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El independiente. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1894-19??, 1895-05-18

tos han carecido por tan largo pcri6-
do. Cuiden, pues, nuesuos conciuda-
danos dc atender a sus reelamos, ellos
mismos o por medic de los abogados
que eljan, con Ia certidumbre de que
algun dia rccibiran el premio de su di
lgencia y afanes, cuando el oongreso
Sc recuerde de la deuda sagrada que
ha contrado con sus decretamentos
de pagar a aquellos que suttieron pen.
didas por las depredaciones de los in
dios. Iodos los que presenter recla-
mos legales y bien comprobados ten
dram la seguidad de recibir su pleno
valor, y solamente aquellos que proto-
colen reclamos frauduentos 8 ilegales
no alcanzaran ninguna compensation,
FL gobierno y el congreso dc Ia Union
dnicamente desean hacer justicia y re.
parar los dahos de aquellos ciudadanos
que sulrieron por carecer de su plotec-
cion actiya y electiya, y en- este Sc de-
muestra la generosidad Y largueza que
caracterizan todos sus actos para con
los habitantes de Ia naci6n. Cumple
con su deber por 81 mismo impuesto,
dando 4 nuestros conciudadanos Ia
oportunidad dc presentar reclamos de
la naturaleza va dicha, y nombrando
ofciales para que atiendan a su exi-
men y escrutinio, obligindose al mismo
tempo a pagar aquellos que sean lega-
les hdedlgnos, y nuesuos ciudadanos
deben tambien cumplir con el suyo,
atendiendo al llamamiento del gobier.
no y no permitiendo que por abando-
no 8 negligencia Sc pierda tan buena
coyuntura de resarcir sus ptrdidas
Hagan de cuenta que van d recobrar
una cosa que contaban como irrepara-
blemente perdlda, y cuyo pago solo
puede considerarse como una donaci6n
gratuita que les hace su goberno.
El independiente. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1894-19??, 1895-05-18
La PLATA.

Todos los politicos dc experienced
en- los Estados Unidos vaticinan que
Ia question monetaria Serd dc Ia mayor
trascendencia en- Ia election presiden-
cial de 800, y tendri Influenza nota-
bic sobre el resultado hnal. Una Sec
ci6n poderosa del partido democritico,
que cuenta entire sus adliados scnado-
res, representatives y magna,es del par
lido, sc ha pronunciado rotundameate
en- favor de Ia librc acuhaci6n Y su
igualamiento con el oro d razon de /
por 10. Otra Seccion no mcnos pode-
rosa { inauyente, cncabezada por el
presdente Cleveland y que abraza en-
tire sus miembros toda Ia burocracia
Official, esti no mcnos dcclarada en- IA
yor del bimctalismo, donde Ia moncda
dc plata yaIga su Justa proportion con
Ia de ORC, y sea tambien proporcioua-
da Ia acuhaci6n dc Ia plata, dc mauera
que por su eXceso no pierda Su yalor
como monedl intrinsica. Esta diyi
sion del partido dcmocrdtico SC va ha'
cicndo cada dia mas pa,entc y segur
sc mucstran los dnimos dc una y otra
laoci6n, Ia guerra cntre ambas sc il.
agriando cada dia mas hasta lleyar !,
question ante Ia prjNima convention
nacional dcmocritica. AN Sc cmpren
deri una lucha titinica en- pro- y e.
contra dc Ia plata en- IA cual cl tdunl,
dc una Il otra faccijn scri igualmcnt
desasroso para cl parldo dcmocritico
pucs 81 es nomhrado un candidate pla
tsta los opositores de Ia librc acula
ci6n dc Ia plata probablsmentc Sc des
El independiente. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1894-19??, 1895-05-18
PARA VENDER.

Genrr0s dohlc auch0 In Ultima moia cslllJ
vnlcu % CCutafos a 2, ecu nyus
s0bfp Camns hlnpCns, tnmnhu frVllHr 81 ven.
deusen dohde q iem pnr %. uuc to pre- 10 .,
eeNtdaps
4 Todo 10 ane itnemos rn uuesirl c.iab'ctimipn.
to prcclfs ihss barn'us que iauhs so ha dido,
poi dincfo 81 e0ntad0,
El independiente. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1894-19??, 1895-05-18
LOS RECLAM0S
POr Depredaciones de Indios. In
NumerO immense PreSentadO
Y MuchOS que TOdayia no
Reciben Atenci0n.

Durante un largo periodo de amos
Nuevo Mexico y otros territories de Ia
union estaban infestados de gran nd-
nero de indios salyajes cupo unico of
clio y ocupacion SC concretaba en- ase-
sinar a los pobladores, cautivar d las
mujeres y ninos y robar toda clase de
animales como caballos, reces, ovejas,
etc, este sin contar otros muchoS per
juicios que causaban a los infelices ha-
bitantes en- sus casas y labores. Aqui
en- Nuevo Mexico fue donde Sc desat6
con mayor furia esta playa y duro mu-
cho mas que en- ninguna otra parte del
pals, siendo de notar que desde que
los espaholes conquistaron y poblaron
este Territorio, los indios Navajoes y
ApacheS han continuado una guerra
sin cuartel hasta despues del aho de
1870, y fueron innumerables los des-
names que cometeron y la propiedad
que destruyeron 8 arrebataron durante
esa larga serie de amos, Como Sc pue-
de suponer los desdichados habitantes
en- muchos lugares del Territorio y has
ia en- las poblaciones grandes Sc man
tenian en- un estado de alarma perpe-
tua expuestos a cada momento a caer
en- una emboscada y perecer a manos
de los furiosos salvajes, y con la desven-
taja adicional dem poder tener segura
su propiedad ganadera porque una de las
ocupaciones favoritas de estos indios
era llevarse los animales domesticos y
ganados de los pobadores. Por es-
ia causa muchos que poseian inmensos
rebahos de ganado lamar y hatos GUAM
tiosos de ganado vacuno, y Sc conta-
ban con razon como hombres acomo-
dados hasta ricoS muchos de ellos
caian de repente en- la penuria d eau
sa de las depredaciones que los indios
cometian sobre sus haciendas. Los
habitantes organizaban campahas para
ir combatir con los Nayajoes y Apa-
ches y 'es causaban todo el nal que
podian, pero los indios Sc retiraban a
sus guaridas y madrigueras y ALI per.
manecian hasta que los colonos rcgre
saban a sus casas, volyiendo EN- segui-
da los salvajes a desparramarse pol
las cercanias de las comarcas poblada,
y renovando sus depredaciones. Conc
en- aquella 6poca habia pocas arma'
entire Ia gente, algunos pobladores que
tenian que cortar lena . zacate en- 10.
montes, iban desarmados, Y mucho.
de ellos pcIeclan victimas de la furi;
de los feroces salvajes.
Los Navajoes fueron los indios Gu
yos desalueros tuyieron mayor alcance
asi en- q ndmero de asesinatos CONF
de robos, y de esa epoca datan los in
mcnsos rebahos de toda clasc que eI
el dia poseen, pues originalmente 10
arebataron a sus ligitimos duehos. Il
campaha de 1865 emprendida por la
ropas del gobierno los subyug6 com
pletamente, ADMINISTRATORS tan buC
ma lecci6n, que desde entonces no S
han vuelto atrever a practicar su
malas maAas y en- el dia son los indio
mas pacidcos { industhosos que mora
en- los Estados Unidos. pero los m;
El independiente. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1894-19??, 1895-05-18

rafasules-Sufe cntes en- nuest a casn para eu.
brir 81 sol la lurh al rccin que ustcdcs dcsecn.
NJ meiYr surtido que lamas habiamos touido.
El independiente. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1894-19??, 1895-05-18
Se NeceSitan SituaciOnes.

iuIh Vs. NufuhfNnH @Ntsillnf iNffifuifH y n
t 3 ti.g0, g. % hasta 900.
Ne nccesltan muohachos que ycngan a csc0lor
rnniHlones de Sj ceniayOs hnsta t3l1
rc uccesita cue tOdOs te gan uuostr0 conner
cioy ytau 81 mas granie euftd0 de mefcaucias
cn la cludad
El independiente. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1894-19??, 1895-05-18

seueccsita que ms me.
ser : sepnu qiia nuesirO
furtiflu d. Cufhiliefia
DC mesa y fc bolsa eBtl
mas completely yte yeLd
fnftafl0s
El independiente. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1894-19??, 1895-05-18

les que causaron en- Nuevo Mexico to-
davia siguen surtiendo eiectos funestos
sobre Ia prosperidad de muchos habi-
tantes de este Territorio y sus descen-
dientes, y muchas son las familias que
estan actualmente en- Ia pobreza a eau
sa de la ruina cue produjeron las de.
predaciones de cstos indios.
FL Congreso de los Estados Unidos
reconociendo la recesidad de reparar,
siquiera en- parte, los males que habian
Icausado los indios d los habltantes de
la repdblica, pas6 una ley ordenando
que fuesen examinadas las ptrdidas
sulridas por los diversos ciudadanos,
segun iueran presentando sus recla-
mos, y al ser halladoS correctos fide-
dignos por el tribunal de reclamos y
por el secretario del Interior el gobier-
no pagaria a cada uno 10 que le cores
pondiese tan pronto como sc hiciesen
las necesarias apropiaciones, Desde
que lue pasada la referida ley es snume-
roslsimo el ndmero de reclamos pre-
sentados por ciudadanos que sufrleron
perdidas d causa de las depredaciones
de los indlos y muchos mas son los
que no estan todavia protocolados y
eXaminados, pero desgraciadamente las
dilaciones de Ia corte dc reclamos
Y del secretario del interior han sido
muy prolongados, y ell congreso ha des-
cuidado en- apropiar el dinero requeri-
do para pagar los reclamos apropiados
va De aqui resulta que nuestros ciu-
dadanos siguen careciendo dc los me-
dios que esperaban adquirir mediante
IA benevolencia liberalidad del 90.
bierno, y son nuy pocos los que han
conscguldo siquiera una parte de los
pe1uicios que reclamaban. Las mu-
chas responsibilities en- materia de
gastos que el gobierno Sc ha echado
encima, tales como la del pago de pen
stones i soldados de la guerra civil,
que alcanza cada aho la cifra dc lac
millones, han obligado al congreso 4
economizar en- otros ramos, y por esta
razon NADIA Sc ha hecho en- favor de
los reclamantes por depredaciones Dc
indios. Por esta causa los egresos han
excedido d los ingresos en- la tesoreria
nacional, y no ha habido ningun 50.
brante durante los dltimos tres ano,
que pudiera haber sido Gestlnado POI
el congreso al pago de los reclamos d,
depredaciones. Mas este no es cl mo
two para desesperar, nj hay razon par,
Greer que los tales reclamos no serar
pagados algun dia, pues el gobiern,
tarda pero no olyida, y el aueglo d
estos reclamos es seguro, mayorment
cuando una ley VICENTE los autoriza
Los ieClamanleS dcDen tener paClencl
Iy confar que algun dia les yendr
su dinero y los que no han hccho re
clamo todavia deben hacerlo cuant
anteS, para no perder su derecho pc
limitaciGn. teniendo siempre cuidad
dc que sean reclamos legilimos y d
que las pruebas presentadas sean sus
tanciales y veridicas, De esta mancr
muchos dc nuestros eonciudadanos ol
tendrin con el tempo cl pago de un
parte d 10 mGnos de los pc1uicios qu
p recibieron dc manos de los indios,
csta scri una ayuda muy proyecho,
5 para muchos que han estado casi en-
S indigencia gran ndmero de amos pc
, ialta de propiedad que les fue arreb.
l. tada por los indios y de cuyos usufru
El independiente. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1894-19??, 1895-05-18
Sc Neeesitan MeseFOs.

QupEcpnn tnd0s Joe me
scfos que icncm0s un
surt DO complete De man
tplcs q t0dospf 81
El independiente. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1894-19??, 1895-05-18

G a preeios muy 'ati,
El independiente. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1894-19??, 1895-05-18

Trnemos nn complete turiiia 10 hcnamiena
para ia.dinei0sd dilercntcs preci.s
El independiente. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1894-19??, 1895-05-18
~ NFCFsITA DIVTI.0

90 uectsiian billetes De 500 so ieeesita que
seIan que p0f dinrfo q Ia manO nos puedrn com.
pfat cireios mas bafai0s que cn ningnn Otf0
come rci0.
El independiente. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1894-19??, 1895-05-18

-Gran snttido de- Frligrana de Orgy
Plata d preclos mas baratos que MIN
gun joyero en- el Territorio. Sc da
atencion especial d la compostura de
relojes y prendas, garantizando el ira
bajo.
En- el local que ocupaba el senior
'Abeytia, lado sur dc la plaza.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1895-01-03
A Dangerous Experiment.

An explosion occurred IN a drug store in
Phiiadelphia recently. resulting in an in
Jury which came near To the destruction g. (
The eyesight Of the person injured. The
American Journal Of Pharmacy says: 4
druggist was experimenting on The action
of ammonia water with oxide of silver, and
nad left the mixture in porcelain capsule
covered with water and glass stirring rod
in the capsule
A salesman coming into the store
thougutlessiy took up the rod and Witnot
agitation va. replacing il IN the capsu e
when a violent explosion occurred, shat
tering the capsule, pieces of which struck
him IN the face, causing damage which II
was feared would result III the loss OF one
or Of both eyes. Prompt treatme-t, now
ever, warded off the threatening mischief.
The product obtained by the action al
ammonia on silver oxide, known as "Ber-
tholiet's Illuminating silver" is a danger
GUS article. When dry, 1t exDlodes vio-
lently on the slightest percussion, or even
when touched With a feather The black
cry stalls, having metallic luster, dec"m-
puse violently with detOnarIon when the
liquid containing them is shaken.
The exact composition of the compound
has not yet been ascerIaIned.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1895-01-03
THE CITIZEN
A New Railway Responsibility

4 remarkable instance of the value of
expert scientific testimony in court occur
red recently in St Louis. The case,
which is the first of its kind on record, was
brought about as follows: A boy elrv n
years OF age, VINO was standing beside
abroad track, as train rushed by at high
speed, was hurled to the ground and rolled
lnner the cars by the force OF the current
o. air caused BY the motion OF the train
A suit Tor damages was brought against
the railroad on the ground that the boy
wss not o. the track when the train pass
ed, and therefore. was not responsible Tor
toe accident. The defense claimed that a
moving Train creates no vacuum beneath
tue cars, and consequently no suction sut
dciently powerful To move a body weigh
ing, as IN this case, some sixty three
pounds. Prot Francis e. Nipher, meu-
Der of the Faculty OF Washington Univers-
ity, was then pat upon the stand to ex-
plain the scientific principle involved.
a, Il tated that. although the train did
not create any suction at the sides or be-
heath the train, II nevertheless dragged
a great current of air along with IL. Tne
movement OF this body of air increases
"a the speed of tho train is accelerated.
The air nearest the train, of course, moves
fastest, and the further one stands from
the track tue less one will fnd the air dis
turbed By It. Now il II person be stand
ing near a rapid ly moving train, the side
OF his body nearer ths train is IN cdrrent
of air which is moveiug faster than tAe
air on the other side of him. This mas
tendency to tnrn MIN around. II does
not require a very great pressare of this
kind " throw him down, and the revoiv
ing motion his body has aquired serves
TO roll MIN toward the track when he
strikes the ground. The body Is, there
tore, turned in direction which is certain
TO make it roll tow ard the rails and the
BOY was undoubtedly drawn under the
cars in this way. the expert scientific
testimony carried the day, and the rail
road was obliged to pay the damages, -
600.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1895-01-03
Drunkenness, the Liquor Habit, Pc
lvcly Cured by adm Instering DR..
Haines Golden Specfic:.

IL II manufactured as powder Which
can bo gwen in IA glass of beer. "a cup oi
coffee ar tea. or IN food, without the know
ledge Of the patient II Is absolutely
harmless. aud will affect permanent anc
speedy cure whether the patient Is II mod
crate drinker or np alcoholic wreck. IL ma
been given in thuuKuuds OF cases, and Ia
every instance perfect cure has followed.
IL never fails The system once impregnat
cd with the Specific, IL becomes an utt.
impossibIlity for the liquor appetite TO OK.
iHt. Cures guaranteed. AZ page book ol
particulars iTee. Address, Golden Specific
Co lSj Race ST.. Cncinuatti o
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1895-01-03
Holiday Fallacies.

That Sensible folks like sensible pres
ents."
That pleasant memories fade as soon as
flowers.
That women get their husbands things
they want themselves.
That people despi5e Christmas card be-
II looks cheap.
That a smoking cap is the only thing
you can give bald headed bachelor.
That there are children who really don't
care about Christmas
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1895-01-03

Readef::-

In presenting for your careful consid-
Grafton our advertisement of Whiskies,
Wines and Liquors, we have no desire TO
tresspass upon your individual opinions and
beliefs; but the unanimous verdict of physi-
clans of all schools "that pure whisley is
the best stimulant known to Materia Med
ica impells us in telling you how and where
you can purchase not only pure whiskey,
but where you may obtain the BEST and
PUREST liquors generally, either for medi-
cal or social purposes. As a necessary
stimulant, pure whiskey is an absolute
necessity, especially SO at this season of the
year. Its timely use counteracts the i'll ef-
feet of climatic changes OH the system, and
it is invaluable "to sustain the tagging
powers of life in disease" as stated over
the signature of one of our most eminent
physicians, (see page I5 of our catalogue).
AT this time OF the year too, the good
housewife is bent on serving good cheer"
for the Holidays, and what indeed would the
Christmas Dinner be without its Pudding
favored with rum? its Mince Pie without
Brandy while the hot, smoking Punch and
the steaming Toddy must not be forgotten
for they are all part Of Christmas and the
glad new Year
Then too, friends must not be forgotten,
and there is nothing more acceptable as
Christmas offering than bottle of fine
whiskey or wine
Read over our catalogue,
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1895-01-03
Bickers Great Sample and Grand
Clearance Sale of a Large Stock
of Boots and Shoes.

Having purchased two complete Sample Boots and Shoes
at greatly price leading manufactures together with
big stock high grade footwear which have picked out OF stock
and placed on Bargain Counters sold during the
half their value will place record Of
Shoes known of Butler
EVERY Woman Child who attends this great
great will only be regular customer OF ours IN
future will show the shoes to their neghbo9o well pleas
ed with the bargain they received BCKELS that the neighbor
hs aeO
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1895-01-03
Complete Price tisia Of Wines and liquors raedfroe
SPECULATION.

IN wall Street successfully carried on with the
I'D Of our Daily Market Letter and unmplets
on speculation Mailed frce
our di-efctionprv tperulHtiong have paid
m1nfhlY prOht oi - ust 10 the 600 mtrgiu
discretionary hrrpIuU. "a Speciality DiTec'
Ftre from our .liicGs 10 an Wcstrrn tulOu Tel
nHrHph Onic.ts t the United AfBtca. All. IN-
fOENAI ON FREE Bank rrfcrruceFs
WEIhMAN 4 Co, Stock aud Grain Brokers
tcIvACwu y, NV Ytlk
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1895-01-03

The famous Jones county calf case, in
volyiug the owner ship OF 81 calf, which
has been in the Courts of Iowa since 1878
Is siill in litigation, the latest phase of
the suit having been the decision by the
Supreme Court of that State by wnIcn the
costs OF -, SS6.S4 have been charged To
the defendants. The original parties IN
the dispute have long since passed be-
yund earth's pastures, aud the original
calf has doubtless contributed its skin TO
cover many oi the law buuks array ed III
the controversy. Nevertheless, the ami
mB has furnished susteuance for one gen.
GRAFTON OF attorneys, and metaphoricaliy
speaking, il will probably continue To be
MIXED by another. The Jones county
calf case Is 4 pretty good exemphiication
of the delays of the law-goud enough To
be stuffed as an object lesson.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1895-01-03
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Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1895-01-03
SPECIAL. NOTICE.

That | will sell, until further notice, he
following goods Mt the old prices, regard
less of the advance oi 20c per gallon tax
by rhe gnvernTsnt: "A pure rye. years,
" 90 per gallon; Tippecanoe, years.
~ 25; Old Cabinet, years s2 80 per gal
Ion; bridgeport and Thompsnn's pure rye,
Years. SO so per gallon; Finch Golden
Wedding. Gibsnn's. kobinSon Co. Bnur.
bon, "a 50 per gallon; Hannirville, Dough.
erty. Monticello, II years, So so per gallon.
California wines. DR., and sweet. from 75c
per gallon tn $l.50; l2 distinct brands; my
own importation sherry and Port wine,
from ~ SO to SO 80 per gallon also the
finest Irish and scotch whiRkies at lowest
whulrsale rates. Call or send for special
price lists AT
ANDRTESSEN
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1895-01-03

1873 Federal street.. A Allegheny. Pa.
All orders by mail promptly attented.
No extra charge for packing. Telephone
90.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1895-01-03
Which Will be Mailed Free on
Application,

Carefully, and b. assured that our earnest
oiiort will be TO please you and to give you
the very best liquors, all guaranteed to be
perfectly pure.
Thanking you for past favors, and
trusting to be favored with your iiol iday
order, we are
Yours very respectfully,
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1895-01-03

Dr. Agnew's Cure for the Heart gives
perfect relief in all cases of Organic Or
sympathetic Heat Disease in 80 minutes,
aud speedily effects cure. IL is d peer
'rss remedy fr Palpitation, ShortneSs OF
Breah, Sm"thering Spells, Pain IN Leil
Sue and all ~ mptums ofa Diseased Heart
One dose convinces. Sold by city Phar-
macy.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1895-01-03

The brain of the adult male will aver
age about 80 ounces in weight. that of the
adult female about 4j ounces. the maxi
mum of the healthy brain il about 81
ounces, the minimum about 81.
The new postal cards in France will
be issued in the form Of check books, with
stubs upon which the sender can keep
memoranda. Tue stubs bo stamped at the
post"ilice before the card is detached, 80
that verified record of the correspondence
can be kept.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1895-01-03

Mrs Tom Leather is captain of n
steam boat pi ing between YicksOurg ana
New Orleans, aud ner officers are all wo-
men.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1895-01-03

The loss to the New York banks by
the steaiugs of their own officers during
the past ten years has amounted TO within
a few dollars of 50, 800 600.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1895-01-03

Herman Steiner and Rachel Swank,
two lGyear-old children of Braddock,
went to Cumberland on Dec. 49, and werc
married there No person knew of their
intentions, aAd the parents are very much
Murrlutl,
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1895-01-03

-Ohly six persons out of each l,O00 live
to be IS years old, and only one reaches
the century mark, and becomes a target
for newspaper reporting.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1895-01-03

Mrs. 3lackwood, of IOdiana, is about
To marry her twelfth husband. She has
had such charming versatility in mar
ried life that, when the proper time comes,
she will be quite ready u pat aside the
Vulgar superstition about uniucky numbers
and Try her thirteenth.
The popularity of foot ball has appar-
emily stimulated the pugiiists To put lit
tie more brutality into the prize ring.