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Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1890-08-28

THE CATHEDRAL. BUENos AYREs.
the next twenty-five years there were two
uprisings; but amends were made for this
between 1876 and 1885. in which period are
recorded seventeen revolutions Of different
sizes.
Chill rebelled from Spain in $50 but WIS
crushed by the latter's armies six wears
later. 1t reversed matters the following
year and became independent. In 1873 il
INDUCED in a first class revolution, fol-
lowed by eight smaller ones, the last one
being in 1880. a long period of peace and
thrift was closed 10y the insurrection Of
1871 under Gen. Urriola, since which time
there has been practically no home troubles
larger than riots.
Peru proclaimed independence in 1914
without success. \ second time. in 1S2l. IL
did better. the war thus inaugurated last
ing three years, and bringing a. its reward
the sought for freedom The prize proved
hardly worth the having. as it started a
series Of civil wars which continued until
1851. During this term Of sixty-three years
there were forty-seveu rebellions
Bolivia the inland republic, was origi-
nally part Of and known AS Upper Peru.
II secured it, independence in lS25. and i'm
medately hereupon began civil war. in
the following three years there being not
less than fifteen popular uprisings. In
ls2S there was successful rebellion under
Gen. BlancO, in 1880 a counter rebellion.
Five years after occurred hard fought
war. From this time on to 1871 the his
tory Of the country is a record of fighting
either at home or abroad Since that time
they have turned over new leaf, and en-
gagged in only one foreign war and five in
surrections.
Paraguay was born as a nation in 1911.
In 1914 it became dictatorship under DR..
Francia, and afterward Lopez and the
latter's son. Ii has had fewer revolutions
than any Other South American common.
wealth, those recorded being but two in
number and Of slight importance.
Costa Rica Is the best behaved of all the
Central American republics, having had
but five instructions since il started life
in 1899
Nicaragua, in the sixty-nine years il has
been free nation, has had 400 revolutions.
the largest number on record.
Guatemala, of the same age as Nicara-
qua, was probably deferred by the latter's
example from going into insurrections
wholesale. Only eleven are credited to
her account in her history.
San Salvador, the smallest republic of
the New World, is one of the liveliest. 1t
has had 100 civil wars in its short career.
and is now engaged in war with Guate.
mala and also at home
Honduras, noted as the land where Co
lumbus first put foot upon the soil of the
continent, has sufliced its appetite for
blood with thirty-three uprisings-a very
modest show compared with those Of its
neighbors
Compared with such chronicle the ca
reer Of the United States, Of England. Ger
many and even France is absolute peace.
WILLIAM T.. : FALEs.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1890-08-28

GOVERNMENT BUILDINGS. BUENos AYREs
sions as the latter and about rs attractive in
its arrangements Its surroundings are
cheap and unattractive, the only buildings
of prominence being an artillery magazine.
a church, police station and few stores.
The streets run directly from one square
70 the other, and along these most of the
fighting has occurred
1t is strange how the Latin republics run
20 civil war OF the fifteen (outside Of
Mexico there Is not one but whose history
is sad series Of uprisings. carnage and
death. Courteous, capable and intelligent,
these Spanish peoples prosper in almost
every field except that Of politics Here
they seem to lose all self control and rea-
soning power. and to appeal to the sword
end bayonet upon the most trivial pretext.
1t hardly sounds credible when it is as
serted that thousand revolutions have
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1890-08-28

The Duchess of Leinster appeared at the
late state ball at buckingham Palace wear
ing diamond epaulets, a diamond corselet,
coils of lightly mounted diamonds among
the laces of her wondrous gown, diamond
tiara, diamond bracelets, a diamond neck
lace, and more diamond brooches and
buckles than the dazzled beholder could
count.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1890-08-28
Capitol Stock $1,000, 900
Officers

II. u. BATEMAN. President
u. u BLNA\>, First Vice President
CHRIS sEMON, second Vice President
g. ID. FRANCIS. Treasurer, cashier First
National Bank FairhaVeni
". CHRISTOPHER. Secretary
A. II. MORRISON Attorney
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1890-08-28


Investigate
street, Tenha
II GeneraIA Agent
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1890-08-28
TW0TH0USAND REVOLTS
REVOLUTIONARY RECORD OF SPANISH
AMERICAN GOVERNMENTS.

Probable Eject of the Civil War at
Buenos Ayres-The Bloody Annals of
the Republics Lying to the south of
the United states.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1890-08-28

Copyright by American Press Association
The recent civil war in Bueuos Ayres
takes the Argentine Republic from the
side Of the United States. Canada, British
Honduras and Guiana, and places it again
In the column OF Evolutionary common
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1890-08-28
Directors

II: 3; BATEMAN. TT. BEvANs. CHRIS.
shMoN G. d. EkANClS: 4. II. MORRI-
son, T. ". CHRISTOPHER GEO. A.
BLAt n. W u. WELDON. J. :. MTNDY
j. Me l.. HARVEY. II. o. BILLINGS
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1890-08-28

"A general supply of everything found in first
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with the times. A good wharf, where
freight is loaded and unoaded in connec
ton with the store.
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man. GO bet fan life rare 5antsri til
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par Is Slen lnuge meb IL Ioms 1pp.
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Mil Longer lrem tom ri til 5rCDs
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move a finger for fear he would make
dash and come through the cloth. He did
rake his teeth along the surface. and also
strike the wire two or three times with
his paw. lie must have hit the sharp
ends of some of the wires the last time.
for he uttered yell and drew back. and
after licking his paw for a moment re-
treated through the open door. As my
rifle was in the further room felt it pru-
dent to lie quiet for time, and when |
did get up the beast had disappeared.
| found one of the natives dead, his
skull having been crushed by a blow,
while the other had received bite in the
shoulder, but was playing dead" to de-
ceive the beast.
Just before noon the party came in,
and then learned that they had started
a pair of tigers out of cover about a mile
above. The female had been killed in a
gulley, but the male after being wounded,
had bolted out of sight. He was the
chap who had paid the camp visit and
revengcd himself for the injury.
Two weeks later, at Patna. dnring q
religious festival which brought in many
natives from distance. | was an eye
witness of a terrible occurrence on the
Ganges. About forty people had come
down from a point twenty miles above on
a large raft. They had music on board,
and as they came within sight and hear
ing, walked to the bank of the river
which was there not more than three feet
above the water l waved my hat to
them, and they answered the salute, but
Just little below me the raft, which was
then 800 feet from shore and being
guided to it. struck ''sawyer" and was
not only considerably broken up but
hung fast The women and children
were at once seized with a panic, and
this brought about dircful results. In
crowding to one side of the raft they
broke it up, and at least thirty people
were flung into the water. The river
swarmed with crocodilcs, and at the
first splash l saw numbers of them
fastening to the scene Further down
the bank men put out with boats as soon
as possible. but before they could reach
the people, nineteen of them were pulled
under by the saurians On the very next
day, while two men were crossing in a
canoe, it was upset in sight of thousand
people and the men devoured Stats
tics returned from Patna gave the average
victims OF the crocodiles on twelve miles
of river front at 40 per year, with very
many cases presumably suppressed for
various reasons. - New York Sun.
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The Greek Women.

The Greek women have ali the quick
ness of their race. the features mobile
and the eyes suberb. But they lose the
%raceluiness of form early. There are
many forms of the Greek beauty, from
the mixed race OF Albania to the semi
Latin women of Terios or Scio. Or the
Semi Asiatic Greek of Asia Minor. They
have all the hcroism of their ancestors,
aad more courage, as am sometimes in
ciIned 10 think. than the men. At the
siege of Missolonghi the wife of Tzayel
ia:. whom saw in boykOod, accompanied
her husband at the head of the sortie
that cut its way through the Turkish
lines. She was OF short stature, but on
one arm she carried her child, and with
ncr right hand brandished naked scim-
tier. Unfortunately for the full develop
ment of the Greek wOman's character.
as some might think, she is still ruled
by Oriental matrimonial methods, aud
hence is partially an Oriental. Marry
she must. Surprising family of three
sisters and seven brothers; not one of
the brothers marriss until the sisters are
provided with husbands Hence in
Greece the men generally marry late in
life and women wed men far older than
themselves. A girl of 10 or Is marrying
a man of As to CO. is the most common
thing in the world among the Greeks
Marriage is also with them a question of
money; there must be some property on
both sides. Love is no consideration and
plays no part in Greek marriages, not
withstanding that Eros was a Greek
god.
The marriage ceremony of the Greeks
and Armenians is tolerably long. 1t al
ways occurs in church; no pews nor seats
of any sort are permitted; the denscly
crowded aisles are filled with incense,
and by the time the long haired priests
have chanted and prayed two or three
hours everyone is ready to fall with ex.
haustion. Before closing it may be adj
dcd that our missionaries have repeatedly
married natives of these Eastern countries.
and those unions have, to all accounts,
resulted happily. Brooklyn Citizen.