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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-03-12
COMMENTS ON PRINCES DE-
DADrTTp II
WIFE'S INGENUITY

The author Of the Degeneration OF
Dorothy" MIR. Franklin Kinsela. 226
w. 25th St. New York City was the
victim Of a little by-play--- but he can
best tell the story himself. 81 must con-
fess that | have been the victim OF an
innocent deception which turned out all
for the best, however
| had been resting under the belief,
for some years. that coffee served az n
lubricant TO my cerebral conyolutions,
In other words, made the wheels go
round, and had an idea that / could
not work without Il as stimulant
| soon paid the penalty In nervous
ness, loss OF flesh, Insomnia and rest
lessnegs. none OF which troubles would
Yield TO any or all medicines. I finally
got in rather bad way and my wife
took a hand In the affair all unknown
10 me. She purchased a package OF Pos
tum Coffee and first gave me one half
Postum and one half coffee. In little
time she had me down 20 clear Postum,
and / was none the wiser
II noticed that J was getting better,
my nerves were steadier, and began
to gain flesh and sleep nights. My work
was performed far better than In my
old condition.
Commenting upon my greatly i'm
proved health one morning ! was told
the truth. IT'S 10 laugh. so sumbitted
gracefully and Joined the Postum
ranks
Experience teaches the boiling Is
one-half The game, When the directions
are carried out the result will be as fine
a cup OF rich, fragrant coffee as ever
delighted the senses without running
the nerves"
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Of Prussia from the United States, re-
ferred In the warmest terms 10 the
generous hospitality and unyaring
courtesy and good win extended to the
emperors representative and cOntin-
ued
In the strengthening Of the tradl-
tlonal friendly relations between the
great powerful and progressive ma
lions, IN the renewal of the old conf
dence we coupled In our thoughts with
gratitude the countless thousands OF
American men and women who every
~here gave Prince Henry Joyful well
come coming from sincere hearts, It
Is just these perfectly spontaneous
demonstrations Of friendship. coming
from all classes Of a proud people, that
give us confidence that the good feel.
Ing which has been engendered and
manifested both here and over there
by the visit to the land Of Washington
WIN continue its influence In the rela-
tons between Germany and the United
States, politically untroubled as they
are IN the way, 10 the advantage Of
both peoples"
Besides the semi-otIlcial declaration
In the North German Gazette, which
undoubtedly originated IN the foreign
office, other papers refer 20 Prince
Henry's departure and express their
appreciation Of the regard OF the
United States for Germany as evil
denced in the honors showered upon
Prince Henry.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-03-12
ELECTION or SENATOR'S.
Hoar OF Massachusetts, Argues
Against IL by the People.

Washington, March 1l.-For several
hours today the senate had the ship
subsidy bill under consideration. MIR.
Mallory Of Florida made an extended
speech In opposition to the measure.
He analysed the bill carefully and held
that there was no good reason for It's
enactment into law, saying he believed
1t would not accomplish the result
hoped for II by its promoters,
Mr., floar indicated his vigorous OPP
position to such a resolution, on the
ground that II would subyert the fun
damental principles upon which the
constitution is founded. II Is a mat
ter Of historical fact" said Senator
Hoar, that without the incorporation
Of this principle the Constitution never
could have been agreed to, The sol
emn pledge was given TO states, small
and great, that the equality OF the
states never would be destroyed with
out the consent Of every one of them
He did not believe that the adoption
Of the resolution would be accom-
plshed without a breach Of the nation
al pledge, which lies at the foundation
OF this government II was a question
which he thought the American people
thoroughly understood because II was
one Of the greatest ever brought into
legislative assembly for action any
where in the world He had received
letters urging that senators be chosen
by direct vote OF the people, but every
one OF them bore evidence Of a work
ed-up sentiment
Mr.. Hoar said he was willing 20 go
before any representative American
assembly TO discuss the proposition
which to his mind struck at the very
heart OF the Constitution and 10 meet
any champion Of the proposition. He
referred 10 the supreme court and 70
the United States senate as the two
great bodies Of the government which
were free from the influences OF popu-
lar movements and popular excite
ment The senate, he said, was the
greatest dellberative assembly in the
world and he believed II the duty OF
the people TO stand firm before the
proposition 20 strike down one Of the
two glories Of the republic, II VIII do
my duty here" said he. "as a member
OF the committee. but will not be hur-
rled and the senate shall not be hur"
rled, II | can help IT,"
Mr.. Dubois OF Idaho said that the
only point Of the Constitution bearing
on the question was that each state
should have two senators. The manner
OF their election was not a vital prin-
ciple.
Mr.. Stewart OF Nevada declared that
the resolution embodied q movement
fatal 10 the equality Of the states In
the senate. TO his mind It meant the
destruction Of the senate and Of the
principles upon which il was founded.
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" YER since the days when people be-
lit lieyed somewhere on the earth there
- existed fountain Of eternal youth,
every branch Of science has been developed
in the endeayor to prolong human life. In
this way the means have been discovered
and put into practical use whereby thou
sands Of lives, which would have otherwise
been lost, have been saved. Today the
practice Of medicine is almost an exact
science. Controlling feyers, destroying the
germs Of infectious disease while they are
in the blood, deadening the nerves by
anasthetics and producing respiration by
artificial means, all 60 to show what con-
troll science has over the human functions.
Upon the same exact scientific demon
stration the greatest specific for woman,
Wine Of Cardui, has been developed and
more than a million complete cures bear
testimony to its worth. There is no mys-
e-y about Wine Of Cardui. II is simple
I'D natural emmenagogue which brings
length and health to sick and suffering
vGaen by regulating the disordered men
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NO USE FOR DEsERTERs.
President Vetoes BIZ TO Remove
Charge from John Glass,

washington, March l1.-President
Roosevelt today sent his first veto mes
sage to Congress. II was directed 70
the senate and the bill vetoed was one
removing the charge of desertion from
the naval record of John Glass. The
message was as follows;
There can be no graver crime than
the crime of desertion from the army
or navy, especially during the war; II
is then high treason TO the nation, and
is Justly punishable by death No man
should be relieved from such a crime,
especially when nearly forty years have
passed since II occurred, save on the
clearest possible proofs of his real In
nocence.
In this case the statement made by
the afiant before the committee does
not In all points agree with his state
ment made to the secretary OF the ma
wv. In any event. II Is incOmprehensi-
BILE 10 me that he should not have made
effective effort to get back into the ma
w. He had served but little more than
a month when he deserted, and the war
lasted for over year afterward, yet
he made no effort whatever TO set back
into the war
Under sucn circumstances " HtftnS
TO me that to remore the charge OF de-
sertion from the navy and give him an
honorable discharge would be to falsi
~ the records and do IN injustice to
his gallant and worthy comrades who
fought In the war to a finish. The
names Of the veterans who fought In
the civil war make the o1or list OF the
republic, and / am not willing to put
upon II the name Of man unworthy OF
the high position.
THEODORE ROOSEVELT
After the message had been delivered,
Senator Galllnger from the committee
on naval affairs. read the report OF
the committee on which the senate
acted. From that statement II appeared
that elias enlisted In January, 1864,
when only l6 years old and that fav-
ing witnessed an act which comprom-
ised the second officer Of the ship. he
was taken on shore IN March Of that
year by that officer and told not to re-
port again for duty. The committee
saws that this order. together with
Gless's youth. was responsible for his
deserlion.
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WOMEN OF THE UNITED STATES
Regard Puna as Their Shield Against Caarrh Coughs Colds Grip
and Catarrhal Diseases.

Miss Flora Wilson, 2i79 Seventh Ave,
New York City, writes!
"Eor anyone who il as susceptible to
coughs and colds as | am, Peruna is n
blessing, am never too careful, and
am always catching cold, which some.
times develops into IN annoying catarrh
OF the head, Peruna / have found Is
excellent for this, being very quick in
Its action, besides being most excellent
tonic"
Miss Helen Sauerbier, St. Joseph,
Mich, writes;
"Last winter / caught sudden cold
which developed into an unpleasant ca
tarrh Of the head and throat, depriving
me of my appetite and usual good spir.
It's. A friend who had been cured by Pc.
runB advised me to try 1t and sent for
bottle at once, and am glad to say
that in three days the phlegm had loos-
ened, and ] felt better, my appetite re.
turned and within nine days was in my
usual health"
Mrs. Leslie Carter probably the most
prominent actress in America, says tho
following OF Peruna'
"perusa s sure 10 prevent cold n WIN
stop cough before II becomes settled. II cures
all catarrhal affections HE magic No money
could fs1ipf me 10 be without his remedy for
even day. Hisi nstthe remedy that an women
need. especially such women that are exposed 10
tho vlcissigudes Of climate, SO lam.
~ never neglect an opportunity 10 recon-.
mend ibis remedy 10 my friends. IT'S Americas
greatest remedy for Americas greatest enemy,
catsrrh and catarrhal affections would NOT
have cStarrh for a million dollars, and as long
as ihape Peruna al hand 10 CHECK the slightest
symptoms Of Ms approach, feel perfectly SAFE
from this disease" NJ LESLIE CARTER.
Colds are considered one Of the noces.
sary Ills Of life One is liable to catch
cold both summer and winter. Very
often cold Is the starting point or cause
Of lengthy and dangerous catarrhal
disease. Colds are always dangerous
and should never be neglected day.
A cold is the beginning Of catarrh. II
may cause catarrh of any Of the internal
organs--tho head, throat, lungs and
stomach especially. A femedy thatwill
cure cold, then, would cure all these
direct eifectsof colds, Peruna Is such
remedy. We have letters from all over
the United States attesting to this fact.
The poor and rich alike use and recon-
mend IT, A book OF testimonials In tho
exact words of the writer sent to any
address free OF charge by the Peruns
Medicine Co., Columbus, Ohio.
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without harmful results to the system.
Many home is now happy by the use
of Golden Specific my husband got
into a habit of taking a drink with the
boys on his way home says Mrs Har-
ny Burnside after while he came
home drunk frequently He soon lost
his position and had 60 make a living
for both of us and the little children.
At times he tried to sober up, but the
habit was too strong for him and then
he would drink harder than ever
heard of Golden Specific and sent for
a free package, The treatment cured
him. put II IN his coffee and ne
never knew II at all He reganed his
old position and now we are happy IN
our little home again ] hope you VIII
send Golden Specific to every woman
that has suffered as | have, and save
her loved ones from the drunkards
grave
Send your name and address to DR., D.
W. TIaInes, 1921 Glenn Building en-
clnnati, Ohio and he will mail you free
package of Golden Specific In pam
wrapper, accompanied by full directions
how TO use It, Enough of the remedy
Is sent In each free package to give
you an opportunity to witness us mar
velous effect ON those who are slaves 10
drink,
DO not delay You cannot tell what
may happen to the man VINO drinks,
and you would never forgive yoursell
for waiting,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-03-12

the appropriations committee, who fol-
lowed Mr.. Smith, made an appeal Tor
harmony. and strongly advised against
hasty action. The welfare Of the party,
he urged demanded that q solution OF
the problem satisfactory to all should
be found. He said that the sibley
proposition would be satisfactory TO
him. as personally he favored an
aba 1donment Of the reciprocity scheme,
saying the country was prosperous ana
agitation should be avoided.
Speaker Henderson came forward
with q plea for party harmony ana
unity and moved that the caucus ad-
ioUrn until next Tuesday.
Mr. Littleheld Of Maine countered
this stroke by proposing TO amend the
speakers motion so as to eliminate
the Tuesday which, If carried, would
have resulted In sine die adjourn
men, OF the caucus, This amendment
was lost 81 to 70. and then the speak
el's motion TO adjourn until next Tues-
day prevailed, Y to "a,
The beet sugar advocates claim a
strength greater that the vote showed,
saying the speakers appeal carried
enough votes to cause another recess.
During the caucus II developed that
the administration was inclined to ac-
cept the Sibley proposition.
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2 Mrs. Clementine Richmond,
of the Forum Club of Chicago.

as read how other sick women had bcea
eufsd by Using Wine Of Cardui. new hops
sprang up In my heart-and ! tried It. Iva,
very pleased to find that relief came vsrY
soon and at my neIt menstrual period the
pains were greatly lesscasd and wahingsevts
weeks was we'll"
Health may be secured by every woman
who will treat herself as Mrs. Richmond
did. But you need not suffer eight long
years before relief comes. You can secure
it this week. Continued suffering makes
the disease chronic and harder to cure.
The women who write Of these happy cures
are women who act--who when they are
convinced 90 directly to their druggist and
get the medicine and take IT, No one ha'
ever been cured by putting of treatment.
Are your menses irregular ? Are they
painful? If they are, you cannot afford to
let this trouble run on day longer. Wine
Of Cardui is the treatment you need. Any
woman who has ever taken il viii tell you
that. If you think your case needs advice,
write a letter to The Ladies Advisory De-
partment, The Chattanooga Medicine Co.,
Chattanooga, Tenn, and q letter Of advice
will be sent you. II you begin taking
Wine Of Cardui today, you will feel the im-
proyement in very few days. Thedfords
Black. Draught, its companion medicine,
helps greatly in effecting cure by reGu'
ating the bowels which are frequently con-
stipated in cases Of female trouble. Go TO
your druggist and secure a sl.O0 bottle OF
Wine Of Cardui-Now.
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ell and members Of the Marquette club.
He was escorted to the Auditorium
hotel where he remained until late In
the afternoon, when he was driven TO
the clubhouse OF the Marquette club,
where an Informal reception, lasting
for an hour, was held,
II had been the original intention to
hold great reception, but Gen.
Funston said that his physical condi-
tion was not equal to the strain that
would be imposed by function Of that
kind
The speakers at the banquet held to-
night were Gen, John G, Black Of Chi
cage Col. Henry l., Turner Of Chicago
and Myron T. Herrok Of Cleveland.
Tomorrow Gen. Funston will be
shown the sights Of Chicago, and viii
hold two receptions, one at the Press
club and another at the Chicago Attn
letic club. Thursday morning he will
return to New York.
Gen. Funston's speech:
Had It not been for the so-caIled
peace party in the states the lnsurrec-
ton would have been suppressed finally
In January 1900. Since that time 900
lives have been sacrificed and millions
of dollars have been spent Were It not
for the hope Of the few leaders sim
under arms that the United States Is
on the verge Of a civil war in their
behalf, all resistance would be at an
end
Two negro soldiers deserted our army
and for u time served in the insurgent
army. They We're caught and hanged.
1t would have been more Of an act of
Justice had we hanged people who
signed the recent petition TO Congress
asking that we confer with the Philip
Inc leaders in an effort to secure
peace.
IN the one case two ignorant men
were executed, while in the other case,
other people more guilty than they, In
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-03-12
CHICAGO ENTERTAINs FUNSTON
He Says Cubans Are Far Superior
To Fillpinos.

Chicago, March l1.--Gen. Frederick
S. Funston was the guest Of honor al
an elaborate banquet held tonight In
the clubhouse Of the Marquette club,
members Of the Lincoln club also shar-
ing in the occasion,
Gen. Funston arrived In the city at
o'clock this afternoon for a stay Of
two days, during which time he Will
be the guest OF various clubs and the
city as well.
He was met by a reception committee
composed OF members Of the city coun'
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-03-12

Many people with weak digestion as
well q some physicians, consider the
FIRST st.n to take IN attempting TO cure
lndigcnJionts 10 restrict the diet either
by seIo ting certain foods aud reject
ing o, eos or to cut down the amount
of foo eaten TO barely enough TO keep
soul ii body tQrethcr Va other words
the walton plan Is by many sup-
poseh to be The iirst essential
An Ibis is radically wrong II Is fool
ish a,l unscentlic toIccommend diet
ing ~ man already suffering from
starvation because Indigestion Itself
siaN,s every organ, nerve and fibre
IN Tie body.
What people with poor digestion most
need Is abundant nutrition, plenty Of
good wholesome, properly cooked food,
ana something 10 assist the weak stom-
acN TO digest It,
This Is exactly the purpose for which
Sluart's Dyspepsia Tablets are adapt
ca and the true reason why they cure
ne worst cases Of stomach trouble
Eat a sufficient amount Of whole
some food and after each meal take one
or Two Of Stuarts Dyspepsia Tablets to
promptly digest It.
IN this way the system Is nourished
and the oyerworked stomach rested,
because the tablets will digest the food
whether the stomach works or not, one
grain Of the active digestive principle
m Stuarts Dyspepsia Tablets being
sufficient TO digest 5000 grains Of meat,
Gigs or other albuminous food
Dr. Harlandson and Dr. Redwell rec
ommend these tablets In all cases Of
defective digestion because the pepsin
and diastase in them are absolutely
free from animal matter and other Inn
purities, and being pleasant to the taste
are as safe and harmless for the child
as for the adult
All drug stores sell this excellent
PREPARATION, and the daily use OF them
after meals will be Of great benefit, not
only as an immediate relief but TO per-
manently build up and inyigorate the
digestive organs.
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full possession Of their senses, were al
lowed to go free,
We are informed that Mai. Waller,
one Of the brayest officers IN the navy,
Is 70 be court-marlialed because he shot
some natives who stole the food from
his starving men, II that Is true | say
bully for Waller. ! am glad he did il.
The great mass Of the natives In the
Philippines DO not know what inde-
pendence Is, Nlnety.hye per cent want
to be LETT alorp ana prefer TO be gov
erned by others than themselves,
The case Of Cuba has been held as an
example Of what we could do In the
far east l believe my experience In
these Islands has given me an insight
into the character Of both peoples
There are 10 Cuban leaders who are
superlors OF any leader the FilipInos
ever had, There Is no comparison be-
tween the two. And | am not lying
awake, either, thinking Of how / love
the Cubans.
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ses which nine times out Of ten cause their
trouble, With the menses appearing reg
ularly health returns, the drains cease and
the blood is put in perfect order.
Mrs. Clementine Richmond, Of Chicago,
ILL.,, after suffering eight years with ulcer
alton Of the womb got relief by taking
Wine Of Cardui. This medicine stopped
the drains and relieved the blood Of the
poison that was in her system and could
not escape Correct menstrual habits
cleanse the blood, but irregular menses both
weaken and poison it, Wine Of Cardui
cured Mrs. Richmond's troubles by regu-
lating menstruation. She says;
1AS specific for female troubles Wine Of
Cardui is certainly superior medicine. !
suffered for eight years with liberation Of
the womb and although my family physi-
clan prescribed different remedies, and | used
a number Of douehes and washes. 1emed
only to get worse and finally gave up In
despair and decided that health would never
be mine again. Fortunately this spring one
Of your LITTLE books was left at my door and
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-03-12
FRENCH THEATRICAL BENEFIT.
Greatest Ever Seen In Paris 20 be
Given April 10.

Canton, o., March l2.-On April IS,
in Paris is TO be given the greatest
theatrical benefit ever seen In the
French capital, according 20 adylces re-
ceiyed here The proceeds are to go
to the fund for a Mckinley memorial
at Canton
Secy. Frederick Hartzell OF the Ohio
Mckinley Memorial association, today
received from Judge Holmes, formerly
Of New York. but now OF Paris, who rs
at the head Of the Mckinley collection
in Europe details Of the plans for the
benefit Judge Holmes writes that the
French government has broken prece-
dent by permitting the use Of the Thea
ter Comlque for the benefit Boxes viii
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Gould Appeals TO Gov. oden.

ST. Louis Mo-, March ia written
appeal by George j. Gould of Gov. Ben
iamn f. Odell of New York for an APP,
Precipitation OF S50O,OOO to adequately
re present the Empire state at the st.
Louis worlds fair, was read yesterday
before The board of directors of the ex-
position company,
The letter is the result OF one ad-
dressed by Prest. Joseph Ramsay Jr,,
Of the Wabash railway TO Mr., Gould,
at the suggestion Of Chairman c. H..
Huttig of the states and territorial com
mlttee.
Mr.. Gould says the exposition viii as
slst in the advancement Of all the
states In the union
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Mhatln Your Tare worthy

Sometimes a fortune, but never, II
you have n sallow complexion, jaun-
diced look, moth patches and blotohes
on the skin,-all signs Of Liver Trouble.
But DR.. Kings New Life Pills give
Clear Skin Rosy Cheeks, Rich COM
plexion Only % cents at y. c. M. l.
Drug Dept
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-03-12
A LAKE OF OIL.
sheepmen Find One Near the Bridger
Mountains.

Lander, Wye, March 1.-Two sheep
men recently discovered near the Bridg-
or mountains, and not far from Lost
Cabin, Wyo, q flowing oil springs to-
gether with lake Of OIL The forma-
ton resembles that Of the Lander oil
fields and the oil is the same as Is
found here. A rush has set in and a
large number Of claims have been To-
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CURES DRUNKARDS
SECRETLY.


Few men become drunkards from
choice or inclination all welcome re-
lease from the awful habits. Golden
Specific will cure the worst habltuQl
drunkard. This wonderful remedy can
be administered by wife or daughted, in
food tea. coffee or milk without causing
tha rllvhtaat s1spiclon Its cure Is sure