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Not Her "Beaus."
brooklyn Eagle.)

They were discussing the everlasting
servant question while waiting the ar
rival of a tardy member of the whist
club and one of the group. a woman who
gets along sery well with her servants,
incidentally remarked:
Il have a housemaid who is extremely
popular with the men In fact. 1 believe
that she has a couple of callers every
night in the week. Yesterday 1 was
speaking to- her about her numerous call
ers for I do not mind how many she has
if she does her work satisfactorily and
the men are decent, and said:
You have a good many beauS, Mary
Indeed. a'am, was the reply.
'Then's only boys. ma am; do We think
if they was beaus I'd be havin thin
come two at q timer
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-11-20
ANDREWS TELLS STORY OF FALL
Tale of Detroit Bank Wrecker Who
Mined Here

Mined Here.
= Frank c Andrews of Detroit y
= was taken to Jackson City last y
= week to begin a fifteen years SEN
= tence in the state prison for y
= wrecking a Detroit savings bank. =
= He is known here as a mine =
y rest he was the moving spirit in y
= the Tiewaukee at Bingham and y
y the Ophir at Stateline- The fol- y
= lowing article is from the Detroit =
= Tribune, and relates in vivid style =
4 and language the story of his 4
= descent to a prison cell. r
JACKSON, Mich, Nov 13.-The
story of Frank c. Andrews as told
by himself is lesson to would be
financiers. 1t is the story of the hopes
and fears attendant on a spectacular
career.
Andrews up to the present has been
reticent about discussing the "details
of his downfall. Last night. however,
he showed a willingness to talk, and
his story as told to the Tribune was
as follows:
When I settled up with the Detroit
Construction company, a little over a
year ago had nearly a cool million in
street railway bonds, representing
what l had acquired as a promoter in
successful series of street railway
operations. 1t was a large sum, but 1
had crowded a vast amount of BUSH
ness into a short space of time. putting
through franchises, arranging for con-
struction work and getting capital in
terested in the various companies
1t was period CT strenuous activity
and thought I had earned a rest. NV
intention was TO put about all | had
into real estate and go to Europe with
my family l had acquired the Homer
Warren & co. building, the IngIis block
and the Woodward flats and negotia-
tons for other property were under
way What real estate I owned had
been mortgaged to some extent in put
ing through the street railway deals.
but there was nothing 1 could not have
| picked up easily as soon as I began
TO unload the bonds
Wen, you know the story of Fzgerett
q Moore. They weren't satisfied with
their immense street railway operations
and started in the telephone business.
That was where they stepped on the
big toe of the Bell company. The lat
| ter concern decided Everett & Moore
must be squelched- The powerful fnan-
cial interests back of the Bell were
| called into play and the word was
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-11-20

The space which The Herald some
time ago offered to prospective Repub-
lican candidates for the United States
senatorship remains unused. Up to
date Apostle Smoot is the only man in
the race. And. in spite Of the West
Temple street organ of Republicanism.
he is likely to be the only man in it at
the finish. Then the senate may have
a few things to remark about the mat
ter
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-11-20

Editor watterson continues to insist
that Arthur P. German Of Maryland is
the logical Democratic candidate for
the PRESIDENCY in 1904 for the time
being" That saving clause isn't so
very long. but it is plenty long enough
to enable Editor Watterson to lasso the
nomination if it moves in his direction.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-11-20

That express messenger on the Colo
RADIO & Southern who pumped a few
ounces of shot into a would-be train
robber. is entitled to the thanks of the
community. We wish we could hire
him to come to Salt Lake with his gun
for a few weeks.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-11-20

A disadvantage about pie hunting is
that it frequently results disastrously
to the hunter. A Pennsylvania woman
threw her stepson so violently that his
leg was broken because he insisted on
taking the largest piece of pie. Utah's
official distributor, Senator Kearns.
undoubtedly hopes the item viii be
widely circulated.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-11-20

Congressman Cannon of Illinois seems
to be loaded for the speakership. Let
US all join IN hoping that he win be
discharged when the Democrats carry
the elections two years hence.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-11-20

If the new city of Murray can use
chief Of police who knows all about
epizootic it can learn something to its
advantage by applying to S. Paul, Salt
Lake City.
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There is nc reason to doubt that the
recent discovery of oil in Wyoming is
due to the fact that the Republicans
carried the state in the late election.
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AmHscmeats.


The BOstOnianS gave an understudy
performance of Robin Hood yester-
day afternoon and succeeded in anger
ing a fairly large audience of Salt
Lakers, who will never again put up
their good, hard cash on the chance
of seeing a lot of supernumeraries at
tempt that beautiful work.
1t was undoubtedly the most ''un-
principaled' performance ever given
by the Bostonians. Everything but
the scenery was understudied. That
sort of thing might go in some towns,
but when it comes to Salt Lake, where
the people know fairly well what the
term theatrical stands for, the man
agement would do better to cut out
the matinee entirely. There was
rendition of jet Black Crow yester-
day afternoon that would have con-
verted that bird of wisdom into the
most sickly, simple representative of
the feathered tribe that ever bedecked
the bonnet of an Grant soubrette. The
Brown October Ale" song would have
capsized a Mississippi river boat, and
none of the others was any better.
Barnabee played the sheriff from the
foyer of the theatre. Miss Van Stud
diford entered into the spirit of the
performance in her suite at the
KnutsfOrd. Macdonald was charming
in his part, in the box office talking
to the manager about the $504 in the
house. Mr.. Hinckley made a big hit
with his magnificent bass voice in the
Kenyon lobby. Miss Moore, the fine
contraItO, repOsed in her hotel chamber
during the matinee. Miss Judson, as
Annabel, got lost on Second South
street, it was said.
After administering such Il dose, the
Bostonians might at least have kept
the real names off the programme. It
was certainly adding insult to anguish
when they fared in the type the names
of the subs and robbed the audience
of the pleasure Of the illusion that it
was listening to stars instead of
supers. Had they shown this consid-
Grafton, there were q few in the house
who, not knowing Wagner from
Charles K. Harris. might have left the
theatre smilingly. AS it was, the Bos-
tonians got exactly what they de-
served-a cold, clammy reception.
1t didn't matter much, however for
it was the last night in town, and there
had been a large advance sale for the
evening performance, MAID Marian"
was given last night, this rendition
closing the engagement.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-11-20

The subscription sale for the opening
concert of the Symphony orchestra be-
gins at the Theatre this morning. The
concert takes place next Monday even
ing.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-11-20

1t is perfectly safe TO say that the
merchant with large stock OF over
shoes thought yesterday was the love-
Lest day of the year.
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A Palpable Falsehood.
PhiIadelnhia Press,

philadelphia PreSS-)
Towne-Henpeck was excused from jury
duty. 1 hear u
Browne-Yes. and what a liar he is.
When the judge asked him if he had
formed or expressed an opinion he said
yes.
ToWne-Weil?
6Browne-Why, he han't dared do such
a thing since his marriage.
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ION the Stroke of Twelve a melo-
drama, begins an engagement of three
nights at the Grand this evening.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-11-20

"a Poor Relation" with Horace
Lewis in Sol Smith RusseIPs old part
of Noah Vale, will be seen at the Salt
Lake theatre this afternoon and to-
night. The matinee performance is at
o'clock
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Kemmerer Coal Telephone,
FORTY-NINE.

=. H. U'brien
Removed tC 81 West Second South.
DIAMOND COAL. Tel. 495.
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VAN HORNE AND LlPPMAN.
Former Leaves For Egypt in Three
Weeks-Latter to Choose Deputy.

"a nv L[4 ~ SIP - 1880
Weeks-Latter to Choose Deputy.
". G. Van Horne, who was recently
appointed by resident Roosevelt to
the position Of juoge Of the information
al court at Cairo, Egypt. expects 10
leave for his new post Of duty in about
three weeks. On account of his heart
affection he believes that the climate
and altitude Of Cairo VIII suit him to a
nicely, bat because the distance is 50
great from his HON city Judge Van
Horne fears that he VII be able 10 pay
only rare visits to Titan.
Joseph B}ppman, the new United
States district attorney for Utah. does
not expect 20 assume the duties OF his
Office until early in June. But already
he is confronted with many applica-
lions for appointment as assistant,
which pays a yearly salary Of $500
Attorney Lippman said yesterday that
ne would be unable te decide who will
receive the appointment of assistant,
for some time yet.
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SOCIETIES.


b r 0. ELkS-The Benevolent and
Protective Order OF Elks meets each We'd
hes1ay evening at 8 o'clock, Odd Fellows
building, Markat street.
H. E. DEARDORFF. Z. r.
A. W. RA1BOULD. Secretary.
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AUCTION SALES.


AUCTION AUCTION
On Tuesday. April -. at 1880 a. m. No.
OF South Seventh East St. fine organ.
parlor rocker, carpets. dining set. lin
oieum, . bedroom sets. ch~iff0nier. leather
couch. cook and heating stoves. tent.
rubber boots. tools. dishes. etc. etc.
Also on WEDNESDAY.
April 81. ar 1880 T. M. No. 16C 5. state
81. Murray car to door. 18th South St.
tine upright piano. parlor rockers. din
ing table. B. 3. chairs. fine carpets.
chiffonter. lot homemade fruits. steel
range, lot china. glass and siIverware,
etc, etc. X. A Andrews. Auctf0neer.
On Monday. April 18Th. le:@ a. m. at
No o g St. I Viii sell fine parior. dining
room and bedroom furniture. fancy
chairs and rockers. parlor desks and cab
lnets. carpets and rugs. fine oak bed
room sets, iron beds. fine folding bed.
hair mattresses. music cahinef oak hall
tree, oak ~sideboard and dining table.
leather seat dining chairs. elegant chif-
hose, etc. etc. New Domestic sewing
machine. 2. H. Onion. Aucti0neer.
On Tuesday. April 18th. 1o.se . M. al
u45 East 9Th South St / viii sell
carpets. iron beds. dreSser~, touches.
chairs and rockers. good Domestic sew
Ing machine, round dining table dining
chairs. new blue flame stove. refriger-
ato-. cook stove. Yale bicycle 1901. gar
den hose. etc. etc, I'd south ST. car to
18th East. one block south. =. n. Onion
AuctiOueer.
On "Wednesday. April 81. l0.@ a. m. at
No. "a So. Msin ST, will be sold the con
tents of rs rooms. fine carpets. wardrobes.
dressers. iron beds. good mattresses and
springs. fine folding beds, Tot good pill
lows. chairs. rockers and center tables.
combination kitchen table. c~hiffOniers.
toilet sets. 100 Yards cocoa mating. kltCh-
cupboard, bedroom sets. bedding ETC.
etc. Goods are nearly new and very de-
T. n. Onion. Auctioncer-
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Local Briefs


BERTH FOR MISS SNOW-Miss Ma
belle snow, daughter Of the late Presi-
cent Snow, has accepted a position in The
office Of County Treasurer Dale.
NURSES TO NEET.-There win he a
meeting OF the REFLEX society nurses to-
morrow AFTERNOON az the home Of Mrs.
Empey, 4y Brlgha street. All the
nurses OF the CORPS are requested to be
present
BRIGHAM YOUNG'S BIRTTIDAY-A
call has been issued by Apostle Brigham
Young, chairman of ,ae Young Family
assoelauoh 1er q meeting of all of the
MEMBERS 10 arrange for the celebration
Of the birthday anniversary on ,Tune 1
of the distinguished pioneer. The meet
ing VIII be held at 955 CieeeIand avenue
evening
WOMAN ROBBED IN CROWD.-A wo-
man. whose name was not learned bv- the
police officers, reported 20 ~headduartfr rs
last night that her watch had hen
SWITCHED from her while going from the
New YORK. Cash store on Main street to
the corner CT Second South. d de-
vlared that she did not realize that she
was robbed at the time and observed her
loss only after the theft had been com
mit.6d. Sac was unable to Efve any de-
scI-ption of the thief.
INSANE III IN DRINK-Hannah Pc
terson. aged 80 years. was adjudged in
sane yesterday and ordered committed
to the asylum Mrs. Peterson's condi-
ton is attributed to oVsrW0rk and
liquor. the testimony showing that she
had used beer and whisky to excess. She
has recently lab0red under the delusion
that persons were pursuing her for the
purpose of doing her an injury and has
developed a strong hOmicidal tendency.
SHEEP GRAZING PERMTTS-secre-
tary Callister of the Utah Wool Growers
associah1n has already received appIiCa-
lions from members OF the association
for permits tC Craze 10000 head Of sheep
within the Uiutah forest reservation this
summer. The maximum number Of ami
mails allowed 20 be grazed is 10000. and
u Is believed that before the time limit
expires. on May 4. applications viii he I'm
for more than can get through After
each herd of 1900 head has been satisfied,
the privilege viii be allotted to the mem
hers pro rata.
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A

III you want to save money on trunks
Eud ralses go to ID. J. GALLAGHER. az East
Thi-d South. west Of knutsfors- 10
Lain street rent saves = per cent
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+. M. ONION has returned re-
sumed business as general au~ctiOneer. bis
friends ard patrons viii md him al 20
So state St, ready 60r business.
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FOR FURNITURE and carpets cali at
I. X. Z. Furniture & Carpet Instaiinent
House; terms. 81 On $50, E0 on Sla.
East Second South.
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Or. G. J. Field.

Specialist. skin. gen~ito-urinarv and
rectal diseases. Firth floor. Progress
building.
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-

of strong features in quality and style,
but the price only 50; soft and stin.
BROWN, TERRY & WOODRUFF CO,
166 Main street.
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WARMING AND VENTILATINo.

MORAN-Steam and Hot Water
Heating and FenulatipE APpaFatus. NO.
I5s west Sscohd South
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METEoRoLoaIcAL ZOE.

stove Storaee-NO trouble to move or do
all the work Redman Van Co Phone 800.
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Anollarz 80 - -

Dollars and Horse Sense
Money placed with uS E dL~
subject 10 your control ana
LARGER PROFIT EACH 49,
than r other As SAFb NV 8-rz
paws ln six months, or savings
TWFETY YEARS EXPERihN-E
as oV-ners and commissioner a-N
two wears under the present eo-o
alive plan. with a record
enables us 10 have Lb5liihA
financial agencies report on U.s.
addition 10 bank 90 otneF
". ". O'HARA,
ua0-lIzl Union Trust Blqs- 1
nuff
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Utah Commercial end Savings Bank,
General banking business; interest
paid on savings deposits. ". +. Arm
stroIg, president: J. 2. Game. cashier.
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ARCHITECTS
CARPET CIEANlNc
CASH REGISTERS.
CLEANING AND OYEiNG-


UTAH Steam DyeinR & Cleaning 60.
s. p. Sd So. High-Class work, moderate
prices. Telephone No. g74-Z.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-04-27

Castle Gate, Clear Greek. Winter
Quarters, Sunnyside lump. nut and
slack; anthracite (al Sizes. % South
Main street: telephone 429.
D. J. SHARP. Agent.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-04-27

DR.. z. NJ. Keysor's method Of filing
teeth IS painless, 162 Main street. Auer-
bach building. Telephone 1870 K.
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If not. why not? You want the hest
work O~btainable- This We 1--WE on
shirts. collars, cuffs and hannels.
TROY LAUNDRY.
166 Main street.
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DIED

WlLLIAHS-In this city April rs 1902
OF eryslpelas, William S Williams. hus-
band Of Mrs Elizabeth Williams Of The
sixteenth ward, aged 20 years. native of
NoIth hdies' Europe Miner by trade.
Funeral services win be held today
Sunday at p. m. from the funeral
chapel of Undertaken Joseph William
p South West Temple street.
Friends are invited to attend.
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DENTISTS

~~~~~~~~~~~N O~~~~~NN~N~S
N4 BROADBENT, D. D. s.. up-to-
date dentistry Western Dental Co. g
Eagle block.
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The Windsor European Hotel.
Adjoining the Kenyon. New build
ing, new furniture. A. Fred Wey, Prop.
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SCAVENGER
TICKET BROKERS
-RuslNEss cHANCEs.

SAFE INVESTMENT offered large srf
small investors to participate l1 prom
OF responsible b0ok-maEiug concern
earned on each gdJ iu past sixteen
ing davs. Commercial and nan
erences. s T. Jackson D0FHIlz H
New York.
DO YOU WANT to make money. ~.
plao Is the only successful one 7E
satisfactory profits are assured
c- small Investors. Write f1T n'eeL
Henry Flint & Co.. Hudson BidE-
York.
sac money making proposition
aDoIIars and Horse Sense lH imam
c0I1wn ~. W. o Hara. cincinnati.
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TAIlORS.


FRED FISCHER. TAILOR
Suits to order 50. pants. IS work EuaF-
anteed. fSia East First South.
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ELEVATORS.


WILL save you money on any kind 90
az elevator. William WatrOus. agent. %
East Third South.
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Yesterdays Record at the Local Office
of TIE Weather Buraau

Maximum temperature. g. degrees. min
tmurn temperature, 81 degrees; mean tenn
nerature, s. degrees which is the normal
accumulated excess of temperature since
LIST Of month. - degrees. accumulated ex-
cess OF temperature since Jan. l.. "a de-
srees- Total precipitation from G o.. m.
10 8 p. m. accumulated excess OF
precipitation since lst of month. lii
inches: accumulated deficiency If pre-
ciDitaUou since Jan. J. 80 inch.
We sim have a few 1,240-ganon oak
tanks for sale cheap. Call at brewery,
Firth South and Tenth East, or tele-
phone II.
SALT LAKE CITY BREWING co.
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WALLPAPER.

WALLPAPER.
WALL PAPER.
We CARRY large varieties IN all grades
OF wall paper al all prices and all are
bargains al our prices We offer special
Inducements ali this week.
Paper put on and decorating lone with
utmost nainstakinE care.
GEO. ". EBERT & Co.
516 State Phone. 12S5-K-
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If you want 70 build a substantial
house, buy yoGr brick of Improved
Brick company, 347 West Second South
street.
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l9xl0. south front on Brigham, $1,000.
Houston Real Estate Inv. Co. 81 Maig
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ssx150 IT.. south and east front. 9Th z.
and 18th So. $3.50.
Houston Real Estate Inv. Co, 21 Main.
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EAGLE GATE LODGE No. 10 meets
every Wednesday evening at A. o. u. ".
hal, Isl Main street.
G, A. FRIEDEL. Nj. W.
SALT LAKE VALLEY LODGE M -
meets every Thursday evening at the A.
o. u. W hall Isl Main street.
THOMAS ALLEN. NJ. ".
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-10-29
El Madrid Obrero
.. DOS REUNIONES

En- ell local de las Escuelas Pias de
San Fernando Sc ha celebrado un NEE
ting de propaganda socialista.
Preside Pablo Iglesias.
:. Despues de varios discursos, hizo Ell
presidente ell resdmen, para que la pro-
paganda sea efcaz en- toda Espafia.
La, Sociedad de dependencies de artes
fotografcas y fotomecanicas tambien
una reunion de propaganda en- Ell Cen
tro Obrero de la Gale de Relatores.
Preside ell com2anero Lopez, e hicie-
ron tso de la pslabra Puente, Ambleo,
Cano y Rubio, REPRESENTATIVES de diver
sas Sociedades Obreras.
tTodos los oradorcs abogaron por la
convenience de que los obreros Sc aso-
Glen para meiorar SD condici6n.
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NOTIC|AS DEL Ola

Joaquin AL arado, vecino de Cayey,
acusado de atacar I'm conductor del
Correo en- el cita 10 pueblo, ha sldo alb
suelto por la Corte Federal.
Las inscripciones Sc hicieron aver
en- Carolina, bajo ell mayor orden.
-Maflana habra jaranita en- ell "Par-
que Borinquen."
Tres 1ndivlduos fueron asistidos
aver en- ell Cuarto de Socorros.
Hoy ha visitado al Gobernador, el
Directorio del Partid Federal Ameri-
cano.
Lease la opinion de uno de los me.
dicos mas distinguidos de la Reptiblica
Dominicaua:
"Indudabies y conocidos como son los
buenos efectos del aceite de bacalao y
de los hipofos6toc, combatiendo ell vi
clio escrofuloso el raquitismo la tuber-
culosis ETC., y produciendo siempre la
reconstruction del indivfduo, solo falta-
ba una preparation de sabor agradable,
y condolences digestivas que fuera acce-
chile hasta a los estomagos mas de lea
dos. Estas eXcelentes cualidadeS las
posee la Emulsion de Scott, que por clio
ha adquirido justa fama y general acep-
tacion. Me complazco en- manifestar
que en- mi larga practica son muChos y
notorloS los CasOs en- que con su uSo he
obtenido muy felices resultados.
DR.. D. M. Duran.
Medico-Cirujaro de la Univercidad de
Caracas. Decano del Cuerpo Medico de
Santo Domingo Antique Rector de las
Catedras de Medicina y Cirugia, etc.,
etc., Santo Domingo, r. D."
Don Ricardo Amado. que fue SEN
tenciado por la Corte Federal, un aflo
TN dia de preside y pagar 500 dollars
de multa, por introducir TN contraban-
do, ha presentado rec1rso de casacion
ante el Tribunal Supreme de Washing
ton.
Ell Co:nite Executive del Partido
Federal Americana, Sc reunira esta tarde.