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The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1902-12-12
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The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1902-12-12

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mention this paper.
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1902-12-12
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The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1902-12-12

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most people suppose.
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cradle with kidney and bladder trouble
and both need the same great remedy.
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The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1902-12-12
Women as Well as Men
Are Made Miserable by
Kidney Trouble.

Kidney trouble prcYs Hpcu the mind dis
sourages ana lessons ambition. beauty. yigor
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1902-12-12

Many women and doctors do
not recognize the real symptoms
Of arrangement Of the female
organs until too late.
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spinal cord for two years and suffered
drcadfully. 1 was given different
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and chccr'uine 20 sooa
disappear when the Eid
ney3 are out ot order
or d.-ca-e-
Kidney trouble has
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The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1902-12-12
CHM Naval Re,ouree..

China has still 90 ships In nor feet.
These vary from frst-class cruisers
TO small tug beats. She has no bat.
tleships.
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1902-12-12

Hts a mighty good think fer folks
what's always srowlln' nj de world dat
dc worlds too busy ter talk back at
'em.
The Jersey City news., 1902-05-10
The Tragedy of the Fords.

Leicester Ford the hun
the athlete are
formed phase oil the
public be made from
culture in itself affords no guarantee
revolving feature of the m
the fc element Inc
in readiness of physical resource
had CELEBRITY enough
unarnd and totally
the perfection or man
to brute of the most
both Tor
with the cult OF
only be de-
and moral training
be from
the
bnty weight equally
yranncany grown up men
scorching cases
think
all his estate
Of
harvest
Of a m-temper oldm mansc
hardly the time place
of public
immediate family Mrs
little of
been spared acquaintance
the
world there be
justified
The Jersey City news., 1902-05-10
PECULIAR ARTESlAE SPRING.
interesting Feature of the Texas
Water Supply.

One of the interesting features of the
water supply OF Texas is the occurrence
of unusual artesian springs which flow
from the rocks at the foot of the escarp-
ment which bounds the southeastern por-
ton of the Edwards Plateau. These wa
tiers are found in springs at Austin, in
the San Marcos River at San Marcos, at
San Antonio and elsewhere. They issue
from the ground in strong. gushing
springs, and fow away in bold streams
which form the source of lakes and rivers.
A careful study OF their behavior shows
that their flow is not constant, but fiuc-
tuates between a high and low discharge.
It has also been discovered that these
changes bear a remarkable resemblance,
both IN time and amount, to the huctua-
the crest of the rainfall curve over this
region being followed with great precision
by the crest Of the discharge curves of
found to hold true for dry and wet years
alike. The Edwards Plateau Is fiat.
grass covered upland. H,o09 square nailss
upon it does not flow off In surface
streams, but sinks into the porous soil,
and eventually iinds Il way underground
to the bold searp line fthe region where
The San Antonio River has its source
In one of these artesian springs, and be-
tween 1t ana the Wetis driven 70 supply
water to the city OF San Antonio there
seems to be close connection, shown In
their mutual changes. which indicates
that their waters have a common source.
It Yves recently noticed that when the
wells were steadily drawn upon for TWEEN
tv-fpur hours the water level of the head
lake OF the river fell several inches. but
that on shutting OF the wells the lake
regained It's level IN about one day. So
intimate rs the relation between the flow
Of the wells aud that OF the river that
ii is always possible to tell how high the
water will rise In the former By observing
the rivers height on gauge rod placed
upon its bank. (. sSsss. =
The supply which these springs add 10
and the Division Of Hydrography Of the
U. s. Geological survey through Prof T.
Z. TAYLOR, of the untyersity Of Texas.
s making I Atndy ox then occurrence
The Jersey City news., 1902-05-10
Academy of Music.

1t will be pleasure for our theatre
goers to anticipate the coming of East
Lynne at the Academy of Music the
week of May Y. 1t is one Of the few
nlays that has stood the test, Its popu-
larity has expanded instead of diminished
nv age. the public having an intelligent
appreciation of its dramatic value and
the moral it teaches.
OF Miss Leah Lessi who will appear
as Lady Isabel and Madame Vine, 1t may
be said that the most logical point from
which to view an actresses work is per-
haps that of its effect upon her audience.
Miss Lessi. depicts the human emotions
so that she causes her audience to laugh
with her and suffer with her, and if that
isn't good evidence that she is clever
actress then it is impossible to prove her
one. The management has surrounded
Miss Lessi with an acting company that
Will do full justice to every character.
This will be the closing week of the
Academy.
The Jersey City news., 1902-05-10
NEW PUBLICATIONS.
Municipal ARairs' Cor Spring.

The current issue of Municipal At
fairs the periodical published by the
New York Reform Club, contains most
interesting symposium upon municipal
monopoltes. 1t embraces a report prepar-
ed by a lawyer, an accountant and an
economist upon the street railway fran
chises of New York City, which are
shown to be worth over $1so.O00,0oO. An
investigation has also been made into the
municipal electric-lighting plant Of Chi
cago by the accountants, Haskins & Sells,
which is interpreted by Professor John r.
Commons, who shows that the municipal
plant has been entirely successful and is
A valuable asset to the city. Another ar
ticie is by an Italian engineer upon the
street Railways of M.lan-another in
stance of municipal activity, the tracks
being owned by the city and rented to a
private corporation. The issue contains
other articles such as Civic Centers, by
John De Witt Warner; "The Structure of
Cities by Richard M. Hurd; "Munici-
nal Government in Australia. by T.
George Ellery; franchise Taxation in
Massachusetts" by Frederic A. Wood;
..yexations of City Pedestrians" by
Louis WindmuIler.
The Jersey City news., 1902-05-10

ture plans for his star. he replied that
Miss Bates would not again be seen In
New York City until her appearance in
the new play he is now writing for her.
He added that the production of the new
Blanche Bates play would take place at
the Belasco Theatre Republic, following
Mrs. Leslie Carter in .'Du Barry which
attraction will open the new theatre early
in September. Miss Bates and her COM
pany will now go on the road for four
weeks. after which Mr.. Belasco's star VIII
rest for the summer. She said last even
ing that she did not know the nature Of
the part in which her appearance at the
Beiasco Theatre Republic would be made,
but that she is content to leave this en-
tirely to Mr.. Belasco. It is rumored that
the play will be something strikingiy
novel but Mr.. Belaseo is maintaining the
same secrecy about It that marked the
few months preliminary to Mrs Leslie
Carter's first appearance as sDu Barry
The Jersey City news., 1902-05-10
AN EplToME OF EXCELLENCE
Many New Things TO BE Seen for
tho First Time.

AS circus day approaches there is eon-
siderable curiosity es to what there VII.
be of especial interest to see. Many req
ders of this newspaper have inquired into
the subject and 1t is a difficult thing to
make an adequate reply. The Adam Fore
paugh and Sells Brothers Shows are adj
vertising so many features this year that
their list is a literal embarrassment Of
riches The features most mentioned in
the newspapers of New York Philade :
phia, Brooklyn and other Eastern cities
where these shows are the only ones to
ever exhibit in those cities, may be nam
ed here, for there is the positive pledge OF
here viii be exactly the same in every de-
tail as they were in those cities
Naturally the feature to receive the
most mention was Diayalo's sensational
looping The loop on a bicycle. Then came
the Aurora Zouaves 1t was the first time
they have ever been seen in a circus. all
though they ..ave been the central figure
and the first pr:zc-winners at all the in
terstate drill contests held IN the United
States in many years. Then, too, they
had just returned from Europe. wherc
they had startled those nations where
every man must spend a part If not all.
of his life as a professional soldier No
bility and royalty freely acknowledged
the superiority of these American citizen
soldiers as superior to their vast armies
of generations of soldiers and pronounced
the Aurora Zouaves the best drilled so.-
diers in the world. Captain Hugh nom
asons detachment of Roosevelt hough
Riders and veterans Of the famous Sixth
u. s. Cavalry came next. as they are be-
yond all doubt the greatest military
hersemen on earth and genuine heroes
whose records form proud pages In the
war records of our country.
Coming to the circus proper. another
create feature is the riding. There are
no less than the twenty-three champion
! bareback riders of the world, including
the great quintette of equestriennes,
Dallie Julian, Emma Stickney. Linda
Jeal, Josie st. Leon and Josie Lowanda.
The Ten Peerless Potters give undoubt-
edly the greatest aerial act on earth.
The quartette Of calSewalking horses and
their famous manege riders, Frank Mel
ville William German, Lillian Shaffer
and Mamie Kline, do the very prettiest
horse act ever seen--the only circus act
ever encored at Madison Square Garden,
New York City. Minting. the Marvel, in
his unicycIe or single wheel ascensions
and descensions Of 4 high spiral tower Is
the greatest individual act even seen in a
circus. The Jackson Family Cycling Sep
tette, and Starr, the Shooting Star who
rides a bicycle down ladder from the
top of the huge tent, complete pro-
gramme of cycling features greater than
the world has ever seen before Dozens
Of other experts in startling speciaitIes,
four herds OF performing elephants. nip
podrome races Of every kind. i magnih-
cent nenaeerie ard splendid parade all
60 to make up an exhibition thar has
never been approached II quality 81 guam
The Jersey City news., 1902-05-10

ouerabie rival Savage. in order to de-
stroy the workings of the electric plant
and the future of his rival, employs
drunken man by the name of Turner,
who works in the plant, to tamper with
the wires. His plot is discovered by Tom
Eason.s father. and fearing if his PEI
iav should become public it would mean
his ruin. he adds the crime of murder TO
his treachery, and takes the lie Oh ioia
Edson's father.
Young Edison, plunged in despair at the
death Of his father. and wishing to leave
the scene of his bereavement, gives up
the electric plant and leaves for the
golden West, to tempt fortune in the min
ing camps of Colorado. Fortune smiles
nnon him there and he secures control
of the richest mine in Grippe Greek and
ANA sses a vast fortune While there he
meets Turner and learns of the details OF
the crime that robbed him of a fatner
and forced him to leave the home OF ms
childhood. He obtains information that
nuts him on the track of Savage, traces
Rim down. confronts him with the evil
dence of his crime and eventually turns
him over to the officers of the law
All of the present favorites viii be seen
in sThe Electrician" including Mr.. Hall,
Fenwick. Turner, Person Vedder,
streeter. Fisher, Mr.. Fisher playing a
delightfully."- funny Irish part ana Oh
course singing some of his famous songs
Mr.. Streeter will play Charles Yorke.
Miss Atwood will play Edith Sessions, the
bankers daughter Besides the regular
members of the cast, Miss Lottie VII
liams Salter. who made such big hit IN
the part of the cash girl in Only Shop
Girl" has been specially engaged to play
the soubrette role, Nellie Randolph, called
.'The Belle of Cripple Creek and Miss
Anna Baily Robertson has been secured
to play the very important comedy roe
of Mrs. Mary Topper of the Palace Hotel
Cripple Creek. Col. There will be the
usual Wednesday and Saturday matinees.
The Jersey City news., 1902-05-10
AMUSEMENT
Biiou Theatre.

For next week commencing Monday
May u the Blaney Stock Company at the
Bijou will present the famous American
comedy drama, ''rhe Electrician. This
play has been Mr.. Bladey's particular
pride and one of his greatest successes,
and its presentation next week, at tie
Bijou will be in the nature of revival
Scenically and otherwise it has been
greatly elaborated and improved It deals
with the love of Tom Edison. an ambitious
electrician, for Edith Sessions, a Weaiths
young lady moving in the most exclusive
circles of society. She is the daughter OF
a banker who saves the Edison electrc
plant from going into the hands OF tRe
sheriff by satisfying the mortgage. Her
father. however, has a business partner,
Keneth Savage, who is also madly IN
love with Edith, and uses every means IN
his power to accomplish the ruin OF yoni.g
Edson. in whom he recognizes an uneon-
The Jersey City news., 1902-05-10

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The Jersey City news., 1902-05-10
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The Jersey City news., 1902-05-10

IT cannot be doubted that the one su-
preme success of the closing New York
season is Mrs Leslie Carriers great per-
formance Of the title part of David Be-
lasco's play "Du Barry, now rounding
out its phenomenal run at the Criterion
Theatre. MIR. Belasco has refused point
edly all overtures that have been made
to him with view to extending the en-
aagement into midsummer, for he pre-
fers TO consider the welfare of his bril-
liant star rather than the tempting re-
turns that are offered him. Accordingly
Mrs. Leslie Garter and "Du Barry. are
entering upon the closing weeks Of their
present run. as the engagement at the
Criterion viii end May 81 This Is only,
however to give Mrs. Garter the rest she
The Jersey City news., 1902-05-10
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The Jersey City news., 1902-05-10

so much needs after playing the long and
exacting part for six months. Her ac-
tual New York appearances by no means
end with the present engagement, for Mr..
Belasco will transfer Mrs. Carriers tri-
umphant portrayal of La du Barry to the
stage OF the new Belasco Theatre Repub-
lie, opening there about September 1.
This will be glad news to many who have
not yet been able to secure seats at the
Criterion. 1t is a unique and really gem
erous stroke of managerial policy which
decides a manager of Mr. Belasco's keen
insight and Judgment to close such
sweeping success in the very height Of its
prosperity 1t is announced that seats are
on sale for all remaining performances
to the end of the engagement.
The Jersey City news., 1902-05-10


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The Jersey City news., 1902-05-10
Vaudeville Performances for Benefis
of the Academy Attrches.

THE vaudeville entertainment which will
he given at the Academy of Music Monday
evening May 10. under the auspices of the
attaches Of the theatre, promises to be
ono of the best entertainments of the kind
ever given in this city.
There will be twelve acts. and some OF
the best artists in the business have been
engaged The regular prices OF the house
will prevail and every lover OF vaudevilie
should attend the performance.
The Jersey City news., 1902-05-10
HOB0KEN'S NEW BANK
The Elysian Trust Company to
Do Business in the Upper
Section of the City.

Hoboken is to have a new bank. The
E.ys.an Trust Company, capitalized at
sloc, ,0oe which filed articles of incorpora-
ton at the County Clerks office late yes
terday afternoon. It is to be located in
the northern part of the city where there
are no banks at present. The temporary
office at No lie Fourteenth street is in
charge of Charles FAN and the incorpora-
tors are:--Jens WillaGsen. Weehawken;
Charles Fail, West HobolSen; Frederick
A. yerdon, Hoboken; Edmund D. Wander
bit, Hoboken; Frederick A. Schwartz,
West Hoboken; Fritz c. Messner, West
Hobokea, and John H. Woodman, Wee
hawken.
The Jersey City news., 1902-05-10
THIS PAPER DEMooRATTC PRINCIPLES AHD
INDEPENDENT IN local QUESTIONS.


the New Jersey Snoon
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The Jersey City news., 1902-05-10
L ER roY YOUNG LADIES
From the Treasurer of the Young
Peoples Christian Temperance
Association.
Miss Elizabeth cane, Fond du Lac, Wis.

The advent Of wonaood fapght with dangers which careful
The lily doops its and dies before its
Vegetable Compound certain assist
peculiar
hams Vegetable Compound,
Pinham telling all
strictly
their health happiness
Mrs. Pnkham invites all young who Ill
her fer advice Address Mass, giving particulars.
The Jersey City news., 1902-05-10
BOY SOLDIERS DRILL
Bergen Re formed Brigade Does Some
Credit able wo-k in Military Line

The Boys Brigade Of the Bergen Re-
formed Church, on Bergen avenue, gave
an excellent exhibition drill last night in
the church before large audience At
ter the assembly and prayer by the
Rev. Cornelius Brett, d. D., the infants
of the brigade drilled. Following this the
signal Corps gave an exhibition Of sig
mailing They rapidly constructed an im-
provised platform, wigwagged with flags
and lanterns and made a creditable show
ing.
a sabre drill by the gun detachment
came next, and then the squad showed
how to handle field gun. The drill was
under the direction OF Major Brinker-
tofF