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San Puero Ju6Ves 1900
t he Post Omc at San JuaG g.
An0 x. Mum. $3.50
->S E.. ~
PesCa CT eleSte.

Hemos luido que entreias nd
ciendas Zotita Y Mantec6n, del Dis
trito del Centre en- Oaxaca, Mejico,
ha caido una lluvia de peces sobre
aoue)}os terrenos, en- tanta cantidad,
one los vecinos de los alrededores
:uvieron provision para varios djas,
hacienda acopio del chaparr6n ami
NAL.
Este otrOs tan naturales feno'
menos, cuya carsa es por demas CO
nocida, han dado margen en- muchas
ccasiones en- el vulgo a juicios por
demas err6neos, alimentados por Ell
fanatismo; senalandsse tales sucesos
como obra sobrenstural ffaguada en-
los talleres del Gran Arquitecto, con
un fin dirigido al cas- tigo de las cul'
pas de Ia humanldad
oh! 81 asi fuera, dehlera man
dArsenos espeso diluvio de asientos
de molino de las can teras del clelo,
como avisO mas contundente:
Las lluvias de peces, Sc ma pro.
palado por la ignorancia, eran Ell
anupcio de que habia n de secarse los
mares en- toda Ia terra.
En- cierta OCCASION y con mOtlvO
de un fuerte aguace 70 que cayo en-
un pueblo espaf1ol do la provincial de
Valencia, donde es grande ell cult
vo del azafran, cuyas aguas mostra
ban un color sangui inoiento, dlJose
que era una lluvia de sangre anun
clio del fin del mundo, que acabar1a
despues de una guer ra general.
Y es claro, que as1 como las llu-
Was do peces Sc o riginan porque
una tromba al absorver ell aqua de
los rios, lagos 8 mar es puede llevar
SO cantidad de esos animalitos, que
Iuego son arrojados en- ell sitio en-
que Ia nube Sc disuelve, del mismo
modo, al obrar la tro mba en- ur cam
DO sembrado de alguna materla CO.
Iorante, como el azafran, por ejem
plo, el aqua contenida en- aquella
adouiere color y el f enomeno presen
La ese caracter que NADIA tiene dc ex-
trano.
Soguro que 81 la tromba obrara
en- los montOnes de oro de un milo
mario 8 en- un gran dep6sito de cha
Gina, lloverian chorros de monedas,
5 embutidcs y jamones,
;Qne bien estarla ESQ, y como sc
| le hara la boca aqua a los ALTOONA
! dos!
En- Puerto-Rico, por ahora, nc
llueven mas que bofetOnes y garro
tazOs.
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Un buen
bandO,

Ell alcalde de cordoba ha dicta
do un bando requiriendoia los vecl
nos para que Embellishments matrl-
cullen sus hijos en- las escuelas publ
cas- de Aus respectivos distritos.
En dicho bando Sc advierte Que
los ninos que SO encuentren en- la ca
lie en- las noras en- que debe q estar
recogidos en- las aulas, seran detenl
dos en- ell arresto municipal y sus pa
dres multalos con 10 posetas Ia prl
mera vez y 25 la segunda, siendo go
met;dos en- case de reincidir, la
acci6n ie los Tribunales de jnstlcla,
Lor desobediencia.
La ianta local de instruction pri
maria girara frecuentes visitas ALIAS
eseuelas pdblicas, con objeto de yer
si Sc cumplen las disposiciones vi
gentes en- la materia.
Este alcalde entiende la aguja
de marear y no ser1a malo que en-
Pto-Rico tuviera tambien imitado
res
Mientras mas chiquillos haya
en- la escuela, nenos granujillas ten
dremos por las GALES jorobando la
pita y faltandole al respeto a la hu
manidad.
Veremos hay quien los meta
en- cintura algun dia:
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Antrop6fagos
en- Haiti,

<El Suplem to, de Santiago,
Republica de Santo Domingo,, pu
blica los parrafos de una carta So
bre Haiti entire los cuales hallamos
el siguiente hecho, alSo inverosimil
por ciertO.
<Un amigo, recientemente veni-
do de Dajab6n, N 9 ha referido 10
que textualmente g transcrlbo: <En
Juana Mendez Haiti, fueron sor
prendidos por ell Jefe Militar Jam
qua, NADIA menos Que ocho canfbales
en- animada comilona: los hace pre-
SOS, seguidamente los pone en- CAPT
LA y q la hora seftalada para Ia eje,
cuci0n, SO aparecieron unos tantos,
tambien canfbales, y le tajan & palos,
al Jefe que despavorido huge Daja
bon on busca de amparO
Esto de conner gente, es un pocC
duro de Greer, y 10 aceptamos po,
via dc information y bajo la buena
f6 del colega que ca tan sspeluznar
te noticia.
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CARRIAGES
for passenger nsportation Cetereen
PONCE AND SAN JUAN.

regular Coach will start from
Thursday and Saturday clock
Monday Wednesday Friday at clock
arseg for suigle
Agsn
is In Ponce.
lEr Aasads elliot In SAN IuAN
NJ Cs5tera, Aos Cz. IS JUsro 10 ST.
Pssrto-Rico Septisnbrs 30 1900.
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GAIA
de anarquistas.

Llega a 2, 200 al ndmero de per-
sonas encarceladas como anarQufstas
a consecuencia del asesinato del rey
Humberto.
Otro millar de individuos Sc ha'
LA deten1do por haber hecho Ia apo
log1a del regicidio 6 sencillamente
por no haber reprobado el cr1mea
en- t6rminos, suficientemente caluro'
sos.
Solo en- ell transcurso del mes de
Agosto, el tri,5.lnal de Ancona ha
dictado sentencjas condenatorias, q,
representa- A amos do prisi6n y
1853, 600 frances de multa.
Convene hacer constar que An
coma es una poblaci6n de 35, 900 ha
bitantes, que representa- ell uno pOr
ciento de la poblaci6n de Italia.
Los peri6dicos liberales y socia
listas juzgan severamente estas CO
denas, y acusan 4 la magistratura
italiana de hab arse convertible en-
instrumental de una persecution poll
tica, afrmando que la mayor'p parte
de los individuos sncarcelados no es
| anarquista, sino que aquellos son,
| nj mas nj menos, que socialistas y
| clericales. cuyas ideas polfticas no
son del agrado del regimen VICENTE
en- Italia.
El sistema no deja de ser 5000
rrido para estirpar frailss y desoo
| yuntar ultramontanos. Y los auto
res diran, que por todas parties Sc va
! Roma.
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+ MIS- CLIENIES

y al pdb,ico en- general, hago saber:
que nj hijo Francisco, recien llega-
do de los Estaaos, no ha tenido otra
intervention en- mi Laboratorio Den
tai, que la del maDcebo que practi-
ca, con ell fin de adquirir conocimien
tos en- el ramo q que Sc dedica nun
ca con ell caracter de as asociado, como
ha ostentado al efectuar cobros sin
mi authorization y firma, de cuyas
sumas Sc ha apoderado por sorpre-
sa, raz6n por 10 que le he separado
de mi oficina.
Todos los cubros que haya efec
tuado sin mi propia firma, son nu.
los: y 81 respondent legado el mo-
mentC de las esclarecencias.
Sc hace indispensable esta pu-
blica manifestation, porque q mis-
oidos llegan rumores que afectan
mi credito, y mi silencio dar5a lugar
mi muerte civil. Sufra la pena
uuien la falta cometi6.
DR.. r. M. PONTE.
S-3 p
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I'm hombre
comido por las hormi gas

Dice <La Voz del Pueblo, de
Guantanamo:
Sci dia 13 del presente, fue con
ducido al Hospital por el sef1or Ma
nuel Pena y .otro amigo, sl senior
Ramon Rodriguez Hernandez, puer
torri1ueno, blanco, el que eucontra.
ron privado de sentido on 81 eamino
do Magueicito, y casi condo por las
hormigas, al extreme de que ha per
dido el ojo izqsierdo que So le ha
vaciado.
Els un case rare que explican los
medicos diciendo que ell paciente de
bio haber sufrido un ataque catalep
tico, con tan mala susrte que cayt
sobrs an nOrmiguero
A no lIegar tan tempo Ell SO
corro, hubiera muerto ell infeliz.
Aparte del ojo, sigue bien
pronto sanara de los millares de pi
cadura que sufri6.
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Re|naitidos.. < q ] / s.. 8.
Puerto Rico, "a de Octubre 1900.
Se71or Director ~ -
de LA CORRESPONDENCE
DE PuERTo-R1CO.
Capital.

LIE agradecere q I'd. Sc sirva
dar cabida en- su popular diario 8 las
siguientes lfneas:
No perteneciendo a ninguno de
los partidos pol1ticos desde las cleo
clones pasadas a las que NO fu1 a vo
tar, y toda vez que Sc me acusaba
que hac1a polftica cuando estaba en-
ell Cuerpo de la Polic1a Municipal
siendo todo una mentira de qnien 10
dijo, y para desligarme de TODD com
promise polftico, por la presente
hago saber: que no me halo inscrito
en- ninguno de los dos partidos mill,
tantes pc 70 que, nj tampoco he au
forbade 4 ninguna persona para que
10 haga, quedandome independence
de la polftica actual.
Quedando atentamente agrade-
cido s. S. q b. S. m.
JesuS Flores Ramirez.
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Y VendutapQbliCa
EN- SANTURCE.

Ell domingo pr6xino % del CO.
rriente, las 10 de Ia maf1ana, sc re
mataran por cuenta de quien CORES
ponda en- Santurce, subiendo para la
Iglesia 8 la derecha, las casas que
hacen los n1meros 8 y 8, y 81 no fue
Sc possible por estar lloviendo, Sc lie
vara q efecto dicho remate el domln'
go il m adiato cuatrO de NOviemOre
q la h)Ta indicada Dichas dos CT
sas &c MADEIRA y zinc, estan asegu-
rads S, y tiene algibo con serv'dun
bre para ambos, yraUlcan ell un SO
lar que mide % metros 80 cent1H0
tros de frente por 35 de fondo, coo
algunOs arDOleS frutales, inscruas
sin gravamen en- el Eegis.ro de la
Propiedad; siendo ell remate en- un
lote. las demas condic:oncs del re-
mate SO diran en- el acto, verl{5can-
dose Ia venta sil <u}tcGlOr roclalAa'
ciono
Lo que aago publico para gene
raj conocimieuto y cOcurrencla de H.
citadores.
Pto Rico % Octubre de 1900,
FRANCISCO M. TURULL
Vendutero pdblico.
Ell tranvfa sale de la Capital q las
- 10 mismo las guaguas.
A 3-2
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Justa
rep0sici6n.

Nuestro amigo don Julio Lopez
Irizarry ha sido repueeto en- su des,
tino de Recaudador de contribucio-
nes del Estado de los pueblos de Toa
alta, Toa baja, Dorado y Naranjito,
en- vista de que eran inciertos 6 infun
dados los cargos .hechos contra ell
senor Lopez.
Felicitamos al amigo por Ia JUS
ticia que Sc hace q su inteligencla
y probidad, como 4 la Tesorer1a, por
el acto de lusticia que acaba de ha'
GER.
Fin esta imprenta Sc vende papel
de peri6dicos viejos 50 40 el quin
tai. n S-5-5
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| Institdto Washington
N,lmero 70 Gale de Ia Fortalesa'
San Juan ?. r
Esta ESCUELA PART ICULAR

Esta ESCUELA PART ICOLAR
,,ELECTA inaugurara Sus cursoS
anuales el Juevcs 4 dc Octubre.
DIRECTOR, el professor G, B..
Benedict A N. vents josamente CO.
.,ocido por ell publico dc csta Ca
pital. El cuerpo docente Sc organl-
Iara con nstrucctores competentes.
CURSOS: Primario, lntermedio,
Y de- <High School.
presentandose un n1mero suti-
,.lente de ninos de Ia edad propla
para 81. 10 abrira un KiNDERGAR-
TEN.
EspeciaIidad en- la eEgenanza
prdctica del lNGLES.
CLASSES NOCllR,,AS en- el
lnglGS y aSignatura" cV1nerclales
Todos los cu!sos y m6todoS
,rrau uuitormes en- todO 10 esen-
cial con los mejores moueIos de
las Escuclas pNblicas de los + ~
Atenci0n especial Sc dcdlcard
i los alumni que Sc hallan atra
sadus en- 1pIaCi0n d 81 edad.
kstuu1os or I0~. EoS para mar
trirularSc en- c>'ahtcclmlentOs dt
educaci6n en- lis y. U.
Precios moderados, pagaderoS
Dor mes, trimestre 8 aho adelanta-
dos,
Para mayoros intormes, asi co
mo para solicitar la inscription d'
aIumnos, pedir la Circular y rers'
con el director en- la secretarla
,.r1lc de la Fortaleza numero 70
Jiariamente, excepto los domingos
eutre las horas de 3 y 3 ?. N,
A. l1-14.
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Colegio
J3 Ia PufIslma Conception
GALE del CRlSTO No 3.


instruction primarfa elemental
y superior, incluyendo |" DocSrlna
cristiana.
Clase do ingles q cargo de /"
Sra. Professors de idiomas Sra doha
,Gracia Lambard de q,
Latin a cargo del que suscrioe
Piano y canto por 81 81 oarrlo
I" Dibujo natural y lincal por don
A''l Gimnasis Gin y osgrima por D. Fer
Glasses de pArvulos do ambos Sc,
KOS a cargo de Ia Professor" u''n"
Obdulja c. de Cortes
TOTA: Sc admiten pup'los y
media pension 4 precios, moII 20" ;0S,
San Iuan p, e. Octubre 10 de l9OO.
FRANCISCO CORTES,
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IntereSantG.

IA Emp osa de coches de don 20
4 rez de Cayey tiene estaDle
.eida su Asencia en- el Estableclmlen
to LA Lunas San FRANCISCO 81 ae
tos yo seslores Zalduondo & Mier; e..
mepresa cueuta con conssan'e sia eoy
huer1 pervicio y en comprehend con
1as demAs on cuanto & sus preclos
nor 10 cual llama la atenclon oe los
seriores viajeros. on 40
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Daro ahoutarrene h1r aral Dc a opinion nsa
BMPRESA DE C0CHES

empresa pbico conocmiento
des l da de Octub pr6xmo eme7a prestar
p1o entire Ponce coch tsemana saiendo de
Ponce odos los Msrtes Sabado las de Ia manana, de
odos los Microbes Viernes las de la manana
pco de cada asiento de Ponce Juan ssra
de ocho dollars.
Sc admiran pasajercs los puos de insio smpre
hays cabida 6 coche.
Tauben coches heados precios convsnconales
Prscios FiioS Gale
del Comeco.
Juan Cuttuya C Forsalsza IS San jus
10 10.
Ponce Sspembre 20 del 1900
" SANTOF2L
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a row depends on circumstances, but
as Tim is a great stickler for harm ony
and as the police will be on hand, the
chances are that Republicanism will
get out of the hall with a whole Skin
OF course there will be dissenters 4.
Tins party has always been full of
them since its earliest days-way back
before it was called the American
League even. VIII f. Fisher has al
ready bolted because the party strain
ed so hard at the Democratic donkey
before swallowing the Republican ele-
phant. r. w. Shingle comes out in a
letter below to show why the organi-
zation of a Republican party is prema-
ture. Perhaps both will be on hand to-
night to have their say. And there are
others.
Politics in the Democratic camp is
not particularly lively, but it will be If
Clarence w. Ashford comes down here
as he says he will, to organize the par
ty. Clarence was always Republican
in the old days and the hardshell Dem
ocrats, men like DR.. McGrew and VIM
c. Wilder, are not likely to accept his
leadership without a protest.
Editor Testa is figuring on making
the Independent the great Democratic
organ OF Hawaii. lie thinks he will
have the field all TO himself. To make
ready for the responsibility, Mr.. Testa
is doing lot Of quiet pipe-laying to the
reservoirs of information. "Norrie
and l." he said the other day, have
been talking the thing over and we
think our best lay is to be Democratic
And say! Just between ourselves. tel
me what the real difference is between
Democrat and Republican"
To return to the Murray proposals
here is Mr.. Shingles pronunciamento:
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TIM MURRAY ANSWERS.
He Replies to a Recent Correspond
ent of This Paper.

Editor Advertiser:-An article ap-
Dears in the Advertiser" of this morn
ing, gu stoning the authority of my
self or Others to organize a Republican
Party for these Islands. Permit me "a
inform my Republican" friend that
no person has any abs lite property
in the word Republic; =" but tina,
any body of qualified voters of Repub-
lican sympathies are entitled to appro-
pirate the name for their use, and by
so doing acquire a qualified property
therein, always provided that they ara
the first in the field. The above Is the
position taken by the National Re
publican" and all other political par
ties.
1t Is very evident, from your cores
pondent's reference to Mr.. Shingles
authority, that he has oonfounded the
National Republican Party" with the
National Republican League" and
Mr.. Shingle vii, no doubt inform him
should he care 10 inquire.
A call Is abou. to issue for a Repub-
lican mass met ting, and / hope that
my Republican" friend and all Others
OF like sympathies will attend. Full
and free speech to all.
T. B. MURRAY.
Honolulu, April 2, 1900.
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r. w. sHINGLE EXPLAINS.
Organization of a Republican Party
Is Premature.

To the Republicans of Honolulu:
There having been considerable dis
cussion and apparent misunderstand-
ing, as evinced by the recent proposed
Republican organization in Honolulu,
in connection with the League OF Re-
publican Clubs and the authority which
/ have from that body, 1t seems to me
timely to make a statement to the Re
publicans, outlining my attitude and
what consider to be my duty, not only
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POT OF
POLITICS
1t Begins to Boil In
Honolulu.
Tim MURRAy'S NEW PARTY
R. w. ShingIe Explains His Position
And Murray Himself Has
His Little Fling.

After cogitating for awhile as to
whether the new party had better be
called Republican, Democratic or Non
Partisan, the Murrayites, in the course
Of their caucus last week, decided tC
call it Republican. SO it will be Re
publican until further notice. Captai1
Murray, it is understood, is a good
Democrat, but that is not going tc
stand in the way of his being useful to
the country or the country being useful
10 him. Tonight at Murrfy Hail the
clans will get together and throw q
some oratory. Whether there will be
1000 100000 009c. .
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Henry James was once praising the
work of fellow-author. You are very
kind OF him." said some one present,
for he says very unpleasant things
about your work - "Ah." said Mr..
James. but tnen both OF us may be
wrong,"
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
MUSIC.

COOKS MUSIC SCHOOL.-Love Bldg,
Fort ST.; Piano, Voice Culture, Sing
ing and harmony; especial attention
paid to touch, muscular control and
musical analysis.
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n Ion, + E,llyE, DOVE, C.E.-suryeyor
|st nm uss.d.ss s.dasineer; office Campbell
H Pis S... lnext el % Bishop & Co.
fN'rtins' vi orders taken
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ESs,.5,f,!ANY TAYLOR, NJ Am. Soc G
llNd Ris Hydraulic Engineer;
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''''''@t>t%>~,>>s>>>>>

} a.. Contractor and Build.
|st , }, ,, aaa office fitting. brick.
fdi. ,.N,5 .'one building; shop Palace
(mo 0'0ence Wilder Ave, near
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ANNIS MONTAGUE TURNER.-Vocal
Studio, "Mignon," 720 Beretania St
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MlSCElLANE EOUS.

DIR. A. c. POSEY.-Specialist for Eye,
Ear. Throat and Nose Diseases and
Catarrh; Masonic Temple; hours to
IL a. M, to 4 and Z to p. m.
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r. SILVA.--Agent to take acknowledg-
ments to instruments. district of Ko-
ma. Oahu: at w. G.. Achis office,
King ST., near Nuuanu.
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/ MIL 1liRAIN !, Architects
w. MODEL Block Fort IS St;
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, ,llHcATTsCTs

|stm--1o = PAGE, Architects and
|s Anne, Tiace To, Rooms "a. Airing
\ @rsct sIGlulu, sa,, II. l.; sketches
IeI' Z29; P, o. box IT'S.
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~t>>%>>>.AAA,
ENGINEERS.

m ELL gS1lLL & co, LTD.-Engi-
b Hsoo'v,,.i so1'v;,,icians and Boliermak-
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GUIDE THROUGH HA-
WAII.--Price 6Oc; beautifully Illus
trated. For sale by all newsdealers.
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Plea for Poor Claimants.

Achi: 81 want to know IL the Coun-
Gil of State has the right TO ask the
Executive Council to change the rules
of the Court OF Claims, because l no
tice the government has provided at
torneys for the Court of Claims.
also notice that the rules require that
the sum of $40 has TO be paid before a
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OPTICIANS.

S. f. LUCAS.-Love Bldg, Fort St.,
upstairs; carries a full line of ALL
nlNDS OF GLASSES from the
CHEAPEST to the BEST. Free ex-
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Continued on Page 81
Evening journal., 1900-04-17

vice 10 the betrothal. when the bishop
took 1t up. At its conclusion, the choir
again escorted the bridal party to the
entrance Of the churh, singing as a re-
Icessional "The Voice That Breathed
IO'er Eden"
The bride, who was unattended, wore
Ia beautiful gown Of crepe de chine over
white satin, trimmed in duchess lace
She carried a splendid bouquet of lilies
.of the valley. and her long veil was
caught to her hair with sprays Of the
same flowers.
George Davis, of Germantown, a
brother of the groom, attended him as
best man, and the ushers were Harry
Thomas, George Hughes and Gordon
Ash, of Philadelphia, and Joseph II
Bailey, Jr., and DR.. Harrison w
Howell, of this city
A reception, which was largely at
tended, followed at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Carpenter, at No. 1902 Penn
sylvania avenue. Mr.. and Mrs. Davis
were assisted in receiving by Mr.. and
Mrs. Carpenter parents of the bride
and Mr.. and Mrs. G. Harry Davis. par
ents of the bridegroom.
At the conclusion of their wedding
trip Mr.. and Mrs Davis will reside in
Orange, n. J.
Evening journal., 1900-04-17

men than those employed in the coll
leries, who were forced to be idle on ac-
count OF the strike. legal proceedings
were instituted to test the right OF the
poor law officers 20 devote any OF the
public money raised by taxation to the
support OF the strikers, the argument
being that the Golfers could obtain
employment IL they liked and that the
taxpayers should not be compelled TO
maintain them in fdleness simply be-
cause they were dissatisfied with the
wages offered. This view did not pre-
vail in the trial court where Justice
Romer held that the strikers came
within the beneficial scope and opera
ton OF the poor law. In the Court OF
Appeals, however, his decision has
been reversed, all the judges Of that
court being OF the opinion that, ne
matter what may be the merits of a
controversy concerning wages, a man
who refuses to work simply because he
deems the employers terms unreason-
able is not entitled to sustenance out
Of the public funds.
Evening journal., 1900-04-17
$6.76
"BELDING."

We have sold it for years.
The name represents the
"best" of everything that en-
ters into the construction of a
Refrigerator. 1t must be so
or it would not be for sale
here.
1t is filed with pure carbon
or charcoal, rendered imper-
vious to air or water by GER
tain processes and is a
perfect non-conductor.
This applies not only to the
body but to the door and lid
as well. 1t is an ice saver and
that means a money saver in
more ways than one.
1t is zinc lined-this will
never rust galvanized iron
will. Insist on having a zinc
lined article no matter where
you buy it. 1t costs more
than galvanized iron but il is
better = that's why it is in the
"Belding"
The locks and hinges are
solid bronze,
Self-closing drip cups;
Self-retaining castors;
Perfect insulation;
Pure, dry, cold air circula-
tion, etc.
Evening journal., 1900-04-17
Chamber Suits.

We want to
thoroughly introduce our new
line of high grade Chamber
Suits, and for the next 80 days
will sell them 10 per cent.
under price. This is done
with the makers consent only.
He fixes the price, as a rule,
and permits no deviation from
it. They are of special con-
struction and undoubtedly the
finest line Of oak suits made
to-day.
Every inch of lumber used
is selected quarter oak.
The bureau and washstand
fronts are serpentine.
The carvings are handwork.
One of the special features
is a cedar lined drawer in
bureau with inside sliding top,
absolutely tight; dust proof
and moth proof.
The finish is golden in color
and a hand rubbed polish.
The designs are original
and confined to this line of
suits only.
Prices range from