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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-05-26
McGOVERN BREAKS DOWN.
Cannot Fight Attel on Account Of
Malaria

Terry McGOvern will not be in condition
to fight Abe Attel at Fort Erie Me-
mortal day, and Sam Harris, Terrys mana
ger, has asked Manager Hermann of the
Canadian Club for two-weeks' postpone
ment.
McGovern, who has been training at
Johnson's road house on Jerome avenue,
has been ailing since Friday. He did no
work Saturday Sunday
Feeling better yesterday morning. Nc
Govern went out for a spin. After going
a few miles he broke down completely and
was scarcely able to get back to his quar-
ters. Trainer Charley Mayhood sent for
DR.. Hargrave. who said Terry was suffer-
ing from malaria and would have to stop
training. When the Brooklyn boy heard
the doctors verdict he cried like child.
Sam Harris said last night:
II can send him to Mount Clemens and
get him in condition to fight two weeks
after next Saturday IL they will put off the
match until that time"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-05-26
CHEVY CHASE WON.
Washington Team Defeated SO to o In
PLAY for Star CUP.

The spring series of team matches be-
tween the Washington. Chevy Chase and
Columbia Golf Clubs for The Evening Star
cup terminated Saturday afternoon. The
Chevy Chase and Washington teams were
the contestants. the match being played on
the beautiful course of the former, the
visitors being defeated by the score of 81
to 0. The committee having the matches
in charge. will arrange an entirely new
schedule for the fall. although it is expect
ed that the tie match between Chevy Chase
and Columbia will be settled before that
time. Many members of the two teams
spend the summer away from Washington
and for this reason satisfactory aggrega-
tons can hardly be gotten together. al
though there is a possibility of the players
needed journeying home to get in the
match.
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MORRIS PARK RACES.
Sergeant Won Van Cortlandt Handicap
in q 2omp

Thanks to Handicapped Vosburgh F. r.
HitchcOcks pony thoroughbred Sergeant
won the rich Van Cortlandt handicap at
Morris Park yesterday. Mr.. Vosburgh was
extremely lenient in his allotment of weight
-ninety-fve pounds-to the little colt that
romped away with the stake in the easiest
imaginable manner.
Eight good handicap horses made up the
field for the race. In the early betting it
was 3 to 1 and take your pick against
Rosetint, Sergeant and New York. At
post time the two last-named receded to Is
to 5, while the first retained the opening
price. On all sides in the ring were heard
such remarks 81 think Sergeant is a
'cinch, but l am not sure Of Henderson,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-05-26

suaded by liberal prize inducements to add
to the interest and excitement of the meets
by running off three One-mile heats Mr..
Klosterman will meet them more than
half way in his desire to give the public
all that is wanted He has taken the mat
ter up with the managers of all the pace
followers that will ride here this year,
and. although motor races are not a part
of the schedule of the national paced cir
cult. Mr.. Kiosterman is hopeful that he
can make the satisfactory arrangements
This feature will, however, always be a
subordinate part of the meets. as the great
work of the pace followers this season will
afford all the sport that can be desired.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-05-26
YALE BLANKED GEORGETOWN.
Apperious' Absence Weaked Blue ano
Gray Very Perceptibly.

Georgetown went down before Yale at
New Haven yesterday afternoon, to U.
The result was big surprise to the Yale
supporters. for 1t was generally supposed
that the Georgetown boys would be tough
proposition.
Georgetown's captain was not In the
game, and this a big loss to them.
Cote made a hairra ising catch in the deep
right that had all the looks of home run
Georgetown could not hit Bowman. Then,
too the Yale boys were hauled over the
Goals for their poor showing in Saturdays
game at Providence, and they were de-
termined to retrieve themselves. Score:
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20 Years of
Vile Catarrh
Wonderful Testimony to
the Curative Powers of
DIR. Agnew's Catarrhal
Powder.

Chas. o. Brown. journalist, Of Duluth, MINI,
writes: II have been sufferer from Throat and
Nasal Catarrh for 20 years, during which
time my head has been stopped up and my eondi-
ton truly miserable Within Is minutes after
using DIR. Agnew's Catarrhal Powder l obtained
relief. Three bottles have almost, II not entirely.
cured me-"
DIR. Agnews Ointment relieves piles instantly.
Sold BY F. s. WILLIAMS. 9th and sts., and
MODERN DRUG CO. 1A It'll At
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-05-26
AMERICAN LEAGUE GAMES.
Cleveland, 2; Athletics. 1.

Cleveland. playing at home yesterday de-
feated the Athletics by the score of to /.
Moore and Plank pitched good ball, the
former being the best, and would have
scored a shut-out but for GOchnauer's wild
throw in the ninth inning Catches by
Bay. Gochnauer and Mccarthy were fea-
lures
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eleven men Neither side scored In the
first, Cunningham retiring the side on
strike-outs. The Gunton boys landed on
Cunningham curves in the seventh inning
for six runs. The Fourth team then came
to the bat and tied the score. to 3 In
the last inning the victors made two more
while the losers could get but one more.
The game ended with the score 10 to y.
Tho Imam folloWS
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Earned run-Cleveland 1. Two-base hit-Mur-
ply Three base hits-Lajoie and Bradley. Sacr-
flee hit-Gochnauer. Stolen bases-Seybold and Da-
Wis. First base halls-On Moore. 2. Left on
bases-Cleveiand. 3; Philadelphia. L. Struck out
BY Moore, 8; by Plank. B. Umpires-slessrs. Con-
molly and Hassett Time Of game-1 hour and 30
minutes.
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Chess Masters Tourney.

The seventeenth round of the interna-
tional gambit chess tournament contested
at Vienna yesterday, resulted as follows:
Teichmann beat Marshall. Mieses beat
Tschigorin. Schlechter beat Gunsberg.
Drawn: Pillsbury- MarocZy. Adjourned: Swi-
dersid Marco. The latter has the better
position and should win.
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Gunton. .............. 0 o 6 2-io
Fourth .............. o D D o l.
First base by errors-Fourth, 4. Left on bases
Gunton, 2; Fourth, 6. First base on balls-On Gun
ningham, 9. Struck out-By s. Seay, II; by Cum
ningham H. Home run-Green. Three-base hits
Watson Walhaupter, Daniels S. Seay and Clax-
ton Two-base hits-Hayden, W. Warman and r
Warman.- Stolen bases-S. Seay, FL. Seay, Hay
den (2) Green (2) Poole (2) and Foreman Double
plays-Asquith and Crst; Cunningham, W. War
man and +. Warman Hit by ptcher-By Cunning
ham, l. Passed ball-Steyenson, 1. Umpire--Mr
Barr. Time of game-1 hour and rs minutes.
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Two-base hIt-BarnWell, Home run-BOwman.
First base balls-On Drill, 2; OF bowman, l.
Double play-Schiller to bowling. Wild pitch
Drill. Struck out-By Drill. /; by Bowman, .; by
Patton 3. Stolen bases-Barnwell, McGettigan and
Dorman 2. Umplre-Mr Gruber Time OF game
1 hour and minutes.
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THE CHURCH LEAGUE.
Standing Of Church League Clubs.
Fourth Presbyterians Defeated in Close
and Exciting Game.

There was a large gathering Of enthusi-
astic spectators yesterday afternoon on the
Columbia road ball grounds to witness the
contest between the Gunton Temple team
and the Fourth Presbyterian team, the
former winning by the score OF 10 to ..
This game was about the most interesting
played this season in the Church League,
as there was no kicking against the UNI
pire's decisions. Cunningham and s. Seay
both pitched excellent ball for their re-
spective teams. Each pitcher struck out
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Earned runs-Detroit. l. Washington. /. Two
base hit-Mulln. First base on balls-On Mullin.
3; on Patten, 2. First base errors-Detroit, 2;
Washington, 2. Left on bases-Detroit Z; Wash
ington. q. Sacrifice hits-Holmes l2). Ryan, Sell
bach and Patten. Stolen bases-Holmes Setback
Coughlin and Smith. Struck out-By Mullin 1;
by Patten, B. Double plays-Orth to Carey; Orth
to Martin 10 Carey; Coughlin to Orth to Carey;
Martin to Carey. Umpre-Mr. O'Loughlln. Time
of game hour and % minutes
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Earned rnns-St. louis. 3; New York, l. Three
base hit-lIeidrick. Sacrifice hit-McCormick
Double plays-Williams. Courtney and Camel;
Courtney. Williams and Camel. Stolen bases
Mccormick. Sug,len, Fultz, Williams Bases on
balls-On Sudbon 1; OF Chesbro 2 Struck out
By Sudhoff ,: by CHESHIRE, 3. Left on bases-St
Louis. 3; New York. .. Umpire-Mr Sheridan
Time of game hour and 10 minutes.
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st. Louis, 6; New York, 1.

The New Yorks were defeated in st.
Louis yesterday by the Browns, the score
being to 1. Sudhoff was very effective
for st. Louis. while CHESHIRE was hit hard
and timely. Score
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vanderbilt's Biltmore Won.

VanderblItS BiItmore Won.
w. X. Vanderbilt's Blitmore, with ].
Rausch up, at the st. Cloud meeting near
Paris yesterday. won the Printemps handi-
cap worth 81 COO.
Mr.. Vanderbilt's Reinette II took second
place in the race for the Prix Guayacourt
at the meeting.
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Yesterdays National League Games.

New York. 10: st. Louis, 4.
Brooklyn, 8; Pittsburg. o.
Chicago s: Philadelphia 4.
Cincinnati 8: Boston. 4
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Desde Italia

Roma, Febrero 5 In prensA en-
ropeA en- general observs el contras'
to que existe entire 10 prosperidad
general de cite hermoso pas y las
miserias y calamiAades que & diario
Sc anunciAn en- las proViuci&s msri
dionales. So supone por muchos
de los que ne delican al estudio de
los problemas soci&les y polfticos
de eAta terra, que lA diferenciA CON.
sists en- de- sctos de legislation, que
ha llevado 10 AbundanciA & las pro-
vincias de norts, & expenses de las
del Sud.
De todas parties, el problsma, que
reclama urgente eatudio, ha dado
origen 6 dos proyectos galvadores:
el uno de Arkcter odciAl, y el otro,
del conoeido hombre pdblico sef1or
Sonnino. Ri comit6 pArlAmentario
que ne encArgA de estos asuntos,
tieue en- estudio ambos proyectos de
ley. Hasta hoy solo ha pensado en-
las obras p6blicAs para remediar lA
pobrexA del proletArio; pero 81 &C.
nor Sonnino sc eatk enc&rgando de
lemostr que la construction de
ferr ocarriles en- distritos que no los
neceaitAn, vale tanto como d&r una
cuchara & nm individuo que NADIA
tiene que conner.
Recorriendo 10 situaci6n actual,
dice Sopnino que sLR agriculture
eatk en- decadencia, el pals estk des'
pobl6ndose, la prosperidad es mn mi
to: 10 dnico que prospera es el ger
men de lA usura.s
Otro tanto dicen las estadfsticss
de emigration y de instruction pu'
blicR. En- 1902 la emigration de- las
provincias napolitanas lego & In res
petable eliza de 167, 354, que repre-
senta I'M veinte por mil de la pobla.
cion. En- S.cilia fue de 6 y cuarto
por mil, y en- ell resto del pals no lle'
&c siquierA & tres por mil.
En- cuAnto G instruction p1blica,
no eStamos tan NAL como en- otros
pAises. Las estAdisticas de 1900,
por ejemplo, dan nm IA 10 por 100
de personas que no saben leer nj es'
cribir para las provincias del Norte,
contra nm A por eiento para las
provincias del Sud, llsgando este
promedio & In considerable cantidad
de 81 por ciento ca 9 CAlabriM y "a por
ciento en- Sardinia.
Qae ell pals ss encuentra en- estado
deplorable, es cosa que no Sc esca'
pa al menos listo, Los bancOs est6n
hacienda su agosto. FL do NApoles
y sl Italia, por ejemplo asaban do
ApoderArse de bienes por vAlor de
tres millones de dollars por concep-
tos de hipotecAs vencidAa!
Los proyectos del gobierno de Son
nino tienaen, si bien por distinto
pamino, & eatimnlar & LOS pequenos
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ls!s.ns.iiiis Local

Santo de mafIana: San Bias oh.
Los skbsdos y Domir gos toiA per.
soma de Rusto comprA dulces en- al
mibar do lon que 90 vendsn on el
portal 81 lado del AynntaLiento.
Los hay de siste q ocho cases pa
ra todos los gustOs Hay tAbs COS
do nm centAvo en- adelsnte.
Los empleAdOs AnbAlternOs de
Las oficinas del ferrocarril de Circun.
vAlaci6n sc han aaclarado On hue ga
AlegAndo que diff utan POGO sueldo.
---Se encuentra en- 0stA ciudAa CON
objeto de preAtAr fiax 4 como notario
de- Vega Bais, el lics nciRdo don Ezs'.
quiel Martinez Quinterc.
Los detective, Gntisrriz y Var
gas dc comizAron csiAs do cigArri'
llcs que contenian 9 O eAjitas perte
necientes los seilores Perez Hmns.
por haber sido vendidaa sin In fActu.
IN cores 2ondiente. El T sorero
impuso 6 los iLfractorss diez dollars
de mnltA.
--Esta ma mana Manuel Marcial,
denunci6 ante ell Juez de PAz de Ca.
tearal q Ped 20 Spich y Felicits Gra.
nado por haberle agredido en- el mo-
mento de salir de su casa. Ambos
fueTon multado CON 30 dollars y 80
centavos.
-Ha presentado Eu reuuncia de
Conceal del Ayuntamien9o de Yam.
CO dom Francisco Autongiorgi con
objeto de atender sus Rsuntos pArti
culaYes.
-Esta noche no habrk rec epci6n
en- 10 Mansion Ejecct.vA.
-EstA mafiana celebro uua confe'
renciA con Ell GobernAdor g, Lieen'
ciAdo dom aerminio Disz Navarro.
Anoche regreao dc Msy guez el
Captain de In Insular sefior Wilcox
In Ell cuartlel general de In po.
liciA go hA recibido nm telegrsma del
sargento PAdis,, mAnif ,stando hAber
cspturado nj telsbre cuAtrero Anas
tasio Q uintAnA CON stete caballos q I.
hsbiAn sido rabAdos.
-&Por escAndRiizAr en- 10 via p1bli-
CO fue multAdo estA mlfaIa por el
Juez Kopel, ell individuo Jose Bar.
boss.
-pEn 10 Junta Superior DO Sani.
dad no han rscibido magnffis sos e3'
caparates de acero para guardar la
Recommendation de aquslla oficins.
Dichos essspsrstes son de mucho
gusto y elegAutes.
layer estuvo incomunicada 10
via f6rreA del Oeste hasta In una de
In tarde. Al venir ell primer tren de
In mshana arrollo una vAca, desca'
rrilkndose en- el Grace de Santa Ana
cercs do B yAmo1. No hubo des'
graciAs personAles.
Aver faeron asistidos en- Ell Guar
to do socorros Manuel MarciAl, Fall
cita OIuendo y Gustav VAlls de
cont asiones leve.
..Anoche tuviarou nm encuentro
persopal don 10 6 Perez Losada Di.
rector del B Jletin MercAntil y dom
C1yetano Coll y Cachi. PAreca q
este encuentro oh bsdecio 6 una ''Nota
del DiA" publicada en- el apreciable
cole g..
..MAnAnA 6 las diez y media Sc re
cojsrk en- la sdmiuistracion de Go.
rreos de esta Ciudad IL correspon.
dencia que ha de conducir los E.
u. Ell vApor s'Coamo"
--Reina gran animaci6n para los
festejos que Sc preparan para el re
cibimiento de Mr.. Samuel Compers,
presidente de Ia sFsisrAci6n Ameri,
cana de Nsw York, entire los obre
ros puertorriq a9f1r1.
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LA UNION.

Este acreditado Salon de Bar
beria y perfumeria sito en- 10 Gale
de San Jos6 II, Bajos del Casino
Espanol, frente & Ia fotograna del
senior Colorado, est& introduciendc
grAndes mejoras y cuenta CON tres
eompetentes operafios.
Precio de eadA servicio 30 etvs
Propietario
Agapito del Toro'
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pr ropietarios, dando ell traste con IL
Aeumu' aci6n de caudsles en- nanos
de unos pocos CON nj table detrimen'
to de los demas.
La PAtl 10 de 10 .PoesiA" esta pi'
diendo & gritos el auxilio de 10 "Pro.
80" mas vulgar: ell orc.
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Sc considera in
minente la guerra

New York, Mario 2 10. A. M.
Otros despachos dicen que las re-
laciones diplomaticas entire Russia y
Turqula estan q punto de romperse
y que el Emperador de Turqufa SAL
dra en- breve de San Petersburgo.
Sc considera inminente la guerra.
Russia sigue hacienda granaes prepa-
rativos para atacar q Turqufa.
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Turquia y Russia Sc
Sc preparan para
la guerra

New York, Mario 2 10. A. M.
Un despacho de San Petersburgo
noticia que Turquia y Russia estan
hacienda preparativts para la gue-
IRA. Ell Sultan moviIiza activamen-
te su ei6rcito. La matanza de ar
menios cristianos continna. Reina
gran excitacion contra los rusos en-
Turquia.
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en- EuroDa

New York, Mario 2 10. A. M.
Reina gran expectation entire las
potencias europeas. La prensa ca
lifca de grayfsimo ell confiicto en-
ire Russia y La Puerta. Ell Gabinete
de Londres Sc ha reunido, tomando
scuerdos reservados con motive
de estes sucesoS.
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Norma q que
debe aiuStarSe
el apendice del reglamen-
to sobre harlna


Todns las prob. .bieiones me acio-
nadas arriba, 90 aplisar&n Do igual
modo, 6 toda harina que no sea 10
del trigo, seg6n se T al arAn:
az la venta de m z3la de hR-
rinAs.
(2) & 10 venta de cuR q 4ier hari-
M, c0ntsniendo aubstancias sucias
Q daflinas, gusanos, gorgojoa, 6 otro
inseeto enA quiers; 8 que aeA pro.
dueto de nm grAno sucio 8 daf1ino, 8
grsno que haya sido famig ado 8 tra.
tAdo CON sgantes qufLicos.
ga 10 venta de hRrina en- ura
condici6n tai, en- su uso como oil ;
mento, sea dafiino ID salud
La venta & oftecimiento en- vsnts,
aEf el almacenRmiento en- Puerto
Rico I6 Ell trAnsporte y conducci6a
en- dicha 10, CON el prop6sito de
venders almacenar, exponer & ofee.
Ger en venta, eualqnier mexclA de
hsrina con Ell nombre de uno de sus
ingredisntes, queaa prohibida.
uDIGANMEl
sCnSlss son los msjorss cigarrtllos dc
Puerto Rlco.
IA COLLECTIVE"
lOu6les son los cigarrillos mas baratos
HVIoLETAn
BIRN DICHO III
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En- ID m&quina "Olivea" puade ca
cribirse sobrs 81 papel YsyAdo. La
escritura de dirscciones en- sob g.,
es.fAeilfSima.
Son Ager tss. Reynolds & Sanchez
Morales, San Juan. Paerto Rico,
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Mariana Abril

Sc eneaentra er fermo este distin.
guido compAnerc, Director de sLa
Dsm0cracia. ae CAguAs.
Cslebraremos q.e recupere GUAM.
to Antes 10 aalua.
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SON EST0S SUS SINTOMAS !?

Predilecci6n nj 0nan1gmO, emision6s de dfa de
noche. derrames al estar en- presenoia de una
fascivas; granos contracciones de los % mliscuios
(que son precursores de II Epflepsia}; pensa-
tsndenoias dormitsr dormir. ssnssciSn Dc em
6rntscimisnto, RSrdida de Y vol9ntad falta de
dolores On hs piernasy en- Los m1scuios, sensacion
de trtsteza de salientos inqnietud, falta de
msmoris. indecision, melancola: cansancio des-
tantes ante is vista, debiiiSsd despuss del act
ds una p6rdida involnntaria; deIrame al haser
gn pss s
tardo. psrdida disminaci6n de ios descosa 9s.
caimiento de La sensibilidAd, 6rganos Caidos
sn.ss aSa.ies dispspsis etc. ETC. A1ganos de esos
hombre que debe recnperar gus enervadas fnerxas
yitales, yendra scr presa dc alguna. fatal
Nosotros solicitamos de todos los que -sufren
De alguno de los sintoInas arriba enumerados
oon ds
especiaiistas que han tenid0 veinte AMOS de exc
9e saes a. los
una Mny1rnas Sasaci6a rad radical ss z RsImsnsn1s
pacon. es casado soitsrc. cnSiss e los G. IN.
tomas nombrados % le han manifestado I'd,
estrsohsz stills alsuna otra enfsrmsdsd III vsnsres
Nue,tra jQnta dc m6dicos diAgnosticar6 ense.
sra I'd de 10 que ie oassts M E IN Eatamiento ds
radical e lerestabscerAa Ud. p oompists saind.y
s snaa ecs
msd,ees nsys deciaido ii oo@pieso trsssmientes ia z
0oMpANIA BsPEoIALIsrA al EoRTR
l76 Vincent Bldg Broadway q Duane st.,
New York. 3. o. Do A.
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Recepcion a
los cardenales

New York, Mario 2 10. A. M.
Comunican de Rom. que ell Papa
SO halla restablecido do la enfer-
medad que le aquejara y que ha
dado una gran reception q los Car
denales.
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Com frecuencia abandOnamOs
\ 81 cufdado de una tos nm resfriado.
i 81 10 deia Va. continuar por algun tempo
D causarA irritacion en- los puimones nm
] NAL cr6nico on In gargat ta. Las Pas.
t1llas Bronquiales d. brown. le
\ darAn alivio en- seguida.
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A SO OENTAvos %.
0freCen BaquerO y Galdara

iiQae surtido de tesas, de seda y
mu selinn!l SPero donde ca esol
Paes en- casa de Neon & Ca, San
Justo @ q1inA FortAlsz. TAmb'6 j
hAy al el gran surtido de m6quiaas
de c0ser 6 precio de aitu Aei6n.
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Ultima bora
A los acreedOreS OpOSit0reS q
Ia Quiebra de
A. Rausohenplat


Los que snseriben, invitan & los
acreedores opositores & II quiebra
do A. Rauschenplat una reunion
pArtieula ~ el mi6 ecoles pr6ximo 6
las dos dslh tRrde. para aeordar 10
que meJor converge acerca de ID
marche q ne debs darse & dieho
asuntO.
San juan, 2. R. Mario 2 1908.
san Juato Is.
Baqusro q Gdsdara.
Firm el soeio Gestor.
Benito BaQuro.
Linea ferrea del 0este
ITIN ER RIO.
Saidas de Bayam6n = Capital si-
prnrl%x nn0 M nn%n
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The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1903-10-20
Business and Temperance.

Last week the Wabash joined the
other railways, making the use of
liquor in excess sufficient ground for
an employees discharge, and yester-
day the report came from Pottsville
that, "in order to reduce the danger
of accidents in the anthracite mines
to a minimum and to assure steadier
work by the men," the officials of
District No. 8 will hereafter dis
charge all miners who become incom-
petent by reason of drink.
Because of the greater laxity of
the miners life this action in the
mines is all the greater an innova-
ton than that taken by the railroad,
and the interesting thing about it
is that it was suggested by the en-
ployees themselves. They recognized
the risk to their own lives involved
in the -carelessness of a fellow-work-
man befuddIed by intoxicants, and
their course was dictated by self
protection.
The drunkard long since lost his
usefulness to society 1t appears to
be becoming a hard world also for
the habitual drinker whose pride it
has been that he never got full
In these measures the best of tenn
perance methods are seen. When it
no longer pays" to drink, drinking
will go into disuse to an extent not
possible by moral suasion.-From
the New York Evening World.