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Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1897-03-26
Little Falls, Minn.
Lincoln Items.

The roads are nearly impossible.
T. Mr.. Currie left for Deer River Sun
day night.
w. Perry lost a fine horse lately.
cause unknown.
Martin Enke lost a horse lately
cause unknown.
C. L. Nelson and wife were In town
on business yesterday.
Chas. Lund, ou: grOcervman. is
doing a good business.
VIM. Balsiger and family Intend to
move to Little Falls soon.
r. A. Fultz and wife moved from
here to Little Falls last week.
John Warner lost his mule Sunday
night. It got it's leg fastened IN a
crack in the manger. broke it and
had to be shot.
The friends of Mr.. and Mrs. Currie
gave them pleasant, surprise party
OdIuIudy CVCuluH AocIs hOoO ~ Co
ent were Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Long.
Mr.. and Mrs. Grow, Mr.. and Mrs. s.
L. Staples, Mr.. and Mrs. John Moe.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Moe. Mr.. and
Mrs. J. A. Donaldson. Misses Edna
and Annie Staples, Annie Knutson.
Messrs. Marian Martin, Mark Guillan
and F. r. Sans. The evening was
spent in music and various games.
A pleasing feat ture were Duets on the
organ and violin by Messrs. Donald
son and Grow, which were enjoyed
by all: Supper was served at IL
O'Clock, after which all departed for
home, having spent most enjoy
able evening. Mr.. and Mrs. Currie
are charming entertainers. All ex-
tended thanks to Mark for taking
them to and from the party.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1897-03-26
SWauv,lle Items.

! g. IS 4 + "a
The roads I'm this vicinity have
been almost impossible for the past
few days. III
There was an entertainment given
ut Burtrum ON Wednesday evening
by the W0odmen calnpof that place,
A number of Woodmen from here
together with the band boys ant!
|, several others went up to attend.
A. +. McRae wls in st. Paul last
week purchasing a new stock of
goods for the spring trade. and we
understand will open his store with
full line of goods.
j. W. COfield and family moved
onto their farm just east 0i town
last week. Nv a<'...-.
There was 4 carload Of cattle ship
ped from here last week and another
will be shipped this week. Parties
from Oak. are buying In this vicinity
VIM. Swalbc and family will leave
tOmOrro W for Howard Lake. They
will move with teams. MIR. Swalbe
had a contract to get out wood for
Mr.. Stone of Morris and moved his
family here the first OF the winter. Vi
Willis Biggerstaff made a trip to-
L,ttl Falls the first Of the week.
r. A. White OF Sauk Center was
here last week on his wav tO Little
Falls. He had with him q large
number OF mules which he had sold
to l. T.. Staples and was going do wn
to deliver them. >... ,~,-
E. NJ. Mcintyre and family have
moved into the Vlck building.
J. w. j. Seth and family now occupy
the rooms in the Flood store building.
Our school closed on Friday and
an entertainment W y given In the
evening IN Sullivau's hall which was.
largely attended and enjoyed by all.
Those who took part In the enter
tainment Gid very nicely. A ten cent
admission fee was charged and about
six dollars was taken in, which will
go toward purchasing y flag for the
schOOlhOuse. III WI: i ,%+ ..ts@
The Ladies' Aid society will meet
next Saturday at 2 clock p. m. with
Mrs. d. stlti,, ana win receive
sealed bids for the work Of painting
the Congregational church building.
All ma aterial will be furnished and the
bids are for the work alone.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. E NJ. Mcintyre lei on
Saturday for Il visit with friends at
Belle Prairie during vacation.
E. A. Flood came up from Little
Falls on Saturday and spent Sunday
at home, returning Monday.
NJ. Muller went to Little Falls on
Monday to see 1. f. Staples with g.
view of trading for the Staples store
at Randall.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1897-03-26
Dover, N. H., Oct. 81, 1896.

MEssRs. ELY BROs.:-The BALM
reached me safely and in SO short a
time the effect IL surprising. My son
says the first application gave
decided relief. l have q shelf filed
with "Catarrh Cures" Tomorrow
the stove shall receive them and Ely's
Cream Balm will reign supreme.
Respectfully,
Mrs. FRANKLIN FREEMAN.
Cream Balm IL kept by ali drug
gists. Full size soc. Trial size 10
cents. We mail 1t.
ELY BROS. ST Warren St., N. Y. City.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1897-03-26
Omce In Butler Block.
ANOTHER BLAZE.
Solem's Photograph Gallery
y ; Was Badly Damaged
Wednesday Night.

Fires are becoming quite numerous
in this city, there heing two Wednes'
day. not more than twelve hours
apart. The last one was at s. l..
Solem's photograph gallery, located
lust south of Berg's hardware store.
This fire occurred at about II O'Clock
ut night and resulted In almost q
complete loss of the contents OF the
building. ~
The building ia q one-story frame
struct ure, and the fire, which orfgin-
ated in the interior. either from the
stove or by a defective chimney, had
made considerable progress before 1t
was discovered. .. \
The work of the department was
prompt and effective, and the fire
was subdued before it had reached
the outside of the building in any
place but the skylight.
+ While the building escaped With
out great damage, the contents were
less fortunate, and as the fire had
been going for some time before It's
discovery nearly everything in. the
building was totally destroyed, or
rendered useless for further service.
the building is owned by J. W.
Berg, and as the. rate was very high,
he did not carry any insurance.. Mr..
Solem carried $625 insurance on the
contents. but this, he says, will not
near cover the loss sustained The
camera was carried out In badlv
damaged condition. This is quite
an expensive article, and it may have
been rendered entirely useless. Il
The insurance on the contents was
carried by the Westchester company,
Sof which the First National bank is
agent. < ..,..
Mr.. Solem is of the opinion that
the fire originated from the chimney,
which he did not consider safe. Mr..
Solem leaves his gallery early and
nearly every evening leaves a fire In
the stove. He says that he never
fails to close up the stove, and for
that reason thinks the fire was
caused by the chimney. = @
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1897-03-26
Parkerlets.

5. h4 p q
n News Ia scarce. hut ere long thu
IpostOffice fight will he on and ther
I'VE expect to have some interesting
Items. w :
I 5. c. Cochran, Of Randall, spent
Sunday with his father and mother
at Parker 5.s5
|a Now that the season has closed foI
timber thieves quite a few families
Are leaving our town. How long
this kind of work ia going to con.
tinue we cannot tell; but think it is
Etiiue to call n halt, as parties that
would become bona tide residents
will not buy this land after the tim-
Der is taken off. ". ~. ..~
Will Strahl has added fine bay
KeIding, 2 years old. to his already
fine herd Of bloOded stock. He in
vites the public to call and inspect.
sIl is no trouble to show goods.
tJ w. Gish & Son have their mill
yard almost cleared Of logs. This
en.erprising firm has been doing
quite Il good business this winter
after laying idle for two years Of
5Cleveland's adlninistra ton. With
che prospects of returning prosperity
under the Mckinley administration
they have refitted and partly rebuilt
their mill, and are now prepared to
do OH kinds of saw mill work. 3d.:
s &. G. COen'e sa W mill ia a thing Of
the past, the same being removed by
Epnr,ies from Eagle Bend. We have
mot learned what disposition they
will make Of it. -,% e.:
tiish and Sharon will make drive
iDn the ELK river as soon aa the ice
sgoes out. They have four logs they
wish to land at the mill of Gish &
Son. ...:...
S: z. o. DeMoss, who was farming In
Dakota last season and was also
5ccntemplatinE the same for this
year, says he will stay at home, and
the boys can do as they wish.
S AS the spring term OF school ap-
sprOaciles the trustees of the several
districts are receiving quite q few
applications from teachers. We un-
that dlstrict Ne: \. & ]! 80 l..lt.la! bar
aRhin secured Miss Carrie Batser, q
KeyaltOn. No better selection could
have been made, as her qualifica tions
are. the best and her school govern
ment second TO none. Having
taught there the past winter 1t was
the desire u all scholars and patrons
that she return this prlng.
"A couple of Parker town gentlemen
had a COrbett- t-Fitzsimmons set-to
last week. Az they are likely to get
an airing IN the justice court we will
keep still.
Chas. Eastman was attacked by
foot pads one evening last week,
while returning from Randall.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1897-03-26

mckinley has set the fashion for
smooth ahven faces, and mustaches
and boards long their pride are being
sacrificed by thesubOrtlinate officials
ut the national capital.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1897-03-26

The high licnsc the Chicago city
council adopted for cigarette dealers
has cut down the number of dealers
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1897-03-26
CONTROL OF LOGS.
The Contention Between 81.
Cloud and The Boom
> ..<. Company.

Aldermen Stewart ana COATES. OI
st. Cloud. were in st. Paul Wrdnrs-.
day before the logs and lumber conn
mittee Of the senate to urge the
pussage> Of the bill providing that At
the close Of the season all logs In tue
mississippi bet ween Brainerd ard
Minneapolis shall be secured IN
"pOckets" or bOOms. and holding
the Boom company liable for any
damage done by logs no, SO secured.
The st. Cloud people claim that the the
loose logs in the river come down
with the spring 'reshets before the
ice in the pond at thei" city goes out.
and that a dangerous jam il formed.
They ask that the Boom company
he compelled to prOride a system Oi
piers and bOOms that will securely
hold all the logs in the river In the
spring, and that all logs he placed
80 that they will be held by such
works Members of the boom cOm-
pany and their attorneys argued
against the bill, and claimed 1t was
Impossible to carry out the prOvis-
ions of the bill. The Boom company
has authority in the river from Min-
nea polls to the Northern Pacific
bridge at Brainerd-thAt bridge be-
ing a mile below the Braineri dam
The company that drives the logs IN
this part of the river has no authOrt-
tv above the Brainerd railroad
bridge, and parties having logs in
the river above the Brainerd dam
can turn the logs over the dam when
they choose to. regardless O tfe
wishes of the Boom company. Logs
might bp turned over at Il season or
the year when it would be Impossible
for the Boom company to secure
them. II the river was low the logs
could not he floated in pockets that
would mold them during the spring
foods. At Little Falls the turning
over of logs was also beyond the
control of the Boom company a!' az
the pine Tree Lumber company
sorted during the entire season, in
order to secure logs for saving. and
the logs for Minneapolis, st. cloud
and other points were passed down
river daily. II the river was low 1t
was here impossible to get the logs
into places where they would be st.
cure during high water. Mr.. Chute.
of the Boom company, said that
there were now about 75O .OO0, 900 feet
in the Mississippi (including the pres
ent seasons cut) above Minneapolis,
of which only q, ,OOO, 900 were between
st. Cloud and Little Falls. Attorney
Clapp, for the Boom company, OBJ
iected to the bill because 1t made
liability for damage done by logs,
regardless Of the degree of care taken
by the company. He made other
legal objections to the bill.
The st. Clond people evidently feel
that important property interests
are in danger, and that the system
of log driving practiced on the river
is to blamein part for 1t. The Boom
company claims that the bill being
urged by the st. Cloud people Is un-
fair. and should be defeated.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1897-03-26

An Iowa capitalist proposes to
build a new interurban line betwe
the Twin Cities ana charge but S
cent fare.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1897-03-26

"A St. Paul policeman has re-
signed after nine months service and
will return to his place as ass istant
foreman ON the Pioneer Press. He'd
rather stick type.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1897-03-26

:. The Western Electric Telephone
company will build line from Min
neapolis and st. Paul to Duluth.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1897-03-26

Minneapolis hospitals are crowd
ed with typhoid fever patients, and
several nurses are also down with
the same disease. .':..@7.r r., q +,
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1897-03-26

TO CURE A GOLD IN ONE DAY
Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets All Drug
gists refund the money If it fails to cure 25c
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1897-03-26

The seasons log crop on the st.
Croix river is esti ma ted ut 2l5, 600 900
feet.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1897-03-26

The Mississippi at Minneapolis is
falling gradually.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1897-09-29
NUEVO EDIFICIO.

Por el Arquitecto Municipal
don Arturo Guerra, Sc ha redac-
tado y presentado el proyecto
que le encomandara el Excmo.
Ayuntamiento para la construc
cion Immediate de un modesto
Edi6cio Parque de Bomberos con
departamentos ane&os para otroS
servicios importantes de que Sc
carece actualmente en- Santurce.
El plan es sencillo. Eli edi6cio
consta de tres cuerpos.
Ell central, que es de altos y
bajos, de piedra y azotea, Sc des-
tina para Parque de la A Briga
da de Bomberos, y sus dimensio
nes, de 8 metros por S de ancho
interior. En- el piso alto Sc esta
blecera una sala para juntas y de
mas actos de los ofciales del be-
nemerito institute.
Los cuerpos bajos. laterales e
Independence, Sc destinan: uno
para cuarto de socorros. con ser
vicio complete de curaciones, y
mide a por 5 metros de ancho /; y
ell otro para Deposito municipal,
de $50 metros de largo por S de
ancho.
FL edihcio serA emplazado en-
un solar de IS metros de frente
por 10 de fondo, que Sc adquiri
ra en- sitio bastante centrico del
poblado.
La mam2osteria que sc EN-
plee, Sc construira con piedra
procedente de las derribadas mu
rallas del Este; y la viguerfa del
piso alto sera la de la destruida
antigua casa Cap;tanfa del puer
to, que Sc halla en- ell m5s pcrfecto
estado.
El valor del edihcio sin el So
lar sera, segGn presupuesto, de
CuatrO mil tresclentos noventa y
cinco pesos catOrce centavos mo
media corriente.
Pronto, pues, contara San tur-
ce con una meiora util y conve
niente, cuyos resultados practi-
cos han de ser apreciados.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1897-09-29
LA CRUZ ROJA,

Leemos con gran satisfaction en-
nuestro colega lei Liberal" de Ma
drid:
"Todos los vapores correos que 4
su regreso de Cnba a la Peninsula
tocan en- Purto Rico, son visuados
por una Comisi6n de senoras de la
Cruz Roja, de la misma que vjeuen
soco:rienio.. SO letan y generosamen-
te con roFas y dinero los soldaios
que regresan q la madre patria.
En- communication dirigida por la
senora dona Dolores Aybar de Acu-
ma al presidente de la Comision eje-
cutiva de la Asambles, con fecha 70
de Mayo de este afo. da cuenta de
los socorros siguientea:
En- IA de Ene,o ult.mo, dicha CO.
mission de senoras entrego bordo del
vapor correo "San Agustin." ropas y
dlnero por valor de $500 pesetas.
En- q de Mario sigiente bordo
del "Buenos Aires 40 pleas de ro-
pas y mantas y 1 900 pesetas en- me
talico.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1897-09-29

En- Id del nismo, 4 bordo eel
"Ciudad Condal, 500 pleas de rooa
y mantas y cuatro docenas de alpir-
gatas.
En- 3 dc Abril, & bordo del San
Fernando" repartieron 694 piezasde
ropa, 200 mantas, tres docenas de
pares de alpargatas y 200 medals
religiosas, contribuyendo la suho-
mission de Puersa de Terra con 90
meAallas Y dos docenas de pares de
alpargatas.
La ComiSi6n puertorriquena g. sc
flo'as sigue ptestando estos genefcsos
actos dc carload con los defen Gees
de la iutegriiad naciona', no dtiasdc
oor ESQ de acu ir otras at@n ,io1es
dc la Asociaci61, como 10 demues
ira el haber remitido al pu, bio ds
San Seoasti II 50 pesos para socorel
los h-ridos victimas del hundimiei
60 de una casa"
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1897-09-29
Arsuaga correspondi6 cari6osa

Arsuaga correspondi6 carihosa
tnente & la delicada atenci6n.
Prodigaronse en- la sala los
dulces. helados y ell champagne,
reanudandose en- medic del ma
yor entusiasmo frases y demos
traciones de verdadera satisfac
ci6n que recordaremos siempre
cuantos tuvimos el gusto de en-
contrarnos ALI congregados.
De grandes y merecidas de
mostraciones de afecto por parte
de nuestros correligionarios, fue.
ron objeto tambien los prestigio
SOS y distinguidos amigos nues-
tros, Sr Condo de Laviana, Sr
Don Manuel Eg6zcue y Cintr6n,
asf como ell Sr Don Pedro San
tisteban y Chavarri, que fu6 dig
namente obsequiado en- el Cast
no.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1897-09-29
meior aliado.

mejor aiado.
-BoIsa, boise, decis, repitio Caleb
con indignation dirigiendose a la,puer-
ia lQue haria 20 con la boisa en-
vuessras misu4as posesiones1 Creo
no debemos pagar por 10 que de de-
recho nos pertenece.
Apenas huti4ron los cria OF dejado
ell salon. cerrando la puerta detras de
ellos, cnando Lord Keeper empez6 a
discuIparse de haberse redo indiscre-
tamente, y Lucia manifesto que no
habia tratado de ofendey al caballero
con la franca & inevitable hilaridad &
que les habia provocado la comica &C.
titud del vicjo.
-Lo mismo Caleb que yo, seTiori
ia, debemos aprt ndef sufrir con
buen humol, 6 con paciencia, cuando
menos, el rid.culo que la pobeeza lie
va siempre consigo.
-Os haceis poca justicia, seior
Ravenswood; 10 digo a fe mia. respon-
dio ell anciano. Geo que sin estar
meior enterado de vuest os negocios
que vos mismc, es de esp9rar que me
joren, puesto que en- clio me intereso
yo; y en- fir. pienso que yuestio por
venir es mejor del que suponeis En-
tire tanto no ccncibo NADIA m Iespe
table que ell esp1ritu viril que Sc eleva
por encima del if ,rtunio, preiriendo
honrosas privaciones coutraer ded-
d S 6 q defender de otrcs.
Por no offender la delica lea 8 deS
pertar Ell orgu'lo re Ravensw ood, hi
~ Keeper estas alusiones con exqui-
sta reserva, pues temia inmiscuirse
demasiado en- materia de suyo tan vi
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1897-09-29
Nnevo GOmit6 Central.

FL nuevo Comite Central del Par
lido Incondicionalmente Espafol ha
quedado constituido en- la siguiente
forma:
Pyssidente hon0rarfo:. Excmo Sr D.
Alexandra Villar, Conde de Lavia
na. - NcebYeS; ;deNte henOrayiO.' Excmo
Sr. D. Manuel Egozcue.-PrestaentS
stsctiVO: Excmo Sr D. Pedro Arsua-
PrssideNte:: Excmo. Sr. ID.
Pablo Ubarri, Conde de Santurce,-
H0cales.. D, Juli4n Matienzo, don 20
Sc M Pefia, don Ricardo Alfonso, don
Gumersiudo Sua'ez, don Avelino vi
cente, don Antonio Alvarez Nava,
don Conrado Falsu, don Pc 70 San
tisteban y don Manuel Lomba --SW
bienteS d. Msfcelino Ante, don Ju-
lian Munsari, don Benigno Trueba.
don Antonio David Gouz liez, don
Leonardo Echegaray, don Antonio
Morey don Antonio Ahumada, don
Anselmo Troncoso, don Jaime Font,
don Leonardo Planas, y don Ernesto
Mendez. Para Vocales Consu 'tc res.
Primer Departamento; D. Jose Or
casitas, don Manuel nal.-Suplen
te: D. Antonio Perez. ez.-Segundo De-
partamento -Arecibo. E<;mo. Sr.
Marques de Arecibo y d. Vicente Ca
ballero. -Suplente: ID. )s6 | Ccru-
io.-Tercer Departamento. -Aguadi
LA. d. Pedro Rovira, don Miguel
Coll -Suplente: ID. Manuel Lecarox.
.Cuarto Observation-Disclosures.
D. SA.vAdo SuAu, don Santiago
Saenz. .-Suplente: d. Joaquin Tor
nabells.-- Gu nto Del ar amento. -
Ponce. l.. Cl, dc Santiago, don
Luis Rubert.-Suplente: D. Dumas
de Ramery.-Sexto D.partam .nto.
ID. Mateo Rucabado, don Antonio
Covas.-SupIente: D. Rafael Amo-
ros. Septimo Dcpartanento. d.
Juan Carrot, don Juan Bclrran.- Su-
plente: d. Candido FaliilA.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1897-09-29
(25)
La lOVia do LammGpnl0OP,
POR
SIR WALTER SCOTT.
1raduccf6n directa deIingIes
POR
JOSE PEREZ morris
( Es 1r0pisdad
(coNTINUACIoNl.
( Es fr9piedGd J
(CoNTINUACION).

-iAprovechar, senorita! Ique ba-
bria de recogerse de entre ell holm y
la ceniza7 Podeis vos misma bajar a
la cocina y vereis q la cocinera tenn
bIando como una azogad f; los mania
res diseminados por ell suelo, came,
capones, salsa blanca, tocino y todas
las confecciones de reposteria hechas
una miseria. Las vereis, seilorita, es
decir, no las vereis, pues la cocinera
las ha tirado; pero 81 donde Sc derra
mo Ia salsa blanca. en- que he mojado
mis- dedos y que sabe a leche agria,
agrio estS todo 10 demas; 81 esta trans
f5rmacion no es efecto del rayo, no Sc
en- que consiste. Este caballero no
lla rodido menos de oir caer con es-
truendo toda nuestra loza de China y
cabiertos de plata en- tropel.
81 crisdo de Lord Keeper, aunque
servia 4 un hombTe de esta 10, y por
10 tanto practice en- doniisarse STEM
pre-, Sc VIC desconcertado FOR esta ape
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1897-09-29

d!iosa, auaque a clio lie habia traido
e joven. L" una p'Iabra. pa:ecia im-
pulsado por el deseo de la amistad Y
conten do por E! tenor de la intrusion
No era e%trollo que RavensWood,
poco conocedor como era a1n de la
vida, hubiese creido a este cortesano
mas sincere que los demas: respondio
paes, que agradecla sus buenos de-
secs; y discul lpandose con sus huespe
des, los dejo en- el salon a fin de yer
la manera de hosp edarlos como 10 per-
mtiesen las circunstancias.
Despues de haber consultado con La
vieja Mys'e, en- breve Sc resolvio la
question de dormitorio y habitaci6n
por cuanto habia POGO en- que esco
ger. Ravenswood cedio su cuarto
d Miss Ashton, y Mysie que habia
sido antes mujer de campaniIlas en- la
casa), Sc disfrazo con un traje de satin
negro perteoeciente a la abueIa del
amo. y que h4bia 6gurado en- los sar
lones de ia corte de Enriqueta Maria;
y asi preparada, Sc preseuto sefvir
q Lucia.
Habiendo sabido RavensWood Que
Bucklaw e,fabo en- la hosteria con los
cszadores, m2n1o a Caleb que le en-
terara de las c;rcunsfa1cias Ell que Sc
encontraba, suplicandole al mismo
tempo que procursse pasar la mocha
en- Ia aldea, pues Lord Keeper tenia
necesarianente que ser alojado en- la
c mara secre'a, 1nica pieza que podie
para el anciano. Por su
pafte, ell j6ven hered. 70 no hallsba
inveniente en- pasar la noche envuel
to en- su capa al lado de. fuego; y pa
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1897-09-29

el honor de la fami.ia]: nj tampoco 4
confesar que obrara con NAL acuerdc
al rehusar la bolsa, y, por dltimo
temia las desagradables consecuen.
clas de su encuentro con Hayston
baJo la impression de una afrenta v
quizas tambien por la gran cantidad
de llcor que era possible $uvlese el
amigo de su amo entire pecho Y es
palda.
Haeiendole justicia q Caleb, dire
mos que era tan valiente como un
leon en- cuanto a la familia de Ra
venswood concernia; pero ell snyo era
I'm leon refexivo que no Sc prodiga
ba en- empresas peligrosas innece
sarlas- Empero esta consideration
era para el secundaria: 10 prime ipal
era el ocultar la indigencia de la casa
IN el castillo y demostrar que no era
vana su jactancia al ofrecer, sin ayu
da de Lockhard, nj de la bolsa de 81
amo, esplendida mesa en- la torre.
Este era ell primer punto en- que
Sc hallaba su honra tan interesada
como ia del elefante que, estando so
breca.gado de rpajo y hacienda es
tderzos para cumplir su deber, Sc ma.
to v'endo que traian otro para ava
d4rie.
La aldca adonde Sc dirieiera a me-
nudo habia facilitado al mayordomo
recursos en- analogas circunstancias
pero sus relaciones con ella habfan
mucho Iltimamente,
Extendisss el pueblecillo al lado de
Ia ensenada fcrmada por la desem
oocadura de un pequefio arroyo que
nacia ell mar corria, la cual Sc ocul |