New-York tribune., 1901-01-06
THE PASSING THRONG.

II suppose there Is medicine 50 freely used |
and which works. upon the whole so much good |
as qunine" said DR.. Albert |
THE French. Of Pittshurg. at the Meth
DISCOVERIES erlands Hotel yesterday ut is |
OF oUININE- used for many different all |
ments the word has pronuneia- |
uons." continued the DOCTOR ''hut suppose few
people know who discovered this great remedy and
brought il TO the attention OF the medical world
The public is thoughtess and grasps the medicine
Sabe, Wlsn never thought as 70 whom they are inr
was s. in Paris attendng the International Congress
Per asS E saSs unyssa e M pssT
maceutical chemists. Caventon was born in 1875.
Wh Phsrmscst t the St. a13 anSons S Hoaptai he
met met Pelster and they soIlaborated in their work
F.p n,rs shsg able to qSinin and Win
BY presenting an account TO the Paris Academy on
ht hy h "a l In th IN nsr Sy
hsq hsa qginins d from both red and yellow cnehons
these substances. In 1871 the Montyou prize Of the
Academy was awarded TO them in honor Of their
ssans remind 5ips OBJ
humanty There0you publish newspsper. W ss sad sdd
DR. French: "and 7 win wager that is news TO
sician or student along this peculiar line of study"
General Joe Wheeler. like Lawtou." said an ex-
sergeant of the Regulars who has Just returned to
this city from the Philippine ISL
GENERAL ands. yesterday. was brave 70 the
WHEELERs point of recklessness In exposing
lNDiFFER- himself TO the enenys fire. On
ENCE TO one occasion. when the insurgents
BULLETS were attempting to recapture Au-
galeas after the town had been
taken by our troops, they attacked in such large
force that u was necessary 10 call out all the
troops and she reserves 10 defend the town The
IaIlroad runs through Augaleas and our troops,
oblged 70 cross the railroad embankrnent. AS they
crossed the embankment they ran I'm a stopping
era Wheeler had ridden his horse ont along ne
railroad, and had halted where the troops were
tLEossinS,, and sat there watching the insurgents
!nS ana duckins General Wheeler called TO them:
tL Lneres no use duckng, men. When they sing
rms is great! IL reminds Of 6l and 's2.'
Wnen the English were entertaining the Ameri-
can troops who had stopped there for a brief visit
on their way 20 Manila many OF
DESERTED the English soldiers deserted from
BRITISH FOR their own army 10 Join the Ameri-
AMERICAN can Army" continued the ex-ser-
ARMY. geant seFhey would nIv the Arnart
can troopers shore leave with
alf and 'af until they were ready to go to any
lengths for their friends in red coats and then an
exchange OF uniforms would take place and the
EnSllShman would go out TO the transport with a
crowd OF returning Americans and the misguided
get past the British guards and back 10 the ship l
the best way he could On one occasion a harho-
carrying passenger who attracted the general at
ISntOn or the feet He Wore red coat and little
british troopers cap perched on the side OF is
head. and, with a big cigar In his mouth ne sat
in the stern of the boat waving his swagger cane
at the men on the transports and hectoring and
oicer at least When he reached MS own trsn
port an officer the deck called out Who Is that
him in the brig and get that uniform Of said the
9iieer, and the fleet knew that the British army
had lost another man"