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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-04-30

C0rC& de la 1919 de 0&nG& Elena
fu6 recogido por los tripul&ntes de
10 corbets de guerra eNautilus,> es'
cuelA de guardias marinas, un hom'
bre que luchabs, CAST extenuado,
con las olas, resultando ser un s6bdi'
to 1tRliano que hAbfa peleAdO & favor
de los beers, Ell cual fu6 carinosAmen
te asistido y cur&dO bordO.
Manifesto que un captain de 10
artilIerfa boer Sc habfs fugado con 6l
de Santa Elena, arroj&ndose al mar,
eu donde habfa perecido.
Ell itAliSno en- question es hom.
bre de complexion atl6ctics y muy
ilustrado. POsee cu&tro idiomas,
Guard&se gran reserva sobre es
tie hecho," por 10 circumstances de ha-
llarse fondeAda cerca Ia escuadra
inglesA
Ha llegado & Sevilla en- tren es'
pecial, de LisboA, Ia reiua dora Anne
liza de Portugal, que fu6 pasar una
temporada al lado de su madre ID con
desR de Paris.
LEGO Acompanada de los condes
de Subogoea y viajA de inc6gnito RI
guroso. En- 10 estaci6n aguardab6.
In ell onsnl de Portugal en- Sevill&
Don Edmundo Noel, administrator
de Ia condesA de Paris
En- seguidad monte Ia reins en-
otrO tren especial, que por Ia Inca
de Huelv& 10 llev6 hAstR IL est&ci6n
de AznAlcazAr, donde IL esperaban
su madre, Ii condesa de Paris; su
hermana, Ia princesa Lu:sa; una Co.
mission del Ayuntamiento de aquel
pueblo con una banda de m6sic& =
muchos vecinos Sc le hizo al bAjar
del tren un enthusiastic recibimiento.
Al salir de Ia estaci6n de Azn&l-
c&zAr OCuparOn variOs c&rruajes, que
los condujeron hasta Ell Immediate
pueblo de Villamanrr'que, donde 10
condesa de Paris posee una msgnf
ficS possession de campo y un gran
p&lAcio. EN- FL pueblo de Vill&mAnrri-
que hizo & 10 reina do11a Amelia una
afectuosA acogids.
La reina de Portugal vendra &
Sevills en- los dis de feria, 'regresan-
do a Lisboa el d1a 21.
Sc celebr6 en- Paris la Junta ge-
neral de accionistas del credit Lilo Z.
nAis siendo &prob&do el dividendo de
80 frances por acci6n. Los 30 nece.
sArios para completar Ell pagO seran
satisfechos ell 25 de Septiembre.
En- las f6bricAs de azdcar de ca.
1a d.la Peninsula espaf1ols van intro
ducidos desde Ell comienzo de 10 "a.
fra actual IS. 787. ZIG kilogramos de
cana, 19 BIS, ,895 mas que en- 1901.
Ell azdcar producido que ha au-
trSdo envasado en- &lmacenes desde
ell comi9nzo de lR z&fra actual(s6!o
determinada en- dos de las 90 fabri.
cas- que trabsjan) Sc elevs & 2.O22, 792
l1ilogramos mas que en- Ia zAfra del
pssado RHio hasta el 81 de Mario.
Dicen de Lieja que 4 consecuen.
cia de los des6rdenes hsy un diputa
do cat6lico heri3o.
Un grup0 rompi6 los cristAles
de Ia iglesia dc jesuftas = del semina
rio.
En- las timas correriss de los
sold&dts de Mnley Amra' 1 en- ell cam
pO de Ia mOnsens Sc apod. raron de
una po, c On de ujafes, q. frecen
los visjeroa en- venta precio mini
mos.
Los moros preferea comprarles
el ganado y los caball2s robados que
les son de mayor utpljd&d que las mn
jeres.
Les de B enimessarA sa desentien
den de Ia cuast on de- los cautivos,
cuyo parAdero ignorAn.
El iefe de Ia expedition so pro
pone dirirse q Banicros.
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saliendo via Msyag0ez, Aguadilla y
Arecibo donde igualmente csrgar6
cafe.
Sc esperan ell vapor eM&rAcAi.
boa de Venezuela en- viaie para New
York y el vspor frances eSanto Do
mingo0 di Fort di france en- viaie
para Hsity y Ssnto Domingo.
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De Guayama.

correspondence. Capital 20 Abril
1902 Anoche reunion brills ntisima
coliseo derkes. Hablaron Garcia Co
llazo, Bscerril, Lopez, Rivera, I'll.
mothee qued6 espuest& claram ente
doctrine Federation Regional. O9i.
MON unanime todas classes sociales
on favor esta.
AO9LonO
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A Quien corresponds.

Por Ia presente Sc anuncia que
les Sres, J. @. Nc. Cormick y W.
Nc. Cormick han presentado 81 Con
sejo Executive de Puerto Rico ura
petici6n solicitando una franquicia
para tomsr de ls quebrads "BRAN-
DERIS" 80 litros de aqua por Sc.
gundO para regar terrenos de 10 ha-
cienda "ALGARROBO" sta en- Ia
Jurisdiction de Guyana.
T0das les persoras que deseeu
ser Oidss en- pro 8 en- contra de esta
concession, pueden presentar sus re-
zones por esCrito 8 verbalmeDta 81
Comite de Franquicias, el dia 13 de
Mayo de 1902
j. G nc CormaicI;
W. Nc C04mick
PeticiOn4rios
A-18 "a 80 Mo 12.
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TabaCO en- rama.

Sc vende una partida de dicha
hojs 6 precios modArados.. Esta de-
positada en- el Almacen de les sef1o'
res Caldss & Ca. donde pueden exA'
minarlS los compradores. Para in
formes sobre precios & dirigirse 6
Bsnito Sarriego, TAnca l.
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Los senores Alvarez & Ca del
comercio de esta Capital, Sc sirven
pArticipsrnos en- circular atenta ha'
bsr disuelto Ia sociedad que girab&
bajo aquelIs raz6n y establecido una
nuev& bajo L. sola firmA de don
Francisco CarrerO,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-04-30

Un americana 6 c&bAllO penetra
b. en- Mayag1ez pOr los estableci'
mientOs pdblicos antes de aver, y
di6 So psseito por 81 atrio de Is igle'
si&,
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Esta disposition no es simpatioa1

New York Abril 80 l-30 P. NJ.
El pueblo cubano, no We con
simpat1a, Ia 6rden de que las fuer-
zas de artilleria americana sigan
prestando servic'os en- los fuertes
de la isla; pues adn cuaudo Sc de-
jan con Ell prop6sito de aIeccionar
q los naturales, Sc hacen comenta-
rios, pues las fortifcaciones consti-
tuyen ell mayor dominic de las
plazas, y Green que estas debe que
dar guardadas por ell ejercito cuba
no.
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Malgastar el diuero es comprar
otro artfculo cuando puede Vd cur&r
se del est6mAgo con la asombrosa
"Estomacalina Ulrici."
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Ha fallscido en- Barcelona don
Andres Monroig, capit&n de vapores
de L. Trssatlantica, muy conocido en-
estA isl&.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-04-30

Los abonAdos & 10, Luz EIectri-
CO de Ia Compafiia Americana Sc
quejan de que hace 4 noches que
no tienen luz.
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Hemos recibido Ell Ideal Latino
que Sc public& en- ID Carolina y cuyo
sumario es el signiente: Por nues'
tros prestigios, Siempre Cuidado
Luz Y Sombras Ruin&s El &postol FL
Esc&ndalo Errabundas La Fe& dos
grabados uno de la sef1oritS Lola
Fernandez y ell otro del temple de IL
Carolina.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-04-30
NOtiCiaS de Ponce.
(De maestro Oorreaponsa1 }
Ponce Abril 90.

Como so habfR anunciado ell lu-
nes & las de la noche tuv0 lugar
L. Inauguration del tranvfa el6ctri =
co. A Ia horA seflAlada tres de los
carros brillantemente iluminados fue
ron & 10 PlSza de las Delicias donde
recc gieron & las personas invitadAs
al acto. La m1sica del -cuerpo de
bCmberos ib& en- Ell primer coChe =
Sl comp&s de an precioso pAso do
BILE, salieron los tres carros reco-
rriendo con gran velocidad el ira
yecto entire dicha plaza y 10 Marina
frente al almAcen de los seflores
Fritze y Co. Regresaron de nuevo
hast& Ia Plant& electricR donde Sc
sirvi6 & los concurrentes dulces y
licores pronunci6ndose varies dis.
cursos Alusivos al acto que Sc cele-
braba y que entraf1a gran impor
tancia para Ponce.
FL pr6ximo sabado la compa1lia
&Empresa Nortes1 pondr& en- escenR
la preciosa obra de Guimera sTierra
bSjAs en- la cual 10 sef1or& Elvira
Rojss Sc distiugue notRblemente,
habiendo obtenido brillAntes 6xitos
cada vez que 10 ha representado en-
los distintos teatros de EspAfla y
America. No dudamos que esa no.
che Sc vera muy concurrido nuestro
teatrO, premiando asf 6 estos apre.
ciadOs artistas que hacen esfderzcs
para presentar obras que sean del
agrado del p6blico.
Hoy martes han comenzAdo q
funcionar los cArros el6ctricos en- el
servicio p1blico y en- visjes de cada
media hora, per0 tan pronto esten
terminados los desv1os, haraL viajes
cada diez minutes que es 10 que SO
necesita dado ell movimiento de pa.
ssjeros entire ell pueblo y su playa.
Ell personal t@cnico de Ia com.
pAf1fS del trAnvf& eIectrico 10 COM
ponen: Mr.. George G. Towle, Di.
rector General y de los ingeuieros,
Mr.. E. B. Nichols, director de Ia
via, y don Juan SEEK Ros&ly director
de Ia planta electrical.
HR fondeado en- este puerto ell
vspor aleman 4Canadiao procedente
de puertos de Venezuel&, el cual va
por h& csrgado cafe para Europa,
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Sc dice en- Ponce que sera tras-
ladAdA & San Juan 10 casa Piza Her
manos .establecida en- aquella plaza.
Don Enrique ARIZONA y Da Flo
rentina Morales han contraido ma.
trimonio en- Ponce,
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MGrCadO de NeW-YOrk
Cotizaciones de hoy

Harina de Trigo GEl Gigan-
ter SacO. 8 3-9S
Harina de Maiz SGoldon Mai
ZeS Saco. $50
Harina de Trigo &El Premio
Mayor saco. 3 3-65
Harina &Caballo VolanteH 3 3-06
Aimento para caballe
GStOck FoodD AcO. 8 l-30
TOcino de Norton (CjF) Slo-l26
& Woodlwn . l7-26
Jamones California; las 100
Ibras. 9 s-2s
Salchich0nes ,,&l2-00
Manteca <La Vencedora>
cOrriente) 8 TOO
Manteca ola PPimeraS (pu-
ray VI . $50
Tocino &CrecienteS $l7-50
Quesos (young) america 1900
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eLa DemocraciA> da cuenta de
crimen cometido en- Aguas BuenAs
Un tai Gregorio Falcon mat6 q Pc
dradRs 6 Jose Antonio Torres de b
rr&nquitas-qus fu6 & donde squel q
rectifcar IN documento de cuarenta
pesos; despnes envolvi6 Ell csdaver
en- una llsgaa, arrastrandolo & Rlgu
m distancia de 10 casa.
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Algunas fAmilias que desean
que sus hijos puedan gozar de 10
temporada de opera, Green que 10
empresa deberia rebajar los precios
para las entrRdas de nifios.
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Dr.. M. Ramirez,
0CuliSta.
CONsULTAS, -DE2a5,

CONSULTAS, DE 2a5,
Gratis para los pobres, de 8 &
10 o. m. en- el hospital de Santa Ro.
San Francisco II, altos del es-
tablecimiento de don Lucas Cine
neZ. n o ..
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PoR CABLE
CSERVTCIO DIRECTO.)
Ell Rey de Italia
ha perdonado
AL0s MARIN0s.AMERIOANOs.
Els un asunto terminado
Els un asunto terminado.

New York Abril 30 l-30 Pm.
FL Rey de Italia ha perdonado
q los marines americanos, en- cuyo
favor intercedi6 ell Representante de
los Estados Unidos. Este asunto no
reviste trascendencia alguna y SO
considera completamente termina-
do.
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TTEllIlTIFElTITTIIlTIFLIIIEIG

En- Ia fiesta celebrRda en- Ponce,
con motive de Ia Inauguration del
tranvfa el6ctrico, estab&r represen-
t&dos eel Porvenir3 Gel Ideal Cato
ico0, Ella Voc de L. Patriao, ~eLA De
mocracia0, eThe San Juan Newsa,
Sci Diario de Poncea y La COHeSpOn' =
denCia
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FLOR FINA.

La ROCA.
F'uriosa IL ola del mar,
contra ID roca al chocar,
decfa & 10 roc& as1:
-IPor qufI I,uAndo vepgo & II,
= siempre en- II me he de estrellar ?
Y dijo IL rocs: A fe
que NO to maltrAtRre,
81 vienes mAnsa 6 cetiirme;
mas 81 vienes 6 escupirme,
siempre te rechazar6.
As1 es Ia verd&d. 81 ante ella,
como ante 10 roca aquellS,
10 torpe passion Avanza;
81 llegA humilde, IL alcanza;
81 lleg& altiva, Sc estrella.
Ran de VIZ.
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No entra6a Ell bill
de exclusion
OARAOTER RETROACTIVE.
Sc establece esa aclaracion.

New York Abril 80 l-8O P. NJ.
LaLey de exclusion de chinos,
no tiene caracter retroactive, y no
implica absolutamente ell que los
establecidos y residences con ante
rioridad en- ell territorio Sc vean
obligados salir del pals,
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Ell PreSident0
Roosevelt
HA FIRMADO LA LEY
De exclusion de chinos del territorio.

New York Abril 80 1-3lP. M.
Ell Presidente Mr.. Roosevelt, ha
puesto su frma d la ley que . ex-
cluye del territorio americana a los
chinos. Sc pone en- vigor segui-
damente, teniendo solo Ell caracter
prOhibitivo a partir de la fecha en-
que rige.
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HS fondesdo en- este puerto ell
vspor aleman 4Canadiao procedente
de pnertos de Venezuel&, el cual va
por h& cargado cafe para Europa,
Omaha daily bee., 1902-04-10
FUNERAL OF CECIL RHODES
Simple Services Attended by Great
ThrOng of Mourners from
Far and Near.

BULUwAYO, April e.-After a brief and
simple service at the drill hall today the
coffin containing the remains OF Cecil
Rhodes started for the Rhodes farm in the
Matopho hills. 1t was escorted for some
distance by a long procession of mourners.
After an impressive service held at the
drill hall today by the bishop Of Mashona-
land, the coffin containing the remains OF
Cecil Rhodes started on the last stage OF
its journey to the Matopho hills. At to-
days service there occurred a remarkable
demonstration OF sorrow, in which the
whole. surrounding country participated.
Hundreds of persons were turned ava
from the drill hall, which was crowded to
its utmost capacity, and thousands of voices
in and around the building took up the
funeral anthem.
The streets through which the funeral
procession passed were lined with troops
and everybody fell in behind the coffin
as soon as the .cortege left the town limits.
The entire population Of Buluwayo took
part in the procession, leaving the tow
deserted.
The body will pass the night In a hut on
the summit Of the Matopho hills, in which
Cecil Rhodes once lived.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-04-10
MOB ATTACKS KING LEOPOLD
King is Riding in an Automobile When
Incident Occurs.
BREAKS THROUGH CROWD AND ESCAPES
IL Pursued for some Distance by
the Excited Rumans-Meeting
H. Entirely Acci-
DENTAL.

-.
BRUSSELS, April e.-King Leopold was
mobbed by socialists this afternoon on his
arrival here from Biarritz. The meeting
between the socialists and the king was
quite accidental. but 1t was none the less
unpleasant for his majesty, whose automo-
bile was surrounded by excited socialists,
who shouted: Long live the republic"
Long live universal suffrage" and waved
red flags in the kings face.
The socialists had collected at the rail-
road station TO bid farewell to the mem
bers Of a delegation of Spanish republican
deputies who had attended the socialist
gatherings here and h had participated
in last nights demonstration The police
this morning informed the Spaniards that
they must leave Brussels forthwith and
the delegates were escorted to the station
by a large gathering OF socialists, bearing
red flags. The king happened to arrive at
the same time and had difficulty in getting
his automobile out Of the crowd. but he
finally found an opening and outdistanoed
his pursuers.
In the Chamber of Deputies today NJ.
Furhemont, socialist, gave notice Of his
intention to interpellate the government on
what he termed a gross breach of inter-
national hospitality in expelling the Span
ish deputies.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-04-10
FOOD DOES 1T.
Restores Health More surely Than
Any Medicine.

1t is a short road to trouble when the
food does not supply the right material to
rebuild the brain. You cannot use the
brain without breaking down small parti-
cles every day, and you cannot rebuild I'M
less the food furnishes the right A of
building material, and that is albumen and
phosphate Of potash. Not such as you get
from the druggist, but such as nature
stores in certain kinds OF food.
Grape-Nuts contains these particles and
well defined results can be obtained from
using the toothsome, delicious food.
A brain worker whose name can be given
by the Postum Co., Battle Creek, Mich,
writes: Last fall ! got in a desperate
condition through excessive mental work
and lack Of proper food. was finally
compelled to abandon all business and seek
absolute quiet and rest In the country.
81 had been under the care Of a good
physician for several months, but 1t seemed
my food did not rebuild the brain tissue
properly. l was on the verge OF despair
when left for the country.
Down at the ferry l purchased an Even
ing Journal and my attention was attracted
to the headlines OF a Grape-Nuts advertise
ment, which read. Food Cure Natures
Way I read II carefully and decided to
give Grape-Nuts a trial, SO next morning !
went in on the new food and in two weeks
time gained ten pounds and felt like a new
man all over.
II eandidly believe II I had known OF the
food prior to my Illness ! would not have
needed a physician nor would l have been
sick At ALL"
Omaha daily bee., 1902-04-10
HYMENEAL.
EarIing-Peck.

CHICAGO, April 9.-Miss Ethel Peck and
Mr.. George PEBBLES Earling were married
today at the New England Congregational
church. The bride is the daughter Of Mr..
George b. Peck. general counsel Of the Chi
cage, Milwaukee a st. Paul railroad. and
the groom Is a son OF Albert j. Earring.
Perfect weather permitted a display OF
spring toilettes and several hundred guests
were present. The bridesmaids were:
Misses Mary Boyle Of Louisville, Wilhel-
nina Peck, a sister Of the bride, and Clara
Wheedon OF Chicago and. Julia Perry Of
Galesburg. Mr.. sherburae Earling acted
as best man. The ceremony was performed
by Rev. Frank W. Gunsaulus. The newly
welded couple will spend their honeymoon
Omaha daily bee., 1902-04-10
PAYNE BILL
Continued from First Page.)

Continued from First Page.)
moral obligation upon the United States
TO make the proposed concession. II more
aid for Cuba was necessary, Mr.. Morris
said. he was willing to go further and re-
lieve Cuba, by the rebate plan, which, he
declared. was the only method by which
the relief would reach those for whom It
was intended.
He produced figures to show that rela-
atively the Porto Rican sugar growers re-
ceived 3s cents per 100 pounds less from
the Sugar trust than the trust paid for
German sugars, and that the Hawaiian and
Cuban planters Jared In practically the
same way. From these figures he argued
that the trust, being the sole purchaser,
was sure to reap the advantage Of any
reduction made to Cuba. He asked why
the Sugar trust was advocating this reduc-
ton II It did not expect to be benefited
and in support. Of the statement that the
trust was after the reduction he quoted
from a letter written by Speaker Hender-
son to one of his constituents In which
the speaker said: THE trust was here
In the person of it's ablest manager"
Would Even Matters Up.
1--WE are not here,' said Mr.. Morris, ito
4NS AN"b W. "a bthChN VI oOAhAbib W
fortune who go to Cuba instead Of home
and such buccaneers as Havemeyer. the
head of the Sugar trust. But, gentlemen"
he added, turning to his republican col
leagues, "If you are determined to do this
thing, II you insist pom giving the Sugar
trust a present of $500, 900 let us give the
Sugar trust a dose Of it's own medicine.
Let us force the Sugar trust to drink from
the cup 1t eommends to others. Let us
take the differential of refined sugar, under
which the trust has grown strong and
powerful"
He called on the democrats to stand witt
the republicans and 'hit" the Sugar trust
land hit 1t hard"
The democrats cried out that they
would join with the republicans and ap.
plauded vigorously.
MOnde FavOrs the Bill.
Mr.. Mondeil Of Wyoming followed with q
set speech in favor of the bill. He ar.
gued that conditions in Cuba made Il neces.
sary that the relief contained in this bill
should be granted IL the new Cuban re.
public was to be inaugurated with any hopt
OF success. Free Cuba TO be successful
must be prosperous. AS a friend of tn,
beet sugar industry, who desired to put of
the day Of annexation, he said ne woulC
support the pending bill.
Mr.. Ball Of Texas opposed the bill. HI
c~ontended that 1t would afford no relief t
Cuba. The bill was a republican measure
and being such he was ready to assume thu
responsibility OF taking his stand will
the democrats Of Louisiana in opposition
to 1t rather than with the republicans o
Pennsylvania In favor Of 1t. It's sole bene
fciary, he argued, would be the Sugai
trust. --r.s- 49,.
The house at 5 10 adjourned.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-04-10
Spring
Medicine

Is OF the greatest importance. This
is the most critical season of the
year, from q health standpoint.
1t is the time when you imperatively
need Hoods Sarsaparilla.
1t will give you a good appetite,
purify and enrich your blooS, build
up and steady your nerves, overcome
that tired feeling, give mental and
digestive strength = in short, will
yitalize your whole being, and put
you in perfect health.
Don't delay taking It.
Don't experiment with others. Get
that which trial and test have proved
the best
Omaha daily bee., 1902-04-10
MRS. ,IENNIE X. o,DoNNFIL.

MRS. JENNIE ~ o'DoNNELL,
President Of Oakland woman's Riding Club.
the wonderful curative value of Lydia
T.. Pinkham's Vegetable Com
pound. For eight years I had female
trouble, falling OF the womb and other
complications. During that timeI was
more or less of an invalid and not much
good for anything, until one day 1
found a book in my hall telling of
the cures you could perform. L became
interested l bought bottle of Lydia
Z. Pinkham's Vegetable Com
pound and was helped; l continued its
use and in seven months was cured, and
since that time 1 have had perfect
health. Thanks, dear Mrs, Pinkham
again, for the health 1 now enjoy.p-
MRS. JENNIE O'DoNNELL, 27s East 31st
st., Chicago, III. 5000 forfst y abOvs
testinoniai Is not genuine.
Women suffering from any
form of female Ills can be cured
by Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegeta-
BILE Compound. That's sure.
Mrs. Pinkham advises sick wO-
men free. Address, Lynn, Mass,
Omaha daily bee., 1902-04-10
RoURKEs TAKE THE SERIES
Graham Distinguishes Himself by
Making o Home Run-CaIhoun
Also Does Some sIugging.

LINCOLN, April 9.-(Special Telegram.)
Omaha won the third and last game OF
the series with the University Of Nebraska
this afternoon. Graham and Owens, who
did the twirling for the visitors, played in
good form. The former, by making a long
drive over the fence. scored a home run.
omaha's single error was a hard catch In
the left field straight In the face Of the
sun. This being the last game Of the series,
with the result not much in doubt, the
visiting team put in several men from the
bench for practice. Attendance, 500. Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1902-04-10
HOODS
JdrSdpdriLLd

Best for Spring ~ have taken
Hoods s~Arsaparilla when needed for several
years and would not be without II In the
house. 1t Is a. excellent medicine and I
heartily recommend Its use In the spring
and at any time when q blood puriher and
tonic Is needed" Mas. F. N. FoorK, 21
Irving Place, Passaio. N. ].
Spring F0V0r-"I have taken Hoods
sarsapariIla for my spring medicine for
years and have always found II reliable
and giving perfect satisfaction. In tho
spring Il takes away that tired feeling or
spring fever, gives energy and puts the
blood In good condition" MISS EPFm
coLoEnE 1855 10th street. n. W. Washing
ton, D. q
Omaha daily bee., 1902-04-10
CHINESE ATTACK RUSSIANS
Are RepuIsed with Loss of Twenty
Men, While the Russians
Lose. Two,

ST. PETERSBURG, April 9.-The Russian
military commander in the Kwang Tung
territory Of Manchuria reports that 600
Chunchus mot ITungeses, as previously re-
ported attacked the Russian post. on the
Lao river last month. The Chinese were
repulsed with the loss. of twenty men killed.
Two Russians were killed aud five wounded.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-04-10
POWDER PLANT is WRECKED
Two Men Lose Their Lives in n Ter
rihc Explosion Rt CIeve-
land, Ohts.

CLEVELAND. o., April s.-Two men
we're killed as the result Of an explosion
Of nearly 5000 pounds Of powder at the
plant Of the Austin Powder company at
Glen Willow, a few miles southeast Of the
city, early today. The powder plant was
completely wrecked.
The dead are Lemuel Evans and Charles
Yonkers. who were employed in the mill.
The cause Of the explosion is not known.