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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-05-09

Eu Filadel6a Sc ha idesdo una nueva forma
de lapces tornado una compahf4 para fabricar.
los Estos lSpices son curiosos pTque Ia barri,
la de plombsgina gr4fto en- vez de estarssp-
caisds en- MADEIRA como es costurnbre estS en-
vuslta on tiras de papel sngostss srreg sdas de-
modo que despegando Ia punta COP un alhler
con 81 cortsplumas sc desenrola toda ella y deja
81 lipiz con una punta c6nica de la que proyecta
cosa dc un octave de pulgada en- la harrilla de
plombagina. La compafta Sc propone hacer
crayones apices de color de Ia misma suerte y
cree que tsndran mucha venta porla faclidsd con
que Sc les SAGA punta sin necesidad de coltaplu-
mas pues que falta de este, las trillas de papel
Sc quitan despeg ndoles la punta con un aliler,
como va hemos dicho, 6con la una, 81 exterior
lie los plces est pinta1o y barnizsdo de modo
que no SO distinguen de los de MADEIRA. 81 Ia
compshia consigue hacer esta clase de lGpices 10
bastsnte econ6micamente para que Sc Yendan
un precio bsjo q. permita popularizarlos,no duda-
mos que hsra muy buen negocio, pues con las
cosas pequehss semejantes esta Sc han tornado
grsndes capitales; digaulo sino los heredaros del
inventor de la cabeza de gonna que tienen los Ia
pices ordiDarios para borrar 10 que con ellos SO
escribe. Es un Millionaire
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-05-09
AzdCAR CENTRAL
De segunda, color claro, detallan
Mulenhoff & Korber.

I'm amigo que ss encontraba de paso en- Co.
nerfo nos dice que dursDte su pcrmanencia en-
aqud pueblo SO ll-v6 cabo cen feliz exito por Ell
ruomento, una opersci6n quirdrgica de extrac-
cion de calculo en- Ia vegiga, practicada por el
doctor Romero Canteio, auxiliado por sus COM
paNeros Brioso Amadeo. e voumsn del cSl.
culo es igual al daun huevo pequeho de una ga.
lima AgreSa Ell amig de ref rencia que 81 doc.
tor Romero 81 no tuviese su reputation hecha co.
mo h4bil cirujano, 10 bastsrfs Ia operaci6n pract
cada para conquistarla
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-05-09

Aver Sc inscribleron en- ell Registro Civil
del Juzgado Municipal de la Catsdral, los naci-
mientos de Enriqueta Rosa Juana Felipa Arenas
Gaipsr Sinf rosa ManuelA Perez Alvarez y
FGurique francisco Sanchez Recio; la defun-
ci6n de Serafna Velazquez, de tuberculosis pull
monar.-En ell de San Francisco los nacimientos
de Juan Hernandez Buitrsgo y Agustina An.
gela Cosio Silva.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-05-09

En- Ia madrugada del dia del corriente ha
aparecido ahorcado de un arbol pr6ximo su
vivienda, en- el barrio del Pslmar de Ia jurisdic.
ci6n de Aguadilla, IIdefonso Medina. sin que Sc
hsyan podido averiguar las CAUSES que 10 han in
ducido tomar tan extrema resouci6n, aunque
SO supone sea debido al exceso de la bebida pues
era muy propenso la emhriaguez.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-05-09

Hemos tenido mucho gusto de yer probar
los excelentes esparrsgos coeechados por el ipte.
ligente horticu'tor frances D. Pablo Selosse, On
Hato-Rey Rio-piedras) podemos asegurar
que NADIA, absolutamente NADIA, tienen que envi-
diar los que SO lmportan del extranjero. Ell
senior Selosse' tiene una buena hortaliza surte
de legumbres los vapores frsnceses que tocan
en- nuestro puerto. Tambi6n hace quesos muy
buenos como los que Sc fabriean en- Francia.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-05-09
NoTTCIAs GENERATES

Ell ComitS Central del psrtido Unconditional.
menta evpanol de esta isis, yeneidO 81 cuatrienio
de Is Ultima Junts Magma, ha scordsdo conyocar
al pArtido Asamblea general para el die 8 de
JUNO pr6ximo Is una dc ls tarde, en- 81 Casino
EIpsael Do ssIa Capital dsRds eesstitBiaa i
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-05-09

az Vapores que SO esperan: El espa-
mol ada" sali6 el 81 del pasado de Liver
pool to'ando en- las Azores por Ia carga del
vapor "Psulina" con permiso esnecial del Gobier
no espaaol Estara listo para salir de las Azores
el IL de Mayo. El esps1ol "Saturnina ss-
Lie el de Liverpool. El espshol Alfonso XII"
asli6 d 80 del pasado de CanariaS con rumbo Z
este puerto.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-05-09

81 Sr don Pablo Uhsrr1 90 ha recibido aver
de Now-York uu gallo y dos hermosfsimas ga
llinss, destidadas la cria para meiorar Ia raza.
La yerdad es que el sehor Ubarri hace muchas
cosas que deberian imitar los que desean el ade-
anto prosperidAd del pafs.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-05-09

Tanemos noticia de nue el sehor don Pablo
Ubarri pe encuantra bastante aliviado de su en-
fermedsd, que en- ell proximo mes piensa trasla-
darse San Sebastian que SO propOne regresar
4 Puerto-Rico en- Octubre
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-05-09

Lease el snuncio de les sefores Sucesores
de Abarca que empezsmos publicar hoy en- Ia
,primsra plana de La CoRBEsFoNDENpIA. Este
gran taller de fur dicikn , maguiuaria, RlmsG9n
as hiegro 4 iRstFumaRtoq Dc agriculture Y StilsV
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-05-09

Personas que pueden saberlo, nos asegnran
que on breve aparecera en- esta CAPITAL el nuevo
diario anunciado que dirigira nuestro competen.
to amigo Ell senior Alvarez Perez. Sc editara ell
colega en- la impreDts de Ia Sociedad Coopers tiva
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-05-09

ci6n, dirigi6ndose al Capitoio con Ia intsnci6n
de hablar al Presdenta Mr.. Cleveland. La po-
licia los dispers6 por Ia fuerza
Madrid 3.-En Vlarrea, pueblo dc EspaIa
cerca de Portugal, SO han registrado dos casos dc
c6lera
Nueva York 3-Anteg dc aver, veinte mil
obreroa recorrieron procesionamente las callas, y
nj oil mas leve desorden oeurri6 En- Cleveland,
on el Estado de Ohio So trati do alterar e or
len, pero la oportuna intervention de Ia policia
10 impidi6,
Londres 3.-La policia hs descubierto en- el
circulo anarquista de Hamme varias bombas, y
con tai motive SO han operado varios arrestos
Paris 3 -Noticias de Libonrne particpan
que alli ha estallado una bomba, suceso que ha
producido en- esa ciudad extraordinario panico
por ser la primera veS que este resulta.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-05-09

Nos escriben dc POhuelas;--"La partida del
ilustrado doctor buen amigo don Leonardo
lgaravidez Landr6n que marcha q Europa con
licencia por convenir as sus intereses pArticu-
lares ha sido verdaderamente sentida en- eete
pueblo donde goza de graudes simpatiss. Les
pobres de 10 Jurisdiction para los que no tan solo
era 81 m6dico sino tsmbien el ildntropo ven hoy
con sentimiento alejarse al ilustrado modesto
galeno que mas de una vez les ha estendido su
pr6diga mano, recihieDdo como recompensa una
eterna gratitud Que lleve feliz viaje SO le desea
que muy pronto tegrese este pueblo, donde
ieia gratos recuerdos y amigos que le distinguen
apresiRn.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-05-09

coleetiyidad on Junta Magio, SO hark entrega
por los vocales del Centre Directono dc los po-
dereS que recibieron en- 10 pAsada Asamblea
SO tratRrdn todos los asuntos que SO consideien
de conveniencia general para la agrupaci6n poll.
tca, en- cuanto al nombrsmiento dc delegados,
SO procedera con arroglo 10 prescrito en- "a Cons.
ttnci6n del pArtido
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-05-09

bios sobre Lcndres 1871. Pesos me1iCAnOS,
81 centavoB
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-05-09
GRAN HOTEL
De FranCia
FORTALEZA NJ Is P0 Rico
Espaciosas habitaciones
Y esnerado servicio
V esneradO serViciO

kB@Se sirven almuerzos la carta de 10 de
la ma6ana q Ia una la tarde 90-2l
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-05-09

RON SUPERIOR en bocoyes
=AZUGAR central de la
=AZUCAR central de 2.a
=AZUCAR central de 81
--M0SCABADO selecto,
vepde Gprecios limitados
45-2 Ma URO p MARGEAU
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-02-02

Or. Coffee has treated over ~ patients In
Rockford and rrcepoyt and over ig0 IN and about
0alena. Consultation free on frst trip.
He viii straighten CROSS or sQUINr EYES In
two minutes.
Removes CATARACT N two minutes
Pteryvinne or nlm over the eyes-oue minute.
Isidectimy-two minutes.
Turning in or out Of lids and Wild hairs. etc..
removed quickly.
stopping of tschrymal (tcar) Duet, causing an
overnow o. tears, permanently cured.
roypu- Tamofs In noee or ears removed Ia two
minutes.
Opening Of the Eustaehian Tube leading from
throat tn ear in two minutes.
Removing Toneils and Clipping uvuia. ono
minute.
Every one of the above operation. perform.
except ca,aract, and patients c IN so home with.
cxrARAcr. PrERYerSSE dor aim over the
sighu. Opocitie- of Coruea, blindness weak,
watery eyes. grnnula'ed lids. chronic red sore
eyes. Wild hsis-, enfropsum or turning in Of eye
lids. Diseases OF lschyymal duct (tear ductl. tu-
more Of eye. evterpatcn Of eye ball. AL ear
Ricai disesees Of the eve and II. nerves
ACUTE AND CHRONIC NASAL CATARRu
In Oil IT. forms cured permanently. Drama,
polypus. tnmors. hawking and spitting. enlarged
tonsil.. loss Of voice, sranniated core throat.
koarsene.-.
DEXFsEss-f can cure IN per cen, Of these
eases Can tell In Ave minutes 10 eurabie.
car~ mauy Eases In one tpea;ment.
NOtSEs IN kARs-f can cure In every ease.
DtsCHAHGf0 EA0S-t can cure IN evsfye case
nwONCiifrfs AND LUNG TROUBLE cared
from eatArrh can be cured.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-02-02
UNDER TIE M,srLeroe.

Grandmamnia, in your frame on the wan,
Beautiful maid of the long ago,
Stately and slender, blond and tall,
With the pinched in waist and the foot -
small.
Prithee tell-for fain would know
What did you on that Christmastide
When great-great-grandpapa made ycu bridef
Handsome and courtly and dcbonair. ;
With his powdered cue and his Roman nose,
As richly dark his bride is fair,
lie rests a hand on your straight bccked chair
To whisper to you, I suppose
To whisper again as in long ago
When he kissed you under the mistletoe.
Say, beautiful bride in the antique dress;
Say, beautiful bride in your bridal white,
Did you let him gaze on your loveliness
Till lifted eyes did your heart confess
As YOU led the dance on your wedding night
Did he press your hand as he bent to say
Sweet words-as the lovers do today7
All! courtly groom of the vanished yeara,
Beautiful bride OF the days long fled.
Dust, but dust are your hopes and feara,
Cold your kisses and dried your tears:
But hang here. over your head,
sprg of such Christmas niistletoc
As You kissed beneath in the long ago.
Mary Clarke Huntington in Good Houss.
keeping.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-02-02

p virtue Of special execution and fee bill NO
Oes teened out q The clerks once Of the circuit
eeort OF Rock Island county and state Of liIlno's
- 70 me directed. wherebyl am COMMANDED \. =
neke the amount Of . certain JadGmsnt reeensy
eeeained aeafnet ". Moeher in favor OF ~
reoplee Hattonai Bank ef Rock Island, I'll on, ~.
the lapde, teuemente. goods and chattles OF .ns
eetd eefendant C. W. Kosher. l have eve
spon ne following property. tcwtt: Al thar psi s.s
q portion q Big Island lying in Rock river snss
lts6 bosween the vest line of the right OF way u
TIE 1ocx Island ena P.oria Railway comps.Si
sad the east line q section number fifteen d9,ans
eyenty-tuo (29) in township number ecsen, -
M nortA ronGo two (31 wet a the fourth pI,[I
eipal nesidia1, = the county Of Rock Island sas
Ge1ae Of niinosa
1hesesoes, eceedlsg tossid command shsi ,,,:
49, for sale fpablsc auction all the right ~
e0ahtesost a Ne above named, C. ". Aosnd
han1 - de above described properly. on -.
dey: IL Nd Gay of January, At O'clock ?. -:
= Ae uosth aooe Of the Court Honee. y ~
city - 1oek Eonnd. d the county 81 koek ~ ~.
- 0enfe u u10~ooe, tor cash In hAnd, 70 es1~S
- Bxec stioa and Zee bill.
0l1ea e 1ock ls1nnd this 1rd day OF Janes"'
40, lSl CYRUS d. GORDON.
9hssi9 & Roek lslnAA Ceaniy. Illinois
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-02-02
The BETTER WAY.

Women rs well rs men occasionally
suffer from overzealous friends, one OF
whom recently published Theses words,
The Louisiana laws concerning wom-
en- and their rights Of property cannot
by any stretch Of language he called
civilized
Judge Merrick, formerly Of the SUI
preme court of the state. having had his
attention called to the matter, made
this reply: 1t ought to he known that
Louisiana. from colonial times, has
guaranteed absolutely to the wife all
her property acquired before the mar
riage and all property inherited by or
given to her by relations or friends dur
ing marriage, and that the wife can sue
her husband or a stranger and recover
Judgment for and take all such things
into her individual possession. and that
this law is no law of yesterday. but is
venerable with centuries. derived as it
Is from the Visigoths in Spain.''
As women laboriEg to secure all the
privileges we are capable of using Ell
thcr for our own benefit or Cor the ben
eft of others. we should carefully avoid
careless charges or hasty assumptions.
The youthful sister may he pardoned
II in the heat of impassioned debate she
presents a vivid picture of men as mar
row or heartiess and of states as organ
lied tyranny: yet it is much to the ad-
vantage Of the cause that lies near her
heart when she remembers that men are
related TO us by many bonds of interest
and affection, and that they do not stand
alone in obtuseness. Let us avoid imi-
tating the professional politician or the
indiscriminate accuser. Untenable po-
sitions weaken argu,nents.-Minneapo-
lis Housekeeper.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-02-02
1.onslOn's beauties.

Last years beauties are reicning
again this season in London. The Ouch
css Of Sutherland, Georgiana Lady Dud-
ley, Lady Brooke. who has Just become
Countess of Warwick: Lady Henry Fitz
Gerald. Lady Fowls and Lady de Traf-
ford still hold their own against all
newcomers. Princess Henry of Pless,
Mrs. Hamburg. Lady Chelsea, Lady
Rossmore and Mrs. Lancclot Lowther,
among the married bellies, and Lady
Clrica Duncombe, Lady Sophia Cado-
gan, and Miss Mauriel Wilson of the
unmarried beauties are all attracting
much attention. But the sensation of
the season was Princess Helene dor
leans, who is beautiful even beyond the
privilege Of princess.
Women Of the middle classes are said
to bc much handsomcr now than they
were 20 years ago in England, taller,
better formed and moro brilliant in COL
oring. Tho typical English girl is as
daintily pink and white and modest as
Burns crimson tipped flower" The
typical English wife is a rather color
less and unintcresting type with the
pink faded out Of her cheeks. the gold
dulled to dun brown in her hair, the
blue duiling to gray in her eyes, and
after this comes tho blowzy stage. par
ticularly with women greatly addicted
to the heavy burgundies and clarets Of
tho English dinner. But owing to in.
ternational marriage this new type Of
beauty. with stronger coloIing united
to the fine English physique, Is becom-
ing moro aud more common and varies
the general average Of English beauty
several degrees.-London Letter.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-02-02

Many are the busybodies who would
have MS believe that strained relations
exist between the Princess of Wales and
the Duchess of York, but those who are
acquainted with the daily life of their
coyal highncsses tell me that the Prin-
cess of Wales finds her daughter in-law
. most charming companion, and that
they spend the greater part Of each day
together, ami that the even amiability
and good spirits of the duchess have
proved very beneficial to our much
loved princess, who. although saddened
when the time OF year brings recollec-
tions of her great loss, is nevertheless
her bright. charming self again.-Lon-
don Gentlewoman.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-02-02
WOMAN'S WORLD.
AMooeRN UNA IN OKLAHOMA WHOSE
LIONS ARE BAD MEN.

The BETTER Wsy-Loadon's Reigslng Bsau.
sses-''The Queens Own" N Aaericas
Girl-Sssrisa msriasa's Tour % The Holy
1.ssa-Anosher Wedge.
The modern name Of Una Is MiD Ada
CuSnutt, and her lions are men. Tho
story otherwise, except in few details
appropriate TO the different age, IL true.
Miss Curnutt is the clerk in the district
court Mt Norman, in the Oklahoma dis
trict. Tho other day the United States
marshal telegraphed that there were
two desperaslocs badly wanted In a
neighboring town AMI somebody must
60 60 arrest them. The Deputies were
all oil. 30 the clerk put ON her bonnet,
the warrants In her pocket and took the
train. The men were in saloon. A
man went in and told them there was
lady outside who wanted 10 speak to
them. The two men, typical outlaws,
bearded. armed and drunk. came to the
door. Miss Curnutt said she had come
to arrest them. pulled her warrants out
and began. Miss Curnutt is only 20,
and the men thought it such joke that
they listened. Now" said Miss Cur
mutt. lyon must let me put these hand
CUTS ON you and come with me-" The
men thought they never heard anything
80 funny. If you don't at once, I'll
summon every man on the street for my
posse" said the clerk. The two men
looked ut her and concluded she would
not only do il. but the men would come.
Then they put out their great dirty
paws. Miss Curnutt clasped the hand
cuffs cn rs neatly as bracelets, and the
three went to the train. It is strongly
suspected that Reagan and Dolezel, for
these were their names, are men who
love joke. IL it is on themselves. In
any case. they were turned safely over
TO the marshal by the clerk. Miss Cur
mutt Is the daughter of Methodist cler-
gyman. She cares nothing for politics,
hat she knows her business. When she
is not engaged with that, she paints
York Sun.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-02-02

atSice placed her own bedroom at her
disposal As dressing room. for the cas-
to has not sufficient guest accommoda.
tions for 20 large company IA the Carl
Rosa. Many rare and beautiful gifts,
including diamond bracelet, the trib-
utes Of royal favor, adorn the pretty
boudoir of the singer, but a writer who
recently visited her found her the same
natural, unaffected Zelie as when she
sang before her American audiences.
loyal to her country, like all true Amer
leans, and unspoiled by her success.
There are many old friends who, when
they hear of little Zelie's triumphs in
England. feel thrill OF pleasure that
she has fulfilled their hopes and proved
herself an honor to her people. London
Sketch.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-02-02
spain's Only Woman LAWYER.

Manuela y Palido of Madrid is the
only woman lawyer in Spain. Her por-
trait. which represents her as a remark
ably handsome young woman, occupied
q conspicuous place in the Spanish ex-
hiblt in the Woman's building at the
Worlds fair. Near by was her special
permit to practice inthe Spanish courts.
Not far away there was the printed
score of an opera, accompanied by the
photograph Of the girl composer, Lou
lisa Casagemas, 16 years old.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-02-02
Another Wedge.

Women clerks, or. as the British
scribe delights in calling them, female
clerks. are TO be introduced into the
Bank of England. They are to be en-
ployed mainly in the department which
deals with the issue and receipt of notes,
and will not be ON view to the public,
for their presence Mt the counters weigh
ing out sovereigns in shovels might have
o demoralizing effect on young stock
brokers on settling day, but once these
women clerks have been taken into the
embraces of the Old Lady of Thread
needle Street no one can tell to what
extent they will displace men in her af-
fections. They may even get the upper
hand altogether.
At Rothschilds and several other we'll
known houses women are employed in
considerable numbers in the coupon de-
partments and are found better adapt
ed for the work than men. 1t may also
be mentioned as a sign of the times that
Mr.. Brass, member of the Metropolitan
asylum board, proposed that four new
clerks whom it is proposed to appoint
should be women, and Sir Edwin Gals
worthy admitted that the appearance Of
fair danes would introduce charming
variety into their MISUNDERSTANDING.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-02-02

Awell known firm of fashion pattern
manufacturers has lately bought from
Miss Laura Lee, the young Boston art
ist, her design for a reform dress for
women. Miss Lee, who has an attract
i've personality, frequently wears this
costume on the street. 1t consists of
velvet trousers, artistically cut coat and
waistcoat. 1t remains to be seen, how
ever. whether other women are willing
to follow this fashion. Boston Globe,
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-02-02
A pluCky Wife.

When Congressman johnson of North
Dakota received his first nomination, he
doubted whether he could accept it
on account of the amount of work to
he done on his 1000 acre farm. Mrs.
johnson came to the rescue, assumed
entire charge of the estate during his
electioneering. feeding and watering
the stock herself. When there was an
extra session Of congress last summer,
she directed the haying and the harvest
ing, cooked for all the farmhands, and
cared for the live stock herself.-Ex-
change.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-02-02
Could Give the Yell,

At large reception given not long
since Mrs. Julia Ward Howe wore the
we'll known badge of the Phi Kappa
Beta society.
Mrs. Howe" whispered a young
girl as she accepted that venerable la
dy's cordial handshake. "can you give
the Phi Kappa Beta grip:"
mo, my dear, replied the other wo-
man. but could give the Phi Kappa
Beta yell if dared!'-New York Re-
corder.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-02-02
LEGAL
Hesie. Of a...a, se,,l..e.,.

1etete OF Daniel O. Bfieu, deceased.
Public NOTES is hereby given that the under.
signed, David Brown, has this day flied HE final
teRort and settlement ~ such 10 the county coun
q Rock leland county and that an order hss
oeen entered BY said court approving the sa;d re-
port. unless objections thereto or cause to ne
c1nsrary be shown on or before the fret Monday
o. February. A. ID. 1921. ard upon tue final sp,
pf0vai OF said report, the faid David Brown vil
~ Tor IN order Of distribution. and will also stk
90 oe discharged. Ali persons interested are mo-
d6ed to attend.
Rock Isand, H., Ian. II, 1894.
DAVID Brown.
B!ecutor RI the last will and testament OF Dan
lei OsDrien
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-02-02

Mrs. Charles Faulkner and daughters
have contributed funds for bronze tab
let to mark the site of Griffin's wharf
on Atlantic avenue. where the tea was
thrown overheard into Boston harbor in
1913. The tablet will soon be put in
place under the auspices of the Sons Of
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-02-02
Marion llarlanti.s rour.

Mrs. Mary Virginia Terhune. known
% women readers as Marion Harland,
not satisfied with directing her married
sisters through the medium of the press
in the proper management Of their
homes and the most effectual manner
in which husbands may be led away
from the perniciOus influence of the
club, is on her way to the orient. A
short time in the far east ought to
broaden her experience and give her
something to write about when she gets
back. The main object of this trip is
that she may study eastern methods Of
housekeeping and the peculiar life of
the harems.
She will go among the Bedouins of
the desert and get taste of rough camp
life ON the sandy lS,ins. She will visit
Damascus, Jerusalem and other far
farmed cities of religious interest. The
robbers, lepers and fanatics Of Syria
will engage her attention for a time,
and then she will return to tell of what
she saw. 1t is no light undertaking
for a woman of Marion Harland's years
and domestic affiliations to set out upon
an expedition in a part of the globe
where travel is painful and health I'M
certain. But she has the grit of brave
woman and the ambition of a born
nomad.-New York Recorder.