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The Parsons weekly blade., 1900-01-26
NOTICEl
To Our Many Correspondents

To Our Many Correspondents
In order TO save time ana get on
paper out at the expectation Of the
people, it IS very necessary that all
items be in our office not later than
ThursdaErv laqFRi4aGu 4aGu st aatdr aAt9cdf rfHhfgffy rfhffy
Often have we been delayed in issu-
ing our paper and equally as often
have we been termed slothful. So TO
avoid every thing Of such a nature be
ng hurled at US, we kir1ly ask all O.
ur correspondents tohave all items
in by Thursday of each week.
The Parsons weekly blade., 1900-01-26
Aust ian Miners on a Strike

Vienna, Jan. 23.-Thirty thousand
more Austrian miners have gone on
strike, their employers having re-
fused the demands for higher wages
and an eight-hour day. The total
number now out is 10000 and before
the end of the week it is expected
that 10000 others will have Joined
The coal famine threatens to check
every branch of Austrian industry
The Parsons weekly blade., 1900-01-26

We want more farmers, less preach
ers, Doctors, Lawyers, Cu1 b-stone
Politician and ward healers for the
cOlOred race.
The Parsons weekly blade., 1900-01-26
AnVERTIsING RATES.

For one inch, one month. .,..$ 90
For one inch each subsequentinsrn %
For two inches, three months. % 90
For two inches, six months. ...S 90
For two inches, nine month. IL. 90
For two inches, twelve months 10 90
Stauding and trancient ads, and
notices, per line. .......''..... 10
The Parsons weekly blade., 1900-01-26

The new constitution of North
Carolina Injuries the poor igornt
white little, but worse than the A
merican Negro.
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Scar : ~
CLERK Or TnE D1srRIcT COURT
: D. E..Aatthews:
: Attorney f,r Pfdfhtiff.
At, N,o,tar : 49, :.

%sA' ..sAf>s
On Saturday Attorney Gener l.eJd
dard delivered decision frough oqe
of his numerous. assistant attorney
generals to tlie effvc5thA the Baart
of charities has no right I'd secure the.
site for the asyl lurnzlH Z. rso ors by com
demnat ion proeesdings. I his matter
was referred TO Attoru{y General
Goddard several days sgd by Grant
Horniday, chairman of thd Board of
The Parsons weekly blade., 1900-01-26

We don't think much of the openiol
render by Attorney General Goddard
through of his assistant.
The Parsons weekly blade., 1900-01-26

What part is the Negro going t.
play in the line of progress.
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Want Harper g. Bros. Declared Bankru

New York, Jan. ga number of
small creditors of Harper & Bros,
printers and publishers. for whom
receiver was appointed In the su.
preme court on December 4, 1889, have
asked In the United States court that
the concern be adjudged bankrupt
because 1t cannot pay its debts.
The Parsons weekly blade., 1900-01-26

The Powerhouse and Offices of the
electric street railway at Muncie.
fat', were destroyed by fire. Sixteer
aars We're turned and the engines and
IS aamps ruined. Loss, $4,000.
The Parsons weekly blade., 1900-01-26

10 swell INC ~
and this pfscttiics.,j
kept up until 4
child is old eno9I
70 save for itseL |
The parents ~
the nghtthsoT.1
how rarely II
carry ittoits bfa1
est applicataI
Every nOthef i
l. lfGrce laying 4
for her child II
Mo cy cannot 4
hrpriHei
or misery
rerv0usm0.hsfTl
Ia-- q nei'V-i
Oh l lie ~
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Of the proposed amendment wasto
secure white Supremacy, said Mr.
Prichard the real purposes was to dis
franchise thousRifds of white and Col
ored citizens and thus create an officer
holding class. There could be 10
fear of Negro domination in North
Carolina, declared Mr. Pritchard, be-
cause the outnumbered the blacks by
two to one. He regard the attempt
to amend the constitution as an effort
to legislate the fraudulel methods of
the Democratic party.
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ble ard fearful mother car.ot h'Et d Ie Iai
and cheerful chilli I'm ral ana ~.
child will reflect the mot.ers ali,lyIJ. w
The best preparation for m".5s[aoy, I..'5,
made by the use Of DR. P''-- E-,,
Prescription. It's pcrfclt --aLI9t y,' a
sensitive feminine or~0H,sr 8'Ers. /
natural influence over tic NINA :. !
ishes anxiety and fear. lt dors a"a' i /
the misery of morning sickness :. y :.
vitality and elasticity To- .ae o,SaHs .,;GI
liarly feminine, and nflEes INC --,I
motherhood easy and hue!' -,
healthy mothers, capable Of nnIs.lp.s
nourishing the babes they Drins I'm, 'r
werid. (" FaVorite Prescription eol'I' lrc,
alcohol, whisky or Other intoHicSH-
no substitute. 49,. et
Mrs. AxL Kjer, Of Gordouvil'e, CaI. carE i
deau Go, Mo, writes: Wnen - ,--i
little boy feel it my duty To- writt .. ~. I'd
haps .soine one will see uy testiil.,-!' "a
led to yse your FAvorite Pres2np eal d
blsSsed fp the same way. Ihns ma,r-.ty; ~
and the only 6rfe who came g nla.s.s-s sa.ss
others having died from lack o. nou ,7gs
50 tha d0stor said. was not S'c<g ga,,il try .
ard this time tust thought ! -" ard q :
: PfSscription.' I took nine bottles, aL "A
vuTpTiee Il carried me through '"' -', 80
6ne a little hov as etc Vi, H"sH 4d
one-ifxff I,oands. lie j. raT av' SO
haynever been sick a day 70 sis
eytrytfody .wI'o gees fi'u de'' -
20. II Wac ~ :. - Sst 1.:-;' '''~ ~
iilse = srz: :, - F+--s'F4.. q ..'' ~
lie. B0-Tt.S'4ss {. f+s, - -
Gse peopi<. .. aas D- III. e
up nnd psinlSi them ''' yT,ts
DIR. Pieroe's Pleasant 7 Its cuia
uess 10. -
gss'laa1 IS sass 81
.--,. 49, .r-,r.s- a.. 81. .,- ~.
no? ''''' r. ...1s.ss
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A very pretty custom obtains among !
tain classes by which the newly mzms]
pair stats a savings bank for the chlA y
to be. Every day a penny or dlme
the case may be, is dropped into the Oll
The Parsons weekly blade., 1900-01-26

THE STATE OF KANSAS, to Ed
Lewis defendant in the above entitled
action, Greeting:
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CAPITAL $500. 900. INCORPORATE
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ELL SUIzO
Gram colDaadoV D Gaze Restaurant

situadO en- unO de los lugares mas
pinLoresco y recreatiyo de La PLAYA
de Ponce, dando frente a la Bahia.
BESIDE dichO establecilniento, Sc dis
frutan de las lrescas & higienicas bri-
sas del mar, dQnde SO observan Ia
llegada salida de las embarcaciones
que frecuentan nue9tro puerto.
Las familias que deaean embaPcarse
gOzan de la comodidad de que la casa
cuenta con una buena empresa de
hOtes, tantO de recreo como de car
"a, al prOpiO tempo todo aquel que
desea embarcarse, pueda dirigir tanto
do la ciudad como de los pueblOs Ii
mitrOtes, los equipaies con nOta de-
taliada dc su comisi0n, y el estable
clmiento una vez recibidOs, bajO su
respOnsabilidad, SO encarga de cum
plimentar las OPdenes cue SO le indi
quen, sin mOlestia de ninguna clase
para ell remitente.
Los aparadOres del &Suizo@ men
sualmente renueyan sus existencias
de diStintas pPocedencias de Europa
cuantO pueda pretender oil gusto mas
exigente es cOmplacido en- el acto a
medida de su deseO, tantO On licores
GJiBO Oh GObSOA V clog AtAA1OS5 SdAACOcto,
yinOs de IL y Ia amos, frutaS secas v
on almibar, turrones no hay mas
ALA, cOndturas 10 que 50 pida: aguas
minerales para las comidas, cham
pagne dc dIferentes classes, brands y
cOgnac de 20, % y 30 amos, anisados
rome de differences ed2des; surtido
complete.
El restaurant esta montado la al
tura de los de Europa con servici0
especial diariO desde las d de la ma
mana, hasta las Ii de la noche; cOci-
na a La fraucesa inglesa Y espanola
para banqletes con aviso OportunC SO
prepara tOdo cuantO Sc desee, desde Ia
mesa hasta los platOs de mas gusto.
POncen el establecimiento el
sSaizOo venido a coadyugar en- una
parte al progreso de nuestra culta po-
bIaci0n; desde la sonora y caballero
mas humilde, hasta el mas potentado
que 10 honre con su vista serd com
placidO a medida de su deseo.
Ponce, Febrero l.. de 1900.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-06-23
HOMBRES DEBILES
RECOBRAD VUESTRO VIGOR
la DEM0Rk ES PELIGR0SA.

Parece que ell Creador h1 ordenadO que despues
de la sangre ell fuido vital seminal sea Ia sub
atanCia mas preciOsa en- el cueTp0 del hombre, y
alluna p@rdEGa contranatural de el produclr&
siempre reSultadGs desaStrosOs.
Muchos homDres han muerto de Intermediates
corrientes, tales las del coTazon del h1gadSs
de los rinones Intermediates pulmonaresy etc.
por haber per1nitido IS su vitahdad gastarse, ex-
poniendose aSi faces yfctimas do estRs
Intermediates cuando algunas cajas dc Edestras
medici0as tCmadas tempo. habrfan impedldo
estas dabilitantes p6riidas asi preServando SUI
Vitalidad para resistEr q los ataques de esas pelt
RFOsaS Intermediates
NuGhos hombres han negatlo ieItap pero segUrE-
mente, q nm estado de demencia tncura0le a cause
de estAs perdidas, sin saber La verdadera csusa
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-06-23
SON ESTOS Sus SINTOMAS !?

PrediIecci6n al onanisn1o, elnisiones de d1G de
noche derrames al estar en- preseneia de una
1aseiyas; granos 0OntraccioneS Ge los mtIsculoS
(que son precuFsores de Ia Ep4leDsia); pensa-
mientos suenOs voluptuosos; sof0cacioness
tendencias q dorInftar dormir, sensaci6n de ers-
brutecimiento, perdida de Ia volayltads falta de
dolores las piernas en- los mfsculOs, sensRci0n
de tIisteza Y de salientos inquietud, falta dc
memOTaa. indecisiOn, melaneol1a, cansancto des-
tantes ante Ia vista, debiHdad despues del aet0 .
de perdida involun taria; derrame al haeer
esfuerzOs la silla, ru1do silbidO los 0idos,
timtd62, manos pies pegajosOs fTtos, tenor de
algttn peligro inminente de muerta infortunio,'
imp0tencta pareial Q total, deTFame premature 3
tardio, p6rdida disminueion de los deseos, de-
caiIniento de la sensibilidad Grganos caidoS
deDiles, dyspepsia, etc, etc. AIgunos de esos
hombrS que 6ebe Fecuperar sus enery8das fuerzas
whales q vendra q ser presa de aSgalna fatal
Noaotros solcitamos de todcs los que sutress
de alguno de los s1ntomas aTriba enumerados,
comunicandose con nuestrs Compafl1a de medicOs
espeeialistas que han tenido veinte amos de ex-
perienGia, tratandO Intermediates de los neryios "
del sistema sexual y qutenes pueden ygarantizar
una c1lacion radical permanente.
Eay1enos @ s, una relaeioD eompleta de So case.
pacion ST cssado 6 solterG, cuales de los sim
tomas nombrados Sc le han msnifestado I'd, v
81 Udv ha usado algun tratamteiltO para genorrea,
sstre&lez Stills alguna otr& enferaedad vensrea.
NuesI'a junta de medicos diagnosticara ense4i
guda II cuidadosaIneBte case tgratis) inform
ara I'd. de 10 que le cuesta tratamiento do
treinta dt9s en- el que efectuaFsa curaci6nI
RADICAL se le q I'd sl sOfuIeta ss,lud VI
yolveld I'd a ser un holnbre vigornso 81 I'd nos
remite cincO pesos en- billetes de EEsfs 6 giro
postal poIno garant1a de ouena f6, ie eclviar6mos
enseGulda las med1C1nas reQueriGtaS por oorreO
ceFtitciado, tan proDtO como nuest-E ianta do
m6diGGs haya decidido el complete trAtamientO
que I'd. debe someterse. ~
COMPANIA AEsPECIALIsTAi del EOKTE
7ao Vincent Bldg Broadway & Duaae ST..
GeW York. E, Q. de a. ~ -
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-06-23
ST: MANDA GRATIS
A T0D0 FL MUND0 |
n pA0UETE DE pRUEBA DEk. RAS
FkMOS0 REMEDiOy 4
e1E REsYAsLEcE NUV Pa0NTO e. VEGA pERDl0a.

Tc,do ei que ccurra al State Medical ImstltaeaA
y U., recibirA poE Correo, gratis, I'M nsdWseS
del rernsdio mas Detab1e, CON que Sc has Sar@o&
III miles de hombres, quienes haoian Ve1icfS Lar
ehnrdo inuti1meutes Isor largo tempo eontxs La
axzfernaedad fisfca y mental de IA p@iafdA 60
ysror. Su exito ha sido tan grande qrs,s "a pR@
Aa In hunaaniddd, ha resEelto este lnsttnto R@A
CaltlY Rratuitan1erte paqGetes de pruebsi en&@@
Ham ssrsonas que ocuTran ei. FL tratkHAane@
% psi@de efectuar su propio hogAr, ain raGlSss
tia; Rgi ea Que Sodo Ell que padezca de oeoilAd@G
sexual bajo cuaIquier forma, va procedA @@
axrores de Juventud, pkrdida premature de fnas@
Ia v sneraoria, depression fisica. varicocal@ %
axrsariaci6n de Iss zrtes puede curarsetp psg as~
maisro er sd casa, sin desperSsr la wizAnA 1ts6ss
el6n 8 curiosidad poT parte de nadie.
Este reraetiio tienss efecto parttcu1afEAa@AN
Rientador, y deSaIoiia rapidauentS las fEexE2n
HaicAg. Tansbisn cura todas las enferFnsda6sa
eausndas COR ell largo abuso de 1aa 1r,ncfoSse
maturaies. 3 Dor cualqrier accidente del mism9
wAnero, en- las que siei1pre ha aldo veadsAaEA~
MIante soberano. =
I'll Institnto quiere syndar aqneilG eIhs9 %
hsnorea qne no pueden tis5as 60 hogax para liz VI
ewr1rse; por ESQ les rnanda gratis ava Ma@@ap
kra cne Ses darA uaa prueba de In faSsiidad essh
nrt0 ouedan curarse por 81 rismc do In aaoalas
Amsl SEXUAL otraa anfernsedadss ds In MaE&S@ah
awpe.ie, usardo remedies adeGu2do@.
nj Institute hacn ningana excapeA&%s RsaaA
saanaa gratis todo Ell qre 1s Wscrlba Sm gsaQN@hB
Aa rrreba, cridzdcS2uiezsta sel1ado page @StsaR
ewAiyu uier inconxenente pnStlcldRd. ToaM mGs,
Vcitsd dixsatda ali State Medical IAhsitN4Mx mGs
viatn do ob4auer paquetes de pruchA, sara afM9p
AIda r,ronta aaazerAdRmanaa.
Sd supliea Isa i@ctcsaes esexibaa mz R&RaaSA
Ga tlernpos
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E0sFArIaA FALlkREs. Ailussnso ss.es RIssa
Hotel Colonial
Gales Is Y H. N. w.

Washington, D. C.
Situado on la parte mas c6ntrica de
la ciudad Immediate a la Casa Blanca
y los Departamentos del GObierno.
Por frente del hotel cfuzan tram
Was en- todas direcciones.
Restaurado ultimamente. Salones
de reception; de lectura, billares para
los hu6spedes, cafe, buffet, &.
Departamentos para familias y ha
bitaciones con banos particulares.
Servicio esmerado: telegraph; tel6-
tono &.
Precios moderados.
W. r. Koch, propietario,
I'm. d. Mayo de 1900.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-06-23
EL SOL del Canada?

Supicamos al intsgente p6bco de Isa Ia ectua
udo do heross cone evitando as soprend
por Sociedades gantdss asegU Yuestras
vidas, tomat lnformss ,as
B. Scorer S4pora"ts eeneG 3 Meltz, Agente general
6GQMero Agees es6a M Lago Fernando M Ces-
Agsnts socador Das Daya; Agentea
en- Ponce BlaainH Hermsros Ponce, Abrl u ano aiS
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-06-23


@ pre Foza Gn ugant taato Onanto tempo %
conunusra
a
Ia'lsEo, S0stoso b
ESQ 50 Ama procedec equldAd vgar los intsresss de
os aseguca0os de IA
de POLzAS!
TRES
zTo as saaA
saus,o L5Uo
Rabra condolences pryiegios mas favorables para os
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-06-23
" V9r1ta.jas

Ia garants del aobno del Canada
u
de
snorpeeanlent0s pari1Go
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-06-23

EsG CooGNa "a Qe ofece q asegwados 0entjG p1svi
eg0s eecsGs que Consp0aaas SocdGdes
TG6ajsdO q hrGbNlan toda Ia 4nsdricG, sabcr
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-06-23

New York Niue stras pueden ser vistas
sn cssa de Vale y Caaoio, Ponce y
se suvisn gratis por correo 81 qua las
pida. Aeosta 81 de 1899.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-06-23
iCortese Esa!'as!

Desde que Sc toma Ia prirnera dosis
sobreyiene el sosiego y el descanso,
ceSa Ell cosquilleo de la garganta, ell
espasmo decrece, la tos desaparece.
No re aguarde hasta que venga la pull
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-06-23
Compa6la 'TI-rasatIantica
EspanoIa

On vapor de esta Companfa lie eores condolences para
oasaieros egara este puerto LII 20 de cada ad
rnitiend9 estos pare STA CRUZ DE TENERIFE, CADla
BARCELONA v f~earga" para CADIz. BARCELONA dE-
SNOVA TRIESTE IL -
1.ds,. j. aea. deg. .. g. pref emgrsnt e.
Para Espana: els0 . 100 $50 $50 $50
de 58 =
eves, pecios so ontisndeu sEs 0ls.
Gcrms dEfsne 4 ~ consisas MaO % s@ P~zA'
d. FELICI.
Ponce, Dlcismbre 23 le 1859
para AeassrAHs& H
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-06-23
PFivil9gios

ssgarsdo puede Edr suaer del mundo dedca
70 IEsnt da. de sangaEa pEima
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-06-23
ABAD, sTEINACHER 6 co.

INGENIER0 CIVILES
sIS6 Fifth Aveuus, Nav YORK.
So sncargarAn Dc organiEar empHeasa
para In exploitation de conCeslonea Can
do ninaa, riegoS = oDras de inteTea &C.
nsrsI Az PorEo Rico IN combinaci6n de
cs EatadOa UnidOs.
R=-.-=-a.. ssrta nn Puexto Rico;
ynrY0ndT amKM AcBEK. Poacp
f9R@ Juliol4 &, 1922
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-06-23
PRIVILEGIO CONTRA CADUCIDAD

Sobre este lama1nos muy parouarente la atenci6n de-
p1bco por Compaaa del Continente Americana
que concede semeiante Priyleglo.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-06-23
iEsTk UD. sORDo q?

Toda clase de sortlera Y personas que no oI-
gan blen, son curables por medic de nuasfra
aneva a invencion; solanente losque hayan naci-
40 soroo son incurables. Los ruidos EN- las ore
Jas cesan inmediatamente. Escrfbanos t,orr1e-
nores sobre su case. Cada perso ma puede curar-
Sc Por 81 nalsna en- su casa, con may POGO gasto.
DIX. DALTONS AURAL CLINIC, 500 La Sale Ave.
CHICAGO ILL.s e. y. As
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1900-01-28
MARTINS FERRY.
Local News From the City of work.
shops and Mills.
j. n. PhiIlIp. Honered.

Al the Star Theater, last night. J. r.
Phillips, the former manager OF the Laugh
lin Tin Plate Company, was most hand
somely remembered by his former en-
ployes. Mr. Phillips is now manager Of the
Pittsburg district for the above company
which was quite q promotion from the
management OF the local mill but II
proved that the company has found bin
man Of ability and worth. On arriving IN
the city On business yesterday. Mr.. Phil
lips found that not only the company held
him IN high esteem, but that those who
had been in his employ while manager also
had an apprecative feeling for their for
ner manager, and last night at the thea
ter be vas presented with a handsome
chest. made OF rosewood, the corners of
which were artistically hoGrd with heavy
silver plates. The cTsest contained fifty
nine pieces Of ware, consisting OF silver
knives, forks. spoons ard other pieces. Of
which come are gold lined. The present is
certainly a eaufifui che and one that VIII
long be appreciated BY Mr. Phillips A
most appropriate programme was rem
dered and those attending. all being re-
quiTed 10 have an Invitation. numbered
about six hundred. In flle second part Of
the programme Mr.. c. a Robinson, Of
wheeling. manager OF the wheeling dis
trict for the American Tin Plate Company.
made the presentation. 1fr. Robinson
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1900-01-28

Special to the Register
CLEVELAND, o.. January 27.-Dy-
ing from hunger and cold, August
Fetch, 70 years of age. was found ly-
mig on the bare floor of his squalidly
furnished home at SO Dudley street to-
day.
No smoke had been seen coming
from the chimney Of Fietch's home
for weeks. nor had the old men been
seen to leave or enter the house.
NJ. Klein, of 46 Dudley street, de-
cided to-day to make an investigation.
Fietch's door was locked Klein
forced it. Fetch was lying on the
floor, apparently dead. His heart was
beating feebly, however, and Drs. +.
Lee and Mitigate were summoned.
He is dying from hunger" the doc
tors said at noon. 1T is too late to
save him.
Fetch regained consciousness. how
ever. He said he had not had fire
this winter and had been without food
for several days.
What have you done with all your
money. ne was asked. as IL was
known he had a pension.
Il gave it to the church" he said.
Officers from the Twelfth precinct
station investigated. They found that
Fetch had given the Second United
Brethren Church. corner Dudley and
Elton streets two lots. worth several
thousand dollars. In order to make his
payments on the lots Fetch had pawn
ed all of his furniture except a table
and two chairs. His pension-SS0
month-had gone the same way.
Rev. Mr.. Dunsweiler, the pastor OF
the church, said
"Feitch has been missing from ser
vices for a month. We went to his
house several times. but always found
it locked. 1t is true that Fietcn gave
the church two valuable lots"
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1900-01-28
FATALLY HURT.
Terrible Accident ON the c., L. &
w. Road. Friday Night.

At about half-past ten o'clock Friday
night, Fred Roach, popular brake
man on the C., l.. & w. railroad, fell
from car on train No. rs, at tunnel
siding, near Flushing. His body fell
outside of the track, but his lt1abs were
over the rails and three cars, caboose
and an engine passed over him, sever
ing one leg just below the hip and the
other below the knee.
AS the engine at the rear of the train
passed over hira the engineer heard his
cries, and the unfortunate young man
was picked up by the train crew and
placed in the cab Of the engine and
taken t, the Flushing depot, short
distance away Although all these
cars ran over him, when picked up he
was perfectly rational and pleaded with
his fellow workmen to give him some
thing to stop the pain, saying that, he
would not recover. He was taken to
the Flushing hospital and before leav-
ing he babe his friends good-by and
told them he would never see them
again. His last plea was a pathetic
one, which was: Don't tell my mother.
l am not afraid to die. My only regret
is my mother"
Mr.. Koach's home is at Harrisville,
about twelve miles west Of Bridgeport,
where his mother lives. He formerly
taught school, but gave it up to Try
railroading and had concluded to give
up this work, and expected this to be
his last trip, which was so unfortunate
At $50 last evening he was still living,
but little hope for his recovery was ex-
pected. While he had been in the en-
ploy of the railroad but a short time,
he had many friends and was always
in a jovial mood, and his sad accident
was lamented by all. Mr.. Roach was
about thirty-five years Of age and sim
gle, and had been boarding at Mrs.
CraWford's. on Bank street.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1900-01-28
A TRUST EXPERT ON TRUSTS.
A National Incorporation Law
Would Provide Sufficient Powers
Inder GoNernment Control.


Would Provide Sufficient Powers
Under Government Control.
NEW YORK, January 27.-'Trusts"
was the subject of an interesting talk
last evening a. the ninth annual din
ner and reunion of the New York AS
ISOLATION of the Alumni OF the SYRIA
cuse University at the Hotel st. Denis
by John D. Archbold, president of the
board of trustees and vice president
of the Standard Oil Company. Mr..
Archbold said:
''The remedy for the unrest on this
question undoubtedly lies in the d.
rection of national or federal corpora
lions. If such corporations ehould be
made possible under such fair restric-
tions and provisions as should right
fully attach TO them, any branch OF
business could be freely entered upon
by all corners, and the talk OF monop-
oily would drain away, be done away
with. Our present system OF State
corporations, almost as varied in their
provisions as the number of States. is
vexatiouS alike to the business COM
munity and to the authorities of the
several States. Such federal action
ned not take away from the State its
right to taxation or police regulation.
but would make 1t impossible for BUSH
ness organiza tons TO know the general
terms on which they could conduct
their business in the country at large"
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1900-01-28
THE SYMPTOM TUNNEL.
An Interesting Report From Consul
FrankenthnI. at BeTne.

WASHINGTON. d. c.. January 81
A report to the state Department from
Consul Frankenthal. ut Berne, records
the progress of one of the greatest en-
gineering enterprises Of the century,
which begun November 10, 1898, when
the first blow was struck on the Sirnp-
lon tunnel. This tunnel Will be twelve
and a half miles long-the longest IN
the worlds to be completed ID Ave
and a half years, and is 10 cost 49,
413,500. 1t will be the third tunnel
connecting Italy with outlaying eoun-
tries by rail, and will save forty-three
and a half miles between Paris aud
Milan. There are many engineering
features of this great undertaking
briefly referred to in the consul's re-
ports which make it OF extraordinary
interest to civil engineers. All CT these
were the inventions Of Engineer
Brandt, who died a year after the be-
ginning Of the work. Up 10 the date
OF the report, December II last. two
and one-ffth miles OF the tunnel had
been completed.