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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-05-09
Happy is he
THE LIGHT
THAT NEVER
FAILS.

Who has had the good sense
to come to Ehlers' for his new
Spring Tie before calling upon
his hearts affection.
Come, young man, middle
aged man, or elderly man, and
buy the latest in silk Ties
Imperials, Bat Wings, Wind
sor Ties, ETC., in all the new
est patterns, at the lowest
prices.
White Lawn Ties, Csc per
dozen.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-05-09

b. ley l.Sy ladies' contemplate
E., 'osephine Stanton a. pe lnae
IL 40! 10 show their indigna-
b r. attacks that have been
n ,;.r actress and her compa-
b. ser has been talked Of
f. shor.,,M. Monday, and plans
ns 81. Treasurer Of the Ma
h. nas called a specia1
It IA Ia aSes Of the home FOR FOR
At ~ : clock. The meeting
II !. 'e nome on Beretania
,hs ,r : earnestly reoues t..d
a&gssa5S great Importance
ka 5sads Committee on ar
tSs about concluded II tb cir
enist business houses The
3 viii 80 : Into the spirit of of
Ragrsn q e! gTeat deal Of gus s.
trough VIII be excellent al
rslistSy Up D., the various M num- IN
sate gi5 Sg the keynote
l.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-10-18
MOVIMIENTO MARKTJMO- y
ENTRADAs DE TRAyEsIA


De Habana y esca'as vsp esp tsCiil
dad de Oadiz" aSobrinos de Esquia@A
o0n caFga de transito.
De New Orleans yap amer "OalifdI
nian" a The New York Porto Ricb
) 5 90, con esrgs qua resel sremos en-
el Dfmero de manaua.
. d. New York vap anne San Jnanr 4 Tie
New York and Porto Rico S S CO. a Lyon
& bijos de Perez Morris, s CPS pap4l, 4 cn
sobres, / Ct lapices y caiAlogos. OJnzates
Fontanals y co, so atdos papel cn dulces
A Ortega y co 2 cIs lavsmanos l i'd cola
res l id qnincaIla l id l bT 'anparss b
atdos palas .cI cucharas l id c,taagos z
stds tinta cI colores 2 cIsca zado M Pe:
rez co 100 SIS hasina SUcrs do L VIllA'
mi CO 70 cs quesos 30 bIs arenques 200
avdss papel 25s3 manteca. 500 SIS harina
loo bls tocino 70 cls salchich6n 90 hIs pa
pas 100 pleas dos tubos CTS nulrae
Fntee Luudt J 90, 20 cs mantequilla 35
BIS corveza j Ochoa bernano 10 CTS sa
chich6u A Vicente co s Fcis jaInduta 15
els datiles 90 cIs maizena SucrE de PefdE
helmancs I cIs romapss 1 cE mclnoss3 cF
coccs Mpllenhptf .Kotber 8 CPS elfTas@
Sues de + Juhcos y CO 10 bls cerveza 10
bls eras lscT cocoa cisle6he l ii tEeng.
Sue dc M Lcmba y ca. 300 i tiospapki
90 hsrlna 10 cls maDteqnlia 23,3 mad
teca 40 els aceite 4scls calnisetas bIs vi
|nagfe 2 bIs vidrio 25 els glinid d Is els
datil. TOO BIS papas 5 idos caneIa CasIli
Hon Ochoa 3 bis wins gre 2l6 bis iocino z
|cls jamonss Bernardo Fernandez 2c,s 60
Goa 70 cIs mantFqnilIa 81 cIs gallstas 6
aides duIces 2 cls tecinets 10 hIs manzanas
II Perujo Olivia 10 SIS babIchuelas 5 hcls
jame mes II bls yidrio Fernandez Ganran y
co % els qnslos 90 cIs yelas cls pastillas
20 sls chichaios S0bsnos de Armas A sfds
|maquinas Il auuaclos 3cs hucs bis
Bsquero y Gandsra / q cam selas $50 IS
Ianna 30 SIS chicharcs 80 sls bsbichuelas
80 sanibores bacalso 90 BIS papss 20 cls
manstcs 5l2 jsmooes Tslgs co 2 cIs tsjl
dos L6timer Fernandez 10 pls nsnlanas
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-10-18

Planss Ri y,co 500 CT petr6leo 45 bIs vino
100 c.s cerVega 1000 SIS harina 60 bls toci
no fdo mereancjas Elias Wolf % 5Is &C.
vollas 10 hIs manzanas Santistebau Ohava
ri y co q rejidos 100 cls clavos II c.s
Is rollos mercaucias 4 bis manzanas Con
1altz Alfonso 90 BIS tocino 1913 inante Ca
20 labres bacalao 10 id pescados 20 BPS ba
bichuelas 10 SIS chicharos 10 CTS salcbich5n
VtlAr y 60, 90 bls toclno Balasguide
|. y Co, 30l3 manteca 80 bls tocin0 100
IL harna1 q anunciOs Espaiiol y. co,
d encurtidOs Camilla Stubbe d ia
b6r z d merclnciss 3 vidrio F Font
" Hermano 20 BIS maDzanas huaca
es coles jose Iozarri 100 q bacaiao
J I Silva BaaEn y ComeIcial CO, so
rs tocnO l5 G salchicb0n A Bozzo 8
q sillas 3 @ escIit0Fios l q l pqte tfec
'os l hI .vdrio, bI manzana bI reno
achas 2 G ciCueias l G arnes d bar
alz / @ lampaIerias 2 hlacales CANA
Sobrinos de Esquiaga 81 flos 30.2 as
COS baca'ao 30,4 tam60res baca 40 %
bls macarelas 20 bultos Vidal HmDos
2 tdos rejIdos Barce'6 y %, 100 SIS Ia
ina Jose Soliyefas 90 sis .harina 5 q
mai2 A bIs yi3o Munlaner co, q
sejidos Sores de A Mayol Y co, 4.3 3
pqses flo 13e | oT5a As bIs qaiuca-
~ s5G atados pApei l barr,i nanz4na
s'Fnrgas y co 9 q teJidos. JlMatienzo 2i4
n y Aler CaIieIon Aviles 0 NJ Mira
bal % G Padlu Ii bultos Fatlsn CO
2 cis tejitos 2 bls msnzanas Hernalz
co IS 4 Guiilefmsty 26 II Almagan L
j NJ Blanco 10 Bermudez HeTmanOs y
co s hs Liga % cIs que os 20 cIs mai
zena 5t3 jamones 1Ionctso HermanOs
co 10 SIS chIcharo Freira AloDso co 10
els sa!rh caon 5l3 jam6n 20 BIS tociuo 81
bls galIetas cI jauas cocoa 80 SIS la
biehuelas 80 his cerveaa l Ct anuncios Rs
paloI y co 10 cIs peras 2 els galletis Su
cesores de Abarca cIs 1 hcl eunetes
faTdos ferrtteria A la orden RA 81 atados
tahlss Mo l rl ttjiaos TO cls tejtdos
GAO l psquele anunciOs 5 huaca,es jsmo
mes SCnl0O SIS hagina maz OC l CT etec
tos No zoo cl muestias X 20 sEs hari
ma de maIz PHO 75 SIS harina Il 1O0
SIS hsrina bis cerveza No. 25O cis
varios PS l CT panuelos LHU 5 atados
cls conservss S de o. stados cIs con
servas BIC 5,3 jamones x 1913 bscalao La
CCEP 100 uIs tocino NC ~ BIS arenques
SIS chfcnaros SIS hablcnuelss. 10 cIs que
SOS 1913 bacalao ALB 8 CTS 3 tambores D.
400 bIs vacios.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-10-18
VapOres que Sc esperan

Amer "Phi,adelphia" Procedente
de la Guayra y esealas lIegara este
puerto el dia % del Gle siguiendo via
je directamente para New York.
Amer "Caracas" L'egara a 6sse
puerto Erocedente de New York el dia
"a del cte y continuaIa e. siguiente d'a
para los de la Guayra y escalas.
Gol amer "Olive T Wlttiel' .Sali5
do New York eI dia 10 del CITE con des
tho este puerto.
Col amer "Abiel Abbott 81 dia %
del corriente saldra del puerto de New
YoIk con destino este.
Esp"s ataluna"--O Con destino q este
puerto sali6 del de Cadiz el .dia ID del
cosriente.
Esp Pho IXD-EI dia IA del cte;
sali6 del puerto de Oanariss con des-
tino & este puerto, Ponce, Stgo de Gu
ba, Hahana y Veracruz.
Oubano HJnlia1 Legara este
puerto dol IS al 20 del oofricnte, pro
cedente &c Habana y escalas inteIme
dias,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-10-18
Ell "Tines" de Londres
insiste en- la campaila
Fortificaci6n, estaciOnes nayales
guar1ici6n americana
Y FRANCIA ACEPTA
RAN ESTOS OFIClOS

,Servicio teIegrafco especial del BoletiD
Mercantill
Nueva York, vieInes. -El "Ti-
mes" de Londres, insiste en- la cam
psfia emprendida por Ia prensa in
glesa 8 favor de la adquisicion del
canal De. Panama por lbs Estados
Unidos y Gice que deben conceder.
.sele amplios poderes al gabinete de
Washington para que tortifique y
:Eantenga estaciones l.avales y guar
nic;6l americana en- ambos extre
mos del canal.
Cree, ademas, dicho peri6lico
que Alemania y Francia, muY inte
Iesadas en- 81 asuuto, aceptsfan Ia
int rvenci6n absolute de los Esta
dos Unidol.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-10-18
Opinion de la prensa in-
glesa
se
Los EstadOs UnidOs deben custodian
el canal .
IA NEUTRALIDAD ANTE LAS DE.
MAS NAOIONES
Garantizara los intereses extrangeros
lServicio cablegrafico especial del Boletin
MercanuD

lServicio cablegra6co especial del Boletin
Mercantill
Nueva York, viernes.-La prem
sa inglesa refriendose q la 1llima
decision del gabinele americana COL
respectoa a la adquisici61 del canal de
Panama, estudia ell. asunto bajo el
aspeeto international y declara que
los Estados Unidos IS La duica po.
tencia con derecho hacer la custo-
lila del canal y garautizar la neutra-
lidad en- absolute del mismo, ante
las demas naciones, ademas, de SCI
tambi9n la llamada garantizar los
intereses de todos los exlraujeroS
en- vista de las futuras contingeu-
cias por que atraviesan las rep1 Ii
cas- de la America CeL tral y la de
Norte del continente Sud.ameri-
cano.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-10-18
.EL MOTIN De HOY.


Hoy q las once media ocurri6 un sucesi
en- la Marina que pado traer mss graves
consecuencias cuyos hechos segdn. nuestE#
investigation son los signientes AZ.
Telesforo Aguilar Norberto Daz, Sc
presehtaron los contratistas de la carga J
descsrga de los vspOres "Calitornianv
"San Juan" q pedr es trabsjuy como Sc ~
NJ CARA, orgin6Se un confcto entire los con.
Fratadcs Y los citados iUlividios Tesuitandos
TeleSforo Aguilar con una herida'incisa de
doce centfmetfos de longitul, fnteresando II
piel tres digilaciOneS del m1sculO mayor.de Ia
region costal derecha;y Nor6erto Diaz con
dos iontuSOnesuna ehla parie lateral del cue
llo otra en- la region intercpstsl derechg
Amhes indiyiduos han sid0 assist dos en- q
cuarto de socorros por el doctor Velez Lopez
y el practicante sfnor Daniel; sisnao calif-
cada ia herida del,primerO de menos grave
y la del seguudo de leye, sin asisteneis
Sc encueutran detenidos la disposition
del Ju2gado municipal de San Francisco, los
agresores Timohe J Damal Gonzalez, We
cInos de Palo-seco.
IA tornado possession de la escuela gradpa.
duada de nifiss lie Barceloneta la senonta
Carmen Mascara. 4sl
En- Hufnacao ha fsllecido el anciano don7
Facuntlo Cintr6u.
FL selor Cintr6n fne miembrO del Con-
gieso espa1ol era uuo de los diputades
p4ertorri1 1uefs que en- ell aho 73 .pili6 isI
aboliciSn de la eselaviiui.
Paz a sus restos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-10-18
En- la America del Sur
Conflicto entire Chile y Ia Argentina
OAMINOS MILITAREs
Pnsibilidad deuna GUERRA
OAMINOS MILITAREs
Posibilidad de.una guerra

jsfvlcio cablegratico especial del Boletin
MeTcantiI
Nueva Yolk, yiernes --.Comunican
de Buenos Aires que en- toda la Re
phbiica. Argentina reina extraordiia
ria agitaci6n contra Chile con nosi
vo de Ia construction que. esta ha
ciendo esta Ultima de caihinos mill
tares en- territories que adn SO
encuentran On litigio y ds los que
SO cree duena5a primera.
Sc han cnrfado entIe ambas repd
blicas notas dlplomatieas y es muy
possible que decida la contienda Ia
fuerza de las srmas.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-10-18
ENTRADAs DE oosTANERos

!. Ds Poneas gol "Petra": Sobrino de
Izquierdo y co, 90 boyes aaGcar Porto
Rican American Tobacco co, 40 pqtes
c6rtts para cajas cigarrillos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-10-18
SerViciO Especial
POR CABLE DEL
BOLETIN MERCANTIL.
Sentencia rusa
ejecutada
Tn principe mOscOvita ahOrcadO
OONsPIRADOR CONTRA LA VIDA
DEL CZAR
l5ervicio cablegrafco especial del Bcletin
Mercantil)
Tn principe moscovita ahOrcadO
l5ervicio cablegrafco especial del Bcletin
Mercantil)

Nuexa York, viernes -Dicen los
peri6dicos rusos que Ell mes pasado,
y sin que 10 supiera Ell pueblo de
Koornovack en- cuya carcel estaba
preso ha sido ahorcado el principe
russo Nackdchi6ze qus tom6 parte
rnuy activa en- un complot tornado
contra la vida del Gear Nicolas II
en- una conspiraci6n nihilista.
Este principe estaba emparenta-
do con el Emperador y ha sido muy
comentada la ejecuci6n de tan dura
sentencia.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-10-18
DESPAOHADOS

0pERA cloEEs DH BuoUEs I'm PUERTO
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-10-18
sALDA DE TRAvEsIA

Para Saint Thomas y Europa vap
fran 'Oiude Rodrigues" por J T Sill
va Banking ComeTcial Co:
st. Tpomss: M Suarez y CO, 2 d ia
hac9 elaborado hsul.enht IF y Korber
10 bocoyes hielo jose de Oabo y co, /
d tabaco eiaborado Sobrinos de b.
quiaga bocoyes hielo Jos RiegrroY l
a iabac0 elab0rado
Hambnrgo: Scrs de- L Villamil y co,
2 SIS con 305 libras cafe.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-10-18

Espa6ol "Juan ForgasD Debe haber
sa'ito de Canarias el dia 8 del corriente
con destino este puerto y los de Ma
yaguez, Ponce, Sto Domingo, Habana
y Stgo de Ouba.
Esp "Serrav Debe haber salid0 de-
Liverpool (via SantaldeI) el dia IL
del cte' condeetino este puerto.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-10-18

Ia tornado possession de la escaela gradna.
luada de nifiss lie Barceloneta la .selonta
Carmen Mascara. 9s
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-10-18

! !, Pide .ofra- intormaei6n .t6cnica
donde esten Representatives la Glen
cia y 81 comercio americana. sin
ninguna representation del gobfer
no.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-10-18
Leon XIII enfernlo
Opinion del doctor Laponi
La ENFERMEDAD NO INSPIRA Sc.
RIOS TEMORES

(Seryicio Cablegrafco especial del Boletin
MercaDtil
Nueva. York, yiernes.- De Roma
comunican que S S el Papa Leon
XIII Sc encuentra atacado de uua
tuerte grippe que ha tenido necesi-
dad de- guardian CANA.
Ell doctor Laponi, aunque aeon
seja al Pontifice que tenga q mas
absolute reposo. ha dichC que 81
estado del paciente 10 inspfra serios
IGNORES y que pronto yclvera a sus
Ocupac:ones habirualer.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-10-18
OAMB1O5
MEROADO DE FRUTOs
AZUOAR
Sin operaciones.
CAFE

Debido q 10 reducidfsima que es la
existencia, Sc opera mny POGO con este
articnlo, notandose alguna disposition
para obtener dicho grano. Con firme
SO cierran los tipos s l25 a 5 13 por
"Corrientes cubanos", S 13a 8 134 por
pil6n", y S 14a 5 144 por ''hacienda",.
MAIZ
La solicitud de este grano contin1a
muy mcderada cuys cOtizacion cierra
foja a 5 3 f4nega, hAbiendo abundante
eS istencia del mismc.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1901-02-19
His Care for ReIativn

Mary Washington, mother &C George,
lived until she was SO yuars old, and
died only ten years before ner son. She
is chiefly remembered from her proud
title of Mother of Washington" Her
influence upon the development of his
character in youth and early manhood
seems to have been slight, for he was not
at lone much after he was IA years old.
He never claimed his share of his faith
er's estate, which was in her possession,
and he gave her direct support during
much of her life. Washington was hurt
deeply by a proposition made in the Nir-
ginia Assembly to give his mother pen
sion. and at his earnest request the pro-
ceedings were stopped. He was devoted
ly attached to his Stepchildren, and treat
ed them with the greatest kindness. He
carefully educated his nephews, and one.
Bushrod Washington, achieved promi-
nence as a lawyer during the administra-
tons of Adams and Jefferson,
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1901-02-19

There are 600 cases of grip at Mari
nette.
Thomas Quinn, woodsman about 60
years of age. was found frozen to death
near GIidden.
The Seymour high school has accepted
the challenge of the Marinette high school
for a declamatory contest.
James McNair of Oshkosh has receiv-
cd an appointment as inspector in the
Indian territory under the Dawes COM
mission
The 7-year-old daughter of Rev. l. S.
RusSing of the United Brethren. who was
burned mt BIoomcr by her clothing catch
ing fire, died soon after her injuries.
The farmers of the northern part of
WinnebagO County have called upon the
State authorities to take measures to pro-
tcct them from an epidemic of malignant
anthrax.
Thomas III. Kyle. a brakeman was Sc
riously injured ut jefferson Junction. The
drawbar on the head car of train had
pulled out and the engine was backing mp
to clear when Kyle slipped and was
caught between the engine and car and
badly crushed. !
EricI Paalson, tried at Alma for caus-
ing the death of Mary Seldom. aged IL.
Mt Pepin. was convicted of murder in the
first degree Paulson robbed the house
of the girls parents and set fire to it.
The girl was the only occupant and per-
ished in the flames.
h. &. Thompson has retired from the
Elroy Mercantile Company owing TO his
advanced age, and also his son. W. s.
Thompson. The company will be incor-
porated with a capital of $4,000 and
composed of \ w Field. who was head
of the old firm. and John Jackson. f. L.
Roberts and Peter Sweeney. all of Elroy.
Frank SeyboIt. a young man who lives
in the town of Eden, lost his left eye in
wood-sawing accident. The saw threw
off a silver from a piece of wood being
cut. and it struck Seybolt's nose. gla3cing
into the left eye socket and gouging that
member completely ont.
Mrs. 5. c. Davis, residing at Norway
Ridge. made a discovery of more than or
binary interest at this time. when she
found that she was an heir to- the late
millionaire. William NJ Rice. whose mys-
FERROUS death in New York City recently
afterwards proved 10 bc murder The
estate is valued at S3.0O0OO0. She viii
take legal steps To recover what share of
the estate she believes Ia bc hers
Judgment for $4,000 damages and
costs has been awarded to Miss Bessie
L. Shelburn of Dancy in her breach Of
promise suit against Hans Larsen Of
Waupaea. The Judgment was taken by
default. the dcrcRd&3. -. 80 =. .-;;,,;:;,r
Herman Peterson. young FARMER liv-
ing Al Spriu=villc. met death ia a peculiar
manner while going homie from town
wIta~hiS team. He was vruSSin- bridge
near his farm. and in goin- down the
grade was thrown cut of 1lr sleigh and
down a high rmhaukmrHt the horses
having become frightened and started 10
run away. lie Slruck his head IN a
stone. fracturiag has SSul. lie died al
most Instantly.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1901-02-19

The Father of His Country was n
shrewd observer of men, and he under
stood feminine character pretty well,
too. as witness the following letter writ
ten about Il young lady who was con-
temnlating 4 second marriage. 1t was
evidently in response 70 some appeal for
his advice that Washington wrote; For
my own part l never did. nor do l be-
Eeve ever shall. give advice TO 4 wom-
an who Is setting out on a matrimonial
VOYAGE. First, because | never could
advise one to marry without her own
consent. and. secondly, because | know
it IS to no purpose to advise her 10 re-
frain when she has obtained it. \ wOm-
an very rarely asks an opinion or re-
ouires advice on such an occasion till
her resolution Is formed. and then II Is
with the hope and expectation Of obtain
inc Il sanction. not that she means TO be
governed 10y your disapprObation, that
She applies. In a word. the plain Eng
iish of the application may be summed
IN in these words: 1 wish you 10 think
as l do; but If. unhappily, you differ
from me in opinion. my heart, must con-
feSS. is fixed and have gone too far 10
retract.' Troy Times.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1901-02-19

municated the report to a companion pas
senger in the stage that took the place
of the railway train of this modern age.
On arriving in Philadelphia the passen-
ger started Immediately for Congress and
soon the sOrrowing officials were cOnvinc-
ed of the truth of the report. Congress
Immediately adjourned and the following
day resolutions were offered in the House
of Representatives by John Marshall
which contain the celebrated expression,
First in war, first in peace and first in
the hearts of his fellow citizens" But
the sentiment is not MarshalIs. though
popularity attributed to the eminent jur-
list. The words were the thought of Gen.
Lee, who repeated them in the eulOgy
which he delivered at the request of Con
gress at the funeral ceremonies held in
Philadelphia Marshall in his letters is
careful to give Lee the credit of the COM
position and explains the first use of the
famous sentence 1t appears that Lee
was not present in the House of Repre-
sentatives when the Intelligence of Wash
ington's death shocked and grieved the
officials. Lee was personal and init
mate friend of Washington and learning
of the offering of the proposed memorial
to the President he came to Marshall
with a set of resolutions which he de
sired to be inserted in the document. The
final sentence of the composition contains
the famous sentiment so aptly descrip-
tive of the personality of the great man
PASSED away
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1901-02-19
WISCONSIN SOLONS.

A bill which will be strongly opposed
by the brewing interests was introduced
in the Assembly on Thursday by MIR.
Dodge. 1t extends the local option law
to wards, giving them the same right
as is now possessed by cities. towns ard
villages, to decide whether liquor shah
be sold within their limits.
Among bills introduced in the Legisla-
ture on Friday was one providing for
home for inebriates. to be under the SUI
perviSion of the Board of Control. The
cost shall not exceed $4,000. and only
those shall be eligible who have been
practically ruined by intoXicants and
drugs. Another bill forhids the sale of
intoxicating liquors within one mile of
the Capitol or university or within 900
feet of church or schoolhouse. y bill
was introduced by Mr.. Frost which pro-
vides for the taxation of mortgages by
making borrowers and lenders bear the
burden according 10 their holdings. 1t Is
a copy of the present Massachusetts law.
Other bills were; Making elections OF
county boards biennial instead of annual.
and placing impl tors, gamblers. and all
persons who can give no satisfactory ac-
Migrants. The Assembly concurred in
the Senate memorial to Congress against
hazing at West Point. Governor La
Toilette announced the appointment of
DR.. E. d. Roberts of GAINESVILLE as State
Veterinarian to succeed IL. L. Clute OF
Marinette.
A bill providing for the repeal of the
corrupt practRces act, the law which re
quires all candidates for Office in WiScon-
sin to file statements of their campaign
expenses, was introduced in the Assem-
bly, on Tuesday by Mr.. Spratt. He claims
that the law has proved practically Il
farce in operation. The first hearing on
the primary election bill was held before
a joint meeting of the committees on
privileges and elections. Dairy and Food
Commissioner II. C. Adams opened the
argument for the bill in carefully pre-
pared speech. Internal Revenue Collector
Monahan prefaced his argument against
the bill with the statement that there was
absolutely no truth in the report that the
federal officials in Wisconsin are making
a united fight on the measure.
Both houses of the Legislature had
long calendars Monday night, but got
down to business and dispatched them
quickly. The most interesting thing in
either house was the Introduction of a
pure beer bill 1t came from Mr.. Fene-
Ion in the Assembly and it provides that
the brewers must label their barrels, kegs
and bottles so as to show whether the
beer is made of barley, corn or rice. The
following bills were passed: Relating to
discovery of property by court proceed
ings: making uniform administrators ana
executors bonds; adding to duties of the
secretary of the State Board Of Agricul-
ture; relating to investments by domestic
life insurance companies; making uniform
time of publication in administration of
estates.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1901-02-19
Olpev,s words Fuliy Justifie !.

The most scathing Indictment of the
money power in politics during the re-
cent presidential campaign came from
the pen of Richard Olney when he an
nounced his preference for the Bryan
presidential candidacy. There were
many who regarded his utterance as
extreme. Yet the justification of his
Indictment may now be based upon the
single fact of the triumphant return of
Mr.. Quay of Pennsylvania to the Unit
ed States Senate. SO sodden a tri-
umph of plutocratic power impels us
to turn back to Mr.. Olney's words and
ask if they were not an accurate de-
scription of the influence of CONNER
cialism" in the counry's affairs
Springfield Mass) Republican.