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The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1902-04-18
No. 1IO.-DoubIe Bookings.

Example: Doubly behead and cur
tail supplication and leave always.
Answer: Prayer
l. Doubly behead and curtal fixed
and leave unit.
,. Doubly behead and curtail near
relative and leave Il common article.
3. Doubly behead and curtail certain
books to hold photographs and leave
humming noise
4. Doubly behead and curtail one who
carries and leave Il common verb.
.. Doubly behead and curtail aromat-
ic favorings and leave a cold sub
stance.
6. Doubly behead and curtail near
relative and leave common word.
When the six remaining little words
are rightly guessed and written one
below another, the central letters, read
ing downward. will spell the name of
a place where many 80 one day in the
week.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1902-04-18
EYING THE RECRUIT.

zen applicant. He seemed to under.
tand and take part in everything
pug on, and it was most amusing to
e his actions during the examination
an applicant 70: the army, as if he
puerstood every part of the perform
Pee and enjoyed it all thoroughly.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1902-04-18

i little sunshine, that is the way
Eth the rain and sunbeams fair;
work together every day
nd blessings spread everywhere!
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-09-01
Con &c diaS de Viaje mo te-
MAN abOrdO CigarriIlOS!

Aver tarde los j6venes Trigo,
OrbetR, Ll1uri, Vera, Matthew, Mi
rabAl, Martinez y DAnielsen, toma'
ron upa lancha de vapor, despues de
surtirlA convenientemente, de fam
bres, dulces y finos licores, recorrien
do alegremente 10 bahia tocando en-
sMirs fl ores,s sSan Antonios y sMar
tir PenA.s A su regreso sRlieron
por la &B oca del Morros y & algunas
miilas de distances, SO encontraron
rJn In goleta americans A Chkcsra
quo venfa de NV Yoll k, despues de
&c diAs de lento viaje.
Viendo les expedicionarios quc
Gle ahordo les hscfRn sen ales, pusie
rouse al pairo y entablaron nm diAlo
go.
Cuatro pasajeros que venfAn en-
dichs goletA preguntaron & los iove
mas 81 tenian cigarrillos, pues esta
bar ansiosos de fumar. El joven
'Trigo sirvi6 de intGrprete y todos en
nm mcmento dieron & los de abordo
cuantos cigsrrillos tenfan, producian
Go varda6ero j1bilo eLtre los obsti.
rAdos famadores de la golets, quie
nes reGalaron ademas una botella de
rico licor. Aquf ell entusiasmo de
ios obseq quiados subio de punto dan.
doae muchos ihurras! v las gracias
& los ga.sntes expedicionarios.
La solidaridad humana es her
mosa baio todos sus aspectos.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-09-01
Una nueVa academia
ri rey de Inglaterra Ia
autOriZa
Sc Ia compare con la ~Sorb0na>
antigua e hiSt6rico academia
fra1lceSa
Sc OLVlDARON DE
HERB dRT SPENCER

Londres 90 de Agoato. Ell Rey
Eduardo hA concedido titulo, que
llavA fechA de Agosto, para 10
creaci6n de IRA nueva Academia,
cuyo fin ser& el estudio de asuntos
histoticos, til6sofos y filologicos.
Con ell tftulo sc nom b-au cuarenta
y nueve sFellowss Cndividuos) co.
me socios fundadcres de lA Acade.
mia. Entire ellos fgura Lord Rose.
very, ell Presidente del G nsejo Mr..
Bslfoar, Lord Dillon, Presidente de
ls SociedAd de AnticuArios; Lord
Reay, Presidente de la Association
Rsai Asiktica, y otros individuos
notables como James Bryce, Sir
Frederick Pullock William Lecky,
John Morlex Leslie Stephdn y otros
40 tan conociGos.
FL establecimiento de eatR Acade'
mia. asi como 10 cre&cion de 10 n, e.
Va Orden del Merito, son ssunt. 8
Que 50 tienen como experimentos ra.
ros de 10 corona de Inglaterrs; y no
han sido pocos los que va han esta.
biecido comparaciones con 10 fAmcsa
Accidents France 30, 10 cual, recuer'
dase AhorA CON este motivo, IN deja.
do de contAr en- sa seno con much De
de los talentos literArios de Francia.
El simple tftulo de <followss
APPLICABLE & los miem bros de To- Acs'
6emia nuevs, contrasts notablemen.
te con ell de <Iomortalese que sc
Aplican sus colegas de Ia frAncess.
TAnto L. Universidad de Cam
b1idge como 10 de Oxford figurar
V1raro IN or+nmox@ta ou la uuovs ireti
tucion; pero, nunca fAlta el pero, sc
b. cometido una pifia enorme al de
jsr de incluir al distirguidisimo 6l6
SOTO Herbert Spencer entire los fan
GSSores de aquella.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-09-01
Buena prueba.
Tn preSuDtO aSeSinO
que ten1a $50

Aver tarde y por confdencia
que tuviera el Teniente de L. Policfa
Sr. Fernandez Mater, Sc eonstituyo 6
en- 10 csrcel de Humacao, encontran-
do que uno de los presun-tos asesi.
nos del dependiente de 2os Sres.
Amor6s hermanos de Gusyeams, liza
mado Francisco Rivera (a) Panchito
tenfa escondido en- una almoh sd&, sc
dollars en- billetes del Banco de- Pto
Rico, de los cuales, urlo estsba cor
tado por cinco 6 seis parties.
Embellishments levant6 nm ates.
tado, poniendo dicho dinero dill
gencias en- poder del Sr. Jusz de
PAz de aquella ciudad.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-09-01
COnVOcatOria
q los maeStrOS
de la isla.

.Companeros: Es nm principle
axion. atico qua In humapidAd cum
pie sua fines y sstablece sus relacio-
nes por medic dc In aaociaci6n.
Eu to- virtud tenemos ell plA:
de invitaroN para una assmbles que
celebraremos el il del corriente mes
con ell fin de- formar una sociedad
cue persiga los signientes fines:
1o La nnific&Ssion del magiste-
rio
9 La protecci6n mntua para
todos los usos de In vio.a.
Por tanto, suplicamIos ustedes
se sirvan Asistir & la nienclonada
nsambleR one SO celebrsr& en- los sa
lones de To- Escuela <LincolnA en- la
fscha indicada.
De Uds. compa11eros y S. >.
Albert r. Martinez
Paul G Miller
Guillermin& Gonzalez
30 6 Becerra Zayas
Antonio SArIiera
Mercedes Soler
Mercedes InfAnte Saave3ra
Angela CAidas
J4coba G 3nzalez
Dolores 0 iva Rsndon
Gaorgius Cintr6n
Filcmena | de Rossell6
Rosario Silva
PAulina Hoheb
Manuela A de Martipez
Enriquets Rodriguez Torres
M. G orbe&.
A. j. Lumbano
Antonio B. Sslgsdo
Fernando del Turo
Manuel B oRda
ANdrea Arenas
Nioolasa r nero de Becerr&
Eloisa de, ,Choudens
Mercedes Iofante Colmenero
Maria L [ finite Colmenero
Victoria' Cabrera
jose finite SaavedrA.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-09-01
CAYEY.
Collision entire republicanOS
y federaleS.

En- un barrie de CAyey, donde
tuvieron lugAr aver dos meetings.
uno de republicsnos y otro de fe1s
rales, ocurri6 nm sncuentro entire los
partidarios de una y otra agrupa'
ci6D.
Resultaron varies heridos, entire
6stos el ;apit&n Molina en- el pecho.
II luchs fu6 6 pedradas.
Ls policia log,6 sofoesr Ell dis
turbio.
Sobre este incidente circular
contradictorias verslones en- San
Juan. Esperamos detalles mas am
plios del suceso para darlos q como
ces. & nuestros lectores.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-09-01

N0'TICIAS

CONSEJO A LAS MADRES = FL iarabe calmante
de la seora Wnsow debe sempre que los niiios
Ell periodic de la denticion Proporciona avo
Immediate al pequeho paciente, produce suefo
muy vivo aegre. Es muy agradabe al paladar, calma
al nio, ahanda encias, aivia Dolores hace ia
Giles las unciones del estomago regua los intestnos
Es ell meor remedio conecido para la darrea va pro-
yenga esta de la dentici6n de eualaqera otra
de la Sehora Winsow"; es el mejor de todos.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-09-01
Law suit killer,

Ell que suscribe ba alberto de
nuevo su Centric de consultas y comi.
stones, dedic&ndose eEpecislmente 6
los arreglcs y arbitrages. San Frsn.
cisco 81. Apartado Al. Tel6gra-
fo-Blancosa. Julian II. Blanco.
as
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-09-01
LTMPTEZA- ETRTNAs

LIMPIEZA DE LETRINAS Y
ALGIBES.-Me he enc.lgsdo de
estos seryicios con los aparatos de
la <Liga de Propietarios, prest&n
doles con esta tarifA: letrinas 20 y
25 centavos por bsrril para socios
de dieha sociedad y particuiarss
algibes, por cadS hora en- que fun
cionA la bomba. dollars / so y rs
respectivsmente. Las 6rdenes don
Mnuuel Reyes. Cristo 9, bajos Eco
nomfa esmero.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-09-01
Prida y Meana.

LIS indnstri>l qua sirve de epf
grafs 6 estas iiaeAs que ha tempo
sa ha estaolesido en- Rio Piedras,
ACADIA de traslsd&r su importspte
establacimie. to una casa de las
mejores de IL ealle principal. Los
iicores de esta Acreditada Casa, ella
borados por 81 competente licorists
don A'eiandro Bordonsda, han aa
quirido gran pre- p ondersncia en- 81
pals For su parezs esQuisits cali
dad.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-09-01
Italia.
Huelga general
EN- FLORENOIA.
Manifestations obreras.
EN- FLORENO1A

New York Septiembre l 10 A. M.
Ha ocurrido en- Florencia una
huelga general de obreros. Los D.
tablecimientos de sederfa asi como
otros &c distintas industrias per-
manecen cerrados. Los obreros re-
corren en- grandes grupos las ca
lies de la ciudad.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-09-01

El celebre Andree sali6 en- glo.
DO rara el polo y adn DO ha vuelto.
81 hubiera acuiido al <Polo Nortes
de 10 cAlle de San Francisco .hnbie.
ra vualto fresco y SECURE 6 su casa,
hsbienlo estada sin peligros en-
al 9aOZ0
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-09-01
LA UNION.

Este acreditado Salon de Bar
IBERIA y perfumeria sito en- Ia Gale
de San Jcs6 II, Bajos del Casino
Espanok, frente q L. fotografia del
sef1or Colorado, sstk introduciendo
grsndes mejoras y cueL.a con tres
com petentes opersrios.
Precio de cada servicio 20 ctvs.
Propietario
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-09-01

VA es tempo de que no le Ell.
gAf1en mas. Oompre en- ell sAho.
rros de Jose SoliverAg, que allf se le
dark s usted, justamente, 10 que pi-
=
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-09-01
Aga aoito del Toro.

OFTCINA DE ASUNTOS AD-
MINISTRATIVOS de Jos6 G. de-
Valle. Fortaleza II (mirador) Ges.
ton en- los Centros oficiales y Ayun
tamientos. Sc cuenta con abogados
del pals = americanos y traductor.
Tambien se ocura est. oficina de
compra y vents de fincas etc. 81
Mp. a
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-09-01
Immigration
4 EStadOS UnidOS.

y En- Mayo { timo entrsron los
e stados Uaidcs 1O6 741 inmigrantes.
81 Congreso de este af1o ha die tado
una ley que impone los inmigrsn-
tes Is condici6n y saber leer y es =
cribir su respecA dioma y pagar
81. so por derecho a. entrada, CON
exception de los inmigrantes cuba
nos y c&nadenses.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-09-01
MartiniCa.
Siguen los temores
TERRIBLE ANSIFDAD
Mont Pelee.

New York Septiembre l 10 A. NJ.
Les temores de un desastre sn-
perior al que cause la destruction
de Saint Pierre, aumentan CT da vez
mas en- Martinica. Mont Pelee ins-
pira tai terror, que en- los habi.an-
tes de aquella Is'a Sc m@niiesta
terrible ansiedad por abandonarla
El volcan aparece con pBvor 50 as
pecto, y los ruidos subterraneos son
incesantes acomra1ados de igeros
temblores ne terra.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-09-01
POR CABLE
CSERvIC1O DIRECTo.0
Filipinas.
FL colera aumenta.
NUMcROSAS VICTIMAS.
Escenas hofrorosas.


New York Septiembre o A. u
Dicen de Manila que ell c6ler
aumenta terriblemente en- esa capi
tai. Las victimas de la epidemi
sou enterradas en- grandes zapja Z
abiertas en- sites apartados, dond
son conducidos los muertos en- cons
tante Etrasiego de camillas. Ocurrer
con motive del terri ole azote, esce-
mas horrc1usas entire los infestados.
que caen a veces en- las GALES AGO.
metidos de Ia epidemic.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-09-01


Sc encuentra enfermo Ca i.
guas don Juan A vsrez comerciante
de squells ciudAd.
Don Rodolfo Go berg is en- C.)
de Cabo Rojo, Sc ha servido partici j.
parlos, que vencido el plazo porqre
fac establecida aquella cieiad, ce' :
So en- aus operaciones, por compra
del capital comanditArio aepreser t. :
90 por don Pedro F. Colberg, hA'
ci6ndose cargo del sctivo y pasivo
de 10 extinguida casa Ia que Sc ha
establecido hajo ell nombre de Re-
dolfo Colberg, Dese6mosle bueros
1egocios.
Pronto darsn principle los tras
bajos para el tendido de los pus ntea
sobre los rios de Ponce & Juana
Diaz.
Ha fallecido- en- Ponce dof1a
Serafna Napoleon y Moura.
Han contrAido matrimouio en-
Ponce don B snito Rivera y Rivera
con la sef1orita LucfA Rodriguez y
Matos.
En- ID Iglssia de Ia Carolina se
celebrsr6n fiestAs religiosas en- no
nor del Sagrado Corazon de Jesds,
en- los d1as s, 6 y del pr6ximo Sep
tienbre.
Han fallecido en- Mayegusz Ia
apreelsbles Sras. sdof1a Msnuelh Fl
danque viuda de Ros y dof1a Andres
Guerrero Se Peynado.
Sc ha hecho cargo de 10 direc-
ci6n de eel ieal Latinos ell conoci
do escritor don Cacilio Ardino. L.
desesmos el mejor exito, en- su EN-
p1esa.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-09-01
S Z P AS Z

Qus No pahhcames oomasica&ss
ssa .us sSan pagaaes per aasiaR-
4eAo.
CAAa seis pesahras, se caaassa pc
vaa hnea, ' la Inca vale Gez oSa-
raves.
Las eartas que veagan can cemNr
atoaAss sin sa isspssts No % esn-
$astAA.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-09-01
Gira MARTINA.

J6venes de San Juan sa-
can de un gran apuro a
los viajeros de una goleta
americana.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-09-01

Carpetas para Escrituras Nota-
riales, en- ala Corresponaencia>
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-09-01
VERDADERO REGALO nr

VERDADERO REG ALO nues
tas en- cualquier punto de In isl pa
ra el cual haya comunicaciones por
fsrrocarril goleta q vspor dsmos
una cana con cole b IN por 81 80 en-
<El Cielo> colchones y catres n etG.
licos baratfsimos. Fortaleza 25.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-09-01
Sc cree termine
pronto Ia huelga.
oCAsIoNA CONsIDERABLEs
Perdidas.

New York Septiembre 10 A. NJ.
Creese que la huelga terminara
pronto, pues los patronos no podran
resistir ell empuje de aquella, por
las e1or4n,s p5' Ii las "a, Us o;A
siona las para'izacion de las indus
trias.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-09-01

Han fallecido en- Mayegusz IL
apreclables Sras. sdof1a Manuelh Fl
danqae viuda de Ros y dof1a Andrea
Guerrero De Peynado.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-09-01
TropaS mantlenen
ell Orden.
EN- Provision DE DIsTURBIos
Disfrutaban eseaso formal.

New York Septiembre 10 A. M.
Las tropas mantienen e] oraen.
Este no Sc ha alterado mercea q las
medidas tomadas por las autorida'
des en- provision de disturbios. Sc
hallan 6ispuestas las tropas a re-
primir fuertemente el primer alta
que de los obreros q los estaDleci-
mientos donde trabajaban, abando-
nados por ell insufciente iornal que
disfrutaban y por las imposiciones
de los pasronos.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-09-01

Desde de Sepiembre empzara pesa us servicos al
pbco COCHE DARs entire San Juan Ponce con los sguen
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-09-01

Han contrAido matrimonio en-
Ponce don B Bsnito Rivera y Rivera
con la sef1orita Lucia Rodriguez y
Matns.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-09-01

Sc encuentra enfermo IN Ca
guas don Juan A 'vsrez comerciante
de suuellS ciudAd.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-09-01

HA fAllecido- en- Ponce dona
Napoleon Y Moura.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-09-01

Pronto darsn principle los ira.
bajos para ell tendido de los pus ntes
sobre los rios de Ponce q Juana
DizZ
Waterbury Democrat., 1902-06-07

While the Nicaraguan canal bill con tinues to occupy the floor of the United States senate, the attention of the sen ators in their committee rooms is de- voted to the question of Cuban reel procity. which has not yet been sue cessfuly solved. The president has re- cently called a number of conferences at the White House for the purpose of discussing the bill in which he Is so much interested, but there still remains thirteen republican senators who de- cline to vote for any measure which, in their judgment, will mean sacrifice of the interests of the beet sugar pro- ducers to those of the Cubans. Sena- tor Dietrich of Nebraska has presented novel substitute which would remove the differential from refined sugar and add it onto the duty on raw sugar, and, this done, he and other friends of the beet sugar industry would be glad to see Cuba allowed the concession of p per cent. Of course this differential is what constitutes large portion of the profit of the American Sugar Refining Go and it is doubtful if the senators will be willing to so seriously curtail the profits of this company, but Sena- tor Dietrich asserts that he is in earn est and that he sees no obstacle to the adoption of his substitute.
Waterbury Democrat., 1902-06-07
BUTTERFLIES.

Of all the "children of the air'' that gladden. the day, the monarch butter fly is one of the most noticeable. It's wings simmer like gold alIoyed with copper, as it pursues it's lazy flight in the sunshine. The male monarch is a true dandy and carries on each hind wing q black sachet bag containing strong perfume, most attractive to the other sex. The monarch is immune from bird enemies; the callow bird- ling that takes a bite from it wipes his beak i'll disgust and forever after connects the noisome taste with orange wings-a too nasty conclusion of which the yiceroy butterfly takes advantage, and, by donning the mon- arch's uniform. escapes scathless, all though any bird might find it beak- some morSel.
 Ofttimes the summer wayfarer notes ahead of him i'll the country highway a spot which seems blotch of vivid sunshine. As he approaches, it sud- denly resolves itself into many glint- ing, yellow butterflies These road side butterflies are the most familiar of all their kind, and are therefore the widest known; however, few people ever see them when they are green caterpillars securely hidden among the leaves of clover in the fields that border the road. Perhaps it is the ut ter retirement of the larval life that makes the adults take. to the road and become such incorrigible tramps.
 "The sign of the thistle'' is a favor ite lounging place for many winged loiterers. Among these may be seen large tawny butterfly with a wealth of silver currency of different denominations scattered over the low CT surface of his hind wings. The name of this free coiner is the great spangled .fritillary. In all his arro- gance does he perchance remember when he was a common caterpillar, feeding by night on the leaves of the modest violet and hiding himself from sight during the day? 1t were al most worth while to be a butterfly if l thereby one might remember all the experience stored up i'll two previous incarnations. Country Life in Amer l ica.
Waterbury Democrat., 1902-06-07

General Miles must have been born under a lucky star. He has passed through several wars and still, lives and later, in two or three more bouts with the republican administration, he has come out on top. A day or two ago his enemies were saying they had him just where they wanted him, and that his dismissal was only the ques- tion of q few days. Now it turns out that instead of Miles being the cause of the present rumpus it can be traced to members of the administra- ton. The secretary of war held up for ten months recommendations made by the old war horse. When these things began to leak out this week at the hearing of officers charged with cruelty to Filipinos it was immediate ly laid at Miles door. Just the oppo- site has been proved and General Miles smiles and is carrying his shoul- der straps higher than ever.
Waterbury Democrat., 1902-06-07
HEARD IN PASSING

The biggest oil gusher ever struck in the Ohio nelds was developed at Find lay last week. The oil spouted in a steady stream over 125 feet into the air.
 Very little of the talk on the Philip pine bill in the senate has been to the point, as the measure has been made the text for political recriminations be- tween the two great parties.
 The dowager czarina of Russia has been especially gracious to Miss Clara Barton, president of the American Red Cross society, during her visit as del egate to the International Red Cross convention at St Petersburg.
 The .Boer war is officially ended, and this time it seems to be flor good and all" The price has Staggered human ity,' but the outcome has been much better than was expected for both bell ligerents, and there has been a victory for peace and good feeling.
 The house of representatives is plan ming to print a document giving the constitutions of all the states amended to date. They will be annotated and collated, and should prove valuable compendium for lawyers and others to whom such a collection would be con- venience. The last collection of the sort was published in 1878.
Waterbury Democrat., 1902-06-07
TIGER HUNTING GIRL.

Your readers will again be very glad to hear that the young Hindu girl shikari bagged leopard. After I re. ported in my last letter how this wo- man had accomplished a similar feat ? report reached her father, the rajah of Jatpole, that tiger had made it's appearence in the neighborhood and killed COW. Hearing this, the rajah ordered q shikari party. His daughter the young woman in question, happen ed to be there at the time and request ed that she might be allowed to ac- company the party. Thereupon the ra- jah explained to her all the dangers of the tiger shooting, and said that 1t is not so easy to kill tiger as to kill leopard. But she could not be nov ed She said that so long as she was 1 by the side of her father she would face any danger The father gave in. All started and reached the. place. when To! the tigeE came with it's leaps and bounds and the rajah aimed at it's neck. This shot produced such an up- roar in the beast that (who was one of the party) began to tremble; but the child stood steadfast. Not only this, but the young woman was so courage ous and resolute in her purpose that she Immediately aimed shot at it's plank bone just above the armnit. When the beast fell roaring on the ground licking the wound the father. thingirg the tiger might not have been killed at the shot received from his daughter, discharged the second barrel land killed it on the Madras Mail.
Waterbury Democrat., 1902-06-07
HOW LULU SURVEYED.

Trees are cultivated more easily if
 in proper alignment; so after the field
 was plotted, I set the surveyor running
 lines for the row of trees. He had
 not been working long when one of the
 old plantation darkies came, hat in hand and said: ''Cap'n, I dun reckon it cost right smart O money to do it
 dat way. Lulu andbI can do it heap sight quicker, and reckon bout as well as dat ar man wid de machiner' On inquiry, found Lulu was his old gray
 mule. I had my doubts, but at his
 earnest pleading consented that he
 should make a trial, way down on a corner block where it would not show
 much. Old Henry cut three long l straight poles from the woods; then
 some tufts of cotton were tied around
 the top of the>po1es to make them white
 and more easily seen at q distance. l The poles were just the length of the distance wanted between the rows; so
 standard of measure was always at hand. Placing one pole perfectly up- right on the corner of the block, where l the first row was to stand, Lulu was l headed for the further end of the field, keeping the poles always in sight mid
 way between her long upright ears; so that Henry had sight that made his aim true. I overlooked the opera
 tions until the third row was finished,
 and then rushed off to stop the sur
 veyor and turn the whole job over to
 Lulu! The work was absolutely per- 1 feet, and now with more than 250, GOO l trees in what am often told is the 1 best arranged orchard in America give | due credit to the darkey and the mule for the orderly way in which the trees Gre planted, Worlds Work.