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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-06-26
Papel para Psri6dicOs.

Del tamaio del BoLETlN y
lei que tenfa " El Clamor del
els SO acaba de recibir en-
a lmPrenta una gran reme-
que SO realiza q preCios IL
tados.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-06-26
GU1A LOCAL.
sOBRIN0S De E7OUlAGA.
1ORTALA1A. 1SH

Uaaa Do giFos , somim0nsss
Agsnsss de loo vap0rss-eorFsos e
ompAafa TrasatlAntleA 1spaAola.
Agsnsss De Id ID as los ssfoRss II
dnaga J TO-, d Liverpool.
Iasm idsn g. b. Flstshsr , Go.
I. (compania ola FlschA") as Ia.
AgsEsss d. ID Id 90 los ssnofss J. 1
'isksis J OO., Lnss Do "Hsrra".
Aesntss q BaAs, BshEsnd , Ros.
LAnsa Dc "HsHfa".
Agsntss Dc 10 OOmpania Do Hegase
0ntRa lnesnAios dsnomjnAds lsn Ro
a.. Il.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-06-26
MovnInHTo DH BUQUE,


UMx4A0AD IN TEA
De Hallfax vsp noEuego "JohaD
6vefdsupD d. 4I6 toneldas eapit. .'
MousseD, 6 L6Des VI lsmIl y c.
2iO eses bacAl ~ 100 bts srerqu-,
Gtsmes y FsEnandes 20 tiOs
a'-rqnsa - tmoss pese.d" Aud T.
Cs6sas % b.s pspAs ]. o hOa !.
Hmno 26l3 baoAlaO.
A 10 orden: 0. 81. 2S13 baeala'
100 b papas y. 2DlS Oasalao 10l3
Descade 80 bgs areDQuss IA 46ls
hscalao LII 6213 ba0alao 26 tin
ssenques HI 30 ess qescada L ~
einas areDQucs 5 d pesoAdo 8 P s.
cses bAealao IS hls 20 tlnas arsO
Ques 3 ID peaead0.
De Baltimore gol amH "JaaBi'
Hal"G MullenR , KofbeR 567 70
utladas carbon mineral.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-06-26
sANToRAL.

1ieRooles, "a Santos Juan =
Pablo, heRmanos mrs.
Juevea, 27--SAB zollo y e0mpa-
aseOs mrs, J gan Lsdislac.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-06-26
8. TlMAul eaa .ssa 1aaiass . Al

oonstante suftidO do eeloics, )
fendoria dc orc CON brlIisntes !
iedras nnas dc 10 mxs mooerns
lue pueda desearse. 0arnntisan 10
'oleeos , venden q Orucioa moo.
IN
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-06-26
B n esp 'sOnTs6s > Idem.
Berg lag "May" Idem.


Berg lag "May" idem.
CADORAJn
0pl. esp. "Pepltor cArga para
Avu, dilla.
Col. esp. "AmeliAS pendleDte.
Col. es1. 'sOoEAs6n de Maria car
% para Ponce.
Col. esp ''Ooras6n de Jes6s" car
gA para Ponce.
Col. esD '.Isabelas eaEga para
Naguaho Yshucoa , Humaeao.
q i esp. "Joven Maria oalga pa
. Arc bo.
g ]. e@R "PsQuste de- ArsolbO"
-Pgs p 70 Aar0y., v Po0ce
ca eco. "A. HAgOSA" caPRs
p~'~ vptques y PJaoe.
@ 4 esp. 'OAsmellsAs oaRgA par
AsnpbO.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-06-26

BeAl Or1en InduI1ando Il eonA-
nado jose Rivera Soto del peSto de
la pena do 6 aAos , IN dia do pEi-
al6n mayor.
OtEa eonsedlanAo & don Oeeilic
Rafael vlllsbona , eorlaDo la Au
xiliaeofin para ejegesE 10 AbOgasit
- lee pEovinclas de UltgamaE.
OtEa antoklsando a oelssixstieo
Con Rafael PiioAn para smbaFcas
con 0estlnoA eata Isls, , eoneedi6n
dele pasaie per suenta del Mslado
owhasAnA
PPovidsaelas judislalaA
Ayuntamisotcs.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-06-26
orzaAuOsns m suouzs m ~


Berg. Amr. ''Oarollne Grays pen
di. nte.
Berg. bras. "MAria Belmaroo"
oargsndo.
Berg esp " virgen del Buen o..
minO. descArgando.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-06-26

Re N6UWSUs.San Franaaseo a.
UOn tltui0 n0n0r1tiOo Dor b. b
key, PremiAd0 con modalla.d
iAta y moncioD nOnOrlficA
Hsoe peesOnAimente t0ua clA.
. rcEkatUs On "a nuevO kstaDio.
Al1nt0 tpsiMoGs en- % clAse) de :
Z ~ mAnAnA 3 do 10 sMsds. Aun
.uo a Ola este nuDlAd...
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-06-26

! kCO 1ERRlTNRIAL 7 lGRICOIl
DE PCERT O-RICO.
PREAIDRNCIA.
PREsIDENCIA.

6n cump'imieDto de- 10 prserito
n l6s articulos 20 ~. % , 1Ol de
o. RststutoA = dc 10 Aoo'dsdO pr
/ OoDseio de Admin'S,rsci6n On
-es'6n OrdinaFiA de 80 20 Msyo
rh5imO pasadO. o. ccnVOca . lOs
hoFeo aOciO"istAs d el Htf-rIdO
3.nco para - JIOtS general Ordi-
uIls Que lendEA efeclo On l0s %
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-06-26
BOLIVAR ARRUzA Y GA.
u.-TRruAN-ll

AJmacennfas impOrtadOses de-
pfovisiones. Vente al poo mayor
Duen0s dc 10 antigua = aceedita-
da FAbrics dc F6asOroa, estnblaoi-
da On 6anturce.
Marcas BOLvAR = OONILL
-Dep6aitO Tetuzn IL
Agentes dc la acceditads marcn
dc ctga,rilioe PaiaxitO. Ballesa y
Lbertad.
Nbrica Do hooreS Do eodas elaeo,.
Admitan aE6cares 6 cousigna.
ci6n.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-06-26
nHxRAuAD pn CaDorAJ1
Col esp nlenA de Maysgues.
Col esp BorinQuen dc Afeoibo.
Col esp O % OanaRias Dc Maya
sas&

Para Boston COL Ing zsta dsspa.
sha Dor L6pes Villamil , Go con
let b.yes 1 bel $50 sae0s as6ear
con 1882 kilos.
Para Boston berg Ing Soeptre
despaehado pog Lines Villamil Y
% IS casoos mlel .147W kilos l33
beyss S4S Of as6eAR lS8432 kilos.
Para HabAna = escalas vsp esp
Msnuela deapachsdo DOE Ludwig
Dnplace. Pnr ]. Ochoa , Hmno
276 Of eat6 26lJ0 kilos. Pos L6pss
VilIAinll , 90 700 Of cate cess ri.
lOs. Por Oaldas , O 30 - ias @ /.
baco 3632 kilos. Por A1toot'
Balssquide 20 pscas tabaco l22S
kilos. Pcf r. A. Llauess y Hmno
100 sl mails. Para Nuevlts por n.
PSses = Co 20 Of cate $3.50 kIl"s.
Por Planes B 10 , 90 4 =, cate 4l2
kilos. Ps-s 0lhapa por J. o Hmn
20 ., esiE 1870 klloa. Prs. do be
Quiaea 20 .. cafe 1880 kilOs. Por
L6pes Villamil , 90 IS Of cafe 4S49
k,los. Por PlanA Roio y 90 10 q,
csi6 1851 kilos. Pot Antonio del
Vale 5 q cate 46O kllos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-06-26
GAOErLLAs.


--
lkmei6n.-LaMaM ID 0a |
- cus n otrs Uarte hahla dsl q,
rfento sapaslvo : l. nmulal6n ereO
sotaAa da Raheli.
- fhms cue Ia, Aeeho y sirucp
AaeIepdo nctablea cnras. Sc en-.
GuentSan en d fasmaeaa del ee Gu
laemety.
n kOhariraaa .n-CauRieAa A Can
..en 80 raano ohra aalaeta ,
selsheadeina al cmInente como
..< slso. ocn ~ 20 oCa.I.O .,"...s.S. - = Huess
S.Sa :. Il TSscs,essa -, noTnTr~
0c~.t~ a. a rxsina. a d~licics.
-x-l.. li....aC a t,~esn a,ss~si..
s,s~T,;~. r"s4.1a Al cs.c {
A
Rnanaea Iaai0nAlaaY as
FnW1o- Rieo. ,amaRo g ! xl1 csnFi
ne1Rna. 4 a6 eanNaVoa. Imneonts
~ RoIruu.
RR.ila-M hIaa no tan eanau.
1Ido eomo Ice anteriopea. fu6 luel
a hrillante 81 ball . De aocie.
dad uue tuvo afect0 apteano che.
y, 49,. s.sos. -. s,.~on,s. sa -. ..so".' s.1' -, ~
T.s- x.c.erI
L.S -. .n..,~h.. q.
..s-..s. 1r,SsS.Sa
"... $4,000.
.s.x :, S~I,. -. -. o".n.
-
In asntimoa. -Wnl pirmaa. 1"
nasi6A;eo - UtraAo annneIa ana
Hsntimos 10 pr6xlma desapasi.
don del estimable eoleRa.
Ha
Vaper /" Cende Wiffeao'. 1os
passisiDsn lOs eeea GobElnO d Is
auisrdo , 90. eOnslgnataxlos Dc los
%. oue el VISOR " Oends Wiftedo'
sail6 Dc OanaEias. direoto paeA este
puestO. 81 dia 10 del CoFsisnta,
seguisi viajs para 10 Habans, .Ma-
lAnsss = elgua Admlte eaiSA y
pasejefos lara disAos puntOs.
usor oamea es pttmiN-A
aieno A,csice Do ASass 3 isoe .
nos ha inssado para % dlssnooeio !
e peeulos : zoe etomoos d ies
Asene'as oe oscao teem'so man'.i
pAi; aeto qoe - esseorafa o. zsoel
eoznent 2 = una oe u Arus. en
1stimamos u aSenelon:
uuA 0tA 0e bAn JUA0 l-luA n
yssd.d sristisino 81 die de aye,
Wada. ning6n aot0 p0blio0 n0a 70.
so = sI s.oa.I I.s,oe - .sA -
s1 -.
tSsouse's us us@'
an, rx.,xnu.... ,..,A,A. :
,.,s. -.
~ -. 49, %
80 so s.s..sA u
S, - -, sao 49, %
us 80 y
- Tsss s. - 3 ',s :, :. - agIe. 49, =,
80 80. ~ - = = I III
80 - -. ,e az - 49,
- |- ~
y l Dss ssl.slOI =. -
= .s.. ~ - - :. za...a. ~. q
s.sss. o - ~ S..S ..., - -.
~ - soA IusA
n....s.-........-....
N I ~ ~, Tn. =.
.suss 1so oao ss Us
60. HsOtt = BywUe Nj evs
1osk.
Mnw nvaa nsoa. No A. aho..
que eoscaeo 10 nuuIsi6u de ssoss
e eeeiee hlgAdo Dc 6aealao eOs
hipOiOsatos De eAl y de e0sa, quo
Uds. psspasaa, pnes sn los 90 -
depEk1Eiea qne tnse en Loo Hoplta-
- Q Anfopa J los que llevo en-
9 ejeeclslo Dc III p.oteei6n On ests
eludAd, BE vialO realiGados sorpeen
6snte. 1eeultados sn ID tubercul :
Ms. nnemiA , dsmAs enfermedade.
eonsunuvas. % gran soluoilid "a
en e Aguss ca eHqdislto saoot ,
oioks nus con9loiones sitswense ven
a.iosaa no ALDO para ls asimilacioO
Ios e,t6mseos ma dslIesdos. hsceD
Dc disho meaisamento m agente
ID. JoaS Matti.
Do ID EAealtad de Bareslona.
MH.#MI
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-06-26
BlNtV TERRITORIAL ! LGRlCO!
DEPU EkTO RICO.
PRksInkNCIA.

vencido CON exccso el plaso D
IA ado psrA naOe. tfcCtlvO el 4
d sidsLdu d. ins Q sCiUnca de IL ]
aesie, ,Os DtOe aS0IO.Is les que 81 {
1, UUrf O. 10 80 y hA!sn sAt,st
sho pod.za .trcEusFlO hS, t. 81 SU
del pFOpiO mes, abOnaD do ademAs
,Os corsuspOndlentes Intereses. O."
10 IntcllsenciS que el /: de Jul'o
SroxIDO % 0eeiAEAsa 10 oadDC dad
lie iNs HOclOncs qaS 4 q teGhA -
uviesen en oesvuDlerto.
Pt0.RieO, II de Juno de 1895
JGli1M II BlaMos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-06-26

Bdsa esp 20 .casS para kayaa uos
Gel. esp '9uillc'mitOr psrs Asr
yo H0aoeao.
Bdrs. esp. 'Noeva , or psrs
=. jafdo.
GIL. esp. "PetRss para Areribs
Vsp. esp. ''VAseG" p.ra Arrcyo /,
60 alas.
Col esp "Ooneepsi6ns. para In
QuilIo,
Col esp "Ana AatiAs para Vega
boia.
DE9PA0HADOS
NiDguno.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-06-26
falae0 On rama dol pals.

venden { precios m6dioOs B. 4.
Llaoesa HefmAn0 On su ain . o.
ale da ID Fortalesa n6x ero 10
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-06-26
WATERLOO POElf1CO".
6XAAEN CRfTICC-
On Las PRMUTPALna xRORfAa
s0RRn Qun DnDOAxaA M MDUru,
PoLtxToo MoDxRxo
DOB lGNkCl0 DIAz CkAKJA.
..sss Hn. ~SoLIsR nsarARrn y rSnn q
DOB lGHACIO DlAZ CLHEJA.

..sss ~. ~selEsR HsasARrn - rSnn
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-06-26
lEVISfl CenERCIIL.
ln HOTTCIAS 7 ANUNOlOs

0psradsass daraats Ice diA> ~ , IS De
JaniO.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-06-26

8k 1enl1s Ioeleioe y
Lido ooa guaso una b II seelts
Que aeaba @ dnR { 10 publlGidad
''nl T6aix, : aoEeditadA XOicA poa-
eeAa Dc pas1ns da los eres Oasals
. Besosa Dreda h nisms hoia. d
cha TkhEien, dosde 81 !: Dc Masso
q Is Do Junlo uReasnia. he vendi'
do % 10 Isla - 0l7 esjas Do pee
-, 10 eual e psssnte Tsvelaei6n de
b impOrsAneia de ls rsfeElda ~
h9iea, aaf como del e,6aito dc sue
Dcoduesos, que con Sas6n justisinA
IN apsselado. son.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-06-26
Tss,inouiO slocusuts

UA8u1SS xu9tto k5l0Us JulIU ue
90. ssOts . B,wSs Mem
York.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-06-26

loui dia de San JuAnl-Hut n
vesdsd tristisimo sl dia De aver
Nada, ningdn aeto p6blieo noe re-
eosd6 81 inc Ito Pat'6a Dc eaEa o.
plias ' d H. .Jsls toda. -.
iQse dileFenela de tismpos
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1895-08-02
CABLE SPARKS.

II feSortel In Rome that the Italian gov
Srnment has decided to declare war agains'
Aoyssinia.
By the Komatsu Coal Mine, In Yugeta'
Japan, filing with water fOrty-seven miners
are known to be drowned.
The complexion Of the new British Pariia-
ment. It Is declared, shows increased irieno-
ship for the cause advocated by the Bl'Metar
lie League.
At trial OF gups near the Toulon( France)
arsenal the breech was blown OIL one OF tne
nieces and a sailor was killed. Admiral
Cha eauminois, two officers and seYerai men
were wounded.
sensation has been caused In MONTREAL
financial circles by the resignation OF MAN.
aver Benoit Of the Banque Nationaie, said TO
have been caused by difference oil opinion
with the directors.
mixed local train, while entering the
railroad station at Raudten, Prussian Sliesia,
dashed through the building and the engln-
eer and several passengers we're killed. 1ne
accident was due to defective brake.
The bonded indebtedness Of the Hawaiian
Islands has increased 5000, 900 during the last
year aud is now So, 93s, ,OoO The government
has decided not to pay pension OF s4.OOO 70
Princess Kainlani.
Cries f"Down with the school law y were
hurled at the King OF Belgium when he pre-
sented set Of colors to the civic guard In
Brussels. The police charged the mob Win
4 awn swords and made several arrests.
Mail advlces from China confirm the re-
norts that the recent destruction OF mission
stations in the interior of the country was
abetted by Chinese officials, who refused TO
pro,ect the stations from the attack OF the
mobs.
NJ. steroff. the Bulgarian premier and
minister OF the interior, has intimated 10
Prince Ferdiuand his intention to resign, ow-
ing to the fact that NJ. Sterloff is not so
friendly with Russia as recent events would
tend to show.
mob OF $50 Bedouins made an attack
upon number Of lighters in the harbor at
Jeddah. Arabia. They boarded the vessels
aud plundered them OF their most valuable
goods Sixteen sailors and steyedores were
wounded In defending the lighters
Great anxiety exists in Havana and Mad
rid over the situation in the province OF San
tiago de Cuba, where tits generally believed
Marshal Campos is hard pressed by the in
surgents. The Havana correspondent oi the
London Tines says that Campos has been
outgeneraled ty Gomez.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1895-08-02
WORK AND WORKERS.

The Buffalo Furnace Company,o OF Buffalo,
N. Y, has increa,ed the wages oil It's oOo
employees 80 per cent. The works are run
ming night and day.
Tho Glastonbury Knitting Company, az
Manchester Green, Conn, has notified Its
employees that the 10 per cent reduction In
wages made In 1894 will be restored.
The Iron Moulder's Convention, In Chca-
go, adopted res )lution limiting stove plate
moulders to seven hours work a day. A
sick or disability ben ,at system was also es-
tablished.
A stratum OF gas was struck in a well at
Fort Erie, Ontario, a small village opposite
Buffalo, which, 1t Is said, wi yield 5OO, ,OOO
cubic 'eet day. The gas will be piped to
Bufa'o.
The strike at the maleGble iron works 10
Dayton, Ohlo, was declared of by commit
tes OF strikers, and about 150 men vii re-
turn to wo at the old wages. The strike
has been In force for about three weeks.
meeting OF miners In Spring Valley, ILL.,,
terminated In riot over proposed assess
ment to support the Indiana miners in their
fight against reduction OF the wage scale.
The foreign miners, who are In the majority
want to strik'.
According to d spatch from Huntington,
West Virginia, Lut little of the money and
provisions collected in the cities along the
Ohio river for the relief OF the families OF
the strikers in the Z kho region reached
the strikers.
Notices were posted In the New York Belt
ing and Packing Compauy's rubter shops,
in Newtowj, Conn, that on and alter
August the company would restore to al
its employees the old ca'e OF wages in force
prior to the cut down In 1893. The increase
ranges from 10 to 25 cents a day.
The Indiana bituminous coal operators, at
a meeting In Terra Hsute, resolved that $50
long as th l.: competitors had their mining
done on the 5l-cent basis 1t would be folly
10 attempt operations at a higher price, and
that they adhere to the terms Of the contract
made July 10 h.
The strike OF the employees OF the Anacos-
til and Potomac Street Railway G mpany,
OF Wash ngton, D. c., which has lie on
since he 9th inst, du ing hich period not
car has been run on The line, was declar d
of. The men secured th' ir demand-S1 %
a day for 70 h,urs work. TLey were
receiving but 81 OF.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1895-08-02
HELD LIFE CHEAP.
An InofensiYe Family Mur-
dered in Cold Blood.
THE ASSASSIN ESCAPES.
He Appeared at the GIordano House
hold While the Victims We're at
Supper and Began His Fiend-
ish Work.

despatch from New Orleans, La, says:-
On the Terra Haute plantation, In st. Jonns
narish terrible butchery OF human beings
took place.
While Rosario Glordano and his family
were seated at the supper table Joe Noska
walked up to the door and, leveIing oouoie'
barreIed shotgun, fred. Mrs. Giordano iei'
to The floor a corpse, an the bullets that did
not 90 through her went through ootn 1898
OF the 4-month-old infant she held Ia ner
arms.
Giordano fearing that the tender paoe
would be killed In the fall, sprang forward
to clasp 1t and the assassin fired again. Ine
buckshot entered the groin AMI leg oil dior-
dano.
The 1O-year-old girl on seeing her mother
fall ran forward aud received portiou u
the load OF buckshot that struck her 'atner'
TIE sho. entered her abdo men Literally tear
Ing 1t to pieces At the same time little N'c0-
lima fell to the floor, wounded through 'ns
lead.
The assass Joe Nosss, did not move
from the spot, but when he saw Beno''o
Glordano, a nephew OF the dead W man, anu
Charley Columbano coming toward MIN ne
cooIIy placed two fresh shells In his gun a'o
waited until they got very close to him. Ihen
he raj ed the gun and fred both barrels, Inc
two men falling to the ground dead.
Then the murderer, throwing his gun ever
his shoulder, made his escape to the W ouS.
When the cit 'zens ascertained the ex'eat OIL
the dead they organized posse, and, LED Dy
the sheriff, auemp pted to capture the assassin
The wound, we're taken to the Cnarty
Hospital in New Orleans. They are; ho-
sario Giordano. the unfortunate head OF the
tam ly, aged S3 years, shot in the lett tnign
Mary Giordano, 10 years. shot In the ao-
domen. the bullet perfora'ing the bladder
and intestlnes NIcolina Glordano, z years
shot in the corner of the eye, the ba l pene-
trating the skullI Joseph G!ordauo, 4montns
shot in bo.h legs and In the head.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1895-08-02
CHAPTER VII.
GRAND TABLEAUi

1t was easy for Perry to see by Elhe's
face that every word OF Daisy's murder.
ous programme la | reach d her hearing
as well as his own Her Swayng figure
was already tremulous with terror and
apprehension
@I agree with you, Daisy, that there is
still a chance tot us, if we are active
and watchful," returned jeremiah, after
o brief silence, during whi n CLEAN Of
desperate vigor appeared in his eyes.
"Hiram told me that Wynans will start
for Montana to-day. lie may take the
same train as we do, and so may Hiram
and Instantly. We must not only get
off by til first train but we must keep
sharp lookout upon our fellow travellers.
At what hour must we leave this hOtel?"
81 shall have to inquire, pa, replied
Daisy. "PerhapS these people can tell
us, &" and she glanced ahsw at Elfe and
Winans. VINO were looking into the
street and gcsticulating, as if giving all
their attention in that direction. "TI
see."
She crossed the floor, nodding to Elfe
with smile meant to be pleasant, and
asked
"Can you tell me, miss, when we, can
start for Montany? =. l a has hal, bad
luck, and we're going'home. =
"What are you going to Montana"
returned Wynans, with pretended start
of surprise "IIow singularl My sister
and are going to Montana
"To day, sir?" Queried Daisy, with q
EuSh of joy.
"By the very next train, miss" replied
4 Wynans, arising.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1895-08-02
ABOUT NOTED PEOPLE.

Rabbi I-aac NJ Wise says that jewish
Americans have practically diff'rent relig-
ion from Jewish Ru SLAMS, Poles, Rouman.
ians, Lithuanians, etc., just as the jewish
Germans and Englishmen again sand
separate. 1t Is the national spirit working
In each community, and is but another proof
of the fallacy OF the claim that there is such
a thing as jewish race.
Frank E. Herring, Sophomore in the
University OF Chicago, has been suspended
for year for getting married. His wife,
who is Miss Florence DIAMOND, fell in love
with him while watching him play foot ball.
The consent OF the parents was obtained,
but the faculty objected and after solemnly
sitting on the matter, decline he must be
punished by the suspension order.
Nine. Rejsne Is not greatly pleased with
her American trip. She thinks we are a
tickle public in having 1ocke to zee Berl-
hart and given Coquelin good audiences
while showing q much lss interest in her
self. Rejane could not understand way hel
audiences showed so little feeling-"hxin !;
their eyes on her." as they d Id, "but giving
noilea of what was passing in their brains. )"
The Rev. Father Mcmillan preached in the
Church OF the Paulist Fathers. New York.
on Sunday, on the subj sct OF "Ihe Sunday
Closing OF Saloons and Sabbath Observance
Generally" He strongly condemned not
only the ceiling OF liquor on Sunday, but the
patronlzing Of saloons on that day, and sup
ported his position by quoting from the pas
toraI letter and DEGREES Of the Third PlenarJ
Council OF Baltimore He held the Cont
mental Sunday, was not a Catholic Sunday
but due to Europe's inhdelty.
Nikola Tesla is beginning to find the honor
shower thickly upon him. He has already
been made, within the last year, doctor BY
Columbia College and an NJ. A. by Yale
while one Of the leading universities OF the
Far West has recently invited him to accep
one OF lis diplomas. A couple OF years age
he received the rare order OF ST. Saya from
the King OF Servia, and last week new
reached him ofl1c'a ly that the Order OF th'
Eagle had heen conferred upon him by thu
Prince OF Montenegro who may be said te
represent the race from which Tesla springs.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1895-08-02
CHAPTER ".
THE OUTCOME OF THE MASQUERADE.

THE OUTCOME OF THE MASQUERADE.
The truth was out! Perry Wynans
stood revealed to his enemies
Possibly something might have yet
been done to gloss over the situat Oh, il
the newcomer had been alive to the
signals and warnings Perry gave her,
but it was not to be. Her gaze had Ell
countered Elfe Tower. to whom she ad-
vanced swiftly, exc aiming:
~And Ellie, too; what iOy!"
She caught the girl 10 her heart,
caressing her and kissing her, continu'
ing:
81 knew you had seldom b. en- in town
before, and was afraid you might have
missed your way, or had some other
trouble How thankful l am that my
fears were all in vain"
BY the time the good woman had thus
given expression to her sentiments she
becam conscious OF the constraint OF
Elfc, and even of something peculiar in
the aspect of Perry, and at once con-
nected these pecu.iarities with the pres
ence of the strangers, upon whom she
now turned questioning gaze.
Wynans and Elfel
These names had given Jerry and his
daughter hint of the truth.
After exchanging startled glanceS,
they turned a keen look of inquiry upon
Ellie.
'My niece!" gasped Jcrry.
any cousin" cried Daisy.
"Strange l didn't notice the family
likeness BEFORE" pursued Skidder. "She's
the very image of her mother-my sister
Mary-at the same age"
Turning to Mrs Rankle, he demanded,
indicating Perry with aD index finger:
"Who is this man?"
The newcomer repeated the query
with mingled terror and wonder.
She was motherly looking woman OF
about forty-fve years, with pleasant,
chubby face, and wholly winsome and
sympathetic manners
"You-you of course know who you
are dealing with?" she answered, with
wondering air. when Daisy had angrily
repeated her fathers question.
swell, we thought we did," avowed
Jerry, lvid with hate and CONSERVATION,
"but it seems we were mistaken. | no
ticed that detective would have pro-
nounced the name of Wynans If he
hadn't been interrupted. Who is this
man, Mrs. Rankle, if that's your namc?"
The newcomer looked inquiringly at
Perry who gave her smiling nod,
whereupOn she answered:
"He's Perry Wynans."
Despite all his fears had toretold him,
Jerry Skdder was visbly confounded by
this announcement 1t was several sec
onds before he could recover his self
control sufficiently to ask:
"And this grip"
.sShe's Efe Tower"
'Of Ingleheim?"
@She left there this morning"
daughter of the late Charles and
Mary TQwer?"
"The same!"
"An1 she is no wise related to this
MANI"
"No more than / ami"
swell, l thought there was no family
likeness between them. The coupe are
not named Dolliger?"
"No more than you are!" declared
Mrs. Rankle, rather eli Dying the confu-
sion of the stranger, and seeing readily
by the smiling content of her friends
that they were in no wise the dupes or