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The Washington times., 1903-02-05
THE RIGHT THING.
Z New CatarTh Cure, Which is Rapidly
Coming to the Front.

For several years Red Gum Blood root
and HydTastin have been rccaCnfzad rs
standard remedies for catarrhal troubles
but they have always been given sepq-
TateIy and only very recently an irgenf-
Gus chemist succeeded i'm combining
thom, together with other antiseptic les.
into a pleasant effective tablet
Druggists sell the remedy under the
name Of Stuart's Catarrh Tablets. and I-
has met with remarkable success in +re
cure Of nasal catagrh. bronchial and
throat catarTh and i'm catarrh Of the
stomach
MI r. n Benton. whose address is
care of Clark House. Troy. n. y. saws.
when ] run uu against anything thr1f
Is good l Ike 10 tell people of It. have
been troubled with CatarTh more or Ie.-
for some time. Last winter more than
ever. Tried several so-calIed cures. but
did not get any benefit from them. About
six weeks ago I bought a 50 cent box
Of StUaTt's CataTrh Tablets and 7 am
glad to say that they have done wonders
for me. and I do not hesitate TO LET all
my friends know that Stuart's Catarrb
Tablets are the right thing"
Mr.. Geo. J. Casanova. OF Hotel Grfffou
West Ninth street. New York cffv
writes. Il have commenced usf7c,
Stuart's Ca,aTTh Tablets. and already
they have given me better results Than
any catarrh cure I have ever tried
4 leading physician Of Pittsbure aa-
yises the use of stuart S Catarrh TshIat.
in preference to any other treatmen, for
CataTTh OF head. and throat OF stomach
He claims they are far superior to in
halcrs. salves. lotions or powder. and are
much more convenient and pleasant ro
take and are so harmless that TitrIe
children take them with benefit. as tbev
contain no opiate, cocaine or any poison
GUS drug,
The Washington times., 1903-02-05
Money Order Office Work.

To what an extent the people avail
themselves of the money order sys-
tenn said Auditor Castle, Of the Post
Office Department. can be judged from
the fact that S250, 100000 of Cancelled
money orders are al present in our files.
The money orders are kept on file for
seven years. and then sent to a pulp mill
in Maryland and made into new paper.
A force Of 400 employees is required to
handle the work Of the money order
system Money orders. are constantly
coming in TO the department from 81. 900
postmasteTs, the large cities sending
them in once a week and the smaller
once q month"
The Washington times., 1903-02-05
Oil Territory IN Indiana.

Tho discovery of oil in the bari8gs
near Birdseye. Dubois county, Ind, dur
ing 1902. and the continued production
Of the gas wei at Petersburg. give more
Than usual interest 10 the work OF the
geological survey in that region About
1000 square miles in southwestern IN
diana have been surveyed in the last
three summers, and The Survey has
published a series Of maps in folio 81
covering a large area In Pike. Gibson.
Warwick. and western portions of Du-
bois and Spencer counties. Accompany
ing the maps are eight pages OF descrip-
tive matter by NJ. L. Fuller and G. Il.
Ashley and several sheets of coal and
structure sections.
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To ASSIST NEGROES To
EMIGRATE To LIBERIA
Plan to Buy Steamship to Ply Between
America and Africa.

ATLANTA, Feb. 5.-The republic Of
Liberia, through Bishop II. N. Turner, of
this city. has donated to the CoIored
National Emigration and Commercial
Association the sum Of S25 gG9 to assist
in purchasing a steamship TO ply be-
tween the United States and West
Africa
The line is to he started for CONNER
ciaI purposes, as well as for emigration.
1t is the bishops desire that white as
well as colored people should purchase
shares in this enterprise and assist rgch
negroes as wish To remove 10 Liberia
The Washington times., 1903-02-05
MISTAKEN FOR BURGLAR.
KILLED BY POLICEMAN
Railroad Station Agent, Hunting Hold
Up Artists, Shot Dead IN Darkness.

PLYMOUTH. y. H.. Feb. 5-Sta.ton
Agent George II. Colby was accidentally
shot, about midnight hy Policeman
Lewis O. Hills- Both men were IN par-
suit OF two burglars. who held up the
night operator in the station at II
O'Clock Mills fired in The dark thinking
he had q bead on one Of the burglars
and the bah struck Colby who lived but
few minutes.
Captain Colby was agent here for he
past eighteen years. lie leaves a widow
and SOur children
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Receipts and Disbursements.

Gold coin and bullion to the amount
Of $685.. .353. .871.41 is deposited in the
United States Treasury. The total re
ceipts for February were $3.50, 333. 13.
of which S1,116,61A45 were customs,
S42413L03 internal revenue. and $S9.,
5S7.65 miscellaneous receipts. The total
expenditures were s1.S45.00o. of which
$3.50 600 were civil and miscellaneous re-
ceipts, $4,000 war, 100000 navy, $50
600 Indian. and 100000 pensions. The
excess of expenditures over receipts was
S214. .666-S 81
The Washington times., 1903-02-05
GREAT STRIKE ON THE
CLYDE SEEMS At HAND
Engineers Union Ready to Support
Members or Pay Passage Abroad.

GLASGOW Feb. 5.-No ground Of
settlement Of the dispute over wages
at the Clyde shipbuilding yards is in
sight, and there is at present q pros
pect Of great shipbuiIding strike bv
the end of the month
The Amalgamated Society of En-
sineers. with 200 branches all over tbe
world. claims it has enough money to
support the men who would be out or
strike for an Indefinite line. or nav
their passage either 10 Nevs York c- in
Cape Town. where work is plentiful
Such action would be most unique in the
history Of unionism Of Great Britain
The Washington times., 1903-02-05
waterpower in Southern States.

f. W Myers has had charge Of the
Investigation OF the water powers in
North and South Carolina. and NJ. Hall
has had charge of such Investigations in
Alabama and Tennessee. The present
scarcity and high price Of steam coal
has aroused interest iu the great water
power possibilities Of the South In
magnitude ana convenience Of location
for manufacturing purposes more de
sirable undeveIoped water powers are
10 be found in North Carolina, South
Carolina, and Georgia than in any equal
area elsewhere in the United States
Many of the smaller water powers Of
these States have already been deveI-
oped. and large improvements are now
in progress. Great impetus has been
given TO the development Of the South
ern water powers by the Investigations
carried on Tor several years by the
photographers of the Geological Sur
vey.
The Washington times., 1903-02-05

''SIy family has used DIT. Bulls Cough SyTlip
for the last twelve years successfully and
would use no other Eirk Fed, 81 d Street
S. T., Washington. D. c.
Il use none other But Dr. Balls Cough
Syrup. 1t has been s-sed In our family fer
many years and would not be Withcuc Il in
the house Ernest F. Curry, y. J. stats
Hospital, Morris Plains, y. J.
81 used DR. Bulls Cough syrup with beBs-
fetal results. It worked Ike p charm and
cured eOugh in one night Il IS the incest
and best cough syrup eTeg used. William
Campbell, Farnhurst 2. o. Newcastle Co,
Delaware.
= want to tell you how delighted we al are
with Br- Buii'5 Cough Syrup. alG not saying
too much when / say 81 IS the very best cough
syrup, nos only for grown people f1ur never
found anything 70 equal it for children. DR..
Bull 9 Cough syrup deserves tks entire credit
for my children s good health recommend
81 TO evaryhoCvn Geo Gabriel IU25 second
Ave, New York City
The Washington times., 1903-02-05
JUDGE VINSON DYING
AT HIS ROCKVILLE HOME
Was Formerly Auditor of the District
Of Columbia.
Special to The Washington Tfmos.)

'-t."'+Nt 'h AtE W ae4ittl-tfu 1tEOE.-
ROCKVILLE Md, Feb. 4.-Ex-Judge
John T. Vfnson is critically i'll at his
home here, and it is understood that
his demise IS q question OF only few
hours Judge Vinson has been suffering
for several months with Brights dis
ease.
Judge Yiusou waz elected Judge and
served in the sixth judicial circuit OF
Maryland from 1881 to 1894. when his azz
exceeded the limit. and the Legislature
refusing to grant an extension of Tine.
Judge James ,. Henderson was appoint
ed by the governor to fiji the remaining
two years Of Judge Wilson's term Be
fore he was elected judge. Judge Vim
son was the Auditor of the District OF
Columbia. ana before this he was one
Of the auditors of the Treasury Depart
mcnt
Cyrus Keiser, junior OF Bethesda. this
county, is now at the Sibley Hospital
Washington, where he was taken on last
Monday afternoon 10 be operated upou
for appendicitis. The operation took
place at the hospital on Monday evening
and lasted about two hours. 1t proved
successful and from last reports the
young man is resting easily TEis maay.
friends in Rockville and Bethesda are
anZiously awaiting his cQnyalesceuce. Iu
Is the youngest son of Mr. and Mrs Cv-
rus KeiseT. whose home is at Alta Vista.
near Bethesda. this county
Mabel Hauey. OF this place. is visiting
gt the home Of Rev. and Mrs. L. r MI
bourne, at Charlestowu W. Va Rev. lIr.
MiIbourne was formerly pastor of The
Baptist Church here.
The Washington times., 1903-02-05
NATIONAL MUSEUM.
Exhibit Of Japanese CurIog.

There has just been put on exhibition
in the Museum the Korean collection of
coins, dating back TO 775 A. D. the first
establishment Of the Korean mint
Awaiting the completion Of the collection
the coins have heretofore been kept In
storage. and this Is consequently the first
view the public has had of them. The
collection numbers 2.800 pieces, and is
complete from the earliest establishment
OF the mint Up TO the present day
The Washington times., 1903-02-05
DAKOTA INFANTRY RFuNIoN

Members Of the First South Dakota
Infantry of SDantsh-American war. en-
joyed reunion last night al 24S New
Jersey Avenue. Capt Charles L. Brock
away presided as toastmaster and
sTeeches were made by Lieutenant Pratt.
SeTgeauts Lambert, Swenson. and Kcl-
ley, and CorporaIs Chatham and Senev.
This REGIMENT was one of those sent to
the Philippines.
The Washington times., 1903-02-05
GIVEN A WEEK TO COURT WIFE
Dr. Zon Granted Opportunity Reinsate Himself in Affections
of AIienated Spouse.

KANSAS CITY. Feb. 5.-Judge Stover.
OF the circuit court. has suspended for
one week the injunction granted some
days ago prohibiting DR. Louis Zorn
from visiting his wife The suspension
was granted on Dr. Zorn's representation
that if left free Tor one week to court
his alienated spouse he could reinstate
himself in her affections
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Dr, Zorn is the wealthy man who. q
year ago, killed Albert Sechrfst in .
quarrel He has been in iaJ untI .
bonds. 0-'
Mrs Zorn was granted restraining
order prohibiting her husband from Wis
iting her, alleging he had threatened to
Kill both her and her son She has also
entered suit for divorce.
The Washington times., 1903-02-05
TREASURY DEPARTMENT.
Captain Healy's Next Cruise.

Captain Healy. Of the Revenue Cutter
Service. IS in Washington for confer
ence with Captain Shoemaker in regard
to his summer trip to the Arctic ocean.
Captain Healy has been in command of
the revenue cutter Thetfs during the
last season. He has made twelve differ
ent cruises in the northern waters and
was one Of the party to rescue The
GreeIy party.
The Washington times., 1903-02-05
Examination of L D. Ker.

L. D. Ker. of Louisiana. is at present
being examined for admission with .he
Engineer Corps of the Revenue Cutter
Service The examining board is com
posed of Capt. John WiIkie Collins,
chairman. and Chief Engineers COhn
and McAIlister.
The Washington times., 1903-02-05
NOTES ABOUT MEN WHO WORK
IN GOVERNMENT DEPARTMENTS
Captain He Arranging for His Next Cruise the AccsAn Interesting
Publication ndEXtent of the Money Order Sysem-Vauab
Collection of japanese Coins at the National Museum

7 on Secretary Hitchcock yesterday with
reference to the affairs of his nation.
Major Ross Gu an, OF Kansas City, Mo,
/ United States indian agent at the sac
and Fox Agerey, in Oklahoma, also saw
Secretary Hitchcock yesterday with re-
gard 10 the affairs of his agency.
The Washington times., 1903-02-05
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR


The fourth part of the twenty-second
annual report of The United States Geo
logical Survey is now ready for distri-
button II was prepared by r II. New
ell. chief of the division of hydro
graphy. and deals with the photographic
work of the survey.
The Washington times., 1903-02-05
sCHoOL BOARD,s sEssIoN.

At brief session Of the Board Of Edu-
cation last night. leave Of absence for
three months was given Mary c. Dallas,
and two books, the Laurel Song book
and Jackson's Elementary Electricity.
were adopted for use in the high school.
The Washington times., 1903-02-05
Promotions in Life-Saving Service,

d H Borches. of the LiIe-Saving
Service. has been promoted from third
class TO fourth class; E II. EasteTIing
from second TO third class. and Charles
Boyd from second TO third class.
The Washington times., 1903-02-05
Prof. Maynard,s New Publication

Prof G. c Maynard, Department OF
Technology, has in preparation a vol
ume on all the guns and rifles that have
been used by the United States. army.
The Washington times., 1903-02-05
Exhibit of japanese Coins.

Besides the above articles the Museum
also has the ball dress of silver cloth
and pair OF white satin slippers worn
by Mrs Grant at President Grants
The Washington times., 1903-02-05
FUNERAL OF PRESIDENT
GOMPERS' SON IN BUFFALO

NEW YORK, Feb. 5.-ADraham Com
pers. the son of the president Of the
American Federation Of Labor. who died
recently In Colorado, was buried yes
teTday in Washington Cemetery. Brock
The Washington times., 1903-02-05

second inaugural ball. The Museum Of
fcials are getting an additional case for
these last two relics and they will be
placed on exhibit as soon as possible.
The Washington times., 1903-02-05
PosToFFICE DEPARTMENT.
Postmasters in Virginia.

Postmasters in Virginia.
The following Virginia pOstmasters
have been appointed:
Miss Maggie 2. Carter, Coonaseye,
Wise county.
r. d. Anderson. Cranesuest, Wise
county
The Washington times., 1903-02-05
Major Piper Again on Duty

Major Piper. who for the past month
account of illness, is now on duty again.
The Washington times., 1903-02-05
Map Of the jerome Quadrangle.

f E Matthes. topoErapher. is the au-
thor OF q map covering an area of I 900
square miles in the Prescott forest re-
serve i'm Arizona. This map. called the
jerome Quadrangle % viii be published
in short time
The Washington times., 1903-02-05
Waferworks for OkIahoma.

T. G. Gibson. president Of the CONNER
cial Club, of Lawton. Okla. was visitor
at the department yesterday a short
time ago q delegation called on the Sec
Tstary of the Interior with regard to
water works for LaWton. and Mr.. Gibson
has come 10 Washington 10 further this
and other interests Of the city besides
urging the passage Of the Statehood bill
The Washington times., 1903-02-05
INTERIOR DEPARTMENT.
sion Surgeon Appointed.

Pension surgeon AppOInted.
A bulletin issued February + shows the
foAow5Hg appointment as examining sur
geon: DR. Henry Stewart, Gettysburg. Pa.
The Washington times., 1903-02-05

Affairs Of Indian Tribes.
Gov Pleasant Porter, chief Of the
Creek Indians in Indian Territory, called
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-06-05
Anemia, debilidad

Ell uso del Quinn Labarraque, a la
d6sis de una copita despues de cada Co
rnida, pasta restabiecer en- POGO tempo
las fuerzas aun en- aquellos enfermos
mas agotados, y para curar seguramen-
te y sin sacudidas las Intermediates de
languidez y de anemia, aun aquellas
mas antiguas y rebeldes a todo otro re-
medic, impidiendo que la enfermedad
Sc reproduzca mas tarde.
A este Sc debe el que la Academia
de Medicina de Paris no haya vaciladO
en- aprobar la formula de dicho produc-
to, recomend andolo asi a la confanza
de los enfermos; 10 cual constituye una
recompenSa rara vez acordada por la
docta corporation. Hallase de venta
el Quinirm Labarraque en- todas las
farrnaciss y en- ell Deposito Central de
Paris: Casa Frere, 10, rue Jacob. Como
guiera que cada botella dura de IL IS
dias, el tratamiento es muy POGO costo-
so, y los resultados son siempre bri-
llsnteS.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-06-05
B1BL1oTEcA DEL Bo1ET1N MERcAKT11.

borrandose como nube. Hasa las mismas voces
pareca que lie llegaban de lejos, de muy leos...
Ahora trataba de ella. Rechazaba ell pasado girls
uniforme, ell cumplimiento dario del deber Sc Ian
zaba haca porvenir luminoso.
lAh! como habla engahado ST. mardo! Habfa ju-
RADIO amarle hab1a permanecido insensble su ado.
Peo, ahora saba 10 que ell sentfa capaz de
hasta la adoraci6n, hasa la ocura, hasa
te....
LIE darfa centuplcado aquello de que lie habia priva
do tMereca el pas6n2 ia comprenderia7 POGO le
importaba Era precise que ella enregase sin fin
sin medda sin cSIcuIo sin voluntad!
POGO lie importaba que el estuvese aniquilado, que
tuviese cuerpe enfermo, alma mezquina. POGO le
importaba que estuvese alf descarnado jadeante,
puIsivo en- su semi-podredum5re. Ella e amarfa,
todas las fuerzas de coraz6n pues aque
do e era ell 1nco que lie habfa peltenecdo El repre-
sentaba nca parte de la feicdad de luz que lie ha
bfa proporconado la suerte.
Sc acerc6 hacia e. tendiendole los brazoS:
oh mi 1nico bien, mi todo-nurmur6.
con la barbila apoyada en- la mano Sc puso con-
templarle.
Las o2resones habian cesado; reposaba apacibe-
rnente Llorando de algeria inclin6 hacia e cnbri6
sus manos de besos =. soIls SDcs 2blcs ssqa Esssa
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-06-05
FL CANTICO DE MUERTE.

Ell permauecfa sin moverse. Entonces ella not6 que
sus manos no estaban como de costumbre uvo medo
Incapaz de lamar, con ell coraz6n oprimdo lie miro LIE
TOGO la frente pus6le la sobre e coraz6n Estaba
frfo rfgido 10 comprendi6 todo
La campanla,so crados ell doctor, ipara queF pa
"a que lamar iera demasiado tarde!
Sc arrodil6 quiso REAR.
como en- una vision vic la de la vuda, la
chmenea de azuleos sus hermanas pobres muchachas
enveecdas con su eterna calceta la ano, ado Sc
v6 81 isma cabellos rbios alisados con aqua,
con su modesto corbaa de seda al cuelo Sc VIC con la
boca alberta los oos fos deane de los grandes cam
pos de neve parecio que ba ahogarse con aquel
gran amor del cua va saba que hacer pues el dnco
ser al cual hubiera poddo ofeceo no 10 necesitaba
En- Ell cuarto vecino continuaba 81 amOroso cuchi-
cheo:
-fTe adore amor mfo, mi querdo amor
Este fue ell cantco de muerte de Nathaniel.
(, Maria comprendi6 que era tambien el suyo
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-06-05
MiSteriOsssss2::ss
e B0LETlM
PRECAVEOS DE LOS FRAUDES
E .IMITACIONES

Aceptar solamente los remedies.
@CURA SEGUEA" para el ASMA.
CATARRO, FIEBRE, DISENTERIA,
GONORROEA, ESPERMATORREA,
STILLS, PERQIDA DE LA VTRI-
LIDAD y DEBILIDAD NERVIOSA..
E1 tratamiento, en- forna Kquida, para
un mes, que curara positivamente ef
saso mas rebelde, cueSta S 500, GRO
americana, 6 Su equiva1ente en- none,
da de eSe pals, por cada botella.
Su droguista debe tener eSoS reme.
dos en- existencia, pero 81 no es aS,
envfenoS el precio, diciendonos el re-
medic que necesita, y Sc 10 euviaremos
Nuseguida por expreSo porte pagad0.
Dirijanse 4
IA Compaffa medica international
Apartado 4oz.
go sa4 Broadway, New Yor. E d A.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1903-05-10
PRACTICAL POLITICS.

In these days of practical politics it is
next to an impossibility for man tc
reach a State or district office unless he
is connected with a combine The good
old days when every man toted his own
skillet have gone, perhaps forever, but
the recollection of them affords pleas
unre. 1t would be refreshing for the
voter who has no strings on him to be
| able to vote for man who seeks office
on his own merits and is independent OF
cllques, one who has not resorted to in
tr1gue to get a nomination, and hopse to
win because the people feel that they
can trust him. Such a man, however,
does not get an elective office Often
Mansfield Journal.
Practical politics means get there, -
and get there means that to satiate
an ambition, to secure the job political
principles may be laid aside and old
friends sacrificed if need be for al
liances, even if questionable, give assur-
ance Of. get there" This is the result
of personal politics, the aggregation of
interests whose aim is to get there" at
any cost. While the good old days" will
never be repeated, there are indications,
strong and positive, that the people who
think are thinking resolutely in opposi-
ton to the combines, to the lone man
power to the aggregation of interests
which leave the people, the great ma
Jorlty of the Democrats who vote and
carry elections for Democracy, in the
attitude CT cyphers. 1t was this spirit of
personal Or Individual domination which
led to the opposition and the defeat of
the lottery whose power in its political
dictation had become insufferable and
and almost absolute The spirit of con-
troll by the few must be met and crushed
as was the lottery. All power is from
the people and must rest in the people,
the great majority of Democrats who
vote, and who, being fired of cut and
dried programs, propose to resist and
to insist on the right to govern
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1903-05-10

DAUGHTER.
husband is as much the discoverer of
radium as she is They have worked
together for many years. She is a
very attractive woman, delicate
blond, with light blue eyes. In addi-
ton to her laboratory experiments she
gives lessons four times week at a
normal school for girls in Sevres.
Professor Curie himself is forty
years old. tall and well built. He is
essentially dreamer, but the bust
ness ability that is lacking In him is to
be found in full measure in his wife.
He dresses with the negligence so
often found u men of genius. Alto
gether he impresses one as man of
marked individuality and possesses
fascination OF manner which 1t is diff
ficult to explain. Like his wife. he is
devoted to their little daughter. girl
of six, and both take personal charge
of her education. She was born about
the time they first got a glimpse of the
mineral which is destined to make
their names famous In the world of
science.
It must be said it is altogether uE-
likely radium will be commercial pos
sfbiIitv for some time to come. This is
owing to the cost of extracting it from
the pitchblende. Professor Curie esti-
mates that the initial operation where
bv but two decigrams were secured
cost g 900 but Re y hopeful cheaper