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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-05-12
ri TnS!,nrtOr Gan,

EI Inspector Ea1oTaI !! Adna
mas Mr.. Whitehead ia s5litlo .n co
mission del Servicio pAra Ia lsla, con
objeto de estudi,.r ls lsorgaDizac:0n do;
sistema a>iuaIero, para 81 r"f)rma,
81 n 1,cco.-.27.i
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-05-12

Crec5e como SECURE que 81
proXimO lun3s - librartj rn tcrrjbie
combate cntro inglcses y ehu >rs.o
batalla que csooilird IL situac)" 5.e
1nglaterr2 en- la prosente cO,',ien
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-05-12
A UNO DE TANTOS

Bopo. isl va So quien crrs.
Examine tu escritura.
y he visto Ell los caracteres
Ia lu4lla de una herra,;ura.
MONO.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-05-12
En- tOdOs los circulOs elrO-

En- todos los circulos euro
peos no Sc habla de otra cosa que
del proximo encuentro entire ingle-
ses y xboerss cerca de Kroons-
tadt.
Dfceze que entire ell General
Botha, del ejercito ''boers" y el ex-
presidente Stayn, cxisten algunas
divergencias
Por orden superior ha sido
trasladado a Laress e} puesto de po
licla insular del barrio Buenos aires
de aquella Jurisdiction.
En- las inmediaciones de Lean
banas Sc ha librado recientemante
un combate entire americanos fiji.
pinOs, habiendo 6stos ultimos dado
muerte q cuatro de los primeros y
herido 16 gravemente.
Circula Ia noticia de que ell
general Roberts Sc halla 80 mllas
de Kroonstadt, y que }iez mil
sbOerSa SO recOncentran ell las Ger
canias de Vessels.
En- Ponce tuvo cf2cto una
reunion de comotciaantcs Gil la casa
dc los sonores Armstrong Y ca.
tratandOSo entire Otrus CoS0S sobru
IL construction de un mucllo en-
aOuella DlaVa
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-05-12
LARGE ST OCh

An oche disparo Simplio Me.
jia un tiro de revolver contra Au~e.
lilo Martinez. Que afortunadamanto
70 10 hlrlo. 81 hecho ocurrio Ell la
calle de San Sebastian.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-05-12
Circular, No p.
San Juan, Mayo 1, 1900.

Sc advierte & todos los Ofciales
Pagadores que por resoluci6n del
Secretario de la Guerra los Sres.
De Fordyy Compaf11a no podran ha-
Ger deduction alguna por cambio,
sobre los fondos q su cargo. Las
reclamaciones de estos Sres. por tai
concepto deberan dirigirse al Secre-
tario de Hacienda con ouien tienen
celebradO un contrato como Agentes
Fiscales.
ST De Ford y Compan1a han de-
bitado & Oticiales Pagadores cambio
alguno sobre fondos que obran en-
su poder allcr6dito de los mismos,
estos deberan reclamar q los Agen-
tes Fiscales la Immediate devoluci6n
de las cantidades retenidas.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-05-12

Sc vcn7e una con ,o!a, VI 81
deb0ard y unn mess H. come 'Or, to
do m0derno cOmpIetanente luevo
Cristo % atOs infurm4rAn
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-05-12

HemOs vistC el local que actual
mente ocupa ell cuartel oe la Polic1a
municipal de Puerta lie Tier ra, y &
la verdad que deja mucho q ue de
scar. Tan reducido es, que los niue
bles Sc han colocado sobce ell plafon,
sumamente caluroso, castigaa do por
ell sol, y de no muy bueuas cd ondicio-
mes hipi6nicas
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-05-12
GaCeta de hoy.
Ordenes Generates No 80.
San Juan, Abril %, 1900.

En- cumplimiento de instruccio-
nes recibidas del Secretario de la
Guerra, las disposiciones de las Or
denes Generates, No Is, serie de
1899, de este Quartet General, fe'
chadas Enero 10, 1900, SO prorrogan
nuevamente por seis meses q partir
de Julio 10, 1900, sin perjuicio de
cualquiera reduction del plazo Il otra
resolution que sobre el particular
acordare la Legislature de Puerto
Rico al organizarse.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-05-12

El j@cVo* 1it:no lego 4 M"
Va York, pro"e lnn:o lie este puorto
el vapor ame:jclnO San Juan, ha
biendo hecho 81 viajo on t dia5 y l~
hOras,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-05-12
Renl1itid0.

San Juan de Puerto Rico II de
Mayo de 1900.
Sr. Director
de LA CORRESPONDENCIA
de Puerto Rico.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-05-12

ahpS V no eStaria sin
eIl,. Sofia padecer de
gr;,nos Y crupcioneS
CIiItancas acOmpa1a-
das dc Una gran
fatiga y dcbilitlad
general. Tan cHfcr-
mo cStaba que no
poflil atendcT Il mis-
neE"c;"s. Pcro Ia
ZatE,Iarrilla del Dr..
\ t"- lie rrStaillcci0
POI conf lcto. Desde
cniOncG.S So IL he ad-
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-05-12

Don Jose Muf1oz Rivera y don
Aurelio Dapena Sc encuentran en
esta Capital.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-05-12

Don Ramon II. Patron, Sc en-
cuentra otra vez en- ests Capital, do
regreso de Venezuela.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-05-12

El comandante boer, Luis
Bolha, dicen que ha ordenadp la vo
ladura del puente cue Sc hal la en- el
rio Valsch; cerca de Kroonstadt.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-05-12

Corses Eclair. chaIinA4 1c IA
cafe a]godon crudas J crenlas para
Srtas, c&denas de cuentas para
abanicos q 25 ctos una id de move
dad desde 40 ctos una Seds china
negra clase superior, corbatas, pa
1uelos para caballeros, encpjes Va
lencienes, cinta para pasar y otros
articulos mas acabados do rccibir
por ell tltimo vapor Frances
En- Ell PARIS BAZMR. For
ta7pZa 81
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-05-12

FL Ayuntamiento de Id Habana
en- su session del lia dirigio seve
rOs cargos q Ia Policfa, t2chandO'a
de desmoralizada, acorda ndo dar
cuenta al Gcbierno para rd fQrmar)a
completamente
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-05-12

realiza todo csto. Limpia y depura Ia sangre
y lie cornunic& nueva yitaldad y fuerza.
Una persona p:omincntc. residcnte en- Ia
Ciudad de Mexico, cScribc ''IIcmos tornado gu
ZarZaparrilla en- nuestra fainiiia por muchOs
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-05-12

eEl Regionalistas de aver de-
dica su editorial a Ia question de h.
detallistas. Anuncia para su proxinna
edicion OtrO art1culo contra los case
ros que han alterado el aIQui}er de
sus casas.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1900-08-03
Montana Forest Fires.

Ealispell. Mont. July 25--Onc Of the
worst forest fires e'rr known IN north
WESTERN Montana Is now raging IA the
Sr.u Lake country. on the western patt
line Lewis and Clark forest reserve
IN, Nosirr. superintendent OF the reserve
,.-orrs rnst M Indians deii0crtly set
r,r 10 the r!mb-r AID are slaughiering
ne zane lle win proceed against the
.rp.,r,t1rs Within the Space Of -
ii..... 3t aud down the river. hl SAYS
,rrr, af, % tires all burning ficrcriy in
ending the finest white pine aud Cedar
IN tn, reserve. aud thai il Is almost im-
.,.,,lble tu estimate the damage. As fast
Az our fire is extinguisheG another is set.
ssd bis rangers are almost wOfn out
Statesman.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1900-08-03
A Mother Tells How She Saved
Her Little Daughters Life.

lam the mother OF Eight childrru- and
hayr tad a great dc'l OF experience with
medicines Last summer mF ittir
daughter had the dystutarN ia ms worst
o.,n. We Thought she would die
trlrd everything could think OC but
.olhing seemed 10 do her any good
Az by au advertisement in Que paper
that Cham h-rlain's Colo Cholera and
liarrhG.a Remedy was highly recon-
n-nded and sent and got a ootiie at
,aIce. Il proved 10 be- one Of the ver,
i,s, medicines W. ever rad 100 the h1u>r
:, ,a,ed n, little daughters iii~. lam
anxious fIr every muturr tu know what
la,Nc.!i,ut mcdicinyit.s Had kuuwu
q % first it would have saved me- great
dts 90 anxiety ana nay little daughter
much suffering Yours truly, Mrs neo.
I iurdicG, Liberty, X. /. For sale on
~ = >Mithson
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1900-08-03
NEWS OF THE RAILWAYS.
Rock Island Announces Special
Excursion Rates.

ne koc. island proposition for cheap
rate excursions 10 aud from Colorado
lhrin9 tins summer has been negatl,-d
oy the western Passenger Association.
lmconsequrnce notice was served vester.
Gay on Chairman Mcleod b., General
Passenger Agent Sebastian. that the Rock
island wiil take independent action and
put 10 effect raie of one fare nlus $500
Tor the round trip from Chicago and all
informed .Aie POINTS east 90 the Missouri
RIVER 70 D,nver. Colorado Springs. Pueb-
ln. salt Lake Cts aud Ogtirn Tickets
az TINS rate wall be sold on June ~. Ja'r
. aud Il and August F-om Nilsson
points the saline rate. Wil BE- made on the
days following these dates Tickets at
THIS rate also wii br spid from Missouri
River gaieways. Kansas Ciiy % Omaha.
inclusive, 10 July Z. ana -Four sur-
cial excursions also will BE- run bv the
Rock Island from Colorado common.
points 10 Chicago and intrmediaie sts-
tons Ola June -. luiy y uud 20and An
gust l. These excursion tickets. both
east and west bound. viii be limited for
return passage CD October 81. The Rock
Island announces its intention 81 piacinr
"a service Special trAius i0r these excur-
SINS. l"rying Chicago az ; p. m. and
uiuhing ihe rum 20 Colorado with oui,
one night on the road Chicago Tribune.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1900-08-03
National News.
United States Protests.

w,.b,nglou. Ivly 2j.-The state de-
.,m.nt has r-crived dispatch from
,..,.d Gudges at Panama. saying the
.olg,ion thrre had taken serious turn.
mo attacking furce was considering the
.r.s,iion OF bonbarding liz city Of
pari, TO the treaty Of 1915 which
..,ot,4s ihe neutrality Of lie United
s,.,e. the United States filed an imme-
.,., protest against bombaFdmeni.
sbieb would destroy TIE terminus Of the
Isbmian caaal ~ay.-Statrsnan.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1900-08-03

During the civil war, as well as in our
At' war with Spain, dlarrhasl was On. If
, Ne most Troublesome dis. f.-, fh. arm,
han 70 contend with. lnmanv instances
II oecamr chronic and the OH .udirrs
sun suffer from it. ar. Da,m Tatnr
OK wind Ridge, Gse7e TO-. Pa. +. one +
! a'sr. He uses Chamberlain CHI.
chDlers and Diarrh0a RrmeJN and s,y,
he'never fuund anything that wuujd az.
n u. 1, sech quick relief t. IS for sale %,
ID. Z. SmithsDu
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1900-08-03
NOTICE FOG PUBLICATION.
TIMBER LAND ACT JUNE 8. iSsS.

'4AohW LAND ACT JUNE 8. iS>-
United States Land Oficc.
Boise Idaho. June -6. i''N.
No'!cr is hereby given that in compliance
VIVA 'ar provisions Of the act Of CouSfeSS 40
june j. ISIS, entitled An act for the sale " tia-
Ger 'aRdS IN The states Of California. Oregon
Nevada and Washington Territory. as eXie01-
v1lo AL ihe Public Land States ny act 81 AHS &
'>'~'' as''eS L. Martin OF sweet. couu'yoi 9Vise
N'A'v al Idaho, has this ,iay filci IN !Ai> oiN'e
MS sworn statement No g. Tor ;he purchase Oh
.'' e VIII OF section No. - in Township
40 . y Range No Fast, and Will ouer ni'''
~ $40" 'aai tae land sought j. more 'Ai'''''
MT Us TIMBER or stone than for agricultural p''-
f'N'S' aud to establish his claim 10 sai1 ---
so'o7e M Rcsisteraud receiver 90 this 'n'e ~
''O'Se' Idaho. o. Tuesday. the n DAY ~ 'l''-''
der. lsCo
'e names as Witnesses; NathaDisl D. 10" ~
~ sweet Boise County. Idauo, ami Wi.hain
ia'F'Sl' Douglas KNOX ami Andrew kelley ai' ''
i-n'Heti' Canyon county. Idaho.
ANY aud al persons claiming adversely 'u'
''oo'e-'''>ertocd lands arr requested 10 nle 'N''
o'S'laS IN this office or or before sa.d % Uns ''
septrmhcr, isNo
- ~ b s-'-ie5O. james King R's''''''
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
TIMBER LAND. ACT JUNr 8. l,'S
Jl.tol States Lara p.lc,,
H.aA. l....n hmm - ~

t-'i Dr. As-A y ~ y - . (. y ?. e.. tNtN
Jl.teI States Lara n.Ec,.
Byisc. iLaho. June -, 1919
Notice is hereby given that in compliance "lih
I-c ''5' l>.0ls Of the aot OF Congress q! June ),
l''n c'iltscG "A act Tor the safe % tilo-r lands
j. 'Lc states oi California. Oregon. Nevada sd
Washington Territory" ~ extended go All the
4'eolie Land states By act %, August :. i'.-.
hi!'N Wilson OF Sweet. county OF Boise. Stale oi
!'a'.u' has This day fled in this o.Ece his sworn
statement number ST. for the purchase o.; ina
SEA $" y. s"}, SE', section I. NEl-i AWl-i
A"i-i NEi-i. az section number - in township
number north. range . east. aud Will o1eF
Proof TO show that the land sought Is iaorc
valuable lori It's tnnberor stone than FOR aSricai'-
ui"' purposes, and 10 establish his claim 10 said
'4al before the Register and Receiver OF this
"uec ~ Boise, Idaho, on Friday. n, slsi day q
August. lya0
he AalneS aS Witnesses; George Cook ans
No9cF' HUE o. sweet, Idaho. aud George Boone
aad Icum II. Buorey OF emmett Idaho.
Aay snd al persons claiming adversely thu
"so'e-aeSeri0ed lands sre requested 20 tile iaeif
CLAIMS IN this onice on or before said Slth d'.y OF
August. 1900
'-s'-@ TO S-2i-lsoO. James King, Register
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FoRFlruEE NOTICE.

70 Nieaaei C.. Harris o. his legal 7.pre- sl,a-
II g.
ron are hereby aotiued that nave eNpeal-t
~ huA4red dollars IA labor aud imr.ev--'e, e
900 .a- Alexander Quartz Mia.ns cl4.n .i,l4tsd
~ We; Wow Mining I.>t-i-, Boise Ccna-5.
l-sho. ,he a:urnLed location notice O.: when IS
.;.ar-iu lvol 80 o. t,La.tz claims g: jag sav
%. tay records IL jh4. ofuc- o.. TIE Recorder of
ST! Ho.>- County. iu ORDER 90 held ,.ii claim
l-.c'. tAe provisions OF section .,i ol ID Ertls
s.4ilt.> %. iac yr!ted states ana tle a-neL,-
4, thereto approx &. JauGary--i. i--l. concern
.-' annual laaor an mining CHAINS. oOia. the
a.NsAi re lircd - aoia said clL.-l .or iac ir..-
ol S-1i-S Dccen ler 20. isse.
Mad !. within LsuctS aass from she personal
>etict " iAi, notice. %, within u.n,ty ass after
lH.tgoicaiiou thereof. you tal or ref-se d co4-
.,a ,ue Suu- ci c.>vri aud i-.oc doiis-S aud
cost, your portion Of such expen44tures as CO.
c~,"s yeuc iuter,si i'll said c.uiin will become
d.. property ofthe sub>e. iDa.. who has inale ihr
,Al ;noturyS required Us TAT terms 81 said scc-
tF4
u4'-l a. Boisc, Idaho june - 1909.
e. " l'oindcXtsr
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1900-08-03
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-02-25
RECITAL AT JEFFERSON.
Programme Of Musical Excellence

Programmes Of Musical Excellence
Has Been Prepared.
A violin and song recital will be given
at the Jefferson Monday evening, at $3.50
o'clock. The programme will be one Of
unusual excellence, the following appear
ing as soloists: Miss Blanche Lorraine
Rueckert. soprano; Mrs. Cloves, alto:
Mr.. Cloves. tenor: Mr.. Lehman, basso;
N1r. J. Frederick Rueckert. violinist. as
sisted by the Centenary church quartette.
and Miss Fannie AIera and Mr.. Jacob
Relnhardt, accompanies.
The following programme IS Of such a
high order that music-loving people will
be glad of the opportunity of hearing
such good music well rendered.:
1. Greig, Sonata cp. 8. Allegro Con
Brio. Allegretto Quasi Andantino., Ale
gro Motto Vivace-
2. Wagner. CLohengrin) Elsie's Dream.
Rossini, Q5arbieri Di Seviglia) Cavatina.
3. David's (Bunte Reihe) Kinderlied,
Tarantelle. Corelli, 1863, Sarabanda, Ga
volta.
4. Schumann. Du bistwte cine blume.
Widmung. Weber, (Der Freischutz) Recit
and Ara.
.. David, Thema and Var.
s. kucken. Heaven hath shed a tear.
Violin Obligato.
7. Rigoletto. Bella F.slia Dell Amore.,
Quartette.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-02-25
THE TIMES: RICHMOND. VA. SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 1900.

sires me to- acknowledge the receipt of
your letter OF November 30th. The let;
ter you inclose was from q firm Of pi-s
rate publishers on the Pacific Slope, and
Mr.. Kipling is glad to learn that you are
only Sd. out of pocket by it Fai thfully
yours, s. ANDERSON
To this amusing note the publishers:
responded as follows: I'm forwarding
you the letter from America addressed
to our care we thought we were doing
a courteous act. We did not know from
whom it came. but because it was from
a firm of pirate publishers on the Pacific
Slope, your secretary reports that you
are glad to learn that we are only Cd.
out of pocket by it. This strikes us as
the action of an Absent Minded Beggar.'
Yours faithfully, GAY & BIRD.
''P. S.-Kindly put the Sd. in the tam
BOURNE"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-02-25
No !.
One
Above

Queen Of Night Mr. Hills material
has been appropriated by the American
writer, such appropriation constituting
wrong; against the English author and
his publishers, and also, of course, the
American publishers. who accepted as an
original work the story The American
Duchess The publishers are making
this announcement in order to caution
American readers against the purchase,
under a wrong impression. Of the story
issued under the title of Aboard the
American Duchess.
Daniel NIallet, 253 Broadway, New
York, announces the publication of a
.tNIAGAZINE OF PODHRY." The an
nouncement is as follows:
The lover of poetry who RENTS the
sum OF one dollar TO the publisher will
possess at the end of the year volume
of some four hundred pages. in twelve
monthly parts, comprising a thousand
selections of real poetry. both grave and
gay. The above is a personal invitation
10 join the appreciatives."
One of the penalties which author
must pay for his popularity is that in
his daily mail there are at least some
ten or a dozen requests for his auto
graph. In the case OF Mr.. Winston
Churchill. whose novel. Richard Carvel,
is now in it's three hundred and thirtieth
thousand, and Mr.. +. Marion Crawford,
whose Via Crucis bids fair to reach its
hundredth thousand within three months
of its issue, these requests have become
particularly burdensone. Tho publish
ers. The Macmillan Company. have hit
on the happy expedient of issuing spe-
cial edition of one thousand copies OF
each of these novels. each one OF winch
will contain the authors autograph. 1t
is hoped that this innovation in ordinary
publishing methods will result in the sat
isfaction of The autograph collector ana
the relief of the author.
THE FATE OF MADAME LA TOUR.
A TALE OF GREAT SALT LAKE. BY
Mrs. A. c. Paddock. New York; Fords.
Howard & Hubert Bound in cloth,
octave, red top. 80 pages. Price, S1.Oa
This is a new edition of Mrs. PaddocA's
Mormon story, now in its tenth thousand.
1t is of special interest just now, as
1hrowinE light upon the Mormon Ques-
ton. which the Roberts case has brought
into such prominence. The author resided
in Salt Lake city for ten years and this
story was constructed from realities cx-
listing on every side. In the preface
she says: 81 DO not pretend to tel of
the worst of the doings of the Saints.
FOR no decent pen could describe and no
decent reader would peruse the shocking
facts" II is an exposure of the evils of
;Normonisn, told in the guise of novel.
THE GENTLEMAN PENSIONER. A
ROMANCE OF THE YEAR 1869. BY
Albert Lee. author of '"ThlA Key of the
Holy House." etc. New York: D. APP
Dletcn & Company. Bound in papsT.
Price so cents.
The scene of this admirable historical
romanoa is laid in the tumultuous Eng
land OF the sixteenth century. at the
time when tf1a plots of the partisans of
Mary Stuart against Elizabeth seemed
10 he approaching elimination. T!fe'
hero. Queen Elizabeth's confidential mes
s...ng,,r, has a trust to execute, which in
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-02-25

wolves q trlling series of adventures.
This stirring romance has bet:n compared
to "a Gentleman Of France, and it Is
safe to say that no reader will find in its
pages any reason for tagging interest or
viii relinquish the book until the last
page hal been reached.
This is the latest issue of AppFeton'S
Town and Country Library" Series.
IN CONNECTION WITH THE DE WILL
LOUGHBY CLAIM. Frances Hodgson
Burnett Charles scribner's Sons, New
York.
Now that Mrs. Burnetts newest lite
rary, venture since the appearance of her
Lady of Quality and the Lady of
Quality's" sequel is fairly before the
American public her readers and adj
mirers must experience sensible feel
ing of relief In finding her once more in
De Isle county, Tenn, on familiar
ground and among the people whom
early and keen-sighted observation en-
ables her to so truly individualize and
describe.
DE Willoughby, the supreme and cen
trail figure in connection with his claim.
is a most lovable creation. Thwarted In
personal aims and ambitions, dsappoint-
ed in love, disowned by those who should
have been his natural helpers and COM
forters, his knightly nature, despite its
ward form and figure, made him the
guardian of helpless infancy, the foster
ing influence Of an idyllic life and love
in which two young and beautiful ma
lures could meet each other, join hands,
and wander on among roses until they
reached the gate of life, when it swung
open for them and they passed through
to find another paradise"
The darker side of the story is a. pitiful
fr3t re1v nj
telling, bringing to our notice, as it does.
the pathetic, frightened figure of little
Margery, the brilliant, many-sided Baird,
with his shadow and foil, the gloomy,
inarticulate -Latimer
1t is a curious coincidence that when
in the final scene of Raird's CHASTITY ex
patton and punishment, he cries out to
Lat;mer, "You have crucifed me! Let
that comfort you one is forcibly and
irresstibly reminded of a similar Ut
terance from the lips of the "Gadfly.'
and one can but wonder over how far
Mrs Burnett was here. consciously or
unconsciously, influenced by that cele-
brated impersonation Of Mrs. Voynich's
genius.
The busy political atmosphere with
which the national capital is surcharscd
is delineated in sharp contrast to the
simple peaceful neighborliness prevailing
at Talbott's CROSSROADS. Life there eN-
listed in primitive naturalness, but De
Willoughby only justiies our estimate of
his loyalty to early associations. when
he, as soon as his cause in Washington
was won, turns his face to his home In
the Land of the Sky and finds his
hopes best fulilment and end there.
TfIE MAN WITH THE HOE, WITH
NOTES BY THE AUTHOR. BY Edward
Markham Doubleday and Mcclure Co.,
New York
Comment urequalled, praise unstinted,
and criticism unsDaring and unqualified
have been combined influences moving
Mr.. Markham to reply against a clamor-
Gus public. and to set himself right with
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Notes Fro,n Seven Pines.

Mrs. J. E. Loyns and two children are
quite sick at her residence.
Mr.. Samuel West is still confined to his
bed with rheumatism.
The roads from Fair Oaks to Seven
Pines are very rough, owing to the Sc
we're rains on Wednesday night. In some
places they are almost impossible, as the
red clay OF which the roads are composed,
is about one and half feet deep, which
causes great delay to hucksters who live
In that vicinity.