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didn't stop to hear any more, but l
do wish Cyril was poor then I'd
marry him right away.
"If loved q man I'd marry him
il he was a millionaire dozen times
over" exclaimed Dora.
"Most girls would" said her sister
dryly, and the conversation ended
with a laugh.
After they had gone Burton deli
berately overturned his pot Of stew
on the fire, picked up the tin plate
and sent il flying through the
brush, took his powder horn and
bullet pouch and holding them by
the strings whirled them rapidly
around his head and sent them
crashing through the tree tops.
Then he picked up his rifle and
held il across his knee as IL to break
the stock, hesitated a moment, then
laid it down saying: "No, | may
have to come to that yet"
Then he hunted up the tin plate
climbed a cedar tree where the pow.
der horn had lodged and recovered
it, searched vainly for the bulle,
pouch, came back to- the camp FIRE
swabbed out the stew pot with .
whisp Of dry grass, packed all Of hi,
traps together and lugged then
home, and that night sat down tc
his desk and read long dry articl,
on post-tertiary rocks by way oI
penance. RALPH TURNER.
(To he Contip ned \
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,Sp,ciai De.po,cb 10 GIoJe. Dewocro,.j

Especial Dcspntch 10 Globe DemocrotJ
WoRtDs FAIR, CHtCAGo, I'LL, Oct. pa
No award has ever been made SO gratifying
to st. Louis people and SO justly merited
as the one given to-day by the Columbian
jury Of the Worlds Fair. consisting of con-
noisseurs and chemists Of the highest rank,
to the Anheuser- Busch Brewing Assucia-
ton. by methods of unrivalled business
enterprise, and 10y using the best material
produced in America and Europe, exclud-
ing corn and other adulterants or surro-
gates. the different kinds Of the Anheuser-
Busch beer have become the favorites with
the American peorle, and have now con-
uuered the highest award in every particu-
lar, which had to be considered by the
Columbian jury. The high character Of
the award given to-day by the jurors will
be better understood when II Is known that
the different beers exhibited by the An.
heuser-B Busch Brewing Association had 10
compete with hundreds Of the most excel
lent displays Of other brewers. The fact
that no other concern has received 80
many points for the various essential quail
tiles OF good beer confirms anew the firms
reputation a. the leader Of all American
beers. and Mr.. Adolphus Busch can feel
proud over this result 80 Justly merited.
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CHURCH SERVICES.
ST. ANDREWS CATHEDRAL.

ST. ANDREWS CATHEDRAL.
Second Sunday after Easter. The
services Of st. Andrews Cathedral
will be as follows: $50 a. m, Holy
Communion; II .. M, Holy Com.
nunion and sermon; $3.50 p. m,
Evensong (Hawaiian); $50 p. M,
Evensong and sermon.
SECOND CONGREGATION.
The services OF the Second Con
gregation OF st Andrews Cathedral
tomorrow Sunday will be as fol.
lows: 9:i5 a. ~, morning prayer
with sermon; Venite, Maunder, in
b; TIE Deum, Tours, in F; Beuedic.
tus, Hayes, in D; hymns 40 and
w; anthem, Christ being raised
from the dead" by Elvey. $3.50 p.
M, Evensong with sermon; Magni.
feat, Chard, in L fat; Nunc Dimit.
tbs, Turtle, in A; anthem, THE radi-
ant morn hath passed away" 10y
Woodward; hymns 257 and IL. Rev
Alex. Macintosh, pastor. All are
invited.
CENTRAL UNION CHURCH.
Sunday School at 9:i5 a. IN. Pub.
lie Worship at II ain. and 1880 pm
The Young Peoples Society OF
Christian Endeavor will meet a,
$40 p. m. All are cordially invited
to these services.
CATHOLIC CATHEDRAL.
At o and Z o'clock am. Low Masse,
a. usual. At . o'clock Children.
Mass with English instruction. Al
1890 High Mass with native and
Portuguese instruction. 2 p. m.
Rosary and Catecbism. p. m, il
winter season (November to Febru
ary), 4:D y, IN, in summer season
, February TO November), Benedic
ton Of the NJ. b. Sacrament. Week
ly Services-6 aud a. M, Low
Masses.
y. N. q. \. HALL.
Sunday, u a. m, services in Oah,
Jail; l:l5 p. m, services in Barracks
$3.50 p. m, Bible Study in Y. NJ. &. A
$50 p. M, Gospel Praise Service il
Y. N. g. A. Tuesday, 1880 p. M
prayer meeting at Y. VI. &. A. Ser
vices in Bethel street hall at 7:3
p. m. Saturday.
REoRoASlZrD CHURCH.
The Recognized Church Of Jesu
Christ Of Latter Day Saints, Mill
laui Hall, rear Of Opera House. Ser
vices will he held Sunday as follows
10 a. M, Bible class; ll:l5 a. m. an,
7:@ p. ~, preaching, by Elder }
&. Clapp.
SEVENTH DAY ADvENTIsTs.
Seventh Day Adventist Church
corner Punchbowl and Beretani
streets, in q. Vests cottage. Sab
bath school, l:3D; social meeting al
ter Sabbath school. Bible readin,
every Sunday evening. Everyon
welcome.
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In the Circuit Court of the First Cir
cult, Hawaiian Islands.

IN THE NATTER OF THE RNNK-
mplcy uf SAMrEL EmRLIcH. creditors
Of the salt Bankrupt ar" hereby nolliioi to
come IN and prove their debts before the
Circuit Court OF the First Circuit N the
court trum uf said Court, in Honolulu
oahu, on MONDAY, the Srh day Of April,
1884, between the hour, al ~ O'Clock In the
forenoon and noon Of the said day, aud
elect an Assignee, or Aesignccs, ul the said
Bankrupt Estate,
BY the Courts
GEO. LUCAS clerk.
Honolulu, April 3, 1874 yJs-St
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Kamehameha School Building.

EDITOR BULLETIN:
For the information Of the gen
eral public beg to submit the fol-
lowing list OF the laborers under my
supervision at the Kamehameha
Schools at the present time, giving
the number, nationality and the
wages Garnet, which | trust will go
far to dispel the impression sought
to be given in your edition of the
18th inst. to the effect that all the
native labor then employed had
been dismissed by me for political
reasons:
. British at SO, q at 81, | at
$3.50, at 81 per diem.
American at ~, | at $3.50, |
at $l.50 per diem.
3 Germans at IS, at $3.50, |
at IA per diem,
40 Portuguese-9 at 81, 2 at Sl.5O,
10 at $l.25, II at ~ per diem.
30 Hawaiians-l at 81, at S3, |
at S2.75, ! at Sl.75, B at Sl.50, 2 at
Sl.25, q at II per diem.
u Japanese at 10 cents per
diem, ~95 in all.
WM. MUTcH, Supt,
Honolulu, April g, 1884
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TO LET
TO LET
FOR RENT
THE DESIRABLE rRO.

i prrty known u, the $500
"Paty Premises" situated Ei,ifgisf
on Nuuanu Avenue, next A's=e1Is52a
hop The House being Two Strrir,. con
tnins Six Large Bedrooms, PHrlur-, billiard
Room, Kitchen with set ltuuge, raurry,
etc, and Bathroom on each ilOur. Thcru,
tire house Is lighted with electricity The
Grounds are large AMI contain MANY vuric-
ties of Shade and Fruit Trees. 10 II do-ir.
able tenant the property will Ice let ~ n
reasonable rental, Enquire Of
4, W, MACFARLANE
cvD-ls Onion Feed GO . office.
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Hawaiian
Electric
Company.
Notice to Consumers

The neT Uorks Of The Hdudijdn
Electric Co. bring nor completed,
notice is hereby girsn that from
and after January 18th the Com
pony Is prepared to supply mean
descent electric bghtiag 10 rus-
toners.
Ina fsw days The Company wW
also be prepared 10 furnish eiectric
motors for power, and Of which
due notice uM be gjren.
The Company further announc,
that they are prepared 10 recsirs
orders for interior wjring and ran
furnish FIXTURES and all fittings in
connsction whh uew serrice.
Printed rules, regulations and
Compony's rates can be had on
appiicaiiou To- the Superintendent.
VIM. G. IRWIN,
G32-tf PRESIDENT II. T.. co.
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SEVENTH DAY ApyENTIsTs.

Seventh Day Adventist Church,
corner Punchbowl and Beretania
streets, in q. Vests cottage. Sab
bath school, lao; social meeting az
ter Sabbath school. Bible reading
every Sunday evening. Everyone
welcome.
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(Adioining Metropolitan Meat Market
Is the Cheapest place in town you can get
Busses, Wagonettes, Buggies and Saddle
Horses, II will pay. YOU TO call and see
before you Try elsewhere.
Mutual TsisphonS Ao0.
ysyss
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" Full and Fair

EDIToR BuLLETIN:-
The morning wheel about and
turn about says: "rhe Advertiser
has declared for a full aud fair repre-
sentation OF the natives" Is it u
full aud fair representation, when
there are already IL or 10 self-elected
braves in the Advisory Councill
"Will you walk into my parlor, said
the spider to the fy," etc, How in
nocent you are! Go to blazes with
your devllish deceit, no man will
have anything to do with your tricky
election, except those directly inter
ested within the sacred precinct Of
your charmed circle,
SIMPLE SIMON,
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The Prize
Awarded !.
Anheuser-Busch Brewing Co.
Wins the Prize at the
Worlds Fair with their
EAGLE" Brand Beer.

81. IouIs, Oct. 2s, 1893.
MEssEs. MACFARLAHE d Co, In,
Honolulu, II. j.
Denr Sirs:--We have mailed you a copy
of the GiObo- Democrat announcing the great
victory won by the ANHEusER-BusCB Assoc
C1ATIoN with their "EAGbE' Brand Of
Beer.
lSgned
ANHEUsER-BUsCH BREWING Asso-
CITATION.
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TWO NICELY FUR an, y
i nishcd Rooms for
Gentlemen ~ No. Garden Ai,i-TYsH
Lane. st2-tf RI4ISsS@3zs
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The Recognized Church Of Jesus
Christ Of Latter Day Saints, Mill
laui Hall, rear Of Opera House. Ser
vices will he held Sunday as follows:
I'D a. M, Bible class; ll:l5 u. m. and
7:S0 p. NJ, preaching, by Elder j..
c. Clam.
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Printed aud Blocked when de.irsd.

~ No job II allowed To leave ths Of
dee usul II gives ssnsfseusl,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-07
LONDON rlNANcI.L SITUATION.
The Money Market shows Little
Changc-rone rirm.

Ia1 A,,n,,t.,.a No..
Iondnm ~, ,,,,au. -. n,,
cbonre ,n ~ ,sa,,a,, ,,,a.,' W" n,.'e
,ho -. 60, -. - ~ W. '''e
duotoa az -, ,a,,s,,,,,. 80 - WV
so,,ro., ,,,,, ,,s,,s,
o,ed 1870. ~ -. - -
nro,,,,, 49,. ,,,..'s - ~ n.y., VV"'
bo,,,a,.s,. -, 49,. - l''N'
,tns hr,.r,a w ~ ''ea. lu'iNs'
rna ..a '"s'"t 80 we "''iNV''
s w., y uuss uo'ne, WI W p'o'o"b'u'
s'El'' uuS',' ~ was uonp AZ 'rV H'oVN
eNV.'"'b'' o"' '"e 'o'e was i'''h' M
n's'i'oh' S'oeNs were very hrm' nut
mere were rev speculative deelihsH'
po'e'sh securities were strong espee.
ia'y i'Hiluns' when We're about Id
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ney OF one of the houses caught fire
during high wind and the sparks
were carried to the roofs OF other
houses, setting fire to them. The
flames spread with great rapidIty. and
the place being very deficient as re-
CARDS means OF fighting nre, little
could be done to check the progress of
the flames. The inhabitants were pan
ic-stricken. and for time were utterly
helpless. Then attempts were made
TO save personal property. and much
furniture, bedding and other household
effects were taken from the burning
buildings. Five thousand persons en-
eamped In the fields about the burning
town, each family standing guard over
the property they had hastily removed.
While thus encamped a cyclone broke
over the place, breaking up the res
cued property and sweeping by far
the greater portion of 1t away.
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OF the naval committee thinks TINT one
day VIII be sufficient for the considora-
tion and passage OF the measure. There
Is the CHARGE, however. that m nni.
mated controversy may arise over re-
cent naval armor plate frauds. Tho
committee Will not provoke tho con-
test. MS these frauda have already in-
duced the committee 10 cut the APP
preparation Tor amor plates There
are members outside OF the COMMITTEES.
however who woulf like 10 vcntilats
the whole subject on tho floor OF the
house The naval bin contains few
items OF general interest. no new bait
teshlps being authorized. md the APP
preparations being restricted mainly to
current needs or the naval service.
The Indian appropriation viii con-
sumo the latter part OF the week,
Chairman Holman, who reported itthas
inauguratcd several features OF econ.
omy which reduce the total OF the BID
about 100000 below the totals OF pro.
vious years. This promises to brlns
out sharp comment Representative
Wilaon of Washington Is preparing ia
maintain that economy should net b.
carried to the extent Of Gripping the
Indian service. Mr.. Wilson viii present
one amendment OF II scmi-politicm
character providing that no appoint.
ments az Indian ngcnta shall DO made
except from bona Ode residents OF tn,
states OF territories within which the
Indian nypnpips are iornta1 IIe will
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THE uousn PROGRAM.
New Mexico statehood uIii-rriDtins
Biii. Naval Appropriations.

ny Associated Press
Washington, May G-Thc coming
week In the house promises to give OPP
poriunity for another effort 10 admit
New Mexico 10 statehood. for sharp
contest for purchasing new site for
the government printing. and then for
printion Hills on the calendar-naval,
Indian and agricultural
Monday brinf individual suspension
day, permits bills TO be called up out
OF their order. The friends OF the
New Mexico biz have long awaited
this opportunity. na the new quorum
counting rule gives them hope Of
passing the hill. The contest has aa-
sumcd a perry aspect. ms Delegate Jo-
seph OF New Mexico ana others Inter
eatcd IN the raessure regard the pros
paetive state an surely Democratic,
This may be Offset somewhat by an cf-
fort to admit Oklahoma. which "a 70.
garded as prospective Republican
state.
Representative Bankhoad, chairman
Of the rc7n5aittse - public buildings
and grounds, has been promised day
FOR the government printing once bill
The present Is IN such rikety. dan
gorous condition that a speedy removal
IS imperative. The main contest 70 be-
tween the owners OF rival rites. Who
have exerted u strong Influence for
the government purchase OF their
properties.
II is expected that the naval appro-
p1etiop bnl WIN be reached on
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-07

a New Gcrmrn-Nmerlrnn Associn-
tion--Chnrg~d with Countcrfriung


Special Dispatch.
Austin. Tex. May e.--The proceed
insa Of the Gormpn-American nssocia-
ton, which held It's sessions in this
city Friday and Saturday. were car
rled on IN German, hut It has been dis
covered that they consisted for the
most part of radical chNngea In the
constitution whereby the association
viii be known az the Liberal CitEens'
Association Of Texas. a committee
was appointed to formulate an address
which win be issued In a week or ten
days. setting forth the attitude OF the
association on such political questions
as come within the scope OF It's jurls-
diction, The foundation OF the ussocia-
ton is opposition TO sumptuary lcgisla-
ton and government Interference In
private affairs, a resolution was
adopted condemnmg the aim, intent
and purposes Of the American Pro-
tective association.
Onicer Gibson today arrested J, II.
iSittner upon charge Of counterfeit-
Ing It is alleged he had been gliding
cent pieces and passing them on for
dimes. He viii be turned over TO the
United States authorities tomorrow.
Tho funeral or Major ]. II. F'itghugh,
a well known citizen OF Austin, took
place today and was largely attended,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-07

By AF7oointNd FToah.
Cleveland, o., May e.-At Urbena. o..
this afternoon. Louis Balnham, a la
borer. fred two shots at HIS WIFE from
a revolver. neither Of which took or
feet, and then sent bullet into his
own heart. dying Hn hour later. The
tragedy occurred In the street. Balm
hams wife was leaving because Of his
cruelty and was IN buggy with her
father when he made the attempt uT5u
her life
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-07

a'oclated Press.
|1asaeld. Mo, May e.-The Reys.
'la0''ham and Boltz Of the Bap-
Au'eh at Bolivar preached that
"a porn pure and sinless. A ma
4 y the congregation pronounced
1 .asues and expelled them. Both
Asid on to the church property
= majority brought motion for
Aa'ng order to keep the heretics
sung the church, The minority
'.'O court to prove that they were
suss' but the Judge decided that
-e0'l'y ruled and that he had no
70 50 behind the returns.
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BY Associated Press
London, May CA dispatch 10 the
standard from Rome says that Don
Carlos the Spanish pretender. has In
minated to the pope that while he Is
devoted and obedicnt to the vicar OF
christ he cannot counsel his followers
TO abandon his cause in Spain, which
is that OF reclalming his legitimate
rights, which claim is similar to that
Of the pope for the restoration OF tenn
poral power This declaration from
Don Carlos, who challenges the popes
present attitude toward the reisnlng
dynasty Of Spain, hns produced deep
impression at the vatican. A large
portion of the Spanish Clergy win fol-
low Don Carlos
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TUE FIRE RECORD.


H''' "bfh~T btNtfbNtus
BY Associated Press.
Muncic, Ind, May e--The william
N. Whitley reaper aud mower works
We're destroyed by fire this evening.
The factory buildings. which covered
five acres, were located just north OF
the city. The loss on the buildings
is not great, but the 5000 machines
ready for shipment and 1900 almost
completed, the patterns which We're
an accumulation that have cost thou
sands Of dollars. and the costly new
machinery brings the loss up to s24b,-
900. without n cent OF insurance. The
works employed from 800 TO 500 men.
Mr.. Whitley arrived from Chicago this
evening while the FIRE was In progress
He said that the factory would prob
ably be rebuilt on a much larger
scale.
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By Associated Press.
Springfield, Mo, May 6.--severai
prominent citizens. including the Rev.
G.. W. Hughey and Col. John oDaN
the well known railway attorney. have
interested themselves in the Coxey
home reserve" movement and MS the
result reserve" has been formed.
Ten thousand pounds OF -four have
already been subscribed toward car
Washington to maintain the army.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-07

Special Dispatch.
Gatesville, Tex. Nav 0.--The examln-
ing trial Of the alleged iynohers OF Ed.
Cash drags its length slowly along.
Mrs. Cash, wife Of the deceased. and
DR. Smith We're put on the stand yes
terdsy, but nothing new was devel-
oped. They corroborated the story as
told by Frank Jonoa In his confession
as to what occurred at the house the
defense have several witnesses now, but
the testimony is being taken in slow
process. The prisoners win be carried
TO Waco to appear before Judge Good
rich on the 9Th instant. 1t seems that
the Judge was premature In ordering
the prisoners 20 Waco before the exam
lining trial could be held here.
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||,.,,p,i,c LOTTERY coNCEh
a.. Found IN Nearly NIL Parts
the Country.

lxociatei Press.
E,rs,s city. Mo, May 6.-Almost
| 4 mail brings score OF letters
|,,sei to the public officials by the
~, Of swindllng lottery concerns.
i q which has been doing an ex-
I'M business across the state line
!, M preIense Of being the success
i ihe louisiana lottery. The let
! ume from all sections of the
NJ states and Canada. and the Vic
|, Al tell the same story OF how
|, .ay, been duped through answer
,,sly worded circulars of winning
H.. by the. turn of the wheel"
Tnclpal concerns mentioned in
4 nnplaints are the Louisiana Lot
Il nnpany, New orleans and Kan
cip,r and the r. Fox's Co. also
|ning to be a Louisiana lottery.
q business is carried on through
;trsss companies and the win
h, the complaining writer's say,
i are unable to get, though they
lcsg ago paid for their tickets.
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strikes u Mud Hank Two Hun-
dred Feet from shore.

Associated Press.
~ York. May 6.-The steamer La
lrpasne which arrived this morn
iiom Hayre. while proceeding up
hay during thick weather grounded
he Long Island shore south OF
Hamilton. close to the wooden
recently built by the United
rs government. The vessel lies In
sasy position on Il mud bottom
and fast within 200 feet of the
p Health officer Jenkins and Dep
sanborn proceeded to the scene.
l'asd the vessel, and. after inspect
he passengers. granted a clean
y health and permission to trans
~ passengers. 1t will be impossl-
2 haul the ship on even ut high
r 'hls evening as she went ashore
~ Of high water, in fact the the
BAD commence to run out as the
|a grounded, She will be llghtered
|sonsidefable cargo before being
~ on All the passengers were
81 by the tug Ross about noon.
aoln Passengers being landed at
french pier in this city at . p. M,
he storage passengers We're
r to Ellis island
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-07
WAY nay cnLrnnArIoN.
Hyde Park Crowded by Thousands
OF Morkingmcn.

BY Associated Press.
London. ny G.-May day was cele-
brated today by the holding OF meet
ings in many OF the towns OF Great
Britain. There was large demon
stratIon in Hyde park attended by
thousands OF workingmen. The pro-
oeedlngs We're orderly. The usual labor
ngltators haranRued the crowd In their
usual style. stepnik, the Russian nj
hilist; Jules Guesde, the well-known
socialist member Of the French cham
Der OF deputies: NJ. La Fargue. an
other French socialist; NJ. Voiders. a
Belgian: Herr Mendehson. q Pole and
Herr Bernstein. a German, spoke from
the international platform. Altogether
there were twelve platforms from
which the speakers addressed The
crowd. The anarchists held short
meeting and their audience was made
up chiefly by detectives.
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GREECE STILL SHAKING.
ANOTHER SEVERE EsRrHouAi<e
EXPERIENCED YESTERDAY.
The Prophecy OF Further Disturb
nnccs Causes Pnnic-Niach Com
ndence In she rrophecs-cind-


BY Associated Press.
Athens. May CA severe earthquake
was felt at 8 o'clock this morning at
Thebes, Atlanta and Livadia. The
shock was slightly felt In Athens. and
also in the northern part Of tho island
Euboea, King George and the mem
beers of his party landed today at
stylida and subsequently proceeded 10
Lamia. where u tie deum was sung in
the cathedral
The prophecy made by Or. Faalb a
few days ago that there would be
destructive earthquake on Friday or
Saturday has caused panic In this
city and the Piranese, A large nuns
Der Of persons place confidence in the
prophecy and expected that their dwell
ings would be destroyed, and Ned for
safety to the hills.