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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1891-10-21
LA VAGANCIA.

Dos muy buenos srticuEos CON.
secutivos h4 publicado nuestrc
estimadO colega La Corre,pon
dsncia, contra Ia VaganciG en-
Puerto REQ; contra este funeslo
vicin, que es pecado capital y ge,
nerador de iO6nit0s males.
No intentamos hoy trstar q
fondo esta question, que "a otra.
veces nos ha ocupsdo en- el pc
ri6dico y fuera de e.. Contfa la
CagonciG, ademas de la ley mora
del trabajo, y AdemAs tambien de
as disposicioDes gubernati sss =
|civilss, que la han castigado y Ia
reprimen, tnilisAn in6nidad de "a
sones de orden muy eleyado. Es
indudable que ri hombre que nj
1iene rentas Dc ninsuna espscie, nj
Erabsja en- nada absolusamsnte, d
nspoa que Feeiba Il miIsgroso
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1891-10-21
Con sum7 < .%to pub icamos {
siguiente aeuerIe:
CENTRO GALLEGO.
PREsID sNofA --PARTIoULA Ar.


Puerto Riao, 20 de O3tubre de
1891.
Sr Director del BoLETIN MBR-
CANTTL.
Muy sen II mio: Ruego 4 usted
Sc sirva hacer p1blico, por m,dio
de su digno peri6 iico, que exis-
tiendo en- muchos pueblos de la
Isla nstursIts y oriundos de G Iii
cia que no forman parte de ell Cen
tro establecido en- esta Capital,
bien por su redncido n6mero en la
localidad, 6por no hsbetse forma-
10 Delegation, ha acordado Ia Di
rect va de ests s )cie1ad que los
que Sc encue 1tren en- este case,
paeden solicitar su iDgreso en- esta
Capital 8 en- Ia Delegation mas in.
mediAta, teguros de que adn en- los
puntos mas d stintes gozaran de
los bsnefi ,ios y proteccI6n seiala-
dos en- el R'glamento.
Anticipo q usted las mas EXPIRE
sivas graclas y me suscribo su steu-
to 8. s. J amigo
Q. B. 8. M.
En- ique Alvarss Psrss
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1891-10-21
(CoNTINUAoIoN).

Psro no son solamente Ia TeOlO-
gfa y Filosofia las 1ninas ciencias
que ha de poseer ell SacerdOto.
A1emas de la Teologia Zen Ia ctial
incluyo las ciencias puramente ecle-
sia ,ticas, como la Sagrads Escritu.
ra y Oanonss), debe el Saceriiota
poser hoy otros coaocimientos in.
dispensables, dado el caracter espe-
cial de nuestra 6poca.
Dada 6poca historical tiene su ca.
r8cter determinado. su fson0mia
especial, digAmosIo asi. En Grecla
y Roma el foro y la tribuna absor.
ben Ia atenci0n en- tempo de la re.
p1blics; la polemica ped Jmina On
los ptimeros siglos de Ia IL esia ;
en- el 1itimo periodic de la Edad
med a Ia F.loso ofla es preferida en-.
tre todas las Glen Iias; no es ficil
determinar cual es ell caracter do
=miuante del renacimiento, pero ca.
al SO pu, de asegurar gus las bellas
artes y las )etras humans Sc lleva.
ron exelusivamente todas las SIM
patls'. EQUAL es el caracter del si-
glo XXI A esta pregunta res
poade con la elocnencia de los he
chos la locomotora handi6ndose en-
lss abismos y coronado las mon.
tanas; el bu1ue de vapor desiizSn-
dose sobre las aguas contra viento
y mares; ell tele grsfo comu0icando
Las noticias con velocidad superior
q Ia del rayo; la pl6yaJe iBmenea
de fsbricas COZ sus innumerab es
maquinas de cuyss feIreas manos
con Ia misma fscilidad sale el es-
pantable canon, cspaz do reducir &
pOlvo el mas s6lido ed tic o, a1e Ell
fino y delicado juguete para eutre-
tenimiento de los nliioe; los Obser.
vatorios astron0micos con Gus des-
auteojos y to escop q;
las GALES y edificios banadJs por
la cl tra, fan astica ) encantandOra
luz electrica; y si ekto no hasta,
seflores, el soberbiO %.
Tarrayos, que altivo 80 eleva COrO.
nandO nTlestras moradas en- medic
ie deshecha tempestad estahlecien.
DO pscificas relaciones con las ne.
grRs nubes que rugiendo Go cier-
len sobre nuestras cabexas, ate
con sus pavorosOa tfue-
los, y amenazando de trairnos con
q violenta sacudida del ray0.
lie ahi, Shores, ell caracter de
Q epoca. Las ciencias exactas =
latnrales son las que sin dada al-
.una imprimen carkctar 1 nGieeftu
ig'o. No saher Ma.cn .ticae ! Fls
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1891-10-21
Rumores infundadoS.

S.gin nos informa parte de Ia
prensa de la Antilla hermana, de,
6 al 10 del NEE en- curso, POGO
despues de habsrse pub.icado
aquel telegrama canard de La
Lucha sobre ciertos preparativos
de Fl lbusteros ,cubanos en- Nsw-
York, de que "a algo dijimos,
circularon por toda Ia Isla rumo
res de haberse alterado ell orden
pdblico en- Ia provincia de San
,isgo de Cuba CON motive de-
supuesto desembarque. por aque
las costas, de una partida insu
rrects al mando del mayor ge
neral de 10 extinguida rebellion
Antonio Msceo.
La a!arma que esos rumores
produjeron fue prontamente disi-
pads. Lo que carece de funda-
mento 90 delexnab,e y efimero.
Por de pronto, idea do de 10
sbsurdo de tales rumores Ia cir :
cunstancia de no haher ocasiona- =
do los mismos medidas precau-
torias por parte de las Autorida
des llamadas q velar por Ia tran :
quilidad pdbica, nj tampoco en-
;onsecuencia movimiento de fuer
zas militares, de esas fuerzas que
son 10 gran garsntia del orden y
el co lego de aquelIos pueblos, y
acerca de las cuales, sin embargo,
e atreve a decir ell organo de 10
Janta Directiva del partido auto.
nomists, El Pats, que si Ia Me-
tr6po.i las quiere alli, que las pa.
que de su peculio, pero que no
ias sostenga q expensss dc Ia /,
lal
lQas ati hablsn hasta los ard,
piCes dc aquel partido, y ESQ que
es quien mas ha net no, segl1n Ell
Sr LAbIs, por Ia psz moral J
material de CubAl
Porque 81 bien o. cierto, y CON
tinuamos, que el Battalion de la
Union habia saIido dc San Fo,ip.
para S-Ltisgo de Cuba, ESQ hAbiA
obedecido d que Ia citada fuerza
corresponds a Ia guarnicion de
Aquella CiudAd, y no ha hscho
mas que volver q ella porque ys
40 Sc necesitaba donde reAidia
solo provisio ionaImente.
En- los periodieos integristas
,ue reeibimos NADIA hemos enn
,on rado. 1 usivo, difsets ri iudi.. |
90 amsss', { loo eltsder rpmos ),
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1891-10-21
RIO.PIEDRAs.

Han terminsdo las festas titu
lares de la ex:e'sa P.trons en-
aquel veaino pueblo.
H.n sido aquellaa fecundas
en- variadAs y licitas divsrsiones, ,
los cultos religiosos se han ce!e
brado con verdatera solemnidad
= pomps.
Gran afuencia de personals de
estA Capita ha acudido en- &c.
tos dias q Ri) piedtas. fratsrn,.
z.ndo con aquellos veclnos y par.
tici oando con eilos de los xocee
de las fiestas.
e orden mas perfscto ha i'm
psrado en- todas; ningda inaidsn
to sensible ha turbado la gensra
expan, ,i6n. l., qua es hoaroso g 0
gio de IA iauegab'e cd!tura q ie
distinga ae d Ia sociedad riopedre
fia.
D cho sea en- honor suyo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1891-10-21
FERROcARRILgS.

L. C)mpafi. de los Ferroca.
rriles dc Puerto Rico pons en-
conocimiento del pd ,lico que has
t. nueva orden queda interrum
pida Ia circu'aci6n del ferrocarril
entire Mana'i y Arecibo, q causa
de los despetfsctos ocasionados en-
eli pnente provisional coustruido
.obre ell rf, Manoti, por 10 Gre
ciente que hzo este II, en- Ia no.
':he del IS al 16.
E tr&6 20 continnara como an
tsriormente entire B.yamoa y Ma
nati.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1891-10-21
'ecesita de trascenientales re6or.

uecesita de trascendentales ref0rs
mas.
Noticias poifticas, de mCmento
hay pocas. porque cuando una gran
desgxscia sfige q determinad0
pals, todos sns elpmentOs de vida,
todss sus energfas canvergen hk-
ca el lado don ie infostuuio es-
til'a vstiendo pop Drelones ate
rrador-s Los habituales lect0res
lei B0LsrJN MERoANTIL sarrAn
IL enormldad 10 la catastsofe qne
afige q suegra y Almerla,
pueblos inundad s, y arrss sdos
por Ia furiosa tormenta de Ia
nochs del IL del actual, que
cansara por miles las Victimas
6 incaIculables destrozos Al po-
der spreciar q psiia. en- todo su
alcanc Ia desgracia de aqu .lIas in
felices eolnarcas, IN m0vimient0
generoso de cDmpasi6i hs b cho
enmu iecer todas las difereneias
q1e sep aran en- tempo normal s
nuestros poiftlcos, & ricos y pobfes,
para unirlos en- un 500 lazo y una
sola aspiraci6n la carload. Tn
rspidamente Sc ha ofgaulzado Ia
SUBSCRIPTION nacional, que "a hoy
van recogidas importaDtisimas So.
mas, one esperan los des Itch adoa
veciuos de Consuegsa y Almeria,
con lagrimas de gratitud y vede.
mentfsimos anhelos.
Y hermoso rasgo de Ia filantro-
pia moderns Aquellss poierosas
nsclones, & qaienes altos idea es de
suprems ola y domination europea,
al saber la desgra sia de que son
vlciimas esas comarcas espafiolas,
deponen sus legendsrios odios, pa
"a d lirse al movim ento poderoso
de la carload. Elias tsmbien en-.
Wan gu 6bolo 6 Ia sus ripci6n ini-
ciada, y fsrman juntas ls recauda-
ci6n, al solo primer anuncio de
"a catastrrofe, distingu eadose por
50 aotividad y noble maner4 de
hacer un llamamiento d sus b jos
en- favor de Espaii !, la indnstriosa
Inglaterra y Ia psnsadora Alema.
mia.
i Solo I'm diario ingles, The Stan
dart, al ocuparse de 10 ocurrido en-
Consuegra y Almeria, formula car
gos contra los espaholes y sus go-
biernos, & cuya spatfa, sey6D 6l, 80
deben los desastres gu > actuslmen-
to tod lamentamos. La hora
ciertsmente no es psop para r9-
criminaciones; 10 qua importa es
scudir en- so,orro del NAL, y la no.
t. dscordaute del diario loadonen-
Sc. 81 bien aquf ha producido pro-
. funGo disgusto, no es bastsnte po-
: derosa 4 hacernos olvidar Ia filan
: tropia de todo el pueblo iDgles
hoy de tan bella manera nantes.
tada
La caridad, pues, 81 bien one con
8 caracter momentaneo. subyuga en-
estos dies & la politica: las mott
E cias de- sensation, todas. absoluta-
D mente todas, tienen 50 o ise.l en-
Oonsuegra y Alme IA. No quere-
8 mos por hoy ser cron istas de tristi.
, simss escen7s, p p1rque CON seguri.
dad, al par de esta carta. llegsran
. con los diarios ds la PeBisula 4
Puerto R co, detailes q e aqai Sc.
ria ocioso repetir. Ea nuestra pro.
, xima, con mas sereaidad de Amino
: y sslvados los primeros dias de ma.
eural aturdim;ento y confusion, po-
dremos p sdir a Ia politica Las intefe-
santes y siempre variadas notas, de
$ que hoy nos priva, absorbida, domi-
aada, 10 mismo en- las esferas gu
brrnamentales que en ell cam pc
agitado de Ia oposici6n. por la ex.
plosi6n generosa y subline de Ia
caridad, brotando espontanea de
todos los corazones.
| Fsrndn Gons6lo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1891-10-21
GUtRDIA CIVIL.

Nos lafJ,mi IA Gaceta de que
1nrante el mes lie SeDtiembrs Il :
limo presto el beueme-ito Cuerno
en e-ta I,ls 818 ,ervicios, clasifi
ca 10, IN aplehensiones, detencio
ne suxilios, scr vicios hum anita.
rlas, guarderis rural y cooduc-
clones de presos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1891-10-21
EH HE9E A0
EN- HONOR DEL Ma ESTR0 RAFAEL.

Por medic de atento B. l. M
? tamhieu personaIm snte. o os b .u
lnvitsdo los apreciaoies s.iore
Artesano., comisionados para ode
20 concerniente q Ia coIocsciop
lie la Iapida commemorative d,
aquei bensmecito ciudadAno, q fip
de que asistamos q los festejos dis
ouestos para soIemnizar aqusl &C
TO de Ia gratitud pub ica.
He aqui el proErsms de 10.
m'smos, cue con gusto inserts
mos:
"Dia "a de o tubre --Ilum n
ci6n general en- TODD el trozo de la
Gale de la Luna comprendido des
de la esquina de la Tancs, esca' i.
nata de San Fran cisco, hasta la de
O'Donnell.
A lss8 de la noche, y en- uno de
los ARGOS levantados al costado de
la casa donde Sc halls colocada Ia
lapida, SO tocara a toda erqussta,
por Ia del Professor Don Franciscv
Perez, una gran nf mia dirig de-
por su autor u. Brau 10 DueIio.
Dia 25 "A las 8 de la mafians
recorrerA Ia m1 lea de Don Tomas
Muriel ell trozo de Gale va r ferido.
A las 8 una comisi6n nombrada
al efecte di tribuira entire los DO,
bres que res dan en- ell repetido tro.
20 de la mjsma calle, una limosna
que sera llevada por aqu6lla & do.
micilio.
A Ia una del dia iuaugursci6n
del acto de deseubrir Ia lapida CO.
locada de anteuapO en- la casa nd
nero SO de la Gale de Ia Luna, y
cnyo acto 80 llevara q efecto bajo
Ia Pre- sidenoia del Excmo Sr Go
bernador General, del Excmo.
Aynntamiento, con asistencia de la
Excma Diputaci6n Provincial, del
A eneo Puertoriqueno, Institute
Provincial, Sociedsd Econ6m!ca de-
Amigo del PATS, Proteotora de la
I'M eligencia, Protectora de ui1)s,
Asociaci6n de Maestros, la Prensa,
Amigos del bien p1blico y demas
com isiones particuiares.
Dorante la Inauguration Sc pro-
nunCiaran discursos a ausivos al ac-
to.
Terminsdo este, se tocarG 6 to.
da orquesta una Sinfonis, dirigida
por So ant II el seilor Professor don
Oasimiro Duehesne.
A las 8 de la noche, y bajo ell ar.
GO destinad0 al efecto, go cantara
I'm himno titulado Al Maestro RG
fael. Ietra del reputable poeta don
Jos6 Gordils y mAsica del inteli
gente prote sor sefior Duchesne, di-
riglda por el mismo, y ntado
aqu6l por las sim pa ticas v agrac a
las sefioritas doiia Teodora Pagani |
7 Belezol y dofia Europa Dueno Y |
Pagani, acompahadss dc los her.
nanos don Vicente y don Matias
Jordan, don Pablo Espiet Y don
4abino Mocz6.
Illumination como en- IL noche
Dia 26.---A las II del dia, Ia or
Iueeta del sefior Muriel recorrera
Ods 10 calle de IN Luna.
A las 8 de Ia noche, Sinfonia
Csmpanonen D toda o'ques'a ~
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1891-10-21
DISCURSO

Ieido por un Reverendo p.
Paul en- la soIemne apertu.
"a del curse de 1891 90,
en- ell Seminarlo de Puerto.
Rico. bajo la Presidencia
del Excmo 6 limo Sr Obs.
90 de esta Diocesis.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1891-10-21

dirisi "a nor 81 sen 'r pr fesor 10
jose del G Carinsn VI II ~.
Iluminac On como on lgs auterio
res noches."
L,4 S'e C9mi iensli hso vi
ira 10 ssnh'e a 5. =. 4 10
"a rec'b'd Goa gu sara IL | liz
amshilidad.
le.4amo recon0cidys 4
atenta 10 y;sa as;o1.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1891-10-21

PARA
LAS vICTIMAS DE La PENINSULA,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1891-10-21

d EL MIN GO
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1891-10-21
SECRETARLA.

RelaOi6n nOminGl de dOnGtivos para
aliUiGr las desgracias OourTidas
0ftsmGnIerte en- Ia Peninsula, cue
Sc pubi0G en- la GGceta pOr GCuer.
do dc la JuntG q Ordea del Excmo.
Sr. Presidente.
JantG au1ilar de Cdrcelos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1891-10-21
Eerndn GomsAo

Madrid, "a Ssptiembre 1891.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-09-24
Wen.KnnMn Editor Dead

LEXINGTON, KY, Sept. 24-B. C. Bruce,
editor of The Live Stock Record, died at
his home here last night of apoplexy in
his esd year He was the founder of The
Turf, Field and Farm, and assisted in
compiling the first and second volumes of
the American Stud book, "Bruce's" He
was one o. the best turf authorities in
America and has held many Responsible
positions. At the time of his death he
was secretary of the Louisville Jockey
club. and aci ing secretary of the St. Louis
and Twin City clubs Among the horses
he owned was the great sire Virgil.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-09-24

LOUISVILLE, Sept. "a The Hon. Har-
vey Waite rson, the venerable father of
the editor of The Courier Journal, is "
ing at the poiut of death at the residence
Of his son in this city. He is the sole sur
vivor of the twenty-sixth congress, havirg
been the youngest member of that body,
and during the years of his active life was
a distinguished figure in national politics.
His know ed re Of public men and affairs
was prodigious, and to the date of his
present illness he retained extraordinary
vitality o. mind and body. With him
will pass away the last of the close per-
sonal friends of General Jackson, " no
was his godfather. Daring the days Of
sectional conflict he was strong advo-
cate of the Union.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-09-24
The Hopkins-searles' win Contest.

SALEM, Mass, Sept. 24-The Searles'
will case was resumed yesterday morning.
Mr.. Searles continued his examination.
Witness and his wife went to Europe
Nov. % 1881 on a wedding tour. Previous
to starting Oh the trip Mrs. Searles secur-
ed the funds, about 500, 0Ol The trip
was for six months and included witness,
his wife, a iady's maid, Martha Epping
and Rev DR.. Clapp, his wife aud daugLt-
ers; did not meet DR. Slade or any spiritu-
alists on this trip; knew Charles Bodies,
who he believed called himself harmony
scholar, or Christian scientist, but he
never knew of his attending Mrs. Searles
either before or after the marriage; re-
turned from Europe June S, 1SSS Tim
othy Hopkins managed Mrs. Searles af-
fairs up 20 the time of the partnership.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-09-24
An Unequal Fight.
MITCHELL THE WINNER.
He Defeats Reddy Gallagher in Thir-
tecn-ROund Contest.

tecn-ROund Contest.
SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. pa - Young
Mitchell, champion middle-weight of the
Pacific coast, and Reddy Gallagher, of
Ohio, fought to finish under the Mar
quis of Queensbury rules at the Occi-
dental Athletic club last evening for a
purse of s., 900, $50 of which went to the
defeated man. Both men had trained as
siduously, and they entered the ring in
fine fettle, each weighing l5+ pounds.
Fought Thirteen Rounds.
Mitchell was a strong favorite with his
townsmen, ard they backed him well. 1t
is figured thai $50 900 changed hands in
this city alone on the result of the battle.
itchell was seconded by Jack Dempsey,
Sam Fitzpatrick and Billy Akers, while
Bob FitzsiE1 mons, Jimmy Carroll and
Bat Masterson attended to Gallagher.
Peter Jackson was referee. The fight
was a spirited one for thirteen rounds,
Mitchell being the winner.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-09-24
Young Sigel Pardoned.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 2+.-The sensation
caused more than two years ago by the
arrest, trial and conviction of Robert
Sigel, the son of General Franz Sigel, for
forgery in New York city, was recalled
yesterday by the sction Of the president
in granting pardon to the young man.
Young Sigel was an employe in the office
of his father while the latter was pension
agent in New York. He was arrested on
the charge of forging pension certificates,
convicted of the crime and sentenced on
March 81, 1889, to six years Imprisonment
in the Erie county penitentiary at hard
labor
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-09-24
THE TREATY OF 1917
Question of Diplomacy for the
State Department.
SHIP BUILDIEG ON OUR LAKES.

The Industry Has Grown to Such Proper
tions That a Modification of the Treaty
of 1917 with Great Britain Seems Inn
perative-Disloyaltyo of War Claimants
General sigePs Son Pard oned by the
President-Other Capital News Notes
of General Interest.
WASHINGTON, Sept a. The immense
progress in shipbuilding industries on
the great lakes has brought anew 10 the
attention of the state department ques-
ton of diplomacy that affects the indus
trial progress of this country and our re-
lations with great Britain. The navy de-
building new vessels almost entirely TO
the Atlantic and Pacific coasts. The re-
btriction comes from the treaty of 1917,
which provides that the United States AID
Great Britain shall have but four arme
vessels each on the great lakes and this
is construed TO mean that neither coun-
try shall construct other vessels on the
northern frontier, though the new vessels
may be intended for use in other terri
tory.
Circumstances Have Changed.
1t was this restriction that caused Sec
Rotary Tracy recently to reject the lowest
bid for building the naval academy prac-
tice vessel. The ship yards of the bidders
IF w. Wheeler & Co.-are at Bay City.
Mich. Circumstances have changed greatly
In the great lakes since the treaty of 1917
went into effect. Immense progress his
been made in developing the resources o:
the lake country, and in the building NJ
of its mechanical industries There is
scarcely city on the lakes where ship
building is not carried on successfully,
and from Buffalo to Chicago and Duluth
there are dozen points where plants like
that of this Bay City firm either now ex-
list or could soon be established capable of
constructing gunboats, torpedo boats, or
even armed cruisers.
Declared by the Treaty.
Besides the great cities of the lakes
Milwaukee, Chicago. Detroit, Toledo,
Cleveland and Buffalo-desire TO have
their place in the proposed naval militia.
Each city wishes to have its own naval
reserves, and TO have them trained in the
use of the best guns and in modern naval
tactics. But from any effort in this direc-
ton they are debarred by the treaty of
ASH When Secretary Blaine returns TO
Washington he will find these important
questions confronting him. By the terms
Of the treaty either party 10 the agree
ment may withdraw from its provisions
by giving six months, notice TO the other.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-09-24

Pretty strong
reasons for trying DR.. Sage's
Catarrh Remedy. In the first
place, it cures your catarrh-
no matter how bad your case,
or of how long standing. 1t
doesn't simply palliate = it
ares. If you believe it, so
much the better. There's
nothing more to be said.
You get it for so cents, from
all druggists.
But perhaps you won't be-
lieve it. Then there's another
reason for trying it. Show
that you can't be cured, and
you'll get $500. It's a plain
business offer. The makers
of DR.. Sage's Remedy will
pay you that amount if they
can't cure you. They know
that they can you think
that they can't. If they're
wrong, you get the cash. If
you're wrong, you're rid Of
Catarrh.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-09-24
Congress of Physicians and Surgeons.

WASHINGTON, Sept. "A. - Yesterday
mornings session of the American con-
gress of physicians and surgeons met at
10 o'clock with fairly good attendance.
DR.. A 6. Gerster of New York read pa
per entitled "Aseptic and anti-aseptic de-
tails in operative surgery" and was fol
lowed by DR.. J. William White of Phila-
delphia on surgical treatment of in
juries and diseases of the vertebral
column" DR.. A. Vanderveer of Albany,
n. Y, read a paper on Retro peritioneal
abdominal tumors, and especially those
involving the kidneys" All of the papers
were discussed pro and con.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-09-24
Some Claim ants Had Been Disloyal.

: WASHINGTON, sept. 24.-The last con-
gress appropriated s5O3,OOO to pay POS
war claims, provided the loyalty of the
claimants was established. The matter
was left in the hands Of the attorney gen
eral, who has found a number Of the 2SS
claimants to have been disloyal, and re
will move in the court Of claims, when it
meets, for a new trial of the cases in
which the loyalty of the claimant was not
fully established
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-09-24
The ocaIa Resolutions Defeated.

ATLANTA, Sept. 24-Yesterday morning
i'm the Georgia legislature the much
mooted Ocala resolutions as Endorsed by
the Alliance and demanded by them of
the next congress were introduced by Mr..
Barrett. of Pike county, for the approval
aud Endorsement of that body. The reso-
lutions were defeated by a vote of 81 TO
63 This action indicates clearly that tue
Alliance men of the legislature, who are
in the majority are not in sympathy with
any measure that is directly opposite to
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-09-24
PENNSYLVANIA Republican League

SCRANTON, Pa, Sept. 24.-The election
of the Hon. John B. Robinson, of Della
ware county, as president of the Repub-
State League by an overwhelming vote
was the climax of yesterdays convention
in the Scranton armory, in an atmosphere
as hot as a furnace. The rigid application
OF the rule excluding all clubs organized
since July 16. reduced the representation
TO 19S clubs, with three delegates each
OF this number Robinson received the
votes of 14l clubs. Dalzell A. and Major
Warren of Scranton. IS clubs
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-09-24
Gives the Contest.

CANTON, o, Sept 24-The Rev How
ard MacQueary, the suspended Episcopal
minister, has given up the contest and
withdrawn from the church. He will
send formal notification to that effect to
Bishop Leonard, of Ohio, at Cleveland.
MacQueary has accepted call to a
wealthy Universalist church at Saginaw,
Mich, and will assume charge Oct l.