New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-02

official approaching Ct up ssd 'G 81 l rsp"iSa 'T ss
and ~ down ,Ime. you can down for nothing
process o SV ERA evening l park is crowded On
music nights that the o:t; ch. nTs no, This may
s "eU n misery trick bit after .w days III 'DD'
economy becomes viriuous % w. 'r.,urncd TO our
hotel" our trunks had arrived Thry na %o ar"
,cGt the other hotel ana IKE" ~, nn, could he
ai,n .n.rs"iIc enough TO transfer the ussag"
"Manara,- said the clerk ., t., and Suniar,
row. ANA 1o Is are n large and we'll ventilated The
floors arc OF tile marble n, M"S o. o. mink There
doors nls sS i'm IN. WINDOW. but there are two sets
Of shutters OF lattice WORK, .hr ","' i,r, is
rue n, The Side OF each bed, and there are The
several beds in rom ,h~T arr ' mad" D Of iron
bnyr sGnarc lace canopcs. partially Tor ofii1."' rhr
partly to protect one from H nys cn and one lonely
blanket Is given 10 each guest We WeIr W i",,rrd
during March and though the thcFiomrr ne, nchts
bet crn - and 90 degrees III lic iiS'''"' ~" e
were Invariably cool and conlior'"bIr ,,,,, n I'm,
There was a chandelier" In The middle 81 ' nT
o rp', on Won Pulled ons golden chain. The jet was
srrondrd by glass so two feet a IN ny,ann,lv oc
Cured 10 The hotel people that no one conu "ppn
match the gas. te el"ne WAS ho The u snss
" Up nn1 s,de so that by standing chair ana
ptins ones hand through tlr hole, cSHIly a., a'","
Ing The jaggrd ends Of glass one couio "s"' ~ -"
"' is we'll TO remember that the gas Is turned %
young women who wear crinps. - , ,o,wccu
At one hotel the elevator does nor run Ve'" ,h
motive power and the employees OF the man gaS
house 20 to breakfast at O'Clock and DO not resu"
Al al the hotels they profess to turn the gas ,. on
In your room at u O'Clock. but as nL,,rr - T ~
their wrcchcd little wax matches. your pm ,yqngr
and your temper. When about three dozsn ,,hrs
srss nn ns ag % n' and haV" gone
highly suggestive pantommc pointing 10 tr gus uG
the burnt matches and to me laHms eir fists at
each and every errloye. The hotel peop" ur',u' a
perhaps after all it j, really tine TO- lr on ~ cSI,
On our return to The hotel that rst nlgh II, tana
We found our quite dark We rang Tor han IN
1--WE acrwarG Gharrrd nv -, eens ivr vain II
was then nsary odocE We had rad noted Of S. rSs aS
I'm each room, used them ana 10y 'hHr 'ee"''
light we read this notice on the wall a..
'u5n% "t Of at tce s%I nssi and for the
vasr ard sprnkicd TIE roor With wih 1t. ~, Ih sno.
cpiured couple Of vsy ,r r"ars c m,'" walls Of
nv room commonplace on three s'u.S pul VI, '
fourth the partition missed the ceiling 10y So'ir e.
IS lay in the darkness heard voice IN the "'N'
John he has the fever again, | know i! ,, ic
pnlss and temperature frishlnl! on. h"'s GliE
10 de- II :" has rriaiS" now h"''"S III WIZ
ni colrss yellow foyer was my frs, thought. and
brcan TO wish The 1rtiion wa ana ~. r',img ; n ,
not been divorced harmed IN" mcAi gay ,n, t
In Cnba H. an American; ana 'hcn'h'a'N u
may be- mentioned that ere he len Havana ne t'
ceived n druggist bll Of seventy I'VE Goi"rr ,r
mcdI ines which would hrve cost him about inirF
or fortv dollar, IN NrwYorf. lie had 'n2lov'd ',f'
Cuban doctors who agreed beforehand To charge MN
two collars ard n half vist. Nrvcr i"l",s. on" o
item who lad visited him twice day Tor month
scnt him iu a I'LL for 300. H. lrii Havana ono
saiiir,inr morning ard that very afternoon som" new
n~Ivnl. were put iHto the room lac had 'ccuphh
during his Illness.
Aaout , O'Clock In ~" morning. TIE day nii'r ",
reached Havana. were awakened by u ingWiHl
din IN front 81 the hot I. arose ani looked oit
Of Inv window and hrhoi The spanish arm, ~ hh us
g,rv The arms d'ls every morning on ~ Ifddp
a, Las, thrv think fLev ara drilling. There
several hundred volunteers In Secrsurhcr SUITS ana
there nrr few officers NJ the reeiilnr spanish army
Tl,y ar. accompanied IS a band which plays NJ II.
regular Intervals ~ about hnlf past ~" army ~
hU into what ihcy think l. "inr." aid they march
away while tie hand plays waltz or u mnzhnfki
Needles io say the soldiers max" no atirnpt 10
keep IN time stop. They ar" nearly I'll roun,
shoii'dorrd They look from side 90 sld" as lh'y
"marchT and most 81 them ar" smoking Ih'lr
gait Is something between loic nnd n tro: y. soon
NJ the army leaves. II j. tine for FIRST break
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