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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-10-07

You may begin with the checks, as the move
ments here need not be delicate. Use both
hands, and especially the thumbs Let the move
ments be in circular direction upwurds, for il
they are in a downward direction the lines on
the face are likely to be increased instead OF
being lesscned. Too much stress cannot be laid
upon this point Let the treatment be vigorous,
and along the lines of the principal muscles. The
object is to increase the circulation in the cheeks
in order that the skin may be firm and healthy.
II your skin is firm, you have nothing to fear
from wrinkles for wrinkles are caused by the
action OF the muscles underneath the skin, and
if your skin is firm, this action is to a large e1-
tent counteracted.
WORKING AROUND THE CHIN.
On the chin a circular movement downward
with the thumbs is used, except just below the
mouth where it is upward. If downward move
ment were to be used here, the tendency would
be to pull the corners Of the mouth down.
On the upper lip use a downward movement, in
order that the lip may not rise and show the
teeth, The index, middle and third fingers should
be used here. Let the movement be as delicate
as possible
The movements should be even more delicate
around the nose. Move the middle fingers OF
each hand in q circular direction downward on
each side of the nose, and be very careful when
you come to the nostrils
Use the middle finger under the eyes. Start
from the nose with very gentle motion, and
form series OF intcrlaced curves under the eyes.
The result will be to make the flesh firm, and so
To remove the crows'-ieet under and around the
eyes
On the forehead let the movements be vigor-
ous In the frat movement you advance both
thumbs upward, beginning at the centre OF the
forehead just above the nose. The result OF this
movement will be 10 remove the vertical wrinkles
between the eyes. In the second movement you
advance both thumbs outward from the centre
of the forehead; the result of this movement will
be to remove the horizontal wrinkles OF the fore
head, which have already been referred to-
The massage proper is now finished, Wash the
face with hot watC. and rub in some almond
cream TO cleanse the pores, This treatment will
haye the effect of whitening the skin
II powder is TO be used, make also slight ap-
plcation OF velvet cream this is rapidly alb.
sorbed and holds the powder, while at the same
time it prevents il from entering the pores
Every woman can at glance that such
treatment is not hard TO learn, II is largely
matter OF getting up ones courage 10 try, for
the thing is quite simple A great deal OF money
is wasted nowadays for things that you can do
lust as well yourself, Why not save money and
become your own masseusc? The results will
show the wisdom OF your course
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-10-07
"TWirlinq."

very injurious habit often contracted by
seedeating birds is that known as "twrling."
They turn aud twist the hend and neck so far
back that they lose their balance Whenever
bird does TINS the best plan is TO cover its
cage so that il cannot any above it, as it is
because It catches sight Of objects overhead that
the habit ia induced
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-10-07
Feeding Silkworms

The quality and quantity Of silk produced by
your sillworms will all depend on how you feed
them, Too much food should not be given at
once, but they should never be left entirely
without at any time during the day or night
You must therefore watch carefully to get an
idea Of their appetite and provide accordingly
Fresh mulberry leaves arc the proper food for
silIiworms, b., if at any time these arc not pro-
curable young lettuce leaves the best sub
stitute, but they arc only stopgap silkworms
cannot live for a long period without their nat
ural food.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-10-07

(o). also distinct cross on the Mount oil Jup'-
Ter (b). Care must be exercised so as ho' 10
confuse this cross with chance Ane'' ao a
it would have an entirely dlnereh' i"''' P'''''
ton H., Mount of
Divorce-(Fig. % a Inc from 'he nount ~. y.
,n,,s 70 tbc Heart liuc, ending there in fork
~ I,o clearer the line, the surer the trouble),
NS1 W., toro il also found an island ON the Fate
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-10-07
FIG. @. FG@o
UNNAY7y hWERCNRY
kNARRlACvG. MAKRlAGE-.

OF the little finger running towards the marriage
lines (a), heavy and distinct lines denoting males
(b), faint and slanting ones females (c).
Law Suits Connected With Marriage Gig. 81.
A cross in the first corner OF the triangle (a)j a
deep and distinct line rising from the Heart line,
on the percussion towards the marriage line (b),
but not cutting it.
Unhappy Marriose-(Fig, G). a line from a
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-10-07
F0@.S.

star on the Mount OF Venus and ending in fork
on the Heart line (a) an island On the Marriage
line or much crossed or broken (b); the Fate
line irregular or much crossed (c).
4 Wealthy Marriage-(Fig y. The Marriage
line reaching but not cutting the Sun line (a); a
star and a cross on the Mount OF Jupiter (bl.
Marriage Prevented by Death-(Fig, 81, A
Marriage line that contains sudden sharp break
(a).
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-10-07
FD&. 5.
Inv SUITS CONNECTED
VlyTN klAREIhCrE.

line it nets as confirmation.
Chdcssness-(Fig. 81 y large and distinct
star on the Liver line (a); another the
third phaanx OF the second finger (b); Heart
line that is bear of branches (c); dimiputive
Mount of Venus due to the course of the Life
line (d); sometimes u heavy line the Mount
OF Moon (e)
Children-(Fig ~. Short lines from the root
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-10-07
Plants That Save Trouble

Water-planls not only greatly add to the
beauty OF nm aquarium, but they also save its
owner good deal OF trouble in the end. They
give out the oxygen which the fish require and
keep the water fresh, that it is only ncccs.
sary to change it two or three times year for
the purpose Of cleaning and rearransing the
various objects in the tank.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-10-07
Cat vs.. Dog

The cat is better observer than the dog,
Cats arc frequently known TO initiate human
actions; to let themselves in or out by raising
a latch or drawing bolt, and TO obtain admis
sion by ringing a bell or knocking with the
knocker, this being the result OF their own OBJ
servation. Dogs, on the other hand, though
they may be trained to perform these actions
as tricks, very seldom if ever, do them of their
own accord
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-10-07
DOMESTIC
HkPYlNESS,

ID Gs iate in matfimony is the qucs-
yu winch the paImist is asked first
\ rncn he undertakes 10 interpret the
ss. uu OF subject and the lines are
II il oro ~" 10 be almost iniallible in this re-
snsssd y rnapplness.-Fig. y, clear, straight
tas e,h. a'e Inc rising from the wrist and
VI The Mount OF Jupiter OF Saturn
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-10-07
B y III a r t j n i

Widowbood or Widowcrbood-(Fig, 81. \
Marriage Inc soping towards the Heart line (a);
a branch from the Heart line to the Fate line
(b): the Fate line broken (c) sometimes dark
indcntation on the Marriage line (d).
Marriage With an Older Person Zig. 10).
The Marriage line starting well from the back OF
the hand (a) and the Head and Life lines join.
ing for some distance lb); palm soft.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-10-07

oughly washed in soapsuds, sawdust and chamois
as poshers viii make it Gliston and sparkle
Fruit jcllies OF all kinds will keep perfectly
for years If covered with puyerized sugar to the
depth of quarter of an inch.
Fill tin cup with vinegar and place it on
the back Of the stove. This will prevent the
smell Of cooking getting over the house.
II the fresh green color OF vegetables, such as
pcas beans, ETC., is desired, never put the lid
on the pot while they arc boiling
Din bcefstcall into boiling water just second
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-10-07

But there is no reason why every woman should
not know how to give herself a scientific treat
ment 1t is not hard TO learn. and a very little
practice viii render perfect.
The first thing TO take into consideration is the
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-10-07

thirty, owing to tho fact that every night of her
life she had covered her face with cold cream and
worked it in well with her fingers. 1t mas.
sage treatment OF Il rude kind, but it accomplished
its purpose.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-10-07
Facts About Pets

instinct teaches them to do this TO keep their
sharp teeth in good condition. To prevent it
give them a stick to gnaw and they will leave
the hutch alone.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-10-07
Rabbits Destroying Hutches

Complaints are often made of rabbits destroy.
ing their hutches by gnnwing the woodwork
till it will scarcely hold together. Their natural
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-10-07

3vERY woman breads the day when
boxing into her mirror, she will nc
longer be able 10 hide from herself tho
fact that she has wrinkles-that he's
youth is gone, and that old age is at
lst upon her. But when the day does
7 ke steadiastly refuses TO believe the story
|rnHes tell, and proceeds to spend her time
" substance in endless pilgrimages to tho
\ the professional masseusc.
~ had only paid attention to a few simple
! The beginning, she would have been able
pa the fatal day for yearE longer, perhaps
|uisnded it indefinitely. If she had only
Z that wrinkles arc in the main caused by
|Fnditure OF unnecessary energy in thought
5feb, she would have endeavored to contro!
nore. She would have talked little, anl
tle quietly, without undue movement of
|1lsles OF the face or head. She would not
omitted herself 20 be swayed by every
r she would not have laughed immoderatc-
'Fffy idle jest, thus causing the innumerable
|nnkles under the eyes known as crows
| ae would not have permitted herself to
. over her troubles as TO produce that
'ad droop to the mouth; nor would she
'sfa 80 self-conscious as to have produced
'cT or five horizontal lines on her fore
/ The BIRTH OF A WRINKLE.
Tould have avoided the innumeratle finc
p on her cheeks by being careful not to
y bad position before going to sleep. II
position is assumed in sleep, the soft,
p aesh Is forced upward, and deep creases
med under the eyes, at the corners and
= temples. \ position should be assumed
eas the flesh is forced neither upward nor
''Hd, but rests against the pillow naturally.
acn the same principle according to which
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-10-07
"Oust sting,r

DustIng'7
,VER leave your canary in the room
while it is being swept or busted, :"
as particles OF dust in the air will
have very injurious effect on the
birds voice.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-10-07

we caution child to lie with his ears fiat against
the pillow, in order when he grows up that they
may not stick out straight from his head
1t is easy TO avoid these wrinkles on the cheeks
but 1t Is not so easy to avoid the others Few
women can learn TO control themselves sufficient
ly TO prevent wrinkles, for women as class are
afflicted with what has been vaguely termed
nerves. that is to say, they arc addicted to
wasting their nerve force, TO using il immoderate-
y and unnecessarily No matter how simple the
thought they wish to communicate, it must be
supplied with footnotes in the way of wrinklng
up of the forehead, raising the eyebrows, and
rapid, superfuous movements of the muscles
about the mouth.
For this reason, mechanical means arc necessary
to get rid OF wrinkles. But it does not follow
that women must spend their time and money
for professional treatment. With little care
they can apply the treatment themselves at Their
own homes
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-10-07

my sauce may be ruined by too rapid
boiling. 1t must boil once, but should
! never more than simmer afterwards.
y After the cut glass has been thor
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-10-07
WATER DASHED IN THE FACE.

The wrinkles most frequently seen are those on
the forehead and also those which appear ear.
hest. They may be removed by painting them
with tannute OF glycoriue and by putting them
stretch by means OF plaster. The plaster
serves as a reminder not to wrinkle the fore
head, and ii it is kept on long enough it should
so far towards breaking up the perncious habit.
The wrinkles the checks and under the eyes
may be removed by rendering the skin firm.
This result may be brought about by dashing
against the face very hot and very cold water
alternately and by rubbing the skin with the balls
of the fingers at the same time
Even the more intricate movements of massage
may be performed at home without the aid of a
professional. / once knew a woman who, al.
though she was forty-fve, did not look day over
Ripley County democrat. (Doniphan, Mo.) 1905-1920, 1906-05-04
MURDER WITNESS
COMMITS. suicide
laid IT WAS AN AWFUL THING
TO TESTIFY AGAINST A
MANS LIFE.
TAKES DEADLY POISON.
ASKS WIFE FOR A KISS.
Now That the Principal Witness II
Dead, Attorneys For the Accused
Say IL will he Impossibie For the
state to Convtct--sister Row Prin-
cipal witness.

st. Louis, April @.-Calling his wife
10 him. John oellein. Of brentwood, st.
Louis county, said:
MY dear, If you want to kiss me
for the last time. you had better DO 1t
now, while am alive. will be dead
In few minutes"
The startled wife, looking down at
the floor beside the chair where her
husband sat, saw bottle labeled car
bolic acid. It was empty. The cork
was out.
Screaming she ran from the room,
and neighbors who heard her cries ran
for doctor.
oellein was dead when the physician
reached him. A verdict of suicide was
returned by the coroner.
Oellein had been summoned to ap-.
pear as witness against man accused
Of murder Until recently he had been
deputy sheriff In St. Louis county. AS
deputy sheriff he arrested William JEFF
Wilkins, city secretary, was drowned
fries, and, II is alleged. obtained from
him statement regarded by the au-
thoritiee Of St. Charles county, whore
the murder was committed, as com
tession. This was few days after the
murder of William Wussler. March 3.
1905.
He was to testify as to what Jeffries
told him about the crime, and the state
relied on this testimony for eonvic-
tion.
His friends say that he had often
said that he wished he did not have to
go into court and testify against man
on trial for HIS life
at is an awful thing to doJ' he would
say, shaking his head.
Now, that OeleIn Is dead by his own
hand, the principal witness against JEFF
| fries Is his sister, Miss Anne Jeffrles,
who was with him when he was arrest
! ed, and who has identified one OF the
revolvers found near the murdered
mans body as the property Of her
brother.
Willis Hood, VINO was with Jenrles
on the night of the murder. Is still
at large. Gov. Folk has offered q 70
ward OF s700 for his capture.
Much interest centers In the Jeifrie'
trial because Of the prominent par
which two women took in the scene:
Immediately before and after the crime
and because the prosecuting officials a
st. Charles have repeatedly said the,
can prove that Jeffries and Hood wer'
members OF ;he same band to which Ru
dolph and Collins, the Union bank rob
bers. both since hanged, belonged.
Oellein, as deputy sheriff, by cleve
detective work. arrested Jeffries JET
fries attorneys say that without Del
leln's testimony Jeffries can not b
, convicted.
Ripley County democrat. (Doniphan, Mo.) 1905-1920, 1906-05-04
FATHER AveNoEpD DAUGHTER
Kills q Negro whish white Posse
Of Citiseas Had Prevented
Frem EscsPine.

GroAbeck. Tex. April s5.--while be-
Ing conveyed to jail In the custody Of
two officers, q negro charged with hav-
ing assaulted the daughter Of ]. A.
Eastland, farmer Of Della, was taken
from the officers by posse Of citizens
and held until the arrival Of the girls
father. When East.and rode up he or
dered the crowd 70 stand back. and
emptied both barrels Of bis shotgun,
loaded with buekshot, into the negro.
killing him instantly. There Is no ex-
citement.
Ripley County democrat. (Doniphan, Mo.) 1905-1920, 1906-05-04

Austin. Tex. April 25.-The attorney
general has fled four antitrust suits
in the Twenty-sixth district court on
behalf Of the state against the Fort
Worth Live Stock exchange. the Fort
Worth Stock Yards, Armour q Co.,
and Swift q Co., for alleged violation
OF the antitrust law OF Texas.
Ripley County democrat. (Doniphan, Mo.) 1905-1920, 1906-05-04
ANGRY COWBOYS sLAY SIX
KIN Three soldiers and Three In
dians On Isessrvatioe In
Oregon.

Pendleton, Ore. April 25.--A report
has reached here that a battle has taken
place on the Umatilla Indian reserva-
tion between cowboys. Indians and
troops 1t is reported that three sol
diers and three Indians were killed.
II is alleged that sons cattlemen had
driven stock upon remote part of the
reservation Ths Indians. Il Is report
cd. protested. but were resisted The
troops are said TO have gone 70 the In
dams assistance. and the battle rs.
suited -
Ripley County democrat. (Doniphan, Mo.) 1905-1920, 1906-05-04

ST. Petersburg. April 25.--After much
hesitation. Emperor Nicholas has iinal-
" decided 70 come TO st. Petersburg
and personally open the frst Russian
|psrlisment Nay 10 A most elaborate
programme has besn prepared. 4 =
ramored th.f IN smperor. Ia g7eetfno
parIlaneutz xill snnp1nns seneral an
ne1f5 ~ 61lllcnl prl11ners md ~
|s1QlIlIz g ll9|1I ~.
Ripley County democrat. (Doniphan, Mo.) 1905-1920, 1906-05-04

these have been taken TO the park. AT
present there is little suffering, and be-
fore week It is expected the refugees
here will be comfortable. These tenn
porary structures have been built to
accommodate about 1000 people each,
but the work of improving them win
be vigorously attended to.
At the same time the committee Is
sending as many Of the refugees as pos
sible to interior points.
There Is No Epidemic.
San Francisco, April 25,-"Say to the
people of California, Of the United
States and Of the world. that there Ia
no epidemic In San Francisco and no
daIger Of one. II We are not entirely
free of contagious diseases, we at least
have fewer OF them than we have under
the circumstances amy right to expect
Indeed, we have at this moment fewer
cases OF such disease than We had q
month ago, and there Is nothing In the
present condition OF affairs In San
Francisco that would lead us medical
men TO fear an outbreak. The santa
ton Of the city 10 absolutely under con-
troll. We wish to Impress this upon
the people OF San Francisco and Of the
outside world, for have information
that leads me to believe that alarmist
reports, emanating from certain
sources in San Francisco. may result In
an embargo being placed upon ths
movements Of refugees from the city.
THE calamity we have endured Is
certainly unfortunate without adding to
1t this additional and unwarranted dis
tress."
This statement was made by DR.. J. W.
Ward, chairman Of the health commit
tee, at the meeting Of the general COM
mlttee.
/ Damage In San Mateo County.
San FRANCISCO. April 25.--A press re-
porter who made trip to the various
towns In San Mateo county reached
headquarters In franklin hall Tuesday
l. He reports much damage at several
places In that country from the earth
quake, but with a single case Of death
resulting therefrom.
Redwood. the county seat, appears tc
have sustained the most damage to Its
buildings, but no one was killed.
San Carlsss and BeNlont suffered but
slightly.
At San Mateo the damage was con-
siderable. the Southern Pacific depot be-
Ing partly wrecked and carrying down
al the telegraph and telephone wires
with 1t.
South San Francisco. lying along the
Ire Of San Mateo county, sustained con
siderable damage In places, but no los
of life is reported in this section. The
large packing establishment Of tn,
Western Meat Co. has resumed work
and the killing. dressing and packing o.
meat 10 under full sway.
The railroad tracks through Souti
San Francisco and near Holy Cros
; cemetery were badly damaged by tn,
quake, sinking in many places as muel
Rs six feet. Considerable damage wa
:. done to gravestones and monuments Il
the various cemeteries
The coast towns at Pescadero an,
} Half Moon bay report damage t
, houses. but no loss of life. The count
roads to these points are impossible q
present.
st. Patriek's seminary. and the man
sions Of the Floods, Nichols and othe
wealthy San francisco people. wh
, maintained country homes In San Ms
, teo, were seriously damaged by th
earthquake.
Ripley County democrat. (Doniphan, Mo.) 1905-1920, 1906-05-04
TeAas Nesro Treeps pl.sanaea

Austin, Tex. April 2b,--Adjt. Gen,
Hulen has issued an order disbanding
the battalion Of coiored troops belong
Ing to the Texas national guard. The
action was taken because the colored
troops were below the standard rs-
auired in efficiency. Il leaves the state
without any colored militia.
Ripley County democrat. (Doniphan, Mo.) 1905-1920, 1906-05-04
rexa. rest oa.ee aoshea.

Fort Worth, Tex, AprD 25,--The post
once safe at Caddo was blown at night,
and considerable sum Of money taken.
An effort was made to drill into the
safe Of Lee & Co, in whose store the
post office 10 located, but was aban-
doned,
Ripley County democrat. (Doniphan, Mo.) 1905-1920, 1906-05-04
nrouned In I.eke MhiIc Fishlng.

Brenham, Tex. April 25.-Tarver
wilkins, city secretary. avs drowned
while fishing ona lake near hera
Ripley County democrat. (Doniphan, Mo.) 1905-1920, 1906-05-04

...o,a.. n. Ami 2s.--pafsnz nsanes'.
80 = nIrht tbe Drilizh torpedo boat
~ "a became s.ssrded tvpmilss noftns
4 kIfeehAk e = hopea e n0ek ~
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-01-31
GEO. V. WHITING, AM OLD T|PT0P MINER |s
 AT REST

George w. Whiting, aged about 45 years, died last evening at $40 at the Mercy hospital in this city. The i'm. mediate cause of death was m nfYec. ton of the heart. The deceased was n native of California, and had been n resident of this county fot the past 20 years. He was q familiar figure in Tip Top during the prosperous days of that camp, and later settled in inc Mayer section, where he leaves yalu. able mining interests. ..>.
 None of his immediate relatives are residents of this county, bnt members of his family residing in Ironion, California, have been communicated with and informed of his death ..,-<s
 The deceased was n man of kind and amiablc disposition, and was held in the highest esteem by all who on. Joyed an acquaintance with him.
 His remains were taken in charge by the Nevin undertaking establishment. Funeral arrangements will be an. nounced later,