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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-08-28

racy of Carbon county met here today
10 name delegates to the state and
seventh district conventions Those
chosen were as follows:
State convention, J. T. Nichols, L. o..
Hoffman. Thomas Fitzgerald, Joseph A
Young, Charles NJ. Worth and Robert
Howard.
To the district convention. Joseph A.
Young, Charles NJ Worth, ". A.
Thayne, William Lamoh, H J. World
and William FeatherStOne.
The Democracy Of this county feel
very jubilant over the prospects Of
eIecting their entire county ticket and
carrying the county for the national
ticket.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-08-28
ROMANCE OF BAGGAGE AGENT
Train Brings the Bride for Whom
House Awaits.
(PocatellO Tribune.)

agent, laid off on Thursday. On Tues
day he rented a house and by Wednes-
day noon had it completely furnished.
On Wednesday evening he had a load
of coal and a load of nice kinding
put in. On Thursday forenoon a supply
of family groceries was added, and
everyone thought that johnny was
going to batch" but he wasn't.
No. l of Thursday was late as usual,
but finally arrived, and with it came
Miss Annie Fuller of Cassitown, O.. and
johnny" WIS waiting for the train.
He was also waiting for the young lady.
and when she arrived Herty wheeled
the rair to Trinity church rectory.
There the Rev. P. Murphy married
them ct I D. m. and that's why
Johnny will not batch"
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IN The WORLD or SPORT
Miscellaneous.
BIG GOLF TOURNAMENT.
Women to Chase Over Links for
Championship.

New York, Aug. 27.-By far the most
important and interesting championship
tournament ever held by the Women s
tomorrow morning on the links of Shin
necock Hill club at Southampton. Sixty
IlVe fair experts have entered and at
least a third of these are believed to
nave chances OF winning.
Ihey have come from the west, south
and east. They have spent weeks IN
practice. Mrs, Ruth Underhill, the cham
Dion: Miss BeatriX Hoyt, ex-chamDion;
Miss Genevieve Hecker, the metropolitan
champion; Miss Bessie Anthony OF Chi
ea=o, the western champion; Mrs. Caleb
Fox of PHILADELPHIA, the silver medalist
Miss Frances Griscom of PhtladeIphia
Mrs A De Witt Coehrane of Ardsley
and numerous other stars have been
familiarizing themselves with the beau
tfui Long Island course
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Death of John ]. Lamb

TIE death of John l. Lamb of West
Bountiful. Davis county, Utah. occurred
Sunday night. the 9th inst in his 57th
year. He had been an invalid more or
less for year past. He was the step
son Of the late George d. Grant was
unmarried and leaves a mother and sew
eral brothers and sisters He was an
honest. sterling man, and did his life
work faithfully, as his numerous friends
throughout the state will abundantly
testify.
The funeral services will be held at the
West Bountiful meeting house Wednes-
day next at , p. m.
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WAGON DRIVER NABBED.
Monopoll3ed the Bicycle Path on
State Street.

Robert Twigg young lad who lives
in Farmers ward was arrested yester-
day for trespassing upon the bicycle
path with his team and wagon. Young
IwiSg was caught near Seventh South
and State streets, where il is alleged he
had mOnOpOliZed the bicycle path for
several blocks, driving deliberately up
the path and forcing several wheelmen
to turn into the muddy streets. The
latter were justly ''riled" to think that
they were forbidden the use of the
sidewalks by the law and then forced
off Of their bike paths by teams and
wagons
Officer Urry happened along before
The lad got away and the abused
Theelmen Immediately made a kick to
the officer against the boy The latter
was promptly taken into custody and
-dnded at police station. He gave as
his excuse that he didn't know there
was law against driving on the paths.
He was, however, informed that ignor-
ance would not excuse him and on a
promise that he would appear at court
-omOrrOW he was allowed to go.
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WESTERN EMPLOYEES.
Receive Reports on Recent Ogden
Excursion.

A meeting of the employees of the
Rio Grande Western railway. inter-
ested in the recent excursion to Glen
wood park, ogden, was held last night
70 hear a report from the committees
having the affair in charge. The re-
ports were accepted.
a vote of thanks was rendered the
company for the use of the special
train placed to their disposal on the oc-
casion.
The list of prizes and TO whom award
ed at Ogden was presented and read,
which included the following not
previously published:
Man with largest family, one ton OF
coal, awarded TO Alfred SOlOman: sec
Ond largest family, box of cigars, to
J. T. Williams: Uglyist man at Glen
wood park, bottle of wine. to Harry
Rugg; most popular man among en-
plOyeeS, to Denny McGraw: best
walters, lamp and box of cigars. Mr.
and Mrs. Brown: children's cake walk
Clara Tucker. $50 cash; Willie Tucker
fine knife.
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Cycling.
MOTOR. RACE TONIGHT.
Best Meet of the Season Promised on
the Saucer Track.

The postponed programme will be
carried out at the Salt Palace track to-
night Chapman and Iver Lawson will
ride ten-mile motor race against
Charles and elem Turville. and liver
viii go for the worlds record for one
milo. motOTpaCed
There are two other events. a mater
tandem race between well known anna
Tours ami a professional half-milc
event The great interest that has been
taken IN the motor race viii doubtless
draw out d great crowd.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

The Walker House.-Mrs. Addick. Bing-
ham; Dan Witt, Seattle; Z. Conwarp,
Cripple Creek; A. A. Mitten, c. McKleson,
Delene Chilmius Harlan, Ia; n. Lund,
Highland; l. A. Johnson, Scipio; n. j.
R. B. Darling, Clinton, Ia; w. j. Shad-
drick. Mrs. Harling and familyfi Miles,
Ia; T. T. Firth, Deep Creek; f. Brown,
Baker City; Arthur l.. Jensen, Hyrum; S.
B. Ellis, Cheyenne.
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FIRES IN PARK PUT OUT.
Loss in Yellowstone Is Not Yet
Known.

Washington, Aug. 27.-Acting Super
intendent GOode of the Yellowstone ma
tional park, in a telegram received to-
day By the secretary of the interior,
says the forest fire that has been rag
ing in the park has been eXtinguished.
The fire was confined mostly to dead
and down timber. and the loss or area
of the cOnfiagTatiOn is not known.
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SHIELDS RIDES STEPS.
Successfully Rides Down the Salt
Palace Stairs.

Palace Stairs.
Rube Shields made a successful ride
down the flight of stairs from the Salt
Palace roof last evening. Shields show
ed his gameness by performing the hap
hazard feat despite the fact that his
knee IS still stiff and sore from the
result of injuries sustained in a similar
ride week ago. A big thrOng Of
spectators were present to see him
make his DeriIOus descent, and beyond
sli-ht veering of his Wheel the feat
went Of ike a charm
He descended in two and One-half
seconds, and taking into consideration
that the ladder is ninety-six feet long
the speed was terrific He rode into
the vaudeville theater before he was
able to stop.
Shields will repeat his exhibition
every night this week.
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BUGGY RUNS INTO CANAL.
st. Anthony Man Is Ducked by Run
away.
(st. Anthony Qda.) sentineL)

(St. Anthony Qda.) Sentinel.)
Jack Dewitt started for Teton last
Saturday with a balky horse hitched
to buggy. Just as he had crossed the
canal bridge here in town the animal
stopped in its onward course, and COM
menced TO back no, landing Jack and
the buggy into the canal.
The shafts broke loose and the horse
remained on terra firma. The buggy
rolled down the stream a few hundred
feet and was badly damaged when re-
covered
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Baseball.
National League.
Standing of the Clubs.
Orphans Beat the Browns

Chicago. Aug. g7.-Both teams did most
g. .H'r hitting up i'm the air today. At
tendance, 800. Score:
r II. E.
X. - .--'.-..----..--....-..-
$500. / - - v
'.ftr-es-Menefee and Dexter: Powell
an. Robinson.
min k,mSlin
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MAHER AND CHoYNSKI.
Well Matched and Will Mix Thing
Interestingly.

New York. Aug. 27.-Peter Maher and
Joe Choynski have both trained hard for
their twenty-tive-round fight at the
Broadway athletic club tomorrow night
Maher and Choyaski are well matched
ln size and skill J it win probably re-
CUE many rOun- of hard fighting TO
bring about defeat OF either man. ChOv-
nski has fought Jenries TO a twenty
round draw and Maher has met such
Rubin
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Auction Sale of Yearlings.

Nr" York Aug 27.-Tho following
earrings. the property of different own
r We're sold at auction at Sheepshead
''#r today:
..r. e.. by Faraday-Altivola, J. a. Calm,
IL g. by Faraday-Altha Blue, W. Bar
a. C. by Top Gallant-Tombel Ia. J. A.
,- b. (. by Top Gallant-Fagina, J. E.
Madden, 500
ID d. O. by The Reaper-Keepsake, w.
IT. C.. by Pirate of PenZance-Red
Leaves. W Barrick $500
H. {. by Top Gallant-Giene, w. p.
H. C. by ing-Intermission, p.
,Hk. C. by p-Gallant-Trairata, ID.
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NOTES FROM SALTAIR.

Tommie Blundell works at Saltair
Now it is said of the little gentleman
that he is very fond of aqua pura and
that his daily ablutions at the beach
are performed with great regularity and
precision. Yesterday morning he es-
sayed to make a fOOtbath. but. unfOr-
tunately for Tommie. he lost his foot
ing at The head of the stairway Lead
ing to the water, and after bumDin-
several times on the treacherous steps,
he landed bodily in the briny deep, his
head and shoulders fortunately re-
naming above water. Captain Merrill
with tackling block was sent for. but
before he could arrive Tommie was sue
cessfully landed on terra firma.
A little daughter of J. B. Quarles of
Kansas City while bathing at the
beach yesterday. was so unfortunate
as 10 get strangled. and was in dis
tressful condition for a time. but re-
covered in a short time.
Bathing at Saltair yesterday was
about the best of the season, the tenn
perature of the water being at so de-
grees.
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The White House.-B- B. Brown and
wife. Park City; H. Harbican, Miss A
Harbican, Platevale. Ne; Matt Rumph,
Eureka; Mrs. A. X. Custer, Mrs. J..
Knight, Omaha; ]. c. Lomar and wife,
Missouri: F. A. Roger and wife, Chicago;
J. W. Thurman and wife, Miss Thurman,
Master Thurman, Joplin. Mo; J. Ewing,
De Lamar, New; Mrs. Ella Heldreth,
Iowa; j. H. Bellemere, Kansas City; Mrs.
\ a. Miller, Grand Junction; Mrs. D. w.
Ellis. Ogden; J. c. Palmer and wife,
Washington. Ind; Louis Strasbury,
TOoele; n. A. Scribner and wife, Stock
Oregon; Joseph LenVill. Bingham; James
McAvOy, Ireland; George Williams, Pay
son; Mrs. Heaston, Miss Heaston Bing-
ham.
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FOR E|GHT-HOyR DAY TO ADOPT NEW PLAN
Public Works Board Will Re-
quire Penalty Contracts.
WILL USE BLANK FORM
CITY ATTORNEY ASKED TO
DRAW 1T UP.

The board. Of public works got together
yesterday at Chairman Dooly's place of
business and held a meeting when none of
the newspaper men were around TO hear
what might be said about the contractors
or the city engineer. However, the clerk
declared after the meeting that nothing
had been said that would have injured the
feelings of Mr.. Kelsey if he had been pres
ent.
There was a double purpose in calling
the meeting, the first TO do a little resolut-
ing and the other to get ready for letting
contracts for portion of the canal stand
pipe scheme.
Evidently seeing that the board had
committed an error in letting contracts for
public work without imposing a penalty
Tor delay and without naming time
when pipe for the water system should
( be delivered Mr.. Fabian offered a resolu-
! ton to pave the way for a more business
| like method of letting contracts. After
SONG little discussion the resolution was
adopted.
Form of Contract Desired.
! The resolution requests the city attor-
ney TO prepare for the guidance of the
| board a form of contract, in accordance
| with section 2S6 of the city charter, de-
! filming the powers and duties of the board,
| for the execution of such work as may be
| require the execution of a bond by the
/ contractor and to contain a penalty
clause for non-oerformance of the work
within the time specified for completion.
| The only thing that prevented Pat
/ Moran getting lacked up for his delay
| in furnishing the pipe connections for the
new reservoir and for the distributing
mains in the eastern part of the city was
a letter from the contractor showing that
| he had ordered the materials On June q,
/ and that he had exhausted every effort
| to get the pipe and connections here long
! ago. The fault, the letter stated, was with
1 founders and
panies, and he hoped that the delayed ma
| terials would be here today. The letter
| was filed.
! The city engineers specifications for the
| laying of the 10000 feet of kalamein pipe
! on Fourth South street and the furnishing
| of the hydrants and connections for the
( equipment of the canal street sorinkline
/ system, were approved. Clerk Whitaker
was directed to make copies of the speci-
| ficatiOns for the use of intending bidders,
| and Chairman DOOly and CanninC - the
| council committee on street sprinkling,
| were authorized TO receive Dido IOr tut
| work until Friday noon.
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ANDREWS AT PoCATELLo.
Stops to Preach and Look Over the
Field.

Especial Correspondence
Pocatello, Ida, Aug. 27.-Bishop E. G.
Andrews of New York preached in the
Methodist Episcopal church today. He
is on his way TO Baker City, Ore. to
preside at the Idaho conference. which
opens Aug. 80. One object of stopping
here is to look over the field.
Bishop Andrews is a brother Of Chief
Justice Andrews of New York.
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DaddY's Definition.
Baltimore American.1

Johnny-PaN. what is egotism?
PaW-kgotsm, my son, is what a man
exhibits when he becomes like a one-rIng
circus with three-ring advertisements.
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PERSONAL MENTION.

DR.. H. J. Faust arrived from Deep
Creek yesterday. William Richards came
with him.
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Preliminary Was Fast.

lid McFadden of San Francisco and
Jimmy Rose of this city met in the pre-
HmIuary bout at ll5 pounds They were
% nave fought twelve rounds, but the
New Yorker was forced TO quit In the
eleventh round, after McFauden had
painted right over his heart Inc early
rounds Were tut OF taSt work
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LYTTLE IS TENNIS CHAMPION.
Defeated Il. H Hackett in Four-set
Match.

Niagara on the Lake, Ont, Aug. Pr.
D. Lyttle of Princeton retained his title
as champion in the international tennis
tournament here today. His opponent was
II. H. Hackett of Princeton who was
bcctcn in a four set match.
The tournament will conclude tomorrow
with the mems handicap finals
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Walcott Loses Money.

Manager Kennedy, on behalf of the
-uu. announced mat NalcOtJ share oI
tine money WOuid not be given 10 him,
b. would be donated to some charitable
institution. lnert were many ANXIOUS
.uoturlps DIS To- whether the betting would
be- called ou. Du' II Is sand that ds OeJung
iu New York state Is uiegal, IL WOulu
D., imuUssIDIe Tor the cluO 70 take Cus-
uZJu.r oil WagerS laid. Therefore ali
persons Couurgteu with the club would
l.. L. .--- al npfS on
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Saws 1t Was Crooked.

"Walcott was not injured. He quit de-
laboratory ana II Is my candid, confirmed
uuuIou that ne was actudJe0 IN QuIJunz
b.. some dishonest motive. / beueVe ina
NaI,utl was encouraged 10 az as ne U4u
hy some persons CIC5eiy connected WlCn
Inn. mac ne snOuId dct mus Is no sur
p.--e 10 me, as ne estaDlls hed a preCe-
dent for similar Work III oan Francisco
not So very long ago.
And 3 mink II was a scheme to hurt
the management OF the twentieth Cen
fury cluD, wmcn mas all along acteu in
good IalIn.
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The Kenyon.-D. McMicol, San Fran
cisco; J. B. Doris and wife, Miss Carolyn
Doris, st. Louis; H. NJ. Holden, San An
tonic; c. c. Richards. Ogden G. r. Cleve-
land. Philadelphia; Paul NJ Davis. Walla
Walla. Wash; C T. Sedwick, Denver; Or.
and Mrs. w. c. Ogden. Colorado Springs;
Mr.. and Mrs. George, c. Dyer and daugh-
ter, st. Louis; n. L. Stephen, Lincoln;
Elmira Gobey, WOOnsOcket, Pa; w. NJ
KinnisOn and wife. Garden City, Kan. :;
Charles Porter, New Haven. Conn: A. Z.
Schach, jr-. New York: Charles l.. Wood
house, L. S. army; Frank X. Nebeker,
Logan; T. NJ. Briggs, San Antonio; J. 3.
Milan and family, Ogden; f. ]. WeStcOtt,
Park City; Harry Hurlteir. Arthur Hurl-
ter. St Louis; Charles Frankenthal, New
York; c. II. Jackson. San Francisco;
Fazor, Seattle; S. S. Morris and family
Colorado Springs; G. G. Laselle, San
Francisco: f. T. Anderson, Mrs. William
AlGrldge. Denver; j. S Danner. San Fran
cisco: NJ Krolhi. Richfield; c. Berkeley
Ogden; William NJ. KirkhOff and WIFE
Chicago: Jesse CT. Cooley and wife, WOOn-
socket. Pa; J. B. Wilson, Willie Wilson,
Laramie. WyO.; w. c. Netcalf. Pullman,
Ms; Mrs. o. NJ. Hatch, Miss Susan Enos,
Miss Catherine Enos, o. NJ. Hatch, jr.,
Springfield. Ills; r. II. OrecaH and wife,
Texas; Paul Nj. Davis, Tullahoma. Tenn.
+. a. Johnson. Cincinnati; l. J. Wolfuiam,
William Dunn. New Benn, Conn; George
j. Wright and wife, Elizabeth, Pa.
The Knutsford-H. A. Newpher. James
Z. Chaplin, Cleveland: Olof Ussing, New
York; j. p Niles, A T. stephens. Bos-
ton; J. l.. Curtis, Ludlow. Pa; Will G.
Coleman, Providence, KY; J. G. Graul.
| Chicago; J. b. EcclestOn and wife Buff
falO; Fl. T. Dunn and wife, Springfield;
Ira F. Good. St. Louis; J. 2. gladden.,
/ Kansas; ]. c. GaffOrd, Minneapolis; J.
r. Davis and wife, Miss Caroline Davis,
( St. Louis: Christopher Henne. Los An
geles; II. NJ. Clay, New York; J. A. Fade,
/ Chicago; Arthur w. Jones' Waukesha
! q. =. G. Meyer and wife. St Louis; F.
/ A Fletcher, Chicago: w. B. Walker and
8 ve-: Miss l.. Shaffer. Rochester; S. G.
Major ST. Louis; F. b. StrankaWf. New
York: George A. Parker. Ed Hail, Joseph
TraynOr, South Australia; Mr.. HerrOg
New York; Mrs. c. r. Baker, Mrs. II. j.
Ward. Miss |. G.. Ward. Brooklyn; Mr.
and Mrs Leon LOuer. Baltimore; c. H
! Willard, Hebron. Neb.; Mrs w. ]. Knox
( K H. Knox Baton Rouge; f. p Cowen
! Baker City: Z. f. Eldredge, NJ. D., Grand
: G.. Simmons, st. Louis.
The CuTen-F. c. Pyle, Denver: Peter
/ Fell and wife, Riverton; Dr. Styner, Sc
attic; w. w. Brown. Camden: Don Ma
Suire, Ogden; E. j. Kearns. Gunnison;
H Kirkpatrick. Utica; l. A. Peterbaugh
T Makinaw; c. w. Silver. Chicago; Henry
+ Robbins, Gunnison; w. A. Morley, Chi
/ cago; J. A. Kaufman, Bingham; l.
/ Walker: Bingham; J. II. Gakey, Z. c
limerick. Boise; r. j. Ward, Provo; q
Ogden; Miss BabcOck, Pocatello; z. Z
/ Taylor F. Evans. Denver: S. J. Hank
ness, Scoefid; L. l.. EmmersOn and wife
I Mt Vernon. w. W. EmmOnS and wife
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~ nOiiS.-IndianaDOlS. 0; Min
y "-.'-. called at end Of eleventh in
-. .H account of darkneSS)
az Iullo.-Buffalo, D, Kansas City
D.. .rnit-DetrOit, ], Milwaukee, ..
Cd. e.".Ind.-Cleveland, o; Chicago, ..
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Che Curl.
BoDINE BRINGS TWO HUNDRED
Tom Mccoy Sells the PAGER to A. D.
Herman.

-.m Mccoy yesterday sold to A. D..
herman Of the Consolidated Implement
company the PAGER Bodine. with a rec
..' ut -.z9L. The purchase was made
for 5000
De d. Montgomery and the Utah
SEES doing Colorado and other sec
ms east are expected in tonight. The
. fi.s Of the Labor day meet at Cal
1"' are now being worked out.
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Carbon Democrats.
Especial to The Herald-)
Price, Utah, Aug. 27.-The Democ-
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PugiIiSn1.
WEST WAS THE WINNER
WalcOtt's Fight Was Not On the
Square.
1T LASTED II ROUNDS
NEGRO QUIT AFTER FURNISHING
WEST BADLY.

New York, Aug. 27.-The fight between
Tommy West and Joe Walcott, which
was the main attraction at the Twentieth
Century club, in Madison Square garden.
ended in a most peculiar manner tonight.
The bout had gone eleven rounds, very
much in Waicott's FAVOR, as he had pun
is..-d West very badly about the body
and had him IL a very weakened condl-
ton When the bell rang TOR the twelfth
round, to the surprise OF everybody, Wal
.ytt refused to go on, claiming that he
had injured his left arm.
Referee Charley White, suspecting
crOokcdness. insisted on WaIcotts con-
t.uuing but the negro refused to do so,
U..-cL LETT White no alternative other
t.-... To declare West the winner. There
vas quite d large sum OF money wagered,
with West the tavOr.te. and the retereg
was outauokeu II reference TO WaicuJL s
y,yuudr actions. Nhlte SAID
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THE ORIGINAL
WORCESTERSHIRE
re- Beware of limitations

II is highly approved for the very agreeable zest
which it imparts to Soups, Fish, Game, Hot
end Cold Meats, Salads, Welsh RaTebits, etc.
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American League.

TT -EarCor. IdVIOr and
Kennedy and Mcclure.
....nt. h'1l4v-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-09-08
ALFONSO KAnk

que causa el aspecto do un rsptil: un fr1o in
voluntario. Nuestro casamiento Sc ha fiadO
para dentro de tres .dfas, y aver mi madre me
llam6 aparte y me hiso revelaciones extranas
acerca de mis- deberss conyugales. Ay hija,
que cosas me dijo! 70 me eche uorar y la
jure que jamds consentirfa eR ESQ casamiento
que tan invenelble repugnancia me inspiraba;
pero ella burlandose me dijo que va Sc me pa
saria esa repugnancia. Te confisso, Maria, que
me ofendf de Or responder tan ligeramente So
bre una cosa que me hacs tan desgraciada, y
me crefa perdida viendo que mi madre no ts-
MIA ninguna simpatia pOr mis- pesares
Cuando estuve sola llore mucho TEMPO en-
seguida escribf al guarda mayor, diciendole
que Ia probidad me obligaba q confesarle que
no le amaba, que me casaba con el con mucha
repugnancla, y one no me creia capaz de llenar
los sagrados deberes que iba & contraer. No me
respondi6, Ia mafana siguiente me ensena.
ron mis- padres una carte que les habia envia.
do. No te puedes fgurar la indignation que Sc
apoder6 de mf ante esta prueba de su despre-
clio, al yer que queria obtener mi mano sin con-
sultarme, que considerable bastante ayregtur
ell negocio con mis- padres solos, aunque fuese
contra mi voluntad, como 81 Sc tratase de una
corta de MADEIRA de una pieza de caza. Mi ma
Dire me reconvino por mi falta de confanza en-
ella, 20 la respondf que ella habfa rechazado