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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-06-02
Coffee Wrecks
The Children

Dr.. Ekls 6. Brown the medical examiner Of defective setooi
children IN ths rc5Ec schools Of New York City. q rs rero-t
70 .he City Srrt. writes:
-Aftsr hereditary OF oonsenitai euses. improper dat Is ,hs
greatest Of .hs causss Of malnutrition snj nervocsresk Ii enn-
K5eanz nutrit;on ! find one of the most noticeable evils to &c
,hs very large proportion Of school ehf1-cn vbo d-nt Il, ,-i
coffee
Both tea and eoies are, as -. knc-. r--s s:inui.nts ar
eousain an acid that q harmful
Many children come to school N the morning after a break-
fast Of ssinuiant Coffee or teal and starch white treAdl, and
Children very frequently have coffee or tea with each of tier three
meals. and sometimes also at three O'Clock on their return son
school No ehdd Who drinks tea OF coffee can be at bis best. Il
this matter parents need education"
City Sept. Of New York PubHe Schools. william H. V.2-e-.
= discussing this report writes In his report:
In discussing improper diet, Dr.. Bcovn finds excessive
cse Of tea and coffee a potent reason for defect IN the child Hb
remarks upon the Use Of sseh stimulants BY children should &c
brought home to every parent ignorant enough to give sueh
o:vsrages to the very Young"
Children Become attached to their cup Of hot Postum Food
Coffee for breakfast. Have It vel boiled according 10 easy
directions on pkg. and see how they thrive when Postum Is usd m
Pl.es Of coffee.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-06-02
~ a,h, nhinsesrs. IN Tn Brsnr

A baby tTD burned rh.nonerus captured
in EAuanjaro. S~DUta%ast Afrca, rs
arrived at the BFolI Z1o ann SIl Be- psIr
On e1nihstion to-FnorOW. Tbe baby = siI
nonths old, weighs % pounds and cost
$40.
The daily tribune., 1906-06-25
STRIKERS CONTROL
THE SITUATION
Allentown, Pa, Street Cars
Completely Tied Up.
Company Gave Up the Fight at
Midnight Because Enough
New Men Could Not Be
Secured to Run Cars.

Allentown. Pa. June 25-It II
quiet today after an unusual scene Of
mob violence last night In sympathy
with she stri King motormen and con-
doctors Of the LehiRh Valley Transit
90. Although the company gave up
the fight and turned off the power At
midnight. Thousands Of people re-.
mained upob the streets until early
morning In anticipation OF trouble.
The COMPANY Was unable TO rally .
full schedule Of new men to operate
the cars today. hence there are none
running.
Sheriff Krause swore In =. large
number Of deputies to assist the local
police force In the event further
trouble occurs
The daily tribune., 1906-06-25
Poisoned by Eating Canned Cream

Poisoned by Eating Canned Cream.
Mrs. J. J. Williams . few even
ings since WAS poisoned by eating oan-
ned cream. of the Van Camp brand on
straw berries. There was two cans OF
the cream In the cupboard. one fresh
opened and the other which had been
opened for several lays. BY mis-.
take Mrs. Williams got hold Of the can
which had been opened several days.
The lady ate the cream in the even
ing and during the night she was
taken Ill with violent pains In the
stomach. A physician:wa called and
pronounced It ptomsine poisoning and
administered treatment to oounteraot
the poison. Az the last reports Mrs.
Williams WAS improving and will
no doubt be Ali right very soop. but
IL il safe to say that she will be more
careful In future about eating canned
milk whisb hss been opened for any
length Of time. Il 10 supposed thst
the cream caused the poisoning ~ the
isdy could attribute II to uothinG
else.
The daily tribune., 1906-06-25
Several Injured IN Wreck.

Marshalltown. Is.. June $3.50 nth
bound train No. 9. the Twin City
and OhiosRo special Of the Great
Western railway WAS wrecked ea.ly
today. one Of the cars jumping the
track at bridge one and one.half
miles north Of GlAdbrook. which
ran on the ties. tho entire trai1
passing over the bridge. after which
hve coaches turned over on their
sides. Several persons were seriously
injured. but no fatalities are reported.
The daily tribune., 1906-06-25
Ere Crackers Causing Trouble.

Fire Crackers Causing Trouble.
The police will take steps to pre-.
vent the use Of explosives about the
streets OF the city before July 4.
Several oases have been reported to
headquarters during the past few
days Of runaways caused by the ex-
plosion Of frecrsckers and other explo-
sives. The law provides that only
certain kinds Of explosives can be used
la connection with the celebration Of
the nations birthday.
During the past few days 1t has
come to tho attention of the authori-
ties that some Of the young Americas
are already oomme ncinR to celebrate
This will be watched closely BY the
officers and all infrsctions Of the law
will be punished. .-Pueblo Ohieftaip.
The same condition exists in this
town and many have asked The Trib.
uue to bring the attention to the
public In kindly way. Many
sick. nervous aud old people should
have their rights respected, ~ the
law pretends 10 protect them In this
respect.
The daily tribune., 1906-06-25
Falls Down Elevator Shaft.

KAnsAs City. June 25-Tbe dead
body Of DR. q L. spaulding. aRed 81
yeArs. . promipent physio.an. was
found at the bottom Of an elevator
shaft In IN incompleted effice build.
ing at Twelfth and MoGee streets.
DR.. spaulding hsd An Office In the
building. and had accidentally fallen
into the shaft which was not properly
protected.
The daily tribune., 1906-06-25
After Standard OIL.

Chicaao. June 25--Distriot Attorney
Morrison who conducted the trial Of
ths packers for the government. II
IL announced today has been selected
by the government TO conduct the
Investigation into ths Standard OIL
%. and various railroads. He hes
accepted the appointment.
The daily tribune., 1906-06-25
Forest Fires Raging.

Ell PAso. Tex June 26- Forest fires
are raging in the timber tracts colse
to Magdaiene. Sonora. and that
town Ia reported to be In danger Of
being DESTROYED. Miners are fleeing
from the burning district and several
camps have been burned. This SEQ
tion Is thickly settled with American
miners.
The daily tribune., 1906-06-25
SALVATION ARMY
OFFICIAL WEDS
Commander Booth : Tucker
Secures Another Wife.
Married Today to Miss Minnie
Reid by the Rev. General
Booth at the Salvation
Army Citadel.

London. June 26-Oommander Booth
Tucker and Miss Minnie Reid were
united In marriage today 1t the Sal.
vation Army citadel. south Tothen.
ham. General Booth offioiAted and
only relatives and high officials Of the
Salvation Army were present At the
ceremony.
The daily tribune., 1906-06-25
Ice Trust Melted.

Toledo. O.. June 25-Fivs loo deal.
srs representing local companies wers
sentenced in this common pleas court
today 10 pay . nns Of %. 900 aaob ard
each man sentenced to one year in the
work houss for maintaining sn H..
legal combipatios.
The daily tribune., 1906-06-25

EXCHANGE OPEN-The Baptist
ladies will keep their Exchange in the
Sate Bank block opsn every after.
noon during this week from . TO a
O'CLOCK.
The daily tribune., 1906-06-25

THE wEATHEa-Ysir apA vars
" tonight asd Tuesday.
The daily tribune., 1906-06-25

rAs D.iiy rriss.s ~ ~ ss.sA.
The daily tribune., 1906-06-25
llJbere Hre YOU Going
On tbe 4tb of July /?

Not days before it to cele
brate? Having celebration will
neghborng towns to help them old
style OF to we'll for the
sion and all know that the only place boy find
what he wants at the right Walker Bros Suits
Shoes Hats Shirts Underwear anything that
for mans boys outfit is here in variety
need Suit Cases Trunks will show the largest assortment
Fremont the wait
until the last moment but in and let fit
properly enjoy the day.
(UdIker Bros.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-12-08

General Wallace loved to estimate
how many must have read his greatest
work. and he felt assured that large
proportion Of the readers would well
come these intimate photographer
self-revelatops, the writing down of
which was the chief pleasure of the
last years of his life.
1T shall be honest" thus he begins
about his life-story: and with this as
the keynote he goes on with q wealth
of fascinating narrative and reminis-
cence.
A man who won high honor in widely
divergent fields, he gives fascinating
descriptions of his early life his ex.
periences In the civil war. and OF HE
diplomatic services In Turkey. An
thesesexperiences went so vitality 10 tho
mental upbulldIng OF the man who
wrote "Ben-Hur,' The Fair God" and
''The Prince of India" that they will
be Of profound interest to all who adj
mire Lew Wallace.
After these earlier portions come the
chapters descriptive OF how and why
he turned TO his real life-work. litera.
ture and of the writing of his world.
famous books.
Mr.. Clemens. in his autobiography In
the North American Review, acknowl-
edges that the original OF Colonel Null.
berry Sellers was q real character, one
James Hampton.
MANY persons" he said, regarded
Colonel Sellers az a fiction, an inven-
ton, an extravagant impossibility, and
did me the honor to call him 'crea-
ton but they were mistaken mere
~ put him on paper as he was; he
was not a person who could be ex-
aggerated The Incidents which looked
most extrayagant, both In the book and
on the stage, We're not inventions OF
mine, but were facts of his life. and
was present when they were developed
The real Colonel Sellers, as | knew
him In James Hampton. was a pathetic
and beautiful spirit. manly man.
straight and honorable man, Il man
with big, foolish, unselfish heart In
his bosom "a man born To be loved, and
he was loved by all his friends. and by
his family worshiped. II Is the right
word To them he was but little less
| than a god"
| Once when Mark Twain and George
| w. Gable were giving their dual enter
| tainment IN Mr. Lamptons town, the
| latter called upon the distinguished
| performers at their hotel. After some
| exchanges of courtesy, Hampton. n
| evident embarrassment said some
| thing about his having left his pocket
book lying on the table In the main
| drawing room at home, and about Its
| being after banking hours.
~ stopped him there" Mr.. Clemens
writes, "and begged him to honor Ca
| BILE and ME by being our guest at the
iecture--wlih IA many friends as might
be willing to do us the like honor He
| accepted. and he thanked me as n
prince might who had granted us a
! grace.
THE reason stopped his speech
| about the tickets was because | saw
| that he was going to ask me TO fur
nish them TO him and Jet him pay next
| day; and knew that II he made the
| debt he would pay II n he had TO pawn
| his clothes. After little further chat
he shocks hands heartily and affection
| atelv, and took his leave. Gable put
| his head In nj the door and said.
| THAT was Colonel Sellers
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-12-08
THE OLD NAVY.

The captain stood the caronnade First lieutenant he,
ncnd all my merry aft here for they must list to
Haven't the gift Of gab my because I'm bred OF the
That ship there Frenchn,an no TO fight with
And odds bobs hammer and tongs long I've been to
Ike fought gainst every odds-and I've gained the victory
oTha ship there is Frencmlan and We don't take she
I'll; thousand bullets to one that she will capture we
Haven't the gift OF CAB my boys each 10 his gun;
she's not mine in half hour, I'll foo each mothers
And odds bob hammer and tongs, long I've been to
I've fought gairst every oddsand I've gained the victory
We fought for minutes, when the Frensman had enough
q little thought said he, that your OF such stuff
Orr CAPTAIN took the Frenchnans sword low bow made TO he;
haven't the gift OF gab monsieur but polite wish to be-
And odds bobs hammer and tongs long I've been TO
I've fought gainst every oddsand I've gained the victory
Our captain sent for ali OF My merry said he,
Haven't the gift OF the gab my lads but yet thankful be;
You've done your duty handsomely each stood to his gun
YOU hadn't YOU villains day, Id have ogged each
mothers
For odds hobs hammer and tongs as long I'm to
m fight gans every odds--and Iii gain the victory!"
FREDERICK MARRyAT.