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Omaha daily bee., 1902-07-12
AFFAIRS At SOUTH OMAHA
Mayor Orders All Saloons Closed at Mid
night and on Sundays,
MUST REMOVE CURTAINS AND SCREENS
Directions 90 Police Chief Also Pro-
vide for Prohibiting Sale of Deer
and Liquors TO Minors
Magic City Gossip.

In Difference to the wishes Of the mem
bers Of the Anti-Saloon league Mayor
Koutsky yesterday afternoon issued or
ders to Chief Of Police Briggs to close all
saloons at midnight hereafter and to see
to Il that all places where liquor is sold
are kept closed on Sunday.
When the council Monday night con-
sldered the matter Of closing the saloons
on Sunday, in making its report on the
petition of the Anti Saloon league, the en-
tire matter was referred to the mayor.
1t was not until yesterday morning that
the mayor made up his mind. Then dur
ing the afternoon he issued an order to the
chief Of police
This order is explicit and directs the
CHIEF to notify every liquor dealer in the
city to close promptly at midnight, re-
main closed all day Sunday and remove
all curtains and screens Sunday In order
that the police may have a clear view
through the place.
Further than this, the order prohibits
the selling of beer or liquor Of any kind
to minors. In fact, the mayor has issued
the orders which are desired by the mem
bers Of the Anti-Saloon league. 1t lie
figured that the next thing to come will
be an order to close the gambling houses
and then have all slot machines removed.
Complaining About Lack of Funds.
Certain members of the library board
have made complaints to city officials in
regard to the levy made for library pur-
poses. 1t was supposed by members of
the board that at least $4,000 would be
levied in addition to the voting Of bonds
for a similar amount. Since the bonds
have been turned down the levy will have
to pay for the site and little, II anything,
will be left to pay office rent and the
salary Of a secretary. Some Of the coun-
cilmen have been requested to increase
the levy 1000 In order to pay expenses,
1t is hardly probable that this will be
done, as the levy and appropriation or
dinances have been introduced and the
chances are that they will not be changed
City officials say they do not consider
that 1t will be necessary to make a levy
for maintenance until next year, even
though there is a demand for the same
from the members Of the library board.
Alarms DO Not Work.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-07-12
The
Illustrated
Bee.
TAINTED BY SUNLIGHT

Bee. Sharply outlined pho.
tographs, carefully engraved and
as carefully printed, give the readers
OF The Bee pictures Of things ex-
actly as they are; not idealized by
some one with the artistic tempera-
ment or distorted by incompetent
hands In vain effort to faithfully
sketch. Nor is the artistic element
lost; on the contrary, 1t is one Of the
essential features of successful pho
Biography, n one that has made
The illustrated Bee really great.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-02-08
PRAISES THE BOATS THAT
CAN CRUISE AND RACE

Continued from Page 49,
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-02-08

HRE has been too much politics the air
shares Were reported as sold and these transactions
advanced
E Tk few days e Of shaFo are occupied wh s tn IT.
due to feeling that spite of the higher there will
In there belief
P t tbb TINS will nave decided effect upon the
dhd t = " t ugnt tnee WIN De- through the funding OF
heretofore have been regarded needing time to fully develop
understood that of the Mainland creditors
fed belief that this would lead
%he nave not been me tendency is toward steadness IN
the T ''e at the figure which has ruled ~ m o. ,ars - m
weeks performances This
Co at s. The stock list
Honolulu
was only transaction which has been made
on s sGs recently the last previous sale being points above the price
Sugar in the market which can had at 81 Oahu not strong $3.50
@ to nv on tbes holdings heb l in h pt,vi districts
vision schnac Kalh
little other suburban but the be
recorded ed as s.. yet o. go a ,,., .,
at @ per cent reduction of " per cent from the rate ruling here Most
mortg which the local. and
o
OF
When little of
in ARA the loans.
pa 9 f I tbi d t b there p scans hch p hap
to in of
wide
of
bids Pasig s24Oo Hawaiian
the sento
his
house dfrons to overs
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-02-08
List of deeds filed for record Febru.

Governor Shaw was presented with
an ebony cane from the Philippines be
IoFe leaving Iowa for Washington.
samuel Gompers, labor leader, pro-
tests against putting thu. labor bureau
IN the commerce department.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-02-08
REAL ESTATE
TRANSACTIONS

]. II. Schnack and wife to c. Anton
izzi. lots 9. 10 and II, block b. Nuuanu
Valley, Honolulu, Oahu. Consideration,
s775.
Kaike to T. Awana, interest in r. P.
22OS, and interest in grant 1901, Omao-
pho. kula, Maui. Consideration, SIS.
February 4-Kekela (v.) to NJ. Kai-
hill, by TT, interest in r. p 2499,
Papaki, Hamakua, Hawaii, and horse,
hack and harness. Consideration, s12O.
j. II. Schnack and wife to NJ Italo
ct al. lot SO, block B, Nuuanu Valley.
Honolulu, Oahu. Consideration, $500.
J. DudOit and wife TO Mrs b Lewis,
house. lot and taro land, Kumimi, Mo-
lokai. Consideration, $500
February Sc. NJ Ikaiki, by TT. and
attorney, to Frank Godfrey, one-half
interest in piece of land, Manoa, Ho-
nolulu, Oahu Consideration, 81
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-02-08
Ring Up 27O

for all kinds of Soda and Mineral Wa
ters. Brewed Ginger Beer a specially.
Our patrons are cordially invited to
call and inspect the works on Sheri-
dan street, Off King street.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-02-08

THEY ARE THE
STRONGEST PILLARS
FROM THE DEALERS
STANDPOINT THAT A
LINE OF CARRIAGES
WHICH HE Is GOING
TO SELL CAN HAVE
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-02-08
81

The London Times declares that
England showed America the only eff
fective friendship during the Spanish
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-02-08
The Fountain
MINERAL AND SODA WORKS.

Make their drinks from water produced
by the
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-02-08
Chas F. Herrick Carriage Company, Ltd.

MERIT CONES FIRST
AND FROM MERIT
CONES REPUTATION
WHICH-ONCE
ESTADIISHED-ISA
VALUABLE SELLING
POINT
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-02-08
Barnstead
Purifying Still

and flavor with the best extracts pro-
durable on this planet, as well as being
sweetened with the finest cane sugar.
Distilled water for drinking purposes
passed through the "Palatable Attach
me % which makes 1t like fresh
spring water; delivered to all parts Of
the, city in three-gallon demiJohns.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-02-08
CRUISING YACHTS

The general opinion has been that a
boat five or six years old. or more, is a
good cruising yacht; while boat of the
present day whatever the day may be-
may be good rater, but IS sure to be a
poor cruising boat.
Mr.. Smither's definition of the cruising
boat is: A boat that is not fast enough
10 win races.
In this country we have built good
many famous cruising boats, and in their
day they certainly were very successful.
Among them are Intrepid, Iroquofs and
Hampa, all of which have covered thou
sands of miles of open water.
In England probably the most modern
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-02-08

rhs Eva Plantation Company.
The Waialua Agricultural Co., Lt1.
The Kohala Sugar Company.
The Waimea Sugar Mill Company.
The Fulton Iron Works, st. Louis, No.
The Standard Oil Company.
The George r. Blake Steam Pumps.
Weston's Centrifugal
The New England Mutual Life Insur-
ance Company. of Boston.
The Aetna Fire Insurance Company, Of
Hartford, Conn.
The Alliance Assurance Company, Of
London.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-02-08
SOUVENIR Of HAWAII.

49, G3|5 fET
Contains series of twelve neatly
bound views of Hawaiian scenery and
subjects. All mounted on gray paper,
and In book form. Each book q gem
lust the thing to send East
Also publish and have for sale. the
aawaiian Panel Calendars for 1904.
80
j. j. WILLIAMS,
Fort Street. Photographer.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-06-05

nj imaginaros todo 10 malo de que
es capaz ese hombre =.
Al parecer sir Guillermo escu-
chaba TODD este con gran atenci6u.
-El conde de Kergsz, al que
quiero como un hlj - sigui6 dt-
ciendo Sebastian, anna q una jo-
ven, q una pobre joven Ia que
ese miserable trataria de seducir.
-lAhi- exclamo sir Guillermo
con perfecta indiferencia, por mas
cue en- su fuero inferno Sc hubiera
conmovido mucho.
-Porque hsb6is de ssber que
ese miserable posee maravillosos
secretos de sedacci6n; sabe des-
lumbrar nua muier con sUs arti-
fciosas palabras, de Ia misma ma.
nera que IN repLil fascina un
paiarillo. ..... "a comprendereis
ahora, sef1or, que persuadido en-
IN principioio de que Ell vizconde
Andrea y vos no erals mas que una
sola persona, tan admirable es
vuestra semejanza, solo pude obrsr
como 10 hice...
Oeoasbians cuT6 cAoe1a cOro-
naban blancos cabellos y cuyo pc.
cho honraba Ell distintivo de los
vaitentes. y que 10 era hssta ell
extreme de que no hsbrfa retroce
dido ante an ejercito entero, Sc
acerc 8 o sir Guillermo y lie dijo
humildemente:
-Ahora restame, se1or, suplica-
ros que ace' sels mis- excuses.
Sir Guillermo Sc quedo silencioso
durante IN momento y despues d.
i6rase que aquel hombTe que era Ia
encarnaci6n del NAL, Sc complacfa
an torturar al que le ofendiera,
saboreando In humiliation del an
ciano, lie cuya equivocaci6n estaba
rersuadido: pero en- realidad 10 que
hacfa reflexionar, y como cada uno
de sus pensamientos 80 relacionaba
ensrgicamentc con Ell tenebroso OBJ
ieto que se proponia 81 espiritu
Internal. entregi6 maravillosos re.
curses en- esa fortuita circun stancia
que lie entregaba : Sebastian atadc
Dc pies J manos,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-06-05

tica que eScap8n q la ley que eS
conveniente castigar. Armando
rompi6 ell sello de la carta que le
presentara su ayuda de camara y
lcy6 10 siguiente:
CEn Octubre de 15....y durante
la guerra con Espaf1a, una muier
ioven, llamada Teresa, Sc retro en-
compaflfa de una sefIora de edad
que pasaba por su tia los alrede-
dores de Fontainebleau, Ia aldea
de Marlote y allf pas6 Ell invierno
J Ia primavera siguiente. La joven
estaba en- cints, Sera vtuda habfS
cometido alguna fsltar Esta 6lti-
ma hip6tesis era Ia que parecfa
mas admissible. Al finalizar Ia pri-
mavera Ia ioven did luz una nina
a la que pusieron 81 nombre de
Herminia. Las dos sefioras, tia y
sobrina, passron adm IN afio en-
Marlote en- donde la segunda daba
Ell pecho a 81 hiia.
cal llegar ell mes de Noviembre
siguiente las dos Sc marcharon
Paris y circul6 ell rumor de que Ia
ioven iba casarse. Lo que con1r-
mo este rumor, 10 menos en- apa-
riencia fueron las visitas reiteradaS
durante las 1ltimas semanas de su
permanencia en- ell pueblo, de IN
hombre ioven a1n que, seg6n de.
clan estaba empleado en- IN minis
i teriO.1
No decfan mas los informes re-
mitIdos al seflor Kergaz que sc
qued6 pensstivo durante algunos
minHtos y luego escfibio en- 81 lie
bro misteri0so algunas lfneas.
II SAVeriguar 81 en- NoViembre de
49,. I'm empleado de ministerio 50
case con una joven llamada Teresa
y 81 esta no era va madre de una
nina que tenfa el nombre de Her.
II minia.1
Despues de cerrar guardian ese
libro, Ell sefior de Kergaz Sc vistio
Il y sali0 pie, encaminandose hacia
Ia casa de In calle de Meslay, Ia
II que habia lido antes Sebastian.
Este, que llevaba IN levit6n de COR
&c militar abrochado hasta In bar
ba, entr6 primero 90 ~ cuart0 7
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-06-05

La historic, senior, que acabais
de contarme, dijo al cabo CON cl
acento frfa, propio de Ia persona
siempre dueffa de ST, = es ind dudsA
blemente muy interesante y haria
las delicias de los CUE tratan de
meter por todas las puertas la mo-
vela en- la vida real, pero no me
satisface por complete. Hacedme,
pues, ell favor de decidme vuestfc
nombre dadms las seflas de vues-
ira casa, porque no tengo pruebas
de que no seals un tngenioso mix
tiflcador.
-lSeforl-e exclam6 Sebastian
irguiendose.
-Estoy esperan do. diio air
Guillermo con muchs frialdad.
Me llamo Sebastian, respon.
di6 ell ancisno.
Sebastian. -. 5y que masr-~
pregunt6 desdefiosamente el ba-o-
net.
Sebastian & secas, -respondio
ell hdsar con noble orgullo. o.-Nacf
en- Paris y ismas conocf mis- pa.
dres; pero en- cambio ell emperador
me condecoro en- el campo de bats
LA de Wagram y he vestido ell uDi'
forme de los hdsares de la Guardia
Imperial.
-Pues bien, sefIor. ). Sebastian
diio ell baropet,- de IN caballero
4 un soldado lazy poca distancia y
Eupongo que no tendreis ntngdn
incon veniente en- darme una salts
facci6n de vuestra conducta; SquS
signifca para ncsotros una estoca
da? una miseriai mo es verdads
Endorez6se Sebastian como el
corcel de bstalla que oye resonar
ell ciarfn. Desde Ell momento cue
ne trataba de ir al terreno, Ell On.
, ciano no tembl6 nj suplico apelan'
do q humfldes excuses.
Como querafs, sefnr--contest6
--vivo en- Ia calle de 10 Culture
Sain se-C Catherine, en- Ell hotel del
conde de Rsrgaz.
/ -Muy bien, sefior Sebastian, --
/ diio ell baronet, 10 que hay co
/ que me serz impo thls enViaros
! mis tsstigos antes &C snarsnts J
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-06-05

quier medic indirecto para impedir
ell encuentro.
-F!stA bien, replic6, mas ade-
lante Veremos. Ahora hablame de
Juana.
cPteaero este, respondi6 Se-
bsstian que cont6 10 que va sabe-
mos acercs de su mudanza al
cuarto de la calle de Meslay del
exito obtenido con la fabuls inven'
tada para conseguir que aceptasen
eli piano.
Paes bien; diio Armand0,AVas
q volver Ia calle de MeslaY ha-
raS una vista esa joven tftulo
de vecino y de antique amigo de su
padro. Cuando estes en- su casa me
presentare en- la tuya llamare en-
tn puerta. AL oir sonar la campa-
nilla te levantar&s giendo induda.
BILE que Juana te acompaf1sra hasta
la puerta y que entonces podre 20
verl8....
-Comprendo 10 que deseais,e
respondio Sebastian que Sc puso en-
pie para obedecer, y en- ell momento
en- que salfa entr0 en- la hRbitaci0n
Ell ayuda de camara del conde lie.
vando una carta.
Desde que Sc habfa tmpuesto
aquella misteriosa tares, y & cuyo
cumplimiento consAgraba Ia mayor
parte de sus cuantiosas rentas, deS'
de que empleando tcdos los trsjes
y visitando los barrios todos de
Paris Ell conde Armando de Kergaz
bnscaba miserias para aliviarlas y
perseguia esos malhechores que
CON tanta frecuencia eluden Ell
csst1go que les impone la ley, tenfa
q sus 0rdenes una espcie de policfa
secreta cuyss rami6caciones com.
prendfan todos los diversos 6rdenes
de la escala social. Todos los diae,
pues, recibfa largas y minuciosas
comunicaciones llenag de datog dc
todas classes tratandose unas vece'
de una familia 4 la cue era necesa
rio socorrer; otras de IN niao O.
sue hab1a que llbrar de maloI
tratamientos, J en- Rlgunas ocasio
nes de uno de eaCa odiosCS tene
brosos crimenes de tirania aomss
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-06-05

Sc cas6 nusvs veces, ain esperar que mu-
risra la ssposa. Trsnquilsmsnts II abandona-
en- IN eamino 30 iba msndigar otra par.
te.
EiseutArcn en- Kutafs, Ruffa, al principe
Alsjandro LortkipinatIe, jefs de una cuadri.
lIa de bandidos que nj Rnte Ell asesfnato retro
csdf8n. Fran ssRundos, dos principles tambisn.
VAleriAno E1As ZalI kttz6 igualmente conde.
nados q musrte.
Dssds mucho tismpo atrGs ls euadrils era
el terror del Okucaso operaba sobre todo en-
Basum, en- Tifssis, sn Elixabethpol en- B. hi.
Su Ultima haztha fu6 Atscar ell convoy de 10
comps MA de patr6Ieo, seguido oil staqua del
Yobo de mas de siete mil pesos
Los prfneipes ataearon Ia escolsa y la
pusieron en- fDgA.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-06-05
CENTRO DOCENTE
De La UNION hero AMERICANA
Plaza dc Colon 8. San Juan Puerto -Rioo
Oorresponsal.

Plaza dc Colon 6. San Juan Puerto-Rioo.
AlumneS externos 3, 4, d 8 Q men
suales seg6n Ia ensenfianza; edio-pensio-
nistas e12, pensionistas s25 mensuales, in
cluyendo el labado asistencia medica.
Profesores Lcdos. Torriente J Busta-
mantle, Emiliano J. Dfaz, Manuel Pantagua
(frances ingles) Ramirez etc.
Refereacias; los padres de los alumnos
a. Cadilla, Arecibo) J. foreman, Guani-
cay; q. It. Hernandez, Gurabo); Or. Car
los Jaspard Francisco Guilisni. Vieques);
"a. Mschuca, Csguas); IN. Salguero, Ma
yagiez); "a. Quifones, Faiardo); etc en-
Ia Capital, NJ. Antonf, Francisco Gstell.
Mauricio Guerra, Vluda de Liberal, A. Ma
rrero, J. Mendfn, Salvador Brau, Salvador
Schira, J. santanach, Mario Teijeiro, p. Sc
villano J. Henrtquez, Consul General de
Santo Domingo y otros.
Pfdanse prospectos al Secretario, Lcdo
Bustamente.
U1aico colegso que da gratis q sus alum.
nos. nbros, nbretas, plumas etc.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-06-05
EL NUEVO FISCAL
La COrte de HumacaO

Ha tornado posesi6n de In Fisca'fs de ssta
Oorts de Distrito ell Ledo. don Rafael Tirado
YeFrfer.
El pueblo de Hum&co ha visto con agrado
tai nombFamianBo. puss aunqus psrsonalm en 10
no conoce 81 sefor TirRd0, legsn de 81 muy
busnos informas como empleado recto en- el
sAgrado cumplimisnto de sus debsrss.
Hnmacao se vans gloria cedR veg que ell
Gobisrno hace IN nombfamisnto en uHa perac.
M de Rrraige qns no este sohrepuisda por
Sntagonismos polftioos.
Ahors se aspers con ensiedad Ia liegada
del iuax americana cue ha ds rsempiazar oil
seAor Valdez.
Oorresponsal.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-06-05
GonorrnoI

Eta preparation ea recomendada mor de los
fcos curacion de
Envenena prontud los g6rmene morbosos deeorar
las ceuas ogancas alojan dvuev los tedos
gdad copeta evitando ceatrces estrechees uretales
Prepargdo dnicamens The aonorrhol Medical M
/ New York. Setienbre Il do 1901.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-06-05
vive entire aplausos
y bendici0nes
bendeiones od America ana popular patento
PILDoRAs MARTINEZ, DE ARECIBo

Por sus efectos inmediatos en- la curacion radi
medades que proyienen de la
SANGRE por falta de g'6bulos rojos; del
ESTOMAGO: por falta de
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-06-05

La popularid@d han sonzad justifca ha'ta Ia
No ontenen subsanoias iran tub
pFueba <PILDORAS MAI
milis
deblita la medula debli
bral, paisis bale p6ddas
debi
resabecdo eabecen e de las nmitables
The Yale expositor., 1902-07-04

Detroit. Cattle: Mich Cows-Duli At
LAST Wr.k'a price,. Nct. Caves strong.
80 itut .u. choice steers. S. uItlD %. good
10 choice butchers steers. Lupl 20 ilp
average. s. Wls up. light a good butch
ers strcrs ani hclfcrs, So l9Hs -. mixed
butchers and fHt COWS. 81 hni =. CONF
u.un bulls. g.. "iifB 90. good shippers
bulls. s. slit %. light feeders and stock
crs. s. -tut ~
Shccp-Best spring lambs Sc 2ia6 90;
commru spring lambs. 50 lona -. light TO
good and good mixed lots, 81 -,g5 -;
Nclrllngs. s. lnTS %. fair a. good butcher
sheep. - 7.at -, culls and common. s. $40
g5
Hogs-Market strong. B 20 . cents
higher than last week. Light to good
butchers s. 2s01 So bulk at 81 %. pigs
and light workers. 81 2561 -, stays. one
third um; ioughs. s. U0GS -.
Bun lo. Cattle uln- pound grass steers
s. NcaIs. easier. tops - 50H6 -: fair 20
good. S6 OJus -. common 90 light s. 900
a.
shcep-Sh'pping lambs. s. 15a7. fair 20
good. g 1su6 -, culls 20 common. 81 U5ff
b - ycariings s. e0n5 -; sheep. top
mixed So 2iHl ~. fair Co good, s. 1JHi.
cuIls to common. 81 &iN3 -
Hogs-Hcnvy. s. Sia7 s1; mixed. 81 ESQ
N. pigs s. q; roughs. s. O)ui -; stays.
s. 15d1 -.
The Yale expositor., 1902-07-04
An ArIstoeratie cIernyman.

one OF the oldest clcrgymen IN
England Is an carl-thc venerable
earl OF Devon. lie Is one of the Few
members OF the house of lords who
were born before Waterloo became a
name in history and who have lived
In four reigns. The rcctor.earl still
breaches occasionally in the little
Deyonshirc village of Powderman.
Lord Curzon. II ne lives. will succeed
clergyman in the pecragc. His
father. Lord Scarsdale, has been for
forty-six years rector of Kedlestor.
the Derbyshire village from which
Lord CurZon takes his title.
The Yale expositor., 1902-07-04

Admiral Dewey, I'm his testimony be-
fore the Philippine commission. told
his opinion OF Agulnaldo very concise
ly.
''Slnce you have asked my opinion"
said Dewey. In answer 20 question.
II Will say believe Agulnaldo was
there for gain. for loot. for money and
that independence never entered his
head"
Senator Carmack asked him why he
. furnished such n man arms and helped
to organize his army 10 which the ad-
miral replied that "all was fair I'm
war and that there were no Amcri-
can troops In the islands 10 oppose the
Spaniards. When he assisted Aguinal-
do he did not call him robbcr and
plundcrcr. hut the "insurgcnt leader"
Il say ! think he was there for loot
and money" he continued "Do YOU
think hc was there FOR ANYTHING clsef'
he asked turning 10 senator Carmack.
Il do" responded the senator
We'll. | swear I don't" said the ad-
miral cmphnticnlly.
Answering several questions tho adj
miral said he thought he knew Agt;i.
naldo better than Gen Otis. Gen. Bell
or any other officer. as he saw more
Of him. lie had not been lin Manila
Is hours before I saw he was there
for loot. for he was then taking every
thing he could lay his hands ON from
everybody and / expect he got the
lions share"
The inquiry ended rather abruptly
at 10 o'clock
senator Carmack asked You don't
know OF a single dishonest act ON the
part of Aguinaldo. yet you regard him
as thicfT'
Admiral Dewey said. II think I
shant answer that question and TAX
ing his hat and bowling left the room.
The Yale expositor., 1902-07-04
cHuRcHeoERs OF TO-DAY.
Statistics Show Increased Attendance
az Places Of Worship.

Statistics Show Increased Attendanee
at Places Of Worship.
Statistics published In the Church
Economist seem TO disprovc the state.
mcnt that has been made that church
membership IS on the decrease In this
country. Indeed. these statistics dem.
onstratc most astonishing increase
OF strength OF almost every denomira.
ton during the last forty years. Dur
INK that period they show that the
growth OF church membership stands
90 the increase In population In the
ration OF rs TO 8. The Economists
statistics also show that people are
giving moro. both propOrtionately and
collectively. 90 religious purposes than
they ever have before. More old
churches are paying on their indebt.
edncss. and more new churches are
being built. More than S3S.00O. 600 will
be expended on religious edinccs dur.
ing the coming year. People may be
-oiniug churches and giving their sub.
stance 60 their support. but 90 they
go 10 church as much as they did In
past years? a few statistics on this
question would be Of even greater IN
tcrcst than those which We have quot.
Harper's Weekly,