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The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1902-06-02
HELLER'S FRIENDS OUTING
Association Takes Trip to
Staten Island-Talk
Politics.

In sixty-fve open barouches, the mem
bers of the Harry Heller, Association went
to the Cove Hotel. Staten Island. yester-
day, and enjoyed a days outing. It was
the first affair Of the kind ever given by
the organization. but clearly demonstrate
ed the popularity of the young standard
bearer
Many leading politicians from different
sections of the county and from New
York, as well as a number Of other per-
sonal friends of Mr.. Heller, were among
the guests.
OF course. Mr.. Heller's boom as a can
didate for Street and Water Commissioner
was launched-that was to be expected
and it was received with a fervor that
carried the conviction of sincerity with It.
The party left Newark and Oakland ave-
nues at ten o'clock ard paraded down
Newark avenue, to Palisade avenue to
the Thirteenth street viaduet, to Grove
street, to Mercer street, to the Boulevard,
and thence to the Staten Island ferry.
An appetizing meal on their arrival at
the Cove was done full justice to. after
which games of baseball, football and ath-
letic events were held.
At dinner the Hon. Thomas Somerville
presided and Counselor Joseph NJ. Moo
nan acted as POSTMASTER. Mr.. Noonan
started the boom launching business by
referring to the popularity Of the stand
ard bearer as evidenced by the large
number of friends present. Then, in turn,
majority of the other guests testified 10
their admiration of Mr. Heller and the
work ne had done for the political party
of which he was member. The guest Of
honor responded fittingiy expressing his
pleasure at the large attendance and
thanking all for their kindly words.
In the New York delegation were
Counselor William Kennedy, Charles
Prell, John Mulhan. William Holmes,
Arthur Livingston. James Thoms and Ed
ward Houston, all Of whom enjoyed the
affair to its utmost
The committee in charge of the arrange
ments, to the members of which much
credit is due, was composed Of Hon.
Thomas SomervilIe, Charles NJ. Austin.
John Saul, Alexander Scott, Thomas
Biehan. Jerry Ryan and Patrick Connolly
Some little excitement was oecasioned
on the return trip when the drivers OF
three of the coaches attempted to get
their teams through the narrow entrance
to the ferry at one time. Something had
to give way and that something happened
10 be one of the coaches, which was made
a target by the hind hoofs of one Of the
excited horses. Aside from this ineideT-t
nothing happened to mar the pleasure oi
the occasion, and the universal impress
sion was that the first coaching party Of
the Harry Heller Association was q
stupendous success.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1902-06-02
WAS NOT SUICIDAL
Miss Jewett's Jump Through
Window Due to Mental
Derangement

Mrs. Edith J. Marvin, of No. Sc Ken
sington avenue sister of Miss Elizabeth
Jewett. the young art student. who. last
Wednesday, leaped through a window at
No. 30 West Fifty-first street, New York.
denies that her sister attempted to kill
herself as was stated.
Mrs. Marvin spoke about the matter
for the first time. She said that her sis
ter committed her rash act while her
mind was in a disordered state and thai
she now deeply deplored her rash act.
Mrs. Marvin added that her sister had
been suffering from mental Illness caused
by overworks and study of Christian
Science. All reports that she and Mrs.
Marvin are estranged are unfounded.
Miss Jewett is now getting along nicely,
and a complete recovery is expected in a
short time by her physicians.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1902-06-02
OLD THIEF CAUGHT IN THE ACT
Cornelius Brennan, Wanted by the
Police, Fouad Scaling a Fence.

Cornelius Brennan. twenty-five years
old. of No 249 Mercer street, who was
wanted by the police for alleged stealing
of brass journals from the Pennsylvania
Railroad Company last October was ar
rested last night under circumstances
that materially added to his eTnbarrass-
ment. He was found scaling a fence IN
the vicinity OF the news store of John
Nicholson. the blind news dealer at No.
50 Brunswick street, by Detective Dan Les
and Patrolman Barnes Of the Gregory
street station.
In the First Criminal Court this norm
ing Nicholson said his store had been en-
tered from the rear but that nothing was
stolen. Brennan said he was looking for
a place in which TO slsep. He was held
for the Grand Jury in $3.50 on charge
Of breaking and entering and $500 on the
old charge pending against him.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1902-06-02
ENGINEERS PICNIC
Club Meets at Schuetzsn Park.
Shooting. Dancing and Bowling

About fifteen hundred people attended
the annual picnic of the Engineers Club
at the Union Hill Schuetzen Park Satur-
day afternoon. The weather was glori-
Gus and everybody had a good time The
chief attractions were shooting, bowling
and dancing The latter was induiged In
freely until long after midnight The
shooting contest was won by Mr.. L.
Bird. Mr. S. F. Ledhaun captured Sec
ond prize and Mr. August Krohn got
third. There was lively competition in
the bowling contest, which was cleverly
won by Mr.. A. Martin. Mr.. T. Mcmahon
won second prize, while Mr.. M. Hickey
took third.
Among those present were representa-
tives from the following clubs No. /,
New York: No S, Hoboken; No. S, New
ark; No. l, Jersey City; No 10, Jersey
City and Paterson.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1902-06-02
ACQUITTED OF ASSAULT

James spitznagle and James Brasiel
were acquitted in the Court of General
Sessions this morning of charge of as
saulting Mary Emerson, of WeehaWken
The evidence adduced was to the effect
that the assault charge had for its basis
a row among neighbors and the jury re-
turned a verdict of not guilty without
leaving their seats.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1902-06-02
BAY VIEW MEETING
Cemetery Association Elects
Officers-Improvements
Discussed.

At the annual meeting of the Bayview
Cemetery Association, held this morning
in the office of Counselor John w. Heck,
In the Commercial Trust Building, the
following officers were reelected, as fol-
lows:-President, Charles E. Souther; vice
president, William Zabriskie; secretary
and treasurer, John w. Heck The other
trustees elected were:-E. F. c. Young,
Frank Gallery, and Joseph Jewkes-
The Improvements being made in the
cemetery were discussed. A new stone
gateway is to be built at the Ocean ave
nue. entrance. The contract for this work
has been awarded
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1902-06-02
FINED FOR DlsoRDERLY CONDUCT

Harry Barclow, nineteen years old. OF
No. 1877 Newark avenue, and Harry Speer,
eighteen years old, of No. 507 jersey ave-
nue., were fined $40 apiece by Police Justice
Hoos in the First Criminal Court this
morning for disorderly conduct on a
Grove street car at l0.15 o'clock this morn
ing. Sergeant Toppin, who was in citi-
zen's clothes, made the arrest. He and
Conductor William Franklin testified that
the young men were greatly annoying pas
sengers by loud cursing and boisterous
conduct.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1902-06-02
CHRISTIAN EHDEAvoR 70 MEET

The annual convention of the Hudson
County Christian Endeavor Society will
open late tomorrow afternoon in the First
Presbyterian Church on Emory street.
There will be an evening session also. Ad-
dresses viii be delivered by several local
pastors and State officers. Officers will
be elected and the various reports heard
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1902-06-02
CITY ENGINEER INJURED

William croniey, enginess at the city
Hall. met with painful accident ssstur-
day morning While working in the
boi.er room he was hit On the top of the
head with a falling wrench. 1t was a
heavy affair and Indicted a severe scalp
wound. Cron1ey was unconscious for a
time and had to be removed to his home.
He IS at work this morning with a ban
daged head.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1902-06-02
MeRATH ASSOCIATION PICNIC.

The McGrath Association of Bergen
Point held its picnic yesterday afternoon
Patrick 7. Riley was floor manager and
] H. Hartnett and Thomas Riley assis-
tanrs. The committee in charge consisted
of William Higgins, chairman; p Con-
nors. Thomas Higgins, Thomas Riley, J..
Hartigan. J. Connors. r. Welsh and D..
Donovan. Pearcy Gilbert sang Illustrated
songs.
On June is the members will have an
outing TO New Dorp Beach. Staten Island.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1902-06-02
STRUCK BY sATTED BAIL

Thomas Finn. aged twenty-five, of No.
lis Griffith street. was struck in the
mouth by batted ball and knocked un-
conscious while playing in a match game
with the Clio Baseball Club on the reser
voir grounds Central and Manhattan ave-
nues on Saturday afternoon. He was re-
moved to his home BY friends.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1902-06-02
NEW COKE AND COAL COMPANY

The Standard Coke and Coal Company,
with registered Office at No. Is Ex-
change pace. filed articles Of incorpora-
fion at the County Clerks office this
morning. The capital stock is S5eo, oel
and the incorporators ara Waiter T. H
Hardinghanl, Charles f. Gehrmann and
Andrew O. Rourke.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1902-06-02
FINED FOR STRIKING WoMAN

Daniel J. Leary. of No 1872 Washington
$stret, was fined sl5 and costs in the first
Criminal Court this morning for assault
and battery on Kate Mcnamara, Of No
1S9 Washington street. Leary was ar
rested on charge of atroeious assault
and battery 4s
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1902-06-02
TWO LITTLE ONES LOST

Nathan and Augusta Goldstein. aged ten
and nine years, respectively, wandered
from their home in New York on Saturday
afternoon. crossed the Barclay street
ferry and got lost In the wilds of the
Heights. They we're found by a Third
Precinct policeman ON Hoboken avenue
shortly before eight o'clock In the even
ing and restored to their parents.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1902-06-02
FINED FOR IReSpAss

Albert Marcseti Banf sehsxtfo snd Al
bert scherbo, all Of No. 4os Third street.
Werc nned 9 dollar apiece IN the First
Crimin4l Court this mornfxs for treas-
passing upon the lawns of Mount Pleas
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1902-06-02
WEATHER INDICATIONS

NEW YORK. June ?. lssa-Foreeast for
the thirty-six hours ending at eight P. H.
Tuesday.-Partly cloudy tonight and
showers tomorrow; southwest winds.
Hartnett's Record.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1902-06-02

Pavonia Brand Of Fins Early June Canned
stores. ana Wholesale * ~ y. 3. clsafy Cal
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-08-02

IS ibeint. als pb man in ben
leitenoen republifaniiben Barteiz
treilen etmas Nebnlibes befur6te,
oenn es beiBt, oaB bort bic 8etbeiliz
gung 8eberibees an Der @ablfams
payne I'M Is. teraniI6er &DnereBoi=
itrifte burdaus nibt gebili9t neroe
unb es lit oaber nibt unnabr19einz
lih; baB oerielbe ieinen 8lar gu gus
ter lebt nod fallen ldBt. Sreilib
mirb er bann erit rebt mieber bic
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fraten peroen, Die ibm oann mabre
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alten @ioeriaders gu freusen.
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gar nibt n0tbig, oenn eine gDnz
troperie nit Bailep lift ia ldneit OBJ
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tee entboben mDroen lift, ba er BENT
ielben unlautere 6anolungen in
Berbinoung init Der Spefulations<
Mneelegenbeit bes amerifanil9en
@eIanoten in WerifD CUR 2a1t leet.
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Werrietben ibr @ebeimnis.

@ana 2aoiepile, &p., mar eifria
bemibt, Die urlabe Der auffaueno
ibnea por iib geeangenen 8eiierune
Der Srau 8. IS. @bittafer. Die cine
groBe aeitlana unidali1e Sbnerseu,
Die BON brDnilber 8ronhitis ber=
rnbrten, erouloete, in grfabrung gu
brinaen. Damn ihrieb ibr @atte:
DIR. Kings New Discovery fdQt
aaes @eroienft gu. gs beilte fe
poaitdnoig uno nertrieb bel unierer
fleinen @ntelin einen beftieen &nfau
BON Stids6 ulten." Sc BELT poiitio
9uiten, @rfdltun9, 2a@rippe, 8ron=
bitis uno ale Sals= uno 2uneen=
2eioen. Breis so gts. unb $1.00
per Slaide. Brobe-S laihen frei BEL
S. &alteper & Spbn, @ep. S. s.
Sbmitt, @igentbnmer, uno 10.
OreiB, Die es garantiren poer oas
8elb aurideritatten.
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saubbeit fouu t,td,t oebetlt tperpeu

bura lotale Mpplifatipnen, neil lie ben franfen She'll
oes Obres niht errelhen t6nnen. Gs giebt MIR et=
men Neq, Die Saubbeit gu ~turiren, unb Der 1T 0urb
fonftitutionele 6eilmittel. Saubbeit miro burd Ell
men ent5inoeten .3uitano Der i9leimisen Iustlei=
onng Der @uifa6l6en &6bre peruria9t. Wenn
oiele Eobre ilb e%nt3inoet, babt ibr einen runtpelnoen
Son ODER unpolfomnenes @ebbr; uuo penn lie gang
gei6loien If, eriolst Saubbeit, nno penn Die &nt-
%3irtoung ni6t Qebobet nno oieie &6bre tpieber in III
rem geborigen s3nftanb perfect lperoen fam. miro bas
8eb6r fIr INNER 5eritOrt tueroen; rlelr 5dle urter
als elm ent3inbeter 3uitano Der idleimigen S6er=
Hidden 1T.
g8ir tuofen einbunoert Dollars fur jeoen (our6
Ratarrb peruriadten) Sail BON Saubbeit eebeu, ben
farr6 gu b.iiem i0nnen. 9aBt gu6 M
Ionft Gircllare fomrnen.
SIS. @benep s. Go. Soleoo, ..
aS gertauft uon alien @potbefern, preis rs
Gents bic Glai4e.
SaH's Jamtlien : NiIen iino Die beten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-08-02
3mr charlottesville beS Genators
Seperibge mad 9eras.

Befanntlib bemirbt iib in einem
Der brei rieuerl RDngreBoiitrifte bes
StaateS TeraS, benz finf5ebnter,
Der @epublitaner Capt. Scott, benz
Der DemDtrat Mihter Garner gegert=
iber1tebt, nm bic Wabl in baS Mez
observation-disclosures, uno stpar iinb
allen Mnihein rtab bic Nusfibter
fir Scott 5iemlib gut.
DaS republitaniibe National=
&omite ibeint fib gang beionberS
fur oieie @abl gu intereiiiren uno es
miro electromagnetic 8eoner = barr
uater audi ben Senator Beperioge
BON Snoiana = in ben Wablfreis
ienoen, um oenielben gu ,bearbeie
ten. Die Demofraten iinb dnait,
lib beiorgt, ibren 8eiibltanb Az
tpabren unb benz Staate Die ,ioli6=
bemptratiibe" 8ongreB Delegation
gu erbalten, Die er felt Der 0ieoer-
laoe 6apleps mieoer aufsumeiien
bat. Desbalb tperoen aud iie i'm
Is. Diftrift cine gang Defenders lebs
bafte Observation-Disclosures entfalten
uno auBer benz &ongreBs& anoioaten
Garner lelbit pirb AUDI Sames 8.
Beas, Der Boriibenoe bes bemotras
tilden Gtaats : Grefutip : 8omites,
bort an Der @abltampagne tbeilneb'
men, iopie ferner Der 8unoeslenatDr
Bailep.
8eperioee uno 0ailep = Sea, bas
fam ia reht bibib meroen! 8iels
leiht erlebt man ba cine neue Der=
beiferte Nuflaee oes S~auittampfes,
ben bic 8ei6en in ben gebeili9ten
6alen oes 8unoes.S enateS nerans
ftalteten.
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gebet In ben spieael

nno tpenn Cure 6uutfarbe ee(b aus>
itebt uno ounflere Steuen uno
Sleden bier uno oa aufpeiit, 10 1T
oas elm Gn5eiden BON 2ebers 2eioeu.
Sn lolhen Sdaen fam es nidt qes
mug a%neeratben meroen, DR.. Kings
New Life Pills gu nebmen, Die bic
2eber reguliren, oas 8lut reinigen
uno Die 0outfarbe oerid6nern. 8reis
rur % Gents. 8u besieben burd
S. &alteper & Sobn, Sep. s. 8.
Shmitt, Giaentbamer, uno 30.
9reiB.
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Ste "Jrete Yrefe fiir Segas" bat
ppn allen beutid5 : teganiihem 3ettaa=
ser Bic 9r1fte Mbpmmemtemsabt
Werbdhtige Wadsiebigfeit nes
QSdfifdu3.

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AueIe berriibren, lit es Die Nbitbt
bes gatifans. fib in 8eaug auf Die
6rage Der M6ndsOroen ben Wln=
lben Der anterifanilbeu 8unoess
regierung nabaiebig 81 ertueiien.
Dana9 min man Die MDn6e BON
ben Drben Der Nuguitiner, Domini=
faner unb Srancisfaner-beren es
in Manila alein iiber $50 geber 1oa
unb in fleinereu @ruppen
BON bort suridsieben, iobaB, menr,
Die Belt our Wieberaufnabme Der
8erbanblunoen smiiben benz @Dus
perneur Taft uro Der apDftoliiben
Delegation berannabt, ale W0n9e
ben Pbilippinenz Nrhipelagus uer=
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gauge Streitfrage, Dbne oaB cine
meitere Discu1iipn Dariiber e%rforoerz
lid mare, BON ielbft gelDit baben
tpiirbe.
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nadtrdglih bod mod ent1blonen,
ben Manlden bes Sop. 9aft unb
hes 9rieesminiiters @opt radau.
tpmntert, pelIe BON Nnfang an ei=
men berartigen @Drlblae gernabt
batten. Ser gatitan ertldrte aber
banlals, BOB er auBer Stanbe iei,
bie1en @nn1b Der arnerifaniiben
8unoesz Ne9ierung 5u erfiaen. I'm
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trdglibe 9abgiebiefeit eribeinen.
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len, mas oieie Meinungsdnberung
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&om 1T befanntlib elm 10 beoeuten=
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fen uno @inihen oerielben autpioer
lduft.
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%einitimmung nit ben r@eneraleu"
Der betreffenoen Droen eeiaFt tpDr-
ben, uno eS perlnutet ferner, oaB Der
Orbens.@ eneral Der MuguItiner benz,
nddlt nab ben Ser. Staaten abrei=
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Nuguitiner : WDnhe ausaupdblen,
melbe bic BON ben 8bilippinen su=
rlfge5ogenen ipaniihen erieben
iDlIen.
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M6nbe iiberbaupt gar niht los uerz
ben, ionoern fie tueroen nur an
Steae Der Gpaniib fprebenoen,
iDlde enelifder 3uuae erbalten! Ob
lfe iiber bieien 9auib 10 beIonoers
ent5idt fein meroen? Das lift eigentz
lib faum a15unebmen!-
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liht elm Snterpiem nit benz Diibnf
D'@prmar BON Si1ur Sails, Siio.
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luttgen beS @pp. Taft NIT benz Ba=
titan. gr laete BARN, baB er iib
freue, baB bieie 8erbanolungen gu
einem anerieits befrieoigenoen Nb.
ihlufie eelanet ieien uub figte binsu:
.Das @efhent bes 8apites an ben
B~rd1ibenten &Dulepelt benefit, baB
bic 8eiblilie. melhe gefaBt muroen,
p6lig i'm ginflnnge nit ben @in=
ihen oes 8atifanS ftiinoen!-
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mod, Db bies 1eue arrangement, tpp=
ourb bic ipaniiben WDnhe auf ben
Bbilippinen nod tno nab burb
atneritaniihe eriebt meroen iDnen,
AUDI ben Wlniden Der JilipinDs emit
ipredber miro. 60 piel man bisber
in @%rfabrung gebrabt Eat, ppnten
Die GilipinDs iiberbaupt pon Der
MDnhsmirtbibaft befreit fem, es lit
aber niht eriibtiih, tpas fie ourd
oieien bloBen 9auib aerpinner
SD1ffenl
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-08-02

@ol. Grtbur 9pnh. Der ST.
Gurent6mpfer uno irilbe 8arla=
neutrality-suspicious., lift nad IbibluB
Der Worunteriuhuna unter Die Nns
tlaae oes Sodperratbs eeiteat nor
nen
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1902-04-22

Capt. Charles E. Clark, who is to
represent the American navy at the
coronation Of King Edward, came near
to depriying this country OF his serv-
ices Just before the Spanish war by
taking a drink Of whisky In San
Francisco, where the Oregon was ly-
ing, he went ashore for a couple OF
days visit with some friends whose
sideboard was not as a rule, owing to
their principles, stocked with the
strong waters condemned by old Adam
in AS You Like It." Knowing this
fact and also feeling that a sailor of
duty may take sailors grog in mod
Grafton without improperly, Capt.
Clark sent to liquor store for a small
bottle OF whisky. One drink of 1t made
him the sickest man in San Farncisco
and investigation and analysis showed
that there was croton oil In the whis-
ky. Several drinks, or even one stiff
drink such as sailor might take for
medicinal purposes after going below
In hurricane, might have changed
history.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1902-04-22
BAN BOO POISON.
Dread Instrument In the Hands Of
Javanese Woman.

Dread Instrument In the Hands Of
Javanese Woman.
The young shoots Of the bamboo are
covered with a number Of very fine
hairs that are seen. under the micro
scope, to be hollow and spiked like
bayonets. These hairs are commonly
called bamboo poison by the white
men resident in Java, for the reason
that murder is frequently committed
through their agency.
When a Javanese woman takes a
fancy to a European, according TO an
official Dutch report. she will either
have him or poison him IL she gets
chance. She seeks any and every OPP
portunity Of mixing these infinitesimal
hairs among his food, and they serve
the purpose OF Irritating the whole
length of the alimentary canal and set
ting up malignant dysentery. II may
take a long time and many doses Of
this so-called poison to effect the pur-
pose, but the native woman does not
tire and death will surely result. The
male native will also try this method
Of revenge for an effront.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1902-04-22

People may pass away, says Emer-
son Hough in the. Century. monarchies
may fall, but above them will stand
the only aristocracy At to survive; not
a false democracy which dominates all
men as equal, but the aristocracy OF
survival. You may abolish many
things OF which we OF to-day may not
guess; but never shall there utterly
perish the strong blood which got its
survival by fitness, and its education
by continuous conflict with mighty
things. The largest, the most com
pact, and the most closely knit eau
casion population of the world to-day,
is that OF America. and to-day Amer
lea is potentially the most powerful!
OF all the world-powers. Why? Be-
cause her unit Of population is supe-
rior. The reason for that you may
find yourself. II you care to look into
the great movements of the west
bound population Of America.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1902-04-22

A very interesting observation is
contributed by Mr.. G. Wherry OF Cam
bridge regarding the functions exer-
sised by the horns on big-horn wild
sheep. He suggests that they act as
ear trumpets, or literal hearing horns.
and thus serve to intensity sounds and
to indicate clearly to the animal the
direction whence the sounds originate.
II is noted that in the domestic sheep,
spiral horned, the car is large, and
that 1t lies in the long axis Of the open
horn-spiral. But in the wild sheep
the horns are Of very large size. and
the ear really exists at the apex or top
Of a hollow cone formed by the spiral
Of the horn. That Mr.. Wherry has
suggested an important and hitherto
unnoted function Of the horns In such
animals is therefore evident. II is a
function, moreover, which obviously in
animals living a free, open, mountain
life would be advantageous in respect
Of making them aware of the approach
OF enemies amid conditions OF mist and
fog.-London Chronicle.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1902-04-22
these Food. Nay cause Bllndnes..

1t Is well to refuse the sausage
brought to your breakfast table If it
is stale, and to refrain from using the
cream in your coffee II It is the least
bit sour. Otherwise you run the risk
OF becoming blind.
Some foods, It is said, are most in
furious TO the sight. "A case was
brought under the notice OF an eye
specialist" says the Dioptic Review,
Tin which the eyes Of whole family
were affected by eating rabbit pie. In
each instance the patient had become
afflicted with a peculiar defect of vision
that is technically known as failure
OF accommodation. Stale sausages and
sour cream cause a weakening Of the
sight known as 'amblobia.' Blindness
resulting from eating tainted fish has
been found almost impossible to cure,
and quinine is often responsible for
some persons half-blind condition.
This drug affects the optic nerve in a
manner that sometimes ends in blind
ness" It might be added that alcohol
occasionally makes people blind"