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The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1893-05-11

Pleasant Prospects for Summer Travellers.
The Providence and Stonington Steamship
Company resumed passenger service on May
on the popular Providence Line, between New
York aud Providence direct, Worcester and all
Northern points, and during the Summer the
elegant steamers Cincinnati aud Massachusetts
will be in commission.
These steamers are among the latter day
wonder in naval architecture. They are steered
by steam. lighted by electricity, and have the
most modern appliances Tor the safety of pas
sengers. With the excellent cuisine and the
delightful orchestra trip through the sound
over this line is always enjoyable.
The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1893-05-11
SUNDAY MEDITATION.
A Study of the International Sunday
School Lesson Appointed for May
81, 1898.
Subject: Evils of Intemperance. Prov, 20
1896.
INTRODUCTION.

lone reading these notes should first carefully
study the paragraph from the Holy Scriptures as
indicated above.l
The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1893-05-11

As we study the Book of Proverbs we are
more and more impressed with its great praeti-
calness. 1t seems written in special for youth.
1t is rather preventive than curative IN Its
teachings Conduct is the larger part OF hu-
man life. 1t requires the greatest supports
Good foundation for worthy character must be
laid early. Experiences Of men and women
who have gone before are very available and
should be diligently studied.
The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1893-05-11

Tie two great thoughts OF this lesson are
temperance and parity. The paragraph add
dresses itself in particular to young men.
The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1893-05-11

Several soeie,ics are doing excellent work.
We notice Tho Society for the suppression of
Vice, The White Cross, The Christian League.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-10-06
ENCUADERNACION
DEL '''BOLETIN KERCkKTIL. >

&R essa secci6B de La casa, n.oatada COZ
0d0s iOa eicmentos necesarlos provista d.
a1sterialeg de primera cl&ae, Sc hacen encua.
dcrnaclOaes eD hOlsudesA, carton6, passa G..
panOia, plet dc lsvaatG cos relieves, todo peY
ecgO v 4 Drec'ov reducdOs,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-10-06
IA iGIIL iEIIGlk lLaEatHll
I5E MON NOR EMO
q. - CRUZ - e.

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Aehgo el gnsto de ofrecea 4
Eaosleo eh genural mA sravleios
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Tea de aaaisoa y De rArvuloa IL
Eran gnso~--Ifcnoa ra-a ViAsleca !,
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pasn2ca as la ala eoA svtso an
Esap@eo &c gnA kcra. Me - paa.
atesfc mn nEssapaAs
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-10-06
RaEAIU &UA
nE COMERCIAhTE,

RIs cuRlA DEL Cum - RuIo As'
tAs laa AAsasRsa, assss laa aamgSs aaI ~
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e. Ia ImgFNzIs eel E@@Essm
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!. bolstlQ RercaltI dc Fuerto-kitt.
'PERIODICO lCONSAGRAG<K
A Ia DEEEHEA DE LOS INTERESTS Bk(l(gAIIs III A1kEul
0RsAR0 DE- LOS RSPAEOlES llEs II noslett
CONOIClONES 6ENERALES acordaoss rcr Ia Dirsccitt
para to da clase oe remitIoos y anuncfos

La publication los RnnRcioE GERS en-,
ventionales determnaan 1@-
Los eonnnlCAoo gulb
drmA del autOl qen sInssds res
mas .a de persona onnAble paRo. ~sss
dsvRsltos AEnqus pubhonen. % ~ ssS
40 responds de Il extravitR 10 cIichkx
La celumnA del ps6dco
Dc " . S SsA"Asf"
81 annneAns snu.A sxieiY eoun n. d.n,r..
In tA
no pS sobrs precio de tafifa k'At" az
G1nUncan nvs sss publication dc sua ,nupeo Kan
aEA hnuiSracion s 10 lS sObrs poa tariff 'sA
RAndo inports Ss rsus..,..
9 primer namsro - @"' - ~ ="
Para los no nuscrptofsSds BOLA9n Ia neA gI
smirao nseeon
pS IA bonif ene,6n .ob,. *
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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-10-06

1IBROS
TsoibIdos por eL 0ltimo Va
por'corrso 90 la imprents
asl 6oLETlP MERnAN-
TIL.
ss<edA- Los RGnpres oe pro.
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1915, III 6rance ousrte, nj Tenor
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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-10-06

xn 8. .t'k h .LF..s
E'Administration du B0letfn Nsi'"
esnaM l'honneur de prier NJ ieun
sss Annoneiers fran9ah ae, vou1oir in
enetsre leurs osdres de .rub%Ae
MM. AMEDEE PRINCE & C'', qui
sens les Agents unidues ct exc1usifs
& &c journal pour Ia Pabliei3 Fra"saiS
At AnwlslS. a9ul s. r ---e---
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-10-06
ESTlBlECJNIllIO TIPO LITOGRlEICp
A Z v APOR
DEL. Boil ETIN MERCANTIL
DE A. LYNN, SUOEsORA DE Morris

A En este est~beclmentO montadO arregIO
adeanros de cue a5az
pografcas Og&fcar de odos gnero en- diversos domas
para ndn eompaniss de
rarlO PuOIcscones reosss bros smor4a caogos mspss
anuncos e ubhcds docnmntos de aduans diplomas etras
eamno cuares preeioH corren taeas acura etiouetas
rccibos, prospecEol egc., a$:,
RrAn suTdo Vedad dc pOS para carielonss pOersmM A.
te2tlU GrC1 aEunCios.
Los clasc casa se
po s hmpiez ronusud equdad los precios
pape case de composition rada bien sea On negro er
colores On plata On orc. cromohograa cromohpograa.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-10-06

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The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-05-30
THE DRINKING HABIT.
Tyrurcs Show the United Statsa to he the
Moat sober of Nations.

Figures Show the United Statsa to he tho
Most sober Of Nations.
In spite OF the widespread impression
shat ths United States ID . nation Of Trunk
ards. it, people are in reality the sobsrsss
and most temperate il The world, accord.
Ing 70 tho Troy Times. whatever drunk
snnsss W have 10 endure come shishy from
abroad, brought hero BY people Who retain,
their old hablts, or tRansmittsd by Thorn II
the nature OF appetite 10 their children
bern here. Except for this constant aeoss-
sion to The drlnkard list BY Importation
net mere thar one man IN lO,OOO AMONG NJ
would b . druakafd.
our best and most temperate foreign
population comes from ths United King
dom. Bat In that oouAtSy NE drink bill
for 1891 10 placed BY Da. Dawson Burns.
OF the United Kingdom alliance. A. 37O6.-
100000. II the DATED led ~ state. IN ls9o se BE-
per cent larger than in ths United King.
dom. shoush che population 10 40 per cent
larger. the wealth . quarter larger and the
average drink twice ~ high In price. TAX
ing into consideration all these facts, our
liquor consumption y not more shan ons'
half that of the next sobsrest country In
the world.
The accommodations for getting drunk
are also greater IN tho mother country"
than here. In England and Wales. with
less than half the population Of the United
States, crowded into Al area about equal
10 New York. Massachusetts and Conneoti-
cut, there are l2S.000 public houses or
drin king places, while In this entire coun-
try there are only 14l, 900. or 10 per cent
more. The compact population OF Eng
land and Wales has q yublio house Tor
svsry 2O2 persons. while the United States
has one for every $40. Ths average Eng,
lish city has = public house to cvery 1G3
PERSONS; in this country the average pro-
portion IL considerably less: Even in
New York. the essentially foreign
city. there 10 only one licensed saloon for
every 200 inhabisants. while in Philadel-
phia the proportion is about one per chou
sand. In most Of the cities Of the country
the saloons are closed BY law ON Sunday; in
all Of the United Kingdom the law permits
them 10 remain open. The difference in
tho habits of the PEOPLE Of the two nations
is due mainly to the agitation Of the ques-
ton that has been going on here Tor Sow
enty years and the legislation which has
been the fruit thereof. In England there
has never been any such temperance a1itn-
tstion or any restriotion act passed BY Par
liamsnk-Ihe Voice.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-05-30
lxne Esst-savs Time.

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Helena 1915 a. m. to-day, reach st. Paul
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less than sixty hours from Helena, which is
several hours less time than via any other
line to Chicago.
This 1856 p. m. arrival in Chicago insurss
connection with all tbs principal lines from
Chicago east. and 1.-THE Northwestern
Line" Ia tho only line from 81. Paul that
pakea all Of these connections In Chicago
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Net Good IN 9.

saoopsr-I object TO the word "orank''
for Q man whose mind always runs In The
same groove and who 10 foreve, impressing
his opinions on you.
sumway-What's your objection?
Hnoopsr-Wsll, = mechanical crank can
b turned, but the animate crank can't.
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Anpther Australian FAN

MELBOURNE, May 28.-Ths Mercantile.
Financial. Trustees and Agency company
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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-19

- Walter shaw VS.. the Stats; from Har.
The court did not err In refusing tho
hPphcalion for continuance for the viii
ness Hohtry. II was shown that hp you'l
MOI hNve testified as nnt forth ia tho am
rllcaiint l'hp conversation Of ItIilI WIKI
iir lWnr tiaSton, does not afford grnuud
inF myerwl. Pending The cmpannrlnr Of
me jurN iilll asked CASTOR Ii he sbould
ihiofN hrs. Castor that he had been
selected 0s q juror Remarks to or con.
Vrr5ation with jurors do not necessarily
constitute ground for several II the new
tunl is infused. In such cuses Il must
hc shown that injustice was probably
done the licensed.
One Of the veniremen was not present
when his name was called. but after
ward made his appearance. This was
objected to. 1t is not sought to show any
injury to the accused. II was not neces.
sary 10 administer the oath to the sheriff
each time be was sent ont for additional
t0lesmen, On former trial defendant
wax arraigncd, pleaded guilty, aud his
punishment was assessed at death His
sanity q the time Of the plea was sub.
sequeutly made one Of the grounds for
asking new trial. When the case WAS
again called for trial he desired TO enter
a plea Of not guilty, ana for this purpose
WIS again arrngne1. This was not error.
Under the facts of the case, the court
acted with due prudence aud caution IN
causing the second arraignmeut.
The voluntary statement made by de.
fendaut WAS properly admitted IL Is
clearly shown that he WAS properly warn
cd and cautioned, as required by the stat
utes, before making it, The fact that he
expressed a desire TO waive examination
would not AFFECT the ndnussbility Of the
evidence, nor operate as a reason for its
exclusion.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-19
IN THREE WEEKS
Mr.. Simpson Says the Packev viii Be Ready
for Operation.

Mi. G. ". simpson was seen this not nlnS ~
Tho naekery ard be sall thai ihr busirrt.
Will be In active operation seinN lilnN ~
,narhinery say they wilt have u In place
and In working order within three wrNts
from date. Norkmeu are nov gttiins We
,a,'i9arv neadv for Tho reception Of ana
,r,neiit,rr. A business Of such mngnitaic
AZ dix rannrt be established In day lny
more ma Rolnh cuuld be- built IN the. sa'He
titue but thc present management, Mcsrrh
t'iiiinnblst and simpson are doing every
thin. In lie power ~ men 10 get The bus
iTess start d as sOOu rs possible Mr' cam ,.
thr president - he Rock Island ralroHn
tnid Nh simpson that be would take cnt
tis 0rst train of cattle on July 4. Before
Ills time the paokery will be In active "p'
Grafton.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-19
CRIMINAL ArprAts


Austin Tx. NAV IS ,Spsc,all-.s
The clift Of criminal appeai- decided he
following eases Mag Il.
harhge ". the State from Runncls-
Ricr lle cNnlcncc htd hern introduced
was discovered that the Mhlri-
mont had moi heen read. whereup1n II
was read and The attorney offered TO
r-lnuoinee the evidence. to which de-
iendanl nnjcWcd mi the grannd that 1t
hal alrady lecu placed hofore thc court
anu jury; The court held this To be a
waiver Of tho rc-inimdnriion. This wns
correcl. The accused could have waived
both the reading Of The indictment and
no standardization Of the testimony The
Judgment - affirmed. Opinion By Da-
wilson, A. j
IT. Ersaci.co Reyoas VS.. the state from
NJ; NJ Ilornsby. while trying to
quel disturbance at Next
chn fandangq On his place, became in
VOWED N difficulty with one Lausanne.
who, while struggling with Hornshy aud
nus son, cried out. shoot them, shoot
them all. Appellant hearing this cry.
ran toward Hornshy and Iassano with
drawn pistol. Hornslw turned from Las
sane and went to appellant with his
FUNDS raised. saying. in English. 'Non't
shool put up your pistol" Appellant
nicu ana thNn ran up TO Hornsby an
struck him on the head.
Inc court charged murder In first aud
second degree nnd manslnnghter; appel
lahi was found guilty and given the
l,aih penalty The verdict IS not Jus.
uhcd. Our code requires the state 10
prove murder IN the brst degree before
y hiiic's the extreme penalty. To do
Gus It must show that the homicide was
uuihTalgy datermiHel upon or consuni-
mnird' When IL is ilic result of sud
hcn passion ~ becomes m,ir,lpr Ia the Sec
ond degree. The court charged that II
nlpe'lanis first Initiation % the dir.
curry was seelug Lassan0 struggling with
me Two Hornsbys and believing he was
IN gNnger OF losing his life Or serious
poahy injury trnm said attack. and an
pelant's passion became so aroused ~
70 render him Incapable OF cool n lec-
Ion he would be- guilty of manslaughtcf.
TINS is not the law. Under such cir,lnm-
,,ances he would have been justified.
Under the circumstances Of this cnse
There could be 10 munsnughtcr. We
( .are OF tue opinion that the sole question
y as To me degree of murder. The vital
question Is, what was the condition OF
appellants mind at the time of the humi-
'luc me record shows strong excite
iinntni, nlsh alJ inconsiderate Impulse.
The case Required careful application
OF tie law 10 the fncts. The Aecensrd
was very popular, while appellant i of
humble condition. The Judge should sec
that true justice is meted out 10 every
one alike The judgment Is reversed
and ne cause remanded. Opinion by
Silppklnl A. j.
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