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BSTAN MUY OONPLIOADAS.
PICA PICA.
Las Cuestiones politioas

SegGu lSs observ8ciones que
viene prRcticando uno de los desocu
padOs curicscs de eata capital, cAda
dia Sc va necesitsudo mayor n1marO
de carr0s para la extraction de ba-
suras.
Despu6s de s6rias meditaciones
del Citado individuo, hs deducido
Que todo depande de que dia por dia
crecen los estercoleros de Ia ciudad.
90
Nos dicen que anoche hubo pan
de puno, sin levadura, en- una de las
GALES de la ciudad.
Y los panes fuer0n fAbricados
por cAballeros que gsstan levita y
b)mbitOs, leOntina y rel0j.
lSeyan ersayos PRACTICES para
las pr6ximAs elecoiones?
O*O
Hoy sale para la costa Sur uno
de los prcs3ntantes del tranvfa
elGJtrico que Sc va s establecer entire
CAtaHlo Ponce. Va aCompt II ado
de int6rpreta, para 10 que pueda
CCurrir.
Por 10 que SO e, Ia co os muy
de vera, y tan de ver&s, que hemos
splazado un viaje que teuemOs pro-
yectsdO, para aprO7echar Ia nueV&
vfs.
~ h>b~a ia go z2quetes que
nieguen nu5s5rOs palpahl $ prcgre-
sos!
90
e pu9rt0rriqu+0 Ga Is Apon-
te qui 20 ahorcarse an Malaga, seg1a
nos cuenta Sci HeraldC0.
PerO el apreCisb.o cOtega silen-
cia las razOnCS para t0m8r tan radl-
Cal det9rminaciOo.
Aponto es cOciceTO de PrjntSj
mo cartcUo, y estaba d7sesperSdo.
Saba que aqui hscen carrers los
buenos cocireros, y no tenla smo'
reya para el Viaje.
Perdfa Ia OportuuidAd de en-.
cumbrarse, y ESQ desespera q cual-
quierA ApOnt2.
Nos dicen qua eutre las obras
que toAHzara nuestro Ayuntamiento
esta acOrdAda la a2ertura de ana
buen@ via pAra ir al Gem ,nteriO de
esta ciudad, practic ada de tai name
ra que Sc podr$ ir en- cOch9 hasta IL
mIsm& verja,
La real;zACi6n de esa Obra no
ofrece grandes di6cul. ades nj es de
muoho costo, La aplaudir1smos sim
ceramcnte, ssf como que Sc embelle-
ciese aque l. triste mansion, dOnde
guardamos restos muy queridos.
90
Ell Casino de Maysguez, simpG,
tioS y culta soCiedAd de la que guar
dAmos muy buenos recuerdos de
otras 6pocas mas f9lices, parece que
ha ir gresado en- las tilSs de aIgdn
bAtall6n.
Un diario de aquelJa locslidsd,
al referirse al Casino, 10 llama eve
terano', pero no dice de que compa,
MIA.
Suponemos que sen entire los
gAstadores.
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Sala de S0C0rr0s.

Han sido cursdos Petrona Fer
naudez de una herida contusa de un
centfmetro en- la region nazal supe.
riOr y una confusion en- Is region
glucha izquierda.
Antonio Hogan de una herida
contusa en- ID region supercilisr de-
recha de dcs centfmetros, otra en- la
region labial superior derechA en-
fOrma estrellad&.
Esperanza Fontaine de una con.
fusion en- L. region intercostal il,
quierda.
El nino Santiago Gomez, de es-
tensas quemaduras de % grado so,
bre Ia fexura del braz0 izquierdo y
espalda del mismo lado.
Han sido cur&dos Rosa Lopez
de una confusion al lado derecho de
Ia cara.
FL nino Romon Davila de una
herida ContusR de dos Centfmetros
sobre la region mentoniana.
SabAt Llano de una confusion
en- el tercio medic del music izquier-
do.
-Tomasa Cruz de una eroci6u So
bre Ia region moIar derecha y una
confusion sobre la region frontal
izquierda
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La S01Ora Gay
Sc auSelt0,

Aver tsrde hs regresado para
su residencia de Juncos Ia sonora
EIena Gay, despues de pasar una
temporada ensesta Capital.
La senorA Gay es una dana
muy d!stinguida, de admirable belle
"a y de trato tan sumsmente AfAble,
que hs sabido conquistarse las ma
yores simpatias.
Muchas personas sienten 10
ausencia de la gentil dana, y entire
ellos nosOtros que somos de sus
admiradores; esperanto que no tar
de mucho en- proporcionsrnos el
placer de vOlver a verl&.
Mientras tanto le deseamos~ ~gra'
ia permanencia en- Juncos, y que no
divide que deja aQuf sinceros ami
gos que la estiman todo cuanto me.
reCe.
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TRFN Y AGENCIA FUNERARIA
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POr la EStaCi0n Naval

Les prohombres de los dos par
tidos poI1ticCs de esta isla, SO han
undo y trabsjan con los, prohom-
bres pofticos de los Estados Uni
dos, gastionando 10 iustslac'6n de 10
Estsci6n Naval via C&nara de Co.
mercio de San!Juen Q reunir& tam
bien para cablegrafAr con el mismo
objeto.
Asf debe ser. Para el bien ge'
neral del pals los partidos Sc unen y
Sc esfuerzan sin distingos nj pasio'
nes, y esta actitud L. aplauden todos
los hombres de buenR voluutaa, QUE
los hay, y buenos, en- ambos bandos.
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DECRETESE por Ia Asamblea
Legislative de PCo-Rico:

Articulo I. El S9cretsrio de Pto,
Rico y Ia Comis On conjunts nombra
ds con sntelaci6n por Ia Asamblea
Legislative psra considersr 6 infor-
mar sCbre ell informe de Ii COmisi6n
C3diticadora, tendr&a pleno poder y
autoridad para complain y ordonar
los estatutOs vOtadOs en- nb2s Sc
stones, Ia ordiDaria Ia extra0r1i
maria, de Is primera AsRmblea LIE,
gislativa de Pto-RicO y para ordenar
los mismos en- forms debidA y colo
car en- los s;tios que corre9ponde TO-
d&s las leyes que sean ipropiAnente
parte del C51igo PolIoico, dol C6di-
g Civil y d9l C6digo Penal y del CO
cigO de EajuiciamieltO Criminal, pS
ra su publication con exception de
aquelIos est&tutos que hayan sido
0orogados espe3iAlmsQte; y estaran
autorizsdos al verifcar dicha compi
laci6n y reordenaci6a, para cAmbisr
la numerAci6n de las parties, divisio-
nes, t1tulos, cak1tulos, Art1culos y
secciOues. TAmbien Sc formuiara a
un fLdice de cada uno de los citados
C6digOs y un Indice general de t0dOs
los sus0dichos CodigCs.
Articulo 2. Los mencionados
Secretaries y Comisi6n coDjunta,
quedan por la presente &utorizsdos
y reciben instrucciones, para forrnu
lar y orden&r los referidos estatntos,
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Y resultan muy eicaces.
Maritime Y m0rCantil.
ABRIL 10.

ABRIL 10.
ENTRADAS.
De Fsiardo V. A. Ponce
De Bonaire goleta A. India con
sal.
De Luquillo balandro Dos Her
mAnos con 200 ST azd ,ar.
De Fsjardo V. A, Porto Rico
con fetes.
SALIDAS.
Para New York V. A. Ponce
con carga.
Para Yabucoa balandro Saliva
dor con fletes.
Para Naguabo goleta Ana Ma
ria con carga.
Para Fajardo goleta Rapido con
carga.
EN- PUERTO.
Maria Herrera, India, Quicks-
tep, Mary F. Quimby, Helen, Sha-
fuer, Porto Rico, DeseAda, Cora
zon de Maria, Isabella, Carmelita,
Maria Artau, Dos Hermanos.
Sc ESPERAN
De ST Thomas V. F. Saint ST.
mon.
De New York V. A. San Juan
sali6 Ell 90 del pasAdo.
De Santander V. E. Sierra sali6
e1 81 del pasado.
De Barcelona V. e. Martin
SAM s&ldra Ell 8 de Abril
De New York goleta A. Manire
Swau sali6 Ell IL.
De Barcelona ". E. Jose Gallart
saldr& Ell %.
VENTAS EN- Ell MUELLE:
33 Ct vino, so CT tomates, "a ST
garbanzos, 643 CT arenques, so cas-
cos bacalao, 1443 canastos cebollas,
979 ST azdcar central "a q 40 %.
CAMBIOS.
Londres 80 DIV 4-84 G.
,...vista ...... "4-88 e.
New York DIV Is ct. pS descto.
Paris. ........8 div 50 pS D,
Hamburgo.. ...8 DIV ~ pS D.
EspAf1a 8dIv.. ..288 pS D.
H7IN0Acl 7NISOA03N
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Ultima hOra.

Circula la noticia de que ha
sido consultado desde Washington
al Honorable GobernRdor, por ca
bic, scbre 81 ell pueblo de Puerto Ri
co cedetfa en- los terrenos de Ia Ma
rims, los que pudiersn correspondent
a Ia Fstaci6n Naval. Sc asegura que
trasladAda Ia pregunta al AlcAlde
este contest6 Afrmativamente
Nsda hemos sabido por conduc.
to del Gobierno, niDde Is AlcaldfR.
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Don Eduardo QQintand
Mateu.
Vice Consul del Peru.

Ell seflor don Eduardo Qain-
tana Mateu vice consul del PERT y
Contador del BAnco Territorial
Agricola de esta Pro7incia ha fAlle-
cido.
De todas verss lamentamos es-
te riste suceso, y acompa11amos &
sus deudos en- su justisimo duelo.
E sta tarde las 5 y media ten
dr6 lugar Ell entierro.
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SAN FRANCISCO.
Hoy 2 de Abril.

Hoy celebran su onomastico
los Francisco de Paula, y tod0s
deseamos un feliz ola; 6 intimamen-
to al respectable amigo don Francis
co de Paula Acufia, Jefe del parti-
do Federal, y persona que gozs de
generates simpatias en- este su
nAis
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En- F'ilipinas.
Lucha sangrienta.
MUOHOS MUERT0S Y HERIDOS.
No Sc entregan. Lo prometen

New York Abril 2 l-3O P. NJ.
En- los campos de Manila ha
habido un sangriento combate en-
tre naturales y americanos. La tzc
tica de los Fllipinos desorienta. a
veces pues prometen rendirse y de
pronto Sc levantan en- armaS sor-
prendiendo las tropas del gobierno.
Ha habido bajas de una y otra
parte.
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Sale para puertos
de Santo Domingo
LA BSCUADRELLA AMERICANA.
Mantendra la aotitud de protejer inte-
reses s1bditos.

New York Abril 2 l-39 P. M.
Sal7 para puertos de IA Rep1-
bica d0minicana una escuadrilla
americana Tiene instruction de
proteier s6bditos intereses. No
obstante Sc hacen aquf concentrates
sobre intervention.
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Sc dice en- Ponce, que habr& algu'
mas cesantias entire empleados de
correos de aquells ciudad.
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Sc HAN RENDIDO
Seran embaroados fuera del Continente.
MerCadO de NeW-YOrk
Cotizaciones de hov

AOllZaClOneS de nOy
Harina de Trigo <EI Gigan-
te% SaCO. 8 3~Q5
Harina de Maiz &GoldOn Mai
Ze& SaCO. 3 $50
Harina de Trigo ~El Premio
Mayor saco. 8 3-65
Harina <Caballo Volante1 : 3-Os
Aimento p ara cabalIo
<Stock Foods saco. l-30
Tocino de Norton (CIF $l9-l25
WOodlwn i 1925
Jamones California; las 100
ibras. 5 8-26
SalchichoneS Sl2-O0
Manteca xLa VencedoraS
COrriente) 3 100
Manteca ala PrimeraY (pu-
ray " 5 $50
Tocino NCrecientes $3.50
QueSos (young) america 1900
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N0'TICIAS.

Procedente de S&nto Domin-
go La llegado & Csguas don Ramon
Fl. DelgadO.
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Don Tomas Qainones DEL alto co
merciO de San German, Sc sirve par
ticip&rnos en- circular atenta, q hA
estaclecido otra casa comercial en- la
ciudad de Maysgu:z, representada
por su Sr, herm8nO don Rosendo
QUi1ones.
Por negArse, llevar dos pAsaje-
ros fuG denunciado en- Ponce Ell con
ductor del coche ndmero IS.
Han contraido justas nupcias cato,
licas en- Ia ciudsd del sur, don Felipe
Rivera con Ia Srta. Flora Rodriguez
y don Juan B5a. Garcia con Is sefo.
rita Juana Monies.
Por medic de su consul, ha presen
tado reclamation Ell danes Mr.. Jose
Isaac, a los Sres. Zoorley y Nichoss
por haberse inutilizado en- Ia empire
sa del tranvia de dichos Sres.
NL& Voz de Ia Patria1 nos trae la
relscion del festival celebrado en- ell
casino de Mayagt9z ell domingo de
Pascua, Y el cual resulto en- extreme
espl6ndido y animado.
Ha estado ell 6ltimo domingo en- Ia
ciudad de Caguas, Ell genial escritor
puerLOrriquero Matias Gonzalez Y
Garcia.
Sc encuentra enferm0 en- Pom
ce el sef0r don Francisco Gautier y
Mandry.
E1 Utuedo Sc ha celebrAdo Ell
lunes una reunion para constituir Ell
Comit6 federal.
Ell Ponce Sc est& librando una
gran cruzada contra los limpiAbo,
tas.
Els esperado en- Ia ciudad de
Ponce, el notable orAdor senor ma
tienzo Cintr6n.
Ell viernes Sant0 Sc c9leb.6 en-
Ponce, con Ia msyor solemnidAd.
La banda de bomberos de Ia
ciudad del Snr estG ensaysnlo la
raps0dia 4 q nero 2 de Litz
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Ha regresado de los E. Unidos g.
Sr. don Tomas Armstrong del alto
cemercio de Ponce
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Ha sido herido en- Ponce, en- IL ha
cienda SRsstauradaS el celAdor Mar
cial Csrtegena por el individuo Bal.
dOmero Pati1o.
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NOTlClAS POR CABLE
sERVICIo DIREOTo DE NEW-Y0RK:
SeaSegura
que la mission de escuadras
QUE VAN A SANTO DOMINGO,
Es limitada.

New York Abril 2 l-3) P. M.
Es SECURE que los barcos de
guerra que van a Santo Domingo,
no tienen otra mission que defender
sus sUbditos. Les esta muy reco-
mendado no intervenir en- absolute
en- las contiendas entire los natura-
les de aquel pals.
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LEYES NUEVAS.
LEY
LIE

proveyendo 10 necesario para la com
pilaci6D, reordenaci6n y publica
ci6n de los C6digo5 y otras le-
yes.
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c1enda GRsstauradaS Ell celadOr Mar
clal Csrtegena por el individuo Bal.
domero Patifo.
Sc ha verifcado con gran luci
miento ell bale de artesanos en- Ell sa'
Ion del Consist2rio de Ponce.
En- Ia plays de Ponce hs quedado
constituida Ia Junts DIRECTIVE de la
association de cat6licos.
Don Arturo Colon ha celebra-
DO en- su morada del barrio eLas
Vargas Poncs un magnfdco bal
le.
Et mobiliario recientement3
recibido de Euro pa por ell casino de
Ponce, fue estrenad0 en- ell bale del
domingo.
FL 81 ha debido celebrarse
en- Ponce, en- los sSlones del Ayun-
tamiento Ell bale Rnunciado de los
artesanOs.
81 Presidente de ID Junta local de
instruction. de MGYsgu 2z ha 6adO CO
nocimiento al Juez de Poll. Il del a.
tropello de que hs s:d1 vi TINA IN
niflo que concurIia 8 L. escuela, por
parte de su ito.
Sc ha pref eniado ca eata red4c.
cion Esteban PadilIa natural de Are
cibo y manif sstA no es 9l quien fga.
ra en- Ell parte de polic1s que sa1i6 en-
Ell MI nero del idnes, nj Ell que denun
cia IN case de viruelS en- la casa 70
Is de Ia Gale de Ia Cruz.
Hoy se.hA presentado en- esta re
dscci6a una joven que manifesto ser
agremiada en- Ell grupo de operArizs
de una fabric de tab&cos, quejSndo
Sc de que habia sido tratada altf con
suma durezA.
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Por negArse, llevar dos pAsaje.
ros fue denunciado en- Ponce Ell con
ductor del coche n1mero IS.
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Sc hs verifcsdo con gran luci
miento ell bale de artesanos en- Ell sa'
lon del ConsistoriO de Ponce.
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Han contraido justas nupcias cato
licas en- Ia ciudsd del sur, don Felipe
Rivera con ID Srta. Flora Rodriguez
y don Juan B5a. Garcia con Is seno.
rita Ju&na Monies.
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FEEDING A VOLCANO
cussso susssalasss q 1aAaallssls q . S0aD SsseA
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

About thirty miles ffom the port o(
Acajutla, in Central America. there -
generally In . state q eruption .
huge volcano called l1alco. At night
1hen lying In the harbor of Acajutla.
sou may see him every twenty or
:hirty minutes cover his summit With
mantle 0e glowing lava
So far. we'll That 10 exactly what
the people Of the state keep . careful
watch over. and they 90 to sleep with
, sense q security - long - he is In
eruption. But II he stops for . few
hours then they are alarmed. - from
centuries Of traditional experience
they look for . tremendous explosioa
soon, and they put 1t down to this rec
son:
In the mountain. they say. lives one
big devil with . very large family.
Tor which he finds II dimcult 70 pro-
vide. and over whom he has much
trouble In exercising control. Al q
consequence there are times when the
big devils larder II empty. the kitch.
en- IRE goes out, or some one In the
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up with the keys. They had found
them hanging BY the side of the cap
tain's bed. Furthermore. the investi-
CATION brought out that the plates Of
the fore part Of the ship were bent
upward. showing clearly that the
force Of the explosion had been d.
rected from the bottom. The court Of
inquiry heard plenty Of testimony
which showed that there had been twO
explosions. one when the torpedo went
Of and tore It's way to the ships mag
azine and the other when the maga-
zine exploded with . roar"
The real cause Of the destruction Of
the Maine is still . mystery. though
there is strong reason for accepting
Gen. Lees view. The report Of the
United States court Of naval inquiry
sustained the theory Of IN outside ex-
pl0siOn, but said the court has been
unable to obtain any evidence fixing
the responsibility for the destruction
Of the Maine upon any person or per-
sons" The solution Of such mysteries
comes in time, says the Indianapolis
Journal. and probably this one will be
solved when those who are In posses
sion Of the secret think the right time
has come.
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Gen. Lees Idea N to the
Destruction Of the Maine

Gen. Fitzhush Lee recently gave his
theory regarding the destruction Of the
battleship Maine. After relating the
circumstances Of the explosion and de-
scribing the scene Of IRE and carnage
he witnessed on visiting the locality .
few minutes after the event. he said:
my theory is that II was done BY
young officers who had been attached
to Weyler. After the catastrophe they
disappeared. Young officers OF the
(Spanish) army did not take the tr0u-
BILE to hide their pleasure over the hor-
rible affair. Many Of them dropped
their usual potati0ns Of red wine and
opened bottles Of champagne In the
cafes. The government OF Cuba i'm
mediately tried to forestall European
opinion by sending . dispatch which
stated that the explosion had been
caused by the carelessness Of the
Americans themselves. As to that I
want to say that the keys to the mag
axine Of every American man-Of-war
are brought to the captain and are
hung on hooks at the head Of his bed
30 that he can know where they are
all the time.
when the divers went to work on
the Maine Capt. Sigsbee said to them:
Go into my cabin and see II the keys
to the magazine are hanging where
they ought to be-" The divers came
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Developlno she R,ee Industry.

Ooveu0po00 SSo 8oeo U000oSeys
The work Of introducing new plants
into this country 10 proving exceed
ingly beneficial from . commercial
standpoint The introduction Of rice
from Japan . few years ago illus.
trates this. Secretary Wilson In .
recent report said: In my last report
attention was called to the fact that
the Introduction Of japanese rice re-
suited In IN increased production.
amounting to q least $1.000. 900. oe
this commodity IN Louisiana, and fur.
thermore. that the impetus given to
the work In Louisiana and Texas led
to the investment Of not less than
SO. .000. 900 In the industry. In 1900
about S.00o. 900 pounds more rice were
produced than in 1889. and this year
es. .000. 900 pounds more were produced
than In 1900. With the rapid in
crease In our own production the i'm
portation Of rice from foreign coun.
tries is falling Oh. - shown BY the
fact that In three years the imports
have decreased from $4,000 Y00o
pounds to 73.00o. 900 pounds. An the
increase In homo production can not
Of course. b s3cFibed to the depart
ment's introduction and distribution
Of japanese rice. but The great i'm
petus to it, peoductioa In this coun'
try was given By the department's in
PRODUCTION three years ago. Evt
IDENTIFY It win Be but . few years until
the United States viii not only grow
all the rice consumed here. but Wil
export part Of the product - veil.
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Tilted twenty years since on the eve
of his marriage. . Huddersield gentle
man vowed that he would never again
50 long as he lived speak to . woman.
To the day Of his death. which Oc-
CURED two years back. he kept his
word. exception not being made even
in the case of his sisters. Nor did his
resentment cease with life. for when
his will was read IT was found that
only to his male relatives did any ben
eft accrue. says London Tit-Bits.
On his marriage morn . Mr.. A.
received . callous note from his
fiancee breaking OF the match. So
affected was he by this abrupt intima-
ton that he sw0re that he would never
again open . letter. Despite every ar-
gument he stuck to his determination
20 that all messages had to be deliv-
cred by word of mouth. or. should they
come from q distance. by telegram-a
form of communication which. some
what inconsistently. was not Included
under the ban.
In one Of the largest cemeteries ut
Vienna stands q handsome monument
erected to the memory Of the lady
whose eulOgy 1t bears. It was placed
there by an eccentric bachelor. who.
having in his youth been Tilted BY the
deceased. swore that II he could not
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wed he would at all events bury her.
And he kept his word: for the lady.
having fallen upon evil days. died in
the direst poverty. and but for her old
lovers strange oath would have been
inferred in . pauper's grave.
Though her locks were red. the
daughter Of q south country doctor.
like the heroine Of Wilkie Collins
novel "Armadale." was . very hand
some woman. who played fast and
loose with mems hearts. and among
them with that Of Manchester mer-
chant. who. when his hopes were at
their zenith. found himself thrown
over in favor Of . rival. His resent
ment assumed . curious form. for
from that hour not only would he not
suffer aueht approaching in color to
the pronounced auburn Of the false
ones tresses to remain within his
house, but he swOge that he would dis
inherit his two sisters. whose hair was
perilously near the prescribed hue. un-
less they should adapt their appear
ance to the exigencies Of his whim-
They did 50. and by calling art. in
the form Of q certain dye, to their
aid, happily averted the catastrophe.
Usually the little things are the
last We are willing to leave 10 God.
The Columbus journal., 1902-07-09

Aesy houseAosd has stomach disorder
with no medicine to hand.
So reasoaing In this Way they take
food, chickens and bananas. some
medicine. aAd cantlously approach %
near the mountain - they dare ven
ture. Then tAey Hight llre. place the
fold beside Il. and hasten away to .
safe distance to watch and 80 what
Win happen. II lzalc0 again com
mences to eject lava they are relieved
and cry:
"AA, ha! The devil h happy again.
See. he b getting his supper" And
then they 90 to . cock fight or start
. revolutioa In perfect cootentment.
But II lzalco does not begin to
smoke and get his supper. then they
take flight away out Of reach Of his
vengeance until his angry hum0r has
passed over: and really their way Of
predicting . catastrophe seems to be
- good - any other.