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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-07-05
Here's One for Kansas.

A new whisky bottle contains a float
which sinks as the spirit is extracted
always remaining on the surface: but
IL any other liquid is added the posi-
ton of the float is altered 1t will sink
below the surface if any other fluid
is added to the whisky. This is intend
ed to prevent dishonest persons TAX
ing some of the contents and replacing
with water
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-07-05
Easily Impressed.

4 Pennsylvania man blind from birth
lately had sight given to him by a sur
gieal operation, and as soon as his eyes
could bear the light complimented the
surgeon upon his luxuriant growth Of
whiskers, and told the nurse that she
was the most beautiful woman he
ever saw"
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-07-05

No doubt the Legislature-or the
Home Rulers in it-would like to have
special sessions all the year around
with Nolte lunches thrown in. But the
Territory can do better to go without
funds for public Improvements than to
stand continued strain of legislative
incompetence and venality.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-07-05

Evidently the Humphreys-Gear cote
RE are. blindly inviting printed expo
cure of their Individual records at
Vicksburg, Miss, towns in Louisiana
and Texas; Tucson, Florence, White
Hills and Phoenix, Ariz., San Francisco
and Iwiiei. II. T., which would strike
them as well as this community dumb
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-07-05
Nothing
Tastes Good

And eating Is simply perunctory
done because It must be-.
This is the common complaint Of
the dyspeptic.
If eating sparingly would cure dys-
pepsia. few would suffer from It long.
The only way to cure dyspepsia.
which Is difficult digestion. Is to give
vigor and tone to the stomach and the
whole digestive system.
Hoods Sarsaparilla cured the niece of
Frank Fay. 106 N. ST.. South Boston, Mass.
who writes that she had been . great sufferer
from dyspepsia for six years: had been with
sut appetite and had been troubled with sour
stomach and headache. She had tried many
sther medicines in vain. Two bottles Of
hoods Sarsaparilla made her well.
Hoods SaS.SapaS.lMa
Promises to cure and keeps the
promise. Don't wait till you ere
worse. but buy bottle today.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-09-12

Detektywi teraz uwijaja sic
W Cleveland, sledzac "a
tajnemi organizacyamt anar-
chistycznemi, bo istnieje W..
zasadnlone podejrzenie, ze
czo}gosz miaf wspolnik6w. "a
wsp3lnika jego uwazany jest
6w wrzekomy W}och. kt6ry
pred zamachem stall pred
MIN prezydentem i tax d1u-
20 trzyma} reke Nc Kinleya,
ze detektyw musia7 go na
box usunat. Czo}gosz dotad
zadnego wsp6lnika ME wydal.
Zezna{ tylko. ze dzia}a} pod
wp}ywem publicznych nauk
Envy Goldman.
Mckinley, pod}ug ostat~
Mich wiadomosci, wkr6tce
bedzie wyleczony.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-09-12
ROWIRY
TELECRAF

L0NDYN. - VIA
domoSG O zamachu mn
zycie McKinleya wy
Wo]a4a powszechne
oburzenie tax W An
gill, jak l W innych
krajach europejskich.
Londyhski lord major
zwo}a} zgromadzenle
alderman6w, by wy
razi6 pani Mckinley
wsp6}ubolewanie.
Kr6l angielski Ed
ward otrzyma{ wiado-
moSG O zamachu W
Homburgu, W Mem
czech, gdzie odbywa
obecnie kuracya.
W Kopenhadze, W
Danii, gdzle go6ci
obecn1e car rosyjski
Miko}aj, wiadomo66
o zamachu wywola}a
W zamku kr6lewskim
przykre wrazenie. Car
Miko}aj, kr6l duhski
Chrystyan kr6l gree
XII jerry wys}ali tele-
granny kondolencyjne
do pani Mckinley:
watpliwie inni
panqjscy prezydeDci
republlk uczynia to
:samQ.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-09-12
zAMAcH
na zycie prezydenta
STAN0W ZJEDN0Cz.

Ma wystawle W Buffalo po-
pe}niona zosta}a zbrodllia.
kt6ra wstrzasne}a swiatem.
W Piatek, 6 Wrzesoia. wy
Romano tam zamach ma zycie
prezydenta Stanow Zjedno~
czonych pana Nc Kinley.
w dniu tym, kr6tko po
godzinie 4tej po poludniu.
Nc Kinley zajety by} "
gmachu ,,Great Temple OF
Music podawaniem rek' Ito.
czacyms sic do niego t'umom,
gdy zoienacka jeden ze zbll.
taiacych sic do n'ego niby
dla ,uscisniecia jego reki,
diva razy do niego strzelil :
reWolweru.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-09-12
KOPENHAGA,

KOPENHAGA.- -
LudnoS6 stollcy kr6-
lestwa duhskiego wi
ta}a cara,' gdy tu
przyp}yna} W goScine
hardZo Zimno.. Dun
czycy maja zywo W
pamieci rosyjskie
prze6ladowania Fin
landyi, kt6r9 uwazaja
"a Geese SkandYna-
vii, a panskandynaw'
ski patryotyzm jest
teraz bardzo rozpo-
wszechniony.W chwl'
Ii pobytu cara W Ko-
penhadze bawi}0 Villas.
ME grono artyst6w
fnlandzklch, kt6rych
owacyjnle i ostenta-
cyinie ma z}oSG corowi
WltanO.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-09-12

| Ugodzony dwiema kulamI
prezydent. pad{ W ramona
detektywa Gerry, kt6rego
spokojnie zapyta': "Czy je+
stem postrzelony?"
I Gerry rozpi7' prezydentc-
wi kamizelke, a ujrzawszy
krew, odpowiedzia}: ,,Mnie
sic zdaje, ze tak.'
Rannego prezydenta ma
tychmIast odwieziono do
znajdujacego sic ma bloniach
wystawowych szpitala, gdzie
doktorzy stwierdzili, ze jedna
kula ugodzi}a go W piersi,
druga W zo}adek. Kule z
pjersi zaraz wydobyto, gdyz
zatrzyma|a sic ma koSci pier
siowej, ME zdo}awszy jej
przebic.
Detektyw Ireland, ktory W
chwili pope|nienia zamachu.
stall tylko dwie stopy Cd
prezydenta ,opowiada: ,. Pred
prezydentem stall krzepki
mezczyzna czarnemi wasa-
mi. kt6ry zdawat mi sic bye
Wlochem, i dtugo jego rex,
ME puszczaE. al mi sic to
sprzykrzy}o i usuna|cm go
ma box, ably inni mogli Sc
przywitat z panem Mckinley
Ia owym W}ochem stall mto
dy mezczyzna, z niewinna ma
poz6r nina, z praw4 d}onia
obwinieta bia}ym bandazem.
Ten gdy sic zbliza( do pre-
zydenta, podawal mu lewa
reke. gdy W tenn z owe)
obwin'etej prawe) d|ooi paddy
diva szybkie strza}y / p|otno
bandazu je'o sic tic. Natych
mast przystapilem do owego
m'odego cz}owieka i chwy~
cl}em go "a lewe ramie.
podczas gdy olbrzymi NIT
rzyn, "a MIN stojacy, ehwyci'
go "a kark i powali} 0 zie~
mie W tel chwill rzucito sic
ma zb6ja z Jake 20 ludzi, i
wydarli mu revolver. kt6ry
trzymal, przywiazany do dloni
biala chustka. Rozjatrzony
tlum by]by zbrodniarza lin
czowal. lecz odbi|a go poll
cya l. zamkne}a W wiezieniu
policy)nem. ~
Tam badany przez d'stryk-
towego prokuratora. zbrod-
niarz najprzod zeznawat ze
nazywa sic Fryderyk Nieman
i pochodzi Z Detroit, p6znieJ
jednak przyznaf sle' re po
prawdzie nazywa sic Leon
Czo]gosz. jest narodowosci
polskiej pochodzi z Cleve-
land, o. T}umaczy} sic, &c jest
anarchista musia} spe}nie
sw6j 5obowiazek.
Policya Buffalowska zasia-
gEawszy informacyi 2 Cle~
veland. dowiedzia}a sic, ze.
"a drugim razem aresztowany
podai prawdziwe nazwisko. !
Jest synem Pawla Czofgosza,
ktory obecnie mieszka "
Cleveland, 900 Fleet Str, q.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-09-12

dawniej gospodarzy} ma far
mIe pod Warrenvile, Ohio.
Leon Czo}gosz pracowal
dawniej jako kowal W fabry-
bryce ,,American Steel &
Wire Go, W Cleveland.' poz~'
niej utrz, mywa& salon ma
rogu ullc 3ciel i Tod, a
potem przebywa} W domu
swego ojca. Foreman Frank
Halcer wspomnianei fabry~
XII zapewnia. ze zca dobrze
Leona Czo}gosza przypo~
nina sebie. ze by} on anar-
chista i bardzo czesto chodzi}
ma mitingi socyalistyczne i
anarchistyczoe.
OLGA jego policya ME zna-
laz}a W domu. gdyz wyszed}
W SWAT "a robota, macocha
jego zas. mowiaca tylko po
polsku, powiedzia&a, re Leon
diva miesiace temu cd Mich
poszed} i odtad tylko raz do
Mich pisa}, il pewnie go
wiecej ME zobacza.
Leon Czo}gosz liczy lat II,
niezonaty. 5 stop i 9 cali
wysoki, wazy 100 funt6w,
WHO'S ciemnobrunatny, ME
,bieskie oczy, wystajacy nos.
Twarz. jak zauwazyli repor-
terry gazet. czysto niemiec-
ka. M6wi p{ynnie po angiel-
sku, a takze }amana polszczy~
zna
Rannemu prezydentowi uc
si}owall doktorzy, uSpiwszy
20 wyjat kule z zo}adka, i
ma ten eel zrobili W jego
ciele ctw6r ma 5 cali d}ugi.
Nadaremnie jednakze kul;
szukali, przypuszczaja vice..
ze ugrzez7a ona W tyloych
muszku}ach, gdzie tymczasem
ME mole bye szkodliwa. .Maia
nadzieje: ze zdo}aia ratowat
prezydentowi zycie. tenn
wiecej. ze cia4o jego jest
SLIME zbudowane i znajduje
on sic W sile wieku, liczac lat
81. ...
w Sobots W po}udnie przy
puszczono do }oza rannego
pania prezydentowa Nc Kin
ley. Makonkowie podali
sobie rece, rzewnie Patrzac
sobie W oczy. Prezydent rzek{
cichym g}osem: ,Trzeba. nam
cierpliwie znosic nieszczesc:e;
. tax dla mas obojga najle-
piej".
Pan Jan Nowak W Buffalo.
$40 Broadway, w}asc'ciel
hotelu. W kt6rym zwykle
zamieszkuja przybywaiacy ma
wystawe Polacy, powiada, be
Leon Czolgosz m:eszka} "
jego hotelu przez tydzieh, W
kt6rym to czasie Mkt go ME
M6wi}, zc pochodzi
: Toledo ! przybyl do Buffalo,
aby zobaczyt sobie wystawe.
W kuferku jego znsjduie sic
tylko pr6tna pochwa Cd
rewolweru ! cokolwiek ubra-
MIA.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-09-12
Drobne Eclla.

STUB. - w koSciele sw.
Troiny W Chicago odby{ sic
W dniu 4 Wrzesnia b. m.
Stub p, Leona Dyniewicza z
panna Pelagia G6rna. Pan
Leon jest synem znane9o
ksiegarza wydawcy ,, Gazety
Polskiej', p. W. Dyniewicza.
P. ANDRZEJ S1KORSKI
z Polvnji Wis.,, uznany zosta{
przez doktor6w "a cierpiace-
60 ma umySle wskutek tego
odwieziono 20 do szpitala "
Oshkosh Pan Sjkorski liczy
juz przeszfo 80 lat zycia ma
Polonii zamieszkiwa} kilkana-
scie juz lat.
KS LIPlNSK1 Z Saginaw
f; p. Franciszek Kaczmarek z
Bay City, jadac do Buffalo,
zostali obrabowani W wagonie
sypialnym. .Pierwszemu zabrali
$35 a drugiemu $50.
MAN1TOWOC, Wis.
Wielkjm smutkiem nawiedzi4
Pan Bog naszego wiarusa !. Y
Micha}a Zagrodnika. Niedaw- (
no temu zmar} brat jego zony
Jozef Nikel, d}ugoletni tutejs
sly salonista bardzo dobry
cz}owiek, a pred kilku tyr8
godniami utopif mu sic syn .
doros}y, razem ze zieciem, ma
jeziorze Michigan.
HURLEY, Wis. = Wiernef
mu abonentowi WIARusA
Piotrowi Gutowsk;emu zmarl
6 Wrzesnia synek, jeden rok
zycia LEGACY. Pogrzeb odbyl
sic 8 Wrze$nia.
PAN E. B. SMIALEK;
byly redaktor ClevelandskieI
J, Polonii " Ameryce. od 81.
Wrzesn.a przestat prsco~aca
dla tego wydawDictwa.
.PkACIG.. "a W',IARtlsAlE| Il
s G
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-09-12

PARYZ. Rad
francuzki postan'',owif nc,
wydali6 wszJystkich VS.
agelnt6w tureckich z
gran:ic| 4 /: palhtljs'tW'a' ltlj' fran
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-09-12
PEKJN. Skor0

PEKJN. - Sk0rO
do Chin nadesz}a te-
|legra6czna wiado-
nose, re cesarz Will
helm stawi} ksieciu
Czun honorowe wa
runkl przeproszenia
go, uwiadomi} Ii
Hung Czang pos}6w
zagranicznych, ze
nadszed} edykt cesar
ski, upowazniajacy
pe}nomocnik6w chii-
skich do podpisania
protok6}u pokojowe-
go.
LONDYN. A.
resztowano tn Ora
Krause, znakomitego
obYwatela transwal-
skiego, zarzucaiac
mu, ze jestszpie gie'ml.
w roku 1900 Krause,
bedac w6wc!;zas bur-
mistrzem johannes
burga, wreczy4 lor-
dowl Robertsowj klu-
cze tego miasta. Ma
stepnie przyja} pod
dahstwo apgielskie.
CAPETOWN. Il
General Dewet og}o.
sit proklamacYa, ze
kazdego zo}nierza
ang'elskiego, schwy-
tanego po dnlu Is
WrzeSnia W Oranii, a
bronia W reku, kaze
bez sadu rozstrzelat.
- Boerzy -wysadzili W
powietrze ]eden opan-
cerzony pociagg an
gielski i jeden poclsg
towar0wy.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-09-12

6ledziG rugby m&odo-
turk6w, knujacych
spiski przeciw su4ta-
nowl tureckiemu.
LONDYN. Kra-
za niepokojace pog}o-
ski o stanje zdrowia
kr6la' angielskiego
Edwarda. O lie VIA
domo, dokucza mu
gard}o, wiec leka sic,
aby ME spotka} go
Ten sam lOS co Jego
slostre cesarzowe Fry
derykowa, kt6ra u
maria ma raka.
PANAMA. - Rad
rzeczypospolitej E.
cuador Wytoczy} VOL
ne Kolumbii. Celem
wycieczki zbrojnej
Jest przesmyk pa
na'nski. Wojsko ko-
lumbijskle ma bronze
przesmyka. Do w6d
panamskich przyby}
jeszcze jeden amery~
kansk:i statek Wojen~
ny Range. Nieza .
d}ugo przybedzie tam
potezny okret wojen~
ny Iowa. N1iiemcy wy
sy}aja tez kilka stat
k6w wojennych.
Me ma watpliwos-
ci, ze Ecuador i Nj
caragua dzia}aja W
porozumieniu z Ve-
nezuel9.
PANAMA.. Ar
mia poWstahc6w ko-
lumbijskich sk}ada
sic z 20 tysiecy do-
brze nzbrojonych i
dobrze wy6wiczonych
ludzi. Naczelnym jej
wodzem jest general
Tribe.
TEHERAN. - W
Persyl wybuch}a re-
wolucya z poWodu no.
wo nawiazanego ira
ktatu z Rosya.
Wielki wezyr jest
oskarzony o zaprze-
DAME kraju nieprz: y
jaclo'!}!,ol'mtl:. on " stolicy
kraju j okolicy og}o.
SIC szono stan '|' wyjatk'.o-
wy.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-09-12

cpzkiego.
Zadaniem tych a.
gent6w bY1o bacznie
6ledzic rugby m}odo-.
turk6w, knujacych
spiski przeciw su4ta-
nowl tureckiemu.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1901-01-08
PACKER
RELEASED
He Has Been In Prison Sc
venteen Years On
Fearful Charges.
HE ATE MANFLESH
But He Was Starving In the
Wild Mountains. and
People Say He Was
Justified.

DENVEn. Jan. S-The last offici,l
act of Charles S. Thomas, who retired
as governor today. was to grant pa
role to Alfred Packer.
The release of the famous prisoner
was the result of the efforts of the Den-
yer rost as urged in his behalf for two
years. Packer has been in prison over
seventeen years. He was sentenced to
forty years term in 1888.
Polly Pry the special writer who con-
Quoted the Posts campaign in favor of
Tie prisoners release, took the excel
tive order granting Packer his liberty
to the penitentiary.
Packer was overjoyed,' she wired
this morning. 'at the news. He could
hardly believe his good fortune. He
walked the floor of the cell all night.
he was so happy
1t was during the agitation over
Packers release about a year ago that
the attempted assassination of H. Fl.
-Tammen and F.. G. Bonfils of the Dem
yer Post by tie shyster lawyer w. w.
pretense of being a director in the Post
went to the penitentiary at Canon City
and obtained S25 and a contract from
Packer giving him charge of his case.
Anderson was reprimanded by the
Post proprietors for his action in de-
ceiving the prisoner. following which
he left the Office of the newspaper and
came back in few minutes with re-
volver and shot at both of them, in
ficting two dangerous wounds on each.
They were at the point of death at one
time but have since entirely recovered
Packers crime was the alleged kill
ing of a party of five prospectors in
the wilds of Colorado and eating their
flesh.
The prisoner admits killing one of
the men. who was insane and had as
saulted him after numbering the 9TH
er four with hatchet.
He was one hundred miles from civ
ilization at the time and was compella1
to eat human flesh to prevent starva-
ton.
large majority of the people Of
Colorado are in sympathy with Packe:
because they do not believe that he
did anything more than what any 9th
er human being would have done under
the same circumstances.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1901-01-08
PRESIDENT M'KINLEY AWAY
FROM HIS OFFICE FOR FIRST
TIME IN FOUR YEARS.

WASHINGTON, Jan. S.-For the first
time since his inauguration nearly
four years ago, President Mckinley did
not enter his Office nor perform am
public business but remained in the
private apartments of the white house.
The president is not ill. but is suffer-
ing from a cold which does not yield
readily to treatment.
His record of service is aremarkable
one and is not equaled by that of any
other public officer or by many mcn
engaged in private business.
On account of this slight indisposi-
tion the president and Mrs. Mckinley
will not be able to take the trip to Can
ton on Thursday as arranged. They
were going for the purpose of attend
ing the funeral of their nephew James
Barber. who died in the Philippine
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1901-01-08
FIRE CAUSED A PANIC AMONG
JEWELLERS IN A CHICAGO
FLAT HOUSE.

CHICAGO, II.. Jan. Sire caused
a panic among the tenants of block II.
McLennan flats on the northwest cor
ner of Thirty-first street and South
Park avenue shortly after s O'Clock
this morning.
Many of them We're still in bed when
smoke filed the rooms The elevator s
were rendered practically useless and
when those who were awake had
aroused their sleeping neighbors the
rush down stairs almost precipitated
another danger.
Women and children were so badly
frightened that they almost trampleI
one another. but COOLER heads anon z
them managed to prevent disaster. Ev-
cry one reached the street in safety and
stood outside in the cold many of them
only half clad, while the firemen eS-
tinguished the blaze
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1901-01-08
A WIDOWS LOSS OF THREE
SONS IN SIX MONTHS
One Was Killed In Railroad Acct
dent and the Other Two Died of
Fever Al Short Intervals.


Sometimes we feel that the earth
was made but to dig graves in" said
Tx Marvel in his Reveries.
To Mrs J. X Lyon of this city. who
lost her last surviving boy yesterday
the words of Tx Marvel must appear
to be only too true. Six months ago
she was the morher of three stalwart
sons all of them full of promise aai
in love with liIe. Yesterday the death
angel took the last of them away and
their widowed mother is indeed bereft.
Misfortunes never come singly. On
July Il, Horatio Lyon, the eldest of
her boys. was killed ina frightful man
ner by railway train at Globe. Ari-
zona. Five days later her third son.
Robert. only Is years of age. succumb-
ed to typhoid fever an dthe mother had
only Edward left to console her in her
great grief. Edward was 10 and prom
ised to he the solace and comfort of
his mother and the prop of her de-
clining years. No one believed that he
too would be taken: but yesterday the
summons came for him and his broken
hearted mother was left to mourn her
last boy.
Typhoid pneumonia was the cause of
his death. He had been ill for several
days and yesterday morning the ar
tending physician gave up hope.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1901-01-08
THE SCHOOL BONDS TO BE
SOLD TOMORROW
There is a Heavy Demand for them,
and a Large Premium Will Be Paid
For Them.

The school bond issue of $4,000 Is
to be knocked down to the highest bid
der by the council at the city hall to-
morrow afternoon.
The sale of the bonds has attracted
the attention of bankers and brokers
all over the country and their repre-
sentatives are Fastening here from the
four points of the compass. The gilt
edged credit of Ell Paso and it's unpre
cedented growth in population and
taxable value has rendered her securi-
ties as desirable as any on the market
and there is always a scramble to get
them.
For this reason it is expected that
the bonds sold tomorrow will command
a high premium and that not less than
above the par value.
Already five sealed bids have been
received by mail and last night two
representatives OF bond buying firms
ARRIVED to attend the sale in person
One of these is J. H. Roy, representing
the Trowbridge & Niver company ol
Chicago and the other represents Roi-
lins and Son of Denver.
Other bids have been received from
Cleveland. Ohio. and Chicago and NJ
S.Swain, of Austin. who purchased the
second issue OF city hall ard sewe,
| bonds, has sent in a bid for the Schoo
bonds.
1t is believed that the bonds vii
command a premium of not less thar
| ten cents on the dollar
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1901-01-08
MONEY in MEXICO
is SAID BY A BANKER
TO BE PLENTIFUL.
Enough to Protect the Country From
Anything Like a Financial Crash.
AS Has Been Apprehended In Some
Quarters.

Il have come to talk with you about
that money stringency in Mexico,
said a Herald man to prominent
banker this morning.
Good" said the banker, Il am glad
you have come. l saw that article In
the morning paper and have been
thinking if | could get time l would
come around and have you contradict
that statement.
There is hardly bank in the re-
public" continued the banker, "bnE
what has more specie in its vault than
it has currency issue. There is not
bank in the republic that will not take
the notes of any other bank in the re-
public at par. Any bank in FL Paso
will take the notes of any bank in Mex
leo at par l doubt if there is bank
in the republic but what has enough
money in its vault to redeem its cur
rency.
oh there may be a speculative ten
dency in the City of Mexico which the
bankers wish TO restrain and to do this
they will tell people who want to bor-
row that they are little hard run and
do not care to let out any money at
present This often leads to the idea
that there is an existing stringency.
But it is a fact that the financial con-
dition of the republic was never better
than now.
Il have information from Mexico
that leads me to believe that the re-
public was never in a more prosperous
condition and there never was less
probability of a money panic. You may
assure your readers that the report Of
stringency in the money market of
Mexico is not only wrong but absurd
and that every banking institution is
enjoying great prosperity
Anybody ought to know better than
to think that il money was scarce ia
Mexico they would stop the exportati'n
of it, Why, where do they get the
money to export? They get 1t from the
banks. and bankers are shrewd enough
cur if the money was getting scarce
and they would not let the exporters
have it
The republic is now minting more
coin than it is exporting AS long as
that is the case there is no danger of
a money panic Twenty or thirty years
ago when the exports of money fro,.l
Mexico were much greater than now
and they had no currency to take the
place of it there was no stringency-
The amount exported now is nothing
to what it was then. They used to take
it out in ship loads. Never a ship left
the coast of Mexico without from fifty
to a hundred thousand dollars aboard
and they paid 5 per cent export on il
then No, no, my boy, don't get uu-
easy about Mexico running out of mon
ey. She's all right. and having re',-
tions viii the financiers of the repub-
lie l know whereof l speak"
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1901-01-08
PRINCE ELECTED
Speaker of the House, With
No Opposition, and the Co.
vernor's Message Will
Come tomorrow.

Special Dispatch to The Herald.
AUSTIN. Tex. Jan. S.-The legisla-
ture convened at high noon and pro-
ceeded with the work of organization.
which viii be completed about tomor-
row noon. when the governor will
send in his message.
HoIs l.. S. Schluter of Marion county,
nominated r. E. Prince for speaker.
There was no opposition.
Princes nomination was seconded in
three speeches, and his election was
unanimous.
Secretary of state Hardy raped the
house to. order and Lieutenat Governor
Browning convened the senate.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1901-01-08
SEVEN MEN KILLED IN A RAIL
ROAD COLLISION ON THE B. &
o. IN WEST VIRGINIA.

MORGANTOWN, w. Va, Jan. s.
An engine running light struck a
freight train on the B. & o. railroad at
Anderson this morning and the COLI
sion resulted in the death of seven
men and the serious injury of two 9TH
ers. The dead are all railroad employ
es
The wreck occurred on a trestle
which was broken down and the track
badly torn up.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1901-01-08
GREAT BRITAIN HAS FORMALLY
LOMACY IN CHINA.

LONDON. Jan. S.-Great Britain is
about to place the seal of approval on
American diplomacy in China. 1t is
understood that Lord Tansdowne has
formally notified Ambassador Choate
this afternoon that Secretary Hays S
latest proposal to transfer a part OF
the settlement negotiations from Pc
kin is thoroughly acceptable to her
majestk's government.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1901-01-08
NEW YORK CURSED BY A TERRI
BILE EPIDEMIC OF GRIP. BRON-
CHITIS AND PNEUMONIA.

NEW YORK. Jan. Sit is estimated
that there are 25O.OOO cases of grip.
bronchitis, and pneumonia in the city
Not only the city hospitals but all pri-
vate institutions are full to overflow
ing and physicians in many instances
are findOing it difficult to make their
rounds.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1901-01-08
THE Ell PASO PURE WATER COM
PANY CHARTERED AT AUSTIN
TODAY
\ TODAY.

Special Dispatch to The Herald.
AUSTIN. Tex. Jan. S.-The Ell Paso
Pure Water company was chartered
today with a capital of $4,000. The
company is organized to supply water
to the public The incorporators the
S. Newman