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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-10-30

SILkBkRI0 de Torres Roldra,-Ure
su buena impression, la clarda1 V sencilez en- Ell
netodo cualidades esenciales que 10 han hecho STEM
pre- preferlble todos los demas textos-2Oa c6ici6n
Sc vende en- esta Capital en- casa de los senores P
NOEL y c. y L. SOLO S. en- c.; en- Ponce casa de don
Manuel Lopez en- ell resto de la Isla en- todos los
'ek tablecimientos de importanca.
JULIAN SIlVA,-SAN JUSTO 49,
Deposto de Maqunas de coser, compra venta yaloui.
Ter. Y Sc dan plazos siendo responsible la mjEyna
MaquiRa; hacen las composiciones por diciies ore
sean, garantizandoas Accessories agujas dc toaas
cases para las mismas ademas sc compran venden
mpePles psades, M
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BrsLrorEoA DE "LA CORRESPONDENCE" 2Y5
275

La misi6n del general en- Russia habfa sido
muy brew; habfa vuelto oolmado de honoree;
Ia marq1esa estaba al principle aati1 ohfsna
de l. vida fastuosa 2ue ella sn marido ha<1an
ea San Petersburgo, Pc Enuy pronto si4ti6 Ia
nostalgia de 50 vida ordiraria, ousndo volvio
8 Psr1s, vio Turquoiae con insana algeria
Fl ingenio del joven Ia divertfa, con Gl
de- scansaba del f j. ceremonial de Ia corte i
cze Ia parecjo mas seductor que nunoa f4lta
d L. bie' hachora Influenza de Raul, lieyd 81
audscia hasta el PINTO de favo1ecer Ia intimidad
del granUja con 50 maride; oourri6 entonces 10
que sucede en- SENT jantes casos; las instntivas
descc nfanzas de TT. fiji sres desapareoieron ante
Ia inalterable amabilidad de Fernando.
El general, que al principle le despreciaba
en- alto grade, ooncluyo por scostombrarse d 81
haeta el punto de no poder prescindir de su com
pafifa, deolsrando que era IN exoefente compa-
he:o
Muy pronto. Turquoize lego q ser el con.
vidado diArio en- el parque d, los Principles,
desempenando su papel con bastsnte discretion
para qre los crisdos de ordna1io tan indisore.
tos, no Sc pudieran entersr de las criminales re-.
laciones que le unian con la marquesa Unica-
mente 7 resa teniA Ia intuicion del terrible aa
creto lOonooia damasiado bien aquel Tur-
quo zsl lie II GO adaoa tales amarguras que
nunos le podtta elyidAsl
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Et sAHCO POPULAR

C1:0 principal obeto ell de tacilitar al ahosTU
los pobres. desarrolando as los habttos de orden
'conoma.
Admite imposiciones deste 25 centavos ade
ante, negando 'ineo pa s. les abona ell 6 POI
100 de nteFeses anuAi
Da diner" ;rs.8t.tI,4o plazo, con dot
iFmas de re<,"oo,?a sovpp,' a de las cuales ha
e ser de esta Ia iva dxI.;anto los intereses: al II
por 100 annual G-.iit les que eXcedan de cien
pesos al por lO0. lie cento uno doscientOs,
al por cien$o de doscieHtos uno qunientos.
Coloca dinero en- pFimara hipoteca, sobre fnea'
urbanas dc esta Capital, hasta Ia mtad del valor d.
vencOnal
Descuenta letras pagares ~ obhgaciones paga
teras en eSta Capital. cuatro meses plazo dos
buenas hrr0as.
Abre crSdttos bisn garantizados 4 mesee plszo
Su JuDta de Gobierno compone boy de los
Aoges huaog BaFFfoe. Lcdo Rossy, y3pez Cepero
auilleFmesy ChavrsmOnt Molina, sSAira be&F
Nuhez
Plaza de Afanaa xu.-Lna nAas, ntkseelsa n
sa4es lea aets De la ARehe,
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274 GRANUJA, LADRoN CoMPAA1A

que ocurria en- casa do los Trefleree; 81 la habia
Buplicedo que le prestase ese servicio, ellie ha
bfa aoeptado Alden d. go hehia impnento la mi.
si6n de no perder de vista Iaurencia, cuya
conducta extr. ia no se esospaba d So penetra-
ci6n natural
Por aquel lsdo, el horizonte estaba carga,
do de nubes, Teresa pudo conver cerse de clio
desplegaI do un dia otEo dsimulada aten.
ci6n.
Indudablemente -oourria slguns cosa bsio
Ia spare1t tranquiidad que reinabs en- ell ho-
grs del general etfGeres
Teresa Observable que cierto personaie fre-
euentaba Ia casa con ssiduidad creciente y POGO
tranquilizadors. Fernando Turquoize habfa en-,
contrado el medic, segun reco, dsran Duestroa
lectores, de conservar las oartes de Ia marques,
eludiendo siempre con h. bilidad Ell entr garlas
Laurenoia habfs vuelto su casa con ell
propoAito de recc ger todas sus comprometedo-
Tas cartas, pero lejos de romper con el pulimen,
tado bsndido, su intimidad hat ia lido en- aumen-
to, encontrando en- ella un placer venenoso que
Ia ncsntsba
El ascci~do de Fa' ker se habia guardado
muy bien de presentarse en- casa del general,
mientrss Raul PEI msnecio en- Paris, pero ouan-
do, obligado por las cironnstaDcias, 81 menor de
los s ,yigasu mercho q Egipto, Turguoiaa se
presentd en- |a casa POGO POGO,
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@ H A r A D A

Prtma9 tercin til no quieras
qua te llegnen 4 ii ar
purs 81 te pisan do veras
gran dolor hae de asar.
Uo 'v~rhio negative
mi primerG euele ser
pues 81 dos pi1en dinero,
an guit:4 10 poDdre.
SfqWnd1 prdnaa ciudad
d-"1~s va eli NAH 1metanO
& adorar ALI q su dios
CON mi' z .lemas y h lagos.
81 ! tOdO q ieres sabsr
es IN u:il animal
que Sc L. eu. l.. cojer
Q, Il Africa orieE tai.
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RARNlz EspEl0-sirve para barni

zar toda clase de maderas ell color que desee.
SEGA inmediatame tie despide ningun olor. s
el mejor que Sc couoce ell mundo para dar brilo
toda elase de muebes dura por muchos anJs. FL
que use este DarnlZ 10 nunca nIngun OtrO. Su
emp go es muV tacil puede cada cual usaro su
casa. B"Sta tr'tar'o con un pedazU de gOdon e
mueble que Sc desea barni<ar Sc emp nucho eI
las bicicet' cochee Soiititpse la de fabri
del We MI MlROIR DE NJ DREFIES de Paris
para ev ar las falsitcacOnes. Los peddos deben h.
cerse don R. A fonso Are 'ibo. l5=7
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 7

EL PARIslE.SE.- E.-PELUQUERIA Y
Perfumera Gale de la Cruz ndmero IL, Su rido ge-
neral de 10 melor que perfumeria Sc fabrica en-
Francia Alemana, especalidad en- enseres de
barberia. Limpieza servicio inmaiorahle, Sc ad
miten abonados por meses s---S Sergio Lceompte
RIT MOS
Es virtunso honrado
Y docil csrno un ccrdero:
Ay quien pudiera isu-trsr
A ese pt bre hij,s d.: pueblo;
Porqle II dIamanta pulido
A q ,iere mucho mas preciU!
E ,tra ura fiera teInibla
Y una mrj d. NAL genio,
La Frlmera es pre- terrible.
El amor mss fe1iz ,!e los arnores,
Es el am II de pajaros y fl }1es!
II Y miro cHr t.-lt.i iTdif rencia
Lo 9 otros h rnbres entt1e:asnln 7spira,
| Y consume IN rilenci0 mi KIT rtis,
Haliando per do4uier farsa y n,tntira.
| L2res 1895. Pope.
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VINO de LoaRoao. bodegae de Garcia |

iio sttas Angucana Ro1 eoseoha de 1852 Este exec
ente no ha do anazado ciontifeamente en- Laboratoo
Quinico de vista de la proportions
iad nornadad de componentes pncpales rue decla
RADIO Vino bueno impurezas" noiVas saluo
81 cefcado ategua excelencias del VINO DE LO
dR0N0 10 de Vero.
ncos agentes que sserben sobrnoede Lu a Compania
osprecio cuaeroas m6dicos La docena de oote
uas vale 1925. p
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EL TOaTO.- dep6sito del desa
,reditado RON TOPACIO las tres s 8. ST.
Este ron p6simo, Internal mata gente, IS
regala los tocayos del establecimiento
50 centavos botella.
lG---Pavfa---Ip ArecibO
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pAsAIIEM MPOS.

soluci6n & Ia Charada de aver
GA VI-LLA-DA
LAuRAK BAT,-sALoN DE BAR
RIA Y PERFUMERIA de edro Urbiztondo, San
francisco AZ. Sc complace atiende los parroqua-
nos. Limpieza, prcntitud: esmero elegancia En-
este acreditado salon reformado recientemente, Sc
admiten abonados por meses hay siempre un sur
lido generalde iabones, cosmestfcos aqua de toca-
dor, aceites, pomadas, povo toda clasede perfu-
meria extraAna. Amabiidad con los marchantes =
con ell pGblco general T.
De LIE Figaro:
Dos borrachos haci ndo eses por la
Gale:
El mas razonable de ellos predica gu
. CamarAda:
-Vuelve en- tt, bombrC mo has behi
do toda via baetapte?
iB Der baetante yo?-repite el otrc
irguieudose digri lad 70 algunae
vects puedo beber demas, pero b2stante.
inunca!
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Arecibo
EFECTOS TlMRRADOS-

de la t'OrSaleza l.A Luu4.t.o IA acaba de
6 brir don CELLO BARRlO una elegante
expendcdurfa de efectos timbrados Sc
eucon traran allf odas las vitolas de ciga
rfillos los excelentes tabacos de la Haba
ma, Cayey y Comerfo. I5-4
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UNA 0eRA. So deeea yendeF la
" Historic de la REVOLUTION Espafola, i"
cuyo autor es don Vicente Blasco Ibafiez-
Consta de tres tones de gran volumen y
un pr6logo por don Francisco Pf y Mar
all InformarAn en- esta fmpranta.
The herald., 1895-06-06
A Pretty Wedding

PASADENA, June 5.-Last evening o
very pretty church wedding was solern-
nized at the NJ. Il. church in the pres
ence OF about two hundred invited friends
1t was that OF Miss Claudine Stevens,
daug hter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Frank D. Stew
ems, and W. A. Benshoff, well known
young man of this city The chucrh was
tastefully decorated with ferns and green
boughs. with pIofusion of flowers, vel :
ov and white being the distinctive
colors. At @ clock the pages threw open
the doors and preceded by the four ush
ers, Messrs. Louthian. Abbott. Stevens
and Campbell, and the maid of honor
Miss Lou Stevens. cousin of the bride,
entered, followed by the bride on the arm
of her father. She wore an exquisite
costume OF cream satin brocade, the con-
venton.l wedding veil, orange blossoms,
and carried bouquet Of white jasm ine
The groom and his best man, A. B.
Stevens, brother of the BRIDE, accom-
panied by Rev. Clark Crawford, entered
from the vestlbule and met the bridal
party at the altar.
Rev. Clark Crawford performed the i'm =
plessive ceremony, and at Its conclusion
the bridal party left the church at the
front entrance.
Mr.. and Mrs. Benshoff then took the
train for brief. wedding journey, after
returning h6 me to don travelling cos
tune. They will be at home to their
friends after July 1st at 719 Summit ave-
nue.,
The herald., 1895-06-06
Breyities


PASADENA, June 5.-Of the five bows
who were arrested for stealing copper
wire and fixtures from the Raymond hotel
site, two were found guilty and the other
two discharged this afternoon. Sentence
was suspended until tomorrow.
Several ladies are projecting a new
building to be erected Oh Green street,
to be used as a studio. Permission was
given for its obstruction at the las t
meeting OF the council. 1t is to be of
adobe. tiled roof, ETC., in imitation of
the famous Camulos house, and is to be
called the Ramona studios. Mrs. Farr is
TO occupy one end with her painting
studio and Indian collections; Mrs. Nc
Cloud will occupy another with her
curIos, art goods, of which Inuian baskets
form part, ana Mrs. Braselman another
section with art needlework
The X. of 2. meeting last night was
devoted to the adoption Of resolutions OF
respect to the memory of the late C. H.
Randall.
A party composed of W. S. Wright.
Esq, =. ID. Daggett, Rev. Dr. Hall and
WEBSTER "otkyns expects to 90 tomorro W
70 the headquarters OF the Pasadena Bait
club in San Gabriel canyon, for week 8
outing.
Professor Mutah's lecture last night
was not very extensively patronized,
about forty people constituting the audi
1t was unobJectionable, however, IN every
respect, whatever any previous lectures
may have been.
Councilman Weed is exnected hore
Saturday next.
At the home of the officiating minister.
Rev. IL. Elliott Ward, last evening. the
marriage of Mr.. II. II. Barber and Miss
Mary Il. Card. both of this CITY. was cele-
GRATED III the presence of few intimate
The herald., 1895-06-06
TEMPERANCE TEMPLE MEETING
To Prepare for the Coming Lectures by Miss
Anthony and Rev. Shaw


Anthony and Rev. Shaw
At comm ittee meeting held in Temp
erance temple Tuesday afternoon for con-
sidering and perfecting details for the
lecture Of Susan B. Anthony and Rev.
Anna Shaw to be given here next week,
there were about q dozen ladies present.
Mrs. William Spalding presided, and
represented the Friday Morning Club
Mrs. M. A. Kenny represented the W. C.
T. u. Mrs. Mary Bowman the Woma an s
Press Club, Mrs. McComas the Suffrage
association. and Mi IS Wills presented q
report from Mrs. Lucy blanchard who
represented the Federation OF Societies.
The reports showed that in all the so.
cieties there is much interest and enthu.
siasm felt in anticipation of the lecture.
Miss Wills reported that the Simpson
tabernacle had been engaged for Wednes.
day evening. June 18th, tickets ordered
and a plan of the church taken to Blanch.
ard Fitzgerald hall, where seats are now
on sale. A suggestion was made regard.
ing the feasibility OF appointing com
mittee to meet the Distinguished women
at the train, and other entertainments of 9
social nature were proposed, but no def.
mite action was taken.
The herald., 1895-06-06
PASADENA NEWS NOTES
The Bad Effects of Too Much
Paregoric
AN INTERESTING WEDDING
The City Treasurer Surprised by his
Friends
The Juvenile Thieves Convicted-New stu'io
for the Ladies-The Pythian Meeting
News Items

PASADENA, June 5.--.Yesterday aft
erncon H. W. HILL drug clerk who has
been working for DR.. Brittle at the Post
pfice drug store. was locked up in the
CITY jall apparently in an intoxicated con-
dition, though it was afterwards learned
that he had taken heavy dose OF pare
goric to relieve an attack OF dysentery.
and it had affected his head. In the even
ing when the officers returned to the jail
they found he had been badly cut and
slashed about:the face by the only other
occupant of the Jail, az old man by the
name of John MEG uiIe, who has been
allowed to lodge there in return for keep
ing the place clean.
Hill was lying in pool OF blood with
a long cut extending from his forehead
TO his chm, laying the nose open to the
bone, and other smaller cuts, including
bad cut across the palm OF his right
hand. lie will be SCARED for life about
the face by these ugly cuts.
Mcclure alleges that Hill first attacked
nim. but his story is not credited, as he
is an ex-conyict and an all around bad
man. Hall states that he was attacked by
Mcclure without any provocation, who
proceeded to cut and slash him with
pocket knife Mcclure admits that he
served fifteen years in states prison at
jefferson, Mo-, for stabbing a man and
does not appear to be at all ashamed OF
it.
snHill came here from San Francisco
about month ago. where he is said to
have owned drug store on Market street
He has the appearance of a gentleman,
and DR.. Brittle found him to be gradu-
ate in pharmacy who understands his
business.
DR.. Hodge first found him in an appar-
emily intoxicated condition and tried to
get him to go to his room and remain
there, but finding 1t useless, asked that
he be locked up until be was all right
again, DR.. Brittle, the proprietor of the
store, being absent having gone to Cata-
Ina island on business.
Hill has wife and child in San Fran
cisco, who have been sent for. He is
resting quietly at Dr. Hodges receiving
hospital, where he is receiving the best
OF care and attention, and will probably
be out again before very long, but will
carry some very bad scars all his life.
DR.. Brittle stated to The Herald cores
pondent that Hill came highly recon-
mended from wholesale drug firms in San
Francisco. for whom he worked, and was
a good reliable man and appeared to be a
thorough gentleman in every way. He
was not a drinking man and did not even
smoke.
The herald., 1895-06-06
VITAL STATISTICS
The Births and Deaths in This City During


r1ay
There were a total OF 96 deaths in this
city during the month OF May, OF which
number 1 was from diphtheria. 2 were
from typhoid fever. 1 was from malarial
fever, 10 were from tuberculosis, l was
from influenza, 2 were from dysentery
and ii ware from diseases OF the digest
i've system. There were u deaths from
respiratory diseases and 5 deaths from
diseases of the nervous system. There
was 1 fatal poisoning case and suicide
during the month, and persons died as
the result of accidents.
The annual death rate per 1000 for the
month was IA. basng the estimate
upon population of $4,000. Fifty-three
per cent of the decedents had resided
here for less period than ten years. and
1875 per cent for less than six months.
The number of contagious diseases re-
ported during the month was: diphthe-
ria s. scarlet fever 8. typhoid fever 3.
The births during the month mum
bered l22, of which 63 were males and 50
were females.
The herald., 1895-06-06
POLYCLlNlC MONTHLY MEETING
Held Yesterday forming in caicdona tia
REPORTS Read

tIeid feSteFu1y lioFntHS III Sai-uOl iiltt.
Reports Read
The regular monthly meeting of the
polyclnlc was held yesterday morning at
1880 in Caledonia ball, ,ll9k South Spring
street.
Mrs. Margaret Hughes occupied the
chair and the attendance was good.
Various reports were read, from which
it was learned that in the short time
since the polyclinic was esta blished over
600 cases have been treated. and the APP
peals for subscriptions have met with
fairly good and encouraging re.
suits. In view of the rapidly increasing
field for work along the lines pursued by
the polyclinic, ana the corresponding
necessity for funds it was decided yes
terday that some kind Of entertainment
be given in tie near future, with such
purpose in view The rest of the morn
ing was occupied in discussing ways and
means. A lawn party was tavorably
thought of. and a committee with Mrs.
X. ii. Heron as chairman and composed
oi Mesdames Max Meybere, Shelly Toll
hurst, L. A. Eisen and Margaret Hughes,
was appointed to arrange and perfect de-
tails
The herald., 1895-06-06
The City Treasurer Surprised

PASADENA, June Oh. C. Hota-
ling, city treasurer, was surprised last
evening on returning from his store to
find gathered at his home some twelve
or fifteen friends who had come TO cele-
brate his thirty fifth birthday. This they
did to the enjoyment of ALL in the game
OF progressive euGhre. followed by refresh
ments Tor the sake of the inner man.
Those present were: Mr.. and Mrs,
Hotaling, Mr. and Mrs. S. Washburn Mr..
and Mrs. W. H. Wiley, Mr.. and Mrs f.
Il. Drake, Mr.. and Mrs. r. Williams Mr..
and Mrs. L. l.. Hoag. Mr.. and Mrs. G..
II. Stratton, Mr.. and Mrs. George A.
Richardson, Mr.. and Mrs. George A
Greedy. Mr.. and Mrs. B. Munson, Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. o. McCament, Mrs. NJ. Morri son.
Miss Emma NJ. HESS, Mr.. A. G. Heiss.
The herald., 1895-06-06
RECORD OF A DAY SOUTH OF THE THEACEPHI

friends. The voung couple will be at
home to their friends after June 18th.
The annual meeting of tie Pasadena
and Mount Wilson Toll Road company
was held yesterday afternoon, at which
the following directors were elec,ed !:
J. W. Nandevort, William Morgan, c. S.
Martin, Il. I. Vandevort and W. Il.
Staats. A contract was let for telephone
line 10 Camp Wilson, at the summit of
the mountains.
The herald., 1895-06-06
Educational Mass rlectinp

Friends of progressive education are
invited t. attend mass meeting at H.
linois hall on Friday evening. June 7th,
for the purpose of considering individu-
alism in the public schools. Rev. J. W.
Campbell and Rev. J. s. Thon son will
open the discussion with fifteen minute
addresses. AFTER which other speakers will
be heard.
The herald., 1895-06-06
RIVERSIDE
Electric Lighting Bonds Carried by Big
Majority

RIVERSIDE, June 5.-The election
for bonds to supply the city with a first
class lighting system was held today and
1858 votes were cast, about so per cent
OF the total vote of the city. The vote
stood 800 for bonds and l53 against, which
is great victory for those who favor
public improvements and progress.
There is great rejoicing among the ma
jority. Another election TO vote 500. 600
for bonds for l. street improvement will
be held tomorrow.
The herald., 1895-06-06
Overland Route via the Northern Pacific
Railroad

After a winter spent in Southern California
nothing is more desirable for the tourist than
to return east via the shasta route and North
ern Pacific railroad. The Yellowstone Park
and Dining Car line. All trains vestibuled.
Tourist cars elegantly upholstered. Scenery
unsurpassed weather cool and delightful.
Send q cents in stamps for illustrated book
sketches in Wonderland. For information
communicate with John Clark, 2x3 s. Spring
stt, Los Angeles, or T. X. Stateler, Genl Agt.
63S Marksts:reet, San Francisco.
The herald., 1895-06-06
OF Interest to Sportsmen

Max Harris. Emil. Harris and Joseph
Singer have formed partner ship for tn e
purpose of carrying on first-class sport
ing business. They will conduct the
business at Mr.. Singers store on First
street, and besides everything in guns
fishing tackle and the like, will enter
the bicycle field in an energetic manner.
The new firm will be known as the
Southern California Arms company.
The herald., 1895-06-06
SUDDEN DEATH
An Old nan Falls Down and Expires I'M
mediateIy

An Oiu nan FallS DOWN ano Expires In1-
mediateIy
William W. Brown, resident on Jack
son street few doors below Alameda,
dropped dead yesterday Afternoon while
sitting on a barrel in the store at the
corner of those streets. He was appar-
taking away. He leaves a wife and four
grown sons. He was about 65 yeas of
age. and an old resident and very well
known. Coroner Campbell will hold an
inquest this morning.
The herald., 1895-06-06
REDLANDS
w. H. Bryan Among Those Saved in the
Colima Disaster

REDLANDS, June 5.-There is joy IN
Redands tonight over special dispatch
to the effect that W. II. Bryan is among
the saved from the Coima. Bryan is a
young printer who left with W. II. A lder
forsNew York on the Colima. His par
ents were overwhelmed by the news and
tears of Joy were shed by scores of .nen as
tn ey read the bulletin.
The herald., 1895-06-06
A S4OO Fire Loss

An alarm of fire yesterday morning
turned the department out to the un-
occupied cottage at 12i North Alameda
street, which was in a blaze. The loss is
about 500, fully insured. The cause OF
the confagration is unknown
The herald., 1895-06-06
Wallpaper hung 1oc roll s2s s. Spring.

SUFFERERS FROM COUGHS, SORE THROAT, etc.,
should be constantly supplied with Browns
Bronchial Troches."
The herald., 1895-06-06

Wedding announcements. engraved or
pies free. H. NJ. Lee & Bro, 14O n. Spring,
The herald., 1895-06-06

Try gal. Maltese Club whisky, So. So
upexcelled for purity and flavor r. Vache
4 Co., or. CONNECT 6 Aamcda. Tel 30o
The herald., 1895-06-06

Or. Prices Cream Baking Powder
Awarded Gold Medal AIidwinter Fair. San Francisco.
The herald., 1895-06-06
HORSES, MARES, MULES

J.J ARNOTT. Superintendent
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1895-11-06
IMMIGRANTS AT THE LUNCH COUNTER.

Island the scene on busy day is be-
wildering and distraoting. The Off
cials do their best to keep the mixed
mass Of humanity in something like
order. but with so many nationalities,
with excited men and women rushing
around looking for their baggage and
for each other, children crying and
relatives and friends all chorusing q
welcome together in various Ian.
gusges, it is no wonder that the scene
looks like q pocket edition of pande-
monium.
As fast as possible the immigrants
are hustled into the ferry boats and
transported to the Battery, and grad.
ually the island is deserted by all save
the tired officials and the detained i'm.
migrants.
A sorry-looking crowd Is this last.
From the detention pen they watch
the fortunate ones who pass the bar.
rier with snvious eyes, looking eager.
y u every stranger Who spproachea
than 10 ~ u thsts = not some hops
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1895-11-06
A Good Turk.

1t is said the Sultan of Turkey is
impressed with the idea that to him
have been confded by Allah the keys
of Europe, and his nervous tempera-
ment leads him to feel most acutely
the responsibility of the charge. No
man works harder than he. He rises
with the dawn, takes but few hours
sleep. sometimes, with pen in hand,
writing the whole night He studies
every question, knows all about every
thing. reads everything which CEN
Germs his business, and ever since the
affairs of the Turkish Provinces have
occupied the foreground he signs
every document presented to him,
from the appointment of a Governor
to the nomination of the lowest Office
OF the police. New Orleans Picayune.