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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1899-07-12
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-. La 6ecret.rfa de. Justioia ha comu.
nicado 81 Presidente dc IL Corte Suprema que
en- tanto se provea Ia plaza de secretario de
Sala. la deeempane- interiuamer1te don Enrique
Diaz Guijarro. Ofoial de Ia misma.
-. Ha sido devuelto al Juez de Instruo'
ci6n de 81 umacao, los anteoedentes relatives
. una queja produoide por don Sebastian Her.
terpongs. 81 10 cree proeedente, el recurso de
responsabiidad contrs 81 Ja.gado.
-. Ha sido rsmitido Al Jaez de Instruc.
oi6n de Ponce, para que prooeda, una instan.
eia de don Francisco Santiago vecino de Barros,
quejandose de haber sido despojado de sus bic
mes.
-. Sc ha remitido al Juex municipal
de Manatf, para noti6car al interesado el In
forme sobre una queja elevsda contra dioho
Juez, por don Gregorio Ruillan.
- Sc han remitido para su resoluci6n
al Aloslde de Fajardo, upos esoritos de los pro.
fesores don Eduardo Flores, do6a Hipolits
Francesohhi don Jesus NJ. Quii1ones, reola.
msndo haberes.
-. Ha sido remitido al Aloslde de Ba.
rros, una instancis elevada . Ia Direction de
1nstruccl6n pdblica por don Diosoorides Ro.
driguez, solicltando una escuels de aquella ia.
risdicci6n.
New York es q 67%; Londres O5 e; Espaf1a
IS % Paris 80 % Cafe, meroado fojo, oompra.
dores retraidos, Cubauo 3 a TO-; Msohacad
bueno superior : l2 - so, seleoto : Is . II;
hacienda escogii 10 : IA a Is; selecto Yauoo : Is
. 16. Mieles: So cotiza de : ~ . IS los 100
gaoDes eegnn' Glasses. Azuoar: Sc cotiza ref.
no s. so. mosoabado claros -. Mais: Sc co.
ira ie l. 90. A'mid6n: Sc cotisa de : 3. so
a 4; Tabaco: Con algunas existeacias en- pla'
-, se coti.a bcliohe IS, trips 5 IL, manoio
20, oapa superi or : 40. 45. 80. Ron: Classes
ordinsrios de : - a IS, los 1875 g,lones para
2s', olsses 6nos de : IS ! e6 los I25 para a5o
-. La seoretarfa de Justicia hs oomu.
nicado q ID dc Hsoienda una cueia del Juex de
lostrucoi6a de Catedrat exponlendo que se has
lia parshzsda IL oorrespondencia por falts de
or6dito para franquso. f<5
II ...~ IL Dissection de Instrucci6n Pdt31ica
hs remitido al aloa lde do Maricao uns in.tsn.
ola dol professor don Salvador. Alba Ferrat, que
solicits II propiedad de ana escuea de aqueila
Jurisdiction. - --.a - =
| -. Sc anuncia Ii capitulaci6n de Ba1er
quo venis resistiendo desde hace ai1o estaba
reduoids SO hombres.
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Do Ia fnea dc don Ramon Perez, barrio
del Cacao Jurisdiction de Carolins, ha desapa.
reoido II nocbe del cinco del oorrisnte un csbs
Ito do color negro, erin cola y -cooete regular y
Ia frente, a'sads seis med1s ouartas mas 8
menos, paso menudeado regular uns oicatri
janto al vaoio del lado ixquierdo. HI que 10
preseutsse 1 Gu due6o 6 1 Ia Gnard's ~Iosalar
de ouslquier- punto do Ia isla. dAbdole cuenta,
serA mu7 bien grAti6cado. Jalio de 1899.
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Universal ad de Virg inIa.
Charlottesville, Virginia.

Fund d. por Thomas J. # srson. levkptsse
este oolegio en- Is hermoss y 60 udable gion
de Piedmont, Virginia. Los pr6ximcs jeroi
oios empesaran el dia Is de Septiembre, en-
ellos se introdocen mejoras de cousideraci6n.
De souerdo con los rcpfsitos para que fu6
fundada ests Universidsd, ofrece IN sistena
elective de estudios. y confsre grades para pre-:
miar Ia eufi .iencis, On sua ,lap.rtamento. de
LITERATURE, cIeRc!As, AB0GAcll, nEDIcINA
In6EnIERIA.
Po'ee L. -Univsrsldad Laboratorios muy
bien equipados, para el estudio de Ia Ffsica.
Meo6nioa, Qufmics, Biologfa Astronomfa:
Observatorio Astron6mico: Museo de Historic
Natural; Gimnasio.
Pfdanse catllogos con toda olsse de Dor.
memories, { Chairman of the Faculty, Univer-
sity Post Office, Charlottesville, Va Referen-
oiss en- -Rioo:-Sef1or Joe6 e. Marxuach.
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Aoabsn de reoibir por los 6ltimos vsporss:
Cors6s de todas olases = el fno de rsso
blanoo para noviss.
Parsguss y sombrillas.
Neveras en- vsrios tamafios.
Depdsitos para aqua hesda.
Msletas, y maletines de msno:
Baules y si'lones de viaje.
Juguetes de gonna
Caballos con Nalancin
sillas ooches para pi1os
Gor-as SON breros varias olaees
Cinturones blsneos oabritil!s y On piel de
solores
Abanicoa panderetas con oostumbres e.
pafolas.
~ PRECIOS L1MITADe3.
| q 15-7l ~
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- A don Primitive Morsleda, veciuo
de Puerts de Tierra Ia han robado los efeotos
siguientes: 1900 tsbsoo., II ssoo de osfs, l2
oalcetines, II oslzonoil os fuses de drill cros
do = IN baul que content. $3.50 NIP. Ell b,ul
fa@ hslado alberto con ffsctars, La polioia
practica dil;genoiss en- averig a.oion del hechu,
hsbiendo dado conooimiento al Juzgado de San
Francisco.
- De Ia Secretsrfa do Justicia ha pass
do Ia de E.tado. uns queja elevada por el
Juez de Instruction dc Utaado contra el acsl-
de de Adjuntss. por n garse q prestar auxilio
al Jusgado municipal.
-. Han sido nombrados vooales de Is
Juuta local de Instruoci6o Pabl,ra de Toa alt.
don F6lix Monolova Kinder don jose DAvi'
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D. Francisco j. Marxnach ha sido nombra
90 sgsnte general en- Pto RICO de l. <Piotorial
!4alde Publishing CO. do New York, teniendo
% cargo totos los negocios de dioha oompa-
MA ca Pto Rico durants mi ausencis de Ia isla,
hasta nasvo aviso. .-. ..-- .
=. d. J Burton.
ae-5 Administrator en- las antillas.
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NueVos Iumbos.

So asients el rumor de que &c oonstituirk
una Comision de gobieruo compuesta de cinco
sbogsdos, dos de naciopalidad americans y
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DESDE S0TUTA.
(Del diario eEz Universdzo ciuQaa de
M<ric0) 49,

Las afecoiones del coraz6n no .deben des
ouidarse. Innumerables son las personals que
despues de haber sufrido mas menos, hsn ba-
jado una tumba premature. D&bese 9sto,
unas veces IN tratamiento inadecuado y otras
& la negligeucia del enfermo. Esto sipnifos
que para ourar radcalmente las afeociones del
coraz6n neoesta un tratamiento exceptional.
meute bueno undo al 'mejor cuidado possible.
Asf mismo Sc Duran todas las enfermedades au-
tss de volverss oronioas J gran MI nero de elias
despues de vo,verae oronicaa,
No vac Is pena probar una aseroi6n tan
sencilla mucho mas cuando queda incuestions-
blemente con6rmada con las 'dsclaraciones he
ohas d timamente por .. respectable sefior Vale.
rio Rodriguex (residente en- Sotuta, Estsdo de-
Yucatap, RspuDlioa de M6xioo) en- nombre de
"a distpguida consorte.
eMi esposa Ia seflora Evarista Aoeyedo re.
fers el sen or Rodriguez estuvo psdeoiendo du-
rante dos aflos da I'M agudo dolor en- ell coraz6n
y On los pulmoues. Santa marcos con frecuen.
ola, tenfs siempre los pies las manos helsdss.
no podfs dormir, "a vista estaba empaflada
cuaudo reoibfa una i'm preston, ell coraz6n 10 pal.
pitaba tanto que quedaba caai ahogada. Tan
serio era ell oaraoter de estas enfermedades que
las medicinas que tom6 por muoho tempo no
le d.ban resatado. Por fn, deoidf darle las
Pfldoras Rosadas del DR. Williams al oonsu
mir tres pomos va habfa algeria en- nuestro ho
gar, pues mi esposa empezaba dormir bien
4 comer..con apetito, los pies = las manos deis
de enfri&rsele 81 ahogo J el empafio de ia
vista ces sron Contiuu6 por algua tempo maa
tomap do las Pfldoras Rosadas dsl DR. Williams
las q aosb bsron de oararla por oomt t,leto. Desde
Septiembre de 1898 se enoaentra enteramente
bien por 10 que, en- nombrs de mi esposa;y el
milo, doy IN million do gracias { Ia casa DR. Wi
liams Me dcine Co., fabricsntss del infalible
espeoffoo Pfldoras Rossdas del Dr. Wiliame.
(Firmado valerie RODRIGUEZ.
Las pfldoras rosadss del DR.. Williams
son las mas popuares On to1os los paises donde
han sido lntroducidas Parifoan enriquecen
la sangre, restab ecen los nervios curan Ia ps.
rAlisls parcial, bale de San Vito, neuralgia,
reumss, nerviosidad, dolor de cabeza nervioso,
Palpitaoi6n del oorszon, anemia palidez, frial.
dad de manos y pi6s, irregulsridades en- las
funclones mensuales de las mujeres debilidad
en- ambos sexos.
Son inmejorables para las enfermedades de
los hombres causadas por indiscreciones do Ia
javentud, exoeso de trabajo estudio, eto.
Hay muy pocas boticas donde no 10 >venda
lss pildorss rosadas del DR.. Wlllisme.
Cualqaisr persona que tenga di6cultad- On
adquir'- as debe dirigirse la casa DR.. Williams
Medic ie Co., de Schenectady, N. YE o.,
y serk avisado donde oomprsrlas. La misma
casa ouenta con I'M departamento m&dico para
atender gratuitansents & las consultas do Lon
pacientes donde 7uiera que - encuentrsu,
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AviisO.

Fl dnioo vino legftimo, puro alsmbrado,
dc Ia Rioj., marca G. Rolg que viene & esta
!'la, 10 detallsn aus reoeptores' en- os5as, CARA
fones J cuartefolas. Tambi6n tienen Valdepe-
has, blanco tinto en- ouarterolas
PLANAS ROJO & Ca.
4 -Depdsfto Generar paf1 tod1 IL Isla,7 TEE
tusn 4s Depositos: Jose Llompart. Santurce,
Mirabal q ca. Capital.
a ao-11
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Communicable.

Sr. Director de La CoRKEsPoNDENc1A
DE PUERTo-R1Co.
Muy Sr. milo: 10 sgradecer6 Sc sirva I'd.
publican en- "a popular disrio las siguiertes H.
meas, por 10 que le anticipa las graoiAs .. 8. q.
b. .. m.
Petra Amddo.
Al Director General do instruction Pubca.
Sefor: 10 escuela de Rio -Piedras, que 20
encusntra actualmente bsjo mi desempeho J
cuya propiataria do1a Adelaide Pia que SO en-.
oaentrs sepsrada por inospaoidad fisioa, hs so
licitado volver { desempef1arla. Ahora bien,
ssfor, 20 quiero senalar & I'd. slgunas consi-
deraciones que no dudo ser&n atendidas dado
ell espfritu de justiois que siempre ha guiado
I'd, On todas sus determinaciones.
Dofia Adelaide PHI ca una ancians, iuutil
para el desempeho de IL escuela, falta de S.
I'D J por oonsiguiente sin oondioiones hoy dis
rs-a 10 que pretende. Sin embargo, pudiera
saceler que algdn fsoultstivo certiicara 10 con-
trsrio sobre esto o. que me psrmito lamar ls
atenci6n I'd. para que sl reoonocimiento ia
faoultativo sea por I'd. dispuesto.
Do I'd. respetuosamente
Petra Amado.
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tensdtscas. Prepara 4slumnos para las Univer-
sidsdes de Europa y de los Estados Unidos
T Trasmite sus conocimientos en- frances, inglSs
oastellano. Absroa su ensefanxa las siguien-
tes materias: matematioas elementales; idem So.
periores; anAlisis matematico; geometrfa mo-
derna; idem descriptive; idem snalftios; oAlou-
10 diferenoial integral; meoAnica racional; cos
mograffa; Ffsica elemental y superior; Qufmi-
ca general, Historic natural; sgrimsnsura y to.
pogrsffs; franctsy espaf1ol. Reoibe 61dsnes
en- Barraoones (Puerts de Tierra). alO-9
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Gula Pict6rica y directorio de Pto=RIc

para los inapo,tadores ezportadores.
1mpresa en- ambos idiomas; ana pSgina en-
espafol y otro en- iDgl@s. Trata de los reoursos,
produotos ventsjss de Ia isls, historic. geo
gr.fs, topogrsfa y aus condolences olimatol6-
gieas.
Sc ha editado como medic para sonseguir
el aumento de relaciones oomerciales entire los
habitantes de Ia isla J 10 de los f. o., habitn-
do va slcanzado Ia misma circu1aoion. tanto an
los E. U. como en- Pto- Rico de cualquisr otro
libro de 81 olase que Sc haya pablioado; reeo-
mendandose como la Guia mas complets ' ez
naejor 3irectorio naercantH de Pto Rico. Est&
iustrada con mas de so preciosas vistas de Pto-
Rico tomadas por el fot6grafo de Ia empresa ,
IN M lapa de Pto Rico aitimamente revieado.
De venta en- todas las ibreriss puestos
de peri6dicos en- Pto-Rioo Estsdos Unidos. .
Francisco j. Marxuach.
Agsnte para Puerto Rico.
<Te Pictorial Guide Publishing Go. % Bond 1t
new 1ofk. a6-5
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1899-01-02
GILT FRAME MIRRORS

for mantles and dressers.
They are made with the
best of French Plate Glass,
and are of the finest work
manship.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1899-01-02

of cases they have not the means.
There are numerous cases which have
come before the notice of The Star,
where people have actually been UNI
able to obtain such houses as they re-
qured.
The situation here is very different
from what it is in San Francisco.
There the city has been to a great eX-
tent overbult and houses to let are
plentiful as coffee berries on a five
year old tree in good season. There
is no necessity to over-build, but some
thing should be done towards build
ing what is absolutely necessary.
1t is not all people who like to stay
at hotels or boarding houses. The eX-
pense is very considerable in the one
case, and in the other there is
lack of privacy which some people
crave for. If the residence is only to
be for a short time it makes little diff
ference. but we have class of people
coming down here now, who do not
intend to reside permanently, but have
positions which they expect to occupy
for couple of years or so. 1t must
be remembered that out of the 1900
whites which have been added to the
population in the last six months,
quite a number of them are people
who want to rent houses of moderate
| size.
If there were suites of furnished
rooms to be obtained and restaurants
such as are to be found in European
cities and in many cities of the states,
! the present want would be in a meas
ure supplied. But in the first place
there are few suites of rooms for rent
and there are practically no restaur-
ants where one can take a lady and
get satisfactory meal. OF course in
time the better class style of restaur-
ant may come, at the present no in
weston in that line seems to think that
it would pay. The Chinese restaur-
ants to which so many of the young
men are relegated is not a home of ele-
gance. nor is the eternal round of
"Beefsteak, mutton chop, ham and
eggs, eggs any style, cook 'em both
sides" very appetizing.
The above are wants, and serious
wants in the city. They can, of course
be overcome, but they will not be ov.
ercome as long as people can make
much more money at other invest,
ments. No man is going to put uI
house property when he can do sc
much better in agricultural enterpris
es. No man is going to start frs
class restaurant merely to fail.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1899-01-02

Dreyfus, according to telegram
from Paris was to leave Cayenne to-
morrow, and by the end of the month
ought to be in Paris. If there is any
thing more dramatic than this story
of Dreyfus in fiction, one would like
to find it. 1t has all the elements of
a good play, or a good novel. There is
the hero, who has good reputation.
There are the villains, who undermine
the hero, who undergoes undeserved
punishment. There is the heroine,
who works to save the hero. There is
the family friend, who will not believe
the hero's guilt, and there is the
crowd ready to curse the hero, in the
second act, and throw bouquets to
him in the third. The third act is
just coming on.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1899-01-02

A petition has been presented to the
London County Council in favor of an
all night train service. The petition
comes from the writers, compositors,
operators and others who work till
the small hours of the morning. The
offices where these men work are in
the central part of London, but high
rents have forced them to take up
their abqdes in the outskirts; many of
them four or five miles away. The
consequence is that many who might
get off earlier have to wait for the first
train in the morning, or walk. One
local railway has started all night
trains, at half hour intervals, but the
night hawks want all trains to lun.
1t is a curious request, but a reason
able one
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1899-01-02

Office in rear of Bank of Hawaii, Ltd.
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Under Lord Halsbury's new law, Il
woman prisoner in a London police
court elected to give evidence in her
own behalf. and it was so convincing
that she was acquitted. The magis-
trate remarked that under the old law
she would certainly have been convict
ed. Just think of the amount of in
Justice that must have been done in
years past. Truly law and justice are
two separate things.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1899-01-02

Tt must be rather humiliating
thing for magazine like the wide
World" to have to put this at the
head of its leading story: "rhe
Wide World was started with the
intention of publishing true stories of
actual experience. The Adventures of
Louis de Rougement' were commenced
in this belief After what has trans
pired we wish it to be distinctly I'M
derstood that we do not publish it as
a true narrative" De Rougemont is
the monumental liar of the day. Gas
par de Coligny was not in it with him.
But he took in for a time the mem
bers of the British Association, before
whom he lectured, and Sir George
Newnes, who published and is publish
ing his story. The narrative is large
ly founded on the lines of King Solo,
mons mines, plus incidents from Jules
Verne. AS bit of fiction it is quite
enthralling and the illustrations are
weird and CHASTITY.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1899-01-02

The difference between government
work and private enterprise is shown
in the case of the Tacoma. This vessel,
specially fitted, with a veterinary sur
geon and staff of assistants, manages
to bring along $50 horses or there
abouts. The Rithet, besides her reg
Mar cargo, brought down from San
Francisco II mules, II horses and
bulls, and there was no big staff to
look after them.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1899-01-02

A correspondent of Bradstreets,
signing himself 'Wo" gives very
correct account of trade conditions on
the Islands. Among other things he
says business morality is exceptionally
high and comparatively few failures
occur. He speaks of the many inn
provements in the Islands, and strict
Nv enioins no one to enter the coffee
industry without capital. 1t is refresh
ing to read the truth occasionally.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1899-01-02

A new Presidential mansion is pro-
posed in place of the White House. 1t
is contended that the present resi-
dence of the President is inadequate
to the needs of his position, and more
room is needed for the official work
to be conducted there.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1899-01-02
For Sale.

Lease for five years of one of the
most desirable bathing places at Wal
kiki.
Large and commodious grounds. a
number of neat and tidy cottages,
nicely furnished. Rent very moder-
ate.
L. C. ABLES,
315 Fort Street.
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SOME NEEDS.

Houses to rent by people of moder-
ate means are urgently needed in Hon.
oIulu at the present time. There are
many people who do not desire to
purchase land and build, even if they
have the means, but in large number
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1899-01-02
CASTLE & COOKE, LIMITED
Commission Merchants.
SUGAR FACTORS.

AGENTS FOR
The Eva Plantation Co.
The Waialua Agricultural Co., Ltd,
The Kohala Sugar Co.
The Waimea Sugar Mill Co.
The Koloa Agricultural Co.
The Onomea Sugar Co.
The Fulton Iron Works, st. Louis,
Missouri
The Standard Oil Co.
The George f. Blake Steam Pumps.
Weston's Centrifugals.
The New England Mutual Life In
surance Co., of Boston.
The Aetna Fire Insurance Co., Of
Hartford, Conn.
The Alliance Assurance Co., of Lon
don.
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VASES AND GANDELABRA
in Pompeian and Griffin
designs with gilt, ruby and
dark green coloring were
also selected, and must be
seen to be appreciated.
mantle CLOCK

which are worthy a place
in the finest home in Hawaii
are in stock and for sale.
All are designed especially
for Christmas Gifts and are
marked at a low figure to
correspond with the usual
low prices offered by us.
In selecting your Christmas
Gifts you will do yourself an
injustice if you fail to call and
examine this specially selected
stock.
HAWAIIAN HARDWARE co
FORT ST., opp. Spreckels' Bank.
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DON'T :!

DON'T place your shoes against the heater after coming in
from the rain
DON'T fail to wipe them at least week with soft
rag.
DON'T put them closet where there is not free circua
ton of air
DON'T leave them where they get soaked or burnt
DON'T leave shoe wet with perspation where it has
chance to dry; perspiraton is bad for leather
DON'T put your shoes away dirty wipe and dress them
DON'T fail to have change: Two pairs Of shoes al
tematey, will outwear three pair consecu-
lively.
LAST BUT NOT LEAST:
DON'T forget to buy your shoes from MoINERNYS. ~
The Grandest Christmas Display Ever Shown.
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@imeRy @opicS
December II, 1893.

What shall 1 get for a
Christmas present for my
is certainly a "Timely
Topic"
Mr.. Vetlesen, of our firm,
had Christmas presents in
mind while he was in the
Eastern markets purchasing
stock, and in addition to the
LAMPS spoken of, he Sc
lected a line of handsome
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UNIQUE NEW CLUB.
Men Who Want to Live 100 Years
VIII Assemble at a Dinner,

Men Who Want to Live 100 Years
VIII Assemble af a Dinner.
NEW YORK, Jan 22.-Plans are un-
der way for banquet at which every
reveler gathered about the board will
be pledged to try to live more than 100
years. This assembling together of per-
sons who want to stay on earth be-
yond the allotted time will mark the
first feast of the One Hundred Year
club for the study of longevity.
In a copyrighted circular Just issued
the project for the revel is set forth.
and 1t is held that one of the secrets
OF keeping UP and around after the
generations have been gathered is a
scientific knowledge as to the ehemis-
try of food" In this connection the cir
cudar tells of a prosperous manufac-
turer who lives on Is cents a day.
This allusion is not intended to keep
anybody away from the banquet. That
will be no 15-cent meal On the
contrary. 1t will be veritable feast at
one of the prominent hotels The cir
cular admits that there may seem to
be some danger in such a choice, and
that 1t has the appearance OF ineonsis-
tency with long life. but the answer is
that the one-hundred-yea folks can
better stand such an; orgy than other
persons, because, fortified by scientific
living, they can get over 1t easier.