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Free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1888-1908, 1899-07-08

Two slender persons may be great
friends, though but slight acquaint-
rnceS
Free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1888-1908, 1899-07-08

The unbridled passion sometimes
leads to the halter
Free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1888-1908, 1899-07-08

Doctors are healthy as a rule-but
then they seldom take their own med
icine.
Free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1888-1908, 1899-07-08

Mrs. WfnsIow's Soothing Syrup.
For children teething. sofens the gums reduces In
Illumination, asys pain, cures wind collie &c bottle
Free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1888-1908, 1899-07-08

The dentist should prove a winner
in the race for wealth under a strong
pull.
Free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1888-1908, 1899-07-08

Piso's Cure for Consumption is our only
medicine for coughs and colds.-Mrs. G.
Beltz, 439 Sth Ave, Denver, Col, Nov.S, '95.
Free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1888-1908, 1899-07-08
Do Not SunerI

Suffering is unnec esssry Cascarets Candy Cathar
tic XIII disc ase germs. Gle the body tn
hrst causes OF suffering All druggists, Iec sc soc
Free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1888-1908, 1899-07-08

Many a man has made his debut on
the broad road to ruin through mar
row side door.
Free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1888-1908, 1899-07-08
The Best prescription for ChiI1s

and Fever Is bottle of GROVES TAsTELEss
CHILL TONIC. 1t is simply iron and Quinint
in a tasteless form. No cure-no pay. Price, SOC
Free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1888-1908, 1899-07-08

When the child is father to the man
it's an easy matter to pick out the fav-
orite son.
Free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1888-1908, 1899-07-08

Kaskola is guaranteed to cure Dyspepsia
and Indigestion. 1t contains new remedies
taat digest starchy fCo5 lie All druggists.
Free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1888-1908, 1899-07-08

Next to possessing there is nothing
that a woman likes better than being
possessed.
Free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1888-1908, 1899-07-08

A girl never objects to the cold
treatment of young man who orders
ice cream
Free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1888-1908, 1899-07-08

But few people feel like doing today
the things they put of doing yester-
dau
Free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1888-1908, 1899-07-08

A woman never forgives thrust at
herself through the object of her af-
fections.
Free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1888-1908, 1899-07-08

Steak is none the more costly fo1
being rare.
Free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1888-1908, 1899-07-08

men-as any shoe dealer will tell
you
Free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1888-1908, 1899-07-08

A cheap coat does not make cheap
q an, but 1T makes him feel that way
at times.
Free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1888-1908, 1899-07-08

Many a man has lost a lot Of money
through the hole in the top Of his
pocket.
Free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1888-1908, 1899-07-08

Terraced Mountains of Palestine.
In ancient times many of the noun
:ains Of Palestine were terraced and
some Of these terraces still remain.
Free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1888-1908, 1899-07-08

It's some consolation TO find yourself
at the bottom of the ladder when it
breaks
Free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1888-1908, 1899-07-08

Halls Catarrh Cure
Is a constitutional cure. Price, 75c.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-07-19
SHIPS ON NORTON SOUND.
n~cerA 81 Arrivals md Departures
With the 0r~afnx Of Nsst-
Gnsfnu

HEAI.Y. Jnfy wa gsneasver II. e
1sfy n~Tae river treasure ssr~sers ere.
The JOAN j Hsaty ana Cusshy % the
SsEFa ATnsrsas an Trsasssassasf0a TRAD
tsg Company. she SUSIE * tee Alaska
CTR fsseTTsAs Company. sgs sae Rss~-s
ksFs. Ter TIE 1szFn#ns TEe Monarch sns
severe 60. wsaeh we're awsEx sss FIRST
@satS se@m tss river. Asa . r@snt@r 81
a@kSeSxEEss a3*o @sth 4as4 On dune II
tA@ esd stern sss~ier. EuFfss r ws2e~ IRE
t1rst river h@st hassgs ny $50 MRS. AMER.
sr&a 1vsEasSsee ss+san A. Twsesfax ssasns&ay
arrived m s-grs Eysra C8rsss EssY az ssasrA
Sssssst ~ss@ ssss@T~sfs ss~ fAs rams day es4s
wxs s8ssSw~S tss sse sessfs sferwwAe*s@Tx
Yasszss. Sn~ I&ssawss g. ~ Rea ssev. SEA-
4~s@r snes LsSwgf@ TS0ms. aH 81 mAse&
sssseS~8 sT sAs kas g.sfx river wssM@ass
sssy *seEs~x whatever. -. @Tsss ~ IA.
GsHsrsrs yo1ee1o tseogt . nxHshxs OF
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USE THE MEANS AND HEAVEN WILL GIVE you r.
BLESSING. NEVER NEGLECT A USEFUL ARTICLE ukf
SAPOLIO

small steamers fast en- different bars en-
the koynkuk aid the Atienkakat. q ;r.b-
usary.
The vessels arriving after this were as
follows:
June l7-lsteamer 81, Michael. from naw-
schooner Courtney Ford, from San Fran
cisco.
June is~sgeamsr Garonne. from Van
c1aver.
June ,s-.schoensr !. N, Coleman, from
New whatcom. steamer Lily Of ChIcsGe:
from Rampant city. steamers fAoctc and
Florence. from koyakuk-
Seattle No 3. barge seattle Ma. 4; steam
efs Arnold and Sovereign from Dawson,
s ,.ss, NAY p. from kAmpar,: sissnss as
Winthrop, from koyukuk,
June si-sStesfner Seattle. from Dawson:
steamers Concord and Weana. from koyn-
kuk.
jane 2s-Schsoner Bean. from Cape
Nome steamer AargaEet. frnrn Andrae 3f-
sky. steamer Emily D.. frem koyukuk.
June - Steamer Alice. from Andraeof-
sky. -
juno ss-sseamer Roanoke from seattle:
steamer Portland from San Francisco.
steamer Monarch. from Dawson.
June s.--sehaansr Mile G.. Thurrton:
steamers Alliance and Discovery, from Se-
attic; steamer Eishu Thomson. from VAN
eusaveF.
Jun. ss-sseamer Victoria. from paw-
rNffs& ~sAfs@&A WstS<nt AsS~tsfDsAp AAets AES =
hama.
June g7-s,samer Bertha. from San
Francisco.
Jane -~sseamer Robert Kerr. Of pax-
son: bark Oregon, from Cpmox: steamer
Eclipse Yukon river. schooner Ethel
Zane. from San Francisco: steamer Red
June a~s,eamer Arwoaans. from the
koyukssk.
.ane ss-ss,eaners j. j, Heaiy and Han
nah. from Ira ssoys
fsst.s q 4 Ax~sx
from Ramrars. steamer I<akms- from Seat
sls.
Jziy Steamer National CITY, from se-
atiles steamer Beaver, from the keyu~
kuk
Juis s-sseamers esai City and Herman.
frofn Dawson steam tag Sable. from Tn
alaska; haFss Tanaras, fr.fa seattle. sisam-
tie steamer brunswick from Seattle.
on JHiy the Homer arrived from Dutch
tfarhor. having In saw thu sfsrnwnaeles
Aiaska Exploration Company. Of San
Francisco.
The following vessels have cleared mnce
81. opening 81 fhe sesson.
Jane E~seAoonsrs Bean and Csaseur.
FOR fsafS@ Meme
gsns u -seboansrx Mary Arm and Mi
watssse. for Cape Nome
June ss-Sebossasr Nellie O ThaFrson.
for Cape Sarne.
June @s-Brl,ish steamer Sytas. fer Daw-
son
Juna 7sssear1sr sssss fer pa~Ksn
Jssly ~ " aai*r n1snead. far North Pa
siFse. &ssuseT r. r. wsars fer fsa1eoa.
sssarsar Alliance. sar Seattle: &calooe4s
Courtney Ford for ssn Franrisso
July 2~SssaasSr J. = Hesiy far rar-
@nu
July a~sss&usex Mary r C.an. gas feaw-
snas tag Resnsase. far sesstss asssusss
y&saymaa. fug Seattle stsaruer Portland
fsr SAT- EeAaeta2o
Jaiy ssetsooner J. II Coleman, fer Part
Taen.esad
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%kfeLEt To ntt \ HOME
President II Purchasing Former
Residence In Taet.n n

CANTON. o. fszly - President NJ
kfnisy nzs sseef1s = caatsa reAa e~sn.e
9szses - has COY Aasr sh% gFns@rfw ia
sAisA as s1a Ms AS 3 gssley s7ssTss m ssafasst
Aaessss sssssssNg f~Unfys eight Y~ars AGO
Tsss rsrnssatss-x sas she house. hzw~ ras
es-ea eies~esf fss afsssssrs - tegss Fssnftns-
s8iisf Ee<sFesrx Ee& slssx hsss h{x ses.n.
sci sASs ne TgsnEsss - Ekszy 20 ~ ssAsaN
&a1S4 Z ~ ssTsfFTtS ss-aEre skHssxs as
The Efst@ Ncsxfsa hesss& 90 fns Nfs
tessgn the SD@s4rssss = st@sS cations - vs.
'f3sr< TseSfTs8 sa&rr - TIE ss.seaser, &c
tN@t - xaz TFnErt sss s>agsA - sns~ vx~s.
e&nTs Eat tss Erassc hsS - ttas rsA rsssA tssz
srrs deliveries ~ Ny Meklmsag re
hss@ss has sacred ssNs - sEf ans M
Icksress- n = sNsg nss n~sv ~%s an 4
saszs@ tsat p - tAesg eAasdrez wasrw a-sz~
Nns &ssse Tee grrssss~s Aaa 81. sesr~
tsE@ n@~ sr& CsasoHsses arc Yssz zesf A.
F@SFa
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ANOTHER 100000
ON THE GAR()NNE.


about So. an os the gold Is owned by a
fsx lxseky ueopie. the balance being tue
prnpsrfy as the Alaska Commercial 1ona-
pAny The miners speak Indignantly 81
the treatment accorded prvsEFstoss VIZ
vent 10 pr1spxcf the Cape Meme asstssSt
a. the solicitation Of the sransporsaiioh
companies Reports arriving today oy
th. Portland fully confirm Associated
Press adyiees recsayra from DIR. stone,
formerly Of this city. who went HoTsa
daring the aFsf rash 10 Cape Nome, tae
fur4iands passengers say nnsaaAiHsois
that The district has been sailed IN inc
interest cf the transportation companies
and THAI great suffering prevails an tns
district. Reports Of similar mature come
frosz, shs Messengers who went As Tar
north as Rampant City. A few rich peck
cts have been struck, and here and sfssFe
a few important Elnas are rspofisu. Masss
miners who returned on the FestlAh1
spent their last dollar 30 obtain trsAA'of-
sAtIon To this city. and some had 10 sell
their possessions to Set enough monss 20
pay transportation charges.
X T. Edgar, enc OF the passengers ga
the Portland, takes . very gloomy view
OF the state 81 affairs In Dawson.
There Is nothing doing there he SAID.
IL Is frightfu!iy dali. The place ~ so
oyerrun with unemployed men that there
are at least ten men fer every job. No.
there is no suffering. There seems 10 INC
foSd for ALL but there are a great many
men who are without money and VINO
will undoubtedly suffer. l have no Doubt
the government viii have To step In and
take care az these men There are hun
freds anxious to leave Dawson and would
leave II they had the means, but they
have not and there Ia an end of IT,
How many have left within the last
month";"
Fully two thousand great many
have worked their way out and others
are now on the road south. great many
worked their way down on the Portland.
No. there have been no new strikes.
There are certainly men up there who
have made good thing and they are
pleased but the majority are heartsic
OF the klondike."
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RECALL Of GEN. OTIS
ALMOST / CERTAINTY.


alton II the same - described IN
the message cf Gen<ral OTIS.
June - except that = number ef
por<z In the soazshsrn paris Of I<saon. Ia
Leyse and osssss Stands 10 the south have
ssncs been opened % trade. D1spascAes
fsom In. srhnrnAn on biz RETURN frSm 10
trip sarssxh the southern part Of tire srchi-
r~aaxc we're At the same pssrpowt- A dis
position 70 aecsp< Amer3cAH sovereignty
and 20 welcome cur troops WAS everywhere
manifested.
THE report Of Gen. Otis, Juns =. refer
red TO hy Commissioner penby In the
above dlssatch. stated that ~ = ccnse-
agesee % the rainy season little inland
campaigning WAS now possible ia Laxor.
We occupy said Cen osis. = large por-
ton Of the Tagabo ec1ntry, The line
stretches frusn Igus. on the south. 20 San
rernando. an Tho north, nearly sixty males.
and eastward Into the Laguna province.
The insargeat armies have suffered great
losses aud are scattered The only large
force which holds together Is about Asss,
Ia Tastac province and Northern Pana-
yagns. There are scattered forces In passds
of - and sae on the other portions Of La-
soa In cayite and RAtaagas province. Tnsy
could possibly ASSEMBLE az many as 4sp
They are moratised from recent defeat.
The most ~ the people are terrosized BY
the iEssSgenf soldiers. bat desire peace and
American prosecsion They no longer Zee
fran our troops unless forced ~ snsur-
gsnts. but gladly welcome them
There has been no recent burning q
towns The population within our lines
fsns become dense. taking up land cuiti-
walton extensively. They are kept out %
Manila as much NJ possiSse, as the city
poptiiaston Was becoming too great TO be
cared fer The only hope Of the fnsurweIt
leaders IL In AID from the United States
This Ia the influence which enables them
10 hold out. Much contention prevails
among them and no civil government re-
mains. Trade with ports not In our pos
session. the former source OF insurgen,
revenues, Is row !nisrdieted. Gen. osis
icob,ed the wisdom o. this policy in
watch people I'm those ports are without
lng losses lie mcitated at that time ths
restoration Of trade privileges, although
the insurgents might reap some henest
from IL. a plan which has since been par
tally carried into effect. The courts are In
Successful operation under the direcsicn
81 able Frisp.nus, Affairs In the ether is.
lands are comparatively quiet. awaiting
rssuits la Luxon. AL were anxious for
trsst~ and repeated caiA for American
troops received He - giving his atsen-
ton 10 The Joie, archipelago and Pasawan
Islands
'fsea os-s speaks OF the general desire
II the volunteers 20 re-.ulist- He has pro-
vssissi sur the enlistment Of two regiments.
watch have been authorized, and has ask
ed permission TO organize . third Eegi-
mcnt."
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A SLAVE ON THE AMAZON.
straps~ Aaseesares and fseaee Of
an Amcrtwaa Namea steve
Veil

INDIAN ASsSeg-is. ysis Es-=s1 r MskfA
y EfHsEkt@H sAs ssssaN - a Better r. IA
sieve kxsA wskfA zsSs frat sar taess o
fears BE ass s5Aas II a sr5As - 4Nzs BE
So a 7sAeass kse started wEn tsu .ess.r
esss- Nassst& SEsAyss@ ara tssyasau. e4s
II = tssw 8eS srEm a s1aNs bsEs AslS sAs
esear fT@sn fsxse Fag5 saYx wa IA zffsek
~ tss ssssz ~. Awt tAs natsTas eEaarxsys
h3ss - ssaeA fEg sAssT sesVsees tASk ~
s'ss asssssss - pay asa re was aass. gnss
SAVER
keS 49, Ais sAkt NwM%- wze a v-stznx
~ssssaa. $40 FT~&ssG hsez Fsafzsax sNr a
essss%. Hsi ss4-ssssssa fassEs@& a. hksn sAe
@r@ sFH4< sTsessss ssszR& 1sn
Fea sssW - xtsaTss asa essssx sssf ~ sr~s.
fmK - sFsA4ssES ~ tss krasssz szs-t
esE rsfe so MA he azeA So
z9@Hf as<ss A TsEesser usteSa ~ zss~8
~ sssx gsseAsr@a eaxe Nfes rsas kszx A.s
zsf Aas2 = asa1sr ~ AEeasAsg sFe~%5 a wN fss
FsNsT sas - 4Msss resSAes nss szwss~s.
f#eeN Ar * ssz4Tes as Saslssx veSsst
fss &ss FTzsRsksN apss = wew W "a - IS
FsFzs - zzssf@TNss
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WoMAN's ATR0CI0Us CRIME
Mexican Hangs q faanx hoy 1T En-
senaaa-Hfs Week
HPpkea-

E&sE%ADA Nenfro Iafy - "A nsaxf
stvsacAeszs Fs&-zser Nas committed here fast
sight Jesus eEssss erred = hssy about 10
srars RI ass~ Sha AAs ees@a working far
the Aste sx~eSss s&ysr@saAs vile was
hangesf Is = tTe~ F8x sasxe tszrs@ "a - tfse
wasnaS sss asvsss Is tss hzbss IL clubbing
s&@ s~ag sgs toe slightest cause Last
Nzshk the hay MS tses So wsEh a dog esss-
sss aso1111 sss aexA 80 Which xsa a.
tsEAsss about fSxss feet 81 c8athe.s3es szsa
hA1Esst 9r tss q tT@~ Tsts snmrrsre ns
VAS sassE8 On hts knse= dead srs8 a
rSss& rasFtesa era azst sttnrs showed hsz rsspa
sAs hszssNa Mrs 3gmrsesa has sse@xs ar.
TvstsA eaarg@zs STIR raNssse@ ard azas@e
she NsxsSaH ssw AesH tesscrxsszgz > trss - 80
sTSwFfH~s ~H snss@ss SO ~ statement car
2we ss<asaSss-s frzrss her
cay IsSE1Ts CmAs To.y ES-ssysr~aa
sac sntzwGe~ a. Lesser California nxr~
ss6Sng sSss. Terr@~ Er aSNra
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ACCEPTS THE INVITATION.
Adustsai Dewey to Be Present ~ .
nanaues I'm hts Hower as
Trieste,

NEW YORK IAiy - A Gisra.ch 10 the
" Grid frptu Trieste Austria RAYS;
Admiral Dewey has a@cEpse! tire invita-
ssoss 20 fss banquet offered Assu an ess AZ
SixA hers ~ Enatsd stats Mtsisser Harris
wna hAs sssFstesz al the American eofasss .
&E9 vsce warSsss IA Austria aTss5 Hungary
wtsh thssg WIVES "a fae-s nsrsa
TIE asrs' RAJ wires shzs Re has qua - ~
ssa@ss MS 1axsfe4gs ssvsse s1ss isff tsd3aFrssss
tryln0. Anst hSs hat no communicate ss
wsts sa0Y&s no Ae cAn ssnf @Bsh a eesn
ssI ar A8RRta Immediately an arrival
SsssNsa3 permit nAe 80 ~ tzafxfn~a frssrs
%ssSna 80 eHAsls sHa cruiser tssyssys4A 20
ers&s ,hts port ewing ~ regulation ewect.
frg warsAt~&
Antssss StT3as. st fs8aktsSsxrzsg,E~ con-
ssEns5y ssysss~a3 Admiral Is~wvy 70 vfsss hsrs
est tAs BATTER wAs AFRAID Of sAa satsgase
greatly nesssaag SnFssG5et> rest ana medical
tFsa ssseeta
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t.s1t tsNIt8.F KS FsEY Is TesSssxsv u
>ss@g, aHs 1s1 New Ash&Ns asfss -
E1emsss SIS - sAks a Yssstssn a. gasns 49,
Ss7s@~ ~ aAg - tAR s-exnsAvs g sAs
&ssSks SsvsgNFfas sSGsnca nv. pssF@g a~ ene
es&en fs%NT, sas ywsssyD~& - Ass eazsa q
rsssrx r-A @s&e. ASs sn@nmssw Mawsrr fsss-s
eas@~%9 hT s@~ everg frar sss~r * a*~
~aFtMw@Ss A ssf*xx r~cNsxs& sTm~a N-s,s.
q - Nswrs*F, Fssgssss&eAas q %1s@e saNs
~ ss3fTT fss-s sssx zrS&fse a. Ar ss9s Ssx AZ
ENsFssar< sr& @%a @rs "a $50 Nsssss a..
@h&# sac nsN@ as-p aSsrssF&S asxssa~
%gSse$ sASa8 = nHBAw~ * nsss sssssn~s~s "a
VIA s@e Aaxks lad @szSzxse snxxan 20 a.
- -. ~ - G.nnAsA Z
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LEFT ENTIRELY TO OTIS.
Cahta~f Discusses the "Heond mob.
in" and Decides Co lm-
marc IL.

WASHINGTON. July is-The cabinet
nesting today was longer than usual aud
the members after /. adjourned. were
rsore rsfteeat than ussaai. Secretaries
Gage. wf,san. Aigsr and Attorney Generzl
GrtsgS SIRE cut Of the city. There was
sorss discussion of the 'rouas rohsn"
sent 10y the Amersesn newspaper eerrv-
sT.0adsnts from Manila VA Hongk0ng A
decision was reached to ailew the matter
- drop ofsscsssis the matter WI; be sr-
nSred. ana Gen. Otis VII be authorized 10
treat II as he deems best.
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FOUL PLAY IS SUsPE
Auxust STAIR. ~ vtctasta. y G. r.
barks fss seattle Jsne A -
r. Mining.

VICTORIA. II. C., July is-~-Aaeuse D
a German fisherman Of this nlac& ~ Il
known on the Sound. left vtetosaA yUo4
I'm an open boat fer Seattle. taeelnot Il
TWO or three Cinnamon.
He has not since hs~n heard IT, -
n believed No ID e4thsr isst ~ ha1 -
He hAl. considerable money an hin -
made the trip . number al times 6(e
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VANCOUVER. r. C. Jasy ss~IThere t~
asssnsuteis nr tsash in fne report shss
sse.sa 9snesssatoF ~eEg ssrawnss recently
az wtsssw Am Mrs Cfanns~ Ma STAY.
ter af ssn ESsswa. fsei ard Mr. sna Mrs
Nils 81 sShtaAsH. wee pe~ssrsav rstss-t-
~ as having beer saxs xsh fhe rsrfs
Tnss are save and wess gnsperzsr " ses1s
- sa@ Northwest rps1te1 @xfzrs sssozt .
Inst tas~ -ss~ef Tsxsss k0u~~ xafess ;ae
ems ef fasf ssasnsh - rnssss 10 Tsswse from
AfNF- EAf4S Howard ~ also SIT a.svx
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Great Nesshern ofa~ssi ApHstnteA
60 tie eessoa melf

Sgserss@ Isssr&seh - sh~ Pest rssEg Reee~r
SIT PAIL. July 1T n fswnrn asa ~.
r. ~ es1erAf gssN@Ns@r se~rs NJ fke Great
Yer hs~sn4 has ssrwn sFxss95Fstsxf general
ssAss@aG&r sxsas ~ the ssossssr D~ss
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NEW YORK fass sr~gsssere ~ yasars.
IRA essss~* ~ 4sa saHsvAysess ass95g~~s
CRAZY AArA So gs~sA AESssn " as
f1ssxv s@sszsnFs~s "a Na&AEa@ex ee.szrss esss-s
tssswF 20 &x ytsEs 81 sbe Ns~ s%Fs@y skate
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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1899-03-10
FELIX FAURE

Como ya saben nuestros lectores, a
las 10 de la noche del II de Febrero,
fallecio Mr.. FaLre, presidente de la Re-
p1blica ffancesa.
FL gobierno dirigio a los prefectos y
subprefectos de los departamentos un
despacho telegrahco concebido en- los
siguentes tetminos;
"Tengo el dolor dc anunciaros la
mu rte del presidente de la rep1blica,
ocurrida las diez de esta noche, con
secuencia de un atsque de apoplegil
fulminante
"Servlos tomar todas las medidas ne
cesatias q fin de dar conocimiento inme
diato al pueblo del duelo que sufre la
repnblica.
"El gobierno cuenta sobre todo con
vuestra vigilancia en- esta dolorosa oca-
sion"
A las seis de la tarde del dia ~ Mr..
Faure Sc hallaba en- su gabinete de ira.
bajo cuando, sintiendose enfermo, lamo
a Mr.. lie Gall, Inspector general de ad :
ministracion de Id armada y jefe del ga
binete particular del ptesdente.
Mr.. lie Gall presto Mr. Felix Faure
los primeros auxilios llamando en- segui
da los medicos; pero pesar de los
cuidados de estos, cerca de las ocbo de
la aoche el presidente perdi6 ell conoci-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1899-03-10
La PES7E BUbONICA
COMO Sc PR0PAGA

Los estragos que desde hace cuatro
ai1os esta oausando la peste en- la India
ing esa; la reciente apsricion de la cpl
demia en- Tamatava [isla de Madagas-
car, y los casos ocurridos ha POGO en-
V,ens, en- ell laboratorio del doctor Mu-
ller, dan especial interes q las observa-
clones que en- los paises invadidos hacen
los hombres de ciencia, para determinar
la marcha del NAL y los agentcs que SON
tribuyen interviewer drectamente en-
su propagation.
Bien puede ser que estas observacio-
mes no sean de una exacti.ud impecable
y faciles, poy 10 t'nto, que andAndo ell
tempo sutran d=terminadas rectihcacio
mes; pero aun siendo as1, es su conoci-
miento tan conveniente, que la msma
rectihcacion de los errores que puedan
contener, no po irfa hacers- en- manera
alguna sn disponer de los elementos
que nos propo1ciona.
De los estudios hechcs en- estos 1lti-
mos tiempos. dedGceie cue la peste fue
importada Bombay hace cuatro amos
por algunos vapores pfoccdentes de
Hong Kong. y que ahora han levado ell
contagio Tamatava los barcos de vela
que Sc dedican al cabotaie entire los
puertos de la India y los de Maiagas
car.
Pero por may importante qte sea q
conocer la marcha qne :ha seguido la
epidemia, es todavla mas util averiguar
los me Ilos por los cuales Sc propagr
Cuando SC trata de una ciudad ale -
j ada de- foco primitive parece evidcnte
que ell hombre es Il agente que traLs
p1rta e mai Esto no obstante, We
Ces t5anscurre un mes antes de que Sc
presente ning1n case epidemico Ell una
poblacion en- la que los fugit vos fueron
MORN de la peste Lossataca1os son
pocos al principio, y luego de pronto la
epidemia Sc extIende rapi a,nente Pc
70 otras veces ocurre que sc prescntan
casos sin que ningdn apestado haya po
dido Iievar dire tamente los g6rmenes
del NAL
Cie:ta sSrie de observaciones de este
genero he in1ucdo pensar que no es
el hombre ell unico agente capaz de
transporter el microbio dc la peste. La
marcia caprichosA y la loca liza cion de
la epdemia no pegmiten suponer que el
aqua 8 Ell aire le 81 ven de Yehieulo
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1899-03-10
AUTORIzADA OPINION

FL general Zurlinden, Goberna-
dor militar de Paris, asegura, con-
ira 10 que dice la prensa. que reina
tranquilidad completfsima en- toda
la Francia continental, ahrmando al
propio tempo que las disenciones
y alborotos habidos en- las GALES de
la capital francesa inmediatamente
despues de la election de Presidcn
te no son mas que restos de Ia ex-
citacion de amino desbordada en- Ia
gran capital con motive de los vio-.
lentos debates de la revision de la
causa Dreyfus
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1899-03-10
Ia ACLINiTiCIOA

FL general Mr.. Elwells S. Oils
en- ell parte Official que trasmite dia-
riamente a la RepGblica hace men-
cion del hecho de estar las tropas
federales de ocupacion en- Filipinas
en- Was de verdadera acllmataci6n y
que la mortandad que alcanz6 la
abrumadora cifra de un 10 p. g
apenas oscila hoy entire un cuatro y
clnco.
Los casos de viruela y disente-
ria, que antcs sembraban ell panico
y el terror entire las tropas han dis.
minuido considerablemente.