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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1897-12-02
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IAMBURGO, lIABANA.
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Billetes de la LOterla eX=
traordina1ia de Madrid.
Venden: SIERRA Y PALAU.

Agencia Hendez. 1Hf2S1AeSoN FoKTAcloS. RcE1s: pn
sentante de las principales fabricas
norte americanss. Agente de la harina de
trigo marca sPorvenir,. Tocino en- penquitas
marca sRverside,. Jamones superiores marca
Aguila. Idem Pic Mic, marca Sci. Manteca
Chicharr6n; La Victoria. Idem corriente idem
La Nencedora. Cerveza iiem E-trella, idem
ID. Agui'a maquiuas dc coser iiem Union
Para informes, uirijirse don Arturo Men
dez, Cristo -, capital. 3o-l2
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. AsEGuRos CONTRA INCENDIOs

Y MARITIMOS en- las respctables compahfas:
cha Northern, deLonlrcs.
<La North British and Mercantile, de
Londres.
Ella Marina, de Londres.
ola Trasatlantica, de lIamburgo
<La Trasatlhntica,s dc Berlin
Pagos con prontitud, Premios
muy mddlccs. El Agente:
LudWi0 Duplace.
Tetuan II. San Juan Puerto Rico. P
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IA bMERIGh Con este nombre Sc asaba
LII hhiLi''oh de instaar un nuevo estableci-
mento de Fonda en- Ia cale de San Francisco
niimero 81, esduina al calej6n de la Capila.
Sc ccme la carta Sc sirven comdas doml-
clio. A los que abonen Sc les hara una
boni6caci6n ofrecitnioles al mismo tempo un
esmeraio trato, comida bien condimentada y
mucho aseo Con que sef1ores: d conner blen
Y barato, pues su ineno esta dispuesto dejar
compl scido to los lbs que gusten visitar su
estab eaimiento Nota.-Los sabados y do.
miugos tendremos las renombrados hallacas de
pollos, pasteles de hojas. l5-4
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Ia nafoIano Gran restaurant en- ell sito mas
u uu'u'a''e' centrico de la Capital. Servicio
esmerado Cocina selecta. Comdas & la car
ia des1e las Q de la mailana hasta las - de la
noche; pasteles, hallacas leoh6n asado los 3d..
bados domingos. Sc admiten bateas do
micio abonos mcnsuales, 4 precios econo.
micos San Francisco So. 15-l3
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Cuerpo de Comunicaciones
de puerto ~ ElCO
ADMINISTRATORS GENERAL
NEGOCIADO SEGUNDO.

Rcacidn de las cantidadcS pagadas per las
empresas pcriodfsticas dc csta lsla por concep1o
de franqueo en- cl mes de Octuhre de 1897:
l. Gnr1I..11 LII. N4,IA laa p EL.rn--
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Los heres de Cauy po1 sf Ia: s'ess e1s;s, 2s'se se
este comitt case de don Juan Sifonte, !. inser =
birse en- el regstro de- partido, para saber,
como corresponds, cuales son los correliglona
rios que tiguran en- ell referido Registro; enten-
diGndosc, que no sera considerable dentro del
partido el que no llene dicho requisite. -Camuy,
Noviembre 90 de 1851 Ell vice -presdente,
E,vct,h0s0 EirDt ca
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Sundn. 1-i =
Puerto Rico, Noviembre 2G de 1897.
Ell Administrator general.-J Oetorio
10 de Herrera.
de la eGaceta ofciaD.
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81 q EIpUancia" : sombrererfa, Camserfa
Ia L'9sdho'o Tren de lavado calle
del Rosario, ndmero 8. : Uumacao Puerto
Rico DE Enaio q. Garcia. P.
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ca vordnn dos pianos, uno casi nueyo y otro
o0 I0huIii dc medic uso. Informara ell pro-
fesor don Ramon Sarriera. l5-ll
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Sc Venden dos guaguas


vas, fabrcadas en- la lIabana, con sus arreses
correspondence, Sc alquilan arriendan por
no poderlas atender su duefio. Para informes
dirigirse don jaime Gelabert, pintor, calle
del Arsenal ndmero Is, Marns. Cd
-. Sc han acereado & esta Redacci6n
varios vecinos de Ia calle de San Andres, Puer
ia de terra, suplicandonos llamemos la aten-
cion del seilor alcade sobre ell NAL estado en-
que Sc encuentra aquella calle. Elos Green que
con ocho diez carretsdas de zahorras queda-
RIA la calle, 81 no al pelo, mejor de 10 que
esta hoy. Al sefor Ahumada toca responder
a esta sdpliea.
- Ell vapor "Marfa Herrera cargo en-
Ponce con trasbordo para la Peninsula en- esta
capital SIS sacos con -, ,ail kilos caft.-El
vapor ''CataIina' cargo para la lIabana, sa-
cos 653 kilos del mismo grsno 524 pacas
con . $50 kios tabaco en- rama. Ell "Arkaiian
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1897-12-02

NOTA BENE.-La prdxima reunion sera
el domingo 5, en- eBarrio nuevo,, casa de ID.
Andres Rivera, liberal autonomista de los
buenos
The times., 1897-11-22
IN THE TENTS OF REcHAB
The Session of Cammack Tent al
Unusually Interesting One.

Cammack Tent, No. So, Independent
Order OF Recha bites, held their usual weekly
session. in Washington Hall, Third street
and Pennsylvania avenue southeast, Satur-
day evening Chief Ruler c. L. Baird pre-
sided. Messrs. Frank j Litz and william
X. Tutty were admitted to membership.
Mr.. AFRO Gofr was reported still on sick
list Mr.. James t. Godfrey was reported
sick.
MeI6bers Were appointed a committee to
arrange for an entertainment between no W
and ChristInas $, as follows: Messrs. William
Howard, j r. Mahoney and c. Il. Baird.
The committee on Thanksgiving Tent re-
ported everything i'll readiness TO entertain
the members Oh Thursday night.
The good OF the order" was entered into
at lat hour, with the chairman ia charge.
Among those who participated were c. E
Baden, of Ana costa tent; W. HI. TuCtY, ],
r. MahoB ley, j. + Policy, C. e. Raird, w.
j. Bovd, aid others. An enjoyable feature
of the program was the vocal and instru
mental music by DR.. j T Hensley organist
OF the tent. Vocal numbers were followed
by instrumental music, and thus the time
was quickly and pleasantly spent.
The times., 1897-11-22

The running meet at Benning over, the
followers OF the bangtals VIII migrate 70
Baltimore, snd VIII mold high carnival at
the one-time famous PnnIico. The racing
begins today and lasts until December /,
inclusive. The admission fee VIII be only
90 cents, and residents Ia this city can
make the trip to Oystertown with only a
trlne more expense than IL cost them to
20 TO the beautiful Benning track
Nearly ali the horses have been shipped
10 puuiIco Extra trains yesterday TOOK
me stables OF the various owners 10 bdi-
tmore, ana this nOrnlng tie hags WIZ
gallop upon new ileld'
ID Is not SHOWN thaI the 8eIIning meet
ing was a great success from financial
STANDPOINT. even though the attenuance upon
several davs was very large. The racing
was none of the best, anu several lhlngs
occurred winch were questionable IN any
light.
IuIs unlikely that anything that saVors ol
crookedneSs VIII be allowed at flmilco,
since the outlaws have been MA King some
efforts to conduct the races IN a lar
manner. II is hoped that the officials
al inc Baltimore meeting VIII be alert,
and stop tricks that are 50 wont TO pe
turned on the public. The track has been
uur in excellent shape and the fms hing
touches only are to be made.
Tn. pro.ram for the Iirst week sched-
ules five races daily, beginning at II
the afternoon Steeplechases VIII be
added Tuesday and saturday. The firsl
steeplecnase viii be for the National
steeplecmase and Hunt Association Cup
TO be ridden by members OF any recognized
hunt club, mounted on halr-bred horses
Tne second event Of this sort VIII be open
for three year-olds and upward.
lie events and nominations Tor today re
as follows
First race-Hotel Stafford Stakes-Fo
tyo-y ear-oids, n.aidens. five furlongs
ParksIope. Princess India, Eileen D., l09
Yaphank, Jack Donohue, Lonsacre, Fla
NEXT. Taunton, Gaspard, Harper, Com
mercial Traveller, H.
second race-An ages; six furlongs, ]
A Gray, lib: sly Fox, II =; Gala Day, War
renton los: Aurum, Plantain, 1O5; Ladl
Disdain, WOodrauger, 1o2; Gypceiyer, 9S
Third Selling; one mile. Marshall
ia: Waterman, Beau Ideai, III; Stra-
Step, 1U6; Debnde, Mchawk Prince, L. B
The times., 1897-11-22
OF THE PRINTERS.
Columbia Typographical Unions Ac-
lion Relative To Box cnftS

Columbia Typographical Unions Ac-
Iion Relative to BoycOtts.
Columbia Typographical Union, No. 1o1.
held It's regular meeting yesterday al Typo
graphical Temple, President Robinson in
the chair. There was large attendance,
and the greater part OF the time was con
sumed in the consideration OF several pro-
posed amendments to the election laws
OF the union.
Tie amendments were in the interest of
economy and for facilitating all things
in connection with the annual election
OF the officers OF the union and delegates
to the convention of the internationa!
union.
1t also proposed TO place grea ter restric-
tions on the members, requiring that they
shall have clear cards a. least one day
before the election. The amendme Hls,l
provide that where there are more than
two candidates for any officer, simple
plurality vote shall elect.
The report as referred to the committee
Oh laws, which will meeton Saturday next
at the Temple at o'clock, IT, formulate a
final report.
In reference to the laying OF boycottS.
the following amendment was adopted.
No boycott shall be levied or indorsed,
except after report by the grievance
committee, and then by a thirds vote.
And the violation OF any boycott levied
or indorSed by this union shall be pun
ished by fine of not less than 81; pro-
vided, the union may, by two thirds
vote, Increase this penalty, or provide for
punishment by expulsion
j. NJ. Kre:ter was elected delegate to
the Central LaborlUnion over Shelby Smith
and j. l.. King.
Senate bill No. SO and House bill No.
| 80, which propose to make unlawful the
business Of raiiroad ticket brokerage were
| severely criticised as an invasion of the
rights 0f the travelling public, who pay
| money for transportation. The uniona SKIS
the cooperation of all abor organizations
| and tie general public to aid them In oi-
posing the passage Of these bills.
The times., 1897-11-22
City Brevities.

The congregation of the Peoples Church
is arranging for an apron safe"
Major Boynton. mayor Of Port Huron,
Mich, and founder of the Order of Mac.
cahees: is expected to reach Washington
within few days.
Mr.. Joseph Gunnell representative of the
Florida East Coast Land Company, who
has been spending his vacation in Wash
ington, Will return to his duties In Dade
County, Fla, this week.
A literary and musical entertainment
will be given at the Fifteenth Street
Presbyterian Church ON Wednesday even
ing for the benefit of the church fund
and another on Friday. December 3, for
the benefit of the Sunday school.
AT Gen. Hovey's funeral. the service
at the house was conducted by Rev. W
IL. Black, chaplain of the Department of
the Potomac. 6. A. R., and the services
at Arlington by the Commander, senior vice
commander, junior vicecomma nder, surgeon
and chaplain of Kit Carson Post, No. =,
6. A Z.
Often sold by Others for genuine Rhine
wine, Chr. Xander's 1891 California Burger
| White Wine, So doz., 25c. qt, 909 Tth st. 1t
The times., 1897-11-22

Australian Jimmy Ryan and Nick Burley
viii have a twenty-round 90 at the spa
Athletic Clubhouse this evening. The men
Will weigh in this afternoon, al 5S pounds.
Ryan has telegra phed the mana cement of
the Spa Club that he Will arrive In wash
iueton some time this morning, and says
he is in fit trim to do battle with the
shifty Californian. Burley is a slight
favorite, but he realizes that he has
better man than Ra edy was to go againSt
De, however, feels confident Of winning
Just as easily as he did over the erstwhiie
local champion Burley stands high among
the fistic followers, and no doubt large
CROWD viii be present. Busses viii run
from several points in the District, while
carriages viii ruu from the end OF the
Columbia cars, il the northeast.
The times., 1897-11-22
w. a. &. WERE WINNERS.
Exhibition Game Won in Handy Man
ner From Goynrnment Printers.

In an exhibition game Of basketball
pla yed on Friday evening by the Washington
Athletic Club and Government Printing
office teams, in the gymnasium of the
former, the W A c. won by score Of
10 TO o.
The game was interesting, notwithstand
ing the ona-sidedness Of the score, and the
many good PLAYS made by players of both
sides were literally appla auded ny large
audience The playing Of Mackey'
Thompson. and Hnseman, OF the winners,
was noteworthy, and likewise that OF Fier-
son and Mangan, of the visitors. Four
fouls were the total made, All goals wers
from field plays, and were made by Mac
key, J. and ". Thompson, and Wild.
The teams lined up as follows:
W. A C.-Mackey, r. E.; j Thompson,
The times., 1897-11-22
Southern railways New office.

a circular has been issued bythe South
err Railway to the effect that IL new
ticket office will be opened at No, 7J5
Fifteenth street this evening. A full line
of tickets will be kept. Pullman reserva-
tions can be made in advance and orders
will be taken for the checking Of baggage
from residence and hotels to destinations.
There will also be a bureau of informa
toin and the office Of the general pas
senser agent, Mr.. L. s Brown, viii be
located there. Notwithstanding this com
plete new office the ticket office VIII be
continued at No. 81 Pennsylvania avenue,
as will be also the union station at tie
corner OF Sixth and B street.
The times., 1897-11-22
Wild, C.; Gowns, r. b; Connors,

J. f.; Wild, c.; Gowns, r. b +; Connors'
l. d.; W. Thompson and Huseman, sub.
G P. O.-Gailagher, r f.; Lynca, ] T.,
NorcuIn, c., Daugherty, T. b.; Person,
l. b.; Mdngan, sub.
To help prepare the COrcoTan Cadets
for their game with the Baltimore Y NJ.
C. A, at Baltimore, on Thanksgiving
everiug, the w A c. will play them an
exhibition game on Tuesday night, at the
w A. Z. upon which occasion Mr.. Fer
guson viii coach the teams in playing
unde- the new rules.
The times., 1897-11-22

One Of the preliminary bouts arranged
Tor the opening of the Eureka Athletic
Club at the Academy of Music Concert
Hall, Baltimore, next Monday evening, is
the siz-found 20 between } i'm Janey, known
as the Black Demon, and Tobe Parker, Of
Washington. The fact that the two men
are billed for a bout at l45 pounds is
sure sign that there VIII be warm times.
a number OF otner pTeliminaries are also
being arranged as an Introductory for the
eight-round go between stanton Abbott,
of England, and Jack Cans, of Baltimore.
The times., 1897-11-22

1o3; squan, Her own, 81; summer Sea,
1U3: Mount Washington, "a; Minnie Al
phonz, So.
Fourth race-Two- year-olds; five and
half furIongs High Joe, Judge Warden,
10; Senator McCarTen, 10; Black Dude,
109; Saratoga, los; Sa gacitys II 03; Sir Dick,
Prince Auckland, The Cad. 1905 Tinkler,
Strathmac, Babieca, 94; TabOuret, 81;
Arellac, Pontet Canet, 81
Fifth race owners Handicap-One mile.
Ben Ronald, 100; Maurice, l06; Premier,
Bannock, Debride, VUiley Billan, Loben-
gula, los.
The times., 1897-11-22

classified service, and Collector Brady has
not tranSgressed any law by making re-
moHals.
The Secretary VIII be guided by this de-
clslon, and III it is as reported last night,
there will be general shaking upaH along
the line, and Republican collectors Will
begin the business of choppfng off Demo-
cratic heads.
The times., 1897-11-22
COLLECTOR BRADy,s CASE.
Solicitor of the Treasury May Ren
der His Decision Today.

der His Decision Today.
1t was said last night that the solicitor
of the Treasury will today render his
opinion in the matter OF the legality of
the act of Collector Brady, of Richmond,
in removing certain OF his deputies. This
case was referred to the Attorney General,
but he declined to make any opinion. 1t
is understood that the solicitor holds, after
a careful examina tion of the law, that none
of the provisions OF the statute providing
FOR the appointment of collectors of inter
nal revenue and of customs was repealed
by the enactment OF the civil service re-
form law and that the power of appointing
the deputies provided for In he earlier act
is still extant; in other words, that deputy
collectors are not properly within tn,
The times., 1897-11-22
HOW tn Cnre Rillons Inlic.

''I suffered for weeks with collie aud pains
I'm my stomach caused by biliouSness and
had to take medicine all the while until
used Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera and
Diarrhoea Remedy, which cured me. :
have since recommended it to good many
people" Mrs +. Butler, Fairhayen. Conn.
Persons who are subject to bilious collie can
y ard ofe the attack by taking this rene dy
as soon as the first symptoms appear. Sold
by Henry Evans, wholesale anil retail
druggists. 93S F st Ind Conn ave. ana :
st. NV. and 1923 Md. ave. ne.
The times., 1897-11-22
Challenging the winner

To the Editor of The Times:
[ will match Pat Raedy TO box til,
winner Of the Burley- yam fight Ryan at
catchweight. Purley at 155 at the ring
side, or Lob TO weigh in at 8 p. m. the
day OF the contest. MIKE HALEY.
The times., 1897-11-22

Do you know that you can have
The Morning, Evening and Sunday
Times-the only COMPLETE news
paper published in Washington
served TO you by carrier for fifty
cents month2
The times., 1897-11-22

To prevent colds; Rublni's Pills, the great
preventive against pneumonia, pleurisy,
bronchitis. colds in the head, etc. Wash
ington Homeopathic Pharmacy, 1907
street northwest. No branches Tee-
uhone, 1905. no3-V
The times., 1897-11-22
b. & 0. BULLETIN.
EXCIIRSI0NRATES

Baltimore and return, $1.o0. Sunda
next
Philadelphia and return, $500. Sun.
day next, 1t
The times., 1897-11-22
SUITS

1 EP-TO-THE-MINUTE fall
- suits for men. An army of
them. More than you
could try on in a week-so much
for variety.
Lots of great values = one
greatest value.
Elegant Black Cheviot 4-but-
ton single breasted sack suits
with absolute guarantee for all
wool and fast color. Our price,
SIS. Most tailors get SIS for
'em. Your money is only on de-
posit here-take it back if you're
not entirely satisfied.
Parker, Bridget 6 Co., 3I5 7th St.
The times., 1897-11-22
BANG TAILS ARE At PINLICO
Running Meet Opens at That
Race Course Today.
RENNING STABLES DESERTED

Nick Burley and Australian Jimmy
RYAN VIII Have Tweniy-Nouhd
Rout al the spa Athletic Club To-
night The Californian a Slight
EayOTitS-
The times., 1897-11-22

Your credit is good at Lansburgh's Fur
niture House. 18th and F SITS. oe3-tf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-21

nnished?" he asked. turning to the Plumber with
q deprecating smile.
THAT depends when I get done" replied the
Plumber.
''Of course" said the Rabbit. And when will
that be-
The Plumber made mental calculation OF the
amount OF beer left In the cellar. 1T might be-
three weeks. 1t might be a month he said.
What, to stop "A little hole the size OF six
pcncer' cried Alice.
"Ah, you don't know what plumbing Is. You've
got TO find the hole first. don't you see? may
have TO pull down the rest Of the wall -
What Haven't you found 1t YETI asked Alice
But the White Rabbit clappcd hi3 paw over her
mouth. Don't argue with him. for heavens SAKE!
he exclaimed. Hell have the house down about
Lucky II II don't come Of its accord" re-
marked The Plumber "The foundations are rotten,
the drains are rotten. the walls are rotten. the
bricks are rotten, and for that boiler"--
''What? What?' Gasped the White Rabbit
at may burst at any minute: -.
The White Rabbit gave a little shrek. and almost
"It's a-fzzing now" said the Plumber.
"Oh Lord, oh. I.ord,' cried the Rabbit. ana
selling Alice by the hand he ran Off with her as
FAST as his little legs could carry him. When he
had rot TO what he considered a safe distance. ne
stoned and listened "Oh. dear! he groan"d: ~
IS lust going off ! hear II hubble bubbilnS
Tut Alice thought the sound he heard was 'he
chuckng Of the Plumber . ,, II,
"Do YOU know he whispered; II couiu ON
he sure the Plumber would be blown up. ZOO i
should be almost glad to see my house dlsappear,
believe il would be the cheapest in the long run
Il am sure 1t would" said Alice
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-21
THE PLUMBER IN POSSESSION.
ALICE AND THE WHITE RABBIT EN-
COUNTER A PAST MASTER.

"a NEW CHAPTER OF AN OLD DooK)
From Punch
... The White Rabbit was holding g jam tart
in his but hf r@a cy AG a sa he sched
his paw corvulsively over the lower part Of his
waf9a yOq the e0i Rab hn Isn't tho
word for il. Did you ever live on jam tarts Tor 4
Il can't say did" replied Alice. But If they
make you feel so i'll. why do you so on eating
why" eroaned TIE White Rabbit BECAUSE
can't help it,, If don't eat Jam iars l must
stary THERE'S nonS else to be HaG much he COOK t%ast
an oat so we have to send round to the baker. and
the only Thing he can give US is jam tarts'
"Rut why? Has anything happened" $50
The White Rabbits face turned pale: Ssh! me
frost he said The boiler pipe has burst , and
the Plumber is in possesSion"v aon., under
stand" he said very well then come ana see"
The White Rabbit led the way to the kitchen
againgt the manteipieco. smoking black shag His
arms were crossed on his bosom, ana MS gaze was
PEWTER that stood al his elbow seemed to account
for the soraphic smi that played on his coun-
had taken down half the wall. he had pulled the
CRATE TO pieces. and the fragments lay scattered
There he is,' whispered The white Rabbit
lies stood there for fortnight ana heaven
The poor Rabbit looked so unutterahiy mise1-
able. and the Plumber so a6omnabiy seii-sa'i'leu'
'Wcii:'' she cried. You're a pretty workman!
How much longer are you going to stand thefe
doing nothing| 40,
The Plumbers eyes travelled slowly along the
ceiling and down the wall until they rested on
Alice Doing nothing he said. That's all you
amateurs know. Can't you see I'm busy
BUSY" cried Alice What are you doingF
TIE Plumber blew n cloud Of smoke from his
mouth. Attending To the pipe or course -,
The White Rabbit groaned Whether II was the
lam iaris the pun. Alice did not know =,
II don't see how you can be doing tEat, she SIld.
81 know when the pine freezes
very rudey. Alice thought. You're ony an
ignorant amateur
I'm not
You are. II you weren't ignorant. you would
know that il is not the pipes that freeze. but the
water In them
"Of course ! knew that" Alice began. But the
Rabbit .ntcrposcd. Don't argue with him, please.
he begged ''or he'll pull all the OF the house
to pieces Ana when do you think you will be
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-21
THE CAUSE or HER ANGER.

From The Denver Times.
Men are the most brutal creatures" said the
young wife to her feminine friend
What makes you think soy , .
The way my husband treated me this after"
noon
What did do?' -, g..
"iie came home from the Office, and In the first
pace he kissed me. and
"He ought TO be asha'- 49, =.
ooh IL ISM that OF course. but pretty soon he
mentioned casually that he saw Mrs. Dawkins
this afternoon and that she had on beautiful new
dress And then he-what do you suppose he didE'
II can't guess What Is IT."
Went to talking about something else.
THE brute, ~,
80 would l." , -.
But she asked him the very next morning AZ
brcakfast and when ne said ne believed IL was
some sort OF a green blue. or possibly brown,
with yellow or gray trimmngs-he was not certain
winch and a sash she said A woman might as well
talk with n Fiji Islander with her husband. Tor
all the instructive information she wouid op''ih
from him. . ,,
And her husband was surprised TO notice that she
seemed almost angry about something or other