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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1893-12-01
BRAZILIAN REVOCATION DRAGs
ITS WEARY LENGTH,
President PcixotO Daily Losing Pres.
tigel and the Peoplc FloukIng
to Mellc's Support,
ITALIAN CABINET CRISIS STILL ooE
TlSuEs IN pouHr
The LA,ess Forecast of The frsnch Cabinet
The Hanover ecandals BtougAi W
ia the RsaehslAe'

London, November 81 The Tlmes %.
morrow VIII pHullsh the fallowug nla.
; patch ftnfi Atentasidvn givinc ITO de
s.sfeiia advises 10 NoYeuhor gas
me hlsNrRenl Aeiiufai Cams. states
\ that thp loss Of tie inniis9f Jaypris n
not important lie saya thr aceesslea ~
tae painsdsrc WIKI ten e.inch ana iNo
a-ifeh Quick nrins glie and heavy eol..
] pleuspnt OF machine ana Iiotohissss gait.
! VIII invrN snan copHpnsats lot ihe iuse
ghe artillery ike on tnn FORTS continues
One gaR VI sea Jau ana anashsl az lart
slliesalenSil has nseh diam0unttd rho
nusRstty $50 trem the slars en- ifort
Nltle4aignnp rjhsinnea daiy. The caseais
, ticA on bpti esdcs arc smull,
insRresnt uanrEat sasaiss,f with eipl o.
illr gsgniar e4SaiSi n rorargct e.Isi,isyH
lniies sSulh III sin seln. Nlr seeelmmep,
ras bs1tres a, Natlaaal Quart inssna
suite uf sac ldnBi h. prurcVsi a9uth ia
meet tlie inRi,EYuta. Ybe Ntltl4fii sHara
tSinesS ~ spnH'y WIS ,rr pFtc6 art size
avvelnHsent Wa Heua lA1 Bsli 1inai lil,,
go daneira HftsNet tilc ENEMY,
rms &Nltir.tVAnl 5ili. "a fSi1 40 JautlrO
aw.sttlaN ~ reaug4 vsas 81 ilie AHiosi,
Coed ~ tiHi ststlrks
AaMJtAl Cams VIII afsusna cops,arhit Ill
tte snstiAest sfVt 81 iiic hnfpn hursaoA.s
wnell .Aduls9l hallo VIA pc WIN tF,s Aslpl.
pniiisnl
rae governments 81 protecting pyssy
punk ~ the CITY l,id Hlio,e nili pllvs uf.
aIlp baGe and iiiaiat tiiS NoykA on ait
e0nlpinnsiins elevations are laaohifS N0nH.
lsrlfip stfna annatseid pleecs
Aun'rt ,iaitia states positively chat No.
WIN nal bnianafd chs chs unless tl,c city
Tires upon Inc shlpa Eisol Thousand nsen.
fnls equipped Rfe waiting NJ lae4twI9
ready g march ashines csc government
forces
tsenesal Taloa ranitnrnder IN chirf Of
ihe forces "a RIO drando % sui, has ar-
fiveu herc ilYinr feiawnAii his COMMITS
Flen q his hfstnsrl Sherlly at,9f nla nl'-
i4xtd tie general loned tl,s Aagsha5sn
\ Political nrrreta roptilfuf iu itlp, Cnc
thouaAuu and iiye hitsdred parscns ssra
now "a prissin. 3af9 I,fA1hianF have been
iuitr
Psesident FelyDio has become aiicnetAa
fral1 MI Aylnnnthx % descent people and
etaiila alesu vita the army MRny pore
esla, trs 1ViuinE the inaur0euiH daily. the
kgEieS o. isHhss guu Para FAVOR me I'M
euirsntH laV iFlsnd<ul .ipbislr IN atfpn2i,
folxited With s. H4itiaoa u ~ iiisnrHqnt
saiiGtr.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1893-12-01

u7ashlIiR;os. Nggcnger 20 u h heen
aenaitely raiiasa fsat Ihe ineopir tax
sys,em 10 81 rciei1ue ly TIC nays sps
laFsas e1snaiiftee wiii be eoaapsd e =
fa.f dt Ii,c NH ifefssee or al cpfpaltfipna
$50 fiN on fte ngls nhd f-ia'4+s
IStgan. MrAliiau y nigiug aid OLIVE
lalac gif0Dr NEst fpf ne fflaf prsifd
enobpb % ntlnde aH a10gGen ~ lllt-|
yfltiAla u: cxcese ~ $500 pr hDaatn bpt
fiiat Wafr tUlted 10 aCliifsfuee ifi fne VII
~ tide majority ans y a4ana9a The sft1i
natfd income ~ 10 favor % ORC 1ppif-
me- only ~ corporations and suetelQps,
Yhe e1HWiftee. "a iiE reports 10 inc
honae VIII iiate tfss-t tht greategt niVnfs
rtfuing ucWrre ~ TIE country ar cos.'of-
attonf. while the risk ~ individual BACK
holders H. lesa then tile risk IN paT pr.
vata bufiueef Corporations SERVE fpf
aiai aiYuntaFes from lsgiHlati3pl oile ~
whirh is a fhe event N commercial dis
\ war iha sieGlshoi1erH arc only iiaala %
tAi, e, tent Of the fpi value " tneir sieeN
ana mat % ofaei these apeclal a1Yan
ta ges they shorld hear generous share
81 iha bDrdea o. cNFcnftH of ile goFffr
meat The tax on corporations, theretoge
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Ruenen Ayren. November a14srae M
rureeEts IN ITO titarde % sui ilnve bsca
victorious in the lpAtile with thp govern.
meat FORCES near bage General trluor
'or the government FORCES was 3aken
prisoner iioth sides seitaroa neasy
i3etae 8
Che report that t,sfitlbA naa necn cap.
turnd by the inpifgrnie u Qanica 1'de
government az TITO de 5ANn1co contnuSn
70 caiinnnatn she innuiErnt wafsahlfA
Tho lf1nHpcft NaFcira has bean SIT ire
ny tnF cNplNtlcn 81 a suell ,lrnn fhl,
forts and AQrlbaoen. tile most powerfal
Ncsknl or tho lpAvfRent ne3t mss Asefi
acrluusly unnlNEod
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4 NaaAipgteL, November s0.--,sthSn Pros
ltdenSe clevcleasys nossage gees 10 con-
I aacs. bceenber 4. II win Ne .ouna that
Ne \ - stfonsiy In favor of containing
sne ME- ~ nasnl siilp eonsttnclloA ,s
AZ INV cUbiuct inect,lF no gave ela
hearty APPROVAL 90 thcannuhi report of
I SverStafx Hayheri. Witch was rrai Glou,l
j ~ the reports az the A,Adk 81 deaAff-
! tnSnts Secretary itcrltrtS iir0grAlnnie
1 l So ~ nat contemplate anSNery ektcnNye
I nsconlmand that ths rDbN work ~ re.
! hehtntAing tne navy fhuuld Continup
4, ssc ,3.t, firrnfris ~ sglap,isia s not
1 tl-tWtiH1 neefae4sry Tor iiIeCtlne tho car
I rent Qhhsatlon DURING The nh,tt ilstni Nef
,se WI ask corgress % anaiorlse Tow
Ills recommendation which rscoVf,l
me atproval Of the president. cinten,.
i iNH.h we vonstfucuon ot onn view ig.ttlf-
4 tloehip he has IN view Nvill beila .sn,.,S,-
I tnisc httwfcn Tho Iowa, tho iaesyhSVtl 81
Lhdttleldp9 az tlis indiana rlHsa, N othpf
Tyor1e. NVcnsti 81 Mt.iilt intlCN tsns5 'rke
ttFN considers ths Iowa "a faaNi fSf1
porto hreasst w hsy AK, XXI ssasi,sa p nAT
i'pcks Of SUFFICIENT ietikth l,,la ;,,a,af,,
s5e nse9inriuln.e The Iowa efe now hnlisla
i1lilii' nut ns the depth az water in tne elll
( lpAQ ~ TIE iMrbop. & 4vtl be fnifaeihtS
i - Nerk fHiFff ~ tnnrn than twsnty six
tttEf,tt a;ssghf ~ ne psinsrat ports Tor
4 loi'Ee haiue shina
ft"eeNt esnsl tiephi stories shdt tNa
ii@ASA Or ,HAAhtiEy or several of tho uesy.
Hlll,g lse being collected by some 81 lha
K western sFJnSfe eagiNn, and Win 10 uStl
! ~ ~. \ ~gagen yos prposipE an offers looiIs
AnT strsAs cppeSitien Viii probably
/ come from the haaaa III I'D gfnntt
NV n, n i..rs ,s are practically anRnlmrua
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81. Paul Aili4 e2sepii'er 1917 ~.
rsn;. with fhr mercury 81 Hes9i = tne
,garlaesf place III thc Hortwesl iefigb'.
rrgfn that figure . rsiife.,, 'io% " wssu
SO ba3ssu magsy Iarpfda TOT nd1
erd ieplrhi starts out % lover eyeiys
ling fsr c1iiar weather is yei tf3fn,,'st
eseltn eetot4 foday ard trains suffered
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1893-12-01

Iontion Noycmber 80 rwu lnon and
women were afiegted hers gbergcd Win
fprEery Tie institutions which nGRtred
are tho NatlunRi. rfavinNisi cophr ana
stncf Deuisa Il iga ala tHat Tho pY,aonege
hslgng - H HgnS ~ nsetfrnr ferxes5
alspinst Whom fhe potlce wffc wnrfied So
snttly The nnnee Atr George Nnrl4ns
lis'tira'd Afflif Haunt ana sAas Eps.fs
lslttiri g fnhi 20 ~ well rallnacfel his
rather ncug q wef known nsep IN thu
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p4r,er van roem 90 tsapinet.

paris. SsgsnIndr 70 II II phieIeiiy an-
nsunaea tfINf zfter ueaiefshlf kptNiesp
aeisa t5r spaslff. faTiisirr te,ssf hfsa i'resis
IdEnt f'a:n1i, ai s9aTteli .snAentca to
e0aiihnc G,t gseot.atlpiib eygiIaeilfl4ij IL
Ssii az 10 fdiAl Il ti;4rHsf' diSlf s1i4 ~
p,ssg s,jslat sl 4slsfeiv r.
slsisslss.fs u nd fssili. en1ilid llia ~ titp
uRso Ce7isnefsFttipl nil iatse - ftz-ns
gi s,tsssias3c ~ t7c EiiisssitHf " tisl.itie.
az nAs ijeaf grEnfed tiif,l arils.t 81 y.
rtiti 1Fi-iiffl4 pfeffinf end fhiaiEfpr ~ f9f4'
rifn iln1a-s ana SDnillef ieiaieitt of 5gts
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oreotsa VITA liisses.

London. mpyqmher o1HA fiHpateo "
ole pan siall 0arsttf from Home declares
liar o. The rstcli entry = me Nne 4'i'i
queen u italy agp i.gme iheil iiiiif tsee
wcro grcsfc1 With Apiian. omin9ps Fls
idne4 and silgist aleAea wefn heArl l{fM
s.sIa .fIf6a ~ IA IA f3lt q tne felaf'@
t..stH 81 fiisir lid laatiqs were painEsilK ,s'as
trCaaed irth tlse isftAtkvii sffi4'lf't t,''sl'ts
f55s 5Sflaft tii1i tho iiisaes wsre M
a.tc "a alsloyAist. tiit Hsis s,tl,a q, VIZ
ffii.3il ~ tim lnp.f r. eltell tsit' t'vtuiiss
mont nan e1itaaptta A9ks3ta,
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Viii not De y graduated ono. but viii apl
ply - M the net carnlnFs * wbnfevcr
assyeE'stei hut the gross amount DC sue.
ctttioAa anp icgAciee VIII cc Ntyss,. Sue
~ course. ARply only 10 personally and
inc. deinQcrats OF the ralnu,itfoe have
Also uec'dti 70 incfensc The ratca on clgs
VrrUes and Impose tax on nlNving
caf,at, Vhe lntefanl fnvAnue tax On
WpltiS W StN an opeu qucston, tho con-,
mNtee aintainlne a stpdlous rotlcunce
nn &c nhhtrct TOT fnar pf manlpulatinus
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Naahingsun, Noyember 81 isiti1ais
EaHats, q the heuse conmitiee N m,
srf9prlp floi4A. laiea yesterday tint there
would be no nffa q DELAYING lie oripurii-
fi;eut ~ i1'e eofpifg errinis y ssiis sal 10
afn6aut p he ssgiepr,atip biilf iiagssid
slp enndrY GIN biil tist 1881 34rf1Sitftl
~ ALI WIS almeaf coupirfe1 antl "e'sfl
% ready % fe2&it q tbe ngqga ~ fhHt
q friild ~ iakea up ii1TEiiufriY eftct
tilf rasAahc of the trTln fili, an iiiete
ls$a ~ rfHfsi, ells ron iitaf tit.h ~
SIG mouse might ~ 49, Hphtnff3tti9li
Dilla constantly under garsiarfeflr0 unfil
ilex Ht,e ~ paqacd- f,kld VI .ilat
% tiit c1nln5ittee Va iiatuihB flir blliS
nppit % . syr NJ W. s,Y'tyy l,sf ~
ektcullyt 0fIjfGra, 1fNItstH Hyiii1 n Hf7r
n ~ t1ITyss:s ~ ans ysgfE q The Ta
seniHe1t dur5us IN na4t hffal ygas. Tlett
~G>tl1 W ~ f4l;e ec9;ln.ur aiia Herr
N90Sg i,e 40 pttfAsas2tes. IsSerx doi9
ief fliSf Mph hss1rd aopi4 Ne aRifyD1is
9tfs, Dlf iDf 4 dollar more srpie he
rtFen. Hba bills wstna be 81 ff2lufd ihat
,eage aenlg " M lest wv ie sa,lilE
tsasi4s as IS uaualy ~ case Wien tHe
cqfui1fttre ~ pfeD4ffis tae tills las cut
tie f6trsssstt Toe NV
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ConstRntlnui,le. November 80. IN spite
OF The eifcs,s made 10 combat the dlsease.
tllefa are mn from forts % nifty cears Of
clialefa h0fea daily The hretnse death
ratio from chAlcfn " fflaen uir day Tbs
rhoierA expert Who VIII eenl here by tho
hrcndH x0f0rhmcnt a. tho ffslyieHf oFfhs
aAfiti1 III l,itief 10 eninhhi slse spread II
luhniers MSS aaltAckeu eifit tbs 6ieeaar
yeslcfslaY and fed @itlilit 4 few liauss,
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Auckland, Nnyenhcr 80 The fifst olar-
'tlaus Is New Zealand under the fa,uAie
niffrage iew have ifen Held Thes res,nss
cd faporably u the government, The we
men voted 10 larEe numbers, elQink their
HlpDnft mainly 10 those candidates. Whp
profnsand Chli9tiBtiiy ana fayored iepi-
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Ishflln. Newcomer TD-5ih ihe reihnAtag
tad,y cHangtispr vya :eptifi snuae
sperth deypteli 10 INF ccniulaiiah Ok ts,
i,rislespfls 81 tie aatisEeinil6 Hinluff
lQsh ailu J,lenl:IisriI win \. feFnTu 70 ne
nrriartd that army ufaeafi lliNAd M Ia
Tie HuAaftf HeRu0elH arr helif deiiif
with ACCORDING - fhcr iidiyiiil0i clll7
lAnllllY. lLsF.E.s
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I,nnnn for AmerLcn.

Hamburg, November Boz A. me Prns-
sian and Hainbnrg asiHofities aiiil rnforce
ths measures 10 pffgent me omigratlon
or RuN1an Jews pgtsing through Prussia
20 Hamburg FgHisipf iif pniSfNtipu agentS
where they lieYa cTgssssra small s;eemefs
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Aamfrni stnnion,n org.

Waahifgtgn November ap. Action ~
thr taze 81 commoaore Stanton has beeu
dfferied ~ me deparunent until be nrIls
yaih washington N compliance With or
defs issued Rhen be was detached a. pro-
ofed home IL b. not lnfeir that ans plan
aae hefa determined upon tor dealing
Wiih hlt caat rr 80 many lutlW1tonf
have been received ~ naiinfinr ciFrEmt
Htanees ln connection With hF salute o.
DCnn.innch On Thlrh 49,. -
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eaiis EpxaDiDef W ee klRafHpF -
Peanambuas haS s IA genar sipnuAhafa
the dsIasate Of as nf8sillan fsyarnsi6ut
III fi{N tiry ae fsaft on rti,i,sfinS
hurting cpunpifAfy, qrsAnixrr 10 f17
Deputy tosf tsifrunt @st.l.4t t.se a0tert-
fhenI tVns dlfco4fffd afli All t1e r0nspir-
ntofH esffafan VI alatf u rfiSt uaf been
dceini III afid Fadefaii e;i1 ional forces save
united ia tie supii0rt q DE rpyefnmrni
fNte Rffalnij leiii E.iaD aald fhat tie ra1eis
In the province ~ RfInAmDhtV arr Without
arms ana MONEY ana hnrlnras - proceed
Inc "a ltr.tat
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tincinHat t1i..1s = se.sil1 Af 10 ~ 49,
sion ~ ire a ~ AsnffiAsA League ga mt
hekin taaay, tiii aycnlas The solo p'Si-
mesa was hsaslng llie report ~ taie ri,.I'<
miffee 81 eihiRfaf6n. The report l. 9efy'
ipns AAsl isfgred esiKrafipn % Afsiee ~
III mont CERTAIN ana frnsfbin {ii1l3f 9f3 eHf
capt frnr1 tiin lis ea3rrca it9 tha 4 ttit='
A1nerRans After didrrt slof shH le9Hut
adlaurneI asitiput nctl1n,
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iSf9Feita isay rsDFrfiii,ff ~ ia9ii7
HonniAr. al qsea farAles leAInifF rrst
scass 50 y ier' '.'r',t
FL nA,ajt r. from ! ftFsp 81 III
bqrflhp:ise i,eeeaasd w,a ..blllt = fq;Ff'
"a, DID ~ sei1ia Tina Ind foalsi s.
rsifpionis - iuennify The fel4laef ytessf1
e0rdaiire iRltii tiIe abert facts. IS |,s.
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RDins, kovepbef e, There Il = tantlsp
III soe rsIatiaas bsswssn AnattsA mud tAe
tatiann owing, Il Il alleged 10 the tpu
eGspEAtic ffprthfttAfipn mate ~ Austria
"a aver % t1r abDtdScnn1rnt hfilffsll sslc
itAliHB 8aYnfgflniiht ifil tite paf1tys
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isenngi Noseiabtr 3la rlnDufeh %
tho Daily Ne@a from Rome rayb Refuas
coAin4f have ma1e ne petition a. lamar
deii 50 dlfGrlilf tliat 4; II expected thai
he viii siye NJ M tailS ~ tfying % for
f14Glffnf iI4tN
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and forwarded the .suiigrants 10 t.iwkpooi
On route to phllAdeiphla
The nfSt hatch of tlieso emlerants wax
landed ~ Hail yesterday by She atrarnSr
l>nuu, whenco they ware Forwarded hy3 nal
70 Liverncui. whore thhy VIII embark fer
phIlnuflnAtn
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fn1lka3 ooFs II lsHfI,i'l''. ~ ~ " ~
EArnits 81 ~ "a of ,lse
iiis .ssfn yes sefan ara 4s'il haH&. m
d hfuiHi aid anurt., 4tsAd ~ TING. y ~
skfuae 1faa that nllt hHred him ~ 20 4
Id Eot dtnHt qTId iff4itfct hsf n ~
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slna rRnn .NsunANcIs.

THE HOUSTON TOsF wit pnx EIon
70 she legal heir OF amy person WHO
meets death by accident, provided
that nj the time the person M dying
iius upon his or her body THIS PA
PER. This insurnnce holds aaud for
10 hours Only, or frnsn : "a. ni. 10 ii
II. m. OF the date ~ this uaper. saf-
fEfnctory proofs of each claim must
he presented within ~ Itomrs Mt the
nusiIicH. once OF The Honaton post.
iscIsseri her tiiis policy H. vnid unless
THIS PApEH Is anon The person Mt
sifpe OF death.
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ti0tncE. November 30 - .tdsaaaalf Vas
1,staaf4a tlse natnr nf ainsn6w IN tl,r
lopfn fDslf III Mrft..t ffeB nHgi1 Jared
liiaape piia comm *; 'isy i.i,ss. ?
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f49ltaos4 hqEesaprr ast9fslpilu i5urnH ms
jabup leaapis ,ii,s ka1daptr aaikrd With u
darHefahk titilska g6Stdftli} He r. sup
ylted % b Sufrctias from iniiueAxa.
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jtIos olpays leen no cptioa N 9hs fo'i
fe oi,e reyfaf tord rco1pf tof MI n'oHep r.
oe.tfd foy aibaTipHoh tHfY Q nc 'HNbs5
nor comjng fI lhe management a@f o'Nf4'"f5
Mot ms Is on unnecessary fpflNf az
trouble. IHK ADDnEss LABgt on YOUR fAfhF
WILL GIVE IHE DATE OF THF EAfihAiloN e.
YOUR fUHsCHIPTioS and wH b az nc KIP,
f,sfespy 3 r1ceiuh aid II Tho dnff q not t9r-
ied. ptijiy 81 afoRec, eitilg heda.e pn "A'e!
toa spbsclibesf 90 hat - eaa e11ed aHy en-"
al h0y be. MADE.
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.olianfea rasson ursion uuiiofIn

The foiiowins & tsp censoii1ated cotton
region buileiii FER Inc fwtnts Jour hours
ending ~ q y. M se4t4fd1si
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for the twenty four hourH raslsng AZ ,.
IN yssser0ay
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-30


"She was bright young Yankee school
marm,n said Thompson II. Herndon. "She
came highly recommended to a prosperous
and aristocratic neighborhood not far from
Little Rock few months ago, and was not
long in building up a good school. Time
wore on and her pupils advanced wonder
fully In their studies She conceived the
idea few weeks ago of giving an exhibi.
ton of her most proficient class, and invited
all the neighbors to come to the little school
house on Friday evening, that they might
see and hear for themselves the progress
that had been made by her teachings There
was good crowd present. She had all the
little girls and the little boys stand up.
She questioned this one about one thing,
and another about something else. Their
answers were gatifying to the pretty teach
er and to the parents OF the children.
"'Now, she said to them toward the
close, i want each of you to repeat some
old proverb.'
"Sad Johnnie, All is not gold that gilt
ters.'
avery good, said she; very good
"sBe yirtuous and you'll be happy, said
Jimmie.
"'That's splendid. Why, you boys re.
mind me SO much of a school l once taught
in Boston, responded the fair teacher.
1.-The germ of ambition is the chrysalis
of WISDOM said Willie.
'And so on down the class she went until
she got to Peck Smith. lie wasn't very
bright, and she intended to skip him, but
he seemed anxious to say something, and
she asked him II he knew amy old prorerb
He did.
"A stump tailed yaller dog Is the best
for coons,' was his answer
"Peck's father grabbed him up joyfully
and before he left paid years tuition fol
Peck in advance st. Louis Republic.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-30

The young man was talking to very
pious acquaintance of his.
Miss Follins told me today you were at
her house last night" she said.
YES" he replied.
81 presume of course you had very
pleasant time. She's such a charming girl. y
Lovely. j never had better time. You
see there was some one playing the piano
in the back parlor and Miss Fannie and
quietly stole out into that big dining room
they have, and in about a minute slipped
my arm about her waist"-
"Sir!" And Miss Prim almost had fit.
He was cool as a cucumber.
II said" he went on that slipped my
arm about her waist and she put her soft
white hand on my shoulder
81 beg your pardon" interrupted Miss
Prim, but cannot permit this converse,
ton to continue. Ii Miss Follins thinks
no more OF herself than to permit such lib
critics from gentleman, surely he should
think enough OF himself not to tell Of
them"
The young man snickered.
"Of course, of course" he said; but wal
till you hear it all"
NO, sir; no, sill" she protested u hay'
heard too much already"
why, there isn't anything told YET" h
| persisted AS said'----
| ~ shall not hear it, sir" And in higl
dudgeon she arose to depart.
My dear miss" he said very contritely
1--WE were only beginning to waltz and eV
erybody was looking at Us"
"Oh," She exclaimed with sudden col
lapse, and the young man laughed.-Dt
| troit Free Press
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-30

At cornerstone laying in Newark the
cornerstone was swinging in the grasp of
powerful crane above the hole left for it to
lit in. Down in this hole an lrishman was
fussing about with bed of mortar Sud
denly portion Of the tackle slipped and
down came the stone with run 1t lit on
the Irishman's back, and everybody eX-
pected to see him hattened out thin as paper
when the stone was lifted half a minute
later. No sooner was the stone clear Of the
hole, though, than the man sprng up like
jack in the-boS.
He was covered with mortar from head
to foot, and was coughing, sneezing and
shifting to yet il out of his nose and mouth.
As soon as he could speak, he addressed the
men managing the crane, Here nowl Hero
now!9 he yelled. "Oi can stand joke
well us any mon, but any of yees can have me
Job afther thot," and he put on his coat and
went away, persuaded the highly respect
able assemblage had put up joke on him
San Francisco Argonant.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-30

The West Indian archipelago, with its
four islands and numberless islets, is called
the gameless country because in region
of more than 100000 square miles there are
no monkeys, no bears, raccoons, wild hogs,
juguars, pumas, panthers, lynx, wildcats,
foxes, wolves or iackals There are not
even woodchucks to be dug out of the many
caves.
On the highlands there are no bisons,
deer, antelope or rabbits. Dogs and cats,
too, arc unknown, and this lack of house
hold pets seems to have driven the aborig-
ines TO expedients, for in book called
"Ogilyy's Voyages" there is story told OF
San Domingo native who kept tame
manatec that made its headquarters in an
artificial pond and was SO well trained that
when called by name it would come out of
the water, go to natives house, and after
receiving food 1t returned to the pond ac'
companied by boys who seemed to charm
it by singing, and often it carried two chill
dren on It's back Its instinct was wonder
ful. 1t was once struck by pike in the
hands of a Spanard and after that always
refused to come ont of the water wheL
j there was n clothed man near,
The largest land animal Of this strang'
territory is huge rat, measuring eighteen
| inches in length without the tail. Will
| this exception, Cuba, san Domingo, ia
malca and Costa Rica have no land ami
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