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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-07-15
ABBY SSEkaAM LINE
COMPLETED

Paris. July i6--The Abynslnian
minister of state. DR.. tlg, n swlsa
engineer. rs expected here ms quar-
teTmaater and advance agent for
Emperor Menelik.
Dr. tlp tends notice that he first
AbysAnian railway. from Dilbutl 20
Hnrrnr. win be ready for navel In
November ngKt THIS railway was
built bY French engineers under the
financial guarantee Of the French
government.
flg hopes to interest Loubet IN q
second railway. Harrar- Adis-hb De-
he. Tho line now building ls about
200 miles long. the contemplated line
VIII be 10 On II miles longer. Dr.
Tx obtained the concession for build
Ink these roads AZ a free grant
from Meuelik quite American
say the Paris papers.
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later arisen and gone 10 another
room on account OF the heat. The
wife recognized Instantly that some
thing was aHifN when her hand
touched a heavy crop % curly hair.
a. her husbands ia straight and
rather thin. Evidently the fellow
was burglar. as he had forced a
flrrt.fiaor door and left HIS shoes
downstairs. where they were later
found. He WAS thoughtful enough
10 have left every door open behind
and had made his way through the
house BY the aid ~ matches. which
were found EtreWn about the lower
story
n Is supposed that the fellow vas
hunting valHHhlcs and when the
child cried dropped into Mrs. Bun
nells bed % escape detection.
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had nc Heed the cow moose grazing
MAR, out thought nothing 81 It, a.
the first dime he saw her the bull
was With her. The last time. how
ever. Joe attempted 10 chase the COW
away az the Rruxa was becoming
scarce. bad Medicine chased him out
~ the lot. Next day Joe went 70
learn the extent ~ the animals
friendship and could not find either.
The buti mnase had q bad wound on
he neck. presumably inflicted b.
bad Medicines teeth. Prolonged
search failed To locate either horse
or mnase. Tralnncn at Debec juno
ton. 10 miles away. reported yesser-
day that they had seen the stallion
and Cow mO0fe In company. making
gooe time toward the forest
urlmevnl
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-07-15
MACHINES
WIN OUT

Justice of the Peace r. ". Cam
handed down his drcieion In the slot
machine cases tried before him sew
crsl days ago. The court holds that
trials cannot be based on search
warrants. A conviction OF n person
cannot be had on simply naming the
location Of the place whore an H.
legal machine Is found. II must be
proved that the person tried owns
the machine and that person must be
named In the complaint.
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First Door South 81 acDougan 4 southvick's
uks-s'So a. m. to ,. m. undays, TIL p, m.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-07-15
SOUSA STAYS

ATLANTIC CITY, July i5.-sousn
has offered - 900 70 be released from
the Atlantic city engagement lie
closed at Willow Grove and opens
on the gath at Tilyou'a Stceplechane
pier. Tilyou began the erection Of
the largest Iier In the world on the
old auditorium pier. Iniunctions pre-
vented him from continuing the
and vice Chancellor Gray Was taken
IN after hearing the delayed de-
ciaionH.
sousa was to receive 81 900 per day
for So days Having an offer IN New
York foT sf0.0 600 for the Fame period
sauHa offered 20 cover the advance
advertising expenses. Tiiyou refused
The offer.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-07-15
A HERD TRIO

James I.fswia. Fred nondtand Lloyd
Little We're arrested by Policeman
Helms This morning ON complaint OF
jesse carter. d iAbotcr, who claims
they set upon ana assaulted him an
Warrington street
Fowls Is a prize Fighter and ~ well
known t9 the police as KID Lewis.
Some time ago he served "A term Ia
the county Jail Tor rohhing a boy in
ii tenderlain concert hall. Little Is
known uf the other two men arrest
ed. There h "A suspicion that thf
assault Was made with robbery ASH
motive.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-07-15
LAST Edition
q O'Clock 70. ma.
POLICE NOTES

Joseph Harvey h en- trial this
afternoon before judge seorB",
legged that he stole some books and
papers from house la North Sc-
attic,
James Black and John Brady We're
arrested by Policemen CieiEAmhn
and Carr this morning as VaEfanta,
Frank Yankcy and Harry Young
we're arrested by Policeman Helms
aud locked IN the city tail early this
morning for engaging IN a rough and
tumble light
When NJ. G, Homer OF SIS First
avenue south emerged from sBills
the MuEHe saloon last night he dis.
covered that some one had "nteked'
FOR his gold watch. lie reported the
matter 10 the police this morning,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-07-15
HURONlAN

MONTREAL. Quebec. July ia
letter received here from stiliweii
Parker Of Headshlp Harbor. y. B..
states that on June 2 bottle was
picked up a. miles east OF Halifax
containing the following note. written
on a scrap Of paper.
steamer Huroni9n turned over
Sunday night In Atlantic. In smith
boat, II Of Us"
The Allen liner Huronisn. bound
frota Glasgow for 1t. John. ~. 8.
sailed from the former port on Feb
ruary 7. and nothing up to this tins
has been heard from her. although
several. steamers have searched for
traces Of her.
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WAgHfNaTOS. u. G.. July 15.--
n congress sill only iiHten % ana
follow the advice ~ Representative
aioux Indians VII be made happy.
The representative introduced bil
appropriatinR s. 600 20 be distributed.
1900 to each. among Pfettg Bear.
RaftiinR Swift BUD. strlke-ths Fire.
Come Homeland kiil-the Enemy.
-Four Bears and Frank Ia Fembeau
~ the Cheyenne river reservation IN
South Dakota. and Fast Walker.
Mtn0ka. Iked Dog. Black Eagle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-07-15
TOO LAZY To
KEEP CLEAN

HAVANA. July iS.~The sanitary
ing What " was bcfufe the advent
OF the Americans. The streets are
being neglected. plumbing work y
no longer being done ana sewers are
choking up. The death rate durtng
the first month Of government by
the cubans shows an enormous IN
crease
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-07-15
Phil OSOPhY CAN'T LIVE
where CUPID'S AT WORK

CHICAGO. July fs.--After 10
years trial In the Chicago university
President W u. Harper favors a
separation Of the sexes. lie does not
believe the best results are obtained
by training young men and young
women ia the same classes and IN
the same environments. John u.
Rockefeller has invested fii 600 900 In
the Chicago university on a co-edu-
cati8nal plan. His latest gift OF
s7gA. 900 was announced the Other day.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-07-15
CUTS DROWNED
MANS THROAT

ELuIS. ~. July is.-Hscausc Df.
~; \. white. OF II. Charles. cut the
throat Of Charles Duric. who vac
drowned tn Fox river. the coroner y
jury withheld Is verdict pending an
Investigation.
In company with several men
Durie vent swimming. lie was seized
with cramps. Earl Stewart. a young
business man. went 10 rescue Durte.
Dr. White followed To the moFgue.
where ne drew a knife end cut the
fuRiaf vein Of the drowned man. ex.
4 aiming he wanted 10 zee II there
MSS any puiaat ton there.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-07-15
SNEEZE UkJOuMTS
SHOULDER

SHARON. Pa. July zs.-John
Hamilton. a druggist OF New Castle.
dislocated his right shoulder the
other day while sneezing. He was
at the prescription case when he felt
the inclination 20 sneexe. and grasped
railing for support. The violence
OF the sneezinx drew him into a po-
eition that threw his shoulder out OF
joint. Chlcroform had 10 be admin
istered before the bone was set back
into place.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-07-15
Work on LiehVng PLANT

city Engineer Tfp Imson IL actively
engaged In doing the preliminary
work on the cedf .r Falls municipal
lighting plant. He left yesterday
for the scene ~. the work and ex-
poets 10 be gopf . al least two weeks.
lie has now Y force OF ten men In
the field and fuitabie accommoda-
tons have Hsen built on Cedar river
FOR the snV seyors. superintendent
o. strsefHf Li.tie accompanied Mr.
THOMSON Ion he trim.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-07-15
WANDERS AWAY

Charles Bothsate. stranger In
Seattle. "A years ~ age. wandered
away from the home Of hS sonia
law. J. l.. jenkins. Jr.. ia Eleventh
avenue last nikht. The old gentle
man has no had habits and his all
Aence Is causing no little anxiety 10
hls friends. IL is supposed that he
lost his way and could not get home
lie had $40 or SO on his person when
last seen The police have been
a Akesl 10 look him up.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-07-15
WHO EVER
HEARD OF
The LIKE +?

The Seattle Electric Company this
afternoon sent communication 10
the board Of public works declining
to pay the veterinary chnrRea In
CURED by the IRE department IN car
ing for "a horse which was injured
by heing run into By street car.
The company claims that the driver
OF the horse was 10 blame for the
accident and therefore the company
should not be asked e. pay the ex-
pense OF treatment The cOmpany's
letter closes by Sitting that the
street car was not injured by the
collision. hut that n IL were the com
pany would certainly look 70 the city
for compensation.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-07-15
MINNIE { CRANE
FOR SERVICE

The four mnsted schooner Minnie
n. crane, wrecked on smiths island
last November. VIII sail Tor Tacoma
tomorrow and load lumber for ITO
dundo, Cal The schooner has hers
undergoing repairs NJ Moran hfps.
Company and comes frafn the Ways
apparently = new boat.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-07-15

DIR. Harper Is Of the opinion that
healthy young men and women can
not meet IL classes and on campus
without heart and sentiment obilt-
Grating the academic and philos-
ophic. lie does not like TO acknowl-
edge a.. but he la moving in a way -
bring about "sequestration."
Afr. Rockefeller il of tho sans
opinion as DIR. Harper. He believes
In a university for the greater good.
but wants man paramount
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-07-15
WOODFORD HOME

VICTORIA. n. g. July ia-Gsn-
crai Stuart Woodford. hls wife ana
daughter arrived on the Empress
Japan al noon. Tho party had been
two months In Japan visiting all of
the principal parts. going aH far
north as Nikio and south as far az
Nyahna.
The general has 4 reach New
York on the Iith. and viii spend the
interval on the road. lie says he
WAS struck with the aggressive ma
tiunai spirit Of the Japs who. he says
viii soon be the controlling power q
the Orient
The Empress had ITO saloon and
gVi Htefrage pnANrugerH
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-07-15
TWO PERISH

CHICAGO. July i5.-Tbe yacht
Arab. owned and sailed by J. III.
Cameron. cashier OF IN, National
Bank Of the Republic. - pslxed In a
squaii last night and two 81 the pas
~ myers were drowned. 4 Dead. Mira.
Taylor. Edward Hagllnes other
passengers we're resc4, d BY q tug.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-07-15

bright calico dresses.
The family which a few minutes
before were ordinary looking for
eiRnefa were now dressed IN u way
"a please the gods. They hired a
hack and drove -. 10 aatouisb their
friends.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-07-15
TARDY REWARD FOR
A BAND OF INDIANS

Don't KnoW-fIOw. Black War cloud,
Fool Dog and Walking Crane Of tho
Grow river reservation, ana Mad
Bear. These Indians are to be paid
because Ia 1862 they rescued Mrs.
Julia Wright. Mrs Emma Declcy
and siz children. all white peraOns.
from captivity among the Whits
Lodge band or the Sioux Indians. II
was Az daring q rescue 1s Was ever
executed. S0me Of She rrecuers lost
their lives and many their ponies.
The heirs Of such are 10 receive the
money
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-07-15
MORE BODIES

YOUNGSTOWN. July iSs--It II stlll
insisted here that AZ least twenty
more bodies ara In the re-lng mill
mine. The pasfpr ofithe church that
most Of the miners attended says
that "A number q the members Of his
congregation are missing and he IL
sure that their bodies are In. the
mine
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-07-15

Yesterday Burr Mcintosh received
a letter from Utah az his photo
graphic studio. Enclosed was half
tone pLture clipping from some
newspaper. bearing the Mcintosh
studio copyright. The letter reade:
Please send me the name and ad-
dress OF the lady 81 the enclosed pic
iue--i- e.. II she Is not married. and
kindly return picture. and obilge-
JOSEPH r. BOST,
.sffonerine Mine. stockton. Utah.
Mcintosh replied with fun Informal
ton, stating that Miss Chaser was
unmarried. and states that she
doesn't intend 10 marry for several
yearE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-07-15
WEATHER FORECAST

Seattle and vicinity. Tonight and
Wednesday showers. cooler tonight,
bfiak southwest 10 west winds.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-07-15
A Baptist Picnic

Under the auspices Of the fadics
% the First HapiAt church n large
excursion party went to sr equal.
annie Falls today. More usan 600
people went on the trip.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-07-15
BIG STRIKE
EXPECTED

INDIANAPOLIS. July is.--pek-
satea TO the national convention 81
miners 20 Consider the adyieahiisty
OF calling a strike OF the bltunlno1s
miners are beginning 90 arrive. Press
ident Mitchell was among this morn
ings arrivals. II IL the general
opinion that a strike VIII BE- ordered.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-07-15
Teachers Returning

Thirty school teachers viii arrive
this evening over the Great Northern
railway from Minneapolis. whey
they have tseen attending the anns Il
convention n the National Educ a.
tio0 Association.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-07-15
WANAMAkER
WANTS STORE

CHICAGO. July is.-John Wanna
maker In reported 90 be negotiating
for the purchase % the Palmer house
block Hfth the inteniion OF erecting
the largest department store IN the
world AT a cost OF 10000 900. De-
iancey Stone Of New York. who Is
said to be IN the confidence Of OH
ciais Of the Wanamaker Co. made
the statement today. officials % the
Palmer house profess Ignorance 81
the proposed deal.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-07-15
MIME EXPLOSION

JOHNSTON. Pa, July 1s.-An
explosion at mine az OF the Berwin
white Company at windber. ten
miles south. Is reported. oriciais re-
fuse 10 give details. but 81 is be-
lieved to be serious.
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ALL ARE TIRED

HAVANA. July Dispatches
from Cienfuekos state that a general
strike 81 butchers. bakers and coach
men started this morning. paraiyzing
lttntnaaE
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THE FIRE FIEND

NICE. France. July f5.--six block,
Of stores were destroyed By IRE mere
today. i.ass. 81 90. co.
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NEW YORK. July Is. = Lulu
Giaser's pretty face has caught the
fancy Of Utah miner. who is WILL
Ing 10 marry the comic opera star.
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WlRELEssTEsT

COPENHAGEN. July i5.-Marcor A
today successfully transmitted "a
wireless message 20 Poldhu r. o.m
Cape skaRen. Denmark. diais ace
OF 900 miles.
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Gamblers Money

The gamblers % Seattle paid tsis
into the city treasury this morning
Detective Tenant booked six game.
stsrs. Five were fined Sc and one
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-07-15
IT'S EYES SHUT

HAVANA. Iuiy is.mIt Is stated
positively here that the Cuban gov
eminent viii take no action With
the bragg Incident.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-07-15
REv. eREsEE WILL PREAclt

Rec Or. Elreaee af Los Angeles
OF the church Of the
Nazarene, viii preach this evening
AZ the Battery street NJ. ~ church.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-07-15

Mr.. AsquIth. the English states
inan. said recently that nearly every
member OF the British cabinet had
WORKED for the press seme time or
artf her
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a go Worl,er

John Moore. who Hives in the
Home steal i.pdging house on West
efu fAEenar. Haported 10 the police
fody = that hir room had been en-
tesed by a burglar last night, and a
Of clothing stolen.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-07-15

The new king Of Spain has ex-
pressed hiutself aa being strongly
nverse 10 bun fighting and has shown
% preference for horse racing.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-07-15

The island ~ a low. level trac, Of
ihnd and the haunfH ~ the aibatross
are limited 20 about 100 square
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OUR SPLENDID LINE oil
PIANOS
AND
ORGANS

Which we ship in fun carload lots
direct from the factories at one-haIf
the freight that others must pay.
continues 20 attract the attention OF
piano and organ buyerf
The world renowned Chick-
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The Worldwide popular
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Our prices are always lower than
elsewhere. values considered, and our
terms the most advantageous TO pur-
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No trouble 20 show Instruments.
New pianos sold AT $500 per asonth.
Fifty new pianos for rent.
Store open Saturday evenings.
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Islander Located

The sunkeu tug Superior nae been
located IN he harbor Vancouver,
u G. b. a diver. she lies In i0s
feet OF water. She will rsohahly be
moved 20 shallow wats and then
raised.
7-a7ss=-7-7a iHs-sasasssss
San FRANCISCO. July 10 -
Wheat. IFS l.tH1is -.
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Fifth Regiment Royal Canadian
Artillery Band viii give concert az
Madison Street Pavilion Sunday nf-
tcrnoon and evening.
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a Spell OF
Hot
Weather

~,sns snnburn and tan pfickiy
ss.t ana summer rash. A. haFtch Z
seasu fiua Just the necessity YOU
want th&t'u leave the skin tfesh aihl
e,sar.
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Fifth Regiment Royal Canadian
Artillery Band VIII give concert ni
Madison Street Pavilion Sunday af-
ternoon and evening
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-07-09
La Causa de las COSaS

Terremotos en- las peque1 as sn'
tillas y en- Costa Rics, y en- GaAte-
mala y en- Mex:co en- PERT v en-
Espaf1a ? en- Italia y ahora en- Tar
qnfs. Esa larga serie de feIomenos
iguales no es possible que ooedt IAN
q CAUSES especiales q cada chso. Sc
ria una quimera pretender explicar'
los individualmente te. Els indud%ble
que nna causa id6ntica act6a en- ell
g obo determinando en- diversos pun
tos de su corteza perturbacioues de
ess linsga asi como explosiones vol
cauicas
lQa6 pasa? Q1e sucsde, ALA
abAio? iC6mo expiicar g 30 sarie de
scontecimientos deutro de los actua
les cs n ocimi Antos cient1fco !?
Sc ha dicho que Ia TERRA Sc Ell
cuentrs en- an oegslodo de c0la12a. Ed
efecto; desde al comienzo del ssgan'
do period. cuAtarnsrio, ese periodic
caraeterizado por arrastres Y roda
mientos de matefiales que cambian
de lugar como prometiendo Zanzibar
L. topogrsffs del globo, dssde sl co.
mienzo, aecimos, de ese perfodo, Ia
TERRA pRrece ds rmir.
No SO sprecis 10 menos su in
cesante movimie ato. Los tiempo os de
horribles turbulencias, terminaron,
al parecer, en- ell periodic diluvisl.
Asi os psrece y asi apretismos el
asunto con nuestros mperfectos sen
tidos y todavia embrionarios medios
de appreciation ciantifica. Pero ipo.
dria garAntizsrse qus tai ca)me y tai
suef1o son reale.? E stos fenomenos
con qua comienza el sig'o velnte mo
indicar&n evoIuciones profund&s que
bajo eli pie del hembre sc deaarfo
llan como obedeciendo leyes gene
rale !?
LH generalida1 delos fenome'
nos que ahora Sc obse van, pare
ce pstmitir 10 sospscha de una eau
sa comun lC1al es esa causa?
Este es ell gran problems. De
todos modos, pens AMOS que 81 los
antsriores parfodos volca licos de 10
tierra y Ell gran cuadro trsgiso del
diluvio no tuvieton observadores,
para estos fenome os de ahors, Ia
humanidsd tiene vigilantes y es de
esper&r que IL cieucia observe y ha
ble.
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IiSta de hOnOreS
con mOtiVO de la coronation
de Eduardo VII.
Cr3aci0n de una nueVa 0rden


Londres JUNO 27, 1902 La lis
ta de houores discernidos con moi
20 da la coroa sci6n de Eduardo VII,
es neeesariamente lsrga, como que
compreude repres sntantes de todas
las es ferss de la vida p6bica Dis
tfuguase de In ger rerslidAd de las lis'
tas da esta class po- dos especislida-
des que revelan ei tacto y buen santi
do de- Rey. E. Ia primera, su carac.
ter ajsno completamenten q toda CON
sideraci6n polftica, pues los honores
estau distributes entire miembros
de &mbos particles La segunda es
ls creacion de uns Orden de Merlto
que sara acaptsble a personas como
Jorge Watt, y Juan Morley, quienes
decinsron los bonores que hssts en-
5onces Ia era dado al soberano ofre-
cerles, La nueva orden no ]leva apa-
reia 's nj titulo nj procedencia Y CT
fcage su vslor en- los metftos intr1nse
cos de los $grsciados, los cuales, en-
9 t. OCCASION, SO limitan 4 doca.
Sir Henry, Ksppel. Almiran ta
de IL Escuadra, y Sir William Hig
gins, Ell astr6nomo, complstarSn L.
llsts.
Eotre las persouas rotables que
han aldo Armados cabsllsros fguran
Charles Villierp Stanford, professor
de md sics de Ia Univereidsd de Cam
bridge, y Ernest Albert Watsrle W,
Preaidente de la r al Sooiedsd de
Pintores de scusre as.
Refiri6ndose & In 0 .den de Ne
rito, los per.6dicos de hoy espressn
la esperanza de que el n1mero do los
sgraciados continusr&n ]imitado &
fin d QUO dichs 6rden llegue q ser
una distinction codicisda
La 0 den eonsists en- una Sc Ia
clsse division de miembros ordlna'
rioa, limitadsk snbditos britanicos,
peso los extrsrseros podr&n ser nom
brados miembroe honorarios, & arbi
trio del soberano de L. orden, que es
eli Ray. Ls divisa de II 6rden es una
cruz de esma'te rojo y szul. CON IL
Inscription eFor Merit Por IMeeito]
rodesaa de una gnirnalda de laurel.
Ell ei reverse ostentase la cifra del
Rsy. En- L. parte superior esta colo
cRds II corona imperial eu esmalte
de color, y ls divisa sc snspende &
con una cinta de iarretera szd y car
mes1.
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Tn hOmbre hOnrado.

Senior Editor. - sfrvase informsr
& sus lectores que ST me escriben con
ddencialmente les mandar6 per CO
rreo en- c&rta sel!ada Ell plan que ss-
guf y por ell cual obtuve ei restsble,
cimiento psrm&nents y compacto de
mi salud y vigor varonil despu6s de
af1os de sufrimientos de debilidad
nervioss, p6rdidss no3turnas y par.
tes dSbiles y atrofadas.
No es mi idea conseguir dinero
de nadie; fuf robado y estafado por
charlatanes, hasta perder la rs del
g6nero humane, pero gracias Dios
estoy shora bien vigoroso y fuerte,
y con deseo de hacer conocer & todos
este remedio cierto de curarse.
No tenie1do NADIA que vender nj
que enviar G.. A. D., no deseo dine.
rO.
Direction: e Brant, Box Delray
Mich. EE. UU. s 18O, .25