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The evening world., 1901-04-23

DO you feel SiIdJ -
"a, your min! Iull''
"Ary yoI easily isIei''
10 you TaN~ h.aiAehe-'
Are YOU easily eSsi,tir'
ia ypa' hands tF.moic:
doe. your heart na,tsrl'
''A-e yea sasiiy ifritAt.Gr'
Are you Always anNlous?'
/, your temper irritable
pa sbu' muscles t~i'rh''
sunsr rom slcepi.naes"'
''\rs ypI easily f-ikh'.nsi"'
Does not sleep r.ff'sh your"
% ,ol start In your Sleep
10 you forget shat you rad
DO you have horrible trssnsS
''its,r you lost ppse- In ltritNr
mo you suT.F ,'pn nrpraleia"
IN Sog save rslr NJ top NJ hea"f
"pp your lexs an! arm, 20 to sleepy
II. there ru'h ~ hlpoi 20 the heaAV
The evening world., 1901-04-23
POOR. SHE TRIED TO DIE.
Lite strnIsI- WIS To" Murh for
Mrs. Grams.

ire ~ ''r struggle uraln., hoa"lo- /,
poverty mi Threatened WITH .J".im.n,.
Mr' Lizzie Grams tried % Ne IN her
icnen"n, ho'n" At so rs LAWS stree,
to-day hy drinking solution NJ p,rl.
green
SIC took TOO much ana Gnlvcrncur
Hospital physinIAn- LAY shr wil to-.
COVER Tier nusrhid. GoioInh. mas been
ale ,pr months She ala houscyprk
but nt lat" has nn' had employment
The evening world., 1901-04-23
WEST STREET GRAB BILL
is JAMMED THROUGH.

what the papers say II It does wha,
II t. reported 10 do. then Il Ia a piece of
legislation that will cost IN" citr ana .ts
taxpayers millions q; dollars
We ~ unfortunately placed II w.
nav me- i"ga. remedy 'asnln't suCh
The evening world., 1901-04-23
Nervous Diseases.

NerSOus hisrRsrs are cnused by
pni."n. In the blood. u you arc ="
~ fiiirtrh. why not g"snnd sec thrsr
people who testify that Doctor
Copeland hns cured thrmf Wrtto
to them anyway.
The evening world., 1901-04-23

that corporation - make utGes on,
nections Win the Long Island Railway
70 tina, I, viii have gslt line al
aroGnd Nrw YORK CT.
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~ ne love "t Weather man 'iEinS
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Sh" Iavrs me and wishes to marry
m. nts nor ,nnthcr 'orhll. w,il
80
N'h u" ri" 80 'H '"'t''
ny deer "H"t as VII either u" dead
IS my wn hN'H - kl!cl by IN.
The evening world., 1901-04-23
Bronchial Tubes and Lungs.

Cntnrrh unchecked extend. dawn
the windpip~ into bronchial tubes.
md In time nttnrks lungs. Go nnd
see thrAe people. who an. they suf-
Tered. write them. nnSwnSi
The evening world., 1901-04-23

/ y rih Wn7r.r. tls s.. Stchoiss ~
n. L. H'sy,r. IS ia" il.n ~
N.i.p. work., HILray. y. J.
4 UaR,.s, So r..n,1 are,
The evening world., 1901-04-23
COST MILLIONS
TO TAXPAYERS.

COMMISSIONS Thomas ! Fc,nor n;
the Department ~ Taxes sad:
II know nothing about ~" rlE except
The evening world., 1901-04-23
RICH YOUNG LAWYER
SUICIDE IN HOTEL.


npr''ri"l 'p 'hy hcnrh hy MAYOR Strong.
Fn.h tUaN Di'ic,. with HOBS. Wagnrr
. lirhs ia~l In tao Euuitnhir Nuil ling.
ann rvnEtlWi thtr" unjii = Year Ago.
We. h. irrk III O'Ilc" wi'h others \
Nvmbvr %! iJat linn sAIit
Nj I'm x u,a have been temper.
uriiv ~ me iiy ~ns dawn here nniv
'wn DAYS ago. f',ling good and IDnkin..
Htppy II. nui made "a great deal ms
nHil' w l..H ht#t Tow YEARS In Law
rui Eon raHN" lruuslnunus
CO" l-r 'ntt hef year Wis 1.rpl
li hH"W - - snil n, other
LAY 1-lt aln didn't uNp,.'t To- n!ukr ,Iuil.
4" IN j mi, year AS y" had last, hu,
No -Hii f'lri
an sH-r r" wL, craz"I 1y Illness
ttr m" tWttiI frUuh1r not ~ , urr,ur, Al
-l.lt-,l
The evening world., 1901-04-23

va. W.n. W. 81 -. r.f"r ca.'ss. L.. l.
JoA- Dss,s iiJ S.yh's - " Hobsk's
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'uToi.ss Eus'.. its Hs.C .Jih..
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Irsh Isrss, E,tg.,.d, NJ.
u".. Haigr-. Is Rir'.y,oS II.
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NJ. T. Eiii"v. waite ,a,ss.
Leu hs',uI. !is T.. %Sh IT.
r'>'o' Np,i' I N.r Hop.ry
H.,mn-E Hdh" iTtn ~ ne
4. h,'iiy. 81 D. ii-ha
The evening world., 1901-04-23

Tn. r. Rsy.oI.f' lis Eat le9h ~
WA y. fsr'ou. IN west lths.
Nrs La',grs. IL. Hrudh.y.f1rs.
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g. =. ihyhty. ?ns Sp.h ct.
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Joh. ksssos, sa0 IA ur,
4. & SiL!o~, u 81 rt.
l, thtre nausea
Ne you co,t,,e
IL there vumitInt
~, YOU beieh ~, zir ."
ii,Ss you ~aterS:ashF'
Is your tongue coated ~
'.nt you hawk and .aitf'
u. there pain after eatins
Are you nervous sni NeAk:'
%, you have alex hciii.heSS
-, yva bipat up.AtcF .s..nE:''
n, thsr~ disgust snes hreak:sstr
"iiavo you iistress after saulsr
10 you q, Zines havc iilrfhosar
Whea ystonAch 10 empty, feel !aintc
Feed a. y YOU had l'ii Ia the stonschS
'Heich ny fnster!Al shat burns tH.natS
Is there rlsh of blood TO the hedS'
o. I. storra n IL full a. won sscl cp3v Aedf
The evening world., 1901-04-23
Catarrh Of the Stomach.

The usual cnuse II the mucus
dropping down Into throat. Ify You
suffer from. these DYspeptic cOndi.
lions isn't II worth your while to
Eo and acc people who say they
have been rrllrSedf
The evening world., 1901-04-23
was Health, nut Prosperous.

The ruiald. hal a cousin n,mc,i
irors' fnek, n'sp a lawyer who's" ID
n ~ AT Ms i.5-lf' broadway Gaorg
Flu'k. wl Informed ~ hi. relative
suicide b, an Eycnin: World reporter.
,uti
II am yrry greatly distressed To- hear
tht ana an nt.rH At los 10 ,ccoun,
OR ~ slsN my cousin ~ fEw day aga
amt h" seemed IN good health and
'p.Flts.
I'll Was 1nsieroI vol on and y.-v
Rrrt N NJ business .tud HON. rcli
'iph~ -" liN'i mos HhpM.y. hay,
t"ils Opposed wiki hts wife ANA the
MAJ m" faIll VINO wns IN, t.tth,r.s u,l
NJ ffnrA wts 'hir'y-siN years ola
an seemed - HHyu everything To liy.
w Ini absolute 10 reason, To DO WIN ,
20. las done
The evening world., 1901-04-23
Catarrh OF Head and Throat,

From neg Irrtrd ~OId. when the
condition Of the blood prr,iispos~s.
Do yOM want to he cured: Isnt ~
worth your while to go ana nee
patients who irstifys
The evening world., 1901-04-23

Have rnI -oush
a.. yDI IoslHr Trsh
"Nsy- NV r.in 10 slier
rs, ypr tuush at niEHtf'
10 sou tax cold .s'IIy''
u. your appetite sirisbl-''
"ii,Nr you ,ti'ghcs iF sie'"
~, ,ol cough u1t.i 'uu gas
care you lhs -'p,ri,-t - tines
''p1 YOU -s.sf '-Nthy MATERIAL
~, yng sp'i ne leliOa natter
Do yuI ,1T.d u1 sNiH. 10 tti"'
II, 70u rOu.a 10 IN. mp-rln.s''
Il. yolr cough shps, ami harkin~;"
Have YOU yaiT t.hini nf'ss;hon. -
''Do you .,i' ~ ll'tlN "hsey lump."'
Have sou Ei,sist 'rr 'auy foods
~, yau feel s1V ar" growing s-Ake'r'
''is there ai,ssilrs a.hIri the rsiA'e.'.
"fs Their 4 hu'aIn. Pals in the throat
ma yng nav" 20 ~ uH ~ rish' 80 h-r,thss'
The evening world., 1901-04-23

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F.tsar ,Ssi'h 3:n lnh
Frat >if,, INA i.'d's
J. 4 G,,,- Tji,!furs
The evening world., 1901-04-23
Ear Troubles.

You have read nf the marvellous
results under the COpctnnd Dia-
rovers. .n and see some Of the
people who testify;
The evening world., 1901-04-23
Made None, In R.n, E..n,,.

Finck was formerly partner Of City
Magistrate kudlich. When Kudl!ch was
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-07-22
Is a false Report.
Kruger Will not Charles o
Privateers.

The report from Brussels that former
President Kruger is being urged to notify
tha Powers that unless they intervene, in
the South African contest be will commi
ssion privateers, is not taken serid usly in
Washington. 1t is well understood as an
outcome of the war With Spain that The
United States government will never again,
except in the most extraordinary emergency
Issue letters Of marque, and the same rea.
sons that impel the government to this
course undoubtedly would operate to prevent
our government from recognizing any such
warrants issued by any other nation, even
were that nation in full standing. In the
case of Mr.. Kruger, it is extremely doubtful
that he would, if the Issue acre forced, be
recognized as de facto President authoriz-
ed to issue commissions to privateers.
The threat to send out privateers without
Mr.. Kruger's consent is idle. 1t is pointed
ont here that such craft would be pirates,
pure and simple, and the civilized world
would combine to sreep them from the seas
il they should begin operations against the
commerce of any nalIOu.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-07-22
BRYAN AGAIN.
That's On the Cards.

1t is becoming very plain. has about it
tho unmistakable ASPECT of destiny, that
Bryan will be the candidate of the anti
imperialists for tie presidency if he and
they survive till 1904. They are on the
same platform now of inflexible determine
tion never to admit that anything is settled,
says an American paper. Mr.. Watterson
is urging upon Bryan the /" wisdom Of ac-
ceptiDg accomplished facts" which is the
one form of wisdom which Bryan most
furously rejects, though he rejects all forms
with considerable vigor and unyarying re-
gularity. He declares that, rather than
accept accomplished facts, he aoli run for
the presidency and be defeated as long as
he lives. The "antisv are in the same
indomitable condition of mind. They de-
cline, without quiver of a sense Of humor,
to "acquiesce" IN the recent decision OF
the Supreme Court, and insist upon going
ahead as if it had not been rendered. What
matters its They preserve their occupa-
ion in life and not a particle of harm is
done TO anybody. "That which is past,
says Bacon, speaking to the "antis" OF his
time, 1" is gone and irrevocable, and wise
men have enough to do with things present
and to come; therefore they do but trlfe
With themselves that labor in past matters.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-07-22
Delay h Mo!!leuz Case.
Herald " Is Caustic.

There must be something radically wrong
n system of justice wherein nearly two
years can elapse between the death sentence
OF prisoner and the determination of the
validity of that sentence on appeal. There
is something worse than wrong, judicial
abuse that calls for rebuke, aohen the cause
of the delay is the disposition of judges to
put personal pleasure above official duty,
says the New York Herald.
And this is done under constitution
which guarantees the right of speedy trial
to every accused person and prohibits the
lnfiIctlon of cruel and unusual punishments
on any one. 1t is done with cool indiffer.
eLce alike to the awful suspense OF the con.
demned man and his kin, compared with
which death itself would be merciful pun.
ishment, ard to the welfare OF society which
demands that justice move with celerity and
certai-ty.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-07-22
May Steal Els Pants.
Bryan Jealous For His Principles.

Mr.. Bryan has made his weekley an
nouncement that he is not candidate for
Office and is only hanging around the neigh.
borbood to see to it that nobody runs off
with the party's sspr:nciples". He. will Gin
sist upon adhering to those principles, in
spite of ihe threats of reorganizers." Dean
Stanley used TO tell story of man with
whom he had once conversed in Scotland
who assured him he had seen the Highlan
ders in the rising of 40 pass through his
countys, says the New York Post. When
he asked him how he remembered it, the
man replied: I" was boy at the time,
herding kye, and they told me that there
we're men coming that way, who had no trou-
sers and who might steal mine, so took
my trousers off and hid them in hole in a
wall. That's how | remember it," Bryan
is haunted with notion that somebody is
plotting to steal his 'principles," which are
all the "pants" he possesses, aud he has
them slowed in a wall in Nebraska and
stands guard over them day and night,
shouting at weekly intervals that nobody
will ever be allowed to get en-.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-07-22
JingOS Hold 4 Meeliing

There was meeting held at tie Guild
hall last week iD support of the govern
ments uar policy. 1t was great success
from The "jiDgo" point of view. The idea
originated on the Stock Exchange and was
intended as an offset to the recent pro Boer
gathering at Queens Hall. Tue Lord Ma
yer and the other city nagnates did their
utmost to assure its success. and the result
aras the great hall of the Guildhall, having
o capacity of four thousand persons, did
not suffice to contain the crowd, which ne
cessi:at an overflow meeting outside.
where the pro.war enthusiasts made de
monstration of an even more pronounced
character tan that Of the stock brokers
within, Patriotic songs broke out at inter.
walls, both within and without the building.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-07-22
Heavy Damages To Crops.

All the Western Mississippi Valley was
brolled last weex From Kansas, where the
sun has been blistering the crops and des-
toying millions of dollars worth Of growing
property for three weeks, the hot winds
swung into Iowa and into M ssouri and
Northern Illinois.
Wisconsin got share of the blighting
wind as well. Southern Illinois was free
from the tremendous heat and Milwaukee
vicinity were comparatively cool.
In Ioaca great damage was done 70 corn,
and tie same is true in Missouri, and to q
less extent in Wisconsin,. In Illinois little
or no damage has resulted as yet. Missouri
has long been without rain and the present
weather is doing great harm.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-07-22
General Greene Abroad

In spite of the apparent lessons of the
TranSvaal war, General Francis V. Greene
says the next war in Europe will be
fought along lines similar to those of the
past Fresh from his experiences in the
Philippines and Cuba, General Greene is in
London soith the object Of studying European
military affairs. He is specially interested in
ascertaining from officers who have retur.
ned from South Africa just what difficulties
stand in England's way in concluding the
war.
"England kas undoubtedly a difficult
tas }" said General Greene, "but with her
immense force of two hundred and fifty
thousand men now on the ground she ought
to be able to accomplish it, seeing that the
total population of the Transvaal at the be-.
ginning of the war vas reported as not much
over halfa million"
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-07-22
He Got Revenge.
But the Bank Still Stands.

Out of spite for the Uuited Banking and
Savings Company, a Bohemian window
washer, who had been employed by the bar k
was unsafe, and started a run that excited
thousands of Bohemian residents of the west
side of the city.
The window washer told gnerant Bohe
n'ans who had savings in the bank that it
was SO poor that it could not continue to
pay him for washing the windoss. The run
follosced and ended in riot. All day long
a crowd of women clamored at the bank for
the money their husbands had deposited,
but only in cases in aohich the deposits were
in the names of the women were the de.
mands granted.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-07-22
Ohio Democratic Platform.

Tom L. Jahmsoa's principles were EN-
bodied in the Ohio Democratic platform last
week in the following language:
All public service corporations shall be
required by law to make sworn public reports
and the power and duty of visitation and
public report shall be conferred upon the
proper State and local auditing officers, to
the emf that the true value Of the privileges
held by these corporations shall be made
plain to the People
Steam and electric railroads and Other
corporations possessing public franchises
shall be assessed in the same proportion to
their saleable value as are farms and city
real estate.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-07-22
.Lfnea Ferrea del Oeste.
TIME TABLE
In effect April lst, 1901
LEAVE SAN JUAN LEAVE BAYAM0N.
To Our Readers.

Our columns are omen to correspondence
on everything affecting the coffee, sugar
and tobacco plantation ard farming generally
and we cordially invite criticism and discus.
sion. Natural History notes will also be
welcomed, as we'll as all news Of interest ad
planters. Communications should be to
dressed: The Editor, BoLETIN MER.
CANTIL, ~ Plaza Alfonso, San Juar,
2-S
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-07-22
WEST INDIA & PANAMA CABLE co.

This Company
with duplicate
Telegraph Company and all
YORK and oil parts Of the world by 49,
For further Imagination apply the
a. II. MAee, shhes Mrnsss
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1901-11-17
THE TEACHERS CONTEST

The newspapers of the country are
watching The Spy's teachers contest,
which has met with most remarkable
success in the way Of enlisting the eff
forts of the teachers and school chill
dren of the city. The papers reprint
in many cases the lists of the candi-
dates showing their relative standing.
The time limitation on the coupons
probably cuts down the total vote ma
terially, for there is no buying up of
old papers for use as votes; but it is a
remarkable fact that several Of the
candidates are able to secure a thous-
and votes each some days, which
means that a system has been organ
lied reaching thousand families just
for the sake of procuring these votes.
To say that The Spy is pleased with
the interest shown by the subscribers
as we'll as by the contestants is putting
it mildly. .......
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1901-11-17
THEY VOTED FOR DODGE
SPRAGUE AND OTHERS

In defense of the movement to secure
a Republican endorsement of the Dem
ocratic mayor of Worcester, the Wor-
cester Spy says that THE Advertiser
makes the mistake Of assuming" that
the election of Mayor O'Connell shows
ANY divergence from the Republican
policies."It says that Republican con-
gresham will be elected and that the
Republicans will support other Repub-
Hcan nominees; but that Mr. OCon-
nells reelection merely shows some
fractional feeling" Possibly. The cleo
ton of any democrat in a republican
district is usually the result Of some
factional feeling. The fact remains,
however, that IN democratic districts
in Massachusetts. it is unusual, to say
the least, TO find Democrats giving for
NAL endorsement to republican candi-
dates, even in municipal campaigns.
Perhaps this should not be so. Per-
haps It would be far better to ignore
partisan lines in municipal campaigns.
Democratic leaders. however. show no
disposition to be so magnanimous, IN
Boston or anywhere else in the state.
Boston Advertiser.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1901-11-17

ner in honor of the centennial. The
Evening Post has the endorsement OF
these gentlemen as a paper conducted
in the interests of good government
and good citizenship and for the main
tenance of journalism Of high moral
and literary ideals.
This dinner. or luncheon as it was
called, was given to the editorial staff
and officers of the paper yesterday at
ternoon.
Following the election in New York
where the good influence of the news
papers was so apparent, this dinner is
to be deemed an event Of historical i'm
portance. The circulation of the Even
ing Post is probably less than one
tenth of some of the less influential and
less important, but noisier and cheaper
New York papers.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1901-11-17
A REMARKABLE CONFERENCE

That's rather a remarkable confer
ence historically between President
Roosevelt, who was formerly a police
commissioner of New York city, and
Mayor-elect Seth Low of New YORK
city in the White House.
At the time that Theodore Roosevelt
was shaking up the police force of New
York city a few years ago, the most
daring prophet would not have looked
to him as a future president Of the
United States, nor to Seth Low as
Mayor of New York city. Truly the
world does move.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1901-11-17
EDITORIAL COMMENT

The Tammany tiger is badly wound
ed, but it is not yet time to say that
the beast is dead. Cookers candidates
polled more than a quarter of million
votes this fall in the chief city Of the
country. A change of about per cent.
in the total vote OF New York would
have given Tammany practically
clean sweep. The fate of the organiza-
ton depends, In great measure, upon
the degree Of skill and wisdom which
may be shown by the men about TO go
into power in the metropolis, in man
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1901-11-17
IF GOOD FOR DEMOCRATS
WHY NOT FOR REPUBLIC CANS

The other Cambridge idea is that
partisanship ought to cut no figure
in municipal elections, and that 1t
does not make the slightest differ
ence whether a man is q Republican
m. a Democrat, If ne is otherwise
At for Mayor or Alderman Or Com
mon Councilman. The occasionally
queer performances OF Temple Hall.
library Hall, and the various Citi-
zens' and Peoples movements Of the
last twenty or twenty-five years in
Cambridge are an outgrowth of this
conception of non-partisanship in
municipal affairs. 1t Is admitted
that the plan has some drawbacks,
but on the whole Cambridge is well
content with 1t, in practice as well
as in theOry.--Boston Journal.
II not partlsanship is good for Cam
bridge, why not for Worcester? II 1t
is good for Democrats, why not vice
versa under favorable conditions?
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1901-11-17
SECOND TEST OF THE
GATHMANN SHELL FAILS

New York, Nov. Interpretations
We're made today at the army proving
grounds at Sandy Hook for a second
test of the Gathmann shell against the
same target used yesterday, and when
all was in readiness the gun was fired
for the second time. Almost instantly
a cloud of sand arose in the air, follow
ing a double explosion, one from the
gun. the other from the bursting torpe-
do. Fragments of the shell could be
seen skipping along the ocean front,
! some reaching the distance of a
mile.
Upon examination it was found that
a piece Of the steel facing of the target
about eight inches in diameter and the
thickness of an ordinary dinner plate
had been Clipped off, and that the tar
get had been displaced about two and
a half feet from it's original position.
It has not yet been decided whether
there will be a third trial
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