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Methodist Minister
Cured Of Kidney Trouble
Re-. DR.. I. ViIlars, Prominent Meth
odist Divine, Cured CT Kidney
Disease by SAFE Cure"

After o delay of months 10 be sure
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( snow anything OF myself J. am
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meat vita the seaa tors who corteBced
chat the president should nave turned
20 the Nicaragua route after falling to
secure ColoMbias ratification Of tAe
canal treaty. His principal reason for
this was announced 10 be his BELIEF
that SIC should have only a sea level
canal. which, he said, was possible 81
the Panama route and not possible on
The Nicaragua route. lie aid not pc
lieve THAI any out a sea level canal
would pay expenses.
He declared his qualification that the
house expression given in favor Of the
canal had come from Democratic
states, and added, that Democratic
votes would make the ratification Of
the treaty certain. The Republican
party could make 10 such. claim. and
the president had received no assur-
ances Of support from the Republican
party at large.
Continuing his discussion Of the poll
teal feature Of the canal controversy
ana extending his contention that the
presidenl was without support ia his
oRn party, ar. Clarke declared that
the president IS now the central Squire
in q BelshazLars feast, waiting for q
friendly Daniel to interpret the hand
writing on the wall and prophesy for
him whether the chairman Of the Re
publican National committee Ivy III hsh
or cut bait" He also declared that
popular support of the president =
course in his own party was so luke
warm as 10 cause great rejoicing over
the announcement. that the three prin-
cipal federal Office holders In Boston
were for the nomination II Dir. Roose-
welt. and 10 cause the announcement
that Alaska was COR him 70 be emblaZ-
oned forth ia box car letters.
Mr.. Clarke made q vigorous appeal
for the consideration OF the canal Queg-
ton indepeudent o. partisan bias, and
when he closed was warmly congratu-
lated by a number Of senator's from
both sides Of the chamber.
The senate went into executive .seS-
sion at 4.S2 and adjourned al 4,3T .. N.
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The Jaeanese show remarka Ole OFT
ward calm and no scenes similar 70
these IN America ard England before
recent wars are witnessed. There are
occasional demonstrations aud out
Groupings Of popular feeling. gut the
casual visitor TO the larger cities can
see but little out Of the ordinary il.
the disposition and behavior Of the peo-
pie. There is. however. an undercur-
rent of desperate determination running
he nations length and breadth. more
imposing In many ways than a demon
slrafive motion. The people have
counted the cost and made final prep
aFations. so that il forced to fight they
are capable Of waging and sustaining
var III a manner that viii surprise the
TeorlI
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Russian Fleet Ready.

st, Petersburg. Feb. A dispatch
from NIadivostock, dated today, and is
sued here by a semi-ofFcisI agency,
says the Russian feet at YladivostOck
has been fully equipped for immediate
service and prepared for sea- All the
wood fittings of the ships were removed
yesterday. The harbor is being kept
open by ice breakers.
3 The feet consists Of four cruisers, the
Cromober of 1885 tons the Rossia Of
-, 100 tons, the BoRatir Of s, $50 tons and
the Rurfk of 10. sZ3 tons, and q trans
port, the Lena.
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HAvAs AGENCY STORY.
French News Bureau Declares. Rus
sia's Answer Satisfactory.

Paris. Feb. THE Havas agency has
circulated q dispatch 10 the effect that
Russia's reply 10 Japan, the substance
OF which has been communicated TO
the foreign chanceilOries everywhere,
has made an impression that war VIII
be ayerted.
Views have been exchanged between
the United States France and Great
Britain on the subject The conces-
sioas therein go beyond general ex-
peetation and illustrate the sentiments
of equity and loyalty actuating the
ear.
IF. IN spite of the very large sat
isfaetion Japan will receive" continues
the dispatch. the issue Of the crisis
should be Nar. Japan win incur the
y hole responsibility and find herself
morally isolated"
The reply, the Havas agency says,
only awaits its final drafting and VIII
be presented Feb. g.
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JAPANESE DIFFERENTIATION.
Little Demonstration, But Feeling Is
Deep.

Toxic, Feb. 2.-The Russian note is
still undelivered- and the government
and people of Japan do not possess any
definite information concerning the
time of its arrival or its contents. Rus
sia's delay, coupled with the announce
ment of continued movement Of rein
fOrcements into Manchuria, increase
the strain of the tension, while is di-
minishes the already slim prospects for
peace. The government has been urged
TO dispatch q peremptOTy note to St.
Petersburg, threatening TO declare war
if refused immediate satisfaction in
the way of a reply TO its previous note,
but still the government is patiently
waiting, although il is manifest if the
delay is much more prolonged il viii
act energetieally. Even this viii move
rapidly when the note is finally received
if it is materially unsatisfa Glory and
the prospect for additional negotiation
Is slight, although probably Japan viii
dispatch an ultimatU5n before striking.
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CREATION OF NEW CARDINALS.

Rome, Feb. Pit seems more and
more likely that the pope viii meet the
wishes of the Brazilian government by
creating the archbishop of Rio JaneiTo
a. cardinal. the poptiff remarking IN this
connection that Brazil contains over
Il, 600 600 Catholics. 1t is further as
serted thai Emperor William Of Ger
many has also expressed d desire TO
nave another German cardinal. as Ger
many now has only two, Cardinals
Fischer and Kopp, while the empire
contains 20, 600 600 Catholics, or 1000 600
more than Spain, which has five car
dinals
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{ MISS MARSHAL SUFFERED FROM
< Nervousness.
< Dependency.
< internal trouble
< AVOmanly weakness.
HER LETTER.
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tracted intiammatory rheumatism. and
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much MY family had to bear from ne
The p2ins were i'm my limbs, bat 7 also
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great suffering. We tried "A great many
= medicines, both for the rheumatism and
the special weakness But they did not
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my sufferings would end only with nay
lie.
II did not expect any good OF Paino's
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cause my father made me do st. IN
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Z Compound Then gradually the rheu-
< matism was taken out OF ny system
u VIII not say that II was a sudden cure
4 1t took some time to conquer the Theu-
= maUsm. ] am thankful that my other
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X Il can now certify however that the
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x been completely cured by your wonder
< ful Paine's Celery Compound
CHARLOTTE MARSHALL.
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Thibstan Question.

After mentioning the political mis-
sion which with the concurrence Of
the Chinese government" has entered
Thibetan territory in order to secure
due Observance OF conventions, saying
that a Chinese official had been dis
patched from Pekin to meet the mis-
sion, and expressing trust that an ar
rangement would be reached to peace
fully remove the constant source Of
friction, the speech concludes with the
warning that although the estimates
have been framed with the utmost de-
sire for economy, the burden imposed
by the necessities of naval and mill
tary defense lis undoubtedly serious"
and mentions some Of the proposed
domestic legislation, as already fore
casted in these dispatches No sugges-
sion of legislation is made concerning
ireland IN the kings speech.
At the conclusion Of the ceremony
in the house Of lords their majesties
returned TO the palace, and the mem
beTs of the house Of commons repaired
TO their own house and adjourned at
4 o'clock.
When the house Of commons assem-
bled later for business, the house was
crowded and there Was great ANNA
ton, in striking contrast with the list
lessness generally characteTizing the
opening Of q session. Jossnh Cham
beriain was waTlnlE greeted by the
bulk Of the Conservatives as nc en-
tered and took a seat below the gang
way. The other parliamentary lead
ers were accorded hearty receptions
by their followers.
The secretary of state for home af-
fairs Mr.. AlSers-Douglas, in the abb
sence Of Premier BalfOur temporarily
assumed the duties Of leader Of the
house
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Trace every disease or pain TO the
( symptom. Il is idle to treat the pain it.
( self. The only true cure for suffering is
I the cure that CURES THE TRUE
nerves"
{ Professor Edward E Phelps NJ j..
Ii D. Of Dartmouth CDiversity ga
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! All of the organs Of the body depend
/ on the INNER NERVES and Paine's
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Was Run DOWN. Weak Rheumatic
Painc'S Celery Compound Cured Her.
Social Circles of New York
Know Well the Writer OF
This Grateful Praise.
INTERNAL MALADIES.
II Began to Think My Troubles
Would End Only With
Ny Life"

Pain and sickness know no ranks or social
sta ton the daughter Of a patricisn family,
hedged about with every luxury and safe
gUsrd. may suffer misery Just as intense as
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HAMMOND INCREASES GIFT.

New H2ven. Conn, Feb 2-The gift If
$1,000 hy John Hays Hammond Of New
York. the mining engineer. for 2 metal
lurgical laboratory at Yale. has been sn-
creased by Mr.. Hammond to $4,000.
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SENATORIAL VOTE.

Annapolis. Md, Feb. 2.-The Mary
land legislatures joint ballot for sena-
tor today resulted: IsidOr Rayner
Dem.), 35; John Walter Smith (Dem.),
%; other Democrats. IS; Louis z. Nc
Conaas (Rep.), 90: necessary to elect 81.
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MaTshaIs she beautiful
other
womsnbeeause suffering because shes
pains-and the to HEALTH
Marshall sound happy Psines
Celery "the
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pTsEc1It. and their feetbeTE. jewels ape
bright dress. with the vari-coiered
robes II The legislators of the upper
house and the brilliant Diplomatic ullis
forms. combined to make an effective
scene.
Ambassador Choate Absent.
Ambassador Cboate pas confined TO
his room by u slight cold and was ufa-
able SO attend. So the United States
embassy was represented by Secretary
White and Second Secretary Carter.
On the arrival Of the members OF
the house Of commons. King Edward
read the speech from the throne.
Touching on the Alaska decision. the
kings speech said that onz some points
the verdict was favorable 10 the Brit
ish claims and on Others it had been
adverse. Much as this last circum-
stance was 10 be deDlOred. il must
nevertheless be a matter for congrat-
uiation that the misunderstanding iH
which the ancient boundary treaties.
made in ignorance of geographical
facts. are 20 fertile. nave in this ease
been finally removed from the field or
controversy.
The crisis in the far east is touched
upon briefly in the kings speech as
follows:
nave MaLtMEN Win CDuEtlA Ati1
course of the negotiations between the
governments Of Russia and Japan II
regard 20 their respective interests in
China and Korea. and 3 disturbance Of
the peace in those regions could not
but have depioTable consequence
ANY assistance which my government
can usefully render towards the pro-
motion of a pacific solution wiz be
gladly afforded"
Another point Of interest TO the Unit
ed States was reference TO cotton
as follows;
The insudicieney Of the supply of
raw material, upon which the great
cotton industry OF this country de-
ponds, has inspired me with deep con-
Germ. I trust the efforts being made in
various parts Of my empire to in
crease the area Of cultivation may be
attended with q large measure Of sue
cess"
The speech makes the usual refer
ence to the satisfactory character Of
foreign relations. touching upon the
conclusion of the AngloFrench arbi-
ttation agreement as being q happy
illustration of the friendly feelings Of
the two countries" and refers 10 the
Somaiiland expedition and the Mace
DOMAIN reforms. expressing the hope
that the practical measures of the
ameiioration. so sOrely needed, of these
unhappy regions viii be carried out
during the present respite in the dis
turbances.
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cry Compound
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day from ? 70 5
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all wool Henriettas
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ems"
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1904-09-27

tadores americanos ezigsn gus Sc loa
psgue al contadO todo cuanto Sc les
compre.1
<Es muy com6u entire los exporta-
dores de los Estados Unidos, decir
que los latinoamericsnos todo 10 dejan
para emaf1ana.1
tPor mi experiencia en- ell comercio
del Uruguay. Brasil y la Argentina,
debo decIarar que 81 6stos son los paf-
ses del Smaflana. los exportadores nor
teamericanOs les ganan con mucha VEN
tsis. en- Ia manera que tieuen de hacer
sus negocios. POr 10 que 20 he Visto
hay en- esta gran rep1blica mas xma-
fIsnae en- los negocios que en- niuguno
de los pafses sudamericauos.1
SSi los comerciantes de los Estados
Unidos quieren obtener mercadOs en-
aqu6llas rep1blicas, es necesario que
den mas atenci6n & su comercio y de-
sechen la estravsgante idea de que es-
tan pobladas por indios, y compene-
trarse de que aquellos son pueblos en-
prendedores. civilizados y de todo en-
todo Ia modeFnR.0
GL9 America del Sur ofrece vasto
campo para las manufactures norte-
americsnas, y 81 los exportadores no 10
RproYechan, cooperan ciegamente q
que sus competidOres europeos Sc en-
FiQuezC@n.2
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la candidatura de aIcalde don Lauren
tino Estrells; concejales: don Ramon
MILAN, don Pedro Gonzalez Mena,
don Manuel Silenn. don Rafael Mu-
fIoz, don Ramon Avila, don Honorio
Hernandez. don Antonio Vale. don
Francisco Espiel y don Luis r. Espiel
Junta de INSTRUCTION: DR.. Julio Andi-
not, seflor Juan Abrams aeflor De-
metric Amador y once papeletas que
aparecieron en- blanco.
Al terminarse Ia election, ell conse-
cuente correligionario don Jose r.
Mill5n Ocup6 la tribuna pronunciando
un bell1simo discurso de frases elo-
cuentlsimR.
Cerr6 ell scto don L9urentino Es-
treIla, dsndo las gracias al pueblo por
haberle elegidO Rlcalde candidate para
las pr6ximas elecciones.
La orquesta del sefIor Laguna anne
niz6 ell actO con lind1simas pleas musi-
Gales,
"A iniciativa de las distinguidas
damas dofl8 Gertrudis Soto de Mestre
Y Ia se1orita Anita OlmO, Sc han cele-
bradO las noVenas de Nuestra Sonora
de las Mercedes con ell mayor Orden Y
espIendid6z. Inmensa concurrencia
asistfa la Iglesia cat6lica todas las
noches y & Ia misa que celebrose con
tods solemnidad, saliendo Ia procession
q las diez de Ia maflans acompA6ada
por la orquesta del senior Pima.
La sefIora de Mestre Sc muestra muy
satisfechs LENA de gratitud por Ell
6xito que ha tenido que todos han
cooperado con su quota para efectuar
tan lucido festival.
Nuestrs apreciable dona Gertrudis
nos manifesto demos las gracias en-
gu nombre al padre Estrada por su
generosidad y & todas las personas que
han contribuido 4 la celebration de
acto tan religioso.
Feiicitamos q nuestro querido padre
Estrada Y & dona Gertrudis por Ia
lucidR fiesta de Ia Vfrgen de las Mer-
cedes.
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Convention UniOniSta
de QuebradiIIaS, Ca
muy y HatiIIO.
Otras nOtiGiaS Dc QusbradiIIas.
(De nuestro Co~esponso1 especial

lie 1lteStT0 Correspondent eSpec10G.l
Setiembre 26.-A las primeras ho-
rRs del dia de aver salimos para Haiti
llo y Camuy con el fin de asistir a la
convention que Sc efectu6 a la una
de la tarde para hscer los nombra-
mientos de alcalde, conceiales y iunts
de instruction.
En- HatillO ve1anse los entusiastas
unionistas deseOsOs de cumplir con
uuo de los deberes que les impone ell
patriotismo. A escs hatillanos pode-
mos llamsrle fieles v Verdaderos patrio-
triotas que cumplen con 10 que la con-
ciencia les dictara.
Ali fuimos recibidos por Ia querida
famiIia Ledesma, quienes como STEM
pre- nos demuestran cl afecto de su
buena sincera amistad.
A la una de la tarde llegamo 4
Camuy para el emeetingo y Ia con-
venci6n, la que Sc celebr6 en- la plaza,
reinando ell mayor Orden. Un palcO y
una elegAnte tribuna fuer0n levAnta-
dos en- dichR plaza, la que estaba inVa-
dida pOr una inmensa concurrencia de
distintos pueblos Gin distinciOnes de
GA@S0 SOGAWACSe ~ ~ A0PO AS GASWAASN4-
das damas hatillanas, quebradillanas y
cAmuyanas. lucfan con esplendidez So
belIeza, dando mas realce q aquella
suntuOsa fiesta.
Presentaronse en- la tribuna los In
cansables luchadores de las ideas de Ia
0Uni6n de Puerto Ricos se6ores DR.,
Zeno Gambia Y abogado don Epifsnio
Fernandez Vangas.
El actual alcalde sefior Estrella. pre-
sent6 al DR.. Zeno Gambia, el que fu6
recibido COL un enthusiastic APPLAUSE en-
demonstration del deseO que tenfamos
de conocerle Y oirle hablar.
Demas esta hacer elogiOs del dis
curse que con tanta elocuencia pro-
nunci6, pues Ell pals conoce 10 que es
y 10 nue vale el DR.. Zeno Gand1a.
Sigui6le en- el usO de Ia palabra el
sefor hernandez Vangas, ell que pro-
nnnci6 IN brillantfsimo discdrsO arran-
csndo de aQuella gran masR popular
freneticos aplausos.
Di6se principle a Ia Votaci6n para
los cargos municipales pOr los delega-
dos de cada barrio que sscend1an q 81
habiendo sido electO por veinte votos
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lI1O que aItsT6 Ell Orden
on Ell dep6SitO.

Aver tarde el iudividuo Trinidad
Ruiz; detenido en- el dep6sito munich
pal, aIter6 el ordcn en- la bora de Ia
connida.
El alcaide trat6 de conducirlo & una
bartoIins. pero pudo observar que ell
Trinidad. buscaba algo en- los boIsi-
Hos. resultando IN cortaplumas con
una hoia alberta.
Por fin pudo ser dominado v ence-
rrado. Ruiz ha estado varias veces
en- Ia carcel y cumpli6 sentencia en- ell
presidio. Es joven Y vigoroso.
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v A ? 0 R ES

Hoy saIi6 para los Estados Unidos
el vspor americana ePonces con 130
saCos de correspondence. Ma6ana Sc
espers el SCoamO9 procedente de New
York, y 81 vapor xCataIufIaz de Espa-
ma para Cuba.
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AlcaIde de San Juan.
Acadia Municipal de San Juan.
ANUNCIO.


EI dia once de Octubre entrante, &
Las nueve de Ia mafIana Sc adiudicara
en p1blica subasta, Ia obra de repara-
ci6n de uno de los tanques del Acue-
ducto, situado en- Ia Iona de Prim de
Rio Piedras.
El pliego de condolences Y dem6s
dOcumentos que SO reIacionan con Ia
subasta Sc encuentran de manifesto en-
Ia Secretaria Municipal. para que pue-
dan ser examinados por qui6n 10 in
terese.
Lo que SO hace pdblico para general
conocimientO y concurrencia de icita-
dores.
Puerto Rico Septiembre 26 de 1904.
R.H. TODD.
AlcaIde de San:Juan.
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ACertada election.

Don Valdemar Lee, de la comerciaI
Sue. de Finlsy de esta plaza ha sido
nombrado Vice.c6usul del Brasil en-
Puerto Rico.
De grandes simpatfas entire esta So
ciedad de m6rito indiscutible cree
mos muy bien representada en- estS is
Ia s II naci6n amiga.