The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-09-25
oil distilled from a dogs liver Is the latest cure for consumption.

oil distilled from a dogs liver Is the E latest cure for consumption.
 Among the Indian pupils who have
 recently enrolled at Haskell Institute x are MT. Bob Tail Bull, MT. Benedict
 Shoulder Blade, MT. John Little Eyes
 Squint Eyes, Miss Laura Nice Talker x and Miss Minnie Stands Up.
 An electric rack railroad with a ( guage of forty inches, part of the track
 being raised nine and a half feet above
 the towing path, is being tested with
 satisfactory results on the FlnoW canal between Berlin and Stettin. The boats
 can be laden more heavily than those x drawn by horses.
 < The arrivals of gold from Alaska and
 the Klondike continue small compared IK with those of last year. At the Seattle
 assay office deposits of such gold for
 tic first half of September amount to
 only about 50 per cent. of what they were in the same period last year, and 7 for the two and one-half months of the x present reason of gold arrivals the de-
 posits amount to $7,2S1, 900, against s1S- \ 69S0OO year ago.
 IIOdar Ha ta
 Of June 19 1901, to a gentleman in At X 1anta, Ga. T am extremely proud of the fact that one of my uncles was an N Admiral in the Confederate navy, and { that another fired the last guns fired < aboard the Alabama. I thing the time < has now come when we can all of us 4 be proud of the valor shown on both
 aides in the Civil War. In my regiment
 l had more men whose fathers fought
 1n the Confederacy than I had men swhose fathers fought for the Union."
 Roosevelt would not be himself if he stdid not hope to succeed himself in the N3ASfAb OlAASC ShuI AAoo bCSA LAhA uot uPoh him By the act of worthless, hideous creature, an assassin. the Chattanooga Times (Democrat) says. "He is ambi- fiouH to be an elected president. He Is lAiso especially ambitious to be the only Accidental president in the history of his country who became president by | the suffrages of the American people. | And we believe he is too wise and cour- aReous and self-controlled to balk his | 1audable and worthy ambition through | mere headlong blundering or inflrmity Ipf temper
 Humane animal law has been de- Elared recenty by the Iowa Supreme court, in holding that statute requir- 8ing engine whistles to be blown at | crossings is intended for the safety lof animals as well as of persons. In tllis case 1t seems that certain stock had been killed at crossing, and the railroad company argued that while animals might be frightened off the track by signals, they did not have suf- 4cient powers of reasoning to enable them to profit by warnings of the ap- proAch of danger such as would be giv- en by the ordinary engine, and that hence the statute did not apply to ami 5mals.
 The premier of Ontario tells the Lon- don Times that of the 7aG,00O British subjects who emigra ted from the Unit &d Kingdom in tke past decade 520,0 900 sought new homes in the United States, o0,O00 in Canada, 55,000 in South Africa, md 3S,0o0 in Australia. Seventy per cent" writes Premier Ross, "of those whom you have educated in your day schools at great expense, and trained In Industrial schools and factories, transfer their allegiance to a foreign power, and thus contribute the intelli- gence and skill they acquired here to the industrial development of the greatest commercial rival with which the British Empire has to compete" , "A curious situation has arisen in St. , Kilda, the far western island on the ( Atlantic, in connection with the church , questions. The Minister of St. Kilda, z lhe Rev. MT. Lee followed the Assem- , ply, and the majority, with the United ( Tree Church, but the islanders, liko the , Highland congregations, determined to 1 remain with the United Presbyterian Church, and have determined to keep l their spiritual adviser without pro- visions The steamer Hebrides called I at the island with the provisions. but y when the people took their own goods i they refused to ferry ashore their min- I ster's MT. Lee sent word to the cap I ain that he would have men and boats 1 waiting to take the goods off at Obbe, |