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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-11-06
PENNSYLVANIA RETURNS.
Republicans Carry State by 10000
Plurality.

Philadelphia. Nov. 6.-Returns up to
2 a. m. indicate the election OF the en-
tire Republican state ticket, Frank G..
Harris for state treasurer and William
y. Potter for supreme court Judge by
from $4,000 to 10000 plurality. The vote
In favor OF the proposed constitutional
amendments in the interest of ballot re-
form was Overwhelming.
Estimates from sixty-seven counties
Of the state give Frank q. Harris (Rep)
for state treasurer. an apparent plur-
ality OF 5i.0ls; William p. Potter (RepD
for supreme court Judge, A,sO7 plural
ity.
In Philadelphia, Rothermel, the Flu
sion candidate for district attorney,
was beaten by 4s,47s plurality Harris
plurality In this city was Si,96l, and
potter's was 3l,s2l
G. Harry Davis. the Fusion candidate
was elected Judge of common pleas
court No. 5. running nearly 1000 votes
ahead Of Henry Budd, his associate on
the ticket
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-11-06

to defend and which the court by an
expressed ruling has excluded from the
evidence IN the case, Is eminently i'm
proper and Il Is respectfully requested
mat the statement made by counsel for
Admiral Schley In argument yesterday
az the afternoon session to the effect
that Admiral Sampson permitted tho
Spanish cruiser Colon to lie in sight
without attacking her, from the time
OF his arrival on June /, 1898, 10 about
1885 am Of that day, be either strick-
en- from the record in the case or evid-
ence be introduced by which Admiral
sampson may be permitted to defend
such grave accusation involving his
honor as naval officer.
II Is further most earnestly and
most respectfully requested that coun-
sci IN the future be restricted to the
evidence adduced as regards the official
acts Of Admiral Sampson and not be
permitted to include those matters ex-
pressly ruled out by the court and
which the admiral has not been per-
mitted to defend. by preventing n mani
fest injustice and the Introduction Of
accusations against the admiral in the
record by indirect means, which was
deemed improper by the court by direct
means" 4.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-11-06
Usual Result In Iowa

Des Moines. Ia, Nov. THE result
in Iowa Is remarkable With a marked
falling off In the vote throughout the
state, the loss IN some precincts being
a. and 80 per cent IN the total vote,
and the average loss FOR the state b.
ing one-hfth OF the total Of two years
ago A. g. Cummns the Republican
candidate for governor. has been
elected by n plurality OF something
like 10000, the largest ever given a
governor IN this state.
The entire Republican state ticket Is
elected by similar pluralitles and some
extraordinary gains have been made.
Chairman Spence, Of the Republican
state central committee, said az mid
night: We will carry the state by 20
ocO. and win make good gains in The
legislature.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-11-06
YOUNG ITALIAN
Gets SIX YEARS.
Judge Stewards Sentence Of vedo
DeIyecehio.
A NEW TRIAL WAS DENIED.
The minimum Penalty IL Five Years
imprisonment and the Maximum
Detention Tor Lie.

In the case Of vedo Delyecchio, the
young Italian, who was recently con-
victed OF having committed rape. Judge
Stewart this morning overruled the mo-
ton In arrest OF judgment and the llo-
ton for new trial and sentenced Del
vecchio to serve a term of ak years In
the state prison. The minimum sem
tence is five years and the maximum
life imprisonment, and In some states 1t
Is even a capital offense.
Attorney d. $. Truman will appeal
the case, and the court reporter was In
structed to furnish the defendant with
a transcript Of the evidence submitted
at Inc expense OF the state The court
allowed the defendant thirty days in
which to prepare A bill Of exceptions.
and a certificate OF probable cause was
granted. In the meantime Vedo will
remain In the county fail.
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Two FIshermen Drowned.

Philadelphia. Nov, GA dispatch TO
the maritime exchange from the Mon
mouth Beach life saving station near
Long Branch, y. j., says that during
a heavy gale today, two fishing boats
captized of Galilee. n. j., and that
John Wilson and Thomas Larson were
drowned. Combined crews Of the boats
numbered II men and the remaining
IL We're rescued by the life savers.
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SAN FRANCISCO RETURNS.
Labor Unionist Elected Mayor, Mean
ing Much in Coast Politics.


San Francisco, Nov. 6.--The com.
plete vote for mayor Is; Schmitz
(Union Labor, n SOC. Wells, (Rep.), H.
697; Tobln (Dem.), 1854.
Eugene II. Schmitz, the newly elected
mayor. Is a professional musician, ana
Is also part owner and manager OF the
Economy Gas Engine company, man
ufacturning concern. He was born in
San Francisco, thirty-seyen years ago,
and fcr several years has been leader OF
the Columbian theater orchestra. He 10
a graduate OF the University Of Cali
fornia, and until the recent election has
been a Republican in politics
The success of the Union Labor party
brings q new and important factor in
to California politics. Last May the
members of the Transfers union wen,
on strike and the City Front federation
composed OF stevedores marine fremeh
and other water front employees, struck
In sympathy. The Employers associa-
ton, composed Of the principal mel
chants and manufacturers wac organ d.
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KILLED While Holding Up a saloon,

Bisbee, Ariz., Nov. 6.--News has
reached here OF the killing of Lipe
ship and wounding Of Ed Meeus, at
Noco. Ariz., by Deputy Sheriff Ellis as
the, we're In the act OF holding up a
salosl Tho men had lined up the oc-
cupants OF the place at the point OF
revolvers and We're proceeding to rob
them, when Ellis, who had crept behind
the counter, opened fire with a shot
gun. Ship fell dead but Meeus. though
wounded, ran out and mounting his
horse escaped. Mecus formerly lived
IN sherman. Texas. ship was from Las
Vegas 'l
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GEN. CoRBIN MARRIEU.
Senator Jones Gave Bride Away,
Gibbons Performed Ceremony.

Washington. Nov. Seen. Henry c.
Corbln, adjutant-general OF the army,
and Miss Edythe agnes patten. We're
married az non today al the Patten
residence On this city. Cardinal Glib
bons performed the ceremony In the
presence OF a notable assemblage OF
distinguished guests Tho bride was
given away ny Senator John J.. Jones.
Patten family. II was a military we'd
ding, and the bridegroom. his best man.
Col George r. Dyer, and all other ar
my and naval officers present being IN
fun dress uniform.
Gen. and Mrs. Corbin left this after
noon for New York where. tomorrow
they VIII attend the wedding Of Col.
Dyer and Miss Grace 0urnee Scott,
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BALTIMORE REPUBLICAN.
But Democrats Appear TO Have Car.
ried the Legislature.

Baltimore. Nov. e.--Complete returns
from the city Of Baltimore give Her
Ing. DemD }. for controller 1896. Platt,
(Rep..l 40.Sqs The Republicans also
elected their entire city ticket with the
exception Of Davis for sheriff, who APP
pears to be beaten BY COO majority. and
the indications are that they have car
ried all three legislative districts. which
viii give them u delegates and state
senator.
The FIRST experience OF general cleo
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DEMOCRATS CARRY VIRGINIA
Their Majority In the Legislature Ia
Overwhelming.

Richmond, Va, Nov. 5.--Although IN
the election today the Democrats polled
only about Is per cent Of their vote,
the result surpassed their most san.
gulne expectations, The negroes took
little interest In the contest, ana the
indications are that the majority foi
the state viii be more than 5000. The
Democratic majority In the legislature
on Joint ballot will be overwhelming.
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RHODE ISLAND RETURNS.
Republican Plurality May Exceed
Sir Thousand.

Providence. r. l.. Nov. with
nearly half the districts In the state
heard from. the Republican plurality
for the state ticket promises TO run
well over 5000 This is a net loss OF $500
from last year. due 10 the light vote.
Seventy districts n the state. out OF
lSs, give Gregory tRep), l0,i3S: Garvin
(Dem.), 6lT2. The general assembly
win be strongly Republican. Paw
tucket and Woonsocket have elected
Democratic mayors, as has also Proyi-
fonra
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weoy Ho Released.

San Francisco, Nov. 6.--WeOy Ho, a
Chinese wpIaan, arrested recently for
being a subject OF the Chinese empire
unlawfully In this country, has been
released by the United States circuit
court Of appeals on filing a bond In the
sum OF S2,5c0, pending an appeal to the
United States Supreme Court. The
defendant alleges that she was horn In
California. and does not therefore,
come under the provisions OF the ex-
clusion act. The court commissioner
decided that the evidence did not salts
fy him as 20 the truth Of her assertion.
and ordered her to be deported 10
China,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-11-06
DOUGLAS co. FOR sEDGwIcK

omaha, Neb., Nov. 6.-With but two
precincts to hear from. Douglas county
and Omaha give Sedgwick. Republican.
.or supreme nudge LOO majority over
Htlleroeok. rusionist.
The Fuslonists have elected four
county officers and the Republicans
have elected their candidate TO M a
vacancy IN the legislature.
Indications are that the state Will
give Sedgwick a majority OF about 1000.
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EVANSVILLE ELECTION.
Republican and Citizens Ticket Draw
the Plums.

At GAINESVILLE the Citizens ticket
was chiefly elected as against Repub-
lean nominees. However. the head
Of the ticket went Republican 10y three
votes. giving the Office to Gus'ave An
derson a. against Geo. Hammond. The
following hamed persons were elected
Mayor GusGve Anderson tRb.
Recorder-R. J. Huntington Co.
Treasurer Alpha ElQuist CO..
Marshal David Judd CO..
Justice Of the Pcace-Gco Judd tC.l.
Counciimen-Wm. Spry RI; W. j.
Clark fR): Alex johnson (Rl: a. X.
Anderson (CD: r. T. Brown Co.
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FUSIONISTS CARRY
GREATER NEW YORK
Seth Low Elected Over E. IA. Shepard by
Plurality Of 29,S64 Croker Has Not
Retired From Tammany Leadership.

New York, Nov. 6.--Complete unofh-
cial returns from Greater New YORK
give Seth Low, Fusion candidate for
mayor 2s4,s92 and Edward NJ, Shepard,
democratic candidate, 265,l2S, making
Lows plurality 2s,S64.
Edward NJ. Grout, Fusionist candi-
date for controller, received 2gs'flS
votes, and VIM. Ladd Democratic, Goa
737 making the plurality Of the Fusion
lists 44,9I6.
Unofficial returns from every cleo
ton district In New York county give
William Travers Jerome, Fusionist, q
lend Of 1880 over Henry w. Unger,
Democrat, In the race for the district
attorneyship. The vote OF the two fol-
lows:
Jerome -. 80. -. -. .lbS,boy
Unger...... -. 49,. ....l4S,O9
A revised recapitulation of the vote
on president of the board of aldermen
with every district reported shows that
Charles " Fornes, Fusionist, has George
NJ Van Hoesen, Democrat, beaten By
plurality Of 1884.
Complete unofficial figures from the
borough of Queens show that Joseph
Cassidy, Democrat, has defeated Dohl,
Fuslonist. for the presidency OF the
borough by 1868 plurality, In a total
vote Of 2i,s2l
Complete unofficial returns show the
election OF Louis +. Haffen, Democrat,
ms president of the borough of the
Bronx with plurality OF LAO over
Wells. Fusionist. The vote was: Half
len, 1860, and Wells, 1909.
Complete figures from the borough
OF Richmond give the presidency TO Geo
Cromwell Fusionlst, with a plurality
of 46S over Nicholas Muller, Demo-
crat
Complete and revised returns from
Kings county show the election OF
Guden. Fusionist as sheriff, over Hes
terborg, Democrat. The vote was.
Guden, lOS,O5o, and Hesterborg, Va
IA
Complete revised returns gathered,
unofficial, show the election OF the fol
lowing justices OF the supreme court
Morgan J. O'Brien, Dem. and Fusion
Ist, Samuel Greenbaum Fueionist' Jas.
A Blanchard Fusionist, John Proctor
Clarke, Fusionist. Clarke, who got the
smallest plurality Of any OF the meh
elected leads Charles W. Dayton, the
nearest man to him on the judicial tick
ct by G,ll6 votes. and beat Robert A.
ga
lows SALARY
Seth Low, as mayor OF Greater New
York, Will have salary OF sl9,VoO ne
VIII, In the ifst place. have the PRIV
ilege Of appointing such clerks ana as
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CONCENTRATING TABLE.
Judge Riner Renders Decision
Sustaining the Patent.

Denver, Nov. 6.--Unlted States Dis
trict Judge Riner has announced a de-
oision sustaining the Wiley concen-
trating mining table patent. Suits win
now be filed against alleged infrlngers
OF the patent In Chicago. San Fran
cisco, Los Angeles Sal, etc.
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Doubtful-cecIl, s. St. Marys, 2, To-

Doubtful-Cecil D; 81. Marys, z. TO
tai, a.
The total vote Of the general assem-
bly, on Joint ballot is l2l. requiring 81
votes for majority. The membership
Of the senate Is 26. requiring IA for a
quorum. The membership of the house
is 95, of which 10 10 quorum. The
Democrats thus appear TO have ma
jority OF both houses.
Shortly after noon today II was an
nounced here that Allegheny had given
the Democrats majority and that the
entire legislative ticket Is almost GER
tainly elected. including five members
Of the lower house and state fena-
tor This news makes II almost. GER
tain that the Democrats win control
both branches of the legislature as AL
leghany has been regarded as a Repub-
llcan stronghold and both sides placed
II in the Republican column as a mat
ter Of course. II Is the home Of United
States Senator wellington and Of
Former Governor Lloyd Towndes.
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A Suicide Leaves Directions.

Grand Haven, Mich, Nov. GA man
who left note signed J. p Bissell, d.
recting his effects be sent 10 DIR. +.
S. Whitman Of Elgin. H.. committed
suicide last night by jumping from the
Barry line steamer Stafford while she
was en- route from Chicago to this
port
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AlRiers Dock Towed.

New Orleans, Nov 6.--The Algicrs
dock was To-Day towed from Chalmette
where II anchored at midnight. to the
naval site Just below Algiers. without
mishap. Some hours viii be expended
In securing the great structure 10 the
anchorage provided. The formal GER,
monies attending the reception OF the
dock will take place this afternoon.
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NEBRASKA REPUBLICAN.
Fusiouists Won't Admit IL but Say
Result Is Close.

Lincoln. Nov. 6.-The Republican
state central committee today ostl-
mate the plurality for Judge sedgwick
AZ 1000.
The Fusion committee will not con-
cede defeat. but says the result will be
very close. The few returns on re-
gents OF the university show they do
not diner greatly from the heads OF Tie
tickets.
An calculations we're upset by the
vote In some counties heretofore fu-
sion, notably Nemahs, Buffalo, Nick
oils. Clay and kearney which this year
gave Republican Diuralitles.
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CoLoRADO's VOTE.
Democrats Carry Arapahoc County
by Big Majority.

Denver, Nov. b.--The returns received
up 10 1850 o'clock indicate that In this
tArapahoe) county the entire Demo-
cratic ticket r. elected by from 2.00e 10
5000. Some OF the Democratic candl-
,ates were scratched heavily. but all
ire elected.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-11-06
Whalers RefIirn.

San Francisco, Nov 6.-The whalers
Norwhal and Bowhead have arrived
from the Arctic The former took sew
en- whales but scarcely made expenses.
The Bowhead brought In q 1000 pounds
OF whale bone and 300 barrels Of Oil
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TEN PEOPLE
PERISH BY FIRE.
-Four More Were Very Seriously
Injured,
HURLEY THEATER BURNS.
All the Victims Were Performers =
Fire started on the stage Charrcd
Remains Recovered.

Ironwood, Mich, Nov, 6.--Ten lives
were los, and four buildings destroyed
by fire which started in the KiondiKt
vaudeville theater at Hurley. Wis, to-
day. sl..
THE DEAD.
c. w. Cleveland.
II. 2. clifford
Thomas Leclaire.
George Benert.
II. D. Emory.
Timothy Ryan.
Il. L. Gay
Thomas Ozanne.
Harry Raymond.
Clara Bonnie.
SERIOUSLY INJURED.
Jennie Bender
Annie Scott.
Laura Russell.
Billy Mclaughlin.
All OF the dead and injured were
connected with the theater as perform
ers, Most of them lived at Hurley and
Thomas LeClaire was a brother Of the
proprietor of the theater.
The fire started on the stage and In
n few minutes the entire structure was
a mass Of DANES. The third story was
used as sleeping quarters and the fire
spread so rapidly rs to cut OF the es-
cape OF the occupants. The theater
building was quickly consumed and
Ironwood fire department was called
to the assistance OF the Hurley firemen
and only by the hardest work was the
town saved from being wiped out
The loss on the theatsr and other
buildings burned VIII amount to $1,000.
The charred remains OF six OF the VIC
Tins have been recovered and search
Is being made for the others.
The Klondike theater burned once be-
fore In July, 1851, when eleven women
lost their lives
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II Hung Chang Dying.

New York. Nov. e.--The Pekin cor
respondent OF the Herald says ii Hung
Chang 10 dying. The members OF his
family have been summoned to be In
attendance and a fatal termination OF
his illness is feared,
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News from Miss stone.

Washington, Nov. 6-The state dc.
partment received today a cablegram
from Consul General Dickinson al Con-
atantlnople saying he had received a
letter from Miss Stone. the missionary
held by brigands for ransom. dated Oc-
tober 20.
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Cement Works Burned.

Wellston. Ohio. Nov. 6--The Alma
Portland Cement works at South Wells
ton. one OF the largest of its kind In the
United States. burned last night. Loss
will exceed $4,000.
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Arkansas Rnnk Robbed.

Hoxie, Ark, Nov. 6.-The bank at
Black Rock was robbed early today
OF $1,000 In cash and $4,000 worth OF
pearls belonging to w D. Bird The
safe was blown open with. dynamite
The burglars escaped.
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stsbbsi but Killed A.sailant.

North Fork, w. ", Nov, 6.--Bernard
Burton, son of wealthy parents, was
seriously. stabbed last night by ne
gro, whom he shot TO death, while the
latter was thrustlng a dirk into his
body.
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Refined Sugars Reduced.

New York. Nov 6-The American
Sugar Refining company has reduced
refined sugars 10 points to meet the
reduction made last week by Ar
buckle Bros.
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NenLi Republican.

The election passed or quietly at Ne
phi. IL Is evident from The returns
that the Republicans have elected their.
entire ticket With the exception on
treasurer. Mrs. NJ. Z. Paxman (D) win
ming BY majority
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Gold for Europe.

New York. Nov. 6,-Lszard Freres
win ship 100000 gold to Europe to-
morrow.
Miller. schall & Co. viii ship S2j0o0O
gold coin 10 Europe tomorrow also.
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Sioux Falls. s. D.. New. blight
circuit judges were elected In this
state. and the Republicans claim all.
The Democrats do not conc@de Repub-
lican success In the Third and Seventh
districts.
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Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1901-09-21
Goodrich Line Steamers.

For Milwaukee, $3.50 a. m. and o p. m.
daily. For Grand Haven, MuskegOn, Grand
Rapids, and White Lake, 7:45 p. m. daily
and a. IN. except Sunday. For Racine, s
.. IN. and p. IN. daily. For sheboygan and
ManitOwoc, s p. M. except Friday and Sun
day. For Kewaunee, Algoma, Sturgeon
Bay, Green Bay, Marlnette, Menominee, and
Escanaba, s p. M, Wednesday and satur-
day. For MackInac Island u. 8. Georgia),
$40 p. IN. Saturday. Ticket Office and
docks, foot Michlgan.av. Tel Central 70.
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FOB SALE.

Oh nm LEASEHOLD ON BERE-
VT,VvV tania r>tvaet. 80 years to
run. Present net income $50 per
month. apply to
WILLIAM SAVIDGE & co.
206 Merchant Street
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
Notice is hereby given that the
Pearl City Cemetery is now open for
intefments. A special funeral train
leaves the railroad station at 2:15 p.
~, daily, remaining at the cemetery
until after all interments. q
The rates for transportation are
one dollar for the corpse, and fifty
cents for the round trip for
mourners.
Piats are now on sale at the Office
OF the company, ranging in price
from $40 up, according to location
and size. No other charges of any
nature.
HAWAIIAN CEMETERY AS
ISOLATION, LTD.
Room 3, Love Building, Fort St.
70-3mos.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

The undersigned has been ap,
pointed by the Hon. A. S. Hum.
phreys, First Judge of the First Cir.
cult Court of the Territory of Ha-
waii, as administrative of the Estate
OF Uilama Honu (k), deceased, late
OF Niolops, Honolulu, Oahu, notice
is hereby given to all persons in
debted to said estate to make i'm
mediate payment to the undersign-
ed, and all persons having claims
against said estate, whether Sc
cured or otherwise, to present the
same duly authenticated within six
months from date, or they will be
forever barred.
KOLEKA,
Administrative Estate OF Uilama
Honu, Deceased.
Koloa, Kauai, February |, 1901.
184toaw
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Advice to Thin Girls.

A lady who was recently so i'll OF
nervous dyspepsia as to be 10 bed,
aud so thin that she gave up all
hope OF ever getting fat, secured
new doctor who used her for an ex-
pertinent in diet. He placed her
upon a strict regimen OF bananas,
nothing else.
The result was marvellous. She
grew 10 really like them, when pre-
pared by baking and served with
sugar and cream or cold, in the
form OF delicate jelly. She also had
banana fritters and biscuit made of
banana flour. Daily she grew more
plump aud rosy, aud now she is
we'll, and expects to stay.
Bananas contain starch 10 its
most easily assimilated form.
homeopathic doctors have for
some years called this tropital fruit
wholesome, but 1t is only indi.
gestible when unripe. AS most
bananas arrive here and are eaten in
a green state, cooking IL necessary
to develope their valuable nutri-
tive qualities.
The delicious large red banana
from Ouba is the most acceptable
one, but now very scarce. The
cheapness of this cure is one Of its
charms, for almost all treatment for
weak nerves and poor nutrition is
very expensive. The happy lady who
tried the fad is telling all her thin
friends about it, aud assuring them
that it really is. great.-N. Y.
Herald.