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taNor. He held the flame t. the red wan
aud the seal- melted.
" Unlock the trunk"
The stranger drew key from his
pocket. AID did 50 With tlomblm hands.
lhe lid was InrowH back md Mus,npuA,
assisted 10y lie lmas,tr, drew u shape "~s
form from the trunk .nd laid II uu the
carpet.
believe my tongue c owe To- the roof Of
my mouth o. | should have : rtau."u.
! The form WIS inciused IN a urge box and
1t was II dead ludv.
- Examine thesc SeUlS also
Around the mouth OF tho bag arope
was tied. and the knots were sealed like
the trunk.
| Three months ago resumed the
doctor, " my daughter, who WAS born IN
India aud IS Of the religion ot ShRmln.
took upon her VOW TO per urm tins Sac
rItiCe N honor OF the greet goddess silva.
She closed heI threat by swal owing
strips ot linen after the manner f
llindoo iakirS She then threw herself
into CaialeptiC state. and ]. IN your
presence. sealed her ros,Iils with plugs
of fax stepped IN WAY. ] then luclosed
her pu!Sclc,S and rcid :oTm IN this
shroud. the seals Of winch are still intact.
| shall now restore her tu lfc.
Meanwhile MuStapha Ia been busy
mixing paste Of hour.likc stuff and boil
ing water IN shining Ira bowl,
lhe doe or uroke ihc seals and drew
down the Shroud, eNealuc the torn Of =
woman Her face was shrive!ed aud
brown like IA mummy. As stood, hoping
was IN horrld dream, lc went on
- Observe that this body 10 cold aid
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pulsule>s ~ it was when placed il III
t,u trunk tEr,e months ago.
The slrHuG-r bowed. II" seemed on
the l,iut q! funiiNg.
! uc nocIor "a IN lrt W the plugs of
fax nom the n strtlS hnl opened the
mouth. lIc i,rcV' was "ubItd Ia, k
uui tie Il, stored il - it, II, rpHl position.
lie then TOOK Ill" aSt" from the servant
and vou.Cd some OF il over ia. head and
rmuIled !Le k,itie yer irc hodr. Again
and ngaIn lie applied he taste. AID ~
length sad calmly: " lhe puse Is beat
lnr nd lcs ration has CONNIE" ed:
\mstapha handed Inn Gub,et tul ot n
hrautfut rrsc. Colord liquid and he
poured it down the throat of the Lody.
In moment the corpse opened its eyes.
the taCe grew llte.!lFe and the hands
lCCan o twltrh.
At the sight of this fell senseleSs.
VI hen Vas restored iu cuuSrlouSn"sN /
found myself on II iounC". the doctGrwaS
bending over Inc and the large trunk was
removed.
gazed around in bewIldermeut. Tie
lamps Still burned aud the copper bra7ier
s., cd beside the ugly tool which mnde me
shiver rs il seemed to watch me with Its
sinister eve.
You have dlsobeved my orders and
have suffered for It, laid the doctor
Coolly MS lac offered me vine.
] waved him away and rose to my feet.
You mus, leave my house this very
dav :" exclaimed.
Very good. And YOU must be ST.
lent"
cold all over.
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A shr,ll laugh sounded near me, and
looking around ! caught sight OF the
dead body
DenG nolouger \ living BODY with
drk. eva face and deep. glittering eyes.
" Iou see. madame, she said. in q
mo hing. GeyillSh manner. you teel the
earc's 1T our experiment more than do.
shake hands and assure yourself am
llve.'
No" | said. indignantly. II re-
rouuce the deNl! and all his works. Be-
gone Mt of uy no Se.'
left the room aud crept up TO my bed,
where | lay for week. My faithful ser
want. Maggie, nursed me back to health,
but my mlnl was Il. at ease.
| determined 10 hear the worst, and
asked her one day, suddenly: - Has the
doctor gone aud taken all belonging to
him"
Yes. ma'am the day you took sick.
and do YOU know that he had daughter
with hnng was struck when / saw her
60 out. for she did net come in the car
riage that day. l saw them come in.
- " hat did she lock like, Maggis!"
asked family,
AWFUL thin and dark as nm Indian,
with horrid looking eyes. like Goals OF
fire.
The doctor had left note for me. Il
contained $500. On the paper wrapper
around The bills was written; " Be silent
have been silent for years. but tell my
story now to let people know what
strange things can happen in large city
like New York, k,-EEeha"9s.
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AN ENGAGED MAN.
Mr.. GdlliU0nt SpOOneT's UnJOrtun0te
Mat,inoOnjaL Specul0tiOns.

I felt the moment saw him that DR..
Arnold was not an ordinary man. He
hired my first floor and put bell and
plate on the door, as if in search OF pa
tients, but he seemed comfortably off, If
not wealthy. He brought a quantity of
things into the house. though consid-
cred my two parlors we'll furnished. First
came desk, then a bookcase. and lastly
a wagon-load of huge trunks.
The front parlor was his Office. the back
his surgery and he used the extensou for
bedchnmber. was delighted when
caught sight Of the rooms after the doctor
and his colored servant had arranged
them. The doors and windows were all
draped with magnificent curtains or por
there's made Of rich stuff. embroidered in
Strange patterns. Gohlins. birds. butter.
flies and queer creatures such as l Lad
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FROM THE WORLD OF LABOR.

The New York Section OF the Socialist Labor
party will elect new officers tomorrow.
j. Brookman, II. GeIger and NJ. Piet have
been elected delegates to the Hudson County
Central Labor Federation by the Hudson
County General WOrkmenS Society.
Truant Oficer Fee, OF Grand Rapids, Mich,
secured the names OF children under age
working In factories through the members OF
labor organizations, VINO report 10 min In
writing. The plan works well.
w. j. UBren, John Russell and James
Eadie have been elected delegates by the
Granite-Cutter Union OF this city 70 the
harmony conference OF the Central Labor
Union.
Brotherhood OF Painters and Decorators TO
send in their suggestions for the next Ma
tional Convention, which viii be held in ST.
Louis Monday, Aug. l.
san Francisco is flled with "scabs" who
came from all parts OF the East in response to
advertisements OF employers whose wOrkmen
are on strike. The supply OF unemployed
men is largely exceeding the demand.
The sllk-weavers' strike at the Jeanette
Mills In college Peint L. l., has been settled
by compromise. The men got an advance
OF II per cent. and the Saturday halt-holiday.
.Quarrymen should not so TO Fort Deposit,
Granite Bend, Mo-; Fair Haven, Conn, an
lam0ertville, n. j., where the bosses are
nghting the Union.
One OF the shop delegates OF Branch 6.
tnlteQ MaCnlnlStS, reported NJ the laSt reg
ular meeting OF that organization that at his
shop wages nave been reduced irUln sl5 to
$3.50 per week.
Mass-meeting OF bakers at 342 Atlantic
avenue, Brooklyn, to extend the ranks OF the
Bakers Protective Union OF Long Island.
Cigar-PacKers' Union No. 2ol Is collecting
funds for Ottenberg's striking ciSar-makers,
and May the Union will give an entertain.
ment for the Denent OF the strike Iund at lo5
Second avenue.
The annual address OF the President OF the
Upper India Chamber OF Commerce, Calcutta
says that the Bengal cotton trade has almost
collapsed, OWN, TO persistent adulteration
and the chearn IS OF American and Egyptian
cotton.
AT Hepps machine shop in Wiener Neu.
stadt, Austria, all workmen over forty-nvG
years have been discharged, the boss declar.
ing that plenty or young men could be had
and he would no longer employ any man who
had worked at the trade more than twenty.
nye years,
The Cabinet Makers OF Boss Empert, East
Twenty-second street. resumed work this
morning, as the eight-hour day was granted
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to them yesterday. The other strikes against
the bosses who refuse 10 grant the demand

| to them yesterday. The other strikes against
the bosses who refuse 10 grant the demand
| continue.
New officers elected by Brewers Union No
l are John IIccker, Treasurer; Chris. Spie-
gel Auditor; Jacob Huber, Delegate to the
National convention. Union No. " elected
Adolph Lange secretary In place or Frederick
Martin. who resigned. Al the general Office
S333.l u were received this week.
In 1872 Denmark had 5000 members OF
LABOR organizations. There are now over
10000. When candidates for the RikSdag
were nominated IN 1872 they received 3lj
votes In i've districts. In 1870 ten candi-
dates received about 1000 votes and three
OF them were elected.
The ST. Louis lathcrs have been successful
IN their strike for an advance. Their wages
have becl raised from Sl.75 and $2.J0 TO
$500 and So per day, and none but union
men will be employed henceforth. The s,rlke
lasted tvc days.
An appeal taken by the National Typo
graphical Union OF Germany against ihe
seizure OF It's strike iuHd during the recent
ninc-hOur strike has been Sustained by the
Berlin courts, the Judges declaring that the
President OF the police committed an unlaw-
Tul act when he ordered the fund to be con-
fiSCatcd.
The Archit tectural Iron Workers, Branches
2 and 7 OF the United Machnists. Anal
gamated BrasSworkerS' Union and No. "a OF
the Brotherhood OF Machinery MOulders have
| issued circular calling upon all metal work
| crS In New YORK and Vicinity to attend con-
! ference in Clarendon Hall Oh May u, for the
purpose OF organizing metal workers
council.
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never seen or heard of reveled all over
the curtains, which were framed OF heavy,
dark green silk. Much of the embroidery
was in gold and all the porIeres were fin
lShed with heavy gold bullion fringes.
Then there were rugs and mats 30 brill
liant and beautiful that they seemed to
my eyes handsome enough to be framed
like pictures.
The thought came into my mind that
the doctors wealth must be unbounded.
and ielt must respect even if did not
like him.
As / Gazed the servant came in with his
stealthy step, as noiseless'y as a snake
He bowed and addressed me in broken
English.
What Missy Sahib wi he, ?" lie asked
in his smooth. silly voice.
disliked the man ~ much as | liked
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MUSICAL NOTES.

The last concert Of the Metropolitan Musi-
cal Society FOR the season will be given at
Music Hall on Tuesday evening next. Mr..
William II. chapman will conduct the chorus
OF $50 voices, which will be accompanied by
iull orchestra. The soloists will be Miss
Margaret Reid and Alexander Lambert.
Among the interesting features or the pro-
gramme may lie noted the grand chorus from
Wagners "Tannhauser," "Thanks BE to
Cod by MenielsSOhn, and Lantus," new
composition by W. II. Chapman.
=.
The Orphcus Society will give It's last
private concert OF the season next saturday
evening at the concert hall In Madison
square Garden. Under tho able leadership OF
Mir. Arthur Mees the cub has made wonder
iul progress during the past season and It's
entertainments are always delightful.
Sig. Nalerc, the little spanish tenor Of Mr.
Abbcy's troupe, who sailed for Europe this
week, profiteu during the latter part OF his
stay in this city by the instruction OF Sig.
Emilio Be.aN, his fellow -countryman, with
whom he studied the role OF Edgardo IN
lucia" in which he made so successful an
appearance with Nine. Patti lie had never
before sung the part In public. Critical
listeners noted the great improvement In his
style and tone.
Paderewski has started piano craze, and
pianists are now looming up In all directions.
The latest Is Carlos Hucke, who Will make his
first appearance at Behr Bros. Hall, 81 Fifth
ay, nue., Tuesday evening. He Will be assisted
by Xaver scharwenka, Pedro II. de Sala1ar
and Nine de SalaZar
Nine. Marie Rttter-Goetze will give " song
recital" at the Madison Square Garden Con-
cert Han April ~, with Max Spicker nt the
piano, Frank Wilczek as violinist and lsadore
Luckstonc as accompanist The perform
Gnce win consist OF music by Schubert, Schu.
mann, Spchr, Rubinstein, Brahms, Franz ant
Jensen.
Black Tatti, and-ahem white Patti arr
both announced as coming events at tho
The evening world., 1892-04-23

When Baby ives sick, we gave her Castoria.
When she was Child, she cried for Castoria-
When she became Miss, she clung to Castoria-
When she had Children, she gave them Castoria
The evening world., 1892-04-23

Comic opera purveyors are at present very
hard at work. Not only will the avalanche OF
comic opera fall upon this city during the
summer, but 1t threatens to swamp a num-
Der OF towns in the country.
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sense You can get moro good. nnu Wlth'
out having TO suffer for it, with Doctor
Piercc's Pleasant Pellets. Not merely
temporary good, but help that lasts. In
a perfectly easy and natural way they
cleanse and regulate the whole system,
and keep it regulated, Sick and BILIOUS
ious Attacks, and all arrangements Of the
liver, stomach and bowels nrc promptly
relieved and permanently cured.
They're tho smallest, easiest and best
to take and they're the cheapest. for
they're guaranteed to give satisfaction
or your money is returned. You pay
only for tho good you get This is true
only Of DIR. Pierce's medicines.
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In Boston.

In Boston.
From Puck
Policeman-Here Mind your eye young
ster!
Bebby Backbey-I beg pardon: but do not
see why the master should obey the pupil.
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The last but one Of the Damrosch concerts
will occur at Music Hall tomorrow night
The soloists Will De Nine. Clementine de Vere-
Sapio mote the recent addition to the name,
and Nine. Sofia Scalchi. who will sing, "Ah
Quel Giorno," from " semiramide," and, with
Nine. de Nere-sapio, the duet from Rossini 3
"GaZZa Ladra." The symphony orchestra
Nolkman, Auoer MasSenet and Wagner.
The last concert Of the Boston symphony
Orchestra will take place Tuesday evening at
Chickerlng Hall under the direction OF Arthur
NiKiSch. MIR. and rs. Henschel Will be the
SOlCists
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Madi'on Square Garden. Matilda, the sable
songstress, Will be heard April 90, ~ and IS.
while Adelina, the white and only one, will
appear May 10, May II and May IA.
The evening world., 1892-04-23

The Wayne Athletic club is making strong
effort TO surpasS It's previous record In track
and field events Ihls season. They have
about twenty-five men In training Tor various
athletic events
The evening world., 1892-04-23

The Union Athletic Club Is preparing TO
give It's friends reception ut Its Cluo-rooms,
In Brooklyn, "Wednesday night.
re programme VIII consist OF musical and
literary selections and a gymna=tiC eShiDi-
l1n.
the cricketets OF this vicinity are watching
the movements OF the Crescent Athletic Cluu
with intert ST. This club has always been
strong In cricket and football. and has held
the championship trophy ol the Amateur
Football Union Tor years
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Nearly all the athletic clubs maiut aiming
cross country teams have called runs Tor to-
day or Tomorrow 10 get fnal practice spin
before the championship meeting at Manhat-
tan Field on Aprl 30. The Interest in this
event grows stronger daily. and the officials
Of the National Cross COun.ry Association
expect this meeting viii lie the most success
fui the ASst citation has ever given.
The evening world., 1892-04-23

Black Tatti, and-ahem white Patti are
both announced as coming events at the
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-07-15

sentado algunos casos dc. cclerina En- esta ci1-
dad contlndan presentandose.
Londres, Ell colera esta hacienda estra-
gos Astrakan Saratof Bak1 Los habitan-
tes huyen espantados.
Paris, 7.-El acorazado q Hoche u ha echa
do pique en- el puerto de Lyon ell paquebot
"Canrobert." Perecieron siete tripulantes de
| este
Nueva York, 7.-Anoche reinaba ell panico
en- La poblacion de Homestead Los huegstas
contndan en- actitud intransigente. La prensa
plde que Sc sometan las reclamaciones de los obre-
efusion de sangre
Madrid, 9.-El -Alcalde de Madrid. senior
Bosch Fustigueras ha enviado sus padrinos al
| senior don Alvaro Figueroa, diputado fusionista
por Plnar del Rio, por los ataques que este le ha
dlr1gldo en- Ell Congreso motive del debate 4
que olo lugar la huelga de las yendedoras de los
mercados madrilenos.
Nueva York. 9.-Segdn despachos directos
de Madrid han ocurrido graves des6rdenes en-
Lorca Calasparra en- la provincial de M1rcia
por haberse negado Ell pueblo pagar los arbi-
trios municipales. Los amotinados maltrataron
los empeados del ayuntamiento. En- Calaspa-
rra asaltaron despojaron al recaudador de con-
| tribuciones. La multitud Sc dirigio contra La
| casa del Alcalde, profrendo terribles amenazas.
FL Alcalde tuvo que apelar la fuga
Nueva- York, 9.-Dicen de Madrid que el
goblerno ha dirigido una circular todas las au-
toridades de provincial, ordenando las mas estric-
tas precauciones para precaverse del c6lera. Sc.
gun las not1clas de San Petersburgo La epldemia
progresa en- Russia de modo alarmante En-
Paris han ocurrido seis defunciones de atacados
de La colerina El peri6dico medico mThe Lam
cet' de Londres dice que la epidemia reinante en-
Paris es Ell colera morbo.
Paris, 9.-El gobierno de Russia ha felicitado
al de Francia por SUI proyecto de celebrar una
exposlc1on universal en- 1900
Paris. 9.-El consul frances en- Leipsik, NJ
A. Jacquot ha sido estropeado en- un cafe por
una turba de alemanes Ell ministro de Estado
M. Ribot ha pedido al gobierno aleman que Sc
instruya un expediente para depurar los hechos.
Nueva- Y ork, 9.-Ha ocurrido un horroroso
incendio en- la ciudad de San Juan, capital de Ia
isla de Terranova, Ciento cincuenta casas han
quedado destruidas.
Nueva- York, EN- ell Congreso de los Es-
tados Unidos Sc esta ocupando en- los sangrientos
sucesos ocurridos con motive de la huelga de Ho-
mestead Hasta La fecha las contin1an en-
ell mismo estado. Los obreros son duehos del
campo, y re1na completa calma
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-07-15
PaFrafOS de una Carta de Madrid

HemOS V1StO una carta reciente diriiida des.
de Madrid por un diputado por Puerto Rico un
estlmado amigo nuestro residente en- esta capital
que trae parrafos muy interesantes, de los cuales
vamos compendiar algunos.
Ell dicho senior declara que apenas ha podido
hacerse campana energica contra las reformas del
ST. K, Robedo, porque para lograr de 81 que tran
s1g1ese en- 10 ole consentlr que ell tabaco de Puer-
to Rico pudiera introducirse en- Cuba, fue nece-
sario que los diputados por esta Antilla Sc com
prometlesen no hacerle oposici6n en- otro extre-
mos de las referidas reformas
En- La question de los presupuestos, Ia pena
gloria que pueden caber los representatives
por Puerto Rico, toca por complete los sefiores
Martin Sanchez, Lastres, Matinee Campos y Sal
cedo que fueron los dnices q quien escuch6 al
formares ell ministro de Ultramar
Respecto de aranceles, dice ell diputado que
escrlbe, ha sido absolutamente impossible obtener
concesiones del senior Romero Robledo, porque
no admlte razonamientos en- ese punto Ell Sc
mantlene en- que los repetidos aranceles seran de
prueba por seis meses que Sc propone modificar
TODD 10 que Sc pruebe que de resultados periudi-
ciales.
Els, pues, indispensable, arguye ell diputado
de reterenc1a, que en- Puerto Rico no Sc abando-
men la lnercia Debe estudiarse esta question
de aranceles por todos los que puedan estudiarla
para hacer las debidas reclamaciones levantar
alzadas y peticiones al Gobierno al Congre-
so, suscritas por 81 mayor n1mero de personas;
asl los diputados por Puerto Rico que quieran
cumplir con los deberes de su CARGO tendran en-
que apoyarse para recabar del Gobierno 10 que
corresponds en- favor de los intereses de sus re-
presentados.
No olviden, pues los detalles que dejamos
apuntados, los lectores de LA CoRREPoNDENCIA
Rednanse los gremios afectados por los nuevos
aranceles, sin olv1dar que la union constituye la
fuerza recojanse frmas en- Ell pals Y elevense ra-
zonadas exposiciones Madrid Els precise no
perder ell tempo, pues 81 nos descuidamos, los
arancees de pruebo por seas seguiran rigien
do por toda la vida con grave perjuicio de nues-
tro comercio de nuestras agrfcolas.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-07-15
GACETA OFFICIAL De HOY

Gobierno General -Secretarfa. IN Negociado.
6o-Real orden concediendo D. Alfredo A.
Saliva la authorization correspondence para que
pueda desempenar ell cargo de Agente Consular
de los Estados Un1dos en- Mayaguez Idem idem
idem D. Fernando Miguel Toro la idem idem
de Vice-consul de Inglaterra en- Ponce.
-Negociado 7.o-Real orden habiLitando al
escribano del Juzgado de La Instancia Licencia-
do D. Jose M" Sanjuan, para desempenar 1nteri-
namente una de las Secretaries del Juzgado de
instruction de esta Capital
-Negociado de Agriculture, Industrial Co.
mercio.-Priyiegios de invenci6n concedidos &
nuevas industrias
-Negociado l.o-Apruebanse por ell Gober-
nador General los Itineraries propuestos por los
feles almotacenes de los distritos de la Capital
y Mayaguez.
--Negociado 6.o-Por ausencia temporal del
Consul de los Estados Unidos en- esta Ciudad y
del Agente Consular de la misma naclon en- Aqua
dilla, han quedado encargados del despacho de
los mlsmos los senores D. Raleigh F, Hayden y
D. Roberto Schunbal respectivamente.
-Intendencia General de Hacienda p1blica
Real orden disponiendo Sc declaren vigor
las ordenanzas de Aduanas de esta Provincial
legadas por el 1ltimo correo. Publ1canse las
nuevas ordenanzas de Aduanas.
-Resumen de las observaciones metereol6
gicas verifcadas en- la Jefatura de Obras pdbicas
durante los dlas al IL inclusive del actual.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-07-15
NOTICIAS DE LA CAPITAL

Nuestro amigo Ell DIR. Ferrer ha recibido
hoy una communication de la Camara de Comercio
lndustria y Navegaci6n de Ponce en- la que Sc
lie participa que la dicha Camara, atendiendo la
invitacion que le hiciera la Sociedad Econ6mica
de Amigos del Pals, ha resuelto premiar con una
escribanfa de plata artlstlcamente hecha al autor
de la mejor memorla que Sc presente en- Ell GER
tamen proyectado relative al medic nads econ6uas-
prdctaco de pLGasteor en- esto Provincial la an
dustrao de fa6rscaci6s de tesdos de agod6a crudos
blomqueodos aProUechando las nnotarsas prsnaos
que Sc producer en- ez pals. Es en- verdad, digno
de toda loa esta desici6n de la Camara de Conner
clio de Ponce
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-07-15

Nuestro respectable amigo ell senior don Leo
poldo Cano, digno Secretario de este Gobierno
General, Sc ha sirvido favorecernos con un elem
plar del Reglamento y Prograina de la Exposi-
cion Nacional de Industries Antillanas que Dor
iniciativa del Ayuntamiento de Barcelona, Sc
abrira en- aquella Capital Ell "a de Setiembre pro-
ximo Sc cerrara ell "a de Diciembre del mismo
a1o Volveremos ocuparnos del referido docu.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-08-06
French Mineral Water.

MOhammed was certainly q wonderful
man. His commands against strong
drink have been obeyed and, as a result.
his followers are the most temperate peo-
pie in the world. But while the Turks
are supposed to ALLURE wine, the spirit of
modern enterprise has entered their drowsy
land, aud the younger men affect tho
French language and cultivate what
seemed until recently like an Unsuitable
taste for French mineral water.
1t has recently come to light that some
monks near Bordeaux have been making
fortune by shipping to Turkey rs mineral
water the white wines of southern France.
The example was followed by more world
ly dealers and last year it was discovered
that Burgundy wine was finding its way
Into the harems of sultan and pasha I'M
der the innocent name of mineral water.
The women grew so fond of this water
and evinced such flow of spirits after
drinking it that the sultan, through his
agent or consul at Bordeaux. caused an
investigation to be made
The monks who had made such a profit
able business of this trade were summoned
before French court and the magistrate
forced them TO produce samples of the
mineral water.
TIM abbot made clean breast of it and
declared! rs lie exhibited the filed vessels.
that the liquor was the very best. On be.
ing asked why he, Il godiy man. had prac-
ticcd this deceit, he said: ut may have
been Il deceit. your honor, but it is IN
honorable one. There have been and still
ARE men who pass of water for wine, but
we, far more righteous. have given wine
TOR water" ALFRED h. CALHOUN.