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The Washington times., 1903-04-18

Just when the calamity prophets were
preparing TO see the PENNSYLVANIA an
thracite coal deposits exhaust them
selves within Z century new veins have
been discovered, with deposits which II
would take 5000 meE working $50 days
2 year for 200 years TO bring 10 the
surface. Evidently we are not soon TO
write a reluctant fms on the reign OF
anthracite.
The Washington times., 1903-04-18
Sanitary Shoes.
Are They Earbingers Of an Era Of PEI
ishable Clothing?

lshabIe Clothing!
Some Of the Chicago hotels have
adopted a new plan, that Of providing
sanitary slippers OF paper for every
guest. These slippers are light,
cheap, and SAID to be comfortable, and
their cost Is so little that new pair
can be given TO each guest and thrown
away after brief use. The thoughtful
viii be inclined to inquire whether
this is 10 be the beginning OF new
era characterized by the wearing Of
paper clothing.
It viii be remembered that the late
Dir. Bellanny's imagination conceived
q future IN which all people would
wear clothing SO cheap and easily
made that it could be thrown away IN
stead Of washed. He also prophesied
The Washington times., 1903-04-18
FATALLY WOUNDS GIRL
AND KILLS HIMSELF

FORT WAYNE, Ind. April ls.-Harry
Kline. better known as Peter Kline. at
midnight shot May Jackson, fourteen
year-oId daughter of John Jackson. Two
bullets took effect IN her head, and she
cannot recover.
The body of Kline soon after was
found with bullet holes in his right tenn
pie KIine's father recently died, leav-
ing him a fortune OF SIS coo He was
forty years old. and unmarried
The Washington times., 1903-04-18
ALPHONSE AND CASTOR
MEET AT HOTEL BARTON

4 witty passage at arms was over
heard last Monday night AT the banquet
Of the Jefferson Memorial Association.
a. the Hotel barton. between two gen.
tlemen. equally prominent in the AFFAIRS
OF the nation-senator George F. Hoar,
or Massachusetts. and ex-Postmsster
General Charles Emory Smith. The gen
tlemen were approaching the entrance
of the banquet hall. and the Senator
courteously stepped to one side with a
pleasant After you. Mr.. Smith"
The former Cabinet officer vas equal
~ gallant, after you. my dear Sena-
tor
mo. Mr.. Smith" returned the vet
eran statesman from Massachusetts. Il
insist that you 90 first. The Ks always
20 before the "a
The Washington times., 1903-04-18

April seems trying to disprove an age
long reputation for vaTiabIeness. But We
would rather suffer from a few more
tickle pranks than face a monotonous
imitation We have had OF early March's
watery incIemency.
The Washington times., 1903-04-18

It is q solemnizing fact to which Sir
Edgar vincent calls the attention OF En-
gliahmen, that English credit. rs
measured by the fluctuations of consOIs,
years az that of any foreign government.
This is one OF the penalties Of the war
into which Mr. Chamberlain SO light
heartedly plunged England.
The Washington times., 1903-04-18
Ample Compensation.

Who minds the maple sugar lack!
Who mourns the spring foods angry racer
What though tle landlord boosts the FentY
The baseball days draw on spaeeI
Buffalo Express.
The Washington times., 1903-04-18

Appealing Bon Position the
suQ fnreHas Estate

forced against her viii into the mar
riage by her father, King Leopold, who
left her no choice. Subsequently Prince
Philip, Of saze-Coburg, wished to take
advantage Of this evidence furnished by
his wife in order 10 rid himself Of her,
but owing to differences with his father
fn-law, King Leopold. on the subject Of
money matters. the Belgian monarch
has always opposed the grant Of de-
cree Of anmlment by the Vatican, and
the Papacy, being anxious to remain on
good terms with the Belgian monarch,
absolutely declined TO give way to
Prince Philips demands.
Another Wants Freedom.
Then there is the American-born
Princess of Monaco. nee Heine, OF
New Orleans. who wishes to get free,
as far as the church is concerned from
her marriage to the present ruler OF
Monaco. her object being, Of course. TO
wed some one else, probably the com
poser upon whom she has showered Sc
many favors. It is doubtful. however
whether she Will get her decree from
the church For she was a perfectly
tree agent in marrying the Prince Of
Monaco and knew quite well what she
was about.
/ OF course the Infanta Eulalie's anx-
! iety to get a divorce is likewise due tc
/ her wish to we'd a man OF rank far In
/ ferior to her own, and 1t is on account
CO their objections to him that The
/ Spanish royal family. especially the
young King and the widowed Queen
have brought every possible influence
/ to bear upon the Vatican to prevent it,
being granted. Indeed Leo XIII, having
/ been warned in advance, listened to VIVA
/ she had TO say, told her that the ques
/ ton was one for the congregation Of tint
council to determine, and that he coull
/ do nothing in the matter he there
I upon commenced talking Of something
entirely different. and continued to d.
this every time that she showed An.
disposition to return to the subject
/ The consequence was that she left Rom
/ in very dissatisfied frame Of miad, de
! cIaring that she had found the Hol.
/ Father very much aged and quite feeble
minded
with regard to Princess Philip o
+ Saxe-Coburg. it is related that when sh
appealed to her mother 10 save her TroI
the marriage into which she was bein
/ forced by her father, Queen Henriett
sadly replied: My child. my father
Archduke Joseph. allowed me TO follo7
the dictates OF my heart, and TO MARI
of ny own free Will Leopold, Duke @
Brabant. You see how cur marriage Ia
turned out. You cannot md NOR
misery. and you may have much NOR
happiness. in wedding the man whoI
youT father is compelling you 70 aecep
as a husband.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-14
WATCH THE BEAR

scratch you y >
\ Haikaaa and
yuu1 work
Dusarana Malahaus
rurkr
policy her fixed Of
years Of that
u Old
oids seat 81 Catholic church
But political
policy.
be
Of
an control the Nei erranean
Why
Ba
Mussuman
world proclaim that q against CHRISTIANS.
= - Balkans 81 mo4ef
shippers Of
proclaim chop
pieces they
anarchists
asth M8csdonians
kilograms
Christians despsss md YET
without
ban
she Catholics.
subjects authority
killing helpless
would
Siberian he'll
and be would not interfere
all the victims
order
futefferes
ne sreeiss and hungrlsst Of them all Is the bear.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-14
AOARGOOF GOLD
GSs Gsa BIZ ENVHopNUNa. eS SO
eoptsaar hea Euaa.fsa rrrspsss As,oe4rpos.
ErNaRAfgR EHftRPtl9s As5oelATVoN.

STARED Spward. II was the chief Of
ficar. Hurr enough Then he rluNu
the water with a rush. hiH dad hand
wCNed. tho last Of him "a disappear
aud 1 had a uaR horror a. thinkzaYef
zoe my sins It's uaaf fiuHsfa were
all broken and beaten u pulp
The vutrea at the night came hagk
60 mo the curses and The cries
Yes. / must have heard them In
memory now / recognized tha voice
uf the chief mate. bat there aHaa
came m the assisted imagination.
We was not 80 sure Of this a. be-
fotc. 1 tDOuHht Of Santos ana hia
horrible heavy came Good Ghal she
was tn che power Of that must
live fnf Eva indeed must save ms
self to save and protect my innocent
and hslpiaaa sit.
Arafn 1 Waa man. stronger than
ever was the stimulus HaH. louder
than ever tha call on every drop u
true mans hiaad la my naHlshlna
frsme e. should not perish Il
should mott
Vet my throat vas paruhed nv
'tiua we're eakad. my frame Vas hui
Iaw VERY weak { VS. aiIaadF
IS ithout auateusuea I should surely
iir. Hut a. set I WAS TAT enough
ffam death A number ~ dead
fawIH impaired ballast go nv little
efau 1 dashed mg kuughiea On the
wooden hata 60 get At duck a.
aINr tiia monster Tor e. SOP ~
haur kies biet 1 held them tn ny
nuuut My .iaaViaa tongue wanted
wma. THE tuah went g. THE shark
90 ggv minutes mate and I haa mads
my uwu vile meal aa WeH
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-14

/ flame covered the sea from rim 90
tim. amnhe aud flame ulied the uni
verse. the naa dfifd uu ana 1 was
| i4tt lying IN it, bed lying In my
| 'Ssffiua. with rod hot teeth because
tHa sun biased right above them. ana
mY wfthsred tips were drawn back
from them forever
10 auen more 1 came back 10 my
/ living DEATH too weak O. carry "a
finger a. the salt water and back
- Hy mouth. ena weak 90 think Of
hRa too weak 90 pray any longer
f1f tho euG. Ia trouble 90 % care any
mnfu.
only So tired.
Death has - more terrufa for mo
| have auutsd the last horror Of thc
worst death "A man can die. You
shall hear now for what I was de-
iiYtfed }uu shall read Of my fe-
haHa.
sly aaatiuE coffin WIS many ihinga
iH turn a railway carriage. e pleas
uis boat on the Thanra ham
madk under the trees last OF ail 10
aaa the upper berth iu "a not yory
sweet smelling sablu with Il riHttrr
OF knives aud forks near at hsnl
and yary strung uduf 90 onions in
the Irish stew
~. hand rraselsd "a my head
both feii wuHHfouH weight. aud my
head WHa covered with hfintira no
longer ihan those on ny chlu. only
ieaa stubborn
where am - feohlY asked
The knives Hud f1fhs slattertd on.
+ and presently / burst out drying br-
fs#uas they had not heard mc aud 1
knew that / could never make them
/ haaH Will thas heard ny sohs and
a huge fellow came With his mouth
fnll end smelling like Il plfAla bot.
/ tie
Where am -
sAbesta the brig Eliza. Liverpool.
hser ward bound Flad Co see them
eyes open
sti8vu been here long"
Matter a. ter days
Where aid Yau find me-"
=f1HatiHF in hsnaroap. thought
Yau Naa dead 'un
t sus Yau kHan what ship"
4u We kHaW no. thafa what
you've Eut q tell uai'
I can't sighed
The mau went a. mY cabin door
Here's a 60 said be- forgotten
tha name pf hls blessed shin. hs
has Nhera's that There pausr Mr
iteviezs Thefes just a chance q
imsY - che samr
I've Fni h. sif"
Welt fetch ii along and COINS
Fau ia. NJ HaWiaH likely Yuu mas
think = HHunfhtu'
4 reddish haaaa messed men with
+ lauHu wicked look. came and
smiled ufuu ma ia tha friansirsl
fashion fhs aiHsli af onions hr.BnI.
Imafs thar { hnaW hes o. endure
1EEaH heard - ihr ship Iadt
fsfm1H aHhHt che flfst conner
HaIhhluE Ht tie afhrr
Thought yerg hard the maine ait
saHaH familiar tuf ne { rouid moi
honestly saF that had heard u br.
fore
THE captain locked ne hls mate
Is wan fhau'auf e. ONE aal.
be sffIi wa auaY - well irY hir
with lha other names Ever hear
IF caNH NHfFfw miateff
Naf fhaf ! know -
[ Haf HaHn defann Hfnuafi r"
.Na#
ar GROOVES - fterfnastrf
! NHenf
sNnf Yri - Ready a rssaeursr ,a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-14


AID krap thH hHucnup from fuiiinr
ataE taa afhrr WHN Nuu the NOS
E Eesslfs Cor this wss gradually ar-
E efrraIuH whNtrNrr tmr tAuHr. it
{ aaa The greatest mrfry the dAy had
bfquEhf me yrt
{ .aHiI nat think f'ar moments
E 80 faf ufuutas wondered stupidity
I daaad az { aaH Tnrn frwruhrfe 3
Ind thr feasr gaahed 90 n.y. eyes.
I Hoe raait { rFrf have flfgutfenf
E deserved BE- stt alI alp To ghirk
f fhsf many q time We mast have asi
f together on THE yerY cDop' I Kissed
IT, bnwefInE sdxe "a the thought
T and ms iaafa ran aftrsh. as though
E thef neFsf Nuufi stop
An bow thuuEht - hFr sa that
rfu. dsra must cruel Hun climbed
{ hiEhrf ard higher iu she nariraa
E flaming vault
IVA prnisnaf hated myself f1t
4 having fafKattan heF. huf hated
E God faf having Eivru hor back o. my
T tortured brain o. made iifr au manY
L thauaandfald mure sweet. ana DEATH
I - many thuusa udfald more bitter
I She Haa saved in ths EiH Itut g.
I I sas dyiuE q iinEefigs death tn
Z mid -utssn. ~. Wuuld never kuuu
I hos I loved -. T. who rluia only
lecture her when had hsr ~ my
I side
Dying No no--u1t yeti I must
I IlV~=li fveat1 tril mo darling
[ hos had lowed her IN the time ~
/ I forced myself ffom mo- irthsfEy ~
I despair and Erirt
l PROM this anHard. while my sense
/ stood b. me. I was practical re-
auufcefal alert n was moss high
noun. and bad eaten nothing since
/ alnunf the night before There must
- ways 80 living ~ least ~ day ur
tao without HusteunnCr. end l must
/ think ~ them
1 So | Htfadiied my craft Then Z
1 sat there ~ith the uruhiafu Tt3e
/ past hour ! had been wholly unnb
servant the iuupf eve had had It's
/ turns but that was over now. and 7
[ sat ne upright sa pnasibir. seeking
i urerIilr Tor "a sail Of course ane
none our burning had brought no
/ ship 20 our Huccnf. and how should
/ la mere apHrk amid The waves.
/ bring ono % miutf
1 Moreover, I wan an bat motion
less was barely drifiinE al at
| This I saw from Few objects which
l were floating around ne nov a.
mon they had been with me when
/ The high sun rose. ons was think.
the very oar which had been my
I fret support another waH a sailor =
1 cap. hut another. which noated
/ nearer was new % me o. though O.
/ had come % tho surface while my
l eyes were turned inwnrfa And this
I was clearly the case. for the thing
was drowned ana hloafed CORPSE
II fascinated me- though not With
/ extraordinary horror % came too
/ late 20 DO that 7 thought rer0r
/ nized the mans back I fancied a.
/ was the mate who had taken charge
/ - the lunEhoat Was I then the
single survivor - those 20 sa,fIze I
was stiii watching my poor lost
comrade when that happened 20 him
against which even wra not proof
Through tho deep Translucent blue
beneath mo slim shape siided
three smaller Fish led tho way. They
daiiiad an ifafafit "a fsthasss tJs.gl..a.
my feet, which we're Hnhtrhod 90
with what haste you may imagine.
then On they went 10 uuror prey
He turned over. his dreadful face
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The sun declined. and una / felt
that III my roeHlrFheIi could live q
iutla lanEar. why 30 could /
bad got az fha fowls without fur
thrf hurt. SOME 81 the bars took
out. discovered how And Row
trY carefully I KHt my less In and
hnaIf huf the change ~ posture u as
mot worth THE fiak ere Tan faf f.
there vas taa mufh danger IF sap
sizing au1 failing 10 free anesrif be-
fore she Hiiaf aHd sank
with muHh caution ! began hfeahs
inr the bare. aue - one 4 Was
haft enough. weak - eaa uy
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-14
CIVIL WAR VETERANS
PARADE the STREETS
or NATIONAL CAPITAL

WAsulNGToN. y. a.. ort IA
To-day. fuf the first timo sinCe the
grand review ~ lNss. WnFu tho
Armies - Grant sherman and Hhrfe
sen H#a=#a lassH peaaas ls#uls ave
enue. preliminary So their final DIE
1saudmeff. the surviving veterans %
fhaaH afHisH. eantasluH the great
social saeistfHa - fhe tniau NefcF-
ans. are assembled ia the national
capital The occasion t. a iaiuf re-
union q fha aEirtirs ~ the armies
- tbs Cumberland. the Potomac. tho
Tennessee and the uhia The at
Tendance - distinguished Veterans
ia unusually large. a. many % them
have oama great diaiancua ia per.
tteinAia IN thu dedication tomorrow
af the statue - General ~. = Shrr-
man Preparations Tor the dediea-
ton afe practically complete and the
event promises % BE- one % unusual
hfiliiaHan.
.-a9ssaaz
HaEEal Hanre. every Saturday night
HHuhata ItafA Ballard 'ss
faa----
% 20 s.iuninEH for bicycle repairs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-14

Haelal naaes every Saturday night
HHrhsra HaH Ballard SO
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-14
Ss %
Sops'aHr txc


cole. the narrator aN route to Liv-
etraal tfom Melbourne. on tho Lady
tafuyn falls in love with IVA
neulaau. who iH accompanied ny her
atcpaturr joaquin santos. lie %
awakened ono night By Ready, an-
either passenger who informs him
The ship Dr. ou firr
Tho Lady tvfmyu. Ready says, Il
ofr btr course. During thr nru capt
Harris tells the passengers that De
is carrying cargo of EuupoWdef,
ana panic euHurH
Mauy ufr drowned in the rush
cole 81 tpruNd BE- scat iu the sis
With capt tiHuiH tNA R1utur
Ready and Santos slave. iie oH-
Hapes df0NH inH m o. chicken Coou
aud B. rescued
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-14
OF Interest 20 Thin, Weak People

Il T. perfectly understood BY every
aick man and woman that % they
can act some remedy that will stop
tht graduai loss OF fiesh and strength
their recovery IL assured. People that
are nervous and unsteady. have dia-
~ spells. with weakened memory
and loss Of ambition. their blood "a
thin and watcry. n shows On their
sallow complexion and tired man
ner, soon as thev commence % gain
flesh they look better and slcep bet-
ter. To galn from % lbs. 81 good
solid flesh per week the blood must
be made rich and pure. Or GUMS
Blood and Nerve Tonic puts In thu
body the very nth of what makes
pure rich blood In the most direct
way. and cures disease by making
strength. THIS tonic r. IN tablet
form % be taken right after meals
II cnriChos the blood. making fo7as
where there was fBintnsss. For Voc
mems weakness better remedy was
never made Sold by an druggists
Tor sc per box or three boxes for 50.
on sent by mail Write as about
your case Address DR. Bossuke
Co, Philadelphia. Pa For sale q
The Quaker Drug Co. 1919 Wrist av.
onue Seattle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-14

MINNEAPOLIS. MINI - The
strike in h. Minneapolis flour mills
IL probably watched with.grsatsr Ia.
irfrst than amy 81 the other lahaf
troubles aEitntinE thr country Lit
no alarm need b. felf. however. as
Go Che bread supply although the
Mulnra fnlis mills furnish So mech
RI the worlds fiuuf This II daH
largely tu Che fact that the EuHas
pecan demand f1r American naaf The
pest summer nHa uuf been argent
and consequently che supply ready
co. consumption b. sufficient for da-
m-tIC needs
Au fiflke Boz (which every move -
ihe opposing fafteH sac 30 FIKIiaufs
d. contested ana sa D side - bit
fefiY determined not 10 be fhe iaarf
bae ever been .effIef aH with such
perfect Obedience tH lass ans ufHaa.
The strike began SEPT "a Hnd since
thru. although both si4fa have &C..
sorted Ca fhr uaua. measures Gntlua-
los me Importation - meu - the
rmpiagfrH na art ~ violence has
boon committed nut even 3 Threat
uf1nu The employers advertise Eaa
men Co come to thH city fsr em4
piaFsH far thrn % etaN away The
s~-~-< ~a--- 4,--~~~ ~>~,>A~ ~>~->~.>->-.r se.->.
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|S'Nl..T.. D

thighs wefe II maso safftas tlss.a
/ uf} banda
nat Al last I could sil the zfauns
uuif covering ma fFan fhe Huaea
downward Aua she relief IT that
11ts lshe4 All tas 4suEeE aAzsA. -
Z 1 discovered e. 49, untaia soy. IS
mos raurh less thaa IS ha4 been b
faFs
aaa better ballast thar fha fasls
These I haa attached a tbs Izah
iuss which hst been blown aaupsi .
lbr the eHanaiHa 1t eaie End - fhs
taap the fina bolt had been torn
fieau att bat AZ tHe either e Has
sire euf1aEn that had parted To the
{ ffsfed ends ! lieI my famts b tbs
lees sltn the met foolish pride IN
I ny own cunuins Il aauI4 keep
them fresh faf ny use
~ evening feu nnd found IRE
hopefui ani even paffed gp. bat pei.
no sail
Noa. however. could lie hack
ana ace bal given ne = strange
asnne of safety besides. think [
kurN. hops felt That the hen
coop vas to ether hands thar mine
I Deep peace nart thed me - I lay
ouatrrtrhed ia mF naFrau ruakluH
bed. 80 q might BE- ia my coffin n
trust in ms Makers vii % save me
Z u that were faH the hasf
Al last ! fell iata = deep sleep. a
hong. unconscious holiday ~ the
soul undefilea ~ any dream
sudden vto3eHt rocking HMaks
fne I made It worse bY the way I
started 60 a sitting posture had
shipped some wafng I was shipping
more. Yet ail around the sea WAS
classy whence then tfrs rnsemas
tianf As ny ship came trim again
and Z saw that my hnaf sxsta rot set.
/ the cause occurred 20 nv ant my
heart turned - sick that IL vas min.
uiea before I had the courage 70 test
| my theory
Il was the true one.
A shark had been a my trailing
fowls hal takeu the bunch ~ them
together, drsRFinE the tsEa fruui ny
loose faHteninFa Lucky they had
been no stronger Fise hht I been
DRAGGED down 10 psfaiti0u too
Luckily. did I say The refine
mgnt ~ cruelty rather. for HoW I
had neither meat nor drink. mF
throat was r kiln. my tongue a
flame and another day a hand
The stars we're oat. the sea waa
silver. thn sun was upi
Hours PASSED
I was waiting now for my dellr-
ium.
~ came IN bits
I was a child WaH playing on
che lawn at home I was back on
tho blazing sea
Z was n aehuaiboY then hack once
more
The hen-coor WIS the Lady Ter
myn I was ~ Iva uaniaan.n eide.
ThoY were marrying ua on board
The ships btll was rinsinR Tor IA
d guitar ln the background bur
i=TIsfFi ERE HifiHH s. 8ffh uu5iFf
skinny fnrera fhesalf vas poisoned
by million cigarettes. they raised
pll II smoke above the maHfheHHa.
they set fire 50 the ship smoke and
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-14

HA IHlnH wtfn
I HHHIIf EAfi
HHa the wei de-
@ that
The Dolores star., 1903-02-27
CONCERNING ROYALTY,

Queen Alexandra has had posted IN
many omnibuses placards reque sting
passengers not to require the stoppaRe
Of the vehicle more often than il abso.
lutely necessary and thus relieve the
horses as much as possible Of the trs-
mendous strain of rsstarting.
The empress of Germany has spe-
cial body guard, consis ting Of "a picked
soldiers from the tAlleAt men Of the
lofty imperial guard. The kaiser de-
signed the uniform for them and it re-
.embles that worn by the personal
guards Of Frederick the Great-sear-
let, with white facings and = trieornS
hat.
King Victor Emmanuel has given
evidence of his courage and freedom
from prejudice by appointing Gen.
Ottolenghi minister Of war in the place
of Gen. Ponza Di San MARITIME. Gen.
Ottolenghi is not only Of Hebrew birth,
but also of Jewish creed. So far AZ
known this is the first time member
of this particular faith has been -.
pointed by great power of Europe
to one of the leading cabinet Offices.
The members Of the Hebrew race who
have held cabinet office in Europe have
been like the late Lord Beaconsfield
in England and Baron Sonino in Italy.
converts to Christianity.
The Dolores star., 1903-02-27
BRI0urs DISEASE

The largest snm ever paid for . pre-.
scription changed hands in San Fran.
cisco, Aug. 30, 1901. Tho transfer In
volved in coin and stock 81 IL, 500. 90 and
was paid by \ party Of business men fol
n specific for Bright's Disease and Dia.
betes, hitherto incurabls diseases.
They commenced the serious investi.
CATION OF the specific Nov. Is, 1900
They interviewed scores OF the cured
and tried it out on its merits by puttine
over three dozen cases on the treatment
and watching them. They also got ply.
sicians To name chronic, incurable cases,
and administered 1t with the physicians
for judges. Up 10 Aug. %, eight-seven
per cent. OF the test eases were either
well or progressing fayorably
There being but thirteen per cent. OF
failures, the parties We're satisfied and
closed the transaction. The proceedings
Of the investigating committee and the
clinica! reports OF the test eases were
published and will he mailed free on
application. Address JOHN J. FULTON
COMPANY, 400 Montgomery st. San
Francisco, Cal.
The Dolores star., 1903-02-27

Pittsburg has decided to establish
thoroughly equipped public wash
house for the benefit of the poor
women who make living AS laun-
dresses. A room will also be provided
for the care Of their children.
After July no person in South Caro-
lima may carry pistol about him,
either concealed or runconcealed. unless
it is at least 20 inches long and weighs
ut least three pounds. This law WAS
passed ayear ago. ItnoApnly prohibits
the carrying of pistols Under the re
quired size, but IT also forbids any
Arm, person OF corporation to sell.
offer for sale. manufacture or trans
port any such weapon. Peace ofiesrs
are exempted under the law.
Many people in the suburbs of Bos-
ton have required the services of ply
sicians onaccount of being poisoned by
the larvae of the brown-tail moth.
now infest the shade and fruit trees
throughout Maiden. The poisoning
from the caterpillar ~ caused by
II dropping from q tree on .
person's skin. The tnZ with which
the caterpillar 10 covered enters
the pores and makes painful and
irritating rash. which sometimes
spreads to all paTtA Of the body.