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Consumption /
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Has never been arrested by medicine. The greatest
medical authorities state it can only be cured BY Pefssng
10 Selected diet containing all the elements OF nutrition
but especially assimlabIe and easily digested fats
The food absolutely supplying these vital requirements
is OZOMULSlON.
CONSUMPTION IS KNOWN TO THE MEDICAL PROFESSION
AS TUBERCULOSIS communicable disease and may affect any
organ pat of the body.
Consumption always caSed among WASTING DISEASES
that arrIoh upon the individual rapid slowly pro-
gresive, and that is nearly always accompanied by loss Of flesh
is often CATARRH and
symptoms
The chief symptoms are gradual weakness lack energy loss ap
tte and ambition to work. :.@.
Consumption for its victims brightest minds world
English poet died leaving unfinished literary gen.
Robert Louis in bis greatest
The composers Schubert and Mozart fell before
power Of TUBERCULOSIS
The David the chapters Of this successful
book to be written by another.
History instances impress with telling fore. tho
positive need of proper food to resist the onset OF disease
VICTIM TO CONSUMPTION IS VICTIM TO REAL sTARvA
TON
possess necessary to fight the which
all nhak hourly on the public thooughfares
His Majesty King England directed that large
donated for the finding the cause prevention and
proper treatment for consumption
Every physician the world was invited submit essay
porn medical problem Of protecting public health the best receive
prize Of s5oooo
Several hundred excellent contributions cevey articles
duly presented and the adudged the best that from Dr. Arthur
Latham Physician to the Bopon Hospital London for consumption ana
of the chest
of consumption follows: "The fact that msu
Gent nuou' food plays important part the etoosy Cause
tuberculosis the firm foundation of knowledge with regard to the
etioogy Gause) Of nearly all diseases"
reviewing the conditions which epose to disease Dr. Latham
the entire weight of his argument for treatment Of tuberculosis into
these words
"WTH REGARD TO THE CHARACTER OF THE FOOD. WB
MAY SAY AT THAT TUBERCULOSIS CONSUMPTION PA.
TENTS BEST on AN ORDINARY DIET TO WHICH AN EXCESS
OF FATTY MATERIAL Is ADDED"
NO BETTER ARGUMENT HAS EVER BEEN WRITTEN FOR THs
NEED OF
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-04-19
BROKER MANTONYA ROBBED.
His Uusccupled Heuse Entered and %. 900
Worth Of stun Taken.

HIS CuOccupte0 House tlnt6red ana o1,OOO
Wsrth Of stun Taken.
Sill and satin gowns, Renaissance lace,
damask table cloths, . hand. painted pin
cushion, table linen, satin bedepreads,
ostrich feathers. boas and twenty-four
pairs Of Nd gloves. In all valued At 5000,
have been stolen from the house OF Lucius
Mantouya ct u Columbia Heights. Brook
lyn, and the police Of the Fulton street
station were notified yesterday.
Mr.. Mantonya u q real estate broker at
- Broadway, Manhattan. He closed his
Columbia Heights house In December and
has since been living at the Clarendon
souDs nss ese and
since. Mrs. Mantonya visited the house
70 Get some OF her dresses on Wednesday
and then discovered the burglary. Mr.
NAntonya was insured against burglary.
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RUSSIA is NOW FOR PEACE.
HER DESIRE TO AVOID A CRISIS
IN THE BALKANS. ...
May Ne Ferced 20 Take Action n Mace
oenlaa Leader Decide on war
--WsaGhee Conditions Against Any
Doalsavs Blew Being struck New.

0eaiaa LEADER Decide on war
--Wsashes Csuditi0ns Against Any
Deslslvs Blew Being struck New.
spseta, caoh Dsspaieh 10 THE SUM-
LONDON, April is.-while the conditions
h Macedonia are decidedly worse. blacker,
indeed, than II civilized warfare was being
waged. 1t Is important to note that the inter-
national aspect Of the situation In improv-
Ing. Il would be proftless now TO CON-
lecture what will be contaminated ny the
Sultan's non Mohammedan subjects at
tho Easter-tide OF the Greek Church, which
begins tomorrow. though the midwinter
weather which holds all Europe at this
season must impede the campaign leaders
from delivering any rapid blow.
While the railways are still moderately
servicsable for the Turks where the bridges
have not been blown up, the Maoedonians
and liberators are less fortunate. The
mountain passes are completely blocked
with snow and the wider roads AFFORD only
the slowest going. Despite the adverse
military conditions 1t is probable that an
insurrection will be attempted immedi-
ately.
Disinterested sosptical onlookers on the
spot write that this Is really the last pos
sible chance after twenty-five years OF
preparation and the leaders realize that
they must try now or forever lose their job.
What must be known. however. the
operations are to emerge beyond blood
thirsty guerrilla ism is where the great Pow
ers, pc IT icula rly Russia, stand II the revo-
hitionists In force attack the Suit ms army.
There Is the highest ground for q ying
that the Russian policy will he directed
toward postponing the inevitable final
clash. and. with It. solution OF the Balkan
problem.
A clear-sighted observer OF much ex-
perience who Is now in Constantinople
writes that the Embe ssies there are all
convinced OF Russia s sincerity in endeav-
oring 10 avert a crisis now between herself
and Turkey. The situation In that respect
IL identical with that Of 1875 All agree
that Russ,as hand mr. be forced In the
Maoedon.an and Bulgarian developments
OF the next few weeks as 1t was in 1877.
At the same time Russia is far from de-
string To see the b kan troubles reilly
settled COW, ins fmuch e she will prohs bly,
have to find In them her edsus bill when
she ms kes grs sp at Corsts ntinople
There Il significant despatch in to-day's
Cologne Gazette from It's st. Petersburg cor
respondent on this point. He telegraphs
that public opinion throughout Russia 10
greatly excited. There Is talk o.. impend'
Ing war. or At least, OF Intervention Jointly
with Austria TO suppress the macedonian
movement by force OF arms Ihe CORE
spondent says. however. that he Is able to
state with certainty that the Russian Gov
eminent, acting In concert with Austria,
viii prevent matters from coming to
crisis. The gravity OF the situation 10 not
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-04-19
GEN. PORTERS PLANS.
American Ambassador 1t Paris Net 70
Return Homo Ut Once.
Special Cssis Despatch % Tn Sun.

Special Cook Despatch b THE Sun.
PARIS. April is.-Oen. Homage Porter.
the American Ambs ssh dor TO France. &C.
comps MED by his daughter. has gone to
pinard. where he viii remain for few
days. The statement that he will return
to- the United States at once 10 not true.
z rly in the year he applied for q sixty
d. US leave Of absence during ieS. The
depa rtment granted the request and Il
was sta ted that he could take this vacation
at any time that would suit himself
The presence at Ma rseilles OF the Ameri-
can squadron on the European station
to salute President Loufet u duo to the
initial tive OF Gen. Porter. who nbled the
State Dep rtment that severn, squs drons
would be there to honor the Preach Presi-
dent and that It would be gtsoeful act to
have the United States also represented.
The department Immediately acted on
the suggestion and the War Department
ordered the Aeet 10 rendezvous at Mar
settles
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Lucky etsos Tor Automobilists

Special CdbgS Dsspofeh 70 TIE Sun
LONDON, April is.-British automobile
drivers have adopted one Of the oldest
superstitions of folklore In connection with
their very modern craft. The sutomobil-
ists insure good luck by suspending from
their cars q perforated stone which u sup
posed to act as a protective amulet. For
the stone to be an effective protection IL Is
essential that the perforation should he
formed naturally and not bored artificiany
and the stone must be found without being
looked for.
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Kaiser Net zone Of the Youngest"

BERLIN. April is-Emperor William. IN
one Of his recent ALTERED dinner speeches at
Copenhagen. described hin self as one of
the youngest sovereigns Of Europe Lovers
Of accuracy point out that the Kaiser Is
forgstful OF the flight OF time, and that
he really stands about midway between
the octogenarian King Of Denmark and
the ssvsnteen-year-old King Of Spain. The
rnlen OF Bulgaria, Portugal, Russia, italy.
Ssrvia. Holland and Spain are all younger
than Emperor william.
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FIercs Kaesansss WITH lnaRgssts NJ
peFted q OpslA-
Special Csbis bsspaies 10 Tn svx.
LONDON. April IA despatch from
salonica says q herce encounter he's Just
occurred between the Turks and insurgsnts
at Opils-
seventy Turks wore killed. The insos-
gents cay that they only lost tan men.
Further details OF the eight at Opila show
that the Turkish troops were surrounded
by a revolutionary band. The latter, who
were armed with dynamite bombs. sue
ceeded In breaking through the Turkish
ranks. The effect of-the explosion Of ths
bombs was terrific and the Turkish troops
were stampeded. They lost seventy in
killed and wounded.
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MODERN BOY LARGER.
weighs Mere and 70 Taller Than the Youth
Of Twenty.nve Years Ago.

Special Caole DaspofoA 10 TIE sun.
LONDON. April IA writer In tho West
minister Reriew makes . comparison Of the
physique Of the public school boy Of to-day
with his predecessor. taking Marlborough
and Rugby a. examples. The Marlborough
measurements were taken from ls7< TO
1901. and those Of Rugby from 1879 to 1901.
The advantage is shown TO be with the
modern boy. At Marlborough a boy Of
thirteen to-day weighs on an average 81
pounds more and In two inches taller than
the boy Of thirteen in 1874. An
eighteen-year-oid boy to-day IL *
pounds heavier and pine-tenths OF an
inch taller. The Rugby boy Of thirteen Of
to-day Is ~ inches taller and rather
over Q pounds heavier than the thirteen
year-old boy OF is7s. Ths seventeen-year-
old boy shows an increase IN height Of nine
tenths Of an inch. but diminution Of ono
pound In weight.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-04-19

nsce1vR Tor the BROOKLYN Turn verein.
Supreme Court Justice Marean in Brook
Hn yesterday appointed George Johnston
receiver for the Brooklyn Turn verein Of
iel to 1877 Sumpter street. The application
was made by Trustees Charles T. Clark.
George Costs and Diedrich Ruege on the
ground that the society was insolvent.
Al the present time an action TO foreclose
q mortgage OF ~ 900 on the proper ty is under
way. The society also owes over 1900
and has no paid lie taxes Tor several years
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-04-19
Lord Roberts to Come Here.

LONDON. April is.-According to the
Aanehsstsr Guardian, Lord Roberts hopes
10 accompany the Honorable Artillery
company upon it's forthcoming visit TO
Boston The company viii! take four guns
used by the City Imperial Volunteer Bat
terry in South Africa. There guns will
b taken to Canada first. Lord Roberts
~ill review the Canadian militia at Mon
treal IN beheh Of the King
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EMPERORS RELATIVE A BEGGAR.
Chevalies asdolphe Arrested By the
Austrian Police.

Sp<Csos IoSss DsspssS" " - w.
GENEVA. April is.-The Austrian police
recently arrested q man on . charge Of
begging At point just across the frontier.
On examining the mans papers tho police
discovered to their great surprise that the
beggar was no less person than the Cheva-
ier Rodolphe Of Hapsburg. Like the
founder Of the reigning dynasty b orig
inally came from the canton Of AArsan
In Switzerland.
The beggar Is doubtless . relative Of En-
peror Francis Joseph Of Austria, q strict
examination Of his papers having proved
them to DO authentic As he u . Swiss
subject, the Chevalier was handed over
to the Swiss authorities to await trial. At
the police station 1t was stated that when
the Austrian Emperor learned Of the origin
Of the beggar he at onoe Interested him
self in the matter. The man will be tried
In q few days.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-04-19
SCRUB WOMAN KNEW IT.
Cops Thought II Was an Internal Machin'
Twas . Curling Ireu Heater.

Louis Rii ghon. contractor OF Union Hill,
N. j.. startled q half-dosen bluecoats at
Police Headquarters In that town yester-
day by laying a supposed Internal machine
on the sergeant's desk.
'Someone's trying to blow UP . house
I'm building he said. Il found this IN
fernal machine In the cellar
The oops we're discussing the best way
to dispose Of the dangerous thing when
Mary Nc Carthy, the scIubwCmsn, ap-
preached the desk and began to pat Il
with her red haLds. Halt Of the cops
bolted from the station. and the others
screamed TO the woman to let the thing
aloLe.
When Mary stopped laughing she con-
WINGED the frightened bluecoats that the
supposed iLietIal machh was Lothil z
more dangerous than Q cuIling-iron heater.
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oPStos CNoN DUpoSeH " Iuh oph.
RoMs. April is.-sisnor Prinetti. the
Minister Of Foreign Affairs. resigned hi
portfolio to-day. slgnor Prinstt has been
III for several months and Il has been re-
ported at various times that be had no
signed. These reports were usually de-
MED the next day
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-04-19
Ronner Feeds His Follower.

Register John II. j, Ronner entertained
600 Greater New York Democrats st 4
besfstesk party at the club house Of the
Bronx Club, 1891 Franklin avenue. yes-
terday afternoon After the feasting there
was . vaudsville entertainment.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-04-19
CONTROLLER MDGELY'S TRIP.
He ID studyins tho Methsds Of lendsa
Banking Heusee.

LONDON. April ie.-willis Barrett
Ridgely. the American Comptroller OF the
Currency. who 10 on Q vacation, has been
spending most Of his time IN London in
en mining the methods Of British banking
institutions. He has visited the Union
Bank Of London. b. rings and othsr lead
ing houses, and will be conducted over
the Bank OF England on Monday. He will
probably ar for home on Nay 2.
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Lenders Produce Market.

Special cssk Dsspofeh 10 TBs SrN.
LONDON, April is.-Statistics OF last
years deliveries Of meat, poultry. pro-
Visions and genera produce to the cen-
trail markets Of London show that they
amounted TO <os.ei2 tors. the tolls Of which
were H4%,ses This was a decrease Of TO-
Gs tors. due principally to short supplies
from Anne RIGA
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TO CHECK CHINESE REVOLT.

Province e kWane-0.
Special Cable Despateh 10 THE SUN.
PEKIS. April is.-viceroy Chen Chuen
schuen. who paciAed the Province Of
Szechuen. has been transferred to Canton
for the purpose Of Graduating the re-
bellion In KwanR-Si.
The Imperial Customs Department y
using means to prevent the growing ex-
portation Of cattle from Kwane-Si to the
Philippines, because Il 10 feared that II this
traffic u not stopped the Chinese farmers
will have no animals for use in agricultural
pursuits this summer. This would ag-
gravate the present famine conditions and
make the rebellion more formidable.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-04-19
TO CLIMB THE RIMALAYAS.
Fanny Bulloci Workman Engages Two
NOted Guides.

Spec1I CdbH Dtspofoh 70 1Hh SUN.
ROME. April is.-Fanny Bullock Work.
man. the American gsographer. lecturer
and mountain climber. has engaged the
mountaineers Lorens and Savoye. who
accompanied the polar expedition Of the
Duke Of the Abruzzi, TO assist her In as
csnding the Himalayas. Lorenz and Sa-
voye sailed from Genoa for Bombay to-
day.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-04-19
AMERICAN GIRLS SUCCESS.
Louise Ormsby Scores ~ marguerite
IN London.

Special Cable Dsspateh 10 THE sun,
LONDON. April 1S.-Louise 0rmsby Of
Michigan made q successful debut this
afternoon at the Camden Theatre as Nor
ossrits In the opera Of Faust despite the
fact that she had had no rehearsal and never
before sang with the orchestra In the opera.
Her psthos and emotional power earned
much praise.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-04-19
Kruger's Heuse Sold for $40, 900.

Special Coth Dsspetth 10 TIE SuN.
PREToRIA, April Is.-Tbe house Of Mr..
Kruger. formerly Pnsident Of the Trans
vaa Republic. was sold at auction to-day.
II fetched 10000
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z. j. CUNNING SENTENCED.
Boston Banker TO &c to Prissn fer Net
Les Than Five Yearu.

BosroS. April Is.-Edwin ]. Dunning.
banker, broker and promoter, was SEN
fenced to State prison for q term Of not
more than eight nor less than five yean by
Judge DeCourcey in the Superior Criminal
Court this afternoon.
He was convicted recently on four
counts charging him with the larceny Of
$4,000 from the late Francis A. Brooke.
That amount. however, Is said to be only
. small part Of what Cunning obtained
by false pretenses from the elderly Mr.
brooks. for years a leading member Of
the bar. According to statement made
TO the Court to-day by Assistant District
Attorney Mclaughlin. Dunning obtained
from Mr.. Brooks $3.50 900. and the greater
part, II not all OF It. the authorities think
was procured by false pretenses.
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WHICH CONTAINS THE EXACT PROPORTION OF NATURAL BODY
FATS FROM PURE COD LIVER OIL TOGETHER With SUI FClENT
CUAACOL TO RENDER THE BLOOD SLIGHTLY ALKALINE AND
THEREBY DESTROY THE GERMS OF CONSUMPTION.
Franklin M Some wsaheSi AMI otherwise
The first take OZOMULSON.
Food That Does Good Pleasant Easy to Take and
put Only Large TwoPound Bottles, for One Dollar EACH
For Literature Testimonials and LARGE Free TRIAL Bottle MAIL
stamps silver pay postage and address OZOMULSON
FOOD CO., 90 Pine ST., New York City.
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Cars GIT 10 Murdered CsnsuI's Family.

Special Cobk Despafch % IN SuE.
ST. PETERSBURG, April ls.-The Noros
Vremyd states that the Gar has presented
10000 rublee to the family Of M. stcher-
bina. the Russian Consul at MitrovitEa,
who was killed by IN Albanian soldier Of
tie name Of Ibrahim. The soldier has
slice then bt en- sentenced to death.
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METHODS OF ENGLISH UNIONS.
SLOW WORK on NEW LONDON
STREET ATTRACTS ATTENTION.

WIN Take Fsfty-nine Years TO Complete Il
- ths Present Rate 81 Pregress-
Hew They WeFk-An American Chesen
- Arbitratsy by Csnaicaing unSsns.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-06-09
Homestead Entry No. 4535.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Department of the Interior.
Land Office at Clayton, N. NJ,

department OF the interior.
Land Office at Clayton, N. NJ,
April 10, 1903.
Notice is hereby given that the fol-
lowing named settler has filed notice
of his intention to make final proof in
support of his claim, and that said
proof will be made before Robt. L. M.
Ross, United States Court Commits
sioner at Las Vegas, N. NJ, OF June
27, 1903, viz:
IGNACIO ID. LUCERO
Chavez, N. M, for the WIZ NV IA
Sc IA NV IA, Sec. 33, NE IA, NE IA,
Sec. go, T. 10 N. R. 25 E.
He names the following witnesses
to prove his continuous residence up
on and cultivation Of said land, viz:
Manuel Sena, of Las Vegas, N. NJ,
Conception Dominguez, of Chavez, N.
NJ, Simon Garcia y Montoya of Cha
vez, N. NJ, Cleofes Romero, of Las
Vegas, N. M.
EDWARD W. FOX,
165-30t Register.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-06-09
His Last Hope Realized.

CFrom the Sentinel, Gobo. Mont
In the first opening OF Oklahoma to
settlers In 1889, the editor Of this pa
per was among the many seekers after
fortune who made the big race one
fine day In April. During his travel
ing about and afterwards his camping
upon his claim, he encountered much
bad water. which. together with the
severe heat. gave him a very severe
diarrhoca which il seemed almost i'm
possible to check. and along In June
the case became so bad he expected to
die. One DAY ono OF his n~eighbors
brought him one small bottle of Cham
bcrlain's Collie, Cholera and Diarrhoea
Remedy as n last hope. A big dose
was given him while he was rolling
about on the ground In great agony,
and In a few minutes the dose was
repeated. The good effect OF the med
icine was soon noticed and within an
hour the patient was taking his first
sound sleep for a fortnight. The one
little bottle worked a complete cure.
and he cannot help but feel grateful.
The season for bowel disorders being
at hand suggests this item. For sale
BY all druggists.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-06-09
SHEEP HERDER KILLED
isiDRO LUcERo OF BERNALILLo
SHOT BY MAN WHO HAD
WRoNcED HIM.
Slayer Gives Himself up-AiIeses
Self Defence.-Lucero's Wife Only
Witness Of the TRAGEDY.

Slayer Gives Himself up-AiIeges
Self Defence.-Lucero's Wife Only
Witness Of the Tragedy.
Isidro Lucero. a sheep herder living
near B~ernalillo was shot and almost
instantly killed Sunday afternoon by
Vicente Griego, who has given him
self up to the officers and who claims
that the shooting was done in self de
Tense. There has been feeling be-
tween the men for some time, so IL
Is said. owing to alleged Illicit rela-
lions Of Griego with LucerO's wife.
Lucero and his wife were coming
towards Bernalillo from a place up
II line OF the Santa Fe where Luz
cero's herd is grazing. About a milo
town they met GrIego. The lat
says that Lucero pulled his gun
and that he. Griego, shot in self de-
Tense. He shot with good effect, two
Of the bullets taking effect in Lucero's
head, either one of which would have
caused death, while a third shot made
a flesh wound in the arm The only
witness to the shooting wa Lucero's
wife. Griego at once came to Berna-
lilo and gave himself up to the deputy
sheriff.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-06-09
Homestead Entry No. 4905.)
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
OF THE INTERIOR,

DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
Land Office at Santa Fe, N. M..l
March "a. 1903.
Notice Is hereby given that the following
named settler has fled notice Of his intention
TO make final proof In support OF his claim
and that said proof will be made before Il. &.
Court COMMISSIONS X. l.. Nj. Ross at Las We
gas, N. M. on June 30. 1908 viz;
HIG1NI0 CASTILLO,
for the south IL. southeast IA. section 70.
north liz, northeast Ia, section 81. township
Is, north range - east.
He names the following witnesses 10 prove
his continuous residence upon and %cuitiya-
tion Of said land, viz;
Margarito Gonzales, Francisco Urtado. Lo-
reno Gonzales. Domingo Fresques, ali Of Ca
bra, N, NJ.
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