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Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-06-11

dark and the deed was prompted from
spite without question. One can scarcely
eoHeieye of mind that would become 50
distorted With malice as 10 commit sacli q
deed, but that sueh characters exist in
tlte state is fearfulIy iiiustrared. In the
face of such conditions II IS little wonder
that capital. ever ii1nii tesitates 10
ieotssrdize its investments THE Situation
Is further complicated BY the fact that
the iicnds were successful 81 hiding all
trace oi their identity, 80 that one can
but gurunise as 10 the persons responsible
and ,he conditions are such that II Is IN
just to openly charge responsibility on
any organization OF men, although cir
euI1stanccs would point strongly to some
quarters Cripple Greek will not alone
suffer the blosg. but the depressing effect
viii De felt in every nook and eorneT Of
tle state. and no financial or moral inter
est will ESCAPE It's blighting effect But
the state is fortunate in having officers
that responded promptly TO the occasion
and with determined hands met the eHler-
geHey promptly, and this one thing more
than anything else went far toward bring
iii.s order out Of a chaotic condition. lie
apathy on the part Of the peace officers
ii the Cripple Greek district in uphoiding
The law and failing 10 Use due diligence
in spprehending the guilty parties, re
suited in their removal from office, and
while IL may be termed heroic methods,
still there are few people in the state
hui what Will tndorse tine action ei the
state authorities and rally TO their support
iaa crisis that yill admit of noquibbiirg.
The law-ahidinR people af Colorado have
been long suffering and have been sofely
aHHovcd and harra-sd by d vicious ele-
meuj Of agitators, but ia the Cripple Greek
instance fori,earauce ceased 10 be a virtue
aud the people have arisen in their might
5ssd sill hcueeleFth brook 30 interference
with their rights, assuring 10 all the right
To earn living without molestation on
the part of lthor agitators who seek to
dictale. That the destruction OF life and
property at the depot At Independence
was t1r result % tic distorted brain Of
single person is not believed for single
moment, but that it was the carrying ont
d q well laid plot. conceived in the mad
dened mind of many persons who thus
sought 10 gain revenge for faneiei
wrong. Is the most plausible explanation.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-06-11
Call OFF The Strike.

Editor George Kyuer, OF the Victor
Record who for the last ten months has
devoted space in his paper 70 a defense Of
the Western Federation Of Miners, Is out
in an open statement asking that the
organization give up the struggle aud call
the strike of. He even goes 20 far as to
indirectly charge that the union is At least
indirectly responsible for the outrage al
Victor. aud there l. no man in the state
in better position TO know OF the true
workings OF the organization than IS this
same editor. Read what he says:
The sentiment is growing against the
Western Federation OF Miners on
account Of lis continuing the strike.
There are few people who believe that
this organization of miners is responsible
for the crimes that have been committed
here except that If the strike had not been
called and continued so long the dynanlit-
ing would mol have occurred, and III that
respect the strike is responsible for this
outrage. whether there was justice in the
calling Of il OF not In the interest of the
men and women OF the Cripple Greek dis
trict the Record asks the Western Fet.er-
alton OF Miners to call of the strike.
Miners in this district are losing their
homes or being obliged to go awas ard
leave them None OF them, when they
express their convictions, as MANY Of
them have 10 the writer. believe that
there is any chance OF winning the strike,
but that the longer it is KEEP, going the
further they are away from securing
work. They are not in a position to stand
1t much longer. and the Record asks as
iabor's best and demonstrated friend
through this hard struggle that it be cal
led of at once, or these people will either
be forced to leave the federation or their
homes
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-06-11

THR supreme court of Colorado has
sustained Governor Peabody in all OF his
act in relation 10 using the arm Of the
military in.supressing lawlessucss in the
state during the past troublesome times.
And the court has also decided that the
governor Is acting entirely within his
power in holding Agitator Mover in the
military prison at Telluride as military
necessity, and thus is the arm OF the exc
eutive strengthened ard the anarchistic
element given notice that in Colorado
peace will be preserved at all costs and
there is no room for the red flag 1t did
not require the courts decision 10 make
tho people believe that the governor was
right in endeavoriug to suppress crime
AMI disturbance, bnt ii vindicates their
belief in the principal and will 90 long
way TO make the agitator class and un-
serupulous legal advisors move more
Cautiously in precipitat;ng trouble upon
which they feed. The time has come for
a "house-cieaning" in Colorado, and the
belief is expressed that it will now be
done thoroughly and for all time.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-06-11
Extension Ofthe Newh0use
Tunnel.

The people of Idaho Springs and all
the country extending from that point to
the interior OF Gilpin county have good
reason to rejoice over the fact that a con-
tract has been entered into which will
involve the extension. of the Newhouse
tunnel 2 ZOO feet farther into the noun
tain
When this work is completed il will
take the workings OF the Saratoga mine
aud pu, the breast of the tunnel on the
edge of the Gilpin county gold belt.
From that point il will be an easy matter
to extend il until i, taps and drains pract-
icaliy all the big producing veins OF that
part OF Gilpin county.
This tunnel IS one of the biggest min
ing enterprises in colorodo, and in its
development there is promise of a. grea;
future for the country adjacent to Idaho
Springs. It has required the expenditure
OF an enormous amount of money, bu,
the failure to push il more rapidly has
been a source OF disappointment to many.
The mine owners have, however, had
themselves to blame for the delay. The
tunnel company could not be expected to
prosecute the work without adequate
assurance from the owners of properties
that would be benefited that they would
pay sufficient royalty to justify exten-
sions. 1t may be depended upon that as
soon as the miners reach an agreement
with the company the work will be still
further extended.
The extension Of 1000 feet agreed upor
will be the result Of an agreement Of thi'
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-06-11
MINING APPLICATION No. 1.ss.

Mineral survey No. lhtssl
4 : Land Office.
Denver. Colorado.
May. 81. 1894.
Notice Is hereby given that r
GioIddacker. b. Adalph Mailer. her at
torney IN fact whose posioffiee Is $685.
Homer boulevard. Denver. Colorado.
Ise0 linear feet on the
PORTLAND No. . LODE.
tearing gold and silver. the same being
1855 feet y. 81 90 r and H. feet
- "a N. from discovery cut thereon.
with surface ground iso feet In Width
situate in Lincoln Mining pistrict,
Clear Creek county. state Of Colorado
and described Ia the plat and field
notes on HE In this Office. as follows
TX
Beginning at Cor. No /. whence the
i he = s,h 'i +. 81. bears "a, n a. i. v. sisi
IT. thence 2st Is r. $50 II TO Cor
No > thence : ssa "a W. 1900 II TO
Cor No. a. thence y. es' Is ". lse n
TO Cor. No thence y So "a r 1900
II. to Cor No. !, the place OF beginning
Containing a.05s acres. expressly cx-
ccptinE and excluding all conflict with
surveys Nos 1859 and i5et7. and form
ing a portion of the unsu1divided Twp
+. range - and ~ ". of the sth
principal meridian. said location be.
Ing recorded In Vol l5s. page ia. OF
orado.
Adjoining claimants. owners of tho
above mentioned surveys
c. d. FORD. Register.
First pub. June II, last pub. Aug. Is, 'ol.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-06-11
nlNIxs .rrr.Ir,rloy "a. ,-.o

Aiueral survey No. 16.EIz
u, = Land Office.
Denver. Colorado.
May. 81. fsps
Notice Is hereby given tnat 81 L.
towefton. hy George T.. * kVner. her at
fHrueN iu fact whose ppsfoliies j. Vie
f1r- colorado has made application for
pateAt fef 1909 ltnear feet oH the
OLD DOMINION LODE
bearing gold ana silver the same be-
a. 10 81. from discovery shaft
-E~teou. with surface ground f5o feet
Width. situate in Lincoln Nlping
District Clear Creek county. state of
Colorado and described in the plat and
eid notes on hie Ia this Office as fol-
aHs via
Beginulns at Corner No. /. whence
fHs > " Cor. Sec. 81. r. = r - w
bears y % 81 -" r 2saaaT feet
thence : "a se r isoa feet 10 corner
So. p thence : - T.. iei = feet to
urnsr No. s.. thence y "a 20 W isoe
rot 60 corner No. :. thence n 20. W
% feet % Corner No. /. the plaee
C9ntaining a057 acres. expressly ex-
sptiuE and excluding All conflict with
z1rfeyE Sos Nl2eA- 1888. is9st. ieGes
tud 1858 aud forming portion Of the
slaru bdtkitsd Twp =, range - W. OF
ihs SIN principal meridian said IocA-
T %, of the records OF Clear Creek coun-
fy. Colorado
Adjoining claimants. the owners OF
ssIrFeys Nos s590A. Sllk Finish aud
Frotectlous 1898. White Tale. i[ifk
SeesnAu placer. ls0si Planet and riil-
ny leH9a. Louisa and issIss Iowa
c. .. FORD. Register.
First pub. June II. last pub Aug. Is, %.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-06-11
MINING APPLICATION 10. ,.ss.
survey No. i4.o5-
Denver Land District.
u = Land Once

4
u ;. Land Once
Denver. Cole Mag II, Isgs
S9',ss Z asreos given thar Peter An-
< ast Main. John Johnson and August
tprLeY In Kact- whose p0stofilee Is Idaho
springs. Cole have made autsl4yss tfori
cor patent for fifteen hundred linear
NORTH SOUTH LODE.
3FaT.Fls koan ana silver. the same being
50 e ~ feet and X y go III
fs iee. thence > "a " sst feet from
discovery smart thereon. NTH surface
ground ise feet N width. situate in
aARs valley Mining District Clear
-rtTA county NtGts OF Colorado ana
4essr ped RI ths 0itselai plat herewith
gsstT1s NRd ~ sae as4a notes ON Die in
tsesinntng at Cor No !. whence the
= = tof ser !. 7 $. X IS W
sur No sss. bears s 77 10 R iais5
9 aEd Cor. Ne. ], sur No. Is5Bf Dis
pro wlo2e. bears 5. - IS " 1910 N. /.
hence =. 81 50 r. 1879 IT. to Cor No
Anna lode. besrs ; - o. ss.es ri
zHence ; y =. SIS # TO cor No
thence : = 20 r sgzG n 10 Cor <o
tfen.e ~ Sg lts.s It 10 Cor
Cor No !: thence y. IT, w sss n u
cor. No J. the place Of beginning.
Containing 4-eSs acres. exclusive. az
Pc conflict with SUI No. 1881, DIS.
portion - the uuaubsIgFIded TOWNSHIP,
30 aua the n r = % seton are
sN Township south. OF range Is west
nf th0 sixth principal meridian saId To-
500. ~ the records ri Eiesr Greek rour-
lA Aa1etatbG claims. the Anna and
.tiHhrnaY iottrss sur. No 1851 and the
placer claim Survey Lot No zsz
C. .. FORD. Register
First pub Iane II. last pub. Aug Isl %.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-06-11
Thrown From a WAGON.

Mr. George X. Babcock was thrown
from his wagon and severely bruised.
lie applied Chamberlaln's Pain Balm
freely and says IL is the best liniment
he ever used Mr. Babcock is a yell
known citizen of North Plain. Connec-
ticut. There is nothing equal 10 Pain
Balm for sprains and bruises. II viii
effect a cure In onethird the time re-
quired by any other treatment. For
sale by J. j. Sherwin.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-06-11

THE entire state stood aghass at the dia
bolical crime committed at Cripple Greek
the first OF the week. when deliberate
attempt was made to destroy the lives of
hundred men and ruin property. Com
ing at a time when At least portion OF
the troubles incident to the labor disturb
ances of last summer and winter had
been apparently adjusted, and when cap
isai had become reassured that investments
in the state would be fully protected,
renders as naught the iabors of year and
and the expenditure of vast sums ol
Of money. To further complicate the
conditions the blow was struck in the
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-06-11
Sued by His Doctor.

a doctor here has sued me for
s12.50. which | claimed was excessive
for a case Of cholera morbus." says r.
W nite of coachella. California. AT the
trial he praised his medical skill and
medicine. | asked him II II was not
Chamberlain Collie. Cholera and Diar-
rhea Remedy he used as | had good
reason TO believe IL was. and he would
not say under oath that IL was not"
No doctor could use a better remedy
than this in a case of cholera morbus.
II never fails. Sold by ]. J. Sherwin-
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-06-11
MINING APPLICATION No. ITTi.
neral Sa~,s.g "a. HTs4.

hlnffaI survey NO. ltf@t-
g. Lauf Osser ueHvsr Isn1 District.
Dehxsf Coigrs3a. Nav -. iani-
NHiirs 5 HEREBY EltHa that ne aisni Sirinf 49,
MHnHE eararzry hr is s'torusy. Geafgr = Re
sfisa Fsssiaf.as Is n.npss, Colo. has r.a1e sprr4
ian fnr q ratert faf 10 iingar feet on the Liite
Bisnnis Aa4e tearing zoii sne silver the sane -
si3 fest 5 szs = 81 feet ~ tom tiscavery 50
thefsan sifh surface grosnt 80 fret in ~ta
situate la I4aho Mining Dtsirict. Gear Creek cogn
ssfe Colofade. and sssefiesi in the pat and D.
1lsfss au tie IN this one. as fsoUr. VIZ.
Becoming a. go ~hsnoe the : = cor sec
Tasr75 = q ffse 9TH : m bears n -is ie e-n-s O
thenss Il a. i5i.=1 fi q sssaEs Itangsla-
ti1r Ssfasn ~ - beaFs az y = 1851 ~ thspis
So 80 q - coz no :. fhsnce q = log ~ g.
cor no & fsirnes - 80 It 90 eaf No l. the gAss
4 hsstaainZ-
Coassining i-.zt acres. expressly escerNng a.
sscia4iHx III conflict Nfh surtsFs Ms. los. ks.
iis5. sgse ara isg7s 4ni forming psrfion q Z {
4nsutsix ID T~r fsngs - Of the osh priv a
nsff4isn. "a & ircafilr being recoreet IN No' 10
rags tzS. Of the feepTsz o. CisaF Creek eaasss.
Coiafa4a4
hiasalns elalnAnis o~nsrs Of The shove ua7sss
c. d. FORD Register.
firs, rss NAV Il Iaas irSi pub July p ii.af
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-06-11

No matter vfia, political party is hold
ing a state convention. Clear Greek county
is simass in evidence. 81 the democratic
convention this week local democrats
we're recognized on important commii'ecs
and Jake Rofesou was selected as d dele
pste 20 the n7iional convention. The
political parties Of the state Recognize
ability ~heH thcy sec f.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-06-11
alNl.G APPLICATION 30. l7sa.

N'7@7HI h-fFfE No 49,
e s LAND OfFfcF
Denver. Coo. hFrii =. 1901
Nssle- (, hersry given that TIE iIaho ssnnEs
Haae HinlrE Ru3 l7Fesgment Company H
W p Sr.ih 5fs stffTuey if fact etsns% J9sfas
4 tAsha Sff7nus CrslFatu, has state application 9
rairnl 81 I4sa linear fssi or ths LiheraiDf sis
-r1f1az sait sd sIisff fia- sanr h#iag 11f -
a8rsssssfery an4 lbs fe-i s3gi-fsfsfiy ifosn Bis
.8safi shzff tilrreau &itt strf1ce eaeaf5 10 fes
1fh. situste IN Cfsi hiuius District. Clear Cf-aa
Cci.rts stsss ~ failrat-s. ar4 teseaa-i n the
rn4 sel4 ias.t-s fie IN tbs once, az frlgss.
H~eiuaai5e st Cor Ne ah-nce iflH = ! = cor
tfza IS r 81 is ~ f.s srh g. hssrs a = a. 2
fs-t 7i5znes % ~ a346 f cor 2 ih-ncr 8
- i.5- y - Fl ra COZ Re a thence ~ 10 y. g
- cor na & thsncs = - zia2 Il 10 cor o. s
thr4ee % - i1t.f Fl "a cor no 6. iisence . ~
= 4F 3 n 70 COZ no Z. thea9e - IT, 10 4 20
n1 ths#es ~ ~ 7Z74 Il 20 Eor na T. fisc rs7s
- hsEtHaiHZ
Ceaislafag G5fg acres. expressly esceviias az.
sRfiaaiHs 81 cuufI @ a{sh surveys No lies. Aeif
psiitsa a4s ard fqrHHE pefiiun ai TIE ansahtsiss
+ fsr 3 5 2 . aal 3 = sec fsf 5, = : &
the aih principal azegltaan S1li lacsttnn heing f-
c5faef TT xei t3s cage Al "a ms records " G. a=
Creek County Ca41ra4a.
Asla5utng cfaffnanfs Rabert Il. Turner e. ai
Msirss.a3itsn ioae survey No. liisl
{ D. FORD. Registsf-
First ruhfcaf'on Aptfl q lf.tl.
LastpahifcafEln iane 3 iass-
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-06-11
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

Estais u A.ei H. Seison. Deceased.
The unsers gfies hasinx BEEN arps1ints3 Al ais
traitor Il The estate Of Ake ". Nelson. iats % he
County q Clear Cre~s. An1 Stats uf Cn.1fssa.
deceased. hereby gives notice that ~ vii tfs-Af
hefsre fhs County Cosr of Clear Greek Aosnty. al
the Csir4 House In tIeofgeto~n At thu Jgrs ter
ne sscnn5 Monday tn July uest, az ~hich 'iue Al
persons having eiaius against ssis are n aei
anl reusxtss Atseni fnr the rgrrsse Of having the
sane adjusted Al persons Indebted 70 SAX csszie
aFp feauesie. 20 rake Immediate rAynrut ~ the
u-terSlFnsa
Daies his iosh LAY q Igne =. D. fst4-
ANDREW J. NELSON. AIasirisstlf1r
isf rss jim. IL Is4 Last put. juis 3. ie4.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-06-11
Notice. to Citizens Protective Leaeus,

A meeting of the Citizens Protective
League will be held on Monday evening,
June 18th. at eight O'Clock in rooms OF
ofJustice Wilkins. over store of Ecks,edt
and Brostrom. Annual election of officers
and other important business All menu
bers should be present
ORDER OF ExRcurrvE COMMITTEE
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-06-11
The Air Line Inhaler Is Patented.

1t is the greatest discovery OF It's kind
for Catarrah, Hay Fever, etc. You will
only be convinced by trying it. 1t can
be used at work or play by day or night.
II is on sale at H. E. Machol's drug store
Idaho Springs, Colo.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-06-11

IS natural consequence Of the depor-
tation Of an undesirable element from the
strikc-cursed sections of the state other
localities will receive this human discard
which viii no doubt b in reycngeful
mood and desperate enough to 20 To any
eHI whereby they can seemingly get
even, and it hehooves all portions OF the
state to lie more yigiiaui aud guard their
property more carefully. Caugh, III this
net are no daub, many as law-loviug and
honorable working men as can be found
anywhere. bat they have been found in
bad company and are compelled to suffer
The consequence until such time as they
shall assert their manhaad and denounce
defiance 10 law and order Idaho Springs
ever welcomes the working man to her
midst and furnishes employment io hun
drcds. hut Tor the sgitator and trouble
breeder there is no room and they will
not he eounienanced The authorities
are alive to the situation and viii meet it
fairly.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-06-11

DyRSG the shseuce uf Governor Pea
bofly al, the 81, Louis rrpasl ton iiruten-
anpG1veruor ilaegoa has been conduct
ing the affair, 0f thc state. lie demon
stmted bis ability to cope successfully
uith ans condition tha, may arise BY
promptly taking in hand the Cripple
Greek trouble this week and bad eontrul
af tine situation in remarkably short
tiuc.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-06-11
Special Round Trip to St. Louis, Mo.
Account OF Worid's Fair.

Idaho Springs. Colo. to ST. Louis aud
return. 5000, limited to October 3ist,
'ol. Tickets on sale from June to Sep
tember 30. Also other cheap rates to
Chicago via ST. Louis. For full pariicu-
lars call on US.
+. o. SANDsTRoM. Agent.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-06-11

kind with the men interested in the sarl-
to,.a mine Owners Of properties still
farther removed will no doubt be able 70
SECURE equally favorable terms. Denyer
Republican.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-06-11
Reward.

SrRAyKD OR SroLEN-A small light
bay horse, white feet, white spot in
forehead, Branded FZ ON shoulder.
$500 for reward for safe return of
horse and 5000 reward for conviction
thief, if stolen.
At BIG 40 NJ. s. T. Co.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-06-11
Pnvate Dancine Lesons,

1 will take limited number of pupils
to instruct in dancing at their homes.
Inquire at Hofman's barber shop. Phone
SAI Black. G. e. HEBARD.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-06-11
Subscription. 50 Per Year

EvEN at this early date there are esndi-
dates galore for the varions county offices
10 be filled this fail and lrom the number
that have alFeady offered theialzsslses
.-tlere Il Is soiue,hiu doin' At Tn fall
conventions
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-06-11

FoR RExr-Nicely furnished suite Of
rooms or whole house rented reasonable
to permanent parties. Apply $50 Colo
rado street.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-06-11

FgpFRArgoS officials openly charge
that the alliance is responsible for the
Victor oui1sgr. and more vile accusa-
ti1u was never made. That any orgami-
saunu rauld profit either direotiy or iu-
directly by The committing oi such foul
deed Is prepasigrpus and members OF the
Federation vhs haer sfari 81 manhood
left iu theiH sill not uphold the agitaior
officials IN their iiecharpes The pcople
know better and the Federation only
makcs their position more uutenahle by
seeking 10 las thr blame ON an urganiu-
ton who-e fundamental principal is
foiudcd os i1w and gaier.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-06-11

F. E. Furness, The Clairvoyant and
Psychic 10 stopping at the Brunswick
Flat, 18th and Miner streets.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-06-11

II you Want an expressrnan teiephone
:. r. Fish. Black sIs.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-06-11

IroS the shoulder oi the citizens Of
ihis town rests the sucer=s of the Inter
MourtsiH Festival and that they will
discharge the obligation with credit to
themselves is assured The trrr,leu should
not lieue bs carried rs she ,arioss com
mitteos, but every Perssu shouid take a
share and assist ia every way possible.
The Success Of the festival Is OF vital inn
rortanec 10 everyone and all viii share
in the good TINT will accrue. start right
now and let everyone know that such
holiday IS on the list Of the summers
attractions and ask them 10 come and
enioy a day AZ Colofsdo.s beanty spot
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-06-11

For sick headache take Chamber
lain's Stomach and Liver Tablets and
. quick cure 10 certain. For sale By
J. J. Sherwin.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-06-11
~. Save, You NIooey,

Ranch butter. age
Brighton creamery......-..-. soc
Meadow Gold. ld.......-..........
TuxRo,a.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-06-11

Remember my phone number is Blacl
U3. c. E. Fish. expressman.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-06-11

F.rst rahiicsf'on Apsu q laps.
Lastpahiicaiiln tane = ia4-
The San Francisco call., 1904-07-10
FEATURES ARE MANY
AND GOOD AT LOCAL
THEATERS THIS. WEEK

The chief attraction on the weeks
programme at the theaters is the ap-
pearance Of Miss Ethel Barrymore at
the Columbia in comedy in which she
is said TO have achieved one of the
notable successes of her career-Hubert
Henry Davies Cousin Kate" The en-
gagement of this charming young act
ress has something the same kind of
interest that attached to the recent en-
gagement of Maude Adams. Both play
ers were long strangers to San Fran
cisco, and both have won a peculiar
personal popularity. Miss Barrymore
has an excellent supporting company,
by all accounts, and her plays sue
The San Francisco call., 1904-07-10

vice Of experience to the novice, but a
wholesale self-absorption. Sometimes,
too, a curious meanness-"
How like the rest Of u.s."
No" she hesitated. something a lit
tie more peculiarly selfish. Let me tell
you. 1 remember an actor telling me
Of a scene ne had with woman in
which she had a longish and very eff
fective speech. Well, he didn't like
her, made no secret of it. But when
that speech came he would simply
make a little insignificant gesture that
utterly spoiled it. She never got
hand"
Did she know why?"
Il don't know. l should never have
noticed the thing myself"
But there is also so much kindness"
''Ah, yes-and-I have since thought
that the man that seemed to be
proud of that mean thing never
Dragged Of a thousand kindnesses he
did. People are better than they say,
aren't they?"
81 think So" I said, as we shook
hands.
The San Francisco call., 1904-07-10
War ON Cigarettes.

LONDON. July s.-Physicians Of the
West End are considering the advis-
ability of presenting resolution TO
the House of Commons recommending
the introduction of a bill providing
heavy penalties for the proprietors or
the Bond-street teahouses which retail
tea cigarettes to their customers
Within the past two weeks upward OF
twenty women have been taken TO the
private sanitariums suffering from the
effects of tea cigarettes. Physicians
declare that the tea cigarette has
taken the place of the morphine habit
with many women of the smart Dee.