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Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1895-01-26

The Scull guardians, County Cork, have,
according to the West Cork Eagle, dlscov-
cred case Of insomnia in that workhouse
which possibly is without parallel. A
man named DecOurcey, who is half wit
ted, has, it is alleged, been $50 days with
out sleep, day or night. He is over 40
years Of age, eats his meals regularly ana
is in excellent health.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1895-01-26

"What do you charge to wash a
shirt" inquired the man at the coun-
ter III the laundry.
"What kind of a shirt" asked the
clerk, with his mind on outing shirts,
dress shirts, negligoes and the various
other possibilities i'll that line.
"a dirty shirt" replied the man,
and the clerk fell in faint.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1895-01-26

Zerah Colburn, the mathematical won
der, could mentally raise any sum less than
three figures TO the sixteenth power.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1895-01-26

Sparrow How nice and warm this telephone
wire is! Swal ow--YpS: there must be a prize
fight a foot ball game somewhere.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1895-01-26
No DEBT.

1t is not merely pain that people dread
in sickness. Many man will bear the
pain untlinchingly who utterly breaks
down in view of the heavy expense in
volved, often increased by his being inca
pacitated for work and thus deprived of his
income.
70 such persons ALLCoCK's Porous PLAs-
TIERS are an unspeakable boon. They are
within the reach of every one. They are
genuine too. NOtwit hstanding the innum-
cradle Counterfeits and limitations it 10 al
ways easy for anybody to make sure of get
ting the real thing at low price.
Any one suffering from weakness of the
chest thr at, stomach, kidneys. liver or
from lame back will find them a cheap and
and sure remedy.
BRANDRETH 5 Pills are good corrective.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1895-01-26

She-l'm sorry married you lie You ought
to be. You cut some nice girl out of mighty
nice husband.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1895-01-26

Use Euameline Stove Polish no dust no smell
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1895-01-26

"Here comes your old enemy, the MajorY' IS
he ioadedg' II think so" jug or shOtgunP
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1895-01-26

Try GERAEA for breakfast
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-05-01

ga t1d's los f;rores de SD insipi la disioa
cion.
PedsI tempo neeesario para preparar Ia
mudnza. ell MARQUES Sc separo de mi des
gres de vigoroso apreton de mauos, dici9a-
dome que lie gastaba mucho y que iba ex
citar sns dos cocineros para que me hicie
sen triunfal recibimieuto
-Voy-rne dijo "a anunciarles un arts
ia, IN poeta; este les acalorar5 la imagina
cion.
A les, ciuco de la tarde vinieron dos cria-
dos de IL Quinta recoger mi iigero equioa-
je para dscirme que me esperaba M ca
rruaie en- 10 alto de las colinas. Ne despe
df de mi zelda, di graeias los molineros
y base sus chiqaiilos. sueios desgreflsdos
como estahaa
Creo que esta corta fsmilia me vi6 mar
char con sentimiehts por mi parte exp
rimente extracrdiaaris uri >tegs.
No Sc an6 extrafl csrifia me upis ! este
vale, pero 10 dej4 c9o Ell cosszoa oprimid ).
como so deia Ia patria.
Hssta msfana, Pablo, porqne DO puedo
u Is.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-05-01
Los s,stIascystos m6dscos cirsya,sos
cor eieycscso en- esta csstdgd,

cor e1eTCIC10 GH SSt2 GJ5eeSekUy
Certifcan: que han comprobado VI en- Ia
pra1tica official, va en Ia particular, durante
La epidernia variolosa re:nante en- esta ciu-
dad, La ofcacia incontsstable del virus
vaeuno procedents del Inst:tuto de Vacu-
naci6n de don Santiago Sei;o instalado en-
Areciho baio SD direccion.-Diriase que di-
cho seTior Seijo despues de an ccncienzudo
detenido estud;o, ha conseguido perfec-
e.ouar el '.ivel de los Institutes Europeos
ie "a ff-dne. 81 eultivc do aauel virus pro-
i.4e1ico is Ia viruela hasta el extreme cd
pcder asegurar y afrmsr los que suscr;ben,
one en esta pobisci6n ha producido tax fe-
ICES resuitsdos ha obtsriio tex lisonjeie 6,
stisfaetorio y brillante 9xito, qoe Sc nan
.onasgu;3o con So aTcpieo Y prapsssacion 81
sxtsrsniaio de la viruela que atssrrorizaoa y
diezuabs eata poblaei6n desde hace c.;az y
ooho nsses. No vacilando por ende ios in
rgaseritos en rubliear-Eo tan solo ror me-
,Sio De Is presents sino que IaEaoi5n por Ia
Drenss psriod;ca del pals ser Eecsssr.o---
cue la linfa v@aupa sxtraida de Ia ssrnera
del preeiea6o Institute es superior 7 p1s1s-
rloie todas las dsnas usadas en- IA isla, in
cIuso Is de Londses, y que estadfstlcasasrue
hs T a g neior nss rasIlsado, hasta 81 sx-
tremo de hsber conssguido la ps.stssiGcs6s
roeissl en- IN aovent2 por ciento. Z para
ore conste valga donde converir pndiers
a don Santiago Seiio aspido la presente el
Poace & II de. Mayo de 1889. a.-Ziv. EaltasGs
la:1usg-Dr Corchado-Ds. ReverGn-Ds-
Pa1Ggs-Dr Carcnas--DY. Vsdal Raes-Lss
Eiseo Font y Gssis.0t DR.. sT.soss Iotssse:s
Or. H. Icsso Go4sdsa-Dr. Cassa.sT0 :. de-
Y1Ik
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-05-01

quo Sc encncntran por primera vez GUSTAV
de eonocerse, pasando de an polo otro, to-
candoio tod0, contrayertiendo con algeria v
Doniendose simp mpatieamente de- acuerdo
El Marques aprovech6 la desaparici0n de
IN plato gigantssco que pos sepsraba, para
asegurarse del esta3o de mis- relaciones con
su espasa, quedando safisfeche De nuestra
eyidente cordialidad, slzando su sonora
voz,
-Caballero me dijo- he hablsdo nsted
de mis- dos cocinerls rivals. he .qaf ell
moneDtO de demostrarme que m + 81 listed
la reputation de alta jnteigencia qur is he
atribuido. delante de estos aficions dos
Por desgracia, voy perder el mas antique y,
sin -disputa. ell mejor de estos maestros,
el ilnstre Juan Roustain Este fu6 amigo
mio, quien 81 llegar de Paris bace dos af1os
me di ijs csta5 beiias profnndaS paia bras
'UG hombre de gasto, s4floT Marqses, no
puede viyIr ya Ell Paris: actuaIDenfe re hl-
ce ALI cierta cscina !. .rcm aatica, one nos
llevara muy lejos-r
En- una ralabra, seffor mio, Ronstain es
a-ien. este hnmbre FARO tiene opinion pro
I IA Puss bien, acaba usted De rrvbar sn-
cesiyamente dos Aplatos cuya bsss esencial
la f,rTna la crens: en- mi opini0l, los dos
plafos son perfsctos; pero la sbTa de Rans-
tain me parece notAblemeIts superior
Yea NOS. cabsllero: tengo curiosidsd por -
Der u pndra listed cou esta sola indicaci6o
asignar cada arboi su fruts, y dar al ce
sar 10 qne es del Cesar -. Veamos.
Disimuladamente d!rigi una ojesda los
dos plstns que me stfiaiaba oil MARQUES y
no Y: cil6 en- caiificar de clasico ell que ri
por un temple del Amor. en- In
imagen do este Dios en- pasta rnIsersms.
- - - - u
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-05-01

veiF.te persnnas de uno Y OTTO scxo forman-
10 gra.,es aci Y ALA Gri,cias i este bene-
fico crep1scnl,, salve la presentation que
deSde Iejos Sc rae aDareci6 con eiarfo aoara-
To solenue i.lgo alarmante. La Marquesa
de Malouet me dirigio ell cumplimisnto de
bienyenida con voz debil pero penetraute
v simpatica, apoyandese casi enseguida en-
mi brazo para pasar al comedor, porqne, 4
10 one parece, hsbfan resuelto no negar min
guna muestra de consideration 4 M corre-
dor qae posefa tan s0rprsndente agilidad
Una vez A la mesa, en- plena luz. no de-
je de notar que uadie habfa olridado mis-
proezas de- Ia vispera que era objeto de Ia
ateuci0 general: perc soporte animcgamen-
te ii fupgo cruzsdo de miradas curiosas &
ir6Dicas, rarapetsdo por una parte tras una
montafs de flores que adornaba el centro. y
sostani.io por otra en- mi posiciol defsnsi Va
por Ia i6gsuiosa benevolencia de mi vecIna
La Masquesa de- Maioaef es ura de esas
raraS sefiores quienes La fnerza de superior
taieato grans urrzs de ALMA han prntAgido
contra "a desespcraeion en- la hora fatal de-
los cuarenta aflos. que han salFzio del
naufragio de II iuyenrld un dsspojo Il 1ico
que constituye IN encanfo soberano: Il de
la gfaeia Psquefia. debil. con ro~tro p Ii
de- macerado por haoituai sufr.miento
iustsfica pIenamenta Ia caiifcaci6a de 81
Iaariie: Es uu sopio'' pero sopso que res
pira inteig-Eeia Y bondad No sc descubre
en- ella ri I'll nef or rasgo de pretensi0u CEN
surabie su edad: tirne exquisite cuidado
fe 81 persona. sia sombra de coqueteifa;
eomrlefD oiyido de In juventud perdida, asi
come ,ieffo pudor de- edad j deseo simpati
Cd, Do de- az -adar, sino de que la toleren;
tsl es eeta Marquesa Que adoro. Ha viajado
'nnch :. lessin InlsAo s.nssze ca,n.er per
f-cIasn1afo Paris. Tfabe Con ella una de
ssas ligeras converssciones en- one dos almas
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-05-01
ROBERTO GRAHAM
ING ENTERO
Ponce. Pneyto-Raco

RepTessI 9ente De los sehores Xaniove
A-lIot s. %, ingenieros ,zaavfaobureros y
ssTso;alis5as an tode clase de snaau. 1af:s.s
,:+ra nacieG:}as Is GAIA : Il fa;oricae 81 De
s7Ticar
va =. ir,Eorn-ee f.k.ia 3. ,2s.a
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-05-01

hubiese agradado teper el honor de recibir-
lie en- mi casa algunos dias antes Tai vez
hubiese cOnservado Roustain mejor di-
cho. K ,ustain me hubiese eonservado 4 mi,
porqne no puedo ocnltar ustedes, sef1ores
cazadores, que no sgradan ustedes gran co.
sa al anciano cocinsro, y.no estoy muy le-
jos de atribuir sn marcha, no obstante los
pretextos con que La disfraza, al disgusto
que le cansa vuestra indiferencia. Crei
alegrarle cuando le die hace pocas semanas
que nuestras reunioues de caza iban 4 pro-
porcionarle un concurso de inteligentes dig
nos de su tslento.
"El seflor Marques me excusara me
contesto Roustain con melanc6lica soDrisa -
81 no participo de- sus ilusiones; en- primer
iugar, ell cazador devora. no come ::
frae Ia mesa estomsgo de naufragy, IRA
sHn ceHtrem, c1no dice Hcracio. engnIIe
sin siegir ni ref xiouar, guiey 7,0resss.
las pro iucciones mas deiicadas del arfista
en- seguudo lugar. ell sioIento eieroicio de In
caza desarrolla desordeuada sed que. per
regla g~nersl, traspasa la moderation del
eonyinsdo
Ahora bieD; oil seffor marques no ignora
10 que opinaban los antiques acerca del
excessive uso del vino durante la eomida
emoOta el gustn-fruyd0nk rfn1 p1l0kun
SIN embargo. Ell sefior marques puede e tar
segnro de Que trabajar6 para sus convjda-
dos con mi habtual cuidado, aunque con In
dolorosa certidumbre de que no me com
prender n
AL terminar estas paiabras. Roust.fn 50
enyoiyIo en- su togs, dirigi6 al cielo In mi
rsda DEL genio desconocido aali6 de mi
gabinete.
in hnhisra CT lido : die al II rar<r
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-05-01
as de septiembre.

La quinta de MsIonrt es mn edificio nsci-
20 bastante vulgar, qsts data de IN can't
aar de afios. Her uasas avenidss un e ian
de gran estilo y IN par4as secular, le dan
sin emb rgo, verdadsra aparisncia seflorial
FL yiejo Marques sa.i6 rscibirme al pie d.
IA escaleras enlazo su brazo con ell mo, y
despues dc hacernns atravasar larga fla de
eorredores, N. introduio en un vasto saba
ia =! one seiahbi ~ comnisfa ob<eusifad
no pudiendo distiaguir sino yagaIaslts las
intermitentes luces de la chimeaea unss
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-05-01

vira usted como un ermita6o, 81 asi 'e pla-
ce. -. Asegaro q usted que comprendo lo
que lie pasa; mis- sturdidos lie causan miedo.
porque es usted hombre grave. conozec
esos caracteres .. Pues bien. tendra usted
con quien hablar . Mi esposa tiene mn-
cho talento- ...y yo, tampoco carezcp de
81. :. Me gusta ell ejercco. qus- es ne
.cesario mi salud Pero no Sc me debe
tomaf p0T Icliors, "a dS uiablo NADIA de ESQ !:
me prometo asombrarle. l.. gustara 4 listed
ell whist, 10 jugaremos juntos; lie gustara
listed tambien tener buena mesa, quiaro de
cir delicada, cual corresponds un h1mbrs
de gusto y de inteligencia. pues bien,
pueSto que GUSTAV usted los b1enos platos,
lie dire que tengo un cocinero excelente, :.
en- la actualidad tengo dos, uno que Sc
ID 9rcha y otro que acaba de Hegsr. ....
Sc verIdca una conjunction que da pr
resutado una competancia cientffca, un
torueo academieo, cuyo premio ma ayudara
listed otorgar =. IVamosi-afiadio rien-
do francamsnte de sn charla -esta conge
nido, iverdadf le secuestro listed.
Feliz mil veces. amigo Pablo, el hombre
que sabe decir ''fno" SjIo Ell es verd ada-
dusfIo de su item 20, de su fortuna
y d. su honor.
Es pecesario saber decir s'no" hasta al
pobre, hasta Ia mJier, hasts al anciann
amable. so pana de eatregtr la avsntura
Ia caridad ia dignidad y IA independsncia
Por no decir vIrilniente IN" lcui1t1s mi
serias cu4ntos cTimsnes desde A ianl
Mientras pensaba en- Ia invit 4ci0n qus me
dirigian, me asaltaban en- tropel estas re-
fexiones. engs proflnda prudeoeia CON
= ST. ST fatsl, por ell
80, cam5iando an retro
nj gnsto, tranquio, l4bo- |
libra ID n Ia inolastia de |
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-05-01
jGron depuratsvo vegetol I

8 sea extracto fuido compuesto de
varias plantas indigenas, usadas CO.
no alterantes y sudorifcas.
Cada cnza faids representa- una
onza &c las plantas que conttene.
| PURAMENTE VEGETAL
FL mas conocido, SECURE y ydpi1c
puriAcador de la sangre!
Ccnserva el CUTS teyso y libre de
s'sosso.ss y gstsnos!
Pneden usarlo hasta los ninos
Depcslto: Fasnsacta Central, de J..
Ferrer.
8 nT ". p. S. Nvbre z de TSo3.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-05-01

Para mas nformes dgrse sus Consgna plaza
BREGARo Co
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-05-01
S AC Al 4 vi 3 =
9U1TA

Eare frepauaao iatsia, de- gran fatua sn .
pals; cufa ra1ic4 rner.ese rs es *geos erpa-
es, dolores "a fta haz.s., ne'as;gi<.s, fets.fass.
5o., sDc.
La formula ds cada bo.slla n5iba Ia ma
nafa dp usarse. 4 spasar .del grars ,consuyn.
ls ssts eYepas ado. 80 rreeie. ssra (fjo ca1nn
eieue Cajs as Fl taedias boteilasI pesos.
Urieos 'depos;sarios do -agi, 20 Snes
;Gasa6.
L. c'aardd'ssC
. '-,".a -" ie - iNc1 2Yra-
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-05-01
Unguento Derm6geno!

Los asombrosos efectos producidos
por Ell, UNGUENTo DERM6GENo. en-
las Hagas Q~esnaa.yas. iuanetes, pit
cads1yas ds nsosQnitos xkfHa afyieana,
sabaSonss, -ekefanfiasis tuns0yss, .dt
esakq~ie, pyocsdsncia, Sssnsatisns0, sSI-
re,as, AS,sdas k caalqassr aynsa,. pa
na6ssos d., 10 -demuestran las infni-s
tas curaciones obtenidas vel constan-s
te uso que de dicho especifco sc
hace.
Deposito: Eav~sacia Csntyai de ]
Ferrer
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-05-01
oorAro FsuA1rr
y
LA CONDESITA
JORJE L. A PABLO B.-PAR RIS

JORJE L. A PABLO B.-PARIS
(Conttnuaci6n.)
Ne llamo ell Marques de MaIouet, caba-
llerO.
Ademas, los honores de la iornada leron
para usted- Querian yerle, usted no qui-
so que le vieran.
El triunfo fue de listed.
lQue nn1s puede exigir9
NAr n menos de sonreir al escuchar
Spretacion tan favorable de mi
IRA
\qstedl-continu6 diciendo el
70, concluiremos por enten-
impedir q usted que
HAS en- mi casa2
~ do que lie invite;
4IxyIJ
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-05-01

Vigas de 4 x 5, 4 x 6 y5 10 alfagfas
de 2 x 3. Estantes de ausubo de az va
ras. Surtido general de maderas de la
FLOR ida, tablas de todas classes demas
sfeetos para construction.
L. P. DORIA & ca
Plava--Ponee Novieuobra % 1a 1894
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-05-01

-Etdoa anEer'.e Sc ofrece para sraduccio-
oes de france itai,auo, a castsllano y
vicevsrsa, ssi como se ded' "A por ahora
dar ciases de iaiena frances ~ 50 GASP -hs-
b7tscidn, csile Salua. c1m. 5.-Pones, Ere
70 3 ia ln95
4 4s{sfs1es ,cs4noSe,,setx-,
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1895-03-04
MEN OF ALL PARTIES.
Join in a Monster Mass Meeting of Civic
Federation at Chicago.

Join in a Monster Mass Meeting of Civic
Federation at Chicago.
CHICAGO, March 4.-Public indigna-
ton over the reckless giving away of
valuable franchises by the city council
found voice in the monster mass meet
ings yesterday afternoon called by the
Civic Federation.
Both meetings were thronged and
hundreds turned away unable to gain
admittance. Men of all political parties
participated and were unanimous in de-
handing reform and denouncing the
scandals of the city council.
Among the speakers we're Lyman J.
Gage, Judge Lorin C. Collins, John W.
Ella, DR.. N. D. Hills, Henry D. Lloyd,
Frank w. Walker and Rev. P S. Hen
son.
A series of resolutions were introduc-
ed and adopted with rush declaring
that for the preservation of municipal
purity, municipal prosperity and muni-
cipal property, subordination to party
must, where necessary, give way to the
higher sentiments of civic patriotism.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1895-03-04
WILL f. HAHN PROMOTED.
a Former Topeka Young Man General
Freight AGENT Rio Grande.

A. Former Topeka Young Man General
Freight Agent Rio Grande.
VIII L. Hahn, former Topeka boy,
has been appointed general freight
agent of the Rio Grande Western r. R.
Co, with office at Salt Lake City, Utah.
MIR. Hahn commenced railroad work on
the ground floor with W. j. Healy in
freight auditors office of the Santa Fe
general offices, in August, 1878. at a
salary of $40 per month, and was
steadily promoted until October 1894, he
occupied the responsible position of as
sistant to Mr.. Healy, at salary of 800
per month. In July, 1885, he left this
service to accept a position with the
Southern California Railway at
I Cotton, Gala, leaving that company to
represent the Southern Pacific company
in that district which he did with SO
much ability and satisfaction that he
was allied to San Francisco. And from
there he was sent as general agent to
Salt Lake City, and in september, 1892
he was sent to Denver. Col, as general
agent of the Southern Pacific railroad,
Morgan Steamship line, Houston and
Texas Central railroad, and the Mexican
International railroad, which position he
resigned on March 1, 1895. to accept the
one he now holds.
Mr.. Halm's wife is also Topeka girl
and daughter of Mr.. George Heron.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1895-03-04
SCORES LADY SOMERSET.
Wm. Everett Hicks Says Her Houses
Are Occupied BY D1sorderly Women.


Are Occupied BY D1sorderly Women.
NEW YORK. March AT Chickering
hall last evening, under the auspices of
the Manhattan single tax club William
Everett Hicks, secretary of the interna-
tlonaI congress at Paris. spoke on LADY
Henry Somerset and Bogus Reform"
He said in part:
Lady Henry Somerset possesses 81. 900
acres of land and her castle is one of the
finest in all England. On her broad
estates are lots of deer, but not cottage,
or howell Not one acre of it is given over
to the raising of child in London. She
owns many houses which are tenanted
by abandoned women. When this became
known, short time ago. she packed her
trunks, came to these shores and
started in to preach the gospel of pur-
ity.
Lady Henry Somerset don't want to
abolish the liquor traffic and never in
tended to. It's too good shield. Why
did Rockefeller and Sage open their
houses to the woman suffragists, if not
as a stalking horse to the aristocracy?"
l respect the Count De Castellane and
his family. They do not pose as re-
formers. In the counts book
he he does not lay claim to any
thing as a result of his
own genius Lady Henry Somerset
never pronounced herself in favor of
abolishing the house of lords, against
which the English people are inveighing
bitterly. But louder than this is the cry
of the English people against landlord
ism. Lady Somerset never gave one acre
of her land to the poor What has she
ever done for the masses? She closed
the saloons on her estate and
then raised the rent to COB
Bile up the money of the
men who did not drink liqour Lady
Henry Somerset says that men are poor
because they are weak. She speaks
about the new woman" We will
never have "new woman" until we have
the new man" Thus we won't have the
"new man" until the land question is
righted. The men have but a small part
OF their rights. Lady Henry knows this,
and so does her co-adjustor, Francis Will
lard.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1895-03-04
CLUBS OF COLONISTS
Being Organized In New England to Go
west-Edward Everett Hale Interested.

Being Organized In New England to Go
West-Edward Everett Hale Interested.
CHICAGO, March 4-This evening, at
the Grand Pacific hotel, there is to be
held peculiar meeting. Men and women
who are to form colony in the west, to
be known as Plymouth colony, will be
present
The scheme is a Boston idea The
next meeting will be held in New York,
the latter part of the present month.
Prominent in the scheme is Edward
Everett Hale. Primarily the object
is to induce people to move west and
thus relieve the over crowded eastern
states. Land owned by eight of the
western states affected by the Carey law
will be sold on long time payment to
farmers who will agree to cultivate it
and aid in establishing permanent colon
les.
A feature of the plan will be the
colonial clubs. While Mr.. Smith is in
Chicago he will eudeavor to interest local
capitalists. The colony will be estab-
lished in the valley of Payette, Idaho.
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CHEAP MALLEABLE IRON.
A Short Process of Manufacture Has Been
Discovered.

SPRINGFIELD, O., March 4.-The dis
covery by George Harley, foundry man,
of a process of making cheaply mallea-
BILE iron, which is by experts pronounced
of excellent quality, has been proven a
success at tests made in this city. Har-
ley has been experimenting for fifteen
years.
Harley claims that his invention will
revolutionize iron making, and this pre-
diction is borne out by the opinion of ex-
perts called in by capitalists interested.
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Appropriation Bills Pass.

The senate this afternoon took up ap-
preparation bills and rushed them
through hurriedly. The state printer
ship appropriation of 100000 for two
years, (already passed by the house,. the
Olathe deaf and dumb asylum bill for
$46 $40. and an appropriation for the
state penitentiary, (also house bilD the
same as last year except few items to
cover deficiency in the fund for pur-
chasing uniforms, were passed 25 to O.
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MISSIONARIES IN PERIL.
They Are Accused of Importing Arms for
InsurrectiOnary Purposes.

InsurrectiOnary Purposes.
LONDON, March A dispatch to the
daily News from Constantinople, says
the situation of the missionaries of the
American board of foreign missions at
Marish is critical. The governor of Al
eppo has accused them of finsurrectionary
designs and has caused the police to
seize and open all letters, boxes of food
and clothing, etc, addressed to them. al
though the boxes were examined on en-
rering the country.
He has also imprisoned the muleteers
who were conveying the boxes. The
governor has repeatedly declared in
public that the missionaries are import
ing arms for use against Mohammedans.
Unless the calumnies shall be disproved,
a catastrophe is possible at any moment
through an outbreak on the part OF the
incensed population.
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OUR EXCURSIONISTS.
Americans on the Grand Mediterranean
Winter Tours.

Winter Tours.
CoNsTANTINoPLE, March 4-The Ham
burg American line steamer Augusta
Victoria, with large party of American
excursionists on board, arrived here on
Saturday.
The sultan sent an aide de camp to
greet the passengers and ordered cigar
cites and sweets to be distributed among
them. His majesty also permitted the
Americans to visit the palace. All the
passengers of the Augusta Victoria are
in good health.
JAFFA. Palestine. March 4.-The Ham
burg-Americau line steamship Fuerst
Bismarck, which left New York on JAM
uary 29 with large party of American
excursionists, arrived here on Satur-
day.