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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-07-10
JEN'S BABY.


ICopyrtsat. Isss, by Eva Wide, Neilsssoo-I
SKETCH OF MES N'GLass
To the woman-eSpecizlly the young
woman with aspI-ztions-she-e should De
encouragement in that n2ne. For Ger
sainly lis possessor has come near 20 con-
oEerins fortune BY shear force Of mother
viz Something less than fo1- years ago
her first venture II literature. 81. Of
dialect verse, came 10 the editor OF Lead
Ing humorous paper. He accepted, paid fer
Il. and clanore6 for more Other editors
copied 1.-THE eompileEs Of recitationS be-
gan 10 include n thei- collections PRETTY
well sIl that came out ovs- thai name.
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-07-10

Piscic am, content serene;
take my slab Of gypsam bread:
And ctuoks OF cleozasrgsr1ne
Upon its t&sfeless side spread
The egg ! eat was never Laid
By any cAckllug. fee.kere6 hec:
Bet from the Lord knows where til made
In Newark By uaieasaered men
wash nv simple bresktxsf down
With fragrant chirory so cheap:
o. with the bex: black .ea n town,
Dried willow ieaves calmly steep
Be. If from raar vile arts Zee.
And drink pure water from the pump
] ealp down infCsorze,
And hi9eocs rosaf0rlsH.
Aad wrizxlag polygasfri4.
And oolese-ba-reled kclpod4.
Ma -scricatsd ar1o-RElG,
And vkrlols aatraalculz
OF middle, high and low degree;
For nature just beats ali creation
In multiplied adG!se-etsoa-
Robert J. Eartssss
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-07-10

: They hsi q wide fed 10 glsan-JaeEcs.
Psck, IIsBs, The CsS-s<r-Ja2rRE1, the lsss-
tary ard Others. But dialect verse vas
very far from the full measure o. the young
writer's genius. In that mos. sxsc.ias OF
literary vehicles. the short story. she
showed - fine, pure and firm 3 socch IS
70 secure instant entrance - Eae charmed
circle Of Ha-per publications 3. whose
gate many older sni less original spirits
lSnguish n vain.
When her hrs. book. ~Dia1a's Livery"
came OF. Il bore the Harper imprint. and
VS. nSils6 - al careful. critics as . ao1a-
be piece o. work Dealing s. K did rnsinly
with Kentucky life round shout Shaker
community. il broke well-niga virgin sojl
without. aogeyer. throwing % the
slightest tsjn- o. 1o-sl mi1Saa-
Her second novel. An Earthly Para,
Eo1. now appearing serl2llv II Eerrs-~s
3s<Ssg. : hksgzss fo-eo-325ls1 - the ! =
My 81 cove-s. and : ssia BY competent
critics - he far and ssay more tu.l u
p-owe-, pScgures9 GeneSS. insight ant HI
mainly THAN even lis predecessor.
Personally Mrs Gl2ss0n = small 2n9
slight. thought Gai2t;lv rounded Her face
hSs aoE lbs. al -he s9fs curves o. chI.6-
hood. >ce h2S G&rS eyes and w2vv brown
hair. full O red lights In manner she IS
p5aua1tsy c-Icl0s4. H5Eh 10 limit. though
=
achievements SIZE : ucE.esGy itse1f-EAa
real rDo<ssS1y thar 60eS lol 20 2-22s3Ce--
21I1g n The sUlss q prsten1e3 humility.
sr1 certainly she Sis C,o-e -1erCl.ullv II
judgment upon other writers than uu-o-
her Own small SELF.
Her ea-ly years we're speuEia Kentucky.
Size has lately come 20 I've II ccSm oncll-
ssa New YORK. where ste has been warmly
received. Il. {. ".
TIE sTogy
Pore GE,ls soul, Hye-e i s-svunsi-g,
lis hungry, Jen."
Il can't help Z, sail Jen. turning her
f.ce into the pillows She grozned IS she
spoke Her long h-own hair hung over
IAs bedside n . heavy b-2ii- In her thin
cheeks burned : csalo- which made he-
de1.cscy less iaeoaE-co-s vi:A The rel and
yellow coye-let r2npling over her restless
ngu-s.
s-SA1cxs1S commented he other WOMAN.
bending over sAs pillows SEE E2s lsan
sn3 cd. with shoulders which. n f-on.
view. seemed sp2-osch51s each other
Es- gray hair. trailing downward from
struggling part. lcop@5 her ears II twists,
Ike ns2HsG rop@-
OF don't T2as - - s.a-ye. 10 yeh -
she 6e-nUr-e3. .'Hvare, yo2 yauaS Sxiss
OF = tells-. yoG," The baby. 81 she laid ).
:. Jeas side. seemed merely -o.l q Raid
1&nIel. The t0p0oss eZi g which 3lS-
closed AZ z.oEl .: tace considerably Ike
.he WIN S.-3 ks-neS q : nseko-v nat yzn
Sepz her ewes hidden.
~ Is. L i does =" SIC saA, n s1o.h-
erred voice Better Ia i tcLse zrt done
with i -
~Yo2 Know you 3oa't mean 10 sueA
thing SAID Ms Asls. h2sh2as sAe r2-t-
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I1s-e s-e - Lo1-c1 So Common Lodging
h52ss> ~11e2 asvs Ess-AS S1.9oo iza45It4zss- In
so@ss s&-rsz< z-s s001- asa woE41 ST gz-is
A. q s-Zs 2-2o@- so-zs $50 SO c2s1e- ias 4gs
q -
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1892-01-12
DR.. GUlLLERMO WIVES
Ex-iefe de CIfmica del Institute
OfE6ImiCO de Madrid
OCULISTA
HORAS DE CONSULTA
De a de q 2-CaBle de AtOcha
mEhmeFO I9
Ponce. Enero 10 de 1891. p.
Manlove, Alliot, Fryer & O.
INGENIEROS CONSTRUCTORS
L6adyes, Glasgow y Roeen.
.NOTTLNGHAN

Fabricantes de toda clase de maquinarias par
fncas azucareras como son, nnolinos perfeccionadO
de dos tres cuatro cinco cilindros Desfbrado
ras de la cana para aumentar la extraction, 70 Libra
de jugo por Glen de cana garantizado, Clarifcado
ras de todas formas, tamahos classes, Flltro- prem
sas peTfeccionadas, Triple efecto Tachos al yac1o
Tachos al cierre libre Concretadoras de Fryer cen
trlfugas de Hepworth, Manlove otros, pailas dt
Wetzel evaporadoras, Bombas para aqua, sirop
guarapo, borTas de riego calderas multitubulares
de Root tubulosas y otras.
ApGrGtoS GWtO0adtacOs para Qf<eq1a0r e.
bagaso dtyect0mesate del Dlokp0, sias inter
saciosa del 6yGsero. ISat i1astalaci0as 6bre dt
hacendado dc todo rie8go q perdida pOr b
fuego por l5s4Vias, q ahOrrG Wn SO pS
gQst0 de elabOTdciOa.
Tambien Sc construye toda clase de tanques )
canales de hero cobre Was freress portatIles
fias,g gwagones, ocomotoras, etc.
Todo gsrantizado de material CONSTRUCTION
de primera clase yque encerran todos los adeantos
del dia.
Sc facilitau a los Sres. que 10 desean, personas
competentes para tomar medidas, levantar pianos
instalar los aparatos.
Para mas informes dirfjanse en- Ponce al repre-
sentante en- esta Isla.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1892-01-12
zETTE RRBesssn.as spnr ecce=raa--A
F. IL Il ! # #s = = a 4 5 t -.
A A III
Z. Z. E. Z. i. g.. E.. ]. E.. H..3

racionado popos ufcient personal
pe
del oendo egdo oostumbre esoogda recnte stenca
nfndad afculos del
pe6damn exile eoente negocio de
Y e CT
Farmacia Vale & CamCiO
pct tod pincipalnente Me-
ell lenf
depacho dec
tura del
ia cuta ciudad de Ponce.
FL ben6c arulo de nmejorable
exceepc eRitmdd ba conpdo tab6n Drupdo eto de
la Farmacia Vale 81 CamcEO Iasimos
Pondiendo Ia confapza pate de todos Sc e dpensa
appointments mc6uticos
ell
Plaza Ponce, RicoD de
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iA lie R u A.!

Sabedor 81 dueno de Ia Fabrica de Tabacos y
Cigarros 7 A BELLEZA, establecida en- la Habana
calle de Dragores n1meros go A. que cigarros
MARCA LA BELLEZA Sc est6n falsifcandO en- esta
capital en- gran escaa; reconienda sus consumi-
dOres dejen sorprender cor una mercanela dis
tinta la elatorada en- estos talleres, fin de evtar
dicha falsiicaci0n recemienda eus marchantes We
Ian e paDel de sus cigarros en- los cuales sc We al
trasnz Ell letrero LA BELLEZA coocado de tai
modo que Sc hace impossible toda case de fasif.
caci6n.
LA BELLEZA " euya fama es coDocda en-
eI mundo enterO, ha sido premiada con custro me-
dallas de or0 una menc6n honoriica
L6anse los papees de cigarrOs.
Suplico d los consumido-es rompan las caetil as
al bntarlas. lib
PGaqderiG Las tres
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ENRIQUE 3. Leon

FaLyioQais de tisegos oytlSciates
EsTI q ANFRlgANO
Ceif lrl LEON n6moro ~, Ponce, PurEto-Rico
Ortabre l7 AZ 1897.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1892-01-12

Tisicos que desesperaiz de curaros!!!
Los cue sufr1s treeuentee catarros!!!
Los cue enrorquecep con facilidad!!!
Los cue padecen De tos!!!
Los que sufren broDooitia cr6nica!!
Los atscados de hrancorteas!!!
Los asm6ticos!!l
CGrensa r6rida V seonr meGte con el
,Earabe baissimEcO as GWaya
c0g del aDE. Eg. Castro.
S. aaysnnza Il cuyaci6n radical 8 Sc
devuelve e diDero, 81 q mediciua no
furte 80 afectc.
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La Mutualidad

soC1EDAD DE sEeURos soBRE La VIDA
a contar desds de- Msyi. aF6x'mo paaado 81
n6mero a. p6 izHs yigentes este SO O-iedad e ha
reducido menos de ua cientO p0r 10 curig con
furme Al artienlo 66 d. sua EstatHtos. entTa Ia
misma q periodo de liquid ci6n, que duFarA
un sdo ss deoir hsetn ae Mayo dc 1892.
Ia odcina de Ia sociedad co tinda Gale del Cor
mrTcio pdDern I, EsqHtna Marina
g publiea para c0noenniento DE loa senores
AfeEnYatns
Ponce Junio IA de tr91 El Preaidente, II. Sale
Enr 6.- M
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1892-01-12

ku rsta tipngraiIa se impr men
tarjetas nj minute q precios snma-
meitt p.61icOs.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1892-01-12

uLeay. en- los folletos 10 que dicen los
ptimrros m6dicos de las Antillas!!
Eufs:mos!! no hay engaho, tomen es-
"a maravillosB medicina
Pnocdreula en- todas lac boticas, SO
curarau radicalmente.
Fa,msc6utieos: pedidla ArriIIaga y
g, Ponce &C J Monagas Y ca, Ma
yaRuea - Fidel Guillermety, Capital
U Maritime, Humscao.
Ponce, Dcbre. 10 De 1891, 3Im. p.
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E UL SiO
SCOTT

que es simplemente aceite de higado
de bacalao descompuesto en- peque-
fisimas particulas y digerido va, por
decirlo asi, mecanieamente. Con
este SO evita q los estomagos tdelica-
dos de los enfermos el trabajo de
digerir, ademas de que NO todas las
pGrsonas, atn en- buena salud, pue-
dep digeTir ell aceite simple.
A las reconocidas virtudes del
aceite de higado de bacalao, la Emul-
sion de Scott une las propiedades
restaurativas y fortifcantes de los
hipofosftos de cal y de sosa. El
conjuntO forma la preparation mas
efcaz en- existencia para todos los
casos en- que esta indicada segun el
dictamen unanime de los principales
medicos del universe.
DEscoNFfEsE DE Los IMI.
TADORES.
aExiiase la verdadera Emulsion de
Scott que Sc haIla de venta en- todas
las boticasay otros establecimientos
en- todo ell mundo.
SCOTT q BOVINE, Qulmisos, New York.
Tambi6n fabrieantes de los cslebres parcheg "a.
EosOs marea " Excelsior
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della Ciencia!!
i.E Bg u R 9gOSn
..g3 N d s3Sg Sg AgO 81

IS de los m6dicos, Ia opcai6n de los enfeymos
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NHeVa AgenCia FUneraria
DE FIX
BARTOLO SEGUA
s-MAYoR-s

El que suscribe duenO de eete estabecimi1li-
TO- ofrece los habitantes De esta cindad, as como
ds les pueblos limitrOps eata Agencia montada con
tOd0a los element0a noceaarina para ea3ar 20mpaeii
dos 4 los que &c dgnen ocuparla. Desde el ataud
mas modesto hasta el cachg ds Primera nOYedad en-
au clase, con TODD cuenta II establecimiept0,
La ARsnoiR So hace cargo, ain Tetribucioa Dc
ning6n g6nero de ia adquiAici6n de niCho, impression
da esquelaa, reparto de elias la ParrOquia.
Con un simple aviHO, inmediatamehte tendF5 el
guEto de pOnerme lna 6rdenea del que me necesite
Ponce, l5 de ARoato de 1891.
p BARToLO sEsuE.
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FELICITACION
DE la
7ABRICA DE TABACOS Y CIGARROS
sEA BEElEEZA''
A sfTs coNguMrDogEs

Asus coNsUMIDoEEs
rs costumbre iDmemOrial
En- todo el orbe cristiGuo,
F'elicitar de antemano
En- el periodo paseaal.
La BeIleza," que cuida
De agradecer los favores,
t0dos aus fumadores
Saluda con alma vida.
Prometiendo cor reposo
8 su protector fsrviepte,
Dsrle, en- escala aseendente,
Su cigarrillo sabrosO,
Que sin ambaje sofsma,
Sin meutira sin eHgann,
Pasaran ana tras ano
y siempre sera la misma.
Sers Ia misma en- briudaF
Un material de prinera---.;
Sera Ia mism4 que era
Para el que quiera fumar.
Sera sin ningitn atajo,
En- triste Q p.aeida hora,
La c0nstonte brindadora
De ramas de Yuelta Abajo.
7 sera IN fin, con amores,
con Ia fe mss sentida,
la enthusiastic sgradecida
A t0dos sas fumadores. lib
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1892-01-12

a. DEBlLiDAD GENERAL.
GA TISIS. Ia AREMaAs
IA ESCRoFUGA.
EA REUM ATHSM0.
Ia T0S N RESFRIAD0S-
e. RAQUITIsMo EN- Los NIN0S.
z en- general todas las afeociones
de Ia garganta, del pecho y las que
prooeden de enpobrecimiento or
ganico o pobreza de la sangre
Sc curan con el uso de La
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FABRICA De COCHES
DE e. CHEVALIER
GALE DEL COMERcIO
PONCE, Y. R.
DE e. CHEVALIER
cALLE DEL coMERcIO

En- este establecimientO que
cuenta con un personal spto y to-
das las maquinas necesarias, Sc
constrnyeu eoohes " SO bacon re-
paraciones de todas cIases q pre-
clos sumamente m6dicOs.
DE venta constantemeRte CO.
ches de 2 y A asientos de PrOce-
dencia nOrte-americaBa y cons
truidOs aquf, a preciOs que varian
desde $16O hasta $500.
Cnenta asi misIno este estahfe-
cimiento un variado surtido de
arneses, ruedas y todo 10 concer-
niente al ramo que vende pre-
clos
SIN COMPETRNCIA.
Ponce, Octubre 8 de 1897.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1892-01-12

NJ A N y EL r, S UBIRA
10 ATOCH4-IO

Tiene de ofecer centela pdbico
general Drogas
mcos farmac6uoa Ptehtzados naconaes extraneros
fnidad de artiouloS a la Farmacia.
En- el cumplmiento de las 6rdenes conare
gran despacho pres
Rgodicdad y precios. en- despaeho
.Pme Nogpnn 5 Dc 8Im.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-06-18
HlKAHiI NOTES.
The Alleged Revolutionary COnspiratorS in
COurt-SurTey for the Proposed Gable.

By the arrival yesterday Of the steamer
Colima from Honolulu We have Hawaiian
advices to June Z.
On June Justice Dole of the Supreme
Court denied a motion to discharge from
custody Wilcox and Ashford and others re-
Gently arrested for conspiracy and treason.
He held that plotting against the Govern
ment was an overt act Of treason. Five Of
the defendants were then discharged from
custody, as there was 10 evidence 80 hold
them; their names are Jim Crow, kila, Ba-
l0ks, Espinda and kahahawai. Baloka was
discharged as not being implicated IN the
matter in any degree. Following this de-
Cisi0n the hearing Of witnesses for the de-
Tense was commenced. 1t is understood
that Ashford and Wilcox will be held for
trial.
In the Legislature Oh June Representa-
tive kOahOu presented a question TO the
Minister Of Foreign Affairs as to whether
her Majesty's Minister had authorized the
Hawaiian Minister st Washington. the
Hon. J. Mott Smith, to negotiate any
treaty with the United States Government
looking 10 the annexation thereto Of the
Hawaiian Kingdom. Also Whistler the
said representative at Washington was in
struCted to grant a cOaling station to the
United States at Pearl HaTb9T aud to per-
nit the landing Of troops.
VI kll6 Oh Tie Aiu4SLEI VI L OIcEEu AudIS
presented the following answers relative to
the Hawaiian Minister az Washington and
TO tie effect: CD Her Majesty's Govern
ment had given no orders TO Minister J.
Mot Smith to enter into any treaty looking
for annexation; @ the treaty Of 1887 gave
the United States the sole right TO maintain
a coaling station al Pearl HarbOr. and the
said right is co-eXistent with the life Of the
treaty.
The United States survey steamer Thetis
arrived in port on the Goth ult. from San
Francisco via Hllo. The Thetis left Point
Conception, Cal, April 20. to survey a route
for a cable line 10 the Hawaiian Islands
During the voyage until arrival at Hilo
May 13) 800 sOundings were made, all the
way from two to ten miles apart. The
deepest sounding reached was 800 lathoms,
or about 3l2 miles. Captain Rutter has eX-
pressed the opinion that the route offers no
distractions and was, therefore, more favor
able than the line Of survey undertaken by
the a batross. The Tbetis sailed from
Honolulu Sunday afternoon, jane ), for
San Francisco. She will take some few
sOuUdings en- TOUte
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OAKLAND WON.
The Angels Defeated on Their Own
GrOunds-ScOre 10 to S.

The Angels Defeated on Their Own
Grounds-Score 10 to S.
Los ANGELES, June 1T-0akland won
lively game here to-day, in which Balsz was
hit hard and often by all hands. Balsz
pitched six innings, but his delivery suited
Oakland too well, and he exchanged places
with Stafford. who allowed only two hits,
but let in two runs on wild pitches and a
poor throw to first. McCauley is laid up
with sprained ankle, and Rogers covered
the initial bag. Los Angeles scored two
runs in the first inning on a double by
Glenalyin, a single by Stafford and an error
By Shea. Three more were added in the
fourth on doubles by Tredway and Hulen,
a single by Rogers, a sacrifice by Basz and
an error by Hutchinson. One run was
taken in the sixth on a double by Tredway,
a single by GlenalVin and a sacrifice by
Hassamear. The last two runs for Los
Angeles were scored in the eighth on
triple by BalsZ and singles by TFedway,
Hassammer and BalsZ. Oakland got
bunch of five runs in the third on an error
by Hassamer, singles by Hutchinson,
Mannasau, Whitehead, German and two by
ONeil. Hulen's error and a single by
Turner added one in the fourth Three
more were counted in the sixth on singles
by Shea, Carroll and Turner, triple by
Hutchinson and al overthrow by Balsz.
The last one came in the ninth on a single
by Hutchinson, sacrifice by Turner and
wild pitch. Whitehead again played a fine
game at second, including one sensational
catch. The other features were the fielding
of Tredway and Stafford. Following is the
score.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-06-18
ON EASTERN DIAMONDS.

The st. Louis Browns Defeat the Reds
The Giants Lost,
ST. LOUIS. June 17.-Gleason's pitching
Glasscoek's fielding and the latter's and
Caruther's triples were the principal fea-
lures OF to-day's game. st. Louis 3, hits Z
errors 2. CincDnatis 3. hits 8, errors 3
Batteries-Gleason and Buckley, Chamber
lin and Murphy.
At New York.
NEW YORK. June 1.-THE Brooklyns
played without an error. New Yorks q hits
4. errors f. BrookIyns 3, hits g. Batteries
Rusie and Boyle, Hart and DAILY.
At Boston.
BosToN. June 1.-THE Phillies fathomed
Staley's curves easily and won a good game.
First game-BOstons g. hits 10, errors 4.
Phlladelphias IA. hits 10. Batteries-Staley
and Bennett, weighing, Cross and Clement
The second game WAS called at the end of
the fourth inning on account or rain. The
score then stood BostOns 4, Philadelphia 2.
At Pittsburg.
PITTsBURG. June 17.-Shugait's tumble in
the tenth let in the winning run. Wood
cock was knocked out In the first inning.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-06-18
MRS. TAUSSIG HEARD FROM.
Her Husband Spent Her Money for AZ
other Woman.

Her Husband Spent Her Money for An
other Woman.
Louis Tsussig is in more hot water. This
months ago, when he engaged in quarrel
with his partner over the possession of
poker club rooms on Powell street. He
WAS subsequently arrested on complaint Of
his wife Carrie. who charged him with hay-
ing attempted to poison her. She did not
prosecute on account of the scandal Incl
dent thereto, buI has now entered suit for
divorce. They were married on January Is,
1873. when she was the widow Timer. nee
GTeenberg and possessed OF fat estate Of
some $4,000.
TauSsig is now in Portland, Or, and the
first charge on which the divorce is sought
is his williul desertlOn of her in February.
The fact is that during their married life he
eminently succeeded in fritterng away her
property, and she now deeply regrets hay-
Ing made such poor bargain and attached
herself and money TO man with no other
recommendation than handsome features
and a fine physique. He used her money
in various business enterprises, which all
ended alike In the loss Of the investment,
so that his standing from a commercial rat
Ing was never much above zero
The most bitter experience came, how
ever, soon after his arrest, and from what
she has learned since, she charges him with
unfaithfulness extending over period Of
seven years and names as the correspondent
Tina Seveoning, who is said TO be the ex-
wife Of a young Oaklander. Upon this
woman she says he layished her money and
bought for her the most expensive 1ewelry,
linen and tlle Talment.
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ESCAPED TO MEXICO.
See, the Arizona Wife Murderer, Has Man.
aged to Eluds the Officers

See, the Arizona Wife-Murderer, Has Man
aged to Eluds the Officers
PEGNIx. AriZ, June IA telegram was
received at the Sheriff's Office that makes
the facl probable that See. The Tonic Basin
ife-murderer, had escaped into Mexico.
TIE telegT states that two men, one Of
Light complexion, wearing a light hat black
shirt, and riding q bay horse, and the other
lighter built, more swarthy in complexion,
and riding a soTTel horse. were seen by
Frank BabcOCk, well-knOwn Pnal
TanCheT, riding south over the SacatOn
Desert yesterday. When observed the men
Immediately left the road and remained
lid iG a clump Of bushes several hundred
yards distant on the Gila River.
The men tally exactly TO the description
Of John See and his brother, who is known
to be with bin aiding his escape, and it is
thought by the officers that they have
crossed the Mexican frontier before this
time
Tie inside details Of the murder say it
grew out Of a money matter. See and his
wife had not been living together for some
time The officers Of Pinal County induced
heT TO md the hiding-plsce Of TTaln-TOb-
bers King and Ussery, through her hus-
band, agreeing to pay him $500. This she
did on a promise to return to him after the
betrayal and capture Of UsseTy, The
money was paid 10 See and 10y him turned
over TO his wife, wheTeupOn she refused TO
live with him and returned the money. See
then shot her dead.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-06-18
A SUCCESSFUL SHOW.
The Circus Draws Big Audiences Bot
Afternoon ana Evening.

The Circus DRAWS Big Audiences Both
Afternoon ana Evening.
Yesterday, the third day of the circus
season, showed that the taste for horse
manship and the study Of zoology are still
on the increase. Two immense audiences
were present and thoroughly enjoyed the
tour among the animals and the unequaled
spectacle in the ring They were not all
frsttimers either. for Sells Brothers are so
well provided with attractions that they
are enabled to offer something new every
day and thus cater to the tastes OF their old
patrons.
The afternoon performances show that
the young people are as fully alive to the
attractions of the circus as their elders.
Thousands of school children congregate
there daily and ply the officials with cOnun-
drums as to the history and habits Of the
rare and valuable birds aud beasts, which
form an Instructive part Of the big show.
These interest the little ones fully as much
as the vagaries of the clowns and the feats
Of the trick animals, und furnish the young
minds with fund Of information not easily
forgotten.
There are eight days more of the circus,
but those who intend visiting ii ought to
do SO at once in order to avoid the diScOm-
fort Of overcrowdlug, which invariably at
tends the closing days OF the big show.