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THE COURT RECORD.
CRIMINAL COURT.
Erenonf Afford. Judge.

state VS.. Charles Davis and Charles
smith. malicious trespass. Defendants each
State vs. Mamie Branalett: grand lar
ceny. On trial by courE evidence heard:
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COLON IN FOR A PERIOD.
saloon Keeper in Trouble for Having
a Slot Machine in His Place.

Nick Colon, keeper of a saloon at 6S1
Prospect street, was arrested yesterday by
Patrolmen Samuels and Shafer and locked
UP at the police station for keeping slot
machine in his saloon against the orders of
the police department. The machine will be
broken up after the trial this morning.
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Brooklyn Eagle.
When Thomas Taggart out in indianapolis
really gets Bryan. Hill, and Parker in the
same room. will be time enough to make a
note ont. Meanwhile. talk of getting them
together makes Taggart topic. and Tag
CART greatly likes to be made . topic
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Z Mrs. Anderson, a prominent
society woman of Jacksonville,
Fla, daughter of Recorder of
Deeds, West. saws:

Deeds, West, says:
There are but few wives and
mothers who have not at times en-
dured agonies and such pain as only
women know of. / wish such women
knew the value of Lydia T.. Pink
hams Vegetable Compound. IL
is q remarkable medicine, different In
action from any other ever knew and
thoroughly reliable.
II have seen cases where women
doctored for years without permanent
benefit who were cured - less than
three months after taking your Vege-
table Compound. while others who
were chronic and incurable came out
cured, happy, and in perfect health
after thorough treatment with this
medicine. / have never used IL myself
without gaining great benefit. A
few doses restores my strength and
appetite, and tones up the entire
system. Your medicine has been tried
and found true, hence i fully endorse
it, MIS-. X. A. ANDERSON, se5 Wash
ington ST., jacksonville. Fla $4,000
forfeit II original Of aeocs tsstsonia proving gsss-
fneness cannot Be prodsces
The experience and testimony
of some of the most noted women
of America 60 to prove beyond
q question, that Lydia e Pink
hams Vegetable Compound VIII
correct all such trouble at once
by removing the cause, and res
storing the organs to q healthy
and normal condition. :
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the manager, who called him back into the
office and gave the order that he was look
ing for
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ROYAL LINEAGE OF LOVE
SUBJECT OF REV. j. CUMMING
SMITHS SERMON AT TABERNACLE.
Love IL an Idea of Aristocratic Asso-
ea'ions and, Like Man, known by
the Company 1t Keeps.

Inc Royal Lineage of Love" was the
UoJeee Oh the Rev. j. Cumming Smith,
sermon at Tabernacle Presbyterian Church
yesterday morning. AS usual, the discourse
was scholarly. philosophic and spiritual. He
said in part:
AN IDEA, like a man, is known by the
eonpdny IL Keeps. Sometimes an idea like
q Tue man with the genius of adaptation,
peionss 10 an aristocracy OF association but
.Iao the versatility to mix with those who
n.y. iivse on lower planes. Such an idea is
rye I... ~ mas dwelling place in the Ioftiest
aI,iluues. 1t is rich in the blooo of kings
anu queens. No word in our language has
:. monarchical pride and ancestry. Yet
!. mas the power to enter the lowliest
SRsnSeres and crown the commonest souls
VIZ" IN supreme happiness.
buI man who is a political mixer is
aPl oIten TO be misconstrued and even vul-
sdIlzeo. he is a favorite figure for car
soohs. he is made to assume the most
IIuIcuious attitudes, not because he is a
Small man with eel-like lack of backbone
put because he is so large, so opalescent so
varied In his tastes that he touches life at
every point and therefore insect men cam
not possibly perceive the orbit of his in
lSrests or his fundamental sincerity A
Snunting engines that never does anything
put the plain work around q plain depot
mas no possible way of conceiving the loon
lngs and weary windings of a through ex-
press through the Rockies but the express
is just as consistent in its larger. compli-
cate route as the little engine is at the
switches - 49,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-07-19
LA CIUDAD DE- Los CAFES

San Juan es un Paris chinuito.
En- un perimetro tan estt tho como
ell que ocupa la ciudad, hay NADIA me-
nos que noventa cate~eS sin contar los
|ccntenares de tabernas, vulgo be5c2e-
fOS.
Cuantos c~iudadanos andan por esas
GALES de Dios que con mucho disimulo
Sc metcn por Ia trastienda, 4 darse su
humilde burrunazo, pues 10 hay d
todos calibres, lesle mauhatta &c 25
centavos, hasta ell ccutaelto del blanco.
Este por 10 regular, aunque Sc en-
pene en- 10 contrario la Sandal no
suele contener mas que pimienta,
amoniaco, permanganato de sosa Y
otras materials 6eSiutsStu8tes por ell
%estilo, que acaban por envenenar, ell
ORGANISING de los bebedores.
Les inspectors de Sandal, debie-
ran tambien tomar sus muestras para
analizar esos amalgamas que envene-
nan al pueblo.
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Los senores M6dicos recetan la
Emulsion de Scott y la c~onsideran como
n preciosa adquisici6n para la mate
ria m6dica.
Santo Domingo, Septiembre de 1894.
Senores Scott & Bovine, Nueva York.
Muy senores MICS: BESIDE hace al
gunos amos prescribe con admirables
resultados la Emulsion de Scott, que
ids. preparan, cuya formula es una
valiosa adquisicion para la materia
m6dica. En- efecto, considero dicha
Emulsion como Ia formula mas COM
pletay asimilable IN quepueda admins
trarse medicamento tan precioso como
ell aceite de higado de bacalao.
La reputation adquirida por la
Emulsion de Scott es tan merecida que
no vacilo en- confesar que no puede ser
igualada por ninguna otra preparation
de igual clase.
Soy de Uds. alto. S. S. @. B. S. NJ,
+. A1maudo Aguor.
Medico- Cirujano Y Farmac6utico.
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Gust L%angGnberg

Este distinguido artistl Ina llegado 4
San Juan en- donde establecera su es-
tudio.
Dicho caballero que ~haEyiajado por
todas parties del mundo, tiene exquisite
cultura y posee varios idiomas. Tie
ne ell proposito de copiar del natural
los bellos paisajes de esta isla, a la vez
que hacer los trabajos particulars que
Sc lie encomienden.
Saludamos atentamente a tan apre-
ciable senior.
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ACudid al KiOSkO Colon
I'm la plaza del mismo nombre)

Haga una vista y Sc conyencera del
esmerado servicio y buen trato que re-
ciben los parroquianos.
Ell NON PLUS ULTRA en- LkCHE
BATIDA, CENAS inmejorables s.sa-
bados y domingos.
Aouel es ell sitio mas fresco de San
Juan, Y Sc domino Ell bello panorama
de la Bahia.
DIR, JOSE ORDONE GONEZ-Dedicado
4 las eSpeciaiidades de Ciruiia General y
drganoS genito-urinarioS,
Ofrece sus s~ervicios PROFESSIONALS Allen 81.
81. PiSo ~seguudo.
Horas de consulta.-Los dlaS IabofaoleS.-
Dc , Il A.
Consulta |gratuita para los pobres. Martes
n s1bados de 4 4 =.
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SON ESTOS SUS SINTOMAS ?

Predilecci0n al onanismo, emiaiones de dfa g do
noche, derrames al estar en- preeenoia de una
tascivas; granos, contracciones de los mdscuIns
que son precursores de la Epilepsia); pensa.
ieudencias a dOrmitar 8 dOrmir, sensaci6n de en-
o utecimiento, perdida de Ia voluntad, faIta de
onsrgla, unprecedented de concentrar las ideas,
'iolores en- las piernas y enloa mnsculos, sensaci0n
lie tristeza Y de salientos inQuietud. falta de
,lleinoTia. indeoision. melancolia, cansancio DIES.
tantes ante ia vista, debiddAd despu6s del &C, .
dc una perdtia involun tarfa; derrame al ha-er
rsfuerzos On la silla, ruido 8 silbido en- los oiIos.
tllniiiez, msnos y pies pegajosOs y frfos, tenor lie
iignn peligrO inminente de muerte 8 infortunio
lmpotencia parcialo total, derrame premature 4
fariib, p6rdids 8 disminuci6n de Ios desSos a. .
5aimieuto de la sensibilidad, organos caidop v
ae9ilns, dyspepsia, etc, etc. Algunos de esos
aonbre que debe recuperar sus enervadas fuerzas
sataies, 2 yendra 4 ser presa de algunA fatal
Nosotrus solicitamos &c todos los ous sn,rer
ne algnno de los sintomas Arrtba enumerados
QUE OBSERVER BEN ESTE VTSO''
aspeclalistas que han tenidO veinte amos de eXe
pe,iencia, trafando Intermediates de los nery ios v
ma c4racioh radical peTmaneRte. safSRtlIar
E,Nienos una relacfon complete de su caso
lacion, 81 % casado o soltero, cu6ies de Ios air.
'oihis nohnbrados Sc le han manifestado 4 v
q a; ha lIsado algun tratamiento para gonorTes
'siiechez, Stills o Alguna otra ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Nue ira junta de nedicOs diAknosticar6 ensa
lil' embellishments su case (gratis(, inform.
IA u. tic 10 que le cuesta un tratamfepto IA
81 q mas, en 81 que Sc e~fectuarA una curaei6n
Al tIl 80 10 restablecera q I'd. su complete saiud v
sInifa cinco pesos IN billetea de Al uais 4 oIro
'fstii Como garaniia de buenA fA, lie enyiaTe9soS
rnSrsal = iss nisdicinAs requerdas por correu
y .,s'dl,. tan pIont como nurstra turta do
ne iitt.S hayn decidIdo al complete fratalni NJ
IN" ii debe som6terss.
NM 'ANIA RSPE0IALIsTA del NORTE
Io Vincent Bldg Broadway & Duane St.,
= New York. E U. de A.
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Ell Leon POnCenO

5000 personas usan nuestro calza-
do en- Ponce. Unicos vendedores del
famoso calzado para hombre; SMART
SET.
Sombreros. cuellos, corbatas, pullos,
& infnidad de articulos para caballero.
COMERCTO STREET
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NOticias generates

CoNsEJO A LAS MADRE niarabe claimants
do Ia sehora Winsluw debe usarse sl=mpre que lou nlncs
estan en- Ell peri 10 de la denticion Proporciona aiivio
Immediate al psqueEo pacisnte, produce nn sueno ma
tural y traiquiio ahvia ei doiol y Ell cage ito despiens
muy vivo , allegro = rs muy aeradabie "a paladaI, Gains
al nido ablanda sus rneias, alivia sus dolores haze u
Giles las funciones del 9.toms 60 y regula los infestInos
ia eI .ueior remedic Lonocido para Ia dia.rea "a pro
,snpasSJa lie la denti-i6n 8 de ~cnaiYniera atrA cAusA'
Isnpass mucho cuidado en- Pt dir 81 Jarah~ 3AiMAAs
IL il Salars WinsLw $50 .! Nsios 10 sahas
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ESCena al VueIO

Anoche los ~areopagitaso capitalenos
estaban de en%horabuena. Todos los
cafes ~aparecian concurridisimos. Pa
rece que, como sabado al fin, TODD ell
mundo ~cojio aqua
iSimpatico aspecto.- decfan los <bru-
jas> regenerados-el que esos cafes pre-
sentan =.
-Amado, un <%burrunazo de patentes
-dijo un distinguish ~fantochista.~
Y otro, Que lie miraba ~co disimulo~
Una &cidra@-exclam0.-1 mana
a ....que me bombard6en los &ingleses.o
All right!
Para curdr I'm Refryado en- un Ola
,ome las PAsTILLAs DE- BRoNo
UININ 81 hOtioArto 10 devolveFa el dinero 81
nose cura La hrmA de &. W. GROVE 40 hslls
en- cada caika
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SUCCESSION ALFONSO

FOTOGRAFOS- SAN FRANCISCO AZ
Retratos y ampliaciones de todas classes a
ciaro oScuro y al cleo.
Tarjetas Postales y Albums de Pto-Rico.
TarJetas PostaleS sensibleS para que TODD
aticionado pueda hacerlos de sus trabaios y
banos para las mismas.
PRECIOS MODICOS.
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HOMBRES DEBILES
RECOBRAD VUESTRO VGOR
La DEMORA ES PELlGROSA.

Psrece que Ell Creador ha ordenado que despu6s
r. lA sangre el fuido vital seminal sea Ia sub
AiaHcia mas preciOsa EN- ell cuerpO del hOmbre, V
aiEuia peraida cnntranHtural de 81 producira
ST. 1upre resultaios dcsastrosus.
Murlins hUm5Tes han mltertO de enfermedades
OF ii"ntuS IL es 4 mn las del coraZon, del higahn.
! les iln"ueN, Intermediates pulmonares, etc
l"tT hho r POI nitiiu a su ytialidad gaStarse, OF.
2onlenh"Se aSi a ser faciles victimas dc estas
tHt-t'ilrtiddrs cuando a!Kunas cajas de nuesI1as
Medicines, tnna,tAs d tempo. habI ian tInpedldO
siAs hetihtshtrs ~p6niidas, ai perseverance su
ffn~iS rHfcf medabps.
M1cli"~ hoin''rrs han llegado lenta, pero ssgura-
mente, a I'M estado dc deInenciR incurable q cAusa
De est1s perdidas, sin saber la verdaderA cau,a
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GENTLEMEN LADIES.
Desiring to take lessons in Sprnish
will md o competent teacher at e
Tetuan st.
Remate de prendaS

Espl6ndido remate de prendas pre-
ciosas ell 81 del actual, 4 las 2 de la
tarde. en- la casa de prestamos de DO
Sc Bazan Y Ca, Fortaleza %.
La casa sigue hacienda u ope-
r%aciones.
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CAFE "SAR JUAN"

Ell sitio mas ~ctntrico I fresco de la Ciudad.
ofrece al pdblico, s~ervicio esmerado, refres-
cos, dulces Y helados, q la vez que oportu
nldad para disfrutar de la mGsica de a
retratR.
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DuICeS en- aImibdr

Dulces en- almibar de yarias classes
V tabacos Y cigarrillos Sc Venden al la
do del Ayuntamiento casa nfmero ~
frente 4 la Plaza Principal.
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F a

Ell camarero ha dido decir que ell
padre de su m va q regular a este
las <Cartas de Madame de Sevigne1
II Oh senorito-le dice EN- o ba-
ja-i cuanto lie agradecer6 me reserve
los sellos, para mi collection!
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GRAN SASTRERIA
de R. Monies. F~Urtaleza %. Allen Street 20

En- este antique y acreditado estableci-
miento ademas de Su eXtenso Y elegante sur
lido de cacimires Ingleses Y Franceses, en-
~contrara su nGmerosa clientele Trajes hechos
en- todas medidas, com asf mismo tam
bien un extenso surtido de corbatas, %tirantes,
ligas, paraguas ienoveses. ~cuellos, punos, ca
misas n~egligGe blancas y de dolores. Can't
sas especiales y exclusives para Frak y Smo-
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BaquerO y Gandara

Concentrates importadores de pro-
welcomes de todas procedencias.
San Justo Is Y Is, San Juan Puerto
Rico.
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Dime, Juan, ique edad tiene tn
padre!
La misma que yo.
-iC6mo es ESQ.,
81, hombre; 81 fu6 mi padre Ell
dla que yo su hiio.
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Sal Superior de Curacao
A so OENTAVOS az
Puntas paris, cajas dc
90 lbs. gruesas v finas ia
mahos de 2 hasta S pull
G das a $3.50.
Maiz del pals q 5000 az.
Chorizos gallegos en- latas
q $1,Io.
Alambre puas, rollos
de 90 lbs. So, IS,
Cramps, barril de 90
Iibras So.
0ireCen BaQuerO J Gandara
Para cUrdr un RefYddo en- un d0
tome las LAXANTE DE BRORA
QUININA. 81 boticario lie devolvera Of dinero 81
no SO cura la hrma de B. W. GROVE SO halls
50 Cais oajita.
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Cosas de ninos.

Cada vez que sale Juanito 4 la Gale
Sc sorprende de 10 mucho que saluda
la genie 4 su abuelo, que lie a%compana:
-iSabes, abuelito-le dec1a dias
atras-que seg1n veo tendras I'm en-
tierro muy cOncurrido!
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Sc COmpran abaniCOS

Antiques de cualquier clase, aunque no
est6n en- buen estado.
Dirigirse 4 Tetuan 81, San Juan 8
Concrete %, Ponce.
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S E..

Que no publicamos comunicados sin
que sean pagados por adelantado.
Cada seis palabras Sc cuentan po1
una Inca y la Inca vale diez centavos.
Las cartas que vengan con comuni-
cados sin su importe, no Sc ~contestan.
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Linea f6rrea del OeSte
~ITINERARIO

BiUetes 6a1utos pata dia& feStieoS
l Clase. ? Clase.
DE Capital i Bayam6n, de
ida y vuelta. ......... 1925 so. 10
De Bayam6n 4 { atano. ida
y vuelta. ....... 49,. Is 10
Billete ordinario de Capital 4 Catano en-
? clase 4 3 ctvS.
Bayam6n 10 de Noviembre. 1903
ERAMON NALDES
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Un principe de la ciencia medica dice
& un cliente suyo;
ESQ no es NADIA. Con un buen re-
gimen reconstituyente, en- ounce dlas
estara listed curado. Pero, sobre TODD,
81 quiere listed conseryar la salud, re-
nuncie en- absolute al piano.
Apenas ha salido ell c%liente, un ayu-
dante pregunta al professor.
-iPor que, querido maestro, lie ha
prohibido listed que toque ell piano.
-Porque vive en- ell piso bajo de es-
ia misma casa.
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No supo e~xpresarse.

No supo e%xpresarse.
Muchach0 (empleado novicio en- la
reduction de un peri6dico. eAqui es-
tuvo uno que deseaba darle a listed
una paliza.
Reduction .-lE que lie dijiste?
LIE die que 10 sentia mucho, pero
pero que no estaba listed para reel
brio
~
Deja esa locura que tie va a matar,
decfa un amigo 4 otro, al verle tan
perdidamente enamorado de una DANA
elegante Y hermosa.
ii All, queridoi respondlo ell ena-
morado, no puedo, no ~encuentro Ell
medic Sc conseguirlo. iDejarla7 de
amar! es impossible.
Al contrario, es muy senclllo.
= Aborrecerla
81, en- un mes.
u ComoI
-Casandote con ella.
~
Z Esta listed satisfecha de los re-
sultados de SUI hija de listed en- ell Co
legio?
:; va 10 creo! ! Como que Sc va a
casar con uno de los p~rofesores
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Hjstoyieta.-Un ratero comparece
ante ell tribunal deshaciendose en- las
timeros ayes y llorando como n Mag
dalena.
FL Presidente, conmovido, lc habla:
-Dicen que carece listed de ocupa-
ci6n. ;Cuanto tempo hace que esta
listed sin TRAFALGAR!
-Desde que fallecio mi santa madre.
FL Presidente Sc compadece cada vez
mas del infeliz huerfano y lie pregunta:
y icuando murio la madre de us
ted!
-Muri6, al echarme al mundo.i.... !
w*x
En- un Tribunal de i~usticia Sc lee es-
tie edicto:
-<Se prohibe la entrada al que no
tenga %juiciO.2
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solar con una superlicie de LIB ,ara.
euadradas sta en- la Gale del Sol de est,
Ciudad.
Casa terrera dc mamposterfa edifcad:
en- Ell mlsmo solar, marcada con el No. ,,
de la calle del Sol .,......
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1903-02-14
A Large Party

The party given on Wednesday
afternoon at the home of Mrs. r. A. Ro-
| mans by Mesdames Romans, Marshall
and Woolston was in number of ways
the most remarkable party given in
Denison. One hundred and ten guests
were seated and served to very elegant
two course refreshments at the same
time. Before this time jolly game
consisting of guessing the names of
newspaper '.Ads" was played and the
ladies enjoyed this pastime greatly.
Mrs, 'Kirkup was the lucky winner of
the prize, very handsome china plate.
Red carnations and roses with ferns
made their always cheerful home very
beautiful and filled the air with the
Romans. Bale. Sllleto. SERVER, Smith
and Mrs. Voss assisted the hostess
/ es in serving. Mr.. Martin gave some
I OF his always enjoyable readings in the
afternooa and also entertained the
guests in the evening, Mrs. Louis
Romans Of Charter Oak was among the
out of town guests.
One you'd have thought the under
taking Of entertaining SO many in the
afternoon would have proved enough
for the hostesses but they entertained
in the evening, about sixty guests
again enjoying the evening. Miss
Polster Miss Ley and Miss McHenry
gave music and MIR. Martin and Mrs j
B. Romans gave much enjoyed read
ings.
We do not think Denison has ever
had more charming party and the
three sisters are to be warmly congrat-
ulated
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1903-02-14
Jefferson Draws One.

Carnegie has given ten thousand dol
lars to Jefferson for library and the
Bee gloats as follows:
ITO Denison, Perry, Upton and the
other Carnegie libraried towns, we
may say that they are not the only
raisins in the pie
But on sober second thought adds:
What we ought to have done was to
ask Carnegie to build us new poor
house"
The Bee also fears breakers ahead
for it says further:
We trust that the location of Je-fer-
sons new Carnegie library building
will not have TO be referred to The
Hague Tribunal Fortunately it will
be impossible to sequester it in a barn
along with the $3.50 public fountain. .
The humane people Of Jefferson to
blanket the fountain during the winter
months We Believe The new library
site is safe in their bands.
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TWEEDLEDEE TWEEDLBDUM.

Inc Bulletin announces that 9Th e
Bulletin has no claim against the
city. 1t does not say that the owner
of "The Bulletin" has, but that is
evidently the distinction it is so anxi-
GUS to draw. The people will be de-
lighted to know that the Bulletin
makes no claim but that it is only the
s'editor of the Bulletin" who does it.
We acknowledge that the REVIEW
was mistaken. sad, isn't it? But that
little 5000 will be just as hard to pay
as if the Bulletin and not the editor OF
the Bulletin got the money. Verify OF
all the hair-splitting this deserve the
bakers goods.
Now that this important matter is
settled will the editor of the Bulletin
tells us how, after giving his consent
and thereby accepting, the risk of
damage. he can eitherlegally or moral
ly claim damages from the city ash a
result of the circumstances which
could not, or would not have existed
without his consent?
Here are some questions which the
editor of the Bulletin can easily an
swer by yes or no if he so chooses
Did the editor of the Bulletin give
his consent either verbally or in writ.
ing that the old Warbasse building
might be located where it was? Did
he ask any guarantee either of the
owner of the building, the renter there
of or the city council, against damages
which might arise there firm?
Die he obtain the consent of the city
council before he built the obnoxious
stairway to the north of his building
Did the falling building strike the
Bulletin building on the stairway?
Has the stairway any legal status
save that of public nuisance?
Is not any damage claim against the
city a matter of public Importance,
and is it not a proper subject for dis
cussion on the part of any taxpayers
whether the damages should be paid
to the Bulletin or the editor of the
Bulletin?
Does it make any difference as to
the matter being properly g subject of
public concern and discussion. Should
the city council in awarding damages
to any person be influenced by any
other consideration than the law in
the case?
If it be proven that the city. was not
legally liable for the damage sustained
would the editor of the Bulletin wish
or advise the city council to pay the
claim
Would the editor of the Bulletin
wish to accept money from the city
unless legally due him?
Ii the Bulletin will answer these
questions the REVIEW will cheerfulfy
accept the amen dment that it is no5
THE Bulletin but the editor of the
Bulletin who is making the claim for
damages n;
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1903-02-14
AmendLne Li.tIefieId sill.

Washington, Feb. 18-The senate
committee on judiciary continued lis
consideration OF the trust question.
The committee was especially con
cernea in an effort to so amend the
Littlefeld bill as not to make it bur.
densome TO small corporations. II
practically is the unanimous opinion
OF the committee that the bill should
be enacted into law, but there is much
difference as to the phraseology to be
employed. There also is practical
unanimity as to the desirability of
making the proposed law apply to cor
porations which are capable of becom-
ing oppressive in their operation and
OF relieving those which are bene-
ficient in their operations and are not
extensive enough to require close SUI
pervision. The committee is finding
difficulty in defining "a line of de-
narration.