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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-12-29

Aqui oxclaIaamos con
BeInieY:
"lPobrs Foaeel me pc
ora fstiiica % cieI1e so1 il
fra dc IN htraOEo Euslcl
La estsstrofs HnsRciarl
pIsya ii pusb!s del cual fui'
luudadoYeH con 'scincs mil /
40 tuvo otro az snts que Il
La sOa!a dc AhcxrssD
quidaE 8 q1sbYAr, qua Rspax
do; } obsdece como l. REt'
sia1t obsdecs ~ Teault' do
d p6aima aaministEf ci6F.
7 q, tsefEa e. d'ciTl6
psYt0 dc Ii smaTgs voEdss:
81 yugo. 10 nlbemoI inpeae
dencia dc csrfctsx de oirGs
Tanemca i iciAtiva ys
@ iadudab'e; peIo cnIecsmt
80 - lc relative, CON hcnIoG
ssEscter, sin doblsz qus infe
pgoh ON bYsa de II cogs f6bliG
Hssta II Politica s'que O.
g6n cierto paltido "
Sc van cor trscNsncia ID
aaca csxactelss ' luhles, dele.
m6Gfsra do cate taxluno.
No quersmoa apuntfr In
u cTesmos qua u 0n Las eentt
dc nuestTou ci1eulos dc asociI
gunoS hombrsa opoAsr 81 vot
tEansigents s todo u qEa no
disc sGi6a, doRdo el hombIs q
sieioHsa uiscHts 10 jaAto, 10 r.
IDEAS 8 inp1ssionsB, apxsndo ]
sian R1andos s.ConOiaxtos' pai
vida do aHeGtra pToviRciA.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-12-29

Cada diR % mayor 81 uredlto que VI a0uf
Eie1do 81 alegsnte fusrta Ealxa 10 que 6atai
es Ssnerss Pieras } Comp nia IN ~ ssttbieeI
misnto "La PalmsasnA", salls dc 10 FcrtAlsss H6
aero 81. 7 bslts R6lo vsT II concuTxeEsia q q
ALI Saiats aaf eono 81 almaeSn de 10 calls Dc t.
suan RdmsTs 9, pTopisdad de lcS mismeI ssn0Ksp
para aoAvascarEa dc q vsEdat de 10 sxpusste.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-12-29
Il dinamita Dc CataHo
NueVG victina en- GQbo-rOiO
iOuS 17scess 4 ee1~ - gUH7adEee
Do JNssGc10f

Do sJNstIc11f
NaentTo eezzesponsal dc OAboTojs nus dice
! tosha ~ dol eoT1isute equs s'gue:
sAyaI eIexibi ustedoa snuaai6ndslou II me.
4 dc los individueI qusmadcs con dinamita
Uatano. 10y v1eIvo haeaElo para doriIleu
FIaseiso0 EerHandaB mo de Ios que Gs
apeguiam MAJ aliviadeg, -ha falIeoido.
s.aiRue do cuidado Edelmire Lusiane Ne.
ndo d Sanchez"
So
iNooositaIemea GcmentaE lsg anieTiorea II
II l6cza de inmuDidsd Ii aStandaIt Oil
paayn paTa matay gsnts degtruis pYople
d aiY rsnponsahilidAd crinlinal3 mo halOEf
10 do astitsce1 Il yindista lhhlIcs7
IYa homos dicho rsgpeeto del payticnla1
kxo paKscsY Antau Dc 1hexa. 81 II nSt i Il, g.
apssaoRuihls. psrDfeaaa ri manca lcn yieti.
4ua oausR OondtSesa - lac cue mata" q
i, poKimprunaeneia tomsraSia. per qut
$50 do Catlho rabiende q. a ms xlall
dart % i5xeBponra bic. PaRa nuual.
ntoa niles de psson pcx sxaEnenH
sx ans meEesnOia lhKamente j
imRpat a. pstS6leo Nas
ID lA a01yetoAci6.
lmonepello qua y GalE& gt
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'8ESIREHH EHHEEE
Fortaleza 81, cerca del Col
mado de LUNA. D.

Da IA eompanso de LsEes: aEntEs los i6-
vsnon qus ss han sue iso para Il Ifnaa fsTrovts.
Fia de Lsrss 1aysghM GakntAnso lee uaHoRaF
Ion Jos6 ID iiea doa Eduardo Rsy. IRisn pox
Il slsmsta iovsBI'
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-12-29

LHs psYaosss que dssasn vsr vexdsds1ss
orsnicsidsdea On 81 Iamo de iugustsTia, que visi-
ssa oI harmosu sstahlecImlsnto de les BsnoKss
Gopxal'K Padf HsrnAao, San EEansiucc, ssqui-
a. 5aa Justo. Hay AIi ma vaIiedAd dc iu.
0uekea fencnsaal
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-12-29

Al a@iEo PAN Hon se IL hsR axtYavisdc
~ pApe'etas de loB p lcou dc l. paEa de toros,
6@a os del q Ia an bsu inclusive, ID pnps-
lsta n6usro p para 10 esyEida qSs ha de ssla.
-TAHse mAHasA L1 que % hass rtbliaa psEtici
psAao que no ssHGa Yscibidoa les palesu qus ne
I0vaa unA CO travsna aspeeeL
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-12-29
llEtlr YiEHntH SHlLnlI.

OcaslSstG de "a JacuItdd do PGr5s.
Recibe consultas diarias de q 8 de il.
manana , de l de Ia tarde en- Ponce.
Plaza principal ntmero 10,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-12-29

Con q meior txito so elt2a lleVsTd. cabo o.
q kiprgEsfia dc LA OAR RR9PONDENOIA, a.
pERsbaa de- ID sxceIsHts mGqu nA TscloR inEsrae.
do psYa hassr cliSB6'. iguHlss 6 los qua ksEta
ahora habia aido nesesarie impo,taE del sxtran.
Zero. m eatos dis, eusHdo eambismoa lca tipcn
- general del peTi6dice, spaTossrkn tamhiea ese
Eipos RRsvoS J seg'ntes, los Anuucios de HRsstras
tivsraaS sse ionss J pedTaaes seivix lss Sm
pvsass psTioditicaG J al eemsHsio Los sliahtB qVe
sea sne,yg1ap. Lta psTEenaa que dssesn yer lAE
pEusbas hsshsH hasta ahoTa. pusdsn pasaT po.
,stas cHsisaG de rsdasei6D, n tTAbsie results
somp stamsnts aCabsdn. impts J slsgasts. S-e
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-12-29

Diea m Vesi6dle0 do Paaes CUE hs FsapaEe
side eu JuaBa DIGH ID moHhaemsnfR gus taHta
dano be hscho sn sQusl Gtmp stisu pHs6le.-Vel.
VORsmss oeupamns ds ests asnRto
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-12-29

III Oomit6 del pAItiao Iaeonaisisasl Do AZ
rows, ha tsaido Ia eoxtsua de iavitaHAon para Ia
hanxss f6asbTsa que pnr 81 steEro dancaEso dsi
aI..s. d. an.. .2.l,lr - 49,.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-12-29
wovimIesto de VapoTas:

e~ HI esp "Iyo Besthn ssldE6 Il pFimsEt
is Enexo por 81 Onts de la Is'a adnitisnde ear
&c pasajexsn para Aguadiailia MAyagusE. PoA-
ss y Arroyo n asa. "1atRKaina" said de 6aSe
saadsr el al de' e9rdsnte. III esp. .s&enteyl-
leo" saIdE6 mahsra de 10 Hshasa J xeaa'aEA e.
srta pusrto al tssa del entFasts EleEe para Balis
500 d. ntlno OSdis. El 'nRles aOtyo Msne" Et
lt6 de Ambsres 81 Al dol sctual sstas6 On aats
puepto del al de RHaTo pK6x'ms, EI agpAf
Hempn de Herrera" 90 agRa1aa On sgta Oar
|lal ae hey MAnana pEuoadants de la 1ahA
b sncalaA
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-12-29

IA mueTtn sR Ooamo Ia estimsbla nsHoFE
ioaa OaTnsn BsYrier, tn de nAaHtEo uempAhszG
u ssnor MAtos BsvnisT, diYesteR dc nEa LibsF.
lAd" dc Pence. lie asompananes sn - iEEtfAi-
no dolcH.-R r.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-12-29
Gran Casa de Maqulnas

Sc vende barata la que siryio para
este obieto en- la Exposition de santur-
ce en- cuyo sitio puede verse. Mucha
capacidad = elevation; construction 90
Ida moderna, facil para deaarmarse =
dedicarla 4 almacen, casa Oolegio 8 de
familias. Informardn: Don Manuel Vi
cente, San Francisco Al, J Don Pedro
Care y Don Gerardo Garfiga en- San
turce. 3=4
sA. naenana D0n motiVo 0s asT la Flsims eoHE'da
de il tsmposaaa piGtsa Il euaAsillA Ads OhieoTEo.
aehar 81 xeaso On l. plana de ogtal Oapit !. ba
IFdiar6a don Aczoa andslues1 y mo d MasaN qna
payoaeta 40 aalkTse tpesK. Qnwn Sutnalde 0a
passaal . Is hsaho ma ggAn nobaSa gn q pseel'
a. III leselidsdeR
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-12-29

ea6Egioo Matot
gino que m con
moia On Ii Atm6g-
ii fo1roesY1il de ID
mo de los sociol
agusl fssssR
! adminiatl aci6s
aun sstk ror IL
estk como Qusve.
i aoeisdad RaRn
70, : = mala, 8
que nos tsqu'
mos hahituadoi
tThon II indepsn
~ otHa raRR.
de as0oiaci6B,
lbseIuto y has'
spCiones, 0s
dehieKa { lcI
e4ts dc vivir %
tsx dc Hns Alas
bleg COMO Ii At
dualidadsE; psrc
eiAa 8 T0auionsI
j. quiaisrsn d
ION cA1aeteY In
- tEanes y lsal
mpanos nj impo
ablo, d. J recibs
sols1a, 90 evita.
] porvenir en Il
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-12-29
NOTIOIAS .GENERALEs
[Oontin1arfl

Divs1Ndisima e. Il taaci6n sHuaSiada par
sata roche pox Ii CompGHi do Bufos aabane o.
Entre las piszss qve - ponarGn IN esrsna hgurs
81 iugusta c6mieo.'ijco huto su. ll.va por titul,
10 q q EaaIci =" "a 10 . tEszAdo ceA
apAuao - Il HAbanA KepSsssntado mas Dc
vsintp Rcsheu conresutivaa sc TeprOasstaYkT
tambi6a las denominadAs "Visje CalaveE6n" 81
"Muerto vivo", obritas On las que Gonsalo rope
ssnta importantas papslas que hAesR ''dsutsHni
liar" de Kiss 81 mas miakntropo. Sc raatax )
llindss gusraehaB La vslada pronaste sev sgEa.
dabIe hien vRle Il pe1a dc IL q seatTc.
Elegau iEigscR RoEDrrszos AKA SehaKaE, gre
nsSissn aeK1as dc coloIer, ccYhatss medias
aalastlnes, pafEelilos muy lindcs de HodA y de
hilo, valo xeliRiozo, pelfumsxia extra, tcdo aca
aado de YeCibiV J muy barAtc, - LA LUNA,
San Francinco saquiRa OTuS.
Manana 90 eltIenaYk en- 81 bcnito OelIsso De
Jabo. Roio d primer ensayo dxamftico del aprs
ciabls isYea -doR Iuan H3aaujfAR Rr-y 10 Hsufs
Il ss1tcr las Ysupstabss socisdadaa 'EHtrells de
Oeeidsntaa,, "Oluh Unitario", "ParasveRansia" ,
/ Lad auto1idadas.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-12-29
u. ssIs i 0,slII lAsr.s Ps.ssns.

Ii IL Deueesess lkinsso as dol II del
acrra aents. FoahAyacg al i'll III rstolmc6 6n de Ii
Directive dal Banco Cg6 u y Ahnrre PoReeac,
esg6n II eAtsde ps1i iiso. - habian pEeasn
knds vsinte tsptas Fcli ndas pABA opsaK lns
enlccs e'cpae da dieha. 4 ktNsi6m. Makxa ellae
hahfa Hayiaa ecpnpaEad do gH4 O0HNespomaiDn.
Asu 6lpIhmeh III SAIiS y sw YeEk duAda eqne.
lInp Usiyarsldados 8 O1l lie de 01mDsuf0, call
hcabss cop diplomnn | individuos de aua ean
o. Dc in'tvucoi6 dssf - dc les exfmsEes de
EaiRovs aomn RyGr4 r1rA poex 81 0a@eTaiO h&sts
IL oafatA a. Bamac x&ga ei&s&i4n co araial Aao1
Ra4a do ~ eozlospond neas idiomaa ingles J
IsaneGu
sEnYonemos q. eutoG ores, aaenks do Los
ftulcs diplcna as q3s d pahaban Enn aollei
tuds1g ofIsSisFan les ian earartlas psasexitat
- 81 snuncie del cextkmI cORcuTseI ppyo nt
chstap te IL niFgunc, Amo8. aehsn 0Gupadt
lca aellutea dc le Directly pusa vomes an nsia
10 81 Il migmo ,pari6dSca+ g Demo6xaeia" que
los aIeRldcs aoH dor Joa Ii DIVA den Jos6 O
Pasn7en, don 8. Al. NeN y aaHiuTjO. den Vele
rio Meatoxio, don Jot6 mt MaItsl0 J don Xa-
visr lEarieni.
Don 10 O. PApaTsl, SsuPaha II nscrstaxf
daHdO haca tiempn. PISS oa eato per alto.
El EsEor Nsgr6S Sal no, nj o. vacino Dc
Ponce, ri cgeo qun hayag doeens qne b o.
acxsaR. Paeemos slte ul lco mas atto.
negpActo 81 soEox II aKiA, ~ han dieh
atrCs corIoaponsales de ~ iluStFado pRai6dioe =
&AANsAs
romon Il YER u GsfAais con que 81 goAor don Jol6
LIoxaHa E.kevaTTfa levantss raeog0 eA auH hom-
bxos (paga eato 90 nacsafta tsnaT tallo tslsl al
senior HsntoIio, J como disc ths gTfAcamsnto IL
dhortaa", 10 elava los ceryoa dc UhadA. n
otYoa no eoncOemos II ssnor Honiorio: hablsmot
asIo por Ieia1ensia; J no neG atEsveSiamcs jalnas
40 obstanta nueEtKa expITisnois seon6miOo &er
aantil responder do nadie, sbgolutsmsnto de
uadis, que no fasra ~ hiia 6un hsTmano Gays
sasponaabilidad neral j material nos 90 TelSti
"a LA C0RRHsPoHDKNOIA - lament6 on dcR
sesudus sriculoa nuscritos por particulars, dc la
haze fass e. qAo isieia Sua orsEacicnsu aaa iRuti
suei6n bancaJis, u sOI6dito AheUo poHcsno"
Tor dssgsscia fuimcu aagaroa en- 81 primer
avlao que cos y titAlo "Ncs eacrihsn de Ponce,
gi6 Ii ln1 p6blica, en La CoRRKsroNDRNo1A nd.
nero lA70 del II del ccTxiGnto.
ALI deci mos: "Qaa dada l. hen oEabilidad
IL Il DIHoctiya, quixfs, 81 IsvsxitBme qua todc
o invade, abriIia p'axa On tqT0l palsnqRs. PeIc
acx dosRracia nos squivoCamoa.
IA quS Ii faHsa de mcleataI hcmbysa inte
ligsntts hacienda sacEitOs J pHepaEaRao fauslI
aEs y6sdoss con d0vssho cougar squallss plssn
ii TODD sataba pyeviato de astsmano, y ii slgdE
cargo intsIiRo 20 dasemPsHaba sara Psra ocuparle
~ dadsitiVa, 6 aspeykz 81 IGgHeto Is algdh nuoVc
ahiiado cue eatHrk en caYteY&W
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-12-29

De spouunlrn su sStA Ospital u isvsn ds1
gwau 8. OrnsE. director de Ia hsadR de Wslunts
rios es Axbsiba DIsho asn1t hs veaido O.
nhiato dc eonpsar en- 81 PARIS BAZAR el L.
trumsntal de Ia banda ds rrfsFsnsis.
Los parties ohel-iss asasan loa sIguisutss e.
sos axistantsa dc viKueau 81 81 din do ayey: O.
gumd0 digtsiso, l. TsEceRe eaaxte, o. ouipt
idem, T. Ha 81 Hespita lilo do Santa Ram 81.
de 6Etos AZ on eomvsIsespeis.
La vsuui61 ds las individuua del gYsmi0 C
eaEpistsyos snuueiada ptEs mansna - txas HEsse
paza el pr nero del emtTnnts lee dose del dis as
lea aalonss del Casino de ATtssaaos, FoTtHlszA
n6msTo L.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-12-29
X PTO.-RICO
Dn 1894.

Dn 1894.
SzsIHa.zs
ID. Nagociadt I
= ipstameia de
ihano anxilisl
que aolIeitabl +
del ATansel |
exibaRo de 60
neia dc Mays /
Real order /
del JrxRsd
Felix LIMO \
InfoYma 81
lua Ola b'an
ID OaPitani
IL ma sL-2 >
Z Los FTteti
., psFo qus
diataMenta
linigtYsc'6n
TactuTas
q aeMans. \
$50 { ss4
3SB { 3se /
aSs s AO2 |
ke3 ( 40e
l2s { s3l
cacicnas.
i ecYTeR'
sigtrario
s 1883
entavcs.
20. Ea.
leTaena.
.sMa
6'timo.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-12-29
GOING WITHOUT BREAKFAST.
Connecticut People Who Eat Onl!
Two Meals q Day.

Connecticut People Who Eat Only
Two Meals q Day.
From the New London Day.
The very latest Is the skip-your-break-
fast-and- be healthy idea. 1t has been tried
by more than 100 persons in this vicinity.
and as a result of their experience you
could not get them to eat breakfast If you
were to set before them feast such as
Lucullus was wont to enjoy or imagined he
enjoyed.
Charles C. Haskell Of Norwich introduced
this novel idea to the people of this vicinity.
He got it from DR.. e. H. Dewey of Mead
Vile, Pa, who has been practicing 1t for
the last twenty years, and who finally wrote
a book concerning his theory. This book
fell into the hands of Mr.. Haskell for pub
LEGATION. and, being convinced that it's reas-
oning was sound, he has been going with
out his breakfast for some time. and others
have followed his example until there are
more than 100 persons in Norwich alone
who save on their hotel bills when they
travel. And they declare with sincerity
that they never before have felt so well as
since they have tried this new plan. Several
of them who were suffering from trouble
some or dangerous diseases quickly re-
covered after they began going without
their breakfasts.
There is really something more to 1t than
going without breakfast. The whole creed.
In brief, Is to eat but two meals per day,
emitting the breakfast; eat only when hun
cry, even If one may have to wait for hun
ger for a day, a week, or longer, drinking
during all that time all the cold water de-
sired; drink nothing while eating, and drink
only cold water at any time; eat whatever
the hunger calls for, which will be the food
that will make the richest blood.
The point against breakfast is that after
q person has been sleeping, his system does
not really need food, as a rule, and the
stomach has also been resting, SO that 1t Is
not in a condition to receive food to advan-
tage But how the followers Of this idea
make the food disappear at dinner time!
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-12-29

A Feature of business Performed by
Public Accountants After Dark.

From the New York Herald.
In many a business Office there Is trans
acted a business at night of which none Of
the employees are aware. 1t Is the auditing
of books, a feature Of work performed by
several well-known public accountants.
Ofscourse, IN the majority of such cases
the partners in the concern have had some
reason to suspect some of the Office force
of dishonest practices. At times, how
ever, one partner nay suspect another, or
some reason may arise where the firm de-
sire to ascertain their standing at an un-
usual time of the year, and without its
being known to the bookkeeper.
ut is by no means an unusual feature of
my work." said well-known public ac-
countant in speaking about the matter re-
camille house has closed for the night and
everybody has gone homo my men have
entered the store, taken the books from
the safe and worked over them until day
break.
"In such cases they never touch a pen or
pencil to the books. They merely verify
the figures and transc ribe the entries on
paper. The result of each man s work Is
kept by itself, and turned over to another
person in my Office, who obtains the final
results. Every care Is taken in handling
the books and replacing them In the safe
to give no grounds for suspicion of what
Is going on.
mo doubt many a bookkeeper and CASH
Ter in this city would be surprised to peep
into his office at night and find a force of
men working over the books as Familiarity
as he and his fellow clerks have been
doing in the day time for years. The night
force speedily become acquainted with the
names of customers and the pages of the
ledger accounts, turning to them without
reference TO the index, like old hands.
Sometimes, of course, the fact of our
working at night over the books never
becomes known to the clerks. If the &C
counts are found straight there is no &C.
casion to let them know they have been
suspected. At other times they discover
that their figures have been overhauled
when confronted with the unmistakable
evidence in figures of their false entries"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-12-29
From Brooklyn Life.

From Brooklyn Life.
She (having Just rejected him)-"But
there are 1rst as good fish in the sea-"
He-''Thats just 1t. I'll be going through
this whole thing again a week from now"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-12-29
He's Not q CannfbaI,

From the New York Herald
In Jersey City there lives contractor of
Hibernian extraction. He is a gentle and
amiable person. but deceives his new en-
ployes into believing him cannibalistic by
his method of expressing himself.
In engaging his employees he arranses to
either board them or pay them greater
wages and let them furnish their own
food. This Is tho ,nnocently sinister way
In which he states the proposition:
II pay ys 50 q week and ate ye, or ~ a
week and ye ate yersilf."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-12-29
He Looked Pleasant,

From Truth
Mr.. LEM (photographer)-'I have not for
a long time had so good sitter as you
are. The expression is exactly right. How
did you gain such control over the facial
muscles? Are you an actor?'
Mr.. Rhodster-"No, SIR"
Mr. Lenz-"Well, we'll! Perhaps you are
a cyclist?"
Mr.. Rhodster-"Yes, / am"
Mr.. Lenz-"Ah, that explains 1t, 1t comes
from riding the machine on stony roads
and trying to look as if you enjoyed it,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-12-29
Why She Was Sure.

From the Detroit Free Press
Hers was delicious dream of everlasting
summer time. willie" she said to the
young fellow holding her hand, Il love you
better than anything in the whole state of
Michigan" He was in raptures. Are you
sureT' he asked in joyous mood. Sure, "
she reiterated, sure. Charlie Is in Chi
cago, Frank is in Indiana, and Jack and
Harold left for Canada yesterday"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-12-29
Too Well Satisfied.
he Indianapolis Journal,

From the IndIahaPOTIs Journa1.
81 wonder" complained little Rastus
why 'possum an watermelon CANT be ripe
at de same timer" You fool niggah," re-
piled Uncle Nose, severely, "ef possum an
watermelon was on earf togedder at de
same time, nobody wouldn't take de
trouble to try to git to hebben.'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-12-29
From the Chicago Record

Wilhelm A Lippert, the Cape Colony
forger, has waived examination, and will
return voluntarily to Cape Colony to stand
trial as soon as extradition papers can be
obtained.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-12-29

From Puck.

from fuck.
Il suppose" observed the tramp. bitterly,
you would like to have me get OF the
earth. But cannot" Have you tried
soft soap?' asked the woman In the blue
Bingham dress, dispassionately.
The advocate., 1894-10-24
First published August l, 1S04l
Proposed Amendment to the ConBti-
tuition.

Substitute for Senate Joint Resolutions Nos.
And2
Be q yesolved bv the legislature Of the state Of
KQnsds. ttCO-thtTdS of the members elected %
each house thereof, cof1ITrtng therein.
SECTION /. The following proposition TO
amend the constitution OF the st@te Of Kansas
10 hereby submitted to the qualified electors
OF the state for their approval, or rejection,
namely: That section /, article 5, Of the con-
stitption Of the state Of Kansas be amended 80
that the same shall read 90 follows: section
l. Every person OF the age OF II years ana up
wards belonging TO the following classes, VINO
shall have resided IN Kansas SIX montnS nexb
preceding any election, and In the township
or ward in which she or he offers 70 vote, AB
least thirty days next preceding such electlOn
shall be deemed qualified elector. FIRST
Citizens Of the United States. Second-PGF.
Sons ~ foreiRn birth who have declared their
intentions TO become citizens OF the United
States conformable TO the laws OF the United
States on the subject OF naturalization"
SEC g. This proposition shall be submitted
TO the electors OF this state at the general cleo
ton Of the representatives to the Legislature In
the year 1894, for their approval, or rejection
those voting In favor OF this proposition shall
have written or printed on their ballots -to1
the suffrage amendment to the constitutions =
those voting against the said proposition shall
have written or printed on their ballots
Against the suffrage amendment TO the con,
stitution; :" said ballots shall be received and
turns made thereof In the same manner and In
all respects as provided for by law as In the
case OF the election Of representatives to the
| legislature.
SEC. 8. This resolution shall take effect and
be In force from and after It's publication In
| the statute book.
/ hereby certify that the above resolution
originated In the senate January l6, 1898, and
passed that body February 8, 1893,
PERCY DANIELS, President OF Senate.
w. L. Brown, Secretary OF Senate.
Passed the house March /, 1898.
GEORGE L. DOUGLASS, Speaker OF House.
FRANK L. BROWN, Chief Clerk OF House.
Approved March Q, 1893, $3.50 p. m.
/. ID. LEwELLING, Governor.
STATE OF KANSAS, L..
OFFICE OF SECRETARY OF STATE,
I,R. s. Osborn, secretary Of state OF the state
OF Kansas, do hereby certify that the forego-
ing 10 o true and correct copy Of the original
enrolled resolution now on iile in my ONCE,
and that the same took effect by publication
In the statute book May IL, 1898.
In testimony whereof, have hereunt0 sub
scribed my name, and affixed my
IsRALl official seal. Done RG Topeka, Kaa.,
this 25th day OF July, A. D.. 1884,
R.s. OSBORN, Secretary OF state