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Senate Committee Makes a ReportAfter Investigating the Matter

The Sale of Deleterious and UnFood Will Be Prohibited

and Those Cheapened ByMust Be So 3Iarked

Washington March senateeomraittee on manufactures

to the senate a report on the ex-tensive it has conductedinto allegations that many importantarticles of food and drink are adulterated so as to be either a serious detriment to the public health or wherethe adulterant is not injurious tohealth a fraud on the purchaser Ac-companying the report is a great massof testimony taken in the leadingcities of the country The report saysthe importance of the investigationmade and the legislation proposed can-not be too strongly emphasized ItaddsThe

adulteration of prepared ormanufactured foods is very extensive-ly practiced and in many cases to thethreat discredit of our manufacturer-st is only fair to say however that alarge proportion of the Americanmanufacturers who are engaged inadulterating food products do so inorder to meet competition and it iethe expression of those gentlemen tc

We would be glau to get out ofbusiness of adulterating We

would like to quit putting this stuff incoffee and would be willing to brandour syrups for what they are but ourcompetitors get a trade advantagewhich we can not surrender-

It is the purpose of this committee-to adopt this uniform rule To pro-hibit the sale of deleterious and

food products and as to thosefood products which are simply cheap-ened by adulterants to compel themarking of those goods for what theyare Deleterious food products shouldbe prohibited and the rest thoroughlyregulated

There have been two general wayssugggested as to the matter of regulation First to put the importantfood products under the internal rev-enue law as we have in the case ofbutter filled cheese and at the lastcongress flour The pure flour billhas absolutely prohibied the sale ofadulterated flour which was found tobe in many cases dangerous to publichealth and has increased the sale ofAmerican flour probably 25 per centin other countries If the rule established by this committee can be carried out as to our other food products-we will not only protect the consumer and the honest manufacturer whois willing to sell his goods for whatthey are but we will also establish a

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products is contained in senate bill2426 which establishes a departmentunder the secretary of agriculture andprovides for the establishment of aboard which shall fix the standardsfor foods drinks and for drugs basedon the American pharmacopeia Thestrong argument against this plan isthe fact that it would be cumbersome-to take all the small articles of foodproducts that are now adulteratedand allow their sophistication or adulteration for the purpose of cheapening and require a stamp upon each ofthe small packages offered for sale

GREAT LOSS TO CATTLE

Severe Blizzard Prevails Throughout Texas and the Indian Terri-

tory Doing Great Damage

Denison Tex March stormin this section and in the Indian Ter-ritory is the worst experienced inyears Six inches of snow fell in theterritory Railway traffic is impededand trains are arriving several hourslate Large snow drifts have accumulated on the track of the MissouriKansas k Texas in the territory

Telephone messages from differentpoints in the territory report thatcattle losses will be very heavy Ablizzard prevails lucre and specialsfrom sections of Texas give accounts-of rain hail and snow but no ma-

terial damage has been done save tostrawberries and cabbage Cattle arenot suffering enough in Texas tocause any material damage

Ship Burned at SeaSan Francisco Cal March

Merchants exchange has receivedword that the wellknown ship StJohn while bound from New Yorkfor Yokohama with a cargo of coaloil was burned at sea off the coast ofJapan near Banju Wangi TuesdayCapt L H Fales and his crew escaped-to the shore with their personal

Farm House WreckedWaterloo la March 1 A terrible

explosion at the farm house of Gustavus Norn wrecked his house and injured his two young children so badlythat they will die The explosion iesupposed to have resulted from a kegof gunpowder stored in the garret

Train Robber KilledKansas City Mo March 1 Lou

Curry one of the train robbers whoengaged in the Wilcox Wyo holdup-on the Union Pacific last June whenabout 30000 was secured was shotand killed Wednesday by officers atDodson near here while resisting arrest

Dig BillsCincinnati March United

States subtreasury here received fromWashington one hundred 1000 billsfor distribution in Cincinnati and adjacciit 8JHitqry if needed

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Mrs Sclimldlapp and Daughter ofiCincinnati and an Unknown

Woman Killed Others Hurt

Kansas City Mo Marchpersons are dead and seven others areseriously injured as a result of Tuesday nights tailend collision on theMissouri Pacific railroad at Independence Mo

The Dead Mrs J G SchmidlappCincinnati an unknown woman cre-mated believed to be from St LouisMiss Emma Scnmidlapp of Cincinnatidied at 1015 Wednesday morning

Injured W R Vaughan a Cincinnati newspaper man arm broken intwo places Mrs J R Balke motherot Mrs Schmidlapp arm broken bad

the face J C Schmidlapp husband of Mrs Schmidlapp-arm broken and head bruised L FSheldon Sedalia badly bruised andcut William Ryan baggagemasterslightly injured

The dead and injured were brought-to this city and placed in hospitalsMrs Schmidlapps body was taken tothe morgue The body of the unknown woman is still underneath thewreck of the engine and parlor car

The railroad officials are severelycensured for the delay in getting a relief train to the scene but they claimthat the blinding snow storm and theposition of a freight train on thetrack made it impossible for them toreach the wreck sooner

The blame of the wreck is attachedto no one It is conceded that thestorm had rendered conditions suchthat the wreck could not have beenprevented

Vaughan the Cincinnati newspaperman whose arm was crushed and whowas pinioned for some time under awindow frame displayed great nervein waiting to be extricated He waited three hours for medical treatment

CUBAN STATISTICS

Number of Births Deaths andDuring the Lnst Ten

Years on the Island

Washington March 1 Lj JohnG Davis surgeon U S V and chiefsanitary officer of Havana Cuba hasforwarded to the war department-some statistics in regard to the birthsdeaths and marriages These statistics cover the last ten years endea De-

cember 31 last and show that duringthat decade there were 40509 births9586 marriages and 101932 deaths anapparent excess of 61423 deaths overbirths The death rate was heaviestduring 1898 1897 and 1896 in the ordernamed Of the total number of deathsduring the decade 5413 were fromyellow fever and 96519 from othercauses

Of the 40509 births during the tenyears covered by the report 34498were whites 884S Negroes anti 3783mulattos 1A-

isiSrsTie Sftcrcli Thatewas an explosion of lib quarts of ni-

troglycerin about a mile from the cityand William Fleming was blown toatoms What was found of the remains were brought to the city in acigar box Word was received that HH Benedict and A C Campbell hadbeen blown up in a similar explosion-at Ten mile near this city In bothinstances the men were literallyblown to pieces

Plague Readies MexicoAustin lex March Health

Officer Blunt received a telegram fromSurgeon General Wyman to the effectthat the bubonic plague has been officially reported in existence on the is-

land of Cazsumel state of YucatanMexico The gulf coast and RioGrande quarantine stations were atonce notified by Dr Blunt and ordered-to take the necessary precautions inthe premises-

A Gale at Mobile AlaMobile Ala March terrific

wind and hail storm struck this cityshortly after 3 oclock Wednesdaymorning and lasted until 530 Thewind reached the velocity of a galeand blew down many fences and treesin this vicinity Telegraph wires aredown but from reports of incomingsteamers no damage has been done toshipping Reports from along thegulf coast say the storm was general

Army Officer KillsWashington March 1 Gen Otis

has reported to the war departmentthat Second Lieut John R Waugh39th volunteer infantry shot himselfthrough the heart while temporarilyderanged from extreme nervousnesson the 27th insL at Manila LieutWaugh was born in Nebraska in 1875

Bill to Benefit SoldiersWashington March 1 The house

committee on public lands reportedfavorably on the bill giving to sol-diers or sailors who served in theSpanish or Philippine wars an allowance of their time of service on anyhomestead entry they may have mademade

Hibernians mpatliizc BoersNashville Tenn Feb Hi

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Conductor Burned to DeathChicago Feb 28 A collision of

freight trains on the Chicago LakeShore Eastern Railroad Tuesdaycaused the death of Conductor HenrySchoneberg who was burned to deathIn the wreckage of his caboose Noone else was injured

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