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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-04-05
DISTRTTO DE SAN FRANCISC
Cuarto de Socorros

I1ilario Benitez (nifo) curado de una
confusion sobre las fosas nasales produ-
ciendole epitasis. Leve sin asistencia
Francisco Erazo (nii1o) curado de una
herida irtisa contusa de dos centfme
tros en- la region supeciliar izquierda
Leve con asisteucia.
Salvador Gonzalez (nifo) curado de
una herida por mordedtra de TN perrc
sobre la pn1pa del dedo medic de Ia
mano derecha. Reservado.
Mercedes Molina. curada de una he
rida inc;sa de dos centfrnetros en- la re
gion plantar del pie izquierdo. Leve
con asistencia.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-04-05
La Camara de
Comercio francesa

Aprovechando el paso por Vieques
del distingaido miembro de la Camara
de Comercio francesa, NJ. Luchetti, Sc
consti.uyo en- aquella isla el ccmite de
distr-to con la siguiente Directiva.
Presidente, NJ c. Jaspard Secreta-
rio, M. Bounet Tesorero, M. Giuliani.
Vemos con gran satisfaction el incrs-
mento inusitado que va adquiriendo Ia
Camara francesa de comercio en- Puerto
Rico.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-04-05
PRECAVEOS DE LOS FRAUDEo
E IMITACIONES

Aceptar solamente los remedies,
"CURA SEGUEA" para e1 ASMA,
CATARRO, FIEBRE, DISENTERIA,
GONORROEA, ESPERMATORREA,
STILLS, PERDIDA DE LA VIRI-
LIDAD y DEBILIDAD /NERVIOSA.
Ell tratamiento, en- forma 1fquida, para
I'm mes, que curara positivamente el
case mas rebelde, cuesta $500, orc
americana, 6 su equivalente en- none
da de ese pals por cada botella.
Su droguista debe tener esos reme-
dios en- existencia, pero 81 no es asi,
envfenos el precio, diciendonos Ell re-
medic que necesita, y Sc 10 enviaremos
cnseguida por expreso, porte pagado.
Dirfjanse a
La Colnpafiia nedica International.
Apartado 4o7,
800 324 Broadway New Yor, E. de A.
Ha fallecido en- Lares, el respectable
anciano don Salvador Picornell, natural
de Mallorca (Espafa) y farmaceutico du
rante muchos af1os en- aquella ciudad
donde era muy querido.
Paz 4 suS restoS.
En- la bib1ioteca del gobierno Sc aca-
ba de recibir otro aumento de libros es-
cogidos de autores espafioles, entire ellos
todas las novelas de Perez Ga1dos.
Tambien seha recibido el Gran Die
cionario de literature, artes y ciencias en-
20 tomos, de Montaner y Simon y otras
interesantfsimas mas.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-04-05
!" San Juan Puerto Rico Abril de 1902
Sefor Director del San Juan News

!" San Juan Puerto Rico Abril de 1902
Senor Director del San Juan News"
Presente.
Muy ssfor nnestro y de nuestra con-
sideracion mas distinguida
En- el n6mero 75 de su peri6-
dico correspondence al dia de aver
aparece la noticia de demanda hecha
contra nosotros por don Chas E. Cor
mier en- cobro de So 600 por efectos ven
Tdidos.
No pretendemos averiguar Ia pro
cedencia de tan err6nea no!icia pero 81
|tenenos e1 gusto de manitestarle (por 81
Sc digna hacerlo piblico) que nada de
bemos al referido sefior Cormier, toda
vez que los efectos objeto de la deman-
da estan cargo de sl fepresentante en-
esta plaza sef5or Vendtg los cuales nos
Enegamos 4 reeibir por no haber llegado
en- Ia fecha eonvenida.
Danos las exacias anticipates Y nos
Iofrecemos suyos altos y affmo S. S.
@. B. S. NJ
CADTERNo LOPEZ Y Co.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-04-05
a Y | S O

En- la ofcina del Reporter del Tri.
bunal Supreme, en- los altos de la casa
de correos, Sc hecesita un escribie nte
para maquina, que pueda escribir en-
ingles y castellano. s-a
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-04-05
Tribunal de Policla
DISTRITO DE CATHEDRAL

lid K1 l. " LIE Ia EDNAL
Pedro Rivera (a) Brio por hurto de
TN pantal6n, ounce d1as de trabajos
forzados.
Manuel Coto (niho) por tirar una pie,
dra y darle sin querer Josefa Lopez
petenido hasta que aparezca ST. madre
para entregarselo
DISTRITO DE SAN FRANCISCO.
Diego Fernadez por romper Tin cris-
tai con una pelota cincuenta centavos
de multa I'm dia de arresto.
Un juicio absuelto el ac1sado Y TN
juicio aplazado para el lunes.
Con rumbo esre puerto debe salir
hoy del de Nueva York, Ell vapor anne
-ricano Pathfinder"
Ell vapor costanero puerto Rico ha
salido aver en- ST. ruta para los pUertos
del Oeste de esta isla.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-04-05
N0t|gias del Exterior

Mr.. Sulzer, representante por el Es
'tadcsde ne York, presento a la CANA
IA una proposition para que Sc autori
ce al Presidente 4 suprimir la escala
holandesa para Ell azl1car cubano
Dljo MI Sulzee que dicha esca1a solo
sirve para obligar los hacendados
vender el azticar al trust.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-04-05

E1 Director del Institute Washing
ton," Mr. Benedit, la eedito gratuita
mente los sal ones del citado Colegio para
que Sc den las classes nocturnas, suspen-
didas con motivo de las reformas que
Sc estan hacienda en- Ia escuela Colon"
donde Sc celebraban dichas c1ases.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-04-05

Los amigos del gabinete de Was
hlngton rieguen que sea cisrto Ell hecho
de haber Teclamado los Estados Unidos
al turco elpago de una indemnizacion
por consec'ieacia del secuestro de miss
Stone.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-04-05

En- breve abrira TN Colegio particu-
lal la sefiorita Maria Llovet, maestro
que fue de la escuela Colon.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-04-05

Con freeuencia abandonamos
i Ell cuidadO de una tos un resfriado.
Il 81 10 deja Vd continuar por algun tempo
j causara irritation en- los pulmones un
] NAL cr6nico en- la garganta Las Pas
! tillas BronquiaIes de Brown. le
I daran alivio en- seguida.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-04-05

holandeSa para ell aZ1Car cubaf1o
Dijo Mr. Su1zee que dicha esca1a solo
sirve para obigar a los hacendados a
vender elazticar al trust,
Los amigos del gabinete de Was
h1ngton llleguen que sea cierto Ell hecho
de haber Ieclamado los Estados Unidos
al tllrco d pago de una indemnizacion
por coflseclleacia del secuestro de miss
Stone.
Dice un des oacho de San Petersbur-
go que e1 periodico Official del gobierno
ruso ha publicado la nota enviada por
Russia y Mancia a los demas gobier-
nos.
En- dicha rota Sc aprreba la a1ianza
angglo-Japonesa y Sc agrega que Russia y
Francia Sc reservan el derecho de de-
fender SITS intereses en- Ia China.
81 doctor Muller, de.egado del pre-
sidente Kruger en- los Estados Unidos
celebro una entrevista con e1 secretario
de Estado. MIR Hay. exponiendole les
horrores de Ia rcconcentracion en- el
Africa del Sur, que acabara con I'm pue-
bio vlrtuoso, valiente y trabajador; Mr..
Hay contesto q,le los heroicos beers
tlenen tods.s sus simpatfas. pero que el
goblerno americana Sc abs ssendrd de in
tarvenir
Calcllanse las bajas que tuvieron las
faerzas del gobierno y los revoluciona-
rios de Colombia en- los combates re-
cientes en- las cercanias de Aguadulce,
en- 200, equivalentes al 80 por ciento
del ntlmero total de hombres que entra-
ron en- acci6r.
Han abandonado la capital de Meiico
los matadores de toros Luis Mazzantini
y Antonio Fuentes, para dirigirse a
Ciudad Jrarez, donde torearan iuntos
una Ultima corrida, y de ahf Sc dirioi-
ran a Nueva York. y Sc e1nbarcaran en-
IN vapor de la Inca hamburguesa que
los dejard en- Santander.
Sc asegtra que Fuentes gano duran
te la te1nporada Ia suma de $4,000, Y
que Mazzantini obtuvo una ulilidad Il
quida de $4,000. Ambos torearon en-
muchas piazas de los Estados, fernando
elnpresa, y la fortuna les sonrio.
Ha sido aprobado por ambas CANA
ras Gle Bslgica, el proyecto de ley pro-
hibiendo lss casas v clubs 8 casinos de
juego ssssesao Il reino, Y solo falta la
sanction real. En- la prohibicion Sc in
cluyen los casinos de Ostende v Spa, en-
los cuales tiene sociedad e1 rey Leopol-
do.
Sc anunncia ohcialmente que Ia reina
Guillermina de Holanda no ira es.e afio
a Amsterdam, segdn su costnfnbre de
hacerlo en- abril. Parece que la cir
cunstancia de hallarse de nuevo en- es-
tado interesante, y 10 NAL que salio de
SD anterior embarazo induce a los me
dicos a tomar todo g@nero de precaucio-
mes.
El coronel ruso Grim ha sido conde-
nado 4 muerte en- Varsovia por alta
traicion. Su crimen, que confeso al
verse descubierto, consistio en- haber
estado revelando durante diez amos al
gobierno aleman todos los planes pre-
parados por el ejercito ruso, que per
tenecia, para Ia eventualidad de guerra
con Alemania. La .traicion del coronel
fue descrbierta por su mujer en- ven
ganza de las afenciones que el gastaba
con otra. Como sesenta personas han
sido arrestadas en- Varsovia por COM
plicidad.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-04-05
DOCTOR CHEVREMONT

CIRUJANO-DENTISTA
San Francisco 81, al 1ado de la far
macia del sefior Blanco.
Han llegade en- el iltimo vapor de
los Estados Unidos, ISL diplomas para
los expositores puertorriquefIos asisten-
tes a la EXPOSITION de Buffalo.
Seg11n el n11nero dc diplomas otor-
gados los fabricantes de cestas--conf-
nados del presidio-Ssta industria fue
Ia que mas llamo la atencion en- aorel
certaman
Sc he cons:itu1do en- la capital de la
Isla de Cuba, la Association de la Prem
sa, con 1u gran eXito.
Esta mahana han dado principle las
refocmas higienicas dispuestas Dor Ia
Junta de Sanidad, en- los edihcios que
ocapan las es2uelas Colon" y Ponce de
Leon
Sustituye con ventajas al aceite de
higado de bacalao simple, siempre que
este indicado el uso de dicha grasa
El infrascrito Doctor en- Medicina
Cirugfa, Modico Titular y de la CArcel
P1bliCa de osta ciudad.
Certifco: Que hace af1os vengo en-
pleando en- adu1tos nifios la Emulsion
de Scott, de aceite de hfgado de baca1ao
con hipososftos de cal y de sosa, obte-
niendo sfempre brillantes resu1tados en-
la tuberculosis, bronquitis, escrofulismo,
raqultiSmo, anemia y otras enfermeda-
des que ser1a trolijo enumerar. En- la
convalencencia de ciertas fiebres idiora-
tlcas es el reconstituyente por excelen-
cia, sustituyendo con ventaja al aceite
de higado de bacalao simple, por ser
de facil tolerancia para los estomagoS
delicados
DR. E. Quifiones y Cardoua.
San German, P. R, Junio " de 1894.
La prensa de la is1a no fue re 3artida-
aver hasa las tres de Ia tarde, sin duda
serfa por la .llegada de dos vapores an
tes de aver las de la tarde
Sc encuentra en- eSta clrldad, el Lcdo.
don Pedro Audrey
| Ell INGLES SIN MAESTRO es ef
titulo cue tiene TN nuevo metodo para
a jrender este idiona en- 20 1ecciones
solamente el cual esta escrito por una
sociedad de, ,profesores americanos, que
creenos de una indiscutible efcacia en-
Puerto Rico.
Fl ejemplar vale 50 centavos y Sc
encuentra de venta en- la imprenta del
BoLETIN MERCANTIL
El Director del Institute Washing
ton" MIR, Benedit, ha eedito gratuita-
mente los salones del citado Colegio para
que Sc den las clases nocturnas, suspen-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-04-05
PARA CURAR Ell RESFRIADO
EN- UN Ola

tome las PASTILLAS LAXANTES
DE BROMO-QUININA. El boticario
lie devolvera ell dinero 81 no Sc cura. La
firna de E. w. GROVE Sc halla en-
cada cajita.
Ha llegado de los Estados Unidos,
e1 Teniente de Artillerfa L. c. Bunker,
recientemente nombra6o Dicho Official
presto servicios en- e1 Regimiento Cali
fornia destacado en- Filipinas
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-04-05
u n a c a r t a
Muy s-i1or nuestro

Senior UIrector de BOLETIN MERCANTIL
Presente.
Muy s-fior nuestro:
Por 81 Sc digna inserarla en- su popu-
lar periodico, tenemos el gusto de re-
producir copia de una carta que con tai
objeto ren1itinnos al San Juan News
en- contestacion a una noticia publcada
en- el misfno.
lie anticipamos gracias y nos ofrece-
mos atentos S. S.
CADIERNo LOPEZ Y Co.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-04-05

Anoche Sc inaug 1raron las clases de
ingles en- e1 Ateneo de esta ciudad. ST
Sc reune n1mero de a1l1mnos bastantes
Sc abrira una clase de espaf1ol.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-04-05
EI ceTtarnen Colorado

Ell domingo a las ocho de la noche
Sc lnsugurara e1 certamen de nifos de
la Galerfa Colorado.
Desde hoy Sc avisa que pueden pasar
a recojer los trajes d , los nifios y el re-
trato con que 4 .cada uno de ellos Sc
obsequia. 3-s
: En- Mayaguez ha fallecido el sefior
don Santiago Basora, respectable vecino
de aquella localidad y perteneciente q
una de las familias mas distinguidas.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-04-05

Calclilanse las bajas que tuvieron las
faerzas del gobiefno y los revoluciona-
rios de Colombia en- los combates re-
cientes en- las cercanias de Aguadu1ce,
en- 100, equivalentes al 80 por ciento
del ndmero total de honbres que entra-
ron en- aecion.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-04-05

Ha sido aprobado por ambas CANA
res de Bslgica, el proyecto de ley pro-
hibiendo rs casas v clubs 8 casinos de
juego sasssao u reino, y solo falta la
sanction real. En- la prohibici6n Sc in
cluyen los casinos de Ostende Y Spa, en-
los cuales tiene sociedad e1 rey Leopol-
do.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-11-25
SHOULD BIZ NO ANTAGONIST

We have been requested to publish
the following communication concern
ing the position of the State Unlver-
sity toward the district and the high
schools We were not aware that II
was claimed there exists any hostility
on the part Of University men to the
other educational institutions, or that
there Is any objection TO a University
man as a member Of the Board OF
Education. However, we give place to
the letter, as It expresses the views of
a number of our citizens and appears
to be both reasonable and timely. We
endorse the sentiment that the voters
should attend the primaries and see to
1t that only suitable men shall be noml-
mated for places on the school board,
Editor Deseret News
1.-THE position taken By some OF the
voters that man connected with the
State University has no right to take a
position on the Board OF Education Of
the city seems a very weak argument.
The University OF Utah stands at the
head OF the public school system IN this
state; and to every fair minded man
and woman. Il must be perfectly evil
dent that whatever lowers the standard
or Injuries in any way the efficiency Of
the graded and high schools, affects
alike injuriously the work Of the Uni
versity. Our state Institutions In edu-
cation can be strong. and a real. broad
University built up here In Salt Lake
City, only as the high schools OF the
state are strengthened, and they sup
port the state Institutions. TO talk
about the University opposing
the salt Lake High school, or the Sal'
Lake High school opposing the Uni
versity, Is absurd. Such a position Il
the outgrowth OF prejudice and lack
of knowledge of the Facts When men
and women are willing TO rise above
this petty pickering, cease appealing
TO prejudice. and take the time and
trouble to make themselves acquainted
with the facts, then will we be able TO
work hand In hand for the upbullding
OF our schools and the highest welfare
Of the youth Of our beloved city and
State.
l|Oh We 0dht tuuOhllolul lilNf pn
our Board OF Education as well IA bust
ness men? Men who have served a
long apprenticeship In the schoolroom
and are acquainted with its every de-
tail, certainly ought TO be able to work
intelligently and earnestly for the well
fare Of the city schools. such men are
found in the State University: and the
men and women who are saying that
one branch OF our educational system Is
opposing another, show by that very at
tltude that they are behind the times
educationally in Utah. We call upon
the people 10 come out TO the primaries.
and take hand In looking after the
welfare Of the schools See that only
fair minded men are given place on
the Board of Education for the schools
come nearer 10 our homes than any
thing else connected with the city's
machinery. l.. S. G.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-11-25
INCREASED WAGES.

The movement for an Increase Of the
wages Of the employees Of the big rail-
roads, inaugurated by the Pennsyl-
yania corporation, has been joined by
about 20 others. The total increase al
ready announced is said TO amount 20
something like s25,OOOOOo year, and
before long Il may be twice that
amount. Evidently the increase was
amply justified. by the volume OF bust
ness transacted. and by the increase
in the cost OF living. II was a wise
movement. for II undoubtedly prevented
much dissatisfaction which Nigh, have
led TO a widespread agitation. Il VIII
make q return TO old wages easier,
whenever that shall be deemed neces-
sary.
There Is some speculation as to whe-
sher the increase OF wages does not In
yolve the raising OF freight rates, for
instance. In that case the added rates
would result in higher retail prices on
merchandIse. and the public Including
railroad employees. would have to pay
the increase IN the wages. Another
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-11-25
GROWTH OF THIS COUNTRY.

Concerning the fabulous growth of
this country, the treasury department
has issued some illustrative figures.
The statistics cover one century, from
1900 to 1900 The New York CONNER
oial gives this summary:
The total wealth has grown from
TO0O,OoOO 900 In 1850 to an estimated 1884,
600 100000 in 1900, or nearly l,4OO per
cent Our wealth per capita In 1850
was but 1901 while in 1890 1t was s., 1886.
At the beginning OF the century the
public debt was SIS per capita; in lS4O
It had fallen TO "a cents. Before the
beginning OF the civil war. In 1861 1t
was s2,7i, but In 1866 1t had risen TO
s76 9S. Since then II has been steadily
decreasing, until this year II Is but
Sl2.G. not at ali troublesome burden
to n nation with the vast wealth pos
sessed by our own. The amount OF
money in circulation Is now $3.50 per
capita, the highest point II has ever at
taIned. The deposits In the savings
banks OF the land amount to S2,591 O94,-
$50, and the deposits in the national
banks, which are patronized by The
Weather classes, have grown from
s500, 9l0,S13 In 1866 TO SILL $50 l96 this
wear
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-11-25
FORTlFYING LONDON.

A London dispatch says that efforts
Of far-reachIng character have now
been set on foot to fortify the metropo-
lis against possible attacks In case of
war, The announcement has been made
that buildings have now been complet-
cd at Nottingham. Surrey, for use as
mobllizlng center, In the scheme OF the
defense of London. and this announce
ment reveals the existence, IL is said.
Of important war-otfce operations.
Lord Roberts. It is further explained,
personally Investigated the defenses
Of the capital and found them made
onate. Since then powerful batteries
have been mounted on elevations com
handing principal roads between Lon
don and the south coast New fortlhca-
tons are being rapidly constructed
along the banks of the Thames. and
nottingham has been fitted UP as a
center for mobilization.
For some time it'will be remembered,
French officers have been laying plans
on paper to invade London and the
matter has appeared quite easy on pa
per That the plan was practical, no
body believed But It appears that the
British war Office has awakened to the
fact that II is necessary to render even
attacks on paper little more compli-
Gated than they have appeared to be
hitherto,
The decision 10 surround London with
O system OF Notifications may also he
in recognition Of the fact that condt-
tons are rapidly changing. Great
Britain has as yet the mightiest navy
in the world, and her ships constitute
an lmpenetrable wall Of defense around
the coasts. But how long will this con-
oItlon last Other European nations are
building ships as fast as resources and
time permit. II Is becoming more and
more difficult to keep Russia confined
to frozen harbors and to the Black
Sea ports. Great Britain, therefore,
wisely commences to think about her
land defenses.
But at the same time, Great Britain
ought to use all her influence for the
prevalence Of a sentiment among all
nations, which prefers arbitration to
war. When that sentiment becomes
general, there will be no need Of spend
Ing enormous sums on ships and forti-
acations. Great Britain, In common
with other European nations, is Just in
vaded by American commerce and In
dustry. Her workingmen are becom-
ing idle because of foreign competition.
Money is needed for the industrial war
fare that Is going on, and the nations
Of the earth would be better able TO
conduct that contest, Il they were free
from the military burdens, only
through arbitration can those burdens
be lightened or abolished
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-11-25

way of meeting the advance, would
be by cutting the dividends OF the
stockholders, but that IL less likely. In
fact, one OF the railroad presidents In
Inmates that the cost Of living for rail-
roads has also increased, without any
Increase in the rates OF pay for doing
the work, and that the prosperity OF the
railroads, while II looks well, Ia more
apparent than real. Had the com
pany," he says. paid ten per cent in
crease on It's payrolls last year II would
have had nothing left except deficit
II this Is the general view. there VIII
be no cut Of dividends for the benellt
Of the employees
No matter what the motive was, the
movement was good. 1t forestalled
trouble. and Il viii benefit the employees
Prosperity cannot be always with us,
and the increase In wages will render
the workingmen better able to stand
the hard times whenever they shall put
in appearances, provided they win use
prudence in the expenditure, while
prosperity lasts.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-11-25
BouNTIEs ON SUGAR.

The vote In the House Of Commons
yesterday mentioned In last nights
dispatches, by which the British gov
eminent binds itself to abolish boun-
ties on sugar. is matter Of importance
to the sugar industry OF the United
States. England. Germany, France and
several smaller nations, have for years
encouraged the production Of sugar by
the payment OF bounties. This artif-
cial stimulation has resulted, as II was
bound to do In an production,
with the consequence that the price OF
sugar has been steadily forced lower
and lower till OF late 1t reached n point
that threatened European beet growers
with disaster. The governments Of
those countries have at length come to
the conclusion that 1t was time to re-
turn to the old natural principles Of
trade, and their delegates, who assem-
bled at Brussels agreed that Counties
should be abolished, commencing with
1903. In the opinion. Of the best sugar
authorities, this can only have the eff
feet Of reducing the amount of sugar
produced In the world, which ought TO
mean better prices In the future for
those interested In this great industry
in the United States.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-11-25

several hours and then he asked me II
did not want TO take the next house.
told him yes, and TO our surprise,
the lady invited US into her home. In
1864 this lady met Sister Eliza II. Snow
on train, and had talk with her on
Mormonism.' Sister Snow gave her
tract, but from that day until now,
she had never been able 10 meet
Mormon We talked with her for a
long while, and before we left she said
she believed She Is 90 years Of age,
and is daughter Of the sister of Presi-
dent zacharlah Taylor" The lady had
for years been unable to walk except
with the aid OF crutches, but after she
had been baptized, she walked alone,
and said she felt she would not need
crutches any more.
The lady had been midwife and as
sisted 10000 children 10 come into this
world. and of this number, she says,
5000 were ilegItimate. This, she be-
lieves. Is an indication Of the moral
status Of our present age.
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