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cAlcAGo's CHAMPION LIFE SAVER.
Heroism and Unselhshness of Captain
John IrinLiyille

Heroism and Unsellshness of Captain
John Irindiville. 5-s-=-
There lives in Chicago grizzled vet
eran who has during the half century
that he has sailed from that port had
the good fortune to save a great many
lives from drowning in the treacherons
waters Of Lake Michigan. This man is
Captain John Prindiville, who first went
to the inland sea as cook when he was
fourteen years old. Before he was
twenty he had risen through all the
grades and become a full hedged skipper
and the master Of the schooner Liberty
From 1855 to 1865 Captain Prindiville
and his brother owned and operated the
only line OF tugs on the Chicago river
In November Of 1857 there was an awful
storm on the lake and Il dozen or more
vessels We're wrecked and many lives
lost just off Chicago. One Of these was
the Harriet Ross, and her crew with
frozen hands and feet were unable to
avert the certain doom which seemed
waiting for them. Captain Prindiville
with the ting Mcqueen went to their
rescue and saved every one. Then he
rescued the sailors of the Di Vernon,
and later he took from the stranded
steamer Cape Horn her crew and pas
scngers Those Who witnessed these
life saving fcats thought that nc hu-
man effort could avail.
These heroic acts aroused the citizens
Of Chicago to express 10 their fellow citi-
zen some appreciation Of his daring and
humane condUct. Accordingly dele
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-HELENa
DEER LODGE COUNTY OFFICERS.

The Roster of Officers of Deer Lodge is as
follows:
State Seilator-W. a. Thornton. - -...S--@
District Judged. A. Durire.
Clerk OF District Court yelling Napton.
Sheriff.. 7. Quiglcy.
ASSeSSor-.t. Il. Station. u"3,.. .DG..5
Clerk and Rscorter-J. +. Br;2elton.
County Attorney-W. S. SHAW.
Superintendent of Public Schools - Margaret
l. Wolfe.
Trc;lSurer--R. T. keunun.
Surveyor Henry Il. Davis.
CORONER Wil!iam Ray.
Public AdminiStr;ltOrB. f. brown
County commissioners j. l.. Hamilton, George
Cockrell 4. a. McDonald. -. &..
Representatyes-,lohn h. Tooe, Silven Hughes,
q, NJ. Crutehlled. +. HOLLYWOOD G. K Hurdei-
brook, X. &. Humber j. w Blair.
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THEY MADE RECORDS
FOUR PEOPLE WHO HAVE "DoNE
SOMETHING" WORTH NOTING.

The Curio Collector Who Rode Down the
Crown Prince Builder Of the First
Ocean Stcamer--Eruce, the Type
Founder NJ icf,i san's Philanthropist
Copyright. lsaaa, by American Press Assccla-
tion.l
1t is just a little disconraging to ambi-
tlous youth 10 look over the roll of the
worlds heroes and see how many of
them became famous by accident, No;
that isn't the phrase exactly They
started in to do some one thing that lay
near their hearts, and without intending;
it gained great honor And II ti,3e Of
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a Gentle Reminder,

TRAMP Madame, have faith to be-
lieve that you will take pity on me and
give me nice warm breakfast ~
Ma,lame-Ycs. but you must remember
that faith without work is dead. There's
the woodpile at your service.-Boston
Transcript.
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Jul9e-Io0 are acquitted, and ]
wonld recommend You to keep out of
bad company for the future
Pris"ner-'tlinks, my lord: in fact.
have made up my mind not 10 come
here any more. -Famille
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knuW ledge Wealth.

Drnsgist-Yon might have charged
thai Young man tWn dollars for filing
that prescription. Why did yosl put the
price twenty-five ccItss "
Ctrk- He understands Latin. Good
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Mamma na--johlnv, what do you say tic
the lady for The cookev? ~
J"hnny (lnunchin:s away)-I say lis a
darn good o1e-ilas the old maid got any
lnorc:--New York E1mch
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John" said Mrs. Billus, "if you'll
just shovel the worst of the snow off the
walks before You 90 down town III fin
isil the job with the broom"
Mr. Billus complied faithfully with
the request and went to his work
Half an huur aftcrward Mrs Billus
was using the broom encrgetically on the
walks and explaining things to Mrs. ka-
jones, who had happened along
81 just expected I'd have to do it after
him, she said. "A man never does any
thing the right way" Chicago Tribune.
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WHOLE NO. 1881.
FASHIONS IN DRESS.
WHAT OLIVE HARPER FINDS TO
T.. " CHRONICLE. ..@@ e..

hA"ose Effects are Popular In Waists.
Accordion Plating rs in Favor Again.
Dainty Tea Gowns-Casl,mere Capes
Tor Spring Wcar--Some New Gowns.
Especial Correspondence
NEW YORK, Feb. 18.-One or two OF
the largest importing houses make Il
specially of importing pattern dresses
tor young girls which are afterwarl
copied with slight changes. Among the
latest to come, Of such dresses select
Two that mothers may know the styles
that will prevail during this season. and
these are representative. ...0@
Blouse effects appear in nearly all
waists, with arrangements somewhat or
quite like these two, of an extension of
the skirt upward to form something of !.
girdle effect
The dress on the right side was mod,
eled In the new rcd velutina, just the
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1t Doesn't Tag.

Liltle Daughter I'm awful sorry We
had our old piano tuned. d.
MothG" Why 50. my dcar?
l.ittl" Daushter-'Cause when play
now | can't blame the tiiscortls on the
piano. Good News.
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~ Personal Pronoun Makes Trouble,

a Personal Pronoun Makes Trouble,
Johnny WAS writing letter and Willie
WAS looking over his shoulder.
You're not making that II right" :"
said Willie.
Whats the matter with it, I'd like to
know" replied Johnny.
You're running it below the line.
That's what's the matter with it,"
II guess Fin writing this letter, amt
l? If want to make it that way it, my
business, amt IT."
COURSE If You want to make II J OF
yourself, go ahead. Chicago Tribune.
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The world goes up and The world goes down
And the sunshine follows the rain:
Aud yesterdays sheer md yesterdays frowu
Can never coIuu over again,
Sweet wife
No, never come over again.
Charles Kingsley
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SPRING WALKING AND there lsa printed
CHURCH COSTUME. border of perfect
flower and leaf, and each flower is
outlined by an embroidered edge seal
loped out. 1t is not possible to tell how
delicate and refined the whole effect is.
must leave off talking about those
and say Il word about the spring wraps.
of which give one here 1t is of dark
green billiard cloth" gathered ut the
neck front and back i'll deep plaits, and
overlaid with n double shoulder cape all
bordered with narrow Astrakhln. These
two upper capcs are postiche, SO that as
the weather lnoderates they can be left
off one by one. The whole is useful and
graceful With it is worn striped
cheviot, made perfectly plain as to skirt.
and with velvet sleeves and vest of the
same color lis the cape. The bonnet is
cap shape, of white felt with red velvet
crown and curling gold colored plumes
OLIVE HARPER
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He is extremely human i'll his feel
lnSs, and enjoyed the notoriety very
much till begging letters began to load
his mail He found then that he had
''called spirits from the vasty deep" in
deed, and swore by Gearge!. (his only
OATH that hereafter he would keep his
transactions secret. 1t is said that he
takes pride i'll owning some real estate
III every state Of the Union.
a.,''', j. FL REAnIF
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tie knows nothing whatever Of sci
encc and has il nomenclature of his
own. One class Of Fossils hncalls stone
potatoes another giants thigh bones. :.
etc. Yet lie has made Il very valuable
collection. Personally he is curiosity.
The children Of the vicinity call him
Santa Claus on account of his i'm
mensc eyebrows. lnisly hair and long
beard. Ills relies are soon to he sold rs
he is getting too old TO work and has
not laid up much cash. and many of th.
articles are Of great value. st..
Another old man with an interesting
story is ,)anles Gonttic, who lives ut
Evanston, Ills Heis eightv-three wears
old, ana hc and his wife celebrated their
golden welding nine years ago. lie did
many good things when in his prime.
but his great claim to distinction is that
he built the first vessel which crossed
the Atlantic entirely lT steam. 1t is
true the savannah III 1919 used Steam,
but only i'll calm weather and as an aux
iliary to sails ami though its VOYAGE
across the ocean is recorded as that of Il
''ste2lpsnp, the engine WAS on deck
and cr"rated rude wheels which were
taken up in time Of storm. ....'
The Royal William was the first YES
sci to cross the Atlantic with steam only,
and that was from Pictou, Nova Scotia,
to Gravesend in the autumn of 1883
She was soon after sold to the Spanish
government for eI0,0O and her name
changed to Ysabel Segunda isabella III,
and after four years in the Spanish serv-
ice her machinery was transferred and
the old hulk discarded Her engines
were of 30O-horse power, with two walk
ing beams, operating side wheels, and
she was constructed by Mr.. Goudie for
q Canadian firm. The gentleman was
born i'll Quebec, and was practically
reared in the shipyard of his father. Mr..
John Goudie, a Scotchman. The father
and his partner built most of the British
vessels for the lakes during the war of
1Sl2-l5.
At the age of sixteen the son went to
GreenOck, Scotland, and after several
years in the shipyards there returned to
Canada and began to build on his own
account. He has built at least 100 YES
sells, large and small, the last one he
managed from mast to keelsnn being the
Anna McKinzie, at Montreal, in 1868
In 1872 he located in Chicago, where he
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1892-08-07
"G0BIERN0 GENERAL
DE LA
ISLA DE PUERTO RICO

Negociado dc Instruction plbliea. Circular.
Con profu ado disgusto he visto
que, a pesar del vivisimo inte Is de
mostrado por mi en- dIferentes oca
stones en- favor de "a ensefanza, '
de las repetidas 6rdenes comunica
das a los Ayuntamientos de la Is
la, para que prccurasen por todos
los medlos posibles solventar las
deudas que tenfsa contraidas con
81 Msgisterio, pocos son todavia
los pneblos one tengan al corriente
en- sus haberes d tan digna clase
aoreedora por mas de un concepto
toda suerte de consideracionee; J
teniendo en- cuenta que con Ia nue.
Va Lay de Presupuestos podrza en-
10 sucesivo las Oorporaciones mu.
nicipales allegar mas recursos que
les permitan cubrir con holgura to-
das susatenciones, he dlspuesto Sc
hslar q los Alcaldes ell improrroga
BILE plaZo de 3 meses para liquidar
por complete las deudas que ten
gan pendientes con los Maestro,
advirtleadoles por Ultima veg qqe
On el case no probable lie que esta
orden no fuera debidsmente cur.
piimentada. seran spreEiados col
TOGO rigor los A, untamientos QUE
sc hallasen Ell de cubierIo al fina
ilzar el tempo prehjado, sin per
juicio de exigir a los Alcaldes, com,
Osdenadores de psgos, Ia RESPONSE
b .iidad que hubleren dado lugar.
Q1eda subsisteute euanto p;t.
vicnen las CirculAfes de - dc ABR
dc 1887 y IL dc JUNO dc 1891 el
'odo aqueilo que 10 &c cp 9nga Aes
Ia disposition.
Poerio-Rico, Az sgo ) dc 1892.
--LASSO."
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espanol neoyorkiuo-1ue ell buen
sentido de esos honrados indus
triales los .tabaqueros de Oayo.
Hueso, Tampa, etc) les hara yer la
locura de todo movimiento hostil &
Hspaila, porque ell Gobierno de 10
Gran Antilla es fuerte por las armas
y por ell derecho, y porque no ha y
en- Cuba quien quiera la guerra. Los
mismos que antaho Sc batieron de
veras, hoy pacffcos y pr6sparos
agricultores J ganaderos, serfan los
primeros en- ponerse & la disposi-
ci6n de las autoridades espanolas-
"a 10 han hecho otra vez-para So
focar en- ell acto TODD atentado con-
ira la tranquilidad de Cuba.
Oonsideren esos explotados in
dustr tales, ademas de 10 expuesto,
que de 10 6aico de que Sc trata es
de seguir sangrandolos & beneficio
de unos cuantos vagos y NAL entire
tenidos.
Pero 81 sc organiza una expedi-
ci6n, sea en- bora baena: vaya &
Cuba, que ailf es donde quisieramos
yer d los Roloff, Maceo, Guerra y
al propio Martf, sobre todo { este
que tan bien ssbe guardian la ropa
! A que no re1ica don Jose con 81
ejemp!o."
Y hsra may bisn, eontestamoa
noaotros, porque "una cosa es
predicsr, y oirs dar trigo".
Y terminamos, repitiendo 10 que
On nuestro ndmsro anterior diji-
mos acercs de Las Sdas q venidas
de Marii, r Jeff = demss corteic
de 1ibertadoreS trasaochados d.
Cuba:
| "lE.tan verdea!
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POR IL HiGISIERIO.

La Goceta de hoy publica Ia
eiguiente Circular de nuestra Zig
pisima primera Aatoridad. Ella
hace honor 4 los sen.imientos de
rec!itud de S E. = es una prueba
mas de su ex iuisiso cello y no-
BILE interes por una stenci6o tan
justa como ssgrada: el pago d.
10 que adeudan los Manicipios al
Msgisterio de la Ensenarzs.
He aqui Ia cireuIsr en- question,
que 1eprodu imos en- nuestrAs co
lumnss, enviando un splauso o.
ilustre Sr General Lasso:
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hayan logrado por su cultura cor
q inteligencia y el trabsio. L.
siencia, CON su portentoso progre-
so, Lac letras y las arte', con sus
nuevas y admirab'es manifests-
clones, Ia industria, con los adeian-
tos debidos q la perseverance, en-
el trabsjo, haran tambien gloric-
50 y memorable tscha para Ia
Historic Ia del cuarto Ceniena-
rio de tan sin igual suceso."
D6ciles y obsequiosos al Is
mamiento snimoso y levantado
de su antigua Mstropoli. scuden
nuestros hermsnos de Hispanc-
America q su regszo, para ensal
zar en- e., en- sfectuosa conjunction
con la Madre Patria y otros pus
bios, los ssgrados Names del esfor
zadfsimo A'mirante genoves. Y
que algo providencial. fecundo, de
incalcu'able trascendencia, ha de
resultar, en- csc abrszo de la viri
familia espanola & hispano.ame
ricsna, para ell porvenir de Ia mi.-
ms, este en- Ia conciencis p1biica,
este en- el coraz6n de Ia msdre
= de los hijos late.
Bendigamo., pues, ese proxi
mo acon.ecimiento. que tanto pro
mete q espafio!es & hispano-ame
sicanos.
Y repitsmos squeils, profeti-
cas- y exactisimss palabras de lss.
timsdo orgullo que Lais Msriaao
de LARA ha puesto en- boca del
eximio Descubridor de Anecica
I'M hoy, nj ntaaana
Habrd mds que an Colon sobre la terra.
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COMPROMISARIOS.

So hs veri6cado hoy CON los
irimites legalss, en- la Csaa Con-
sistor,aI, 10 de@ignaci6a de Conn
promisarios para Ia eleccio de
IN Sansdor por esta Pro sineia,
scso que tsndra sfaeto 81 IA dol
:orriente en- esta Ga pital.
Hsn resuItado con aquellos car.
gos nuestros distinguidos amigos
correli2ionarios los seiiorss don
Peiro Aradaga, don A'ej jAodro
VlIlar, don Jose NJ: SuArez = dor
B nigno Tgaeba.
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Gonsiderar este cambio de repre-
sentante como I'm cambio de poll
tica en- Italia; Italia permanecera
siempre en- la triple alianza; 10 Uni
90 que resultara sera un POGO mas
de tranquilidad.
3 General Menabrea nabia ma
cido en Saboya, y nunca ha perdo-
nado a Fraucia ell haberse apode-
RADIO de su terra; el senior Ress-
maun conoce muy bien a Francia,
= toma possession de la Embajada en-
ell momento mismo en- que la poli.
tica italians tiene qua ser por fuer
"a conciliadors. 81 por casa alidad
ell rey de Italia ha lido 4 Berlin con
un programa belicoso, SO ha tenido
que volver con ideas muy pacifi
CAS-.
El lengusje del Oancil!er no deja
duda ninguna: "Alemania quiere
la paz, y es menester que sus ALA.
das eviten todo 10 que la pueda
comprometer". De modo que TIA.
liza tiene que cambiar de ideas
Qaizas ell senior Ressmaun negocie
un modus vivenN comercial; sers
la mejor obra que por ahora sc
puede efectuar.
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Qainta Session. Ola 22.

La concurrencia fua tan mo-
meross como en- los dias anterio-
res, 6 insuficiente ell salon para el
Sentio immense que, &vido de
las resultancias del iuicio, se da ci-
ta oios los dias q presenciar las
sesiones, lleuandose tanbien las es-
pa ,iosas galerias.
Prlncipia Ia session del dia de hoy
con el carreo, pedido por Ia Acusa-
aion privads, entire Segundo CAS-
:ro y don Antonio Ramon Oabassa,
respecto al extreme de la CONTRA
itcci n que apsrece acerca de Ia
feeha en- que Rivera encontr6 &
Rolll en- el camino de Oabo-Rojo.
resultando que Oastro no recueria
el dia en- que VIC oil procesado.
Martin AguadiiIa,
Oonoce & Ro iii. le vic en- Oabo.
z 10 el domingo ~ de Ssptiembre
sntre > 8 de 10 noohe. On IN ba-
no del deslarante. y hablaron so
bre unos csballos que le cuidaba.
nj Mnlstefio Flscal cree hallar
con,radicoiones entire 10 declarado
en- a. sumario y 10 expuesto en- este
acto por ei dlcente,y pide 50 lea su
iaslAraeloo, de Ia que resu'ta que
o sestlxo sostiene vl0 { Rodil On
OAbo- Il jo 81 u y no eli %, pero
que el Alealde de dicho pueblo hl.
- poass IL Ultima fecha, habiendo
ogc~i4do "a declaration ante el Sr
Jues y IL antoEidad menoionsds.
lntcggogado porla Acusac!6a pri.
TA!a, dice one vto & Il ,dil entire z
: s d. Ia noche del II; que su se-
xanda de0larao'6n Ia presto On San
GiwmAn. donde 40 estabA el Alcal.
f., ante nn IueE de Mayagties,
suso que Ia primerA Ia dgo en- Ca
10 Il 4 psescnciA de vArias per-
soaas, enltc elias el Alcalde, el
ScesrsAslo y GaAsdla Civil, y q1e
u cAseo que sos,avo con el proce.
sAdo rcspcc,o q leehas fo6 oonse-
caoaela dc 10 asustsdo Que estaba
pas h.l~s'c condncido una pareja
10 "a GaassliA Civil
II Mlnsksesto fsseal Ia acrimina
pos - eaadaata ca deeig una false.
dsi qae psun lloA al p-ocessdo, oil
a al deasasAasc cree inocenfc, y
cssA acTimlnaei6n por las
Gssaaas cue empscaroa con Il para
SIevAxse . dceaaF4s. pncs, aats el
Joea especial. sl Aloalde de CAbo- !
u IL le obagd 4 deolr fu6 el 2oy
GO oil a. caAado rso Rsdil.
Y - 20 cssAhA 81 Alckldc dslsn-
- snAAsso dwlaf6 ca San Gesmkn,
AS essna ssmpoco 81 Leda 6urmAn,
80 IL asla cssc seiior,
10 20 d Aesssaog prisado coas.
sasaa 81 aeza essas pAaahgas, & 10
4se 80 80 aeandsn.
Iass sxsssasess , q IL Descasa. dIee
.ms fss azaeaNaaia pa sl Alcaide
- AZ a. Aatcs sfsso 4 Be-
sa 81 =. y dts 10 cue "a 10
.asksA
Ees ae NaS&1
Esaxoss & Io4il q cua via IN
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1892-08-07

Sc trata ca Franeia de hacer uns
Ixposieion Universal en- 1000
Los a emanes pensaban tsmb 81
ha 3erla en- ID misma fecha. peeo Co
no qaiera q g no 10 han notiticad,
ticlalmente, es mug probable Que
50 veriaqne Gu Paris. FL auto; d,
"a proposici6G, NJ. Francois Deion
Sic, ha heeho la deolaraoi5n s..
guieute:
Francia tieIe por costumbss
onvooar Gala once amos al nun.
10 entero 4 una Exposition Uni
verssl, en- euyo certamen la huma
idad muestra sus progresses.
Despues de 1889 1867, 1873 ,
1889. oil ail1 de 1900 ca natural
uente ell qus SO halla indicado pa
IA = gran maiavlila que III ,strars
la obra entera del s!gio dleE y nue.
We. La Exposici6n de 1889 fne lie
aretada 4 principles dc 1854 Sc
han ueeesitAdo seis amos pAra pre-.
oararla- No tenemos mucho cot
siete para pveparar la de- 1900. Fl
consecuencia dc esIo. tengo el b.
nor de proroner 10 sigulents reso-
iualon. per uatldo d. qle Ia Cana
"a sotar4 10 ufgeaeis, con nn sea
mlento aaA III do pairl0tlsmo !.
j g,ora naelona
4 ienio 01lcl LA CanAra Ia
vita a. q b ern 4 iecfs tAru Ex
o sc '6a UalYe.sal ca Paris paEs
ii al , 1900.
l. p 'siel6n DC ha topal c.
alaegae 6n. 4 pesag do "a cues
ti6a prea so,aiA por alganas pes'
s1nas cor moilyo DO Ia Exposl
Elsa co BeFlia e. el msmo aAo
IA dl2sio itAlsaao Ia pscpacsto
ara Qga % AayA enylgllas, vrfl.
6 a. g. ecfsAsaen ea Roma.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1892-08-07
Ordenanzas de AduanaS.

s Exemo St ID. J JAs:o MArtis
Lanss, digao Iatendenss Genera
lie Hacienda. noi ha remilido CO,
,,ento b. l.. VI. un rj=m2ar ii,
a. . denanEsa lie 4 insaA-.
Agtadecenos M b. q ontt.
qaio.