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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-01-27
Yale Football Receipts.

New Haven. Conn. Jan. 26.-The re-
celptS Of the Yale Football association
during the season of 1880 were S4, AS; the
expenditures were 50 $50.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-01-27
THAT RABBIT HUNT.
The Proposed Contest May Be Called
Of.

Of.
The tislaI arrangements for the proposed
rabbit hunt between the PaysOu party
Of sportsEieu and a like number repre-
EautiuE salt Lake has uot YET been com
pleted- The local paTN, viii not deposit
the stake money until notified of the place
where the hunt wiz take place. Mr..
ter al this end. says that none of the bows
here can afford Co lose more than one
days time and if the Pays0n hunters
hunt viii have % De- called on he mas
notified them OF this condition Of affairs
and expects AN answer iu a short time.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-01-27

threatening to Kill was fled in Judge
Smiths court. and Mitchell viii have &
hearing next Monday at p. m.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-01-27
ANCIENT PROCESSION IS UNEARTHED
UNDER THE RUINS OF BABYLON

Berlin Jan
Of
containing number of inter
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-01-27
OFFICERS BANQUET.
Annual Dinner of the Utah Associa-
ton,

Annual Dinner of the Utah Associa-
ton.
The Utah Association of Volunteer
Omcers gave its annual dinner in the
Alta club ordinary last night. The ia
bles were deliberately decorated with
cut flowers and the menu was all that
could have been desired. At the cOnclu-
sion of the dinner the party adjourned
TO the uarlor where music and con-
versation sufficed to pass several pleas
ant hours
The arrangement of the guests at the
table was as follows. Governor Wells
and Miss Katz. Senator and Mrs.
kearns. Congressman and Mrs. Suth-
erland, General Burton and Mrs. r. w.
Young. General and Mrs. John Q. Can
non. Major and Mrs. F. A. Grant, Cap
tain and Mrs. Joseph r. Game, Captain
and Mrs +. A. Wedgwood, Captain
John +. CritchlOw and Miss Jennings,
Lieutenant and Mrs. Frank T. Hines.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-01-27
THE DAILY HERALD

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street. Salt Lake City.
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The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-11-06
Preparing for a Great Effort.

According TO the New York Times, Henry Watt
tclson, the great Kentucky editor, is one of the
largest eaters among the public men ot the
United States. ON one occasion he attended the
bi.monthly meeting OF the Sallmagnnd club, ol
Louisville \ banquet was one OF the attractions
of these meetings. Before, during aud after
the banquet there We're discussions, but the ban.
ulet was the thing. On this night il was AT the
house Of the editor OF the Republican paper OF
Louisville The menu was one OF fourteen courses,
with the usual wines. onc coulse was quail ami
Mr. WatteIsOn had two; another was venison. and
again he was served twice, This happened in
about half OF the courses,
Before the end OF the dinner all the other club
members we've hut tasting what whIs put before
them, hut Nj. WatterSon was eating all, and OF,
ten calling Ion moIc. when the dinner was ended
the ,ival editors went TO their offices together
When they reached Newspaper Row Mr.. Waiter
son said:
"loloncl, | am hungry; lri's 20 over To Boy.
mcr's" Ga cafe much Affected by newspaper mem
and have something to cat"
Great scott, Wdttcrson, I've filled all the
space in my lockcr,, But TN drop in and watch
you eat.
The Colonel claims that Mr.. NlttcD,"u ale twn
pounds oi cheese. hall ot an immense hoogu,
sausage. bowl oi crackers, and drank six bottles
of beer. and Mr. Wa.tcrson never denied H.,
After this he went TO the Office of the Courier
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-11-06
No Insult,

Judge William Z. Whitcho,sc, one of the
most genial and popular members of the Maine
bench has recently been telling reporter OF tho
Lewiston journal some good stories of his early
experiences as dispenser of Justice, II onre
drove" he says, "acrosS the country from MachicS
to Cherryield at the close OF the court. II was
bitter cold night in January, and was nearly
frozen when | reached Cherryfeld and drove up
To the hotel kept by th, famous Barney Mo
Gouldric. As ] was trying to lhaw out over
the open tire, Barney came in and said 10 me:
Judge, do You think it would he wrong for Il
man who had been riding such night as this
10 take a drop OF punch il | should mix it?"
II told him that | hardly thought it would
be a heinous oilense, il he wanted to do so, but
for myself, | did not care TO thaw ont in that
way
"'Then you take no ohcn,c,' said Barney
'Oh, certainly not, certainly not | replied
"Then thought would question him bit,
and asked; Barney how long have you kept
hotolP
Fifty years. he replied.
"'During that time you must have asked a
great man.. men that punch question ON cold
and bitter nights
THAT | have came back the answer
"'And during those nifty years with their
bleak winters, how many men ever felt insultcd
at bcing asked if they would take some punch
on nights like thescY
only two"
Who were they, Blrncy?"
Judge Peters and Senator Ildlcn"
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-11-06
7h0uyhf Himself /ncus.ahEe.

III afflicted with what the doctors called indigestion
Took medicine from family physician avail In looking
Dr. Perces Memorandum Books writes Mr. hos c. Lever
of Rchand Co., c. III found described exactly
you and made You descriptive list
of questions also ygenic rules carried these best could
but thought myself ncae suffered much with pain under
ribs and feeling stomach At night would have
cold feet and hands alternately getting and suf
fered deal mentally thinking that death would claim
Always expecting something unusual to take place irritable and
inpatient and greatly reduced flesh could scarcely eat anything
that would not produce bad feeling stomach After
few bottles of Dr. Percs Golden Medical Discovery and
Pleasant Pellets After taking several bottles of each found
improving continued for months off and have
be careful times of what in order that feel good
and fully believe suffering with indigestion
torpid liver chronic cold would take Dr. Perce Golden Medical
Discovery and Pleasant Pellets and observe few simple hygenc
would be greatly benefited little
would be entirely cured"
DR.. Pierces Golden Medical Discovery is not cure
ALL 1t does one thing, and does that thing per-
fecty; it cures diseases of the stomach and other
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-11-06

Bring me one wlskcy, with seltzcr on the
side" ordered one OF the three.
The waiter brought glass of the stun that
goes ior whiskey at the island and a siphon OF
sctZcr One of the trio drank the whiskcy and
then passed the empty gas, To one OF the Others,
tn" latter filed the glass with srltzcr from the
siphon, tossed il off, and then passed the glass
to the third man. The third man also hlled the
glass with seltzcr and drank the seltzer
The first man offered ih" watching waiter 10
cents.
"Yer bin is 20 cents" said the waiter,
"liow'> that
Yer had a whskcy, whats ten, and TWO srltz'
rrs, what's . each what makes 20
'Oh, no! | ordered one whiskey, with selIcr
on the side. Yer don't charge anything fer
ther side, and there other tellers drank the side,
Scef"
While the ambulance surgeon was patching the
trio lip out the sidewalk, tho proprietor went
out and told the policeman that he thought they
had had enough, and he had no complaint 10
make against them. New York Times Magazine
Supplement.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-11-06

voice quivered a trif1e. He was stand.
ing by her chair now, looking at her
with inournful gaze.
"Do YOU love her2" she whispered,
huskily.
"Ah, nod as do you!s the young
man burst out with a passion she had
not thought him capable OF.
"And is she with your she whis-
pered.
"Yes: at the hotel"
Bring her to see me?"
"Yea"
mo, done bring her! I don't want
to see her!" The passionate, resentful
tears were in her eyes. She put her
head down on the arm Of the chair
and began to sob in q hopeless, pitiful
fashion.
Shimoda Orito stood watching her a
movement In silence. Then very gently
he stopped and brushed the soft curls
from the girls forehead, and Kissed
her, just once. And so he left her.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-11-06
Schley's Togs for Agnus' Food.

Admiral Schlcy and General Felix Agnus, of
the Baltimore American. have long been fast
friends. The admiral relates TO newspaper r..
porter his hrst meeting with tho General, SAYS
the Chicago Chronicle, ~ was down on the
coast OF Florida" he says, ION one OF ihe
irigates and we saw Il lot of soldiers on shore.
We were rather short OF food on hoard ship, hut
We're very long on duck trousers. | thought |
would 20 oil to the camp Oi the soldiers and
see ii there was anything we could exchange Tor
fresh food. young lieutenant who was in tat,
tcrs received me.
"Im Lieutenant Agnus, OF Baltimore, he
said
I'm Ensign schley, of Maryland said t.
"Wc looked each other over | had ON AN i'm.
maculltc duck suit, lie had large quantity Of
vegetables and some fresh meat.
'Necdin' anythingl' asked,
Needing clothes, Agnus replied, Arc Won
needing anythingT
"'Nccding grub said,
"Wc'll swap" we both shouted AT the same
time and ior divers and smdry pairs OF duck
trousers | got sundiy and divers parcels OF food
Agnus wore the trousers and | ate The food and
we both considered it most profitable trans.
action"
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-11-06

Post From linn directly comes recent an,
ecdotc Of the kings salad days. The rLbby tell,
that two distinguished stranger hailed him AZ
Westminster Palace and hadc him drive Al iu,
speed to Marlborough House, Ncr a moment
ol recollection he recognized the Prince ui Wales
and his friend the King OF Belgium An wk.
ward attempt at an obciSancc from the bon was
promptly rcbuked, and the rabby settled down
to his business OF driving his royal guests fast
rs hansom may go in London streets. They
To pay.
"Wril driven, rAbby," said the Prince what
do | owe youI'
The Cabby--"rlcaSc Sir, I've already 'al a
sovereign and 'drf IN the 'ansom." bowling 10
the Prince and the King OF Belgium.
Here's ior the King OF Belgium, them" said
the Prince handing the driver a sovereign, Il
don't count YOU know"
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-11-06
STARVING PEOPLE

Need just one thingDfaoa That is plain when one
looks at the gaunt body of the starving Hindoo Give
him food and from weak staggering, helpless being,
he becomes strong active man If someone were to
come to the hungry Hindoo and say, What you need
This is just the case of the starving American The
thing his body needs is food He has plenty to eat
but he is not fed because it is not what is eaten which
digested and assimiated Medicine can't feed There
is only one way known to Nature by which the body
and it's several organs be made strong and that is
by food. For this can be stronger than
his stomach When the stomach is weak" then the
body will be weak also, because weak" stomach
involves the digestive and nutrtve systems The
sequence is that only portion of the food received
into the stomach be converted into nutrition and
the organs of the body like soldiers in besieged cita
DEL grow daily weaker as their ratons reduced
DR.. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery has restored
thousands to heath because it makes the weak som-
ach strong It the obstacles to the digestion
and assimilation of food and Nature at once begins to
build up the body in the only possible wayby food,
eaten, dgested and assimated.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-11-06
I'm analysis Of
The Worlds Trade
Special Correspondence Of Tic Tribune.

Special Correspondence OF Tic Tribune
Washington, Nov. 8.
4 ACCURATE measurement Of the commerce
~ Of the principal countries Of the world at
"a the present time is Afforded by some figures
published by the treasury bureau Of stats.
tics In the September number Of the Monthly
Summary Of Commerce and Finance. The state.
ment is in the form OF q table showing the com
merce Of the thirty leading countries OF the world
during such part Of the fiscal year Of each Of the
countries is available iron, their latest official
reports. Owing to the fact that the fiscal year
of the countries differ in their dates OF termina.
tion, the statement in is some cases for six
months period. in other cases for eight. and in
other cases for eleven or twelve months. In order
TO furnish basis for comparison OF the volume
Of the commerce Of the various countries the
bureau OF statistics gives the average monthly
import and export during the part Of the fiscal
year covered in the statement Of each Of the thr.
ty countries in question.
o.
This statement OF the average monthly value
Of the imports and exports Of the thirty countries
furnishes a fair basis Of comparison of the com
merce Of the countries with one another. and
an opportunity to compare the imports with the
exports and thus determine whether the excess
or balance Of trade" is on the import or cN.
port side. An examination Of the full list Of
countries shows that in twothirds OF the num-
ber the imports exceed the exports. and that in
onc.third of the number the exports are greater
than the imports. The countries which show an
excess Of exports over imports are Argentina,
Austria. Hungary. Brazil, Chile, British India,
Mexico, Roumania, European Russia, the United
States and Uruguay. The countries showing an
excess Of imports over exports are Belgium Can.
ada, Cape OF Good Hope. China, Cuba. Denmark,
Egypt, France Germany. Greece, Italy, Japan,
Netherlands Norway the Philippine Islands,
Portugal. Spain, Switzerland, Turkey and the
United Kingdom
The table which follows show the average
monthly imports aud exports Of tho ten countries
in which the exports exceed the imports in that
part Of the current fiscal year for which figures
are now available:
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-11-06
She Regarded the Prophecies,

Aunt Lucy is an old ooorcd 'mammy,' wlN
lives up in the vicinity OF Twenty ninth and
York streets few years ago her husband,
lazy, Shttless man, who had ill'treatcd his wife
in almost every way he knew how, died, and
Aunt incy did moi attempt TO conceal her sat-
isiaction at his taking OH.
Johns dead" she WAS hcsri 10 announce.
''rank de good Iawd, my Johns dead"
This spring, when the crGns Was in town,
former employer OF Aunt LuCy chnnccd To meet
her ON the street, and remarked
"Wcll. Aunt Lucy, suppose you're going n
the circu, +"
The old lady >traightcncd up with look of
Mortified surprise upon her shiny black face,
"Mi,' Dickson" she cried, "D'yo Fink loo
gwine lose an NAH scfrcsnccF What? Me
runn'n roun' T. shows, N mai John not dead
Free Years yet +"
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-11-06
Removing His Objection.

ro,idcnI lurkrr of DItmOWh, has hccn N Inc
habit of spending his summers on = New IIainp.
shire mrm. The Ilmily hccom'nS dissatisfied
with ccItlm detail, the proximity OF the pig pen
to lh" hpu'r nd the wauucls of the servant gwl
ne wIpl' tu ,ha iImcr th.t no ,oUld como un
more, lud mentioned ,h,sr Objections In tcw
dals he received tho following ,onpilmtory rc.
ply; Dear sir There amt been no hogs since
you lett, and Hannah has went. - Ancodotcs
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-11-06
Senator Mason's Example of Thrift.

81 was standing in the lobby OF the Audi.
torium in Chicago" remarked cN't'ongrcssnan
T. J. SomcrS recently to Il writer in the Mil
waukcc sentinel, ''talkinS with senator william
H. Mason, of Illinois, when Il trampish looking
fellow came rushing in, and, addressing him.
said:
"'Billy, lend me SlO have chance TO mako
So in IL minutes,
billy went down in his trousers, hshcd up
s. and - note and passed them over To the
man
~ want SO to make the DEAL remarked
the man as he stretched forth his hand Tor adj
ditonal financial aid.
"'You said you could make -, didn't you"
Yes
"'Wcll, you've made 81, and lm s. ahead.
Scc'
'rhc man saw the point and rcGrctlulIy with.
drew"
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-11-06
Just a Coney Island Incident.

They wcN Scedy-looking THO. even for ,oncy
Island When they lounged into "catc" ON
Surf avenue and took seats at table the Walters
did not climb over each other in their eager.
ness 10 wait on them. But waiter did shuttle
up after a while and inquire: well, what'il yer
trow in2'
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-11-06
Rives. CosnpEainf Cured.

Mrs L. Hedgecoke of Dozier Colngswort Co.. Texas writes
III troubled eight with indigestion and liver
plant benefit from the
Medical Discovery and Pleasant Pellets than medicine
tried"
with pleasure tell you what Dr. Perces Golden
cal Discovery and Pellets have done for me-" writes Mrs T. NJ
Palmer of Peede Kaufman Co.. Texas 1.-TWO ago
with stomach and bowel trouble Everything would put
distress lived two weeks milk and that gave pain
felt though would death Three doctors attended
said had dyspepsia catarrh of
They attended Cone at tme) for stopped taking
their medicine and took other patent medicine better
grew weak heart would Aute could
work Now since using Golden Medical Discovery do
housework we'll gaining in flesh and
anything want"
Accept no substitute for Golden Medical Discovery"
Dealers who offer just good medicine in place of
hsr 10 0s the s OF t6 ro
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-11-06
A Man Of Many Parts.

When Joseph Ramsey, jr,, the newly elected
president Of the Wabash railroad, was supcrin-
tendent Of the Pittsburg southcfn, small road
in the coal district. millionaire coal miner of
Pitttsburg heard OF his ability, and decided that
Ramsay would be just the man to take charge
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-11-06
Wiles of the Dead-head.

The manager ION the door" meets many
strange people in the towns along the route,
Fred Ross, formerly OF the "Arizona" COM
pany, tells few Of his experiences:
At one OF the towns, while standing at the thea,
ter door a consequential little chap stepped up
briskly and said
81 spose you pass the profession, don't you2''
TO which query Ross replied;
"Yes; when they're reputable and when they're
known to me. What do you do?"
"rm piano tuner" lie pronounced it with
the accent on the 'pi,"
At another small place another small man, will,
proud air. came to the door and in an assured
tone said
Pass me int'
what companyf" said Ross
'No company" was the answer.
''Wel, then, what are your claims for asking
the courtesyG' said the manager.
"They all pass me in. Ny brothers going 10
be hung next MONTH" replied he in most i'm
portant manner.
He passed in.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-11-06
Average per month dur
inp 1DI

The following table show the average monthly
imports and exports Of the twenty countries in
which the imports exceed the imports in that
part OF the current fiscal year for which the fig.
ures are now available:
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-11-06
Outline Studies
of Human Nature
Won Through an Error.

Stock exchange members have been very much
amused by the first experience OF young broker
on the floor. He tried law and real estate and
insurance without marked success. His friends
advised him to put all his money into a stock
exchange seat and trust to executing orders for
other brokers for his income. llr acted on this
advice and spent one week after securing his
seat in studying the operations OF other brokers.
Then he announced that he was ready for busi-
ness, and when broker telephoned to him for
his first order to buy 5000 shares OF certain
stock he executed il with enthusiasm and credited
himself with 500 commission. Ringing mp the
purchaser, he said:
.'I secured 5000 OF that stock"
'Fivc thousand Great Scott! ordered 1000
shares. You can keep the other 1000 for your
self.
The young broker hung up his telephone and
hurried to tell his story to an experienced friend
on the hoor.
81 seem to have dished myself on the first
throw out of the boy." he said, land | can't
possibly take care Of 1900 shares of that stock"
'What was the stock2" asked his friend,
The young broker named it, and the price at
which he had bought it.
"You are all right" said his friend. at is
up two points now and jumping fast, Hang On
to il until tell you to SELL
His stock happened TO he the feature of the
market that day. and when shortly before 3
o'clock the young broker closed out his 4,OO0
shares and figured out his profits he found that
his mistake had prohtcd him Just $4,000 lie
has invested that money, and he vows that he
will never speculate again except on mistakes
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-11-06

Words fail express what suffered for three with cold
chs papaon heart shoness of breath and low spirits
Mrs A. c. JONES' Waleboro Coleton &C., S. c. III could
sleep aud really thought would die Had peculiar roaring
head all the time Was emaciated and weak could feed
myself My induced Dr. Perce's Golden Medical
Discovery which did, only please her. and SIT bottles cured
To-day sound and we'll During the three sick had
five different physicians"
The philosophy of these is quite simple. The
ooy + mace up G Its Paf ana nr I Mhen the
natural requirements this reduction in nutrition is
shared by each organ of the body Each organ is on
means physical strength, lack Of it means physical
weakness. Therefore, when the stomach is weak "
and nutrition is decreased there will be weak" lungs
weak heart weak nerves. "wealx or torpid liver
and other forms of socaled weakness These various
forms Of weakness all cured when the "weak
stomach is cured, and the nutrition of the body re-
stored to it's normal basis.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1901-04-25
SCRAPS OF INFORMATION.

The first English steel pens were
sold at 30 shillings each.
Gerogians are "Buzzards," from a
state law protecting these birds
New Zealand had last year 6,43S
factories, with 4s,93S employees.
Sugar exists in the sap or leaves
OF nearly 200 different kinds of trees.
The refining of sugar was invented
in Antwerp, il the sixteenth CEN
fury.
Saul, the first king of Israel, was
said by the rabbis to be seven feet
high
The silk-worm cocoon is from one
inch to 112 inches in length, and of
bright yellow color.
Secretary Root has collected one of
the best private libraries in military
history and science in the country.
The relief of the bread tax and the
taxation of the Weather classes are
the chief features in the new Italian
policy.