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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-06-08

Los diAftos eosssrVadofss haitian
lei manifesto dsl priasips, J has dan
p1Fmsnoses qas cree 10 dshAn pasasss
ca clare; be aqei eono ~ sIPFesa aao
ie los msiores psrldaleos eaasssva1o-
re-, IL kls<rtt.
EaAhamos psEsnadldos Do qas sl
C00ds de Paris !ssgas!a may 1 pFosA
sl1e sl tem1 Il pAlaefs Pssa dlapas
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-06-08

Esta visto que con ell bando del
General Marin, blanco de las iras
autonomas, tlene EI Popular de
Ponce cuerda para ratio.
Dijimos nosotros:
"Por la misma autoridad SO ha
declarado oficialmente en- CUBA
que todos los derechos y garan-
tias constitucionales de las perso-
mas paciGcas y honradas quedan
perfectamente asegurados & inc6
lumes con la publication de Ia ley
marcial."
Y diJimos este, porque, como
es sabido, el autonomismo, que
persigue un ideal incompatible
con la Constitution, combate ru.
damente ell bando con pretextot
de escrd 2ulos constituencies
que le sientan tan bien, vulgar
mente hablando, como d un Girls
to un par de pistolas.
iEl autonomismo, echandola dc
Vestal de la Constitution!
iQue puerilidadl
Y he aqui ell s6!ido argumento,
Ia irresistible replica que EI Po
pular opone d 10 por nosotros
consignado, hacienda Ia debida
justicia al General Marin "a los
fines del bando:
Pero resulta que por NOR
oh, chiste y del dichoso bando,
Sc hs recrudecido la persecution
contra Ia prensa liberal.
La L,scha y H Cubano han
si,l secuestrados unas cuantas
wees; El Pats ha caido tambieu,
Z 40 aceptar componendas; La
d trina, de Holguin, ha recibi-
d :. denuncia ndmero uno; Ell
Pueblo, de Puerto Principe, va
por la ndmero tres, y asi los de-
mas"
Por ejemplo, 81 Combate, de
Cardenas. va We ell cclega como
le ayudamos en- 81 tarea.
SY que2 lHa creido Eg Popu
lar de Ponce que con su enume.
raciou clavaba una plea en- Elan
des2
Pues NADIA de ESQ.
En- vez de dar en- ell clavo, hs
dado ell colega en- la herradura.
Subsiguientes q Ia publication
del bando emo Sc dieron Z Ia prem
90 las correspondence instruc-
clones para que Sc evitase esas
denuncias y esos secuestros2 mo
Sc le advirtio que procediese con
y mesura al tratar de los
tribunales militares y sus funcic.
mes, y al dar noticias de sus pro-
cedimieutos y de sus resulta-
dos5
Pues ese es un hecho veridico,
real, positive. mo estaba ente
rado de 81 81 POpularf Pues de-
bio haber leido con mas atencion
, fruto Ia prensa cubans.
ITampoco estaba enterado el |
solegs de que la prensa autono-
nista cubapa ha hecho y sigue |
hacienda todo 10 contrario de 10 |
que con tempo y benevolamente |
% le advirti6, ademAs de 81 cons. |
ante y desatentada oposici6n oil
oando marciall
Pues dshi6 enterarse, volvemos
deeirle, y asi no hubiese incu.
'rido en- las puerilidades en- que
ncurre 81 Popular; ~ ESQ que el
iocto colega tisne las sandals pre-
ensiones de ensenarnos 1 discu
irl
Aprenda. aprendA antes 81 Po |
'Slar las leociones radimentarias
lue 10 hacen falta.
\ proseguimos.
lAcaso en- tiempos normAles le
. licito 10 prensa ocaparse de
os trAmites judiciales, de los
'sun,os que essan aIb judiesf
Y sl eolega autoaomis,a ponce.
10 4susr!a Por ventura que 10 que
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-06-08

Sc ha reunido hoy Ell Consejo de mi.
nistros, presidido por III. CArnot, ocu-
pandose exclusivAmente del proyecto
de ley que dsbe presentar 4 las Cana
rAs NJ Peytral, en- case de que no OBJ
ssngA lsaprobacioD del presupussto, CO.
mo 10 quiere fjsr, al l.' de JaIio, o.
deeir, que 3 esA epoca empeEArA ell ario
del presupuesto.
81 sc Adopta su proyseto, NJ. Psy-
trail presentarA ano de presupuss-
TO, aplieAndose sOlsmsnte { los . pri.
meros mssea del ano 1859, ai 10 re-
chAHa, sStonces prssentarA an proyec.
20 de presupuesto para sl ano sntero
del s0i este dltimo reproduce sxActa.
msn!s 10 ley De Hacienda De 1883.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-06-08

milicia Au'kmana, 8 sea en- todo treints
= cuatro sotnias, no tomarfan parts en-
las operaciones militares de Europa; !;
pero hay que mencionar los Tartaros
de Crimea y otras tropas irregulsres
que dan veinte y una sotnias y media.
Asf, la Russia puede en- tempo de
paz poner = caballo Gil escuadrones,
de los que 577 estAn llamados fgu.
rar en- una guerra europes, mientras
que Alemania tiene 372. Austria 245,
Italia l44, y Francis 244. Ell efectivo
de estos 577 escusdrones consta en- pie
de paz de 4272 ofciales, y funcionsrios
eqniparados, , en- suma redonda, 104
mil hombrss y 10000 caballos.
Compuesta de verdaJeros jinetes,
como son, por decirlo asi, de racimien-
to, los aombres de aquel pals, es esta
una cAballeria formidable.
Dejemos, pues, Ia politics; Ell L. de
Mayo Sc verified Ia spsrtuna del salon
anual de pinturs, que como los amos
anteriores presenta estudios muy i'm
portantes, sobre todo que Sc ven algu-
nos cnadros de pintores espsnoles y
americanos; me hs sido impossible visi-
tar los 400 cuadros que hay en- 10 ex.
posici6n; en- Ell pr6ximo correo dare
cuenta de las mejores obras y me ocu.
pare especislmente de los pintores es.
pafioles en- ell salon de este afio.
Manana Sc inaugura ell Panorama de
10 Bastilla; pisnso visitar esa curiosi-
dad, ypor Ia misma OCCASION visitarS los
trabajos de la exposition del 80.
Que mis- lectores me permitan aca.
b2r unci&ndoles que Sc han celebrade
en- Orleans las festas de Jusua de Ar
% & ssnns d. Arc), esa heroina tar
an2e,t-s de los corazones patri6ticos.
a.. nsturaleza ha favorecido esal
fie.tas pacifcas; Ell tempo era msgDi6
CO; Ell Arzobispo de S6baste, monseho
Gonindard, pronunci6 el psnegirico
despu6s Sc verified ell desfile dc las tro
pas seguidas de los autoridsdes civilei
y De Ia socisdad de Ia ciudad de Or
leans; mientras tauto, Sc oian salvas d
arti .lerfs y el repique de las campanal
Il No ha habido ningtu desorden; idi
chosa Orleans, que tienes fiestas paci
ficas, sin que 10 politlca te molestel
Il E. Contanine de Latour.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-06-08

81 Clamor preteude saber 81
nosotros tenemos opiniones pro-
pias.
| 7 mejores-pase Ia iumodss.
tia--que el docto inventor del de.
recho jurtGico.
El colega 10 sabe por experien
cia.
| En- cambio ignora Ia definici6n
agustiniana de Ia verdad.
Y otras Glen mil cosas mas que
debiera saber.
A 10 meuos, para que no tuyi9.
ramos que ponerle 4 cada mo-
mento Ia cartilla en- Ia mano.
Mil veces hemos dicho Que FL
Cldmor del PATS es un desdichado
interprete de Ia opinion pdblica,
Siempre anda d coscorronas
con ella.
Sc anunciaron este sxo las fies.
tas de San Juan en- esta Capital.
Hizo Ell colega biliosa oposicion
q Ia idea, con sandios escrdpulos
economists, y otros excesos.
Y, efectivsmense; acert6 H
Cl0mOr.
Ha bastado que el colega 90
revolviese contra las festas de
San Juan, para que el entusiasmo
y Ia animation en- pro de las mis-.
mas J 81 mayor exito se hagan
crecientes y generates, y cada dia
Sc piense en- nuevos festejos, y las
GALES de esta ciudad, Id POGO
tristes y solitarias cast, parescan
bosques de banderas nacionales.
extranjeras J provinciales, y por
la noche sea este un conjunto de
luminarias, y la gente pulule al.
boroEada por todas parties, y 90
dispongan q venir squi, dc los
pueblos, muchas, muchisimas "a.
milias, ganosas de recrearss , o..
parcir el Amino hcita y honesta.
tamente.
lPobre Clamor del Poni
Todo le sale al resSs.
Rsciba el colega nusetras sln.
csras protsstas do conmissraci6n,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-06-08

Asf mismo ha chocado 4 FL
Udmor del Pats un suelto nues.
tro sobre un bale en- proyecto.
Es que El C7amor no ouiere
que nadie liable aquf de bales.
EsPecialmente, desde que 81 bal.
10 en- la cuerda Aoja de sus marc.
mas politicas con tai empuje, que
al dar un salto mortal, le sali6 una
Plancha, y Icatapl,tmi se cay6 de
cabeza desde Ia asimilaci6n & IL
autonomia.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-06-08
COMENTARIOS.

Felicitamos nosotros al pats,
por Aaberse comenzado por los
lngenieros franceses 81 estudio
del Ferrocarril, J este asombra =
pasma d El Cldmor.
En- cambio a nosotros no nos
ertraaa que M Ciamor Sc extra.
ne de que felicitamos al pals.
Porque las columnas del colera
SON ordiDariamente p<sames para
esta terra.
Ademas de serlo tambien para
ell buen sentido.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-06-08

81 eonceic municipal de Paris o.
ocspa de un asnnto importanttsimo,
los bsnos gataitosi hAsts boy dia, s6.
10 Ios hospitales dAbAn banos grnsni
tos, pero ha hahido e.essos abuses de
snfsrmo. qae vsndian los bonos qas
lee dsban para hAnarse, pos otros; nna
eAatidad de pobrss socSrrldos por Ia
ssistsneia pablics, sin s.tas sutsrmos,
se v'saa p'iTsdos del bAno, por fAla
de t"enrso'i aai 80 qas el eoneslo ma.
nlcipal ss1adla 10 eaes.i6a de- iussa.
lar dos ssta blscinisntos de hAaos aim.
pies, sntsEAsnsuss grataitos.
Essa msdida rseibs aprohaeltn Es.
nsFsl, Pass DO - solamsnts higitai
e saae tamhita de moral pdhllea, srso
qss Pfoaso - VOlaFA 10 apsrtara a.
dlehos sssablselmisaGcs.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-06-08

EI pstaelps y 10 pslsessa de Galss
aAa llsgado ulasgpv. para psssldis
10 apsstass De 10 EEPosaei6s 10 siaAsd
sa.ahs nay aslsnada. al psineipe y 10
pFinessa hau ado selamados pof .osaas
eas'ssl dssPSaa d habs' asslassao zee
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-06-08

En- Bulgaris, 81 gobierno ha estable-
edo un impuesto de 8 por 100 sobre
todas las mercsncias que llegAn de
Turquia; esta medida es una Iecci6n;
60 Tarquia se habia "a puesto una ia.
ga igual sobre todos los generos de
Bulgaria.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-06-08

NADIA de importante tiens el discur.
30 que prouunci6 Boulanger ! sus ami.
gos, en- 50 primer banquete.
Lo mas import ante de esa fiesta po
Utica, fueron los des6rdsnes que hub,
4 Ia salida del banquete, y que tuvie
ron como consecuenciA la detenci6l
de variss personas, entire las cuales al
gunos diputados y ell presidente de l.
liga de los patriotas, que hoy va nj
tiene como base el preparar Ia juveu
tud q la defensa del pats, sino 10 d,
defender 81 jefs del nusvo partido.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1888-11-20
PaIisade Enotal-.

Since the recent Ere Mt Paliael
which destroyed my hotel, together VIII
it's CONSENTS, I have opened the PAIL
SADIE. HOTEL and am now prepare
to accommodate. the travelling pulls
with good accommodations, both aspI
board and lodging. Il liberal share q
the pablo, patronage is reepecauH7
solicited,
la EN-. BAu,s
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1888-11-20

Refers By permission to Mr.. z. Blunt, chis
Engine, Z W. y ST. p. Ry., winona, MINI; T..
u. Johnson, Chief Engineer O. &N. W. Ry,,.
Chicago, Ills. Hon. CIV. Irish, .. g., Survey
or aeneI al VI Nevada, Reno, New.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1888-11-20

win attend promptly to Mineral Claims,
Mineral Surveys, Hydraulic and Irrigating
Canals, bitches and Land Surveying.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-02-08
Pooling the Vice President.

CINCINNATI, Feb. S.-Louis Krohn, whc
served four hours as vice president Of
the Metropolitan bank, speaks out
plainly about the way he was deceived.
He says he knew nothing Of any eau &c
OF embarrassment until informed by the
bank examiner that the reserve was i'm
paired. He insisted on its being made
good and Il was done. Then he thought
all was right, but on Friday last
the bank examiner called him to 8
hotel and told him that there
was ring or syndicate among
the directors that had borrO VI
and loaned the friends Of the bank In q
shameful manner. to amount OF between
er then said that MIR. DeCamp would
have to resign, and perhaps would be
called on to answer to u criminal charge.
MIR. KrOhn says that he and Col
Onel Dayton, that night, saw Means
and Oth'r directors named, as be-
forging to the syndicate and instituted
upon having better securities for their
loans. Next morning, Means and De-
Camp turned over for themselves and
directors Roth, Duckworth and Gerke,
what appeared to be lot Of good sec IL
rites. Mr.. KrOhn then went to the
other banks and got some assistance, but
il was impossible to stem the tide He
AYERS that the truth was kept from
him until 1t WAS too late to
prevent the catastrophe. Cashier Ed
wards makes n statement of the condi-
ton OF the bank showing that after all
claims are paid there will remain total
Of $3.50 600 for the stockholders; or IS
per cent. There have been no further
arrests this morning. and it ia not likely
that any more will now be made
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-02-08
BRIEF MENTION.

There 10 q flOurishlng grove of $1,000
GOcosnut trees at Cape Sable, Fla.
The Governor OF Rhode Island wants
law which will give the proper author
ities the right to regulate the water sup
ply and sanitary arrangements Of sum
mer hotels in that State.
Taking six trades as a basis. the aver
age pay of a skilled labOrer In North
Carolina is SLIGO: unskilled, sixty-fiye
oents; farm labor. without board, fifty =
tive.,cents; and with board, thirty cents.
A correspondent OF the New York
Herald who has been travelling through
the Lehigh region, estimates that in
Panther Creek Valley 1922 people are
receiving relief from the Knights OF Ls-
Dor, G,676 women and children.
The Rev. George Rssure, the cowboy
evangelist, denies that he is "gOing
about preaching for the money that's In
it," He claims to be worth 500 900. q |
OF which he has made In the last fur
years in the real estate and stock busi D..
ness.
King Js-Js, the African potentato
who recently had to stand trial on board
her majesty's ship ROyalist, has been
let of with pension OF $1,000 and a
Sho'So VI l. iEiU 40 u VI
exile.
Miss Meuk Meyer. grandniece OF
Anton RubiDstein and a pupil OF Liz
Is the musical prodigy of Vienna. She
Is not yet eighteen years old, but she
has composed the music and written the
librettO to an opera.
1t has been ascertained that, free as
light and air are, there are over 1900
g. I,.a h.. - ID H. Gss.
apartments having no other openings
than a door, and that at least &C, 600 fam
lilies In the city Of London reside in Gel
lars.
Mrs. FIX, the wife Of Quartermast,
Fox, Of the ConnauRht rangers. who ac-
cOmpanied her husband to Transvaal,
and while caring for the wounded VII.
shot, and afterwsrd became a war pris
oner In the Boer camp, was buried will
full military honors in England We'd
nesdHy.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-02-08
Card From j. M. Emerson.

It is with sincere regret that / announce to
my friends and patrons that have decided to
leave the dear old Alamo City. I have lived in
san Antonio about seven years and have been
fortunate In my business and happy in the
midst OF the people. meant what said when
] advertised Emerson has come to stay, and
always intended to make San Antonio my per-
manent home, but now find myself compelled
TO leave for new country. still retain an in
tercst In san Antonio and do not intend TO dis
pose OF foot of my real estate so that al
though personally shall he out of the city, /
shall always be alive TO san Antonio and her
interests. desire TO thank my many patrons
tor their kind taNOrs, and, to assure them that
shall be glad TO hear of their prosperity in
the future. All my stock is for sale at once.
great opportunity is offered TO buyers to
take advantage of the prices mt which have
bought goods. Stock consists of solid gold
watches, solid silver watches, chains, dia-
monds-set in rings, pins, studs, etc., have
stopped advancing money on goods and shall
from this time try TO close out my business.
All goods will be sold only to cash buyers.
Also large stock of furniture on hand at less
than same can be landed In the city. A fine
stock of guns, pistols and sporting goods on
hand. All fixtures, safes, show cases. desks,
show windows, letter press, letter cabinet fle
etc, etc. for sale,
would say to the people OF San Antonio,
that mean business aud intend 10 lose no
time in selling OF my stock. This will be n
great opportunity to buy goods at the lowest
Remember we have a fine stock of forfeited
pledges: and shall be glad to show our bar
gains. Call early and see them.
~ Rcmember we have large Pawn sale
on February H. 1855. Very respectfully.
- II j. NJ. EMERSON.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-02-08
A Millionaire Murdered.

CHICAGO, Feb. S.-Amos J. Smell, mil
lionaire, who is owner OF the Toll road,
running thro gh Jefferson, was found
murdered In his bed at his residence.
425 Washington Boulevard, about 2
O'Clock this morning. A servant girl
heard 8 noise like pistol shot oOmir g
from Mr.. SHELLS room, but paid no at
tentiOn to it. Later he was found with
o bullet hole in his left breast and one be-
hind his left ear. An entrance WAS
Effected by the murderers through the
back door, they having taken out
panel and sawed out the lock. Chief OF
detectives, Henshaw, and four detec-
tives from the central station, are now
working up the case. Smell was one OF
the largest real estate owners In Chica-
go, owning great number Of houses
which lie rented, ana all Of his business
was transacted In The basement Of bis
own house, which was fitted up as an
office The windows and doors we're
heavily barred, and there were several
large safes in the>rooms in which The
millionaire's business was doEe The
theory In regard TO The murder
is that a carefully planned robbery had
been arranged. liz was known that dur
ing the frs part Of such month large
sums of money, proceeds FROM Mir.
SHELLS houses, were kept In the base
ment. l. is believed that the burglars
effected an entrance into the house md
were At " OK at the safe when Smell,
bearing II noise, went down to the base
ment a ID surprised the thieves at their
work. Ills body was found In the hall
at the entrance OF his office door.
The burglars who entered SHELLS
house made a raid during the night on
hn
Tracks In the snow show that they went
from one back yard TO another. Upon
reaching Smells house they bored l6 or
IL auger holes through the kitchen door
and finally effected an entrance. F'om
the kitchen they proceeded to the Office
which was In the front OF the house.
Here it appears there was nothing OF
any value them to be found. The safe
and decks were filed with papers and
after ransacEing these they proceeded
up stairs to the parlOr floor. The door
at the head of the basement stairs
was skilliully forced, and the men
we're In the front parlor when
II is supposed that Mr.. Smell,
who sleeps directly above this room,
heard them. He left HE bedroom and
taking q revolver, went down the front
stairs. The folding doors leading into
the parlor were shut, but it Ia supposed
that he heard noise in the room for he
fired q shot through the door. The bur-
glars opened The door and return
ed the fire. A bullet striking
the woodwork and rebounding
hit Mr.. Smell In the breast, who then ran
back toward the rear of the hall. The
burglars must have followed him and
shot again, as the wounded man was
found at the head of the basement stairs
with bullet hole behind the ear.
SHELLS house is large three-stOry
and basement structure, sOlidly
built of biiek and stone, and
one Ofthe most imposing residences in
that neighbOrhOOd, noted for Its fine
architecture, bat lite only occupants
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-02-08
The Golden State.
SAN FRANCISCO, Feb /, 'SS.

SAN Francisco, Feb !, 'SS
Editor LIGHT:
Being as wei knOwp as | an in YOUR
St elton Of the country, thought you
would like to lear from me, NJ so
will endeaVUT 10 write you descriptive
letter which feel ture Will be Of value
and Interest to your many readers. As
you know. left about Dec. Nth; en-
joyed the trip immensely; | paid special
attention to the country and surround
ings and was greatly astOhished at the
general look OF prosperity which I en-
cOuntered en- route here. | stopped u
day al Los Angeles, which | found a
very busy town; TO give you an idea,
dropped into bank there and the way
they do business there is simply marvel
ous; the clerks have all they can do TO
take 10 the cash that is being handed
over to them. My friend, Col. Monroe,
who was formerly our rail-
road contractor. lie doing an enOr-
nous business there; he employs
about fifty clerks. and they are all kept
busy. This may seem like fairy tale,
but can assure you II 10 genuine. The
business transacted in this region is sim
ply enormous. From Los Angeles |
came on to San Francisco, and lind my
i
the Fredericksburg and Wieland Brew
cries, and find them perfect in every re-
spect. bat nevertheless the "Lone Star"
takes no back seat and 1 feel certain
that ultimately we will cover this
ground. did not hesitate to tell these
leading brewers this fact, and they did
not ridicule il either, on the contrary
they held out the hand OF friendship.
or course 1 miss ms family and would
give worlds TO have them along with
me. but | am doing good work and the
meeting will be all the more pleasant
when 1t Is brought about. Texas, our
good and glorious state has many friends
here. 1 find the very best of feeling
prevailing between us and CALIFORNIA;;
and the grip OF friendship grows tighter
every day; there lie large field for mu-
tual business improvements, but 1t Is
coming our way, and the day is not far
distant when our trade will be multi
piled ten times over. G. j. CROCKETT.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-02-08
ALLsSoRTS.

/ Funny man (of Chicago daily "A
sudden feeling OF nausea has overcome
me. Ii must be something have eat
en-" Horse editor (sympathstieslly)-
Possibly IL 10 something you have writ
ten."-Hsrper's Bazaar.
st. Peter-''Always been q truth-seek-
er. ehY Did you own thermometer
I New spirit-"Yes." Ever tell any bod
how long 1t was?" Moo. 1t got broke
while I was mailing 1t up and IL never
worked" "Come in."-0nhha World.
"My dear young lady" exclsimed n
Minneapolis caller upon a st. Paul so
oiety belle, II am astonisbed at your
sentiments. You actually make mo
start-upon my word you do" "Well.
sir " replied the dsmsel," "Pve been
waiting TO start you for the last hour
st. Paul News.
"Did you make enough money on your
stock deal, John, to buy the sort Of ear
rIsge you promised! suppose you did I.
thought" she added, confidently. "You
said you put In your money at the bot d.
tom of the market" $50 ] did, my
dear, so did; but the bottom itself
dropped out."--Chioago Mail.
The butt-welders, lap-welders, socket.
makers and helpers employed at the
Continental, Pennsylvania, Pittsbarg
and National tube works. to the number
Of 1000, have made application to tn,
Amalgamsted Association Of iron and
steel workers for a charter. AT present
they are connected with the Knights OF
Labor, but they have decided to leave
that organization and form lodge OF
the Analgsmated association.
lie Crushed Herr saw. Cholly, what
dye think? l took Clara Upstreet to the
concert the other evening and she asked
the what an opus WAS" Mop YES,
she did. But made her ashamed OF her
self! gave her q whitening look and
told her loud enough for the people
around us tn hear that an opus was al
andante In oresoendO time with a rsllen-
tsndo fugue establishment, and you bet
crushed her."-Chicago Mail.
81 hear" said a Boston woman to
rosy.spirited Western girl, "thst the So
cIety Of the West Ia really very good
now; so that one need no longer hesitate
about living there on that score" Yer,
indeed" WAS the enthusiastic reply;
"Our society Is first class now. I've
counted as many as fifty and sixty dis.
mOnd pins and real sealskins In one Sun
day at our church, and when 1t comes to
full dress display we amt behind any =
."-Detroit Free Press.