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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-01-29
INCOME TAN.

informal Revenue Commissioner Miller
Issues n Statement Rotating to tho Coll
lection OF the Same.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 2S.-The following
order regarding tho collection Of tho
income tax was issued to-day:
1t 10 tho Duty OF all porsous Of lawful
age, having an annual income OF more
than S3,50oto make and render u return
on or before tho first Monday in March
l795. to the collector or deputy collector
OF tho distric. in which they reside Of
tho amount oil their gains and income
for the whole Of the calendar year 1884.
And all guardians, trustees aud persons
and corporations acting In any fidu.
ciary capacity ahall mako n like return
for their wards Or Tor tho persons for
whom they act.
Every corporation. company and as
a~ocia,iou, both resident and foreign, do
ing business for profit in the United
States shall make and render a return
to the collector or deputy collector OF
tue district in which It's principal office
or place OF business il situated on or be-
fore the first Monday in March. 1895, Of
all its business and profits for the whole
OF the calendar year 1894.
Returns OF persons shall be made on
fern No. 365, and OF corporations on
form No. $50. Said lorna may be pro.
cured Of collectors on application.
PENALTIES.
II said returns are not nude 10 tho
name and time above stated it 10 tho
duty OF the collector or depa.y collector
to make the re,urna in the form pre-
scribed and add the penalties pre-.
scribed by law thereto.
The income tax ia due aud payable on
or before the first day of July, 1895, and
on all taxes duo and unpaid after that
date there shall be levied, in addition
thereto, tho sum OF 5 per ccutum on the
amount due and interest at the rate OF l
per cent per month from the time the
same became due as q penalty.
1nrtsucsions-Full instructions for
making said returns are printed in
blank forms. JOSEPH MILLER,
Commissioner OF Internal Revenue.
Office Of lstrnai Rrenus, Warrington. D.
G., January, 1895.
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T OR FIGHT,
These nra tho Only A%lternntivos Left L
tho Republic OF Guatemala.

These nrs tho Only Alternatives Loft &c
tho Republic OF Guatemala.
WASHINGTON, D. G., Jan. 2S.-Tho
United States has exhausted all proper
means OF preventing n hostile collision
between Mexico aud Guatemala, and
the two countries must scttlo their dis
pu,e without further restraint exercised
by us. Secretary Grcsham's telegram
to the Mexican government represent.
ing tho hope OF the President that the
matter might be settled by reference tc
some friendly nation has Inc with n
very iia.tering roply from tho Mexican
government, but in substance 1t holds
that tho difficulty with Guatemala is
n that, owing TO tho attitude OF tina,
country, will not admit OF arbitration.
The inference is that Guatemala mus,
eithor promptly submit to Mexican
terms OF a surrender OF her claims to
land in dispute on tho boundary or
fight.
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GOING TO THE BANK.
Nearly Altho Paoltota Havo Laid
Up on Account OF tho loo.
THREE OF THE CINCINNATI BOATS
Arc Still Running-Tho wharfboat
Wont Aground Yesterday, But was
Pulled onthe Bank by tho Towns,
ond-charleston Is Laid Up At tho
Foot OF the Island-Where tho 9th.
or Packets arc Located.

Tharo was somo apprehension among
the river people yesterday az to tho
probable outcome OF tho "aession" OF
cold weather now being experienced
and Il was generally thought that I'm.
lose lhero was a quick change to warm.
or weather the rivor on tho Upper
Ohio, at least, would again close up and
cause another suspension OF navigation.
Tho leo 10 now pretty heavy and is com.
Ing down In much larger cakes than
heretofore. This has caused tho river
packets with the exception OF the big
Pittsburgh and Cincinnati liners to go
to the bank.
The Lizzie Bay. under orders OF Sup
%erintendent William Bay. OF tho Bay
limo, has laid up At Pittsburgh; tho
Courier Ia harbored in tho mouth OF tho
Muskiugum: tho Bon Hur at Pitts
burch' the Liberty at C%larington; tho
Lexington at Wheeling. The only boats
nov running are tho Hudson, Keystone
State and Iron Queen, OF tho Cincinnati
line. The Iron Queen went down Satur-
day, and Is not expected to come up
again until tho weather clears. The
Hudson left Cincinnati eighteen hours
behind time. bat n telegram from Hunt
ington, received by Whartmaster Crock
ard, shows that sho Is making a quick
trip. and unless kept back by tho leo
will got here at S o'clock this evening,
op1v fvpatt.a.s hopra Il, thn raar Al hnr
scheduled hour OF arrival NJ Wheeling.
The Keystone State will be here at s,
o'clock this morning for Cincinnati.
The river was falling yesterday. and
ut 8 p. IN. tho marks showed s feet 1
inches. During the early afternoon the
city whartboat went aground. and the
Cleveland, Lorain & Wheeling transfer
boat, Lizzie Townsend. was secured by
Captain Crockard to pull his boat off,
She got here from West Wheeling at 1
o'clock. aad after half an hours pulling
and hauling sho had the wharIboa.
afloat once more.
Tho ferry boat Charleston is harbored
at the loot OF tue Island and was in
pretty good shape to withstand the at
lacks o. the heavy ice. The tow.boat
Belle Prince has been harbored above
tho steel bridge. but yesterday after
noon she raised steam aud went down
to Bellairs where there is n first class
leo harbor. She took two barSes and
the little steamer, Sam the scaremouch.
Tho two ferry floats are hard aground
in tho ice aud the I,land-side float is in
pretty bad shape.
The news that warmer weather will
be felt was received by the river people
last evening with joy, for it insures an
open river will 10 continued.
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pEMUMkER

~ -
George j. Gouid's Answer to tho Suit OF tho
soldiarI' Orphans Home ut St. Louis.
New YORK, Jan. 2S.-Justice Beck
man, Of the supreme court. has over
ruled the demurrer which George j.
Gould i~nterposed to the complaint OF
the Soldiers' Orphans Homo Of ST.
Louis in its,actisn against him individ-
ually and IS executor OF his fathers
oatate, and against the other executors
OF Jay Gould. and sgainst Russell Sage
to compel restitution 10 tho Kansas
Pacific Railway Company or Sll. 600 900
OF bonds alleged to have been converted
by Jay Gould and Russell Sage to their
usuafrucs
Justice Beckman rules that the point
raised in George J. Gould's demurrer is
only the technical and deserves but
paraing consideration. He says that
the facts narrated. in tho complaint
show George j. Gould is liable and that
they must be conceded as true for the
purposes Of the demurrer. While dis
missing the demurrer. however, the
court grants Gould further timo in
which TO submit his answer.
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No household, either In Baltimore or
elsewhere, was evcr divided as to tho
worth OF Paine's celery compound.
Where any ono member Of the fam.
lily, whether tho worn-out father, the
feeble aged folks, or the young wife, has
used this great nerve and blood restorer,
the entire family have seen with their
own eyes the daily gain In strength and
the steady return 10 health.
This was the case Of a well known bal
timore household. Mr.. Thomas E. Can.
by, whose residence is at 0l5 East Chase
street, writes:
II have been q sufferer from indiges-
ton, dyspepsia, and general nervous
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NESBITT & DEVINE,
Tel Cts 1899 Marke. Street,
TO L,ET.

street.
Eight;soOmed dwelling. with all conrenieaoe&
sSl Market street
Modern ten-roomed house, with % ACRE, Of
ground. at TiltonviIlc. six miles north o.! Mar.
ttn's Ferry, on lines OF C. l. r. and Wheeliurk
Lake Erie railroads Many trains each war
every day. Delightful location.
EEht-rooued dwelling. l0l Fourteenth s,.NL
Seven.roomcd dwelling. s. Twelfth Street
ElSht.roomcd dwelling on motor line, a law
minutes nd from the city.
Seven'rooned dwelling, modern. 6S NAs :.
sercn.roomed dwelling. modern, South Pra:
street.
seyen.Ioomed dwelling, modern. rs F0a;.
tcenth street
E!even'rooncd dwelling. beat location in ii,
city !os an y. D.
Stx-roomed dwelling. 1855 Market street
E~iye-roomed dwelling, Sis Fol- street
Eive-roomed dwelling. c55 Wood street
Fourroomcd dwelling. $50 Market street
Three-foomed dwelling tuow empty l6 Viz
ginta street.
Five-roomed dwelling. North Wabash s:,ee.
Nov cnpty.l
Modern fat, 1915 Chnpline street.
Four-roomed dwelling. 1854 High stree.
SiI'roomed dwelling. South Elm street
stoN room Rod dwelling, sis Chaplirs stree.
Store room and dwelling. 1907 Main street
Al good rentaolo properly.
want choice.
MONEY TO LOAN.
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1860. Market Street.
REAL ESTATE.
FOR SALE

House, rooms aud hall. on motor llas, u,,,
EeibcrtS Garden, t2,s0o.
House. I rooms and hall. corner y. Huron Al,
Kentucky STREETS, $500.
House Z rooms, 18th street. cheap Ca al,
terms, 800.
House 9roons and hall. stGt street In ,pl.,.
did order, s. 800.
House. 7 rooms, brick. Main st., 5th ward n 4,
House. 4 rooms. brick. Jacob street iih val
$3.50.
House. S rooms and hall. Park View. 10. Dir
LIS feet, easy terms. Sl.7D.
House, 5 rooms. 18th st lot 2jIlOO s,eet 81 IN
Double house. 10 rooms, Indiana street. lil,ut.
easy terms. s..So1.
House, 6 rooms. South Huron street lL.,l
With large lot s29O.
House; ! rooms and hall. Narks. s::se. b.
tween ,th aud 9Th streets. easy terms, Sh7U
House. S rooms, corner lot. 18th street cav
terms. Sl,I0o.
Double house, s rooms, Coal street. It rl,t
5000.
House. 5 roomI accolloch street. Ea.: wh..
Ing, 81. 100.
House. rooms and hail. with large 10. IA
street. $1,000.
House. 3rooms. Charlie. street. easy term, ~
House, S rooms. Baltimore street, East W:..,
Ing. easy terms 5000
House. I rooms, 18th street. easy terms. sN
5th ward sL.6a.
House, S rooms. brick. 18th street chean. ssh
House, 10 rooms. brick. With large iot la
street.. cheap.
House, 5 rooms, Jacob street. 9Th ward. ear
terms. $500.
HouIe. 5 roons. Wood street 9Th ward sLU
House, 6 rooms. 9Th street sl.0T1
House. 6 rooms. Wood street. 5th ward. g.SH
Fine finished house. 5 rooms and hall, Prt
View. lot lo0Il55 feet For a short time oa.r,
$3.50.
Splendid house, 5 rooms aud hall. Llni.a.s
Belvedete. $3.50.
House. G rooms, brick. Market street. Ceass
Wheeling. cheap. sI.2O.
Lots on Lind street, Relvcderc, $50 sad s.i
each.
Three lots In Park View. cheap.
Busincss property on Market street 4, nois-
$50, $500. $500, 500, 5000 and $50, to lo.a Of
real estate.
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debility for the last four years, and
have used everything that I heard Of.
but without relief until l tried Paine's
celery compound. After taking two
bottles Of this, l felt like n new man.
In fact nv friends wonder at the great
change that has come over me.
My wife has bcen taking the COM
pound lately. and her health ia 90 much
better that she would not be without it
We have recommended it to all OF our
friends. and can not praise it too highly.
you can refer any one to me in re-
gard TO Paine's celery compound. and I
willcheerfully give them all tho infor-
nation that they desire"
Try Paine's celery compound.
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JNenl UTtplAh 70 he httlII9tnttf.
CHARLESTON. W. Va, Jan. 2S.-Firs
broke out about II p. m. in tho Curna
building and Ia still burning, though
partially under control. Curns. cloth.
ier, Lewis Bros, clothiors, and G. 7.
Barlow, furniture dealer. nre the heavi-
est losers. Loss at present may DO esti.
mated at about 2 5000; insurance about
half
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Lyons, Jan. 2s.-Inlluenza ia spread
ing here in an alarming manner. The
death rate from this Disease has in
creased TO over 100 weekly, and hardly
a family in the city has escaped some
suffering from 1t.
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GREAT FIRE SALE.
Great Fire Sale!


The entire stock Of the AtIaDa.
Tea Company will be sold at ou,.
ton, beginning WEDNESDAY
JANUARY %, at 1860 Mark,
street.
This Is a rare chance to s.c,,.
bargains. The stock consist, d,
Teas, Coffees. Soap. Starch, Ri,..
Beans. Evaporated Fruits, Caller.
MIA Canned. Fruits Of every descrI,,
ton, Sugar Corn. Tomatoes, P,
Peaches Rolled Oats, Dat Meal,
etc. These goods are but Slightly
damaged by water.
Don't fail to attend this great
sale.
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"VLD king CAUCUS
Tho Republican Mombors OF Coun-
oil Mot Laat Evening and
SELECTED THE LUCKY FELLOWS
Who win Be Elected to the omces
In tho GIFT OF Council.
TBESESSlON WASA VERY LONG ONE

Lasting Nearly seven Hours-Evory.
thing Went or IIarmoniously Al
though tho Contests In Several
Cases woro Observation-Disclosures
GEES tho Reoelvership-Hnii for Col.
loo,or-sam o. Boyoo VIII DO Sole.
itor-Tho Now hoard OF Public
Works-h Large Number of Spec.
tators wcre on Hand to Secure tho
News.
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~CASRoBERr DEAD.
The Lat Marshal OF Francs Eaters tho
Gloomy Portal.
PARIS, Jan. 2S.-l1arshal Canrobert 10
dead.

Francois Canrobert, marshal OF:
France, and a senator, was born June
I, 1909, at St. Cyr. He entered the
military school at St. Cyr. in 1926, and
having distinguished himself ,he,e.
joined the army as a private soldier.
lie saw much service In Africa. Louis
Napoleon, when president, appointed
Canrobort as one Of his nides.de-camp,
aud upon tho foundation of<he army Of
the east In 1854, he was appointed to
the command OF the First division
in tho Crimes. Marshal st. Arnaud
resigned six days after the frat
battle in the Csimea, and the command
OF the army was transferred TO Canrobert.
IN May. 1855, he resigned the to Gencr-
al Pelissier. and then returned to
France. Marshal Canrobert was treated
with great distinction by the Emperor
Napoleon. and was sen on q mission
to the courts Of Denmark aud Sweden.
At the beginning OF the Italian var in
1853, Caurobert received the command
OF the Third corps OF tho army
OF the Alps. He exposed himself
to great dangers at Magenta, and
at Solferino had to efec, n move.
ment which brought valuable as
sistance Of General Mel. General Cam
robert was subsequently, made q mar
shAl Of France. q grand momber Of tho
Legion Of Hanor and % henory Knight
OF tho Bath. In tho Franco russian
war Canrobert had command Of an
army corpa He was shut up in Metz
with Marshal Bazaine, and on tho ca.
pitulation Of that fortress, no was sent
a prisoner to Germany. After peace
had been declared he returned to
France and went into politics. In 1860
no married Miss Macdonald, a Scotch
lady. He was the last marshal OF
France.
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MONEY TO LOAN.
SMITH g. DICKINSON.
1920 MARKET STREET.
FOR S.ALE.

SPECIAL BAR5AlNS.I IN PROPERTY.
No. 20 South Penn street. sevcn.rooned new
house. laundry. bath room. hall. porchcs, bo;a
gases, In the best location. with all tho lGie'.
improvements: cheap.
No. ll0i and HOS Market street. two s;o;s
rooms. eight LANCE rooms upstairs Sla5M
No. . South Huron street, Sroomed house, loi
SsHlaO feet. 5000.
No. Gil Market street, 6.roo,ned house %:
l61lS5 feet Sl.SOo.
No, ISIS Jacob street, 7-rooncd house, in SOL
location. 5000.
No, a Fourteenth street, ll.roomed oFits
house: cheap.
No. lis South Fenn street. aroomed hoas'.
bath room. With all latest improvements, lars
lot. cheap.
Also building lots. farms mud residences Of al
sizes. Call anu SEQ me.
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WAsuryGrow, D. c., Jan. 2S.-To.day's
statement Of tho condition OF tho treas.
ury shows: Available cash balance
Slb2, 900, 1903; gold reserve Sj8,55s, 173.
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Arc tho good qualities posso'sod by
Hoods sarsapnrilla. Above all it
puriGes tho blood. thus strengthening
the nerves; it regulates tho digestive
organs. invigorates tho Kidneys and
liver, tones and builds up tho ontiro
system, curoa soroiula. dyspepsia, ca.
tarrh md rheumatism. Get Hoods
and only Hoods.
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sINo SING, N. Y, Jan. 2s.-David
Hampton, tho murderer. was electro.
cuted this morning.
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shrrH Browning Co.'s ale-"Nlp Good
Thing, push It along"
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The caucus wa, called to order short
ly after 1880 p. m, the hour for which
It had been called, by President Max
we'll, OF the Second branch. DR.. D. II.
Taylor, Of the Fifth ward. was chosen
chairman OF the joint Caucus. and Mr..
C. L Ebelinr. OF the Sixth ward, WAS
made secretary. DR.. W. E. Sta,hers
and Mr.. J. Howard Wells acted as
tollsrs. Tho contest for the various
nominations in tho gilt Of the caucus
wore quite spirited, but at no time was
the spirit Of harmony disturbed by the
loas. friction. It was a notable fact
that the contests for several mailer
Offices were moro spirited than for tho
big plans.
The result. OF the meeting il, given
below:
City receiver-John W. Kindlcbcrgcr.
City collector-James X. Hall.
City solici,or-Samuel o. Boycc.
Assessor. north OF the creek)-
Thomas u. Jones.
Assessor, tsouth OF tho cIcek)-Will-
lam N. Bowers.
Health olicer-Dr. J. G. Walden.
Lookup keeper-Williaru Brandt.
Assistant lookup keeper - Walter
Buckley.
Workhouse Observation-Disclosures
McGannon.
Crenatory euperinteudent-L- Sorig.
Assistan. %crena!ory superintendent
&C. %schnoop.
City ecIton-Chester Dean.
Weighmaster-Frcd G. Romple.
Clerk, Second ward markell. J..
Davis.
Clerk, Fifth ward marke,-Jnmos Nc
Keevar.
Janitor-Samuel Sloan.
Janitress-Mrs. Charles Straub.
Board OF public works-O. D. Thomp.
son, Albert Schenck, Republicans, and
Frank E. McGoy, Democrat.
Water board-A. G. +. Ebeling and
Henry Jones, Republicans. and John II.
Hall, Democrat.
Tho First branch caucua was held
after that Of the second was over and
Charles Henning was elected clerk on
tho second BALLOT NJ. II. McNabb.
Thomas o'Brisn. jr.. Charles r. Rood
and Levl Cassell were tho other candi.
dates.
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HooD's Pills cure all livor ills, bilious.
moss, jnnndico. indigestion, siok head.
acho. Csc. |
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Hcadwnter Reports.
Pittsburch-Rlver i feet 10 inches
and falling; weather cold and showing.
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EOR Rem T-NINE-ROONED
Il dwelling. 2Nj Chapline street; both hot
and cold water: both saSeS. Inquire OF C. 2.
SCHAMBRA. 2lO Main street. las
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dor RENT-DWELLING on SIN.
IL TENTH street with nine rooms; every I'm.
proyemenL. DR. l. IL BuLLARD. iaaj
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FOR SALE.
FOR RENT.

dor T-ELEGANT FRONT
u Office Rooms in the Reilly Building, Opera
House corner. iabl
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ALE and porter arc getting back into
the favor they enjoyed twenty-five years
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FOR RENT-ROOMS IN NEW MA.
IL SONIC Temple PoncsIion given II once.
Payment OF rent to begin April l. ls9S. Inquire
otJoHS X LIST, Secretary. City Bank OF Wheel.
Ipy, ,aSt
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Last night the caucus OF tho Ropubli.
can members OF tho newly elected city
council mot in one OF tho assembly
rooms on tho third floor OF tho Odd
Follows building, orner Chaptine aud
Twelfth streets, for the purpose OF as.
Letting candidates for tho various off.
oea In tho gift Of council, and who will
be voted for at tho frat mesting Of tho
council this evening. The caucu met
ut 1880 p. m !. and the session lasted
until . o'clock this morning, with n bar.
ricade Of three sealed doors to insure
the perfect privacy OF the proceedings.
The corridors outside tho apartment
whore the caucus was hold, were we'll
filled throughout the night, and even
when the meeting adjourned early in
the morning, there were still q few as
pirauts Tor Office, together with their
sympathizers, on hand to hear the re-
suit Whenever a member would come
out he would DO Immediately surround
ed by the anxious mes and pumped as
dry rs the ingenuity otthe bumpers made
1t possible. Most OF the councilman
were averse to giving out information
and in the earlier part OF the evening
very little Information OF the proceed.
ings leaked out
At midnight 1t was given out on tho
quiet, but vas soon circulated about,
that James X. Hall had been successful
in the fight for the city collec.orship,
aud soon alter 1t was noised about that
John W. kindleberser had been unan.
imously put up for city receiver, the
Office that he has filled with ability for
the past two years. Both nominations
gave the bes, OF satisfaction to tho
party workers, who made up a large Dor
tion OF the crowd on the outside, though
none OF the other aspirants for the COL
lectorship was . lasgard in party SER
vice.
Soon after midnight the news wal
circulated that the caucus had decided
on the following gentlemen for board OF
public works: Albert Schenck, R.. Neil
Thompson, R., and Frank E. Mccoy.
D. These nominations, too, were con-
sidered fret class, and taken together
will form one OF the best boards OF pub.
lie works seea in recent years. 1t was
said BY those who claim to be in the
know" last night, that William II.
Horniih, OF the Third ward, will be
elected to the position OF clerk of this
board, displacinS 7. ". Darrah. who
will retire after a. long stay in the city
building.
The announcement that Sam o. Boyce
had been chosen rs city solicitor by the
caucus, came on. shortly before
one o'clock and that sensleman's friends
were not slow 10 extending their hearty
congratulations. Other nomin atoms
made by the caucus became known
from time to time and gradually tho
candidates who had been successful or
were defeated dropped OF to their
homes until at . o'clock, when the meet
ing adjourned, the newspaper men
made up the larger portion OF tho out.
side crowd.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-08-22
GRANUJA, LADRoN Y CoMp< MA

Berlin, medianamente alumbradas en- aquella
&poca, empezaban 4 estar desiertas.
En- breves momentoa lego Karl hasta el
pequeno hotel que habitaba Ia Mazzolini en- un
barrio elegante de la ciudad.
Sc detuvo un momento en- 81 pabellon del
portero, cuyos ojos brillaron de placer al yer un
frasco de sguardiente de Dantztick en- msnos del
joven.
-lVerdaderamente eres un buen mucha-
oho!-dijO ell borracho alegremente, mientras Sc
hacfa cargo del preoioso regalo.
Karl respondi6 con afecto bien fugido:
-Es precise obsequiar de cuando en- cuan.
do los AMIGOS ;-mientras tsnto peusaba:
-Dentro de un ratio estards mas pesado
que un fardo.
Sin precipitation Sc retro del pabell6n,
despidi6ndose del portero, y penetr6 en- el hotel.
-Bien-pensaba.- tengo necesidad de
apresurarme: son las once, la fanci6n no conclu-
ye haata las dooe, y despuea tienen que asistir
Ia Cena que prepara el director del teatro en- OBJ
gequio d. Ia MazEolini. Tengo todo el tempo
que necesitO.
Tranquilamente subi6 al primer piso en-.
tr6 On Ia alooba del oocde Immediate Ia de Ia
c6lebre diva Una veE ali 90 detuvo ante un
precioao mueble japon6s, oolooado ante Ia Chi"
msnea y el balloon, sobre el que 90 exhibtan