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The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1903-01-29

City of Mexico, Jan. PA partgl
Boer ehiefta4ns arrived here, ine5
ing General Viljoen, Command
snyman Kritzinger. Fouehe, Jouts
and Malan and Captain 0'Donis
Their visit is for the purpose 81 II
ing over lands where they can "a
and bring their families. General
Joen denies that he offered bis d
vices to the British government
fight the mad Mullah.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1903-01-29

Mr. Jacobs has introduced d bill in
the Arkansas Legislature limiting the
expenditures BY candidates in cam
paigns. As long as candidate spends
his own money, and that il a legitimate
way 4 seems that he should be per-
.lrlitted to turn as much into circulation
as be feels disposed. Wonder what Of
Ace jacobs proposes to stand for any
way FarnaervilIe Gazette.
NJ. Jacobs will stand for anything
which may come in his way. He IS
doubtless q political razzIedazzler.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1903-01-29

forcemert: and with this condition was
the question whether the ordinance
should be withdrawn Or permitted to go
to vote for final decision. Candidly it
would not have been good policy to
have Withdrawn the ordinance, afer it
had been submitted, AMI the only reas-
enable and logical course was to permit
its acceptanbe or its defeat After all
the mayor has no authority to legislate !;
his functions and duties require his en-
forcement of all ordinances. 1t is TRUE
the mayor suggested the screen ordi-
nance as a means of simplifying the en-
forcement of the Sunday law ordinance
by the police, but because the anti
screen ordinance did not become law is
no reason why it should be charged that
this was regarded as severe throw
down for the administration of Mayor
Queries" What nonsense! How abb
surd!
"A severe throw-down" by whom?
Who are they who are numbered with
this was regarded Are they friendly
politically to Queries and his admins
tration?
Would not those who may BE includ
ed in this was regarded" ETC., rejoice
in the political undoing of Mayor
Querbes and his administration?
How many of the number. who may
be connected with this was regarded"
etc. have evinced any sympathy, or any
approval Of the efforts of Mayor
Queries in the enforcement of the
law
And all this was regarded, etc, has
en1anated from one who is, the repre-
sentative Of the Picayune in Shreveport.
But the gentleman, perhaps, did not
weigh or consider the meaning nor the
reflection of this was regarded as
severe tllrow-down for the adnlinistra-
ton of Mayor Queries.
"A severe throw-down'' in. what re-
spect or connection?
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1903-01-29

According TO the law Of Louis
lana it is not possible for white and col
ored people to marry. Il is true that
some white men cohabit with colored
women, bit these are limited in number.
The tendency is strongly in disapproval
of this intimacy and the lines Of dis
finction are being more stringently
drawn against such annals carnations,
which are in opposition to all natural
laws.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1903-01-29
POISONED BY A Pig

Animals Tail Was Tweaked and p
One of the Chorus Girls.
New York, Jan. 24.-Miss julia
tin, a chorus girl, was bitten BY =
on the 18th, on the right arm,
blood poisoning has since set 10.
pig was the property of the plas
which Miss Martin appeared. AID
came savage because one of the sal
tweaked his tail to make him saa
On Saturday Miss Martin was n'
to stop playing and consented g
formaline. Her physician made ~
lection of germicide.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1903-01-29

s st. Louis man who was rejected
several years ago by girl of that city,
died the other day and left her $4,000.
1t was very neat way of showing his
gratitude. Commercial Appeal.
Ard great opportunity, as well as
indrcement, for some other fellow. Per-
Elsps in this generosity there is a con-
irving scheme for hopeful revenge.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1903-01-29

Not long since Mr. M. RI. Hearst of
New lork wrote a lettersto President
Roosevelt ii which llesassefIed that he
had III hand the proof conclusive of the
existence Of criminal coal trust, but
Attorney General Knox has said there
IS no trust. The printed copy Of this
letter Is published Is The Conlnoner
President Roosevelt has given no heed
to this direct declaration Of proof
against this insolent las-breaker aud
wholesale robber Of sIle people, the coal
trust.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1903-01-29

Marshall is to have eletcrei cars in
operation before the close of this year.
Y D. Harrison is the promoter
Times Clarion, Longview, Tex.
Good. So much for progressive de-
ve1orne1t
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1903-01-29

Denver, Jan. 24.-W. H. ]
Democratic membe r Of the heus
disappeared Wednesday just
converting OF the joint session 9
legislature, and whose absence
the uqorum, prevented the rec
Of Senator Teller, has returnea.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1903-01-29

The time is at hand when the level
headed farmer will give consideration
to his garden truck patch It is now in
order to tell the farmer how to improve
his sheep by crossing with an hydraulic
ram.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1903-01-29
az BOOK MAILED FREE.

~ IsUUh MAILED EREE.
A. lFEYERs, COMPOSITIONS, infismmss
CURES items. Lung Fever, Milk Fever.
.. ID. sPRAIss. Lsmeness, Injuries.
CURES Rheumatisal.
C. G. tsDRE THROAT, Clumsy, Epizoetie.
CURES DistemDsrs
a 2. =; WORMS. Boss. erahs.
Il. e. lC9EGHa, GsEds. Influenza InsameS
Cu2ns Lungs, Eleara- Pneumonia.
e. e. E0LFC, D~iIyacae, wind Blown,
CURES DtarFiisa, RysentcFy.
G.G. Prevents MISCARRIAGE.
a III KIDNEY & BLADDER DISORDERS
II. sKIE DISEASES. Mango, Erupfions.
CURES Ulcers, Grease. Eascy.
J. "A. BAD CONDITION, 6tariss4 Goat.
CUEEs indigestion, ssasnach ssaggers.
Sc. each staEsie Case Tea SPECIFICS Book, &e. 81
1T drug sasts geeslpsof prtefs
EstnnHsssess s ssss.s. IS ssssssaz Is .sssss
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1903-01-29

Commercial Appeal: An esteemed
contemporary has discovered that there
are only lao factories in the United
States turning out cigarettes made in
Crypt
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1903-01-29
Business Demora!izedl

MaZat1an, Mex, Jan. 20
We're Ave deaths from the plaga
day. The number Of patients
la2areto Is A. The refugees lif
her q SO con tii1a
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1903-01-29
II has been announced from Washing

L has been announced from Washing
ton q 6. that our consuIs disgrace
Ms except TO tie connec ions. Az
eorsling e the arraignment 81 Congress
man SIayden Of Texas some 81 so,ar
consuIs set drunk and St course raise
sloeI and enc il Mexico pswned The
american flag fer forty cents ID order 10
hsag drinks Gee Nlaiz hat 81 crime
{ the depravsts dehancIse Is i Repub-
lean lss Is sale. and he Is a Republican !;
ssis 4 as Be- 4 Democrat then ill the
torrents perdi sss,ll must hurled
agaliisf hilts, bur Pc i not q Democrat
s l'aass1as 1lss far fforsy
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1903-01-29
A reunion eli Confederate Veterans

reunion ef Confederate Veterans
viii Be held III New Orleans in May
New Orleans has always been noted for
her patriotic loyalty to the Confederate
Veterans, to the South and all that
which IS dear aud sacred TO the South
ern people. The reunion will no doubt
be one Of the greatest and most success
ful Of the many held throughout The
South. New Orleans knows now to en-
terrain big crowds Of people and a,
hearty welcome is assured every Vet.
eran who will be at this gathering of
the braves.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1903-01-29
' REPORT RECEIVED.

Account of Rombardnent First Laid
sE5 fore Imperial Chanceilor.
Berlin, Jan. pa report OF
bombardment of Fort San Carlos
received at the navy department, l
is being communicated to the inpa
chancellor before being published
foreign Office has not received
representations from Secretary !
relative to the bembardment
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1903-01-29

Berlin. Jan. 24.-First official g
of bombardment of Fort San Gag
was in the form of dispatch from
commander of the Fake. 1t was q
Willemstadt, Jan. %, saying ne haa|
ceived information from Maraef
that the fort had been shelled ana
on fire by the Vineta and Panther
ultimately DESTROYED
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1903-01-29

Portraits finished for agents, pho
tographers Merchants in crayons, pas
tel sepia !, gooSt work; prompt services;
write for pricss. Hyde Art. Co, 4sa
Wells street, C hicago
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1903-01-29

: The Commercial Appeal says: Ore
gon has Democratic governor; but he
is like pelican in wilderness OF Re-
publicans. -..
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1903-01-29

The politicians and place hunters
throughout the State are no doubt con-
sidering the question Of nominations,
Which shall be adopted. convention or
primary The majority Of Democrats
who vote would favor nominations by
primary, eleetions. bur the, polite ans'
and place hum believe their oppor,
Iunities forasiiecess are better ii aaeeil-
vention, wfaicas may be lnanlpulated in
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1903-01-29
nc NaslEiilsgton PSI flsgsks tllsx 4

= nc ~ asIslhgtoii fost 7fIIfElfks t|Idt It
IS an outrage 70 abuse poor MI Kocke-
teller who has gwen s. e, oOopo0 to He
University ct Gaisago and las done 50
much far his felloW men. Ilaaspe llch as
Mr.. Rockefeller had just gouged the
American consumers aaat#ef many mil
hons q dollars onAosl shefexe he gave
the university that slast sailliofI wea.are
disposed to think that what I1e doess for
his fellow men isn't d q ferif3stailees to
what he does TO his fellow men.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1903-08-21
WASHINGTON ITEMS.

More postofice frauds have come to
light in the money order division AZ
Wa shington. whose superintendent.
James Il. Metcalf. was recently dis
missed. and an effort has been made
20 indict him.
Secret Service officers have discov
tificate OF the series OF 1891. all cop
les found bearing the number 1,0l9,34S
a new set OF rules governing the
entry OF Chinese was promulgated in
Washington: they were made neces
sary 10y the transfer OF jurisdiction
over immigration from the Treasury
Department To the Department OF
Commerce and Labor.
Judge Gray has appointed Carroll
II. Wright umpire OF the Anthracite
Cancellation Board.
The first meeting Of the officers OF
the new General STAFF of the Army was
held AZ Washington.
The Navy Department denied that
The European squadron is TO 80 10
Chinese OF japanese waters.
The end of the postal inquiry is
said 70 be in sight. although further
indictments and the dismissal Of n
large number OF employees are ex
pected.
Secretary Shaw appointed James L.
Gerry. chief OF The customs division
of the Treasury Department. 10 sue
ceed John X. Garrison. recently ap-
pointed auditor for the District Of
Columbia.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1903-08-21
CURING OF CHEESE.

In the curing Of cheese certain roQui-
sites are indispensable in order 10 ob-
tain the best results. Free exposure TO
air IS one requisite for the development
Of flavor. Curd sealed up in an air
tight vessel, and kept at the proper
temperature, readily breaks down into
a soft, rich ripe cheese, but it has none
Of the flavor SO much esteemed in q
good cheese. Exposure 10 the oxygen
Of the air develops flavor. The cheese
during the process Of curing takes its
oxygen and gives off carbonic acid gas.
The development of flavor can be hast
sned by subjecting the cheese 10 n
strong current Of air. The flavor is de-
velOped by the pracess OF oxidation.
If the cheese is kept in too close air
during the process Of curing IL will be
likely 10 be deficient in flavor.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1903-08-21
Resisting Power.

When a physician ~ called 10 n case
of severe sickness, the fret thing that he
estimates is the rPsiEting power OF the
patient. The chances for has recovery are
IN proportion 20 his vitality. ~ there be
little OF that at the outset there ~ small
hope OF overcoming the disease. The resist
INC power Of persons IN ipil health - such
that in an epidemic they throw OIL the
disease germs that PROSTATE Others. One
cannot always tell from appearances just
how much ability one has 10 Withstand
the inroads Of a inaladv. Some who dp-
parently are robust almost Immediately
succumb. white others who look frail re-
cover from violent attacks. or course die.
sipation. unhy2ienic living. unhealthisl sur
roundn2s, zap ones resisting power, 20
that when a yiru.ent ailment make an
attack one has strength insufficient 10 fight
1t OF.
You sec that IL 10 not % much the
malignancy Oi the disease a. 10 10 the vital.
Nv of the man that determines the result.
Just so u - alec ~ :he moral world sssr
Ne.lspring There are some persons ~
ing lives - upright, 80 spiritually healthy.
that they are practically immune from
temptation. And wnen they are over.
come. they soon recover tbenselves. for
their power of resistance - great. On tie
other hard, there are those wnO after sue
cimbing % one temptation are completely
swept away by the power oi evil. How can
that be accounted for Obviously IN the
same way that the ability n resist physi-
cal disease j. 90 be explained. There has
been uuWholesOne moral living. The mind
has been permitted 90 become familiar with
evil thoughts, the soul has brestned IN
miasml and corruption. until one has no
ability % put away temptation.
All this suggests the need % resisting
power both against disease and against an.
A pure, clean. Wholesome life, physical
and moral, will make one secure against
any harm that either can do.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1903-08-21
DOMESTIC.

The pursuit OF five convicts who cs.
capped from the California penitentiary
nas been abandoned.
A dismembered and headless human
body was found floating in the Mis-
sissippi River at st. Paul, MINI.
There was riot between strikers
and non.union men in Benwood, w.
Va. in which more than one thousand
shots were fired and four men were
wounded.
Monsignor Falconio laid the corner
stone az Brookland. ID. c.. of the Do
minican House of Studies. a new
building for the Catholic University
Of America.
Toy manufacturers are forming q
trust TO include about twenty-five fac
tories in different parts OF the coun-
try.
Joseph Pulitzer has given $1,000, 600
outright and Sl00o.0oO conditionally
to found school of journalism in con
nection with Columbia University,
New York City.
Governor Durbin, of Iowa, removed
Police Commissioners -. &. Eeardon.
of Marion, for failure TO protect the
business men Of that city during the
recent labor troubles.
Meat cutters and butchers helpers Of
New York City met recently for the
purpose OF forming into labor union.
The steamer Davidson. for the ex-
port grain trade was launched at De-
troit, Mich.
Suspected OF betraying the location
of Illicit distil!eries Simon Booker ana
his wife were murdered in their cabin,
near Winchester, Ky.
The enemy il the war game off Maine
surrendered 10 the heet defending the
coast.
The presidency Of Trinity College.
Hartford, Conn, was accepted by the
Rev. Anson Phelps Stokes. Jr.
Rumors that a. W. Machen. the in
dicted ex-postal chief, had fed were
emphatically denied by his counsel.
w. s Stone, Of Ainswor;h. Iowa. was
elected Grand Chief OF the Brother
hood Of Locomotive Engineers.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1903-08-21
CARE OE TILE SOW.

When the sow is shut up her feed
should he reduced, and it will not he
long before she is dry. When she is
allowed to run and the pigs are shut
up she is apt to keep up her full milk
supply, and the pigs not having access
10 her, her udder is liable to become
ca&ed and injured. If the SOW is shut
in and an opening left so that the little
fellows can have access 10 her 10
trouble this way can occur. Having
their liberty they will hunt food for
themselves, and soon be independent
Of their dam. This is the time they
should have a liberal supply OF sweet
skim milk, for as their mothers supply
fails they will take to the milk and it
won't be long before they will be dis
gusted trying 10 get il from their moth
ers dried-up udder At the end Of n
week they won't go near her. nor will
they touch her when turned together
again.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1903-08-21
THE SMALL HEN YhRD.

There are many who keep hens in
yards all the year, having no grass runs
for them. There is one particular work
10 perform in the summer that is often
neglected, but which is very essential,
and that is keeping the yards clean.
When flock has only small yard
there Is more filth from droppincs
than is discernible. as q portion is de-
cayed. others undergoing decomposi-
ton, while fresh droppings are added
daily. Scraping the yard with q hoe
is excellent, as the droppinGs can thus
be utilized in the garden. bat the yards
should be dug up occasionally, so rs
10 afford q clean surface as well as TO
turn the filth under.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1903-08-21
FOREIGN.

The death toll in the Alps this sea,
son has been very large. Already
more than three huudred accidents
have been recorded, resulting in the
loss of $50 lives.
Three men were garToted in Santa
Clara Province. Cuba, for the murder
and robbery Of planter. All professed
to be innocent and refused the minis
Hations of priest. Their relatives
iourncyed to Havana and had pleaded
unavailingly with President Palma for
clemency.
King Peter OF Servia is said 10 be
completely in the hands of the mill
tary clique, who are said TO have bis
written approval OF the assassination
Of King Alexander.
The House Of Lords passed. the third
reading Of the Irish Land bill.
The officials at Constantinople
secuted the idea that Russia would
make a naval demonstration in Turk.
,sh waters.
Another petition from municipali.
ties on the isthmus urging ratification
OF the canal treaty was sent from Pan
nma TO Bo2ota.
The eruption Of Nesuvius increased:
1t was reported that the towns near
the base OF the mountain were in no
immediate danger.
An American just returned 10 New
York from Cuba said that Annexa-
tonists were active on the island.
Adyices from Pekin said that. NJ.
though China and Russia had. IL was
thought. reached some terms Of settle
ment in the Mauchurian difficulty. it
was improbable that the United States
would he asked TO arbitrate
NJ. Petroff. the Bulgarian Premier.
expressed the belief that the Mace
dOnian revolt would be soon sup
pressed.
Three ministers were chosen 10 Oh
places made vacant by designations in
the Sc-vian Cabinet.
Emperor William recently said 10 the
builder OF the Bismarck memorial.
who had remarked that Bismarck was
'sor; Of guardian OF Germany We
Hohenzollerns need 10 guardians We
guard ourselves"
The Theatre Juan. at Madrid, Spain,
which was opened recently. was TO-
tally destroyed br what is believed to
have been on incendiary FIRE. There
was no loss OF life
Advices from Bogo.a said that the
opposition 20 the ratification Of the
Panama Canal treaty had increased.
The assailants Of NJ. Combes at
Marsellles. France. were identified ss
anarchists by the Italian Government
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1903-08-21
FEEDING MEAT TO FOWLS.

Many pou!trymen who believe in
feeding meat TO laying hens during the
winter stop the practice during the
summer. In some cases this plan is
not Objectionable. but often the hens
do not get the necessary quantity of
insects from the range to give them
the animal food required. 1t Is easy to
ascertain this by offering the hens ami
nal food. II they eat ii greedily one
may be sure they are not finding the
necessary number OF insects on the
range. II one can obtain fresh meat
in small quantities IL is not objection
able. although there is danger in over
feeding II, while the animal meal sold
by dealers in poultry supplies does not
readily spoil and produces quite ms
good results without much danger aris.
ing from giving too much at times.
That animal food. even during the sum-
mer. will increase the number OF eggs
from n focb and that The size is larger
has hecn the result OF oil experiments.
ard II so much Is not fed that it sick
ems the hens or taints the eggs it is
one of the best adjuncts TO the fCcd
rations FOR laying hens.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1903-08-21
OUR ADOPTED ISLANDS.

Tanbara Gisabuso. a Japanese, was
hanged at Honolulu. Hawaii, FOR the
murder OF Captain Jacobson, Of the
schooner Fred y. Wood. on July 80.
1902 The murderer. after ascending
the gallows. made confession of hs
crime and thanked his cXecutioners
for their kindness.
several lawyers ut Honolulu. lIa-
waii, were disharred for extortion.
Mr.. BarTows. formerly principal OF
the Normal School AT Manila. was ap-
pointed 10 succeed Mr.. Bryan. Gen.
Cral Superintendent of Education,
who resigned because OF i'll health.
Governor Taft approved of the
pending bill regulating the sale Of
opium in the Philippines.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1903-08-21
In Estremis.

In Estremis.
us the door well barred? And the win
dow7'
Yea"
And the outer gate, In n flrm and fast
There was one rode by on the bitter
blast
That cried. Beware, l shall enter there
And set my seal ere the dawn OF day"
1T is all secure. Sleep. sweet. nor fear;
There In none can dare TO enter here. "
quick Cover me close and nit on guard
And shield by sight. for I seem To see
A Pallid Presence that beckons me;
Ills brow In cold and he's green with
mold.
oh. how could he enter IL all is barred?'
"rhcre Is none has entered. beloved.
Cease,
These are but visions that vex your
peace"
"Oh. hold my hand, for 20 part In pain.
You see II not, but there's One defies
our bolts and bars ana bids me rise
And fare with him thro tho valley dim,
Whence none may ever return again"
oh. strange and sadl Ere answered
Nay"
Dark Death had stolen n soul away
Susie N. Best. In Independent.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1903-08-21

NJ ISIS NELLIE CURTAIN, GAG Pearl
Nl street, 81. Paul, MINI, head sales
woman in a department store, writes:
~ have charge or a dep0 rtmenf tn
a dry goods store, aud after sta ndtnO
the larger part Of the day, 4 could
90 home Wtfh a dun ache, genera NV
through mv entire body. used Pc
rmma aud feet 40 much better that I
Wdik to and from thc store no'c. !
knOW PcrMna to be the best medicine
on the ma rket for the dfsea ses pec"-
itar to Women. Miss Nellie Cur
tain.
Nothing is so weakening 10 the human
system as the constant loss ot mucus. Ia
tarrhal inflammation of the mucous mem
brane produces an excessive formation ol
mucus. Whether the mucous membrane be
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1903-08-21
Form Topics
HAY FOR BEDDING.

Old. musty hay should be used for
bedding only. During the summer sea.
son there is nothing better for horses
than 10 cut a few armfuls Of grass in
the morning and allow it 10 wilt during
the day. II fed AZ night il will be
found much more palGtable than the
hay from last years crop. Many horses
are supposed to lose appetite for hay
when the difficulty is only due 10 theig
rejection OF old material.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1903-08-21
The NfakInr Of Hnnk..

Books are row multiplied TO such n
degree that IL is Impossible TO read
them all or even to know their NUM-
her and titles. One large publisher
last year sold 1900 tons Of a certain
set OF books. or 100000 pounds. That
is only a drop IN the bucket. when al
the output Is considered. Fortunately
enc Is not Obliged to read all that Is
published. other by the volume or the
pound. Lubbock's hundred-books idea
was appropriated from mar vhb
wanted q write n hundred foliD v1l-
umes and employ the temporal ard
spiritual power 70 compel people 10
read tlsE.-Ney York Press.