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Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-07-29
HTUS' INFORMATION
will Be Laid Before District Attorney u Nichol
son Sends II Back.

New York. July 21.-Capt. George f..
Titus. chief of the detective bureau of
this city. said. Friday referring to the
Fosburgh murder:
IF the report is true that Chief
Nicholson has returned the information
sent him without looking at it shall
forward it to the district attorney of
Berkshire county,
capt. Titus, IS previously told in dis
patches. has an affidavit from Miss
Olive NJ Gray. or Sandsidc who for
merly lived in Springfield Mass. and
from Alice Dugan. with whom Miss
Gray Is living at l5l East 4.d street
in this city. which indicate that IA man
by The name If Gray is responsible for
Mis- Fosburgh's death.
Gan [. Titus sent copies Of these a!i-
daNits to Chief Of Police Nicholson of
Pittstield. Tuesday afternoon. He was
surprised tn learn through the newspa-
pers that Chief Nicholson had refused
to receive the afiidavits
II do not wish tn cri.icisc Chief
Nicholson" said capt. Titus. last night
but II seems tn me that il is his duty
to investigate all evidence that may
lead 10 the Identification of the murder
er. Even If he is welded 10 n theory
he should not ignore any clues. espec-
tally when they are in the furrl of
sworn statements.
We have verified all portions Of
tn" Woman's story that it was possible
tn verify. | have been in communica-
ton over the telephone with Chief
Watts Of Boston. who says that a man
canned Gray kept resort in that place
have photograph of Foy. but no re-
cent photograph of Gray.
II saw one of Former chief Hazen's
men. today. ana they have joined IN
the hunt. ! expect TO see Mi. Hazen.
who has been engaged by the Fos-
hulghs. tomorrow morning. We shall
continue 10 search while there is Il
chance Of finding either Cray or Fuy."
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-07-29
NO SUIlS INSTITUTED.
Fosburgh Family Will Probably Take No Meas
ures Against Nicholson.

Pttstield. July &.-Lawye- IIihbard.
counsel for the defence. tins morning dc
MED that suits for damages had been On
tered by the FOsburgh family against
Chief Nicholson ana berkshire county FOR
fales imprisonment ana malicious prose
cuton.
The FC sburgh family is preparing to
leave PittStcld. Mr. and Mrs. K. l.. FOs
burgh leave next week for Wisconsin to
visit the latter'S father. who is spending
the summer there Mr.. and Mrs X. S.
Fosbursh left, saturday afternoon, for
Maynard. where Mr.. 'osburgh's firm is
building a mill, if the Iatters health PER
mits.
Seneca NJ. Taylor has returned to ST.
Louis James Stewart. the brother Of
Mrs. Fosburgh. Sr.. will leave, today. for
st. Louis.
It has not been decided whether Esther
and Beatrice will accompany their pa
rents or visit MIR. and Mrs. William Il.
Plunkc:t at Adams. james Fosburgn is
undecided as to his plans. 1t is not cN-
pected that any of the family Will be here
after next week.
CHIEF Nicholson has not set returned
from birmingham.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-07-29
DrOuth in Kansas Broken.

Atchison. kas.. July 2S.-The drouth
in northern Kansas which lasted with
out interruption since April Il. was
broken. last night ana today. The Mis-
souri, Pacific Railroad has received re-
poltS fIom all its stations 900 miles
westward from the Missouri river and
northWard into Nebraska. and all ex
,ept two or three report 4 doWnpour
of from Il fourth of an inch to two
inches
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-07-29
A DEBT OF 10 CENTS
Leads to What Will Probably Be a murdti
al Boston.

Boston, July ga debt of - cents
which Antonio Depullo claimed against
SuSi Panilo. this evening, resulted IN the
probable fatal shooting of Depu.lO by
Panfilo. Depulo is married and Fanfi.O
formerly boarded with him. The two met
in North Street, this evening, and Depu.lo
demanded the u cents which he said WAS
due him. Panfilo disputed the debt but
said If he owed ii he would pay ii to Mrs.
Depullo. to whom he had been formerly
in the habit OF paying the board money.
Depullo knocked Pantilo down. Panii.o.
drawing a revolver. fired three shots at
Depullo. One struck him in the wrist.
another in the left breast just over the
heart. and the third in the middle of the
back. There were several witnesses.
Paniilo was soon captured. Depullo' $
condition is critical.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-07-29
THERE'S TROUBLE AHEAD.
Turkeys High. handed Methods Will NJ
ways Be Tolerated.

Constantirople. Saturday. JuIs ,i VIII
terday. the Sultan agreed 70 oo'nPr, P,r,vsrr.
the demand made by the Rlssian ,.;ons r.
ment for the release OF the sei snar wlth
Gently arrested in Albania loSss. loS. md fot
the restoration of the arms taken, ." ss:ari.
the recall of Diemal Bey. the mutes'1lrf. lss az.
Of Prishtina. The instiga,or Of 'ne
%ntwt,nstandins this prompt compl,aiaty .aiay
the arrests were continued anu, ,,srsunp-
Russia repeated her demand III
ory terms, ,,le,nsrt u
France is pressing for a settiesinfsncss s socss
,onnertion with the French-owneI uS rs
ne contract calling tor their pu''"'
Turkey. ranresertl
Ali the LEGATIONS are making rex, .pa porie
tions against interference y! counct
with the decisions of the sanital! ,rnr,sr
The ralace officials receive these n thst
with the almost serenity. rrprS,,-rsr
the Sultan is the sovereign OF
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-07-29
DIRECT TO HAWAII.
New Line Of Steamers to Connect With the
San Pedro Road.

Salt Lake. Utah. July 2S-The Herald.
today. says: The San Pedro road is not
to stop at the San Pedro harbor BY the
time the last spike shall have been driv-
en-. Il fleet of ocean steamers of the Ha :
waiian Island Navigation Co will be
started as an adjunct to the road These
steamers w..i ply between San Pedro har-
Dor. Honolulu. Yokohama, China and the
Philippines and controlling interest in
the stock of the company will be owned
by the same men who control the, San
Pedro. Los Angeles & Salt Lake Railway
r. {. kearns of St. Louis. who reached
Salt Lake from California. yesterday
said the company was now being formed
MANY details yet remain to be perfect
ed" said Mr. Kearns. but the steamship
line Is a certainty. The steamers win
practically part Of the same corpora
ton" !
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-07-29
GUN NOT DAMAGED.
Uncle Sans Makes Too Good 6u"s
Injured by Bursting She'll

Washington. July 26.-The nav! aefpt erfapt
ment has received report . L,u,' of =
McCalla concerning the BURSTING n the
she'll in one of the lS-lnch sa.hh a.ihiIs hat
after-turret of the Kearsarse wtu wtine witt
shin was engaged in target practi~,e New.
the North Atlantic SQUADRON On
According to Admiral o'Nelli., 'Nelalr,ed that
shell she sI broke @ up in the gun at ,,s a xIhslt It
about seven feet from the muf;sisea uIf;;sssante d
the bands are deformed for an a,s are the
about six inches. Inese oa az gun rd@
wing between the grooves that i''"
W It is probable that the aecidenh, nj "execa.
be allowed to interfere viii but tha.
tion of the present mai,si .in goes to W
New York navy yard to rent
will be pat in order.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-07-29
SETTLEMENT IN SIGHr.
'snothef Conference. Tue,day. al Which !. /.
will Probably Be Settled.

Wheeling. W. Va. July 2s--yic.. n.
dent Walter Larkins of Nartin's trieai-
Of the Amalga mated Associatinrav IT'D.
district. stated 70 The Associated p,s.al p,oeal
tonight. that ne was Just IN receipt ~ J
Of the national executive board =, uas
Amalgamated Association to IA IN "
Tuesaay IIDrning. IN Pittsbnrg. "e"
Speaking of the cali, Mr.. l.arki..
hibitcd great elation and said III, r.
meant thEt another conference would ~
held by the board with the reyresanfa.,or or
Of the steel combine. Tuesday. AZ p,,,r
burgh. He feels confident that the s,,ss-
Will be settled 81 this conference 'Ae
Asked as 10 whether the calling 4, =.
natiOna! board was direct evideree In. an
another conference wolld BE- had with H.
steel cOmpanles representatives he !.
swered in the affirmative ana sa,d ~.
national board would not be cailed ~
any other purpose.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-07-29
SPARKS FROM MAINE WIRES.

The items Of expense connected with
the capture and trial of the two Cor
ham murderers are all in. and witness
fees are being paid by County Treas
urer Thompson. Tie costs aggregate
nearly 5000.
a field day at Merrymeeting park
Brunswick. Aug. "a. The afternoon
meeting will be addressed by the Hon
Bird :. Coler. comptroller of New York
city. and the Hon. Charles S. Hamlin.
fcimer assistant secretary of the treas
llrV.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-07-29
They Will Probably All Serve.

Washington. July 2S.-Secretary
Long received no word. yesterday,
from Rear Admirals Schley. Kimber-
~ or Benham, to whom the precept to
the court of inquiry were mailed Fri
day.
While it is possible that Admiral
Schley might object to any OF the
members of the court or to the Judge
advocate. it is hardly thought that he
will do so.
The department has the power. if it
considered the reasons assigned not of
sufficient weight. to overrulc his OBJ
lection should he offer any.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-07-29
WOODSTOCK FEELS CERTAIN
That the Dead Man Was the Alleged wife
Murderer.

Woodstock. n. Il, July 22.-The op!ui3.;
is growing that the body of the man
found, Wednesday night. on the C.nad AN
Pacific Railroad track near here is that
OF Blondin. Marshal Harvey. Saturday
rec. ived request from Chief of Police
Wade of Boston. asking him to Wire def
mite descriptions OF the tattoo marks on
the mans arm. lie replied that on the
inside Of the left arm are the two letter
! and V. The man wor. 4 NO. shoe.
ii was learned that he was seen the 9th
day riding on the fender of a ear al
McAdam by a train hand. His talk de-
mol I'd him 4 StrlnGrr
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-07-29
A SETTLEMENT
'Continued from page 4,

Morgan at any time during the co,,..
ence and was not again seen ~, !,
Amalgamated officials until ara we
mad left the conference. u''ey
1t IL believed that before tho ana
the week the mills viii be road.
run again providing repairs arc e., y
pieteh mat rave been undertaken nv.
the strike began. Should the whole - -.
jet fail Of coming to an amicabi. p'y'
however. the fight promises tn no ,s ~"
bitter than ever. '''fe
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-07-29
Chicago Suffers from Heat.

Chicago. July 2S.-For half an hour
in Chicago. today. the percentage of
humidity was SO with the thermome-
ter registering 80 in the shode. Not a
breath of sir was stirring at the time
and the atmosphere was Suffocating.
At o'clock a heavy downpour of rain
and stiff breeze from the lake
brought relief. In less than an hour the
temperature had dropped Is degrees.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-07-29
DANGEROUS OBSTRUCTION.
Sunksn Wreck in Sound Directly in the Pa
OF Navigation.

City Island, July 2S-The British bark
Falmouth. Capt. Bentley. from Windsor,
n. s., for Newbureh. n. Y, with a cargo
of plaster, arrived here. today, and re-
ports that at midnight. 2ith inst. struck
a sunken wreck about oncthird of the
distance from Squash Meawod eastern
buoy to the east buoy on Hedge Fence.
directly i'm the channel. The vessel was
fast on the wreck for about an hour
when she slid of. Found i've fathoms
of water all around the wreck and 10
fatlioms 100 feet away. The vessel was
hove to until daylight. While there two
sound steamers passed on one side of the
wreck within a few feet of il.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-07-29
Hazen Working on the Case.

New York. July 2S.-Capt. Titus.
chief of the detective bureau of this
city. said, yesterday, that there had
been no developments over night in the
local situation in the Fosburgh case.
He has received two visits from a rep
resentative of eX-Chief HaZen of the
United States secret service. who is
acting for the Fosburgh family and
has given Mr.. Hazen's representative
all the information. including af,ida-
Wits etc. that he had in his possession.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-07-29

Schooner Briganza arrived at
Gloucester. Mass. from the fishing
grounds. Thursday night. bringing the
news that two of her crew. Fred
Sampson and Vincent Dillon are miss
ing and are probably lost The men
became separated, from their vessel.
Although the Briganza searched "a
hours for them mo trace could be
found
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-07-29
WAS FO0LlNG HER.
Continued from page ~

and he says he will tell all he knows
about the matter. which he intimates
is considerable. He was willing to do
so before. but his tenders Of assistance
were treated apparently with contempt
by the Rhode Island detective who had
charge of the case for time, and that
him.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-07-29
Gov. Gen. Wood Sails tor Home

Havana, July .&.-t;oV. Gen. Wood. con
valcscent after his Illness OF typhoid fe-
yer. WAS taken on board the steamer
Moro Castle. yesterday lie expressed
himself as being quite wt! and wanted
to walk aboard the vessel. but the duc;oi.
insisted on his being carried on Il cot.
Deep sympathy with Gen. Wood was
shown by CubanS of all classes upon his
departure. The Moro Castle IS due AZ
New York, next Tuesday.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-07-29
THE USUAL WlNDUP.
Chief Wade OF Boston Does Not Think Dead
Man Was B!ondin

Boston. July 2S.-Chief Of District Po-
lice Wade. early Yesterday received
word from Woodstock y r.. that the
mark on the arm of the dead man found
there. Thought to be Blond!u. is n L.
The chief does not surrnise that the wife
murderer has been found. bat the remains
are Ia be Photographed ana copies sent
him
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-07-29
They Pass Tu,carrcCk.

London. July 2S.-A dispatch from
TusCarrock off the southeast coast
of Ireland, in st. Georges channel.
says that the Shamrock ii and the
Erin. which left Gourock, yesterday.
for New York passed at s O'Clock. this
morning westward bound.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-07-29

NJ. Carignani. the charge of the Italian
embassy at Washington. Saturday. LAID
before the state department afiidavits
from the Italian consul general at New
Orleans. the consular agent at Vicksburg
and the clerk of the circuit court of
Washington county. Miss. to establish
the nationality of the two Italians ki!leu
at Erwin. Nj. Carignani is now awaitinp
the reply of the state department to
these documents before asking him home
government as to the next step to be
TIL:
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-07-29

The three masted schooner l.. L.
White. loaded with coal. that has been
ashore in Saco river for three days in
the channel near Cow island. blocking
navigation TO this port was tloated.
Sunday. The vessel is the largest that
ever came up the Saco river.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-07-29
National League Standing.
Other Games. Saturday.

At Montreal-Montreal, :: Buffalo. ;.
At Brockton-ProviLe >; Brockton. =
Al Observation-Disclosures. 3. Worcester. l.
AT Rochester-TUronto 4: Rochester. |.
At Norwich-Norwich. ;: Bridgeport. o.
At New l.ondon-New London, :; Der
by. !.
ven. !.
At Waterbury-Waterb 1: Meri-
den. !.
At Attleboro-Attleboro, .; North Attic
horn. /.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-07-29
New England Leagrs Standing.
American League. Sunday.

NmefICaH League. Suu0Ay.
AT DETROIT.
Detroit ....O q q o X-G-12 !
Baltimore ...l l q . o o O. 10
BatterieS--Siever and Buelow Howell
and Brasnahan. Attendance sou.
AT MILWAUKEE.
Milwaukee .....0 y D o X-lS-l
Washington 80 % o o D 0-O-J-i
Batteries-Garvin and Donahle; Gear
and Clarke
Second game:
Milwaukee 30 ! ] N-9 9l0-i
Washington IL o l u-i- .--
Ratteries-Hawley and Maloney: Lee
and Clarke Attendance, 5GVO.
At Chioago-The Boston-Chicago game
was Dos tpoaed: rain.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-07-29
Other Games. Sunday.

At Providence-P,ovdenc ;; Worces-
ter. !.
At Rochester-Toronto. 0: Rochester. {:
(seven innings; RAIN.
At Montreal-Thc Buffalo Montreal
game was postponed; wet grounds.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-07-29

Edward J. Kelley. commodore of the
New Rochelle Yacht Club. who was to
have entertained Admiral Schley on his
yacht. Saturday afternoon. died suddenly
at his cottage on Premium Point New
Rochelle, saturday Admiral Schey was
notified at once of Mr.. kelley's death.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-07-29

My Lady. bay mare. 10 years old
by Fellow Craft. by Dixietta. by Imm
King Ban with her sucking colt. by
Dr. Mcbride, We're struck by lightning
at Maj. Il. ]. Thomas Hira Villa. near
Lexington. Ky. and instantly killed,
Friday night The mare is full sis
ter to My Fellow, and was valued at
$4,000.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-07-29

Accidents come with distrt.oIing cry,.
Quency on the farm Cuts bruises. etinxs
sprains. DR.. Thomas Electric on re-
lieves the pain instantly. Rove: SAes
without II.
a, rs NkS.N
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-07-29
The Weeks Schedule.
NEW ENGLAND LEAGUE.

NEW ENGLAND LEAGl l..
Monday-Nashua at Lowell. Haverhiii
at MANCHESTER, Lewiston at Portland
ter at Haverhill, Portland at Lewiston.
Wednesday-Lowel at Haverhill. Nash
ua at Portland; MANCHESTER at Lewiston.
Thursday-Haverhill at Lowell. Nashua
at Portland. Manchester at Lewiston.
Friday-Lowell at Haverhill. Nashua at
Lewiston Manchester at Portland.
aturday-Haverhill at Lowell. Nashua
at Lewiston Manchester at Portland.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Monday-Boston at New York. Brooklyn
at Philadelphia. Chicago at Cincinnati
Tuesday-New York at Boston. Phila l.
dephia at Brooklyn, Chicago at Cincin-
natl.
Wednesday-New York at Boston. Phil
adelpha at Brooklyn Chicago at Cinc,n-
natl.
Thursday-New York at Boston. Ph!la .
delphia at Brooklyn, St. Louis at Chicago.
Frday-Brooklyn at Boston, Philadel-
pha at New York. Cincinnati at Pitts~
Saturlay-Brooklyn at Boston. Phila-
delpha at New York. Cincinnati at Pitts
burg St Louis at Chicago.
Sunday-St. Louis at Chicago. Pitts
burg at Cincinnati.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Monday-Boston at Chicago. Baltimore
at Detroit. Philadelphia at Cleveland
Washington at Milwaukee.
"Wednesday y-Boston at Philadelphia
Washington at Baltimore.
Thursday-BoSton at Philadelphia
Washington at Baltimore, Detroit at chi
cago.
Fridav-Boston at Philadelphia. Wash
ington at Baltimore. Detroit at Chicago
Cleveland at Milwaukee
Saturda ay-Boston at Philadelphia
Washington At Baltimore Detroit at chi
caeo. Cleveland at Milwaukee,
Sunday-Detroit al Milwaukee, Cleve-
land at Chicago.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-07-29
American League Standing.
National Lea yue. Sunday.
AT ST. LOUIS.

At ST. LOUIS.
st Louis ...o q o | o X-,i-l2-2
PittsburS ......0 q q IL IL
Ratteries-Harner and Schriver: Phillip
pi and O'Connor. Attendance. 2l.3.2.
At Cacago-The Chicago Cincinnati
game was postponed: rain.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-07-29

Only 70000 British reside on the Con-
tinent, while 100000 Continentals live In
England.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-07-29
BASE HAll GAMES.
New England League.

At. Lowell-Lewiston, :: Lowell. ).
At Nashua-Haverhil. 3; Nashua,
At NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. s: Manches
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-07-29

British pubic expenses are running
nearly $1,000 per week beyond last
year.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-07-29

is added. Use itin preference to
the costly scented soaps which
sometimes injure, instead of
improve, the skin.
SOLD BY DRUGGISTS.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1901-02-23

:nG fIt@ydue states tnaL W. L.
Percy will make a complaint to the
Z. S. government On account of
treatment received at Port Limon,
Costa Rica. lie is a travelling
salesman for a Mobile firm, and his
sample trunks we're arbitrarily seiz.
ed by the customs officer at that
port, who claimed that the trunks
were IL pounds short in weight.
Mr.. Percy says that the contest
palpabiy frivolous, as the trunks
contained only sample shoes, one of
a kind and all "lelts," SO that there
could be no way of disposing Of
them, and the shrinkage of weight
might be due to difference in mois-
ture. lie thinks the officer did it
for revenge, after an unsuccessful
law suit with him. Other Costa
Ricans sustain Mr.. Percy in his
complaint.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1901-02-23
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS IN 1901
Rogillioville Items.

Mr.. LAY Wright is very sick
with pneumonia. DR.. jesse Lea, of
Jackson, is treating him.
Miss Mabel SpilIman, of T. t. c..
l., of Jackson, spent from Saturday
till Wednesday with relatives in
the neighborhood and at her home.
Mr.. W. NJ. Rogiilio, late of Baton
Rouge, is visiting his old home,
SINCE last week.
Mr.. e. e. Peterson has a very
sick child, the after effect of mea-
sizes.
Mr.. R. r. 6pillman of this neigh
boFhood went TO Wilson on bust
ness yesterday
G. R. Williams,
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1901-02-23
A Good Thing.

German Syrup is the special prescrip-
ton of DR.. A. BOschee, celebrated Ger
man physician, and acknowledged to be
one Of the most fortunate discoveries in
medicine. 1t quickly cures coughs, colds
and all lung troubles of the severest ma
ture, removing, 40 it does, the cause OF
the affection and leaving the parts in a
strong and healthy condition. 1t is not
an experiment medicine, but has stood
the test of years, giving satisfaction in
every case, which its rapidly Increasing
sale every season confirms. Two million
bottles sold annually, Boschee's German
Syrup was intro" ced i'll the United
States in 1868, and is now sold in every
town and village in the civilized world.
Three doses will relieve any ordinary
cough. Price Is cts. Get Green's Prize
Almanac.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1901-02-23
OVERHEARD.

Some one in looking over the d.
agram for reserved seats at Pytbian
Hall, observed three marked
''preEs" on the front row. "Yes,"
said he, "those are good seats, and
the press pays the most for them
too." He knew what he was talk
ing about. 1t is a custom to mark
press tickets complimentary"
when as a matter Of fact, the local
newspaper pays more, in advertise
ing, for its tickets than any one
else. An itemized bill with every
line counted and paid for at cur
rent rates, will show this.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1901-02-23
SecOad Ward Items.

J. W. MeQneen wife and daughter
Miss Matte, also Messrs Oliver and Ruff
Daniel took in the carnival.
The roof of J. d. Bickham's house is
nov being put on, and will soon be ready
for occupancy. 1t is very conveniently
arranged and commodions building.
The new store of Mr.. j. w. Mcqueen,
built at Powell's Station, is.nearing conf
pletion, and will be ready in few days
to receive the new goods which are ON
the way.
I. j. Mahoney resumed his road work
Thursday, and the bad place at the ave-
nue, which has been almost impossible,
will soon be in fine condition.
Many of the planters of this ward are
busy plowing.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1901-02-23

According to science, milk is un-
wholesome; water contains mi
erobes, bacilli, bacteria, fever germs
and other luxuries beer is apt to
make one bilious and dyspeptic ;
wine has a tendency to produce
govt; mineral waters bring on ap-
pendicitis and stomach troubles ;
e>ffee produces Indigestion; tea
makes one nervous; buttelmilk dis
arranges the stomach, unless drunk
only occasionally; chocolate is so
rich as to prove deleterious; fruit
juice produces headache and sour
stomach; and so on down through
the line. To avoid all these posi-
BILE dangers, one can drink nothing
bat solids.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1901-02-23

That suicide is lunacy is proven
by the experiment of Professor
Heller, of KEEL university. He has
made autopsies on 800 suicides in
five years and states that he found
the brains of 10 per cent showed
distinct malformation; 20 per cent
of the remainder were suffering at
the time of their death from acute
febrile inflammation; l49 of the ag
gregate had organs diseased by al
cholism. These figures must tell
their own story. a perfectly sane
man will not commit silicide,-At~
lanta Constitution.