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Los Angeles herald., 1905-08-27
HYGIENE is DRIVING
DOCTORS TO DESPAIR
Indications That In Certain Directions
Physicians Occupation VIII
Soon BE Gone


Special Cable to The Herald.
LONDON, Aug. 26.-There are signs
which seem to indicate, says the Prac-
titioner, that in certain directions the
doctors occupation will at no distant
date be gone. 1t is becoming increas-
ingly difficult for the medical practi-
toner to make a living. The triumph
of hygiene, which mankind owes to the
medical profession, means the passing
away of medicine, and the art of heal
ing must necessarily become superfiu-
GUS when there is nothing to heal. We
have taught the public how to pre-
vent disease, continues the Practi-
tioner, and the manufacturing chemist
has taught them how to treat them
selves. Hospitals send the rain Of their
free advice and physic alike on the
poor and on those who can well afford
to pay. Massage. electricity and spe-
cial forms of treatment are largely in
the hands of men who are not of the
household of medicine, and quacks of
all kinds compete with the lawful
practitioner. 1t is difficult, however, to
indicate a remedy for a state of things
that is largely a consequence OF the
operation Of inexorable economic laws.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-08-27
STRAWS FROM ROYAL
DRINKS IN LOST HAT
Marienbad Cafe Proprietor Offers $4oo
Reward for Odd Head
dear
eciaI Gable to The Herald.

ACdI
Special Gable to The Herald
LONDON, Aug. 26.-The proprietor Of
fashionable cafe at Marienbad has
lost a straw hat, for recovery Of which
he offers a reward Of $400.
The hat is not of costly variety Of
Panama, but is rather rough looking
straw hat. 1t was woven of straws
through which the crowned heads of
Europe have at various times sucked
cooling drinks, dispensed in the owners
establishment.
For long period of years this king
worshiper had been collecting straws
from the royal lips, scorning mere no.
bles or statesmen. When the collection
was complete the hat was manufactured
and triumphantly crowned the owners
head.
1t is said that persons who have worn
this hat have appeared irresponsible to
those about them.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-08-27
PERFORMANCES OF SHAH
LIKE STAGE BURLESQUE
Persian Sovereign, Now at Liege,
Creates Amusement by Pomp
and Strange Customs


and Strange Customs
Special Cable to The Herald.
LONDON, Aug. 26.-The shah of Per-
sia Is now at Liege His hotel bill for
week at Ostend was $4,000. His per-
formances at Ostend created endless
merriment. Some of them might have
been devised by the leading actor in an
oriental burlesque.
Every time he descended from his
apartments to go for drive his suite
lined up in the vestibule, the hotel
marshal came forward, raped on the
door with stout gold-topped cane and
called out in a solemn voice: BOW
down, for the pole of the universe
comes!"
Frequently before he went out the
shah would call for a glass Of iced
water. A dozen attendants would rush
off Immediately, but when they re-
turned, each carrying a glass, the shah
would decline to drink, but would order
his grand vizier to swallow the con-
tents of half dozen glasses.
Always suspicious, the shah invari-
ably commands his grand vizier to taste
dishes and tell him what they are like.
While in Paris he was made the recip-
lent of large quantities of pills and
patent medicines, which he was assured
would cure him of his ailments. These
he commanded various members of his
suite to take and he was very strict
about being informed as to their effects.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-08-27
GROUP STATUES PLANNED
Rarblzon School Of Artists to Be I'M
mortaIlzed In Paris

Special Cable to The Herald.
PARIS, Aug. 26.-The statues to in
dividuals in the Paris streets and gar
dens are legion, but the statues to col
lective groups are rare. The munich
pality now is determined to immortal
ize the famous group of artists of the
Barbizon school. including Corot. Mil
let. Dupre. d'Aubigny, and Rousseau
in collective monument to be erected
on the Champs Elysees near the Alex
ander III. bridge. Competition for the
monument is invited by the Ecole des
Beaux Arts. and as the French modern
sculptor school is the FIRST In the world
the result probably will be ane monu-
ment
Los Angeles herald., 1905-08-27
CENTENARIAN STARTS
OFF ON HIS TRAVELS
Roumanlan Jew, Aged 1o7 and Hale
and Hearty, Journeylng From
Canada to Jerusalem
,ecial Gable to The Herald.

Special Cable to The Herald.
LONDON, Aug. 26-A remarkable
parsonage has arrived from Canada. He
is Layor Poplegir by name, a Rou-
manian Jew. who has reached the
patrlarchal age of 1O7 years.
Poplegir has the distinction Of having
lived in three centuries. His extraor-
binary vitality is shown by the fact that
some time ago he determined to go to
Canada to see his three sons, who set
tied there many years ago.
Patrlarch's Oldest "5oy" Is ss
The Oldest of the three has passed his
Los Angeles herald., 1905-08-27
BACILLI HANG LONG
TO SILVER TABLEWARE
Special Gable to The Herald.

Special Cable to The Herald.
BERLIN, Aug. 2o.-Prof. Won Es-
march, director of the hygienic insti-
tute at Gottingen, has found that on
tableware, though apparently wiped
clean. diphtheria, bacteria were still
alive after period of Is days. and the
bacillus prodigiosus even after three
months.
The ministry of state has instructed
local authorities to recommend the
public to dip all table utensils in hot
solution containing 2 per cent of soda.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-08-27
GoBELINS FACTORY
ENGAGED ON ART WORK
neclal Gable to The Herald.

Special Gable to The Herald.
PARIS, Aug. 26.-The state Gobelins
mandatory Is very busy on an im-
portant piece Of tapestry for the Sale
des Fetes at the Marie Of the Thir-
teenth ACCOMPLISHMENT of Paris. 1t
measures seven metres long and eleven
metres high. The subject is the
"Glorification of Colbert" the famous
minister of Louis XIV. 1t consists Of
five series OF designs by M. Jean Paul
Laurens. It win be completed in about
year.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-08-27
PEASANTS DUPED BY
AN UNFROCKED Prizes 7
Produced miracle Windows" In an
italian Town by the Use Of
NL.naf..I-

Chemicals
Special Cable to The Herald.
NAPLES, Aug. 26.-Father Stefano,
an unfrocked priest, was arrested at
Belletri, near Palermo, on charges of
fraud and melting to riot.
A few days ago people passing the
cottage where the late Cardinal Anto-
nelli was in the habit of spending his
holidays were surprised to see three
immense crosses appearing on the win
dow panes
Within an hour the crosses were mys-
teriously transformed into three faces
of the Virgin Mary.
The report of a miracle soon spread
through the town and into the sur
rounding country, and Stefano, who is
the present occupant of the cottage,
reaped rich harvest in basketfuls of
victuals, poultry and well-filled purses,
which he took from the pilgrims who
came to view the miracle.
Latterly, he organized procession of
young girls, who walked barefooted ana
carried lighted tapers seven times
around the cottage by way Of peni-
tence for the sins of the town. The
parents of the girls paid Stefano
shilling s pence each for this privilege.
When one Of these professions was
in progress party of freethinkers
tried to storm the cottage. but were
assailed with stones by the pilgrims,
between whom and the freethinkers
ensued desperate hand-to-hand fight.
in which over twenty were seriously
injured.
Finally the rioters were dispersed by
force of gendarmes, who forced their
way through with the bayonet, re-
moved the curious window panes and
took the enterprising ex-priest into
custody.
An examina tion showed that the
miracle" had been produced by chem
icals.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-08-27
YIELDS PLACE
To LADY MINTO
LADY CURz0N SUCCEEDED BY
COUNTESS OF MlNT0
CLEVER AMERICAN VICEREINE
Brilliant Wife Of Former Vloeroy Of
India Has Been Great Aid to
Husband In Political
Career
CLEVER AMERICAN vICEREINE
Special Gable to The Herald.

Special Cable to The Herald.
LONDON, Aug. 26.-Lady Curzon, the
brilliant American wife of Lord Curzon,
who has just resigned as viceroy of
India, will be succeeded as first lady of
India by the countess Of Mimic, wife of
the new viceroy.
Lady Curzon was, before her mar
riage to the young English statesman,
Mary Letter, daughter of the we'll
known Chicago capitalist. She has
been of the greatest assistance to her
husband in his political career, not only
with the large fortune she brought him
as dowry but by her brilllancy and tact.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-08-27
SUMMER THROAT
LONDON s PLAGUE
STRANGE MALADY SWEEPS
OVER THE ClTY
THE DISEASE IS INFECTIOUS
Many Children Die of the Seasons
Ailments and the Hospitals
Are crowded--Doctors
Studying Cases
THE DISEASE is INFECTIOUS
Special Gable to The Herald.

Special Gable to The Herald
LONDON, Aug. 26.-The warm, sunny
weather which London continues to
enjoy is not without it's drawbacks,
Though this month is poularly sup
posed to be the most healthy of the
whole twelve, when doctors usually
seize the opportunity to take their holi-
days, during the last week something
like an epidemic has swept through the
various London districts. Medical adj
vice has been sought by many hun
dreds of persons suffering from a new
malady that is called summer throat"
The symptoms in almost every case
are common. A hardness of the throat
is usually noticed for the first time
late at night, which develops by morn
ing into a stinging pain, and the voice
of the patient is affected. Sometimes
partial deafness results.
Disease Is Infectious
1.-THE attack in itself it not either
serious or dangerous" is the opinion
expressed by well known throat
specialist, "but it is distinctly unpleas-
ant and extremely infectious. and fine
weather materially assists in spreading
the disease.
''In my opinion it is beyond doubt
due to the myriads Of disease germs
that are spread over the roads, par
ticularly those that are paved with
wood. The best proof of this it that
one would be almost unable to find a
case of the sore throat in the country
districts at the present moment"
Then there is that other summer
complaint" the scourge of city children,
and which is unusually prevalent in
London this year.
Every children's hospital is full and
is compelled to turn away dying chill
dren and fearful mothers daily.
Hospitals Are overcrowded
At the Evelina hospital, where South
London sends its tiny sufferers, the
kindly matron told visitor pitiful
SIOTy VI lIC ONCICIOWQCd Wal 10 anu iS-
jected applicants. At the Great Or
mond street hospital the same story
was told.
"If they go away they die" said the
secretary, land yet we cannot take
them all in. Even when they get here
thirty-six out of every hundred die,
The death rate seems high, but had
they not come here all would have
died"
Two doctors from the Lister institute
are studying the cases, hoping to dis
cover the origin and cure of the disease.
So far we only know it appears when
the earth temperature has reached a
certain point. What does that mean?
Possibly that a certain microbe is
hatched out of that temperature.
Another thing we have recognized is
that the cases are infectious, and that
the disease attacks readily those appar-
emily the strongest.
All the Summer complaint" victims
are under two years of age. Their
hollow faces and great, staring eyes
are the most tear-compelling sight in
London today.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-08-27
NINE. CARRE GAINS
FEE WITHOUT SONG
Engaged With M. zecchi at Royan,
She Goes There and Finds He
HannaA A.

Cannot appear
Special Gable to The Herald.
PARIS, Aug. 26.-Mme. Marguerite
Carre. a famous opera singer, has just
returned from a short but pleasant
tour to Royan, a fashionable health re-
sort.
She was engaged as Nanon, but on
arriving found that M. zecchi. who was
to sing in "Des Grieux," was not forth
coming. The management, disconsolate,
proposed to change the piece.
They called in a doctor. who said
Nine. Carre was too fatigued to appear.
They hoped to get a substitute for M.
Zecchi next day. but Nine. Carre in
sisted on singing that night. This be-
ing impossible the money was refund
ed to the audience and the artistic re-
ceived her fee and went straight to
join her husband at Brussels.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-08-27
HEAVY OVERCOAT IS
DROPPED IN LONDON
TalIors' Organ Says Rapid Transit 10
Fatal to Garment Once
Popular

LONDON, Aug. 26-The remarkable
statement is made by the Tailor and
Cutter that the overcoat has practi-
cally ceased to be worn by the masses
of the British people and that In con-
sequence the winter trade of the cloth
ing factories has been killed.
THE most important factor which
has contributed to the decline OF the
overcoat is the great improvement In
transit" says the journal.
THE man who invented the electric
Los Angeles herald., 1905-08-27
ACTRESS HELPS ACTOR
Yvette GulIbert Offers to Head SUBJ
scrlptIon List for PauIus

PARIS, Aug. 26.-Yvette Guilbert
touched by the statement that the
music hall singer, Paulus. was in dis
tress. offers TO head list of subscribe
ers to fund for him in memory Of
her hard-up youth. when she sang
"The Song of the Shirt" all day as
needlewoman and Joined Paulus' Choir
uses in the evening. She is under the
impression that he wanted to enter the
Rossini refuge as a pauper, but this
seems a mistake as Paulus still has
money enough to enter as a paying In
mate.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-08-27
TALK MANY TONGUES
Prof. Garner Declares Monkey Lam
suase Is Infinitely Varied

bUCCIUI OHDIV 70 AEIV 11VH l4U+
LONDON, Aug. 26.-Prof. Garner is
going TO West Africa again to study
the language of monkeys and other
simians. He win take along his gram
ophone. Careful observation of mon
keys in the menageries at Liverpool
has convinced him that when captive
simlans are widely different. He con-
tends there are as many varieties OF
the simian languages as there are Of
human.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-08-27
Treasurer Of ST. Vlncent,s

Rev. p. H. Mcdonald, C. NJ, has been
appointed treasurer of st. Vincent's
college, taking the place made vacant
by the departure of Rev. e. A. Antill.
c. M.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-08-27

]. c. Cunnin gham's Trunk Factory.
$50 South Spring street Phones s18-
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SouOcaer Dcbblatt
miro abeetubrt.
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9os oomoliNe Gementi lpGbnte man
mobI bereits pcraeiien.
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Nau 9SattcriOn uur @cridjt.
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arbeiter; man gloltbt, onB iie Ri6t.
Itreifer muren uno BON Den Strei.
fern ermorOet ruor6en iiuO. d.
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fen, ebe Elm 8ea fir oic @o9cn ge.
bobut pcroen fountcn. Gin BON elmer
6rmt futihierter @dgen mlrOe BON
ben Streifern lullacporfcu.
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Sino ofut(d) nno
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neuen Spreber, 1urrer SuIius Sei-
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gen, tueltbe IN uHierer lesten 8er-
fomnilung nntpeIenO poren, tpilien.
bob ser 8eihluB, Die engIiihe Spra.
die nls amtsfprahe ein5ufiibren, nid)t
gefnBt iuorben lit. mir nlle miiien. onB
ein folder geIhluB ouh fiiemalS ge.
fdBt pernen tpirb.
,gIls oeutIde Gereinieung iii Der
guno groB urib m1dltig eeluorOen
grboItung 0cs beiltlden @ortes- III
eines ieiner BrunDprin5ipien. uiin NIT
ser 9tbfGaifnng Der 6eutihen Sprode
ipiirOe audi ilnfcr grofIer 8unb II Iidl
SnIommenfnIlen. Tab fuir frobSen
benienieen WlitgIieoern, Sic 0es Teut.
i6en nid,t ooer bod nnr unpolfonl-
men mGGtia iinO, oen @cbrnnh Der
engliiden Sprede geItntten. aeihiebt
ouSidllieBIih. UNI iie su regerer rio
fIeiBigcrcr 5eilnnbnte an ulIeren
9crbonbInnaen berolBuSichen Eis
aommanocs oui benz 1nrnpIobc unS
IN Scr 1nrnihuIc IcIIten hoaeacn ur-
ter ollen l1mItGnben oentif) fein. itnO
bie .NIfen~ ioIIten es iif 3nr beifiaen
amaabc mnhen, ibrer ainSern itt,cn
friibspitia ole 2iebe gum Geutihfrm
ins Sers SlI pflonSen. ouf Bob nnfcr
Rodpuudls, oic iinaen 3urner, Iib
ItoIs iiible ouI ieinc AbitommunD.A
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1905-04-12
parlfer Rritik
hiibl abgeffrtiot.
nGOrSOentidc allaciuriue" iibcr Den
Mnr0ffD6eind).
Z III flaag Der tragf
INIT : Spannung u,rfol9t.
GarUtfO iel5er iinO Die gugcu plOe'
lid ge0ffnet iuOrOcn,

@erlin TO- April. -Gic .gtorOs
6eutide aagpmeine 3eitun9 oas
oflBtole 0iunoltiif Der Heglerulig,
iertigt Die aritif ees offi5ioien Gnriier
g8tmps" iiber Den iiingiten 9ciuh
oes anilers in 9anger ebenio ent.
iGieoen ruie fii6l nb. Sic tritt ener.
9iid) fir bic ofiene 1iir IN Rnrotfo
elm lina ertlGrt es fiir einen anlos.
barren 8iocrIprlrdt, ooB Der franSoIi-
ide 4Ofiniiter oes 9leliBeren, Telcnlie,
einericits oie Souperunitdt uno lin.
nbbGngigfeit oes Snltnns unprfennt
llnb anOererieits gleih5eitig Der Son.
troae Der inneren geriuoltlng Yto.
roffos ourd) 5ranfreih oas 8ort
re0et.
3ie gntpifllng Ser Mnroffofrnge
miro bier nit fuohTenGer Spannung
periblgt, uno dQgeniein miro bic feite
SuItnng Der OeutT6en &egierun5 NIT
@enugtuung nltfgenonlmen aph in
Wtoroffo ioa Ii6 bic @irfung Der
iiinaitcn 8orgdnae id,on iebr efiatant
ofienburen. gis Dor fnr3em fpielte
itd bort sSranfreih nuf, nls OBJ es
gleihiam BON Der gan5en 8elt beollf'
tropt mare, in Mnroffo Sronung ia
idaffcn. Bon Sieiem Ssrrtilm, in Dem
nud Die Ioroffaner onfGnalif be.
fanqrn moren. iinb tic nun fehr ruih
5uriidgefonrmen, nobOent bon Der
bcrtihen Regierune erflort poroen
tIt oob lie sic Sntereiien ibrer Inter.
tdnen in Ruroffc IN olrf'aus Ielb't'
Itdnoiaer @eiie ,pohrllcbmen lceroe.
fans es nohuenOi9 merccn loafe, ilnp
Aau Sulton bic geriidleruna aepeben
tporoen lit, bah man nen trnnlolilfs
enaIiiden Nfarcffo.Gertrng ntdlt
fenne unb 6o6er aitdl nift anertenne.