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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-11-08
El bale de Rio PiedraS

Rsina mucha animation en- esta
Capital, entire la ju7entud divertida,
para concurrir 81 bail de sociedad
que SO efectuara Ell zpr6ximo domin
go en- el simpatico pue bio de Rio
Piedras, donde un epjanbre de bs
fsimas sef1oritas, son Ell encAnto de
algunos fslices Cupidos de San Juan,
Hemos visto las invitaciones que han
empezado circular y que autorizan
respetabl IS j6venes de aquella loca
lidad y de San Juan. y desde luego,
auguramos un buen resultado, dadas
las simpatfas que gozan en- esta So
ciedad.
A divertirse, pues, que Rio Pie
dras os ofrece en- esd noche, belleza
ga'anterfa sumas, y cuidado no Sc
enrede alguno ea las tupidas redes
de Cupido, que tan habilmente sue
len ter d Or las simpaticas riopiedre-
nas.
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EXdmeneS de plOmer0S

Sc hace saber por la precente q
to los las personas que SO dedidan
trabajar en- ell ramo de plomeria, va
s "a como Mae stros como simples
operarie $, que les examenes para
probar su sufciencis en- dicho ramO,
tendran lugar en- la o6cina de la jun
ia Superior de Sandal, Ca le de
Allen, Idmero 5, hajos, derecha, des-
de el ldne I8 hasta ell sabado % del
corriente mes de NoviembIe de 1901.
Todos los que desc sn inscribi, SO
como plon ercs en- la is a, Sc presenta-
ran en- la otcina va citsd', en- cual-
quier e3ha desde hoy, hasta ell dia
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-11-08
SE VENDE

Una flnca e1 Puerta oe TERRA,
son tres grandes solares ur dos, con
parte edifcada de MADEIRA qus pro-
Queen buena renta, da frente a | S
Gales de San Agustfn y Varaleto
con mas de z mil varas cuadrad rs,
sitio excelente, muy cerc, la Cipi-
tai: p + sps rado parte de estos 50
lares formar do no de 5000 varas
cuadradas con un fre ate de 70 la
del Varadero, para mas informes.
Luna II San Juan.
Z. M. V. 3Q-6.
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El PreSidente Roosevelt
Buena hQja de SerViCioS.
Ae aquf ell hombre:

Ae aquf eli hombre:
Estatura, cinco pies y ocho pull
gadas. Peso, ciento cchenta Y cinco
llbras. Med!ds de re h, ca a~ert Ia
y dos pulgadas. Gaelic 16 }. Guam
te, n1nero s. .Sombrero. numero z
y medic. Zapatos, n1mero y me-
dio. Hace dfez amos que no 50 en-
ma. Tlene cuarcnta y dcs af1es Su
padre murio a los AZ afos: y su
abuelo a los u.
Prefere alimento sencil O, pero
come mucho; de apetito es voraz; no
fums,
Sc dedica q todos los ejercicios
ffsicos, CORE a caballo; es gran Ca
minante, &
Nh nca ha tenido medico y dice
que no 10 necesita.
Daerme ocho horas; toma ell
su enc tan pronto como cae en- la ca
ma, y no despie rita hasta por la ma
fana.
= Rocs svelt es ueoyorkino, Ds
i6ven fue muy enfermizo, pero Sc
empef1o en- ser hon bra fuerte 10
consigui6 dedic4ndose q e.ercicios
ffsicos. So g adu6 en- Harvard en-
1880.
De 1882 &1884 fue active repu-
publicano, miembro de la AS blea
de Albany, fueranchero en- Dakota
Norte h asta 1886
Ell Pfesidente Harrison 10 nom
bro Comisior 10 del S;r7icic Civil
de los Estados Unidos.
Al r e'egido Mac Kinl y por
primera 7ez, fne nombrado Seer eta
rio Ayudante de la Armada, q caus $
d sus conocimientos en- asunt, s ma
val e, re7el sdcs el /. o ra' His.o
ria de la que Ia d. 1872"
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S E P AS E

Que no publicamos comunicados
sin que sean pagados por adelan-
tado.
Cada seis palabras, Sc cuentan por
una linea, y la linea vale diez cen
tavos.
Las cartas que vengan con comu-
nicados sin su importe no Sc con-
testan.
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LA d. Dr. NOVIEHBRl DI 1901

Cnando connenzo Is guerra con
ira 3 spaf1a sent6 plaza entire los
Rough Ryds rs y peleo en- las Gn4si
mas, en- Ell Cerfo de San Juan.
Ea 1898 fuk elagido O., bsrnador
del Estado Dis New York
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psssjsro Sc des pacho para Arro-
20.
Despues de larga y penosa gu
fermedad ha deia1o de exist'r la
virtu sa sef1orita Maria Villaron-
ga, hija del distinguido medico doc
tor Villsronga Bajo a seoulcro en-
la for de su juventud y epe ca de las
Ibellas ilusiones. Paz a sus restos y
resignation y consuelo a su anante
padre.
Los vecinos de Is Playa 50 que
jan de que la fabrlca de ron existen-
te en- aque,la bsrriada, tiene infesta
dos sus arede lores por arrojar el
mcste en- sitios no convenientss, y
como esto ses'perjudicial q la salud
pdblica supl:can a la junta de SAM
dad ponga remedio al NAL.
Ell CORRESPONSAL.
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anterior al designado para empezar
Jos examenes.
Por ordan de la Junta Superior
de Sanidsd:
r. u Hernandez N. D.
Presidente.
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LA PEINILLA ELECTRICA
DIET, DOCTOR WHITE

LA PEINILLA ELECTRICA
DEL DOCTOR WHITE.
La dnica peinilla que ha obtenido paten-
te. Donde quiera que han sdo usadas, Sc ha
'onquistado alta reputation.
Basta peinarse todos los dfas, porque la
peinilla hace 10 demas.
Esta peinilla asombrosa no puede romperse
esta construida de a. manera, que no estro-
pea el cabello Sc vende garantizando por
escrito que sera satsfactoria en- todos sentidos:
Enviando ell irnporte en- sellos Sc remiten
por correo
Tamano para SeIoras, % centavos.
Tamaao cara Caha!leros 80 centavos.
AgenUes activos, sean hombres 6 mujere
"a neces1tan para ntroduclr ese valioso artf-
{. lilo en- todas parties Lease ell anuncio
+ ublicamos en- otro stio de este periodico.
Los infnitos Agentes que tenemos estaD
nuy satisfechos del exito que aleauzan.
Direction: D N. ROSE.
Administrator Gensra
DECATUR, Illinois
156 -65
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In VENTO MARAVILLOS0.

Cura la caspa, calyicie, dolores de cabeza
& &, sin embargo, cuesta 10 mismo que Ia
peinilla ordinaria.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-11-08
ECOS DE PONCE

Ha fondeado en- este puerto el
Vapor sPonces con variada caTgay
psssjsros. Sc des pacho para Arro-
Iyo.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-08-25
LIFE OF JESUS CHRIST
Expositional Sermon, At tho Baptist
 Church, September
srInN NlL u

STUDY NO. IT,
 Tho h.rth childhood and arvJto af of Chrrt iu Nazareth study Math liS- '- and M1th and Luke ! and %
 f Where wns Jesus hornf M1th. 2.l Luke 2.1
 TO whom, was Che announcement of the birth of Christ Grst m1der Luke 2.>- a What r thc meaning of thc phase .GIury uf Che rorI' Exodus 2i.if Nurs >lo Acts 5-5.
 t What dJ thc Heavenly Host doc.ar. Exodus a.'t
 - When was thc child Jesus first taken tu the temple. and who recognized Him re thc looked for onea Luke 2.29-a2 Lukc ,as-eN
 e Who wero probably Che "Wise Men from the E1st" and how wore thcy di- rooted to come Nath eI afN following Whcr. Jil Joseph and Mary Eo after leaving Bethlehem. and vhcrc dd thcy finally res.lceMoth 2li 2
 What can you uy of Joseph nl Nary
 Did Christ learn trodce Mark ca and what educational advantages did Uc h1ve9
 m Did Uc have brothers and s.atcrse Mark cA
 u What wls His standing among rf.a fellow towusmcne Luke 2-e
 70 Did Jesus grow physically and iu- t.IIcctulIy as other boyse Luke 2.io. 12
 H Did His own brothers believe on um before His rossuueet.one John 5.s it Dd Ho create any conviction during Us private ufe that To was Che Mcss.ah9 John i.Uf-1. lN1thlnacl lived six miles from Noz- 1rh and hc had never b.8rd of Jesus urtl h. mot Him at Che Jordon) h What impression did Jesus make on the doctors of Che law when He was twelve years olde Luke 2f7. Order of events connected with birth
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-08-25

and childhood of I.us NuuucIItHu to the Shepherds tle u.eht 0f th. birth CIraumcIsol when ..sht dlye u'd rrr- eontod In temple ori met hy Simeon aui Anna when fory-.ae days nd Visited hy w.se mon shortly ane- reUm from Jerusalem FIrht Into E-vut Return tn of twelve.
 EVposIuoual sermon at Che Baptist church Sunday morning. September isL ou tho Early fifo of Josus especially Jus education and Iiis pr.vt. idr among mon. Also comparison between ,he early ufc of GoIt,ml Che founder u- Duddhlsm thc carly lfc of Councls and MohJmmod with Che oary Uf. of Christ
 The next study win bc John th. Ulu- u.t and Che Baptism of Joeue
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-08-25

|IlNIInir N. |NNs lNI anu 'I NlIIHI of thc honorable. Che Secretary of th, Treasury. on board thc U S. s Grant" at Wrangcl Alaska. at u o'clock a. m, August 18th. I0oI HOWARD M KUTCHIN.
 Agent for Protection oi Alaska Sal mon Fisheries
 Wrangcl Alaska. June %. I0oI
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-08-25
SALVATION ARMY

-'1 n m. kncc drIi n n. '1. SuHdlv school g n m. holiness meeting S a. m. salvation m.ct.ur. .ycrv HieI Nc.nt Fr.lav An 1ro Invited to attend
 E GonInc 'Unfru
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-08-25
 GbQrtb
 Services
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH

pEEsUyTEBGNN CHURCH Corner Firth Avenue and State street Morning worship lt u a. no. Christian Endc1vor ot D. m. Evening service at $ D. m. Au lr. cordially Invited
 N H Harrison Pastor
 BAPTIST CHURCH Services at n a. m. and , D. no. Service 1t thc corner of Nineteenth Ird Main sircot 3t Q D. m.
 EPISCOPAL CHURCH Twelfth SHnIly Hft.r Trinity Holy Communion a a. m. Nurnr- nav.r 1rd sermon n 1 m slr1Iy School ,.70 p m Ererenrr and rcrmon. g r m Morning topic. IIelr.ue to Gods Clor, rr.rne topic. Tho mrotont Healed
 James e Cameron. Rector
 CATHOLIC Sl NIrke Fifth avenue. -paI of Broad Nlr
 Early Mass 1t > 1 m. Ilte Mass 1t iU.o SmlHv School 1t D n m. Ev,rnr service at l'1 ID. m. con week dlve mass at $ n. m.
 Fathor p IT, Turncu g. J
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-08-25

Have you sccn thot hobby line of new spring ovcrcoats at Cllysou'a
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-08-25

Death for th- r.ert docs not melu de. tat Not uru On. m.mne or Ono Rre .rr.ctoH wHa "deHfh .Vluowcd mp In victory Look not r fn. cold gr.y city for tH. bong f1rcoft.r nn.. "why sock you On. living among tF. Ioldf" Th, heroes .f .arv Christian battles live be- yHnd th. HHs,te radiant glow. n On, city noe mads with hands eternal ir fha heavens
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-08-25

po you want a nice ta.r or dross eho.s7 We can please you Can ot Cl1yson'e
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-08-25

Cau and convince yourself that wa mo maklng cre1t sacrifices on our stock Chency's Boston store
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-08-25

Buying a summer suit without see ing our stock is rccllcssness C.aysor & Co.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-08-25

Rig bargains n shoes tble wssk at Chcnevs Boston Store
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-08-25
Notice of Proposed Salmon Hatch
 cry Reservation

To Whom lt May Conccrn
 Notice Is hereby given chat under authority conferred upon Che Sccrc- iay oi the Irc1sur, iu Section ISI o.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-08-25

Visit Che Royal steam plant and se, how laundry .s done without Injury to goods.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-08-25

Seattle Export Hrcr. delivered in any .lrt Of the city for F -r dozen quarts t B. B Botti.ng Co
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-08-25
NEruoDIsr rrIso0rNI
rNGoN SUNDAY SCHOOL

Tho Sk7rw1y Union sauIly School meets at Q 20 m in Che " N e \ hlu An 1rc welcome
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-08-25
OLIVER SHELLS DFlPl
snap shots From tho Noted Evan
 eelisis Sermons

A .,.d u.Irt . ...d H.lL .HI e'.U h.nIt.. mako. m u.H. VumIu
 \ ,ru. con 0. ..-s tn uor. um. ,aH Huy atu.r mn...f.u .u earth
 Hear m.. n. ls moo, rerwm.., ha, ruor.J yol Geu.-. ..lu.. t..r traluI,
 I..u. Christ tn. SIrI.- .. m.u "I. .rh.t shah HII, N.tH m. In uHf. Th. u..rr Il.Ir.r. th. VH.t.r Is Oh. In.s
 rb. mer trHt can b. u.alHt .t u b.- ur..e bon. won't Hr.e Hft..H ..r.. dozen n r.u u. t.. h.ar ,ul. rouu- .1ur
 Y.s know ,Hs .. nat laas har, ..et- hut lo. can't ..eIue Goal. ... tn N..kI Y.u -.I whom ,.. ...r..|. i..I uy,. I.ul Im s..re O. N.ssl .I ... vHI Inter-
 c.I has .ek and b.r .r h. .tor. ..... .f lrle. Th. trust. can't Oan.r .r h.nk Goal. !. fH.g could. t would ..u t.D h.eh ..r noor m.. .e.r t' In. .U.I
 Way down .u .r. .t.t.. . wom1r HH fa ms. -Ir g.I s lI.uHvcrfu. why don't H. ku Oh. I.vIr implied. rn.t would I.IE. f.. mInr arHH.rs. fH. I... hie mighty nr nmIr
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 s.m. r.anI. think tH.r lra On. uha.. works ls bong 1s uIm. Fortune .mH.. .H lH-m. r.t whom h.r IIustter Ms. F.r.r..tlrr. th- Ul.I Hir unar lr.m tr.. HaI ..t trHt fre .s u cold W.r.I Whom mlr win ..U oIt h.e urn..rl. f. .nlIer Iu u u...H... tnIt r.f- tI. m.rIH. rHn. homes. hr.bs mothers. H.... HnI children. h.Hrt. UnI damn. ...Is .-IDH H. tn. whisky hu..ne.. core rI..., I... .h. e not I'm u o.Hre N.r... .I man Tint .s n hus.ness rt only rHr I.... Na0 want thHt O. .n1E In. 
 Don't he HnIteIL DHr.r tr.v .E ta r.. .H mlr hIa e.t fa Ire Hold con there rUrtn.r tn.. world rnt 1IaHe bully over a"' H..r without ruu GuI. v.aI
 lt appointed unto mon ane. t. I.. but after th.. th. Judgment yun don't hlte to Ur. bIt E.u hIve to d.e I...Hr. to m..t thv Goal
 T..r. WIS am Nsuo.ue wedding down In Cincinnati feV w..ts h.fare l.t On. ...I.. In which tne rHntrIu..r- nlr.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-08-25

T..r. WIS am Neuo-t.r wedding down In Cincinnati fev we.Es h.ror. l.r On. ...I.. IH which the eHHtr.tIne plr. J.. .-r.,I Ihlt when 10 wHe discovered .u tH-Ir c.rHelI Journey thlt thrt wer. n.t mIted either would hs unmuIrst.d hE On. other r thc divorce court That e lk. rHkn- cow and 1 lackass tH a portable powder hause on Mt Cho1rs without lr.r.r
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-08-25
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SlM %1Is&
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Y N C A owing Co Ono inclcmenrv of On. weather tber. win bc uo y W ~ x meeting no Eu,re Pavilion ths afternoon
 METHODIST EPISCOPAL NeC1ho Cnr.e. Chapel Murrin- .ervIcr at n n m Evening service no o'clock NU 1rc cordially Invited g.v M.lmoth X Cnvucton Pastor
 rENIEL MISSION Serviroe 0t g o'clock .v.rv Sunday morn nr umlc class Friday 70 n. m Ar welcome
 Nu other services vim hc discontinued during Ono month of Nuruet
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-08-25

Who. tHr uh.r .re.r.zr..r. win nIs.. ID moral plank tn Oh. r'.u.rrs a. tH..- strikes. wch re. rh. SIuHlIl vfl .lr rmues IuU church. Goal uI UsH fr fh.m 1rlIret tH..r .n.mH.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-08-25

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The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-08-25

1.I has a loek and h.r .r h. ,"r ..... .f 1ue. Th. trust, can't onm.r r th.Hk Goal. U tn.y .nuI. It would ..I t.p hrh ..r nonr mon over t' h.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-08-25

fH mr. "lr seI Is HI.HHWerfu. why don't H- kU Oh. I.vIr nnU.I rhH would I.lv. r.. mIHr nHrus. tH. I... hls mighty n.r nmIr
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-08-25

Y.e know tHe |. Hat away h.r, .Het- hHt l.. can't ...ane Goal. .t. tn NIssH Yuu -H whom H.. ...r... ,t..I ut.. i.uL ! Hm eare tH N.s.l .H ... rHI Inter-
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-08-25

-.m. n..rIe rhrs tH.r lr. On. uha.. work. le bong 1. ulm. Fortune amI. .. .l.m. hat whom Dor ilHehier N. Forum. -tarr. th- uI.l Hir upon tr.m tr.r HHI ..t trIt fha cold world
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-08-25

T..a. eHr.. fn. Savior .. mon. H.... rh.r shah NI.s N.t. w. .r vHr. Th. u..rr Heaven. On. VH.t.r .- Oh. Iuss
New-York tribune., 1901-01-31
DETROIT STREET RAILWAY SOLD.
DEAL CLOSED HERE YESTERDAY BY SYN
DICATE AND FINANCIERs.

Henry A. Everett. of Cleveland, Ohio, at present
staying at the Hotel Netherand. is at the head of
syndicate which has purchased the street railway
system or Detroit of which r. T. Wilson of this
city was the principal owner The formal transfer
OF the property is understood to have been made
yesterday at the office of Davies Stone & Auer-
bach, No 81 Nassau-st Mr.. Auerbach of that firm
acting as counsel in the transaction.
MIR. Everett said last evening that the company
organized to purchase the Detroit street railway
system Is capitalized at S2350OCOO of which s2 00
600 is in stock and slOOOOO is in bonds The stock
is now selling at 75 Yesterday it declared it's first
quarterly premium of per cent The company has
siO1u IN Its treasury. MI. Everett president of
the the North Ohio Traction Company. He came TO
this city in company with ]. r. Mutt to meet fnan-
ciers OF New-York and Philadelphia and close up
the deal for the control of the Detroit system
New-York tribune., 1901-01-31
T4ssAR 4LCmy.E TO ENTERTAIN.

The New-York branch of the Vassar College
Aumna Association will entertain the general
alumne and other guests at a reception to-mOr-
row evening at Miss Annie Browns School, No. 1l5
Fitth-ave. The reception marks the twenty fifth
anniversary of the founding of the New-York
organization. President James NJ. Taylor of Vas
and President Seth Low of Columbia will
ceive. Miss Susan Strong of the Metropolitan
Opera Company. has consented TO sing. Among the
invited guests the VaSSar faculty and Board of
Trustees, together with representatives of many
schools and colleges in this city. The president of
the New-York alumnae is Mrs William Reynolds
Brown.
The annual luncheon of the Vassar College
AlumnSe will be held at L o'clock Saturday at
Delmoncos. President Arthur T. Hadley of Yale
will make the principal address President Taylor
of Vassar will speak, will also Miss Mary A.
Jordan, professor of English in Smith College;
Miss Achsah NJ. Ely professor of mathematics at
Vassar the Rev Thomas r. Slicer and Others
New-York tribune., 1901-01-31
DERELICT SAILED INTO PORT.
CREW RETURNS ABOARD AN ABANDONED
DUTCH BRIGANTINE

Boston. Jan. 30.-rhe Wilson Line steamer On
tario, Captain Brenton. which arrived to-day from
Hull, reported that January II, off Start Point,
the abandoned Dutch barkertine Jantje of Ter
schelling. having been in collision, sighted and
later boarded by crew. Before the steamer could
take the Jantje in tow the steamer Azov appeared
,,G..is the captain and of the Jantje The
latter were taken board the Ontario. and finally
they consented to return hoard the barkentine
as they had abandoned it. thinking she going
To founder, a steamer bound having run the
harkentine down
The Ontario began towing the Jantje heading
for Portland, England. but after an hour the tow
line parted. As the Jantje was not making any
water her captain and crew agreed TO sail her into
port The Jantje subsequently, reached Dartmouth.
England. Captain Brenton viii claim salvage for
Z he Ont rio
New-York tribune., 1901-01-31
FORECAST FOR TO-DAY AND FRIDAY.

For Maine fair day except occasional SHOWS on the
coast colder; fresh to northery winds Incoming
norhwesterIy probably high Friday fair.
For Hampshire Vermont, fair colder day
winds becoming northweste.iy; Friday fair
For Massachusetts fair in western. occasional
portion today colder: winds becoming fresh
brisk northweserly possibly high the coast Friday
fair.
Rhode Island and Connecticut occasional SHOWS to
day; colder fresh nortbweserly winds probably
high on coast: Friday fair.
NeW-York and Eastern pennsylvania. tar
clearing in southern portions to-day; colder
fresh to brisk norhwestery winds probably high the
coast: Friday fair
For New-Jersey and Delaware, clearing and colder to
day. fresh TO brisk norhwestey winds probably becom
ing high on the coast; Friday fair.
For The District Columbia and Maryland generally
to-day fresh to brisk northweserly winds
Friday fair.
temperature in southern portion; northwesteriy
winds fresh 10 brisk possibly high lake;
occasional nurrtes
For Western NeW-York, occasional SHOWS to-day;
what lover Temperature brisk westerly winds. possibly
high on the lakes; Friday fair.
New-York tribune., 1901-01-31
THE WEATHER REPORT.

YESTERDAYS RECORD AND TOD >Y's FORECAST.
Washington. 30-The storm is central to night OF
the Northeastern North Carolina Coast with secondary
disturbance Northwestern PENNSYLVANIA Snow or
rain has fallen ia New England States. except
Maine Middle Atlantic. South Atlantic aud East Gulf
states Eastern Tennessee, West Virginia. the lake
regions and Colorado The temperature has risen
somewhat in England the Middle Atlantic States
eastern over lake region. Western Minnesota. the
Dakotas Nebraska. Wyoming and Montana, with marked
changes South Dakota: generally elsewhere II has
fallen decided changes the Gulf States North
western Texas, Oklahoma, Kentucky Tennessee western
the lake region, Indiana and the north
eastern southern portions of Illinois Clearing
weather is indicated for THURSDAY on the New
northern portion Middle Atlantic Coast and
in the lower lake region fair weather elsewhere.
Lower temperature Indicated for the Atlantic and Gulf
States and the Ohio Valley Fresh to brisk winds be,
coming northwesterly. and possibly high. Indicated
for the gland Coast: fresh to brisk westerly
winds Middle Atlantic and North Carolina coasts
southerly to northwest winds on the south
Atlantic Coast Storm signals are displayed from
O Norfolk.
New-York tribune., 1901-01-31
LETS ANSONI4 PAY HIS BOARD.
CITY OUT $500 THROUGH a MANS FAILURE To
PAY HIS MILITARY TAN

New-HaVen. Conn. Ian. 20 (SpeciaD.-William
Carter. of Ansonia Conn, who has a wife and one
child. refused TO pay the State military tax of 81
per year and thrown into the county jail In
this city August p, 1888 He has been there ever
since lie absolutely refuses to receive aid from
friends and says that he can stand 1t as long as
the city of Ansono can pay his board bill. which is
SO 80 a week He says he does not believe in war.
and would not pay the tax If he millionaire
At the jail he is regarded as a model prisoner.
He has received many letter from anarchists and
other queer people Hundreds have offered TO pay
his tax. The Connecticut Peace Society has taken
the matter in hand and doubtless the result will
be that the Legislature will enact a law whereby
man he put into prison for failure to pay
the military tax. II has cost the city of Ansonia
nearly $500 so far for Carters expenses
New-York tribune., 1901-01-31
HEALTH BOARD AND CHRIsTlAN SCIENCE

President Murphy OF the Board OF Health sald
Yesterday that he had instructed Officer Gillespie
10 serve summons Captain c. G. Pease, the
Christian Scientist. commanding him to appear
before the Magistrate at the west sue Io'''e
Court al . o'clock this afternoon and sho" cause
why ne should not be punished for violating Sec
tion l53 Of the Sanitary Code In falling To report
case of contagious disease
President Murphy said that the summons was
based on the testimony ELECTED in the contest over
the will of Mrs Helen G. Brush who left the bulk
of her estate TO the First Church of Christ. Scien
fist In the examination of Pease while he was
on the witness stand. he had admitted that. al
though ne had not been practising medicine for
some time ne had prescribed for Mrs. Brush prior
10 her death President Murphy declared that
during the same examination Pease admitted that
he had failed to report TO the Board of Health.
Henry Steinert the attorney for the Board. has
been assigIfed prosecute the case against Pease
New-York tribune., 1901-01-31

BUCKLET-LEWIS-A the residence Of the brides
parents, No. $50 Union ST., Brooklyn. N V. by the
Rev. Newell Dwight Hills Wednesday, January so
1901 Cornelia Lewis Thomas j Buckley.
CARTER R-ACKLEY-on Wednesday. January So 1901.
residence of the brides parents. by Rev. John F.
Carson n. D.. CahoOne. daughter Mrs
Oliver :. Ackley Walter Frederick Carter both OF
BROOKLYN
IXON-WII.LIAMS-On Wednesday. January 90 1901
at Grace Church. New-York. by the Rev DR.. w r.
Huntington Josephine T.. daughter OF Richard III.
Williams. William II. Dixon.
the residence of the brides
parents l24 I'D ST.. January 20 1901 by the
Rev. NJ 4. Taylor, Miss Louise Charlotte McClave 10
Ballard Mct'alL