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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-03-16
The Rhode Island Republican state
Convention,

PRovIDrNCE, IL. l., March lj.-Tho
Stat, Republican Convention met this
morning. The platform adopted Op.
dorcos reciprocity, thanking Blaine
therefor; declares n protective tariti
the cardinal principle OF the Itcpub'
lean party; approves the vlgor,
wisdom, courage aud Amtricanism o.
Harrison's administration. The fol
lowing ticket was unanimously chosen;
Governor, b. Russell Brown; Lieu.
tenant. Governor, Colonel Melville
Bull; Secretary Of state, Hon. George
II. Utter AttOrney.General, Roterl
Burbank; State Trea,urer, Samuel
Clark.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-03-16

LONpOS, March 49, At Hcdnes.
foerth, Delhi Mentano, n negro at-
containing three bears an n wicked
looking hyuna. The animals attacked
tho man, aud he was only rescued by
his comrades after n quarter Of an
hour, barely alive, torn aud bruised
from head to foot, aud completely GOV.
cred with blood. lie VIZ. Immediately
moved 10 an hotel aud medical assist
anCu secured, but, after lingering in
terrible agony lot an hour, he died.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-03-16

In 1873 was called upon TO on
ciate 0or n neighbo9 at Il funeral in
n Lancashire town. Tho relatives,
working people, but not poor, do
sired me to attend at tho house be-
fore the procession left it. Ifound
tho company drinking lemon juice,
mixed with warm water, sweetened
and spiced. Tho vessel was largo
two handled pot mug, and the rind
Of the lemon was wrcathed from
handle TO handle. l found it would
havo been a great oifenso TO refuse
TO drink OF it,-Notos and Queries.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-03-16

WAsruNGTuN, March l5.-The Sen.
nto In executive session today listened
for two hours 10 arguments by Noor'
hees auu rurpie Ia opposition to the
confirmation OF Judge Woods and an
hours defense Of tins nominee, The
Judiciary committee In its report,
placed Judge Woods name Mt the head
Of the list Of circuit judges, 10 that u
was not possible for any OF the other
nominations ~ be acted upon until
Woods case was disposed Of.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-03-16

A TERRIFIC EXPLOSION At THE
LoUsAN BARRACKS.
4 Bill for Making Destruction OF
Property Crime Punishable
by Death.
rAnIs pYN,sIrEns.
4 Terrific Explosion NJ the Loubsu
barracks

Terrific Explosion NJ the Loubnu
barracks
PARIS, March l5.--It IL evident that
The persons who stole the dynamite
cartridges from the Seine quarfies are
eudcnv0ring 10 iuRugufnte reign OF
terror In this city. About two O'Clock
this morning "A terrific 80 plUsiOn occur
red at the LOubau barracks, occupied
ny the Republican guard, adjoining
Hotel DOvillc. In "a moment the
widest excitement prevailed. The
mou Hprng for the doors
and Window, thinking that
thu walls would come toppllng
down upon them. The streets Ia tho
vicinity were soon filled with an ex.
cited crowd. II was found that
dynamite cartridge Lad been placed
upon the ledge NJ the window In tho
mess room. The Guards, fortunately,
escaped without injury aud the only
harm done was 10 the tnrracls and
buildings In the vicinity, which was
great. Hundreds Of windows were
shattered and the walls Of thc barrack,
aud other buildings were badly shat.
tered
A Cabinet council was held this
afternoon Mt which President Carnot
signed the Till introducing n clause in
the penal code, .uinkinR wilful dcstruc-
ton Of property by means Of explosives
punishable by death. The clause will
he introduced In tho the Chamber Of
Deputies this afternoon. II IN believed
the anarchists will gain courage
from their immunity from arrest,
for the police have not succeeded In
detecting the authors Of any Of the
explosions, aud serious apprehension Is
fclt regarding any action they may
take on May day. The police arc
working In the dark, and tracks OF tho
authors Of the outrages are no well
hidden that thus far II has been I'M
possible for the best trained detectives
| Of the PaTla police 70 follow lhem.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-03-16

A littlo over n hundred years ago
that is to say, in the year i7ss-
tho then reigning sultan OF Morocco
took as his vito a red haired and blue
eyed Irish girl, the young widow Of
n sergeant Of engineers who had died
IN Morocco. This Celtic Indy seems TO
have left u famous record behind her.
She ruled tho sultan and not infre.
quently rode into battle at the head
of hor husbands troops
Her son, known rs Mulli Yez2id,
inherited much Of her pluck and
spirit and was in open rebellion at
the time of his fathers death. 1t /.
very open question how much OF
the blood Of this Irish lassio runs in
tho veins of tho present sultan OF
Morocco, Muleyel- Hassan, but IL ia al
least interesting to assume that tho
known Partially Of this ruler for the
British nation is due 10 the romantic
marriage which his ancestor made
over a century ago. London Figaro
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-03-16

PoRr TowSgESD, March l5.-The
latest adyices from Alaska are 10 the
effect that the missing Miners have
been heard from. Just as the steamer
"City OF Topeka" was leaving Siika
on the last trip down, Monis Orton, the
leader OF the party, came aboard. He
had come In n sailing schooner from
Yakelat Station, whore no had loft the
party, all Of whom he reports as we'll.
The mluera have been absent since
last November and have suffered many
hardships.
Frank ]. Myers, editor OF the juneau
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-03-16

ST. LouB, March l5.-Goyernor
Francis has ordered tho sheriff TO sum-
mon posse TO arrest all concerned In
and the lynching Of Bright In fancy
county Saturday. The governor says
pose, he will send state aid. Blood
shed viii undoubtedly follow.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-03-16
a South sea island Majesty In San
IrnnriscO,

SAN FRANCIsCO, March l5.-The
trading schooner "rarswa" arrived 10.
day from the South Ssa islands, having
ON board King Tonbrano OF Butnritari,
one OF the Gilbert islhnds. The King,
who is large man, over six feet In
height and weighing 200 pounds, made
the voyage out OF curiosity and 70 sec
the white mans country" lie was
accompanied by Chief Antibin, and
another subject, who styles himself
"Jaok, the Pilot"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-03-16

WAsuISGroS, March i5.-At a con.
ference OF the Democratic members Of
the ways and means committee today
It wss deuidcd not 10 press the vote on
the wool hi'l ia advance Of taking UP
the silver special oyder bat b resume
consideration Of the bill after the spe.
cial order relative " the Bland bill Is
disposed Of.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-03-16

Workmen occupied in the manu-.
facturo Of quinino mo said TO suffer
from peculiar cutnneous eruption,
which some claim Is caused by tho
vupor from boiling solutions, and the
statement is made that about 80 per
cent Of those engaged are moro or
less affected. Pharmaceutical Era.
Nursing Is that part Of maternal man.
agemcnt which Is Of the greatest impor.
lance, aud yet one that Is but little under.
stood by the mother, nurse aud even BY
many ai the doctor.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-03-16
Two bishops In an Evangelical Law
salt

CLEVELAND, March To- Bishops
bowman and l3sber were on the stand
today In the Evangelical Association
suit. Their testimony was very inter-
esting, consisting Of recital OF the
exciting scenes at u number Of nn-
nual conferences whore the minority
party refused TO recognize their au-
thorlty.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-03-16

A new process OF obtaining cobalt,
by which great economy is shown,
IS as follows; The orc is roasted with
manganese aud common salt then
treated with sulphuroted hydrogen
to romovo tho copper while the co.
bait is prccipitated with sulphido Of
EnlIum
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-03-16

AsuEvmLE, y. g., March l5.-
Republican National Chairman Clark
son today said that there was no found
alton for the reports that he II n candi-
date tor the Presidency. Asked his
preference, hc taid: CAS- chairman Of
the national committee, could not
properly take sides Ia tho matter.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-03-16

FRANEttS, Pa, March ia lOt.
ter received today from the mother Of
Hcthctinglon gives a history " the
Introduction aud acquaintance N Mu.
HethcringlUn aud Robinson. The
burden u the letter II 10 the effect that
RObinson's attentions wero dlttastHnl
TO Mrs. HeihorinRton and she 10.
lucrtcd him 10 CEASE them. lie con.
tinucd To force himself into her pres.
cucu whenever p0saiblc. She told hor
husband, who vxposlulaioO, aud Rob.
inlon faii he would leave the country,
lie Did 20, but continued 90 write, re-.
Colviug no answer 10 his letters, which
were returned, md ilothuringtnn,
hearing Of his return, shot him. The
letter adds that there is DO doubt that
He,hesiuglon viii bu acquitted.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-03-16

CmoAGo, March i5.--In the prellm'
innry examination Of Dr. IL. NJ
scuider for the murder OF his mother
In Jaw, Mrs. Duntnni "A servant In the
house testified that she saw ScudueF
strike Mrs. DuntOn on tho head thTes
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-03-16

WAsuINGTlS, March l5,--The Ju-
dioiAry committee OF tho House has
agreed 10 report q recommendation to
lay upon the table the resolution look
ing to the impeachment Of A. J.. Me-
C0rmick, Judge Of the district court for
the northern district Of Texas.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-03-16

WtNNIpEG, March l5.-Wilkinson,
chief OF the brotherhood OF Trsinmcn,
and GarrolsOn, grand senior conductor
Of the Order OF Railway Conductors,
are hero trying 10 get AN Increase Of
wages Tor the men Of the Canadian
Pacific employed on the western al.
vision. They anticipate an arrange
ment, but have the power OF forcing
strike. by this evening q strike or
settlement will take place.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-03-16

DUBLIN, March 10. - The Herald
Announces that the amnlgamation ii
fyConlan's Journal ard the National
lTcss Is completed. The directors are
MrssrB. Murphy, NoAly and Dickson,
members Of Parliament; Captain o.
Conner ami Mr.. Gray.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-03-16

LoNnoS, March lj.-rhe four steam.
ers which have bUcr waiting 10 assist
a. flont tho "liidotn were Obliged 10
abandon her today, owing to a heavy
gale. Portions Of the Glider" were
torn by tue heavy seas, and II Is now
thought impossible 70 save her.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-03-16

MHfpg Hcoard, and G. II. Srhon,
editor Of 100 5.tsa dit,kdH, have been
arrested by Governor Lyman Knapp
n Alaska, who alleges that both TO-
printed newspaper clipping TO The
effect that Wm. Knapp was not bill
liant menlhllY.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-03-16

a German chemist has invented %
method whereby petroleum and SIM
liar liquid hydrocarbons can DO rem
dered nouoXplosiyc, 80 New York
journal.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-03-16

Undressed hid gloves may DO
cleaned by washing them IN nnph.
tina Wash ON the hands and hang
them out in tho all " dry.-Ncw
York journal.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-03-16

latiOn, but also 10 put that legislation
beyond tue peoples amendment OF re-
peal.
AFTER A VIOLENT ATTACK
ON the Mckinley law, he charged that
Ehermnn's silver law Ia draining of
our gold 10 turn Into n steady stream
and drive us headlung into Rn exclu.
sive SILVER bnsis. Unity IN the ranks
ngaln received attention, Hin urging
members OF the party 10 stand by the
faithn aud traditions OF the party, say.
ink unity will enable the party to force
relief from unjust taxes; unity will en-.
able II to call halt in the the growth
and spread Of grinding monupolice,
viii enable IL to restore the
sound, safe and sufficient money
OF our fathers, when every
dollar was as good rs the gold dollar.
LCheersl. To separate and split il row
madness. Once more to the breech.
The peoples victory requires bur union
then II stands complete. Division a.
de'eat; division even In Mississippi Il
nothing else than vote 10 prolong Re.
publican domination and renew that
party'e life tApplauspl. The defeat of
the Republican party next November
means It's death; II will disintegrate,
dissolve aud perish. The rrign VI the
Rut0CratH aud plut0crgta will bo over
and gone. The conspiracy Of the
Republican revolutionials Of the bii.
lion dollar Congress 10 wreck this
great experiment VI democratic Justice
aud liberty viii be crushed. We shall
awake from this long darkness ana its
foul dreams " sunrise, morning and
now life.
Cl1EER AFTER CHEER
reaoundod through the capitol at the
conclusion OF his speech nnd Hon. 70.
IA. Henry, editor OF the Jackson state
Lcdgsr, Immediately presented a rcso.
luton Of thanks for bis presence In
the city anu earnest appeal for unity.
II Il true the Legislature was In scs.
sion and Mr.. Henry was not u mem.
her Of either branch, but In the Wild
enthusiasm that followed the Tegolu.
tons this little parliamentary dis
cfepancy was forgotten.
One wild affirmative yell greeted the
resolutions, and they were adopted
without the fomality Of calling for u
negative vote.
General Hooker was called fer and
ma dc short speech.
Senator HIN and party returned "a
the executive mansion. Late In Tho
AFTERNOON n large crowd assembled In
front Of the mansion aud HIN was In.
troducrd by Governor Stone, and again
made short speech. He reviewed
the principles OF Democracy about NJ
in HE former speeches sud ones more
counseled the party 10 unity. His
remarks were received with onthu'
siasm and at the conclusion briei
reception was held Mt the mansion.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-03-16

PARIs. March l5.-lho Bourse was
unsettlsd today In Consequence OF tie
failure VI tho ~. Petersburg banker,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-03-16

ST. PETERSBURG, March 10. -
Banker ]. Il. uuun1Ourg has suspened
payment.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-03-16

The Commercial Treaty Win France.
PARis, March lb.-President Garnet
today signed the commercial rreiprocl.
" treaty with the United States.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-03-16

lation, but also to put that legislation
beyond the peoples amendment OF re-
peal.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-13
ADJUSTMENTS.

So long as there - public taste
which recognizes ana applauds such
plays as "A Rocky Mountain Watt
they must he supplied whether they
be crude and worthless IN dramaHc
value or not. "A Rocky Mountain
Wail" would be considered 10y many u
DECIDEDLY rocky play bat the large aud
fence at the Grand tins week like It
nevertheless and receive 1t with every
evidence of satisfaction. It's action
takes place IN the far west aud 1t is full
of the usual characters. adventures,
scheming villains, herolnes and OF
course tile usual success of the good
over the tad. The heroine who battles
and deties all of these bold bad men Is
ROX which is assume d by Little Golde
and she Is an actress who has no lack
0f confidence aud abundant ambition.
There Is something winsome, with
numerous people, about woman who
dOns male attire and flourishes revol-
vers and without being too particular
about art, Little Goldie fills the bill in
tins particular. incidental To the pro-
duet on there are several songs and
spcciallles when are OF course well
received. Frank Gillespie gives a
clever negro delneatIon anu sings
comic songs and dances and carries off
several honors. Mr.. Clifford rs
McCsrty also sings and is one of the
favorlte characters. The first matinee
vii be gwen today.
There was u large attendance II
Smiths last night, winch accepted the
program presented very good humor-
eddy. The opening comedy, 80 Nal
ley W. Peabody" was presented in a
vigorous knock about fashion by the
full compliment of the stock company.
Interpreted with olio were several
picturesque statues represented bv
girls with bewitchlng figures. The
song and dance artists, Leonard and
Hart, the eccentric comedian, Dan
Randall, and Bob Leonard, were all
worthy in their way. The serio-comic
and sentimental singers, Bessie Milton,
Mable HaZleton and Grace Wallace
are always looked for. Den Howe and
Lola Haywood in their excellent char
actcr sketches, are becoming strong
favorites with habtues OF this theater.
Confusion" the concluding comedy,
dismissed the audience IN splendid
spirits. Matinees tomorrow, Friday
and Saturday.
Wilbur Opera company will open a,
the Grand next Sunday IN the "Grand
Duchess" Matiuees Will be gwen
| every day and the following operas
will be given each day and night
Monday, BLACK Hussar;" Tuesday
Glover Wednesday. "Ermine;'
Thursday, "Mascotte;" Friday, "Boc
| caclo;" Saturday matinee. Dorothy
evening, ''Falka," and Sunday even
ing, "Baccacio' will be repeated.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-13

a good democrat. Maurice II useman
sAys tAat DC kuews thai Nj Richardson
= iast as good democrat as be Wauts-
n NrCorm.ck and Prosecuting Atiur-
aey Mcknight 10th say that they KNOW
tnat MT. Richardson ) a gooa demo
erzt. Aud they ali three sad 10 the
writer they hoped that the peoples party
would nominate hIn, iof they would
Ike tgi nominate hlm sisu. Taxing sll
These things into & ns deratiea, q FUR
nishes overwhelming evidence that Mr..
Richardson : a dsniseFats and II 80 a
most cOnsauate bypoeglts.
MT. btOn spoAe u him Orchard
son IS being as pure As tie dew ot
heaven. lie may have been as pure
Is an angel,
"Onee a. pure as the snow. bat De- fell
lea lac al aasei. from AFcn 10 nrll-"
ana 10 force his name up0L the peo-
pies party convention a. suitable
person Tor Congressional candidate
vas act only mpudence, pure aud
simple, but the worst kind or political
piracy and highway Tol berry. When |
take these things into acc ant | am
led 10 enquire. "where am / aU'' and /
hear echo answer wherr? Aud after
deliberate consideration | have come
70 the conclusion that have come TO
the jumping oh place" 80, good bye,
demo gTeenback - labor people's-any-
thing town party. GOOD bye, my
lover, good bye" And hereby Ger
tlfy That have formally and publicly
Withdrawn fiom the 20 called peoples
party IN this locality. ITO your tents,
ON lsrael"' SO mote II be.
ID. ". Carly.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-13
EYE AND TAR DISEASES cUREn
TIE ONLY ONE MILO cUsIs DEafErs

Cstarh. deal rheumatism. nert.
Gus debility, impoteDce ADD a. diseases
resulting from early iBd scretlons and
excuses o. manhood, al diseases 81
the urlnsry organs, partial psralvsis.
vsucocelio rnpturss, iumors. Hcrnfula.
old sores, dfopsy, skin diseases liver
and kidney complaints. hesr; disease.
shortuess Of breath, back 81 head.
small oi bAcs, ETC. including al
female complaints and chronic q iseAses
cured quickly sua permanently.
That Couga, slight fever aud weak
nest. shcfiness 81 breath, pxlpftation
q heart, ny mesn, sure and quick
consumgusn.
II von are nervous. restless, irrits-
ble sieepiesf OF wake after horned
dreams. tired morning.. With dull
hesdaChe. hst taste in the mouth.
someunlss 6 .scnarFes, sod &C shout
your employ meut without hle, energy
~ smtiton, desire 40 be alone,
gicomv forehoaings. q dsposit.on a.
vorrv and fret about Trouble aheaa
that never comes, spells 81 feeling
sfrsld OF uuosrta n. somrtimes iow
spirits, Won srs sufi .ruF from nervous
dsliHY Hua eEifHufi or ~ nerve mower
which may end In utter urostrstion.
insanity and death.
!. Won hsfea grost se1sp ~ weakness
spo WEAKNESS. " b trfi lHnas. numb
nefs uembuE. rEf ~ntAtipns.
cold eft ena sa NaH advancing
g. fhHt rfoft 80 iu = seaFt.- Pare a.
ID YHur bead srras. i'i nufun md
lred. rth sfrn ee srttfs. ioss \
memory. sna YoH Hk vh fHheu'iv
o. VOC ar Hes re meht win
drowYlntss end iHEar the
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-13
Congressional Nominations.

The congressional nominations that
have so far been made 10y the republic
cans of the state comprise men of the
highest character, and their election
should insure honest and competent
legislation. DR.. Avery, of our district,
has record that is second to none on
the Inst. He has been q resident of
the new part of the state for over fifty
years, and was in the army four years.
As a man and citizen he has the friend
snip and respect of men OF all parties
where he Is known Outline.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-13
Makes All the Difference.

II we were To put n two line item in
the most obscure corner of the paper,
winch stated that certain husine ss
man charged more for his goods, and
kept a poorer grade than his competl-
tors, that man would hire a bull-beaded
slugger 20 come round and kill us the
next morning. But if we were to ask
the same man for an advertisement of
ms wares, he would say, "No, | don't
believe 10 advertising; no one reads sd-
yeIfiscment- ~ Fillmore Journal.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-13

There viii be plenty Of democrats
about the state this fall asking soldiers
to vote for Benjamin Morse because he
ia g.. \. X. comrsdc. But no one
will hear Morse ask democrats TO vote
for Ben. Harrison because be also was
a brave Union soldier. When Morse
says he VIII vote for Harrison because
he "a comrade II viii bc time enough
r republicans 10 think OF voting for
Morse FOR the samo reason.-A llegan
ttayrtfe
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-13

The strikes which occur M this coun-
Try are nearly alsays caused by the
prospects offered tho lahOr.ng men for
Improvement aud they grow inpatient
e. enjoy q and strike 10 enforce their
demands fot a. These are not the
hopes shat stflkcrs iu other countries
have any grounds fsf harhOrng .- Cas-
nova Herald.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-13
The INCEST and
Most Natural

The finest. purest. strongest
and best dsvors for cakes,
pudiings. pastry. etc. are DR..
Prices Delicious Flavoring
Extracts In this age Of
sdglterstion. consumers owe
il 90 themselves to patronize
manufacturers who have an
established reputation for
placing IN ne market pure
articles. Dr Prices Extracts
far purity have the endorse
uents Of the leading chemists
- this eountry. They are
used By ne United States
Government The best ho-
tells and restaurants use them.
The largest and finest grocers
sci theul AM they are des-
tined ~ take tse place - al
other Fsverng Extracts.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-13

H. -si3 i0e ssly { sls of ne tail quiz.
glg friends $40 asked hos h- felt
among A. macy nieb, that he Vas a
kIeucs smoas - penats, seFth
them s rDkDDOAI = just 80,
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-13

VI chasl monaghan 4 ed AZ Palmer
Saturday afternoon. lie was Tor years
marshal 0f hegsunee, ia wb.ch once
he gave genera satisfaction. lie vas
hIgl Isl respected ~ many citizens.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-12-13
ALCOHOI

Los senores Pomar Hemanos acaban de montar en- Ba-
mon aparato rectcador de vapor Ell pre-
paran perfection productos Orecen p1bico alco-
ho1 superior 80 botea. En- la Capital detala
senores Sucesores de Bordoy-Tamblen tie
de muy barato aambique no utizan 157