places
that sell Senate and warn the pub
lic?" a.
"Yes-and you may say that no
dealer who sells our lager or any
other light lager, or any other light
beer on draught, is permitted to sell
our Senate on draught. If any place
wishes to sell Senate on draught, it
mist discontinue the sale of lager"
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Mr.. Wyatt, a brewers chemist, says
in the report that .t}1e pasteurizing OF
bottled beer is the most scientific way
of preserving it, ID At not the most
economical way. lSther authorities
quoted in the report state that pas
teurizing is unnecessary except when
beer is to be exported.
Expensive, Bit Necessary.
The Heurich beser is preserved
when sent long distances by pasteur-
izing, but by no other method. This
is characteristic of every feature of
the Heurich brewing-the best and
most expensive materials, nachin-
cry and methods ate used at every
stage of the process.
American VS.. German Beer.
The report also. quotes the fact
that the best American beer is bet
ter than the best beer made in Ger
many. Zone who has drunk Ameri-
can beer twenty years is in better
condition, if he drinks fine beers,
than one who has drunk German
beer five years. says one authority
quoted in the report. "But he must
select what he drinks. There are
good beers and bad beers in Ger
many and America"
Heurich's beer is declared by all
who have been abroad and drank
the best German beer to be in every
way superior to it.
The report embodies recommen-
dations for national legislation reg
ulating the manufacture of beer and
providing for the inspection of beer.
Legislation Would Be Welcome.
The Heurich Brewing Company
would welcome such legislation
warmly. Were all breweries COM
PEELED to conduct their brewing on
the same high plane of perfection as
the Heurich method; it would lessen
the competition of inferior beers and
be good thing both for the public
and for the Heurich Brewing Com
pany.
Meanwhile the Heurich Brewing
Company is doing all in its power
to increase the sale of pure, whole
some beer and drive the other kind
of beer out Of the market.
Elsewhere in The Star today I re-
late the details of an expose of a
prominent cafe that is endeavoring
to sell mere lager beer under the
name of Senate beer.
A Warning.
There are other places in Wash
ington where thissis done, and there
fore I print elsewhere a list of the
places in Washington where Senate
is sold on draught. Many places
sell it in bottles. A list of them will
be printed later. Il.
If this does not prove sufficient
to protect the public, it will be easy
to furnish further, details and names
of places that substitute other beer
for Heurich's Maerzen. and Senate.
The pure beer crusade is succeed
irg. The public. is demanding
"Maezen' and = Senate" and refus-
i1ig to take substitutes.
The dealers are finding that the
public bestows its trade where it
can be sure Of getting "the best
beer"
THE INVESTIGATOR.
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His Principal Seller.

Heurich's beer is our principal
seller. There is no beer like Heu-
rich's. | have been selling it for
quarter of a century. It's the only
beer that gives entire satisfaction. Ii
is pure, wholesome, delicious, always
up to the standard"
NJ. Coughlin.
1909 7 st.
AT E. H. Schmidt's store. at 10th
and r SITS. NV. the clerk said: I'VE
do not sell anything except Heu-
rich'S. It's the beer our trade de-
mands."
We sell more of Heurich's beer
than we do of any of the Others"
Louis GundIing,
1923 18th st.
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Heurich's His Leader.

Heurich's beer is my leader. It
has been for 10 years. The people
call for it, will have it, and seldom
have anything else. | have a very
critical class of customers, who want
the best, and therefore demand Heu-
richS VIM. t. Davis,
18th and P SITS.
We sell more Heurich's than any
other beer. 1t is undoubtedly the
most popular beer in the CITY,"
Jas. H. Clarke,
1903 18th st. NV.
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About Imported Beer, etc.

DR.. Piffard of New York city says
There are many people with whom
the imported beers do not agree. :"
DIR. Piffard's impression is that they
contain preservatives to a certain ex-
tent.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1901-06-03
Four Questions.

Four Questions.
DO you prescribe it?'
Often, but when it comes to pre-
scribing beer, that is matter for
= each physician to determine for each
\of his patients"
: | called upon a score of the lead
ing physicians OF Washington and
asked them:
rs pure beer healthful bever-
age?"
rs pure beer a good tonic?"
What beer do YOU regard as the
lcst?'
DO you prescribe it in your prac-
tice?"
They replied unanimously:
Pure beer is undoubtedly a
hoalthful beverage.
1T is a gentle tonic that we pre-
scribe in many cases. 1t possesses
not only cumulative properties, but
is to some extent food. 1t is far
superior to the malt preparations.
= We regard Heurich's beer as the
best beer brewed in this city Or any,
where else. 1t is pure beer, 1t is
wholesome. Those who cannot
drink the dark Maerzen beer can
usually drink the light Senate beer,
which will not ferment in the stom-
ach-having already passed the sec
ond stage of fermentation from be-
ing kept in storage aging from
eight months to a year."
[ do not quote these physicians by
name because it is unethical for any
physician TO permit the use of his
name in print in Endorsement of any
advertised article. The rules of the
Medical Association are very strict
on this point. Any member of the
association permitting his name to
be used in that way becomes liable
to expulsion from the association,
which would be equivalent to ruin
IN the practice of his profession.
Induces Sleep.
But the interviews are with some
-ot-tfle best known and most eminent
physicians OF the District of Column
bia, and are quoted verbatim.
Physicians pretty generally drink
beer-Heurich's beer-to some ex-
tent They find it especially good
at night.
IF drink a cup of coffee in the
evening it keeps me awake all night
said one of the leading practitioners
OF the city. IF | drink a little Of
Heurich's beer l sleep like top and
wake feeling refreshed the next
morning"
Il can't drink any beer except
Senate" said another physician
All other beer makes me bilious
Senate, | find, l can drink without
deranging my liver or getting that
- ''logey, heavy feeling the next morn
ing"
consulted dozen physicians in
. my own case, calling at their Offices
and describing my symptoms.
"A Spring Tonic.''
The first physician | called on i:
one OF the most prominent practi
TONERS in the District.
Il feel depressed and run dowr
at times. | wish to consult you re
garding a spring tonic"
do you sleep well?"
Usually except when l drink cot
fee at night"
rs your appetite good?"
Usually"
He asked me many other ques
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MORE HEUR|CH'S BEER SOLD
By Grocers Than Any Other, Either
Local or Foreign.
TITS The BEST BEER IN THE WORLD"
All Over Washington the Verdict is
the Same.

business with. This has had a great
deal to do with Mr.. Heurich's sue
cess" Chas. H. Raub & Co.,
1910 N. H. ave. NV.
His Son Spells 1t "HEZ."
81 sell more of Heurich's beer
than any other. It's very popular
beer" VIM. H. Zeh,
ga N st. NV.
II sell great deal of Heurich's
beer-more than any other. My
trade considers it the best"
Jas. D. Donnelly.
I4th and | SITS.
"Our patrons principally demand
Heurich's beer. We sell a great deal
more of it than any other
Mrs. O'Toole,
Ills 18th st. NV.
"By Big Majority"
II sell more of Heurich's beer than
any other by big majority"
"Why?"
Because it's the best. His Maerz-
en- beats them all"
(Signed) Renshaw Bros,
18th and M SITS. NV.
eve sell more Heurich's beer than
any other 1t leads all the rest. Our
trade compare it with the best beer
brewed anywhere, and give it the
preference" Cook Bro,
1908 I4th st.
eve always consider Heurich's
beer as the one we can depend upon
as being perfectly pure. The de-
mand for it has increased material
ly." John H. Magruder.
Conn ave. and M st. NV.
81 know Heurich's beer to be
frst-class article. It's a fine beer"
Sam Fischer,
18th and K SITS. NV.
Again and Again.
eve sell more of Heuricf's beer
than of any other brewed. Our
trade is the finest family trade, and
it regards Helrich's as an unequaled
BEER said the young man at the
counter of w. T. Reed. 10Th st. and
Pa. ave.
"Heurich's Maerzen is the best
beer brewed in Washington" said
customer in store at 2Io4 Pa. ave.
eve sell more of Heurich's than
any other"
Jos. P. Smith,
2Io4 Pa. av.
There is a large demand for
Heurich's beer. We sell more of it
than any other brewed in this coun-
try" w. r. Brown,
Goth st. and Pa. ave.
More All the Time.
eve sell more of Heurich's beer
each week. The demand increases
constantly"
DO people that take it once take
it again?"
"Oh, yes, indeed"
G. H. Demonet, 1
18th and T SITS.
Per J. H.
One of the First.
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One of the First.


II guess l am about. one of the
first dealers to handle Heurich's beer
in bottles, and there has always been
more demand for Heurich's than any
other beer [ handle. | sell all the
leading brands"
Julius Viedt, jr.,
1914 9th st. NV.
Il sell more of Heurich's Maer-
zen than any beer l handle, and l
think it is the best there is. Our
trade in Heurich's has increased re-
markably in the past few years.
VIM. w. Neligan,
2oI4 I4th st.
Lots of people come in and ask
for Maerzen on account of the adj
vertising, and once they start using
it, they keep on using it," said the
young lady clerk at Nelligan's gro
Gerry store.
Not in Seven Years.
II haven't handled any other beer
for seven years. In this section there
is no demand for any other beer. It's
the best, and everybody knows it"
J. w. Dorsey,
1857 ed st. NV.
eve sell more of Heurich's beer
than any other. We handle all the
leading brands. Heurich's is the
leading beer"
". Sanford Brown,
Per Enoch Woodward,
I7II Pa. ave.
eve sell a great deal more of
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I'VE PRESCRIBE Tits PURE BEER
Good Beer Is a Wholesome Bever=
age==lt is a Gentle Tonic.

lions which | answered. Then said
Il am very fond of coffee"
"a cup day-in the mornings
all the coffee you ought to drink"
Can l drink beer? l am fond OF
drinking few glasses of Heurich' S
Senate in the evening""
Certainly. Heurich's is a good
beer. l drink it myself. l prescribe
it for my patients"
"Is it a good tonic?"
"Yes"
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INDORSED BY DOCTORS
Many of the Leading Physicians Discuss
the Merits of Heuricf1's Beer.

pass the same inspection that it does
when sold in Germany, OF whether
it is the climate here, or whether
they have to put so much alcohol
into it in order to export it, but
whatever the reason imported beer
does not compare with the same
beer abroad. And then I tried Heu-
rich's beer, and found it as good as
the Munich beer one drinks in Mu-
Mich. | found it healthy and deli
cious, and l began prescribing it for
my patients when they needed a
gentle tonic. There is stimulation
and food in good beer"
Referring to Public Documents.
The question of beer is a ques-
ton of purity" said doctor who
is the official head of large body
of leading physicians. "You have
taken the right course in investigat-
ing the process by which the beer is
made, and the ingredients of which
it is made. Pure malt, pure yeast
are in themselves food and medicine.
The report of the Department Of
Agriculture on that subject is in
teresting."
(which report" l asked, having
in mind the report formulated by the
department some years ago in which
an analysis of the various beers was
made, but which was not given to
the public, although Mr.. Heurich at
that time petitioned Congress to
compel the department to make the
report public in order that the Heu-
rich beer could be shown to be un-
adulterated and pure.
The report printed February 6,
1901"
Have you a copy?"
Eyes"
He produced the report and loan
ed it to me. 1t is headed "Adultera-
ton of Food Products" and COM
prises Io7 pages of testimony sub
mitted to the Senate Committee on
Manufactures between March, 1900,
and February, 1900.
Important Evidence.
DR.. Wiley, the Chief Chemist of
the Department of Agriculture, says
in the testimony he gave in this re-.
port:
pure beer is not as apt to produce
acidity of the stomach or other di-
gestive troubles. In nine cases out
OF ten where fermented beverages are
sold the consumer will get a substi-
tute beer, though certain brands of
beer are pure. 1t is almost impossi-
Bile for the consumer, Unless a con-
noisseur, to tell the difference except
by chemical analysis"
Since the Department of Agricul-
ture uses the Heurich malt and yeast
exclusively in its experiments. it is
evident that Heurich's beers are
among the brands DR.. Wiley consid-
ers pure.
About Imported Beer, etc.
DR.. Piffard of New York city says
There are many people with whom
the imported beers do not agree. Z"
DR.. Piffard's impression is that they
contain preservatives to a certain ex-
tent.
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Sterilization ONLY.

Washington physicians explained
to me that preservatives are frequent
ly injurious acids or excessive alco-
hol. The only preservative used in
the Heurich beer is sterilization, and
this only where the beer is to be
shipped to a great distance or kept
in varying temperature for long
time. The Heurich Company took
the prize for beer at the Paris Ex-
position, exhibiting some of the Heu-
rich beer that had been bottled and
sterilized. Some of this beer was re-
turned to this country, and l drank
some OF it at Mr.. Heurich's house.
| could not tell the difference be-
tween it and the beer that had been
recently brought from the vaults.)
DR.. Piffard goes on to say that
beer made from barley malt is in
the main a wholesome drink for
healthy people and sometimes a use
full drink for those who are i'll, but
he believes beer made from corn
products and from rice is not whole
some, but distinctly injurious. He
also believes that new beer is not
wholesome, and that a great deal Of
the beer offered for sale has not
been kept as long as it should be.
Heurich's Maerzen is kept six
months, and Senate eight months
to year before being placed on sale.
No rice Or corn is used, or ever
has been used, in Maerzen or Sen
ate. This is amply proven by the
books of the brewery, in which is
kept an itemized account of every
thing that is used in the Heurich
brewing.
The Best Materials.
The malt used is the best thai can
be procured at any price. The firms
that sell the Heurich Brewery its
malt certify that Mr.. Heurich uses
the very best of everything regard
less Of expense. Much of the malt
used in the Senate beer comes from
Montana, where it is raised specially
for the best brewing.
Under the head Of "Pasteurizing,"
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rlOre Than All Combined.

= y
beer. 1t is the best beer made.
We sell more of Heurich's than
all Others combined, and we give
people what they ask for.
L drink it myself altogether"
Otto Rupert,
1902 18th st. NV.
We find Heurich's beer the favor
lite. We sell more of it than any
other. The demand for it is constant
it is always in demand here"
Patrick Murphy,
18th and o SITS. NV.
"A Good Deal More"
We sell a great deal more Of
Heurlchs beer than any other"
r. P. White,
Per ]. W.,
nth and NJ SITS. NV.
I'VE sell much more of Heurich's
beer than any other"
b. F. Craycroft,
IL { st. NV.
They Come Blocks for Heurich's.
We are the only grocery around
here that sells Heurich's beer. and
people come blocks to order it OF
us. It's the best beer there is, and
people will have it.
Gulick & Vermillion,
243 ISt st. Sc.
Il sell more of Heurich's beer
than any other. My trade consid.
ers Heurich's the best beer brewed."
Matthew Goddard,
1901 N. Y. ave.
Twice Told Tales.
81 sell Heurich's beer, because
people ask for it. | sell more OF
Heurich's beer than any other beer"
]. g. Trail,
2o2S I4th st. NV.
"Heurich's beer sells better than
all the rest put together, and we sell
more of it than all the rest COM
bined. | sell Pabst, Schlitz and An
heuser-Busch also"
Nelson H. Duvall,
1923 Pa. ave.
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Heurich's beer than any other beer.
| have been selling it for over a
dozen years, and in all that time |
have never had a complaint People
who buy it once buy it always"
Catherine Batters,
1916 18th st.
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=. - Ere has ,sed to Mr. ist,s; RoS6 a 4,
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H0NOLULU'S
COMING FORTS
Fertilization Board Talks at
San Francisco OF It's
Plans

The Chronicle says a board OF
army officers appointed to examine and
report on sites for Notifications for the
protection OF Honolulu and Pearl Har-
Dor returned from a visit to the Island
port on the steamer Alameda yester-
day. The board was composed of
Lieut.. Col. F. Heuer and Lieut. Col f.
L. B. Davis. of the Engineer Corps, u.
S. A; Major Berkheimer inspector of
artillery on General YoUng's staff, and
Captain Shaker, the commander of the
battalion of artillery stationed in Ha-
wall. The board has completed it's
work. and it's report is on the way to
Washington. 1t is said II recommend
ed eight sites for defensive guns at
points extending from Koko Head to
the southeast OF Honolulu, to a point
beyond Pearl Harbor The guns to be
recommended are, It is thought. heavy
caliber long-range rifles wherever ele-
vations are practicable, and smaller
rapid-fire guns in positions close to the
sea level.
We spent considerable time exam
ming the most advantageous sites"
said Colonel Davis. and we have rec
commended several that we believe well
suited for the purpose of defense. All
OF the sites are on private property,
and if acceptable 10 the War Depart
ment, they will have to be purchased
presume that the matter will be
brought up at the coming session of
Congress and funds for the purchase
OF the property made available Some
Of the sites may have 10 be acquired
by condemnation proceedings. and that
takes a long time 1t will consequent
ly be impossible to even guess when
the proposed work viii be commenced
or completed"
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FENIAN LEADERS PLOT TO-
SEIZE YUKONGOLD COUNTRY
Dominion Government Officials Are Watching
Skagway Conspirators--- of Project
ed Coup is Confirmed at Ottawa
VTICToRIA. B. C., Nov. 19-Accord-

! VTICTORIA. B. c., Nov. 19.-Accord'
/ " ing to persons who have recently
| arrived in this city from tht
north, says the Times of this city, tht
story of a conspiracy being Matched al
Skagway for the overthrow of Canadian
rule in the Yukon territory has every
substance of foundation. The news was
given first in the Sunday Call, being
sent from Skagway under date of No
vember 6. According to reliable in
formation that today reached the
Times, Inspector Corrigan did arrive al
Skagway from White Horse on the
evening Of the 9Th and held consulta-
ton with the United States officers in
Skagway 1t is generally accepted as a
fact that some mischief was brewing,
and it is attributed to the Vaccinations
of a Fenian center with its local head
quarters in Skagway, but in direct
amiation with the head centers of New
York and Chicago
The leaders of this local center are
very well known to the authorities, and
have been watched for some time in
connection with their workings among
the local populace and their communi-
cation with the head centers. The
Times says in this regard:
The exceedingly mean and hostile
spirit which prevails in Skagway tow
ard everything Canadian and British is
said to be largely due to the plotting of
this local center. Recent insults to the
British flag. eliminating in the actual
tearing it down by the mob on one oc-
casion. as well as certain well carried
out plots to bring Canadian officials into
disgrace. are all traceable to the same
gang"
The informant Of the Times AYERS
positively that the report is thoroughly
reliable. and that Canada now and al
ways stands in need OF great alertness
and preparation. The Times continues:
in the event Of any move being
made by these SkaEway Fenians
against Dawson, or Canadian rule in
the north. a force Of more than 1000
men could be landed on the scene with
in a few days In such an emergency
the vessels Of the fleet on this station.
which carry more than 1000 men. could
be Immediately dispatched. These are
heavily armed and could carry a plen-
tiful supply Of artillery with them.
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arch near his dbirk1place. The edict also
| directs that tie rank of Marquis, con-
ferred upon the eldest son of the late
Chinese statesman in his own right, shall
descend through twenty-three genera
tions. 1t cOnfers high rank upon the
other sons of Earl Ii. upon whom the
posthumous rank of Marquis has been
bestowed. and confers dignities upon his
grandsons, together with lucrative Of
fees
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THE FACTS ARE KNOWN AT
OTTAWA

OTTAWA, Nov. 22.-The story of the
Yukon plot, based upon official reports to
the Minister of the Interior follows:
About three weeks ago the police at
Dawson, under the direction of Super
intendent Woods, shadowed man whom
they believed to be a suspicious charac-
ter. The police got into this mans con-
hdence, and he finally disclosed a plot
which he said had been formed by people
rush the posts in the lower part of the
Yukon and then take possession of the
country The conspira tors reckoned up
on the American citizens in the Yukon
not assisting the Canadian authorities, 50
that the raid, in their opin on, would be
comparatively an easy matter.
News of the plot was quickly sent
from Dawson to White Horse, and the
police there socn had under surveillance
all suspicious persons. The headquarters
of the conspiracy was located In Skaguay
and It was ascertained who the men as
ISOLATED with II We're and where the pa
pers bearing upon the plot were kept.
There was nothing, however. TO show
any overt act of treason to the United
States or Canada; consequently the au-
thorities could not take any proceedings.
Canadian officers went down TO Skaguay,
nevertheless, and consulted with United
States officers, and concerted action was
agreed upon IN case Of necessity. In the
meantime the persons connected with the
plot are closely watched"
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LIS Relatives Bonored.

PEKING, Nov. 1.-THE Empress
Dowager has issued another edict
eulogizing the late Ii Hung Chang and
ordering the erection OF a memorial