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Waterbury Democrat., 1901-01-29
NEW APPENDICITIS CURE.

It was noticed at the time the cpl demic of grip was first we'll developed here two weeks ago that there had been an increase in the number of ap- pendicitiS cases. Therefore, the theory has again been advanced that this dis ease may be due to certain atmospher- ic or climatic influences of a malign nature.
 But perhaps the more important of the developments following these re- cent cases has been the success of n treatment which does not require the use of q knife. It seems to bear out the claim of Former Surgeon General Terry of this state that the disease in a majority of cases can be successfully treated without surgery.
 MT Olcott, general manager of one of the more important steamboat lines here, brother of Former District At torney Olcott, was stricke nsuddenly on the day before Christmas with Q we'll defined case of appendicitis. He suffered intense pain and there were grave apprehensions as to the course of the disease. To-day he is perfectly well, and. in fact, ten days after he was stricken he was again attending to business. He took very little medi- cine, nor was the knife used.
 Instead an ice cap was placed upon the abdomen and as fast as the ice melted the cap was replenished. It was kept in position for a little over forty-eight hours. It's success In reduc- ing Inflammation, ip causing the swell ing to subside. was complete, and the case doubtless will be spoken of as vim dicating completely the judgment of the physician who claimed that the dis ease taken in time can be successful ly treated by outward applications of ice.
 James W. Alexander was in Paris Q few months ago and there was sud- denly stricken with severe attack of appendicitis. He was dangerously i'll, being in delirium a part of the time. The French physicians informed MT Alexnnder's friends that they had practically abandoned the use of the knife in appendicitis and that the ice treatment was being generally adopted in Paris because of it's success. That was the treatment they adopted in MT Alexanders case and his recovery to perfect health was speedy.-Philadel- phia Press.
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-01-29
The fight between the Fyler-McLea

The fight between the Fyler-McLean and Fessenden-Warnerf factions, which was thought to have terminated with the election of Mclean last fall, seems to be on hotter than ever. In New the courts, particularly those who sup ported Warner, are being made to feel the mailed hand of Chairman Fyler, so it is said. Our own Representative Lilley. who was on the outside last fall, is now one of the principal actors in the field.
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-01-29
Man Kill.d by a Hatpin.

At PRescott. Walla WallA county. -WAsh., Frank Sloan in fun kissed Miss Ella Boone, whom he had blindfolded. She resented his action and. pulling hatpin from her hat, stabned him in tho leg. Tho pin was broken off in the limb and blood poisoning re- .nlted. Next day the pnin became so intense tha. Sloan went to the hos rttal ct Walla Wallas An :x-ray ma chine failed to locate the remaining portion of the pin, HloaA grsw worse and died. Miss Boone had rtmarked ils a1eAn'e presence that shs had n%vee b44n tiaeed This led to 1loanss asAxA nc siz1 was 1nnA o& hiu and 1ey sSe4 1tsteaksA.
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-01-29
KIMBALL School of Music

Instruction in Piano. Singing. Organ, Violin, Harmony, Musical Kindergar- ten. Mandolin. Banjo, Guitar, Cornet, and Sight Reading. School of Danc- Ing and Department. Taught by faculty unsurpassed for it's excellence.
 Ensemble playing free.
 Free admission to Recitals, Concerts and Lectures.
 January 21st new class in dancing will be started.
 January 29 new classes in Musical Kindergarten.
 Register now for all departments.
 Students received daily.
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-01-29

EoR RENT One family house of eight rooms. with large lot, on Burton street. $22. old one has gone dry aud you want 1t deepened, we can do 1t for you. and do 1t right.
 w. F. JARRETT,
 1O4 BANK ST.
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-01-29
' aIking Trouble

Talk that's endorsed is talk that tells Every day talk by people who know City talk-Kidney talk Do Kidneys talk? We'll yes both loud and long, Telling of troubles that every one has Complaining because they're overtaxed; Too much work for them to do. When Kidneys complain is kidney complaint Do your Kidneys complain?
 Perhaps you don't know how they do it? Your back will tell you how,
 When it aches, is weak or lame. It's the Kidneys fault and Kidney complaint DOAN'S KIDNEY PILLS cure backache Cure urinary troubles any Kidney Ills Here is Waterbury proof that this is Mitchell Il suffered with complaint physician told I had kidney disease he ncuable rheumatism bad that could walk hands all got Deans Kidney Pills W they helped much able around"
 All druggists sell DoANs Kidney Pills Remember the DOAN'S and take substitute. Price cents per box Foster Milburn Co., Buffalo, N Y, Sole Propretors.
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-01-29
eaA xeeaeet Df Du&y

X SandpcttK ssa6 dishdissed fron . stxses cs4 corip1at n cbfcsgo ahort tina1 ITO Sur n ulpardouahls ns4asut ,08 4usY. " child SyypA born h his CT. Ia1t6 o sxnb 11i1 i1t's14 tSs0 " s 2! ss,ls - < 1Is| M l.!, 1es. .s q.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-12-11
TRIBUNALES

Aver SO termin6 en- la Oorte de Distrito
ls vista de la csusa instrnfda contra ell po-
licfa Insular Oristino Morales, por el su.
puesto deIito de homicide en- ell barrio ssMa.
meyes.D EI Mipisterio Fiscal, pidi6 para
81 procesado Ia pena de dies siete amos,
cuatro meses y IN dia de presiGio pago de-
una indemnisaci6n de 1900 dollars Z los
herederos del difanto. La defensa, cargo
del Lcdo. senior don Manuel Rossy, soliciit
y obtuyo Ia absolnci6n de 81 defendido.
-Mafana Sc yeran en- la misma Corte
las vistas de las causas instrnidaa contra
Jos6 Montahez otro, por 81 supuesto den
|to Do yiolaci6n contra JESUS Aponte, POI
lei delito de iesIones contra Harry Il. Ki
Helen, por el delito de atsntsdo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-12-11

A pesar de la suspicacia empleal
por el senior Jauregui para. 10y q r
sar etc.. etc. -
JEn que aula, 6 mejor dicho, g
que jaula habra aprendido ell amant
raquftico deducir tan est6pidas CO
. secuenciasf 10 que es.-. jusgar pc
esta, bien merece el fl6sof0 pedGnt
que le recluyan en- ell manlcom,o, al
es .donde dnicamente Sc permite ded
cir tiles disparates. ~
Da Otra prueba concluyente de falt
Iide sentido comdn, cuando al copia
Iesta Erase,
"Vamos a contestar q los desprop6s
tos del articustan cOmanta:
"Las personals 'sensatss sen IT Pere,
no contestan NUNCA q los desprop6sito,
(esso de que los hubfere.") Ahora bien
segnn ell Amante, en- ell primer parrsft
de nnestro artfculo Sc pueden contaI
hasta Glen disparates de bulto.
El senior Amante contesta & estos
desprop6sitos, 6 disparates.
Luego ell sefioF Amante no es perso
ma sensata.
Luego es un insensato.
Es asi que insenssto segdn ell Diccio
mario es equvA ente neciO, tonic, fal
to de sentido, que desconoce la raz6n,
que no sabe 10 qne sc hace, que obra
contra sus propios intereses por no co
nocerlos etc.
Luego; realmente ell Amante de las
tetras es un neciO, IN ser talto de
sen5ido, un ser que desconoce la raz6n,
qle no sabe 10 que hace, que obra
contra sus intereses por no conocerlos
esc.
is este punto ha conducido la l6gica
al Amante trasnochado!
Siendo esto asf. spuede dar lecciones
de Gramattca y de L6gica ell titulado
Amante (lease amente) de las letras?
No sehores.
iPuede escribir en alg1n peri6dico
aunque este Sc lame GEL Ideal Cato
IicoW W-No sefiores.
u Puede ell que Sc deja dominar de la
passion bastarda de la envidia escribir
Imparcialmente algof No sefiores.
Para teTminar dice ell anante: "Dis
parates granel faltas de sentido
comln sinderesis agresiones q la 10
Sica en- tres rengones trazados Dor la
lnesper ia puma del Director del Bo.
LsTIN NERO NIL peri6dico escrito
sesudamente hastG hace pocO"-i iOlaro!
Il sDa que So tue Seneca.
Hay que Comprimirse amigo y acep
5ar resigDadamoale las conseouencias
de las locuras humans. -.
va ve GEL IDEAL Oat6lico" como con
testamos ese artfculo que le remitie'
ron q te epareci6 tan OpOrtAno publican
en- las paginas 256 y 257 de su 1iJlmo
numero que dedcaba por entero q la
Santisima Vfrgen y ami. ...-..
j. PEREZ LOSADA.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-12-11
SOTICIAS DEL DIA.
j. PEREZ LOSADA.

Ha Sido puesta disposition del senior al.
calde, Maria Garcia, por infringir un bando
de la ACADIA por promover escandalos
diariamente.
Aver Sc repartleron en- la calle de San
Francisco algunos paraguazos estacazos
los individuos Braulio Hernandez y Julio
Gomez.
On Guardia insular condujo al cuarto de
socorros para que faese curada, Enrique
Ca Rodriguez, qulen manifesto que habfa 81
do agIedida por Maule6n.
Don Enrique Peterson, ha entregado en-
la Jefatura de polcfa 81 tikes, ndmeros 1868
que dice Sc los encontr6 en- la calle de San
Francisco. Sn dueho puede pasar & reco.
jerlos en- la Jefatura.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-12-11

CON que estamos regiStrando en- Ia prensa es.
tos desgraciados sucesos, y en- tanto que no
SO yarie en- Puerta de TERRA Santurce el
trazado de la via, para Ia que hay sitio de
tras De las lineas de casas, debe Ell .p6blico
tener mas precauci6n fin de evitar los ho.
rrorosos casos como 81 que hoy transcri-
bimos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-12-11
Tribunal de- policia
DISTRITO DE CATHEDRAL
Un juicio, absuelto el acusado.
DIsTRITO DE SAN FRANCISCO
Enrique Ferraris, por atropellos & Micaei
la Avilez: un dollars de multa.
Dos juicios aplazsdos.

I Los socios del nuevo wOlub Boriuouenn.
que Sc esta organisando en- esta capital. se
Ieunlran en- ell teauro mafiana en- la noche.
para tomar los acuerdos necesarios & fin de
Ia pronta organization de dichs sociedad.
Prebablemente, Sc tratar& dc Ia aproba4
cion del reglamento.
FL "OlIb Borinquen' SO c0mpondr4 ex-
ciuslvaments de puertorrquefios no tendrk
color pulftioo.
Anoche uno de los carros el6ctricos que
venia la Capital desde ell Parque tuvo due
detenerse rapidamente en- Puerta de TERRA
entire las paradas ndmero 6 z, frente al
Fuesto de Policfa de aquel barrio para no
arrollar un americana, que, seguramente
ebrlo Sc habfa tendido tranquilamente dor.
mir 'ia mo1a," atravessdo entire ambos rie.
les de la via.
Despues de separsdo de aqusl sItio 81
acorador de Baco, continue eli caro- elec.
trlco Eu marcia.
Manuel Vald6s siete indivfduos mas
nan dado parte la Jefatura de Policfs de
que estando en- la "Federaci6n Libreu lie.
garon la casa, Maule6n cuatro indivf.
d1os mas provocarles, que solamente lie.
go q la escalera Maule6n en- el acto Sc sinst
theron unas detonaciones, manifestando Val.
des que Maule6n fu6 quien las hiso.
En- nuestra edici6n de aver dijimos Dor
error que los indivfduos Juan Mufoz Ole.
mente Soriano, habfan sido condenados Dor
Ia Oorte de Distrito por ell delito de robo.
SidO Dor ell de Iesiones. In nue NOS
en- hacer eonstar,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-12-11
CuartO de SOCOTrOS

Jose Landr6n [nifo| curado de una con-
fusion con rasguno sobre la orbita ocular
derecha. Leve, sin asistencia.
Genaro Cruz, curado de- una herida con-
tusa de cuatro centfmetros de longitud sobre
la region Occipital y contusiones con rasgu
nos en- ambos brazos mano derecha. LIE.
We, sslvo accidente.
Maria Enriqueta Rodriguez, curada de-
una confusion sebre la region intercostal is
quIerda Leve. sin asistencia.
Micaela Avl6s, curada de contusiones so
bre el arco superciliar derecho y region glu
tea del mIsmo lado. Leve, sin asistencis.
Esta noche Sc reunira por segunda con-
vocat9ria ell ayuntamiento de esta capital.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-12-11
Sc VENDEN

frente Ia carretera de Santurce dos solares
el primero colinda con el Pnente de San
Antonio y la laguna, el segundo 40 metros
mas arriba en- Ia misma Inca.
Informaran en- la fnca OLIMPO frente
4 dlchos solares.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-12-11

Hoy las diez de la mafiana tuyo lurar
Ell sepelio del cadaver del joVen don Juan
Acuha Aybar, hijo de nuestro respectable
amigo don Leon Acufa.
Al csritativc acto asisti6 una lucida con-
currencia entire la que Sc hallaban 81 Presi.
dente Magistrates del Supreme, los de es.
ia Oorte de Distrifo, miembros distingui-
dos del Oole9io de abogados, emplesdos del
Banco Espanol, comisiones de todos los
centros sociedades y muchas importantes
personalldades de San Juan.
Ell duelo fu6 despedido por ell letrado don
Carlos M. Soler, Sub.secretario del Banco
De Puerto Rico, con flases elocuentes
seDtldas que conmovieron todos.
Keclba La respetabilfsima familia de Acu-
ma el pesame mas sentido del BOLETIN
MERCANTILE, que SO asocia sinceramente
su justo dolor.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-12-11

En- ell cuadro de 6rdenes del cuerpo de
la policfa insular, 80 encuentra una dispues.
ia por ell Jefe de dicho cuerpo ordenando que
doude qulera que cualquier policfa encuen.
ire los inviViduos jose Maule6n, Aniceto
Hernandez Carlos Figueroa, sean regis.
trados para ocuparles las armas que puedan
llevar.
La OARNIOERfA AMERICANA. de
q. Hunt, avisa q sus parroquisnos, que aca.
ba de recibir por el Vapor "Ponce" surtido
de carne fresca de Res, Oarnero, Oerdo,
Polio, Pavo y Mantequilla superior en- pa.
quotes de una libra, t0do americana. No SO
olvlden, que el dia de Pascua SO acerca.
Ndmero San Jose St., San Juan.
Ell Sr. Toro Fernandez, redactor de nues.
tro colega "La Democracia", Sc encuentra
en- CANA con un fuerte ataque de grippe.
Nos alegramos de su pronts mejorfa.
La distinguida se1orita Dolores Estebani,
residente en- eta capital sale hoy para Gura.
DO acompanada de Ia seiiorita Ines Mora
les, vecina de aquel pueblo en- cuya cass
pasarA una breve temporada.
Sc encuentra enfermo de bastarte grave.
dad nuestro compafero en- IL prensa don
Adolfo Medina, director del peri6dico GEL
Tcabajo," de Maysgiiez.
EAyer ha sido elevads por el seior Jues
de San Francisco, & la Oorte de Distrito la
causa instruids contra Jose Rosa Rivera
pOr ell delito de homicidio en- el indiyiduo
Ramon Torres alias Llabos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-12-11

Aver tarde entr6 en- este puerto proce-
dente de los de la isla, ell vapor americana
"Californi n" y hoy saldra para los Esta-
dos Unidos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-12-11

IA .0STRAg frescas APfOS naturales,
acs c.Olrss en- .. Colonial Res
saWrams. D.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-12-11
tAmante tigre
Te estoy velando).
Y vamos andando

Y vamos andando
En- el siguiente parrsflto dice Q
GmGntes
"Qcmienza. :. jcanarioIl--antes en-
pezaba y ahora oon,ien
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-12-11

(tQl6 es ESQ senior Amante
Q mas bien, senior Amanda,
81 estaremos concluyendo
X estaremos comenzandoFl
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-12-11
Ayuntaniantu De San Juan
DEPARTAMENTO DE SANDAL
AL PUBLIOO

Existiendo en- el Cementerio de esta ciu-
dad, asi como en- el de Santurce, infinidad
de nichos y tumbas cuyos arrendsmientos J
licencias han yencido sin que los interesados
los hayan removable en- su tempo oportuno;
esta alcaldfa ha tenido bien conceder IN
plazo de treinta dias, contar desde Ia fe-
cha do Ia publication de este edicto, con Ell
fin de que los deudores al municipio por este
concepto, satlsfagan 10 que les corresponds,
en- Ia Depositaria de los fondos municipales.
Pasado ese tempo, Sc procederk al cobro:por
10 via de apremio { aquellos que desobede.
ciesen 10 que por el presente Sc dispone.
San Juan, Puerto Rico IL de- Diciembre
de 1901--M. Egoscue, Alcalde de Ia Oiu-
dsd.-Es copia, Manuel Gonsaies. LIS
En Lares SO cay6 de un Srbol, causkndose
varias neridas de gravedad, el lvecino de di-
eho pueblo MoDserrate Alvelo, que fu6 trss.
ladado al Hospital |, donde le ssstieron
los doctores Asenjo Sein.
EA.OSTRAS prepsradas Al gusto & 90 50
Is z osna On 81 C0t0Hi0l Restass :
rNtst. D.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-12-11

A jusgar For los preparativos, de
esperar es, que el dichoso Ama1ste
principle nuevamente q principiar su
concluyente monitor de disparates.
iMenudo. Amante de las letras nos
ha salido Como todos sean como
este, pueden las sehoras letras renun
ciaE para siempre al matrimopio, p0f
que este pobreciIlo 81 no es vizco. tuer-
70 8 mi0pe, no 70 debe faltar mucho
Douglas Island news., 1901-12-04
The NorthIand The Latest News, from Reliable Sources, Concerning the Great
 North, Condensed. Information for Everybody.

The repairs on the Topeka will cost s7ooO.
 Valdez school house has been com pleted.
 Valdez tax roll shows an assessment of s170,OO0.
 Judge Moves is not making as much noise as formerly.
 The Wood Island school has an en- rollment of 45 pupils.
 A line of railway is projected from Dawson to Fort Selkirk.
 Townsites have been surveyed at lii anna bay and at Iliamna lake.
 Geo. E. Rodman has been appointed court commissioner at Wrangel.
 The steamer Humboldt has gone to Frisco and tied up for the winter.
 Jack Dalton, the "Alaska pathfinder" 1" has gone South on business trip.
 The Arctic Brotherhood of White Horse have purchased s2,285 hall.
 The Juneauites are determined to or ganize society of Alaska pioneers.
 There is very little travel on the White Pass & Yukon R. R. at the pre- sent.
 Copper River Indians call the gov ernment telegraph "White mans talk line."
 A new game called golf pool has cap. tured the knights of the cue at White Horse.
 The Valdez fire department has re- ceived it's ladders, buckets and other apparatus.
 The vail is heard from skagway that the winter king is getting Alaska in his icy grasp.
 The Alaska-siberian R. R. Co.,, it is reported, will build 96 miles of it's line next season.
 Now the Pacific Coast Steamship Go. proposes to build two new steamers for the Alaska run.
 The News says that ptarmigan are being slaughtered in great numbers in the vicinity of Valdez.
 The Windham Bay mining district gives strong indications of coming we'll to the front next season.
 Frank c. Garrison, supposed to be in Alaska, has friends in Missouri who wish to be shown where heis.
 A rich quartz find is reported from Pemageya, 16o miles north of Cape Hope, in the Arctic regions.
 Down at Vancouver they are still harping about an All Canadian railway to the Klondike.- This harp, however, has but one string.
Douglas Island news., 1901-12-04

Information reached Dawson on the 22nd ut. from Forty Mile that Chas. Christianson had been murdered by Harry Owen. There were no witnesses and Owens claims he acted in self de- fense.
 Capt Chas. A. T. Brauard who has spent 5 years in the Arctic, says that the northern shores of Kotzebue Sound to the Arctic ocean distance of 300 miles, is one immense bed of bitumi- nous coal.
 British Colum bia capitalists have un- der advisement the proposition of equipping and operating steamship line to ply the waters between Vancou- yer and St. Michael, and those of the lower Yukon.
 The first musher to arrive at Skag way from below this season reached that point on the 18th ut. At last re- ports he was waiting in the Windy City for the mush to acquire the prop CT consistency.
 The Juneau Journal says that Wm. F. Harris has discovered a ledge of free gold on Cahoon creek, in the Por- cupine district, that is from 75 to 100 feet wide on the surface and can be traced for 4O00 feet.
 The Journal says that Chas. Craw- ford of Juneau has gone to Seattle to purchase sawmill and planer for use at Valdez. With lumber at S35 per thousand, it would be hard to find a plainer way to make money.
 The White Pass & Yukon R. R. Co.,, anticipating big rush to the Koyukuk next year, it's officials are compiling in- formation relative to that district, which will be distributed for the bene fit of those who intend going there.
 Bob Wright, frequently referred to as the "holy terror" of Dyea. has again been on the warpath and threatened to few dozen of the half doz- en citizens of that place. He will be given an opportunity to explain to the court.
 Chase Garfield and Miss Bessie Smith eloped from Skagway Nov. 18th on the City of Seattle and went to the Sound in search of a nuptial knot-tier. Paternal objections left them the GUS tomary recourse, and they took advan- tage of it.
 Judge Brown recently handed down a decision to the effect that the city council of Skagway had no right to es- tablish a police court, thus making it understood that he and the U. s. com missioner are the whole thing when it comes to handling the law.
 Antonio Crispin, incarcerated in the city jail at Skagway, set fire to his bed and prepared to ascend on high in a chariot of fire, as Elijah of old. Be- cause of this little pleasantry,the Skag- way Alaskan refers to him as "fery Phoenix of incendiary proclivities."
 On the morning of the 24th ut. ice began to pack in the river at White Horse and in one hour the river rose a distance of five feet. A new current was thus formed and raging torrent swept across the north end of the city. At midnight the ice jam suddenly broke and foated down stream and the waters quickly subsided.