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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-04-14

Al Juez ae Policfa de Quebra'
dillas Sc lo ha manifesto por Ia
oficina del Fiscal General eu cOntGs'
taci0n q vari&s ~consultas que los
Tribunakes dc Policfa no tienen
compateuci2; para expedir n1anda'
mientos de allanahiepto de morada
en- persecusion de delitos; conceder
8 negar permiso, para manifestation
ues, serenstas, bales, Il otro espec'
taculo pdblico, nj para intsrvenir
en- el alu u brado &c las poblaciones.
Doctor Pagani Salicrup, M6ii'
co Cirujano de la Facultad ae Paris,
Externo de los Hos sp;ta!f de &C uell.
ciudsd, miembro de Ia So ;iedad de
Antropologfa de la mlsma, y de Ia
de mineralogfs de Francia, con con.
sulta alberta en- esta Rspublica,-
Certifca: Hater usajo durante
su practica r.6lica Ia Emulsion de
Scott, de aceite de hfgado de baca'
lao con hipofositos de cal y de sosa,
siempre con los mas satisfactorios
resntados en- toaos aquellos casos
en- lue la terapeutica aconseja el uTo
de aquellas sustancias.
Santo Domingo, r D, Setien'
DR. Pacani SaIiorun
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-04-14

Hace toda ciase de t:abajos en
la MAQUINA De ESCRIBTR Nj.
guel Asuayo, on Sa.:u5o:e M-o2aro
presteza. u-:; - .
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-04-14

Sc desea comprar una lave 6
grifo para conectar Il fuente de
de Aqua gsseosa para e) refresco de
SODA WAITER.
Esoribir & Ia Farmacia Accsta
Fajardo
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-04-14

Fueron aprobados los rombra.
mientos de don Tomas 'ColIszo, don
Pedro ] MasaEet y don Pablo Cola.
70, empleado en- la Corte &c Di=trito
de Ponce.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-04-14
KlERR0 CALVAN|zAD0
ACANALADO Y LISO,
Buena oportunidad.

Sc alquilan los altos de la casa
no 46 de la .calle de San Sebastian,
Consta de sala, tres cuartos, come.
dor etc. Tiene zaguan independien
to y solo un inquilino en- los bajos.
En estos Ia lave Informes: Forta
]eza n, altos.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-04-14

Ei Tribunal dc Poiicfa ha con
denado q Juana Ganet por escandalo
6 insulto Jose Berries, a un dollar
de mrIta.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-04-14

Sres Dcoley Smith g. Co.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1901-07-20
GAY AND FESTIVE SEAL.
Mnmmal That Treats speeta-
tors to shower baths.

In the Battery aquarium at New
York a sudden shower bath can always
be had. Unless you have been there
before you don't know anything about
the bath until you get it. In order 10
make IL possible 20 avoid a ducking,
the following Instructions viii have 10
be carefully remembered:
The West Indian seal, which oc-
cupies a huge tank on the ground floor,
Is what YOU want 20 steer clear Of ii
you want 70 keep dry. lie has been
az the aquarium so long that he feels
perfectly az home. He will swim
about his tank lazily for hours, some
times without paying the slightest at
tention 20 the sightseers, and then
when a group IS gathered about his
tank he viii suck in about five buckets
OF water and let II fly. The result is a
general stampede and numerous com.
plants 20 the authorities. OF course,
the complaining does no good.
The next most interesting member
Of the aquarium family living in huge
tank al the aquarium is a nine-foot
sturgeon has been az the aquarium
only about five weeks, and apparently
rs homesick, for he has not eaten a
morsel since his advent
'If he doesn't recover his spirits
soon Wen lose him, said one of the
attendants the other day. According
TO the officials, however, the sturgeon
can keep on living for two months
without eating. They have had fish
down there. they say, that have gone
without food for six months, and then
made up for their long fast by eating
until they developed the govt.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1901-07-20
NEW HORSE DISEASE.
Ten Thousand HorSes In manhattan
suecumb ~ . week. and Doe
tors Ave Puzzled.

Ten thousand horses i'm Manhattan
have succumbed within week o a
new epidemic, which so far has puzzled
the veterinarians. who admit that they
have not yet been able positively TO
determine the cause and nature of the
disease or successfully treat H. The
trouble first became apparent week
ago, and since then the outbreak has
been general. affecting the high bred
roadsters and coach horses, as well
as the beasts of the truckmen and
peddlers. The disease. however, is
more prevalent among the heavy draft
horses in the downtown districts
than anywhere else.
The symptoms are high fever. a
cough, loss OF appetite. and general
weakness, in many eases amounting
TO complete collapse in harness.
Although there have been no deaths,
DR.. +. j. McCaiferty, of the New York
Veterinary hospital, said the other day
that the new epidemic was the most
serious outbreak Of disease among
horses since 1874. when the epizootic
killed thousands and made ten times
as many useless. The epizootlc LAST
ed six weeks in this nciehborhood, and
in that time a horse on the streets of
New York was something OF curios-
ity. Most OF the trucking was done
with oxen.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1901-07-20
PEDDLERs AT WASHINGTON.
hood by selling Their wares
TO Federal Clerks.

Each executive Office Of the govern
ment at Washington has its time-hon-
ored peddler, who generally takes a
stand at his or her post before the
clerks arrive each morning, and re-
mains with the greatest tenacity until
the last clerk leaves the department in
the evening. One of the queerest Of
these peddlers is an old woman, known
as Mistress Hayes, who sits in a CON
torted lump at the north front of the
interior department, with one eye on
her Bible and the other on the lookout
for customers.
Her wares are lot Of shoestrings,
pins, needles buttons, and all other
smallthings uchas peddlers generally
sell making in az alite heavy stock
for Il yender of thi, class, Though a
distance Of many blocks, this ola vom-
ain whose back crooked as rain
bow pulls Her small wagon through
good weather and ta overriding to
take up her taha ha rs go ini
Once ia awhile ame unc bnYs trife.
but usually little change dropped
into DE eIp without purchase
For q imf Il ya the custom ~ the
me- enger boy- q cave heir bicycles
at this end nf the tops while HE old
woman occupied acamp stood further
along in p much opposed positioH No-
ticing ihis and that he bicycl corner
was q snug one, Secretary Hitchcock
had De boys move their wheels, and
now the old woman occupies the more
comfortable place
The ecretarv sometimes drops
coin in her cup, and hough she con-
fides That Pie hopes sometimes rs save
him through the medium Of her quaint
old Bible she has not vet tried % per-.
shade him. She has, however. gotten
many of be clerks in The straight and
narrow path and announces That her
business is to serve them while they
buy hoestrings from her.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1901-07-20
KISSES AT A NICKEL EACH.
Wen Looking for the "RenI Thing
Get only the Cundy Article
Genuine Article Comes High.

A row of muIdpus dressed saucily
and pretty as an artists ideal stooc
before tent at the boulevard
carnival" given Isl hc Ladies' Aid SO.
clety OF the First Presbyterian
church AT Findlay o. the other night
in great. large letters posted over
their heads appeared this legend:
kissing booth a kiss for five cents.
Young aud old men spent nickels
like drunken sailors, but when they
rot inside each was handed candy
kiss.
4 general kick was made, and in .
few minutes another sign went up. II
read. The real thing ST.
Not manwas willing 20 put up this
Pan-American price for the osculatory
exercise and tho treasury WAS not Nug.
mented. Now the conservative ele-
ment Of the church Is mad Conyen.
tional members said that il was mad
ness 10 display The real thing" sign
and the pretty girls who could not
realize one dollar for 4 Juicy smack
have a poor idea Of the young men OF
the town.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1901-07-20
PRAISES AMERICANS.
French Ambassador Pleased with
His Trip Through the West.
Declares That lie Found Chicago So
eiety Very Polished Rnd'Agree-
nbIe-FInds Evidences OF
French influence.

NJ. Jules Cambon, the French ambas.
sador TO the United States, who has
sailed for France. for his summer va
cation, has just completed trip
through the states bordering upon the
great lakes. says New York Herald
dispatch from Washington, and he
speaks about his experiences and OBJ
servations on his return with much
enthusiasm.
wherever | went" said NJ. Cambon,
'I was Impressed with the spirit Of
progress that was manifest. These
western people are not accurately
judged by their fellow countrymen Of
the east. The east, l think, holds IL.
self above the west and feels that the
west IS not quite It's equal in learning,
enterprise, Off | may be permitted
good manners Now think found
the Chicago society very polished auo
agreeable. In the homes in the north.
ern part OF the city found most arts
tic and musical developments !
found this also true OF other cities ]
visited
"Two things as result OF my trip
are fixed in my mind-frst, the won
dcrful the magical development Of
the inland states, and, second, the fact
that wherever | have gone have met
with friends Of France and a multi.
tude Of men and women engrafted on
the American soil with French blood
in their veins. If Il were asked ia make
prediction as TO where the center Of
influence Of the country would be
years from now. would point TO that
region through which | have just
passed, extending from Pennsylvania
ON the east to the Mississippi on the
west IL is the heart Of the country
Over all this region, destined for much
greatness, the French have left their
impression. 1t is far deeper than ]
had supposed and this IS particularly
true Of the valley of the Mississippi.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1901-07-20
ARE STILL POPULAR.
Criticism on Moody and Sankey
Songs Arouses Their Friends.
President OF Indiana Music Teachers
Association Declares Them 60 lie
Rot Religious Workers De-
clare Them Full OF Power.

Moody and Sankey songs-songs
that have electrified great audiences
and which are still being sold by the
hundreds OF thousands Of copies, re-
ceived blow at the convention OF the
Indiana music teachers which beliey-
ers in their efficacy and beauty take
as an affront TO those who use them.
The resolutions adopted at that con-
yention are branded as nonsense by
teachers and students at the Chicago
Moody institute.
II hope that all the rot OF the
Moody and Sankey style of music may
be destroyed for use in Protestant
churches said President Pierce, Of
the Indiana organization.
"He makes mistake declared
Charles McCrea, OF the North Side
school. "In the first place, songs of
the Moody and Sankey type have done
more 20 create real enthusiasm and
bring out real conversions than all Of
the old staid and classical church Sc
lections."
ave must recognize the elevating in
fluence Of such music as the Church Of
Rome USES" continued President
Pierce.
YES, il is elevating," answered one
Of the ministers, but who can want a
piece more inspiring and better for
its purpose than Ninety and Nine
The strength and beauty of some Of
the Moody and Sankey hymns, such as
My Ain Countree. Is undeniable The
ringing power Of Christian Soldiers
even this Indiana professor cannot
dispute. Perhaps our hymns are not
classical, but we like them and Will
continue 70 use them, not because they
are Moody and Sankey hymns, but be-
cause they meet our needs"
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1901-07-20
OUTDOOR GAME FOR LADIES.
New London Pastimc which Is "a
Cross Between Lnwn Tennis
and Cricket.

Ladies OF London have admittedly
never shown at cricket. Now they have
an opportunity x distinguish them
selves at a game which is a compro-
mise between lawn tennis and the
sterner play.
The new pastime is generally in
dulged ia at Queens club, West Ken
sington. On Wednesday several
games were played by members inter.
ested in its development. The par.
Elephants were the marquis Of London
derry, earl and countess Of Chester.
field, Earl Howe, Prince Zulinad, of the
German embassy, Niscountess Camille
mfe, Miss Chaplin, Miss Wilson, G. O.
Heseltine and enc or two club profes.
SIGNALS.
The chief feature Of the game is that
a racket is used instead of a bat, and
that small net three feet nine inches
in height, with side wings, takes the
place Of wickets Catches as well as
service are not by hand, but with the
racket The positions of the ielders
are necessarily somewhat indefinite
As q rule he teams are of six ON each
side, to make the best game, but there
isan opportunity oradditionalp players
III necessary.
In the two matches Earl Howe's side
WAS beaten by team captained by the
earl % Chesterfield
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1901-07-20
WIN visit the rnr Nortb.

The Novoe Vremya OF St. Peters.
burg publishes an interview with Vice
Admiral Makarof in regard TO the
northern expedition of the ice crush
en- Ermak. The admiral declared that
he experienced extreme difficulty, as
the Ermaly had a coal capacity OF
only 5000 tons. On account Of her
shallow draft She could not carry
any more fuel The admiral intends
to make q map Of the hitherto unex-
plored portion Of Nova Zembla. He
IS drafting a report on the soil fauna
and fora. He will cross the Kara
sea and make Port Dickson. where
he hopes TO find traces Of Baron Toll
ley's expedition. Thence he will seek
20 weather the northern limit OF
Franz Josef land, visiting some Of the
islands which he expects 10 find be-
tween IL and Spitzbergen. lie expects
60 return in September, but in case
OF delays the Ermak has q years pro-
visions. Admiral Makaroif left St.
Petersburg last Monday to join the
ice crusher Ermak at Tromsoe.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1901-07-20
Hygicnic halfway reform.

NJ. Baudin, minister Of public works
Of France, has entered actively into
railway reform, from hygienic
standpoint. lie has begun with an
order excluding from compartments
regularly used by the public all per-
sons visibly affected with contagious
malodics Moreover he strongly
recommends that All carpets be re-
placed by linoleum, the prevention OF
dry sweeping OF cars and waiting
rooms, and the adoption Of washable
covers for chairs and cushions. 50
that many Of the present nuisances
are likely 20 disappear.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1901-07-20

The trial OF the pyN, or the testing
of the money of The United Kingdom,
which took place in London at Gold
smiths hall, says the New York Trib-
une's correspondent, is a very ancient
ceremony. The first known trial for
which a writ was issued took place in
1891. Edward III, In 1345. formally
established the ceremony which down
TO 1870 took place at uncertain inter-
walls. An act was passed in 1870. how
iver, stipulating that the trial Of the
pyx, which is box or chest IN which
ire deposited specimen coins. shall be
ield at least once in every year in
which coins have been issued.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1901-07-20
sTARTLEs THE BAP FISTS.
Rev. johnston Myers Tells Audience
az Mexico, Mo. That work OF
Church II to save from He'll.

Rev. Johnston Myers, pastor Of the
Emmanuel Baptist church Of Chicago,
startled the state Baptist Young Peo-
pies union at Mexico Mo-, the other
day il his address ON "Soul Winning
lie told the preachers and delegates
that there was something wrong with
the churches OF to-day. This Is why
the country has Christian Science,
faith cures and other strange doc
triues." he said. The people are look
ing for something the churches are
not afforaing hem, heartfelt religion.
a variety Of fads hayt swept the
churches and preachers in me cases
have gone after them instead Of after
souls. The ministers are i'm society.
They are good fellows instead Of soul
winners ! like 10 see people So afraid
Of me that they will walk over on the
other side ~ the street fearing that
| will talk religion 10 them. That's my
only business, 10 saye souls.
IN is not the part Of the church TO
educate men. for thousands of uni-
versity graduates 90 down 20 hell. IL
had Si,000,ooo | would give 500 10
education and the rest 10 salvation.
The church is TO save men from hell,
not TO educate them"
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1901-07-20

The forty-third annual commence
ment OF Northwestern university at
Evanston. III. was memorable as the
time at which was first preached the
idea Of changing the name Of the IN
stitution from that which IL now bears
20 Deering university. in honor OF VIII
liam Deering, president 20 the hoard
Of trustees. Expire sion 81 the feeling
which has been growing among he
alumni and friends ~ the Institution
was made by Prof. Charles W. Pear
son, president OF the Alumni associa-
tion, al the annual banquet OF that or
ganization preceding the comforting
of degrees.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1901-07-20
Lord snIIsbury,s soldier Son.

Lord Cecil. Lord salisbury's soldier
son. having obtained his breyet ma
iority in May 1898, for his services in
the Dongola expedition, and the y.
5. O. for the expedition 10 Khartoom.
aas been promoted 10 a brevet lieu
tenant colonclcy while still a cap
tain in the Grenadier guards-as a
reward for his good work at Mafe-
king, where he was Moi. Gen. Baden
Powelrs right-hand man throughout
the investment. Lord Edward is not
vet "a.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1901-07-20
MAKES THE BRITISH WORK.
American Contractor In England Sc
cures Good Results from
His Morkmen.

The London Daily Mail prints a long
description Of the progress Of he
Westinghouse factory which Is being
built AZ Trafrord park, Manchester,
which IL says viii be sn immense hive
or British Industry directed by Ameri-
oan brains. The American contruc-
tor stuart is employing labor-saying
devices and is tenching and leading
GOO British workmen So cffectuallv
that while there Is no hurrying or
shouting, there is steady, quiet prog
ress There Is no loaiiap, and the men
are working all tho time Stuart hns
taken q liking 20 his British employees,
He says he finds the skilled labor good,
but he regards the common Iaburer
as q poor creature compared with an
American Of the same class, a village
IS sprineing mp alongside the works,
which are o be arranged on American
plans. and will be heated by eas and
electricity The correspond
emit SAYS the village viii he q pocket
edition Of Pittsburgh.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1901-07-20
MARRIAGE DUE TO A PIG.
wedding OF the Rival
Claimants.

Alittle squealing pig brought long
standing romance 10 a conclusion the
other day and united the lives and for
tunes Of Miss Matilda Parkinson and
Hiram Johnson. They own adjoining
farms near Hudson, Pa. and both are
well over the half-eentury mark. For
score Of years they have been neigh
bors, and their love affairs antedate
that time. But for the little porker,
that innocently began the weaving Of
a plo' to bring them together, their
lives might never nave been crowned
with marriage.
Miss Parkinson saw the little pig in
Johnson's pen, and said il was hers.
Hiram demonstrated gently but firm-
ly. Miss Parkinson grew more as
sertiye, and finally both lost their tenn
pers.
"rll get that pig yet" announced
Miss Parkinson.
"lou touch that pig and you1l See
what viii happen, threatened Hiram.
Miss Parkinson wasted no further
time ia argument, but appeared be-
fore Alderman Conohan, OF this city,
and had warrant issued The
Squire. after hearing he story,
ordered the pig ubpoenaed,and 81 was
brought Into court by Johnson Some
OF ihe neiqhbors testified that hey be-
lieved the pig belonged 10 johnson, and
others said Miss Parkinson owned ri.
The squire found the pig was partial
70 both running td either when hand
was held toward IT. Socon8icting was
the testimony that he finally decided
that the pig should be killed and di-
videl equally Miss Parkinson and
Johnson protested, but neither would
yield he ownership to THE other
There Is only one other way" said
the squire; get married AMID keepthe
pig II The family After some quiet
word the pair concluded they would
Tie squire performed The ceremony
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1901-07-20

Boston is TO have a new naval mag.
nzine, but, says the Boston Globe,
as il is not OF the kind that accepts
and pays for manuscript authors
have no good reason to feel encour-
aged.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1901-07-20
Mntan.n. Mulc in MnrhIe.

According TO the London Daily
News there Is about 20 be exhibited
IN Madrid a marble sculpture by an
Andalusian artist representing the
noted Matanzas mule just after he
received his death wound. The
sculptor obtained the dying express
sion by having a mule shot and in
stantly photographed
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1901-07-20

AZ the latest meeting of the board
Of public Improvements q map and esti-
mate were received from the city engi-
ueers bureau on the proposed park
at Pearl and Broad streets, New York
city, embracing the site or the his
toric Frances tavern, frequented by
Washington and other revolutionary
war characters The assessed valua-
ton Of the half block proposed for he
park was reported to be $4,000, and
the actual purchase price will proba.
bly, be twice that sum The total cost
Of the park will be about $500,00O.
Representatives Of the American Sci
ence and Historic Preservation So
ciety and the Women's auxiliary. who
started the park movement and who
were in attendance at the board mect-
ing. declared themselves gratiiied at
the report.
President Coogan. OF the Borough
Of Manhattan, expressed himself us
sanguine that the old tavern will be
saved.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1901-07-20
American Goods In Germany.

Numerous articles are appearing in
the German press violently appealing
to that government to take immediate
steps To deal with the coming invasion
of Industrial America American
goods are coming into this country in
ever increasing volume in the shape OF
small machinery, typewriters, BIZ
cycles, cash registers, furniture,
counting house fittings boots and
shoes, leather goods In great variety,
and material for mems and women's
clothing. Two years ago Germany i'm
ported about 800 tons Of small machin-
cry from America. last year 70 was
nearly 1000 tons" The Kreuz Zeitung,
which represents the agrarian class,
calls for fresh custom duties.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1901-07-20

Secretary Gibboney, OF the Law
and Order society, Of Philadelphia,
says that there are loo disorderly
houses, 1900 policy shops and 100
"speak-easies' in that city.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1901-07-20

Catawba o.. has fallen of In popu-
lation from 272 TO 231 in the last ten
years. The Ohio variety Of Catawba,
remarks the Chicago Tribune, does
not improve with age.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1901-07-20
This DStriPOducd More Cold in 100 than any other in The

or ofeod Them
worked The width
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by
NJ a a
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depth OF loo let The ye YEN Ats point the vein was uy 20 feet
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The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1901-07-20

In 1899 the public high schools Of
the United States graduated 20,344
boys and 36,124 girls. The boys are
taken from school earlier than the
girls and put 20 work.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1901-07-20
THE ARISTOS
Gold Mining CO
Owning Big Horn Mountain Tunnel and Veneta Wen 100
situated on the western slope Of Pixies Peak, in the
famous Cripple Creek Gold Mining District.
100, 900 shares Preferred Stock at Csc a Share.


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