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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-08-25

NOTICIAS

CONSEJO A LAS MADRES. - E jarabe calmante
de la senora Wnsow debe sempre que los nifos
estan el periodic de la denticon Proporciona aiyo
Immediate al Pequeho pacente. produce sueno ma
muy vvo alegre Es muy agradable al paladar, calma
al nio ablanda encias, aliva Dolores hace a
Giles las funcones del estomago regua los intesnos
Es ell mejor remedo conocido para la darrea va pro-
yenga esta de la dentic6n de cualguera otra
de la Sedora Winsow"; es el mejor de todos.
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Russia.
L erremOtO cerca
DE SAN PETERSBURGO.
Edifoios destruidos.

New York Agosto 25 10 A. M.
Despachos de San Petersburgo
notician un gran terremoto ocurrl-
do cerca de aquella capital. Muchos
edificios Sc desplomaron, quedando
totalmente destruidos. Las desgra-
cias personales ocurridas son nu-
marOsas.
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Colombia.
Situaci6n gravfsima.
INGLATERRA.
Aotltud de Nicaragua.

New-York Agosto 25 10 A. M.
Es gravisima la situacion de
Colombia Sc cree que Inglaterra
pida al Gobierno de dicha repdblica
una fuerte indemnizacion con mo-
two de 10 ocurrido q un barco in
giles en- uno de los puertos colom-
blanos. Nicaragua sigue protegien-
do los revolucionarios, y Sc ,teme
una ruptura de relaciones entire am
bas republicas que de por .resulta-
do una nueva guerra.
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Vizcsrrondo de Ia Csrolina, y 4.
men CAsAlduc de Ponce Sc en- aeL
tran en- San Juap.
Tambien SO halla ent~e noso.
tros la distinguida familta del DR..
Zsno Gambia.
A todos ruestra bienvenida Y.
que sea por much tempo Ia estan:
cia de tan bellas damas en- esta capi.
tal.
QUE MEJORE
Sa hAlla levemente indi puesta
nuestrA distinguida amiga Ia sefo.
rits Monserrsts SIX ,rret.
Q1e restnblezs "a pronto.
EN- Ell CASINO.
En bhcaro hermoso de her mosas
flores quedo convertible anoche ell 50
lon del casino, que con las bellas Sc
d oritss de Cells, Ibaf1ez, Claudio, G }
mez, Escudero, Valde, G jbian, Z1ro,
Munserrat, Gamboa, PorratA y G. On
sslez dio gratos iustsntes de alag 10
q los que 10 .jaranG ssistimos.
Ests 50 prolongo hAstA mas de
ias once media y & buea seguro q,
q 1uzgar por 10 &nimsci6a de las be
ilas sii1 congreg&das. hubierA CONT
nuaoo hastA mas tarde, sfuo faerA
por que los sPApass Sc olvidan de
sus tlempos y desean ser 10 mss par
COS possible en- sas concesiones. La
comls1on 1tsnta como siempre-
LA RETRETA.
Pasaban de trescientas dsmas,
las que, de 10 mas escoiido de nues
JrR bnena sociedAd CO lcurrieron & 70
retreta.
E programs eecoiido Y se,ecto
fac ejecutado maiistralmente
PARA EL Ola 81
El dia 1ltimo del corriente mes
Sc prepara IN suntuoso bale en- ell
casino de B.yAm6n.
geadecsmos la invitAcion Que
Sc NOS he hecho y nos proponemos
concurrir 6 g..
UN CHIsME.
En nm perfamado billete, con le
ira de mujar que recibimos hoy por
correo, Sc nos dice 10 siguieute:
sAnlgo Semper: 6 eacias por Ia
serenata. A:onseje sns amigos ell
alto tEignefo que estk an todAs las
comisiones, y al bsj ca1tafo, q no
tomen tanto polvo en- i. carretera
pues Ia nifiA ds ojos pardos es insen
sible & las fiech As de Ca pido y IL vir
gen de luces azules ha eutregado gu
coraz6n al visjero del Norte
Pero amAble inc6gnita 20 len
es el triguefo y Ell Gas tAf1o. In de ojos
pardos y L. de luces azu'e
Yo no 10 entisndo y doy trasla
do los interesados: por mi parte
continuars tomando los polvos de la
carretera y ESQ.,. -. que no voy en- pos
de ninguna virgen de @oios szales nj
paraos pues solo me GUSTAV los ne
gros s......, cusndo no veo los otros
SEMPER.
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Italia
Un volcan en- erupcl6n.
LOS OALABRESES
Aterrorizados.

New York Agosto IS 10 A. NJ.
FL volcan de la montana Al
t t,monte en- Calabria ha entrado en-
erupcion. Los habitantes de la villa
de Altomonte Sc halan aterroriZa
dos. La erupcion del volcan es
violentisima y Is ruidos subterra-
neos tienen q la Calabria citerior
en- gran alarma.
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CABLE
CSERVICIO DIRECTO.0
Viruela en- Barbada.
Grandes estragos.
LA MORTALIDAD
LA MORTALIDAD.

New York Agosto 25 10 A. M.
La viruela Sc propaga terrible
mente en- La Barbada. La morta-
lidad, especialmente en- las hacien-
das de caf1a, ale MA una c.fra ex-
traordinaria. La epldemia (ausa gran
des estragos en- toda la Isla.
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4 J = ID e = =
ULTIMA JUGADA.

80 Negras-Torre la 81 casa de la Tore de la Rena
EsTADo ACTUAL De LIZ PARTIDA
-)0-
8MaAN0ASo
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-08-25

Ds crden de las autorids des
competentes han sido puestos en- Ii
bertAd de 10 Carcel de Arecibo, San
tisgo Sierra, Luciano Iriarte Ame
lilo Gonzalez, Ceferino Valent il
stuar, Msnuei B slley, Vicente Stuar,
Miguel Torres, A 'ej andre Perez y
Ramon @ 1if1ones.
E. dfs 80 de este mes & lss7y
media de Ia nc che tend,a fe:to Ell
rem ate de nrendas que periodical
mente ve1ifica la Casa de P1esta
mes de ] B.zsu Ca Allen 90. S !,
a'vierte que In casa sigue sus ope
racionee, y por 10 tanto, no ga crea
que est& en- liquidaci6u. Ell .brku
prendas preeiosAs y brillantes bars
tfsimos.
IL Is 20 25.
Ha iugresado en- L. carcel de
Mays gil z, de orden del J uez ds Paz
de SAbAna- Grande, Ran6a Ayala
Accsta por pertusbar la psz pdblics
y han sido puestos en- lioertad, por
extinguic 10 peua que Sc les EN- ru-
siers, j Jee Caben Cruz, por lesio
mes, Maria Mem asia Nieves, PERU
rio y Diego Nazario Rodriguez, sgee
sion.
Las ''PTLDORAs REGIONS
TITUY ENTES DE VALLE& CAN
CIO'' Sc usan para todRs las epfer:
medades que dependan del EN- pcbre-
cimiento de la sangse, rest&uran les
constituyentes de ests, con mas
prontitud v eficecia qua otras prepa
raciones.
El dis 81 del actu IL Sc cele
brar6 un esp 1dido bAile en- L. Ca.
rolina. Ell sc xo bello h. tornado 10
iniciAtivs y es gtande In apimaci6n
que reiua entire 10 juventud de squel
culto pueblo.
Ha fAllecido en- CArolina don
Rafael CAmbreleng.
Un verdadero Volcan de pro
visiones, son las exi tsntes en- ell
<Ahorros de Jose Solivsras, h&ga-
nos una vista y Sc conveucer& de 10
que le declines.
Desde que Sc instal6 10 sTsr
tulia del <Polo Norte1, Sc ha forma-
do alll nm club, en- condolences to.
les, que Sc ha hesho de moda. ALI
SO habla de polltica sin intransigen
cias, Sc juega sjedrez, tresillo, t1be
y domino, Sc tom&n magnfficos cho
colates, mejores cafes y riquisimos
licores, refrescos de la meior calida1
y Sc pasa mn ratio de verds d sro so.
laz. Un cafe de esta indole tlene que
ser prt ferido,
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Un verdadero Volcan de pro
visiones, son las exi tsntes en- el
sAhorros de Jose Soliveras, h&ga
nos una vista y Sc convencer& de 10
que le declines.
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Ha fAllecido en- CArolina don
Raj ael Csmbreleng.
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El dia 81 del actu II se cele
bTara un esp adido baile en- 10 ca.
rolina. El sc xo bello h. tornado 10
iniciAtiva y es grande In apimaci6n n
que reiua entire 10 juventud de squsl
quito pueblo.
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El dia 6ltimo del corriente mes
Sc prepara IN suntuoso baile en- ell
casino de BsyAm6n.
Ageadecsmos la invitAcion Que
Sc NOS ha hscho y nos proponem os
concurrir 6 81.
UN CHISME.
Alaska forum., 1902-10-25
A Social Sunday Gathering,

A Social Sunday Gathering. One of the most enjoyable social gatherings of the season, was the house party given by Mrs. Stoel last Sunday evening. A large number of ladies and gentle men were present and listened with pleasure to the vocal and in- strument selections, which were the order of the evening. In the afternoon Mrs. Stoel ente, tained at dinner to which were present: MT. Mrs Duncan, Miss Thomas, MT. and Mrs. Wingate, G. Tiffany, c. c. Belt, Lynn Smith, Judge and Mrs. Green, MT. and Mrs. Stoel.
 Location Notices at Forum Office.
Alaska forum., 1902-10-25

THE first ice began to run in the Yukon, Oct.- Ist. The first snow fell on the 18th. In 1899 the river closed Oct. 28; 1000, on Nov. 2: 1901, Nov. 7. The first ice began
Alaska forum., 1902-10-25
EDITORIAL.

THR game law as passed by Congress for Alaska is a farce. If the law makers ever went up ag- ainst can of meat as it is in Alas ka, the Alaska game law would never have been passed. If any attempt is made to el.force its ob- noxious clauses here, the local jail will not be large enough to accom- : modate the vio,ators
Alaska forum., 1902-10-25

SECRETARY SHAW of the Treas ury Department will relieve the present financial stringency in the States by placing $4o,ooo, ,oo o in circulation.
Alaska forum., 1902-10-25

THE first heavy frost of the fall occurred last Monday night. The exceptional soft weather of the past two weeks has been remark able and the heavy stocks of fresh meat in camp were in great jeo- pardy
Alaska forum., 1902-10-25

THE speedy hearing given La Belle and Fournier at Dawson, is evidence that the Yukon officials mean business The chances are that the the next news we get will be the obituary notices of the two murderers.
Alaska forum., 1902-10-25
Alaska Forum Oct. 255, 1902.

to run in the river last year on
 Oct. 18th; tbe year previous.on tue 14th. The late fall, with it's quick
 fall in the temperature will prob able close the Yukon about tue first of next month.
Alaska forum., 1902-10-25

FOREST fires are raging along Puget Sound, Oregon, Washing ton and California. Seattle was in total darkness at mid. .ay. Ships at sea were compelled to use their lights in day time. About fifty people have been burned to death.
Alaska forum., 1902-10-25

DURING the first two weeks in September 34ooo barrels of Ameri- can apples were shipped from Bos- ton to London. This is the larg- est amount eyer shipped in a simi- lar period.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1902-06-18
WAS HELD.
HANDY, ALIAS HOWARD, Ar
RAIGNED THIS MORNING
FOR ARSON.

Sam Howard, alias Handy, Of Is
ley, KY, who was arrested yesterday
afternoon on charge of arson, was
this morning arraigned in the police
court on the charge and held to an
swer. IL seems that the defendant
was boarding with Mrs. Collier, Of
South Eighth street, and yesterday
was drinking. The coal house was dis
covered on fire, and he was seen to
leave there about that time. 1t is not
known what motive he had IN setting
FIRE to the place.
The warrant against win Husbands
yesterday held over for Petty larceny
for hourishing pistol, was this
morning dismissed.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1902-06-18
MINING TROUBLES
Mile Branch Company Makes Con-.
cessions by Reducing Powder.
1000 Miners near Huntington, West
Va, Return to Work.

Charleston, W. Va, June 14-Cap
tain J. K Thompson, United States
marshal, disclaims any responsibility
for the presence Of his deputies ct Col.
Inns Colliery company ct Glenjean,
and says II they are there it is Is pri.
vate citizens and upon their own res.
possibility. The operators, IL is said.
asked Thompson to enforce the in.
junction issued in 1897, but he de.
clined.
The Mile Branch company has made
concessions, reducing the price Of pow
der, allowing . nine-hou day and pay
every two weeks. The men voted to-
day to return to work. The granting
Of concessions BY the Hooking Valley
and Mile Branch operators, IL 10 Be.
lieved, will put . new phase ON the
strike in that section. II is the first
break Of operators to get their men to
return to work, and other operators
will probably follow their example.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1902-06-18
ROUTE COMPLETE
N. c. &. St. |. Finishes Its Survey
into Mechanicsburg Today.
1t Will Build Over Private Property
l. o. Contemplates Extension.

This morning the NJ, O. and st. l.
engineers finished the work of laying
out the branch road which will rur
into Mechanicsburg.
The route taken will touch the
Decker mills, Farley grocery and run
as far south Is the Clements mills
which will be converted into crush.
ing plant shortly. This is the main
business the road is after ana will
mean big thing for it in the way Of
freight business.
As the route will be through private
property it will be unnecessary to get
q right Of way from the council.
The Illinois Central is also talking
of having a branch road into Mechan-
icsburs, but oontemplates going over
one Of the streets, and will in this
event have to ask the city for right Of
way.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1902-06-18
TROUBLE At METROPOLIS.
BENDING WORKS TELLS UNION
MEN TO LEAVE FACTORY
OR UNION.

The unions in Metropolis are being
fought hard by both the Cleveland
Bending works and the Box Factory.
according to reports which reached
the city today.
The Box factory people some time
ago discharged all its union employees
and hired non-un men. Since that
action the management has not en-
gagged any union men and will con-
slider applications from none. Yester-
day the union employees of the Bend
ing works, which makes all classes OF
bent material for wagons, were told
that they either had to get out of the
union. or the factory. The union men
preferred to Get out of the factory and
consequently walked out. There are
about thirty idle. This morning thu
union men are meeting and will con
slider the action of the management il
regard to its feeling towards thu
union. Metropolis hiss not been or
ganized long and ever since union
were formed the members have beef
having constant trouble with the man
ayers Of the different factories.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1902-06-18
At LONE OAK.
NEXT SATURDAY THE GRADu
ATING EXERCISES WILL
BE HELD.

Next Saturday afternoon big pie
mic and later an entertainment will be
given at Lone Oak to celebrate the
graduation Of the county high school
pupils.
There are sixteen in the class and
the exercises will be similar TO those
held in the city. The program wiz
begin ut o'clock and last until lAi-
in the evening. AL the graduates
will be on the program for . num-
Der.
This afternoon the county tescheps'
institute supplies arrived. The insti :
tute will be held at Massac on the eth
Of June and lasting for Eve days.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1902-06-18
People Saved in Philadelphia BY
Leasing Into Nets.
A Dozen or Msee Hurt. and Many
Others Had Thrilling Escapes
In the Excitement.
AN ALABAMA TOWN BURNED

fhiiadeiphia, juno is-fire yes
serday afternoon destroyed the novelty
leather factory Of H. u. Rosenblstt
w. -FOUR s'ofy osHs STRUCTURE
-. ~. - 49,
.oho,, oor,-,,. a.. ,..IA $50
was dsmased, three dwellIas houses
adj joinine the factory werc dessroved
And s'ne DINERS were siighsiy dam
Asea. humors that numoss OF the
empisyss NOD met death In tho burning
factory proved TO be erroneoos. All
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1902-06-18
NEW LINES.
SEVERAL WIRES ARE TO BE
STRETCHED OUT THE
CAIRO ROAD.

Manager A. L. Joynes Of the East
Tennessee Telephose company will
next weeh put to work force Of men
striuging new wires to woodville.
They will b. stretched out the Cairo
road, and are for the benefit Of the
new subscribers being secured in that
section Of the county. The company
intends to bald up 9 big list in the
county.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1902-06-18
DAY OBSERVED IN PIrTsBURG.

DAY OBSERVED IN PITTSBURG-
Pittsburg, Pa, June ii-Thers
was . general Observance Of Flag Day
in Pittsbury today. The principal
ceremonies were held in Schenley
park, where 5000 school children as
sembled, sang national airs and listen.
ed to patriotic speeches by public men
Public buildings and business houses
throughout the city Displayed tho
Stars and Stripes.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1902-06-18

The fire causes panic smong the
employees. especially those on the up
per ioors and for rme the widest
excitement prevailed.
Mr.. Scsenblatt estimates his loss at
$3.50, ooC partly covered by insurance.
and the iess on the otheg properties 10
estimated st els, 200.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1902-06-18
THOUSAND MINERS RETURN.

Huntington, W. Va. June 1.-THE
strikers along the Norfolk and West
ern are losing ground rapidly. At AL.
gonna. Indian Ridge and Coopers, prob
ably 1000 miners who had been out
on strike since Monday returned to
work today against the plesdings Of
the agitators.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1902-06-18
FLAG DAY IN PHILADELPHIA.

FLAG DAY IN PHILADELPHIA.
Philadelphia, Pa, June 1.-THE
stars and stripes were TO be seen on
every hand in the Quaker city today
It was the flags birthday. Congress.
assembled at Independence hall 1875
years ago. resolved THAT the flag of
the thirteen United States be thirteen
stripes. alternate red and white; that
the union be thirteen stars, white In
q blue field, representing the new con.
stellation "
Exercises appropriate to the occssion
were held in Independence Hall mis-
afternoon under the auspices Of the
Colonial Danes Of America. The eny
was celebrated also by the Daughters
of the Americas Revolution and otir
patriotic societies. At the Betsy Rsss
house, 20? Arch street, where the
first American fig WIS made, the Ia.
tional anthem wss sung by the Younr
or Mannerchor society, and patriotic
addresses delivered by speakers Of pre-
mineuoe.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1902-06-18
JUDGE BISHOPS
ADMINISTRATORS.

County Judge Liehtfoot this morn.
ing tried tho motion Of the heirs OF the
late W. s. Bishop to remove Y. q.
Rudolph A. administrator Of the estate
of the deceased and TO appoint Oscar
Kahn the administrator. The motion
was overruied snd the motion OF VIII
Bishop to be appointed the admin
istrHtor was ocnsinued until the next
term OF court
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1902-06-18
SENSATION AT LOUISVILLE.

Louisville, June IA sensation
has been caused here In tine internal
revenue office today by the summary
dismissal Of Homer 8. Renshsw, lately
appointed deputy collector in charge
Of the assignment store keeper gaug.
ers. He received = note from Collec.
tor Graft notifying him that his SER
vices would be dispensed with instant
ly. No successor has been selected.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1902-06-18
This is Big Day for Raising the
Stars and Stripes.
Ceremonies in Many Places in Honor
Of the Birthday of Our
Flag
OBSERVATION OF THE DAY

Washington. d. c., June IAN
over the country this mornings sun.
rise was marked BY . raising Of flags
in greater numbers and with more
ceremony than ON any other day Of the
year, except perhaps July4 4. To-day
was Flag day, the one hundred and
twenty fifth anniversary of the enact.
ment BY congress that the Gag should
consist Of thirteen stripes, alternate
red and white. and Q union Of thirteen
white stars in blue field. Thirty five
years later congress ordered that .
new star should be added for each new
state admitted to the Union. There
are thirty two mo re stars In the field
now than when the flag was first
raised.
The Observance Of the day Is due to
the American Flag Association, which
was formed in 1897 of flag committees
from veteran, military and historical
societies. Since the movement was
inaugurated the Observance OF the day
has grown rapidly in public favor.
This year proclamations requesting
the people to observe the day were
issued by the governors Of nearly all
the states and territories, by the heads
of the Grand Army and other patri-
otto organizations
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1902-06-18

senate met today Mr.. Elkins, Of West
Va, introduced q resolution providing
for the annexation Of Cuba, and ror It's
admission to the union as q state.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1902-06-18
ATTACKED BY A ROOSTER.

Hopkinsville, Ky. June 1.-THE
little daughter Of William Blankenship
was attacked by . rooster and so badly
injured that it 10 thought she will die.
The fowl sank his SPURS into the top
of the child's hesd, penetrating the
brain.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1902-06-18

My parents tried hard to keep me
from becoming an actor" The VII
lain-I congratulate them on their
suecess.-London Tit-Bits.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1902-06-18
COURT OF APPEALS ADJoURNs.

smithland, Ky, June 1.-THE
court Of appeals today adjourned for
the summer vacation The Judgment
Of the Daviess circuit court in the
owensboro mayoraisy case Of Thomas
s. Petit against Martin Yewell was
affirmed, thus finally dismissing Pet
tits contests.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1902-06-18
Young Men Fall Out Near Smith
land Over Division Of Fish.
Sensation In Revenue Office To-day
BY Dismissal-Court OF
Appeals Ends.
RESOLUTION TO ANNEX CUBA
SHOOTING IN LIVINGSTON.

SHOOTINU IN LIVINGSTON.
Smithland, KY, June is-James
Henry Morris shot and perhaps IA.
tally wounded his brother, Frank
Morris, here this morning. The two
brothers. IL seems, had been fishing,
and had . difficulty over division Of
the nsh. Words led to blows, and one
shot the other and ran. He WIS cap.
tured on the Ohio river while trying
to escape into Illinois.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1902-06-18

TO ANNEX CUBA.
Washington, June iI-when the
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-06-30
FurOrc For Plaster Patches.

Plaster patches were introduced III
England In the reign Of Edward vi. by
q foreign lady who in this manne I'M
geniously concealed Il wen Oh her neck.
They became such Il craze and were
carried to such exaggerated lengths
that they were finally lampooned out
Of sight. The men. as well as the wo-
men, stuck themselves over with these
beauty spots. No lady Of fashion con
sidered her toilet complete until she
was equipped with her little box of
patches cut in her favorite design. If
n happened to come of in company,
she hurriedly replaced it with a fresh
one from the box.
At length patching in England went
20 far that party spirit was %symbolized
by the position Of the patches. A letter
in the paper on June 2, I'LL, tells Of
q visit to the Haymarket and the dis
covery by the writer Of three classes
of women In the boxes all differently
patched. Upon inquiry he discovered
that those who patched on the right
side Of the forehead were Wings and
those who favored the left were To.
ries, while those who patched indiffer-
emily on either side were a neutral
party, whose faces had not yet de-
clared Observation-Disclosures Weekly.