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The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1904-01-17
INSTINCTS OF THE CRIPPLES.

A trained nurse of varied and long
experience. says the New York Tribune,
was speaking the other day of the
strange and pathetic fancies of the
sick. IF it makes them happy, and
does not interfere with their treat
ment," she said. II always try to en-
courage them, but sometimes it is very
sad. One of my patients, for instance,
is a little humpbacked girl, whose face,
if it were not for pair of large, dark,
expressive eyes, would be almost re-
pellently ugly She is simply crazy
about finery of all kinds, and loves to
wear fashionable clothes. 1t distresses
her mother, a rich and very religious
woman, who feels that her poor little
daughter should find her solace in q
spiritual life. But. 1 tell her the child
was born with the same instincts as
other children. and just because some
mysterious accident affected her ply
steal frame she should not be debarred
from the qualification of all innocent
frivolities. Every season we go grave
~ over the fashion plates and discuss
the latest cut of sleeve or collar. Her
mother says she simply cannot do 1t:
it is too narrowing: so it always falls
to me.
Il have another charge" she con-
tinued. "that I visit daily. He is
crippled and bedridden boy, and his
desires are all for military toys. He
loves to put on a soldiers cap and
shoulder his gun. and make lunges at
imaginary foes with his bayonet.
Some day I will be a soldier!' he often
says to me proudly. Poor poor child,
he will never walk again! But he does
rot know it yet Some day he will
have to be told, and then may the good
God give him couragei But there is
no need 10 give him a year or two more
of dreary hopelessness. Let him have
his illusions as long as possible. say 1,
and as for my poor little humpback. /
only hope she will continue to keep
her love for innocent finery to brighten
her .ife until she is an old woman"
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1904-01-17

things; but when anything goes awry
he is not quite so much of a philoso-
pher. 1t may be that she does not
love him; it may be that she loves him,
but that he has no right to love her;
but there is the ugly twist of circum-
stances. the blunder of the unforeseen,
the tragic cruelty of fate, which have
the effect in his case of turning a love
that might have been a mere incident
into an overmastering passion. Well
might the poet wall:
The loves and hours of the life of a
man.
They are swift and sad, being born
of the sea:
Hours that rejoice and regret for a
span.
Born with a mans breath, mortal as
he.
lose what l long for, save what I can,
My love, my love, and no love for
mel
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1904-01-17

BY HARRIET HAwLEY. urVuzsVwuEzEVuuv7
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-03-07

of some Of his players who were with
lin last wear. James Noyacek first
tascnau and outfielder and Peter
Eahlquist, pitcher. with Wheeling,
have been dropped. due to salary.
Hin VIII essay to play the first sack
himself. although he has been on third
for the e~eatcr part Of his career on
the diamond. He VIII likely use Pitch
or Brown on third and Clevenger. the
Indiana university man, on second.
Ha~ry Eerte VIII lie at short as US
ual Jack Ui.acs viii again Ice IN cen
ter and Ben Davis ana Don Hupp. new
men. the latter Of Ottumwa. Iowa,
viii be in right and left. The pitch
ing staff viii include Gill. Moore and
Holmes Of last years team, and two
new ones. brother Of Warren Gill.
and Feeney, Of Fort Dodge. Iowa.
The Rabbits VIII play week with
the college at Ame>. Iowa. and other
practice gamcs VIII be arranged.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-03-07
BEHIND THE BARS
Young Man Who Worked Fake
Damage Game Arrested
at GaIesburg.
DID NOT Go FAR ENOUGH
Operated Also in Burlington and
0IiIwaukee-Compa
at Large.

The oily Young fellow who secured
800 from the Rock Island road at
Davenport and attempted 10 work the
Tri-City Railway company and the
Moline PIow company on the repre-
sentation that he had been injured in
,arious ways so that the companies
could be held liable, is under $500
bonds ut Gaicsburr awaiting the ac-
tion of the grand jury for trying TO
work the Santa Pc and the Burling-
ton roads in that city. From the lat
ter he demanded $500, claiming that
ne was injured in Rock Island. His
pal. who was with him here. was not
I'm Galesburg, and consequently il
still az large The party under arrest
gives his name As Fred :. Ford, alias
Fred :. Ward
Ford went to Galesburg Thursday
night and bright and early Friday
morning hogan work. He. first tele-
phCned to The Santa Fe depot and in
quired as to whether they had a claim
agent there. Being answered in the
negative. he went to the burlington
ccpot where he gained an audience
with Claim Agent Price and demand
ed damages in the sum Of SEQ for the
injuries which he alleged to have re-
ccivcl in Rock Island.
Suspicion Aroused.
Mr.. Price questioned him to some
length. and growing suspicious of the
young man. asked him to call again.
He then wired railroad officials i'm
this city aud learned that the Young
man was fraud and had worked a
similar game here with success. He
stated his suspicion to Il detective,
who delegated himself on the case.
After leaving Mr.. Price the young man
sought the Santa Fe officials and
pressed his claim upon them, stating
that he had sustained injuries to his
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-03-07

Manager Belden Hill, of Cedar Rap
ids. Is rapidly completing his team
and is trying TO make up for the loss
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-03-07
DO You Want strength2

If you want 10 increase youT
strength You must add to and not
take from the physical. In other words
the food that you eat must be digest
c1. assimiiated and appropriated by
the nerves. blood and tissues before
being expelled from the intcstines. Ko
col Dyspepsia Cure adds TO the physi
cal i gives strength 10 and builds az
strength IN the human system. It Is
pleasant 10 the taste and palatabIe
and he ouiy com5inat icn Of digest
ants that VIII digest the food and cn-
a5le the s. tem tc appropriate al Of
its health ana streugth-giving quail.
ties. Sold by al druggists.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-03-07
LEARN OF SONS SUICIDE
OF THIRTEEN YEARS AGO

John Hagen, IN early youth. LETT his
native heath in Germany and settled
in Rock Island Here he married and
settled down. He was teaE.ster by
vocation He furnished a home for
his young bride. who before marriage
was Anna Meincke. at 22I2 Second ay-
enue. He was FasSicuately fond of
her. and they lived happily until the
green-eyed monster jealousy invaded
their home There were quarrels, ter
mnating in the wife leaving her hus-
band and going to live with the fami-
IL Of her brother, Richard Mciucke.
PIP Second avenue.
Hagen, armed with revolver. which
ne carried concealed beneath hand
kerchief thrown over his hand. called
at the Meinckc house on the evening
of Sept =, 1891. lie found his wife
and the members of her brothers
family seated in the ward. and with
out Et;"riuE a word. when few feet
from the group. placed the revolver
to his right breast ana fired. dropping
To the ground dead.
His parents over in Germany never
had Il word Of Hagen from the day
ON which he destroyed himself. They
waited months and Years in vain.
otto Nieft. a friend of the family.
tAcy learned. was resident Of Daven-
port. They corres pcraed with him.
but he hal net known their son. and
had not heard OF his having lived in
these parts. But to relieve the anN-
ious parents he carried on an inycSti-
cation Nit N the result that today i'm
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-03-07

neck BY clinher thrown from an en-
CINE and that his clothes had been
ruined by spark from an engine
Leaving the depot, he went 10 the law
Offices of Williams. Lawrence 4 Green
the company's attorneys. and from
there TO the office Of Attorney n !
Daugherty. where he was tracked by
the officers and arrested.
The charge made against him was
mat OF attempted swinGliu@. and sat
urdaF morning before his hearing he
confessed AZ the county Jail to having
committed number Of the swindleS
oi which ne was accused and stated a
ueSife 10 own up to all. When he APP
Peafed III court. charged with the at
tempt to sWindIe the Santa Fe. he
pleaded not guilty. but the evidence
gwen was considered enough unan
jury
Young Ford. who claims burlington
rs his home. has been working i'm This
section for some time pas: and his Ct
iofIS nave been successful to an e,Ei-
heht degree. Time and again he has
secured goodly sums Of money and
escaped detection.
Started at Huntington.
He did his first work in burlington
In that city he approached Solicitor
shelton, of the Burlington road. and
asked damages for an injury to his
neck sustained by chunk of coal
falling from an engine upon him. lie
went 10 Attorney Thompson. of that
city. with Witness and secured an
affidavit stamped with the attorneys
seal which he then presented to Mr..
Shelton. The amount asked for was
only $50, ana n the sum was hardly
worth q contest ia the courts, it was
paid to tine lad and no one was the
wiser.
The yuurgster. with lis accomplice.
who goes by the name e Wide and
several aliases. then came here. From
Rock Island they went TO Milwaukee,
where they obtained SlO1 from the
Chicago. Milwaukee < -. Paul read.
From that city Ford evidently went
to Galesburr. lie expected to meet
Wilde there. but the latter did not
show up. ana Ford started to work
alone.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-03-07
Working OvertIme.

Eight hour laws are ignored by
those tireicsS. little workers-Dr
Kings New Life Pills. Millions are
always At work. night and day, cur
ing Indigestion. billiousuess. constipa-
ton, sick headache and all stomach,
liver ami bowel troubles. Easy. pleas
ant, safe. sure. Only 25c. at Hartz d
Uliemeyer's drug store.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-03-07
Baseball.
CSScGGGGCGGGGGG;c sCcG9cGCGD

Al clubs in The Three-Eye league
have Iecn notified by President Hol-
land that the revised rules OF the mi
nor leagues GO not as he supposed.
forbid playing exhibition games be-
tween teams in the same organization
except during the schedule season.
Exhibitions both before and after the
regular season are permissible, he
states.
Albert Lindberg. Of Chicago, Las
been added to Rockford's string He
is an infeIder The Rockford play
erS have been ordered TO report for
spring practice April 10.
The baseball magnates are still de
vising means Ia handicap the pitcher.
1t lis last meeting the National
league passed a rule fcrbidding the
interruption Of games in order TO
make presents 10 the players. Such
presents must be made. in future. be-
fore or after the game. Heretofore
it has been the custom to make the
presentations To PLAYERS when they
went mp TO bat, and IL has likewise
been the inyariab bic custom for the re-
cipient to strike out Immediately az
terward.
Capt. Couners has decided TO release
Dick Brown. who was >hortstop and
third basemau fer Bloomington for
several seasons. although loaned 10
Grand Forks ia the Dakota league last
season. Brown expects - return tc
Grand Forks ana VIII IL Joined by
Frank King. King was struck on the
head by n pitched bah last season and
almost killed.
Manager BeIden Hill. of Cedar Rap
ids. Is rapidly completing his team
and is trying TO make up for the loss
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-03-07
you Have Not Avalled Yourself

yet of the liberal offer Browns Bus
iness college is making for the spring
term. which begins March -. Thirteen
weeks tuition. with free use of books
and supplies. $50. Larger discounts
for longer term. Address
w. /. READ. Principal.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-09-17
PORT ARTHUR
GARRISON DESTITUTE

shanghai. Sept iG-Nurtb China
Daily Nowa publishes a private lrttor
from "a Chinese interpreter employ ed
from 1897 until tbr end of August last
"a the r1mmaarIaf department at
Port Arthur The writer says that lu
February last ibu department sup.
piled daily $4,000 rations the Rus.
liam land forces alone. Che naval
forces taking care of themselves. but
whom Wp departed" hC adds. "uuly
5000 aiIons vrtg sunpbtd daily Eco
Ihp whole garrison including crows
of tho iron .iudH. which are now man
ming tbp fonts There are now $4,000
sick aud wounded men 40 Port Arthur
OF ammunition of al kinds there is
very small stocks and there are only
tive wcoks OF tu'l ratons remaining
The Interpreter Says that the garrison
at Port Arthur. officers excepted. iH
| anxious t1 surrender
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-09-17

DumsH Sept &c., The closing was
NoaN. FH.ru was Gree liquidation by
tcaforOI holders The leading pro.
.oasi0ual interests seems to Doc out of
'br wlIt,. for tho moment The
prospect off scarcity u wheat In Che
remote future s being rahgr more
uarJmr1ud and the tradc ls rather
IsnosgI to consider whaf thD mmod.
ate conditions of supply ana demand
arc Ut.N to bo The northwest move.
mput a ucfDaFiug So Iar lhUrg Is APP
nareuJy "a good cash demand Hui the
and advance thp price A good scalp
question s whether 20 wIu bo aUiil
eiguty urgent Co take the offerings
ue market De- NkeIy and after two or
.hruc days reaction VIII be ln order
Corn The fusts 1f ast might were
uumpomnJ and higher temperatures
arr predicted This made q good
deal 1l scattered liquidation and good
I.l' quito general short selling Tugrg
.a a01d cash demand 8Hl charters
today were liberal Dc ls l#cly fo CON
rinua fn Ha weather market but the
ulyus d. moro concentrated than Che
selling and tha large short interest
would bD tD'f m case of auy uufayor
BH'u uw .u weather conditions
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-09-17
RUSSIANS THINK JAPS
WILL NOT ATTACK

So Petersburg sopt i5 Tuo As
sorlatrd Press dispatch from Mubdon
announcing chat tle Japanese are
'Ua,ug thc garrison aJ iIao Yang
and moving ON the Russian iiauha iH
partially confirmed uy o. dispatch
from KurUpalhIn The greater part
af Oyama army however Is Htill
near Ven Tai Ducampci along che
heights between the mines and rail-
road. while the war office does not
anticipate am Immediate advance. the
preliminary disposition OF The Japan.
ese forces are taton 60 indicate that
the japanese intend when they AL.
vance to strike from the eastward.
GEN sawhaton tologruphs n formal
denial of several of Oynma's state.
m,uta. BE says that The alleged dunn
dunn bullets found at LAO Yang are
simply regulation auuareuusod bullets
NJ me service revolver They arc
lend. but are not lackoiDd and are To-
mo- wIsg dunn dam Tho general also
denies the statement that tho Jap.
anoao captured large quantities OF am.
munulou. BE says that they only
obtained possession of few boxes OF
empty cartridge shells and says that
.t Is not true that tDo Russian roll
|Img stock fulI into me hands OF the
. Japanese
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-09-17
al rovAR" NEARLY READY.
New Harvey Hotel he Distinguished
for Novelty Of Architecture.

New Harvey Hotel is Distinguished
for Novelty Of Architecture.
II new Harvey hotel on the brink
of the Grand Canyon is nearly com.
plCtod As the work progresses e be.
comes more and moro evident that
FOR novelty OF architecture and design
and convenience for the tourist pub.
lIc. the new building will bo uusur.
passed
% has been decided Co name tho
new hottclry E Tovar. instead ~
HrlRht Angel tavern. Pedro del Tovar
Us tradIuonally credited with being
the first white man to penetrate into
fh, mysterious depths of the Titan oi
chaHms. and consequently the name
viii not bo without historical signl
fcaupp The naming of the hotel a.
.or Che Spaulard win be ln limo with
thr names Alyaradu. Castanoda and
Car1Duhs, given to tho other elegant
Harvey hotels
"El Toyar' Will undoubtedly be- ono
~ ihc finest and most unique hotels
In tho southwest when completed ana
itF location "a foU steps from the brink
of tho 'upDuduus canyon Do uurIyaled
Tor scenic grandeur ln the whole
world The BRIGHT Angel trial 90 Oh,
Colorado river boz the bottom of tlt
gorge starts directly from the door
"El Toyar' has been under con
strucr.ou for many months % "a mod
oIod after thn old Swiss averns %.
appearance o. chat OF an immense Dos
. house
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-09-17

New Ymt. Sept 49, American
stocks iu London irregular, mostly "a
shBdc below par ThlrtyoIEht roads
COR nr.t vrct FOO september show
average gross increase an Demand
lr Copper and abroad increasing.
stocks plentiful n loan crowd with
.auur rates rather harder Western
lousps buIish ou grongou and Paci.
.cs Rumorpd Colo Fuel needs more
financial assistance from controlling
ntDrD. Bond houses report some re-
lvnl Boo demand for traction bonds.
.ncr u. revenues denote Improve.
mor r general business conditions
mu 'u.U S4I1Culu to subtrrasury
sine. FrHay $50 increase Boo Union
pr .rmmou dividend probable ioI
Of. teen uuU 40 least Early break
loo a rive. strike expected Twnlv,
uUs.r..I decrease on per cent
Tvmn ur..r railroads decrease l'
pO. cont
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-09-17

An ola ana weiltr.ed remedy Mrs
windows soothing syrup has been
used FOR over sixty yoau BY millions
of mothers FOR their children while
teethIuE. with perfect success. Il
snothea mo child. Hoftans tho sums.
alIayB alI palm. cures wind collie. and
Ga me best remedy for darrh0ea o.
pleasant 90 tho taste Sold by drug
gata in every part of ne world
Twenty hve cents a bottle itH va'ue
% incalculahle De sure end ash for
Mrs Winslow'a Soothing Syrup and
take DO other Kind
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-09-17

Albuquerque. g.. Following are
'etall selling prices today "a Albu.
lueruuC markets.
Beef. pouorhonse and loln steaks
zoe. prime X. c. roast. zoe; native
roaata, 1915 TO Use.
Nation. prime. l5c 20 l7hc.
lamb. prime. zoe. spring lambs,
$50 each; 25c No.
Pors. prime. i3c 20 t6o No.
Pork loins. i5 TO iThc
pucklti porh. i7ibc No.
Turkeys. 23c 10.
Hens. l7o no.
Spring chickens, 2tc No.; brollors
3Oc no.
Sausage. l2ia 90 2Oc DO
Ham. 10000.
Bacon. 10000
Potatoes. new. csc DO
Oul0us Q Tor 5C.
Celery. Toe bunch. 3 lunches. for
l5c.
CaWinowor. Toe each. for 25c
Lettuce. zoe dozen
o ranges. zoe Soc toc. soc and
soc doz.
Lemons, doz. 25c
cider. 40, 90 and 60c gallonl
Green coffee. 1915 90 soc 20. roast
i6 TO SOC 10.
Tea. 3jc 20 siOO 90.
Sugar. no lbs. 800
30. 2 brown sugar. 20 The for 500
Bacon. narrow breakfast. i7ihc
Dry salt bellies. Toe per Co.
lard. compound. Sc per ~
Pure lard, i2hc per 20.
Flour Colorado. best patent. s27i
per cwt.
Hal. Alfalfa. gli per ton; New Mex
leo. prairie, gl2 per ton
Dom Swiss. 26c M.
Bananas. 2ic Co SOC per dozen.
Grape fruit, 90 zoe each
Pocans. l6c 20 zoe N.
Almonds. zoe TO g5c lb
Brazil nuts, zoe 90 25c 10.
Filberts, zoe 20 26c 10.
Raslna. l6c 20 csc No.
ANplthf 20 TIC 10,
pruuUs. Go 90 zoe %.
Honey 2 for Csc
Rua.or. zoe 10.
Eggs, 5Oc doz.
Cheese am. Tic 20 CSC 10
Limberger cheese. ~ 90 25c No..
Fresh Cams. 2Oc pint
Fresh Tomnt oog Ga lh
Cucumbors. 2 for &c
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-09-17
RepabLLaan E.seul-va eammLtlss.

The personnel 0f che republican
territorial executive committee was
yesterday announced ns followa
90 o. Burum chairman, solomon
Luna, treasurer Charles ". Stafford
aocroiary jose Soma. assistant soore
ary 80 G. Burke ston0graphor. Eu.
scIIn Romero Y % Burns solomon
Luna Martin Lohmau, vs. "a Sargent
Max Frost n o. Hart "a. HaFor.
man. . w. Akcrs David ~ White, o.
s. lubbrll Harry g. Zee. w. ~ New
comb. 70 w. Kelly W. D. Martin aud
10 r. Chaycs.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-09-17
NEW CAR SERVICE RULE
Consi0neos Must Remove Small Ship.
ments Within 90 Hours.


After October conslnCos o.
freight In less than car load lots 100 all
towns aud cities zoo the territory gov.
rmod by me Missouri Valley Car
Service association must remove or
dors from tine freight houses within
f1fy.c.Fht hours after the arrival cor
pay penalty of g cents a ton on frac.
fiUu thereof each day they are al,
lowed tu stay in Jhe freight houses
after that This action was taken by
the association because some rcceiy-
ors NJ small shipments OF freight have
taken advantage OF the lcnloncy of
the railroads by using the freight
houses as warehouses, sometimes
leaving the goods in them Cor thirty
to sixty days aftcr arrival
Tho new storage rule, % Is believed.
viii DO much tO eliminate the cOnges-
ton 40 froleht houses. and win result
% the profit OF both tho railroads and
tho couslgueos. Whore shipments are
held ln cars no domurrago charge
WIN boz made until tao eu0ds are un.
loaded Boa the freight houses and the
c0uslmcCs are notified
This rule has been put into effect
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-09-17

Kansas CiIy Sept id CATTLE mar
ket steady Native steers. $4,000
tG15. southern steers. 32500S375.
southern COWS. 81 5uWSgg0i native
COWS and hgIfers. fl50Hfl7u, stock
prs ana feeders. t225nSiw. bulls
bulls. tl15Us85O, calves. $500
$3.50. western steers t10UN2 $3.50.
western cows. $500 1926
Sheep market. steady Muiions
t3.g5uEIuu. lambs. ti50nS5 go.
range wr'hers, 100000, ewes
f275a&2G0.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-09-17

Ar1more. O. o.. Sept IG Tua 90
prIHemeuf ot Iha property 1a mo
government reservation NJ sulphur
having boon completed Frank G..
Churchill special Indian inspector.
who wan sent there 90 have charge OF
fHs work len hero inr Wa h'nu0n
fl secure tho funds with which 90
snake payment 90 tho property oEn.
enN ia H expected to return in
about thirty days Tho estimated
Amount 1f fhIH payment $500. he about
a. 900 00e
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-09-17

in Chicago and other cities and has
been found 10 work 20 the best inter.
ostg OF an concerned The rule Ia re-.
card 20 car load shipments will ~.
main as 20 is viz. forty-oight hours
viii bo allowed the ronsinnoe IN which
.o unload after ne car has been set
and ho has boon notified After the
expiration OF that time he will bee
charrod 81 o day or fraction % day
aH dumurfaro
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-09-17

Niagara Fails, n -. Sept DC The
.oroIsn delegates to the International
Geographic congress. who are now
uu thp.r way to &c. Louis spent today
900 Niagara Fails Tho visitors were
entertained hy tho geographical and
other scientific societies of Buffalo
and western New York a feature OF
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-09-17

&c. potcmburR Sept i6-Ocncral
Kur0p1tkln REPORTS that rccunaia.
ances have established the fact that
the Japanese are WIssing unar Yen
Iai ard UonHoaputEo Bodies Of
Japanese uro also moving lu che Lao
river valley