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sheriff save. - Lyuehipg.

III Reno. Okla. Aug. ia repor,
reached here Thursday night that the
l3-year-old daughter Of John Carna-
han. living near m Reno. had been
outraged by a farmer. a doctor was
summoned and found the c.rl IN SEE
rIous condition About go o'clock that
night 10 w.s reported that a mob was
coming 90 take her assaiiant from The
county jail. where be had been lodged
hy the sheriff 4 crowd 90 about 500
citizens had formed IN front o. the jail
early in the evening and about n 80
a mob composed of about 100 mounted
farmers anc thrashing hands arrived
and demanded admission 90 the jail
This was granted and then 10 was
found that the sheriff had taken bis
prisoner out OF town two hours before
for safekeeping. As no one knew
where the prisoner had been taken the
disappointed mob dispersed. ihe cul-
prit Is married and has Two children
His victim is not expected 10 live
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TO CONTROL sHlPsuILolNe
MorRAns Comblnsiion wiIi oobis ~
ons Blg Company.

one hiE COMPANY
Cleveland. Aug. iG-A definite offer
has been made Tor stock Of the Amer
ican Ship Building company. and the
directors are considering the matter
Their reply will be given the FIRST oi
next month when they get in special
session. The man behind the q al Is
p Morgan.
The present transaction viii strike
81 the control Of the great lakes
The American ship-building company
has headquarters Ia Cleveland. With
rs own construction yaids. machine
shops and foundries IN this city 10
rain. Detroit and wyandotte. Mich
West Superior. Milwaukee. Chicago and
Buffalo lts property Is valued 81
$4,000 600. with an extra reserve fund
of 5000 900 Il Is doing an immense
business. Il Is said the aim of the
eastern people Is not only 20 ge' con
troll % the American Shipbuildins
cOmpauys sbusiness but eventually that
OF other large concerns. 30 as 20 prac.
ticauy 90 monopolize the entire blsl-
ness from the Atlantic 20 the M.ssissin-
pl. and undoubtedly end In consump-
tion OF al OF the trade from ocean tc
ocean.
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10, Wv. Co ArL.n....

Little Rock. Ark. Aug. lG.-The
highest temperatures of the season
were recorded throughout Arkansas
Friday Near Van Bureu five llborers
on tho Iron Mountain railroad were
overcome and three are dead. with lite
'le hopes Tor the others. AZ Alma
there was one death from the heat.
But one nrOsfrat0u .s reported here.
that of q policeman The maximum
temperature Tor the day was % de-
rgees.
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storm At Lsu,.vtIl.

Louisville. KY. Aug l6.-For thirty
minutes Friday Louisville was plung'
ed into iuky darkness boy Ominou.
clouds which occasioned much alarm
Taese conditions preceded one of the
worst storms of the year and % broke
over The city about p. M. The wind
blew at the rate 0f 5S miles an hour
nearly an inch NJ rain fell In a quarter
90 au hour while the temperature drop
ped cd degrees In as many minutes. A
number 0f telephones we're burned out
hy lightning and shade trees were
blown down In an parts OF the city
Street car traffic was interrupted Tor
more than an hour
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n.,. shn., N-rrn

Viuita. J. r. Aug l6.-News Of q
killing near Oaktaha has reached
here. The report is TO the effect that
three sons OF Green Raleigh were out
in a pasture when the cattle took
after them and they had 20 climb into
a field 10 avoid being run down by the
cattle A colored man warned the
boys 90 get ont of the field. but they
were afraid OF the cattle and refused
90 co. whorcupon the colored man
fred ON the boys. who were also arm
ed. The Raleigh boys returned the
Gre and the negro was shot
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-08-17

Chicago Aug. i5-The will Of the
laie Archbishop Feahar has been aied
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-08-17
N.m.. .tn-.a,, d. c.hl,h.

Oyster Bay. Aug 16.-The president
has given orders that hereafter the
names rf the enlisted men OF the army
who die loo the Philippines shall be-
cabled fo this country once IN every
two weeks When the volunteer army
was lu the archipelago 90 was the GUS
tom tl cable the casualties. but on the
withdrawal ot that army the practice
was dIscuu uupd
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mere Tor probate. The total value OF
the estate Is si25.00o. and OF this
amount the bulk goes to two sisters Of
the testator. Kate and Anna Feehan:
$4,000 Is left 10 the Sisters OF Mercy
Of Chicago for the use OF St Patricks
academy $4,000 10 ST. Mary's training
school for boys. and $4,000 70 Bridget
Kavanaugh. who acted as housekeepef
for the archbishop for many years
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-08-17

Detroit. Aug. Is.-At a meeting of
the advisory cbuncll of the State
League OF Republican clubs AZ the Ho-
tel Cadillac here. President Fenton said
that next Monday General r. A. Alger.
former secretary of war will come out
with a formal announcement as a can
d.date for the United States senate 10
succeed the late James Mcmillan.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-08-17
rromia.p, Iou,.,-u,.n Dead

Vickshu-r. Miss. Aug. l6-Thomas
w. Jay. a member 40 the police jury
OF East Carroll parish. Louisiana.
planter and business man OF large
means. was found dead .n the yard "
his plantation home. With a pistol bull
let through bis head Mr. Jays pistol
was lying by his side II Is thought
that his death was accidental.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-08-17

Hobart. Okla. Aug i6.-C. r Nc.
Hugh Of COoperton has just arrived
in town. bringing with him one Dixon
A Miner. charged with the killing OF
+. Wynn. and the sehious wouneing Of
his brother The quarrel originated
over stock and mining claims
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-08-17

Cameron. Tex. Aug i6.-John Pow
ers. Jr.. was drowned in the BrazOs
river north Of Cameron while In swim
ming. His two companions, Joe and
william Mckay. we're almost drowned
In trying TO rescue him.
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Crushed to Death

Lake Charles. La. Augg. 16-Law-
renee Killeen. aged 22. was caught un-
der a log while loading a car on the
Calcasieu River Lumber company 5
tram and crushed TO death.
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wnzI.la and Murd.r.d.

Mlddlesboro. Ky. Aug. f6.-Bud Sin
gleton. brother OF John Singleton who
was killed a few days ago In Hancock
county. Tenn. by the Smith boys. was
waylaid and killed near his home here
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-05-01
OS ANCIANOS

debilitados por la edad, les aconsejamos
hagan uso del vino de Quinium Laba-
rraque q La dosis de una copita despues
de cada comida. Basta, en- efecto, di-
cho remedio Iara restablecer en- POGO
tempo les fuerzas mas agotadas y para
curar de un modo seq lro y sin sacudi-
das los estados de languidez 8 de ane-
mia aun aquellos mas tenaces y rebel
des cualquier otro tratamiento.
Cuando Sc hizo p1blico que la Acade-
mia de Medicina de Paris hab1a adop.
tado Ell acaerdo de aprobar la formula
de dicho producto, la confanza de los
enfermos Sc hizo todavfa mayor al apre-
ciar la recommendation del docto cuerpo
consaltivo de Paris. No esta dernas
que recordenos q nuestros lectores que
0 Oainium Labarraque, que tan alta re-
compensa ha merecido Sc halla de ven
ia en- todas las farmacias y en- el Depo-
sito Central de Paris Casa Frere, 10,
rue Jacob y como quiera que nuestro
|elogio no ha de parecerle sospechoso,
.tambien les diremos que es el tratamien-
to mas efcaz y barato, pues cada bote-
la contiehe para IS dias POGO mas 6
menoS.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-05-01
j oo,oCAMP1LLos ARENAS

L. Como anoche 10 que nos ofrecio Ia Sc
lecta compafifa de Opera cue oaetua en-
huestro abandonado caseron de la anti
qua plaza de Santiago, era una segunda
audicion de Ia famosa partitura "Her
mani, nos cre1amoS relevados de hace1
nuestra acostumbrada cronica.
Pero Ell singular aeierto con que fue
interpretado esta preciosa production
del mas fecundo de los compositores
italianos, r11erece, ciertamente que de-
diquemos algunas lfneas a los ineritisi-
mos artfstas que tan gallardamente de-
mostraron aneehe sus superiores cuali-
dades y sus indiscutibles aptitudes es-
.cenicaS.
Desde el primer acto hasta la termi.
nacion del dltimo la ejecucion fue bri-
llantfSima, como 10 demostraron los
constantes = atrenadores aplausos con
que ua pdblico muy escogido & inteli-
genie premio la la Dor de los simpaticos
iterpretes de Herman. p
No podemos nj debemos hacer dis
tinciones cen ninguno de estos, la sefo-
rita Alloro, los sefiores Garaud, Cigada
y Mariani, todos, hicieron anoche de-
rroches inapreciables de arte, que nues-
ira unprecedented Sc complace en- con-
signar
Ell Hermann de anoche fue delicioso.
Nuestra mas completa y.sincera fell
citacion I'll.
lENDEMAIN.
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ActuaNdad ing|esa
Las dos victorias del Rev

Lice Ell Temps que Eduardo VII
ha logrado en- pocos dias dos grandes
victorias, pero no en- el Transvaal: ha
hecho triunfar una idea y TIN caballo.
La idea es Ia de una nusva corona
para la coronaci6n de Ia Reina esta Co
roma s1stentara e1 celebre diamante
y oh-i-Noor FL Rey ha examinado di-
versos modelos y ha elegido el mas
rico. .i}EiEs{# Et#
El caballo Sc llama ambush II" y
para gozarse en- su triunfo, Eduardo
VII asistio q las carreras por prirnera
vez desde su advenimiento al Trono
Ambush II" venci6 sin gran esfuerzo
a sus competidores. Este dia sera pa
IA Eduardo VII uno de los mas memo
rabies de su reinado
Pero es cierto que no hay en- este
mundo dicha completa y Tin caballo ha.
cia olvidar en- I'm momento La gloria
CUE otro habia dado la familia real.
En- el concurso hfpico uno de los semen
tales Sc escape y falt6 muy POGO para
que atropellase a Ia princesa. Cuando
iba a de1ribarla, fue detenido por TN
groom" I a emoci6n que produjo este
incidente fue grandfsina
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Apartado 4o7, ~
800 324 Broadway, New Yor, E. de A.
Cuarto de Socorros

Jes1s Echevarrfa, curado de una he
rida contusa sobre Ia region frontal IL
quierda. Leve salvo accidente. 4s4
Juan Cruz, curado de una herida
contusa en- la region frontal y ura con
fusion en- en- el tercio medic del ante
brazo izquierdo. Leve con asistencia.
Maria Pehalosa. curada de una he.
rida incisa de cuatro centimetros de
longitud sobre la region tepar de la ma,
no derecha Leve salvo accidente..o .e.
Gregorio Gonzalez, curado de; dos,
heridas contusas, una en- Ia region occi-
pital de TN centfmetro y otra en- Ia re-,
gion orbicular izquierda dc dos cent?.
metros de longitud Leve salyo acci-
dente. ~ -
Serapio Hernandez, curado de Tin he
rida contusa en- forma estrellada sobre
la region frontal dere,ha. Leve. ,salvo
accidente. 81 lrG gr-
Jose Lopez, carado de una herida
contusa de dos csntfmetros sobre, Ia, re :,
gitn apofses mostaidea izquierda.. Ie-
We saivo accidente. - +. A..
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Tumultos en- Russia

Los periodicos griegos Sc 1anen.an
del terrible desarrollo que va adquirien.
do el movimiento de emigration q Anne
rica l @ atI @@
Empezo aqaeIla por hombres solos;
hoy son farnilias y aldeas enteras las
que en1igraa en- basca de un problema
tico bienestar, va que en- 81 pals no e
|encuentran ~ 1i.t5 s
Las causas de esta emigracion son
muchas; Pero Ia principal es, sin duda
la falta de una buena administration
que hace impossible la vida, especial
mente en- las pequefias loca,idades;; y
como la mayor parte de los er1ligrantes
carecen de ofcio y de- eonocinientos dc
los cultivos modernos, generalmente
abandonan una sittiacion IositivaIn srte
Itriste por otra que les proporciona ma
yores ventajas. =
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PREc1os25c
g9no9Iof z .ggo-2 ..s,,. g9,aoN ss1d1
!" La ITaViata saiao4 XII

-bDsIe TRaY qr0
Is Como anunQiara mos aver, Sc Tepar,
theron ancche Jos progTamas-de- Ia fln.
cion que tendra 1ugar estag Hlocfie sy7los
cu4les ar1nncian Que subifaa A. IA aeseen&
Ia preciosa partici6n dde Verdi titulada
Fl a Traviata' para cuya Interpretation
Sc ha hecho e1 sig1iente1 leparto;r
Violeta, Sra Angelina Turoon5 Flora
Berboix, SSrta, Elyira- kueea;; 4Aaina,
,Srta Elena canardto; Alfredo Gernibft,,
ST GiOvania Rambaldi, Giorgen GeTmont
ST. Francesca Cigada; Gastone Sr. VtJeria
20 Berardo; Barone Douphal, Sr Serttee.a
no; Marchese ID. O. igny.,sSn Salix; Dot
tore Grevil, Sr Alberto Damianiy Gin.
seppe, Sr. Sabas Cepeda; Dotiestico,,
Sr. Lachou, Comisario, Sr. Giuseppe.
Auguramos para esta noche TN lleno
complete, pues Ia obra elegida es de las
favoritas del ptib!ico y creemos que los
afcionados saldran Satisfechos rues Ia
partitura toda "encaja," por de>irlo asf
en- las condolences artisticas, de los in-
terpretes,
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PRECAVEOS DE LOS FRAUDES
E IMITACIONES

Aceptar so1amente los remedies,
sCURA SEGURA" para el ASMA,
CATARRO, FIEBRE, DISENTERIA,
GONORROEA, ESPERMATORREA,
STILLS, PERDIDA DE LA VIRI-
LIDAD y DEBIL1DAD -NERVIOSA.
FL trataniento, en- forma lfquida, para
TN mes, que curara positivamente el
case mas rebelde, cuesta $500, orc
americana, 6 ST. equivalente en- none
da de ese pals, por cada botella. r.
Su droguista debe tener esos reme-
dos en- existencia, pero 81 no es asi,
envienos el precio, diciendonos el re-
medic que necesita, y Sc 10 enviaremos
enseguida por expreso, porte pagado.
Dirijanse a
La Colnpafiia medica international.
Apartado 4o7, -' ~
800 324 Broadway, New Yor, E. de A.
Ell "Hartfort", buque- escuela de la
marina de guerra americana, que hace
dias Sc encontraba fondeado en- este
puerto, Sc hizo a la mar aver con 'rum.
bo a St. Thomas. .
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-05-01
JUNTA SUPERIOR DE, SANIDAD
DE PUERTO RICO ii bsfis
Notieia inportante

! Por la presentels informa que dos
ex4menes para ,pbtener licencia de 1Mesa
dico, Dentista 9Farmaceu Practican+w
te. Comadrot1a y Enfermera, dNeriisd
caran en- lase ofcinasf de la Juntani Su-W
perior de Sanidad en- San Juan, enslas5e
siguientes fechas1soo 9af ntoTt bsgIsaia
] Medicos, u q pa JUNO 3, ! va. g
Dentistas,9 r4.ot.-si s@s IS g w tis5l
Farrnaceuticos, eh9l 90 10y II. go
Practicantes, -6 IL, r3y Ia. =.
comadfonasy Enfermeras 10, Y j, IS,
DsberSn ser presentadas las solicitu,
des en- Ia ,o6cina de Ia Junta el dia 80 de i
Mayo 8 altes 81 fuere possible. 7sf S
Para mas informes, dirigirse al Sc
cretario de Ia Junta M os,f1s, ,9,,s :,
William Fa cett Smith. s,
San Juan, ? r. ~ a. I2-zI.5i
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NEURosINE RRUNlER
FIESTAS RELIGIOSAS DE MAYC

Esta noche dan principle las festas
del mes de Mayo en- Ia Iglesia de San
Jose al toque de oraci6n. <gs sncl y1a,
Varias sefloritas de la Asociacion de
Hijas de Maria, tomaran tpare en- los,
hermosos canticos que siempTe9se elevan
la Reina de los Angeles eG5 Il
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-05-01
La emigration a America

Las noticias, recibidas de Russia con-
frmat1 el caracter verdaderatnente re-
volucionario de la agitacion de los esttl-
diantes, apoyados por el elemento obrero.
La propaganda en- clubs y por medic
de Ia imprenta es ineesante y muy acti-
va, pesar del rigor empleado contra
los estudiantes siendo deportados 1
Siberia o5 y encarcelados SOY. s.ss
Los g1itos de iAbajo e1 Imperiol y
|; Viva Ia Rep6blica Sc han repetido
con mucha frectencia, en- a1gunas 10.
calidades ha sido arrancado y hecho pc.
dazos el retrato del Gar.
Las 1ioticias precedentes han side
cor6rmadas en- el aMensajero oicial7
donde Sc hace constar Ia procedencia de
los estudiantes sentenciados Entire ello<
figura11 S 1nujeres, que asistfar como
oyentes las clases dedicadas a los estu
diantes de sl1 sexo.
4
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NOTICIAS DEL Ola

i Ha sido adornada Ia calle de la Lima
para la celebration del cambio de NOM
bre, que Sc verifca hoy. 6a!-
Ell Centre "Colonia Espafola de Ia
Carolina" ha debido trasladarse hoy a
la hermosa casa que acaba de construir
en- aque1 pueblo, nuestro amigo don
Juan rita, Sarraga t}s{ 3ifsi fi=ls<
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-05-01

Nuestro querido compafero. de re :
dacci6n, encargado de la edicion ingle.
sa, el Lcdo Mr.. Abraham Kopel; Sc en-
cuentra recogido en- CANA sufriendo TN
fuerte ataque de grippe -" heil1soi'i'
Nos alegraremdsde del pror1to y com.
pleto restablscimiefto del cornpahero. '.,'
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FEDERACION REGIONAL 2

IIemos sido atentamente invitados
para Ia fiesta que celebrar hoy los tliiein-
bros de esta Federation. ~n q @l-5-' pe
DamoS las graciaS. lg- 's1 1ci'I i7''fi
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-05-01
EL coNDE DE MUNSTER

E1 conde Jorge Herbert de Munster,
antigua embajador de Alemania en- San
Petersburgo, Londres y Paris, ha fa1le.
cido en- Hanover la edad de ochen-
ia y dos aaos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-05-01

Han prestado juramento aver ante
eel Tribunal Supreme para postular en-
los Tribunales de esta isla los Abogados
americanos Mr.. Limbart y Mr.. Blown.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-05-01

Sc encuentra en- esta ciudad, el doc
tor y haeendado de Bafros. don Lucas
Amadeo.
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PAR A CIJRAR Ell RESFRIADo
EN- I'm DiA4 -

8I3 3ta ItlN 1kJIV LIZA 5xsd 91lsIs2l
tome 1asq PASTILBAS IAXANTES ;
DE BROM0-QUININA. FL boticariol :
leI devolvera 81 dinero 81 nose cnral La
fir1na de E. w. GROVE Sc halla 80
cada cajita. as I..s so -
9 b1s nlG RAJ ----- s9ssi -
aga 9eh nzs ne2i4siTll a
81 ~ ns1 "a ilsilue lieisnlsD on a
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Iglesia de Santa Ana

Las misas que Sc eelebraran en-
sesta iglesia el sabado 3 del actual
a las =, 7 y media Y 8 de Ia mana
ma, seran por ell eterno descanso
de don Eduardo Quintana Mateu.
Al
The National tribune., 1902-09-18

but about o'clock broke out fercely
again, this time on the south and south
east, which had not before been engaged.
! pparently orders had been sent the Fill
pinO commanders on that front to join in
the attack. On that portion Of the line
the Americans had not fired gun until
this heavy fire was opened upon them,
but they then replied to it with spirit for
a few minutes, until they had checked any
disposition to advance, and then lay quiet
until daylight.
This sudden outburst again brought out
the Oregon regiment after the men had
a second time gone to bed, and then we
remained in our position on the wall until
breakfast the next morning. The night
had turned cold, as it always does during
vbe dry season after midnight, and hav-
ing no covering of any kind the men were
not entirely comfortable as they stretched
themselves out upon the ground to get
what sleep they could, for we expected to
be busy the following day. As for my
self, l had already learned a little wis
dom. and l sought cement gun fOunda-
ton upon which to lie. 1 had discovered
that stone heated under the hot rays of
the sun retains its warmth much longer
than the earth, and that such stone bed,
though harder, is warmer than the ground.
OF course this rule is reversed when the
stone is in shadow and has not stored up
heat from the ardent sun.
The attack died out just before day
light. according to Filipino custom. and
no doubt there was great jubilation in the
insurgent camp at the great battle they
had fought to the great decentralization
of the Americans. who had not been able
to fight back. They probably expected
The National tribune., 1902-09-18

seven y64fS ago tn6 SIlte OF ILLINOIS, gfaQt00
to the PhysicianS' Institute Of Chicago charter.
There was need Of something above the oRdi-
nary method of treatment for chronic diseases.
something more than any one specialist or any
number Of special SITS acting independently
could do, so the STATE itself. under the powers
granted 1t BY Its general laws. gave the power @
such help as would make them We'll and strong.
Ever since its establishment this Institute has
endeavored In every possible way to carry out
the original purposes Of its establishment under
the benefcient laws Of the State.
Three years ago, the Physicians Institute,
realizing the value OF electricity In the treatment
Of certain phases Of disease, created under the
superintendent Of its stan Of specialists an
electric bolt, and this belt has been proved TO b
Of great value as q curative agent. From time
e to limo It has been improved until it reached
that stage Of perfection which warranted ttS
present name Of supreme"
This belt Is the emoStedective ofall agents In tho
cure Of rheumatism. lumbago, lame back, nerv-
Gus exhaustion, weakened or lost vital functions,
varlcocele, kidney disorders and many other
complaints.
This "Supreme Electric Belt" IS made in ono
grade only-1oO guage-tlierei Is no better electric
belt made and no better belt can be made.
Whenever In the cpinicn of our ssa1 Of special
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forces Of electricity will euro you we send you,
free Of all cost. one Of these Supreme Electric
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forever without the payment Of one cent. This
generous offer may be withdrawn at any time, 50
you should write to-day for this free "Supreme
Electric Belt" to the Physicians Institute,
at 1882 Masonic Temple, Chicago, Ills.
The National tribune., 1902-09-18
IN hAVoLqNTEER ~ qEI72n III HI
By CAPT. HARRY L. WELLS, I'd Ore, U. S. v.

until about 1890 O'clock. The men had
gone to bed at taps, and all was quiet in
quarters. Over in the Pavillones, where
the officers were Quartered, we had not
yet retired. but were some of us at the
windows listening to the sounds of firing
that could be plainly heard over in the
direction of the Santa Mesa, when the
general alarm was sounded.
Within five minutes from the first note
of the bugle the entire regiment was Or
ganized and on the march to its posi-
tions. My own battalion was stationed
at the outer wall beyond the south gate.
it being the duty of our regiment to main
tain order within the walled city and to
protect it from any attack from without.
it being understood that it was specially
planned by the insurgents to gain pos
session of the walled city. There never
was any danger of this happening from
the first. as the street patrol was capable
of handling any uprising and could be re-
inforced at moments notice, but we
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