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The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-05-25
CUSTOMS RECEIPTS IN CUBA.
War Department Statement for the
First Quarter of This Year

The Division of InsuIar Affairs of the
War Department has prepared for pub
LEGATION the following statement of re-
ceipts from all sources at the several Gus
tom houses in the Island of Cuba. for the
three months ended March 81 1901. as
compared with the same period of 1893
and 1900
The statement shows that the total re-
ceiPts from customs sources during the
three months ended March 81. 1901. were
s. 955,9f6.So for the three months ended
March 81, 1893, s., IS, S5s, and for the three
months ended March 81, 1890 81 I39. $50 81.
The comparison by customs ports fol-
lows: BaraCOa, three months ended March
81, 1891, $, S33. IS; 1899. $7.951.97; $780, St2.
122.73. Batabano, three months ended
March g. 1901, $Tl216; 1899, S1,950.45; 1890,
S1,I73. Cienfuegos, three months ended
March 81, 1901, 1915 418.72; 1899, SIS, 1888 +;
1900 Sz96, 402-SS. Cardenas, three months
ended March 81, 1901, 81. 929. %; 1899, SIS
$685.; 1900 SIS. 260. .. Caibarien. three
months ended March 81, 1871, So. 55T-7I;
1899, 27,943.80; 1900, $46.617.52 Guantanamo,
three months ended March 81, 1901, 49,
1882 1899. 81 $50 Il: 800, so G54.55. Gibara,
three months ended March q, 1901. $79.-
G61-21; 1893 SS4. 299- 70; 1900, SHE Havana,
three months ended March 81. 1891, 81
49,, 521s9. 1899 $2S43 1884 1879, S3.115,f72-23
Manzanillo three months ended March 81.
1891, S54. S5206; 1888. S40.646.63; 1890. S271I7.
Matanzas. three months ended March 81.
1901, $124 623.44; 1893, So, 25S-91; $780, S129,-
45l.6S. Nuevitas. three months ended
March 81 1901. 81 $40; 1899, $50, 291-5l; 1870,
SIS. 46l 81 Sagua la GTande, three months
ended March 81, 1871, S53, "a; 1899 $50
59I II; $780, SIS. 474-10 Santa Cruz, three
months ended March 81, 1901, Sl,6J6.61; 1893,
S6f6 50: 1900. S1.352S0 Santiago, three
months ended March 81, 1901, S2f4,Se6-44;
1899 S226 "A. 81; 1880 $40 926-56- Trinidad.
three months ended March 81, l51, 80
10 20. 1Sqg 8 CAB; 1900. SS.3I9-H- Tunas de
Zaza- three months ended March q, 1871,
= - n..s aLaL S
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Lfeutenants for Ordnance work.

A special order has been issued at the
War Department, detailing board
Of officers TO consist Of Major Rogers Biz
ME, Capt. William Crozier and Capt.
George W Burr, all Of the Ordnance De
partment. to meet at the Army Building,
New York City. at 10 o'clock a. m on
Friday. May q, 1871, or as soon thereafter
as practicable. This board VIII formu-
late "a plan and papers for the examiua-
tion Of first iieUteuants of the line of the
army VINO may apply for detail for a pc
Rod of four years for service in the
Ordnance Department, TO ill vacancies in
the grade Of first lieutenant in that de
TarLmeut.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-05-25
The American Fruit Trade.

The American Consul at Valencia.
Spain, has sent TO the State Department
an interesting article published in d
newspaper Of that city, regarding span
Ssh and California fruits. In this ar
ticlo II is stated that California is sup
plying French, English, and German
markets with fresh fruits and vege-
tables and crowding Spain out Of the
competition, not by underselling. but
by the superior quality Of the goods.
The reason alleged for this is that the
California fruits are better packed and
more carefully transported than those
OF Spain. The writer patheticaIy ex-
claims
we can compete with America ONLY hy en-
picying her methoGs-ImproyCd cultivation har-
ves,ing. and packing. cold storage and rapid
safe transportation Otherwise oar exports viii
decline every day. CASTLE was once called the
graHdry Of Europcs yet ge have lived 10 see
foreign wheat, after paying heavy transportation
taxes. protective duties, and adverse premium
of 8 per cent in exchange. competing with our
homegrown cereals. Shall we live 10 see Amcri-
can oranges competing with ours on The Ralen-
ca market IJsClIz'
There is a piqUancy in this situation
which appeals TO the American sense Of
the picturesque. After having been
brought up on the tradition of Seville
oranges and the gardens Of sunny
Spain, it is somewhat queer to discover
that southern California is beating
Spain literally on her own ground, and
that oranges grown en- ranches which
were not under cultivation fifty years
ago are Upsetting market traditions
older than the United States itself It
is equally curious that fruit carried
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-05-25
THE BELGIAN SAVINGS BANK.
Increases in the Number of Books
and Amount of Deposits

and Amount of Deposits.
Official statistics concerning the Belgian
Government savings bank. sent to the
State Department by George w Roose-
welt. the American Consul at Brussels.
show that on December 81, 1900. the num-
Der Of books was 1,752 434, against 1884,
253 in the previous year, and the amount
Of deposits was S127. rs 1855. an increase
during the year Of ST.215I4I The capital
led interest amounted 10 s. f62 Sob
which added to the amount represented in
depOsitors books, made Il grand total Of
$3.50, $50 1882. belonging almost exclusively
TO the working class Owing to the indus
trial prosperity throughout Belgium dur
ing the past two years. there was a no.
tiCeab!e increase in deposits. but during
the past six months. on account Of the
strike amonS the glass workers in the
Char.eTOi district, there has been a falling
off.
Statistics also show that the inhabitants
of the province of HaindUt are the most
thrifty and saving in Belgium, as their de-
posts in the pOstOtiiceS alone during the
year just ended amounted to $I9.6 953.f3
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stupid or Trick.


(From the New York Tines
II the Cuban politicians have misunderstood
The perfectly clear language Of the Pl4tt amend
meur. that gives rs one view o. their minds IT,
having understood it. they Havc pTJfrs-ed not u
understand IL, iE order o. gain time Tor its nc
ceptauce- that gives us another view. But If
they now intend 20 Tasu of upon the Cuban
people their own gTgJg~9Ue rendering OF NJ
Roots statements. that act gives us a view oi
Their minds AID Of their morals that must aIa-nl
Americans UE0 want TO see Cuba Wei governed
and prosperous
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-05-25
THE WRAPPING OF PACKAGES.
An Order Concerning Their Prepara-
ton for Foreign MniIs.

HOE TOT VTCfEn ffHIIS-
y NJ. Brooks Superintendent of For
eigu Mails. issued an order yesterday re-
garding the wrapping of parceIs-pOst
packages, as follows:
This department having been advised
that it is not unusual for DarceIs-post
packages mailed in the United States to
reach foreign countries in bad condition,
the covers sometimes being torn off or so
damaged as to render it difficult to read
the address. the attention of postmasters
is called TO paragraph of section on
page I1G of the United States Official
Postal Guide for January, 1901, which re-
uuires parcels presented for mailing to
foreign countries to be so securely and
substantially wrapped that they can be
safely transported from the Office of orr
gin 10 the Office Of destination in ordinary
mail sacks POstmasters viii cause due
notice of the foregoing to be taken at
their Offices
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-05-25
Wise way for Employers.


The demand OF the masaHiSts for a nine-h0w
dav Is reasonable. AMI the employers would be
wise II they should @Tlut IT, 4 can do about
as much work in nine hours as in ten when he
gets accustomed 60 ulc clAage, and the employers
would lose very Httle ifany thing Indeed, the
n-hour working das ssmuah shorter than
grandfsthers worked. hut the world is accomplish
ing more in thc shorter day than it did in the
longer one.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-05-25
The street Car Nuisance.

From the Philadelphia North Amcrican)
No person has right to force his way into q
crowded open car and wedge himself between
Tie pre=.ice should be forbidden by Law II the
corporations are unable 10 put 2 Sep 70 it BY
their own regulations
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-05-25
A had Example, Handed Down.



Is IL unfair to assume that the example sci in
the White House is followed In the departments?
When the President OF the United States ap-
points 10 the Civil Service Commission bitter
Toe OF the reform who has publicly tried TO
abolish the Commission Is II strange that sub
ordiuates in the Patent Office should not hesitate
To- put their friends or Congrcs~mcn's friends on
the payrolls IL violation OF the law?
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-05-25
Many Years to His CredLt.

(From the Chicago TribuneD
Dependent FatheT-NaTia haven't we done our
best to train our boy rightz Aad isn't he going
to the devil as fast IS he can go?
Hopeful Mothcr-BUt John, doesn't Solomon
saw Train up child in the way he should 90.
and when ne Is old he viii not depart from it?''
johnny won't be old for forty years yet. We must
give him time
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-05-25
CANADA GIVES ASSENT.
American CunBoats to he Used In
the Great Lakes.

the Great Lakes.
The Canadian Government has waived
objections to the presence of the Amer
lean Cunboa.s Dorothaa and Hawk in the
Great Lakes, where they are TO be used
by the naval militia orGaEiza tons of
Chicago and Detroit. Under the Treaty
of Washington the number of armed yes
sells Of Great Britain and the United
States in the Great Lakes is limited and
in this case il became necessary to re
quest Canada through the British Gov
eminent. to permit the two gunboats tC
proceed To their respective destinations.
1t was represented that they would be
used solely for the purposes Of drill, and
Canada gave q prompt assent
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-05-25

iron the S0merviIle Journal)
Mrs. Whyte-Doe5 your husband ever have the
nightmare?
Mrs Browne-WeiI. he sometimes starts 10 have
one, but for a good many years l have been
in the habit Of taking 4 hat pin to bed with NE,
50 that ! can generally wake him UP before he
gets well to going
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-05-25

tFT0W tIo savannah NeWs-)
OF course 10 VIII be years before China can
compete successfully with this country in man
ufalturIRg OF raising cotton, but tie time may
come when she viii BE 4 troublesome rival. With
her teemiDs population and labor satisfied with
few cents a dag she may be able 70 make the
Christian nations wish they had never attempted
IL iUTce their civilization upon her.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-05-25

fFro1u the Philadelphia Press)
Tczs-Hc proposed to her IN rather gruesome
way
JeSs-Why I understood he merely asked her
to share his fortune
T,S,-Na. L. asked her if she would care 10
share his los They were walking IN the Gene
terry at the time.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-05-25
Cnpt..In Ps.rsons to Dc sIustered out.

BY order Of Secretary Root Major The
odore Z True, quartermaster, L. S
Army. in addition to his present duties
viii relieve Cant. Elias H Parsons. as
sistaut quartcrmaster. L. 5. Volunteers
Of his duties at st Asa h. Va. Captain
Parsons, upon being thus relieved. Will
settle his accounts preparatory 10 his dis
charge from the service on June 81, 1891.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-05-25
CURRENT HUMOR.
S-isterIy sympathy.

Gwendoleu-How late you are, dear. What
have YOU been doing all the afteTn0on2
Naud-HeIping the Griggsbys at their at
home" and making myself generally fascinating
and aCrceabJcI
CwendoIcn-Poor thing. What i hard days
work Tor youl
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-05-25
Saying Il Lot.


English >port-0Id NcCofries was considered a
clever pugiljst in his day. wasn't hc2
American SPORT should -sfy so. Why h. was
one Of the cieverCst pugiiists that ever stepped
behind "a lar.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-05-25
Our Back-Number TRANSPORTS.

tFrOm The Worcester telegram
Volunteers Of the TEenjy-sixth Regiment who
come back % Massachusetts, claim that the
stories about vie food on transports are true
The movement 20 have Transporting done Ly
leased ships gains in favor every time the
regular Service j. mentioned
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-05-25
Going to Extremes.

from the Baltimore Amcrican)
Mrs WunGer-Yes our new cook Is an avfulIy
good girl bur I think she Is almost ian1ticaI.
Mrs \ -kit-Hov : thatE
Mrs WundcT-Wlly, She Is 50 opposed to flirting
that she viii not mash the potatoes.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-05-25

4 report is current today that the
Board of Awards Of the Navy Depart
ment has decided. or about decided. to
place the head of Rear Admiral SanP-
son upon the Victory Medal which is
to be given to the officers and men who
participated in the sea battle off San
tiago. From the fact. If il be one, that
1t is to be a Sampson medal, We pre-
sumo that it is the intention of the
department to confer it also upon some
persons who did not take part in the
affair.
It must be admitted by all people who
tory or justice to public servants who
have done their duty nobly IN war, that
II is more than questionable taste to
take the face of q man who was not
present at the enga cement and make it
the chief feature Of a design to COM
memorate the event It would be use
less at this time again to thresh over
the old straw of the Schley- Sampson
controversy. But 1t has been amply
proved that Schley commanded the
squadron that won the victory, and that
Sampson at the time was hull down
behind the horizon If it be not too
late, perhaps It may occur to the Board
Of Awards that better idea than their
alleged present one would be to omit
the Sampson profile and for it substi-
tute a horizon with the New York be
hind It This would be accurate and
just A Sampson medal celebrating the
death Of the famous Matanzas mule
might be issued later.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-05-25
The Organ Grinders Snap.


CFrom the London Fun
How much do You make wCek?'
-Four pounds, sir
'.Eh. what2 Four pounds for grinding an
orsang''
..No. sar; not for griud-for shut up and 50
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-05-25

The Conger boom in iowa appears to be
petering out On Mr.. CongeF's first in
spection Of it, If We may judge from his
actions later. It struck him as resembling
q boojum more than a shark, and he i'm
mediateIy began to talk about an inteu-
ton 10 return TO his post at Pel1in- He
may do so, although there is room Cor
doubt Conger for some reason or other
is not as popular as he might De in Ger
tain quarters, and it would not be sur
prising to see him get a liberal dose Of
the absent treatment, as far as concerns
the Administration
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-05-25

It IS rather singular that almost inme-
diately following the elaborate display Of
friendship for Russia which the Kaiser
made at the recent military re-
view at Metz. the leading Rus
sian newspapers should simultaneously
abuse the Triple Alliance. and Germany
in particular On the face Of the develop
ment it l0oks~as If the Cars Govern
ment cared more TO attempt the deIvc-
ton Of Italy from the Dreibund than 1t
did to maintain good relations with Ger
many Possibly, the attack may be lev
eIed at Austria as well. That Power may
stand IN the way Of policies and the ac-
compIishmeut Of certain designs in the
balkans In fru alliance with Germany
and Italy the Austrian hand IN the near
East is stiI strong. Segregated, it would
be perhaps easy to make It subservc the
purposes Of Russia
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-05-25

The c0urt-martiaI IN the case of Captain
Hall, Of the Marine Corps, who was
charged with cowardice at Pekin during
the seige Of the legations, has rxoncratad
him fully. Incidentally, the report Of the
court reCitcs that the charges against the
captain seem to have been considerably
Inspired by feminine spite. His excellent
standing and record in the service. and
the evidence in the case, appear complete
y to Justify the findings.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-05-25

All friends Of international sport viii
be gTatified 10 learn that the New York
Yacht Club has extended the time for the
Americas Cup race from August %
TO September z, in order 10 accommodate
Sir Thomas LiPt2n. in the meantime he
viii have the necessary opportunity to re-
pair the Shamrock il, and, it is TO be
hoped, get her in trim for her sea jour
neE and The snceedinE triaLs.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1901-01-24

Sztywpe, wytezoue, albo przepra'
cowane muskuly odzyskuja zn6w 81
1e i elastycznosc Pc natarciu Severy
Olejem sw. Gotharda. Z~apobiega
on opuohlinom, resztywnieniom, reu,
matyzmowi i wszelkim innym bolom
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1901-01-24
P~Osiedzenia Grup.
CIR. 1GS 10 Buffalo, ". y.

Or. 1Gs 10 Buffalo, ". y.
Zawiadamiam czionk0w towarzy-
silva kzsmieslnik0w Polskicb, or.
1873 Il. n. r., ze ma ostatniem rocz.
mem posiedzeniu zmieniono posie-
dzenis q mianowicie: Cd L lutsgo
posiedzenis gr. 1873 odbywac sic be-
da W 2.gi wtorek kazdego miesiaca
a posiedzenia tow. Rzemieslnik0 w
Polskich odby wac sic beda W ostatni
wtorek kazdego m~iesiaca.
Dnis 20 styoznis T. b. odbedzie sic
W zwykisj hall posiedzeh u~roczystost
loci rocznicy, ~poisczona z balem,
tow. Polskich Krawcow, or. 1874, ma
ktora to tow. Rem. Pol. Jest zapro-
tone. - J. Kiosisk, sskr.
Or. 4f9 10 North Amboy, ". j.
Zawiadamiam ~wsrystkich cz}on,
kow tow. Kosoiuszko, gr. 419 Il. y,
p, re posiedzenie roczne odbedzie
sic W niedriele, dpis 27-go styoznis
r. b., o 2.ej pc poiudniu. - B. A.
Cebelihski, sekr.
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Il ZIEMI O~JCZYSTEJ.

- Przeciwko MickiewieEowi.
w Toruniu M wieosorka Micsiswi.
czovskim prelogsnt prsytoczyi cytst
. Miokiewiozs. Ma to powstsf, JAZZ
pisse .,Gssets Toruhsks", repreren.
tsnt polioji ! dobitnym gsosem ives.
val prelegsnts, sby ssniscbsi csyts.
nis cytstoi
- Biskupstwo pfockie. 2 Ray.
mu donosss, fs ns n~sjbliissym kon.
syssorru ~pspieskim oprocs jut Wy.
misnionych, ma byc ssmisnowsny
tskte biskup psocki. Ma stolioe 70
wyniesiony bye ma ks Jsrsy srsm'
bsk.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1901-01-24
CudOwny wynalazek.

l.eczy struPy, Dol giowy, chroni
cd wypadania w1osow i t. d., a przy-
tenn kosztuje tylko lyle. CO awyczsj.
ny grzebieh. Co to Jest: To Elek-
tryczny Grzebieh DIR. White'a. Je.
dyny patentowany grzebieh swie-
ole. l.udzie, gdziekolwiek sic uks-
.e ma sprzedaz, sa MIN zachwyceni.
Po prostu czeszesz codzieh w}osy, a
grzebieh robi reszte. Ten cudowny
grzebieh ME zlamie. sic nigdy, a co
szczegolniejsze, re absolutnie ME "a.
ME ami wyciaga w}osow. Sprzedajs
sic z pismienna g~warancjs, ae kazdy
bedzie z niego zupeinie zadowolony.
Przyslij pc jeden znaczki pocztowe.
Ola dam kosztuje SOC, ola mezczyzn
35c. Mezczyzni i ME wiasty zyozs
sobie rozpowszechnic ten artykui
wszedzie. ~Sprzedaje sic "a okazs-
MEM. Agenci sa uradowani z zsdo-
wolenis. (Patrz ma ogioszenia ,,Po-
trzeba" ma innem m~iejscu). Adres;
ID. y. Rose, Gen. Mgr, Decatur,
Ill.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1901-01-24

Stara rudera. correspondent pc
wen opisujso pred pewnym czasem
stan swojego xdrowia, ~zaznaczyf, ze ,,sta-
Ia rudera p~otrzebuje podp6r", a W uws
DE tel zawierafo sic bardzo n prsw-
dy. w stsrosci, gdy naturalnie Sly "a
cZynajs zaniksc, fagodne, w~Zmaonlajace
lekarstwo potrzebne jest ns uregulows-
ME oraanizmu i nsdsnie mu novel silly.
Pan Tomssz Roberts, z Jefferson Ia,
pisze do bra Fahrney, W Chicago, III.
CO ~nasteduie; ,,Jestem zyjacym pomni-
klein, swiadcsscym o zaletsoh panskis
60 Gomozo. Zszywafem to leksrstvo W
pewnych prZerwach nA wiosne ! W jesie-
nj przez ostatnie dziesiec lat, i mt see
tn wyznsc, re staiem sic cudem samemu
sobie ! przyjaciofom z powodu mel rzez
wosci 1 zdrowia. Nam Obocnie, dzieku.
jac Bogu, siedmdziesiat j siedm lat. Beg
Gomozo nile m6gfbym sic obejst. Zdaje
sic, ono odt edza wsZelkie choroby ciafa."
Ora Piotra Gomoso ME jest leksr-
stwem aptecznem. jest s~przedawsne
tylko przez agent6w specjalnych, slbo
przez wis 'cic' ella wprost, DR.. Peter
FahIney, ll2-ll4 y. Hoyne ave-, ChIca
60, m.
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u pr.eniesienia 1908
Razem 5 3l.55

Wyd.iai Wspart otrrymst nssse-
pujsos prosby:
Cd ssrzsdu Or. 400 " Jersey City,
ola osionka J6zefa Suohodolskiego,
ktory cd dwooh lat juA ME Jest idol
ny do prsoy powodu potiuossnia
podo.ss prsoy j .u.jduje sic " wiel-
kisj nisdoli I rodsins. Grups poms-
gaia o lie mog}s.
Cd Zarsadu gr. 20 " Chicago, dla
o.fonka A. Groohowskiego, obarozo.
nsgo wiekism 1 ~nie.dolnego do pra.
oy.
Gdyby kto misi 90 ~prseciwko wy
piaesniu wsparcia W powyzssvoh
wyPadksch, nieohaj donissie Wy.
dzisfowi Wspar6.
w sprawordaniu IA sisrpieh o.
pusrosone sostaly drukn nastepu
jaos sklsdki: or. 405- $3.50. 40
5lo., SIC loo, 287-2lo., 1873 -
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346-l6a., suma ogolna jsdnak ME
ulegs zmianis, DO powyasze skiadki
sostaly do niej wliosone.
Prosimy gruPy o dslsis skisdki.
S. NIcKI, prezes.
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$500 NAGRoDYi

zspiseimy po~ytszs nAgroda 70 Eatdy wyps.
der ehofooy Wsvooy. Dyspepsyf, Boiov gfowy
my mogh wyleezye iekArstwem Lfyerita, nsjpov.
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