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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-14
SOCIAL LIFE IN LONDON.
Season Is Closing viii a Round Of
Gaiety and BrllIiaHce.
THE REOpENING OF THE ApSLEY HOUSE
Historic Relics and Treasured Memoirs
OF the Duke Of Wellington Uncovered.
Theatrioais Less Popular Now.

London. Iuly ~ The society season
! Whirh opened with all promise Of muhrnine
and, dnllncss, Is gradually drawing TO a
Vlpse ~ round OF gaiety, as appreciated
AS It was unexpected With no court
I functions It could scarcely he expected 70
De brilliant, but there has been lavish
ness Of entertainments which has quite SUI
passed the same period Of 1000 and which
forms striking Testimony to the change Of
regime. The members Of the royal family
anu the society leaders are now slipping
out OF town. The majority have gone or
Z are going TO the continent.
HE theaters are closing up but the
hotels, owing chiefly 20 the large number
m American visitors continue TO be
packed.
one Of the most interesting functions
which have marked the end Of the season
Is the reopeniDg Of Aps!cy house. For
nearly half century this enormous man
sion, In which lived and died the duke OF
Wellington, has remained closed for the
recent duke. through had health, was IN.
able to live In London
The present duke. who Is scarcely out OF
mourning for his predecessor threw omen
5he immense balls and galleries on Thurs.
ny TO one Of the most Fashionable assem-
u.NScA Nnlch ever gathered IN London
yearly all the members of tue diplomatic
corps were present. Dukes estris inar.
qustS' uhcnesSes and tiled perspnuges OF
nll descriptions crowded the reception and
inspected the room I'm which the duke Of
Wilmington died, his Study with Its ilttic
uInce STOOL on which he always sat, ana
me pictures by the greatest artists (seY-
tIal or the paintings which are sdd to be
worm tJO'VOOl, to say nothing Of the his
toilc relies Of the hrst dukes many cam
palgns Hereafter once "a week the pub.
ures Twas
This week witnessed the closing of the
~ James, Wyndham and Court theaters.
INC theatrical season opened well aud end.
ca DAILY. Sarah Bernharlf lately has not
nten enjoying anything Ike her initial
business though she has been greatly
sought aIter by society
Inc Fortune. Teller exploiting Alice
Nellsen' mas ended ITS run lamcntably. II
Is not yet certain Il the shaftsbury thcater
WIZ nave another American piece In the
near future. "a Iap8nes" Trbupe" opens
there Monday with Loie Fuller
Mrs. Langtry starts on n country tour
Win The Queens Necklace" I'm August
Robert Taber her English leading man,
gives place 70 James Erskiue, who takes
the part of Count FerZau
Piuaro, who has produced nothing since
me Gay Lord two Years ago. has com
pleted another play. Its rehcarSals have
be the heroine.
charles Frohman announces thar during
the next season Of the knickerbocker the
ater' New York. Maud Adams will produce
AS on Like II PLAYING Rosalnd; sgd.
Aaams VIII open with Barres new com.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-14
0UTWlTTED THE OFFICERS
MRS DAN (. HANNA SAILED WITH
HER CHILDREN FOR EUROPE.
The Father and Detective Searched for
Her on the Campana, but She
Was Hidden.

Nav yorh III. 30 ",
Ne" iotk' dnly I3-MrS Mary iInrrng
ton Hanna, who obtained n dS,or.. go,
Dan II uonna - - '%'''e Ii"'u
'i"h'Si or cleveland three years
"so' sailed Tor Europe today on the Cam.
pgnia with her-fhrSr chttarn. "'"
IL SON Of sanata,. ''""n
~ Don OF senator Hmu1 The Young
woman succeeded in boarding The cam.
pauia md remained. rit.,.,, ID,
i,t, -. ..,.-Nl '''''''" u"'H III was roo
'"W 10 serve writ OF habeas cornuy no.
qulring her to produce tba ,bir.,..,.
court 40 'Hr 'n'luteh in
obtairoa nsA| rms writ was
6uJ hn,I utter service of similar one
issura.di' ' ~, utGlueu IN ohio Both writs ayprr
,,,bn on we application of Mr. Hanna.
I ESnT W." not wish his children taken 10
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oHARboN ArTAoNNa NEoaoEs.
Disease Is Prevalent in Its Most Viru-
lent Form in Mssissippi

Memphis, 1'0nn,. July l8.-The sconrge
of charlton is creating a reign OF terror
throughout the cnuntles OF Bollyar. Madison
aud Coahoma, ia Mississippi ana ii Is he
ported there are not euough animals that
have escaped the dread disease 10 worn
the crops for the remainder OF the wear.
Ihe disease Is SO virulcnt that Il IL ntfcct
Ing all forms Of anhnal life Seven ne.
groes have died IA the viclulty Of Bcaulab
bolivar county. from the disease. ,ud n
has created such dtead among other ne
gr0es that they are refusing 10 continue
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ASPIRATIONS OF POLAND.
Her independence Is Much Desired
by The Citizens.
STUDENTS CHARGED WITH FAyORNG IT.
Thirteen on Trial in German Court
at Posen- Growth Of the Polish
National Fund.


Berlin. July BIN the absence on otner
,,,,,tirai interests tho great trial at Poscn,
49,. .,asa,,,. ,.b,rg.d vim he.
Tue thisteeh s'u"e'ts
longing TO the court optical societies at
ynr1pus German universities organized to
.. II ..,,,..,,at ,s,,r,.to,s ~ f,oiond
p'Vi"o.s .''e 4"',,l'', 49,,
httrHe's nhncn ".'e"''Vn
q me rhoy Il ds6y peritcipg
lion knowingly In illegal societies. fhc
most sensational feature Of this triai 40
hs,e,s pA ~ p fss leadint iswysrs for Inc de-
Tense. protesting against the rigid limita.
tiial has been adJonFniesl I9 aHo" the 'aA
IN conneetion with the Posen trial tho
German newspapers print Information con
scrflhg ne r0tsr Na'ions ussu as ,oita, p
FUND now amounts TO s4g,ooo anG con
tlSues, to gr9w Fap il6 ' l'"'''pefS
P.Tie purpose ii this fund. as STATED by
the Polish managing committee. Is that
ssFefhdglnt W'1nstt Is a pmer ~ SUI
The ofnciai publication Of those who
cay the only Institution. openly worklns
Ns,rd rne , snna u rV'a"u Is 1'e
Other ,ieveiopmcnis of the past week m
dictate further Polish activity Resides mo
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STATE.

Inc Kerosene can was responsible for
fatal Injuries to number OF persons.
The state land office Is stIIl Hooded
With applications,
About 300 ofhcbrs and men viii at
tend the Austin encampment
Orange lumbcrmen expect a material
advance IN prices during the next few
weeks
The Pittsbure dying machine win be
ready Tor trial within n month.
The ministers of Denisou viii today
pray Tor rain
II is practically settled that rcglstra-
tion VIII be required for the city cleo
tlun 40 Galveston
Wooten's majority to- The sixth dis
trict is estimated ak from 1000 to TO-,
600 with a light vote cast
The funeral Of oX Governor r. b.
Hubbard took place at Tyler
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ENID IN A BAD FIX.
Oklahoma Town Said to Be al the Mercy
OF a Fierce Fire.

Oklahoma Town Said 10 Be al the Mercy
OF a Fierce Fire
Guthrie. o. r., July IS Fire ut Enid TO
night has destroyed six small stores ana
as the water supply has given ont, the town
IS AT the mercy Of the flames.
Wichita. KAN. July Is At > O'Clock the
fire is still buring at Enid The losses an
far reported are one restaurant, two hotels
two law offices, one wholesale feed hopse
one wholesale produce house one furniture
store, one livery stable. four residences
ihe Odd Fellows hail. the opera house ana
one butcher shop.
The water works supply gave out and
dynamite was used TO destroy buildings In
an effort 10 check The spread of the IRE
Wichita Kan. July l3.--The loss at Enid
tonight SO IA by fire Is estimated at 500
900
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THE EARL GOT A JUDGMENT.

Sued firm that Had Unceremoniously
Dispensed with His Services.
London, July l3.-The earl or Ross,vn
appeared today In a new role. that oft
drummer. His lordshlp has been nnlns In
the time between his recent employment
as a correspondent in South Africa aloi
his approaching return TO the stage as o.
member OF Mrs. Langtry's company nv
trareling for a cattle-cake drm. IL upear7
mat no was so unsuccessful that his en-.
ployers terminated his engagement ana His
iordshlp sued them for six months warr1
The earl. attired In tho pluk M Fashion,
In his favor.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-14

DOMESTIC.

Fire caused a damage Of over $50
90 in the little town OF McRac, Ark
Judge James II. Sellers, candidate for
the democratic nomination FOR governor
OF Indiana, suicidcd
Governor Allen OF Porto Rico and
household sailed FOR tho United states
II was announced that 20, 10 persons
had registered Tor the opening Of indian
lands.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-14
Texans in New York.

New York, July 13.--The following Texan,
are registered IN New York
Houston J. f. Kertzley. Marlborough.
GalYeston-M. \. Petree, o. o. Gardner.
BroHdway Central; s. d. e. Price. st.
Denis
waco-F $, Bernhardt, J. o. Orchard,
Herald Square
Dallas Alonzo Wood, L. Newton, Her.
aid square; E L. Sargent, s. 8. ThorNe.
Plaza W E. Murray, ST. George.
Beaumont-Frank sitx, Imperial: 9. NJ.
Scott, Victoria.
Coleman Charles vamperman, Frank
Vamperman, Holland
Texas-A. W. Newgent. Aston.
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Record Broken At d..

or"hs' Texas July l3.-The hottest dov
w recorded In the history Of Orange was
experienced today, the Thermometer co,na
1t me s SSsgses higher than ever shown on
w degrees. There has been reslsster,ng
fstnlitihgss from tho unusual heat, 6ut me-
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-14
Spanish Finances.

Madrid, July 13,--The budget committee
atrer a prolonged and critical discussion
has decided to shelve Cor the present the
proposals OF the minister of finance suS
pending the coinage OF silver cxcept H.
the. case. OF one and two perseta pieces. and
authorizing the negotiation Of treasury
bonds at 3, Q, and 10 months. according
TO the demands of commerce.
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PRESIDENT OF chill DEAD.

Sepor Fediro Errazuriz Had Been IN
Feeble Health for Year.
Buenoss Ayres. July II senior FedIro Er.
raEnriz president OF Chilli who had been
in feeble3health for more than year. IS
dead.
The late Senior Errazurlz was eloctea
president Of Chit July y. 1896 for a term
Of Ave years, which began September Is,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-14
10 DEFlNlTE PHASE REACHED.

Den ed that Nicaragua Negotiations Are
Are Ready for the Cabinet,
London, July 18-rhe Associated Press
is officially Informed tim, the speeial cable
dispatches announcing that Nicaragua neeo-
aetious had reached a definite phase arrd
unat United States Ambassador Choate was
eonferring win lord Pauncefote and the
mArauis Of LBnsdowne are utterly without
foundation. According to this official In,
formation the only stage reached In that
or consultation between tho marquis of
Lansiowne and Lord Pauncefote aud Am.
passad9r thoate Viii have 10 sec the
foreign minlster Q good many more times
cabinet II Is also said that Mr. Choate
has not been and Is not likely to be con
suited at all
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Even Hundred n McL.L....

Nicksburs Miss, July l3-At o.,,..,.
. ,,. afternoon the thermometer IN tho
men'"'' bureau registered 100 degrees
W., other thermometers Indicated from
on, 10 si1 nv Ims has only been exceeded
est ever recorded '' pelng tue high
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-14
SPORT

The Pennsylvania university boat
crew won a race from the Dublin crew
on Killarney lake.
The Shamrock II Won another race
from the Shamrock I.
Allan Apale won The Brighton Junior
stakes. deseatiug Goldsmith bv head
Terminus won the Young handicap at
Washington park
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-14

eler went up to 1865 and the (;
from the heat here Is Intense, rSs
uations were reported in one AZ
ever, liquor was the main cause II
figures do not break the record ~
n. 1895, the thermomctcr reglsteras
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-14
TRANsVAAL.

The Boers were reported TO have sur
fered defeat ga an engagement with
Methuen, near Zerust.
1t was reported that Acting President
Schaikburger's wife had been captured.
The Yalkfonteln Incident aroused tho
people Of England asMpst The war o..
Gee
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-14
GROVE IN JOHANNESBURG.

Sent His Old Attorney Draft in Paw
menk of Debt.
Kansas City, July is,--A special to the
Etar from st. Joseph. Mo-, says:
A. ", Brewster an attorney Of this city.
has Feceived a draft for $3.50 sent TO HIN,
by '-Pat' Grove from JOB snneshdrg. Sontb
Africa. The amount was sent to fhe
lawyer 70 pay an attorney ZEE Grove had
been oBl2g anmber OF Years
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-14
cR0Fs GONE sEYoNo RECOVERY.
Cotton Is All that Can Be Saved and that
Is Badly DAMAGED.

Is Badly Damaged
Icvarkaua, Ark.. duly e. To-day vas
without doubt the hottest day Texarkan1
has experienced since the ho. spell NJ 1878
The Thermometer mt o'clock this after
noon registered lo7 and STAYED there Tor
two hours This was agalugt loB ycster
day and io3 Thursday Work on new buld
lnss publ" works. etc, has hccl greatly
crlpP.ed tho men being unablc to stand
Nfuns 1ro gone beyond recovery. e>ccui
Ing cotton, which IS erngtlg deDinraJ A.,
{ o'clock tonight n good shower WAS reN
Gg'0n here. driving the mercury down IA
w. Word from ClWk$illc Park. Allan
~ oNns. Fulton, Hope. AriolclnAi1
Eoel NILS. Camden ami other po'nts is
~ in' effect that light shower f,ll since
oNT5 tonight but heavy rain /, sim
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- h ~ "a Ma.d

A fire broke out on West street, In the
Fifth ward, AZ about 2:30 O'Clock thI.
morning, destroying the residence of MIR.
James welch, city tax assessor and coll
lector, and an adjoining cottage, and dam.
sglng another cottage in the Vicinity.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-14
Win PRAY for Raj,

Denison. Texas. July IL. In view I
terrible drouth which has ruinss
produced sickness and caused much !,
the pastors Of the churches win OFF,,
ers sunday for rain.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-14

as Ai.'n, Texas July %. Today was nm.
s ,,,.,' the hottest day experienced IN
s A,sln TINS year. The usual gulf breezs
~ 70 he entirely absent TO-DAY ~
force sun ,ays came down with 9nus ani
Istered ioo soo9 ,os several Thermometers rec.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-14
PHILIPPINES.

Colonel Santos, with forty men and
thirty rifles, surrendered.
First Lieutenant Charles r. Ramsay.
wounded In action In Lpa, on June 10,
died In Manila.
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CoIonel santo. sllrr.nd.,.,,

Manila, July 13-colonel Santos, with
forty men and thirty rides has surrendered
az Ligao. In Albay province. The lnsur
rection IN North Camarines province Is
practically ended.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-14

Na'clez' Miss, July ls.-All roeoras
We're eoppled over today when tbe s nm
nl0meter registered los, The mln,,n'n, 'us a
10, 4 refreshing breeze Il s,,r.Ir.. u .l wss
I'M, nne Il looks very much ike r rain tonight
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-14
On DEVELOPMENTs.

The owners of tho Columbia well at
Beaumont have decided that their well
is all right
Heoly shipments Of oil we're made
from Beaumont.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-14
RALLRoAbs.

u was reported that j. p. Morgan
hal purchased The Clark rrans.Audne
railway IN Chili
Tne Switchmcu7 union NJ Fort Worth
demanded advances IN wages from the
Rock island
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CoIored Woman's Assooi.tio,

Buffalo ~ y. July -. The wifi, ,
H. Yates Of Kansas City. Mo. was i.
president Of the National Associate,
Colored Women this evening All,
Booker 4. Washington wife.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-14
Official Maximum IN,

Mobile. Ala, July Is official m,rs
temperature today was 10i, mInlmpuI
night ~.
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EOREleN.

Thirteen German students went to
trial at Poseu for their alleged sympa-
thy with Poland
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-14
A New Record for No. o,I...,

New orleans, July IL. The go,er
thermometer at 2;3o p. m. REGISTERED
breaking all hot weather records h,
orleans. No prostratlons reported
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United States consul Dead

81 Petersburg, July 13.--Joseph Raweiz,
who mad. been United States consul at
Warsaw. since 1875, died last night.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-14

sA,.. restrictions at Shreveport.
s'ep0fi' La, July la.-rhs th.,r,o,,
Camas Prairie chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1901-1917, 1901-05-17
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A Long Way Round.

According to paragraph in the New
York Sun, there is postoffice in Mime
sofa from which it takes letter eight
aays-and more than twelve hundred
miles of travel-to reach another Office
only half mile away.
The second office is in Canada, on the
other shore of Rainy River. The mail
used to be carried across in a barb
canoe by half-breed, who made liv-
ing by the work. Now it goes one hun
dred and fifty miles by stage, one hun
dred miles by rail to Duluth, six hun.
dred miles west and north to Winnipeg
two hundred miles east by rail, and two
hundred miles more by steamer and
canoe to get to that village that can al.
most be reached with shout by good
pair of lungs.
Camas Prairie chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1901-1917, 1901-05-17

The Helena division of the Fish and
Game Protective association has decid-
ed to offer reward OF IS for informa-
ton leading to the arrest and convic-
ton Of any person killing song birds.
The treasury department has issu-
ed warrant in favor of Admiral
George Dewey for $3.50 or account Of
prize money found to be due him from
the court Of claims for the destruction
Of the Spanish fleet In Manila harbor
May /. 1898.
Politeness is a coin that passes cur
rent in every land.
Lord Salisbury, in order to take ex.
ercise in London. has obtained the
kings permission to bicycle in the
grounds Of Buckingham palace, with
er he is now daily accompanied by his
daughter, Lady Gwendoline Cecil.
Camas Prairie chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1901-1917, 1901-05-17
RECENT INVENTIONS.

A new lock nut has key, inserted Ii
the side of the nut, with a sharp edge L
bite into the bolt threads and point tC
engage between two threads, the key
being carried by tapering groove, with
a rounded end to force it against the
bolt.
Corks can be easily withdrawn from
bottles by means of a new attachment
consisting Of an endless strip of canvas
or other heavy fabric, which is forced
into the neck of the bottle with the
cork, loop being left at the top for the
Insertion Of the fingers
Two Germans have patented lock.
ing apparatus for bicycles, consisting Of
a pair of sliding bolts inside the handle
bars to engage the head OF a pivoted pin
on the brake-lever, the brake being APP
piled and the lever locked by key to
prevent use Of the wheel.
A Bavarian has designed a bathing
cap to keep the hair dry when in the
water, coverings being provided for the
back OF the head, temples and forehead.
Apertures are cut out for the ears and
the edges of the cap are firmly pressed
against the skin by internal springs.
10 give an alarm when any prede-
termined temperature is reached new
Thermometer has wires Inserted In the
side Of the tube to complete an electric
circuit as soon as the mercury rises.
the wires being led to a switchboard.
which Is set at any desired tempera-
ture.
Camas Prairie chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1901-1917, 1901-05-17
Sultan Gets Insulting.

Constantinople, May ia third note,
evidently eminating direct from the sultan,
was delivered to the ambassadors, demand
ing in peremptory language the immediate
suppression of the foreign postofices and
reiterating the charges of smuggling
against foreign officials. The ambassadors
Immediately returned the note to the
porte, thus creating partial cessation OF
relations between the embassies and the
Turkish government.
Camas Prairie chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1901-1917, 1901-05-17
AFouR7EEN-FooT ToorHAcAE.
Probable Cause of Sudden Frepzies in
Captive Elephants.

Probable Cause of Sudden Frepzies in
Captive Elephants.
Il told you the other day about the
Sultan of Zanzibars clocks" said Rob-
ert Crawford, "but there was another
thing heard of while in that country
which is not without interest. The Sui
tan used to take me round to show me
the place and of what its trade consist
ed. 1t is the greatest clove-raising
country in the world, and as such con-
veys comfort and courage to out-be-
tween-the-acts theater-goers the world
over. Other spices and cocoanut ropes
are also important features of their ex-
port trade. But in addition to the sale
of that which they raise within their
own borders their revenues are large
ly increased by the trade In ivory. Fan
zibar is the greatest market for South
African ivory, which is brought there
In large quantities from the interior
The ivory is placed in large ware
houses, from which 1t is either sold at
once or else held therein for a better
market.
"The man In charge of these ware
houses was very interesting character
An expert In ivory. He told me many
curious things about it, and, among
others, propounded the following the
DRY as an explanation Of why elephants
go mad and occasionally run amuck:
In the warehouse were q pair of mag
nifcent tusks, measuring fully four
teen feet from tip to tip, which in life
must have been carried by veritable
Goliath among elephants. The expert,
In showing me these tusks, pointed out
the fact that, while one of the tusks
was complete and fawless, the other
was broken off at the point and showed
deep scratches and abrasions through
out its length. Now said he, If you
will look near the base you will find
hole made by decay that had struck
Into the nerves and given the elephant
toothache, and think what a tooth
ache OF toothaches fourteen-foot tooth
must havL held. In his effort to relieve
this pain the elephant rubbed his tusk
against rocks and trees and drove it
Into the earth, which mutilated 1t in
the manner you here see. 1 have fire.
come across places where an
elephant has ripped up great spaces in
a forest and torn down the trees, and
am positive that toothache was the
cause of this frenzy. An elephant in a
circus going suddenly mad and killing
his keeper is not an uncommon thing,
but I'll wager that in nine cases out Of
ten, If they would properly investigate
the matter, they would find that the
brute's sudden frenzy sprang from so
ordinary cause as common, everyday
toothache.' New York Tribune.
Camas Prairie chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1901-1917, 1901-05-17
Sewerage system Of Berlin.

The sewerage system of Berlin an.
nually transports from 10000, 900 to TO-.
100000 tons Of sewage for distribution
over an area of 10000 acres lying from
seven to fifteen miles beyond the CITY
limits. Although the cost of the drain.
age is about $25,OOO,0O0 year, the
enormously increased fertility of the
land makes 1t a paying operation. Be
sides that, 1t is the most sanitary and
scientific mode of disposing Of the
city's garbage.