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rREArEp. MITH pIspAIN.


just going out, sir"
TREATED. WITH DIsDAIN.
$50 was 1 in a minute, if 1 am not de-
tanning you," I said, as ran my arm play
fully through his and looked up into his
clear, cold eyes. "Just wait a little while
and I will go with you. We can stroll
along together anon. Do you not like anon?
As social word, mean. Not as a busi-
ness term, of course, but as kind OF
snapper on the end of a social tete-a-tete.
':Ah, yes, very good. Very good, indeed.
But 1 will not detain you"
'sYou ars not OBTAINING me, Mac. You
couldn't detain me if wanted to go. But
do not want to. My chores are all done. I
have copy enough on the hook to last week.
I am ont for the day, old man. I am out for
the day and we can have sport if you say the
word. We can frolic over the hillsides. as
the suspicion of migonette and goats come
athvart the reeling senses. know where
the book beer groweth rankest and the
'cavier sandwich with cod liver oil and cat
fish roe into it doth most abound. Come
with me, Mr.. McAllister, and let the tail
go with the hide, as one may say"
''You are low, cawse person" said he
languidly, ''and say again that I will not
detain you"
"Why are you so morbid about this mat
ter of detention?" I queried. 'eYou are not
detaining me. am soaking my soul in
dolce farina, Mac. do not need to go back
to the Office till Saturday, and. in fact, do
not need to 90 there even then, for have
an order in for the weeks pay. Let us be
gay. Ward, if may call you thus. Let US
be free from care. You can take your coat
of, If you feel better that way, while am
here. You need not fold your red sole
leather gloves so as to make the fingers stick
out of your breast pocket like the hand of q
drowning man ordering five more beers, un-
less you want to do so. Be yourself for a
day or two, Mr.. AeA AllisFE, and ccme with
me-
.sa HE WILL HAVE NONE OF NYE.
'I thank you, sir, but have other duties.
Your tastes are gross and cawse. You are
eawse man. You only carry one handker-
chief at time, instead Of two. We carry
one in our hip pocket for using purposes,
and wear one in our outside pocket with
prongs on it, to please the eye. You think
of nothing but patient toll. You are cawse.
Your umbrella is gross and paunchy. do
not like you. Go away"
''Do you mean that?''
"Yes, Of cawse do. don't want to be
rude to you, but you offend me. You wear
a soft hat, and you hold it in your hand like
new bawn baby. You try to conceal yaw
hands by sitting on them, and you are just
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-05-12
Marriag. Laws.

Polygamy is permitted in Burmah and
King Thebaw had 90 wives Most Of the
Burmese, however, have but one wife at
time and to have more is not respectable.
The favorite time for marrying is in April
and May and most of the Burmese are mar
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midal crown on the very top of her head and
this was fastened BY silver comb which
rested on the scalp at the base of the pyra-
mid. She was a fair type of thousand
pretty Burmese girls, whom I have seen here
during the past week, and her costume was
that of the country.
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A Model ManufncrurIua Tovu.

In the town Of Bessbrook. ireland, where
John G. Richardson employs 5000 people
in the manufacture Of Irish linen, no LIQUOR
has been sold for 40 years; and as a result
there is neither policeman, prison, pawn
shop nor pauper In the town.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-05-12
Ennrmous Ear Plurr.

All Burmese women wear ear plugs.
These are as costly as the purse of the
woman can purchase and they are like no
earrings Won will find in America. The
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-05-12

(. ONE OF the Sadoest
things . bout the,
streets Of New York
is the blase young
man. Hardly old
enough to know how
to harness q horse or
milk a cow, even for
a picnic party, he is
already weary OF life.
He knew everything
when he was little,
and has gradually adj
ded to it ever since.
He cannot sit through
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-05-12
WOMEN OF BURMAH.
Beauty and Business Among the Ad-
yanced Women of the Orient.
WIVES CARRY THE FAMILY PURSE.
A Burmese Belle and Her Peculiar Dress
and Big Cigars.
DESCRIPTION OF A BURMESE DINNER.
CORRESPONDENCE OF THE D1srArcH.1

RAhGOON, BUZZ
NAH, March 49,
The women of Bur-
mah are the most ad-
vanced women of the
East. The japanese
wife is addressed as
slave by her hus-
band and she never
appears to help him
entertain his guests.
The Korean madame
never appears on the
streets except after
dark, and the small
footed Chinese girl is
the slave of her
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-05-12
A SImuIe Ceremonv.

The Burmese marriage is a very simple
affair. 1t consists ordinarily of eating
rice together in the presence of friends and
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-05-12

troduce his scrofulous tendencies into our
family tree"
''Well, SIR" said the great head Of the
Crest Trust, 'I do not care to know
especially what your history may be, or the
history of your tribe. sir. I am not in
terested in the matter. Moreover, was
iuuk 0oin1 o1t air %
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-05-12
Good Business Women,

The busiuessO of Burmah is managed by
he women as much as is the business of
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-05-12

knocking the brains out Of other celestial
people or picking their eyes out and wear
ing them away on the ferrule of his um-
brella.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-05-12
NYE AND M'ALLISTER.
Bill Has an Interesting Interview
With Ward McAllister and
IS TREATED WITH COLD DISDAlN.
Re Gives the Crest Trust King Q Few
Chunks Of Wisdom.
The BLAsE YOUNG MAN AND WOMAN

WRITTEN ToR THE DrsPArcH. !
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1889-10-03

8ranfen 8inoern oarf man setrUit
faItes, friidss @afer seben. Sc fri=
i6er eS iit, ie i6neaer itiat es ben
Durit unb ie ipenieer brau6t eetrunfen
su merben. SulbIaueS 8aher errest
Grbre9en. Diit Gitrpnen pber einem
anbern Sru6tIafte perfebe man eS,
wenn Der 8ranfe 8erIansen Oarna6
trdst. g9ia Der Nosen ni6ts bel ii9
bebaIten, 70 fam man aud bur6 Elm
fibles 8ao pber &altpaHercIpitir ben
0urit lDI6en, oOer oieImebr bas ,,8er.
Iangen beS &6rpers mad faItem l8ai'
fer" befriebigen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1889-10-03
9[us gReitfaIen. 9. Sent

9luS @eltfaIen, 9. Sept. 9ie
bin unb ipieber ben 8ersIeuten Suges
ltunbenen fIeinen 2Obnerbbbunsen pers
ben pbllis iluiorii6 eema6t our6 bas
Steieen ber Sleii6s unb Spedpreiie.
DaS 8inbfleii6 foltet iebt aud bier
iiberaa 20 Bfs. uro mebr, baS S6peis
uefIeii6 80 Pfs., Der Sped 80 Bfs. bis
cine Marf baS Bfunb. @erinspertbis
Sere Sette, bic IOnit nit 80 Bfs. besabIt
puroen, fpiten iebt 60 Bfs. gBas pia
benz seeeniiber cine 2obnerbDbung bon
10 bis 20 pfs. fir bic S6i6t befas
gen ? Sn ben meiiten 9lrbeiterfamiIisn
1T SIeIi6 unO Sped beSbaIb elm ieIte.
mes 9eridt senOroeu. Dabei 1T bic
Butter tbeurer tpie in friiberen Sabren,
ebenio Der &affee. Sails bic &urtoffels
ernte ni6t rei9Ii6 ausfdat, tpirb 70
man6er 9lrbeiter i'm g8inter barben
mliien, trob Der 0OdfIutb in Der Sns
ouitrie.
Sruntfurt a. 3d., Z. September.
@eitern frilb 1T bier Sri. Suianne Mos
rie Sebrenos, bic eiuitise 8rout gticos
Iaus 2enau's, bubinsei6ieben. Sic
itarb i'm 78. 2ebensiabr, errei6te aIio
9enau baSieIbe 9llter, in benz 5opbie
b. 2bpentbal, bic i'm 2eben bes Dihz
ters cine 70 perbdnsnlBpoae &one ses
ipieIt, am 10. Wtdi b. S. in @ien bers
i6ieoen lit. 2enau's erIte 8esesnun9
nit Dtarie 8ebrenoS erfoIste 1874 su
8ubens Saben. @r sdblte oamaIs AZ,
feline 8raut 33 Sabre. Sefanntlib
tpurbe Der Di9ter i6on einise Monate
ipdter i'm Sauie ieineS Sreunbes, bes
Sofratbs 9ieinbed in Stuttgart, bon
@abnlinn ersriffen. Marie 8ebrenbs
erfubr, ipie eS beiBt, bic @rtruntune
ibres 8rdutiSums aus einem 3eitunsS.
blatt, serabe aIS iie i'm 8esriff Itanb,
su ibm su reiien. Sic bIieb unpsrz
mdbIt uno perbra6te ibre Gage in ties
fer 3nrtidsesosenbeit. 8ieIe 8riefe
beS DihterS befanben iid in ibrem 8es
iis. 8eI6e 8erfiisuns bic Seimses
sunsene iiber bieie tpertbpOaen Sdrifts
Itiide eetr0ffen, 1T nod ni6t befannt.
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observation-disclosures n
tpirO foIsenDeS 8erfubren gut befoms
men: Ma6e cine mil6artise gluflBi=
uns aus 300 @ramm idpurser Seife,
fGse Su bieIer 100 bis 100 @ramm
Terpentin unO i6iittele bic Wtaiie, bis
iie cine rabmartise Dide bat. gu eis
mem Babe nebme bic Sdlfte Der Nfahe.
bic ejnen barsurtiaen @erud bat.
Sdon mad fiinf Diinuten ipirO Der
Sdmers ii6 berrinserh unb cine anse=
nebme Wdrme ben 9Drper ourbbrinsen.
9fadoem er cine SierteIitunoe i'm 8ab
bsrbIieben, ioate Der Batient ii6 inS
8ett lesen. Sin prideInbeS, nidt uns
ansenebmes @efiIbI ipirb am SunSen
&6rper su periparen iein unb nu6 els
mem Sbl6fdeu pirb Der Batient merfs
lid erIei6tert unb i6mer3frei fiibIen.
8rpbirts
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1889-10-03

@eritentranf.-2 2eute, beren
Masen faIteS @aier ni1t gut bes
fommt, finben in oieiem Grant eiu ebens
70 poblfeiIe8 ais pOblidmedenbeS unb
itdrfenbes @rfriI6unesmittsI %!an
nimmt l rlnse @erite ;u einem Quart
@aiier unb fo6t oies 10 lange bis bic
GerIte auffprinst. Damn ieibt man
bO8 @etrdnf burd, iebt 3uder uno
3itroueniaft. Simbeersiiig ooer ireenb
einen anberu SAT- nad 8eieben bin,u.
Oieier Grant lit aud 8ranfen unb @es
neienben beionberS su empfeblen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1889-10-03
@6per botten bic beutl6en gruppen

Sdmer batten bic eeuti6sn Sruppen
seIitten, tpeI6e benz iberIeeenen Seinoe
bartnddigen @ibertanb Ieilteten, oamit
bic 8unoesarmee, ipeIde in tpeiteeltreds
ter Marfdorbuuns meiIenwelt entfernt
mar, oaS S6labtfelb errei9en unb
baan bic stinltise 9oiiiion auf Der
&ir6bofsanbDbe befeiiist unb beieBt
iperoen fonnte. Wiebr ais HOO Toote
uno 8erpunoete tparen pon oieien oeuts
I9en 8riesern in furSer 3eit sefaaen.
@lsid i'm Besinn beS Samples ipurbe
Oberit bon !Sartung an Der Spite feis
mes &egiments Goes "a. 8enniplpania,
BittSbure) idwer pertpunoet, uno nod
beute Ieioet er an ben 8erlebunsen,
neI6e er in bieiem Sample fir bic
8ettuns unisreS 2anbes erbieIt /; aud
bic Oberlten 2odmann, Wtabler uno
SDbeI fparen ibmer peripunoet. SD
iage, niGt seniieeub iino bic Selbens
tbaten bieier Wtdnner anerfannt tpcrs
ben.
gIIs sesen Niittas bes eriten Cages
oaS III. SorpS Die Sarepfofpn StraBe
entlang beranriidte, bate General bon
Steinwebr ausenblidIid ben &ir6bOfss
biisel ais cine b6fit portrefIi6e BOiis
tion erfannt uno @eneral Somarb bats
auf aufmerfiam semadt. Der Sebtere
befabl Steinpebr, ben Susel ais &es
ierps au beieBen unb su befeitiSen, ipdb'
renb bic anberen Sruppen bes IL.
&orpS benz 5einoe entsesenriidten unb
ibn aufbieIten. Wdbrenb oeS ednsen
Cages mar Steinpebr nit Ieinen Trup=
pen unabldfiis tbdtis, bieie nuiiirIids
BOii.ion bur9 9lufnerfuns bon S6ans
sen nod mebr su befeitisen uno feline
8anonen in Oronune au brin9en, uno
ais @eneral See am 9benb benz 9enes
raj gnea Oroer ianbte, er ioae, falls er
eS fir ausfiibrbar balte, bic Stelun8
nit ieinen Gruppen itiirmen, unterIieB
es bieier erfabrene General, ba er nap
elmer 8eiidtishns Der Steauns oieielbe
aIs uneinnebmbar nit feinen Sruppen
ertannte."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1889-10-03

aIlnub.-@er femt nidt ben
wobli6medenben Sern bieier 9iub, Der
namentliG gu 8eibno6t ben 8inbern
10 muupet. 2lus Dem reifeu Sern miro
aud Elm Del sepreBt, peI6eS pieIfade
8ernenbuns finbet. 2euteu, bic Iei6t
an Seiierteit lelben, ipioerratben mir
ben @enuB pou WoIlnuhen, penn Oies
ielben oerf6limmern oas 2eioen, rufen
es aud ppbl berpor. 9lu9 Serit0pfz
ung miro baour6 oerf6limmert. Die
nit Wlil6 fein Seriebene reife 9tub fbns
men mir aber bel Durdfdllen empfebIen.
Ser &ern fam iiberbaupt tpie NanoeIn
eebrou6t merpen, tpel6e er erIsbt.
Die 6rudtbule Der unreifen, i'm Stunt
unb Suit seiammelten 9luiie tpiro ais
9lbto6unS seeen 9eidpilre, SlefiN
&C. anssipenoet. 9lu6 piro ouS Sieb
bamit beitriden, nm eS Dor Sniecten Su
idubsn. Der Saft Der sriineu Shas
len gilt aIs masenitarfenb, purmtrels
benb unb bIutreiniseno unb niro aud
gum 8ertreIben Der ManSen eebrau6t.
9lud elm Siemll6 sutes Saarfdrbemita
tel bereitet man aus oicien S6alen,
ebenlo fann man StDffe unD bic Dielen
It6n braun bamit fdrben, ipenu man
ben glussus re6t ltarf madt. Gineu
baItbarsn NuBidalenfaft sntbdlt man,
penu man 100 9beile friihe crime
9lubI6alen in einem iieinernsn DiDrier
su einem feinen 8rei oerreibt, baun 70
Ibeile 3uder uuo 40 9beile @lpeerin
suiebt. bas @anse ourdoriidt unp oann
cine Stunbe in einem WaGerbaoe ers
biSt. Die fIeimen MaIlnuBbldtter fam.
melt man i'm SUM, trodnet Iie 16nea
unc bepabrt iie in bIedernen @efdBen.
ssin serieben Sebrau9t man iie ais Sns
iettenpuIpsr. Su StrObIdden unb
Watraben Ioqen iie QSansen uub iOus
Itise Snieeten fernbaIten. 9IIS Tbee
aufsebrlbt, Sebraudt man Die 8Idtter
eeeen 8ba6itis uno ScrofeIn uno sur
9Iutperbeilerung. Gbenio iperoen iie
Sdoern suseiebt. 8sidpirise 9lueen
beim 0ieb pGIht man bamit. Die Su
8rei seritampften Sldtter iino elm gus
ties NlitteI sssen bic 8Iattern.
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Sans mmb SDf.

I'm 8orsell n ober serbrO6enes
irbene's Sci 6irr su fitten, 10
nebme man eine iebr bGnne 9lufI6iuns
arobiI6en @ummi (gum arabic) in
8aiier uno riibre oann etpaS Sips
binein, bis bic Miiduns etpu bic Nidts
belt bon 9iabm erbdIt. 9ieies TRACE
man oann nit einem fIeinen Biniel auf
bic bprber eripdrmten 8ru6H6ben unb
bride bann bic pieber pereinten 5beiIe
redt feIt suiammen, bis Der 2itt pOIIs
fommsn troden sepOrOen lit.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1889-10-03

9 9warsen Merino friidt
man ipieber auf ipenn man ben StOff
in itarfe Seifeniuoe Stpei Stunben lang
Iest, bann penn man ibn in elm 9efdB
lest, in weIdem l nnse 8IauboIS (pas
su einem &lsioe binrei9t) nit tparmem
Bafer aufsel6It 1T unb binrei6enc
narmes -aber fein beiBeS = -MaHer basu
fist, bis Der StOff bebedt lit. Der
StOff muB, Ubne ibn aus3urinsen, aus
ben Seifenfubtn senommen uno in bds
@efdb seleet peroen, mo man ibn iiber
9iadt lieeen ldbt. 9lm WOreen fpdlt
man bann, obne ibn ausSuringen, ben
Stuff mebrmalS i'm @oher aus uno bel
benz lebten Otale sebe man su oem
@aher Gin Bint iiiBe Wiil6, pelde ben
Stoff elm ipenis iteift. Damn biiSeIe
man ibn aus, ipdbrenb er nod itaft iit.
gr tpirb nidt i4pdrsen unO tpie neu
ausieben.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1889-10-03

8eifss, sudsrrsi6eS Obit BARI tin
8ino friibseitis ellen. 9tud, seb6rrtes
Obit unO Obitiuppen in fat ieoer @es
itult iinO stpedmdbis. MaecniiberIubs
uns 1T ia ielbltperitdnpIid aud bier
uuSsei6Iofen. Inter ben @emiIien
perbisnen bic iunsen tpeiden grbien
unb namentIib bic Dibbren ober selben
&iiben senannt gu iperben. Die &in=
Der ehen oieieIben tpesen ibrer SuBig=
felt Iebr serne unb, mas bieIIeidt nod
ni6t befannt iein biirfte iie iinb Elm
OiitteI seeen @iirme. Die meiiten ans
bern Semitic baben bIabenbe Gisens
idaften, 10 bic 8ObIurten, unb limb bies
ieIben fIeinen &inbern nidt beiIiam.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1889-10-03
Temeralarm gtatipnen

Hp aaifsn. 9UfaIitGt.
IL gSflfCu MiibIe.
13 GIiff gSerfe.
IA 9adapanra glps. unb Sisbente Strabs.
Is 9ndapanna ape. unb Scranton Saus.
t6 Sidi0u Manufucturina 60.
IL { s. & 6. 60. StabI Werfe.
1S Z s. s. 6. 60. Nlte Gpa Wiible.
81 Stiferipn uuo 9adapanna Aprnuss.
% 9Sppming Nptnue unp Spru1 traBe.
% 9inpsn Strabs ano 5ranfin apsnue.
2l Bafbinetpu 9lpe. une MulbsrrY StraBe.
25 Olive Strabe uub gleams glpsnue.
26 9afapanna uno gBaibiustOn aprnuts.
27 Wulbrrry StraBe urb Wnbilon Npenue.
20 Seifsrlcn apenue une @iblou StraBe.
81 9lay glpsnue unb 8ine Strdee.
80 @appue @penue une phelps StraBe.
80 probibcres 8pab uue Carbon ShaBe.
"a 9adapannd unb 9lprb Wain Mpenuss.
35 SadIcn Straee uno Wain Apenue
SO SadIpn Strabe une Qinccln glpenue.
81 everett gptnue unp Sadicu Straee.
3S Gjarfsle Apeuue unb gafnpstte StraBe.
Al gPaIbingtpn Npsnue une oifpry StraBe.
AZ 9ritte unp 6elcws Srabe.
A3 6uufte Npenue unb Slnfie Strabe.
Al Serantpn unb Sisbente Snaben.
As Sfopers pading Go, pine Srppf.
46 Stpns apenus uns Semlcd Straes.
AZ pittstcn gpsnue uHe gDilIpp StraBe.
as prripert Apsnue uup Seeh Srabe.
ST Gear Mpenue une Mlber Snabe.
So prpfpErt glpenue unb Silver StraBe.
So @eoar Apeuus uno Gin Shabe.
81 gBaIbinatpn @penuf unb Dia le StraBe.
55 Gear 9ptnus unb Dear Straee.
Sc Strantpn Stdhl 9Selfe.
81 Spstlanb SrnBe unp Bromley glpsuue
60 Glib Nioin gtpe. une Samptpn Strabe.
63 Gin Ahte nnb 6amptpn StraBen.
Ga glalbinatpn Mpe. unb Nrp gJprf Straee.
65 Marien Stroes unb 9appuie Apenue.
&c 3. & g. Nrrusuna une 9Irern Ribee ct.
II SidIpn aprnue unc on Rdrfst Straee
70 Court Giraffe unp Diamond Npenue.
70 prCpibtnce Roae uue Roro Nain Npe.
"a Wdrfet Snabe uno Npre Drain glps.
rs Npre Wdin Nornue unb parfer StraBe.
81 Bird uno DAT Strasen.
SO Bloom unO Rarfst Straetn.
SO Srpins aprnue uno Ieb StraBr.
1913 .. {. Il gB. 6radt Sdus
1914 gEslf Marfet unb Winpna Sraben.
2l3 .. {. & ~. Barren WnfltGttsn.
32i .. g. IL QB. Walhinsn Wsrfe.
gBie alarmirt piro.
8pmmt Der gllnrm ppn 8aifsn IA, 70 pirb
bic @lpde ,urrlt c ms idlaasu, eann pau,
lireu uae bierauf p erm aniflagsn, neni-
lid 4; LII, has Ssusr in her 9dbs ppn aa-
fen II anssiasub. Sebtr aIarm pirb brsimal
pisbnbOIt Sn sIri6n gSsiIe perben ale
3ablsn aussssbsn.
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Sibfeite Mn5ei8en.
Nener OrOcerte Store
-ppn-
r @ D U z N e WO
SSD. $50 @cbar Qlpenme.

Gs uiib msin 8sitrsben f.ip. nur Die beften
Groceries uno 8ropifoneu uno dbnlide Nrti.
tel porrdtbi9 5u balteu uub ourb nieori9e
preiie uno iIte Seoienun9 mir oas 3utruuen
oes @ublifums su eruerben. lin gensi9te
Snnoidaft miro 9ebeten.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-05-08

CONCERNING that massacre in La
Luz, which formed the blood and
thunder basis OF column of CORY
sensation wired from this city to Gal
weston, the Two Republics of Mexico,
says:
The recent riot in the mining t 'wn of La
comment in the IGCa press. II seems that the
who was charged with melting the pPOpie to
resist the enforcement OF the laws Of reform ::
some of the people interferreI with the Of
Ulcers and attempted t. prevent the arrest:
the aid OF an armed force was obtained by the
authorities. ana order was reStOUn6. but not
until several Of the rioters had been wounded
and many arrests made. There j. no reason
why an Occurance like that at La I.uZ should
excite muCn surprise; when the resistance is
opposed to the enforcement of the laws il is
but natural that the authorities should take
energetic m assures and Il Is not surprising.
however deplOrable it may be, that somebody
should be hurt"
Some rioters we're hurt, several
more were arrested, and peace was re-
stored. Where are the "three hun
bred dead" and the "streets sticky
with gore" and the revolution in.
augurated? ?" Bah
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-05-08
AGENTS FOR THE LIGHT.
WEDNESDAY. MAY. 8. | SO.
THE NEXT CENTURY.

Having safely passed the one hun
dredth milestone along the highway
of our Perfected national existence,
the pilots of the old national coach
are marking out road for the future
and designating some of the gulches
and quagmires it will be necessary to
avoid. The Washington Critic essays
the office of surveyor, among others,
and offers the following advice as to
the future course over which the old
coach is to make the journey:
The lOo years 10 come are fuller OF dangers
for the United states than the century ju [
ended The century past Il new country WAS
to be subduCd with SOc.ar problems presented
of no v,ry complex character. The people
were AnglO-SaXOu. Now cNmeS the evil of a
hybrid population. the result Of senSeless
encouragement Of Immigration OF any sort.
ami the problem OF dealing With the es less
and reckless mObs OF large cities.
The evils feared by the Critic no
doubt exist, and all observing men
have noted them. but there is no good
ground to fear that these evils will
more endanger the national life than
the difficulties through which the ma
ton has already passed. How to re-
lease from restraint and not abandon
to license is the great problem of all
free government, and especially of a
government like this in which ma
tiOnal unity versus national disinteg-
ration has been the all-absorbing
question since the beginning. The
question which delayed the con-
struction of a national govern
ment from 1882 to 1889 and
was then only settled by the abiding
faith which the disintegrationists
had in General Washington, this
question is, has been and may be
safely accepted as the most disquiet-
ing and dangerous which will ever be
proposed to this republic. The hos
tility to q national union which
marked the days of the confederation
and which agitated and disturbed
the administration Of President
Washington and which grew with
the growth of the republic until it
laid violent hands upon the national
life and sought its destruction, thai
hostility is dead. Some reminiscenct
of its being remains but in the new
south it will have no life and in a few
years more it will be merely memo
ry. This danger passed, all other:
are insignificant in comparison. The
fact and feeling of unity once estab
lished until all thought Of question
ing it is forever gone, the natiOna
mind as revealing itself in the ma
tionaI legislature and in the nationa
courts and in the national admins
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-05-08

PRESIDENT HARRISON address at
the New York inaugural last week
was noted alike for the terseness of
its diction, the epigramatic nature of
many of its utterances, and the deep
feeling of patriotism which pervaded
it. 1t was pre-eminent in that it in
culcated a deep and abiding faith in
the republic and an undying love OF
its unity and perpetuity. In matter
and in manner it was equally excel
lent.