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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-08-04
N0TICIAS,

Durante ell mes de Julio Sc han
inscrito en- ell Juzgado Municipal de-
San Francisco 36 defuncio1es y IL
nacimientos, matrimonios catoi'
COS.
Sc han celebrado matrimonio,
civiles, 1nstruye adose Is causas cri
minales habiendose celebrado y
fallado II juicios de faltas
Manana sale para Caguss nues
ira di stinguida amiga, la simpatic,
sef1orita Maria Grlllo, que Sc en-
cuentra en- esta ciudad desde ell sa
bado.
WANTED an american lady
teacher to give q daily lesson in
English from 8 to 9 P. M.
Apply, 90 San Jose st.
Sc ha descubisrto en- la ciud al
de Mayagusz un caso de febre ana
rilla, habiendose tornado grandes
medi1as para evitsr el contagio.
Han sido nombrados inspecto
res del Banco Territorial y Agrfeo
la don Ricardo Hernandez, Mariana
.Acosta Fernando Sch d7er.
Segdn parece entire las perso-
mas mas ilustres y conspfcuas de la
capital tratnse de formar un Trust
con Ell solo objeto de procurar que
Sc celebre ell mayor nj nero de ma
trimonios possible. Para clio va
cuenta con ell concurso del immense
surtido de camas, colchoIes, almo
hadas y mosquiteros que aeaban de
recibir Gu Ell Cielo.,
Sc ha alberto en- Caguas una
fabrica de tabacos bajo el nombre
de sCayey Cigar Company.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-08-04
Sc ALQUILAN

habitaciones y un hermoso y venti
ado mirador, en- Ia casa ndmero 20,
de Ia calle de San Jose, precios
modicos.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-08-04

Sc ha descu bierto en- la ciud a
de Mayagusz un caso de fiebre ana
rilla, habiendose tomado grandes
medi1as para evitsr Ell contagio.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-08-04

Acaba de recibirse en- el AIN a.
cen de novedades de S Melon & Go
ell mas selecto surtido de mercan.
cfas, procedentes de Europa los
EstadOs Unilos.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-08-04

De d6nde vienes lilo mio?
Padre, torno de Ia guerra.
-iY fue tn destino imp1o?
-Libre esta va nVestra terra,
Y lbre por nuestr0 brio
~ alcanzaste, hijo querido. p
NO pregunteis por favor:
despu6s de quedar heridQ
alcanc6, padre, el olvido
un recuerdo de door.
-sY despues, en- tn dolencia. +?
r Solo espero, por mi NAL,
tras vergonzosa indigencia,
la cana de- un hospital
para acabar mi existencia
-;Y tus suef1os?
Sc han Dorado
Jay, padre! de mi memoria,
-Locura es, hijo, la gloria,
Que nunca del hombre honrado
guarda recuerdo Ia historic.
Vicente Riuu Pu2acio.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-08-04

Han sido nombrados inspecto
res del Banco Territorial y Agrfeo
la don Ricardo Hernandez, Mariana
IAcosta y Fernando Sch'd7er
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-08-04
Gloriu

Il A d6nde vas, hijo mio?
Al combate, & la victoria,
suena ell clarin de la gloria.
y pieDso escribir cor brio
mi nombre en- la ilustre Historic.
-Es grande tn atrevimiento,
Padre, Ell mundo 10 proclama
cuando la patria nos llama,
con tan noble sentimisnto,
iqu6 coraz6n no Sc infama?
" que buscas delirante,
tras de ia ruda batalla?
Yer mi bandera triunfante
entire el polvc que levante
ell bote de Ia metralla.
--iAyl hijo. temo perderte,
ma agitala pena fera
--Si me es adverse la suerte,
cubran mi lecho de muerte
los pliegues de mi baIdera
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-08-04

Sc han celebrado 6 matrimo onio J
civiles, Instruyeadose Is causas cri
minales habiendose celebrado y
fallado II juicios de faltas
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-08-04

En Patillas Sc han registrado
algunos ca os de defunicion product
dos por ell hamhre.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-08-04

Sc asegura que consecuencia
de la guerra con ell Transvaal la po'
Utica ingle ;a sufeira raiicales cam
bios.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-07-04

-Sn 8urtsI BEL pinnes
berg befinbst ii9 elm ca. 70 Settar
"a 2.47 Gcres) GROCER 8%auernbpf fpels
der nahpstsli9 minbeitens 500
Sabre ununtsrbrohen gigentbum Der
Samilie 8ornbplbt lit. Inter ben 6a>
milienpapieren bes 9eIiBers bsfinbet
fih nGmli9 Elm dltes Document, in
tpeI9em 9ernbt. Prupit Der Sir9en gu
Samburg uno bss 8rsmifden Stifts,
beurtunbet, buB er ieinen 9Of gu 8orz
itel unpiberrufIi9 bem@leben 9abrsnz
fteter sesebsn babe, posegen bisisr bic
8erpflidtung gu iiberne6men bat, bic
BON 9rafen DITTO III. gu Solitsin.
Stprmarn uub ben S9ausnbursiI6en
2anben, einem 8ruber 8ernbts, in
8orfteI erbduts 8upele gu u~nterbalten.
Gin Datum entbdlt biefes Sdriftltiid,
befen @9tbeit unbeItreitbar III, ni9t;
obne 3tpeifel ober itammt es aus Der
3eit INN 1400, bd bic 9enannten, @raf
DITTO unb PropIt gernot, Gnbs bss IA.
nnb anfanss bss Is. S~abrbunherts
eeIebt baben.
-Sn Srantret6 ipri9t
man ge9enpGrtia oiel ocu benz S6ub
Der 2anoi9aftsn; es Iino iosar 3ipsi
&priGGdss, bic auf ben offisieaen
S9uB Der 2dnOi9aften in Brantreif
ob5ielen, BEN pariamsnt porsslest, bic
cine BON geuuquisr, bic onbsre BON
SubuiFun. SEPT erbe6en iib aud bic
Oi4ter uno 9iinitlsr, I'm sessn gss
tpife 9anblunsen oss 9aubalismus
gu prottittren. Oils erItsr bat Der Did,
ter Sean 2dbor feline Stimme fir bic
@rbaltun9 Der natiirlt6en Sd0nbsiten
i'm 2anos erbobsn. auf feline Snitias
tipe bin if elm 9erein gum S6ub Der
2dnbiddften in 6runfrei9 in Der 8ils
bung begriffsn. Der 8ere:n pirb n.9t
tpeniser pihtige 4ufgaben bdben als
Der 8srein gum Sdub Der biitortiden
Wonumsnte. gr fpirb ii6 ben S6ub
Der DGlber, ber,n prG6tiee 8Gume
man nieoeri6ldat, uno Der 8erge, bic
man abbott, CUR qufgabe MAIDEN unb
defenders aud odtauf oringen, bab bic
2auotruben nidt mebr nit ben 10 me-
Mig GftbetiIden Reclumen berunSiert
percen. bic ous @erserniB ieoes Reis
ienoen biloen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-07-04

&pltbrunn. Nus Dem Subrits
tanal Der Spinnerei Go. 9ubler tpurs
be bic 2ei6e bes WugnermsiitersWiilz
Ter seSoesu. Der 8erungliidte ideint
in Der 9untelbeit perirrt uno ms
WaHsr eeitiirst gu fsiu.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-20
S TRAGEDIES
DAYS RECORD

CHICAGO. April - Three dead
and three whose lives hang In the
balance Naa the record ~ ore On >
Of self-dentruction in Chicago. All
81 them. save one. we're men iu their
maturity who had grown weary Of
Iife'a struggle. the other Was n boy
Midway in hlr teera. hut upon whom
poverty had reposed the responsible
ity ~ earning a living for q n milv
Bert Cassidy. widely kno~n artist
and ueWspapsr writer, after finish
ing his mornings work. rose from
his desk. walked 20 his locker. drew
n revolver, and aimed a bullet ne his
heart The bullet missed tts mark
slightly. but proved fatal In a few
hours.
The Identity ~ &c. Jacobson.
city. IL awaited ~ Roirtan'n
rnorRue The man vent 20 q hotel
registered. vent away. and his re
turn was not noted. forced en-
trance 20 the room exposed tho
body. fully dreHeed. lying across the
bod An empty bottle labeled NOR
phlne told tbs means % death The
cause for the rash act II yet 70 be
Learned.
Frank curry. broken in fortune.
arrived IN Chicago from Canada
looking for work. Not finding n
and hts money oil gone he used the
last few cents - purchase chiuro-
form. wandered 20 remote spot.
and tried a. Kill himself with the
drug. but failed lie may recover
Charles Anderson. n porter. was
simply 'tired living" and alnHhed
his throat with a raozr Chances
for his recovery are favorable.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-20
Six Scared Lions.

An lactfsnt az the Porte St Martin
thaate~ in parE has become part Of
the annals 81 ths show business. The
chief feature % thu exhibition Nas a
turn consisting Of the casting % =
young woman securely bound into q
cage % lions hernided a. being the
fsrcest and most blooithirsty Of man
eaters.
The woman who had the part q
the victim was taken III. and sub
stitute was found IN the wife ~ one
% the trainers. herself trainer Of
some experience. bat without any ac-
quaintanee with these particular SIX
Hons As she ~AS somewhat nsr-
vous she carried n small club ready
for uas should occasion arise.
Amid the brearhiesa silence ~ the
spectators. the rinEmaster explain
~ the feroclous nature ~ the lions
and fhs terrible risk ~ the woman.
ana abe was thrust IN At the cage
door. In the exciternaut Of the oc-
carion the door was not securely
shut after her.
No sooner Was she fairly inside
than the six nonarohs % the jungle.
seeing that n strange person had
been forced upon them raised
chorus Of shuddsrtnE terror. holtsf
for the cage door. cia~ed ~ orcn
and with dragging tails and crinEing
TANKS led out through rear en-
trance and found refuge In cellar.
wh@uro they were disiddgef only
after great diRculty.
II was a week before the "ferocious
man eaters we're Euffeteutiy rerov-
cred from their tstrors 70 reappear
in public
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-20
Regarding the King.

SONS years ago q prominent Am
ertcan--'t WAa neither Artemun Ward
nor Mark Twatn-who had the
msrrst superficial kuowisdEs ~ the
Prince Of Nalss. ssuu~f up his en-
zaEsusnts 80 one round ~ piensurr.
Facts however. we're presented -
the writer vho publicly Withdrew
what he had previously written he
could not 90 much be blamed for his
uttrrauces. fer although the nerce
uFht that beats upou the throne vns
equally luriflY thrown uran the iifs
81 the prince. q vast amosnt - work
done ny th~ then hrtr appa rant was
obscure The writer omitted e. state
that tho care 81 the sick received the
princes attention. that tire IN
healthy condition under which the
working Glasses live IN crowded citiea
Was daily receiving his serious eun-
slderatinu. that the prince sat
throughout some lengthy Inquiries
on dry-as dust SUBJECTS that he
laid foundation Stones and opened
Institutions a. great distances from
home. IN order - st the seal - sue
cess upon their start and more. he
carried on the excessively heavy
court functions 40 tudissoluhiF bound
up with his life position.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-20
Emerson's last Lecture.

Ia NE fEccrutrteitiea % Genius
MAJ pend tells the pathetic story ~
Ralph Waldo Emersnn's lnat lecture
delivered IN the old South church In
Boston Tor the fund - save that
building from dsrlniitions
As he began reading his lecture
the audience AS very attentive
After a fen moments ne lost hia
place. and his granddaughter. sit
tiss In the front fow o. seats gently
stepped toward him and remind -
hirn thnf he was ieetnrinF lie 90 ~
a. once thai he Ias wandering. and.
With che most charming character
tstic, spaioEstic how. he resumed HI
place. an Incident that seemed -
Affect the audience more than any.
thing else that could possibly have
e~rurreds a f~w moments later Ne
Took piece ~ manuscript In bis
hand and. farming around with ".
laid Il on = size table Just tn
one Of the audience saia - me n
thick u was Mrs t4vermore er Mr.
Ho~-el, Please hav~ the audiences
rsss right out. and rushing Up q
NJ. Emerson. said. Thank yea 80
fruch. for thsf delightful lecture
then. turning around. waved the az
disnrs to so out
He prohatiY had b~sn sp~skinE
about = minutes The auhHansa
passed cut. many - them in tears
II vas ons NJ the rncat pathetic sights
I ever witnessed"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-20

banquetH the guests were entertain
81 chiefly with music md dancing
Singing wnH also an esteemed Hcs
complainant and the more solid
part Of their education must have
been attended TO- nH women often
held important offices Ia the priest
hood Thev presided al btrfs and
nfioiatrd 80 mournsrH a. deaths and
burlulH
Ladies' NJ rank occupied theyr
spare moments lis embroidery and
iu the cultivation eff flowers. ~
which they were puHaiuuatety fond
aud which were mNiahlY used uu Hll
festive occasions Women Of the
hunihier GLASSES were employed Ia
spinning and iu the rural districts
in tending cattle aud sheep aud iu
carrying water. the heavier employ
meuta being left 10 mon
This haieyan state Of HnaifH last
cd only during the days ~ Egypt
greatness. During the period 81 hrf
decline her dauShtern were fehrfnlly
doNntroden aud degraded The hard
est manual labor was assigned 10
them and they suffered cruel pun
isbmeuta FOR the crimes Of their
fathers. husbands ~ brothers hH
the chHs might be Famstimes they
were publicly beaten with sticks. at
other times thrown Into dungeons or
Hent 10 work nt the mines where
the misDrteH they endured were 20
great that 10 the old historians tell
vs. they lauged fof death 40 FAR pre-
ferable 90 Hfe.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-20
Japanese Hand Stoves.

n must lay IN stock ~ the llttln
Japanese hand stoves. remarked a
Sew York woman recently. "A pair
- them. with a box II singer, II
"a bat I send 20 any ~ my friends
sailing for Europe I hud from my
own experience aud their testimony
that M simple bon voyage gift Il
more acceptable with the two It,
Tie stoves one can spend hours ln a
steamer chair on deck an thy that
would otherwise permit oniv n hrief
ard active airing tn the travelling
autnt, too. after reaching the other
side. these handy little haNeH are
worth thuir weight la sold. one
friend who ~ misehance iu~t hers
soon after reaching Europe. wrote
hack as me beaFiuE that / would
forward another pair a. her In Per
sta. witch vas her objective point
u may hs added that these stoves
Grid a considerable sale among ar
tets. whose work sometimes on
chilly day Ia the open air benumhs
the hands. and EVIL engineers hand
ling cold chains md In the SANE
way their easily dispensed warmth
must grateful
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-20

year, lie was g years ~ axe
nsath was due e. h.art failure.
Frank tSeeeh fareuan oC = Great
Netf bern bridEe crew. was accident b
" killed at fonEa near wellington.
Thursday. Deputy Coroner Niitsic
10 inVestiss tins the fatality,
Peter t4ndxtrom, -. died yester-
day AZ Providence hospital Iady
10 az Eatterwerths,
The one year oid son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. + r. Wilson dled yesterday az
the family residence, ballard.
Jas. Rurd. a.. died yesterday at his
residence, Twenty avenue aud
Neelcr way. Body ie az Butter
weFths.
The steamer Delta Is being repair-
"a &C AiusWorthls a Duun's dock.
The Schooner Alccdo arrived ysa-
,erdap from cape Flattery With a
large catch 81 hsh.
The United states survey boat Pat
tcrson Il being generally oVerhauled
az Moran'a wharf
The steamer AthIon Yesterday
carried the manual training class 81
the Seattle high school e. Rrrmer-
ton 20 Inspect the United States
ships there.
Steamer Caarina arrived this AZ
teraoon frou san Francisco with "A
part cargo Of dynamite
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-20
The Greater Crime.

In the diary % that remarkabie
tnnn, Gen Patrick Gordon. who left
Scotland lu 1881 poor. unffisudad
whndsrer and when he died IN iG9a
he 4 his eyes closed by the Affection
ate hands ~ his borrowing Wnntsr.
the Car Peter the Great he fol-
lowing entry in to he found under
date ~ Hamburg March - 1886
This dsy "a mar and a woman. a
burger ~ the toWne beiuE the Wo-
mans master. for numbering were
rarted from the priHoue 70 the house
where the murder was committee
and there before this house. with
hottie pinHera the flesh Sas tnrren
ouf of their armss ard from thence
were ehrted 70 the place ~ justice
without tho tnwue. and there bruk
en- and iaYed un wheels
An instance en- years later ihas
these quoted at the last references o.
recorded IN the Correspondence uf
Mr Joseph Jelyli Murray. lsaN IN
April, 1878. from the balcony - HE
lodgings a. Orleans Iskyii Haw "a
criminal broken on n wheel. IN a
letter tn his father %. iG he enters
miuutely into the sichsuinR details
adding that the crime 81 the an
fortunate creature was hurwlnry Jsss
We learnt from his sentence. which
r. posted Hp a. every corner Of the
ntfs.ta"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-20

the arena and was finally released
and started toward hts case. the
route hsiur a winding passage sway
that extended from the arena back
e. thr rehr 81 thu cages While Rcs-
took nna the tiger we're IA this mar
row passage way the animal sudden
a. jumped for HoHturk aad suuk his
fanFa iatu the trainers loft arm.
Then thp tiger sank his teeth Into
the mask his teeth Coins through aud
tearing hostocka face IN n terrible
manner. Haathek was unable - Use
his revolver and shouted for
help. capt. uonuVtta, another trniu-
~. rushed TO Hostnuk'H assistance.
fired a bullet at the tiger. aud drove
him into his cage. iustotk wac Cht
rled into hiH private room and sur
sruuH were called. The HurFruuH naY
That nostuck may tnHo his left arm.
Ills riRht foot aud les are also badly
injured
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-20
THE MACCABEES
END CONVENTION
Banquet and Other Functions We're
Held Last Night.

The knights and Ladies' Of the
MhyeHbrsa ended their biennial con
Nsutian last niEhI AFTER the bust
upHn sessions had been concluded.
the Lady MarcahceH proceeded 10
Gefmnuia hall where the knights
were holding their convention. and
listened 60 AN address by Hreurd
Keeper T. r. Fhller After thla
lhr ladies rendered a banquet Ia the
knights In Collins hall. over 500
guests were present ard many In
tefr8tiuH speeches were made
Lea the evening the ritual work ~
the order was Witnessed by the
ladies ia ElkH' halt The knights
also held a competitive exhibition of
degree work between picked tea ms
or the state The frat prize was
won by Tent No. - - seattle. the
second secured by Tent No. of
ballard and the third ty Tent No.
OF Seattle.
The next convention two years
from now viii be held a. Spokane.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-20
FARM LANDS.

TWO a0-herc tracts. saeo each. cedar.
vine maple ana alder land, good
soil running water close 10 small
town. will take part paymsnf in
labor on adjoining land
ROBERT MALTnY 80 y Y. block
TES acres good land. all partly
cleared and In pasture running
spring water. small house. ciese
% depot raHtofYirs and school
price $3.50 spot cash.
ROBERT NALTBY 40 y Y BLOCK
HERE b. a good huy-io0 acres rich
hinck luam soil. rs acres cleared
pasture for ia cuws running spring
water. house two barns. poultry
houses ard Yards bearing orchard,
variety small fruits handy 20 So
attie by boat or rail- horse. jersey
COW. thoroughbred chickens and
complete outnt Of tools 60 with
place price $1,000
ROBERT MALTBY 40 n. Y. block
POULTRY raneh=io acres good lev
81 land nicely located few min
utss walk from depot stores. poet
ONCE nuf good school,. e=room
house. woodahed. root cellar. harm.
chicken house with large yards
variety 81 fruits. COW. calf and 10
chickens with place price t7sn.
ROBERT MALTHY 80 y. v. block
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-20
UNIVERSITY.

Mr. william r. uurwelt. son Of
Commander hurwell Of the naval
station. entertained the members of
the iht Gamma Delta fratrfu-
~ today az "A launch party to
lremvfton 60 inspect the hattienhIp
Iowa. The party consisted Of Mr..
". l. Reese Mr. T. ". Tough Mr.
=. I. Giles. Mt q. " cauikina. Mr.
G II Reeves Mr.. ". n Tlcdsman
NJ. =. J Wright Mr. X Mephef-
son Mf ". r tHube. Mr. W Y
=. Chestnut. Nj s IA IAN. Mr "
y Hill AT l.. +. 4 sbouay. NJ. =.
Van Kuran Mr. Ben Burroughs. Nj
l.. 4. Carpenter
Prof Klncald took his Eoaiosy
classes 90 ballard this morning 20
do some fiald hug work After
studying snme new forms which the
professor has recently discovered
the party Finished up Ntth clam
bake under the charge ~ Miss
schricker These IN the party were
Prof. iNincait Mrasrs Johnson.
NaSnef Nakanufa sandrA. Horton
snd Misses SchrickrF Green. IN
Rnd. Mcdonnell. ttubert and Cole
man.
Prof SandeH' cizHsea IN geology
made an excursion g. rnFt n'akrfas
today On the Steamer Mary p Per
ief Those aoinF were Misses sum
ner, schfau1. pruseh FineafI
Smith. eoTfnau. Greene. Mckay ana
N~ssrs Wright Mekeown. Living
ston. Pearson. GriEgs and Calhoun.
Prof l.. = Anderson 20 WhitmaH
college who has lately returned
Rom Europe ia guest 81 President
Graves
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-20
Divided tho Remedy.

The Philadelphia Record tells n
story 81 physician Of that city
who was called 10 see An old Irish
man and his wife. down with colds.
He advised qtlinine and whisky ~
an auffddte, You must both take
II +" he said Take u every three
hours-two grains Of quiHine and n
swallow Of whisky" The next day
he called again. The man Was NJ
and about. but his wife was IN bel.
did you follow my instrue tiOns2'
asksd the doctor.
TO the ictther." replied tho hus-
band.
How much quinine have you
left7" was the next question.
Sure. 81 t'iuk she have taken IN
whole ay g." said the man.
And didn't you take u. tno7"
asked the doctor.
eDivfl tn bit" WAS the fenly. BE
gorrah. II kept me busy tnkin' tn
vhuaky every tonne she took n pill,
an sure she's IN bed an dim up
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-20
MURDERED BY
POISON DROPS

ST LOUIS Mo. April % John
= smith former ma yar - Fort
Worth TeH 10 dead. the victim ~
Knockout drops administered by an
known parties "a saloon near the
Union station. Mr smith was tax
On from ths Planters hotel 10 81
Mays hospital IN an unconscious
condition HH tongue was swollen
ta huge proportions
Ills daughter Florence. and his son
James YuunH. arrived quickly from
Texas And remained a. his bedside
uHtii death came he never spoke
woff from the time he NHs receive
81 ~ tho hospital The body vas
shipped ta Fort Worth The police
nfe nil OF ara az - Who drugErd Mr.
Smith
It's death hy means - knockout
drops has created sensation.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-20
Getting Even.

There ia n fellow IN our Office who
is chronic borrower" said a young
man employed In a large Tirat ave-
nue. eztabliahmsnt recently. He
got into nearly everybody In the
place before we all made up our
minds to stop lending. lie owed ne
e. for ueHrlv n year. hut I'm nearly
square. although he has never paid
me cent 81 H. That sounds queer.
but n Il the truth. I'll toll you how
I've worked r..
every once IN awhile one u the
fellows VIII aay. I'm going 10 make
Ho=aud- So give me what he owes mo
next payday or know the reason
why That's my chance, and ] Caa-
ually remark, TN bet YOU quarter
you don't get it. Usually the follow
loses his bet. for So-and So never
PAYS. In small bets ~ quar-
tarH and dimes. mncheons and cigars
have nearly got back the amount I
originally loaned to the chronic Dor
rover"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-20
a Lovers Tact.

There ia a swain. aged six, IN the
paeinc school. aud be has been iu
the habit % beHthwluR his Affection
on "A little Eirl ~ similar years. who
sit in the seat behind him. She has
tolerated her young l8vefa efuHiVr
demonstration with heroic f1rtitute
ana farhehFuHcc, and without re-
proof.
iiut the green eyed monster began
60 Knnw at the hsnrtHtrluEs Of am
other little Eiu. who site across the
aisle. and this brought the young
man % grief the other morning.
fis waited until the tear hers back
wac turned and then be- twisted
around suddenly and planted a hiaH
on the littis girls cheek, ak usual
The other children fnN II and
sniekcred, except the victim - the
green eyed monster. who stood 10
aud called out TEACHER, johnnie
10 loving Edith againf And John
nile ir now lu disgrace.