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SANE ONLY WHEN WHEELING.
The Strange AmfctfOn of n Young
Woman From Iowa


ST. PAUL. Mimi. June ia case that
is attracting much attention is that of
Miss Ellen Haven. who came here a short
time ago from Lucky Valley. Iowa, to be
treated for what is considered a mild form
Of insanity The condition Of the patient
appears to have been merely aggravated
by the change. and she is to be sent to
New York for treatment
Miss Haven has all her life been athletic.
and for the last fifteen years she has lived
on the farm Of Paul Haven, her brother.
in Iowa Early in March one OF the broth
er's children was caught by the arm in a
coTnsheller. which resulted in terrible
wounds. While one OF the elder Haven
boys went after the local doctor on
horse. Miss Haven jumped on her bicycle
and rode TO Sioux City, a distance Of TWEEN
ty miles. to obtain the services Of first
class surgeon. She covered the distance,
over hill and dale. in about an hour, faint
ing upon her arrival at the doctors Office.
When revived Miss Haven appeared TO be
out Of her mind, and since that time she
has not been entirely sane except when
riding her bicycle.
The best specialists in this city assert
that the disease from which Miss Haven
- cumming - 81 ass AeNd dNSA lDE Al OF
neurasthenia, brought on by the nervous
exhaustion Of her terrific ride after the
doctor and the death Of her nephew. de-
spite her efforts to save him. They de-
clare that the case is one for hypnotic
suggestion, and have urged that the IN
fortunate young woman be permitted TO
ride wheel as often as she will. arguing
that, as she is sane while In the saddle
and insane while out OF it, the logical
i
making her lucid periods longer than the
periods OF alteration. By This means they
believe the disease viii disappear in the
course Of time.
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GERMANY's MEDICAL HOST.
Increase OF Doctors Greater Than
That of the Population.

United States Consul Pitcairn writes to
the State Department. from Hamburg, that
there has been an increase in the number
of practicing physicians in Germany during
the past thirteen years from Is 1924 to 21,-
725-56-25 per cent. During the same Pc
Eiod the increase il population has only
been II per cent.
In Prussia. OF l.s20 military and marine
physicians, only 81 out OF every 100 now
becomes general practitioners Formerly.
81 out of every leo left the service and
entered general practice, demonstrating
that the ranks of the general practioneers
of medicine are becoming more and more
crowded. The number Of midwives is not
increasing IN comparison with the popu-
lation.
There are 1909 practicing dentists in
the German Empire. American dentists. or
German dentists who have received their
education in the United States, command
the best fees and are held in the highest
repute.
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white Supremacy Clubs.

RALEIGH. n. c.. June 11.-White su-
premacy clubs have now been organized
in seyenty-fve out OF the ninety-seven
counties in the State Francis d. Win
stOn, the State organizer, says that in
every county where there are clubs the
situation is more satisfactory and that
the clubs are a most potent factor.
The evening times., 1900-06-11

Representative and Mrs Aldrich Of Ala
bama will leave next Sunday for Phi,adel-
phia. where Mr.. Aldrich goes to attend
the National Convention. From Philadel-
phia they will make a short visit 10 At
lantic City.
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Jenerson's Two Collections.

The Yicissitudes which the archives Of
Virginia have undergone illustrate the way
in which State papers disappear. afterward
In some instances coming to light in an
other Jurisdiction. jefferson. appreeiating
their value to the State and to the Init
ed States. collected all the early legal and
other documents that he could find These
formed the besis Of the first and part OF
the second volume OF Hening's Statutes at
Large When Jefferson sold his library tn
Congress in 1915 many OF his manuseripts
came along with the books. but he retained
some Of them. and when in 1929 his second
library was sold at auction in Washington.
The evening times., 1900-06-11
The Only Kind the People Enjoy

casual observation viii soon demonstrate 10
you what beer the people love best. Co 20 any
OF the prominent hotels restaurants in the city
and see the people enjoy Heurieh's Maerzen Sen
ate. or Lager You wifi also enjoy Heurich's il
you phone 6S4. Arlington Bottling Co, for q
case.
The evening times., 1900-06-11

Report comes from Lenox that Mr. and
ms. John Sloane hope to have the honor
of entertaining the President and Mrs. Nc
Kinley on the Fourth of July. which is
always celebrated with great patriotism
at that exclusive resort. The cottagers
vie with each other in honoring the day
and il is said that Mr.. and Mrs. Westing-
house expect TO have the largest nIumina-
tion and fireworks display ever seen in
that part OF the country
The evening times., 1900-06-11

Mrs. Wentworth Harris and Miss Flea
nor Harris left yesterday for Narragan-
sett.
The evening times., 1900-06-11

Mrs u S. Grant, with Mrs Sartoris and
Miss Sartoris. is located for the season
at the Hotel Darlington. at Rictheld
Springs.
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EXCURSIONS.
CEautauqua Beach.

The prettiest summer resort on the Ches1pesks
Bsy. formerly Bay Ridge. now open for excUr-
sioas- Trains leave B. s. O station daily. excerpt
Sundae a. follows $50 A. m. 4-S0 p m: leave
beach. 1:i5 q m Liberal terms 20 sunday
schools. societies etc Religious savyicIs every
Sunday. Hotel now open for guests Apply 70
r. H. PARKER. Bay Ridge or Chautzuqul Beaca.
Nd ie9-tf
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CHINESE HARD TO PLEASE
Consul General Wildman Writes
About Trade Conditions.

CeiestiaIs Do Not Want TInware or
Tools-Mschinery Unable to Com
Patent Medicines Might Find n
Ready Sale II They Effected Cures.
The evening times., 1900-06-11
RECORDS OF TRE NATION
Gathering Data Relating to the Ar
ehiVeS Of ihe Government.

Many Valuable Public Papers Lost,
Injured, and Observation-Disclosures
Seek 10 Have Copies of Colonial,
Territorial, and state Documents
Preserved at the National Library.
The evening times., 1900-06-11

Mrs. Mclean. mother OF Mrs Dewey
and Mr.. John r. Mclean. has leased the
Emmet cottage on the Ocean Road at Mar
ragansett, where she Will pass the greater
portion of the summer.
The evening times., 1900-06-11

Miss n. E. Gale. Of X Street. has taken
the 'Idlewild" cottage at Narragansett.
The evening times., 1900-06-11

The Brazilian Minister and family will
spend the summer al the Hall cottage in
the Pequot colony at New London. Conn.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-02-19
Ayullad
aPto-R Rico.

Del <Philadelphia North Ame-
rican.> -
Ming una puna4persona que este
en- su sal no juicio .podra acu ar q
William Nc Kinleys de deb illdad en-
la doctrina proteccionista. Pero 81
es % la vez que proteccionista, ex-
pansionista. ....D
Puerto Rico acept6 on salts
fac cci6n la soberania americana. Su
pueblo sa lud6 festej6 q nuestros
sol dados. Ell resultado ha sido,
para los islefos, la ruina comercial.
La ayuda que ell Congreso les da es
reb ajarles un 75% antes que NADIA,
pero hacienda saber q los puerto
rriquef1os que ellos son extrange-
ros, no parte> de los Estados Uni
dos, no miembros de la familia anne
rica ina, segdn desearon i esperaron
con toda raz6n al dejar de estar bajo
la domination Espaf1ola.
Los responsables de esta repug-
nan ncia del Congreso & tratar benig-
nan npente 8 Puerto Rico, son les
ego oistas. in nteresados; tar estrechas
mir as, tam limitada compression de
10 que es nuestro deber, sin duda
algp una que ha de causar III efecto
desastroso entire los habitantes de
la I sla. Tambien ha de am ortiguar
esta condu eta entusiasmo de la frac-
cion que en Cuba desea la an nexi6n.
ST fuera Puerto Rico bastante
fuer tie par a determinar por ST mis-
mo 10 que con relacion & este pals
debiera ha cerse, no es dif1cil adivi-
mar la respuesta que daria a un sis
tema de legislation que coloca La isla
en- a situa9i6n de una dependencia,
bueh pa para sacar provecho de ella,
pero no 10 bastante para gu Q pueda
asist tir q nuestro banquete a nues.
ira mesa
- El Con ngreso procede inspirado
an u n crilerio que es indigno de la
naci6n. Q
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Situaci0n
ls0StenibIe

La mejor demonstration de la di.
hcil sltuaci6n que atravesamos es ii
Jarse en- las corrientes de emigra
ci6n hacia Cuba otros pafses, do
puertorriquenos que siempre tan
apegados han sido al terruf1o.
En- la segunda expedition de
emigrantes que sale de Ponce pa ra
Cuba, hay anotaios va para la mar
cha 27O individuos, de los cuales seis
solamente son espaf1oles, los demas,
puertorriquen los. Ffjense por la 81
guiente nota que casi todos los pu e.
bios dan su contingente.
Maunabo 1, Cabo Rojo 6, Pc a.
ce 100, Mayaguez 8, Guayama 2. San
Juan 5, Adjuntas l3, Juana Diaz y,
Utuado l8, Humaoao 10, Pepino p,
Coamo 6. Barrananitas 1. Birros 1,
Lares 13, Fa a d 1, Nagua5r 8, Jayu
va 2, Patillas 2, Loiza l, Yabucoa 3,
Luquillo 2, Ca muy 2, Carolina /, P O.
nuelas 5, Las Piedras 8, Quebradi-
Has 6, Moca 1, Agnadilla 2, Vega
alta 2, Cayey 3, Yauco 10, San Ger
man 4, Sabana Grande 6, Isabella 3,
Arecibo 3, Ciales'1, Colnerfo 8, Do.
RADIO |, Hatillo 1, Vega baja 2, Rio
Piedras 1, Af1asco 1.
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pesos mensuales en- llenar debida
m0nt0 Sn cnmoti1n

pesos mensuales en- nenar debida-
mente 4su cometido.
Cuenta la sociedad con medicos,
farmaceuhcos, como los Sres. doc.
toctores Ruiz y Cuetoy ell ledo. We.
lez que prestan gratuitamente sus
servlcloS q las costureras Y mujeres
desamparadas.
Paga de sus fondos la sociedad
el alquiler de sus viviendas q varias
familias, habiendo conseguido del
Gobierno que, & las pobres qu9ocu-
pan las b6ve las de los fuertes, no SO
les moleste nj Sc les prive de elias.
~Los me 1icos de San Juan, estos
sacerdotes de la humanidad y por la
humanidad olvidados Sc reunen Y
convienen dar conocer a la Socie.
dad <The Woman's aid, la necesidad
de uu Hosp tai de matoruidad aquf,
en esta Capital de San Juan, donde
pobres mujeres han d4do lug en-
zaguanes y letrinas. Y manana en-
la noche Sr. Director esta S,.ciedad
brinda la oportunidad a la, perso-
mas carltativas de Id Capital, para
que vAyan al Teatro y cou su obolo
contribuyan 8 una obra de Benefi-
cencia. pedida por los medlcos puer-
torriq queflo> tpdus
Hay los fondos para la conStruc.
ci6a d'I Hospital. Ell Ayunta nien.
to de San Juan ha concedilo el te.
rreno gratis por uuauine acuerdo
de su cabildo: pero Is necesario que
proporciouemos los fondos necesa.
rios pa ra que el Hospital de M sUer-
nidad tenga una vida independents.
Que empecemos q crear Ia Benefi-
cencia privada en- colectividad, so.
bre tOdO, que las personas caritati.
vas de los Estados Unidos, vean que
sus hermanas de Puerto RICO res
ponden a las excitaciones de la carl.
dad ayu dando en- sus angustias la
infeliz madre sin pan y sin hogar.
Dr.. Jose L1go ViNas.
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v ira $ y bro Or! las'
EL BOXE0.

Nos a1nericanizamos que es un
contento. Los formidables puf1eta
EOS, las con torciones, saltos i lucha
cuerpo a cuerpo fueron aplaudidos
fren4ticamente. IT,,
Y ESQ que nuestro pdblico esta
acostum brado yer cosas M ayores.
Porque en- ell boxeo repdblico fe-
deral hay xgarnatas, rompica-
zos> que deian tamafitos a esos que
Sc daban el sabado en- la noche. Con
una particularidad, que 10 hac en- mu-
cho nnejor, pues nunca el co leador'
que dicen es el gobferno, ha llevado
su guantada.
En- cuanto q saltos; ioue q no
sotros venirnos con esas! que anda-
mos q salto de mata, con las tarifas
aduan neras.
Lo que decfa un pol1tico; ique!
esos saltos no valen NADIA, saltos
grandes los que 70 doy, desde ultra
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The Woman 'sA!! S.ciis|!
OfPorto-Rico.
Sr. Director
DE LA CORRESPONDENCE
San Juan P r. FebrerO 10 1900
San Juan P. r. Febrero 10 1900.

Estimado sef1or y amigo distin-
guido: Esta noche celebra su pri-
mer aniversario la Sociedad Wo--
mans aid of Porto-Rico. La Junta
Directiva acord6 ofrecer un after
noon-tea q sus socios i protectores
en- conmemoracion de este memorial
BILE acontecimiento, eli giendo como
punto de reunion ell local que ocupa
la sociedad, hora de q 6 p. m
LA CORRESPONDENCE fue Ell
primer peri6dico que celebro la fun
daci6n de esta sociedad en- la que
confraternizan seforas norte .amerl1
canas y puertorriquenas. Ell doctor
Rafael del Vale con su primoroso
estilo y buen decir augur6, como
cronista de ese diario, los benefcios
que habfa de prestar esta sociedad; !;
y & fe que ell doctor del Valle tiene
buen ojo cl1nico; la asociacion ha
dado trabajo diario a mas de 300 cos
tureras, sirviendo esta ropa para
cubrir desnudeces de cientos de nj
nos, infelices mujeres y multitud de-
desvalidos. Gastando cerca de mil
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;JuStiCia
para Puerto Rico.
(DEL BALTIMORE AMERICAN>)

DEL BALTIMORE AMERICA
La question palpitante del mo.
mento en- ell Congreso es 10 que Sc
ha de hacer por Puerto Rico. Y
ademas de los meritos del asunto,
este no tiene dificultad alguna en- su
sOluci0n.
Puerto Rico . es una parte de
nuestro territorio, 10 mismo que 10
son Arizona 6 Alaska, New York ID
Ohio, la Constitution i las leyes
son una gufa absolute para tfatar de
la Isla.
La decision de la Corte Supre-
ma, la costumbre no interr "a mpida
durante ma centuria, dicen que no
ha de haber tarifas contra caalquier
porci6n de los Estados Unidos. FL
Presidente, en- su mensaje, indic6
que era urgente aplicar cuan nto an
tes q la Isla la Constitution leyes,
en- raz6n al estado de los habitantes
del pals. Ell On ico objective al ane-
xar un pals es ell de adelantaf i, hacer
progresar su riqueza, mejd drar su
condici6n; los puertorriquehos es-
tan ahora mucho, pero muGhlsimo
peor que cuando eran gobernados
por la Monarqu1a espanola, pura
simplemente porque no esta 10 cobb
jados por las ley es nj por la Consti-
tuci6n.
Ellos sufren severas cargas con-
tributivas por todo 10 que i'm portan
exportan; asf es que no pueden yer
ell benefcio de sus esfu erzos, bene-
ficio que era una realidad cua ndo te
MAN abiertos los mercados de Espa
fla.
La Constitute ion les favorece; ell
Presidente, en- Ell mensaje, les favo
rece, las decisio mes de la Corte, asf
como la. costum bre establec ida les
son favorables; pero el Trust azuca-
rero la Association de Tabaco de
Nueva Inglaterra Sc les oponen en-
su camino.. Ambos Trusts die On que
los productos de La Isla har1a ID una
competencia ruin osa q los pro- ductos
de la Metropolis; pero aquf sa bemos
10 que hay de .verdad. No saciados
esos Trusts con los favores que las
leyes les prestan, quieren nevar la
miseria q Puerto Rico.
Es dif1cil ere er que ell Congreso
acepte tai proposi sici6n: Els ridfculo
hablar de las exigencias gu berna.
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montana al gorro frigio contorcio-
nes mas de las que hemos hecheApa.
ra captarnos la sonrisa de los que
magonean, no las har&n nunca ese
Leary ese Derny.
# Y ell salto de espanoles & 4norte.
americanos nos esta resultando un
salto mortal, siquiera par b que SO
culnpla el refran de a gra an salto
gran quebranto.
Termin6 Ia function entire ell a.
pl uso del pdblico saliendo los bo-
xeadores, como sale 81 pals del bo-
xeo pol1tico, con las narices rotas.
Nota importante: La Protecto-
ra de los animales no imp puso MIN
guna multa.
iAll rigth!
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i0JC!
Semi|Ias do hortaIizas.

Envlando un dollar, en- un bile
te. en- orden posUa al, 8 en- selios de
correo sin usar, Sc remite q cualquier
punto de la isla, e4 un paquete Ger
tificado, una colec cci6n de 40 paque-
titos de semilla de hortalizas, COM
puesta de 40 classes diferentes.
Al misno precio Sc remite una
collection de so cla ses de semillas dc
flores, en- menos cantidad de sem lila
que de hortaliza.
Iris Gelpt
REFERENCIA: Cerecedo Hnos.
& ca San Juan de Pto Rico.
A 15-0
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Ofcina, San Francisco SO

mentales. Si no hubiera rentas de
la isla, el Gobierno no 10 notarfa nj
SO preocuparfa; pero 81 Sc cierfan
todas las pnertas 8 Puerto Rico, por
complacer afesos Trusts, entonces
tendrfa que preocuparse el Gobier-
no, porque habrfa de pagar pof el
sostenimiento de miles de hambri en.
tos, habrfa de aceptar la con Sc
cuencia de un esc&ndalo vergonzoso
ante todo el mundo.
Amador ledger., 1900-08-03
THE CHINESE QUESTION.

For at least quarter of century the Wise of the
West have intervals prophesed the ultimate dsmember
of the Chinese empire They have predicted that such
and until the socaed civilized powers absorbed the
great Chinese empire containing nearly onehd of the total
population of the earth All this WE'LL was easily
accomplished paper but has yet pass and
it is question whether will not and whether it
would be to the best interests of the world if it did.
Of all the great powers the United States clearly sug
gess the sensible plan of dealing with Chinanamey,
the maintaining of the open door order that the
Of the world may longer be crippled by Chna lack of
progress.
1t is certainly dangerous thing for the powerful nations
Of the earth endorse the maxim that might makes right
and therefore pounce upon the Celestial empire and pecemea
it out another for i'll the Distribution if after years of
the prize won which has of doubt about
there will naturally arise dssenton and dissatisfaction which
will inevitably terminate in bitter between the nations,
causing breaking up of the harmony believed exist
This will bring about wreched of affairs which
alive the globe will live adjusted and hence
poserity will receive from legacy of hatred toward each
other that will unsee the worldly peace for centuries The
whole of China ten times told not valuable enough the
civilized nations i'll control of the world Justify such
be visited the children the third and fourth
generation.
The proper and reasonable thing do China
naon compromise all international affairs and leave
children river of peace and plenty and river Of
blood and destruction.
We only have life lease of the affairs of this world and
civilized beingsfoowers of the meek and lowly One
who brought peace earth good will man. is duty
to leave the world better condition than when found
IT. and tear not accepted Let the plan of the United
States prevail and thus do with the likelihood of halt
century of bloody between the great powers
Amador ledger., 1900-08-03
Swallowed a Twenty.

About 2:30 o'clock Monday afternoon
man who has been d resident of
Jackson for some time, was around one
of the saloons in town, and, unfortun-
ately for him, displayed twenty
dollar piece. This was rare sight for
some of those who saw the coin. and
several, in a joking manner, made
grab for it. A good-natured scuffle
then ensued, and in endeavoring to
save the coin he unwittingly put it into
his mouth. In laughing, the twenty"
slipped back into his throat, and in
moment he began coughing, but his
efforts to emit the coin were in vain
and 1t passed on down to the stomach.
He went to his boarding house and
nervously told the landlady of the oc-
currence. She advised him to take
some physic Immediately, but he did
not do SO. He went TO DR.. Endicott,
who told him he had done right in not
taking the physic, and advised him to
eat solid foods. The man feels no in
convenience from the foreign substance
In his stomach, but nevertheless feels
quite nervous, and, indeed, he has
good cause to be, for he may vet ex-
perience serious trouble.
Amador ledger., 1900-08-03
Notice of Sale of Real Estate
at Private Sale.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT IN
IN pursuance OF an order Of sale made and
entered IN the Superior Court Of the County of
Ca!averas, state OF California, on the aOth day
OF June, 100, IN the matter Of the guardianship
ot the persons and estates OF Jeremiah Kane,
minors. Will sell at private sale the following
described real estate:
An undivided three fourths interest of, In and
70 tnSt certain lot IN that part OF the town OF
JACKSON, commonly called South jackson, in
Amador County State Of California, commonly
known as the Jerry Kane lot, being portion Of
Lot No: Of the S. E. 4 Of Sec. 2e, T. N, r, II
E., NJ. D. B. & M, and being the same property
referred to in the Decree Of Distribution OF the
Estate OF Jeremiah Kane, deceased, a certified
copy OF which is recorded in Book lS Of Deeds
page 4Oo, official records OF Amador county, and
pelng an undivided three-fourths of the same
lot described in that certain deed from Freder.
SAID Jeremiah Kane, dated April IS, 1890, and
recorded IN Book 10 Of Deeds, page 6, officiaI
records Of said Amador County, excepting
therefrom that portion thereof decided to Giu.
seppe Buonaccorsi and John Delo, recorded in
Book II OF Deeds, pages 1l2 ct seq, and Book IL
OF Deeds page l9 ct seq. respectively, ofloial
records of said Amador County, to which rec
ords reference is hereby expressly made; to.
gether with the improvements thereon.
The sale will be made on or after the 4th dsy
OF august. 1900, and bids will be received at the
law office OF John F. Davis, Summit street,
JACKSON, California Terms Of sale-For cash,
lawful money Of the United States, ten per
cent cent OF the bid payable at the time of sale and
balance upon confirmation by the Superior
Court OF Calsveras County, California.
ANDREW MCDONALD
Guardian OF said Minors
JOHN F. DAVIS,
ily27-2t Attorney for Guardian.
Amador ledger., 1900-08-03
PREPARED FOR IT.

For years China has been preparing for the very thing
that is batterng her walls And for ali these years
the nations of the earth have been supplying her with mod
munitions of Her shrewdest have trotted all
the globe and made themselves familiar with oeru
warfare Nay more the best talent of earth has been
employed teach them the of Is it at all strange
hen that the heather dragon shows the teeth Steel Nav
verify; for ought know China raise and maintain an
army equal superior numerical strength to the
bined armies of the world 1t acknowledged that China
can feed FIVE soldiers for the money that soldier
be fed in other nations hence 100000 soldiers in China
be maintained for the sum needed for any other
country.
1t is apparent that China has prepared to throw off the
hated CALLING foreign yoke and that powers will find iu
deed vertabe dragon conquer instead the supposed
tottering empire Discretion is better part of valor
this government should keep strictly the line laid down
the outset by President McKney-mtary cooperation if
necessary to punish and open door, but no Partition
declaration of