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SURVIVORS IE ei
Physicians Unable to Care for
Wounded at Galveston
WITHOUT DRINKING WATER
Uodies Now liciim Disposed of In
Swiftest Milliner Possible
COKPSES FLOAT HACK WITH TIDE
Estimates of Ioi nT IITc Hun All tint Way
From 1000 to Lot of He
lief Supplies I lteeelvedMiirtliil Law
In Iorce
IIoiiRton Sept in AH attempts nt
buiylng tlit dead lmvo been tittorly
abandoned mid bodies urn now being
disposed of In the swiftest manner
possible Ilundiods weie taken out to
isea and thrown ovei board The safe
ty of the living is now the paramount
question and nothing that will tend
to prevent the outbreak of an awful
pestilence Is being neglected Yester
day morning It was found that large
numbers of bodies whieh had been
previously tin own In the bay weie
washed baek on the shore and the sit
uation was thus rendeied worse than
before they weie taken In the barges
and thrown Into the water It will
now never be known how many have
lost their lives Intimates run all the
way from 1000 to 10000 The formal
figure is given by Lieutenant Poiry
n aide on General MoKibbens stall
The number ol dead bodies along the
shore aeeordlng to Lieutenant Perry
lias been over estimated and will not
reach over 1000 Ills estimate is
laughed at by numtiers of men who
had been In Galveston earlier They
claimed that at least UfiOO bodies weie
buried or carried out on brages before
Lieutenant Perry arrived It will be
Impossible to formulate a list of the
dead from now on
Mayor Jones still contends the dead
will number 5000 and others whose
opportunity for judging is less than
that of the mayor place it at 10000
The wounded everywhere are still
needing the attention of physicians
and despite every effort it is feaied
that a number will die because ot the
sheer physical inability to lend them
the nid necessary to save their lives
Every man In Galveston who is able
to walk ut worked li gaged m telief
work with all of their energy Hut
despite all this they cannot keep pace
with the miserable conditions sur
rounding them Water can lie ob
tained by able bodied men but with
great ditilculty Dr Shaw said that
there was liOO people at St Marys
infirmary without water They had
been making coffee of salt water and
using that as their only beverage
Very little stealing was reported yes
terday and there were no killings The
number of men shot Tuesday for rob
bing the dead proved a salutary lesson
nnd It is not expected there will be
any more occurrences of this sort
Another tralnload of clothing and
provisions the third in the last 21
bouts came here last night from Hous
ton The steamer Charlotte arrived
last evening from Houston with 10
000 loaves of bread and other provis
ions The amount of food sent in so
far has been large but there are still
In the neighborhood of 10000 people
to be cared for on the Island
Wind Gunge Blown Away
The oflioial reconls of the United
States weather bureau have been made
up and forwarded to Washington Un
reports give some valuable additional
Information about the storm The
wind gauge recorded a two minute
blow at the rate of 100 miles an hour
and was then demolished by the hur
ricane which continued to increase in
violence While the exact velocity of
the wind was not recorded after the
destruction of the instrument the ve
locity was estimated at between 110
and 120 miles an hour It did not
maintain this terrific rate for any
length of time perhaps for halt a min
ute but it was sutlieiont to wreck any
thing that met the full force of the
storm
A journal of tho local weather bu
reau contains the leport of an appar
ent tidal wave of tour feet which
swept in from the gulf some time be
tween the hours of 7 and 8 p in It
should be lemeinbered that there was
a tide of about live feet and a terrible
swell In the gulf during the storm and
that the tidal wave of four feet rose
this wall of water and Increased the
force and speed of the sea that washed
over the city
Efforts were made today to pick up
the dead bodies that have floated hack
with the tide haying once been cast
Into the sea This is awful work and
few men aie found with sufficient
nerve to last at It more than HO min
utes at a time All of tho bodies are
badly decomposed swollen to enor
mous proportions and of such a dark
color that It Is Impossible to tell by the
hair whether the corpses are white or
negroes
Additional Name of Kinimi VlttlniH
Galveston Sept HI The following
names are added to the death list
Mrs Zwcigel and two daughters Mrs
Chaffee and child Mrs Mary Plerson
K
Alice Plerson Frank Plerson Mis
Nelson and daughter Mrs Johnson
Mr and Mrs Dempsov Mis Ander
son Mrs Mattle Anderson Header
family llorfman family Mr and Mrs
Geoige Kalkeiihiigen Mrs 11 Clem
Kuhu and two children Willie Day
Mis lames Holland Mr and Mrs H
loekuian Mis Nathan Mooro Julius
Kei get Charles Ross D Hoss Mrs
PHtK leltliei Mis W 1 Johnston and
two ehlldien Mis John Holland Mr
nnd Mis 13 Chuiles Lawson and
child Henry Seldenstrloker Mr and
Mrs William Hoehni and six children
Chuiles Sohult Charles Hodeeker
Mrs Howard C Dunning and three
ehlldien Alfied Ludwlg mother and
Ulcliaid Dunning Mis
lllgglns A 13 Goth and wife Joe
Mauley mother nnd two nieces Mr
Mauley Sr Havey family A Albert
son nnd wife Mis CKcar Llndcpilst
nnd thiee children Mrs Lackeys
father and mother Mm Pink and two
danghteis p Levin and family Mrs
Jack At Hon nnd nine children Henry
Dlrekes and family live of Kelgel fam
ily Ionian Tiesvant Mts Turner Ar
thur P Morse wife ami three children
Mr Morse was a printer on tho Tilli
line Huck Lloyd nnd wife alo a
printer Albeit Ludwlg printer Will
Hire pt oof render Galveston News
wife and child John Christian
MANY TOWNS Iff RUINS
Loss or llfti In TcxiisOutlilcnrrinlestiiu
Kst limited at ri Hundred
Intnld Diiiiuikv
Austin Sept III Governor Sayers
ychtcnlay began receiving ieports from
various points along the gulf coast
which would indicate that there has
been great propel ty damage done for
several bundled miles and that the
list of Galveston fatalities and suffer
ing will be largely augmented Down
the coast from Galveston the town of
Dickinson was laid waste and live peo
ple killed The towns of Alvin Alta
Lonia Texas City and Rrookshire aie
wrecked and hundreds are destitute
Itiehinnnd is so badly demolished that
It will iepiire weeks to clear the town
Missouri City and Stafford Just oppo
site weie entiiely demolished and the
few remaining people at these places
have no homes to cover their heads
Hay City in Matagorda county is re
potted wrecked with much loss of life
though no ollicial repot t has been made
to that effect Hatton Hollover Hoi
Ivar Point Qulntnna Sugarland
Helleville What ton Kali view Mis
Four City Saittrthi Areola and EI
Can iii am all tnitod heavy suffer
ers both In point of piopetty de
stroyed and lives lost Owing to the
fact that the telegiaph sotvlie Is still
badly crippled Governor Sayers cannot
asceitain the eact number of dead at
the points named but it Is approxi
mated at 00
Reports to the governor show that
the railroads telegraph and telephone
companies have suffeied an immense
loss by the storm The governor was
informed that quite a number of tugs
from New Orleans and other available
points had either anivod or were en
route to Galveston and that by Satur
day the transposition problem would
be solved so far as getting people from
the Island to the mainland was con
cerned
Communication is Kestorrd
Austin Sept Kl Governor Sayers
yesterday made tho following state
ment to the Associated Press corre
spondent on the Galveston flood situa
tion
Conditions at Galveston are fully
as bad as reported Communication
however has been established be
tween the Island and the mainland
and hereafter transportation of sup
plies will be less dlllicult The work
of clearing the city is piogressing fair
ly well and Adjutant General Scurry
under diiection of the mayor Is pa
trolling the city for the purpose of pic
venting depredations The most con
eervatlve estimate at tho number of
deaths places them nt 2000 Contri
butions from citizens of this state and
nlso from other states are coming In
rapidly and liberally nnd It is conll
dently expected that within the next
ten days the work of restoration by the
people ot Galveston will hnve begun
in good earnest and with energy and
success Of course the destruction of
propel ty has been very great not less
than f 10000000 but It Is hoped and
believed that even this great loss will
be overcome through the energy and
self reliance of the people
Help MiiHt ll Immediate
Chicago Sept lJ The following
statement was made by It G Lowe
manager of the Galveston News
Galveston Sept 1L To Charles S
Dlehl General Manager of the Asso
elated Piess Chicago A summary of
the conditions pievnlllng nt Galves
tin Is more than human intellect can
master Hrietly stated the damage to
propei ty Is anywhere between lr000
000 anil 20000000 The loss of life
cannot be computed No lists could be
kept and all is simple guess work
Those thown out to sea and burled on
the ground whenever found will reach
the horiible total of at least HOO i
souls My estimate of the loss on the
Island of the city of Galveston and
the Immediate surrounding district is
between 4000 and 5000 deaths I do
not make this statement In fright or
uimiiiiiH i in- miuir Mory win never
be told because It can never be told I
NORFOLK NEUKASKA TillltSDAY SKITKMItKl I MIX
The necessities of those living ate
total Not a single Individual es
caped limpet ty loss The piopeity on
the Nland Is wiei ked fully one half of
the city was swept out of existence al
together What our needs aie can be
computed by the woild at laijie by
the statement herewith submitted
much better than I could possibly sum
inailze them The help must be Im
mediate
Ititnocriiti Nominate llitiiRti
Denver Sept HI 1 It Oiniaii of
Pueblo was uninitiated tor governor by
the Democratic convention
TICKET NAMED ATSARATOGA
Now York DriiinrintH Nominate Stimili
Held fur Ooxernnr
Saratoga Sept HI - A full state
ticket headed by John It Stanchtleld
for governor and W K Maekey foi
lieutenant governor was nominated
by the Democratic convention yester
day Its head was not selected with
out Indulgence of acrimonious person
alities and a sni castle exchange of
compliments among the leadeis Itul
when the will of the convention had
been tinally iccoided e Senator D
H Hill was the tlrst to piopose tin1
unanimous nomination of A fileud of
lifelong standing John It Stanch
tleld This attitude pioved so spon
taneously Infectious that the mpioson
tatives of almost every county who
bail opposed Mr Stanchtleld weie upon
their feet anil one by one they weie
recognized by Chairinnti Raines to
second the nomination An evidence
of the pin pose to avoid friction on all
but the guhcrnatoilal candidate no
the pint of Mr Hill and Mr Cmker
wns manifest In the unanimous adop
tion of committee icpoits on both
resolutions and ciedentlals
KRUGEFToFF FOR EUROPE
Slialldiurcer Appointed Ailing President
to Snrto DurliiK UN Alisence
Lourenzo Maiquez Sept HI Presl
dent Kruger and several Tiansvaal of
ficers are staying at the house of J
Pott the consul ol the Netheilands
here It l lepoited that they will sail
for Euiope Sept 11 on the German
steamer Ileizog
Mr Kiuger obtained formal leave of
absente for six months ostensibly to
proceed to Euiope to woik for Inter
vention Mr Shnlkburger was ap
pointed acting piesident to seive dur
ing Mi Knigeis absence
General Imuch has occupied Haibei
ton
London Sept Kt All the morning
papeis publish sketches ot Mr ICru
gcrs extraonllnaiy career The edi
torials comment on his huiniliatiugand
uiiiliamatfc exit which Is universally
reganled as less poiplexing mil
theiefoie pieferablo to capture UN
light witli the bullion is legaided as
putting an undignified end to his legal
pretensions
Washington Sept ft The following
dispatch lias been icceived by the win
depaitmeut tiom the United States
army olllcer who accompanied the
Roeis in their campaigns as military
observer
tniiriii7o Maniiez Icnts Iuiyo required
the ilcpiiltiirc of the iiltiit lie fiuin the
Trmisvuiil Keipicst Instruction
SlKliuil KICIiTMANN
This message is interpreted at the
depaitment to mean the complete col
lapse of the Hoer resistance to En
gland Captain Hiclitmann has been
cabled permission to start at once foi
the United States
NINE KILLED IN WRECK
Duncan ClarkH Female Minstrel Troupe
AlmoHt Wiped Out In n Itullroud
Accident at lleeehwood III
Cairo Ills Sept Hi The special car
of Duncan Clarks female minstrel
troupe was wrecked at Reechwood yes
terday and of 10 occupants nine are
dead and the others are seriously In
jured some of them perhaps fatally
Tho dead Alice Williams Ollie En
right Etta Parson Patrick Patterson
Marguerita Campella Anna Hell Ret
ty Ruby Kitty Howard and Faith
Hamilton
Seriously injured Ettle Foyo El
liott May Martis Otis Well and Dun
can Clark
The injured nre all In the hospitnl
here Duncan Clark the manager
will probably recover
Patrick Paterson the only man who
wns killed was the cook He was
hurled fiom the car and struck the
switch stand Ettn Patterson his
wife was seriously Injured a large
piece of wood being driven through her
right shoulder
The wreck was caused by the break
ing of n car wheel on the theatrical
car As the wheel wns rent asunder
tho car veered around to the right and
the rear end struck a switch engine
on n parallel track The force of Im
pact demolished the end of the car
and the wreckage was sticvvn along
tho track for 100 feet
LOST IN LAKE ERIE
Stoamer John II Lyon Founder With
Fourteen of Her Crew
Cleveland Sept Ht Dispatches be
gin to tell of the shipping dlsasteis
that resulted from the gale At least
two vessels were sunk carrying down
with them several peisons and a num
ber of other vessels have reached port
In a badly damaged condition The
steamer John H Lyon owned by J
C Gilchrist of this city foundered
about five miles off Connenut 0 and
all but two of her crew of 10 were lost
I
IS
Column of Allies Leaves Peking
to Attack Them
GEN DORWARD IN COMMAND
ll iipnM tn Clean Mil lnw ot llelieU
Hint Mennce I li n Im
itiil Hat Iteiehed llenpone Kiiiui All
the 1iinrii
Tien Tsln Sept S A body ot 1100
allied tioops Including 200 men of the
Flllcenth Inrnntrv undei command
of Ma lot Hobcison inaiched today
against the cities of Sheng line Sleii
nnd Tllle whom the pmsenco ol Hov
eis thieateus the Tien Tsln legion
The ndvniu was iiiaile In two col
uinns tor Uif put pose of Hanking the
two towns Geiieial Dorwind pot
sunnily coinmaniled the expedition
The Japanese siege guns weie taken
With the expedition which Included a
huge torce ol ctmiliy
One regiment of Gorman cavalry
nnd one lliltlsh batteiv have ai rived
London Sept HI- All the coi re
spondents In China are sending ten I
bio stoiies of I lie wholesale inassaeies
of natives ami mlssloiiailes It Is as
serted that during July between I 000
nnd 20000 conveits weie miissmied
In tlie noithern piovlnces Large until
beis of missionaries aie still nunc
counted for and small hope Is eutei
tallied tor theli osinpo
Native tepoits aie subject to the
most caieful scrutiny with the tesiilt
that them may be some exaggeration
Them Is no doubt that in the main
they are conect
Tlie honor Is Intensified by eniillrmn
tion of the teporls that women weie
subjected to unspeakable barbarities
and toituies being stripped and slow
ly clubbed to death This was one of
the mildest methods The lloxeis
wreaked llendish vengeance
The ucwspipcis aie calling loudly
for swift punishment Penis aie on
to tallied lest the Russian government
which does not encourage mlsslonaiy
propaganda may piovo lukewaini
Stories weie curl out in the Emopeaii
capitals last evening that all the pow
ers had replied to Russias note Hint
Great Itrltain mil Geiinany had do
dined to evacuate Peking that Italy
nnd Austria had decided to bo guided
by Gonnnny and that the other pow
ers had agiecd to a mom or less modi
tied withdrawal
WILL HELP LI HUNG CHANG
United Mated Is Itn plilly IiikIiIiik Im Hard
Neint latin li Willi China
Washington Sept HI The uestlon
of withdrawing the American tioops
at Peking at once Is now belore the
piesident ami a speedy decision is ox
pected and icquimd There aie lifter
ences of opinion between otllclals in
Poking on tills question and the matter
Is for the piesident to decide The
action of the French government In
lolning Russia in orders for the with
diawal of troops has brought about
the contingency touched upon In the
icply to Russia in the following Ian
gunge
The result of these considerations
is that unless there Is such a genera
espiossion by the powers in favor of
continued occupation a to modify tlie
views expressed by the government
of Russia and lend to a genet ul ngiee
inent for continued occupation we
shall give Instructions to the com
mander of the American forces In
China to withdraw our troops from Pe
king after due conference with the
other cominandeis as to time and man
ner of withdrawal
General Chaffee was made nc
pialnted with the attitude of the goT
eminent and was directed to hold hlin
self in readiness to withdraw hl
troops rndnubtedly be has con
fened with tlie other commanders as
to the time and manner of withdrawal
according to the terms ot the note
The rending of further supplies to him
lias been stopped and he now await-
but tho signal from Washington to
begin his movement
If Is highly deslrible that some re
sponsible representative of the Chi
nese government he iccognlzed In or
der that we may secure a suilicient
guarantee on which to base the with
drawal of our tioops Li Hung Chang
and Prince Chlng are the only lights
in the east so far as our government
can see and it Is possible that the
piesent problem may bo solved by a
decision to deal with them Immedi
ately and to accept their pledge as suf
liclent for our purposes Thereto e the
decision announced to facilitate LI
Hung Changs passage from Shang
hai to Peking may be reganled as slg
nillcaut Later it was announced that
Consul General Goodnow had reported
that LI would leave Shanghai next
Filday for Tien Tsln Ills means ot
tiausportatlon are not known but he
may have a United States vessel If
Slid a thing Is absolutely necessary
to his leaching Tien Tsln Possibly
the negotiations may be conducted
them but the opinion in ollicial circlet
appeals to lie that the last act In the
negotiations the slgnatums of tin
treaties which must bind China for thr
fun no must take place at the Chino i1
capital
K It Sler Iteturim
Lincoln Sept HI Ed It Sister from
erly of Lincoln now chief customs
eltik at Havana arrived here last
night on a 30 days furlough It lt
rumoied that Mr Sl7ci may icmalu
pciiiuincntly In thli It y
lodd Naimil tin olnjtc
Seward Nob HI Middle of the road
Populists of the rem Hi Nebiiiska ills
trlil yestenlay named Cuplalu J It
Dodds oT Wviuoic foi coukicss
MKINLEY BAErINljPTIALS
rreililenl ami Wile Vtlend VVedilliiu of
I lieli faMiilte Nleie
Somerset Pa Sept II The
wedding which last evening
united the lives ol Miss Mabel McKln
lev the onlv child of Mi and Mis Ab
net McKlnley ami Dr llct mantis L
Itnci was pel Imps the most notable
ft out many points ot view ovei cole
binled In this state The pieioiieo or
Piesident mid Mis William McKln
ley the undo and aunt of the bride
together with othci prominent people
fniiu vailous pints of the United
States gave added Intemst to the at
rah The appointments weie siipeib
nnd the gowns of the ladles weie to
mat liable loi their bemitv The coie
inony took place In the diawlng loom
ol the McKlnley loJldenie The onlv
ollicial meognltion In connection with
the wedding Iransplied In the piosl
dent mid ids wile embracing their fa
vol He niece and her husband heroic
the paients of the Initio had done so
HOLDUP ON BURLINGTON
Ione Itoliliel In Iiiimiki Two Ilitlmtli
Ciiih Neat Hnluli i and Seeiiir
IS I Olio and Some lewelij
McCook Nell Sept HI A dining
nnd successful holdup was pet poinded
on the Itiiillugtons Deuvei passengci
tialn No II about tw lies west ot
Ilalgler Noli vostonlay in which the
pnsseugeiM ol I wo Pullman cms wen
robbed ol 1000 and an amount ol
Jewelry
At the point named a lone toliher
about Ti reel Inches In height and
weighing about 100 pounds appealed
on the scone mid al the point of a m
volver compelled Miakcmnii W S
Toinllnson ami tho Pullman poller tn
pieiede him to t lit li on the lights
awaken the piisoiigois and assist him
In lellevlng t In- passengers of theli
coin ami valuables Ho mbbed all ol
the men on the cm hut did not molest
the women
Allei set tiling tip plunder the dnr
lug man pulled the air lniko and os
enped mini the 1 1 ii in al a point be
Iweeii Ilalgler and Lilnl Colo On ar
ilval or the tiiln ut Wray Colo the
holdup was mpoitcd Wtnl was Im
mediately wiled to Mi Cook mid men
worn dlspaldidl In all directions from
Ilonkloinan Ilalgler mid other points
Tho lliiilliigtou run 1 1 announced a to
wind ol loo foi the nppmhonslon ol
the lobber but up to this time lie is
still at laige
Knlclitii Will Iml Miintiiiieiit
Sioux City Sept ft Knights of
Pythias in Sioux City soon will Issiif
an addiess tn the Pvtlilau lodges of
Iowa asking them to join in the eioc
tion ol a suitable iiioiiiiiuciil to com
memoiate the noble heroism ot Knight
Andiew G Andoison who lost his lire
while Hying to save otlieis tiom lie
terrible Floyd liver Hood which
woiked disaster in Sioux City May
18 IS
Itnokeiilt at lliiron
Union S D Sept Kl Governor
Roosevelt was conducted to the place
of speaking at this point Immediately
upon the arrival of the train There
was the usual crowd upon the streets
the brass hand and the same hurrah
uud cheer that have greeted the trav
eler everywhere upon this Journey
HI II Of IK
Over 140000 Men In Hard Coal
Fields Called Out
WILL QUIT WORK MONDAY
rirldnl Villi lull nnd Seitilatr VVIImin
it the Mine Woillel t ill Villi
Innn tn Hie Onlcr Ioiutel Will Illicit
Hie Millie Ilnni llarellnn Im
Indianapolis Sept lt Al ft Ifi last
evening Iloslilcnl Mitchell and Secie
tai Wilson ot the United Mine Wink
cm ot Anieilca alllxcd their slgtiatuies
to the document which will mcall II
000 Illinois or the Pennsylvania no
lliiadle legion tiom theli wotk Mon
day and picflpltatc one ol the most
gigantic sit Ikes In the hlstoiy or tho
labeling wot Id The dooiiiuout was
tho cmloiscmciil or tho anthiiifltc le
gions icipiest to strike All powei to
cuiloisc t lie hIi Ike was loll In the
hands ol the national piesident mid
Hcnclniv Tho onlor to slillte was
sent to tlie thmc pmsldcutH of the
Peiinsvlvaula dlstilcls
The older Is a simple lecltnl of the
pioicduie of tlie I hi re dlstilcl bodies
In applvlng to tlie national body to
sttiko mid a loiiunl aiinoiitiooiiieiit
thai the application Is cudoised and
the sliike oidomd
The onlor says- Do not wall foi
any liiithoi nnllie to stilko but cense
wink In a body 011 and afloi Sunday
Sept lit ItKlO
Yeslenlav afternoon Mi Mitchell
mid Wilson sal In tho hoailiiiiiilers
Roth weie neivous Thcv opened telo
giams I111111 mii Ions pin Is of the an
tluaclte legion with lovoiisli liasle
thinking as I hey said Hint ouch mes
sage might ho some 1 oncesslon fiuin
the opeiatois
The Dime dlslilet pieslileuts m
polled Hull or Hie I llHI0 men in the
t In cc distill Is lllriOO would go 011
strike Monday Piesident Mitchell
would not stati wlin t seeiet woik had
boon nt woik to piodtico the strike ami
cause lie delay
As to malnlainliig Hie men lining
Hie sliike he salil When men aie
lighting for ust wages they can sub
sis on veiy little At imv into it is
sale to mi y that no body will starve
01 want foi uecessaiv dollilng Most
oT tho men live in 1 ompiny houses and
wo must coiisldoi the piohnbllity or
ovii lion lull those tilings have all boon
couslileiod and will be met its tliov
piesenl themselves At this time it
would bo lolly tor the committee to
go Into details as to the piovlslous foi
dollilng and leedlng the Milkens
Piosiileut Mitchell will leave today
foi llalclou Pa to personally con
dm t the stilko
Up oi t Irli e ol oal
Chicago Sepl it Repiosontatlvo
of the nut In iclte coal millers nffected
by Piesident Mitchells onlor to stilko
cxpiosscil the opinion that mi advance
will be made today A lopiosontativo
of the Noitlioiu Coal company said
We me In good shape in Mils sec
tion or the country though we cannot
stand a piotiactcd stilko IT it Is at all
sweeping The price will siiiely rise
possibly 1 a ton within a shoil time
Them will be no yielding on tlie part
of the opeiators or nillioads I am cer
tain
Dr Wiley Kiel ted lie nliniiea
Milwaukee Sept Ht Dr E Wiley
of Des Moines was yestonbiy made
great Incohonee of the Improved Or
der of Rcdmen
MM
Absolutely Pure-
For the third of a century the
standard for strength and purity It
makes the hot bread hot biscuit
cake and other pastry light sweet
aftd excellent in every quality
No other baking powder is
just as good as Royal either in
strength purity or wholesomeness
Manj low ptirtil imitation baVit e powders ate
uxin the market These aie nikilc uith alum
anil care should tic taken toavotdtlK masalum
is a poiteii ntir to be taken in the food
ROYAL BAKING POWDER CO 100 WILLIAM ST NEW YORK