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OLIVE OH
HmOsr T~~s by which xou, Mar ne
serxnfne lis Pu<tfx.


In these days OF adufterated foods
the housewife who uses much olive
oil ON Der table has to exercise. uutir-
ing vigilance not to be imposed upon
by the INSCRIPTIONS dssler. To, be
able to test In some staple way. the
oil she buys may be worthsa good deal
to- her, although the exsct analysis of
1t would be beyond her ability ard the
resources at her command
Color indexes approximate ly thequal-
lty OF olive oil. The finest virgin oil
is pale green. with an opnlescent SHIN
mer about il that reminds one Of alb
smith. Olive oil shoulcs taste u the
olive Is Il is negative In taste or II II
is thick In consistency ora deem green
II has been sdulterated
A perfectly simple test Is to- place
some oil IN little bottle and immense
it In pan Of chopped ice for three
hours. II the oil has b.sen 'aduserated
il viii come out of this ordeal as clear
and duid as IL went f1g hut 81 It is
the real thing" II Wis have broken
up into. little whitish grains which IL
will seem 70 be hold ne i'm solution.
Cottouseed oil and pe.-aut OH are not
considered unwholesoOle by medical
men, but no one who Il the least fas>
tdlous over the oil he-ests - likely IS
tolerate the taste OF rtlese Inferior ar
bclRse-New York TriHnne
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How They May ne R~iie~sd by slim.
pie Remedi~~--


A few drops of spirits 81 camphor
taken on sugar every three or four
hours will usually check, n cold. saws
the Chicago Tribune
A little camphorated oil dubbed well
into the chest wher a cough is painful
will give great relief.
As long as you are shielded from
uraft an open window Is no. source. of
danger even on the bitterest' night.
A cup of hot Iinseed tea taken before
retiring for the night is a good remedy
and Will often prevent a cold
Hoarseness may be relieved by using
The white Of an egg well beaten mixed
with lemon juice and sugaE- Take a
teaspodnful every hour
Cayenne pepper tea is good for a
coll Take a quarter of a teaspoonful
or pepper and nearly a teacupful Of
water and drink II rs hot as it can be
swallowed
bor tight. hoarse cough take hot
water often. as hot as can Bc slipped.
This will give immediate relief. A lit
tie lemon juice added to the water Is
beneficial.
Sneezing is averted by pressing tie
upper lip. because by doing so we
deaden the impression made. on GER
tain branch Of the fifth nerve. sneezinc
being reflex action excited by some
slight Impression on that nerve. Sncez-
ing does not take place when the fifth
nerve is paralyzed. even though the
sense Of smell is retained
Squeeze n large. clean handkerchief
out OF water ana place in a wad on the
pillow OF the patient an. inch or two
from his nose. so that he can inhale the
moisture. He will usually cease cough
Ing in fifteen minutes. While this treat
ment may not cure a cough. IT will in
sure good nights rest TO many q sick
child and tired mother.
To avoid taking cold keep the circu.
ation In good condition by regular
bathing and exercise. Re careful about
clothing. and do not make sudden
changes IN it unless there is decided
change in the weather. To change from
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ADJUSTING a CORSET.
me Proper Method. According To =.
DressmalfaE Expert.


Dressmai<iag Expert
Mrs. A NJ. Wade of New York an
official OF the dressmakers' national
organization. in recent lecture on the.
art Of dressing properly spoke about
the manner Of putting on a corset.
Ii Is matter not OF wearing a No.
p corset. but OF wearing a No. % and
looking as though you wore a -. she
said. IL is not so much matter OF n
Paris gown rs IL is the manner fa
which the gown is worn. Mrs Wade
began by saying: III you begin to hook
your corset at the top and push YOUR
self right on down with the hooking
you will end with an abdomen ami no
hips. The woman who boasts that she.
never uuties her corset laces has no
idea OF what dressing properly means.
You must unite your corset laces at
night. aud in the morning you must
pun them just as loose as YOU can
This is the way TO dress as Mrs
Wade explained Il: with the strings
ali loose. put on the corset and hook
the lower hook. Then fasten your
hose supporters. They will pull the
corset down into place. Don't - right
on hooking the thing up. but let il
alone TO adjust itself TO your figure.
Brush your hair and read the morning
paper; manicure your nails. do all the
little odds and ends. Then. when IL
has worked down into place hook up
the rest OF the hooks. IL will he com
Portable for the day by that time.
Then pull the strings as tight as YOU
want them. and YOU win have Just as
good figure perhaps better. II they
are not pulled as tight as you can tag
them Now. don't tie the strings. That
is SO silly and unnecessary. lust tuck
them in somewhere. They will stay
In place well enough.
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Inc j. V. hawkins
HAIR GROWER & RESTORFR

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9 oe patronage in first class white and coloeS
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extreme. and it would not be surpris-
ing If he should pass away at any
moment. yet he may rally and live for
days or even weeks. The veteran
actor realizes that his end is near and
looks forward TO il without fear. All
hope for his recovery has been aban-
doned by his family
For a number Of years past Mr.. JET
ferson and ex-President Cleveland have
spent 4 week or two Of each year
together fishing in Florida. IL was on
his return from one OF these fishing
trips that Mr. Jefferson's illness devel-
oped. He went 10 Hobe Sound about
three weeks ago on his annual fishing
outing. and returned about 10 days ago
20 his home slightly unwell. He had
taken severe cold. He improved for
few days. but suffered a relapse.
DR.. Worley. OF St Augustine. was sent
for. but at the time his condition was
not considered serious, except that his
uSgyaS against him. He held his own
took HHsy when his disease again
soer e., ~ the worse and Il was
A. ~ me -oo,s<,as near.
Al Mr.. Jefferson y 49, "a.
vie and sons, Charles n an%- ne
Jenerson, and granddaughter MafN,
IeHerson, and Mrs. c. Symons togetbs
win MS secretary. Carl Kcttler and d.
nurse. Mabel Bingham DR.. Potter. hi
physician. and DR.. Morley. OF St An
CUISINE, who have been called In con.
sultation, remain with him all IN,
time '"'
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was generation of the brain and tSs;
~ died simultaneously with the brain
IN public statement the student bod
oscks up Or. Taylor's statement. whict
they say, however, was made nnr.,,
from scientific point of view
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OF al impurities, Restore Hair on Clean Temples
OF bald heads. where the roots are not dead
tRIcEs;-25 cts. per box (local orderss IS CTS
out city; eight boxes, $2S0 express prepaid
The Face Beautiier makes the use of powder an
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prices; %, Scots and 81 co. ~
MONEY can be by Post Office Money Order
or EXPRESS Money Order
Address all communications to
NINE. J. V. HAWKINS,
"'- ~ rrs' osreet, Richmond, Va.
ER CORES pondence strictly CON
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TEN-HouR LAW INVALID
New York Statute Declared Unconsti
tutional BY Supreme Cour4

new YORK Statute Declared Unconsti-
tutionaI By Supreme Court.
Washington. April Is.-In an opinion
by Justice Peckham, the supreme court
OF the United States held TO be uncon-
stitutional the New York state law
making 10 hours days work and 60
hours weeks work in bakeries in
that state. Justices Harlan. White
Day and Holmes dissented. and Justice
Harlan declared that no more impor-
tant decision had been rendered in the
last century.
The opinion was handed down in the
case OF Lockner VS.. the state OF New
York, and was based on the ground that
the law interferes with the free eyer
else of the rights of contract between
individuals. The court OF appeals of the
state upheld the law and affirmed the
Judgment OF the trial court holding
Lockner guilty. Judge Parker wrote
the opinion OF the New York court of
appeals supporting the law, and the
court divided four to three on the ques-
ton OF validity.
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nigh shoes to low shars always, in
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NAVAL HoNoRs FOR PAUL JONES
american Squadron viii Be Sent 70
Bring Body 70 United States


Bring Body to United States.
Paris. April 19-The state denarr.
ment has advised Ambassador Porter
tnat an American squadron will he
sent to take the body OF Paul Jones IN
the United States probably in June II
IS expected that the French govera-
ment VIII participate in an imposing
FUNERAL pageant when the body leaves
faris. Detailed plans have not VET
oeen made. but il probably will occur
shortly before the French national boI-
iday July IA. Large forces of French
soldiers and sailors will form the as
cort
The following cable messages have
been EXCHANGED:
Admiral Dewey to Ambassador Por-
Ter; Cordial congratulations upon the
wonderful results OF your search.
GEORGE DEWEY. Admiral II N"
Ambassador Porter 20 Admiral
Dewey; Happy 10 receive congratuIa-
lions concerning the fa,ner OF the
American navy from his most iIIus-
trious successor"
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Richmond. Va. April 1.-THE stu
dents of the University College OF
Medicine in public stater1ent resent
the attacks on Or. William H. Taylor.
professor of medical Jurisprudence.
sho recent'y declared that the soul
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Richmond, Va. April I7.-Freder-
ssksourg. Va. Claims to have been the
only home that John Paul Jones. tho
naval hero. had in America. the famous
admiral having lived there at the home
OF his brother William Paul. The citi-
Iens VIII therefore seek to have the
remains recently exhumed In Paris
given final sepulchre within Freder-
icksburg's borders. and guarantee 70
place an appropriate monument over
their resting place.
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JEFFERSON AWAITS DEATH
Aged Actor A5andons Hope and the
End Ia Mar.

west Palm Beach. Fla. April IS
Joseph 9eferson's condition remains
unbalanced. except that he is gradually
growing weaker. His trouble is a com
piication Of diseases from which he
suffered last summer. His physicians
regard his condition as critical In the
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Evening journal., 1905-04-15

ton / made as TO terms Of payment
and arrangement of furniture was
promptly stamped with this seal Of
approval.
was comfortably settled and hard
at work on my article by noon. At 3
l went TO meet Uncle Eb. Hope was
still sick in bed, and we came away
IN frame Of mind that could hardly
have been more miserable. I tried 20
induce him TO stay a night with me in
my new quarters.
"I mustn't" he said cheerfully.
"Fore long I'm comm down ag'in,
but ! can't fool round no longer now.
TIL jes' go an git my new clothes an
put fer the steamboat. Want ye G
20 an see Hope tomorrow. She's com
In up with Mis- Fuller next week I'm
goin' G find out what's the matter NV
her then Sumthin's wrong somewhere.
Dunno what It's. She's all upset"
Poor girl It had been almost as
heavy a trial to her as to me-cutting
me off as she had done Remem-
brances OF my tender devoten TO her
in all the years between then and
childhood must have made her sore
with pity. l had already determined
what ! should do. and after Uncle Eb
had gone that evening I wrote her q
long letter and asked her n I might
not still have some hope of her loving
me. / begged her TO let me know
when I might come. and talk with her
alone. With what eloquence I could
bring to bear | told her how my love
had grown and laid hold of my life,
finished my article that night and
IN the morning took it to Mr. Greeley.
He was at his desk writing and at the
same time giving orders in a querulous
tone to some workman who sat beside
him. He did not look up as he spoke.
He wrote rapidly. his nose down so
close TO the struggling. wet lines that
l felt a fear of its touching them.
stood by, waiting my opportunity. A
full bearded man in his shirt sleeves
came hurrledly out Of another room.
mir. Greeley" he said. halting at the
elbow Of the great editor.
''Yes. what is it?" the editor demand
ed neryously, his hand wabbling over
the white page as rapidly as before,
his eyes upon his work
Another man garroted this morning
on South street"
Better write paragraph" he said,
his voice swapping with impahence as
he brushed the fun page aside and be-
gan sowing his thoughts on another.
Warn our readers. Tell 'em 70 wear
brass collars with spikes in 'em TIL we
get a new mayor"
The man went away laughing.
Mr.. Greeley threw down bis pen
gathered his copy and handed it to the
workman who sat beside him.
Proof ready at 5r he shouted as
the man was going out OF the room
Hello, Browerw he said. bending tc
his work again. Thought you'd blown
out the gas somewherer'
"Waiting until you reject this arti
ele." ! said.
He sent a boy FOR Mr.. Ottarson, the
city editor. Meanwhile he had begun
to drive his pen across the broad sheets
! with tremendous energy. Somehow Il
reminded me Of a man plowing black
burrows behind a fast walking team IN
snow furry. His mind was "strad,
: tdle the furrow" when Mr.. Ottarson
Evening journal., 1905-04-15
CoNrINuEp MoNDAY.
MRs.EDwARps TELLS OF MURDER
coolIy Relaiss How She Killed Hus.
band, With Daughter LOOKING On.

Coolly nclalN6 now Sne killeQ Rus
band, With Daughter Looking On.
Reading. Pa, April 15--The appli-
cation for a new trial by Samuel Grea-
son, under sentence of death for the
murder of John Edwards, nearly four
yeays ago, whose case has attracted
widespread attention by reason of the
stubborn contest which he has put up
Tor his life, was heard in court. Grea-
son was convicted over three years
ago on the testimony of Mrs. Kate Ed
wards. wife of the dead man. She then
said that he assisted her to kill her
husband On the eve Of the date fixed
for the execution of Mrs. Edwards
and Greason, the woman declared that
the man was innocent. His application
for a new trial is founded on her con-
fession, and she went on the stand
and coolly told how she alone beat
out the brains of her husband, with
her daughter Mary looking on. and
that they (mother and daughter) then
threw the body down the we'll
In her recital Mrs. Edwards said: 81
hit him a few times. He was only
stunned and partly raised himself,
when | finished him with a few more
strong blows
II was developed on cross-examina-
tion of the woman that her daughter
Mary first suggested the murder, and
this fact, and her presence during the
crime, led the court to remark that
the daughter could be convicted also
Mary Edwards is now in St Louis, and
It is not likely that any attempt will
be made 20 arrest her. q
Several witnesses were examined to
prove an alibi for Greason IL is ex-
pected that the court will pass on the
application for new trial within the
next 10 days.
Evening journal., 1905-04-15

building communicating with the
front rooms above the shop. A little
stair OF five steps ascended from the
landing 10 It's red door that overlooked
an ample yard of roofing adorned with
potted plants. The main room Of the
chalet where we ate our meals and
talked Of an evening had the look Of
q ships cabin. There were stationary
seats along the wall covered with
leathern cushions There were port
and starboard lanterns ana a big one
OF polished brass that overhung the
table. A ships clock that had a noisy
and cheerful tick was set I'm the wall
A narrow passage led to the room in
front, and the latter had slantng
sides. A big window OF little panes
IN its farther end let in the light Of
William street.
Here I found a home for myself
humble, but quaint aud cleanly. A
thrifty German who, having long fol-
lowed the sea- had married and thrown
out his anchor for good and all now
dwelt I'm the chalet with his wife and
two boarders, both newspaper mon.
The old shopkeeper IN front, once a
sailor himself, had put the place in
shlpshape and leased It TO them
Mine host bore the name Of Opper
and was widely known as "All Right"
Opper from his habit Of CHEEKY ap-
proval Everything and everybody
were "all right to him so far as
could observe. TO be sure. he took
exceptions on occasions, but even then
the affair ended with his inevitable
verdict OF "all right" Every sugges-
Evening journal., 1905-04-15
AMMONIA STAGGERED
OXFORD, Pa, RESIDENTS
Great Danger From Cold
Storage Plant Until Will
mington Expert Arrived

In room in which 10 pounds Of am-
mCnia gss was suddenly let loose, VIII
Lam Mclntire escaped suffocation al
most by q miracle at oxford, Pa, ON
Wednesday. He happened TO be near the
door al the time of the accident and as
soon as The gas reached him he man.
aged TO stagger through and close it be-
hind him. Had he been in any other por-
tion of the room he would undoubtedly
have been sufocated. The escape Of the
gas was caused by the bursting Of "a pipe
in the cold storage machine recently in
stalled in the store of +. w Alexander.
The explosion was not very serious in
itself, but the gas soon rushed from tho
cellar where the machine was located
throught the elevator shafts into the
storeroom and from there into the street.
The store had TO be closed for over an
hour and several of the neighboring
business places had TO hurriedly shut
down windows and close doors to keep
out the gas. So powerful We're the fumes
that it was difficult to walk by the store
for some time. The atmosphere of the
whole neighborhood was tainted for a
period.
As soon as the explosion occurred word
was sent to this city and am expert ar
rived I'm oxford ON the next train. AS soon
as he was able TO so into the room he
made an examination and found that the
accident had been caused hy a defective
unioa in one of the pipes which in some
way had escaped the eye of the inspector.
The plant was repaired and is running
TODAY
Evening journal., 1905-04-15

came in. There was a moment or si-
lence, in which the latter stood scan
ming q page Of the Herald he had
brought with him.
"Ottarson," said Mr Greeley. never
Stacking the pace Of his busy hand as
he held my manuscript in the other,
read this Tell me what you think Of
It. II good. give him a show"
"The stan is full Mr. Greeley" said
the man OF the city desk. His words
cut me with disappointment
The editor Of the Tribune halted his
hand an instant, read the last lines,
scratching a word and underscoring
another.
Don't carew he shrllled as he went
on writing USED to slide down hill
with his father If he's got brains
wen pay him Ss a week"
The city editor beckoned TO me. and
I followed him into another room.
III you will leave your address," he
said, Il will let you hear from me
when we have read the article"
With the hasty confidence Of youth
began to discount my future that
very day. ordering a full dress suit OF
The best tailor, hat and shoes TO match
and complement Of neckwenr that
would have done credit to Beau Brum-
mel II gave me a start when | saw
the bin would empty my pocket Of
more than half its cash. But l had a
stin pace to follow and every reason to
look nv host
Evening journal., 1905-04-15
Bursting Lamn Burns Five.

Rochester, NY April 15.-Four men
were perhaps fatally burned and a fifth
seriously in a gasoline lamp explosion
in a building under construction on
Main street The men were going to
an upper floor in an open elevator,
taking the lamp with them. when II
suddenly exploded. The elevator man
let the car go, which ran to the top
and then started back. The men were
writhing in pain, their clothing being
burned of and their bodies badly
burned when the car reached the bot
tom.
Evening journal., 1905-04-15
MORE INDICTMENTS PROBABLE
Jury Investigating Meat Trust to Hear
New Witness.

Chicago. April 15.-More indictments.
It was rumored may be voted by the
federal grand jury which is investi-
eating the business transactions Of
meat packers. It was oficially an
nounced that the jury would adjourn
until next Wednesday Later. however.
the sudden appearance of a person who
had a conference with District Attor-
ney Morrison resulted in changing the
plans, and the jurors were instructed
to meet today.
Some time ago a subpoena was sent
out and the deputy marshal who ham
died the paper was told not to return
until the subpoena had been served.
This officer returned with the subject
of the subpoena.
Evening journal., 1905-04-15
MysterIous plsease kIIls NAM

Reno. New, April 15.-Inhabitants
Of Tonopah are coming TO Reno by
scores to escape an epidemic that thus
far has puzzled the doctors of Tono-
pah. Governor Sparks will appoint a
special commission to go to Tonopah
10 check the disease, that Is killing
people at the rate Of from FIVE to a
dozen each day The disease brinys
death in 70 10 "a hours. The bodies
become black after death.