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Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1905-07-31

busine from Louisiana on account
of the quarantine, and relief work is
one of the tasks which the Italian So
cieties and the citizens committees
will now have to address themselves.
The health authorities are very much
encouraged by the excellent work that
is being done at the emergency hos
pitfalls and they believe that when the
results of the treatment given there
become known many families will
readily consent to have their patients
sent there. While the feeling here is
constantly growing hopeful there is
no abatement of the excitement and
the panicky feeling in the country dis
tricts of Louisiana and Mississippi
Local business houses are beginning
to feel the effect of the scare. They
I, are receiving letters from travelling
! inen telling of cancellation of orders
IN mississippi and elsewhere because
of the reluctance of the country peo-
pie to patronize the stores which re-
ceive goods from the infected dis
tricts, the quarantine everywhere be-
ing drawn tighter. Even gasoline is
apparently barred from Vicksburg.
Steamer From New Orleans Quaran-
tined at New York.
New York, July 31.-The liner Pro
teus arrived in quarantine this morn
ing from New Orleans A superficial
examination bore out the captains
report that all on board are we'll The
quarantine physicians are making a
complete examination of the passen-
gers and crew.
The Proteus carried 81 passengers
and crew of 72. A searching exami-
nation showed all absolutely free from
symptoms of yellow fever. AS an
exreme precaution, the Proteus will
be held in quarantine until l o'clock
this afternoon, when five days out
from New Orleans will have elapsed.
This period is the time limit for yel-
low fever to develop.
Undiagnosed Fever Appears.
New York, July 31-Symptoms of
fever, the nature of which has not
been determined, have been discovered
on the steamer Proteus from New Or
leans, just before the five days limit
had expired. Four children were
transferred to Hoffman's Island for n
spection for the cause of the fever
which has just appeared. Three adults
accompanied them to the hospital The
Proteus then proceeded to dock with
the rest of the passengers.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1905-07-31
TWO LARGE SUGAR
HOUSES SUSPEND In PARIS.

Paris, July Slowing to the fail
ure of a high speculator to meet an
engagement said to amount to
$3,o00,0O0. two leading sugar houses
have suspended payments.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1905-07-31
SCREENING
C|STERNS
New Orleans Authorities Pro.
tecting Water Supply From
Mosquitoes
TO CONTROL DISEASE
II is Believed That the Yellow Fever
Will Not Spread Farther .-.Quaran.
tine Causing Hardship.

New. Orleans, July 3l.-Little change
was apparent in the yellow fever sit,
uation. . number of new cases was
&lhoffci'Sfy reported to the board CT
@.toi'h. lhe campaign in the inter
"a II cistern screening continues and
Shano.eds OF SALONS of oil are being
placed IN the cutters and water re-
ceptacles. A large majority OF the
new cases and deaths continue to be
reported in the old affected area below
Canal Street, only four Of yesterdays S
27 new cases being above Canal
Street. The health authorities, while
admitting that the situation is seri-
GUS, believe the disease can Lie con-
sstrolled, Opportunities for new infec-
4 sticu growing fewer as the area Of
Csc &gisterns increases.
Z = Assess Among the Italians.
NJ kleans, July 31.-Much dis
sslsecs ikpeginning to appear among
Ttaa An Dan population growing out of
~sRe {ctical expulsion of the fruit
The Dolores star., 1905-08-11

Gen. Sigel was = military m an Of ex.
perience before he emigratei to the
United States as "forty-eighter." He
took . prominent part in the Baden
revolution OF that year and was COM
PEELED to nee the country on account
Of 1t. He was q schoolmaster In the
western states when the war broke
out. but his old-time military spirit as
serted itself and he went to st. Louis
to organize into four regiments the
young 0erman-Americans resident
there. History commonly ascribes the
failure of Missouri to side with the
Confederacy to this German suppsrt
Of the northern cause At the beginninc
Of the war.
Besides being the first equestrian
statue in st. Louis, the Sigel monu-
ment will be the first raised to the
memory Of the services Of German
Americans In the civil war. Congress
man Richard Bartholdt Of st. LouisJ
president of the memorial association,
was in Berlin last month to inspect
the statue in Cauer's studio. and says
that the subscribers to the memorial
fund win be more than delighted with
the sculptor's production. which II
one and . half times life-sise. The
statue will be Of bronze and win rest
on an appropriately sized pedestal Of
American granite.
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three concentrfc circles. Wifhsa which
are standing side ~ siaes tAs low,
open sarcophnsa- Thess circles are
coasectsd by vi1s drain guttsrs lad.
Ing to tie veil ID tie eeafer of the
building. he men are laid in the
outer. the women IN the middle and
children In the inner circle.
The whole inner construction re.
minds one Of the inside Of Z classical
amphitheater. only. that In this tower
the pIayers-the corpses and the vul-
tures-occupy the place Of the specta.
tors. while the center-the arena-is
occupied By the well. my Ssst in
diameter.
Having entered the iron door, lead.
ing into the tower. the khandias inme-
diately strip the corpse Of MI clothing;
for Zoroaster has said: Naked thou
CONTEST into the world and naked thou
shalt depart therefrom." The body
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Bronze statu. Of Cen. Franz sIssl.


Germans from all over the United
States win gather in st. Louis next
spring to honor the memory Of Gen.
Franz sisel. the dashing cavalry leader
who organized four regiments OF
young Germans for the Federal army
in 1851 and saved Missouri for the
Union. The statue. for which $4,000
was subscribed by patriotic residents
Of the Worlds Fair city. will probably
stand In Forest park. 1t is the work
Of Robert Cauer. q German-American
sculptor. who now has his studio In
Berlin.
cauer went to st. Louis last year
and modelled the facial likeness from
original photographs OF Gen. Bigel at
ths time Of the war. which accounts
for the remarkably life-like resemb-
lance which all who knew him will
hnd in this magnificent equestrian
statue.
Sigel IL shown at the battle Of Pea
Ridge. scanning the approaching enc
my just before he made the famous
rally Of his German boys" and turned
seeming rout into q glorious victory
for the boys In blue. It was around
this engagement that the famous hu-
morous ditty. "Me fought NIT sigel."
was written-an unfailing source Of
patriotic mirth at every gathering Of
Kriegervereins in America.
The Dolores star., 1905-08-11
How tn. Las. Man VIII Live.

The earth is ever radiating away
heat into space. And 30 at last comes
. vision Of earthly cherubim, hopping
heads, great International intelligences
and little hearts. fighting together per-
force and fercely against the cold that
grips them tighter and tighter. For
the world 10 cooling-slowly and In
evitably It grows colder ~ the years
roll by. I'VE must imagine these crea-,
tures," says the professor, "in galleries.
and laboratories deep down in the
bowels Of the earth. The whole world
will be mow-covered and piled with
ice; all animals, all vegetation van
ished, except this last branch Of the
tree Of life. The last men have gone
even deeper. following the diminishing
heat Of the planet, and vast metallic
shafts and ventilators make way for
the air they need."-From the Metro
poiitan Magazine for July.
The Dolores star., 1905-08-11
Hard Faces o. chauseur,,

Richard Le Galiienne. the poet and
critic, is evidently no devotee Of the
automobile. Hear him: Compare the
faces Of scoachmen and the faces Of
chau6eurs and you viii understand
what ! mean. Notice the kindly hu-
man look Of the man Who deals with
horses there II, 20 to say. something
hnmanixing about horses). and notice
the hard. cold. even cruel face Of the
man who drives the machine. The
spirit Of the machine seems to have
passsd Into hin. relentless ana arru.
gant the pride of power ana speed.r
The Dolores star., 1905-08-11

sacred. Not. however. In the sense
that they arc worahiped the Parsee
worships only God but they may not
be denled. The earth must not be pol
lutsd by the decaytn9 body Of man.
These Towers o. silence are found
everywhere n Persia, where the
corpses. placed under he open sky
Il dried ~ the sun ana dissolved BY
the rain. But a B0mbaSs where the
burial u limited. and whore death and
misery invite sultures n grsat NUM-
|bsSs. the disgolNtton u oonaiderabIy
|hastened ~ theee cSxrtoa eaters.
Ij1e toWsr itpsaf eooaSt1ls ~ : etone
We1l tktff3 ~ hlGhs III & elfele
eboek ~ feok II 1ifmet6 = ruole
~ l|oios. 11n1 n q eelnsnt. q
The Dolores star., 1905-08-11
PROPER MAKING or TEA.
Lightly Drawn infusion Gives me
Best Results.

0V0k bA000bD0s
While every one knows that 1t is
wrong to stew tea, to draw from It as
much Of its astringent principles as
possible, yet there are few who pay
any practical regard to the warning
not to prepare tea In this way. 1t
cannot be too widely known that not
only Is theme the most essential con-
stituent Of tea, but also that 1t is al
most a. quickly soluble in hot water
~ Is sugar. The making Of the in
fusion is therefore complete in few
minutes. and only tea 80 prepared is
the 'blessed beverage" The abuse of
tea, like the abuse Of anything else.
is, of course, reprehensible, and the
guilty person deserves all the un-
pleasant symptoms which excessive
tea-drinking or the drinking of strong.
stewed tea sooner or later brings in
its train. The use Of plenty Of milk
with tea, 1t may be added. is wise
precaution and must be regarded as q
sound physiological proceeding, since
the proteids Of milk destroy astrin-
gency and probably prevent the- other
wise injurious action Of tannin on the
mucous membrane of the stomach.
In the Intestinal Juice the proteids~are
separated and the tannin probably
combines with the sodium salts. The
immoderate drinking Of tea Is an un-
questionable evil, but, on the whole.
We are inclined to think that the evils
Of tea-drinking have been exaggerated
The real difiiculty is to convince peo-
pie that lightly drawn infusion
gives them their moneys worth.
The Dolores star., 1905-08-11
weddIno Of Expedlenev.

When Rev. DR.. w. e. c. Gumbs,
pastor Of the Methodist Episcopal
church Of Huntington. L. l., learned
that a desirable parish, which had
been selected for him by the Methodist
conference at Buffalo. would have only
married man as pastor, he lost no
time in wooing and winning a wife.
Mr.. Gumbs was attending the confer
ence at the time. Miss Mary Frazier.
soprano soloist in his own church, was
one Of those helping the musical part
Of the program, and to remove the diff
hculty DR. Gumbs. with the bishops
consent. married the singer immedi-
ately.
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IL then placed In one Of the vacant
sarcophagi.
: In . few minutes the place IL cover.
ed with cultures. which. in the course
Of half an hour. devour every vestige
Of flesh on the fresh corpse. while
the blood finds its way through the
drain canals down into the we'll. The
skeleton only remains. ~ smoothly
picked as though 1t had been cleaned
in the chamber Of an anatomical In
stitution.
In few weeks the burning rays Of
the sun and the heavy rains have dis
solved the skeleton and. piecemeal.
worked It down the well. where the
remaining pieces OF bones are further
dissolved in a-mixture Of lime ana sui.
phur; while the blood and fluids are
strained through q heavy layer Of coal
and sand. and enter the undefled
ground Of the Parsees ~ pure water.
Advantage Of Custom.
It Is claimed that this mode Of bur
ial IL the most cleanly Of all methods.
and from the standpoint Of hygiene
the most safe. Certainly, as 1t is prac-
ticed in the land Of Its origin, whore
the forces Of nature-sun and rain
perform the entire operation, It does
not appear at all horrible.
But oh, the beaks of these vultures.
the powerful stroke Of wings among
the palms. the silent vigil on the wall!
What suggestion OF horror 1t must
be to the surviving ones to see this
bird Of death leave the tower!
However. the devout Parsee believes
that the soul Is with God.
In the pest-ridden city below there
is noise and suffering. greater noise
and more intense suffering than in
any other city in the world. Down
the docks there is the loading and un-
loading Of huge ships of all nations;
powerful cranes are working, lifting
hundreds Of thousands Of tons a day;
while the whistles and bells Of the
ships increase the already deafening
noise. While the Hindoo city stands
for Death. the docks of Bombay mean
Life. strong. noisy life. gay with the
The Dolores star., 1905-08-11
Pension once Clerks.

There are 200 clerks in the pension
once. OF these nearly 400 are men
who had prepared themselves for the
professions Of law, medicine and the
ology. The graduates in law num-
bered 267. in medicine 100 and In the
ology 20. Forty clerks had been au-
thors. 43 were editors, 1s were editors
and publishers, ~ were printers, ISL
wtre newspaper correspondents,
we're reporters. 8 were proofreaders, SO
were magazine writer's and 1 confessed
to having been poet. A total Of -
clerks held diplomas from colleges and
universities.
The Dolores star., 1905-08-11
USE YOUR LEFT HAND.
Practice Said to strengthen the Mes
eIes Of the Heart.

eles Of the Heart.
Whether q person is left or right
handed has much to do with heart
known" recently said q physician who
has had wide experience. Although
this may appear somewhat remarkable
to those not knowing anything Of an
atomical science, nevertheless, It is
fact that has recently impressed
itself ON many. members Of the medi-
cal profession, and which is being thor
oughly Investigated and studied" The
physician was speaking Of the large
increase in the number OF deaths due
to heart disease. not only In this city,
but throughout the country. and made
the striking declaration that there
were very few, II any, deaths from this
cause among the left-handed men.
This he attributes to two causes:
First, that the custom OF always using
the left hand was a good exercise and
strengthened the heart muscles; and.
second, that In holding articles in the
left hand from which water and other
liquids are taken the liquids do not
press against the valves OF the heart in
the same way as they do when taken
from the right hand. 1T Is an inter-
esting study" the doctor stated. "and
any one can nnd out for himself it's
truth" Some doctors actually claim
that . man who takes intoucants
from the left hand does not become
intoxicated nearly 80 quickly as the.
right-handed man.-Philadelphia Rec,
ord.
The Dolores star., 1905-08-11
TEACHING PRISONERS
RussIANs At SCHOOL IN JAsAss
Novel TrsstmsNt u ssvsnty rheusand
EnsmIss Nvhs Wsrs Captured ~
Jspaneee Army md Navy.

s~~ SNsUsy essS s~ssys
II is . very peculiar story that comes
from the Far East, where, according
to Trustworthy information, the Japa-
nese government has Organized .
regular progyam of educAtional work
for the benent Of the more than sew
enty thousand Russian prisoners now
scattered over Japan. The japanese
have addressed themselves to their
task in their usual methodical and
business-like way. A complete census
Of the prisoners was hrst taken. the
Russians. Poles and Jews being sepa-.
rated. Then the illiterate, mostly
Russians. were formed into classes.
which were placed under teachers Sc
lected from among the best educated
Of the prisoners, under japanese super
vfsors. In addition. more advanced
educational work was undertaken, in;
struction being impaired in Russian
and Polish. And here 1t may be re-
marked that some Of the Polish pris-
oners have jokingly remarked that 1t
has been necessary for them to come
all the way to Japan to learn their own
tongue, which Is under q ban at home.
The plans Of the progressive little.
Japs for the intellectual and moral
improvement of their prisoners have
succeeded beyond expectations. Even
the amusements afforded the captives
are Of an instructive character. Books
and newspapers are literally provided
and plays are represented in the
camps, in which Japanese actors per-
form historical pieces, generally in
culcating the fundamental virtues, pat
riotism above all. :
The treatment of the prisoners
taken in battle can hardly be described
as adding insult to injury. though
some Of the Russian authorities might
be inclined to consider 1t that way.
And It IL difncult to determine just
what the purpose Of the japanese il
in this work, which is certain to have
. powerful influence upon Russian do
mestic affairs in the near future.
Can II be that Japan is deliberately
inoculating her prisoners with the
microbes Of education and patriotism
for the purpose of spreading them
abroad through the Russian EMPIRE
or is 1t merely . good natured and.
humanitarian effort to provide occupa-i
ton for the captives during their EN-
forced idleness Pueblo Chieftain.
The Dolores star., 1905-08-11
.Led RuseIan MutIneer,.

Matsuchenko, the ringleader of the
Potemkine mutineers, Is thus de-
scribed in the Meme Freie Presse:
'This sbioodthirsty' mutineer pos
sesses the naivete and the smile Of .
little child. In his eyes you may read
the Melancholy Of the steppes and the
dreamineas Of the woods. He never
speaks Of his aged mother. who lives
IL : small Russian village. without
teaxs h his eyes. He presented every
nenher cf the Potemkine's crew With
: souvenir ana was heartbrOken at
~ fsilure " H. plan1. : s
The Dolores star., 1905-08-11
Fray.d cuns.

Among the minor arts Of life Of
which we have lately given some in
stances is one which is sadly neg
.nected. 1t relates to the treatment OF
shirt cuffs that show the first protest
against the laundry's handling. The
laundress is cruel, but the man who
pares his shirt cuffs with scissors
heaps folly upon brutality. With the
flrst touch of steel the cuff Is ruined.
Light match and pass it round the
frayed edge lido not burn your wrist).
The cleansing fire will remove the
dross and leave intact the pure gloss
of the cuff. A cuff treated with nre
will last laundry generations longer
than the cuff treated with steel-Lon-
don Chronicle.
The Dolores star., 1905-08-11
rnE ATrIc eHlLosoenEa.

small mistakes lead 70 big conse.
: People look with suspiciou upon
~ nan who hasn't any bad habits
Beo.s !. /. sood hing to brace up
~ notice that lots Of young men
,vAo attain success IN the world have
V left to them.
II takes mighty good sailor 70
keep : ship nom foundering on the
- Of matrimony.
There's . whole lot Of pleasure in
anticipation. but It somehow doesn't
satisfy m empty stomach.
Il Love may make the world 90 round,
but It's the stun in the envelope Sat,
'urday night that pays the bills.
! goms girls are % addicted to opsn
work waists that We can't for the life
ce us - why they wear any at all
An author says true success In the
world d0osn't consist Of acquiring
riches, but we1l bet he's netting well
pald for writing the stun.
1 r ron look close you win generally
- that the man who began life - I
eecti0n hand and became president Of
ne road n tan pears had pun back
oe him ~ wal1 - : push.-Wnl r,
4fifnn ID NilwAnkee eentinel.
The Dolores star., 1905-08-11
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" ars slvsys suildiss srsdsss Tor
nlsay naa thinhs y = piess vSsa
ne'h caly petsinsd-
ne bsst vsy to wips OF fsisad-
ship Y 2 spaass q X
Ths msn Who shouts in prayer svsas
- by eilence in practice
The best eyed people are those who
are blind to some things.
A littic plain honesty IL worth un-
told professional holiness.
The religion that runs to fever
usually ovens up with chilis
Friendsaips sown in youth furnish
the sweetest fruits for old age.
o,sns 's'Sa Win . other peoples a Is money.
Most men show their conceit Of
themselves BY their criticism Of 9TH
srs.
lfost men feel like giving good
measure whom malice Il IN the mar
kst
You never can ses the worm IN the
appls nom the other side Of the fence.
Heaven win b. 4 lonesome place
Tor those who Do not like common
peoDaes
Bow the seeds OF Sin and the frults
of SORROW viii take care Of them
sslyss.-Hsnsy =. Cope In Chicago
Tribune.
The Dolores star., 1905-08-11
Compound
Interest

comes to life when the body feels
the delicious glow Of health, ,vigor
and energy.
The Dolores star., 1905-08-11
ALl soRT'.A

To aad work. . 70 work and look
~ X
Every time : mana neighbors kick
q nakes him soes.
n ~ e3airs of nasn the tide may
b dntisd " : divorce judge.
4 : patient has lots Of money any
doctor can relieve him OF his coin.
wAen man looks At his own faults
- never has occasion TO use ! micro
seeps.
a woman would rather have ! hat
With ons wing than be An angel and
have two. !.
nat tho moro man talks about the
flnaneaal situation the ieas money he
1saa1ly has.
oecasionally : man carries the hod
Or hinself while laying the fpunda-
- ~ : fortune.
II Il aiipost = easy 70 pick ne
\ \ ~ woman t1f Wi6e - It 4 to
~ 1rpng horss q : race.
6i6ro aakire : favor oe 1 man !
j 49, lonidn Gfves hin : Good dinner
llttle nattsry 81 ~ side.
The Dolores star., 1905-08-11

Many reigning society belle does
not know enough to go in when 1t
rains.
The Dolores star., 1905-08-11
That Certain Sense

Of vigor in the brain and easy
poise OF the nerves comes whom
the improper foods are cut out
and predigested
The Dolores star., 1905-08-11
No Easv Matter.

Lulus mother heard great splash-
ing in the bathroom and upon investi-
sation found her little daughter stand
Ing ~ the partially niled tub n .
very bedrabbaed coalition.
Why. yuu zee. mamma" she ~
p3alned. Tive been trying to vaik
- ~ water and it,s no foolS 1Sk.s
~ y TN you. 1 sJudgs. 10 &.
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lae3 pneIlllTloNs.

s| y Doing yom ovn
The Dolores star., 1905-08-11

speech and colors Of every part of sds
globe.
Yet on the background Of these
varied pictures Of quiet misery ana
restless noise there is indelibly stamp
ed upon the mind Of the traveller
monumental memory Of Bombay; the
resting place Of the Parsee. with the
solemn name The Tower OF Silenc1.
The Dolores star., 1905-08-11
Grape
Nuts
talxe their place.
take their place.

II II has taken you years to run
down dom mouthful Of
this great food to bring you back
flor II Il not . stimulant but
Rebuilder.l
10 days' tfisl shows such big ~
sults that one sticks to it
'sIhsss's ! Rsassa. :
~ the litsls bod, The Roaa =
wsllsills. = sseh pkg. IS