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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1893-12-21

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We have in stock a line assortment cf
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TABLE LINEN,
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We also keep always on hand full stock of
FLOUR, NEAL, PRO VISIONS, etc.
Highest Market
prices paid for old iron, bones, rags, eggs,
butter, etc.
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Dec z, lS93-tfe
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which the most critical customer may have.
In Choosing our Stock, we have secured
styles that we feel certain will meet with
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1893-12-21

G. tout's Patent Rubber Boots.
~ tout's Patent Rubber Boots.
~ Just the thing for snow and the
oystermen.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1893-12-21
SHOES and H.4TS.

My new styles are in, and prices lower
than ever. My stock will please young
men, old men and boys.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1893-12-21
GOODS.

Fine, fresh and cheap. Call and make q
small purchase and l know that you will
become permanent customer.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-12-13

dara facilmente: Ell dia en- que este ibre 81
nos dira ell conteDido, el me dara armas para
laslucha---- porque 20 me impongo la mi
sion seereta que tn y mi hermano os habiais
impuesto, Y que ahora me corresponds
mi ---- Estoy dispuesta para el combate !!
-Berta, 5que quieres hacer ?-exclamo
la viuda profundamente conmovida.-Pobre
hiJa mia, Sque podras tn sola 2
NADIA quiza---. Pero con Rene, mu-
chisimo.
i Tai vez tengas raz6nl iTal vez esta
proxima la hora tan largo tempo anhelada !!
Iremos pedfrselo 4 Dios sobre la tumba de
tn padre.
i Como existe la tumba de mi padre !!
81, en- el cementerio de Montparnasse
---- cerca del sepulcro de Abel.
-5 Cual nombre esta grabado sobre la la
pida!
i Ninguno Esta dnica palabra: JUsTI-
ola!
-T1 me ensenaras esa tumba, madre mia
ST y 81 muero antes de ensehartela,
Rene Moulin me reemplazsra.
Berta beso las manos de Angela, mur-
muro
-Madre querida, no digas ESQ. Por que
hablas de morirf
-Porque estoy muy enfe rma, hija mia.
i Nosotros te salvaremos
La sonora Lerover inclino la cabeza me
i TIE hago sufrir, hija adorada replic6
la sonora Leroyer despues de un ratio de ST.
lencio- Peldoname. yo dar1a mi vi
da sin pesar, 81 al darla pudiese evitarte un
dolor.--. Sufro mucho vieado 10 que til su-
fres pero la cruel necesidad 10 impone. Pa
ra ser esposa del doctor Estebdn serfa nece-
sario, antes de todo, decirle quienes somos,
revelarle el terrible secreto. - Quieres tn
este
i Jamas |. -. Podrfa Greer que mi padre
era culpzble, 20 no admitirfa nj a1n la du-
da---- Mas vale que 10 ignore todo.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-12-13

-As{, me perdonas
No tengo NADIA que perdonarte, madre
querida.
i Abrazame
i Con todo mi coraz6n Con toda mi
alma
Angela quiso estrechar en- sus brazos su
hiJa y no tuvo fuerzas inclino hacia atras
la cabeza, perdio ell conocimiento.
Berta, en- esta situacion dolorosa, habla
recobrado la energ1a moral, 81 valor que
constitute el fondo de su caracter prodig6
carlnosos euidados su madre, que POGO
POGO fus volviendo en- 81 tocole las manos,
y SO apercibio de la febre ardiente que la
devoraba; desnud6la, la ayudo meterse
en- ell lecho, lie dio la pocion ordenada por Ell
doctor Esteban, un sueno tranquilo cerro
sus parpados, enrojecidos y abrazados por
las lagrimas.
Dermida la infeliz viuda, Berta Sc halo
sola con sus sombr1os pensamientos.
Aproximose q la mesa sobre la cual Sc ha-
llaba la modesto fortuna de Rene la nota
acusadora tan cobardemente depositada por
Jorge de la Tour Vaudieu entire los papeles
del mecanico, y continue, leyendo esta nota.
i Cada palabra es una mentira una in
famia Esto emana de uno de los culpables,
que procura alejar de 81 las sospechas sacri-
hcando hoy un inocente, como en- otro
tempo sacrifice mi padre. -. Yo he vis-
to este culpable 49, Els aquel quien su
companero llamaba Duque = Ia carta
quemada debfa ser de an c6mplice. -. Guar
dare Embellishments este papel.--- quiza
me servira alg1n dia
7 la joven, metiendo en- ell mismo sobre
la nota calumniosa, guardola con ell dinero Y
los t1tulos de Rene en- una comoda, que &C.
rro con llave.
-Venga ahora-se dijo en- seguida-la Ii
bertad del 6el amigo de mi padre, porque 81
sera mi dnico aliado- Dios nio, conser-
vadme mi madre, haced que Rene Mou-
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-12-13
JAvIER DE MoNTEPfN
Ell FIACRE NUMERO 13
Version casteIland.
PRIMERA PARTE
ABEL BERTA
XT,VI
JAvIER DE MoETEPfN

(ContsnuGci0n)

Una vida sin mancha, una vida de honra-
dsz de trabaj % fue insu6ciente egida contra
falsas apariencias, jueces obcecados le
condenaron. Hab1a, sin embargo, culpables
y tn hermano yo los hemos buscado sin
descanso, y siempre en- vano- Abel, po-
antes de entregar gu alma Dios, me hi
20 jurar que continuarfa sola esta tarea san
ia hasta conseguir la rehabilitation del nom
bre de tn padre, he tenido un nomento
de esperanza: Rene Moulin me traia los in
dicios que Abel 20 buscabanos desde ha-
ce veinte amos, = que una casualidad provi-
dencial habia colocado en- sus manos venga-
aoras porque Rene Moulin posefa una carta
donde SO nombraba a uno de los autores 6
completes del asesinato del medico de Bru-
noy---- Esa es la carta que tt1 ibas bus
car la casa de la plaza Real!
i iAh !-grito Berta.- Ahora 10 com
prendo todo
La frente de la joven Sc eontrajo, sus
pupilas azules brillaron con el frio resplan-
dor del aoero.
-5Que no nos queda NADIA e-grit6.
Que dces, madre mia Yo he visto 4 esos
hombres y les reconocere todas horas te
10 repito, te 10 juro- - En- cuanto la car
ia, Rene la sabra de memoria, no la olvi-
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-12-13

lin triunfe de sus enemigos---- el valor
no me faltarai
Berta habla colgado su sombrero, Sc in
terrumpio para dollar su chal.
II Pero 81 yo tenfa aqui un alfler i-mur-
muro de repente muy inqueta.-tD D6nde
estara 7 Lo habr6 perdido ALA abajof
Buscolo, aunque en- vano.
Use me ha perdidol iQue pesar para
mi MI, Era Ell dnicO retrat0 de nuestr0 pObre
Berta enjugo las lagrimas que caian de
sus oJos, y ella tamben, quebrantada de
cuerpo de alma, tendiose sobre su lecho
buscando alg1n reposo.
Volvamos ahora la casa de la plaza Reas
y digamos nusstros lectores lo<oue Estt,-
habfa hecho con ell papel que cogi6 en- el
domicilio de Rene Moulfr.
Ester, por la Influenza de la tempestad y
por la impression que la produjo el extrano
grabado de la novela ilustrada, habfa credo
reconocer una hsonomia que siempre estaba
lmpresa en- su memoria, Y que la misma To-
cura no habia podido borrar: la del audaz
malhechor quien ella designaba asi Ell
hombre de Bra,aOy
Tn instinto misterioso le decia que este
hombre era la causa unica de sus desgra-
cias. -. y la pobre mujer, persuadendose
de que 81 hab1a entrado en- la casa, resolvi6
acecharle, espiarle, Sc dirigio a la antesa-
la; salio sin hacer ruido, do algunos pa
sos por el descanso del primer piso-
Escuoh6, encima de ella en- los pisos
superioress> resonaban pjsadas.--- Y subi6
con lentitud 81 resplandor vaeo fugitive
que aoababa de orill4r "a su inteljgenc5a os-
curecida Sc apag0 broscanente. Va no
Sc acordaba del motive qae Ia habia impuI-
sado saiie de 81 hab.5@c,on, suoie los g
calones sin saber por qa6, aturd qu'za
por los mujidos aniestros del visnto de Ia
teuDeetad
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-12-13

LEGO al cuarto piso: era ell 1ltimo, slf
So detuvo; apoyo 81 dido en- la puerta, NAL
cerrada, que cedio bajo la preston, Sc abri6.
La loca atraves6 81 umpral Ia pequena
y entonces presento al sena
dor al agente de policfa- Reaviv6se en-
su cerebro trastornado un resplandor de ls
al yer Jorge, Ester pronun-
clio aquellas palabras que, recordando al ex-
amante de Claudia Varni Ell drama de Ia vsIEa
gotica de Brunoy, le produjeron tan profun
do espanto-
Marietta regrego, por fin, muy alsgre,
porque su amante, ell bombero, le habia
jurado hacerla dichosa LENA de bene-
volencia la saxon por 81 genero humane
general, particular por la loca,
saandio luz y sirvio su sonora una ligera
colacion.
La sonora Amadfs, su vuelta de la Ope-
ra, halo TODD en- orden.-. felicit6 la
joven doncella por la manera edi6cante con
que habia cumplido consgna.
Ester, al desuudarse, halo entire los hue
cos de su corse el papel roido por el fuego
m1rolo con sorpresa, y levantando la tape
de un Undo joyero de plata que estaba colo
cado sobre una mesita, dej6 caer allf el pc
dazo de papel ennegrecido.
A Ia manara sign;ente, a La ocho menos
cuarto, par3base an hacre delanta de la pri-
sion De Santa Pelsgst: era uu hacre il cua-
tro aslentos, 8. = eue. tlsgabs1 Inefer
dos agentas Gs1e
b sp=etot 40 @ee & sau6 IN
tah57 ~ cero ,4a at4 soote
Il re
oes aiH con- Z -,
tetat hnra 81 ..sH- 4..s s. e-ru-
% ordeu a- s>lsay ao-, y. I-,tasaente
80 raeia
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-12-13

Suido complete de droga poductos mcos
laboratories de
clente p1bco general
In despacho de prescipciones
serss sseruPaosdad exacttad Junio 1898
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-12-13

>--TORRB, x COn1ERc1o, Ia
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-08-17
A Million Friends.

a friend in need is a friend indeed
ana not less than one million people
nave found just such friend in DR.,
king's New Discovery for Consumn-
non, Coughs and Colds.-If you have
never used this Great Cough Medi-
e. one dose will convince you that
1t has wonderful curative nowers ~
Oh diseases of Throat, Chest and
Lungs. Each bottle is guaranteed to
40 all that is claimed or money will bs
refunded. Trial bottles free at W R
MORRISON & Cos, Drug Store. LARGE
bottles SOC. and ST. 90 'se
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-08-17
China Springs Reunion.

The old Confederate soldiers liv.
ing in the neighborhood of China
Springs will hold reunion at a
point two and one,half miles south
of China Springs, on Live Oak
creek, on Tuesday, August 90, Pat
Cleburne Camp and the McGregor
Camp being especially invited.
All friends cordially invited. Dinner
on the grounds for all. Stump"
Ashby, Judge W. II. Jenkins and
Others will address the people. No
politics in the rally.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-08-17

a good record. Yankee Girl Is
owned by "Cos" Berry, of Walnut
Springs. Bob Lee, by Tom
Hal, owned by Frank Smith, is a
stallion who has shown 2:40 pa
cling gait. Bee Line, three year,
old, sired BY Red Line, by Red
Wilkes, dam ,JennieB., has made a
8 minute trot. Bob, full brother
to Bee Line, has q 3! record and
can do better
John Munroe has a stud colt
sired by Belmont Chief, he oy Bel
mont, he by Hambletcnian, out OF a
dam sired by Dauutless, he by Ham.
iltonian, who, after two AID half
months training, paced a mile in
$50 The gray horse Hasdrubal,
a trotter, has done mile IN 2;274
lie is promising son Of Dill NJ
ham. The standard bred mare,
Gussie o., pretty gated animal,
promises TO be good race nag
Dick Trumpet, standard bred
pa.er, with a 2:23l step, is com
ing horse. In THE stable is Seguin,
a sorrel running stallion, who holds
the worlds record for half-mlle
heats, having made l;47i at Lam
pasas, with repeater. He was
sired by Silent Friend, out of a
dam sired by Surprise, he by
Planet.
Nike Shields has two-year old
6lly that will start in the yearllngs
three-eighth dash. This is great
colt, ard appears to be favorite.
OF the matinee events the princi-
pal will be the yesrling dash, and
several promising youngsters Will
attempt good performances. MIR.
Whitsell, of Lorena, viii enter a
yearling colt; Mr.. j. w. Baker
will enter two, one of them Wild
Rose; Bob Ross a yearling FLY,
which has shown remarkable speed.
Quite a number of horses will
start in the 3minute pace and in
the 1888 class trot, there will be
horses from McGregor, among them
Jarvis f.. who has pounded out the
above time more than once.
The half mile race will also be a
good attraction.
Pools will be sold on the races
either at New birg's or The Turf.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-08-17
ALL AROUND TOWN.

The city council meets tomb
Bob Smith was fined 80 for =,
grancy in the mayors couta
morning.
A good family matinee will /
given at the auditorium SstuHI
afternoon at $3.50.
The Junior Department Of I
Young Mems Christion Auos,t
will have a meeting tonight q
boys only.
Newsome Giles, chWssd wiz
obstructing railroad t&k, =
discharged from custody b!lY
Gallagher this morning.
Robert Hollins, charged
burglary, waived examinatla
fore Justice Gallagher's court
terday afternoon and was remI
to jail in default of a $50 bond
Dorey Ridge, the negro bIl
stole a horse from the janitord
First ational bank yesterday,
caught on Eighth street this mona
by Constable Harrison, whaa
Ridge to Jail.
Col. Adkenson, from
Springs, says he never M
cotton doing better IN his LIE
it is in that neighborhood H'
there are no worms in that 81
and a splendid yield is nov
sured.
Mr.. Tom @. Smith is an spE
for the Waco postoffics' D.
first class business man, 8 "
democrat and ia receiving %
dorsemsnt on all sides. SaI
succeed in pulling the pln
it ripens, Waco will baVe'r
post master.
On Sunday, August :; wv '.
Cotton Belt railroad will "
rate double daily servl's !
leaving for the east at I g. n
1880 p. m. and there vn -
through sleeping car service ~
Louis, Chicago, Memphis ."
southeast without change
See Stark West for acolu'D'
fire insurance.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-08-17
Deserving Praise.

We desire to say to our citizens that
for years We have been selling DR..
Kings New Discovery for Consump.
ton, DR.. Kings New Life Pills,
Bucklen's Arnica Salve and Electric
Bitters, and have never handled
remedies that sell as we'll, or that
have given such universal satisfaction.
We do not hesitate to guarantee them
every time, and We stand ready 70 re.
fund the purchase price if satisfactory
results do not follow their use. These
remedies have won their great popu-
larity purely on their merits,
w. B. MORRISON & Co.,
Druggists.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-08-17

Swimming yields sport, health anc
beauty.
NAT tTORIO.SANATORIUM
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-08-17
THE COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
Submit Proposition to the CITY
Council.

The city council committee, con.
sistipg of Mayor McCulloch, Alder.
men Herbert, Brinkerhotf and
Slaughter, which was appointed to
confer with the county commission.
ers in regard to the contemplated
bridge across the Brszos river, met
with the commissioners this morn.
ing at 10 o'clock in the county
court room.
After some discussion the com.
missioners decided to submit to the
council tonight proposition as to
'he feialive sums the city and
county should each pay toward the
building of the bridge.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-08-17
LIGHT GUARD BENEFIT.
"Little Lord Fauntleroy" at the
Auditorium.

The Auditorium probably heId
its largest audience last night, the
occasion being the Light Guard
benefit rendered by the hlng
Comedy company ard Mr.. o. W.
Hobson.
"Little Lord Fauntleroy" was the
attraction and the King company
gave a splendid presentation.
Twelve.year-old Roverta Wooley,
as the little lord, won a storm Of
applause. She is a pretty girl, with
dainty figure, and although "Lord
Fauntleroy" is usually presented as
a blonde, with light complexion,
nobody cavi'ed at Miss Wooley's
pretty black eyes and hair. She has
a dainty little figure, is graceful and
entered fully into the character she
enacted. She was especially good
in the ludicrous scenes with
"Iobbs," the grocer, which was
very creditably given by Mr..
Norbert E. King.
The writer has seen five different
companies play "Little Lord
Fauntleroy" but never saw the
charactsr of the passionate, irascible
and naughty, but really good
natured old "Earl of Enrol" given
a better impersonation than Mr..
Charles p. King gave it last night.
Miss Hezlep, as "Mrs. Enrol"
played a difficult part with dignity
and good taste and the acting of
Mr.. and Mrs. Peeler, the former as
"Higgins" and the latter as the ad-
venturess, was very creditable. MIR.
K. l. Currap, as "Ilansham," the
cour,ly and diplomatic lawyer, gave
a strong individuality to the char
acter that was very ss'ikus
After the play the L;gA' Guard
had a competitive drill, Sergeant
Eugene Sparks winning the gold
and Private c. N. Alexander the
silver medal. The Judges we're
Captain Erskine Roach, of Nash
vile, Captain Dobbs and Lieuten.
ant Cook, of the Baylor Cadets, aud
Mr.. w. E. Ragland.
Tonight at the Auditorium NJ
Hiss will be repeated by special re
quest.
The prices of admission for the
balance of the week will be 10, 20
and 30 cents.
On Saturday a family matinee
will be given for the benefit of
ladies and children. At the matinee
the admission will be 10 cents for
children and 20 cents for adults.
The Hobsons are such clever, pub.
lie spirited citizens that nobody
likes to scold them, but there was
much dissatisfaction last night on
account of some people not being
able to leave for the city who didn't
care to see the drill-two carloads
were kept waiting an hour.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-08-17
Beat the Drums and Blow the
Horns.
TO Offer Satan Battle For Ten Days at
Proctor Springs.

The grand division rally of the
Salvation Army to be held at
Proctor Springs, commencing
September Cd, aud to continue ten
days, is the coming great religious
event Of Texas, for this year at
least.
A whole host of captains in the
army of the Lord are putting on
their armor and trumpet blast
against iniquity will be blown
tina. will rouse old Satan
and his imps out of the
valleys and hoiloEs of Proctor
Springs, if it be true, as stated, that
"Auld Nickie Ben," is in that local
Vallambrosa, and the soldiers of
Emanuel will gather in the groves
as thick as leaves in the outrageous
Spanish valley in the fall, if a con-
sentative fighter against sin may be
relied upon.
Captain Freeland, the gallant
soldier in command OF the Waco
barracks, gays that he Expects there
will be 10000 people at some of
these meetings, and the captain is
modest man who never calculates
through his headgsar.
The groves will be lighted by
electricity, and then there will be
hupdreds Of torches.
A string band has been engaged,
and will discourse the soul-stlrring
army airs throughout the meetings.
A feature will be grand march
of Ilallelujah lassies and ladies on
the las day of the revival.
Many notable officers of the Saliva
t'on Army will be present, notably
Major and Mrs. Sully, who have
charge Of Kansas, Texas and Okla.
homa work. They are two of the
leading lights of the salvationists in
America. They will be assisted by
adjutsnt Smith, the new district
officer, and the following field Off
GERS; Captain Gribben, of Houston;
Captain Merritt, of Galveston;
Captain Gearhart, of Dallas;
Captain wager, Of Fort Worth;
Captain Flood, of Austin; Captain
Freeland, of Waco; Lieutenants
Dean, Doan, Mcknight, Westphal,
Smith; Cadets Wood, Adsmson,
k'ttsmiller, and many others from
Kansas and Oklahoma.
Meetings will be held at and
l 0 a. M, aud and 7 p, m. each
day.
Meals will be furnished for all
who wish them.
The best CT order will be main
tanned and the people of Waco will
no doubt offer cordial welcome to
these persistent laborers in the vine
yard of the Lord, who more often
gather thistles than grapes.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-08-17
TAKEN TO JAIL.
John War, Matte ilOhair'S Murderer,
Nav Get Well.

A complaint charging John War,
the slayer OF Matte Mohair aid at.
tempted suicide, with murder, vas
filed before Justice Gallagher yes
terday afternoon.
Wars injuries are said to be not
necessarily fatal, and he may get
well.
His victim was buried yesterday
afternoon from Mount Holly church
in East Waco. a large number of
neighbors attended the funeral.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-08-17
Now is Ihisi

n AFTER taking one bottle Of Climax
Blood Elixer you are not bepe6ttsd
s anu leel peter return the carton and
polite and get your $l.OO back. W.
, Know 1t Will do you good,it acts on tho
nver and blood. renovates the wboie
system For sale by all druggists.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-08-17
Out to the Fair Grounds.

Now that there is a probability
OF the two city ra lway companies
consolidating. it is stated that the
long contemplated extension of the
Citizens line out Clay street to the
fair grounds will be made.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-08-17
Notice to Builders.

An important meeting of the
Builders Exchange will be held on
Friday evening, August Is, at their
rooms, "A Provident building. All
members are urged to be present
by Request of the
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-08-17
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The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-08-17
THE POPULIST MEETING.
Will be Formally Opened by Hon. G.
II. jenkins.

Hon. {. III. jenkins, of Brown.
wood, will make the first speech of
the Populist grand rally at the city
hall tonight.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-08-17

Hot Artesian baths clean the pores
OF the skin, stimulate healthy action
and beauty the complexion.
NATATORIO- SANATORIUM.
, 1893-11-15

especially satisfactory, The revenue cf this
northern group Of the Caribbssa shows an
increase of EGO. 1876 over that Of 1891, whilst
the riss in exports was more than 81 per
cont at is an i'll wind, &C." and the i'm
proYement indicated was due in q measure TO
the provisions Of the Nc Kinley Act. But
whereas trade with America has increased
the export of sugar, for instance, being to the
value Of 1867 900 in 1899 against f284,000
IN 1891 Commercial Intercourse with both
England anil Canada las received II healthfll
stinulus-a fact which goes far to counteract
the surmise that these old possessions Of ibis
country Niil one day pass under the W Of
Brother Jonathan. Furthermore, a steam
service be- ween the islands, a stenm ferry
between ST. kits aud Nevis, All increase in
the water supply of Antigua, St. Kits, Nevis,
and Monserrat a tclehons service in
Antigua and ST. Kits; new roads and
bridges, botanical stations. industrial
schools, a stock farm, compulsory ,prjma-
H. education, and technical and secondary
education testify to the general improvement
Effected. A leper asylum and a new hospital
have been built, and another hospital is in
progress of erection. The prison service has
been improved. The laws Of the colony have
undergone e much needed revision, and 81
Uniform customs tariff and unified post
stamps have been Introduced.