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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-08-25
Stenerref0rn1.
Cine Specializing Ger Se9is=
latur orin9eno perlan9t.
&ebiiion Ser GOrwabl= Geiebe.

Petition al DEN 6ouperneur Gamer,
wieoer ole ~Seeislatur snfammen3urufen,
erhdit 5ahIreide unterfdriften. SET
retdr ,GasIeY bon DER Gipic federation
miro fe nab Springfield %brineen. =
Grfldrune DER ft,limmfen mduoeI oes
iebieen acknowledgements. =
Reinieune oersprimdrwablen orineeno
9eboten.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-08-25

unb nun fommt S. 8. Carpenter, Der
@rinber Der steihnamigen Stablfabrit in
&eobing in pennfplbanien, 1pel9e i4on BE-
0eutenbs MISUNDERSTANDING an bic
&egierung gemu4t fat, unb erttdrt, DAB &c
pan5erpIutten iir$150pe sSonne
lnfern unb nod $50 profit barun 6a6sn
fam, ME mir es felt 8esinn beg iegr9en
Streites ftets. babauptet baben. @eun Die
Regierung u1io felbit Die Sabritation in Die
9anb nimmt, 10 funn ie bic ptatten fir
$500 baben. 9enn ST.. Carpenter 1T bereit,
ibr ale n0tbieen glGne gu iiberlafen, unb fie
iiber bas biqigite neutrality-suspicious. 81
belebren. @r ertldrt au6, baB bic Qnlags@
toten nibt balb 10 grOB feien, als OOrgege6en
tpurbe, unb baB Die !9eritellung NIT ieinen
(pneumatiiden) proceien nur Elm 8iert I
Der btsberigen 3eit in Nnipru8 nehmen
tperbe.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-08-25

Spooner unb &e6bington in ibrem Simmer
auf benz britten Stodperfe bes Gpuntneez
bGuoes, unD in ibrer Gesenpart ua6m elm
@lert bic Namsn BON bunbert MG6lern aus
Der l1rne.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-08-25
Quoemeiner maarenmarft.

gutter-gene Creamery 1877; l. AuaIttdt II
l7Hr: 2. 13-15c; bette nahgemadts ll-lSc;' OeI1e
9oirn l5c: /. Qualitdt Ills 2 AualItat ~
Rdfe - Smtus 8-8Z; @IrHoHrsee f-'AT
S9metser Sh-9c.
obnen-8 Bette 81. l5-lI1s; 9ate 'Oe-siOdzc'
hpte mebtuus" 81. lO-l.12h; geriuge aualttdt 70c-
$I.O5.
eefIas sG-Surfsps, s-1oc; 9abHsr; SsHHsH,
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-08-25
wenn ods KIeine 5dhnt,

70 perIGumt ni6t, bas olte unb wobl eiprobte
9ilfsmittel fir bas 3abneu Der RitOer,
Mrs. @inslOw's Sootbins Sprup, angus
ruenben. Or berubtst bas Sinh, erwei@t bas
3abnfleti9, b~eleitiet oae S9mer3en, turtrt
@imbtolit nnb 1T 6ds bette Wtittel 9e:geR
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-08-25

Der erfte Gag oes feufationeIen 6ntten=
moro<prOsefes.- Qu6eroroentIider dnz
oraue gum 6erihts iaal. Die Derthei7
oi9une ipridt fi9 fieeeseewi6 aus nno
lift iiberaeuot, oa6 ole 2InfIa9e in uidts
auiammeufaIen miro. - Das pom Der
Dcrtheioieuue beanfanoete 3nrYcom=
miifons=6 eieB, oas sum erten Male bel
Dem &uet9ert pro5eb i'll dnwenSuns
fommt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-08-25

geba6nt tporben, unb bereits iolen in
9pringfielb uno peoria 3meigoerbdnbe Die
les Gbicagoer SammanD's beiteben.
Mit MaDor 9arrifon geb0ren iGmmtli9e
Chefs ftdOtif6er Departments, Comptroller
8aler aIein |ausgenOmmen, benz 8unbe
an; Sobn g. Nltgelb 1T BEL Der Srganiii>
rung gu 3at6e ge5ogen purOen unb but bor
41em Oaou beigetragen, buB 8iaiam s..
8rpan's Platform fir ben 8unb aooptirt
purbe, 9elbIt tpenn Die Sil6erfrage it9
ni9t mebr als uSfue" bepdbren fpute.
bietet iene 8Iatform ia puntte genug, nit
pel9er Elm Altgelo elm rSfue" f4affen,
elm 8urte cine Champagne fibren tann.
8rpan ieIbit lit in bes Iebteren pldne b0llig
eingepeibt; er bat oef1en 2eiitungen f9on
pdbrenb Der oorid6rigen Champagne b09>
li9ft anertannt unb itebt i6m ieoenfa1s nG=
fer, als NltgeIo. WieOerum 1T Die raOicale
8olitif Die parole fir bic Demotratii9e
Organization, in pelher iener 8unb abioz
Tut maBgebenb lein fnu; 81. g.. 3ruoe, Na@
Observation-Disclosures Sbomas @aban, @ler.
81. Sones iinb pOltGnbig gang Bel Ssite ges
I9ober.
9ur9 bas ensrgiY9e ginf6penfen na4
Der @ilberfeite %glauben Die biefigen parteiz
fiibrer audi in acknowledgements ii6 raf@ere
9eltung gu perI9affen, Wit tonangebenben
bemutruttlden polititern Sem gOrt's 1T Elm
roger 8ertebr unterbalten fporben. Wan
periu9t, bas bortige Sammanp e%benfals gu
abermaliger SnDoffirung berG6icagoer Platz
form gu %brdngen, unb glaubt bas audi erreiz
9en gu %t0nnen, ba &i6arO GrOter in europa
peilt unb Sobn 6. Sbeeban lei9ter gu gez
pinnen lit, als iener. 9elingt Der enge 3uz
Iammen19luB Der Stem gprter unb Der G6iz
cagosr Organization, bann binbert na9 Nnz
Ii6t Der bieiigen Sibrer ni6ts Die grfiGunz
gen bes @unI9es, bic Nominationen unb
8ef9lihe bes nd9iten acknowledgements
bictiren gu f0nnen.
@prlGufio poIIen bic 6auptacteurs in Dem
BON &obert s, 8urte geleiteten Spiele offiz
ciea ni9ts BON einem G%bicagoer nSammunD"
piiien, Sic balten fi9 u6er IN ben Narne1
uno Idugnen ni4t, buB cine gei9loRene DR.
ganifation m0gli9t a1er bemotratif9enWG6z
Ter, unb por Nuem bes iungen @lements, i'm
@erfe lit unb gum She'll bereits bur9gez
fi9rt tpurbe. poli3ei9ef &tplep's Star
2eague" lsiftet babel por5iigli9e Oienite unb
piro audi lire 8elobnung erbalten, @in3ig
unb allein 9rdftbent Nbolpb &raus bon Der
GibtIbient >gommiifton itebt babel i'm Wege;
aber penn er au9 g%egentpdrtig felt entf9loiz
fen fem min, auf feinem poiten aus5ubarren.
10 fann es bod nur cine Srage Der 3eit Iein,
mann er geben muB, 9enn unur elm Silber>
mann barf ar Der SpiBe bes GiOilbienites
Iteben", beiBt es!
Wenn Sammanb San in g6icago CUR
DfficieIen Sbatfa9e geporben fein tpiro,
fann Bob" 8urte feline Mufgabe porldufig
aGs erlebist aniebcn. De facto beftebt Die
Organization ia Gdneit; ie 1T nur INNER
ntebr nab NuBen erpeitert unb na9 SSnner
fefter gef@lohen tporben. Sic beberri9t jebt
bereits ben Stabtratb, bat cine Mebrbeit i'm
Stdats=@ entralcDmite, no Sobn g. Nltgelb
unb 8priiber Srr fir fte pirten, unb tptrb,
angeiihts Der sdn3li9en nntbdtigfeit Der
@plbOemotruten, beren eigenes Organ bereits
gum Seinbe iibergegongen 1T, Die bemotra=
tii6e politit in Sqinois tpobl ppltdnDig be-
berrI9en,
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-08-25
bauoeIs- uno Stransberidt.
Der GeIomarFt.

Sic gaufauseIetdungeu b~elisieH Ha geItern auf
S16,6 49. 52L.
@eIOa uf Rfinoigun9 mar an s Brosent Iei1t ST. bes
fD1nnen uub We1fel puroen NIT bt5 7BroceHt blsfou=
tirt. @e9IeI auf ytetp BORT wuroeu nit 70 GeHts
&ufeeIb %perfauft.
Nadftebenb Die ~bcutieeu- anae3etsteu @e9ielturIe auf
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Guropo'S:
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-08-25
Durke 0er Mantt.
uIayor 6arriion bat fid tbm
9an5 in Ole 2lrme 9eworfen.
Cine madtige Maidine aufgebant.

I'm ole Gontrolle iiber ole partei in Stoot,
County uno Staat au e~rIangen uno au
behaIteu, puroe cine Dirt 6eheimbuno
eefdofen. -uew DORIS GommanY oas
Dorbilo. - Giuiee 2lnndhernneen an
oieies aefudt. = John P. aIteelo i'm
Ginperfdnoui6; miIiam P. Bryan pom
NNem unterrihtet; feline platform ole
Grunoloee. = GipiIoieuf miro an Dem
6emefeueu eehoren. prdiioent Krdus
mu6 einem Silbermann wei6eu.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-08-25

gerfu6etu nb Sbr merbe # a II
ANAKESIS, bas weltberitbnte Setl@
mittel Der granddaughter $ a nj orr ; o L
b er= Sale, non DR.. S. Silsbee erfnnoen,
bat Die muuberbariten &uren bieles i6redltz
den 2eibeus be5pedt, unb 10000 bantbare
Meui9en, bic es %auipaubten, fOnleu es be-
3eu9en. Muiter NIT @ebrau9sanwetlun9
iperben auf Berlan9en Our6 P. Neustaedter
s. Co., Box 2416, New York, feet 5u9ez
i6idt. gu bobeu i'll a0en reitommirten Apoz
tbefen. 6iitet Sud DOT Na6abmun9elt.
Q(9tet barauf. boB bic llnteri3riit pom S.
Silsbee, M. d., li9 auf jeber Seite Der
S9a6tel %befinoet.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-08-25

WebI- SarO Sprtna Wbeut gatertts i'm FaB So 5V
SIS, eDftYDbeat Yatents $5.0O-5.40 9aro Wbsat
pafers im Sad S410-4.35, Soft Wbeat @atsrS i'm
Sud "a. oo-4.25 .8aeb BOG" 81. 10. Minterlpet'
.eni i'm e<oR 81. $500; Rpgseuauebl I'M SAB $500
3.35; neues I'M Sact 81. 75-325.
WtntermeiseH- 8otber gt0. 8, 1885,; No. 2,
1856.
Mats-3o 4. 25A-26.
Serft e - 35-46:.
Roggen ytO. 2 gu 5o-53c,
Safer SO. 8 at isc; tpeiBer 9to.3, l9-2OAc.
Seu-- Starfes 1imotbp, $9.00-9.50 bic Sonne;
go. l., $~8.0O-9.00; Mireb, $6.50-7.50; npIanS Rra1'
RE, beftes, 81 .5O-8OO; mittlere Nualitdt, $6.5O-7.50
@trob- &o9geI $3.50; @DeI3eH uHo 9ater SAW
s. 90 Die Eonue.
eameret e n-flahs SO. l. NOrtbDeitsrI sl.Os
lilo; regular 0o. l. $1.07M-IO8A. 2tHOtbp $3.50
80; &Iee, S500-I00.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-08-25

DGnInatOr|" attS v8airii@||.
Netne Walabtere, 3ebra,tt pot Ser
GOnr. Geipp 8reiug. Co., fino bters
nit beifenS emtpfoblen- sSSn 0IaiGett
uno E6Hern st baben. telephone
go. $50. 8o1tIite 9eptnt. SO. $50.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-08-25

Nep Oorf's Summanp : @efeui9uft bat
Bel Der Srganiiirung, tpel9e Bob" 8urte
gef9affen, bOr9ef9pebt; pte bort min man
innerbul6 Der partei eine Qrt @e6eimbunb
f@affen, Der Dieielbe u6fOlut controairt. Sine
Gentrale, NIT ei1em iiber fait unumI9rGntte
@enalt %Derfiigenben G6ef an Der Spite, benz
elm 8eiratb, jenem Der Sa9ens SammanD
entipre@enO, CUR Settle itebt, feit organtfirte
@aroOerbdnbe bilben bas @erippe. Mber
Der 8unb ion ni9t auf Chicago be59rdnft
bIei6en. iOnoerR er 1T ibsraG i'm 9taute auz
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1897-04-21
FREE TO EVERY MAN.
The Method of a Great Treat
ment for Weakness of Men.
Which Cured Him After Every
thing Else Failed.

Painful diseases are pad enough, but
when a man Is slowly wasting away with
nervous weakness, the mental forebodiugs
| are ten times worse tn n the mast severe
| pain. There Ia no let up to tho mental suf-
fering day or night. Sleep is almost i'm
| possible and under such a strain men are
scarcely responsible for what they do. For
years the writer relied and tossed on the
troubled sea OF sexual weakness until il
was a question whether he mad not better
take a dose OF poison and thus end all his
troubles. But ~providential inspiration
same to his aid In the shape of a combinn-
tion OF medicines that not only completely
restored the general health. but enlarged
his weak, emaciated parts to natural size
and vigor, and he now declares that any
man who will take the trouble to send his
and address may rave the method of
this wonderful treatment free. Now when
l say free, / mean absolutely without cost,
BECAUSE [ want every weakened mar to get
the benefit OF my experience.
/ am not q ~philanthropist, nor do l pose
a. an enthusiast, but there are thousands
OF men suffering tho mental fortunes Of
weakened manhood who would be cured at
once could they but get such a remedy as
the one that cured me- Do not try TO study
out how I can afford to pay the few irost-
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tion. but send for II, and learn that there
are a few things on earth that, although
they cost nothing to get, they are worth a
fortune TO some men and mean q lifetime
OF happiness to most Of US. Write toThom-
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the Information win be mailed Ia q plain,
sealed enyelopn. yS-
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1897-04-21
\ AS TO sCnooL rHACnrns.

The new school board will soon have
dsvolved upon It the duty Of selecting
teachers and making arrangements for
the ensuing school year. The high
character OF the schools OF Las Vegas
must be maintained and increased.
When q child graduates and receives .
diploma from the city school. II should
mean more than q given number OF
years passed within the halle Of .
school house. I, should mean that
thorough knowledge Of the Studies
taken, that Will enable the graduate to
stand the test OF . critical examina-
tion.
1t is not pages passed over. bu. prir-
ciples, thoroughly mastered and in
delibiy impressed upon the mind, that
the student needs. 1t is drill that Is
resa.sel, reviews. thorough and criti-
cal. repeated examinations. Rules
should be learned and thoroughly
learned. II Is too often the case that
,natten,ion is given to this subject, SO
that over q graduate hesitates and
stammers when called upon to repeat
q rule essential to be known.
THE OPTIc has always believed that
every teacher who enters o school should
hold q certificate OF competency after
examination by q competent board. A
competent teacher will not shrink
from examination. An incompetent
one has no business in the school-room
II Is greatly to be hoped that the
rew school board will adopt such rules
and regulations for the employment Of
teachers as will insure . thorough
examination Of every teacher who en-
tiers the public schools. This is a mat
ter which the public. as the party most
highly interested, should insist upon.
The new board will only meet the
public wish II 1t will require every
teacher who enters the school room,
next term, to do 30 with a certificate
Of qualification.
Las Vegas has within lite limits many
msn of scholarly attachments, who
would, without doubt, act as ex.miners
free Of charge. Let the current year
witness an united effort tor harmonious
and efficient school work.
This 10 not intended as any criticism
on the current year, but as an incen-
tive ,r the year TO come.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1897-04-21

IT 10 said that President Mckinley
does not sympsthize with the demand
Of the western senators that the duty
On wool be increased. He thinks the
schedule Of the Dingley bill sufficient
on the wool question. He recks not OF
the danger the western men say there
is of Ohio's going against the republi-
cans because Of inadequate protection
afforded the wool. growers. He opines
that he knows more about Ohio and IT'S
wool-growers than all OF the far west
ern senators. He thinks the Ohio wool
men will be satisfied with the Dingley
duties and that the far western wool
man ought TO be satisfied also. The
weakness Of the contention Of The west.
srn men lies ID the fact that they are
not prepared To 20 the length Of vot-
ing against the bill, even though the
wool schedule be BOT arranged to their
complete satisfaction. They have
agreed among themselves to stand to.
gether for western interests. but they
have refused TO agree TO vote against
the measure unless they get all they
want or demand. So long IS they will
abide by the bill as Il comes from the
committee. the republican leaders who
are shaping that measure for consider
alton by The senate, will care little for
protests not backed BY adverse votes
unless they be needed.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1897-04-21

ERE this paper has reached all Of eur
readers, . new governor will have been ap-
pointed for New Mexico and bis name viii
begin With y. This IL straight Rincen
Wsskiv.
Yes, and it Is more likely to be Pray,
Of Iowa, than Prince, Of New Mexico,
though men, the Initial letters Of whose
names are At The top and the bottom Of
ths alphabst, ssIll stand . mighty good
shav t0s PF'sldspAsl 'sypg v Bl
R''''F'
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1897-04-21

IT viii either DO Collier or Wallace
for the gov aruorstip. Prince had
been slated for the place, but be has
been unhors,d IN his ambition and
probably could moi DO confirmed, II
nominated.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1897-04-21
OUR EL PAso LETTER.
Matters ana Things in General From
An optic CORRESPONDENCE
Viewpoint.
. the Editor Of the optic.

TO the Editor Of the Optic.
Ell PAso. Texas, April 18th, 1897
Elections are the all absorbing topics
Of The day, here, there and elsewhere.
n Chicago. Carter Harrison. w..
wv y w IsIesVs gapl y vIth
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1897-04-21
AN EXTRAORDINARY CURIOSITY

AN EXTRAORDINARY UhIOS
10 the Murphey-vs Pstten drui
store, east sid is . living creature
which, il known to naturalists. IS Ger
tainIY unknown to most people. Brief,
described, IL Is q fish with four legs
the head 10 broad and the mouth large,
like that Of 9 pout, or catfish; but 10
place Of the horns Of the pout, It has
jsst back of the gills, ak obtruding
membranes that are covered with =
mossy fringe its tail is like that OF ~
eel and about Eve inches long. the
whole length OF the creature being
about . foot; its legs are not nm
like those Of o frog and In swimming
1t uses them ~ 8 frog does; but the
toes are DISTINCTLY srticulsted, not
connected by q web.
It 10 quick q 9 Ash In It's move.
ments and was found Ia Albuquerque
by q Mexican and brought to Las
Vegas BY Conductor Charles Moore.
To any one familiar with the science
Of evolution. this extraordinary crea.
ture 10 In the highest degree suggestive
81 the transition period from swimming
fish to walking animal. Some biolo-
gist should tell US its name. Our
columns are wide open to such an
individual.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1897-04-21
oun n Fac s0RIBE.
fc Sends Over a Letter BrimfuI Of
Facts, Figures and Fancics OF
the Days
Special Correspondence Of TIM Orrrc.

Special Correspondence Of TIM Orrrc.
SANTA FIX, N. NJ, April 20th, 1897.
Good attorneys here hold that. under
the new law requiring 2 per cent. tax
Tor tho support Of fire companies. TO be
paid on all fire insurance premiums,
no fire risks written by insurance
ageats In New Mexico since March 18th
last are legal, particularly where the
agent has not filed the required bond
for $3.50 with the treasurer Of the local
ire department, or other fiscal Officer
Of the city, village OF county desig.
mated In the law as the recipient o.
snca tax funds. Probably, not one
agent 10 the Territory has compiled
with the new law. me agents take
The position that the license under tn,
old law. (Which, by the way, Is mo-
expressly repealed by the new act,
which authorizes them to Go business
throughout the year 1897, will protect
them and that they are not bonnd By
the new law until this license expires
Notwithstanding the fact that the new
law became effective March ~ h. But
The lawyers say this proposition 10 moi
tenablei that a license is simply Q
permit and not q contract by any
means.
Property owners, who have taken oui
insurance since March IL b and also
fire insurance agents, for the protec-
lion and benefit OF all concerned,
should see to 1t hat an early construc.
tion OF this new law Is had from So.
licitor General A. 3. Fall.
| observe that IN the Santa Fe coun y
"Notice to creditors" etc., as publish.
ID in the New Merican, some cunning
attorney s%tipulates that 'scoupons un-
paid aud the like" are to be included
10 the fundsble Indebtedness of this
county. The Bateman act relates only
to indebtedness ssother than bonded''
and evidently there is q scheme sl ,at
to work IN and have bonds issued for
thousand. of bogus interest coupons.
Any way, aren't "coupons" part Of the
s'bonded ndebtedness'' which this act
says shall not be considered? Tax
payers here are or the alert and any
attempt at tri.kery will be exposed
and checkmated.
La a recent issue, The OPTIc refers
to Cassius NJ. Barnes, the prospective
governor Of Oklahoma. az a son Of the
late C,l. Sidney NJ. Bavnes, once U
s. attorney fcr New Mexico. Gov.
Lorion Miller informs me that this Is a
mistake and that Col. Barnes left but
Two sons. who have resided al Fort
Smith, Ark. for many years, their
names being 'Jim x and "Tom H.
|ZPfe bard OF Cherry Creek sends over
the following:
OBJ, Mr.. Perea,
Igreatly fear,
That Cetron's ear
l. deaf to thee. &
He worked for Prince,
And then for Price,
Nor got a slice,
Now pirates OF threei
He missed his goal
He's In the s'cold,H
On, hear him scoid-
He's fooliug thoef
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1897-04-21

Truly, IL may be said that there IL Il
this scresd ssmore truth than poetry
II Is amusing, after the ex-delegate ha
slashed around for weeks, playing foot
ball with Peres's ambition and eli th,
time trying to find soms gubernstoria
sucker that bis ssiDflusnce'' could lant
after all this, It 10 truly delectable /,
observe that "Mr. Catron writes ID,
New MericdS that he 10 supporting MFR
Psrea and hopes be will be appointed
Shades OF Ananiasi Ia Don Pedro.
moral support In future election con,
tests caught by this sort Of chafff
Capt. Adolfo Hill, who left here In q
blaze Of glory to become Delegate Fer.
g~usson's private secretary at Washing.
ton, has returned home. . sadder but
wiser man. He philosophically avows
that q man can't 1--we in Washington
on 800 o month and at the same time
support q family Ia New Mexico.
Ex-Delegate Catron left Washing
ton, last night, for Santa Fe. There's
q touch of sadness In this homecoming.
Not . new official has yet been
named for New Mexicoi They haven't
done a thing back there to Catron, eh P
However, 1t won't be- many hours be-
fore the new governor IS named. The
president informed q Pennsylvania,
who touched him on the subject, last
week, that the appointee would be q
resIdent OF the Territory. Let's halt,
now, and get our bearings. Morrison
has quit Perea has been hunted ont OF
the race; Prince was knocked to a
finish In one round on Saturday last
by Congressman Low, OF New York;
so Wallace aud Collier only remain.
The latter is almost certain to receive
the appointment.
The new city administration, under
Mayor q. A. Spicss, SHE'D Its caster in
TO the local Political arena, last night.
Capt. Fernando Nolan, one OF the al
dermen elected on the republican ticket,
voted with The four democratic alder.
men, and says he will do it again
whenever public interests demand it,
so that Mayor Spices will end himself
if he overlooks the fact that
municipal government 10 business,
not politics Nolan Is nobody's fool,
nor tool. r. G. Gortner was made
,ity attorney, but the council refused
o confirm the mayors choice for city
marshal, Epitscio Gallegos, SO the
present democratic marshal is still ON
ieck. Spiess has bought a lot here
md threatens to build a dwelling. He
aas listened to good advice, thus far, |
Ind may make q good record as mayor.
JUMUs.
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seasickness, as to Its Cause.

A medical scientist having observed
that deaf mutes never suffer from sea-
sickness fact which is perfectly we'll
understood by those who have had
charge Of these unfortunates-the in
Quiry was naturally suggested to his
mind, why this immunity from this
distressing malady? After varied and
exhaustive experiments, it was decided
that the absence Of sensibility in the
auditory nerve was the occasion of
the entire freedom of deaf mutes from
seasickness. He says: 'tIn deaf mutes
there is absolute deafness, or very
great reduction in hearing, dependent
upon the destruction or serious i'm
pairment of the function of the peri
pheral distribution or sound perceptive
elements OF the auditory nerve, in
which process the semi-circular canals
are incfdded Both physiological ex-
pertinent and pathological observation
point to that part of the inner ear
known as the semi-circular canals as
exercising controlling influence over
the maintenance Of the erect posture
and sense of equilibrium. AS those
functions are frequently disturbed on
shipboard by the rapidly changing mo-
ton OF the ship, 1t seems probable that
this has much to do with seasickness.
If it is not the sole cause of it. A reme-
dy which has been effective in a num-
Der Of cases is an anaesthetic applied to
the inner ear by dropping. A prepare.
ton OF cocaine is suggested.