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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1902-06-14

AS a matter OF curiosity one would like
the House who admit that because of the
discovery that small amount of Cuban
money has been expended TO promote recip-
rocity 1.-The Republican party is in the
worst hole it has been in for many years"
This is stereotyped phrase of Demo
cratic correspondents in Washington for
forty years. II appears every few weeks.
The names should be given; then 1t would
be interesting.
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hind the movement 10 reduce the tariff on
Cuban imports" As the President and
a majority Of the Republicans in both
branches Of Congress are favoring that &C
ton, they must constitute the "free-trade
push" 1t can be added that the Globe
Democrat is published in a State in which
the Republican party has lost ground the
past six years. The slandering of the
majority of the party because it does not
agree with it may be one Of the causes
OF party decline in Missouri.
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Without Hats.

Washington Letter in Chicago Journal
The fashion of going bareheaded has
spread to the men in Washington, and is
particularly affected by horseback riders,
and. since equestrianism has become fash
ionable and popular. it is not unusual to see
modern Absaloms galloping beneath the
boughs- of the Maryland woods. or canter-
ing along the smooth, hard pavements Of
the asphalt avenues.
The uninitiated might suppose that they
had accidentally lost their hats, but the
fact is that they have left them at home
purposely, at the command Of Dame
C,rlIndV
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Wa shington Post.

" dSIIIIB IUH IUSI
Representative Grosvenor, of Ohio. who,
as every one knows, is the statistician of
the House, circulated this problem in the
cloakrooms yesterday
Twelve persons stopped at hotel over
night Their bill $12. The old men
paid 81 EACH the old women paid 81 each.
the young men 80 cents each and the young
women % cents each. How many old men,
old women, young men and young women
were in the crOWd2
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Major Waller talks like the true and
brave soldier he undoubtedly is. He says
he did make Samar bowling wilderness,
adding: They tried to make it that for us.
but We made it a bowling wilderness for
them lie says his command killed be-
tween four hundred and five hundred insur-
gents in battle. and only eleven besides.
who were tried by court-martial and shot.
This is the kind of warfare that tells. and
as a result Samar is now entirely pacifed.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1902-06-14
Named the Wrong Volcano.
Baltimore Herald.

Baltimore Herald
The Nicaragua or-nothing advocates of
an isthmian canal are trying very hard to
offset the fact that the Nicaraguan route
is lined with volcanoes by statements that
similar impediments exist along the line OF
the Panama route The New York Sun has
looked up the exact locality of Mont Batan.
said 10 be a source of danger TO the Pan
anna canal. and finds IL 10 be in the lower
part of Colombia, 800 miles away from anv
point on the Panama route. Perhaps il is
safer for the irreconcilable Nicaraguans TO
continue or their original tack OF regarding
volcanoes as mere bugabOOs
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1902-06-14
Fated TO Be Poor.

Nashville American.
Amos ]. Cummings estate amounted TO
$500 How he accumulated so much is a
mystery, as he was a thoroughly honest
man. 1t might be possible for a congress
man TO accumulate such an estate: il might
be possible under extraordinary conditions
for even a newspaper man 10 acquire that
much wealth. But Mr.. Cummings was both
a congressman and a newspaper man.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1902-06-14

fiscal year. This is not necessarily indica-
tive OF a great increase in the postal bust
ness. From lack OF other facilities for the
transmission of small sums by mail stamps
have come to be extensively used. But the
extraordinary increase in the demand Tor
stamps must reflect not only the existence
of improving conditions OF prosperity
among the people. but a marked tendency
of small trade through mail orders 10 eX-
pand.
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western Association of Writers.

New York Tribune.
We have heard something lately OF the
Indiana School, of literature. and the lit
erary eminence OF the Hoosier State is
evinced by the strikingly large number OF
Indiana essayists and disputants whose
names appear on the programme The
meeting is one TO encourage aspiring talent,
for the young and unknown will not be
overshadowed by the great and famous in
the world of letters.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1902-06-14

The President asks Congress to make GER
tain economic concessions to Cuba in re-
turn for the special international obliga-
tons assumed by her at our request. The
request is a most reasonable one, and he
enforces it with a powerful appeal for jus
tice toward a young and feeble nation.
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Wise Conservatism.


In spite of the great demand for steel
rails the rail pool has fixed the price for
1903 at SOS ton-a continuation OF the pres
ent price. There was a general desire
among the so-called independents to ad-
vance the price. but the United States Steel
Corporation opposed an increase. There is
no doubt that conservative action OF this
kind tends TO preserve the equilibrium of
the iron and steel industry.
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Another Sad Cnse,

Chicago Tribune
Has the artistic temperament ever inter
fered with your happiness?" asked the poets
wife's friend.
'Ah. yes! I have often sadly thought that If
Frederick didn't have It we might be able to
pay than $40 month rent, and perhaps
hire the washing done sometimes"
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DOgnatic.

Chicago Tribune
The usefulness of the dachshund under dis
cussion
From your standpoint" said the mastiff.
what do you think"
Il have no standpoint" interrupted the other
dog LIN setter"
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1902-06-14

Mr. Bryan has given notice that he will
do all in his power to prevent Cleveland
izing the Democratic party This would
indicate that he will not attend the har-
moay meeting in New York over which
Mr. Cleveland will preside.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1902-06-14

A headline maker in an evening paper
declares that 1.-THE supply and demand
theory is exploded That supply and de-
mand affect prices is a condition as old
as the exchange of commodities. and not
a theory
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1902-06-14

II the head OF the offensive New York
Sugar Refining Company had been in earn
est 10 help Cuban reciprocity he would
have given more than $500 The beet
sugar trust must have expended $4,000 to
support its lobby in Washington. but that
is a matter not to be compared in infamy
with a contribution of $3.50 by Mr. Have
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1902-06-14
At Midnight.

Philadelphia Press.
'Myr' he exclaimed, as twelve" struck
what a peculiar sound that clock has
Yes" she replied. eagerly. almost human.
isn't it?'
Human? How do you mean?"
''It has such a sleepy and tired sound"
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Results of the Wnr.

Toronto (Ont.) Mail.
Net results OF the war: Two republics.
that were not republics. retire from bust
ness. and their business and stock in trade
taken over by a monarchy that Is practi-
eallv reDublfc
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1902-06-14
A Half Crop.
Kansas City Jurnal.

Kansas City Jurna
When it is stated that Kansas will have
only half a crop of wheat" IL means
that the yield will not exceed 5000. 600
bushels What poor miserable State IL
must be that can produce only 50000,0 00
bushels of wheat in a bad Neari
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1902-06-14
Discovery of Iron.
Spare Moments.

Spare Moments.
fredericksburg, can you tell me how iron
was first discovered?
Johnny-Yes, sir.
We'll just tell the class what your informa-
ton is on that point"
II heard pa say yesterday that they smelt it,"
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1902-06-14

If the next Democratic national conven-
ton indorses the Kansas City platform it
will indorse some very dead issues. Not to
speak of 16 to l, that platform denounced
the new Porto Rican government as bold
and open violation of the Constitution"
demanded 1.-The prompt and honest fulfill
ment of our pledge TO the Cuban people
and the world that the United States has
no intention to exercise sovereignty. juris-
dction or control over the island, except
for its pacifcation;" denounced 1.-The war of
criminal aggression against the Filipinos;"
declared imperialism 1.-The paramount issue
of the campaign" warned the people
against militarism as "a sure forerunner
of compulsory military service and con-
scription," and so on. All this and much
more in the platform is all rubbish In
fact, it would be difficult to pick out enough
sound wood in that platform to make one
good plank for a new one.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1902-06-14
Demand for Postage stamps.

Springfield Republican.
Nearly a billion more postage stamps
have been issued to the postofices OF the
United States since July l last than were
issued during the whole of the previous
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1902-06-14

Senator Morgan is injuring the Nicaragua
canal scheme by his Incorporate advocacy.
There is plenty OF room for an honest diff
ference of opinion as TO the relative merits
of the two routes without his characterize
ing the Panama route as "a foul and dirty
scheme" With such supporters as Sena-
tors Fairbanks. Hanna and Spooner it is
at least entitled to respectful consideration.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1902-06-14

No speech has been made on Cuban reci-
procity taking broader view of the whole
question than the Presidents special mes
sage does
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1902-06-14

The Cuban reciprocity question is now
up to- Congress. and the President puts it
IN the light of a plain duty.
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No Hanna Boom There.
Washington Post.

washington Post
AS long as Mr.. Quay retains HIS seat near
the safety valve. there will be no popular
uprising In Pennsylvania for the Hanna
boom.
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Her System.
Life.

He-Mrs Wise seems TO understand how TO
manage her husband pretty well.
She-Yes. She lets him have her own way in
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1902-06-14
His Hair Dyed.

The Widow.
your hair so red?''
law. just had scarlet fever and it settled in
head"
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THE HUMORISTS.
Heredity.

Chicago Post.
do you believe in heredity?"
Certainly; 1 know a barber who has three
little shaYers."
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1902-06-14

Mr.. W. J. Bryan, peerless leader to de-
feat cannot get over the idea that he is
Still political boss He finds the Demo
cratic platform recently adopted in this
State good IN spots. but says it Will alien
ATE more Democrats than il will draw
back 10 the party. because or its failure
TO reaffirm the Kansas city platform. lie
viii never institute any reform nor re-
dress any grievance. and he urges ls-to-l
Democrats 10 organize TO prevent anoth-
er evasion. Mr. Bryan would promote
harmony with club.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1902-06-14

The supporters Of Attorney General FL
tude on the part OF Senator Quay on the
ground that he CElkin) always stood by
the senator. But Senator Quay had sat
isned himself that Mr.. Elkin could not be
elected. and so Informed him. and further.
that he would not support him for that
for his assistance lead a man TO support
that friend when certain of his defeat
Does not the man owe something to party?
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street
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street
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The ST. Louis Globe Democrat declared
yesterday that free trade push - he
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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-10-24

Nm ssta tipogl alta % haze tods.
s'ass Dc trshajos 6 prssios n A&,sos.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-10-24
FELIX SANTONI
AVOCADO.
Arecibo. Puerto-Rico-

cansado de 10 guerra. ID mi seria es
general, 10 agriculture y el comercio
estkn arruinados, el csmbio est6 al
disz mil por ciento. orc Americsno,
y or. tales condolences es impossible
que 10 guerra eontiLde 81 pierden los
liberales ID escuadrilla del p Acfflco y
cae el G. neral CipriAno Castro, Pre-.
sidente de Venezuela, que hA sido ell
principal sostenedor de 10 guerra
contra 81 Gobierno conservAdor de
Colt mbia.
Reporter. Pudiera decirme I'd.
sr. sslva. porque los Gobiernos de
Venezuela, E.uador, Nicaragua y
Salvador han spoyado la guerra ci.
vii de Colombia , como ne explica
que el Gral, egAlsdo, ligsdo CON 81
Gobierno conservador eolombiano
y enemigo del Gral. Z,lays, SO una
con:este:y. .auxilie & los liberalss Co.
lombianos.
El.SY. .Sezva. Con mucho gusto
dare I'd. mi opini6n q ese respec.
to. pero si deiamos esto para mal1a.
M.
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SON ESTOs SUs SlNToMAs /?

Predilecci6n al onanismo, emisiones de dia 8 de
Io noohe, derrames mes al estar en- presencia de una una
lascivas; granos, contracciones Dc los mdsculos
(Que son precursores de la Epilepsia,; pensa.
tendencias dormitar q dormir, sensaci6n de EN-.
Iutecimiento peraida De Ia yoluEtad, fa!ia de
dolores en- lss pieInas en- los niscuios SENSATION
de sI, tristesa de salientos inquietnd. falta de
antes ante Ia Vista Gebad aesnues del ae,o
s6 ia rndo a.
sR pero de
tariio, perdfda dismnuci6n de los descos. de.
caimiento de Ia senkibilidad orgaIes caidos v
sns. sSn e s
siiaiss. . yendra ser presa de aiguna fatal
Nosotros solicitamos de todos los que sufren
40 asguno de los sintomas Rrrioa enrmerados
comunicandose CON nuestra compaiia dc metiicoss
sspecialstas que han tenido veinte aiios de ex-
Qe!iencia. tratando enfermedades Do los nervios y
Envfenos una relacf6n complete de su case
pac'6n, 81 es casado sotero, crsies de los sin.
tomas nombraaos se le han maDifestado 6 I'd, Y
estrccies, sfiis slrlina otra snfersdad venerea.
Nue>tra juDta de medicos diagnOsticark ense.
gn,da y Snidadosamente I'D su case igTatisl inform.
radical SO I'd. su saiud.
postal como garantia ae bnena fe, is en- uiarsnos
ccrtifeado, tan pronto como nuestra junta fe
mealcns haya dectdilo el complete tratamientoS
que I'd debe eometerse. 4
00MPANIA ESPEoIALIsTA del NoRTE
67l Vincent Bldgg Broadway 8 Duane 81, =
New YeFk, R' ., as a. s--
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ReTOlucI61 de Colombia


ministrsndo { los libsrnles da Go
lombia lcs uxili0a qna necesitArAy
oonsel pretesto ostensibls de r6ecns
trufr la Gran Colomb bin. En conae
cuencia recomeEz6 II lnchs, inva'
diendo Algnnos enigrados colombia
nos Apoyados por fnerxas de- Vene
zuela, Esuador Y Nicaragua; peYo q
Gobierno colombiano estAhA listo J
pndo hacar frente & II nnevA coai
ei6n, derrotando completamente 4
los invaaorss on ID Guaiira, en- P&stt
y PAnaEk. &.
A ese nuevo descalAbro suf-idc
por 10 coalici6-, se sg ego an Incl
denta que ID debilit6 = casi redujo 4
Ii inpotencia. El Genera Eloy
Alfafo dej6 II Pfesidencia del Ecua'
dor y le sncedi6 ell General Plsza,
quien no le p4reci6 corr scta h CON
ductA de su predecessor y 90 apartt
de II coalici6n; psro eats desyentais
para los revolucionarios fr6 en- pArte
reparzda porque lograron atraeY {
sus flas al gobernAnte del Salvador,
POGO antes ligado CON ell GDbierno
de Colombia y comprometido con 81
y y
Ger laS guerra Al. Ganetal Zalaya, IL
rano de Nicsragua. RegAlado sc
raeoncilio con Zslsya y entreg6 &
los libeyales de Colombia un vapnr
que h&bia comprAdo de &Cuerdo CON
Ell Gobierno colomhiano para combR
tir ID tiranfa de Zalaya. Ese vapor
SO llama Rhora ell 4lnairnaate PadigLz,
sali6 art allado y CON banderA colon.
bisn& de los puert0s del Salvador y
ha prestAd0 ifnportantea servicios 6
10 causA de los revolucionarios. An.
tes era ell Momotombo, vApor de que
IRA de N carsgux, el que eetvfa para
las exp diciones sobra el itsmo de
Psnam&. En- 81 env 8 Zslsya las
expsdielot es del DR.. B slisario Po'
rras , Domingo Disz que en- san
grientos combAtes vsnci6 y oblig6 &
cApltnlAr el General "A ban en- las
cercanias de PAnAm4 y an 10 lines
del .farrocArrii entra esa ciudad y 10
dc Colon. e. Paduaa inici6 sus ops
raciones tra.ladAndo lss fuersas H.
berales de Tamaco ri istmo y echan
do 4 p.Que el LG1t5r0, vapof chileno
tornado por el Gobernador de Pana
md para combatir 10 escuadrills re.
volucion&ria. ID exito do ess ope.
raci6n facilit6 Ell triunfo de los libs'
rsles en- Aqua dulcs por haber qve'
dado aisladRs al I los tropas del Go
bierno. Posteriormente recuperd
el Gobierno ese punto; pero 10 vol
vok perdsr por 10 mismA eausa, de-
mostr kndose aei que miel teas 10 a.
cuadrille liberal domino en- el Pacif1
CO es impossible 10 ,pacidcaei6n del
istmo porque les tropas conservado
ras no pueden ope, ar en- el departa
m snto J las MberAles se concentrAn
y dispersan &su voluntad.
Para remedi1r ese NAL, el Go.
bierno trata de organ'zsr una escuA.
drs. Tiene yA dos vapores en- Pa.
mama, uno en- Puntsrenas y dos en-
San Francisco de CAlifornia que
vendrGn al istmo srtill&dos y cor
buenos artilleros y tripulaci6n.
Mientrss tanto acumula tropAs entire
Colon, Pauam& y Bpcas del Toro pa
IN dAr 81 golpe dsfinitivo 6 los libs
rales del istmo, si, como 90 espers
con fandamento, 10 batAlla naval que
se lihrAr4 es canada por 81.
E interior de 10 reI db!ica eatl
patlaco, el pueblo coiombiano eati
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A
Fl cuartel sIieIal de a
policla iI1sular ses estable
cera en- aqlielllla pobla
cio1l.

Con motivo de lcS sufeI0s que
han venido assnrroll fndosa an Cl-
yey, se hn 6ispnesto ppr III aober.
nador one Ill cu&rtel general de II
Policfa TnsulAr ~ traslade 6 dichA
poblaei6n y res ida alli durante algu.
mss semAnaA +. .
ProbAb Ablemente, de ma1iana 6
pasadp saldTx para Cayey 81 Jefs
Tachter, acompAdado de- los dem8s
Jefes desl& Policis y del personKl de
oficin9s.
G eese que permanecerkn en- di.
cho punto hastl pssadas las eleccio.
neg.
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H0MbRES DEB|LES
RECOBRAD VUESTRO VIGOR
La DEMORA ES PELleR0SA.

.parece que el Creador ha ordenado que despu6s
de Ia sangre el tiut!o vital seminal sea Ia sub
alguna perdida cqntranatural de 81 producira
sirmpre resultados desnstrosos,
MuChos hOmbres han muerto de intermediates
corIientes, tales como las de, coray6n del higado
de- ne los rin eanferTnedades Rnmonares etc,
poniendese asf a ser faces vfctimas de estas
Intermediates cuandO algunas cajas de nuest,
medicinas, tomadas a tempo hablian inpcdldo
estas debilitantes perdidas asi perseverance sli
vtalidad para resisiir & los ataQues de esas pe!-
grOsas enferme edades.
Muchos hombres han llegado lenta, pero seeura-
ruente, I'm estado de demen2ia incurable q cansa
de estas perdidas. sin saber la verdadera canea
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Circular
del departamentO
de instruction,
Oetubre 28 de 1902.

Oatubre % de 1902.
Sres. Inspectores y
Presidentes de las Junt as Es-
colsres de Puerto Rico.
Sedoges:
A conse ecuancia de IL renuucia
del sefor don Enr.que 9 Hsrnxn.
lez como Sscretario de este Depar'
tamantn tango ell placer de info .msr
6 Vds. por medic de 10 presante que
he tanido bien nombrar Secretario
y -sChie G ERIK. al senor. don Al
bert f Martinez. A II vez par ticipo
& Vas que el 81 fior; don P.u' G. Mi
Her hA sido nombrsdo Inspector
G anerAl.
Lo que comunico { Vds. para 40
conos imiento y dem3s fines.
De Vds. respetRosamente,
Samuel Nc sCaIne Lindsay
ComisionAdo de instructor.