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GRANT AND DEWEY DAYS.
Two Splendid Souvenir Numbers to be
Issued by the Philadelphia
Sunday Press.

The best authors and artists have been
hard at work preparing two magnificent
souvenir numbers of the Philadelphia Sun
day Press, which will be published on April
% and 30. The former will be a Grant Day
souvenir and the latter Dewey Day edition
The articles and illustrations in both will be
appropriate to the occasion and most of the
matter has been secured from special sources
and has never before been published, either
in newspaper or magazine. Superb color
pages will add to the artistic beauty of the
both editions. The front page of the Grant
number shows the splendid monument which
will be dedicated by President Mckinley in
Philadelphia, and the front page of the
Dewey number Is a reproduction of magni'
ficent painting of Dewey on the Olympia
showing him as he looks to-day. Be sure to
get both these editions, which will be the
handsomest ever issued by newspaper.
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pITHY POINTS.
happenings Throughout tho Country
ChronicIeJ for Hasty Perusal.

happenings Throughout tho Country
ChronicieI for Hasty Perusal.
The Girrdville overall factory is running
full time.
Even New Riuggold has organized Board
Of Trade.
The Commissioners have decided to place
phone in the jail.
The First Defenders held reunion in
Philadelphia to-day.
The Miners hospital at Hazleton received
an appropriation of $4,000
Charles w. Allen, Of Tamaqua has been
appointed foreman Of the Milton shops.
| Harvey V. Wentz was yesterday appointed
! fourth. class postmaster at Wester's Hill.
/ The Hazleton Sentinel says that miners are
becoming scarcer every year. Why, of
course.
From iui aries received under the wheels of
la heavy wagon, Charles Trainer died at
Lehighton
An effort is being made to organize Com
pany f. of Girardvile, member of the
State Guard.
The license of G. H. Knelley, in East
Union township, has been transferred to
Joseph Peake.
A mass of iron fell on Isaac N. Orth, and
killed him, at the Sheridan furnaces,
Lebanon county.
Dennis Ryan, of New Castle, was defeated
by Geo Stevenson in four-round bout at
st. Clair last night.
The shipments of anthracite coal to the
West is heavier at present than it has ever
been at this season Of the year.
The old Dunkleberger breaker near Ta.
maqua is to be razed and a new $4,000
structure erected, twice as large as the
present one.
Isaac Christ superintendent of the Tama-
qua Manufacturing Company, is said TO have
made a rich gold strike on his land in South
western Virginia.
The Reading Railway Company will in.
crease the wages of its skilled laborers, who
work by the day in mechanical departments
of its shops along the entire system, to II
per cent This effects 1000 men.
Milton Kerschner has been acquitted o.
falsifying returns in Middle Whitehall
Lehigh county, where he was Judge o
Elections, a recount of tie vote in cOur
showing no discrepancy.
Jacob Portner, Sr, who has been engaged
in business at Mahanoy City the past thirty
years, is about to retire.
pigeon shooting match for 500 a side be
tween Whalen, of Cumbola, and Krause o
Mahanoy City, is spoken of.
Joseph Bell and Miss Anna Hopes, both o
Pottsville, were married last evening. Th'
groom is conductor for Pottsville's electri
railway.
Moses Lesser, an aged resident of Quakake
was twice stricken with paralysis during tn
past week and his recovery is doubtful.
The next quarterly meeting of Fathe
: Matthew c. T. A. U. will be held at Mt
Carmel on July IS.
A brewery is to be erected at Freeland b,
capitalists of that place.
b Last week four of the employees at Delan
t left with their families for other parts an
three more are booked to leave during thi
S week.
The contract for the establishment of
4 silk mill at Hazleton, employing 1000 hands
o has been signed by the trustees.
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OF the Delineator is called the Commence
ment Number, and treats very fully with
illustration and description of appropriate
gowning for commencement and graduation
wear. The literary features are thoroughly
enjoyable and the household and social dis
cussions crisp and piquant. A strong,
dramatic story of woman's self-sacriice is
Beaver Lights by Mary Hartwel Gather
wood. The aspirations, Joys and burdens of
the Indian woman find plaintive expression
in A Primitive Type, by Elaine Goodale
Eastman. In the series on the Development
of the Boy, Mrs. Alice Meynell discusses the
consequences of too free spirit of banter,
the methods of success in stimulating coz
versation and the qualifications and dangers
of reading The etiquette of flowers is dis
cussed in social observances, by Mrs. Frank
Learned. The departments and iancy-work
pages are full of agreeable information fancy
stitches and embroidery by Emma Haywood,
the dressmaker, the milliner, knitting,
crocheting, lace-making, the latest books
etc, etc.
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posinr For a Historle PaIntIne.

Washington, April lS.-Theobald
Chartran, the French portrait painter,
who is engaged upon a painting repre-
senting the signing of the Spanish
American protocol, is in the city and
yesterday President Mckinley gave him
his first sitting. Those who will figure
in the painting are the president, Jules
Cambon, the French ambassador; ex-
Secretary Day, Eugene Thiebaut, sec
retary of the French embassy, and
Messrs. Moore, Cridler and Adee of the
state department.
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Thos. Harty to Catharine Large, premises
in Tuscarora; Robert NJ. Shell ct. al, to Zach
ar1ah D. Bush, premises in Branch Twp.
VIM Eiler ct ux., to Catharne Lengel, prem
ises in Schuylkill Haven John B. Marquardt
ct. al. to Sarah E. Marquardt ct. al, prem
ises in Port Carbon; WIN. l.. Marquardt,
guardian to Sarah E. Marquardt ct. al
premises in Port Carbon; Lewis Beltz to
George o. Fenstermacher, premises in West
Penn Jane A. Miller to Chas. Stahler ct. al.
premises in West Penn Joseph Meyer ct
ux., to Samuel Meyer, premises in Wes
Penn; A. o. Henninger to David H. Hem
niger premises in West Penn ; Samuel Meyer
to Wm. F. Dreisbach, premises in West Penn
Edward j. Davis to Mary r. Davis, premises
| in Tamaqua
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Children Locked In, Burned to Death
Wilkesbarre, April 18.-Late Sunday
afternoon Mrs. Jacob Lesoch, residing
in Pittston township, put her three
children, Mary, aged 6, Katarina, aged
4, and Apollo, aged 3, to bed and then
went out to make call on a neighboT
about a mile distant. When she start
ed to return she saw smoke issuing
from the roof to her house. She gave
the alarm and ran to the scene. Ar
irving there the dwelling was enyelop'
ed in flames. The frantic mother
wanted to rush into the burning house
but was restrained by two men. Aftel
the house had burned down the char
red remains of the three children wer'
found in the cellar. The supposltioI
is that the house was set on fire by
spark from a passing locomotive.
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Tn Memnhis. Tennessee.

The Southern Railways new train, 'The
Washington and Chattanooga Limited y
leaving Broad Street Station, Philadelphia at
5:34 p. m daily, will put you in Memphis at
7:4O the second morning. The route is via.
Lynchburg Bristol and Chattanooga. Write
to Charles L. Hopkins, District Passenger
Agent. 1928 Chestnut street, Philadelphia, fol
time tables and full information.
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THE WOMAN WHO COUCHED
A Wreck From Grippe,
Catarrh and Asthma.
RESTORED WITH BRAZILIAN BALM

was known "The Woman who Coughs, for coughed in
ceantlv was health failed Catarrh had
partition in had produced Bronchils
Asthma dreadful troubles weak kidneys In fact had
all through making victim for the Grippe
which left mind and body This the condition the
doctors left me dosing with opium, qunne ETC. Then
bought but they only made worse was
Brazilian Balm and Toxicoa Tablets
ev acted like magic from the first few weeks cured
and better than had been years wonderful remedies
Brazi and TOxicOla saved my lite
Miss L, l. Clark 917 Horton st.
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Bankers WIN Act.

A special meeting Of Group 8, Pennsylvania
Bankers Association, will be held at Wilkes
barre on April 20. The meeting is called for
the purpose of discussing the recent action OF
the New York Clearing House Association in
refusing to accept Pennsylvania collections at
par. This important subject is expected tC
bring together a large representation oi
bankers within the above named group.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1899-04-18

At an early hour this morning an alterca-
ton took place on the street between Albert
Brown, of town, and Night Watchman
O'Hara. Matters became warm and Brown
was locked up by O'Hara, who preferred
charges of assault and battery and interfeI
ing with an officer. At hearing before
Justice Toomey this afternoon the accused
entered $500 bail
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1899-04-18

SldJbS, ONSA bAAO
Ohio valley and
southwest, and
has fallen decided
ly in the upper
Mississippi valley.
where freezing
temperatures are
reported in North
Dakota. Forecast
for this section
until 8 p. m. to-
day: Fair and
warmer; fresh
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Mhv snffer with Dyspersia9

Chas. Broome, $50 South Second ST.,
Philadelphia, says: at took only two
months for Brazilian Balm to cure me Of
dyspepsia with which l suffered over sc
years. Now have no pain or stomach
cough, and can eat anything. Brazilian
Balm beats the world.
Shenandoah drug store, wholesale agents.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1899-04-18

The trunk Of a man and woman who were
about leaving town this afternoon for Pitts
burg was held up at the Pennsylvania X. X.
depot by Constable GiblOn, on complaint OF
Anthony skinzinger, Jardin street mer-
chant. who got the amount Of his claim and
the costs, amounting to 81 80.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1899-04-18

Insure your property from loss in the
oldest and strongest cash companies Phila.
Underwriters Insurance Co. of North
America and Fire Association, Hartford
Fire ms Co., American Fire Insurance Co.,
West Chester Fire Ins. Co., United Firemen' S
Ins. Co. T. T. WILLIAMS,
1913 S. Iardin St., Shenandoah.
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CHIEF BURGESS NOTICE.
The Special Police Omcers Appointed and
Meeting Called.

The following is the list Of special police
men appointed in the several wards
FIRST wARD.-M. Igo. A. Koser, j. Cook,
Dennis Toomey, w. Marcinkiewicz, Nc
Grail. f. Spaniert, p. Brennan, J. Mandour,
p Simanovitz, A. Norkiewicz A. Alex and
A. Noruszewicz.
SECOND WARD L Fisher A. Margalius,
f. Kester, d. Seigel, l. Kowalsky, p. Scan
Ian, S. Shoemaker and q. Walaitis
THIRD wARD.-M. 7. Blazis, B. G. Hess,
p. L. Butler, A. Krisok, p. Markowsky, J.
Jennings, NJ. Rabinowitz, |. Meyers, J. II
Kester, w. Gilfllau and f. McNelis.
FOURTH wARD.-William Morgan, S. Yam.
kowsky, r. Brennan, NJ. Keogh, T. Camp
bell, j. Mathiash, j. Walsh, W. Gessley, Z
Kerns, J. Kerwin. J. COoney.
FIFTH wARD.-M. Durkin, J. Patrick, J
Burns, w. f. Woomer, William Bender, M
Hughes. p Fabian, G. Baltzer, NJ. Delaney
Hugh Harkins and 7. Redclih.
All the above named appointees are notified
to meet the Chief Burgess at the Counci
chamber on Wednesday evening, the l9tl
inst, at 1880 o'clock, to be sworn in. Al
persons now holding special police badges are
hereby requested to return the same at onc'
to the undersigned.
A. P. TABOR,
Chief Burgess
Shenandoah Pa ADril 19 1899 2
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Maryland Murderer's Death Sentence

THTIU ~ U7TVT !" IEE-TTITI 7E7II 1'-1I7l'
Marlboro, Md, April 18.-Thomas
Turner (colored) was convicted here
yesterday of the murder of Frank
White, also colored, and sentenced to
be hanged. Turner beat his victim
over the head with a billet Of wood,
while he slept. They had previously
quarreled over a pair of snoes.
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DIED.

Shenandoah, on Saturday, 18th
inst. William f. Davies aged 81 years. Funeral
will take place from his late residence, 200
West Poplar street, on Wednesday afternoon
at 2 O'clock Services in the Welsh Calvinis-
tic Methodist church. Interment in the Odd
Fellows cemetery. Friends and relatives and
Shenandoah Tribe No. 1855, Improved Order OF
Red Men and the Welsh Ivorite lodges are
respeetfullY invited TO attend. 4-l7.2t
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QUARTER NOTICE Notice is hereby given
Y that an application will be made to the
Governor of Pennsylva at Harrisburg, on
Wednesday the third day Of May, 1899, at ten
o. oelock in the forenoon, by Christian Schmidt,
s G. Roberts, Il. b. Foley Frederick Keithan,
NJ NJ Burke w. ID Schmielewski, VIM. Suyder
and John Weeks, for themselves and others,
under the Act of Assembly of the Common
wealth of Pennsylvania, entitled AN Act to
Provide for the Incorporation and Regulation OF
Certain Corporations" approved April 20, 1874.
and the supplements thereto, for the charter OF
an intended corporation to be called and known
as 1.-THE Peoples Artificial Ice Company, OF
Shenandoah, Pennsylvania" the character and
objects whereof are the manufacture of ice by
| artificial process; and for these purposes to
| have, possess and enjoy all the rights, benefits
and privileges of the said Act of Assembly and
its supplements.
| NJ, NJ. BURKE,
Solicitor.
Shenandoah, Pa, April IL, 1899. 4-1l-ls-25
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WHEN TRAVELLING

Whether on pleasure bent OF business, take
on every trip bottle of Syrup of Figs, as it
acts most pleasantly and effectually on the
kidneys, liver, and bowels, preventing fevers,
headaches, and other forms of sickness. For
sale in so cent bottles by all leading drug
gists. Manufactured by the California Fig
Syrup Co. only.
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nor SALE.---Whoe or half interest of a
II brick building located on East Centre street
Steam heat and gas, bath room, and up-to date
in every respect For further information
apply to S G. NJ. Hollopeter 4-i-tf
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southerly winds. Possibly showers to-
morrow.
Sunrise, 5;25; sunset, GAS; length Of
day, 13h., 20m.; moon rises, 1918 p.
M; moon sets, 1:19 a. m.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

EOR RENT.---A seven-room dwelling house.
L bathroom, hot and cold water throughout
the house, and all conveniences, located on
North Jardin street. Apply at this office II
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scrofula, salt rheum, erysipelas and other
distressing eruptive diseases yield quickly
and permanently to the cleansing, purifying
power of Burdock Blood Bitters.
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IMPROVE YOUR WRITING by sending 25c
L for 36 assorted pens for business and fine
corresponding purposes to
THE HART MFG Co,
829-tf Pottsville, Pa.
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Coco Argoline, the genuine article, for sale
at Kirlin's drug store l0-6-tf
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THE WEATHER.

The temperature has risen from the
lake regions and the North Atlantic
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Baby Coaches
A,.I,,.II2, ASD GO-CartS

Our go-carts are something new
They are just the thing for a chile
too large for a carriage and mo-
large enough to walk.
Our baby carriages are like the
coming spring. They are just a
warm" as the first rays of sun
shine. You ought to come anc
look at them and then we could say
to you:
DO YOU SEE how we'll
prepared we are with this
stock, the largest ever yet
brought here.
DO YOU SEE that we
have put the very smallest
prices on these goods yet
quoted here.
DO YOU SEE that our
goods have a better make
and finish than ever.
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OF
wOrdB f. jackson
Co
Shenandoah Drue Store Wholesale and Retail Agents.
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NoTICE.-Desirable properties for sale. Ap-
N ply to s. G. NJ. Hollopeter, attorney,
Shenandoah S-3ltf
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1899-09-19
LOS FUTURoS
SOBERANOS EUROPE0S,

A consecuencia de Ia muerte del gran du
J rge ha quedado n nvertido el gran duque Miguel
pnr medic de un ukase imperial, con los dere
chos & la suoesi6n del trono de Russia hasta
que el csar Nicolas teuga h'jo var6n.
Tai sconteoimiento modlfca la lista de los
prfncipes reaies de Europa
Dlcba lista de los emperadores reyes de
msfans, por orden de edad, es como va con
tinuaci6n:
A la eabeza, deeano risueho de vigoroso
aspeoto, A berto Eduardo, principe de Gales,
que suma oinouenta ocho af1os, serG un dfa
Ell rey de la Gran Brets ia Irlspda empera
dor de las Indias sfguele inme liatamente
Crisrian Federico, principe real de rinamarca
desde oinouenta aflos ha,
Hs ahf los dos <presuntos, msyores de
medic siglo.
Guillermo, gran duque heredero de Iu 9 y.
burgo, tiene ~ anos; Oscar Gustavo duque DC
Vermeland, prfnci pc real de Sueoia y Norueg Al
ai1os; Fernando, principe de Rumaois, "a af1o. !;
el principe Coustsntino, duque de E,part+, he
redsro de Greois, 81 af1os; Victor Manue prfn.
cipe de Napoes, 80 ahos; 81 principe I ,is de
Monaco, subteniente d | e9roito franc6., 90
a.os; ell prfuolqe Dani'o de Montenegro, 80
aflos; el gran duque Miguel, czarevisch 81
af1os; Federico Guiiermo, principe imperial de
Alemsnis principe resl de Prussia, II af1os:
e principe Luis de Br.g.ozs, heredero del
tro' dc Portug'l l9 af1 ..
Yum aff mayo' q. este I'll ino, Alfonso XIII
rey ds Espsfs "a. mas tan POGO rey qua erelna
no gobieros,, !, pues to lavfa f,itsn s6oa mas
para que ds =, manos de su msdre, la reina
regente Maria Cr'stins, passn 4 las suyss las
riendas dsl Estado.
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Noticiias.

-. ri ex-S cretario del Interior, DR..
don Franoisoo del Vslle Atiles, sali6 de New
Y. RI del actusL en- oomp.fifs de % esti.
mable familis, para Baltimore, donde hs fijsdo
90 residencis.
-. En 81 teatro Apolo en- Madrid, |. obra
lie Jack +on VeyAn RAbio. CON mdsica del
maestro Vslverde (padre elias buenas for.
mas.. n alcan.6 baen 6xlto, pesar de ID ia.
ma de sus autores.
-E0 sEtdorado,1 un saiuete de Sanches
Pastor, que obtuyo m 6xito d+s gaal, sobre
todo en- su Ultima parte. La mt1 .iua es de 10
mel. que han pro uoido los aplaudidos macs
tros Torregrosa Valverde (bijo). Al final de
ID obra se ulvldisron las oplulones. presentAn,
,oss en- escens los maestros en- union de los ar
tlstss.
- El dia Is del corriepte lego Maya.
gle. el vapor <s1ooom. remoloando una gabs-
ira oargsda de provi.iones.
- Varlas pei, ,onas que han observado Ell
neteoro dei sabsdo hao notado que en- el mis-
no centro Ia psrte Sur del vortioe se desta
,aban unos signos en- los que Sc veian bien ola
70, que en- SCI Cielo. es donde hay el mejor
sortld de camas, dries blancos, piqu6s cor
oatas, Fortaie.a 25. 10
-. La oarretera comprendida entire la
Florida J Baroeloneta eata verdaderamente Ia.
ursnsitab 10 para oarros. Hay ademas en- aquel
jurisdiction multitud de brsoeros sin trab sjos
y expue-tos q perecer en- Ia indi ,encia mo
podIa Ia Direction de Obras Pdb,ioss empren
ter los trabajos de ese oamino fin de empIear
esos braceros y proporcionarles alimentos pa
"a sas familias?
-. Por ell centro correspondents SO re-
'uerda q los a'oaldes y Juntas locales, la re-
mission de los contratos beohos con los macs
tros, para ju.ti6car los pagos.
-. I'm Maysg1es hs EN- oe ado . circular
an nuevo Mspa de Puerto Rico siendo su au'
tor don y omingo Sulsons.
-. La Camara de los diputalos de Bruse
las hs aprobado; por IS votos contra 81 IL
ab-tencloDes. el pros eoto de icy electoral pre-
sentado por el gobieroo.
-. Un vsp de Ia Mala Real Ingless
cumpliendo ell itinerario one Ia Compa61a tier
estab!eoida, prooedente d. San Thorn q llegs-
ri a este puerto el % del actual Dor Ia maila.
ns. De sqpf se despacharA el mismo dia otra
veg para San Thomas. -desde donde gu, &
para Barbados Europa, mediabte las esoalas
1e costumhre.
Cons ignatarios Luaaoig Dupzace Te.
tuAu II. n-s-4-2
~. "a go ha deolarsdo la huida de los
balnearios sitios de veranear de 10, contornos
ae Noeva York, pues son muohas las fami las
ricas que v uelven Ia ciudAd Los Hotees sc
estau llenando de forasteros, que van presen
oiar las festas que se preparan para reo,bir ii
Almirante Dewey. que debera Ilegar foes de
este mes. En adornos del famoso puente de B roo
olyn, por donde debe'a pasar 81 hoy fdolo de
los americaros, Sc gastarAn muohos millones
-. Naestro sgente en- Vegs-Bsjs nos
escribe que no seguira con la sgancis de nuestro
diario en- aquells Villa. sino oonsigue que los
suscritores le paguen el di, dl,imo de oada
NEE, 6 antes, pues con Ia dilscion que slgunos
sufren en- ell pago, resulta 81 psrjudicado.
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Del exterior.

Pa'fs-Anunoisu que Franoia ooup6 Ia is
la He San Chao Z. oeste de Macso, para afr
mar sus dereohos sobrs Ia prov'nois de Konsng
Toung en- 81 case de una reparticion del sur De
Ia China
New vo'k-La o6"ins metereoldgics reci'
BID el dia 16 .,iso de Washington de que una
supoue que Q rfs Ia pr. Cur .ora lei ciol6n de
las Autillas que 90 aceros lentam.
Sc experiment. alguna iuqon tud respeoto
al vapor <V,gl .snciss. sa'ido do Nuevs York
el lie Agosto para Ia II .bana, 81 oual no ha
llegsdo sun
Mania-El ooronel Soith, { Ia cahezs de
10 compa6fss de nfauterfa, tom6 10 oiu ad de
Angeles, de.pue' de hsber bstido 1 . 500 iDsu
rreotos, los ouales tuv,erou 900 muertos La per
d'ds de los nortesmericanos fa6 de muertos J
IL heridos
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Fumadelo de 0pio,

Con motive de Ia iustalaci6n de un fums-
dero de opio en- IN barrio eegsnte de Paris,
recu6rdsuse geuialidades Y &C ccstumbres de los
grandes hombres que puedan tener relaoi6n con
este particular.
Hobbies no hebfa mas que aqua. creyendo
que @. n e'lo aumeDtabs su actividad oerebra',
mientras que con la misms ilusion Pope Balsao
Y Lamennais tomabsn cafe negro muy caYg ado;
Newton fumaba, Napoleon serbia r.p9 By
ron go echaba entire pecho espa da busnas
-esntids1es de gins bra mesolads con aqua.
B .udelsire. rOdeado de Te6fiio Gautier
Ger-rdo de lNerval Descbamps, en- su salon
del b. tel Plha". asp,rsban oplo h.schich =
busoabsn sin descanso los paraisos artifiol.les,
COZ los ouales .ueiian hoy los aldeanos irlanie.
ses bebiendo 6teg y liudano.