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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-06-28
FELL EIGHTY FEET.
Four OF the Six Men Are Killed Out.
right.

Buffalo. n. Y, June 27.--As the result
OF the breaking Of temporary plat
form built on a scafioldIng and bridging
the top Of a monstrous tank In the
Eastern elevator this afternoon six men
fell distance Of eighty feet. and four
were killed.
The age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1897-1902, 1901-09-15
THEATRICAL BUSINESS.
Ingenious Devices Resorted 70 by
Dramatic Managers.

From Chambers Journal.
The business of the claque has been
sub-divided into many branches, all OF
which are controlled by one man or
groupe of men, The applauders-event the
lady in the box who faints, and the man
who Kisses at a good part IN
order to arouse the indignant en-
thusiasm of the audience were all
provided for SO many tickets a, per-
Torrance, to be sold by agents TO
the public. So carefully were the plans
of campaign thought out that the White
ley of applause used to provide man
or woman, dressed in provincial style, to
Jump up and scream out, There's the
villain hiding behind that tree" or the
like We also hear of cowboys in the far
West pulling out their revovers and pep
pering the melodramatic villain.
On one occasion in a London theater
the business instinct came out in the
same way. A relative of the leasee was
enacting the part of an indignant father
whose son had got into the hands, of the
moneylenders. In the interview with the
money lender the father severely lectured
him. and then demanded the sons bill
There SIR. he said, SIS my check for a
thousand pounds" The money lender was
lust reaching out for the check when a
voice came from the pit: Don't you
take 1T, old chap. I've got one OF his
now for six pound ten, and he's asked me
to hold 1t for a fortnight"
The age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1897-1902, 1901-09-15
KINDNESS TO HIS WIFE.
President considerate and Affection
ate in Spite OF Her lnValidism.

From the New York World.
In the first interview which Mrs Nc
( Kinley had ever given to a newspaper re-
porter. she being then in New Orleans
on the trip which ended in her Illness,
Mrs Mckinley began to talk about the
President whose name was mentioned.
+. do you know Major Mckinley she
asked
"Ah! no one can know him, because TO
appreciate him one must know him as l
do And I am not speaking now of Ma
1or Mckinley as the President. 1 am
speaking of him as my husband. If any
one could know what 1t is to have wife
sick complaining always, an invalid for
twenty-five years, seldom day WELL and
vet never a word of unkindness has ever
passed his lips; he is just the same, ten
der, thoughtful, kind gentleman I knew
when first he came and sought my hand
sT"T know him because am his wife, and
It is my proudest pleasure to say this,
not because he is the President, but be-
cause he is my husband
II wish that I could have seen him yes
terday l love to see him among the peo-
pie whom he seeks to serve so faithfully.
But l read his speeches this morning.
read all of his speeches. I only WISH
that l could help him as I should.
''He is SO kind, so good, so patient. lie
gives me all the time he can; he never
forgets me, no matter how busy ne IS
But [ will be glad when he Is out or pup
lie life. I did not want him to run a
second time. I thought he had done
enough for the country, and now know
that he has done enough, and when this
term expires he will come home and we
will settle down quietly and he will be-
long to me-"
The age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1897-1902, 1901-09-15
Columbia and me Shamrock.
Columbia the Choice of the Challenge CommiueeTh
Yacht Her Skipper and Her Crew-The Trial Races
BY PAUL sTELLcouR.

been well. The question naturally arises
If the Constitution had been fitted with
good sails, instead of the miserable apol-
ogies she was compelled to wear in her
trials. where would she stand today, so
far as the Columbia is concerned. The
Constitution was handicapped from the
with ill-fitting sails, Notwithstanding
such a drawback-and every sailor man
knows what terrible disadvantage that
Is to a ship-onIy some seconds in time
stands between her record and the Co.
lumbia's.
Down around Sandy Hook in the Horse
Shoe, the Shamrock Is making her prepa>
rations for the contests which, II she
wins, will gain for her the proud distinc-
ton of being the greatest yacht in the
world There are no idle hours on board
the challenger. When she is not out
taking a spin up the lower bay or out
over the green waters of old ocean, sail
stretching or rigging testing, her men
are employed in looking after, examining,
strengthening or replacing the hundred
and one things on board these racing
craft that need attention. Nothing Is
being left to chance. II there is no WIND
to sail there is plenty to do while the
anchor Is down. Watson, the designer
and constructor; Sycamore, the Skipper'
Wringe his mate, and Ratsey, the KING
of sail makers, are all on board loohins
after every detail And no one Is more
active than Sir Thomas Upton himself
encouraging all by his presence, and kino
and hopeful words. Speaking of sails
no yacht that ever 1oated was better
equipped And she has as many suits as
a fashionable belle in the middle OF the
season 1t seems as II every day SIZE
goes out for spin she puts on new
suit and the latest fits her quite as Wen
as its predecessor. The Shamrock IS
beautv to look at and her sails are de-
light to the eye. 1t Ia only few days
nova little over week from the first
day of the International races for the
supremacy of the yachting world and
the Americas cup. Whatever may be the
result no two boats were ever more
thoroughly equipped for the battle OF the
boats than the Columbia ana shamrock
when they meet September n.
The age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1897-1902, 1901-09-15

AS the time for the great yacht race APP
proaches, every Englishman is being
wrought up to high pitch Of expectancy
and excitement. If Sir Thomas fetches
back the cup. or, to use his own classic
expression, lifts It," he will be the most
popular man in the empire. A close
friend and chum of King Edward, 1t is
confidently predicted by one society paper
that in event of victory over the Ameri-
can boat a peerage will certainly fall to
his share when the coronation prizes are
distributed next year, II he will not be
the recipient of one right Off: The win
ming of the cup would be a great godsend
at the present time, with nothing but de-
The age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1897-1902, 1901-09-15
ixAs WONDER.
s Great Discovery.

On bottle of Halls Great Dis
covsry cures all kidney and bladder
troubles, removes gravel. cures diabetes,
seminal emissions. weak and lame backs,
rheunatisni and all irregularities Of the
kicnsys and bladder in both men and
women, regulates bladder troubles In
eSildren. One small bottle In two months
treatment, and will cure any case above
mentioned Price 800. DIR. E. w. Hall,
sole manufacturer, P. o. Box 62s. st.
Louis. Mo- Send for testimonials. Solo
by all druggists. hts
The age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1897-1902, 1901-09-15
Well Timed.

From the Brooklyn Eagle.
Uncle Geehaw (from Hay Corners, WIS.,
itiag New Yorlx)-Say I'm glad we come
here tew Moo York this week, stead of
last week. Mriah
Aunt Geehaw-I don't see what differ
ence it makes, 'Joshuway. go Is.
Uncle Geehaw-Difference! Why, can't
you see, everything at. this store is mark
ed down this week, an whatever we ask
the clerks about was sellin at twist as
much ten days ago!
The age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1897-1902, 1901-09-15
Hatchechubbee. Ala. June 90 1su.

DR.. c. j. Moffett-Dear Sir: can assure
you that your TEETHINA (Teething
Powders) Is indispensable to us, and In
no single instance has 1t ever proved
failure We have tried soothing medicines
and everything known to us and 'old
women and your Teething Powders are
prominently a success and blessing to
mothers and children. Yours truly, etc.
J. M. DeLACY,
The age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1897-1902, 1901-09-15
READ THIS.

Martin, Tenn, June, 5, 1901
DR.. 2. w. Hall, st. Louis Mo.-My Dear
Sir: take pleasure In saying that | have
used your great discovery with much pen
EFT. having suffered for years with Kidney
trouble, and most heartily recommen9 II
to all sufferers from kidney diseases. re
spectfully, J. w. LOWRANCb,
Member of the Memphis Annual Confer
ence M. r. Church, South.
The age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1897-1902, 1901-09-15

As a result of the recent, international
conferences on Tubercu!osis, mild agita-
tion has sprung up against the danger of
the trailing skirt" The topic Is good
one for the "s'i,y season. as 1t Is called.
when Parliament Is not in session and
the big political leaders have gone to the
moors, the country houses or the conti-
nent Still something practical or i'm
practical may come of 1t, for prominent
member of the House of Commons de-
clares that he will introduce a bill at the
next session 'for the compulsory disin-
lection of the would-be- well-dressed wo-
man" 1t Is said that provision will be
made In the measure for the disinfection
of every 'fashion-piate" woman before
she enters house, How this Is to be ac-
plished is a conundrum.
The age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1897-1902, 1901-09-15

Lord Proclamation" Kitchener notified
the Beers some time ago that IL they
fail to see the evil of .their ways in fight
ing for their independence by the middle
of September, they will be b,Enished from
the country Thusnf far the Beers do not
appear to have given much. attention to
this Illumination, which they apparently
regard pretty much as did~the comet -the
Referring to the exile business a pro-
Boer paper reminds his lordship of the
old receipt for cooking a, raboit--first
catch your rabbit, Lord Kitchener has
arrived at a dangerous point In his mar
tial career when people begin TO poke fun
at him. = ~ ~ t.e
Imperial press and farmer., 1901-12-17
Potatoes to 1901.

This remarkable item is reprinted in tho London Times just century after Hs first publication. October GO. 1901:
 "A Mr Nachcr of Rockford farm. near Poole last year planted one po tato which produced him 2s5 in mum. her and there would have bccn stu more had not a boy lost one oi the owes after co, potato vas cut in pieces The farmer having saved the whole ci them had them planted. which hc has now dGg up. and finds that they hav, multiplied Go thc mum bcr of se56. and welsh it cwt qrs. which certainly Is NcN Ercat in. crease from one single root in tWo years
Imperial press and farmer., 1901-12-17
A Strnnr Team

C K. John and | W Gleason have formed a partnership fur the trans action oi real estate business. and Nin hsvc offices in the Rub,douN block M- Gleason has made a dis. unct success in his work for lmpcr. ial. and Mr John has been equally successful in real estate and but ding and loan operations The Arm will bc a strong one Riverside Press
Imperial press and farmer., 1901-12-17
: mply Wonderful.

|. C. Hold6rman of Tusiin has re- turned from a visit to Imperial San Diego county. where he was invcsti. gating land proposition. MT. Hold. e-man says the development ot the I'm pcrial country Is simply wonderful Santa Ana Leader
Imperial press and farmer., 1901-12-17

editions udd September 1901 Sunday September 
  in history number and reading thaBsny other daily publication Of the Rockies'
Imperial press and farmer., 1901-12-17
Our Holiday Assortment is Now COmT

From il you Mother, Wife Brother Sister
 Easy Young Married Coupc-Backng the Young MauMusc Cabinets Tables Young Lady and through splendid soreful magnificent gift piccand youu find the prices iemp;ingly reasonable.
Imperial press and farmer., 1901-12-17

Nothing practical Xmas gift than good article of Furniture and always bc pleasant remembrance of the giver
Imperial press and farmer., 1901-12-17

The Los Angeles Furniture Company Carpets -- Rugs DraPeries sou,hB Angeles Cal
 Give Good Furniture
Imperial press and farmer., 1901-12-17

number printed from 10 1901 inclusive, period oi twelve .. ,....,
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Moelbtolpll.
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lNsythev Golsblat.!

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Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1901-03-07

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3aniiagilHg.

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Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1901-03-07

g,Iiti. trir.ii:u atos, blitf,ii
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triUa uef IN, Minute 60a15 9uGt.
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Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1901-03-07

Ills ifd2mdbiite 9laranMunQ,n
on 5ul,uo1olc nlditllitit bat iuh i
lNnosaoh,rribtcr Nrtper Don qanla
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uno isint 9lItIon.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1901-03-07

l,eu Rphtri SrNnmctmaun, Nj.
ienee, Der Snipp'nbva B,uorp So.
non Il. gouis. bsiano lid am Dien-
tra bier I'm isiaen h'.ilasu quao II
nit no'hisep Groceries u. /. ~ 5
peri nsn uns sm nadiim Sas. ttN0b
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Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1901-03-07

IN @yootlpn ruroc oas 2tbcn tines
Qol,i;tn odoura 9tritltl. ods cint
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/ Id trug. icten blicb. Tit gio,aI
oer Be'llttt 1T. cab man Qpllji,
iut osl ioa, wtl'n man Saa,uQtsn III
0et 5site blb II NIL.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1901-03-07

Eie 9biytbt ~ annin, MA -,u
itlieblih be- bee ftmplirunl lbr.r
yctalc lar Rein 'hl.hi.s tstitaii. 5e
! isNcn III Die Splitter ors ,egirlmmer
In einrittunaen. ok lie IL 3hlauln
:rtdui,n. 4 mug. I'm ntllr "Rniuits
auo ucu, gSaart .aui,n 81 isHp,u
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1901-03-07

2dCs, ItRt5. y. AFvl e
99,ytb.. 0o!tshl1il
nerr gen s&OIl.n pfu g4drosuillt
ttilno rlh an Sonuia bier al W.
idh.-0ttr zen lllicn 5ef0no nd
auh aui ncr VluI Ahlers SaIt ,r
hralbtc rintn oilul nit htim Den Il
oOri iur $50 crbertei bdti,.-lnlel
NSriittr nuiitnllto y. dnel eloel
IN tncm oirlupsn0niai. - @cordr
Shwal,r pon >ielItr'un H'tp b,ludi,
am Sonnt19, bi,iiae &srma on.-Wr
Sunntd0. beiLno IT'D II. ailooer hl1
nm nat itlus Vatltni.ll j lehen. Do1
3 ,Sahrc llls SohItcH pan Sol.pI'
Sapbc III beocntllth trallt. per- Z.
o,ui. III ,dmli bclhdit a '.Ine enamc
II parir,n; III balot iulrO ,r 'ur lc
tarmtr bier Eeuerhol; Shneio H.
Ger 6dHeioai iar SauI-HommlNdr
9 Stu.lul3 beidro iit Samlia9 uni
ScnptlI bier UNI ihlitteltt Dlno, lul,
c, gmialpsiUiaut,r lssl mt. -0err !
5tcatmdan bi itin 6iAtntlam be
o,utao etri n0aeri. III 'tm CT an be-
"Nrent" siut Drahtitnt autrlnqH
Les. gluh 11bn &ulhs bat lelnn
Dor Of ptyiuocrt ourb trrlttung ,l'
nct u,ueu .gdIins Tntt. Solr
j, ymam DIR iruhcr ais Vuairsar al
lof HID Gam ll,ll mar. bslda nj
) ti. 99ohs NH Ssntrlol Gliu. q,
ltnlnnt. ii &C Qerr bat i.ine @lnen
,plrt ais 2lm9isGhliu,ur oarb Oh
.Sattynl.ioall, 6.rrelpono,n, Stui
uon Suantcn, Yd. .rbiIt. Gr ba
t.rci!s ltlis Staoicu po.lsnott I'M
u,ro IONS. IN biIpe idpll lsln q
S:el, als .,ylt,nlso eugln,ay- du,,l
n,bm,n. eotr.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1901-03-07

Wcr Mill mob n ott Giniliiatl1n
ou ,Nnolarsr suelieInl tfin inl,r
SiJur. oey ielN, RliOlm dBi Der ,en'
oidn'rlt4t sYbaItcp batt,. bal {. ait
VI tdro ocn nui elmer 9tulpeiianl Biz
30 III tlnr -" lmjuuiR ,ln.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1901-03-07

Ger, !. y. ssllN' cen stlrlcsispn
'pclher lib .IHlse aus. hisi bel We'=
,ranotsn auihN,li iIslt. aHNi1ntca IN
stgl,ltung b,s 9srrn Wn Wioe rdt
liner ytimoib surit.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1901-03-07

@siblittc Stieirlpus.r III has N,u,-
It, in Rem Dot. 3war Qeltg Ii, lh.
rem 0aaoluert nod Uiht oTs"tl;t matt
iunocrn rur in 9rpS,n Sdableo'r.
lbcr oit %on'blads llni i. Hlstu!unl
atniris. ilcbt lhrsn rssraiinrM nit
uapsrhp.cutn Mlstr -aen ll.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1901-03-07

Nit. p.nQst aI5 22j. 600 Suratt
pon JaninNG babe V'ti',onH nm
glnluhruue o,a 6rar,HntMt yeats al
O,n esn9r,b lnttrItitaet. cb lib in
aeiana niltl .lH pap'orsI lrua
tt,i,ig,a aHco,k
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1901-03-07
Gg6 oui isssH SahIst

.t,o,, is.t, Gs::ar.;; 9lro, e.
,s.,N t.s,i sas s,,ata;:. = q
9l.t in erss.a e.,.3si,. Nnr' al'
r.i.s. leni ga.s,, e.;fslitgas.7
u, ays.t..,, ~:
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1901-03-07

sai. itl,tt, 31alG. ias al.
r3lituua,a ool Dt@pts gslta Saa
,.l Solu, iu.,,blos. L, slia nsQ,
b..!t itr.l YiI,s, Guga.u gaa Qaat,
lr.n.h,lisn.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1901-03-07

g.yn 0ot, tsidno iitb Ir. 9. :.
gvsn,1t, nit 1r. Sa,bl,r b,i esr
wa o,. Sra ). ) Ssrlon nih.2itioaa-
tom oe itlutr trnnt it ii 6oniuliis
ton. 7,yau g.rtOn 5,iins:, ND aui
o,r Ss'ltrgnN.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1901-03-07

G5,ida'Iich In ts immsr Sdlitune.n
ron TegNi;ts 2ai,t 0al,! SalU. 81
a.brlu.sn. 7n4 Sclinll bit i h,r
uno cine 'B:taAv 0euoir' baiatu. : {
ii .n. liaosrnot uao h.il'noe SIl5'
iir Wuaotn uno paul. au.lsitcn;
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1901-03-07

gNilrO4m Il,nitm luo mt De
g3itis Ii0rlp Alitr5 t,tappt unJ nIle
ic.ld. Il, e.brdgtsu raheD odg 'H ps'
rubm,e sltin 3'iLn llno Rn.lltn
Rltt.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1901-03-07

1os gdsrbautuF'au in gaaibin ton
mirn Mmndhlf S3m,rern i'm Mtrtbe
MN $40 400 usris.'l,u, llui:a,
warmer i0Itcn icr@a. cls ~ igrsn
sbeil ocopn abt.lesfn.