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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1901-05-24

pains and nervousness. 1t makes weak
women strong and sick women we'll.
rI deem it my duty to express my heartfelt
gratitude for having been the means. under
Providence, OF restoring me to health" writes
Mrs. B. H. Mum, of Spriugilill, Leon Co., Fla
"For nearly two years 1 suffered from female
weakness 50 l could not stand on my feet any
length of time; could scarcely walk at all
Appetite was much impaired; l had Bearing
down sensations; can't express how badly l
did feel. Had tried several kinds of medicine
which did NE little or good At last decided
to try DR., Pierce's FavoTite Prescription. l had
not taken al Of two bottles before l saw it was
benefting Me SO l continued to take it until 1
had taken seven bottles, when l felt entirely
cured. Did not feel touch of my old com
plant. 1t has been over a year since I took
your medicine and | can truthfu!lv say that
my health has been better for the last year than
il had been for four years previously.
"Tou may publish this as testimonial"
DIR. Pierce's Common Sense Medical
Adviser, in paper covers, is sent free on
receipt of 81 ore-Cent stamps to pay
expense OF mailing 0nLy Address Dr.
r. V. Pierce, Buffalo, N. Y.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1901-05-24
- NEVADA MINERAL PAINT -
FACTORY OPPOSITE THE MINT
Carson Nevada

his Paint is made of pure mineral ground III the best
Lnseed OIL aud is remarkable for It's high polish and
Lasting qualities
IT IS FIREPROOF
1t is manufactured IL many co1ors and is best paint
for hou inside out barns fences, wagon .ecinery
1t leads all oe.5 b-cr it is just beauf1 ana much
better and cheaper than oru.--4v paint. It Is
FURNISHED MIXED
and ready for in barrels blythe gallon les t:an
the price asked fer ordinary paint.
NO LEAKY ROOFS
litter using this pant. Shingles peined with it will
not bulge Or knIz they will lay fat though made
slate as the paint cements the shng les together
Many of the leading c;5zeas Of this city have used
this paint and pronounce it far better and cheaper than
any other paint. It puts like enamel and
cracks pees off Call or address:
Nevada Mineral Paint Go, Carson, New
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1901-05-24

and that II she
sleeps her dreams
will only be echoes
Of the suferings
of the day.
Why not sleep
soundly and rise
refreshed at morn
ing, with strength
and courage for
the days duties?
Weak, nervous
women, sufferers
from backache,
bearing-d b e o W n
pains, and other
W o III a nj V all
nlents, have found
a perfect cure in
DR.. Pierce's Fa-
vorite Prescrip-
ton. 1t heals the
wolnanly diseases
which cause the
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Carson City, Nevada. June Z. 1898.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1901-05-24
" pleasant Dreams"

Cries the young maid to her mother, -
she retires to rest. The mother smiles,
but signs. She knows that the pains
that rack her will not stop for darkness,
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1901-05-24
NOTICE

At the regular meeting Of the State
Board of Examiners held June 1th, 1893
the following resolution was adopted:
RESOLVED. That the Board OF Exam
liners shall meet on the third day of every
month, for the purpose of allowing
claims against the State, and all claims
not in the Office of the Secretary of State
on or before the third day in each month
shall not be considered or allowed by the
Loard until the next meeting which will
be on the third Tuesday of each month
KEINHOLD SADLER
EUGENE HOWELL
w. d. JONES.
Board Of Examiners.
Attest:
ARTHUR NORRIS
Clerk.
Carson City. Nevada. June Z. 1898.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1901-05-24
SICK HEADACHES,

1he curse Of overworked womankind. arc quickly
end p,rely cured by Karl's Clover Root tea the
erex olosT purifier and tissue builder hopeyrs
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1901-05-24
! Gyaat -;1:.Nent.

Nr. ;i>a1sto@'s ijnini"ni. whicn a.ects
man :;ad otas. alike = the @ran,iest curs-
V 1 ltht tver manufactured in The
world. Iou have bat to use it once ana
u r,t 8. yer as anvuther. II
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-07-11
ST. Sarr'S
Sreinc Scntifrice
TT cit Sei9
1T cit Gei9

~einsenatt in elmer 5uianmenSebbaren @Obre. 1T ein banoi9es
Radet, uno luiro nienalS bart ODER %unansenebm fur ben gelbnad.
SIS bot einen Sarten Scrub unb binkrdbt elm ~erfribenbeS uo an.
reisenoeS @efIbl I'M afunoe. SIS enfernt aae Stidben Nabruns
Die f6 spii6en ben 8abnen ietseiest 9abea, unb ipirft 9esen Die
Sauren, Die id i'm @iunbe former unb Die Senben5 baben, ben
email Der 8abns su SerfOren. Ser resuIdrs 9reiS 1T 25 Gemts,
bod fir Elm paar Sage tueroen mir es einfibren gu
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-07-11
SuuHpre.

- Der als Winer in Der @Spis 9robs
3eGs anesfsate SObn SOr stbieIt an
DisnIag burd einsn Dedenfaa bbis
8srIesunssn, sniiam absr Obns anO&en.
BRIDE.
- Der oils 90pIOr's @dIbdsn Be,
fannie 2anbeomplsr nabs BEN bieiissn
Sriebbofs pirb eessntpdrtis bon Der grie
Sompanie auf8erdumt uno nibeIirt uno
foa oann oils BauIots beriauft tperben.
= 9bOmas 2ansan bon OF 9tinisr
Sirabe, Der iiH am DOnneitas Ra&t
auf Der gor6 ieiusr @Obnune sum aus.
ruben binlssts, mar tobt oils feline 8ers
panoten ibn eripeden moltsn unb @oro'
ner 8oberis itslle fsit. oab elm S&Iaes
anfaa unb bic Sise be 1Ooesuria&e bile
beten.
- @m. Softer. Is Sabre alt. Der bic
Seier bss 8ierten eitpas frlb anfine unb
am Sonnsriae WOrsen bubsr i&On 70
srmattst ipar, baB sr fid 81 einsm
S6ldf6en niebsrIeesn muBte. fano
feline before STEELE alS bic grie @elsiis
nabs ben Gompanis DHiesn. Die Solss
mar, eaB ibn elm 3us truf unb bod in bic
Stuff i1lsubsrte, babel fdmsrsli6e aber
niat ssiabrIi&s 8sslssunssn sEbaIlsnb.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-07-11
3wei @ese fur bic 8oiten bon
einenl.

SIR ben SnteruationaIen 9onbsnt Der
gpworib Sea8ue Su San Sruncisco bonn
ls. bis 81. Suli 1901, tperbsn bon Der
2adatpanna glienbabn 8stourblqets Der.
tauft tperoen su tpeniser ais pie benz re.
8uldren einen Wea Yreis. 2adapanna
Aeenten iperben bleIe Bullets sum Der.
taufe baben BON A. Suli bis gum 12. in.
eluilpe. beidrantt Sur 8idfabrt bis gum
81. Auguit.
Weitllb bon Gbicaeo ODER 81. Souls
tperoen be 8iQets fir bieie @%eleeenbsit
lauten sur Sinfabrt ireenb cine birstls
8oute uno sur 8ldfabtt ireeno cine ans
oere birefie 8oute. Nnbere abipei6enbs
8outen t6nnen bsnubt peroen lpenn &c.
pdnibt, fur feline srita 8etrdss, nie
yum 8sIipiet sur Smfabrt brett nad
San Sranclsco uno sur &iidfabrt iber
PORTLAND uno st. pauI. $500 EXTRA.
Ser BreiS bon Scranton tpirb S66 25
isin. Sur ipeiters Ausfunft eriunoist
eud bel benz lotalen 8laetaeenlen Ober
idreibt on Germ &. VI. See. @eusral
BaRaaier aesnt. 26 grdanee BIacs,
Hsp gort eitp. 2l.9
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-07-11
serpilitat bier ,pte srabeu.

4merifaniide 3siiunsen ipOiisn ssrns
lber europdtibe, beionbetS oeutihe Ser'
pilitdt uno Spelhslsderei -tpie ftsbt sS
bier bamit -? @ls Yrdiibent We8inlsp
in Galiiornlen mar, betlbtete cine 9eit'
une ron einem ,,patriotii6en 8Ireer"
elmer bOrtieen tleinen Staoi. Der lisbsr
fem Saus babe in Slammen aufssbsn
lafen, als ben ih6niten Woment isinss
2ebens. bic Infunit bes Yrdiioenten, au
psrpnHen. limb in San Antonio tparsn
i'm S6aufsnhsr zines @siddftes be
Stible su ieben. uuf benen Braiiosnt
We8inIsp. Mapor $ DIS unb @oupsrnsur
Sapper bel benz Gmpfnn8 in Der AIamo
esisHsn batten. Die Stible folten
tperoeu, su rs @ents per 2oOS.
Der e,its 8eDinn NOR Der Stubl Wc.
8inIep'S, Der spsite Der beS Wapot's
Sids, Der brittle Der bss @Oubsrneurs.
limb 10 mas esidisbt i'm ~freien. bsmofra.
Amsrlfa Sullus S6dse iaet
basu in ieinsm .,SOrpartS" Sim"
mel. bait Du feline 6linte, Ober SslO-
feline. um elm iol6es Shaufenitsr in
unb 8ooen su seririimmsrn J"
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freunben in gImsriia $500, 900 ,uesean.
gen ieien. Das @sIb lit sur nnisrflb.
ung Der Witttuen unb @aiisn Der in BEN
iibli&en afrifaniideu 8risss ssfaasnen
patrioten betimmt.
Die Buren unter Sou6ee sieben f6 in
grocer Gle iber bic Drafsnitein @ebires.
tette suriid. 8ritiide 8unbi4after fol.
gen ibnen in bic @sbirsspdEe. SIN Gats
berg unb Winterbere iinb 9urensg0m.
manbOS aufeetauGt.
Or. 2epbs bat, tpie bic ,,Wornins
8oit" aus 8tlfel bsridtet. bon 9euem
Elm Runbi6reiben an bic Wd6te eeri&s
tst, in tpeldem CT baseesn proteiirt. oaB
bic 8riten bic Sruusn unb ainbsr Der
8uren grauiam ~bebanbeIn. Die boldn.
biihe 8%e8ieruns, beibt es, pirb ben
Yrotst untertdBen.
Brdiibent 8rdssr bat ieinsn 8eiu6 in
Gmerita Jest enbsdliis aufseseben. 81
fisbt. rie er ertldrte nidt elm, ipebbalb
er lit ben Strapasen elmer &eiie untsrs
Sieben foate; nur um iid in WaibinetOn
BON ben Spissn Der 8eb5rbsn lbsr bic
S6ulter anieben su Iafsn. Die WaHsn
oes ameritaniidsn Bottles, oas iue,B
Rrtteer, ftsben bod uuf Seitsn BET Bus
rem.
Cine Depei6s aus gapftabt msIbet,
has SurencOmmunbo SbeepsI's babe
W~urrapSbure in Der gapeolonie ein8e.
nommsn unb es fat gang nisosrssbrannt.
Sin TbsiI Der in bic 8apcpIonie einse.
brunsenen 8uren bat iid, na9bsm fs
bic @essno stpii6en DslOutpooos unO
fort Beaufort paiirt batten, setrennt.
Sin COMMANDO rltte nab 8liufnatsr
Dor, UNI IN Der oorilSsn @seenp N%sfrutsn
unb courage nufSu,reibeu.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-07-11

9 onntagsf6uIen sibt ss in
ben Der. Staten our 3eit 10000,
nit 2,500.000 2sbrern unb 9.000,>
900 S9iilern.
Sbr 700iGbrises Subts
feiert beuer bic Stabt Riga in
Der ruiiiiben SftieeproOinS 2iplunb.
Die 8lananummer Der aus bieiem Qns
Iafe ftattfinbenben SeitIi4teiten bilbet
eine ausftelIuns.
Der Qusftanb Der @Iass
arbeiter in GborlerOi, Srantrei9,
Der tiir3li4 nod 3ebnmOnatlider
9auer bsenbet tpurbe. bat bic arbeiter
ansebli9 INN 100000 5rancs
$2,00O,00O 2Obn ssbru4t.
Die 3peirGber bGlt man aas
semsin fir cine @rfinbuns Der neueren
3eit; ouf einisen .spptifdsn ObeIisten
finben iid uber Sisuren, bic auf einem
5tpeirdbrisen 9efdbrt iiben, bus iebr
ben alten @elosipebsn Gbnelt.
@erf9tebene Snfettens
arten sibt es auf Der sunsen groe
gssen 100000, bon benen einige 10 II
i9pinbenb Helm finb. baB erit elm Sau=
fen bon 1000 bon bisien an 9rSbe
einem-Sanbtorns slei4tommt.
Der Geu4tiatsit8sebuI
Der 2uft 1T tn England betannts
lid febr bsbeutenb, trObbem lit bas
Ganb perbGltnibmabis arm an WaFers
trGften, pelde seeisnet pdren, inbus
ftrieaen llnternebmunssn gu bienen.
9ananen tommsn oGiGbrli6 i'm
Dertbe BON ettpa IS, O0O,0 900 aus Defts
inbien unb gentrals &merita mad ben
Der. Staaten. 4Isin bon Der Sniel
Samaiea tomm.r iGbrli9 iibsr 4,000,s
600 9iinbel i'm Wertbs BON beilGufis
100000.
Der gr6bte 8aum Rem
Serfebs 1T eins ei9e, brei Weilen
n0rblt6 bon WideIton in 9louceiter
gountp. 0isfelbe 1T So SUB bod, unb
bat sinsn 9ur9msFer bon iisbsn SUB
5ebn 3oa unb cine Spanntpeite Der
Nefte bon 118 Sub.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-07-11
Die StretfFtaattoa.

9raitii@ gum StilRanb seIanst iuar
bio sum Samftae bic Sirs~iiituation.
am Nbenh fanb in Sdimpf's SaIs cine
Merchandising Der aarrenarbeiter fatt
unb eS purbe bariiber abesfimmt, Oh bic
4rbeit tpieber aufesnOmmsn tpsrbsn
fo0te. Die abfimmune ersab, bab aas
einfimmie ni4t bic arbsit aufnebmsn
polen. SIN elmer ON SOnntas abssbal.
tenen Berfammlun8 Der Central 2abor
Union tpurbe Der Streii Der aarrenars
better inboiiirt unb ibnen bic moraIiIds
uno finansiele nnterftatuns bsr Union
offerirt, susleid Elm gomiie ernannt, 6as
fur finansieae 8eitsass Bropasanba ma.
den ipn. Vim Spnntae erbisIten cine
Gn3abl @erfdte 8srbreitung, bic iebo6
bon 8oriiser Campbell ais ibm unbsiannt
berleuenet tpur6en.
Supt. M. 81. Rcaarsn bon ber Aaiss
@baImers @ompauis bsri&tsts an Won.
tag. oab cine treitere Brbbere InSabl
Wdnner itd sur Arbsit sinfsGtsn unb
bab iebt uneefabr $50 Grbsiter in ben
perfdieoensn departments tef6dftiet
iino. Am eIei@en Gage isbrte Elm Wann
in ben 2aduipanna Nai&insntperien sur
4rbeit Suriid unb sipei in ben Surrender.
fen in lebteren bIieben aber aud bier
fort, bic lebte WOde arbeitsten. SIN
elmer aIeemeinen MaRenbsriammIune
Der Streiter am Nadmittae in SuIbsrt's
gale purben iol&e, tpel6e biz 3ur 8ei'
le5une bes Streitss ausbaItsn modem,
sebsten. aufSutsben unb nur brei perfebI'
ten bieS su tbun. gomiteS tpurben ers
nunnt, un anbsre IoiaIe Unions 5u beIu.
den unb um nnterftdbune ansueeben
unb aud beidIoRsn. cine ipeitere Wafen.
Ueriammlun8 am pd6iteu WOnias 8ors
mitta8 a~baubaIten.
Meiiter 8~arrenbauer 8. z. ganFele
ertldrte am Dienitae 8Ormiiias. oaB in
ben 2adapanna Barren . Wetfen fsin
Streif i'm @anse iei. inbsm ibre Beris
entlane Der eanssn 2inie in boiler Iba'
tisteit ieisn. Die um Gage supor be.
ri&teie @onferenS bsSsiGnets CT oils abfc'
lut falfb, taut etner nnterreouna, bic er
turb porbsr per Telepbon nit prdlibeui
1russoale abssbalisn bate.
Die 2sHeIarbeiter psIds Isbts @ods
in ben Na,ss gbalmers Werien ben BE.
trieb aufnabmen, Iieben ih eeitern bon
lbren nod ftreifenben 8ameraoen iber'
reoen, nidt sur Arbeit su beeeben ; nur
hfsi hefroten his Mletfe unh Niefe nsfIte.
Ben fe tuieber furs na6bsr. 3psi ODE,
orei 8arrenarbeiter, bic aud sur 4rbsll
suridestsbrt paren, itsltsn iis pisoel
Elm uno msINstsn ii& ssitsrn i'm Strsit'
baupiquarrier.
Supt. Ns9aren bon Der Wild. @bal'
merS gompanie, Der BON @bicaao surid'
seisbrt 1T, ertIdrte seftsrn, baB feline
Reiie nidts nit elmer Beilesup8 bee
Streifs gu tbun eebabt babe unb bnB bic
Situation INNER nod unperdnbert If.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-07-11

CeatiGes CONNER 1beater,
Serantou sisssrfranI.
Veu Yurf S@auipiel GniembIe,
Nm Sienftas, ben 10. Jnli I9Ol'
Vim iSnisI. SRiuipitbauf In Berlin nit riff.
gem @rfsIss aufstfibrt uutsr BEN protsf-
iOratt OR. Waisidi @iUbtIm III.
Gum SsutfI Der S6aupisln laura be @Oitan
unp epuis fed.
gum nfsH @als;
.Sm S~ortbaufe,"
StnIatipns : SomObit In 4 auJistH. ben
8i&arp SfOprpund.
aufans prGcls S.t5. Gintrit, IS Gis. re
I~trsirtt Siss, 35 Cts. 8iIete lIHb AZ BADEN bsi
hilbert 3snft, penn 1--WE. 5riB pOlSuas,I, @po-
ming Ape.. s. !. Gabrrnbolt, 32i penn Apf, fur
bic Sieleitt in Der RtoattipH bts 9ourual.
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Neac MmsG9em.

Serlan8t;
Cine sutt, ssiunbs amms. abrsht 1907
0rsfn Mipes Giraffe.
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MOtmm9!

Scranton, ben 3. 3uIi 1901.
llntnjdhutir matt binmit BEN estbrifn
psuilbsn pubIifum btfannt, eaB pas Sbnstpr-
asfbdff Stpfnttr unb ShmIbt felt obtain
iub aas Ditisnistn, ptIds Der obissn Girma
i6ulssn, rlu6t, tinjis unb altin ibrs 3abIun-
gen an 5obn u. Stprufr III MAIDEN sbsniO
iinp aud Dititnissn, ptl6f duf gtGAafHi9m
@sbift bis gum Obissn Datum stpas bon bn
8irma ~ fCrptru babtn, frlu1t, lpfcrt ibrs
Rthnuns tinjul6idtn an SobH u. ShpfnfnL
wtItfr oas Sti6aft bon itBt ab aatiH wsitfr-
fibrtu piTp. Abtunssspa,
SobH u. 9 tptnter,
pTnnf&mtien,
32i eafapanna slpsnle,
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Hruteus@eh6rbe

Cine arObs anlabl appIifanisn far
u%ntsrhdbuns iteaten iiG am 5rsiiae bel
Der obieen 8eb6ros Elm uno in ben msis
Iten 5daen ipurOen bic 2euis fir tpilrbis
%befunben unb unterfdsi. aaut BEN BE.
ridt oeS Experimentation 8ssmsr be.
fanben ii& sur 3sit 463 Sniahen im
Seim.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-07-11

- Die idbrIi1s Greurfion bss 2ieber'
irans erfolst am 90. Iusuit mad Safe
2obore.
= Gin 3peis Der 2ocomobiIe @om'
panic bon Amerita fol- bier in furSer
Belt erbfnet tperben. tpofslbit 8eparatus
rem flr bic Wai@inen 8ema4t iuerben
loqen.
= Senrp g. Rod unb SRI. Waria
S@stsr tpurbsn am 9ienftas 0a&t in
Der DObnuns oes OnfeIS Der 8raut an
SranfIin Slpenue bur6 9aitor Satob
S&bttIe gum 8unb fiir's 2eben einBe'
feenet.
- Die Sudfters Union 1T seasn bic
firalid bonn Stabtratb ansenommene Sic
ssnSiieuer Drbinans unb bat elm @utads
ten erbaIten, bas bieie aIS uneeiebli&
erflart. Nus Sieiem @runbe tpsrSsn bic
Suditer 8esablune Der Steuer perpei'
germ uno bic Sa@e bann i'm 9eri&t auss
fehten.
= glm Woutas absnb biB Ssnrp
Slsd'S GROCER Suno BEN ileinen Tb&ter'
lein bss @olf Mebber in ben glrm unb
2sstsrsr beiIasts ii9 Oann BEL BEN Grfe'
rem oariiber unb ~perIanete, baB er ieinen
Sunt erfdieBs. SieS psrtpsissrte iebod
Sled ean3 enti&ieben unb sriff bierauf
Wsbber on unb tpogte anItatt Jpn t6bten.
am Oisnitas muBie sr foIslid fir iein
eeridtlides @rideinen 8drei6aft ftellen.
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Semfc's
ST toenti9e 8ierfube,
ais Dem aSenue.

Gin nab uItosutidsr Bsii. s.fibrtss eotal,
no man fber 1T, t.ts aHStn,bms Stitai6afI
~ tuben,
Sas nit o~erieIbeu usrbunosne U 4
n I lisfsrt ale 0elifateftn Der Sabrssssit.
,.@drjbnratr Sofbrdu' uno bief9t Sisrt;
importirts Beib. uuo &otbu.ius, prima Cigar
rem, bohid. 8ebisnun9.
Evening star., 1901-08-15
COL. CABRERA CAPTURED
IMPORTANT CATCH MADE BY LIEUT.
w. s. GRANT.
Many Surrenders Also Reported in
Batangas Province - Few In
surgents in MindOrO.

MANILA, August 15.-Second Lieut.. Wal.
ter s. Grant of the 9th Cavalry, while
scouting with detachment near Taal
Batangas province, has made what the
military authorities consider to be the
most important capture since Aguinaldo
was made prisoner. Grant captured Col.
Martin Cabrera. his adjutant and six other
insurgents. Cabrera had been growing in
power for some time. He controlled all
the insurgents in southern Batangas and
also those westward of the city Of Ba-
tangas
Col. Panganiban, a captain and twenty
men. with twenty-six rifles and consider
able ammunition, have surrendered to
Lieut. Smith of the Goth Infantry near
Luzos. They formed a portion of Gen.
Waivers command. After taking the oath
of allegiance they were released.
Capt. Policarpio, a lieutenant and five
men from the sixth company Of Malvers S
command also surrendered to Col. Bald
win. refusing at the same time payment
for their rifles and revolvers, and saying
that they surrendered FOR peace and not
for money.
Lieut.. Evans reports that he has not seen
or heard of any insurgents recently on the
Island of Mfndoro. He reports burning q
camp. however. and he succeeded in cap
turing thirty tons Of rice. He says the
people In the valley back ef Nau3an reside
In the richest farming country of the is
lands. The district Is thickly settled and
plentifully supplied with cattle and rice.
zen. Chanee Is greatly pleased by these
accounts from the PROVINCE OF Batangas
and the Island Of Miudoro.
Evening star., 1901-08-15
WILL BE A COMPLETE OUTFIT.
A Printing Omce to BE Sent tC
Manila.


Within a few weeks a complete printing
Office costing about 100000, will be taken
from this country to the Philippine Islands
and set up in Manila. This win be the
governments printing office for all or near
ly all work originating needed In the
Philippines. The plant is believed to be
the most complete and modern in every
respect that could be purchased. 1t includes
six presses, four typesetting machines, a
stereotyping outfit, a photo-lithographing
plant, and, in fact, every facility that the
most modern and complete printing office
in this country possesses.
Mr.. John s. Leech, at present foreman
of the fifth division of the government
printing Office, will be superintendent OF
the Philippine public printing office, as 1t
will be called. and he will set up the plant
and organize the force necessary to operate
1t. 1t is not yet known how large a force
will be required for this work, but 1t Is
likely that from twenty-five to thirty print
ers will be required to run the plant In the
way 1t will be operated. They may be sent
from this country If it is possible they
will be obtained in the Philippine Islands.
In the past printing for the Philippines
has been done chiefly in this country, and
largely by contract with private firms. 1t
has not been done as satisfactorily in all
respects as is the work In the governments
own workshops, and the necessity for send
ing 10 tHis country mas CduseO very sioaS
and annoying delays to the officials Of the
islands. Gov. Taft said he wanted to have
complete printing office, and the War
Department at once set about providing 1t
for him.
!. Mr.. Leech. the superintendent of the
Philippine Office. is from Illinois, having
been employed in the government printing
office here for twelve years. He has filled
practically every place in his trade in the
office, and he Is regarded as thoroughly
efficient and qualified to maintain the Phil
ippine office in the highest degree OF ex-
cellonce
Evening star., 1901-08-15
COMING YACHT RACES.
capt walker to Have Charge Of
Police Arrangements.

Capt. Thomas d. Walker. comma nding
the revenue cutter Gresham, has been in
structed by Capt. G. F. Shoemaker, chief
Of the revenue cutter service, to prepare
to police the yacht races in New York for
the Americas cup. 1t Is stated by Captain
Shoemaker that Captain Walker will be in
full charge of the entire arrangements, and
that there will be no supervision this time
by an officer of the navy, there was
In 1899, when Rear Admiral Robley D. Ev-
ans was put over the revenue cutter force
by the President Captain Walker will put
himself in communication with the officers
Of the New York Yacht Club and will make
such arrangements as are deemed neceS-
sary. Captain Walker will have under him
the Gresham. Window, Onondaga, Semi
mole Dallas and Dexter together with such
vessels volunteer to assist. To each of
the latter will be detailed an officer from
the revenue cutter service.
The regulations for policing the boat
races two years ago were made by Captain
York Yacht Club 1t was then supposed
that the revenue cutter service would have
entire charge of this work. which was done
so satisfactorily. but influence was
brought to bear to have the cutter fleet put
In charge of Captain Evans. The Presi-
dent was prevailed upon to make the de-
tail. Some time ago Captain Shoemaker
wrote communication to Secretary Gage
urging that this time the work be under
the sole direction of the revenue cutter
service. Secretary Gage has approved the
proposition, and the President, 1t is under
Stood has INDICATED that no naval officer
Will be detailed to that duty this time
Captain Evans detail two years ago was
largely due to statements that as the race
was great international one an officer
of prominence should be placed in charge,
with a rank of sufficient Importance to
show that this country recognized and re-
garded the occasion as an unusual one.
The same arguments hold good this year
but Captain Shoemaker has pointed out
that the revenue cutter service has officers
of standing capable of making a most cred
liable showing on this or any other occa-
sion.
Evening star., 1901-08-15

undergoing the experiment of inoculation
under the direction of DIR. Reilly acting
commissioner of health. The experiment is
made with skin tuberculosis-lupus-a
form of the disease which is durable and
contnro!lable. Just as satisfactory a test. it
is asserted by DR., Reilly, can be secured
by inoculating the skin of the human be-
ing with the bacillus from the animal as
could be obtained from experiments with
pulmonary tuberculosis. The one is FEAST
bic, because 1t does not endanger life. Be
cause the other does, it is regarded as inn
pra cticable.
The volunteers have been inoculated with
the germs obtained from infected cows.
Their condition few weeks hence it is
thought. will definitely show If DR.. Koch's
theory is correct.
Dr Reilly in speaking of this experiment
SAID several offers have been obtained from
persons willing to subject themselves to
lnoculatlon with the more serious species
OF bovine tuberculosis, but that fortunate
their oHers would not need to be ac-
cepted