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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-03-21
SAYS WEATHER WILL
MODERATE GRADUALLY
Doctor Hyatt Predicts That a Ris.
ing Temperature Will Come
With Thursdays Sun.

Doctor Hyatt spent a busy afternoon
Wednesday in his den in the dome Of the
Federal building. By various maneuvers
and deXtrous weather juggling, he claims
to have effected a compromise with the
March lion whereby the latter has agreed
to grant st. Louis a temporary respite from
the irritable winds and general bad weather
which swooped down on the city yesterday.
Thursday said Doctor Hyatt. should
he an ideal March day. According to my
observations. it will be clear but cold. The
mercury will drop, say, to about 20 degrees
above, but when the sun rises Thursday
morning the temperature will rise, and the
cold weather will gradually moderate
THE low which passed over st. Louis
Tuesday night is now hanging over the
lake region and is creating considerable
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-03-21
TO ESTABLISH LIGHTING PLANT
City May Let Contract-Tempo-
rary Arrangements to Be Made.

Shortage of funds in the city treasury
will prevent the saving Of about $1,000 per
year by the city by restraining the con-
struction Of q municipal electric lighting
plant in the City Hall to light the public
buildings in the vicinity. and it seems
probable that a temporary contract will
have to be made, as an emergency act. to
continue the lighting until the city shall
have more money.
The Special Lighting Committee of the
Board OF Public Improvements met
Wednesday afternoon to deliberate. The
consideration will be prolonged through
our several days. at least, as two or three
propositions will have to be debated.
III a communication addressed to the
House of Delegates last July the board
illustrated that the plant could be Installed
for about $4,000 and that It could be OPP
Grated and maintained so as to effect an
annua saving Of about , 10000. The saw
Ing would. 4 is said, within three or four
years. pay for the plant. The communica-
ton was filed In the House.
The board Is anxious to have the plant
constructed. but there is no money IN the
city treasury. II fact. the funds are so
low that no money will be available until
late n the next fiscal year. Thu commit
tee will likely decide to let q contract Cor
one year. expressing that conditions should
be treated for the installation Of the plant
at the expiration Of that contract. The
present contract expires on August 81.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-03-21
NEGRO ATTEMPTED AN ASSAULT
Helen Stiles Repulsed an Attack
and Ousted Her Assailant.

Helen Stiles of No. 1926 Watson road re-
ported to the police Wednesday that an
unidentified negro attempted to assault hor
Sunday afternoon. She was alone in the
house and went to the kitchen to repair a
stovepipe. While she was thus engaged a
negro entered the room and seized her
around the waist. She screamed FOR help
and struggled to free herself. She finally
succeeded in doing so, and the negro fled
to the yard. There he was Joined. by a
white man. but. as the woman's cries had
attracted a crowd the men ran away.
Before those who came in response to her
cries were able to ascertain the cause the
men had disappeared. Miss Stiles furnished
a good description of her assa;iant and his
companion to the police.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-03-21
SHOT FOR INTERFERING.
David Baum, a Collector, Resented
. Louis Kennels Intrusion.

In a quarrel between Louis Kennel, a
motorman, and David Baum. collector for
a time payment house. Baum shot Kennel
In the right leg Wednesday afternoon at 5
o'clock. Baum, who IS under arrest. claims
that the shooting was accidental. Ken
neiIs wound IL not serious.
The trouble occurred In the bakery of
Adam Mueller. at No. 2710 Laclede avenue.
waitress. Kennel! Ives above the bakery.
According to Kennels story, he was pres
eBt when Baum entered the store. He says
due or a mandolin she haa purchased. and
Miss Syfort said she could not pay. Kennel
says that Baum became abusive. thai he
interfered. and struck Baum, whereupon
the latter drew q revolver and shot him.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-03-21

RUSTY NAIL PENETRATED EYE.
Mrs. Anna Collins, Sixty Years
Old, Seriously Injured.

Mrs. n Collins. 60 years old. Of No. sl2
North High street will lose the sight of
one eye and possibly her life as the result
of being struck upon the forehead and Ia the
eye by a bit OF k~indlingwood.. protrudins
from which was a rusty wire nail
Mrs. Collins was In the rear of her home
Wednesday morning. splitting a pine board
:o- use as kindling. II happened that rhe
placed a piece Of the brittle board across
the block upon which she was chopping
and brought her Ratchet down upor it with
great force. The board snapped In twain,
but much more suddenly han Mrs. Collins
had expected. The outer end few up with
great velocity. The splintered board Itself
struck Mrs. Collins IN the forehead, bit he
nail. which was protruding obliquely. pene-
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-03-21
SNEAK THIEVES AT WORK.
Steal Hammers, a Bicycle and Gold
Watch.

A sneak thief entered the home. of Mar
tin Appal. of Nc. 1908 Cass avenue Tues
day evening and stole q gold watch! which
was In a dresser drawer.
The cellar OF John ]. Horan's house at Nc.
1858 West Belle place was entered Tuesday.
A bicycle valued at $6s was stolen.
Two stonemasons' hammers belonging to
Contractor John F. Hunt OF No. lflS North
Jefferson avenue were stolen from a tool
box In the rear Of a new residence which he
Is building In Hortense place.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-03-21
CLARA IS
GETTING READY.
Tons of Sweet Pease and Carloads
of Roses for President Nc
Kinley's Visit.
REPUBLIC
'

REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
San Jose. Cal, March 20-Five thousand
acres OF and in Santa Clara County have
been planted with sweet pease to be used in
the decoration of San Jose for the visit of
President Mckinley in May.
Many Of these flowers are already up. and
throughout the length and breadth of Santa
Clara the fields are waving a welcome to
the nations executive. Fifty tons of sweet
pease will be used in decorating the city. In
addition. there will be carloads upon car
leads of roses, carnations and other low
.rs, tropical plants and evergreens.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-03-21
MISSISSIPPI NEGRO LYNcHED.
Was Found in a Young Woman's
Room,

New Orleans, March 2o.-A special to the
Picayune from Terry. Miss, says:
Jerry Bell. a negro, was lynched Wednes-
day night by a mob that hanged him to a
railroad bridge.
Bell was discovered at 4 o'clock Wednes-
day morning in the room of a young woman
visiting the family of R. C. Terry. He es-
capped to Bryan. Miss, where he was ar
rested. After being brought back to Terry
he was arraigned and bound over to the
Circuit Court. Officers intended to take the
negro to Jackson Thursday for safe keeping.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-03-21
DEATH OF FRITZ SCH0PPE.
Man Who Died From Fractured
Skull Was Identified.

Fritz schoppe. the man who sustained .
fractured skull at the bowling alleys Of NC
chester venues died Wednesday morning
at the City Hospital. where he was taken
after he had received the injuries.
til Wednesday morning. when the police
succeeded In establishing his identity. He
lived at No. 1921 South Sixth street and was
a laborer.
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Two Weddinxs in Charleston.

Special
Charleston, III. March so.-Henry A. Mali
strong Of NATION came to this city
Wednesday, and. securing a license. were
married By Judge Robbins. Both had
been married before, though the bride gave
her age as only 20. Ester Pierce and N!ss
Grace King, both Of this city. were married
this morning.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-03-21

S27.5O to San Francisco, Los Angeles
and other California points every Tuesday
in March and April.
Via NJ. X. & T. Ry.
Through Tourist Sleeping Cars on Katy
Flyer Sis p. m. every Tuesday to San
Francisco via San Antonio. Ell Paso and Los
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-03-21

Wear spectacles When eeded
Delay is mischievous. DR.. Bond. expert
optician at Mermod & Jaccard's. Broad
way and Locust. will examine your eyes
free of charge and fit them properly. Steel
frames, 81 and up; gold, IS and UP.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-03-21
Elevator and Cars Burn.

c
Hoxie. Ark. March 2o.-The large freight
elevator at Black Rock. belonging to :he
Kansas City. Fort Scott and Memphis road.
with two loaded box cars. burned Wednes-
day morning.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-03-21

The Best Salve in the World
Is Banner Salve. It IS made from q pre-
scription by a worldwide known skin
specialist and II positively the most heal
Ing salve for piles, burns. scaIds. ulcers.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-03-21
Going Down Hill.

People suffering from Kidney diseases
feel a gradual but steady loss of vitality.
They should lose no time in trying Foley's
Kidney Cure. II is guaranteed.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-03-21

In our watch repair department we en-
ploy only expert watchmakers. Charges
the lowest for guaranteed work. Mermod
& Jaccard's. Broadway and Locust.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-03-21

To Cure Headache in 10 mute
Take Parker's Headache Powders. They
are safe and sure. All druggists. Price lOc.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-03-21

To finish floors and borders use "Floor
Shine" floor enamels. oak. cherry, mahog.
any. etc. Dries over night. Color card and
booklet free from Floor-Shine Co., st. Louis.
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CITY ITEMS.

CRAwFORD'S close their store the year
round at 6 p. m, excepting Saturday, when
the closing hour is Z p. m. Take a note of it.
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Death Of Mrs. peter Kru.e.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL
Virginia. IL. March 0.-Mrs. Peter Kruse,
one Of Cass County's early and prominent
settlers. died Tuesday night, aged 81
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Splendid Omces for Rent,
$3.50 per month and upward. Mermod &
Jaccard building, Broadway and Locust.
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trated through the upper portion of the
right eyelid into the eyeball.
The injury was very painful. and Mrs.
Collins was sent by friends direct TO che
City Dispensary. and thence to the City
Hospital. At the latter place her condition
was considered serious. The opinion of the
physicians was that the sight Of the eye
was surely lost. and that should inf.nmna-
ton set in. the woman's Life would be In
danger.
"Boro-F ormaIin" Fimer & Amend, an.
tfsepuc dressing for burns. sores. cuts
bruises or any similar accident or afniction.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-03-21
POLICY HACKERS LOST.
"St. Patrick's Gig" Came Out Very
InOpportunely for Them.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
New York, March 0.-There is trouble be-
tween the hackers of the big policy games
In New York and their agents. For three
days in succession gigs came out that were
played heavily.
The run of ill-luck for theI6ackers began
last Saturday and continued on Monday
and Tuesday. St. Patrick's gig-"23-7l-7f'-
appeared on Saturday. 1t was heavily
played and so was the "prison row." which
appeared Monday.
Three days Of hard luck made the policy
hackers refuse to make good" yelling that
they had been burned" by collusion be-
tween the policy writer's and the players
The policy writers resent che implied lis
honesty and the players demand their
money.
Correct Forms of Wedding Invitations
Are assured when ordered at Mermoc &
Jaccard's. society stationers. Broadway and
Locust. 100 finest engraved calling cards and
plate. $50: 100 cards from our plate. 81.
Write for samples and prtees. Hailed free
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[lCidente
en- el'C0ngresQ Sc

Hizo uso de la palabra Mr. Bell
miembro de Ia Comisi6n de presu
puessos en- un discurso y Fatac6 los
gastos exhorbitentes = sin preceden
tes hechos por el Congreso. Dijo
que era Va TEMPO de- que 81 pueblo
SO percibiese del incremento alar.
mantle do los gastos. Tan indiferen'
te SO habfa mostrado ell Congreso &
estos gastos, que era osocio llamar
la atenci6n del Gobierno; y adujo
pruebas numericas de haber aumen.
tado Ia contribution per capita en-
una d@cada de 81 so q $40 90
Mr. Cochran continue el ataque
denunciando los gastos extravagan'
tes ssncionados por el Congreso, y
dijo que excederian los del a1o 1864
cuando el GobiernA Federal tenfa
que sostener 1 200 buques bloquean
do desde Galveston hasta Cel Ches'
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REVISAND0
PERI0DIC0S.

Sci Pitirre,-Despues de citar
aquella gra6ca expression del senior
Hostos, <m6s facilmente entra un
slefante por el ojo de una aguja, que
un pueblo NAL educado por Espaf1s,
en- las pr8cticas de la libertad,; afr
ma que los colonos puertorriquef1os
necesitan todo un porvenir para me
dlo olvidarse de su denigrante con .
dici6n.
Ella Bruja. Reproduce Nm artl
culo de Gel Pregoneros comparando
el pasado colonial con el presente,
en- el que Sc lee esta exclamation:
<Infefz Puerto Rico. no eres culpa
BILE de tn dscadencia, caiga ell ana
tema sobre los causantes de tn des
gracia..
<La Bandera Americana. - Con
fla On que el Executive echar6 por
terra, como justa satisfacci6m al
pals, Ia obra del Board de Carload
<EhPafs. Con datos hist6ricos
consigna que siempre los privilegia
dos gritan y protestan eada vez que
alguna ley merma 8 snula sus priv
legios, citando al efecto Ia ruda opo
sici6n que .encontr6 la obra civiliza
dora del sabio Rey Alfonso X de ira
tar de imponer el celebre c6digo de
las siete Partidas.
<l1eraldo. Espaf1ol. -Reconoce
que Espaf1a cometi6 grandes erro.
res on estos pafses y en- sus guerras
civiles ha sido cruel y sanguinaria,
sobre todo en- Cuba.
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Para mas informes pormenores, dirigirse:
En- Guayama, Hotel France %

Ell ilustrado Doctor Font, felici
ia en- t6rminos altsmente honrosos &
los autores de la celebre Emulsion
de Scott
Sres. Scott g. Bovine, Nueva
York.
Muy senores mios: Creo un de-
ber de 'conciencia al propio tempo
que un deber professional, el nantes
tar 4 Vds. los brillantes resultados
obtenidos en- mi larga practica con
el uso de su excelente preparation
conocida "a en- todo el munio con ell
nombre de Emulsion de Scott.
Casos en- extreme desespersdos
de <r4quitismo, afeccicnes bronquia
les y pulmonares cronicss, escrofu
lismo en- todas sus manifestaclones
y adn en- las mismas tuberculosis,
los qua he tenido OCCASION de obser
var de cerca y tratar con su Emul
sion, enztodos ellos he obtenido los
mejoree resultados, pues a sus exec
lentes compromises, los hipofosfitos
de cal y de sosa y el aceite puro de
hfgado de bacalao, reune una prepa
racion delicadfsima que la hace facil
de tomar y digerible adm por los ca =
t6msgos mas delicados, por cuya cir
cunstancia me complazco en- extre-
mo, felicitando & Vdes. 2or ell gran
servicio que vienen prestando con
su precioso preparado Emulsion
Scott & Ia humanidad enferma.
Soy de Vdes con toda considers
ci6n alto. s 8 @ B S M.
DR. PABLO FONT MARTELO
Humacao, PtO Rico.
Aver tarde entr5 de la Isla 81
vapor americana sMae, que saldra
en- breve para Nueva York.
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peake, 100000 de hombres On
TERRA sosteniendo Ia lucha mas tre'
meuda que registrar los anales de Ia
6poca.
Rsdr l6ndose & Ia polftica en- las
Filipinas y China dijo ca touo sar
c&stico que 81 el lProgreso y Ia
Cristiauidad significaban 10 marcha
de saqueadores bajo diferentes ban.
deras, = los sables de los soldados
cristianos goteando Ia sangre de los
saqueados, "a era tempo de srrojar
la mascara, y declarar que ell Pro-
Rreso Sc habfs hecho flibusterO, que
ol Cristianismo dormfa y Dios habfa
muerto. (Grandes splausos)
Prescindiendo de Considerable.
nes morales dijo que b.. D el punto
de vista econ6mico Ia presa de Fili-
piuas no vaifaOlo que costabs. He.
mos gastado 10 que hubiera sido
bastante para eonstruir ell Canal de
Nicaragua y fortificarlo On toda su
extension, y construir so buQues de
guerra, = sinembargo no estamos
mas proximos la termination de 10
guerra que cuando Sc dispar6 ell pri'
mer cafonAzo.
Mr. Richardson leader de 10 me-
moria tambien hizo comentArios so
bre ell total abrumador del presu.
puesto en- la session de este Congre.
so, que llegarfa q 800 100000, y dijo
que hace cuatro amos cuando empe.
rs la administracci6n de MI Mo
Kinley. ell presupuesto solo sscen'
dia q 3 47O. 600 900. y auuque era de
suponerse que habfa que aumentar.
SO anualmente no SO esplicaha eso
euorme aumento de 3 800 600 600,
porque Ia guerra hacfa dos afios que
Sc venia sosteniendo por 10 tanto
no podia atribuirse 4 ella, 8 sea al
presupuesto de Guerra y Marina
este aumentO.
Habfa un aumento en todos loa
Bills de RastOs
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NEW-YORK MARKET, TO DAY
PariSina.
CARTAS A ELVIRA.

No hemos tenido la anunciada
revoluci6n bonapartista nj Ia anun~
ciada revoluci6n orleanista; pero 81
tenemos una revoluci6n en- la indu
mentarfa.
Volvemos los tiempos de Luis
XIV. Y mira tn como tenia raz6n
CASTELAR, cuando predicaba la revolu
ci6n por la evoluci6n, o sea sin de-
rramamiento de sangre. Els maravi.
lloso ell turno pacffico, por ejemplo,
de las medias Antes Sc gastaban
negras, Ahora Sc gastan de color
Luego volveran a gastarse negras.
Y asi sucesivamente, todo sin dispa
rar TN tiro
Claro que las medias negras,
que fueron puestas en- mola por
Jeanne Granier en- 1888, tienen entu
siastas partidarios; pero estos tales
tienen que hacer 10 mismo que nues
tros liberales: esperar pac1ticamente
su turno.
Luis XIV, aunque esta en- el can
delero de los .grandes modistos, no
impide cfertas reminiscencias de Luis
XVI y de Luis Felipe. Este modelo,
por ejemplo, es de los tiempos de
Luis XVI.
<Traje de paf1o azul. Bullion de
terciopelo en- la falda y en- la cintu-
ra. Bolero adornado de cuello = so
lapas de cibelina Manga casi larga,
con aplicaciones de encaje. Toca y
manguito de cibelina con guarnicio.
nes de uvas negras y de crisantemas
blancas.
LA crisantema! Els el delirio.
Crisantemas rojas & 10 Maurice Don.
nay; crisantemas lilas & 10 Sarah
Bernhardt; crisantemas blancas & 10
Sada Yacco. Manguitos de crisaute
mas. Tocas de crisantemas blancas.
Advertise una propensi6n a la
nota clara y & Ia nota florida en- los
trajes de invierno. Parece que Sc
quiere ealir de la nota negra, que
tanto encalabrina los nervios de PIE
rre Louys. El contraste de la Natu
raleza, toda de luto, y una muf1eca,
toda florida, quegcruza, arremangan-
dose bien para que Sc YEA ell blanco
refajo, la enlodada calle, es delicio-
so. Esos refajos blancos, de tafetan,
con alto volante de <Valenciennsss
y de batista p.egada, son encantado
res.
Lo allegro, 10 blanco y 10 aori-
do, son las notas de este nuvioso y
sombrio invferno. Lo allegro y 10
blanco, como los <toilettes, de mua
re blanco, con aureas lentejuelas y
pliegues 10 Wstteau en- raso nacar,
sobre el cual destacanse ramos de
flores de terciopelo; 10 9iigero = l.
blanco. como la mantilla, de museli.
ma de seda blanca, <preIdida q Ia es
| pa1ola,, para ir al altar del matri-
monio. Lo forido, el reinado de laa
rosas, de todag las rosas, de las dc
terciopelo, de las de orc, del Que
adorna casi todas las stoilettes,, /, que
ahora 81 que son sde oro.,
<De patio orc fncrustado de puj
pure rubia. Surgieado de esta ANA
gama de orc y guipure, uLa banda
de negro tuls con reguoro de rosas,
Va del hombro al tale, de donde yue
We s caer- en- dos largos faldones IA
tantes, gnarnecidos de p4talos- de q
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sas en- ell bajo, que rozan ell borde de
Ia falda. Ell escote, en- fin, contor
neado de un cuello de paf1o GRO.
Precioso modelo. Y en- este otro,
para bale, no es menor el contraste
con las sombros de la Naturaleza.
<De cresp6n rosa de China. Cor
pif1o bolero sobre bullones de museli
ma de seda, unfendose al hombro de
recho por hilera de perlas. Golp'e de
rosss g, ell hombro izquierdo. Falda
con cola, recortada en- dientes sobre
plegado volatile de muselina de seda,
guarnecido de bullion. Falda y cor
PHO con bordados de azabache 8 de
mindsculas perlas metalicas, que Sc
armonizan con ell color del traje.,
Y no hablemos, porque Sc hace
tarde, de las tocas de rosas, todas
de rosas de orc, nj de los paf1os
eGoeland, <chics, nj del spa
-letot, de moda, <paletot, grande,
muy grarde, sin talle, todo derecho,
<paletot, de nutria, nauy caro-. =.
Pero, dque no es caro-? Uno de
los abrigos de cibelina que gasta
Wanda de Roneza cost6 (uo digo 4
ella) $4,000 frances.
iAh. esas pieles (de los clientes
de las Wanda de Boncza)!
<Il ne sera pas permis une fem
me, memetres simple, de n'en- pas
avoir,, advierte un revistero de mo
das.
De modo que no hay escapato
ria: ninguna mujer, por sencilfa que
sea, puede dejar de sgasSar pie:es; la
que no las tenga, que despe]leje &
cualquier primo.
Tuya cordialmente,
DUQUESA DE LAS VISTILLAS.
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De SAN JUAN A PONCE.

Todas las noches saldra un coche de San
Juan para Ponce; Sc venden billetes de pasaje
4 $3.50 y para los pueblos del transito pre-
clos proporcionados. Sc admtep encargos de
llevar paquetes para todos los pueblos de la
fnea.
Hay tambien coches especiales para Pom
ce, listos para salir 6 cualquier hora
Dirijirs q West Indies Express Company.
San Juan, Gale de Tetuan ndm 7.
Ponce calle del Amor mum 2.
Sc USA TELEFONO.
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Junta DiOCeSana
de DamaS.

Ell Iltmo. Sr Obispo SO ha servi
do disponer que el pr6ximo Viernes
10 de Mario Sc reuna la Association
en- los salones del Palacio Episcopal
para tratar acerca de la ensenan1A
de la Dootrina Cristiana, esperanto
que concurran & dicha renni6n to.
das las Sras y Srtas de esta Capital.
La Vice presidenta.
MODESTA G de QUINON ES.
S 2-1
En- Aguas buenss trat6 de sui
c.darse un joven de aquella sociedsd
disparaudose dos tiros de revolver.
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GAVINO GALVEZ.

Las p1ldoras rosadas del DR.. Wi
1liams, son las mas populares en- to
dos losa paises donde han sido intro.
ducidas. Puridcan y enriquecen Ia
sangre, restablecen los nervios J Gu
ran la PARALYSIS parcial, bale de San
Vito, neuralgia, reumas, nerviosi.
dad, dolor de cabeza nervioso, pal
pitaci6n del corazon, anemia y pail.
dez, frialdad de names y pies, ire
gularidades en- las funciones mensua
les de las mujeres y la debildad en-
ambos sexos:
Son inmeiorables para las enfer
medades de los hombres causadas
por indiscreciopes> de Ia juventud,
exceso de trab&io s estndio etc.
Hay muy pocas boticas don6e
no Sc vendan las pfldoras rosadas
del DR. Williams.
Cualquicr persona que tenga di-
ficultad en- adquifirlas debe dirigir )
Sc & Ia casa Dr Williams MediciIe
Co de Schenectady, n Y, Estados
u aidos, Y ser4 avisado d0nde com,
prarlas. La misna2 casa cuenta con
un departamento mtdico para aten-
der xaratuitamente, & las consultas
de los pacientes donde quiera que
Sc encuentren.
Ell Departamento de Ii guerra en-
Washington, ha reci5ido te1egrama
del General Nc Arthur, diciendo
que 8, 900 Filipinos Sc han presenta
do & las tropas americanas jnr3ndo
fldalidad 4 los Estados Unidos.