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grasp the deadly weapons. Having
slight advantage In distance, the scous
rescsed tho spot while Espanosa was yet
ten PAGES away, and.
SEEING THE BANDITS RIFLE.
a second report rang out on the SIN
morning air, and the mUr ferrous Mexi-
can Bit the dust Tobin quickly decap-
ftated the slain outlaw and then leisure
ly returned to Fort Garland, carrying
the bandits head Ia an ore sack
suspended from the horn or DIS
saddle. Arriving at the post, tho
commanding officer, SURPRISED 10
see Tobn returning alone,
asked him what had become OF the de-
tachment OF soldiers?" The scout re-
piled that they were still hunting the
bandits. what have you In your oag?'
the officer asked. "Have you been pros
pecting for gold?" YES" said Tobin,
II have made strike that will
RUN INTO THE THOUSANDS"
and thereupoa he opened the bag and
out rolled the bloody head OF the DARK
skinned murderer Espanosa. Tooin re-
ceiyed So, 900 OF the $1,000 reward. aud
after 90 years or more the legislature OF
the Centennial State, paid him the BAL
ance due, and be is now ending his days
In peace and quiet on the banks OF the
Rio Grande, while his dsushter the Wild
ow Of Billy Carson, is proprietress OF
the Fifth Avenue Hotel ST Fort Car
land, the parlor OF which is graced with
the portraits OF Colonel Kit Carson 10
full uniform, and the battle Scared
features OF the colonePs old comrade,
ths slayer OF Espanosa, hangs on the
onnosita wall
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~ night = Gordon OF pOlice-in some
cases one hundred and fifty officers
was drawn around the district that was
the objective point. Then twenty eX-
pert yaccinatcrs entered the houses and
the excitement began. Pandemonium
Teigned amonZ the suddenly-awakened
people, doors had 10 be broken down
and fight aud pursuit went on In all
directions. Some peOplS were vacCinated
IN closets, on roofs, on FIRE
escapes. They tell stories OF doc
tOrs who throw women down by
force aud vaccinate them, who vac
cinate children IN the presence OF pro
testing parents, all Of which may be
very satisfactory from a sporting stand
point
But there is another standpoint be-
side the sporting, from which this sub
ject Of compulsory vaccination must be
treated-that is, the UtiIitarian. The
health board is one the most important
departments Ct BrookIyn's government.
The primary object of the organization
Of this department is TO do business,
and though some pleasure may prop
erlY come with the business, neverthe-
less the pleasure must never be looked
upon al more than incidental.
Compulsory vaccination is practiCed
because the need is supposed to be ur-
gent and the remedy efficient
Teregors the great problem TO be
solved is how TO administer it most
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pulsory vSccinator, who after rousinR
a two hundred and forty-pound
Teuton from his lair, chasing
him upstairs aud out through
the scuttle, bounding from roof 10 roof
after him, runs him down at last and
yacCinates him as he lies painting and
completely done. a Ramy matron of
the same nationality also gives a fine
fight. adding an element OF bracing eX-
element By introducing kettles OF boil
ing water, knives, rolling pins, and
other articles which, though they may
be irowned upon by the severe sticklers
for form, are nevertheless conducive 70
that uncertainty Of ultimate result
which is the very life of all true sport.
The keenest hunter that ever lived
could not ask tor more excitement than
he would get by going on vaCcinating
tour 10 tenement populated by Hiber-
mans hostile TO the operation and well
coming the opportunity to show their
feelings. Anyone VINO enjoys being
kicked, dubbed, pOmmeled and
thrown down stairs can get all that
sort OF pleasure he wants In one
OF these houses II he leaves the police
outside and goes in 20 pursue the sport
alone. Vaccinating by force in an
Italian tenement is like smoking 10 a
frework, actOry, and the Polish Jews
contribute their khare 70 the entertain
ment OF the heaRh boards representa-
tiYes.
Often a grand battean Is organized.
The Italian colony OF the Fifteenth
wRrf the Hebrew colony OF the Six
rpapth yard sOuna dfatrirtg ~ RrOwns g
vile aud parts of the Twelfth, Twenty
seventh and Twenty-eighth wards
were all dealt with In this way. Late
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Rrsakfast Bacon In England

AS to cooking bacon. most people find
frying the most handy method OF serv-
ing bacon In small! quantities. 1t will
not do, though, to thrust the pan on the
stove and leave the bacon TO cook
itself. Some care is necessary, as, like
other things, all bacon does not behave
In the same way, and a slice OF lean
needs to be turned over on to a fatter
part TO keep it from getting too dry,
while another rash cooks more quickly
than the rest, so without care the
rashers will not cook evenly. In doing
small quantities it IS we'll to put little
bacon fat in the pan. Save it each day
when frying, pouring it In jar to keep
1t. This plan preserves the meat from
hardening.
Some Of the best cooked bacon / ever
saw was served daily among other break
fast dishes. The rashers were cut with
mathematical precision and laid in a
large baking tin, overlapping each
other, so that each strip OF lean was
on the fat OF the rasher underneath.
The tin was then placed In the oven
and left till the meat was cooked. The
bacon never varied In appearance, the
lean being beautifully tender and the
fat cooked through, but not chippy.
Every stranger always asked how the
bacon was cooked and why 1t never
looked done too little or too much.
Boiled bacon goes further than fried,
and a dainty little bit is the end OF the
loin when it is rather lean. A piece
weighing 211 pounds makes a nice piece
for a small family and should be boiled,
with the rind peeled of and the fat
crumbed as a ham. This, when cut off
a piece OF good Wiltshire, is a great
delicacy and to be recommended when
a ham proves too large. London
OlLoen
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THEATRICAL CHAT.
MRS LANGTRY AGAIN LOOKING TOWARDS
AMERICA.
The Interstate Amusement Company Not Popular
With Practical Nanagsrs-Ths Great Secret
10 Staging Shsksspsars's Charactsrs-General
Gossip About Plays and Players

Cecil Morton York, last season with
the Kendals, will be a member OF Rose
Coghlan's company next season.
Jennie Eustace, for several seasons
with A. NJ. Palmer's company, will be a
member Of Joseph Brooks company al
MeVicker's, in Chicago, this summer.
Theodore Roberts leaves Charles
Frohman next season to become mem
Der of Fanny Davenport's company.
j. H. Bradbury has been re'engaged
for the fourth season with Nellie Nc
Henry's company.
Mr.. Yeamans and John Wild leave
Edward Harrigan's company this week.
Mr.. Harrigan says he wants to inject
new blood into his organization.
The Little Yehuda" was the title
that Fanny Rice had originally intend
ed to give her new play, miss limo
cence Abroad"
Frank Jones, George Edeson and
Beckie Halght have been re-engaged fol-
Fanny Rice's company.
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Written for ne Sunday Register.
A REYERIE,
ITO LINT

ITO LNUs)
The terbacksr is a-crackIu' and a-snappin' in
my pipe,
Nd the sisiry sparks are whiskin' through the
sparklin' dew Nv night,
Nd the nower'd breath Nv Summer is a-whis-
perrin soft nd low
As il teelsrs on the moonbeams all the smoky
rings blow;
Nd the 'skeeters are a-hddlin' with the mats
a-0uLNn' tune
To the song my soul Is singin while It's ras-
lin with the rhyme
That's iingln' like bell
md tingliu fer to tell
Am a-tbiukiug bout that dinner Nv wine,
mutton chops nd veal,
Nd the haw, haw, haw-the ha, ha, ha, on me
az the hotel Neil,
From my corncOb pipe I'm BLOWN aurJ flames
Nd yer face is panelsd in EN- with my babyI
named fer you;
They're a wayin md ssilin' to the stars upon
the breeze,
Nd q floating with the shadders nd asWlngln'
'mong the leaves,
To the spider webs they're dsuElln' In the
branches Uv the trees
In my arm, my babyS cuddIed as ne candles
And i'm tinglin fer to tell
While I'm In q rhymin' spell
That I miss you city fellers nd the rtngin' ,
ofhaw, 6av, 6aw, nd Ia, hl, ha, got at hotel
Neil.
As sit solloQuiziu nd = putin at my pipe,
There a letter spread before me as my friend
YOU thought 20 write
How il Eittered with a sparkle in the night Nv
biIuess dou't,
Nd 10 jiug,ed vita tbs ringin' Nv my silver
playIn' out
With my credit gone a-gleamin' nd my notes
a-iallin due,
Ny eye it set 70 0linkin, Linus, nd il warmed
my heart 20 YOU.
But I'm tiuglin fer to tell
While I'm in ArhymIn spell
That I'm lOugin' Ter TO see you, but kinder
hear an feel
The haw. haw haw, nd hs, hI, ha, on me at
the Hotel Neil
Though the SKY the clouds are Shiftin' nd =
driltin' in the light
That the Sllyer'd stars are siftin nd a-Sprink-
lin through the night,
In the spIiatered Shaders fAllin' from my pipe
the ashes blow
With yer grip you Shsmble 10 u.s. samples
opened. then you 80,
Nd you stopped to kiss the baby with twitch-
IN OF your lip.
As you said I'm "a forever, I'm s-drummin
my last trip.
Now YOU re gone nd can't tell
While I'm in rhymln spell
That miss you city fellerS nd the ringin',
rosriu' peal
or the hAw. hAw, hav, nd rs ha, ha, got at
WILL. s. RfcHARpsoy.
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Street Theatre In San Francisco. to take
out a circus, is victim Of bad luck.
After the first performance his business
manager spent all the box othce re-
ceipts and heavy storm tore the tent
| into shreds.
Joseph w. Herbert. author OF AFTER
| the Ball." has begun suit In chicago
against Manager T. w. Mullaly, TO re-
cover ROYALTIES arising from the recent
tour OF r. Z. Graham.
James f. HYDE and A. A. Mcdonald,
of the Casino, are decorating Gotnam
with some very unique pictures OF 1.-THE
Passing Show" They cut out figures
from all kinds OF old posters and ingen-
iously join them together.
David Henderson has retursed to
Chicago TO superintend his new proGuc-
| ton at the Chicago Opera House.
New York base bali cranks can now
watch the games of their club at the
Standard Theatre, where, by means OF
intricate electrical mechanism, the play
is exhibited in every detail on coun-
terpart OF the green diamond" filling
the entire proscenium opening. Man
ager ]. NJ. Hill and Gus Heckler, the
promoter of the enterprise, will undouot'
eddy make pile of money out OF IT.
II announced that Elsie Boyd LON
bard will shortly marry John L. Brush
| the baseball magnate.
Harry Bell will have leading part In
! Fred Miller's new opera, "DaVy Jones,
at the Boston Museum next season.
Helen Bertram has begun in Indian
apolis a suit for divorce from Achiile
! Tomassi
| Louise Beaudet will begin her starring
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elpations and are roInv to make a sharp

cinatlons ard are going to make sharp
fight In the courts.
About the very drastic methods OF the
Brooklyn Board OF Health there Is no
coneealment. The authorities think the
law gives them all the powers they have
exercised. Health Commissioner Emery
said 20 the writer.
Smallpox was epidemic in Brooklyn,
but we have nearly stamped it out. We
have made forty thousand vaccinations
The epidemic began In January. In
March we adopted stringent measures,
taking on force Of one hundred and
twenty vaccinators. Specially infected
or dangerous districts were raided by
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quickly and economically to the great
est nun Der OF paOple. Il is all very
well for tie physicians in the employ
OF the health beard 10 contend that the
present method is the best for sport
and for excitement, but the real Ques-
ton Is whether IL is the most rapid and
the cheapest.
Luckily there are other systems In
use in various parts OF the world With
which the Brooklyn process may be
compared. Some South American tribes
introduce virus into people whom they
desire TO vaccinate by shooting them
full OF arrows from blow gun. This
process is very rapid and the results
obtained are highly satsfaetory-to the
undertaken.
The homeopathic physicians have
arisen against the allopa hs in Brepklyn.
They are opposing the mpuls vac
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I'd on the political Significance OF oneor
another OF these Czarowltzic engage
ments. pretending scoop, based on
good (?) authority.
As has been reported IN the AmerlcA~
papers, the young throno heir ""
deprived OF bis brief bachelorshlp
his recent betrothal with the Pr
Alix Won Hessen, which Wa
under the auspices OF -
with great festive Demonstration.
burg.
Princess AlIx IL one OF the most beau
tlfuI women OF Germany. She Is espe-
ciany beloved by her subjects 10 the
Grand Duchy OF Hessen, there being no
trace OF pride or naughty dominance IN
her character. All who are intimately
associated with her praise her Kind aud
loving disposition, her sympatbetlc con-
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west Virginia POSTAL Affairs.

spsriol 20 ~ Rsslsts-
WASHINGTON, D. c., June Isl. W.
Miller has been appointed postmaster
at Britain, Taylor county, w. Va, vice
Theodore Bush, removed; and c. B.
Owens at Friendly, Tyler county, w.
Va, vice Hugh Thorn. resigned.
A new pOstofice has been established
81 Linn, Gilmer county, with Lloyd
Rinehart as postmaster.
A commission has been issued 10
Marian L. Heron as postmaster at COL
fax, w. Va.
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New Bows.

A little bowknot perched high in the
hair, with straight, spiked ends, is an
addition TO the couture now much affect
ed. Some new bows ar seen on child
ren's hair. They are s.
made Of inch ribbon
loops and as short END
ed at the end Of a5i
then cOiled round
eesl it. These {
quite above the
Ste give very
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NICOLAI ALEXANDROWITz
he orarown, aud His Pretty Bride

The Czarowuz aud His Pretty Bride
Princess AK.
Ever since the Czarowltz Nicolai Alex-
andrawitz, OF Russia, attained his ma
jority, some five years ago, his oetrothal
TO some princess has been announeeu
again and again in continental Journals.
In each case the information proved 70
be a canard or a reporloral speculapon
on some uniounded gossip. News
pepers have betrothed him TO
dozens OF princessos, halling
from Greece, Denmark, Germany,
Montenegro, and the House OF Orleans.
In fact many an editorial has comment
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1872, O7s for 1898, and AGO. 900 for 1894,
or 522, O7S in all, while the percentage
Of cases was 46, the mortality rate was
only $1,000 Of one per cent
Meanwhile, there are plenty OF people
in Brooklyn with sore arms.
SYDNEY REID.
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A shlnins Mark

SOZODONT is shining mark for the
unscrupulous who seek to trade upon its
established reputat !, BY representing
valueless compound superior TO or sim
liar 70 it Put no in such representa-
lions II has no / as q producer of
beauty and dU- Of the teeth Accept
no other inst
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versational simplicity. 10 royal gather
ings at Cobure she 10 readily distin-
guished by her finely shaped bead, with
a wealth OF dark.brown hair and pair
OF dark, expressive eyes, on q perfect.
slender form.
She is the youngest sister OF the Grand
Duke of Hessen, Ernst Ludwig, and has
Just completed her twenty-secobd year.
The excellent education she has enjoyed
was partly under the guidance Of her
mother, Alice Won Hessen. who was
daughter Of Queen Victoria, aud partly
at the court OF her royal grandmother
in England. Until the recent marriage
of her brother she assisted him a. court
at the grand ducby.
The Czarorltch, Nicolal Alexandra
WITH, was born on May is, 1878. He has
been but little at court Ia ST. Peters
burg, bat, as IL well known, be
spent much OF hls life travelling 10
pito ell over the globe. Every
monlal plan OF bis fathers cor
for him he has managed TO e.
he was permitted 10 ee'S
Princess AliK, whom
felgned devotion.
cherish the idea
marry q prince
witnstanding
maIly ider
Orthodo
had =
Of
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but Tobin trudged along through the
night, and just at dawn was rewarded
DO detecting a thin streak OF blue
smoke circling in the air from the
depths OF the canon. Approaching
stealthily, the scout was soon In fnll
view OF the blvouac OF the noted des-
peradoes. The bandits totally unaware
Of the presence Of an enemy were quiet
~ preparing their breakfast. Espan-
aso himself was bathing 10 the mountain
stream so or 100 yards from the spot
where his companion Fas superintend.
Ing the cooking of Their coffee and
bacon. With cool delsberatIon the In
trepid scout covered the outlaw stand
ing near the fire, and hns unerring
sped bullet to the Bandits
Startled by the report Of the
paposa rose from his stoo-c'
al the creek in time 10
OF his companion and
relentless visage o.
him from the
wood. The J."
dts leans
FIRE, an
twee'
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I'll lueVO Pardd0 adV0TsaPiO.

Core, como frase gr&6cs, entire
polfticos, que el retyGinsieatO es u
muerte, y esto, que % una verdad
indiscutlble, h&se visto palphble-
mente confrmado en- el retrai
miento del Partido Autonomiata
puertorriquefio. que ha caido en-
eEa aetitud, ror Quota electora, !,
mas 6 menos, sOicid&ndose, dan.
dose q # mismo la mueEts 6era
J violenta.
Haae dado ese partido Ia muer
te, porque &c ha quitado Ia acci6n,
que es 10 vids, y por ESQ hasta loo
mas enthusiasts del Hercules gs
gante y de la masG, que 80 crefa
inmortai, han comeDzado 1 discu.
tir sisess Hercules, que aaf bauti.
zaron aus padrinos, esta vivo 8
muerto, siendo opinion del proto.
medicato que le ssiste el primero
' fatal pron6stico no reaervado,
yen taissituaci6n, esperGudote es-
ian "a el duslo y las planiderAs,
? ia csjA y todo.
Np Podia eucedeE Do QtzA ma
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GOA MO.

HAnse celebrado en- esta cults
Vills, CON mucha animation y 10
cimiento, Lac ieDtas de sus santos
Patronos y Ia Bsndici6n del re-.
Glen construido Hospital de Carl
dad.
He aqui una brsve resefa cue
de los citados festejos &c NOS re.
mite de Coamo:
Ola 2.-Hubo sole ,mne function
de Iglesia & las 8 de Ia mafiana, y
distEibuCl6n de velas al pueblo, CO.
mo dia de Ia Purifier Aci6n de Nues-
ira Seilors, predicar ldo el elOcuen-
to orador sagrado P bro Padre Gar
cis, OapellAn CAST rense. Nl tenn
plO estaba material Imente lleno de
fieles; no pOdia Col Atener mas en- 90
reCinto.
A las doce fiel dia recorri6
la m6aica del entuAiastA Macs.
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I,EATRO.

Pdsose nuevamente en- esssna
Sl martes dltimo, por ID troupe de
Segura Vlllalba y Go, en- el Coz
liseo de ests Capital, Il gran 6pe-
ra de Gounod titnlada Faust.
La eoncurEencia fu9 numerosa,
y aplaudl6 con entusiasmo = fire.
cuencia q los excelentes artists .
que tuvieron 6su cargo los prin
cipAles papeles do la .citada opera.
Va se sabe que en- ID compafiis
que actia hoy en- .-el Cslisso De
esta Ciudad hacen:
sDs MargaritG, ID prima donna
senor1 ly; de Faust 81 teno,
senior Soiorrs; de SiebeI. IL con
sralto sefiorita Ferranli; dc Nets
t6tSles, el balo seiiOf Gil Rey, !
de 1lsntis, 81 baKfs6no ssfloI
Ventura.
Todos cantaron anteanochs I'd
miEablementeo
aEa
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CIRlULIRES MERCANIILES.
Las hemos recibido participant
donos 10 siguiense:

Las hemos recibido palticipAn-
donos 10 aiguiense:
Sc ha constituido en- esta Ca
pital una nueva Sociedad Co
mercial que girars bAjo lara
z6n de Teoncoso HermanoS s. Go
IS. en- C.-y se dedicara 4 todA
ciase de negOcioS, especialmente
4 ID importaci6n J compra , ven
70 de provisiones:
Son Gus Gestores d. Antofn ,
d. Anselmo Troncoso y Vicente.
Comanditarios D. C&ndidO Fa-
INA. de Juncos, y D. Higinic
Troncoso.
Ha cesado. en- Arecibo, Ia
Casa de concrete que sctuaba ba
| 10 eI solo nombrs dc d. &. Gar
10, = 4 ID cual sucsde una eocie-
dad que girard CON la raz6n de
Gsrc1s Hermanos, para dedicarse
. ID compra , venta dc provisi0
ues en- general y frutoS del pals.
Son sus GsStores d. Ramon J
D. Manuel Garcia Lago.
En- ID propia villa de Arecibc
lossS sSre1P p PeEic&s & Co han COME.
rido Poder general, para que lol
rspresente On todos aus negocios,
al rmpleado de Ia misma casa D,
Juan Vidal y Carols.
En- .Juncos ha cesado ID cas-
de los Ssres @. Farifia s. Go. d.
cuya liquidation 90 hace cargo
una nueva sociedad que girsrt
bajo Ia misnsa raS6n que d extin-
goida , 90 dedicar< & los propioi
negocios.
Son sus Gsstores- q a6miniGtra-
lores Don C&ndido Farlda } Dor
Claudio Calentj. La casa ha con
fsrido Poder general Z su eiuplea.
do D. Manuel Cows Farifia.
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O
Hsmos reeibido la que debe
eerse en- Ia Junta General ordi-
maria de Accioniatas de Ia Soeie.
dad An6nima de Luz El&ctrica eI
10 de Febrero actual, aaf como la
que expresa los trabAjoS del ms
tituto Provincial de vacunA dc 90
70 Isla, ca el afio de 1892.93. 90
eritA por el doctor don jose
Elfas. Director de dicho Institu-
to.
Tambien hernos reCibido LOO
Estatutos = Reglamento del Ban
co Popular de San Juan de Puer-
to~R;co.
Muy agradacidos.
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OUARTAPARTH.


LA SALAMANCA de Rugierii,
gran pieza pirica que represents
una serplente persiguiend0 6 UNI
mariposa.
l ranillete de 30 cohetes brlllan.
tee con gran lluvia de luces:
8 cohetes de paracaidas. Z; CO :
18 iiem de suspension.
ID idem brillantes con cola.
10 idem de tornasOl.
"a cohetes de cannpamento.
Gran dsoorGoi6n JinGI, que repre-
senta ell desembarCu de Colon en- la
[sla y toma de possession por Espa-
fia, disparAndose durante la misms
variedad de truenos lanzandost
al aire Coronillas de laegos.
Gran rsmillete de 200 Cohetes.
.Terminando CON 10 cohetes Tea
les. s.
NOTA,-En los intermedios 81
elevar6n caprichosos globos y q
QuemarAn algunas bengalas.
OTRA.-Adem6s, ae quemafSl
algunas piezas que exciten Ia hila
tldad del p6blic0. s