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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-01-29
WOMEN OF ALL GLASSES
rild pe-ru-na Indispensable to Guard Against Colds
Coughs and Chronic Catarrh

Mrs. G.. w. Miller, 30 n. First street
Minneapolis, Mimi, writes;
"Peruna IS blessing to women,
There IL no greater strain on the nerves
Of a woman than the never ending cares
Of II household. When things go wrong,
dinner Is burned and children cry, tits
not so easy TO look pleasant, but when
sickness in the family adds to the bur-
den II becomes very heavy, | have
found Peruna my very best friend under
these difficulties. When my children
were sick IL cured them and when ]
became ovor-taxcd and weary peruna
restored me, and IL anyone in my house
hold caught cold few doses Of Peruna
administered az once prevented unpleas-
ant results. II every wife and mother
would have n bottle Of Peruna in her
medicine chest, life's burdens would be
much easier to carry."--MrsG,W Miller.
The club woman and The housewife
Join IN prsising Peruna The reason
for this Is because both these classes
are alike subject 10 cafarrh end ca
farrhaI diseases.
Catarrh is everywhere. No class Of
people are exempt from It's insidious
ravages, It enters the palace and howell
with equal facility, Itatacks men and
women with like forociiy and frequency,
Strong men and fair women are among
it, victims.
Thus It Is we find Peruna, the catarrh'
remedy, everywhere. The upper classes
use ~ the lower cllsses cannot do with.
out IT, and the middle classes praise H.
At this time Of the year when winter
begins 10 approach with is chill blasts
and biting fro.t', everyone should be
as alert as possible TO escape what seems
to be almost inevitable in this climate,
catarrh,
The number Of people who have ca
tarrh Of some form or other every winter,
Is Millions
Nov Is The time 10 ger Peuna.
Now Is the time TO get Peruna, and II
should be taken as soon as the slightest
symptom of catching cold manifests
Itself.
Many people do not seem TO under.
stand that cold is acute catarrhj that
catching cold 81 simply catching ca.
tarh. An old cold is chronic catarrh.
Catarrh Is liable to settle anywhere in
the system, While tits true that Peruna
cures catarrh wherever located, yet II Is
advisable for everyone 10 use Peruna as
u preventive, and not waitmtil catarrh
has fastened Itself in some part OF the
system,
you do not derive prompt and salts
factory results from the use Of Perund,
write ut once TO DR.. Hartman, giving a
full statement of your case and he will
he pleased to give you his valuable adj
vice gratis
Address Or. Hartman, President Of
The Hartman Sanitarium, Columbus, .,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-01-29
North German Lloyd AGhlrs.

Bremen. Jan 29-An article IN the
Weser Zeiiung. seemingly based upon
the authority OF the North German
LLOYD steamship company aifirms that
Herr Wlogand. Of the North German
LLOYD steamship company and Herr
Baiin, president Of the Hamburg
American line have not yet sailed for
New York. and VIII not do 80 untll
early In February While IN New
\ ork. says the Weser Zeitung, they VIII
make no agreement affecting the indie
pendence OF the German steamship
lines.
The article shifts at the so-called Inn
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-01-29
Editor Flcharty May Die.

Boise. Ida, Jan. 2S.--Jessc c. Flehar-
~. telegraph editor of the Statesman,
who was attacked and robbed early
yesterday morning while going home
from his work, Is IN a precarous con
di.ion His mind has been wandering
ever since receiving the terrible blow on
the head with a brick, Tonight he has
passed into a stupoE and grave fears
are entertained for his life There Is
10 clue to the hehwaymen.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-01-29

Mr. Teller further along referred 10
what he declared was the establish
ment IN the Philippines of rec0ncentra-
ton camps and to the repetition in the
Philippines Of the horrors introduced
in cuba by Weyer. He said that a
private letter from an army officer IN
the Philippines had been received IN
Washington IN which an army officer
was quoted as saving with respect 10
the establishment Of concentration
camps III this thing Is TO continue
Will have TO apologize TO Weyler.' An
other officer was quoted as adding:
"The time has come when ! am ready
10 apologize to him now
Mr.. Teller, IN response TO a volley
Of questions, replied that he did not
know the name Of the writer of the
letter and would not mention It II he
did know it,
80 CENSORSHIP WANTED.
AS he was proceeding TO discuss the
censorship on press dispatches sent
from Manila be was Interrupted by
Mr.. Foraker who quoted from an IN
tcrvieW with President Taft Of the
Philippine commission, uhdef yeslei-
days date stating that there was no
censorship Of press dispatches now.
Further along Judge TAFT with refer
ence to the alleged establishment Of
concentration camps explained that
only an lnsurrectionarry Gordon had
b'en established with view to crush-
ING out what remained of rebellion
Mr.. Foraker said that II there was
anything more barbaric than another
II was the establishment Of concentra-
ton camps in Cuba by Gen Wcylcr
and for any senator to say that this
government had established anything
OF the Kind IN the Philippines was for
him to make a most serious charge,
Mr. Teller was insisting that he had
good authority for the statement that
press dispatches were censored In Ma
Mia when he was intercepted by Mr.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-01-29
Gov. Hunt Wants an Expert.

San Juan, =. r.. Jan 20.--GOv Hunt
has cahled 80 the treasury department
at Washington asking that an expert
be Sent here to settle the counterfeit
question at Ponce, where $1,000 in bogus
silver was recently seized business
there Is practically suspended. The
merchants Of Ponce are refusing to ac-
cept any silver coins Of the date OF
1898. 1899. 1909 and 1901,
The counterfeit dollars are poorly
executed hut the alleged spurious
halves and quarters defy detection
They are apparently Of the fun weight.
The bank officers have examined sam
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-01-29
Prince of Wales Leaves Berlin

Berlin. Jan. 2S,-The Prince Of Wales
left Berlin today on his way to Streilt2
Emperor william and Prince Henry Of
Prussia babe him farewell at the rail-
road station, There was much kissing
between the royal cousins, but the pub
lie maintained an attitude of cool In
difference
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-01-29
Government Pacific Gable Favored

Washington, Jan. 2S.-By a vote Of
S TO the House committee on com
mcrce today decided In favor Of gov
eminent construction, operation and
maintenance OF n Pacific cable and or
dered a favorable report Of the bill CT
Representative Corliss OF Michigan
providing the details Of such gov
eminent undertaking.
at the meeting today the bill was
amended so as to provide that the gov
eminent cable. shall bee OF American
manufacture n this can be supplied ac-
cording to the highest standard anG az
a cost not exceeding ten per cent above
foreign manufacture
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-01-29
A Fireman Killed.

Rochester. n. Y, Jan. PA four
story brick building occupied by the
Rochester Machine and Screw compa-
n.y. and the w II, Hutchinson & Coz
carriage trimmings and the Brighton
Manufacturing comuany, has been to-
tally destroyed By fire. Loss tj1wO'
Fire Lieut.. VIM, Bone was Killed by
a falling wall and two other aremen
seriously Injured.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-01-29

yes OF silver from Ponce and say the
COINS are good There are no experts
here or az Ponce.
me chamber Of commerce has re-
solved to accept all apparently good
silver until the arrival of the treasury
agents.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-01-29
Amelia Rives' Husband Insane.

Richmond Va, Jan. pa Loulsa
Court House special says A decree
mas been entered IN the circuit court Of
ms county regarding the mentality OF
John Armstrong Chaner the dl-
Vorced husband OF Amelia Rlves, In
which Chanler Is declared to be sane
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-01-29
Palma Appoints Private secretary.

New York, Jan. 20.-Gen. Tomas Es-
uada Palma, presldent-olect Of Cuba.
has appointed as his private secretary
Manue! Rios, who was an attache Of
the cuban tunta here nj the time Of
the revolution in cuba.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-01-29
Mrs. stanford Gives a Reception.

New York Jan, 29.-Mre, Leland
stanford gave a reception last night TO
the graduates Of Leland stanford, Jr,
university residing IN this city and
vicinity. The reception will probably
result I'm the formation OF a Leland
stanford alumni association here,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-01-29

tended that men and women were
bought and sold In that transaction
TO EXTEND THE CONSTITUTION,
At the conclusion Of Mr. Spooners
remarks Mr.. Teller (Colo.), offered the
following amendment to the bill as
separate section
"The bin further enacted chat the
Constitution and an the laws Of the
United states which are not locally IN
applicable shall have the same force
and effect within the Philippine archi-
pelago as elsewhere within the United
States
Mr. Teller declared that the outrages
and tOrtures committed In the Phlllp-
pines by the Spanards had been IN
creased since the advent of The Amer
leans into the islands, as WAS also the
case when the Anglo Saxons succeed
cd the languld Latin In such an under
taking. He asserted that war was rife
today in the Philippines, as II had been
since our forces opened fire on the Fill
pinos.
DUTY OF ADMINISTRATION.
He was satisfied, he said, that II the
senator from Massachusetts, tMr,
LODGE, would call before the Philip
pine committee men who know the
facts he would find in the Philippines
a condition Of absolute instruction
and war. There was not square mile
of territory in the islands, he said,
outside of Manila, where an American
could walk without the protection OF
the bayonets. The civil branch of this
government he declared, insisted that
there was no war In the Philippines,
while the military authorities were
calling for more troops. ut is incum-
bent upon this administration said
Mr.. Teller, ito tell Us when It is going
to bring about peace and order In the
islands. If this administration has not
got policy except to drift, we ought
10 know It,"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-01-29

Emily Mnburne, side Young woman's Club e West
Chicago illinois, writes The Peuna Medicine Company Co
lumbus Ohio.
The members of West Side Club have used
medicine FOR the different conpia
colds whether cough clfarr Influenza OF
grippe We find superior tonic and an appetizer and good
cure INDIGESTION friend Personally endorse
knowing be deserving the confidence OF suffering humanity
EMILY MHBURNE.
Ask Yollr Druggist for Free peru.na Almanac. EV
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-01-29
schooner Mary Il. Russ Pulled on.

San Francisco, Cal. Ian 20.-The
schooner Mary y. Russ. which was
blown ashore at Bakers Beach in the
Golden Gate during the gale last night.
was pulled from her perious position
and towed into port early this morning
by the tug Defiance.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-01-29
|IIIIT BITTER
\ DEBATE IN SENATE
". called Forth BY the Philip
Pine Question
u,v.y DsPooNEH TILT


...,,,ron Jan 9s'--A Philippine
N''aa a' central in the Senate ehalh'
san u, ~ tor nearly three hours. bu'
" ~, "a !, definite results At times
y ~. ,0't very serious. and the apecla-
"''' .o tbronged the galleries
~ ,.1 4 with Dreathless interest
i0u'' .ny in Senate debates is not
nu but It has been years since
n''' ", been such a hurricane OF BIT
u"' paw Of personal taunt' OF
y a. ', csarees and Of inmooiI'eu CRUZ
s s@ u was witnessed To-Day
mcu BITTERNESS DISPLAYED
!. .nce the discussion of the reso-
N Fading up to the spanish,
e ...,oae war has any scene occurred
S's .l' senate chamber comparable
N " todays. Even that debate lacked
,u "sc bitterness manifested at
sn.s today. Irritation was aIouseu
I ,',b sIdes Of the chamber and once
J. ,otre personal encounters between
a,s , seemed imminent
F Any, when Senator Teller taunted
4, ~ esoubucan senator's by declaring
", tbay knew the statements made
= recent dispatch from Manila, In
.,sL Cen, Wheaton was represented
!, .A'' crtclsIng the opponents OF the
."',.nments policy in the Philip
sIr's we're true, half a dozen Republl-
srs we're on their feet In an instant.
LODGE ANGERED,
Sn,to- Lodge, az whom the taunts
,sml 10 be aimed particularly, hnr-
ANN crossed from his seat In the CEN
" 81 me- Republican side to the main
NM Of the Senate, and white to the
Ta psslonately challenged the state
r,nt OF the Colorado senator and de-
w,Ddel that he withdraw It.. Senator
F,lsr 50 modified the statement that
hrthsr hostllities at that time were
Msrted
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-01-29
A Big Eire In Montreal.

Montreal Jan, 29.--Fire late last night
completely Quilted the Guardian Assur-
unce companyQ's building on St. James
street LOSS on building and to ten
ants, 100000
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-01-29
FILIplNos AT So A HEAD.

After a little coloQuy Mr. Tillman
asked Mf Spooner when he quoted
the Constitution a moment ago IN re-
lard to the power Of Congress IN deal
Ing with territory and other properly.
aid he include men as other properly
v hose liberty and lives and ail rightss
ere to be jeopardzed or TO be destroyed
In this country. and whether they are
property; whether people are properly
You bought then at 81 a mead " u
true, but did YOU intend 10 give iheii'
tbeir liberty as we propose, or do you
propose to hold them under the bayo-
net, under carpetbag government more n',,.
damnable than YOU put on us n 1853
THAT is the old question = replied
Mr.. spooner. 1.-THE power 10 occupy Ia,
hablted territory involves the power, !
suppose, 10 change the allegiance. we
acquired Louisiana. No one ever pre-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-01-29
Sluggish
Intellect
CAUSED BY
COFFEE.

Careful inquiry in the
schoolroom developed the fact
that those children who are
habltually given coffee to
drink have sallow complexion,
are nervous, more or less ir-
ritable, and very sluggish in
tellect, or an oyerwrought
and abnormal imagination,
results OF extreme nervous
ness, My own experience with
coffee drinking kept me af-
ilicted for some years with se-
we're and constant headaches,
with extreme nervousness at
times.
II was compelled 10 aban-
don coffee altogether, and
was quickly relieved OF the
headaches and other troubles.
! was fortunate enough to Sc
cure a package Of Postum
Food Coffee, but my FIRST at
tempt at making It was Il
failure. After another trial
and following directions
(Which are very easy, by the
way, | secured a delicious
drink. far superior In my
mind TO coffee. have con
tinued TO use Il from the
start, and my improvement
has been steady with no IN
effects at all"
The above was written by
a school teacher, Miss Il.
Barnard. OF oxford, Kan,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-01-29
TILLMAN TNvoKEs GODS AID.

Mr. Tnlman--God help men IN the
PHILIPPINES now. You have already
butchered In three years three times
as many as the spaniards did In three
centuries. 40,
Mr.. Spooner--It IS one thing to XIII
men with arms in their hands against
n government and against the ilag IL
Is another thing to burn them.
Mr.. Tllman---You burned them In
Kansas sir.
Mr.. Spooner--Whereyer II Is done 1t
is an outrageous crime.
Mr.. Tnlman--Oh Il is very easy
thing for man who has not come IN
contact with them in close quarters 10
theorlze and sentimentalige as TO what
other people ought 20 do
MIR. Tillman was admonlshed by the
President pro TEN that be must not IN
terrupt senator without first obtain
ing leave, 20 which he replied that ne
was "tauuted In a way that no white
man from South Carolina can submit
4. -
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-01-29
TO THE MAN WHO THINKS.

IL 1OoK yourself squarely in the face and see
M4lI i you are not half ashamed to be without
ISlzs3j Ivory Soap in your house. Worse than this,
l----@zJ your wife is without it. It is bad enough
tor a man, though man often doesn't care how
his comfort is ms-spelIed But woman misses ali
these little helps to housekeeping. And Ivory Soap
Is one; It's great potency makes It actually cheaper
than yellow soap for general work. 1t floats.
o'r'ast 's,tss Co usa.,n
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-01-29
RACE PROBLEM.

kAJE lhObLbM,
One Of the sharpest colloquies Of the
pSon was between Senators Spooner
md Tilman. The race problem, In.
,olvng the lynching Of negroes, was
iligected into the controversy and
ru.h feeling was manifested by both
senator's
Senator's In their excitement for the
rontnt seemed to have forgotten the
subject Of debate. The chair (Mr.
Pn0 was able with difficulty to main
hn order When the discussion finally
va ended for the day the chair felt
dln upon seriously to admonlsh sen
tios that the rules Of the body had
NJ hen observed, Such an admoni-
IN has not been made by the presld-
M shnr Of the Senate In many
Fir
PalllPPINE TARIFF BILL.
NJ Philippine tarin' bill was taken
~ Nj McCumber Of North Dakota,
mTrng to the statement Of Mr.. Du-
hsyglerday regarding Gen, Wheaton
hflg been charity boy, educated
I he military academy, said Gen
Malcn never had been at West Point
~ rose nom the ranks.
NJ Dubois said he was glad TO know
Senator's had been qulbbling over
" Dispatch from Manila, but so far
hh' had observed none OF them had
NallIed 10 suggest that army officers
h9ld not be reprlmanded for their
rilcsm OF senator's.
@'sTlhg TO the recent criticism of
yen Merritt former commander Of the
t1artment Of the east. for some
Menehls he was reported to have
Ale IN q public speech, MIR, Foraker
FSsnled a letter from Gen. Merritt
h'ng emphatlcally that he ever had
hA the constitution was an anti
vAld document and ought to be
ny Spooner then resumed his re-
lsl| on the Philippine tariff bill.
Mh rather breezy colouuy between
AZ Spooner and Mr., Tillman, the lat-
" @Aea Mr Spooner to say explicitly
W, sns'osf me Philippine Islands were a
Wy o. The United States.
%. recommend" replied Mr. Spooner.
~ way We senator read the decision of
% Supreme Court"
II, nave read some Of those decisions,
~ lllman said, but with four
, ,s on one side and four on the
Y, and the fifth wabbling, | could
=" make much out Of them"
SETTLED BY SUPREME COURT.
, NY spooner-rhe Supreme Court
ANY, one thing, and that is that there
a. distinction between the United
NE INV ana territory belonging to the
s ,. states. While Mr.. Spooner was
,s.Needlng with his speech he was in
Ss.P,ed by Mr. Tnlman and in a mo-
, my, . sensational colloquy was in
IlLLMAN AND sPooNER.
~, ~ ,i Illlman inquired. "win the SEN
IVY S'o" me TO ask him If the Plat
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amendment had been defeated by de.
bate until the end Of the session would
that side have had the courage q
have gone forward in It's philanthfoplo
humanity, Christianity and liberty
and all that kind OF thing and have
called an extra session"
Mr.. Spooner--We have courage
enough on this side to do anything on
earth,
Mr.. Tllman-Except to defend the
negro.
Mr.. Spooner--We have not courage
enough to lynch colored men or deprive
them OF their rights
Mr.. Tillman--Does the senator desire
10 discuss the race question hereY lie
seems to have left the proposition
which he started on TO throw a per-
sonal fling at me. ] am ready to meet
him anywhere on the race question
MIR. Spooner-Wherever the senator Is
willing 70 meet me on that question or
any other he will find me there, no far
as that Is concerned. The senator ad-
dressed TO me an observation rather
offensive In It's character
Mr.. Tlnman--It certainly had no al
fusion to lynchnB
Mr., Spooner--No'
SOUTHERN LYNCHINGs,
Mr.. Tlllman--And the senator under
stands very we'll that ] come from a
section of the country where lynchlng
for given crime and for a good many
other crimes Is very powerful Now
does the senator wish TO leave the
Philippine proposition, In which he Is
dealing with a colored people IN most
Infamous and damnablc and hypocrlt-
Ical way and go South and hold the
negroes IN as examples that we are
dealing with in a similar way9 ! mean
the colored people here NJ home, Are
we TO have two rules of conduct In re-
gnrd 10 the colored people-one In the
Philippines by which we butcher them
ana shoot Christianity into them, and
another in the South, whore we are al"
lowed to protect our wives and chill
dren2
MIR spooner-If we had the same
rule for the colored people In the Phil
Ippines as the senator refers to IN the
South. God help the coiored man In
the Philippines.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-06-27
Mebr SturmIhaOcu,

Mariettu, O., 26. Suni,-0er
S3aoen, tpelter Dur6 ZEN in berganz
9sner Ra6t bier p~iit6enDen Sturm
e~ntitanb, nirb auf 100000 gsi6dBt.
8iQium @eperns fam um'5 2eben,
orei 6ruuen purcsn gefd6rli4 unO
me6rere anbere 9erionen minOer be-
oenfli6 berleBt.
indianapolis, Sn0., 26. SUI
ni.-G5 1T ieBt feitgeiteGt, OuB nur
8mei perIonen our6 BEN 5turm umz
famen, pel6er geItern SnOiana beimz
iu6te. Der petuntdre S6aben nirO
iebo6 auf D0Gig $1,5OO,OOO gei6GBt.
Qancai It er, ga, 26. Sum-. -
Gnormer S6aDen enttano pa6renb
Der leBten 9aft in ber NG6a DON bier
our6 einen Chiffon. @iela 6arm6Guier
nuroen umgefpa6t unO flint 9er7onen
Iinb perleBt, etre oerielben t0Otli4,
Ginctnndti, o., 26. Stunt. -
Die gauge 8egenO am oberen Sbio 1T
in Der IeBten Nadt Oura einen p6az
nomenaIen 8egenIturm 6simgeiu6t
porben. Sr Oielen 8egenOen nabm
Der Regcn Die 8eftaIt BON 0olfenbrii=
4en an. @roBe @erbeerungen perben
aus 8a1ipoIi5, S%tringtopn, 8iplen
unb Sronton, g., 4oint 9leuiunt,
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