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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-10-02
N0T'ICIAS,

Hsmos tenido OCCASION de leer
cartas de a Carolina muy expresi-
vas, en- las cual Sc hace usticia a
las ma gnfficss condolences del Te-
niente de Ia Policfa Insular, sef1or
Tadalla. Este es muy estimado por
todos, 10 que prueba que sabe cum
plir cumple con su deber.
Las oartas de que hacemos
mencion estan frmadas por presti-
giosas personalidades del pertido
republicano
No hay, pues, asomo de veriad
en- 10 que dice un perio iic0 respecto
al traslado del se1or Tallada quien
mer ace la confianza de sus Jefes.
Driles de hiios de 60 cts q 25,
drlles de hilo asarga de 80 q 40 cts,
casimires ingleses s IS, jergas in
glesas a 5 1, mil catres metalicos q
50 so colchones magnifcos de una y
dos plszas as 2 80, en- EFT Cielo,
Fortaleza 25, frente & Ella Ninfa,
Ha estado enfermo de algun
,cuidado uno de los pequellos hijos
del Dr.. Barbosa, el que hoy SO hs-
lla algo mejor. Deseamos al citado
amigo que yea pronto del TODD resta-
bleciio 6 su nif1o.
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Sc VENDE

Una fnca en- Puerta ds T;erla,
son tres grandes solares unid Do, con
parte edit a la de MADEIRA qua pro-
ducsn buena renta, d& frente 8 | S
canes de San Agostfn y Vsrale. Q
son m IS de z mil varss, cuadr das,
sitio excelente, muy Ger !. 8 la Capt.
tai: p T sspsrad parte de estos >
lar.s fvrmAId !, 10 d. 5000 varas
cuadra d IS IN un frente de 20 & la
del Varadero, para mas informes.
Luna II San Juan.
L. M. Y. 5Q-2.
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La prensa de Londres
protesta por e IS r-etraso +
EN- FL ENvIo DE FUERzAs.
81 Sc atendieran las petioiones de Kit
chener, no habrla cue lamentar tantas
derrotas.

New York octubre 2 II 3 Pm.
Dicen de Londres que la prensa
censura duramente la negligencia
del Gobierno ingl6s en- ell enyio de
fuerzas al Sur de Africa.
ST Sc hubiesen atendido, dicen
los per;odicos ingleses, las peticiones
de Lord Kitchener enviando refuer-
zos sufcientes, no renovarfan los
beers su actividad como Sc viene
observando en- estos dltimos dias.
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Fuerzas a1nericanas
sacramento amenazadas
PoR LOS 1NsURREoTos FILIPINos.
La Ultima victoria ha envalentonado
a los insl1rreetnS de- Samar

New York Octubre 2 l-aJ P NJ.
Despachos recibidos por la prem
sa asociada, dan cuenta de que los
campamentos de las fuerzas ameri
canas en- la isla de Samar, estan Sc
riamente amenazados por los hlipi-
nos. Estos, enyalentonados con las
dltimas victorias, no cesar de AGO.
sar d las tropas federales, creando-
les una situ sci0n sumamente crlti-
ca,
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Romero Robledo
ataca rudamente
AL GoBIERNo DE sAGAsTA.
Hace notar que las mas grandes desgra :
cias Ie suceden a Espana, cuando go
bierna ell partido fusionista.

New York Octu re 2 l-30 P NJ.
Dicen de Madrid que ell conoci-
do po!ftico don Francisco Romero
Rpbledo ha pronunciado un violen-
to discurso contra ell Gobiarno
actual que es objeto de grandes
concentrates.
Ell Sr Romero Robledo hizo
notar que siempre que ha subido
al Poder ell senior Sagasta, ha SUI
frido alguna desgracia Espana.
Ell orador termino su discurso
asegurando que ell Sultan Sc burla-
ria tamb;en del Gobierno espanol.
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Un ca6onero danes
Sc fud q pique
EN- LA PRACTICA DE TRIO.
LA tripulacion pudo salvarse, corriendc
gran riesgo.

New-York Octubre 2 l-3O p. M.
Despachos de Copenhague, dan
cuenta de que un canonero danes Sc
fue a pique en- los momentos de ha-
Ger la practica de canon.
Los tripulantes, hacienda gran
des esfuerzos, lograron salvarse.
MuchoS tuvierDn cue salir ana
do, corriendo gran pefigro de aho-
garse.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-10-02

NewYork Octubre 2 l-3O P. M
Dos trasportes han salido de
Manila conduciendo trolas para la
isla de Samar pedidas urgentemen-
te.
Los refuerzos enviados Sc con-
sideran sufcientes para castigar a
los insurrectos y emprender una
activa campana hasta pacifcar por
complete la isla.
ST fuese necesario Sc enviaran
mas tropas.
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Una COIniSi0n
de Rio PiedraS
vista al doctor Brumb baugh.
MUCHos ALUMNos DEscoTEN
TOs DE LOS EXAMENEs,

Lss i6venes de Rio Pied as que
ssistieron q las classes de Ii Normal
ds We, ano y no hsn obtenido tftulo
no estan satisft chos de los ex4me-
nes.
Una comisi6n compue sta del al
calde senor Ac sta del doctor don
Alfonso Pan:agua ha visitado esta
tarie al comisionado de E iuca ci6n
con este objetc.
Igaoramos el re sultado de la en-
trevista
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TO LET

Fine rooms and one commodious
and well ventilated mirador at rea.
sonable prices Apply at 20 San
Jos6 Stret.
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PRoFgsoRA

Una seflora francesa. recibida
en- Ia Universidsd de Parfs, y con
mucho amos de practica en- Ia .ense.
f1anza. desea dAr classes de frances
= espaf1ol & domicilio.
Dirigirse q Margarita M. de Gu
tierrez, Fortaleza n, segundo, -.pi-
SO.
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LibroS de Yenta
ESIAN Il La VISTA EN-
la redocci61a de
, La Correspondence de p. RI

Diccionario Enciclopedico. Rssaamo Amers-
camo, en- 2 Tomos
Diccionario Enciclopedico, Nueua edsccs6n
10 en- 10 Tomos.
Diccionario Enciclope dico. Dehistorta, Bio
qrqfsa, MNolc1sa, y Geografsa en- 2 tomos, de
Edicion hist6rica, La mujer en- la huma
nidad edictor Julian F. Alcaraz.
La Prin costa de los Bresoz NoUela por
Eugenia Marlitt.
Historic de Europa. por E. CASTELAR, en- 2
Tomos
Europa pintorssca. en- Tomos edictor
La vida de los animales por el DR. A. E
Brelm, en- Tomos.
FL mundo ilustrado, en- Tomos
Panorama Naciopai. por Hermeregida.
Mirales, en- Tomos
Revolucion Religiosa por E. CASTELAR,, en-
Tomos
Historic de los Griegos. por victas Du.
ruy, Tomos.
Ell mundo fisico, por Amadeo GulIenim
Las razas humanas. por Federico Katzel,
en- 2 Tomos.
Hstoria de los Romanos. por victas Du-
ruy en- Tom0.
Revista de la Exposition Universal de
Paris afio 1889 por F. q. Dumas, en- Tomo
Obras completes de Mariana Jose de La
rra, por J. Luis Pelliges, en- ! Tomo.
Las plantas que curan las que matan,
por Ell DR.. Kengade, en- un Tomo.
travez del Egipto. por Eduardo Todas
Guel, en- un Tomo.
Morriha, por Emilia Pardo Bazan, en- To-
mo.
Tres Poesias, E, angel de la muerte, Can
cion de Ia Campafa y Epistola Neral, Tomo.
Los trabajoa del mar, por Victor Hugo,
Tomo.
La Heroina, por Publia Ovidia Mason,
Tomo
Poetas Liricos Griegos por los Sefores
Baraibas Menenchez Castila Ayenza. en-
Tomo
Biblioteca Clasica de pindaro, por ell Hmo
Sr. D. Ignacio Monies de Oca, en- i Tomo.
La Araucana de Don Alonzo de Erilla, en-
ONO.
En- esta imprrents se vende pa.
pei de peri6dico + q. 40 el quintal.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-10-02
La segunda regatta
no pudo llevarse a cabo
POR PATTA nr VTENTO
POR FALTA DE VIENTO.
El Shamrock lIevaba tres minutes de
ventaja cuando Sc suspendio Ia regatta,

New York Octubre 2 10 P M.
La segunda regatta de los yachts
que empez6 con tempo muy fayo-
rable, no pudo llevarse a cabo pof
falta de viento
Cuando el jurado decide que la
regatta debia suspenderse, Ell &Sham-
rock~ llevaba tres minutes dnica-
mente de ventaja.
El entusiasmo es cada vez ma
yor.
La copa de orc. nunca habfa
sido tan discutida como este a1o.
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Esta tarde hara el ensayo Official
la banda de 10 PoliciA Iusular.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-10-02

La factorfa que Sc esta constru-
yendo en- la Isla de Maui, por la Ha-
waiian Commercial & Sugar company
tendra una capacidad de $4,000 tone
ladas de azdcar por zafra. Para esta
azucarerfa Sc ha hecho un pedido de
dos evaporadoras LILLE de cuadru-
pie efecto, debiendo tener cada uR
capacidad de 80 900 galones de guara
po concentrate por "a horas. Otros pc
didos de LILLE triples y cuadruples
efectos de 100, 900 galones para arriba
hacen un total en- capacidad de null
tiple efecto LILLE, pedidos este aho
para las lslas Hawaii, de l.S00 900 ga
ones de guarapo concentrate por cada
"a horas.
Estos aparatos reempLazan oc}o
de los efectos muttitu5uIGres uertacaLes
:" ".Standard" cuya capacidad ha sid
superada por las respeCt-vas fabric
donde Sc encontraban en- uso.
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Sc alquila una habitaci6n ven
tilada independents, para hom-
bre solo, amue blada 6 sin amue blar.
Imformaremos en- esta oficina
n-d-n
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n Dlercado 0 de York
Cotiz aciones de hoy

Harina de Trigo xEl Gigan-
teS SacO. ) 3-lo
Harina de Maiz xGoldon Mai
ZeY sacO. ) 3-2o
Harina de Trigo &El Premio
Mayor saco. 800
Harina xCaballo Volanter s 3-0o
Alimento p ara ca b al 10
xStock Foodn saco. s 300
Tocino de Norton SlS-2o
Jamones California; las 100
libras. $ '9-25
Salchichones $500
Ouesos 5 1880
Manteca ola Vencedoras
corriente) j 7-75
Manteca ola PrimeraS Chi
charron) 5 lO-l0
Tocino xCrecientes ) 1852
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Anoche ha predicado en- la Ig'e-
sia de San Francisco Ell elocuente
orador sagrado don Leonero del Va
lie.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-10-02
Sc ALQUILAN

habitaciones y un hermoso y venti
ado mirador, en- la casa n1mero 90
de IL calle de San Jose, precios
m6dicos.
POR GLEN DOLLARS al con
tado Sc vende un piano en- muy buen
estado, de Ia afamada fabrica de
'Kalmann, Berlin que cost6 $500 me
xicanos. En- esta redacci6n infor-
JnareMos AP
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Por $50

Sc vende un magnffico piano.
Informaran: Sol S0-altos.
q 15-I5
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EI Registra ador de Ia propiedad
en- Gusyama don Jacinto Texidor,
ha Yenuu uciado ssu cargo.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-10-02
6NPR6SA De VAPOR6S
DE SOBRlNOS DE HERRERA

rpdosy ell
Herrera
go Baaco
e. edp acors,
o amer haa atambien a
e
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-10-02

El viernes proximo, de los
corriente. y 10 hora de costumbre
daran principle en- la parroquia de
Santa Maria de los Remedies, en- Ia
Santa Iglesia Cathedral, las novenas
a supxcelsa Patrona.
do Winslow debe usarse sempre que los nihos estAn
On oi periodic Dc Ia dentici6n. Afvia de momento
al pequeno sufrientc; produce aueno natural o
anquIlo, aliviando 81 nno de dolor 81 angelic dey
pierta con mucha vlyeza- Es muy agradable al pa
dos dolores. ayuda q yento regula loe intestinos
este me1or o0nocido remedio para IL diarrea asi
70 do = pedir por .Jarabe Calmanteds Mr.. Wion
d0s0f aim o1Of de- tOdo
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Ramon Ayala por atropellar q
1n n'fo ha sido multado con tres

Escuela para nlos "Cornwells," Corn
wells -on-the Delaware, Bulls Co., Penn.
e. U. A. Particular atencon y cuidado Sc
da los estudiantes de familias sur america
mas. instruction individual en- todos los ra-
mos $500. 90 orc americana cubren los gas
tos de I'm ano escolar. Pidase circular
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NOTlClAS P0R CABLE
SERVICIo DIREcTo De NEW-YoR K
Trasportes americnos
salen de Manila
PARA LA ISLA SAMAR.

Conducen tropas sufcientes para casti-
gar los insurrectos.
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Nuestros amigos los letrados
se11ore Quinonez y Lloreda nos par
ticipan que han mudado su bufete
de abogados en- sociedad, q Ia Gale
de Mendez Vigo 10 casa Immediate
& 10 CUE antes ocupaban, donde tam
bi6n ha sido trasladada la Notarfa
que ell primero desempef1a.
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Juan Martinez foe .curadoa las
doce del dia de aver de herida con
tusa sobre Ia parte dosal de la mano
derecha.
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Mateo Serrano por atropellos
un nino ha sido multado con un
dollar
The San Francisco call., 1901-12-01
ART News OF THE WEEK

whose wind tossed branches turn toward
land. The water. unmarked by boat or
sail, rolls Landward, the swell rising In
green transparency and breaking into
wonderful shower OF misty spray. \
sluggish sky. with slcw-moving gray
clouds, rises overhead. II Is a mastery
piece Of work. and as one prominent artist
remarked, II is full Of snap. The tech
nique IS excellent. the movement of the
water wonderful. and altogether II is a
picture likely to bring this comparatively
unknown artist into immediate promi-
Dence.
There are couple Of canvases in the
same gallery by II. w. Hansen, the .cele-
brated portrayer of frontier life. They
are water coiors. but are strong enough
for oil One noticeably fine is a canvas
with a single figure well TO the fore
ground. that of mounted cowboy just In
the act OF hurting the lasso. The action
is splendid The horse comes tearing down
the slope. almost out of the canvas. nos
trlls dilateo, every muscle quivering with
excitement and exercise the forcshorten-
ing here is noticeably good. The rider has
his sombrero pulled well over his face,
an expression of determination. The dust
rises in a cloud, the atmosphere is that
Of a hot day on the Arizona desert. Han
sens work In frontier life has made him
big name I'm New York.
There is always a new picture of merit
in the gallery of 8. Gump on Geary
street. A large canvas from II. Thinner
man has Just been received from Ant
sion" Two old men, with characteristic
student faces. SIT on either side of q table
Uttered with empty bottles and over
turned glasses. The spectacles OF one
have fallen over his nose the other smiles
in his snatch Of sleep. He evidently was
the victor In the war Of opinions. A top
light, from an old Flemish window, falls
across the faces and strcaks the rug
Zimmerman Is certainly a colorist for
gorgeous color run in harmonious riot, X
that expression is permissible. II IL an
especially finished piece of work in every
tapestry. Of the rug. the carving of the
chairs, is all brought out minuteiy.
Mr.. Gump has also a recent canvas
from George Laugee, who was this year
made a member OF the Legion Of Honor
and knighted by the French Government
This is brother-in-law and an occupant
Of the same studio of the well-known
landscape painter, Julian Dupre. A pic
ture, a wood interior, by A. Jacomin, is
one of the best things shown. There is q
freshness OF nature, the poetry and mys-
terry Of the virgin wood. Perhaps the high
est compliment that can be paid to this
work IT, that all the local artists take oc-
casional pilgrimages TO this gallery to see
and study II. 1t Is exceptionally fine In
color. for It has that rfch, wonderful
green OF nature which is 80 difficult to OBJ
tain.
The finishing touches have been put on
the pictures Of the Bohemian Club exhi-
bItion and most Of the artists are happy,
for as each man was warned that the
severe, only that which was almost sure
to pass muster was submitted, conse-
quently almost everything sent was ac-
ccpted and the committee say that the
exhibition is unusually fine.
HARRIET oUIMBY.
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prison depends upon an influence anect-
ting the motivities Of human action alto
Sether distinct from that exerted by the
stern natural law under which he suf-
fers. That which qualities the almsgiving
OF national, moral and religious societies
and distinguishes II from parochial aid or
city relief is the degree in which II Is
made a means rather than an end. The
baneful isolation created by social dis
franchisement, which binds the wretch to
his destiny. Is sometimes happily bridged
over by loaf of bread graced with the
outcome Of leal, kind heart.
1.-THE third class. the poor deevils.' are
constitutionally the worlds poor rela-
tions. Under no possible arrangement Of
circumstances can their condition be i'm
proved. If placed in paradise In the even
ing we would expect to meet them out
side IN the morning. for no other reason
than their irrepressible tendency to roll
out Of luck. The only tenacity they ex-
hibit Is to life--if that amount of vitality
can be called life which simply insures
them an appetite and wards or the UNDER
taker. They eke out heightened, whim-
pering existence, maxim puir mooth
frae the cradle to the grave
1.-The difficulty which beset the man
agement was the auld family bother to
decide when.'to spend and when to spare.
Any one that has had much practice in
charitable distribution must have been
struck with that which Is Its bane--its
tendency to multiply applicants. II Is
perfectly astonishing how soon the needy
learn that there IL corn in Egypt.' As
long rs you have anything to give you
will find 1t literally true that the poor ye
have always with you. Now 1t was Just
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rnopoiitan commonwealth One must
have blood to belong to the St Andrews
pure Scotch blood. A wise provision OF
The constitution. however. makes eligible
to membership the immediate descendants
OF Scctchmen. II tickles the national van
ity Of the 81. And-ewites TO find SO many
ready to assert their ancestral relation
ship.
They're as Scotch rs II they'd been
born in the old cour-ry' declared the
secretary. as he looked over the long Est
Of Scotch names on his book. There were
the Campbells. t..e Duglasses, the Dun
cans. the Rosses, the Gregorys. the Nc
Donalds. the Stewards.
Some of our most energetic members
have never seen scotland. They come
from Canada Prince Edward Island and
Nova Scotia. ney are descendants OF
Scotch and they are more Scotch, so to
speak. than these horn In the land Of
thek fathers To them Scotland Is an
alive its history ard poetry and in many
cases its Gaelic language. They are
Scotch in ideal and IN spirit
Early IN the sixties the hoot men OF
the West felt that among the swarming
crowds they would like 10 ken their ain
colk' we meet wi a the ends o the
earth here. man. The prestige 20 lang
syne" gave assurance that they would
welcome a union OF the clans whether
they were In the mining camp or upon
tie exchange.
AS the old lady judiciously remarked.
There is aye something before kissing
among decent folk: so the idea OF Civ
ing TO the sons Of Caledonia sojourning
;inon the Pacific slope an individuality
bs uniting them IN some genial bond was
often discussed IN social crack before It
was formally brought 20 the notice OF
the public
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ANDREWS

~ ANT ANDREWS Day and
- IA Wha Honor It"
s.. Andrew is TO Scotland what
~ 81. Patrick is TO Ireland. He is
4 their patron saint. St Andrews
day. the thirtieth Of November. is cele-
E.-z-ed by Scotchmen the world over in
regulation Scottish manner-the pipers
with their bagpipes, the Scottish dances.
the national tOasts and an occasional
wee nip1y" Of Scotch whisky
The San Francisco St Andrews Society.
though separated by many miles from the
Land G. Cakes still holds TO the ancient
custom OF celebration. for wherever the
Scot may be. his love and veneration for
his farhe-Iand is shown in the honor he
-nanifests for the traditions and customs
OF his forefathers. On St. Andrews day
the fires OF enthusiasm are rekindled in
his heart as be leans back and listens 10
tie songs Of a Burns or the tales OF a
Scott.
Centuries ago IL used 10 be the custom
70 honor ST. Andrews day by a stag ban
ouet. 4 long list Of toasts were drunk
and each had to be duly honored.
BY virtue Of the confusing influence Of
the hot Scotch with which they always
toast, Here's TO St. Andrews Society
became Here's 70 Standrew's S'siety"
and later Here's -" followed by q
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this pressure that stimulated debate ana
occasionally created disaffection- Cases
were continually turning up exciting SYM
pathy. The heshpotS. OF the relief COM
mittee could not always meet the de-
mand, but there stood the stock OK fat
tening In the stall-why not kill him7 To
which canny Aberdeen wisely replied.
list bide a wee. ven maybe no get an
ither. II its fate were ever imperiled at
all II was only during momentary impulse
excited by the urgent wants or our coun-
trymen."
This canny Scotchman goes on to say
that the dramatic interest conferred upon
calamity by the incidental setting OF cir
cumstances frequently excites more SYM
pathy than the actual degree Of suffering.
BY means Of his dramatic pictures he has
been able to send many a poor woman
home with ''siller enow to buy a cow"
The society does not feel at all kith to
the man that begrudges the rain thaa
falls into the sea They do not constrce
the widows portion to be an exact coun-
terpart OF the widows mite. They make
1t "twopence."
There is one more duty the st. Andrews
perform to their INDECENT countrymen and
that Is the last-they bury the dead He
that careth not for the dead Is but a half
friend to the living. These men come
from land where graves are hallowed.
They hold that the end Of the race de-
cides for the runners and their friends.
The feelings OF early association are cher
ished with decent reverence and the poor.
whose appointed lot ends In Gods Acre,
have a graveyard nook which II kept
green for the sake Of Aud Lang 3yne.S
ISABEL FRASER
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When they apply the question Is not
simply how much you are disposed to
give, but what are they willing to accept.
We have found them turning away. with
an air Of contempt becoming an ancient
Hidalgo, from the equivalent for bright
half crown. With the ne'er-do-weel. We
are more prone to enter into Judgment
than to extend to him sympathy. Prob
ably the more our lives are like n weel-
gaum mill we are the less disposed to
make due allowance for human frailty
and error How to deal with this stratum
OF society has been a problem testing the
ablest minds in all countries. The sump-
tuary laws in the time of Henry VIII
gave the hummer or vagrant but short
shrift. First indictment, whipping at
the carttail: second, ears slit: third and
last, death. In this age we esteem pre-
vention better than cure and cure prefer
able to killing. Whether an eating OF the
husks, with its swinish accessories. will
restore a man to industry and self-re-
Spect or preclpitate him into q felons