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The Columbus journal., 1905-11-15
man and H. W. BrueninR. 1t was

man and H. W. BrueninR. 1t was
owned by Charles N. Schindel, of
Omaha. but Is better known here Is
the Young ranch. FOR several years
Joe Young lived there and this is
where b, first started into the thor
oughbred Poland China hog business.
The deal was made by j. H. Pieper.
Friday. Mr.. Pieper and H. G. Bruen-
ing went to Omaha and closed the
deal. The price of the section was
$50 90 per acre for $1,000, all to be
paid in cash by the first of next March.
The Columbus journal., 1905-11-15

A big bari, negro travelling under the
name of Seth BOlen tried to make some
trouble at he Union Pacific depot LAT
Monday afternoon. induIging in sOr Q
loud aud vulgar Language. Bnt he had
not proceeded l"Lg until lie ran ,p
against the strong right arm of Max
Elias which put HIM t" sleep. He had
AN ugly wound over one eye and anOth-
er on the side of his head when the pc =
lice took him in charge. lie got 80 ar d
costs for disturbing the peace and is bv-
ing on bread and water while he lies t
out. Max tried hard to avoid trouble
bat he was forced to act as Bolen insist
ed on it. Bolen is bad character hav
ing spent two years in the Iowa peniten-
,iary and six months in an Iowa Jail.
The Columbus journal., 1905-11-15
Low THANKSGIVING Rates.

Burlington Route will sell tickets TO
all points not over 200 miles at the rate
| of one and a third fare for round trip on
Nov. 29th and 3Oth. good returning until
Dec ith l.. F. ltECroR.
33-2t Agent y. Is. II .. Ry.
The Columbus journal., 1905-11-15
Route 5.

Miss Katie kinsman's school on
this route is enjoying a few weeks
vacation.
COsmer Evan has finished husking
his corn and many others are just
about through.
The Columbus journal., 1905-11-15
z. F, u. No. g.

new barn.
Corn husking is just about finished
on this route.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-25
.LEYSON CUP WILL.
STAY RIGHT HERE
Local Golfers Proved Too Much
For che Cracks from
Butte
THEY WON AGAIN YESTERDAY
Aod, Like the Day Before Every Man
On the Visiting Team Was De-
icutcd--Cood Work Done,

Well, tho leyson golf trophy Tor witch
Butte and Salt Lake players have been
ngh,lng on the links for year or moro
will stay rgh, here IN Sal, Lake CITY, NJ
least until o string ~ golfers ARE found
who are strong enough 10 wrost II from
Tho local players,
Al the Country club links yesterday uf'
tornoon tho finals Of the 36.holc play were
pulled on ana like tho day before the
visitors were bcu,on TO Wondsllll by the
local players
Here H. how the event ended
copp won from Richards, NJ and 10
play,
Thompson won from Green up and b
10 play,
darkness won from Arthur, s NJ aud I
~ play,
Han won from McCrlmmon, 10 ~ and 0
to play
.Mc0lrrIn won from lIodgons u w and
10 TO .luY
Holman won from holbrook, ! w and
10 play,
Wicks Won from Palmer, 10 up and 4
to play
Tho Salt Lake players had many nd.
yantngcs, but IN spite " tho heat, tho
fact that The visitors dld not sleep well
the night before, and were Handicapped
IRON sundnys play, they pnl up u deter
mined battle and tried desperately ~
overcome the lead held against them But
they failed
While all the matches were highly inter.
cHilng the ones ~ attract particular at.
ton,ion were those between 'opp and
Richards, Hardness ana tltoen The IN.
calls Increased their lead ~ the day be.
fore, with tho exception of Thompson,
but they had n good start and did moi need
H. The Richards copp match was hard
proposition FOR both ~ them and for
time n looked like the visitors would carry
on tho honore, II was nip and tuck all
Tie way aud quite q crowd watched caro-
fully every movement When Copp nnnl-
ly Won Richards shook hands With him
and congratulated him on his splendid
work,
After the struggle tho players and
friends gathered around the banquet
hoard and had u royal good time cap,
Hodpens % the Butte team presented tho
cup To Capt, Halo Of the local team, stat
INK that The visitors had had q most on.
jOyablo time, weto generously treated,
and Tint they had been fairly defeated
Capt, Hale replied In feeling speech
thanking the visitors and paying tribute
10 their tportsmanshlp,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-25
BIKE RACES LAST NIGHT.
Jack Hume Did Pine work In rhree Nile
Lap Event

There was another largo and enthuelas.
ne crowd OF cycle fans az the saucer
rack hast ovonlng The paots were near.
" al occupied ana many crowded into tho
arena,
The program consisted entirely of sprint
events The feature ot the evening was
Jack liUmo's riding, He won the three.
mile lap amateur, and u few minutes later
defeated Wilcox IN Killing pursuit race
Another interesting event was the two
mile lap handicap professional llollls,cr
was after Samuelson, Downing, Bowler
ana Hopper dropped,
snnluolson and Hopper won tho tandem
race from HOLSTER and Bowler The sum
mary follows
lialf.mlle amateur Hume, Wilcox, cas-.
,ro Time l07 80
Quartof'milc prrfos sIonal nnal Down.
ing, Agros, Willims, Bndgctt Tine.
100 S.b
c.quartor.mlt tandem match raoe
between Samuolson ana Hopper and lIol.
lister ana Bowler flrst heat tie, second
and third heats won by Samuclsnn and
Holllsier. Times ls3, iaa ~, 800 2.5
.TNo.mllc lap handicap, professional
ll0llisier scratch, ARrag, iM Yards, WI.
liams - yards, AchorD, 100 yards, Time
500 30
Unlimited match pursuit race between
Hume nnd Wilcox won by Hume, dis.
lance, miles, laps, 70 yards, Time
b,6O2.b
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-25

oMner, Garrett and De Conrsey, Miss
Wilkcs, owner Fergus Forsuscn Dan n
owner gbns Xolmcr
Race no, s.-flyo and one.holf ftirlonga,
ior m'@h weight for. age, plrtc ~, .
romm9doro, en- b. ~ Qlg, j. NOl,usc
htmmlnslon, BIZ h n 09l W e. liar.
lonn, PAT \, b. ga tlla), onnnoii Il
Mlut Honest John b X a 0lD Mrs J.
Race No aslS furlongs, All ngos
weight for Ro'scvon pounds below tceo
iVr hoiscs that have hot won moro than
once IN 1915, Purse siOo, Tar BABY br. N
900. q bdwell souvenir, en- & Q
uoN Mnley Dr Tom, b h I nlhl Mrs
Armour dowenus' h h . losi jos. u,
oponnoll Lady Laura. bl IN, Oos,, l.,
Race No ,-scvon mrones, all ages,
weight for age, rovon pounds below scale
Two pounds additional for each rnco won
y, OlD, Thurman a Lane, lloodwlnk, NJ
m a, uls). jos i, O'Donncl, ponliy, b,
z uoSl j. T. Armour. Cash BAY n br.
~ ul0 Nilo nm ch m. 400, H. G,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-25
10 INDUCE RAPID
AND EARLY M0UlTlNG

Thoro " loss ~ about three months
time In the noting EMBEDDING old foath'
orsD of fowlN aud n correspondent mas
asked the News N there N any method
~ Fastening this process Experiments
made by extensive eastern poultrymon
show that when a nock Of fowls N fCd
ON oily foods they may be made 10 mott
out " season, and tho process hnstoncd'
Connno the flock Tor about two wcclW,
giving barely enough food 10 sustain lifc,
allowing, Of course, plenty of water, of
allow about ono ounce of lean meat once
u day, s0 ~ 10 roduce the individuals ll
Nnsh Al the end " The two weeks feed
ne fowls all they viii eat twice n day
VI "A ration rich I'm OH, and the feathers
NH begin TO drop out and new ones mp.
po1r, This food may consist Of one part
animal moh, op beef scraps, one part of
bran one part ~ corn meal ana ono
fourth part " llnaecd meal 10 be given
IN the mornings, aud whole corn or wheat
and sunnowor.soede at night Omit tho
corn after the feathers begin 70 come out
TN cold weather begins, The hens which
mott early are usually the best winter
layers,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-25
THE GENTRY SHOWS.
They Are First Class aud Please tho
Public Immensely Orphans Day,

Wishing 10 do the right thing by
the orphans Of Salt Lake, the Gentry
Brothers have invited them, one and
all, To be their guests at the pretty Nc,
lie dog and pony show this afternoon,
The performances arc especially onlcu.
lated 10 please the children, ana the
owners have grnclourly decided that
the orphans shan not be left out In tho
Hat Of those who llock 10 the show
Aud the main show IN not an thoy 'Nlll
see, Their invitation IN to remain ~
the monkey concert afterwards, imd lo
drinK all the circus lemonade und eat
all ,hc peanuts they can hold
The shows opened yesterday after.
noon after n parade IN the morning
and proved attractive even To the old.
ost residents who have seen thom
nearly every year for The past decade
a number Of new features strengthen
the old turns, and proved moro than
succonclul IN yesterdays tow perform.
anCop,
The attendance reached perhaps 1000
people m the afternoon ana tested tho
capacity ~ the tent IN the evening
The heat beneath the oanvas at the ilrN,
performance was oppressive but the
cool evening breeze made II comforts
hOlo TOT int lu''T unD'NihUN'i h0n Nnlb
was thoroughly enjoyed
Perhaps the most striking feature
was the Juggling OF tho Normnnr, ilyo
Australian club twlrlcrs who are ~.
mark ably expert. or this same nature
the Jap juggors and slack wire art
lists were highly successful, This really
startling feature WAS the loop'the.loop
by monkey nj the end Of the SHOW,
thus passing the daredevil trick out N
human ken into the near relatives ~
the brute world,
The work of the animals was NJ
course the leading feature Of the show,
M heretofore, II was watched intenily
by the children ana many of tho grown
ups and was heartily applaudcd M the
end OF each stunt" The doRs IN their
Jumping shared general notice with the
ponies IN The playing of Home, sweet
7 Home" on the bells, while the trick
elephants IN table manners surpassed
them all,
After the performance the children
have tho privilege Of attending tho amt
NAL reception IN which free Rides ON the
ponies aud elephants amuso them for
half an hour
This morning NJ 1870 tho second
parade was given, aud thlH AFTERNOON
and tonight the closing performances
are scheduled,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-25

which he had learned TO extract from
the fragrant Vlrginian weed II is In
the ancient town OF Shorbornc, fng.
land, which this summer ~ celebrating
the twelve hundredth anniversary Of It's
birth, According 10 tradition sir Wal
ter was smoking In this secluded spot
whom his servant, who had never seen
anything OF tho Kind thought his mas.
ter was on IRE aud threw a jug OF ala
over him 10 oStInguish' The connaera-
ton,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-25
Doherty a winner,

London, July sls'Tho nnol matches for
the Dwight r. Davis international lawn
tonls cup drew q good crowd % VIM
blodon today Az was expected, william
A IArnod gave Hugh l.. uohcrty n good
game, Although beaten, l,arned played
the hest tennis he has shown IN lhla
nifty games before Doheriy was able "a
loltlo matters, In the second match IDOL.
connie Ward WAS TO have played Y, II
smith, but ns he had suffered n family
bereavement, william , Clothlcr was
but the Englshmnn was too steady Tor
him. clothIer tried several now serves,
but nothing he did could overcome Smith,
in tho play ~ Wimbledon, which lasted
three days, the Englianmen won 70 Mia
10 the Americans and 1872 games TO the
Americans lOi
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-25
A RESULT OF ADVERTISING,

An American father was pleasantly
surprised the other day, lie was watch.
Ing hs young son play, ana suddenly
felt induced 10 ask that question 50
hnhlinol TO the llps Of parents what
would you like 10 bcp
IL think win be- genius replied
tho boy IN serious tones, without tho
slightest hesitation,
The father laughed, but you cannot
learn to be that" he said amusedly
The boy was evidently much surprlA.
cd by hls parents Ignorance,
Yves, ! can" he 0verrcd "Irs onsy
n you take a correspondence course
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-25
Wakeful?
Sleeplcssness Is a
Sign Of Nerve Trou.
bic and Should
Be Looked To.

u,x
Th're nc three different manifesto.
uons Of slceplepancss,
Flr'l, hardly 10 sloop wink all night,
ss'oohd TO lilo awake long time before
.sl'ng asleep third, 10 fall asleep soon,
ssamng UP after several hours and ihon
una u hard TO sleep ngaln.
Ih'S moan that eomowIlore In tho
",Yo hpren' somewhere IN the brain
.ol's' somewhere In the blood vessels
,na' carry blood 10 tho brain, something
,so'oaOy wrono, and must DO rlghted,
!" ho ehd may bc worse than death.
fght u, taho Dr. Miles Nerylnc.
BONE other symptoms Of nerve trou.
", @el Dizziness, Headache, Daok-
sne' Worry Frclfulncss, IrrI,abilit,,
"oAhoholy Lack OF Ambition,
Ihey Indicate diseases which may load
~ Ipnepty Fits, H. vltus' Danco,
",Vou froairatlon, Paralysis, Insanity
No'hlns will Give such qulcli and last.
WV t''lcf as Dr, Milos' Nervlnc,
eooMy husband had been slok for weeks,
WIN ny ~ up 10 hqyc his bed made,
hs eontInSeeG ms 70 .goi help We S2ald NJ,
n.lNer sleep or caC or eaby M V waa
esn ,s away, nld all callcrs bhrfod b0-
lss"0 ." Sso oSulg not stand . 81 Of talk
NSr9nn,.c uTSf. hy pr' Miles Hoslofytlys
SI nS "a a tsw daishs VA abs tow
MRsoVfdo N,rylDN, sayed 6lp Ufe,6-
. sNs q. :. llAslslN lrceyllic, NY.
FREE Write 70 w for Free Trial
.smW' A Es NS. ,%0I sSSs,;snNH n: "s,%SSy.
'"Do8AgoisiEs. ILkiiXIil. iNisN
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-25
RUNNING RACES TOMORROW.
Program 10 no Mnds Up Of rive Popular
Riding" Events,

Inosmuoh M tho race track patrons
seem To take moro readily 10 running
events, Manager W, \, Joncsof the state
falr track announced this morning that
tomorrow program VIII he made up en-.
llrely Of running events, he has arranged
Tor nvo races u this kind and with the
fast string ~ gallopors down ai the
track The program should make hit
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-25
MARRsMEN IN CONTEST.
Nearly 400 ~ the Host Of Them shoot
Ing FOR Championship

, chicago, duly q, Nearly 90 Of the best
marksmen In the United states army
contested FOR donors IN the annual target
competition of tho northwestern contest
esmln y,s'orGay a. sgnerd,n hlgh,,es,n
which VIII last y wook, The 2a men wlne
ming the hlghos, scores viii represent tho
division IN y competition between the
divisions OF tho army 10 bo held al Fort
Sheridan ON Ava, q
Sergeant clark OF tho Twenty, third In
fanlry made 10 out ~ possible 10 shots
~ q range ~ 800 Yards The men max.
ing the five highest scores wcro Sergeant
ChoNtcr Sanders aud prlvatcs Alfred
Blorneiodt Thomas Criticized, Charles E
lIorn and Thomas Baldwin,
The first two days " the contest viii he
devoted TO the preliminnrios from which
n men VIII be- chosen,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-25
ON THE RACE TRACK.
Grand Circuit, Meet Opens aud waiter
Direct Won Dig Event,

Detroit Mich July a. Walter Direct
entered ana driven by Ed, Y. ieors of
Memphis today at Crosse Point track
won the 800 Chamber Of Commerce
, Ss ot FOR Va c2 H. PAGERS and Syor,d
2ob% Tho stuky was the feature event
Of the opening day " the tycnty,sccond
blue ribbon meeting of the Detroit Dirty.
INK club which begins the Grand cir.
cut q 1905 Walter Direct was . heavy
the nod at SO The stake like al events
ut the pesen, meeting was run on the
threo'hcat plan, the money being sopar'
atod into three parts and divided eo'
cordlng 70 ,ho result OF each heat with
n bonus fQr the race winner
Hal { had the pole for tho first heat
Of tho Chamber Of Commerce stakes, with
Ionulo wilkes and Walter Direct noSt
" alignment The horses scored several
times before the word was given, Al
lead and held II To the turn IN the home
stretch uoors then made one Of his
famous drives and won the heat IN record
ilmc~'2@h bonanza, In. the last ioo
yards Of the first heat, took second place
from The Contractor by a ,nne burst
!cr Direct was In front from tho star,
Results
2s, tro,,Ing, purse 800, Hardwood won
nrf and second heats In ?llt Elm.
Belle Isle, stewart, Maud u. Charley A.
wood, Della Mccarthy and Malnshoct also
started
eg pace Chamber OF Commerce stakes,
purse Son-Wnlter Direct, b, h. by III.
rect 'hlals ol,nccgons, wsonn. three slrsieh,
j Park, The Contractor. Bonnie Wilkoa,
Alhulo Bys,nndor Druid vSon. Hal G
and Miss Gcorglh also started
eos pace, purse u b0o-'M Miss Wllimont
won second and third heats IN elQih, 400,
Carr, ethel Me, hhIplock Ben u. oregon
Maid, rlmwood BLACK Pet, irish, Baron
Rogers Don N and stein also started,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-25
PARK CITY.
hIiNiAiARY.

Homo Runs Taylor, Threc.b base hts,
Ostlor i'errin, Thomas Two.bnso Ilits.-
Smith Mead, Double Plays. hutier0cld
10 Dalgap0, Splllman % Buiicrnold,
Smith TO Malgctia, Struck Quietly Thom'
as q by Splllmnn, ., Passed llAlla--
Marx 2, James, llll BY Pitcher Buitor,
ncld Ostlor llascg on llnle-On Splllmnn,
q Timc of Gume-ii0 Attondancc--t0O
Umpire Mnyno
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-25
chssrfully Recommended Tor
rheumatism,

o. q, illRheo Danyillc, Ills, writes,
Dec 2, 1901 "About two years ago was
laid up for foul months with rhoumat SIN
] tried Billiards. snow Llnlmenti one bot
lie cured me, can cherfully recon.
mend II TO all suffering from. IKE attic.
lion" Csc, toc, 400 Bold by ~ G. M l.
Drug Dept II
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-25
A HAUNT or WALTER RALeloA.

The spot shown IN the picture IN re-
puted to be the qulct retreat lnlo which
sIr walter Raleigh, the nrst tobacco
smoker IN England was wont TO retire
when he desired TO commune with mn.
tiro and enjoy the new found solaco
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-25
ECZEMA
ITCHES AND BURNS

The return OF warm weather means q
return OF torture 10 Eczema sufferers.
The blood IL charged with Burning acids
and acrid matter which Is forced to the
surface through the pores and glands,
forming pus,ules which discharge as,ieky
nuid aud the itching Is intense.
Tho doctors said I had. pustular .Eo-
semal. II would break out In kmgl whit 70
S"cha rsi = allcsy aud 10 Sr St Would
form and drop OF ioaying , tho akin " r.s
Tho it9hlng and burning character:
iuring tho time used various modIceted
soaps ointmonts and washes, but thoao
applications seemed 20 mako mo worso,
After taking n, n, \, short time no.
gan TO improySI tho i's enn,fgoa dId no. no.
npedi6ino, and soon oil the ugly erup.
tons disSppoered and pysl,in isnog 90
'rTSp SSsSs w y any er''iE!nE XXI EiIpT,
Sometimes the disease Is In the dry
form, and bran.likc scales form on the
skin, bu, the cause u the same -humors
In the blood, Salycs, cooling washes,
powders and the like can do nothing
more than relieve The itching, because
they do not reach the acid-lhden blood,
the seat of the trouble, $, y. S. cures
Eczema and all skin diseases by neutral.
lsing the acids aud carrying them of
through the proper channels, When
s, 8, S, has done this the symptoms
pass away, the blood Is cooled and
the disease Is
S S 49,; ; \; {: ; 81: !;
1N surely IN skin
PURELY VEGETABLE, diseases AZ
S. $, S., and Il
a, the same time acts asa tonic TO the en-.
tire system, Book on Skin Diseases and
any medical advice without charge.
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC co., Atlanta, Ga.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-25
cRIcKErERs GET EVEN.

sal, Laksrs Defeated ogden Team In
Yesterdays Match,
In Yesterdays cricket match SAT- Lake
not even with the Ogden club, which was
Victorious In the Fourth Of July contests
The contest took place at IAhoriy Park
the result bclnG Salt Lake, ~, Ogden, IL
Tho score follows
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-12
TOWN THREATENED
!. BY FINANCIAL Ruin |. \
10 Discharge Judgment Against s;irs;B
it Taxes Would Exceed
i s52s Value Of Property.
- y 4

II 58 Il IONDON,5 Feb. II =, Il
Financial ruin threatens the little town
OF Ellsworth, on the shores Of Chichester
Harbo,, Sussex, and this is how the trou l.,
Bile has been brought about. " Nj
For Its alleged negligence in allowing
the towns sewage to pollute his oyster s
bed. j. d, Foster claimed S75, 600 damages
from the local district council. Through
eating Ellsworth oysters ct q Winchester te:
banquet several deaths are alleged to
have ensued. and several guests, $lncluldtl7-i
Ing the Dean Of Winchester. were taken
Ill with typhoid fever.
III Yesterday Mr. Justice Walton decided
that the district council was liable, and
gave Judgment against It, with costs, but
reserved the question Ct damages ana
granted no Injunction, isi I
< The costs OF the present action have
had to be raised by special rate, ana
In order to pay the $4,000 claimed an adj
3dltional rate Of twenty-five shillinEs In
the pound would have to be leyled-7an
imposition no Emsworth resident would
be prepared to meet. II
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-12
brought
BY BAB.: ]. TO. WOMAN (. ! || An
Its Birth Entails Eterfia .Ab'lldllllSg5I
Place Among the Hindu
HI Gods.
CALCUTTA, Feb.


"A picturesque ceremony rnarke the \; a d
vent OF. the fifth generation Of shrlmatt
iJwalndcvi, Hindu " oina of noble fam am:
iily,sat$ Amrit sar. ~ 4 b
According to Hind V scrip lures. the old
woman, by The birth ola. son to her great
grandson attained salvation, 9 and 20
death will 60 to ~ he region of e he gods
and dwell among them. 2gi
The event was cole brated \. by ia 4 ccre-
jmony5 called syarga sopanaurchal n nan
which means rising to- heaven by 5men IS
Of a ladder After al bathsin the Ganges
the woman took her sen T on a y
arranged by the 4, family priest, lille sa
Thanksgiving service was held IL
Then n heap Of rice, on n which was
placed d small ladder q gold wasslald
before her, and. as the new born child was
placed in her$lap she put her right foot
on the tirstSrung offthe ladder. 33s
IA The assembled party herel upon q erred
her ana showered rice and flowers bout
her, while brass instruments were played!
and hymns were suns. S3 i5a{ a ii
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-12
AUSTRALIA MECCA !.
o. CONSERVATIVES
Quarantine Law to Exclude Those.
Suffering From Disease y.
Nov Proposed.
M.E;,L1R.plluRNE Fob.

70!
New Zealand, I like Australia is tired
of being the dumping ground Of tho
of the world. Under the.
Australian quarantine law, the
entrance or eonsumptives to the Common
wealth will be made almost impossible,
New Zealand contempIntes similar action,
Mr., Seldom, when waited on Seea n
month by a deputation seeking q sub
sidy for consun.ptives' home delivered
a Emenacing speech,in which he forecasts
drastic steps, The local press reports him
as saying Not 4 steamer came can 20 New W
now TINT did not bring consump-
tive patients one steamer that arrived
the other day there We're three or four,
ana two of them were In very advanced
stage. The colony was now being made
a dumping ground by Great Britain, and
oven from further afleld. The matter was
very very serious and should DO dealt wltil5at
once otherwise they would nave New
tile same position as Switzer-
land, where nearly all families We're
tainted with consumption. h r VA
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-12
DRUNKEN SOLDIERS
insult .D j |, ! king H | !
Thrash His w oman 4 e oacl1man"
5..s and Bring CONSERVATION
to His Majesty.

55f 3s55 PARIS, Feb. Il. +
The King Of AMMAN has had an exciting g
adventure with three drunken French French
soldiers, .ssS .5
His Majesty was being driven through o. Is
tho streets Of Hue. his capital, by his
achwoma: nal u HIS Maj cstys servants t''
arc women-when the soldiers sprang t
the driver and knocked her from, the 'a box OK,
Taking her. place, they drove wildly on,
}tolthe7 const formation Of his Majesty. s;
9&Their career was however. shortliyed. y
crowd OF natives stopped the horses and
soundly thrashcd the soldiers, who were
rescued with great difficulty by some cons
rades. Two Of them had to- be taken to
"a hospital, 5 B. 4. !. An. !.
4rhe trio will be {court-martialcd for their
cscapade which has been formally res
ported BY the King to the French au u..
ithoritics, Nh Il; III