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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-11-05
TO PROTECT OfpOSITORS.
Pueblo lite sHd Trust ttEJlny kitei q
Voluntary Assignment,

Pueblo. COL Nov. 5-Thc Pueblo Title
& Trust company OF this city. the princi-
pa! stcckho,der IN which r. the Wyoming
Tnyestment company. has announced a
voluntary assignment for the protecticn n
% It's depositors.
1he reason given h that sufficient c. h
To NEE. q run that was considered inevi-
t1bie after the suspension OF yesterdat of
the first National Bank st Victor cou q
bo m seS a. once.
Secretary Small % The company en-.
pounces that the deposits are t2sncco and
the assets t4e 0o.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-11-05
ARSON AND
ROBBERY
CHARGED
Duncan Accused Of Robblng a
Safe Of Papars and Setting
Fire to Building.

New York. Nov. 5.-Holmer Duncan.
secretary OF firm OF nursery men at
Flushing. l.. L.. has been arrested on
charges OF arson and robbery. Duncan 8
father IL said TO have been one OF the
characters I'm '1nnocents Abroad" and
the young man moved I'm the best OF So
ciety OF Flushing. His arrest grew out
OF fire I'm the company's office.
watchman managed TO extingush the
flames. and then IL was discovered that
ledgers and many valuable papers mad
been piled UP I'm the middle of the room,
soaked with kerosene and fired The safe
has been opened and lot OF valuable pa
pers stolen. Duncan assisted In the
search for the property and finally was
arrested
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-11-05
KUEFEOBiGK WHALE
Sighted EuY Tcdy In Lever ktw York
laJ BY Cartsil Of Tug.

New York. Nov. 5-Captaln Henry
Denysc OF the ocean goins tug Unique.
which ,owtd IN from sea today the Amer
lean chip Henry B. Hyde reports that at
$50 a. m. To the westward OF the ship
channel IN the lower bay he observed a
humpbacked whale 20 feet long.
AZ FIRST sight he took the object 20 be
wreck bottom az Gntl u disappeared
throwing w the mud from the bottom
and sending a column e water high in
the air. This is the nrst whale sighted in
side Sandy Hook IN long time
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-11-05

thus stopping the dropping int the
thross At the same time the cough, the
asthma and bronchitis and sore throat
will disappear, also all stomach truublo.
caused By constant swallowing q the nu-
trid Catarrh pus. And as your Catarrb
disappears all your organs will become
healthy your weakness will change to
strength and vitality and you win %
like your old self again
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-11-05
Forty Years AGO

There were less than 10000 Catarrh VIC
tins in the land Today there are over
fwsnty million. It has become the MA
TrONAL DISEASE Catsrrh is every
where. In every saty. town and hamlet.
On every mountain. In every valley and
piain; In forest and prairie. The rich.
the poor. the buaness man. the mechanic.
~ ssborsE. - mistress the maid; =
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-11-05
ARE yoIJLosT?

ARE YOU LOST?
Can we help you find yourself? To help
is our business and our JOY. Are YOU
sick7 Are you unhappy? Is anything
the matter with your II so. come close
to us Letters OF healing instruction and
comfort. For each letter 50 cents Ad-
dress. Daniel Potter b. II. avenue. Mat
tapan. Mass
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-11-05
NAY CASts or lKOLtRb.

Manila. Nov, g. Twenty-Five cases OF
Asiatic cholera occurred I'm Nlgan. the
capitai of Ilocos SUR Luzon last week.
Tuenty-one deaths are reported.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-11-05
Twenty Million Catarrh Victims!
CAN YOU REALIZE !17 ARE YOU ONE OF THEM7
A.. -. ,r e.ueh. from
ssuder with. y$.oos Bottle
sRAxilIAH sALmA POSITIVE CURE

knows no Glass. no sen. no station II
In the universal malady. the yellow dis.
tsmper. ths disease that 10 the parent OF
nearly all other diseases. the slow but
sure yellow death, the cures of the land.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-11-05

BOSTON TERRIER LOST-FEMALE
Dog: collar; no name. Reward at II Bar
ren street.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-11-05

ROOMS TO LET-WITH OR WITH
out board. use OF bath: private family.
Apply 31i Cranston street fright hand
bell
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-11-05

wANTED--A GOOD TRUNK. AD-
dress G-ls. News Office.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-11-05

wANTED-CASH PAID FOR UNITED
Cigar Store Certificates. Address N-l3,
News Office
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-11-19
GRAFTING OF AN EAR
Millionaire Pays the Man to
Make he Sacrifice.
PHYSICIANS ARE AT WORK
How he Operation Was Per-
formed in Part.

Philadelphia. Pa. Nov. 1S.-Dr. Andre W
7. Aelden. CT New YORK. today peri Jrrned
the operation Of grating an ear upon ihe
head of an eastern mill onaire, who
name the surgeon "a. s he is under m
not 10 reveal The ope- alton was to have
been performed in New York but District
Attorney jerome is said to have inter-
fered
DR.. Neden advertised for man will
ing TO sell an ear for 5000 and of 90
applicants he selected a young German
who conducts a restaurant in New York
1.-The opec a ion has been performed and
promises to be successful. I am under
the legal contract and heavy bond not to
reveal the name of my patient.
Generally speaking. he is wealthy
man from the west How he lost the
ear l do not know. 1t eappears to have
been cut off with a sharp instrument
beleve it was accidental, but / never
asked him to explain
THE operation took place at private
hispital h re. where / was assisted by a
Philadelphia physician and one ON
New York. ! think they VIII be wiling
to have their names known later
The two men were Tlaced in opposite
directions upon an Elongated bed. One
half the volunteers ear-the upper half
was cut off, together with about four
inches Of the skin behind the ear.
This was twisted around and fitted to
q freshly prepared wound upon my pa
tents head
THE half ear was he'd in place by
Sn
cannot move their heads.
They must retain In s position for at
least u days to allow the circulation
TO come through the Zap of skin that
still remains a part Of the volunteer
scalp.
IF this half starts to unite properly
the lower half of the ear will be grated
In the same manner
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-11-19
The RUSSIAN ARMY.

AsideIight is thrown on the burden OF
military conscription in Russia by the
proceedings in case in which has en-
followed IN Odessa for mary DAYS with
exce9tioHal interest The attention of the
higher mil airy authorities in that town
was called some time ago 10 the extra
ordinary increase in tn number Of free
tickets" made out by the divisional mi l.
tary doctors In the names of soldiers who
had served but short peri d Of their
term with tn co'ors The inv sig tons
set on foot by the military authorizes
were continued over large area with the
assistance Of secret police agents and
many Of the soldiers to whom free tick
cts" had been given recently were hunt
ed up, fe-eXauired by a special med al
and surgical staff. and vivo ousiy cross
examined IS to their previous hoalth a
the Manner in which they came to be
physically or constitutionaly unfit to
complete their term of service. Several Of
the reioctel solu4ers acknowledge that
individuals whom hey n1med. and whom
they ha7 ret sometimes in the vici 1ity
of their bar-ac'-s ha7 induced them 10
HE ate the.r selves from their 'unbear-
sble burden of service by tampe ing
with 'hair h alth-
The mi ilary au h aritios have now sue
ceeled in arresfing a wei organi ed band
of ruf-a~s whose sole occupation for
years has been the liberation Of young
Russian solCf rs and recruits from mill
tary services At the head of the soci-
ETY. was a cert in K.eek who had under
him several p=eudo-doctors and toutiug
az hts. The me hod employed by the
latter was 10 inyi.e young soldiers 81 CIV
70 re-tqu~aut where after a meal the
tout erl9rred on the burdens Of Russi n
milit~rv service end the 20 81 lily of
tn soldio-s losing life in battle or f
his being 4 afted 20 some distant mill
tary district whore h wo Id b. li7ble to
the severest nun 'shment 70 NJ ST htest
offenee at the hands Of arbi r7rv ron
COMM esionad officers. When at LIST the
agent was sa is9ed int busiress was IS
sured with ore soldier n Communicated
with the head of the soci " thout de-
lay and set TO work TO invcigle another.
Kreck. the head" would arrange an n
terview with the latest acquisi ion. settle
with him Whit operation to perfo m up
on him IN order TO incapac'tate him for
military purposes. and tX the amount of
money he should pay. The Sol er night
If he liked choose to become deaf. II so.
the doctor of the so iety would DO e
his ear and irret.ievab'y dama~e the
tympauum. If he wanted a disease in
oculated into the system the means were
at the disposal Of Kreek's medical spe-
cialist In short. If he wanted any ORGAN
of his body tampered with. kreek had
q surgical specialist in his employment
to whom nothing was impossible
The CIV dence addu-ed during the pro-
tractei hearing Of the cosa AGAINST Kreek
and others. and several soldiers who in
spite of their comics ion. We're tried he
fore the same court mart al. he's proved
that sums OF Go even We're receive ed by
Kreek for the liberation Of some of the
Russian rank and file The details Of
some Of the operat ons performed by he
doctors" and surgeons Of the band
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-11-19
SUICIDE MADE EASY.

That 81 i POSSIBLE % commit suicide
by simply holding ones areafh has been
clearly proved By 4 dependent Norwei-
gian. who recently killsi himself IN this
very unusual manner. when ne deter
mined 10 die he close his mouth ard
nostrns and by mere f-rce Of VIII pre-
vented his laags from doing their proper
work
This case Is the morn remarkable. IS
there has Ioa- BEEN popular not on that
no human being could by mere al power
stop the action q che lungs for more
than one or ixo minutes For this rza-
son e has attracted muIh attention. azs
q French writer. commenting on Il. says.
To persons or good taste vao aTe
weary OF Ilfe this nse;hcc Of coumi;tirs
suicide VIII certainly cor mend itself. ore
reason being because the body s rot dis
figured thereby. ard another because the
act can =. committed n AIRY place ana
al any tfrue. Il i true that sen tive Or
nervous pe-soas vsH never be able -
tin themselves IL tbs manner fsr. sir
PIE as Il gems. TIE art q re'z5ring ore-s
breath until death cosaes ran only ~
performed b ore who Is either u-ususI-
- rhlesrna;ic o< endowed with ve-y
strong VII
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-11-19
G @l|z3 &
Frisco Excursions

Monte Ne, Ark. and rn........-........... HoV
Tickets sale daily, good for 80 days
Sulphur Springs, L. T., and return. I-lV
Tickets on sale daily, good for 80 days
Mammoth Springs, Ark, and return. Io-o
Tickets sale daily, good for 80 days
eureka Springs Ark, and lluo
Tickets sale daily, good for 80 days
HomeseekerS tickets the South and Southeast on sale
first and third Tuesdays each month Round trip tickets f
fare plus $780, good for Il days One tickets for half
fare plus 500.
Colonst tickets West and Northwest on sale daily as
follows:
Billings, Livingston and Logan. S2ooo
Ogden, Salt Lake City and Pocatello 2OOu
Helena Rutte and Anaconda ................. 5000
Spokane and Thompson Falls 22.o0
Portland Tacoma and Seattle ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. $500
San Francisco Sacramento and Los Angeles $500
The above rates To North aud Northwest will also
apply to intermediate points.
For further information regarding above excursions call
ur address,
c. W STRAIN. NJ ii. RUDOLPH,
Division Passenger Agent Agent.
Wichita, Kansas
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-11-19

are too nauseous for pubic ton. The
guilt of Kreek and two Others "a b en-
fully estab ished KIeek h ascor ing
" been sentenced TO oe vation of all
personal civil ana property ii hts, AMI
10 TWO and one half yea snryit &c in
corec ional corps. Two menlbe of his
society one 4 touting agent. e tier
doc o. have been sen ed dep iy-
atioa o. all rights and to two years servi-
tude in a correc tionaI corps, while. among
Others. two Of the s9ldies who submitted
TO operators have been sentenced 20 gar
tial deprivation of rights and to Sc vitude
in n,lh aiy disciplinary ba alton for
term OF one year-kien Core pondence
ond IN Tines
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-11-19
He BRIBED A JUROR
Sensation Was Sprung in
Trial of HoIbrook.
JUROR GIVES EVIDENCE
Acknowledges That His Ver-
dict Wasn't His Judgment.

Lansing, Mich. Nov. ia sensation
was sprung in the trial today OF ex-state
Senator HoIbrook. charged with attempt
Eli e Sutton during the latters trial
for participation in the uniform frauds.
when the jury that acquitted sutton was
placed on the stand. Juror Samuel Clay
admitted that his honest judgment was
not expressed in the verdict and added
that before any advice had been taken
Juror Everett had expressed the opinion
that Sutton was innocent. Other jurors
corroborated this testimony.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-11-19
GERMAN FlegFleHTise DEVICE.

An elaborate device has been Introduced
smaag the fren@a u several German
cities to euzbss tire Faea 20 enter hsrasr.@
buildings O. PASS thrOlzh Gre = E-r1hs
without serious fncoa~eHiface- The ueE
s,,slrr.ers consists q q Egf rst us1ks
TIA. wan hv erirers. Tbs snfiTe Are ard
bad are Completely coEsr~3 y ~ Ar
tight he-zief. cozuec'ea ~7sh be-
whsch rszches - ffls oa'er az Ths Eaee
t. szgppiisa Viz 4 rur-vnf q fEssh ar.
~htrh Il pumped firm sn-e z-ofrf af-rafe-
Is. stout y Pe ls alss atsacc-s 20 So
arc.ns-.s ~ssSr 20 he Usec g. case o; &c
eisea;
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-11-19
LIFE'S MIRROR.

Published by request of Mrs. .Taylor.i
There are loyal hearts, there are spirits
brave.
There are souls that are pure and true;
Then give to the world the best you have
And the best will come back to you.
Give love. and love to your life will flow
strength in your utmost need;
Have faith, and a score of hearts will
show
Their faith in your word and deed.
Give truth and your gift will be paid in
kind
And honor will honor meet;
And smile that is sweet will surely find
\ smile that is just as sweet.
For life is the mirror of king and slave
'Tis Just what we are and do.
Then give 10 the world the best you have
And the best VIII come hack to YOU
MADELINE 5. BRIDGES
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-11-19

I norder to prevent the extinction Of the
channels in the Swiss Alps. n law has
been passed in Gr.sons. Swit-erl nd. pro-
hibi'ing the shooting Of ch1mois in the
mountains. \ real chamois skin is now
worth $50
Arizona republican., 1903-07-16

afternoon that another flood had come down Cave creek, a result of the rains of the morning. It was thought that it would be of greater volume than the morning inundation.
 There was a heavy rain in the lower part of the valley. It was noticed in the evening of Tuesday that heavy mass of clouds were following the mountains. They began discharging their contents near the junction of the Salt and Gila, and kept it up till they passed beyond the Buckeye country.
 The country about Mesa was thor oughly drenched and some damage was done to the Maricopa and Phoenix tracks by the washing out of culverts.
 Late in the evening the water com pany had word that there had been a raise of only 5000 inches at the dam, but it is believed that more water is coming down from the mountains and that a heavy rise will be reported this morning. The company believed that there would be enough water to put one of the power plants of the electric light company in motion. About 1000 inches could then be turned into the power canal and that would be suffici- ent for enc of the plants.
 The indications last night were that there would be more rain before morn n
Arizona republican., 1903-07-16
OFFICIALLY OPENED
The July Rains for the Salt River
 Valley Have Set In.

The summer rainy season was off, cially opened in Phoenix and the sur rounding country yesterday morning a little before o'clock. It rained in all parts of the valley that could be heard from, and everywhere the precipitation was greater than in town, where if amounted to only a little more than half an inch.
 The hardest rain was in the Cave creek country and that stream broke the record by having two floods in a single day. The first was caused by a heavy storm which passed around the city to the north on Tuesday evening. Early yesterday morning the flood swept across the Arizona canal, part of it crossed the Grand, and the ad- vance guard of it crossed the Naricopa. The banks of the first two canals were somewhat damaged. A great deal of the country about Glendale was under water, the floors of some of the houses being submerged.
 Word was received at the office of the Arizona Water com 3any late in the
Arizona republican., 1903-07-16
ANUS EMENTS


 "Linwood" will be the attraction Z: Eastlake park tonight. So far this season the Curtiss Comedy company have confined their efforts to society dramas and comedy, and the fact that tonight will be the first attempt at sem s9 tional melodrama has added new in- terest among the theGter patrons. "L.inwood' will be found one of the best of it's class, and the cast will be com potent. Miss Louise Perine will be seen in the beautiful emotional part of Lucille. Mir. Wilfred Lucas in the hero ic role of Victor. Mr. s. M. Curtiss will make his first appearance hero this season as Carter. All in all it will be good performance, and as the piece ia only for a three nights run, each night will no doubt sec crowded houses at the park.
Arizona republican., 1903-07-16

NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA
 cannot be more pleasantly reached than by the Grand Trunk-Lehigh Valley Route. Solid through trains. magnificent scenery. Descriptive literature sent free on appli- cation to Advertising Department, Grand Trunk Railway System, 135 Adams St, Chicago. Geo. w. Vaux, A. c. r. & T. A.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-12-06
Housewives in a Symposium
CONDUCTED BY MARION FARL AND

the gluten of wheat and the casein of
milk, etc. contains 1860 calories of po-
tential energy; that one pound of starch
or sugar also contains 1860 calories, and
that one pound of fat or oil contains
APO calories.
Referring to the table of Average
composition OF American food products
In the above-named circular, L find low
grade hour contains Ii per cent. protein.
l9 per cent. fat and II per cent starch,
with fuel value of 1865 calories. Butter
Is rated IN same tables at oouo caIorles
per pounu. Hence pounuS OF flour
equals rs pound protein, .y5S fat and
ter equais Luz pound tat and fuel value
OF 400 caIorleS, amounting OPS protein.
W. lat and $3.50 calorieS.
another Experiment Station circular.
+ GOD - NutrlmenIS - Food Economy -
classlfles food materials by cost OF ac-
tual nutriment at assumed prices per
poupd OF the food materials Other VAL
uapie pamphlets on TODD economy are:
Farmers bulletins No. "a, Meats: No
"a. Milk; No. 80, Fish: No. IS. Sugar:
NO. III, Beans, ETC.; No. Us. Eggs: No.
l42, Nutritlve Value OF Food; No ll2.
Bread.
a postal card request as above will
bring any or all of the pamphlets.
JF.
/ GIVE THE ABOVE TABLE OF
food values for what Il may be worth 10
the staustically inclined, and because
l believe in looking at all sides of a
subject, particularly when it has to do
with the intelligent building I'D OF the
temple of the body
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-12-06

WISH TO add another remedy, this
j time for worms in plants-in partic-
ular the rubber plaintiff you care
to publish Il.
Loosen earth and keep moist. take two
small, raw potatoes, cut in half, press
very slightly IN the earth, skin side up,
so that edges will not be above the sur
face, but do not cover. Leave for three
days, then raise each half gently, acting
very quickly, as the worms Will be
found clinging to the potatoes, and I'M
less removed the moment the potato Is
raised, they will crawl back into their
holes. Put about four halves on surface
of S-inch foot. The potatoes must be
raised every day after the first time.
Renew potatoes when dry until no more
worms appear.
THE (ALLEGED) RUBBER PLANT
has never been an interesting house
pet to me. 1t is too stiff for grace. and
the hard, uniform cen of the foliage
dlspleaseS my eye. But il holds its own
in many a drawIng-room and home-built
conservatory, and the regimen prescribed
py our correspondent has the merit of
simplicity ana novelty.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-12-06
apology TO a Bride.

DO violence to my whole nature when
leave unanswered letter from
one VINO calls herself "one of your
girls. When 'Euoora" writes of her
approaching marriage asks for d
menu Tor the wedding breakfast at
home; reminds me that she has never
been married before" and wishes she
dared hope to see IL ) III next week
paper with the answer" / am moved
TO instant action. W hen she subjoins a
postscript for my eye alone, in which
she says sweet, daughterly things THAT
bring the water 10 my eyes-the inn
pulse IS irresistible 40 tell her all she
wants TO know, and in true motherly
fashion.
The reason L have done none of these
things, but LETT my girl 10 cherish am
manner OF hard thoughts of me. are
two-told: First, the letter was not for
warded TO me until too late TO answer
II in the paper before the date naroad
for the marriage. second, the blessed
girl did not enclose an address to which
IA letter could be sent by mail / cam
not even offer my congratulations excent
publicly. VIII she accept my explauation
and write TO tell me that she does this?
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-12-06

TT MUST be admitted that some
i women and girls have no taste Tor
Housekeeping but fhls - cfst55ct
misfortune they ought 70 have -
Iuey should ~ 20 acquire u. lsey
have 10 reason 10 gerry u such l1czD4c-
fry nor TO so-Ox Ga IL as q znsrk 81 ~
- gfor.fy. % al artistic terc.erz<Ezot. q
fssf.1.ol-s Czf4-e- Not = bit OK H. TIE
REALM fzzE1dfO1s E'erpse sre always god
MANAGES. foE they cA-scof endure 70
Eye ~ discomfort and sq4zior. and.
ra.ns- than sncGre lg. set bravery to
zo<k 10 rssnecy II
IN yo.-ax woman xso caErcf cook
F-ttrof chop. boil = potato. or r-zxc =
decent CUP Of tea whatever Der s<sfssa
- Hfe nzs 10 reason 20 fee prc-d 90
her czg4ctry.
some ihsuxs every gin should kE1r.
-~hateser nsr wealth ard yosstton--sDe
a. IKE ere. aoSs - bind - q, ~oSs.c.
ho~ 10 cook At least some ss-rpss cisnts.
"a how to act ia case C ere OF possos-
on stsrh krox5esxe life or the Ioss % u
rr.sv os-<rsc ard ss-e = 20 co-s Tot s,os-
- n i Ignorant es al ESSENTIAL 20 =
us--zr's ed1czfsca fAoEsa1d poSss-
be Eccs6ea,s gay FAKE CO TIE nssf
importance
n. ps-Sect ror1z1. tie Eo--an Sc
world wants IL shs zU-arozr6 rooza
~ho ear Yzf her hard 20 21Tth4rE-
shoaza Tie Bsec ar-ss. sd VIA. sSvt-S