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The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1902-04-27

From the Philadelphia Record.
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From the Philadelphia Record.
When a cook applies for place in
a restaurant he says first:
whats the wages?"
And after he has learned about the
wages he goes on:
"Includin' grease?"
Yes" is the answer or else it is
NO" whereupon he resumes:
"Includin' bones?"
An inquisitive eprson the other day
heard a cook asking these strange
questions of a restaurateur and the IN
duisitive person inquired: What on
earth did that cook mean2'
HE meant that he wished to know If
he would get the grease and bones
as perquisites," the resLaurateur eX-
planned. THE waste grease and bones
of a big eating house amount in the
course of a month to- great deal, you
know Here we get monthly $500
pounds of bones and they all go TO
the cook. He sells Them at half cent
a pound, and thus they add $3.50 a
week to his salary. But the grease
here is not a perqulsite. 1 keen II for
myself. And l get so a month for it.
1t is used in the manufacture of soap"
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1902-04-27

tube (please do not be shocked) he was
able to prove to her conclusively that
she had still her dinner within her
practically undigested. After this.
she slept soundly: before this. nothing
would have convinced her that she
was not empty. She had mistaken the
craving for food-probably the result
of acid fermentation in the stomach
as a genuine hunger due to emptiness.
She was suffering, not from dipsoma-
MIA but from peiromonia, if one may
coin a new word. A word is sadly
needed for this distressing form of
madness. One may doubt which of
the three forms of madness is the
worst, dipsomania, peinomania, or
chrysOmania, which is the desire for
gold.
An Historical Instance.
Here is another instance, which has
now become historical. 1t happened
that a certain soldier, Alixis st. Mar
tin, had his left side so wounded as to
leave an external opening at least an
inch wide, through which the condition
and some of the operations of his
stomach could be seen. Here was a
chance for those who disapproved of
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1902-04-27
THE FALLACY OF A THEORY.
THE SLOW CHEWING OF FOOD Es-
SENTIAL TO HEALTH.

Interesting Instance of the Soldier
Whose stomach Was Watched
Through an Aperture Made by n
WOund-The DOwager Who Mis-
took the Acid Fermentation of I'm
diSested Food for Hunger-TriaIs
of Those Who Adopt Rational, Sim
pie FOODS.
By Eustace Miles, NJ. A,
Formerly Scholar of Kings College,
Cambridge, and Assistant Master at
Rugby School; Amateur Tennis
Champion of England and America;
Author of Muscle. Brain and Diet"
Personal experience after a fair trial
of several diets carefully chosen. care
fully cooked if necessary, and care
fully eaten, can be the only safe guide
Yet, theories as to the values of diff
ferent foods may not be altogether
valueless; they may save unfortunate
mistakes.
The man who has read book on
cricket is not necessarily a Grace or
a Ranjutsinhji; he need not be able to
play cricket The man who has read
or even written-a book on food or on
physiology need not know how or what
to cat, or, at any rate, he need not
betray by his way of living that he
knows anything on the subject. There
are many well-known scientists" who
can tell you all sorts of facts about It's
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1902-04-27

From the Milwaukee Sentinel.

From the Milwaukee Sentinel.
Last fall the occupant of a rented
cottage on Upper Western avenue,
wishing to add to the comfort of his
home and at the same time improve
the appearance of the place. conceived
the idea-a rather unusual one for a
tenant-of digging a cellar and putting
a brick foundation under the house. All
winter he devoted his spare moments
in the morning, in the evening and on
Sundays-to the work of excavation,
and when the job was completed he
proceeded to erect the foundation.
The next time the landlord called to
collect the rent he was much surprised
at the change in the appearance of his
place.
This is quite an improvement" said
he to his tenant.
Eyes, it is" replied the latter. "Well
/ felt as thought 1 wanted a little more
room and, as 1 had a little spare time
1 concluded to add a basement to the
house"
1T certainly makes quite a differ
ence in the looks of the place" said
the landlord, land ought to make the
property more valuable. In view Of
this fact l suppose l will have to raise
the rent. You may have the house at
the old price until the 1st of May, but
after that must ask you to pay me 81
more"
This was more than the tenant had
looked for, and the landlords remarks
took him completely by surprise. AS
he likes the place and does not care to
move, he is now wondering whether he
can compel the landlord to pay him
for the labor and time spent in i'm
proving the pluce.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1902-04-27

while, even if you have to s3end a
month or six months or year in doing
1t. Picture it for a moment. 1t is
ones idea of heaven. Whatever one
wants to do. this one may do, and one
should do. Surely there can be no
other definition of perfect health.
For we do not always want to be
pulling the reins and to be saying to
ourselves, mo, you shan'tl"
CarefuIness the WatchwOrd.
But till our blood is pure and strong
we have to be watching carefully, re-
sisting temptation, using up our ener-
gies in this negative kind of work in
stead of creating something, instead
of being something positively.
Now the first thing l want you to
understand is that, If you are at all
unhealthy (and nearly every one is
considerably so), then your feelings
are two absolutely convincing exam
pies.
My old friend DR.. so-and-so has
treated 1 don't know how many cases
of all sorts of illnesses. He has many
ways of restoring health; one process
alone he has applied to over ten thou
sand cases with the most wonderful
effects. But he uses neither drugs nor
stimulantS. Water-treatmentS and one
or two meals a day are among his IA
Vorites. With the muck that he has
drawn from the systems of his pa
tients he might have started a large
and, of course, a ccessful-drugshop
What drugshop is not successful?
Now he had one gluttonous patient.
She had finished her dinner before s
O'Clock one night, and before 10 o'clock
she demanded supper, saying that she
could not sleep on an empty stomach.
My friend assured her that her stom-
ach was amply stocked with dinner.
She refused to believe it, He then
gave her two glasses of hot water to
drink, and by means of the stomach
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1902-04-27
FIREPLACE FERNERIES.
18th Gardens That Preserve a De-
I.htfuI Temperature.


n. number of excellent plans for
ming or decorating a fire place
- is more sensible or ornamental
-, that of turning it into sort of
emery. Ferns, ivy, swamp lilies.
.rir.inkles, and two or three varieties
= oriental iris love to root in cool,
dark moist places. and properly drain
- and planted a fireplace garden can
10 made just as attractive as one in
window. One woman, whose cottage
craving room is provided with a very
I'D fashioned square brick fireplace, in
,,.bich the antique crane still swings,
and above which the narrow mantle
ebelf is set very high, resorted to very
sir,nle measures for identifying it dur
inner pots, such as the florists hang
IN their windows full of flowers. These
sbs had filled with earth and planted
With green things that love the shade.
and stringing them along the crane
Che effectively screened the smoke
Weakened cavern where the flames had
ieaped all winter.
MANY of her friends have since had
rolished steel cranes fixed in their
modern freplaces, and on these they
have hung brass kettles and bowls,
and one went so far as to have her
bric-a-brac dealer hunt up for her a
true old-fashioned three-legged iron
crane pot
An IVY Screen.-Another resourceful
bousekeeper, who has had large expe-
renee with house plants, found last
winter that English ivy would grow
gratefully if allowed a vase of fresh
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1902-04-27

lively hunger for and then you will be
healthy Also"
Hearing this advice from so able a
representative of his creed, off loafs
the red-nosed topper to the pub. round
the corner for doesn't he want alco-
hoI?-while the fat dowager puffs along
to the restaurant and orders the very
richest of sweet and fat foods and
other such things. Why? because
they desire such things; and because
some who can safely rely on their own
instincts say that instinct FAUST there
fore be the best guide for all.
If you are going to become healthy
and vigorous you will have to get that
notion out of your head. 1t is crly
the pure blooded and strong FLOODED
that can safely trust their desires. Ard
imagine what that means be able
to trust your desires, to know that
whatever you want to do is tire right
thing to do You will have desires as
powerful as those Of the diDsomsuiac-
can you imagine any stronger?-and
YOU will enjoy satisfying them; out
they will be good desires, and TO sat-
isfy them will be your duty. That is
what perfect health means, and there
fore to gain health is abundantly worth
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1902-04-27

sues and blood, and whose diet would
lead one to suppose that all these facts
were absolute lies. They will tell you
the elements of the healthy body, and
will make no effort to seek these ele
ments and these only when they choose
their meals, or when they leave their
meals to be chosen by supremely igno-
rant cooks. How rare is the man who
writes and yet believes
The Genius Eater.
On the other hand, there are ignorant
uniformed folk who keep practically
every law of nature by a beautifully
correct instinct. They know nothing
about cancer, epilepsy, apoplexy, con-
sumption, gastritis, ptomaines, toxins,
acid lamentations, or even about pro-
ted, carbohydrates or cellulose. Per
haps they think that the last named
is chiefly used for collars and ping
pong balls. They simply do what is
right. Dyspepsia for them is mere
name, perhaps they can not even AFFORD
it. These people are the bane If civil
ization. They are the genius eaters.
They say, I'VE only eat what we want
to; we are healthy. Therefore you
should eat what you want to. what
you desire to eat, what you instine-
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1902-04-27

IRON frame, handsomely wrought and
tWlsted.e In the leaves of the screen
the ribbons and tendrils of iron form
d series of brackets, into which large
ana small green tile pots fit. In the
pots all manner of trailing green
things are rooted, and their garlands
ana 4ong tendrils, weaving as they
grow through the wrought iron fret
Work fern a delicate and effectual
screen for the whole hearth.
by another equally pleasing arrange
lnFht the florist will measure a fire
pace and build a special floral hearth
poA. lie makes this box of beaten
DEass' or copper, or tiles, or painted
WOOD and roots in it iris and lilies, and
sIeeh Outstanding things, that will
smut viii shut off the view of the CRATE
or OF the gap left by the removal of the
IRE dogs and logs with wall of color
ana Verdue that is a delightful orna-
ment to any room.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1902-04-27

Double daily trains to Richmond,
va. Through sleepers and dining cars.
lave savannah 1855 noon, 1890 mid
n'snt' arrive Richmond 6 a. M, 5:4S
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1902-04-27

OLD NEWSPAPERS. 200 for Is cents,
at Business once. Morning News.
Bisbee daily review., 1902-08-02
ake advantage of.

take advantage Of.
 From Cananea the road will be ex- tended south to the gulf and that at. an early date ! surveying party is already in the field making a preiim- mary survey.
 This statement coming direct from Superintendent Sroufe. is eonslusiy Q
 evidence that the Southern Pacific
 company intends to invade this sec
 tion of Arizona Several months ago the Southern Pacific surveyed a line from Cochise to Naco coming through Tombstone and touching Bisbee on the outskirts of the town It Is this survey that will be adopted and the line built without delay. MT. Sroufe has made several trips | into this section since he succeeded MT. Epes Randolph as superintendent l at tucson and with each succeeding | visit. maryeied at the rapid improve ment and many evidences nt prospeY ity in this part Of Arizona
Bisbee daily review., 1902-08-02

While it is known in Bisbee that trouble has arisen between Mir Lind say and the IndIanapolis people. still it is not believed that this will ser- Ously effect the sale of the property to Phelps, Dodge & Co. It may be thee ause Of delay. MT Lindsay when here recently. said that he was very anxious that Phelps, Dodge & Co. should become interested in the prop erty and said that his trouble with the Indiana people would not be like ly to interfere with their purchase oi the property.
 Superintendent Douglas, of the Copper Queen, was out of town yes terday and nothing could be learne ( here regarding the above article con corning the Indiana-Sonora property. Hon. T. J. Taggart of Indianapolis arrived here Thursday but left tow yesterday morning. He is here Ter resentipg the Indiana interests.
Bisbee daily review., 1902-08-02
SOUTHERN PACIFIC WILL BUILD
sUPT. C. C. SROUFE MAKES POS
 TIVE STATEMENT TO RE- VIEW REPORTER
A Connecting Line Will Be Built from cochise to Naco and the Cananea Road to Be Extended South

Supt. c. c. Sroufe, of the Tucson division of the s. P. company, was Tn Bisbee Thursday evening, returning from Cananea in his private car San Carlos. MT. Sroufe was seen at Ben son Friday morning by a representa- tive of this paper and in answer 10 a question regarding the probability of a railroad building from Cochise to Naco to connect with the Cananea railroad, Mir Sroufe stated positively that such a line would be built, and that in the near future.
 The transfer of the Cananea rail way to H. E. Huntington, Epes Ran dolph, W. c. Greene ct al, was moi . sale to the Southern Pacific com
 pany, @ is generally believed, but 1t If . friendly line and one which the Southern Pacific will not be slow tf
Bisbee daily review., 1902-08-02
4 HITCH REPORTED
 IN CANANEA DEAL
MR. LINDSAY, OWNER OF TIRE iNDIANA-soNoRA PROPERTY
Is Reported as Saying That the Sale to Phelps, Dodge q Go. Has Been Declared Off-There May Be Big Litigation

The following article appeared in the Tucson Citizen on Thursday:
 The sale of the Indiana Sonora group of mines has been declared off. Had this deal gone through, it would have been the largest consummated either in Mexico or Arizona this year Tt was reported about two weeks ago that the Phelps Dodge people ns i purchased the property The price paid was said to be something over s1,000. 900. The deal was fixed up in New York, and a number of Indian apolis people were named as ihe own CTS.
 . Tt now appears that the Indian apolis people merely had a bond on the property L. Lindsay is the real owner Of the mines About six months ago he bonded the ground to the Indianapolis parties. and it now seems that this bond expired about five days after the socalled sale to the Phelps-Dodge company. The pro visions of the bond were not lived up to by the holders of it, and conse- quently the mine reverted to the or igina! owner The provisions of the sale call for monthly payments, but they do not cover those Of the bond Il. Lindsay. the owner of the lndl- na-Sonora group, was at the San Nd vier yesterday. When seen by Clt- izen reporter he confirmed the report that the big sale had been declared oil. He said that the lndianapoils men simply held a bond on the prop erty. which he had given them They were not the owners Of the mines urtiI o--a~-- letrer- of the bond had been oon,rlied with. Or course they were rr;rileoed 10 sen the group withlf .ha life of the bond. but if its proYls ;ns have not been disposed of at lt' ,',.ion hen the claims become the anartv of the original owner agalo n,.+ter who has taken charge , .ha,, or how often they have cp' anee
 nss MT. Lindsay declaT d tb, tbe mines were now oil ne marke and were notsfor saie'
 ..This oversight or the mart of u indianapolis peop' wilI no dou throw the Ind' .na.sonora mines in fierce ntiSS on once more, which W take y0 4. to settle. It IS hardiy p' sible that the Phelps Dodge compa "b let go OI SuCn NdiuooIS P
 without a struggle. and MT: Llnos is not disposed to do so either.
 the same time people in !ndinapo will be a big factor in the cont
 versy. - q
 .The Sonora group hraces one of the most valuable pie'
 of mineral land in Northern Meki
 If is situated in the Cananea mo
 tains. and adjoins the property
 inc Greene Consolidated. In fact,
 eral of the claims form weoge
 betweep the richest holdings or
 Cananea company. A great a"o
 of development work has been d
 m the group, and the snowinss
 remarkable for their extent ana T
 ness. .v v.s ot
 ,o l.. Lindsay after . legai os
 vh,ch lasted for years, w. Y. ars
 VIZ an active claimant for me W
 until . couple of years aso. V;
 Clark the millionaire senator 2
 Tontsua, and the owner of the 6
Bisbee daily review., 1902-08-02
EGR SHERIFF

We are authorized to announce K. Huur as a candidate for the office Of sheriff of Cochise county, subject to the action of the democratic county convention.
Bisbee daily review., 1902-08-02

United Verde, was also after the property at one time"
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-03-20

rant charging him with maintaining
unlawful relations with n member of
his household. He was released un-
der 5000 bonds, his hearing being set
for o'clock tomorrow afternoon be-
fore Magistrate Johnson
See the pyramid building. a grand
drill and dwarf quartette. hand bal
ancing and torch swinging AT the Y.
VI. c. \. tonight. Good seats can still
be reserved. Admission - cents.
Joseph Herbert, little son of Mr..
and Mrs. William Recl. was brought
home in the ambulance yesterday af-
ternoOn from ST. Anthony's hospital,
where he had undergone an operation
for appendicitis.
Four lots, 4Ox1SO feet. are for sale
in Riverview terrace. Street cars one
block distant, location Twenty-ninth
street. south of Eighth avenue. Sewer
and water connections. Price $500
each. Apply to f. II. Guyer.
William Weyerhauser and Joe Berg
strom have embarked i'm the contract
ing and building business, under the
firm name of Weyerhauser d Berg
and fine work. Parquet and veneer
ed floor work a speciality. Phone
west 1879. shop l41s Thirty-second
street.
\ team of horses belonging to n
vegetable peddler ran away on
Seventh avenue this afternoon. start
ing near Elm street and bringing up
at Nineteenth street. where they col
lided with the cuTbing and the vehicle
was overturned. The driver. who
STAYED with the wagon through il all.
was thrown out. but escaped injury
People passing along Twentieth
street and Third avenue about 5
o'clock this morning were startled by
hearing a loud report which seemed
TO have been fired from n gun of
large calibre. Upon investigation.
IL was discovered that teamster
passing along ON Third avenue with
a load of rock ran over cartridge.
causing it TO explode.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-03-20
FRIDAYS SPECIALS
an Young q McCombs..


10000 packages Northrup, King q
Co.'S northern grown seeds, &c per
package.
Ingram wall paper. 80 inches wide.
Fridays sale price. per roll. Sc.
Room molding IL per foot, for one
day only.
w. F. Rogers tipped silver. metz I
tea spoons. Fridays sale price, p r
set of six to-. zoe.
Fancy silver plated top, one-half
gallon pitchers. imitation cut glass.
our regular price S1.25, as long as
they last, Friday, soc.
Fancy silk stripe waistings, Fri
days special 19c per yard.
1000 yards toweling. &c per yard.
Pharoah's horses, round wood
frame, Fridays special 69c.
$50 German books. regular price
35c. sale price 1sc.
Children's box jackets. age from >
to 6 years, Fridays sale price Csc.
500 yards velveteen skirt binding,
(colQrs only, worth up to Zoe per
yard. for Fridays sale price 1c per
yard.
Fancy hose. black boot. colored
top. drop stitch. full seamless, Fri
days sale price 15c per pair.
Our Leader hose for boys and girls.
extra heavy. double heel and toe, all
sizes, , pairs for soc.
Five gross fibre lunch boxes, take
your choice. for this sale, Zoe each.
all sizes.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-03-20
The Weather.

Partly cloudy tonight and
Friday, with probably show
ers; no decided change in
temperature.
j. M. SHERIER,
Observer.
Temperature--At Z a. IN. "a;
at $3.50 p. M, 36.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-03-20
Talk over Ordinances.

The ordinance committee of the
city council held a meeting at the
council room last night for the con-
sideration of the ordinances concern
ing plumbers and electrical workers
which have been referred. The SEES
sion lasted till late. but the business
was not finished. and another meet
ing will be necessary before the next
session of the council.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-03-20
Escapes From Hospital.

Michael Mulquecn. who has been
confined at ST. Nnthony's hospital
since his recovery from the effects of
his attempt at suicide. today left the
institution without the knowledge of
the sisters. He was later traced Ia
the home of Il relative where he for
merly resided.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-03-20

Hon. William jackson Yesterday
afternoon addressed the teachers and
pupils of Kemble. Hawthorne and
Horace Mann schools IN the interests
of the work being undertaken by the
Home Improvement association. To-
morrow afternoon he will visit the
high school.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-03-20

II was discovered Yesterday that
one of the Twenty-first street sewer
connections between Fifth and Sixth
avenues. was missed when the new
sewer was built last fall. The sewage
had been backing up into the cellar
and the wonder * that il was not the
cause of serious sickness before the
defect was rcmedied.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-03-20
Ianre ImproXes Shop.

w. II. Lange. the enterprising Sec
ond avenue barber. has fitted out his
shop with four new congress auto
matte chairs-about the finest ON the
market and added another section
to- the wall glass, making his parlor
as fine Il one rs there is in this sec
ton. Bill says there is nothing too
good for his patrons.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-03-20
NEWS IN OUTLINE.

Thomas Dunn English. author of
Ben Bolt" is near death nj Newark,
y. J.
Terry McGovern and Senator Till
man dined together ut Worcester.
Mass. and McGovern showed his host
how to deliver a Knockout blow.
Grover Cleveland celebrated his
SiXty-tifth birthday anniversary Tues
day.
The New York assembly rules com
mittee has favOrably reported a bill
appropriating 100000 for New York
at the Louisiana exposition.
The New York cotton exchange has
voted in favor OF making Good Frida Y
and the following Saturday holidays
An unusual event at the mena gerle
in Central park. New York. was the
birth of baby buffalo.
Major General = Il. VI. Young has
retired from the command Of the mil
itary department Of California.
The will of the late Marquis of duff
ferin dispOSes of an estate valued mt
= 1OS54S.
Admiral CustOdio Jose De Mello
who headed the revolt of the Brazilian
navy. is dead at Lisbon.
Pension Commissioner Evans de.
clares false the story that he is 10
succeed Hitchcock as head of the in
terror department
The British admiralty will originate
a new class of warshiPs-the scout
very fast and seaworthy.
The rebels in the southern China
provinces are having "A walk-over and
the government troops are not in the
way at all
ThOs. Il. Burns. base ball player
who WAS with the Chicago club when
it won pennants, is dead, aged 40, an
New York.
A Wyoming murderer is to be
hanged on Good Friday. March 2S.
Women love n clear, healthy com,
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-03-20

Women love n clear, healthy com
pleXion- Pure blood makes it. Bur-
dock Blood Bitters makes pure blood.