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The evening tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 189?-190?, 1897-05-14

Last evening a number of the friends OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Swift, who were re-
Gently married, paid them visit at their
home on Waldo street. There were about
10 couples in the party and they carried a
handsome lamp with them as wedding
present for their host and hostess. The
evening was pleasantly passed in various
forms Of amusement and collation. was
served previous TO the departure Of the
guests.
The evening tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 189?-190?, 1897-05-14
Cuban Amnesty.

London, May 1.-THE correspondent
Of The Standard at Madrid says: The
queen regent having intimated desire
to grant amnesty to Cuba on the kings
1Ith birthday, the minister Of war. Cen
eral Azcarraga. consulted with Captain
General Weyler, who agreed that 1t
would be feasible, except In in the case
OF dynamiters. Amnesty, therefore, will
be extended to many suspects, autono-
mists and separatists. who have been
expelled from Cuba or who are now con-
lned In Spanish fortresses
The evening tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 189?-190?, 1897-05-14

Bicycle Shoes-Youth's Bicycle Shoes
sizes lie at CSC q pair. Sizes 3.5 1-2 at
$1.25 pair.
Gents sizes 6-1O at $1.3s and 81. SO.
Worth S1.75 and 80.
Mems Shirts - Mems Fine Satin
Shirts, all the newest patterns, worth
75c each, at 49c each.
Mems Fine Soft Shirts Cheviot. 30c.
Mems Madras Shirts without collars
ali the latest patterns, at 0Sc each, with
collars attached, at 49c, 69c and CSC.
The evening tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 189?-190?, 1897-05-14

The next regular meeting OF the Woman
Suffrage League will be held in the Kings
Daughters rooms, Kinyon block tomor-
row afternoon at $3.50 o'clock. Mrs. Z. M.
BulIen Of Providence will speak upon "a
Crime Against the Republic" and Mrs.
A. G. Dcming, president of the Providence
league, will also address the company.
The meeting is public and a large attend
ancc In desired.
The evening tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 189?-190?, 1897-05-14
Amalgamation Committee Appointed.

New York, May 14.-At yesterdays
session of the Ancient Order of Hiber-
1ians. board Of Erfn. resolution was
adopted providing for the appointment
of committee to meet with a similar
committee of the board Of America, with
full power to act finally and directly on
the union of both orders in this country
The following committee was appointed:
Rev. F. s. Phillips OF Plains. Pa. John
J. Quinnean, Pennsylvania; Myles F.
Mcfarland, Kings county; F. r. Hayes.
New Jersey; James H. Murphy, New
York and Thomas II. Horan, New York.
The evening tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 189?-190?, 1897-05-14
~Frout Middle Counter" Front Middle Counter
TOILET GOODS, SOAPS, ETC.

Cashmere Bouquet Soap, the 15c size
sale price lie.
Bay Rum--Splendid quality Bay
Rum, 10c size &c bottle.
Florida Water, loo size; sale price SC.
Vaseline, the best quality, 4c.
Moth Balls. You'll want to use them
now. 2 boxes for Sc.
Talcum Powder, made for us, 10c size
at SC,
Face Powder, fellows, loo size, Sc.
Toilet Paper, 500 sheet, &c package.
Toilet Combs, IL LEO and loo kinds,
all at &c.
Horn Hair Pins, 80 gross. all styles,
1S kinds, 1Oc dozen.
The evening tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 189?-190?, 1897-05-14
Danger Believed to he Passed.

Gardiner, Me-, May 14.-It is thought
that the flow through the outlet of Lake
Cobbossecontee which threatened to
break the dam and bring destruction to
the locality below the lake, has been
checked, although owing to heavy rains
the stream above the dam has risen four
feet 1t was feared yesterday that the
dam would not hold, but by hard and
diligent work all day on the temporary
structure the danger is thought to have
been passed.
The evening tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 189?-190?, 1897-05-14

Miss Ida Rogers, the Kittie Starlight OF
the "Dazzler" which will be seen at the
Pawtucket Opera House for three nights
commencing Monday, is a dainty little
creature, whose charming ways and me-
lodious voice make her sure beam of a
"Dazzler." She is also Pawtucket girl.
The evening tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 189?-190?, 1897-05-14

The local members of the General As
sembly are In receipt Of an invitation from
his excellency, Gov. Charles Warren Lip
pitt, to attend reception which will be
given the general assembly at the home of
the governor, Young Orchard avenue,
Providence, from to on the afternoon Of
"Wednesday, May 10.
The evening tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 189?-190?, 1897-05-14

The fare for tho round trip from Provi-
dence to the California gathering in July
of Christian Endeavorers will be about s72.
The Rhode Island party will be in charge
of Frank o. Bishop OF Providence, who
was elected delegate to the convention to
represent the state union.
The evening tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 189?-190?, 1897-05-14

Mrs. Sarah Mathewson, wife OF Al
phonso Mathewson Of Fales street, Gen.
trail Falls, died this morning. The de-
ceased was an exceptionally well though
of woman and leaves two grown vi
daughters.
The evening tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 189?-190?, 1897-05-14

Toilet Sosps-l000 cakes L oilet Soap,
3 cakes iu box, worth l0c q box; sale
Price lee q box.
Your choice Of all our high grade
Toilet Soaps. 10 and 12 LEO kinds sale
price 3 cakes for CSC.
Hair Brushes - 300 Hair Brushes,
wood backs, worth 15c sale price &c.
Cloth Brushes--300 worth l5c; sale
price 9e.
Whisk Brooms-10, 12 1-2c and 15c
kinds; sale price Lee.
Scissors 800 pair, all steel Shears and
Scissors, made expressly for US, each
pair stamped with our firm name; while
they last 17c.
The evening tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 189?-190?, 1897-05-14

Ladies' Shoes-We have four cases OF
Ladies' Fine Dongola Kid Boots in lace
or button, they are sold everywhere at
$3.50 and $l.s7 a pair. We make q
special price on them this week. Your
choice 81. .25 o pair.
Misses Dark Chocolate Color Tan
Spring Heel Shoes, in button, sizes IL
2. worth sl.25. We will close out about
120 pair at soc.
The evening tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 189?-190?, 1897-05-14

Michael Mcintyre, foreman on bridge
repairs on the Worcester division of the
Consolidated railroad for the past eighteen
years, has left the company's employ.
The evening tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 189?-190?, 1897-05-14

Mrs. Minerva A. Sanders, librarian at the
free public library, in company with Miss
Letita Allen, left yesterday for Washing
tou to remain a week.
The evening tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 189?-190?, 1897-05-14

The annual parade OF the Butchers and
Marketmen's Association of Rhode Island
took place yesterday afternoon, the line
being headed by the American band. After
the parade the annual banquet was held in
Infantry Hall in Providence.
The evening tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 189?-190?, 1897-05-14

Three cases Of simple drunkenness, one
of them Central Falls woman, were fined
q and costs this morning by His Honor,
Judge Shove.
The evening tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 189?-190?, 1897-05-14

The construction or 'gravel train" crew
on the Worcester division has been dis
continued after four or five weeks work.
The evening tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 189?-190?, 1897-05-14

His Honor, Mayor Davis visited the
Grove street schoolhouse today and gives
it as his opinion that the roof is leaking
in an alarming manner, He says that the
roof ought to be examined by a practical
roof slater.
The evening tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 189?-190?, 1897-05-14
Chaos In Central America.

Managua, April 27.-The rumors Of the
possibility Of war between Nicaragua
and Costa Rica and the preparations
therefor in the former republic have
caused almost stagnation In CONNER
cial affairs
The evening tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 189?-190?, 1897-05-14

1t Is said that the Mongan trial at North
Attleboro will be resumed next Monday.
The evidence for the prosecution is in, ex
cept what may be given in rebuttal.
The evening tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 189?-190?, 1897-05-14

There was no cases in the higher courts
and legal holiday.
The evening tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 189?-190?, 1897-05-14

Invitations have been issued for the
celebration of the golden wedding anni-
versary of Mr.. and Mrs. William Blood
good of this city, which occurs on Satur-
day, May 22.
The evening tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 189?-190?, 1897-05-14

Olive, the infant daughter Of Joseph
and Victoria NORM of Elm street, Valley
Falls, died last evening.
The evening tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 189?-190?, 1897-05-14

Prof. ThomaslKenyon will lecture Sun
day evening at Music Hall, Providence, in
answer to Robert +. Ingersoll.
The evening tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 189?-190?, 1897-05-14

The several societies connected with st
Paul's Church, held May festival last
evening at Music Hall assembly rooms
The younger portion Of the people enjoyed
a May pole dance.
The evening tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 189?-190?, 1897-05-14

John j., the 5-year old son Of John and
Mary Barrett Of johnson street, died this
morning.
The evening tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 189?-190?, 1897-05-14

Today being Arbor Day, the banks and
the Office OF the City Clerk were closed.
The evening tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 189?-190?, 1897-05-14

The semi-annual meeting of the Work
ingl Girls Association will be held this
evening at their rooms in the Postoffice
building. Papers will be read concerning
the Convention at Philadelphia.
The evening tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 189?-190?, 1897-05-14
Late local News
The DOingS Of the Day In
and About the City.
Short Stories of Minor Happen.
ings Among Our People.
Timely Topics of General Interest -TerseIy
Told to Tribune Readers.

Mayor Davis will leave the city this eve
ming and will not return until Monday.
The evening tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 189?-190?, 1897-05-14

Advertise yop. wants in the TRIBUNE.
The evening tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 189?-190?, 1897-05-14

Ladies' Fine Lawn and Cambria
Shirt Waists, detachable collars,
double pointed yoke, very choice
patterns In light and dark color
ings, regular price ~, our price,
The evening tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 189?-190?, 1897-05-14

Boys alI-wOOl CneVlOI Oulus, Didck
and navy blue, REFER coat, sizes
Alto IA years, clothiers ask $3.50,
our price,. e................
Boys Fauntleroy Suits, made OF
all-wool navy blue broadcloth,
braid trimmed, sizes 3 to z years,
regular price f2.75, our price.....
Boys Fauntleroy Blouses, extra
fine quality cambric, large sailor
collar, ruffle trimmed, choice pat
terms, regular at 39c, our price,.
Boys White Lawn Fauntleroy
Blouses, large sailor collar, collar
and front trimmed with fine
4 Swiss Hamburg, regular price VI,
our price,. .................
The evening tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 189?-190?, 1897-05-14

Ladies' Lisle Thread Hose In Dlack.
tan and oxford, high spliced heels
and toes, double sole, sold else
where at 50c; our price.
Ladies' Lisle Thread Drop Stitch
Hose, Boot Patterns, fancy top,
high spliced heels and toes, double
soles, regular at 5Oc; our price,.
100 doz Ladies' Fast Black Seamless
Hose, double heels and toes, reg
ular price IL 1-2c pair; our price
for tomorrow only 4 pairs for....
Children's Lisle Thread Hose,
Hermsdorf dye, double heel and
toe, sizes 8 to 8 1-2, regular price
25c; tomorrow ...................
Mems All-wool Golf and Bicycle
Hose, all colors, Tartan top, ac-
tual value 75c a pair; our price,.
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I'm Case De ATAV!SM0

Leemos Ell Sci Cantabrico>, de santauder:
sUn matrimonio mejicano llegb esta Ca
pital en- un buque NJ hace mucho tempo.
Sdpose que los jdvenes, porque 10 son.
e-an realmente marido mujer, canonica ci -
vilmente casados, y que con ellos vcnla un nj -
10 negro una nodrlza.
Sc noto que los c6nyuges no haclan Was
de tales; que 6l, rubio y no NAL parecioo, J
ella mas rubia ain que su esposo, culoaoah
con solicitud del negrto de su madre de le-
enc tambien negra, pero que nunca los vista
ban juntos.
Como no hay secreto que no Sc descuora'
se supo la historic, que es curlosfslma.
Vivfa este matrimonio feljcfsmo hasta ei
alumbramiento de la sehora, que dlo luz un
negro, pero tfpico.
Los padres de ambos c6nyuges, que VlVen
en- Tampico (Mejico) son blancos, aunque no no
rubos, ell esposo al yer el hiio negro, receio
en- una falta de fideidad conyugal.
Sucedieronse unas otras las mas vlo:entas
pescenas entire los esposos; pero nm Ito del es
oso record6 que ell bisabuelo del padre del es :
camado marido era un negro.
Para corroborar este vino ell matrlmonio i
Espaila y, en- efecto, no solo los ancianos re-
cuerdan que ell expresado antepasado del celoso
era negro, sino que la casa que la famiia tiene
en- ell pueblo sc denomina la casa del negro.
Con estos otros datos, el matrimonio re-
gresa q Mejico en- santa paz,
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burlador, unas cuantas & sus amigas; luego
60 v;ste de blanco, so acuesta en- blanco lecho,
" go da dos tiros, q falta de uno, una cucnl-
i,ada. nor al no bastan los tiros, como Sc los ma
aado ma Berta que tenfa un nido coqueton en-
al barrio de Europa. el barrio va con nores
4 esnolvorearlas sobre los despoJos de Ia
interesante muerta.
El verano Sc presenta POGO sgraoacle. .
Por de pronto ha habido un horroroso Oh
cl5n. cuyos principales efectos Sc slntleron en-
oi voo;no nueblo de Asnieres este de Bols.
Coombes. Arboles tronchados de ralz, postes
te)cora6cos derrumbados, techos que volaron'
var;os bombres muertos mas de dosclentos ne
r;dos an Ia comarca Como ell ciclon sc desa-
rrol]5 en- la parte baja dc Bois-Colombes, no
bemos tendo NADIA que lamentsr los que hao''
tamos el alto del pueblo. En- pocos dias' Pues'
mehe salvado de dos catastrofes: Ia del lhceholo
del Bazar de la Caridad, donde deb1 IT no
fuf, la del cicon. ,+o nooo..
ria nara martirio de los Infantes, Garcias TO-
meces. Delgados Lopeces demas flJoanes J
Curetes. lo
El cual Curet (de cuya oticlna supe que
bahfa 1eso,nrecido una garant1a de Juan Nas-
taner. & favor de Jose Mayol ComPanla' con-
tandome, ademas, que Curet sc dedlcaba a 1""-
tar pleitos) desapareci6 asimlsmo, como IA ga
rantfa de Castaner, fugandose oanto Dohln'
90. con ell aire marcial que le caracterizaoa
nara librarse de la carcel, en- donde deo1a estar
Il. v la que tenfa ell tul0e de cltarme' lla'har-
me emp|azarme en- nombre de Ia ley' como
culpable de ser 70 un escrltor independence,
en- vez de haberme dedicado, como sc oeoico
st. al socorrido oficio de robar garantlas, J"@'oF
pleitos salir para Santo Domingo en- Ia yola
En fuga Curet (cuando ell doctor Gomez
continua en- la cArceD, ipor que no holnofan'
para que me cite, lame emplace' a ese "a "a
iandraco, de Guayama, que no entleria !" n"uis
81 no le dan peso, y que esto "on"'''0 eo'
upo de nuestros perscnajes politicos!
O 81 no Calandraco, porque yte ""e11o'
.por que no Sc nombra, para Cureteo|, u ooh
Pedro Delgado L6pez-iese. Calaneraco ae
las Piedras!-qu cumple cree que co'nPle su
ministerio aconse jando los nlnos oe su esoue
Ia que abominen de la hbcrtad, lgualaao lra
ternidad. de todo 10 que constltuye el P'osleso
Svhudo para Puerto -klco? 1ueoo.o
" por que MI amigo Alejandro lnhesta'
oue tiene buena vista, aunque no 10 pareZca'
mas talento que sus correliglonarlos, por que
No aprovecha las inhuencias gubernament"'es
que tenga, para hacer 10 que sc llama en- farls
,I,,e rote: me rate de Curetes De'Saoos
Lopeces Calandracos?
mo We Infesta que los dloses anuguos se
van. NO 10 ha de yer 81 We mas que un hnce!
Pues trabajar en- buen sentido para po"e'
,er,,,a3ece1 en- Puerto-Rico, no de Calanoraco,
nj de Delgado Lopez, sino de lntiesta lnte'gen-
te justo.
tunio. LUIS BONAFOUX.
(TrohiJi0a la reproauccton.)
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nez, Ramon Rivera (a) Pe7la un tai Bacener.
Inmedia amente fueron puestos en- libertad.
.*x Aver Las tres de la tarde murio ais
xiado por ell calor en- la calle de ia Fortaleza un
bueY de la carretera que conducfa Juan Lopez
Dicho animal fu6 traslado Bayam6n y ente-
rrado. Del suceso dio parte ell guardla NUM-
cipal Elias Valle
aw@ABASTo PUBLICO.-La carne de
res, Sc expendor& manana en- esta capital 80
centavos el kilo.
~ Tenemos, por buen origen noticias
de que cuando ell senior Munoz Rivera regrese
esta ciudad, aparecera un peri6dico nuevo,
consagrandose q la defensa del partido fusionis-
ia. Dicho periodico Sc titulara Gel Libe;a., y
no Sc funda como alguien ha supuesto, sobre
acciones de un emprestito, sino con los recur-
mos todavfa. Gel Liberal, saldrd diariamente
ala luz pdblica dispondra de los elementos de
redaccion que necesite para cumplir su progra-
ma, que acaso aparecera en- el pr6ximo Setiem-
bre que resultara, sin duda, un documento
polftico amplio, de grandes tendencias y de
verdadera importancia
~ 9W Arneses ing eses para uno y dos
caballos; cabezadas, tiros y bridas para arne-
SEES; colleras de cuero para carros; cortlnas de
MADEIRA; Sifones de hero, liras de CRYSTAL; va
jillas bl.ncas foreadas; especf6cos de Hump
hreis. Todo sc detalla muy barato en- la quin-
Gala ferreterfa de Orcasitas Soliveras, Cruz
numero I. Infnidad de otros artfculos acaba
dos de recibir.
~. Esta noche principiara ell novenario
Triduo de San Antonio en- la Iglesia de San
Jose. FL II sera el l.. ejercioio honor
de N. S. del Rosario, la cual tendra lugar en-
su capilla especial. Ell decorado es sencillo y
serlo. Invita- al recogimiento.
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en- la iglesia de San Francisco quemaronse ano.
che bonitos fuegos arti6ciales en- la plazue'a del
mismo nombre, reunlendose allf un gentfo in
menso.
mado ami go companero ell seflor don Jacinto
Aquenza, sc ha separado de la redacoi6n del
<Boletfn Mercantile. Sentirfamos muy de ve-
ras que tai notica sc confrmass. El senor
Aquenza es un excelente compaflero ha sido
siempre un dignfsimo periodista.
Sc Vende u Ia casa terrera ndmero eo isl je Ia
Para informes sobre precio demas condicio-
nes, dirigirse doila Emilia Poupart, resdente
en- Baysm6n. 15-l5
x** Parte de Policfa: conducidos II
Prevention por rina escandalo Jose Chale
man Victor Garcia. A la Sala de socorros
Sotero U. (a) Quinto que le dio un ataque.
De la carcel al Presidio Juan J. Feliciano Fl
gueroa, Jose Julian Mercado, Jose Rivera Oil
vero, Narciso Marrero, Evaristo Velez Isidro
Sanchez, y Jose Ortiz Cuba. A la Audiencia
Nicomedes Fontanes. Curado en- la Sala de
socorros ell nifo Jesus Sierra, de una herida que
lie infri6 otro nifo de apellldo Piclfades.
~ Sc hacen muchos elogos del compor
tamiento de Ia hrigada de Bomberos de Santur.
turce de su digno Jefe don Victor Ravetllat,
con motive del ncendio ocurrido aver que
ticiamos en- otro ugar. El dicho senior Rat
vetllat, para no perder tempo, Sc dirigi6 un
ca ballo en- peiO al lugar del sucesO dOnde en-
| union de los vecinos trabajo personalmente La
bomba Sc halaba 2 kilometros de distancia en-
la fabrica de fosforos dc Bolivar. La casa que
mada fu6 pasto de las liamas 90 minutosM
Ell senior Ahumada, alcalde de esta capital,
comprendiendo IL necesilad de un parque de
Bomberos en- aGuel impo1tante barrio, encarg6
al sefior Ratvetllat de buscar sitio centrico
prop6sito para construir uno, asunto del cual Sc
ocupara con interGs y sin levantar mano. Tam
bien tom6 activa pArte en- Ia extinction del fue
90, ell Official de bJmberos don Nicolas Mulet.
Propos para regos se Se E p eost sRass Bfssa, P1en
dedores de plata dorado esmaltados de dos y
tres pesos q IS centavos un peso uno. Pull
| seras de plata desde Is centayos en- adelante.
| Contin1a la realization de las sombrillas de un
| peso las cintae de cinco centavos vara. Sc
| acaba de recbir un esplendido surtido de coro-
| mas fdnet res de flores y de biscuit.
~ Dice Gel Correo, de Mairid, organo
del se1lor Sagasta: eEs curioso instructive el
| siguiente telegrama de la Habana: <La prem
sa liberal aplaude los acuerdos adoptados por ell
partido fusionista eLa Union Constitutional,
duda de que Sagasta, en- case de encargarse del
gobierno, pueda cumplir el programa colonial
Com6ntase mucho un articulo vigoroso que ha
publicado Gel Pais,, en- ell cual ataca las vague
dades polfticas del programa de Sagasta frente
a la soluci6n concreta en@rgica de Canovas {,
| .** Los tres pintores detenidos aver Tar
de con motive del fuego en- Santurce, de q. va
| hablamos en- otro lugar sc llaman Pedro, Jime-
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NOTICIAS

~ He aquf la relaci6n de los regalos
que recibi6 aver nuestro amigo don Enrique
Gonzalez Beltran, con motive de ser dfa de su
santo don Alexandra 1nhesta, un juego de
plata para cafe; don Fortunate Vizcarrondo,
un idem idem Sus Padres, un juego de lavabo
de plata; don Gregorio Rodriguez, un juego
cepilos de Gbano; ell Padre Hernandez, un
cuadro de la Vfrgen de la Providencia; don
Tcmas Alfonso Zavala, una petaca fosforera
de plata; don Alexandra Villar, dos cajas
champagne; don Anecto Cahal!ero, una escrl-
banfa de plata; don Manuel Egozcue, una e]e.
gantfsima petaca de ORC con iniciales, un
brillante; sefor Dfaz de jarro, un cogante
de reloj, con un brillante; don Angel Rlvero,
un alfler de corbata con brillantes; don Jose
Mendez de Arcaya una pluma de ORC con brilan'
tes; don Antonio Bazan, una petaca de plata
con un brillante; don Jose Palacios, un alfler
con perlss brillantes don A. Carazo, una
petaca fosforera de plata; don Felix Benet,
una fosforera de orc con brillantes iniciales;
don Rafael Perez Garcia, un alhler esmaltado
con un brilante; don Francisco Sabat, un idem
idem; don Alfonso de Ojeda, un par gemeos de
con brillantes y esmeraldas una pluma
de orc; Sus Hermanos, un al6ler de brillantes y
perlas; don Narciso Soer, alfi.er con una
perla un brillante; don Felipe Cuchi, un al
fler con un topacio Bolumburum bast6n de
ebano con empuhadura de orc; su Sobrina Ma.
RIA, un limpia- -plumas, bordado por ella; don
don Jose Lopez Zarate, una boquilla de ambar
orc; don Salvador Brau, un elegante bast6n;
los Asilados de Benefcencia, un cuadro CONNIE.
morativo; seiiores Cavestani Cabanillas, una
petaca de acero con un brillante; don Juan B..
Daubdn, una GAIA de tabacos; don Abelardo
Gonzalez Font, una idem idem; don Jose G..
del Vale, bast6n de concha con puno
de orc.
~. Dicen de Madrid que han sido pues-
tos en- libertad sin prestacion de fanza alguna,
los sefiores don Jose Maria Pantoja don
Eduardo Caballero de Puga, gran maestro y
gran secretario respectivamente del llamado
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1897-07-16
LA VENaANzA DE vN NOBLE

Durante las horas que duro la de nietos
alta
-iAdivinadlo Que adivne ;que?. go. Este quer-
do Raimundo ha perddo la cabeza Por
tenido cabal Con ell de ha
hace aho de la senora de Gambia
-iOh! isl fuera possible, Dos mfo!
corazon latfa, anmado emoci6n ocida
enfa quizas nletecos la respetaban
autorldad, que harlan dchosa veez que Raj
mundo hubera peddo la cabeza qu6 gnfcado poda
dar 4 sus palabras?
AL fin unos coches la puerta del hotel
sorprendida vi6
de Candia ha La anciana Sermetis, luego
netos Proasio. entonces, orosa fsonomfa de
la oven v6 caramene los asgos de la made de Ramundo
que la abrazo efusi6n, excamando:
-iHja mia! iHija mia!
Lo habfa adivinado todo.
La sonora sermets algo retrada permanecfa triste
sombrfa, murmurando:
Me la va & arrebatar.
La les dirigo cumplido: querfa
ocuparse mas que de su tesoro.'
-Abuea-dijo Raimundo, nuestras queridas amigas
vienen pediros hospitalidad. Os explicar6 uego..
-iNeceo explcaciones?- lie inerrumpi6 vivamen
teNo las explioacones oitos los cuales
quiero lorar? Protasio Pero 6nde esta animal
de Protasio?
Aquf esoy sonora ancano criado
sumamente alegre.
Sc le hubieran dcho mil perrerfas aquel momento
las hubera credo cumpdos.
-iEl saloncito azul para la enorita Blanca! Pero
pareces tonic! ,Que haces? iMu6vete!
Protasio Sc encog6 de hombros
-1Y para estas sehoras senora marquesa?
Donde quieras balbuci6 la quesa-En e salon
verde en- ell AMARILLO.
Daba muy poca mporanca aquella senoras que aunque