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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-15
INSANE MAN IS
RELEASED BY DEATH
Thirteen Years of His Life We're
Spent in the Utah In
sane Asylum.
Special to The Tribune.

Special TO The Tribune
PROVO. Feb. H-John Llefholm tor Leave
holm. patient at tho State Mental hospital.
died this morning from fatty degeneration OF
the heart Deceased was - years old. commit
ted from Summit county November y, 1898.
There arc no relatives in the United States
The body Will be inferred in the Provo City
cemetery on Thursday, February 10.
The City Council met In regular session last
evening and disposed of the following bust
ness: a communication from the Provo Com
nercial club asking that the ordinance rclnt-
lng to tho selling OF tobacco 10 minors be en-
forced read, and tho Marshol WAS In
struct to comply with their wishes.
Tho Marshal was also instructed 10 enforce
the ordinance prohibiting eNpectoration on the
paved walks
Steps We're taken TO declare the electric frnn-
chise granted To r. f. Daniels forfeited.
Tho Pcarce, Sncathcn and AhlEtrand Con-
structon company arrived in Provo today with
teams and ouints TO erect the toll limo for the
Independent Telephone company from Provo
10 Eureka
A meeting OF the Subscribers or the canning
company 10 be established hero was held in the
District courtroom today and appointed an
executive committee to select the location md
inspect tho building OF the plant and 10 con
tract for acreage.
Tho Congregational church Will give n val
cntlnc supper at the church on Academy ave-
nuc Wednesday evening next.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-15
FORCED RESIGNATION
OF FAVOR|TE OFFICER
Wife Was Too Active in the
Late Municipal Cam
paign.
Special 20 The Tribune.

Special 10 The Tribune.
OGDEN Feb 14.-The strong hand OF
the new Mayor of ogden, DR.. Il. NJ Con-
roy, who was elected on the Democratic
ticket, was again apparent before the
City Council last night and its force was
felt by the police officers. II viii be Ee-
mcmbered that at the first meeting OF the
Council, to which the Mayor submitted
communications, he carried all he went
after with a high hand, though a ma
jorty Of the Council desired TO pass on
his appointments one ~ a time.
At last nights meeting the enforced
resignation of Policeman Vance was an
other exhibition Of the fact that the Doc
tor proposes to carry things with high
band and 10 enforce his wishes whether
or not the same are for the benefit of the
service. According 10 the best intor1na-
ton obtalnnble. the resignation OF Vance
was forced on him, and TO avoid friction
and an argument Chief or Police Brown
Ing secured Mr. Nancc'S resignation. and,
as he saws, lost ono OF the best officers
on the Ogden police force. The story Is
that during the last municipal campaign.
Mrs, Vance. the wife Of the officer had
taken according to the new Mayor, too
active a part in trying 10 effect the cleo
tlon OF Nh. Kuchler, the Republican can
didate FOR the office, and that a1ter MS
election DR.. Conroy had stated that
Vance could not remain on the force,
nor could he draw pay This
ultimatum was passed up TO Chief
Browning. and. though he regretted II
much. he secured the resignation Of
Vance
A B. Vance has been on the ogden po-
lice force for over four years and has
proved himself an efficient and Indus
irious officer He was appointed without
political support and has always been re-
EGrded as a nrSt-class officer, He VIII
cEter the service of the Southern Pacihc.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-15
STEAMERS CARGO BURNING
Fire on the Texan Threatens Serious
Damage to the Ship.

HONOLULU, Feb 14.-Thc steamer
Texan, which Is on fire at her dock here.
is I'm serious danger. II Is feared that
the fire viii damage tho vessels hull and
warp the structural beams. The deck
near hatch No. 2 is so hot that II is I'm
possible TO stand on It, and clouds Of
white smoke are coming from hatch No.
g. An engine OF the Honolulu fire de-
partmcnt Is pumping 500 gallons of water
minute into the steamers hold with
the hope OF stacking the lime which forms
part OF the cargo.
on account OF the heat the Gremen cx-
periencc great difnCulty in going into the
hold. and ar~ able TO remain only a few
moments.
The agents OF the Bawali-AmeTican
steamship line. to which the Texan be-
longs. Capt Lyon. and several representa-
tives OF insurance companies have been
In consultation with chemists regarding
means of suDprcsSing the fire. 1t was
planned TO use carbonic acid gas. but this
was regarded as dangerous, and IL was
decided that water was the only recourse
The damage to the cargo is now csti-
mated at SIS 600
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-15
BETTER THAN PIE
Not Only the New Food But the Good
Wife, AS Well.

When they brought the new food,
Grape Nuts. into the house the hus-
band sampled II first and said, IT'S
better than piew When 1t brought
back the glow OF health to the wife's
cheeks. his admiration for 1t and her
WAS Increased. so she says, and the
rest of her story follows:
From childhood l was troubled with
constant and often acute indigestion
and when my baby was born II turned
out that he had inherited the awful
allment.
ga friend told me OF Grape Nuts. and
7 Invested in q box and began to eat
according to directions. II was after
only a few days that | found my long
abused stomach was growing stronger
and that the attacks of indigestion
were growing less frequent, and in an
incredibly short time they ceased alto
gether With my perfect digestion re-
stored came strong nerves, clear, ac-
five brain the glow OF health TO my
checks and | know l was better wife
and mother and more agreeable TO live
with under the new conditions.
"Whcn the boy came TO be 10 months
old he developed such an appetite (his
dyspepsia disappeared with mine) that
mis- mothers milk was not sufficient for
him He rejected all baby foods. how
ever till | tried Grape-Nuts food, at
Husbands suggestion, The youngster
took to II at once and has eaten III daily
ever since. thriving wonderfully on II.
He now demands II at every meal and
was much put out when he dined at
hotel a few days ago because the walt
ress could not fill his order for Grape
Nuts" Names given by Postum Co.
Battle Creek, Mich.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-15
WANTS TO ADOPT ORPHANS.
Salt Laker Visits Ogden in Quest Of
Children.
10 The rntune.

Special 10 The Tribune,
OGDEN. Feb. 14-Frank NJ Herbert or
81 West Second South street, in Salt
Lake was In ogden today on a peculiar
mission Mt Herbert had known the two
little girls, daughters OF Mrs. Margaret
Sampson Henry. who committed suicide
some two months ago and desired 10
take ore or both of the little girls into
his own family and give them a home,
He discovered that both the children had
been taken into good families in ogden
and returned to Salt Lake without either
AT the time OF their mothers sad death
Mr. and Mrs O. ]. Stillwell took the
younger girl, Isabel aged H. Into their
home and she is there yet The elder
girl Louisa. l3, was taken to the home OF
the Rev. O a. Elmqust OF the Swedish
Lutheran church. Mr. Herbert today
called on Mrs Emqust with view TO
removing the child TO his own home, The
matter is under consideration. but MT
and Mrs Elmuulst desire the girl to
remain with them and Will not surrender
her until they are assured that the re-
moval Will give her better prospects In
Efe.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-15
EortY-Second Body Found.
GIRLS WERE SPIRITED AWAY.
Lulu and Mabel Rowland Were Wit
nesses Against Hazard.

LOS ANGELES. Feb. H.-M0bcl Rowland
"a victim OF the steamer Valencia, whose body
v.ar idcnJinod by her father, III. L.. Rowland
OF Los Angeles. left this city In company with
hcI sister Lulu and Roy Hazard and II Is also
believed these Inter two pcrished with her on
the Valencia
Mabel and Lulu Rowiond were the principal
witnesses I'm a suit against F.. l.. Hazard, a
real estate broker of this city, and Il Is
charged that they were taken nwey by young
IInzard In order that they might not testify
against his father
Hazard and the Rowland girls took passage
on the Valencia under assumed names, ana.
as Lulu Rowland and young Hnznrd have not
been accounted for, It Is thought beyond doubt
that they. too, were lost.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-15
BILL TO STOP HAZING
Measure Limits the Authority of Ma.
val Academy Superintendent.

WASHINGTON, Feb, F-The Senate
Committee on Naval Affairs today re-
ported favorably the bill introduced by
Naval academy. In effect the bill re
sclnds much of the authority now held
by the superintendent OF the Naval
academy and provides for "A closer review
by the Secretary OF the Navy of all cases
OF haZlng.
Under the bill reported today the super
intendent In his discretion may try an
offending midShlpman by court-mlTtial
and II found guilty. sentence him to pun
ishments provided by the articles for the
government OF the navy or Naval aca-
denny. such finding and sentence TO be
subject TO review by the governing au-
thority and by the Secretary OF the
Navy.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-15
sUNDAY-sCHooL ORGANIZED.
Modena Now Has q Well-Attended
School.
Special TO Tho Tribune.

Special 10 Tho Tribune.
MODENA. Utah. Feb H-Rcy, II. +, Case
Of Los Angeles. Cal, superintendent OF tho
CONGREGATIONAL Sunday school and Publishing
suclcty, delivered interesting lecture hero
In the parlors OF the Hotel hodena- His sub
JccL Home Land and holy Land" was enter
taininEly treated and Illustrated by numerous
Views OF the southwestern country, showing
sDmo OF the clirr dwsllers. number Of Views
from photographs recently taken of tho Holy
Land wcrc also exhibited. Mr.. Case has becn
engaged in missionary work IN tho Southwest
for the past twenty years, and has cstabliohe1
hundreds OF Sunday schools during this time.
Last year he established sixteen schools md
Tcorganized twelve In California and Nevada
During tho pa9l two weeks nc has established
schools at PloCho Nonpn. Calicnte, Las Vegas
and Modcna, the last named being organized
on Sunday, with Mrs II. McP. Baldwin
pcrlntcndcnt and Mics Ruth Dc Frcsc sccra-
tary. Tho Modsna school Is nom -seotarian and
lts doors are open To the children OF all creO1s
and denominations.
Herbert Dc Frlezc. who left hero about
week ago for California, has secured position
with an engineering party OF the Western Pa
clhc, located near Orovillc. Ca.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-15
MORE FOR FITZGERALD
Recreant Murray Man Has Divorce
Case Added to His Other Troubles.

Another trouble has been added TO the load
that Henry Fitzgerald has been called upon
to carry. Fitzgerald Is the Murray man who
was taken into custody a rev nights ago in
this city while attempting TO clope with the
wife OF another man After being taken back
TO Murray. Fitzgerald was sentenced 10 hf-
teen days in Jail for drunkenness and q COM
plant sworn to against him charging that
he assaulted his wife January q.
But now comes tho wife Victoria Fltz-
gerald. and sues for divorce upon the ground
OF cruelty The alleged assault OF January
Is set up and It also alleged that Fitzgerald
has been guilty OF cruel treatment at other
umeC. also that he frequently drank to
cess on January s. Mrs Fitzgerald says. her
husband threatened to break n bottle OF whis
ky over ncr head \ decree without trim
mlngs win satisfy Mrs Fitzgerald.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-15
TERRIBLE FATE IN FIRE
Robert Baggaley Roasted Alive In
His Cabin, and Body Incinerated.

BULLFROG, New, Feb. 1i-Rober,
Baggaley, son OF Ralph Baggaley OF
Plttsburg. Pa, was burned to death last
night in his cabin. IT Is thought the
cundle burned down until IL set fire to
the table on which IL rested.
An effort was made to save him by
the night force on the MontgomerY-Sho-
shore mine. but before they reached the
cabin and gained entrance Beggaley had
been overcome and literally roasted alive
He was found near the door standing
erect showing that he had attempted to
escape but probably was blinded by the
flames and smoke and could not find tho
door.
When the rescuers attempted TO drag
the body from the burning building IL
fell back into the flames and was burned
beyond recognition.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-15
JURORS ARE DRAWN.
Mammoth Resident to Answer For
gerry Charge.

NEPHL Utah. Feb, H.-Followlne Is the list
OF jurorB drawn today TO serv" during the Feb
iuary term OF the District court. which opens
here the 18th Euoch Burton. james Garrett.
Jr, f. Tanner, John w Ellison. Joseph E.
Irons. William G.. Pay and w. c. OCkey Of
Ncphi. Manin MnguH. Thomas Csrbett. J. II.
McFate. NCils 1hompson, Ben Thumond. John
Burnett, Charles Merrish, James Morgan, Nick
Combs Nick Fernando. Frank Hlgson. Petor
Boup. Parrish Boyle, Joseph Honnifcr. Will
liam Ryan. Eureka; 7. J. Mcdonald, y. Neil
son. j. Q. Kirkendall, Frank Sloan, Mammoth
q. = Thompson, y +. Rasmussen Lcvan
John W. Robertson and ]. NJ. Yates. Mona
Sheriff i. q. Whthead brought Lee Nanaus-
dal. VINO was recently bound over To the Dis
trict court 20 answer the charge OF forgery
from Mammoth 10 Nephi where nc was placed
I'm the county Jall.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-15
SIX MEN TAKEN IN
ACCUSED Of GAMBLING
Ogden Police Raid "The Ele-
phant" and Make Number
of Arrests.

Special 10 The Tribune.
OGDEN. Feb. B.-At 10 p. m. tonight,
Chief Browning, Capt. Brown and Ser
geant Tout raided The Elephant and ar
rested six alleged gamblers in the up
stairs OF the PLACE. They were taken TO
the station where their names were given
as John Doe. J. Baker. S. Castor, Bert
Daniels and john Smith. Mr.. Smith. the
proprietor. stated that the men were only
playing solo for pleasure. He assured the
appearance of all OF them tomorrow
morning in the Police court, and they
were all permitted to depart.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-15
CHARGED WITH BIG THEFT
Prominent Arizona Mining Man Ac-
cused of Embezzling 100000.

PHOENIX Arlz. Feb. 10. A Pensc.
who was recently arrested Mt the Cuurtzito
Mining company In Yuma county by Shcrin
Livingstone OF that county. passed through
Phoenix today en- route 10 Yuma Psnsc is a
well known mining man and the charge
against him is cmbczzlcmcnt OF 800 900.
The arrest is made AT the instigution OF II.
BeemeT OF New York. The allegations nro
,bn, Recmer and associates were induced 10
invest vast sums OF money In an amalRam-
ated mining enterprise by fraudulent methods.
the results not proving to be what was rep
resented. There has been previous civil llu-
gntion In the case
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-15
HELEN GOULD SUED
Millions Involved in the Action
Brought by Thomas O'Connor.

ALBANY. y. Y. Feb. l.-SlsS Helen Miller
Gould and Frank ]. Could as co-dcfendauts
with the Virginia Passenger and Power com
p0ny are at least temporarily successful IN
their appeal 20 the Court OF Appeals. which
today reversed the lower courts decision and
ordered Judgment for them In an action
brought by Thomas O'COnnor, a Stcckholder
In the Virginia company. to compel the Goulds
TO return TO the NlrGnia Passenger and Power
company S2.Oo0,op) In mortgage bonds. 5000.
UOI OF common stoCk1 and s., COO ODO OF preferred
stock which. II alleged. they "f0udu-
IcHtly and illegally obtained from the COM
pany while in control OF the corporation, and
Tor which they paid no consideration
The questions decided arc technical and not on
tho merits and tho plnintih Is authorized 10
file an amended complaint within twenty days.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-15
MINISTER MUST APOLOGIZE
Pastor Of Church of England Dis
obeyed His Bishop.

LONDON. Feb. 14.-The Rev. r. c. Fill
iIngham has been sentenced by a church
court to deprivation Of his position n
clergyman OF the Church of England. un-
less within a fortnight he apologies and
promises to reform. Fillingham Is Vicar
OF HeXton and ordained n non-conformist
In an unconsecratcd chapel, despite the
commands OF his Bishop
Filngham got into II controversy With
Bishop Potter Of New York year ago by
critiCizing certain church forms.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-15
NEW L. S. OFFICIALS
Senate Confirms Many Presidential
Nominations in Executive Session.

wAsuINGToN. Fob. 1.-the senate in
executive scsslon today confirmed the follow
Ing nominations
george e. Anderson, Illinois. Consul Gen
oral M Rio dc Janoro: Albert r. Ao0wetz
Arizona Consul at Buhlo Brazil Benjamin
F. Rurven Associate Justice OF the Supreme
court Of oklahoma; James w. Reynolds, New
Mexico Secretary OF New Mexico.
Collector or Customs-Myron II. McCord
District OF Arizona
MarshaI-John r. Abernathy. Territory or
OILS homc.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-15
OPEN COLLEGE IN PEkING
American and English Missions Ded-
icate Medical School in China.

PEKING. Feb. 1.-THE Lockhart Medical
college. named after the EnSl!sh pioneer mis-
sionary and organized by the American Meth
odist Presbyterian and Congregational mis-
pIons In -onjuncuon with the London mis-
eions Nns opened today in the presence OF
an unprecedented gathering OF tho highest
Chinese officials and tho Diplomatic CORPS.
Tho Foreign ONCE conveyed congratulations
I'm behalf Of the DowRgcr- Empress, who gave
10 900 tacls TO tho building fund.
sir f NJ Sutow, the British Minister W.
w 'RockhlU. the American Minister. and Sir
Robert Hart Director OF Chinese customs.
mndo socCchoS.
The college has facilities for three hundred
and ATTY students.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-15
MACHINISTS GIVE SMOKER.
Ogden Lodge Entertains Several
Newly Married Members.

SprcI0i % Tho IrIbune.
OGDEN. Feb. H.-Tonlght at Union La
bor han Ogden lodge No. ~ OF the In
tcrnatlonnI Association of Machiniets,
gave a smoker and entertainment. The
affair was In honor of nVe members or
tbc order who have recently entered the
matrimonial state. An address was made
by President Weisgerbcr. and a vocal solo
was rendered by Hairy Weis. The Har-
roony rendered selections. An interesting
feature was an address by Il. A. Battell,
on the question Of race suicide.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-15
DR.. Miles NerVine

has been wonderfully successful in leVi,
taliZlne the nerves and curing ell cases
OF nervous disorders end loss OF vitality
Thousands OF delicate Women have re-
gained tfeir health and Vigor by its use,
and the thoughtful fortify themselves by
keeping their nervous system strong ard
vigorous by It's use.
"E'rom a thin. nervous wreck, miserable
ard wrctched am now enjoying splendid
health and 1T is all traceablS TO your
splendid medicine. Or. Miles Restorative
Ncrvine MRS, MAUD B. OpGI&GER,
Philadelphia. Pa,
Tho first bottle VIII ben@dt, II not. the
druggist Will return YOUR pIoncy,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-15
Brave Women

Women's delicate nerve organism sub
tects them TO so much suffering that il
is almost inconcelvablc how they manage
to tulhll the various household and social
duties. and vet they do-and suffer.
AZ Il rule they understand the nature Of
their delicate organism. but overlook the
wonderful influence their nervous system
has upon their general health
They are not sufficiently impressed with
the fact that all their Ills are directly
traccablc 10 the nervous system.
That their periodical sunerlngs and
Lnllm l.hno duo 10 M-nl Lnnnl nnENna
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-15
BOY SUDDENLY SUMMONED.
Promising Youth Stricken Suddenly
by Pneumonia.
special to The Tribune,

SpocIU 20 INe ITIbWhV
AMERICAN FORK. Utah. Feb. l-Jamos
I,ovorngo, the nftccn -yoar-old son OF William
LoYcragc. buried hero yesterday. He
died very suddenly from the effects OF pneu-
monia and the death cumc great shock
TO the public, as the young very
strons and well known
c. q. Horrs OF tho Utah Independent Tclo-
phone company in American Fork ycstcr-
day. in the interests OF his company,
Jessie Crookpton. Sr., OF This place. who
injured In o mine in Bingham canyon. and
who later taken to the I-atterdny Saints
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-15
IJpper Ditch Company.

The SprlnGdale Upper Ditch company OF
Washington county fled articles OF lncorpor-
alton in the office Of the Secr"thry Oh State
Tnrsday Tho company Is capitalized for
S325O in s12 20 aharcs, and the officers nre os
follows: O. D. clifford. president; Thornton
Hcpworth. secretary, Iaanc III. Langtonr treas
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-15
DR.. Hinton Has Brain Fever.
10 Ths Tribune

SpccInl % Ths IrIbLne
OGDEN, Feb A.-Dr. w II Hinton,
who was yesterday removed 10 the Og-
den General hospital sunerlnS Win prau
fever le rcported tonight as being In a
critical condition. His wife Is at his bed
Sl1
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-15

hospital. is now reported in improved con
dIton, and II Is now thought that he VIII
recover while at first no WIS considered in
very sprl1us condition.
The Wyoming mine Is I'll sending down its
regular shipments OF ore, The canyon roads
have now become passable, although they have
considerable snow To contend with.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-15
DAD BRINGS ACTION.
ort Line Asks Court to In
I }erpret Franchise.

yep. liii.-A suit in condem-
sdings for night OF way was
pe County Clerk OF Weber
Y. IN which the Oregon Short
P'Alntin and Samuel Fletcher.
VIE, the Ogden State bank
sounty, are made defendants.
80 out OF the construction Of
tF cut-on and the granting Of
'ast summer TO the plaintiff
= "nieh the latter was 10 en-
a, oi a portion OF ThlrtIeth
\ necessary by the proposed
~ ,lne for the Oregon Short
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-15
Fifth Victim Dies.

PORTLAND, Or, Fen. 13.-B. T. Daley
who was go seriously burned and injured
in Yesterdays fire on the east side. died
today. Daileys death makes "A total of
1--WE fatalities resulting from the con1ag
ration
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-15
Argued and Submitted.

Tho following cases were argued and sub
mIttad In the Supreme court TUESDAY; stote
Va willard Hutchlns, appellant; ). % Mel
son ys, Otto Peterson CT oil. appellants
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-15
'orporation Amends.

~ Tribune.
H. .o; H-Amendcd articles OF
u the George A. Lowe com
Th 'sa IN the County Clerks Of
rron uniended portions merely
>'pe OF the company's oper-
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-15
Oregon Warehouse Burned.

PORTLAND Or. Feb. IA special dis
patch from EIgn or, states that fire do
stroycd the warehouse OF the Elsln Forward
ing company Tine loss is estimated at s75. 900.
Insurance $50, COO
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-15
RHEU M ATS M

DIR. RADWAY 6 co.
1 have been sufferer from Rheumatism fog
moro than six months. l could not raise my
handB to my head or put my hands behind me-
or even take on my shirt. Before had
Finished three fourths OF a bottle OF Radweys
Ready Relief could use my arms as well al
ever You can sec why / have such gTcaa
faith In your Relief Yours truly w. c. BA-
KER, 9,9 julia street. New orleans.