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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1898-03-17
Como dentffrico

York: Ella compalfs de tcl6grafos Western
Union, ha hecho un oonvepio con el gobierno
de Mexico = Ia compaflfa telegrAfoa Mexicaua
para poner en- communication las lfneas de tels
grafos de las dos oompafiias, de modo que for.
men una red continus que abrace todos los
Estados Unidos y Mexico. En- efecto va ee
han hecho las conexiones en- Laredo, Mexico y
sc inauguro Ia reforma enviando un to egrsma
directo dcsde Ia ofcina de la Western Union,
de Nueva York, San Juan Bautista, Mexico,
reoorriedo una distancia de mas de 1, 900 millas'
-. Sc enouentra en- esta capital nuestro
amigo don Manuel Ambrosiaui Casanova, pro-
pietario de una gran fabrioa de licores estableci
da en- Ponce. Permaneoera algunos dias en- esta
ciudad.
~. Nuestro estimado amigo ell sehor don
L. A. Scott, ingeniero-di de Ia Fabrica del
Gas, nos dice que el farol & que hicimcs refe
rencia en- nuestra anterior edioi6n, ha sdo roto
en- variss ooasiones por el CARO- del battalion de
Artillerfa de esta plaza, y cuantas veces hs
presentado Ia cuenta de las repsraoiones hechas,
otras tantas ha sido reohazala por los o6ciales
de dicho bstallon y por 8. E. ell general Segun.
do Cabo. Que por esta raz6n ha determinado
dirigirse al ayuntamiento antes de proceder 4
las repsraciones que exige el menoionado farol,
sintiendo, no obstante, las molestias que Ia falta
de alumbradt en- aquel sitio proportions los
vecinos. Y, por dltimo, que Ia empresa no
puede seguir siendo vfctima de los daiios que
SO cometeu, rompiendo impunemente los faroIes
del alumbrado pablico.
~. Dioen de Madrid que On el consejo de
ministries celebrsdo el dia 90 de Febrero' hti
mo, propuesta del Gobernador general de FL
lipinas, go conoedd el tftulo De n'uy noble q Ia
ciudad de Ilo.Ilo.
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to de nuestro distpguido amigo el Sr. don Ra-
-ael Lopez Landron presentando su candidaturs
para representante la camars iusular, por ell
distritu de Guaysma. Es un documento bien
esorito mejor meditado.
~. De eel Heraldo, de Puerto Rico
reoortamos los sigaientes pArrsfos: "Proce.
diendo con verdadero sentido pratico guber
namental, ell partido de gobierno sc propone
dejar libres las minorfas en- todos los districts
Con respeoto 4 este punto SO tomars el acuerdo
de que ''se considerara fuera del partido auto
nomista todo candidate, del mismo, que Sc
presente en- ell lugar de las miuoriss" 81 ese
aouerdo SO toms, 10 que no dudamos, bien
merece un APPLAUSE ell partido de gobierno.
Problema problema harto diffci resalts para
el partido -autonomista Ia designaci6n
de sus candidates para las faturss Camaras.
Los pueblos acuden con inmoderadas exigencias.
Cualquier politico, oorto de ITALIA reoien llega.
do Sc cree con derecho representa- al pats. Y
en- tanto q. ESQ ocurre, ee oondena 4 lamentable
dad. Calma y patriotismo. A Ia Camara
mas bullan, sino los que mas sepau. No basta
rural. Es precise acaudillar opinion no en- un
puoOAO s1uO Gil VouOo AOS PuoUtOo
asuntos han de ser resuetos por la Camara
insular. Los que aspiren q formar parte de
dicha asamb!es, consulten antes sus oerebros
para cerciorarse de 81 tienen algo en- ellos. Una
asamblea mediocre nos pondria On rfdiculo.'
-. Bastones con empunadura de plata y
de marfl, libros de alta novedad para misa,
estuohes de perfumerfa, porta paiuelos, abani.
COS caprichosos, cepillos para ropa csbezay =
l,a u
Popular, Precios muy concentrates.
~ De Adjuntas recibimos esta tarde Ell
sigulente telegrama: econ el mayor orden =
delirante entusiasmo, ssistiendo mas de l SOD
liberales autonomistas, y autonomistas histori
cos y presidida por el muy ilustrado = entusias'
ia liberal doctor Msldonado, celebrohe aver
asamblea, quedsndo constituido Ell oomite de Ia
union liberal autonomists. El pueblo entusias'
mado, portando in6nidad de banderas y estan'
dartes, acompahado por Ia masics, reoorri6 las
Gales victoreando 4 Espahs, Puerto Rico,
Muhoz Rivera nuestro popular y querido
alcalde don Teodoro Figueros Dimani
Corresponsal,.
Sastreria Francesa. Gale Ill de sn.1p !. p05tas' 54
Traies hechos desde tres pesos.
Casimires baratfsimos Ultima Eovedad.
~. Hace dias que circula el rumor de que
ha fallecido en- Paris el doctor don Ramon
Emeterio Betsnces pero nadie ha podido dar.
nos informes exactos respecto de semejante
noticia.
-. Ell gran surtdo que en- mantillas toha
1las, oascos de sombrero, flores, e in6nidad de
telas que Sc han recibido en- clos Dependien
tes,, esta llamando la atenci6n. -Fortaleza 33,
-. Dice un peri6dioo de Haiti que el va
por sAlfonso XII, que lego con tropa la
Habana, oondujo tsmbi6n millones de csrtu'
ohoa para fusiles Mallser y Remington.
~. Recortsmos de un peri6dico de Nuevs
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ZIG La HERENcIA DEL CoNDENADo

haba pegado del culebr6n que iba todo e
mndo alma nocente de amas que sgradan
Dos.
-iMframe bien!
Embellishments e sac6 paloms blanca del pe,ho
do vueta al salon vovo coocsra sobre la cabeza Ia
nina
Este Morell hace extrsordnarias -dijo Felipe
elberto.
ST.. muy e1traordnaras ....-murmur6 Gberto
ahogada
Felipe quso entoncas hacerle entrar mas adentro.
NO estais bien aquf, apenas ves NADIA.
-Si, os aseguro que 10 veo todo.
Gberto procuraba ocultarse entire los piegues de
tin6n; POGO POGO ba etrocedendo deando pueso
curosos dgsndose puerta salon. pero por
entire las cabezas de contempar al escamoteado
podia separar ojo de e Porque, pear de ae
apesar de enortad cabeos negros 81 ebano
apesar de punaguda baba le haba reeonocdo sque
lilo para gope traaba aunque vano, de
hacerse ST miamo que aqueo vsrdsd que aque
liza reunion nfant alucinacon que fantAstca
rici6n de aquel Morell mas que pesada
murmuraba temblando
Mi padre
Dos gruesas lagrmas deszaron por mejias,
ojo medic ceados veron mas cuerpo de aquel
moeador pero H os de PADRE de aque hombre
habfs sacrcado duants toda vida NADIA mas a
No, desgraciadaments todo aqueo sueno,
hsaba del sehor de Montmoran squela fam
a dc Ia cua por habfa pensado formar psrte
ell scamoteador el presigador, paabra, saim
banqu de esra eevada que de los ttteros de
las ferias, PADRE
Ell celebre Morell Morel, mas que
misms persona.
Comprenda horrible vida que habia debido evar sgus
hombre tan bueno tan cahoso para fama vasndo
measurements por ps extranjeros squvandose empre
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T. S|Vay Compa6ia TaTy4N es5!, AN. 3, tss s'.'
bien por cable sobre todas las plazas de Espaii,
sus islas adyacentes por cantidades mayores }
memories de $25. Gira sobre las plazas princi-
pales de Francia, Alemania, Austria, Belgica,
Holanda, Dinamarca, Bulgaria, Russia, Suecia,
Noruega Suiza, Italia, Portugal, Rumania,
Servia, Turquia, y Grecia. La Argelia, 81
Egipto, >siria, y Tdnez. Sobre New-York.
Santo Domingo, Isla de Cuba. p
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Va R | { D 4 D { s .

A lne vi7c2inne -Acaban 10 llegar al Col
u IVS t'I1a'"uo' mado de Cerecedo. Her.
manos Comraf1fs, los msjores Chorizosde las
pre- vinciss vsscoDgadaS, y las muy recomends
bles Angulas de Ia tAbrica de Eubu.
ivien A los fabricsntes de cssas y maestros
h'''V de obras.-Materialcs baratos. Precios
muy limitados. Ladrillos mampostear, idem
solar, piedra caiza, arena y barro, cal viva J
apagada. a.-Maderas del pals. Alfajfas ausubo,
varios largos; cuartonerfa de ausubo, vigaerfa
de ausubo.-Se contrata : precio m6dico toda
Ia MADEIRA del pats necesaria para fabricar casas.
-Dep6sito general, cale del Comercio ramero
l3, Marina, bajos de la fabrica de cigarrilos
LA COLECTIVA. l5-s
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los aorqnes Aenera a oein as ,sis.:s e :.
do Hermanos Compshfa, Sobreasadas de So
ller, Tordos , Conejos en- manteca, Frutas cria,
talisadas, Frutas en- slmfbar, de RoseIl6; Queso
muy superior dc Mahon, Turr6n surtido y
Membrillo.
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C0MPAaIA De FERROcARRllESs,
DE VIA ESTRECHA
DE MAYAGUEZ.
SERVICIO REGULAR DE TRENES
desde Ell dia 10 dc Mario de 1898.

Tren mxto ndmero i.--4Md,2es, Meves y sdbados.
Salida del Empalme de Ahasco las 6 h. 3O de-
Ia mahana sea Ia llegada del tren de Mayaguss.
Tren mixto nQmero 2.--Mdytes, Jueves y tSdbatlos.
Salda de Alto-Sano las h. 3O' de la tarde para
llegar al Empalme antes de Ia saida del tren para
Mayagiez Is
NorA. A.-Estos trenes mxtos doendran varos pun
los de Ia Inca doido tegan tohlar dear pasajeFos
lncrcanclas. 1G
PRECIOs DE PAsAJEs cLAsE UNICA z
Del Empalme Afiasco yice~versa. .... oentys
Hernandez id. ......40 vsgat
, q Altosano i'd, ......70 ), &
DE Ahasco q Hernandez id. ......35 ,
Altosano Id. ......65 u, 5y
De IIernandeza Altosano id. .....,35
Tren de vIajeros ndmsro 3.-D0mi"gos.
salida del Elnpalne las h. 2o' dc ID tards SOD
4 la llegado del trsn de Mayagasz..
Tren de vlajeus ndmsro 4.-Domingos.'
!Salida de Altosano las h. 15' de Ia tarde para
llegar al Empams antes de la salida del treu para
Mayaguez.
Para estos trenes Sc expediran blletes de ids
yvueta al precio de UN PESO, valederos solo para
el dla que SC r:;'''on
ADyERTENClA ara condolences precios references
vaeros mecancas veanse los cuadernos de tafas
hallan Dc yenta en- todas las ohcinas dc "a eompalia
de eas classes de ebaa de recos cuando
e Empsms "s de- Aaseo lay ssbcao un agen do
De sc al que as
otro p!no de Inca que Dc dsstinen
Mayaguez 3@
ylA-oSrecha,
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1898-03-01
AORANGI.
Record of the =. 4 A. Liner Up
From Sydney.

Record of the =. & A. Liner Up
From Sydney.
The Aorangi which was delayed from
leaving Sydney until the 9Th inst, ar
rived in port late yesterday afternoon
Following is the purser's report: ''The
R. NJ. S. Aorangi, Campbell Hepworth
Lieut.. R. N. R., commander, left Sgd
ney on the afternoon of Sunday on
9th inst at $50 p m A moderate to
fresh S. E. gale was experienced until
noon on the 7th inst when the wind
veered on the westward and then fine
weather prevailed to Wellington
which was reached on 18th inst at II
p. m. Left again the following day
and a continuance of fine weather was
experienced to Suva which was arriv-
ed at on the morning of 18th inst. Left
again at 6 p. m. and cleared the Fiji
group the following day. The equator
was crossed on Sunday, Goth inst at
10 p. m. in long. III E. after which
heavy rains were experienced. Pas
sengers for this port are: Mr.. Web
ster, Mr.. and Mrs. Edmonds, Mr.. Will
liams and Mr.. and Mrs. Waterfeld.
Purser Young will leave the Aorangi
at the other end of the line and his
place will be taken by Mr.. Mason.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1898-03-01

own resources. But there is one class
absolutely helpless, and whose claims
move all hearts-the $4,000 innocent
little orphan boys and girls left by the
massacres.
Our funds have enabled the mission
aries. to gather into Orphan Homes two
thousand of fhe most destitute and
promising OF these children. Twenty
five dollars year provides for each
child, shelter, food, clothing, tender
care, school and training in some use
full trade The half-naked, starved,
despairing little ones have become
neat, plump, bright and responsive.
They need to be kept for from three
to five years. But as the new year
draws near, the missionaries, who have
worked so hard and successfully land
without pay write in alarm at the
prospect of lack of funds to continue
the work To turn these tender child
ren, who have now become like shorn
lambs, out again, in winter. into the
gutter from which American philan-
thropy has rescued them, would equal
the cruelty of the Turks and Kurds
who orphaned them.
I'VE confidently appeal to you for aid
in averting this disaster.
1.-THE money need not all be paid
now, but pledges to support orphans,
in whole or in part, should be sent in
at once, that those in charge may be
relieved from strain, and know how to
plan their work
Reports will be sent to all contri-
butors, and those sending s25 or more
will, if they desire, be informed as to
the name, sex, and history, as far as
possible, of the child thus provided
for.
For further evidence of the magni-
tude and future significance of this
work, and its thoroughness, economy
and spirit of pure philanthropy, we
refer you to the enclosed booklet,
Brands from the Burning
Gratefully yours,
FIRED. D. GREENE, Secretary"
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1898-03-01
WAYS FOR YACHTS
Pet Plan of Owners of
Pleasure Sail Boats.
Miniature Marine Railway To Be
On the Healani Premises-Much
Interest in Scheme.

c. B. Gray, of the Healani Yacht and
Boat Club, and the managing director
of the syndicate owing the single
sticker" called the Combination, is en-
ergetically carrying forward these days
a pet scheme of a number Of yacht
owners. This is nothing more nor less
than to provide at the Healani house
small marine railway for the use of the
sailing pleasure craft. There has been
talk and talk for many, many seasons
on such a project. but it has at last
been taken up in earnest. Mr.. Gray
had the plan in hand but couple of
hours, when he had been assured of
the cooperation of the Healani club, of
all the yacht owners in the club and Of
quite a number outside Support has
been pledged to the extent that war
rants declaration of certainay and sue
cess. Skipper" Johnson, owner of the
big and fast Rescue, has been assisting
with the construction details and in
figuring on and locating material. Wal
ter E. Wall made the soundings and To-
Gated the proposed miniature ways.
President Dole, principal owner of the
Bonnie Dundee, the crack yacht of the
feet, has long been in favor of such an
institution. Cecil Brown, president of
the Healani club is the largest owner
in the yacht Healani. The Waterhouse
flyer, Malalo and Williams Pokii will
use the little railway when it is built
1t is believed that all the owners in the
bay will join in the scheme. 1t may be
arranged so that some of the yachtmen
who do not care to belong to the Hea-
lani club or who have other club Aft
liations can use the ways. The small
marine railway for yachts will be a
wonderfully handy and useful feature
for all the owners. 1t will make better
sailing and more sailing. Yachts can
go up as often as the owners wish, as
painting and cleaning can de done is a
few hours and there will be no more
heard of races lost on account of foul
bottoms
After much worrying and overcom-
ing many obstacles, the Leilanis are at
last in position to announce that they
will build boat house. They have had
the use of the old Kings boat house,
but naturally wish special quarters for
themselves exclusively. The location
secured is but few feet makai of the
1 Healani boat house. 1t is a fine site
and will be occupied soon by a com
Portable place. AS shown last season,
there is much good material in the Lei
lani club. There is a lively interest on
the part of the members and they in
tend to be Gin the swim" this year.
Crews of both the Myrtles and Hea-
lanis are already doing bit of prelim-
mary training.
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Drew a Crowd.

A number of detectives and regular
police, headed by Detective KAPPA,
raided a fantan den on Kekaulike
street, early yesterday afternoon and
succeeded in arresting forty Cinnamon.
a great stampede resulted when the
officers arrived. There were two in
formers inside and as soon as the noise
of the Ratchet breaking in the stoutly
barred door was heard they very soon
admitted the police. In the meantime
they had secured the money bag and
the paraphernalia used in the game.
When the Cinnamon were marched to
the police station there was a crowd
of some eight hundred people in the
streets.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1898-03-01
MAUI PEOPLE FRIGHTENED.
Many See Hail for First Time.
Pump for Paia.

MAUI, February Occurring Sunday
afternoon, the goth, the villagers of Ko-
komo, Makawao, were much excited
over a hail storm which continued for
Is or 20 minutes, covering the ground
with hail stones the size of marble. A
binding flash of lightning followed by
a heavy crash of thunder, was the
startling preliminary to the shower and
caused some of the more unsophisticat-
ed residents to be fearful of touching
the hail stones, seen by them for the
first time Some of the older people.
however, ran out of their houses and
scooping up the hail, transferred it to
their houths by handfuls.
A kamaaina relates that about 80
years ago, hail stones as large as a
hens egg fell at Grove Ranch, Paia,
VIII oh is much nearer the sea level than
Kokomo, whose altitude is about LOO
feet.
1t is reported that Chinese hung
himself at Makena last Saturday.
Wilson's circus arrived in Kahului
per steamer Claudine on Wednesday
and gave an exhibition the same even
ing in the seaport village. On Thurs
day evening, a performance was given
at Spreckelsville, and last night the
combination exhibited at Paia.
A soap factory is soon to be estab-
lished in upper Makawao, on dit.
During the 18th, the barkentine
Sharpshooter, Wirfchuleit master, fly
ing the flag of the Argentine Republic
arrived in Kahului, 10 days from San
Francisco. She brought a large pump
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Will Remain Ashore

Jos. NJ. Little who has acted as CHIEF
engineer for the Wilder S. S. Company
while Chief Johnson was on the Coast
experimenting construction of the new
steamer Maui, will now remain in Ho-
nolulu Indefinitely, instead of return
ing to one of the Island routes as chief
engineer of packet Mr.. Little has
been appointed to a position in the
Water Works Department He will
have charge of much of the outside
work and is man well equipped to be
a valuable and satisfactory assistant
to Superintendent Andrew Brown. Mr..
Little is very popular ashore and his
friends will be pleased to learn that
he is to be in town right along.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1898-03-01

l desire to attest to the merits of
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as one
of the most valuable and efficient pre-
parations on the market. 1t broke an
exceedingly dangerous cough for me
in "a hours, and in gratitude therefor,
Edesire to inform you that l will never
be without it and you should fee
proud of the high esteem in which your
Remedies are held by people in gen.
eral. 1t is the one remedy among ter
thousand. Success to ito. R. DOW
NEY, Editor Democrat, Albion, Ind
For sale by all Druggists and Dealers
Benson, Smith & Co., Ltd, agents fol
the Hawaiian Islands.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1898-03-01
DETROIT
JEWEL
STOVES

WE are celebrating the
successful introduction of
&c JEWEL" Stoves and Ranges
by giving purchasers out Of
Honolulu a special benefit of
a Freight Rebate of 10 per
cent. off the regular price of
all our stoves: In addition
to which you get the usual
s per cent. cash discount.
Our complete stock of I5o
stoves, ranging in price from
SII to S72-with another I5o
now on the way, comprises
the following:
size, 4 styles, with Water Coil.
EMPIRE JEWEL RANGE.
size, styles, with Water Coil;
size, I style, with or without Water
Coil.
CITY JEWEL RANGE.
sizes, 3 styles with or without Water
Coil, and with or without Hot Water
Reservoir.
WELCOME JEWEL STOVE.
sizes, with or without Reservoir.
MODERN JEWEL STOVE.
3 sizes, with or without Reservoir.
MESQUITE JEWEL STOVE.
sizes: No. 7 and No. 8.
". ". DIMOND B co.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1898-03-01
The Wedding Abroad

Miss May Henderson Mott-Smith and
John Ellis Bird were welded in the
presence of a brilliant company in
Trinity church. at Boston, U. S. A.,
February 81. Cards were received here
by the Zealandia mail The bride is a
sister of Mr.. e. A. Mott-Smith, the
business man of this city.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1898-03-01
A Derelict.

Captain Calhoun, of the Archer, re-
ports passing in the direct path of in
ward bound vessels and about It's miles
away flom Koko Head, what appeared
to be the upturned wreck of a large
vessel. Nothing has yet been decided
on in regard to what is to be done,
but it seems to be general impression
that the Bennington will be ordered to
the scene to destroy the menace.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1898-03-01
Sugar Ship d.

Following are the latest shipments of
sugar from this port:
Andrew Welch for San Francisco,
1,6S91s tons CT sugar, valued at S112,47O
and shipped by F. A. Schaefer & Co.,
Castle & Cooke, H Waterhouse & Co.
and C. Brewer & Co.
W. F. Babcock for New York, Sc, $50
bags, 6,S01,46 lbs, valued at s24S, 2S7
and shipped by Castle Cooke, c. Brew
er & Co., H. Hackfeld & Co. Ltd, NJ. S.
Grinbaum & Co. and W. G. Irwin & Co.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1898-03-01
Farewell Party.

There will be a special dinner and
dance this evening at the Hawaiian
hotel, as a farewell to the guests who
are to depart on the Zealandia. Man
ager Lucas promises a particularly
good time The quintette club will be
in attendance.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1898-03-01

for Paia plantation and general mer-
chandise for the two Makawao sugar
estates.
The barkentine Behring cleared to-
day for San Francisco, with cargo OF
Haiku and Paia sugar aboard.
1t has been rainy all the week.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1898-03-01

For Sale on the hOSi Liberal Tsrus and 4
The Lowest Pres By
n. HACKFELD g. CO.
(LINITEDl
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1898-03-01

The farmers in New Zealand have
lately been giving considerable atten-
ton to the process of dehorning of
cattle. Several large herds have been
successfully treated.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-03-10
The Delegates Surprised.

ST. louis. March 9.-More than 100 OF
the l2J members or the Western Insurance
Union were present when that body met
here in semi annual session. To the
surprise OF the delegates. number Of the
more prominent members received sub
penas shortly after their arrival, summon
ing shem 20 give testimony in the suits OF
custer before the attorney general OF Mis-
souri, against seventy-three insurance COM
panies charged with being members OF
trust known as the Western Insurance
Union. Superintendent Of Insurance
O'Roar said that the taking OF dispositions
at this time was solely with view OF say
ing the time and expense that would be in
volved by a different course OF procedure.
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To OBLiGE HIS WIFE.
Would Write With the Pen. Hat Ha
Wanted OveralIs to Take the Ink.

You have scarcely spoken TO me at all
this evening"" she said in tones OF re-
proach, relates the Washington Star
II beg your pardon" her husband re-
turned. alphabetically. II was trying to
think Of something 10 say"
Is there anything on your mInd7" 4
Yes. 10 tell you the truth. there is"
Can't help you in some way"
You might IL could suggest II without
your becoming angry"
Tell me about IL. II IL my duty to
synpathiZe with YOU you know"
ION my birthday anniversary you gave
me fountain pen
Yes. And now you are going 10 say
that II makes a horrid muss and that YOU
don't want 10 write with IT."
I'm not going 10 say anything Of the
Kind he replied. stoutly. I'm going to
write wlsh that pen every day OF my life.
But there Is one little favor that would
like 10 ask"
what ~ itg
please make me a suit of overalls TO 70
with it..