davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-04-16
CARGO.

Exlstencia en- GAIA ell dfa
1:............" ...... . 1884
Pensiones classes externas
y labores. .......... 241.O0
Alquileres de las casas... 1872 50
Subscription voluntaria...- 81 81
Subvenci6n de Ia Excma
Diputaoi6n Provincial :. 208 33
Recogido en- las mesas y
petitorios del Jueves
Santo. ............... 1850
I'm nOrta ell cargo 1902 O6
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-04-16

o npend'ada de los ingresos Y gastos
del Real Asslo de San Itdefonso
en- 9! mes de MGrso de 1898.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-04-16

A S'OAS0 " SNA ASOs AOO6'VV
DATA.
Asignaci6n de 10 HERNIA
ras, Ospellap, Faruita-
two, Oobrsdor. Lavsn-
dera y Mandaders. ..... 226 90 |
Alimento para so nifias. :. 41024I
Oultos religiosos.. ....... 6O0l
Ropa y calzsdo. 1O4 60
Titles para la CASA ....-. 1876
Medicinas s.-....... 80. 7.10l
BilIete de la Loteria. 80. 2.75I
Reparaoiones de fincas. :. 100000
Re iitos de capitaIes. go. 43.00l
Gratificaciones ell Jueves
SRnt0. 300
9O994
RESUMEN.
Cargo. LOOP O6
Data. ata........ 9O994
Existencia. ...... 92.12
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-04-16

cisrto de que hoy adoIecen las ne
gooiaciones. y es probabl4 eutonces
que sea fructifera Is empresa.
Segdn las notioias que da ell Sr
D. Joaqnir Guma, el aumento de
Ia Zst'a hssta fines de Msrzo era
de 20 288 tonela las, en- cOmpara-
C;6n con la misma del xfio pasadC.
Oon este una vez mts caen los
inventos de algunss persoDas que
SO han emp nado on haoernos Greer
cue ell pals atraviesa en- todos los
ramos una espantosa y nunca bien
con n0cida crisis.
Les hechos siempre vienen s asa
gurarnos que las engahosss man n
de Ciertos individuos no pueden
prosperar.
81 gefior Elias, digno Jefe de-
PoliCfs, que, como sabeu los lecto-
res del BoLETIN, fG6 herido g ave.
mente al in5entar apoderarse de
cuatro bsndidos armados, se en-
cuentra va fuera de cuidAGo y en-
vlss de restablecimiento.
Los dos ladrones qus Sc fugaron,
gracias & las op )rtunss 6rdenes
que ell sefior Elas di6 desde 50
misma CANA, fOeron dete1idos a
los dos 6 tres diss del suceso en- un
bosque, doIde b. bian Construido
una choza. Uno de ellos es al que
ell Jefe de Policfa pudo alcanzar
con 50 certero revolver.
La politica Intervene ahOra en-
todo 10 que puede ser motive de So
voracidad. El:rdt 6nense los pc
ri6iico en- Ell circulo vicioso de las
reformas del Mlnissro de Ultramsr;
Cfrculo viCi' SO. porQue nadie es 4
enterado de 81 son reales 6 mag
narias, centralizadoras 6 descen
tralizadorss; ash es q1e go hsbla
mucho, pero Sc dice en- suma mny
poca cosa. Los telegramas refe
rentes 4 este asunto son oscuros y
hasta inCOmprensib'es.
Y en- cusnto & Teatros, 10 de
siempre, cero. En- Tac6n una cOm
paflia Italians q oiere 4 todo trance
atraer p1blico, pero ell critico que
lleva la batuts sqni en- Cnestionef
musieales, Serafin Ramirez, opins
que, aungue SO empefis, no inter
pretara regularmepte las operetat
que trse de repertorio. Sin en-
barge, han obtenido alguuos aplau
aos on nuestra Esrguellta La gran
eta. Obtener eS.
Roberto Duran,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-04-16
SECCION OFFICIAL.
G0BIERN0 GENERAL
DE La
TSLA DE PUERTO RICO.

SeCretaria. .--NegOoiado &c
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-15

new rreen wagon, with rcd wheels, aud
u e hoppors ate overy bit OF pal on II
aui 4nawei the WOODWORK. They ate
all the hlackiug or my harness, ia
tails oil my horses, and / had TO keep
my dog under a tatpnulin to prevent
them devOufing him raw. You never
saw such appetilos. Tney got into my
cammissnty department and made
away with everything but ~ stone lar
OF butter / had bought iu So, Jue. /
didn't have a cent, aud it took two
days 20 drive TO Wichita. Couldn't live
ON butter you know, 90 | clnclui-
Ell q hoy for even. / built fito,
put my skillet over II ami cropped In
hall y pound Of the dyspepsia provok.
er. 10 was soon ifying aud sizzling
away a 20 great rate, aud the hop ets
were hopping into 1t sixty minute.
let Fem icy about minute, then 70.
moved 'em aud sat dowl to give my
stomach surprise party.
"Well, cir, the hind logs were the
finest meat ever ate. They had an
excellent game flavor AMI talteI like
mountain brook trout. Jared
eumptously after that AMI found the
journey Tar too short. l hai always
been sorry Tor st. John, but | tell you
he knew bic business. II u locust Ia
anything like Kansas hopper the
original pathfinder had no Rlcb com.
ing.n
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-15
Box Elder Bits.

Today'a BUgler; rh week llook
OF probably Thousand sneep Ina. heen
beiouling the south fork Of Box Elder
creek, jus, above DEVILS Gate. The
INV Ia explicit on this point and
hould never be ignorantly broken by
thtepmen.
Thursday morning, VIM. l.. Gard.
usE one OF our oldest pioneers, Joined
mo silent majority. His demise was
very sudden. Last week he fell from
hay rake, but the injuries sustained
were not considered dangerous. IL II
thought, however, that this fall ng-
gruvited an old bfuise which logan
running, so the result Of the two falls
@ u the old gentleman his lile' lie
leaves large family In mourning
Yesterday Professor 70. Koyle, the
i'n,raut phronologist Of SpringNllle,
who q now In Brigham, received Wofl
that bis son Hyrum had been killed
rut In Colorado. The report says the
y uur man was playing cards with two
u'Nrls. A dispute arose and Roy le
'sbbed 0ns man, but the other Bhoi
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-15

him dead. Both wounded men ex.
nired about the same time. Full par.
ticulars are unobtainable at present.
Last Sunday night young lady, n
str,n,,er in the city, was returning
horne from the Methodist revival In
iront of the Ctaighead place, immuui.
atclv south Of the tithing lilicc, there
ia n deep uncovered lrfigating ditch
across the sidewalk. The lady accl-
dentally stepped into this ditch aud
was thrown hsndlong upon the ground.
She was badly bruised aud one lex
painod her 20 1t was at iifet thought IL
was bro6en. Fortunately friends were
near by and assisted her hons or che
would have Jared badly.
Although we have Travelled up and
down Box Elder canyon hundreds Of
times, we never until this week dc.
tecied the presence OF o Vell defined
human head Jutting from an eninenco
about five hundred feet above the Left
bank OF this noisy stream. IL may DO
seen from n point several hundred
yards east OF the halfway spring ia
the canyon. A fine head has been
chisultd out by the action OF the ole.
menis. II IL euen In profile aud ~
fouud in a yellow clin, somewhat
isolated from the rest The pr0mi'
nent forehead and bfowe, the we'll.
defined nose aud the strong mouth
anu chin are very marked. The bust
must be ten 10 fitton feet IN length.
but from the road below, looking
vest It appears TO be about the SIZE Of
n mans heuu. In mnny fespecls the
profile resembles the great anu good
George Washington.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-15

TIM CutuN-Jamc. " stevens, Bihckioot
J % fcuuyf -uu Francisco. q q Wilson,
Eureka, David kHIth anu Sou, Park CITY o.
taaWvi, llH Angeles. 3 A. Hear H4u Jose = T.
iigury uEi,u,t pIuWau, uufay, toli W j Horn
aud WIiU. .hirtE1. -ofou thriatCnHtu aui som
Provo. . 10 Olsen. ~ % HHrduur aud Wliut .nu
tr ueHcIi = l. lortc, bcuycr or tualei,
cheyenne,
luE kNurarluu David p'nrlCn ani wife,
" uuraru uuu wife, Miss lu'gcH Miss
irturuu. NyW lorL, q iau1Crs, frisco,
Gals Charles Niu sHu, Chicago, siE lHuiur,
80. 10 o. Howell. Sew orleans. u : Conway,
N.cksIuHr Allsa. 70 lturuu end wife, Mist
Lun 1000, " " shoemaker incinuatl. ~
lr l. q warner nnd vie, lis' warner ~
IS IuWuu, UruoElYn; Hurunu, NAnUrtur,
iD.rhrft, iiirtlnr, germany Nuutnguo Lyon,
% LOUIS, Mpi O D. uIrln, Denver urrntri
baasyu, san Francisco 10 lulgy butte
Mont Aira Turner, huniea, ttli II smith,
Topeka, hlns
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-15

The big iron and steel iirm Of $. ID.
Kinbirk Of Chicago have written the
following stli.eNplnnatory letter to
Mcssrs. Nedor q Cloilani, the well.
known local carriage aud wagon
manufacturer:
eve we're rather surpsisoi In going
through the TRANSPORTATION building
at Jackson Park 10 mud vefy huu
vi W,on ,on exhibition from salt LHHe
CITY, hut were not go much surprised
10 notice that ytu were tie nanuiac-
tutefs, AS we have always uuderalnoI
that you made high &c, work. The
vehicle Is u credit 90 ygu ana the
West. The excellence o. the iron
WORK, especially thc loops aui circles,
ami the technical skin shown Ina the
make OF tue body make . well worth
examination, even whom surrounded
hy the works " such mlkors ms Brew
slor, kimball anu S.udubakor."
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miseellaDeouS Works.

Orson PFatt's works, a SORES Of paniphlsn
on Tho doctrines OF 1Ao gospel, BOOB of aiI
pages, Iss.
handbook Of Wofereneo 70 us his,arA
chronology, religion and country Of Tho Gatlss
Ily sainus-trr gsinn md straH sora. SO
Snss R@,1s sHd h.nebegE a. I.la.n A. nzu.au
Eanttn, Nth a fun account OF hsr nrnsu-.
Services Tnstpaid, iso.
Doc. the Bible sanction poiyWasaEi
adiAeus1nn between Elder orson prass and Dr.
,. T. Newman, ~ vlinh l. added ulfpo dls,
o'unoa en celestial marriage By Eidsrs or-on
i1Ait George A. aml.h and ooo Z. Canton.
49,
Joseph smith Wa ne n Prophet a.
eoai ~ J. Al. sioiahl, price, Payer ~
HeNiow Of he Decision % ms Supreme
Court 81 uo D. b., IA no oAae Of doorgs
h-ya1'da, b. George q. Cannon, sc.
boob OF Abraham, ~ aaihanusity sstaL
u.hDi, BY Gco. Reynolds, g'e.
rho Prccsptor, By John Nicholson, ~.
Tho spnuidinE story, or nAassoIisi
Pound. Paper, Aai ciou, %, OuI u.oo.
Angel % ths PTAirios' or Dream q III
Eusars ~ ?. =. rrag, zoe.
The Mormon question. ~ John Taylor.
pocmz. Religious, uirtoresi and polWosL ~
Eiiia Il. huop, yo', p Leather, am, Vol, ?,
u0h, u.ooi Vol. 1, ulolh. cut, 49, yoi. /,
gIom, Boz.
UnFp gr Zioa. Poems By John IyoA Ooh
Uff. FOO, ooh, SOC.
Eenr " Iuhiieo, Disoourses delivered At, and
gnoru proceedings Ut us nilen AnHu5
CuaIyronra, Zee.
s0tarauon OF tbo Everlasting Gospel.
ly ueerga rcA'dae, Il.
Incompetence, b.
A voice from she Mountains, ipc.
shc iIesurrcStion. ~ Pre-idsu, nrsSssa
cuIde so sal, Lahs Gay Aa4 IA m,
ViFsun. -
SAa Meeting Uoc0Td. Suire, TN,
qufes, ti7s 1guruH, "a IS.
Saints nnd SINNERS. ~ PM. RobihsoH, 7se-
Tho Tan Of thc Great Repubiic. ~ NJ
u9nry stanlsh g1yoriala, $50.
martyrdom Of Joseph Standing. ~
John Nicholson, s5e
ItOns GA Priesthood. ~ President JosA
Taylor, lD'.
Tho Hoax OF JaAhor, cio'b OuL sahc
Leather unt, es1s,
Temples. Descriptive and historical 'Aetehes a
ancient a1I modern sacred edlhc,o, WITH an
arptndi, Eyiu,i an account of the laying %
ho capt0u1 oi mo st, Ia4o Oi9 Temple,
Aprls i.94. Paper zoe.
dictionary Of enc Gook Of 5IouAOsv
con, uas, am, $40.
IBisiory 81 tho Uormons, g.,
miiionuiaI cav, hack volumes 100 eA-'A.
Ess.-aal VI Dt-soufsSss sasA 'ols-Nss On.
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now GRAssnOrrEWs TASTE.
A IlANsAs MAN 1ELLs now HE WAS
sAVED FROM STARVATION.

lSeaiae Tt' raphl
ever eat any grasshoppers?" asked
John Mills at the Pacific dotel in
Pomona the other day, while oouvers-
ing with reporter Of the Fro0Tess,
"You never diu? Then you don't
know what luxury ". Talk about
your lrlcasseed irogs, pate dc foley ras
and all the rest ui you your hiitlutin'
French nXln's. They lust ain't IN II
at Oh with big, fat kausas hopper,
done brown In fresh country butter.
was once travelling from ~. Joseph to
wichita, when the hOppers swooped
down on Kansas like q horde OF
hungry oiilcu-holders ON President.
elect.
when they finished feeding and
horned up on the barbed wire fence 10
pick their teeth and talk Il over the
country looked like the burned district
In Chicago after tho big IRE. ] hal
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-15
Standard Laundry Incorporated.

The articles Of incorporation Of the
standatd Steam Laundry company
were MED with the county clerk this
afternoon. The incorporators AMI
directors are Oscar L. Hunter,
Onou a. Woolley, George l..
woolley, Alice Woolley AMI Mind.
well &. Hunter o. +. Hunter
II president, o, a. WooIlcy vlco-prosi.
dent, snd q. h. woOlley secretary aud
treasurer. The object OF the company,
which Is the successor to tho Woolley
Steam Laundry company, Il TO carry
ON general laundry and dyeing
business. The capital stock Of $4,000
IL divided into sharoe Of $40 each, SUI.
scribed for 40 follows:
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-15
Noah Wheeler.

E,lior DcSCret AelgG
Can you give me- any information Of
one Noah Wheeler Tor any Of his des-
cendauls). think he went to Salt
Lake among the frst Mormons that
went there. any OF his descendants
are sim there l would bo pleased 10
hear from some Of them.
W. q. WHEELER,
SOLDIERS HONE, Los Angeles Co.,
Cal, July llth, 1923
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-15
WITHIN OUR GATES.

w. W. Crossman and wife Of the
Junction town came down 10 the met.
r0pllis last evening ani took quarters
VI the kuuls'ord.
II. q. Wilson, landlord Of the Euresa
hotel Ia the DISTRESSED miniu town
Of that name, Ia here fora spell aud
quarlofud nj the Culluu.
-
Tho city has a. last three Gntip9dnl
visitors In tho persons Of DE- Burne
aud wife ami Walter NJ. Gale Of
Sydney, New South WalUs. They
are stopping at the Knuislori aud are
on their way 10 thr Worlds Fair.
-,
J. a. Hyde Of Ncphi came IN via
the Union Pacific yestoriay evening
aud brtook himself quicdy TO tn
Morgan. e. n. McBri1r, xh1 once
hold the responsible VI not dangerous
position Of sheriff Of roocle county, II
also there; On are w. NJ Rlylancc,
merchant Uni Il. ) Kenyon Of Spring
vile.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-15
Hurt In a Runaway.

A man whose name was not learned
was hnrt about thu head In u runaway
at the intersection Of sjuth and West
Temple streets this afternoon. He was
taken to DE-. Benetic,'s onica where
his injuries were attended to.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-15
Still Alive. but Sinking.

a dispatch to the NEWS this after
noon Gays that wiIiord Palmer, the
l5.year.old boy who attempted TO kill
himself ut Grantsvillo a few days ago
by firing n bullet into his breast, Is still
alive, but sinking,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-15

The regular monthly meeting Of the
Salt Lake county W. $. A.will convene
IA the Thirteenth ward assembly
rooms next Tuesday afternoon, the
18th Inst, at O'Clock. Al arc In.
vltcd. MAGGIE BAssE1r, Sec.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-15
The Bolton. Groe,baek Case.

In the case Of Jack Bolton VI n.
Groesbeok, i've days' additional time
was given today by Judge Bnrloh, In
which 10 prepare and serve statement
ON motion for new trial.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-15

The principal Office and place Of
business Oi the corporation is in this
city.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-15
WANTED.

A FIRST GLASS SOLICITOR, MNlEDi.
N atr'y i,oirroucc5 Required. Appiy .58
fun street, CITY,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-15
FOR SALE.

WHO WANTS A. CHOICE BU1LpING
w suot lu thu -1lh Ward ut bargain. q a
e rods, east front ou o street, ust tbove an
for % O CITY Water IhH 0uur yotd t5r
days. Inquire Of owaor, u, 8, eth East ID.
The record-union., 1893-05-23
FRESH FRUIT SUPPLIES.
GAMING MUST STOP.
sheriff O'NelI to Shut Down on Al
Illegal Games.

sheriff O'Nen to Shut Down on All
Illegal Games.
Sheriff O'Neil yesterday notified the
proprietors of the gsmbling games about
the city that they must not attempt to
conduct there business here after the Ist
of June. He told them he meant busi-
ness, and there would be no use in
trying to change his purpose.
To RECORD UNION reporter the Sheriff
said: "Of course there is a great deal OF
kicking against the course | have taken.
but l tell those who object that they have
the law to blame for it, not me. | am
sworn to carry out the law as l find it.
and am going to do it.
PERSONALLY, | think some of the games
ought to be licensed, but this is not per
mitted by law, so there's no use talking
about it. Ii | do not do my sworn duty.
what explanation could l give if the
Grand Jury should ask me why | made
no effort to suppress unlawful games? l
could be lmpeached and put out Of office.
II shall enforce the law in this respect,
as in all others. II not l should not hold
the Office Of Sheriff, and someone else
should have it. l have no fear that it
will be a hard matter to prevent unlawful
games from running. When the gamblers
understand that an officer means bust
ness they Will not attempt to operate"
The greatest university is Oxford. 1t
has twenty-one colleges and five halls.
The record-union., 1893-05-23

As-Acccommodations ST-CLAsS. Free
BUS to and from hotel.
W ]. ELDER. Manager.
The record-union., 1893-05-23
I)I ED.

DIED.
MILLER-At the Lake House, Sacramento
County. May 22d, Peter Miller, beloved
husband of Catherine Miller, a native of
Germany, aged 56 years, months and l o
days.
hs-Friends and acquaintances are respect
fully invited to attend the funeral Wednes-
day morning at II o'clock, nom his late
residence, Lake House. Interment City
Cemetery
MURRAY-In this city, May 22d,- Patrick F.
beloved husband Of Emily Murray, a native
OF sacramento County, California, aged 81
years, 6 months and ) DAYS
RS-Funeral notice hereafter
The record-union., 1893-05-23
Executive appointments.

The Governor to-day appointed Hon.
w. 2. Mathews of Tehama Commissioner
of the California Worlds Fair Commits
sion, from the First Congressional Dis
trict, to succeed Hon. John Daggett, re-
signed.
w. Nj. ConIey was commissioned by
the Governor superior Judge Of tho new
county of MADEIRA.
The record-union., 1893-05-23
ECCENTRIC OR BBWILDRRBD.
A Iehama County Granger Who's,
Slumbers We're Interrunted.


Slun1bers Were Interrupted.
\ man giving his name as S. w. Gray
son, and hailing from the rural districts
of Tehama County, was arraigned in the
Police Court yesterday for being too
eccentric in his tastes for temperate city.
In fact, Mr.. Grayson was found by the
police asleep and snoring on the side
walk, and if he was not drunk appear
ances were decidedly against him.
Mr.. Grayson, who appeared to be a
mild-mannered granger, not generally
given to such peculiar behavior. ex-
planned that he was on his way to San
Francisco, and only stopped of here to
look around. In some way he became so
bewildered as to take up lodgings on the
sidewalk, but inasmuch as he removed
his boots before doing so the Judge per-
mitted him to apologize, and then let him
go upon his journey.
The record-union., 1893-05-23

90 y
Srecial fund-CarroIl, S1O5 81; Carson
Creek JOINT. $50 IL; Washington, SS2 81.
Total S2I3 so.
The record-union., 1893-05-23

BOARD AND ROOM. 81 25 TO So PER
ID day. Meals, 25 cents.
The record-union., 1893-05-23
Notarles Public.

The following gnamed were appointed
Notaries Public by the Governor yester-
day: E. NJ. Frost, Eureka, Humboldt
County; L. E. White, Pomona, Los An
geles County; S. r. Langworthy, River
side. Riverside County.
The record-union., 1893-05-23
CITY HOTEL.

ENINEST FURNISHED ROOMS IN THE
I city by day, week or month.
b. b. BROWN, Proprietor.
The record-union., 1893-05-23
SCHOOL MONEYS.

Semi-AnnuaI Apportionment Among
the Districts.
County School Superintendent Howard
has made the following semi-annual APP
portionment of school moneys among the
various county districts:
The record-union., 1893-05-23
NIAIlRIED.

The greatest university is Oxford. II
has twenty-one colleges and five halls.
The record-union., 1893-05-23

ANDERSON-VALLET Shingle Springs.
May 18th, Levi II. Anderson to Louise G,
Wallet, both OF Clarksy vile, Ell Dorado
County.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-05
He Was an American.
from the New York Recorder.

From the New York Recorder.
There were number Of other details
of the ball which impressed rlany
Americans as being in doubtful taste,
A number Of youths, possessing high
tenor voices and dressed in what they
called costumes Of the Louis XIV Pc
Rod, were very officious to many ofthe
guests. One gentleman inquired Of one
of the Louis XIV youths, who looked
remarkably pretty in white wig and
queue and light broadcloth knee trous-
sers, where the dias was located?
"Aw," he responded, II cawn't tell
you, don't you know. You must not
attempt to determine, don't you know,
until her royal highness shall have ar
rived, don't you know. You must not
precede her royal highness, don't you
know, but after her royal. highness
shall have come, you may follow her
royal highness, don't you know, pro-
viding her royal highness offers no OBJ
jections, don't you know"
This Information was not entirely
satisfactory to the gentleman, who
made the same inquiry Of four or FIVE
other Louis XV youths, with the same
relative number of references to ''her
royal highness." Finally, Wien ne
was about to despair of hearing any
phrase other than ''her royal high
ness" and "don't you know" be es-
pied gentleman across the rocm who
resembled 10 feature and manner q
genuine American.
Can you," ne inquired, tell ME
where the dias is, and will you allow
me- TO see it:''
"H-!y yes" responded the man, thus
proving himself to he genuine Amer
lean, even if somewhat addicted to
sturdy speech.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-05
KEEP OUT OF CROWDS.
Dare to Do Right and to Stand Alone II
Necessary.
Golden Rule.

Golden Rule.
Thou shalt not follow multitude TO do
evil."-Exod. %: 2.
Keep out of a crowd. Don't be afraid
to stand with a minority. Don't be
afraid even to stand alone. Parkhurst
says: "God could not save the world
did he not know how to do it by mi
norities."
Every successful reform was, at the
first minority of one; but because
God was on its side the minority was
not hopeless. Majorities are generally
foolish and often wrong. The voice of
the people is not by any means always
the voice of God. McLaren says: "Mi-
norities are generally right when they
are the apostles of new truth; though
minorities which c!eave to some old
fossil are ordinarily wrong"
Don't "run with gang" or ego
with crowd" People are guilty of
doing things in a crowd which they
would not think Of doing if each one
acted alone. A crowd is dangerous to
morals. a bad example is as con-
tagious as the small pox. $50 with
wolves" say the Spanish, "and you
will learn to howl"
Some of the worst bands Of outlaws
that have cursed certain of our cities
had their beginning in the secret asso-
Citations of boys-some of them from
christian families-for the purpose of
"fun," which soon degenerated into
more or less malicious mischief. In
the capital city of an eastern State two
young men, who had both belonged in
their boyhood to one Of these clubs,
called the Bloody Sixteen, stood face
to face; the one the judge Of the court,
the other a prisoner at the bar to be
sentenced for capital crime. The one
had early left the meeting Of the young
ruffians, but the other had "stayed
with the gang'' during the'intervening
years. To-day the one sits on the
bench of the Supreme court, and the
other sits on shoemaker's bench in
the penitentiary.
Don't be led by q multitude into evil.
Evil is none the less because many
men agree to help do it. The moral
average of a crowd is low. 1t is not
enough for you to be up to the average;
be above it. The lowest voice sets the
pitch in singing. In a march the
weakest sets the pace. Worst of all,
the crowd is not usually going towards
the cross. .-.