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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-12-21


Under a very erroneous interpreta-
ton of the citizenship clause Of the
state constitution, natives of Mexico
cross our border and vote with i'm
punity upon simply q declaration OF
Intention tn become citizens; but
never become citizens.
These same people have no such
privilege in Mexico, and should be
classed with the North American In
dian, and are not eligible 70 natural.
ization under the laws OF the United
States.
The ballot box from the Guada-
lupe to the Rio Grande is debauched
by this Mexican alien vote; and such
q state OF things cannot last very
long without causing trouble.
Membe of congress hold their
| seats by the aid of this Indian vote
| Judges, sheriffs, members of the leg
| islature, mayors, collectors, clerks OF
courts are all elected by the purchase
and use of this alien vote.
| 1t was never intended by the people
when they adopted the state consu
tuition that any foreigner might vote
by simply making a declaration of in
tention, aud still remain an alien.
|
Nor was 1t ever intended by thu
trainers of the constitution that any
race of foreigners, not eligible to U. 5
citizenshi, should be allowed to TAX
advantage of the declaration Of inten
ton clause.
|
This rowing peone class OF Mexican
Indians never intend to become U. {
citizenp; they are made to believ
that voting is an occupation, and no
right.
|
Registrationin the cities and Aus
tralian ballot will in a measure throN
some barrier about the ballot box
against this irresponsible, ignoran
alien vote, but not until this questio
of citizenship is decided will our elet
tons be free from the faint of corruI
! | ton and fraud,
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-12-21

BIG DRIVE ON PANTS
At A Pancoast & Son. II 10 I'm
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-12-21

This rowing peone class OF Mexican
Indians never intend to become U. {
citizenp; they are made to believ
that voting is an occupation, and no
q right.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-12-21

The ballot box from the Guada-
lupe to the Rio Grande is debauched
by this Mexican alien vote; and such
state OF things cannot last very
long without causing trouble.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-02-18
= WOMEN AS ooLLecToRs.
A New Avenue Of Employment Opened to
the WeGlsCr Sex.

New Avenue Of Employment Opened to
the Weii.cr Sex.
The avenues Of employment for women
are constantly increasing. Already she
hus proved herself Il good clerk, good
book keeper and good iype- writer,
and the latest is female collector. At
least a dozen houses in Kansas City are
employing women in this capacity, and
their number seems TO be constantly in
Drrusug.
A woman may be q ook-kceper or "A type
writer and yet be the most feminine Great
uro Imaginable, despite her business rala,
ions, says the Kansas City star, bat ~"
female dunuer would seem to be another
kind Of business woman, and she brings for
ward very promptly the question OF how
much distinction must be made between a
woman and man IN the same business.
one thing ls certain, one can not kick a
lady collector out of the office
The female collectors are for the most
part young women, and, according to their
employers, they are as persistent and ~
successful in their business as men. Their
mode Of operation, however, is somewhat
peculiar, and they do not seem to go about
the collection Of bill the same way as a
man. A reporter happened in AN Office yes
were working. While he was talking with
he manager a well-drcssed young woman
walked in and inquired for one of the young
men, He was pointed out to her, and while
the whole Office watched her she walked
over 10 his desk and began conversation
with him in tone So low no one could hear,
Aftcr talking for Il few moments she turned
10 go, and raising her voice, SAID:
III You don't come in and settle I'll be
around again on Saturday
When she was gone the young man camo
In for au unmorciful guying, and it is safe TO
say he made a desperate effort TO pay tho
bill before Saturday, She was the collector
for u jcwclry firm,
A merchant who has adopted the now
scheme was asked about 1t, and said ~
find that my lRiy collector is persistent
faithful and trustworthy, and has great
success in making some very had collcc-
tons, and don't see why a lady should not
be- permitted TO ask for the payment Of .
bill II she can do almost every thing else
about an Office
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-02-18
coNcesNlNe NOISE.
one Of the Most Injurious Influences Of
Ciiy Lfe.

one Of the Most Injurious Influences "f
Cry Lite.
"I can bear the heat very wcll,' said .
student fJrcosl 30 spend a sumner IN the
cty. but / can not endure the nose.'
Possibly he did not stop - consider that. in
making such q declaration. lac placed INN
self in ilustrious company. Thomas Car
lvle "cuuld not abide a noise, especially
that Of the morning Growing Of cocks.
Walleustcin, accustomed az he was TO the
din Of battle. mad an unccnqucraDle dread
Of the barking Of dogs, and cen the clatter
Of the large spurs fashionable in his day
In order TO ensure quiet, h. engaged twelve
patrols TO make regular circuits about his
house night and day
Neither julius Caesar nor the philosopher,
Kant, could tolerate the Growing Of poor
chanticleer who, indeed, seems to have
very few friends among the studious and
sensitive.
Schopcnhauer exceeds almost all low
ers Of Quiet in the extravaganza Of his
denunciation Of noise. He declares tN"' the
amount which a man can bear with case is
in inverse ratio to his mental power.
"If hear a dog barking for hours on
the threshold Of house, he writes. ~
know well enough what kind Of brains
may expect from its inhabitants"
A writer in the PDpui5r Scien,C WOidllB as
! serts that noise is ono Of the most injurious
| influences Of city life may not be sufd-
! ciently loud 10 attract the attention OF those
! accustomed TO it. Dut, if continuous, it acts
as inevitably upon the nervous system as
water lu ming upon a stone
! Experiments made upon animals show
! that when they have been subjected, for u
number OF hours, TO the vibration OF y
! tuning fork. their nerve cenlers bocaInc
| irritated, rs certainly as muscular tiDers
would be affected by an acid or an electric
| shock
The injurious eject Of ordinary Noises
has been recognized by the Cutii,ritIes Of
| European critics, anu, IN some c!sc5. the
nuisance Lla been suppressed. Heavily
! laden carts are not admitted 20 ccr.an
streets Of Berlin, and in cher, they arc only
| allowed 20 pass on cygullJp that t1a horses
walk. The s'reetca.B Of MuuicA nave no
| bells, and those Of Us VINO Two IN places
! where these bells are not used On Sunday
can testify to the relief attendant on the
consequent "pcace and quiet
The amount Of The matter seems TO be
| that the city dwcler muat regard noise as
one OF the necessary evils Of hIj condiIJn-
one 10 be borne phiiUsyphicIlly. and r9quir-
ing a large stock Cf grace and FdilcUce.
Happy, indeed, alo They Wlo, through thc
long, hot months, are only G,a.u.b.i ia their
morning slumbers by the song Of the birds,
or the growing Of cocks,
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-02-18

House hlll No. IN Introduced
by Jenhlhgs, isa bill t'r on act 10
provide for Interchange of tratic,and
for division of freight and passenger
traffic between connecting railroad
companies transporting fntght aud
passengers from inlvrlor points la
this state 10 the seaports or cities on
navlgable rivers.
Following are the provisions OF
the hlll;
Section l. Every railmad com.
pany operating line ar lines al
railroads located either wholly or
partly within the State ol Owgou,
shall have the right with It's hnv oT
lines ~ railroad 60 inlerseel, connec,
with or cToss within the said state
any other line or lines ot Railroads,
aud shall neoeive aud transport with
out delay or Discrimination the pas
sengers, frelghi, tonnage and oar.
c,nning from ar drs,ined Ia Any
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-02-18

Two Dozen Compressed Facts.
There are ., $50 languages,
A square mile contains so acres.
A barrel of rice contains tOO pounds
The average human life is 81 years
The first steel pen was made ia 1880
a barrel of flour weighs l,j pounds,
a barrel Of pork weighs 2Ol pounds
A span is ten and scven-eighIh inches.
A hand horse measurc) is four inches
Watches were first constructed lu i,6.
A storm moves thirr-six miles per hour
The first ucifer match was meade iu l,aJ
Tho value Of atom Ut sllVpl b.. ... .i1ts4.
a hurricane m owes eighty miles per hour
The first M on steamship va, built iu lNGd
Modern needles hrst came into use IN
i5l5
Coaches were first built in England in
1879
Tho first horse railroad was built in 1898
e7
One million dollars Of gold coin weighs
AdNo pounds avoirdupois
One million do liars Of silver coin weighs
bSVO9pouuds ayoiplupo,s
The first complete sewing machine was
patented by El,us Howe in lold
Glass NJ ndows we've ilst introduced into
England Ia the clsath century.
Albert purcr gave the world "a prophecy
Of future wVud engraving pa l5-5.
Measure 40 feet uu zach sluc and YOU
wsl have square acre within an tuch.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-02-18
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH

PORTLAND.
Wheat--Valley, si25 q % walla walla
sll21S TO 81, Is per GENITAL.
FlOur-stHndard, 81 10 to 81.
walla Waliass 6O@3 80.
Outside grades, 81 No.
Oats-whlto $50 90 COc, gray % c:.,to s.
per bushel.
Mlllstuns-Brnn S2la22; shorts, s22O
ground barley, ls32'S; cncp feed. S25
middllngs, s25, per ton,
Hay -sl6@l7 per ton.
Butter-oregon fancy dairy, 37I5 c:fnncy-
creameryI21s; good TO fair, 21a@3O;Cali
fornla choice Hl6c
Eggs-Oregon 2i025c Eastern .0c per doz
Poultry-Old chickens, Sj 1906 o.
Potatoes--sl 10 per c'ntaI.
Cheese-Oregon, ~ Ia lie; California
% TO l0c.
sugars-Golden e, SJso; extra e, 6is; dry
gpnulated, "a; cube, crushed aud '"w-
deFed, sc per pound.
Beans-small white. 3Sc8i; pink 80;
bayos. q 70; butter, S. 50; limas, s. 90 per
GENITAL.
Dried Fruits The market IL frm. QUO
ted: Italian pruues, l21I 10 lie; Petite and
German, l0c per pound; mislns, 81 90 per
box; plummer dried pears, II Ia l2lSc; sun
dried and mctory plums, II 10 i2G eyapo
raton peaches, 2ic; smyrna hgs, ~;
California fgs, So per pound,
Rlce--Bbsc per pound.
Hides-Dry hides, 81 to &c; 4 less for
culls; green over s. pounds, o.; under 80
pounds, Be- sheep pelts. SooSsSl,0O,
aMOKED MEATS AND LARD.
Eastern hams, l2ls 10 lie; breakfast ba-
con, lOS TO lie; sides. to lOc; lard, 81
Ia l0C per pound.
SAN FRANCISCO.
SAN FRANoisoo, Feb ii--wheat-
week opened ON II quieter: market. No, l
white, u a0 TO 81 80; choice 81 HT per
GENITAL.
Hops -2Oo6SOc per pound.
Barley-Feed 81 ,ISQel sos; per GENITAL
81 ~; choice 81 a To lSi commonI grade
81 i2is.
Oats. Cray 81 oOto 90; black e. 10 to . 20
per contal'
onions -S2's to 80,
Potatoes -75c to 81 IS
MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS
CHICAGO, Fob, ll.-wool-E Eastern ore
gon, 10 To ldc; valley, l6 10 lsc per pound
beef Live, "a toa Ia, dressed, Sc.
Mutton Live, S's To i'sc dressed So,
Hogs Live, S 10, dresscd.7c
Veal 7 To w per pound.
IiVer Conplaint--nIlllous
The chief symptoms of this disease are
depression oi splrig foul coated tongue; bad
b,Sting mouth; disag breath; dry
HK "A with hlotches and erupuOns; sAllow
dizziness and Irregular bowels. This com
paint la All OF It's arms can be readily
curvd by taxing Or, GUMS Improved
Liver Pllls as directed aud n lingering
their use. sold at h cents u box by Smith
= afatua~
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-02-18
I'M l,n llnhhrh Id IIr.lIA

ly "a pcstiiontal climate, by a NuOstion
Vuttiiing constant uAphsupv, phN NstVsli
uN NcrwOrk or scdentary dudgcry az the
dtsk, 10 "A hard lot, \ 81 nianN pcusnns
lrissfsscd 0f a tNr constitution suffer ihis
deprivation bVtow the meridian uf litv is
passed 10 ANY aud an suhivct "a vnndi-
tluhs inlmlvAi to health, uu purvr az mAr'
NE rvoahir prtacrNatiNu ot the ErvatVst ui
earthly blvssiuga eau DC rvcsolnurn ndvd
than hustotiof's stomach thttvis, IA ieh
luurvs thV - stStn "a clinlatc Change,
phNsiCai iatistr AID nrnNu exhaustion.
], eradicalrs dyspepsia, the hauv at sV,ten-
taT1 brain workers, puvsvrNVs uud rvaiofva
regularity of thV bowels and liver. Whvu
a dissifdrrvA NOM NuA CAuRn, NnulhilatVs
toNTf aud aE 80 and prvNents a., Vhvsks the
EfuN IA ~ q ipitttanNl ~ rheumatism ana
suut, and uCutfaiists tho dtugef tn he Ap-
i'fvht aided iptnl Satstis prVsiucilNV 0i ktd
uVN, bladder and NtcrlnV all.vvuts. ~ b.
soi. Nlntvi ui the irnth ofthess siAtenlen Ia,
N 10 nnlN ntsk'ssilrN 10 siNV this sterling
O. rianiion an impartial trtAl
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-02-18
The Canadian Government officially
reports ROYAL "an excellent baking
powder" superior to all others in
leavening strength 5 2sss Inland nd kS ' as sss


Itching piles are known by moi,'ur
like per spiration, causing Intense tchlni
when warm. This form as well as BIN
Bleedine and protruding, yield at once 4
Or. Bosanko's Pile Remedy, whi ch act
directly on the parts affected, absorhS tu
mSrs, allays Itching srd effects pernan
ent cure, 50 cents. Druggist or maiI
tretlse free. Dr. BOsanko. Philadelphia 't
poId by smith a Steiner.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-02-18
Health is Wealth |.
nHAIA

DIR. L. T.. VESTS Nerve and Brain
Treatment, guaranteed specific for Hys-
serlA, DlELlness, ConVulsions, Fits, Nervous
Neuralgia, Headache, Nervous Prost ration
caused by the use or alcOhol or tobacco
Waketullness, Mental Depression, Soften.
ing OF the brain resulting In insanity and
leading 10 misery, decay and death, pre-
mature oldage, barrenness. loss of noIyer
caused by over-eNertion OF the brain. Each
box contains one months treatment. Sl .OO
box or six boxes for $500 sent by mail
prepaid on receipt OF price.
WE GUARANTEE SIN BONES
To cure any case, With each order Ie-
eelyed by us for six boxes, accompanled
with SOU, we VIII send the purchaser our
written guarantee To refund the nancy a
the treatment does not effect a cure. Char.
antees Issued only by Geo. T.. Good. 0rug.
gist' Sole agent, 800 Com. ST., Salem, or.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-02-18
a CnM CalnmIt. suIclLn.

The suicide ~ a cowiu hUscauao County,
la, reported to the Boston q 's, furnishes
new aud cNcrucialng pOgutcrs tr persons
contemplating au EXCURSION over the divide
The animal bached mp to a trvS, switched
her tail over lIWo, then Walked around the
trve until the hybrush Was wound up and ia
this position st,s'd and pulled Ill starvation
ended ucr sulfcrrgs
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-02-18

fctcr rhclan, a Greeley County KAN
farmer bat comp.vtod his arrangements f,r
moNtug his barn. A summer evening hree1s
haWsnVd alnus while he slept gud r.rf.e,i
ihe harm io within few toct u The M
teudel site. A team 10 h-r-ps ,yf-a hit.aI 4
iN I'd, rr .' t -r ...I
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-02-18

lie hiehau's Golden Ral..u, n. =,
Sores ChAneres, hnt and SsrosJ -.
Sotes ca ths LsSs and Body; sore 80
slvS Nose, etc, Ccpper-colored Bloteh.s
sypnlnue VatArrh, diseased Scalp ana III
PnmAry tolns Of the disaass fpo,.S, =.
Aeh.e, Price, IS 90 Der HAM
Ls htehau's Golden Bafsam ga 3
Serss-t Tertiary, AsrvariAl syTRintis Rbsn
Atlan fsias in the b0nsa, Pains hi A.,
neAes nAek 81 the Max, Ulcerated sor,
,,'.Aii ssts,lAt.s tsAshs Lumps and Goa.
erAdieates al disease from ~, s,-s,s.- 80
Snsthsr caused By india rctian a. sSn.1
"a hsrcury, leAxing the b nd psrs -
heAlthy. Price IS 90 D.r R.s,,.
LIE niehau's Geldsn spa antsk 49,.
dste Tor the cure q Gonorrb-r-. fi''s
ifnt4ton Gravel. and al UrinAr, a. G.s.f
ass,Is NJ az. 'A''s snasass' Price 81 So per
L, aisAag'. ssIas. sp.ul.A In.
fs..., - srs ssfsrs e.sss q Gaaorrhea.
- 1lAiofy 0leSi Stucturss A. Isrts'-
~ 80 pes nottle.
hteaau's G0ldan Otnt.n..,
- - 'siiss healiRg q syphil.tie -.
- s.lEtiona. Price "a % - ~
- htehAu's Golden PfiIs-V -,
go tis-salaat; 49, - physlaal p.ssl
eAsss. 81 csef. soFk, Frastr.t.,a' ~.
urtses - % PsF Bsz.
sate and NsfVinA
=. s,s.l esss. c q d. ss1aIuly uausss
Iht RICHARDS DRUG CO As.u,,
80 = eit NAnkETT
s~A FEaasisso, oal
e'"Ass sTNT EHEF.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-02-18

A prominent physician calls the kiss
"an elegant disseInin1 n disease" He
Bys, fever Is spread = il, SO are lung
lcos ysEsbondl Eyid rtIy kisses arc not
Tor such as he, AID The I'D fox says the
, grapes are eour. Let Tim devote himself
TO making our women Lo,,lthy aud bloom
ing that kisses nay BE- Eisses. This can
FavOrite Prescription. 7aieh Ia simply
magical in curing disc seq peculiar to fc-
maios. After taEisg u for a reasonable
length Of time there w!l be no more ir-
regularity, beckache, bcaring-down eensa-
lions. nervous prostitution, general debility
aud kindred ailmCntG.
It is the only ucdicIHe Cor women, sold
oy druggists, under = positive guar
antee from t!Io mynufacturors, that It
| money refunded.
/ WoRLD'e U1sPE.s 4RY MEDICAL Asso-
! CIArGOs, ProYriefGra, Buffalo, N. z.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-02-18

- 70. HuENE Barber aud Hair.Gress
". ing pdriors. finest baths in the city.
t"tOmmvrvisl street, salem.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-02-18
sALEM MARKET REPORT.
A Synopsis Of the Markets-Buying and
Selling Prices.
RETAIL PRICES,

A Synopsis Of the Markets-Buying and
Selling Prices.
RETAIL PRICES.
REVISED QUOTATIONS.
Shoulders Sugar cured per ID, l2H
Breakfast bacon III iO.l5
Hams-Sugar cured, per 10, lOzsc'
Reef SO
Pork-7 y l2H
Mutt0n-l0 "a l21zc,
Veal--lo "a l21zct
Red clover seed-Per pound, lSc.
White clover seed-Per pound, H)c.
Alsike-lSc per pound.
Lincoln Grass-l2Lo per poundd
Rye Grass-l0c per pound.
Orchard Grass--l7c per pound.
Beans--5c per h.
Oat meal-nt SO.
Canned Fruit Peaches, s3 %; apricot
az 90; blackbcrries, S. corn, best grade
green peas 81 IS; per doz. In two 10 cans
Green Frult--Choice apples 73d l9Oe pei
box; pears 7bc per box; potatoes Bjci carrots
Soc; parsnlps 81 90; onions &c per lb
Fish Salmon 7nlOc per 10; Sturgeon 5d
7c per ib' small fish sl0c per ID; salt salmon
7@l0c per 10.
BUYIsG.PRICEs,
Wheat--52i5c net.
FIour-Pel barrel, $500, best 1876 lbs.
Oats-Per busli,l. Is "a Oc.
Bnrlry-fcT buahel, tOc.
Bran-Pcr ton, $40 20 at mill, sacked.
Bhorts-Pcr ton, Sl7 80 sacked.
ChsIi-Per ton, S22.d0 - sacked.
HOps-Quotcd at zoe per Id.
Eggs--2Oc per dozen.
POtatoes-l'er Dushcl, 4Oc
Corn me,tl-3c per pound.
Cheese-l2GBlic per pound.
Dried plums--Per 10. Bep7c.
Dried prunes-Per ID. lNGl2
Imported prunes 71zc per Id.
Butter--a0a &c per pound for good
Iard--l0a l2c per 10.
IIams-per pound, ll@l2c.
Bacon gides-9Dl0 10 per Id.
ShouldGrs--NdBc per H..
Chickens to lOo per poJnd.
Turkeys 10 to l2Lcper 10,
Geese 7diS per ID.
Ducks, l2ly0glic per III
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-02-18
Dr.. PTERCz'S PELLETS

Purely vegetable and Perfectly
k3arniIeas. Unequeled as Liver
Pill. Smallest, Cheapest. EasieSt TO
Take. One Tiny, Sa3sr-eonted Pei
Iez q Eose. CVTes Sick Headache,
RilicCS Es@aHaChS, C0nktipati on,
indigestion, Bilious Attacks, ana al
dgIangsmcnts Of the Stomach and Bowels.
s cen,S vial, by druggists.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-02-18

\NM. d, ,DUNNISGrON, Proprietor WIN.
W annette Ntgrcr Shop-uuder William.
cite hotel uu.y nrst class workmen em-
pluytd,
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-02-18

ID J, LARSEN & CO., Manufacture OF all
kinds OF vehicles. Repairing "A special
". shop. As state street,
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-02-18
BUSINESS CARDS.

NJ RS. f.. q. ROMEO, barber and hair
NJ dresser. ShHmpoOing ladies and
chlldrca's hair a speciality, she will be
pleased Ia see all her old customers at her
shop opposite the Opera House,
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-02-18

nK. 7. e. SMITH, peutist, ~ state street
IL salem, or. Finished dental opsra,
lions AT every description. h,iniess oiers.
Ions a specially,
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-02-18
SOCIETY NOTICES

n a h-seaswick iost, No. 10 nepaF,.
- nlrht N tiseNu, u1esls ever, Nunasx
fenius 10 the Gal oNcl the ur...lp i51r,s
-. ,t.tl5 Y NllNpg oylalrsdUs ar
n q sukEaAN, lshsi . atan.adtr
= A. kkSuLE Adiuta IA.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-02-18

Above trains stop enly at following sta
tious north OF Rosebuig, East Portland
Oregon City, Woodburn, SALEM, Albany
Tangent, Shedds, Halsey. Harrisburg
junction City, Irving and Eugene.
ROSEBURG MALL DAILY
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-03-20
Character Indicated in Eyes.

Long. almond-shat cd eyes, with
thick skinned cyclids that cover half
the pupil are Indicative ~ genius
when they are found Ia conjunction
withR brow which ~ full over tho eye
brOws aud which Inns one deep. per-
Icndiculnr lin, between the cyehfuwr.
have frequently noticed THIS combi-
nation, says n writer In the Boston
Tot. In the faces Of distinguished
literary men and nftiets. The almond.
shaped eye, however, even without
this peculiar form Of forehead, always
meaus susceptible, imprc-si0nablc
nature. Eyes which are large, open
aud very Transparent, mud which
sparkle with n falid motion under well
defined uyolids, denote elegance In
taste, somuwhat susceptible temper aud
great interest In the opp, site sex. Eyes
with weakly marked .ycOrow- above
them, and with thinly growing cyc-
lashes which are complete without
any upward curve, denote 8 feeble
constitution aud n melancholy dlspo.
sltion. Deep.suukcn aud small blue
Dyes under bony, almost "a pcrpen-
dicular forehead are Indicative Of
selfish aud cOli.henrtcd natures. Eyes
which show not only the whole Of the
iris, but nlao some OF the white, both
above gad below, denotes restless,
uncertain nature, Incapable II repo-c
or concentrated thought on any sub.
Jcct. The eyes Of n volup'afy move
slowly under heavy lids. Round.
shaped eyes are never seen Ia the iRce
OF u highly intellectual person, bat
they DENOTE a kindly. truthful and in-
noront nature Eve. which when
seen In orOiilc, arc 20 proiubofan'
n 10 run almost parallel with
the profile Of the nosc show weak
organization Of body aud mind. Eycs,
Of rather close penetration, but close
together, denote cunning aud an un.
truthful disposition. Eyes rather far
apart show an honest aud guilelcss IA.
turc. When, however, the eyes are
very far apart they denote stupidity.
Eyes with sharply-,ichuci angles,
sinking at tho corners, show stupidity
OF mind. the sharper the angle and the
more II sinks the greater the dsllcacy
Of perception II denotes, but when
very much developed Il, shows also
craitlncss amounting 10 deceit. Well.
opened eyes with smooth eyclids and
somewhat fixed glance. denote SINGER
i,y. Lines running along the cyelid-,
from side 10 side, aud passing out un-
der the temples denote habitual laught-
era cheerful temperament, or, at any
rate, one Ia which the sense VI fun "
strong.--ir.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-03-20
TnE UTOPIA"
Her Captain Arrested on tho Charge
Of ui.nnuarsui.ut.

GIBRALTAR, March i0.-rhe funeral
of the two British men-Of.war men
drowned Tuesday while helping 10
rescue passengers Of the steamer
Utopia, occurred today. They were
buried with military nOnors.
Captain McHcague Of the Utopia has
been arrested Tor wrongful acts, Ina.
proper conduct, negligence and mis-.
infringement. He was released ON ball.
The accounts given by the divers who
are engaged In work on the wrecked
steamer " the terrible sights they wit.
messed on tho vessel still further In.
crease the appalling character OF the
catastrophe. These men say they
found the matches and chaftroom IL tho
Utopia closely packed with the bodies
" the unfortunate passengers who had
become weiHcd Into an almost solid
mass In their frantic rush 10 reach the
decks. Owing 10 the lack Of arcommO.
dntion In the Naval hospital here,
many Of the crew aud cmigrants who
were rescued have been compelled TO
camp ON the glscis.