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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-11-07
ESPANA

EoFANA
ULTIMO CORREO
Desacuerdo7 7general-P Perezl lG: :aI Id6s--Mariucha
en- Murcia- No hny entradas-El gran exito
Los vinjes de los Obreros-Ias escaelas de
Cartagena-MuertO iIustre-Los nndarincs--
Don juan MontiIla.
Ha fracasado nuevamente Ia coali-
ci6n monarquica, intentada en- el Co.
bierno civil de Barcelona.
MuchoS de los que concurrieron al
acto declaran que asistieron porque en-
Ia convocatoria no Sc les hablaba de
ceIebrar ninguna reunion electoral.
Parece que entire los concurrentes hu-
bo desacuerdo, disponiendose algunos q
abandonar Ell local.
Uno de ellos fue el presidente del
Fomento. cuya actitud deSoriento los
reunidos.
Il Ell seflor Monegal declare que las
+Sociedades economicas no pod1an fgu :
p, rar en- polftica
No obstante ell fracaso, tratase de
ormar candidatura monarquica; pero
\ t1dase que prospere.
a Ell gobernador civil esta muy desa-
1entado.
Nv
Ha llegado Murcia don Benito Pc
rez Galdos.
LIE esperaban en- la estacion ell presi-
dente del Circu1o de Bellas Artes, con
una nunerosisima y distinguida Comi
sion; los sefiores Dfaz de Mendoza ID.
Fernando), Cavestany, Rueda I'D. Sal
Waldorf, y muchas distinguidas personas
de la localidad.
AL versee asomado la ventsnilla
del coche, estallo una saliva de estruen :
dosos aplausos.
En- eli elegante lando del conocido
don Ezequiel Revenga Sc traslado Ell
sefior Perez GaldoS al hotel Iborra,
donde Sc hospeda con el sef1or Men
doza.
Seguian al lando una larga fila de
carruajes. ocupados por perSonas dis
tinguidas.
En- ell hotel desflaron ante el insig-
ne literato gran nt1mero de amigos y
admiradores suyOs.
El sefior Perez Galdos ha rogado en-
careeidamente que no Sc le de ell ban
uuete anunciado.
En- Sr lugar Sc lie ObSequ1ara con TN
album con firmas.
Ell Circulo de BellaS Artes hs reca-
bado este honor, aunque tendra carac-
ter altamente popular.
Para el e,Gtreno en- ell teatro Romea
de ''Mariucha''. y como ruestra de la
curiosidad que la representation ha deS'
pertado, baste decir que estaban agota
das las entradas y localidades en- taqui-
liz v 10 mismo ocurre con las que te-
nian los revendedores.
El sefior Perez Galdos visit6 desde
tres dias antes de la funci6n. la iglesia
de Ies1s, donde Sc guardian las famosas
escuIturas de SalciIlo.
~
En- cumplimiento de 10 dispuesto por
la Real Orden del Ministro de Agri-
cultura, ,:sobre viajes de obreros al Ex-
traniero, Sc han nonbrado los vocales
cue han de representa- las sociedades
de trabajadores, en Ia Junta que ha de
dictaminar acerca de las solicitudes que
sc presenter.
Ademas del presidente del Centre de
Sociedades obreras. han s;do deSiguados
los de Ia Asociaci6n general del Arte
de Imprimir; "El Porvenir" Sociedad
de obreros en- hero; Montepfo obrero;
Sociedad de Socorros muIuos de coche-
ros: LA Fra,eVuidad' scciedad de So
corros dc tFahajadoreS "El Trahajo
soricdad dc albahileS; SOciedad dc so
corros dc artistas eaTtidores; la Fra +.
ternal-. sociedad dc naquinistas y fngo-
ueros; Sociedad De trabajadores en-
nnmbrerus dc fantasia. Sociedad dc de-
pendicntcS DC Salones de hmpiaboSaS;
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-11-07
FL bajo Riera

MafIara Sc llcvarA efecto, en- nues-
tro teatro, el esplendido concerto, orga-
nizado por ell eminente bajo espanol,
sefior Riera.
Ei programa, que ha circulado va,
no puede ser mas atrayente.
Como en- el concerto de Eiera ha
de tomar parte ell sexteto del Maestro
Andino, queda suspendida la acostum-
brada reunion, que Sc llcva efecto, to-
dos los domingos, en- Ell Casino Es-
paf1ol.
Las entradas para la function estaran
de venta, esta noche, er ell Parts Basar
y n1afisna en- la taqullla del teatro. :
La funcion serA un exito. va ell nd-
nero de locaiidades que resta es suma-
mente exiguo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-11-07
IA Emperatriz CarIota

La viuda infortunada de Maximilia-
no de Austria, muerto en- Queretaro por
los mejicanos, ha sufrido recientemen-
te otra crisis terrible, que ha estado q
punto de arrebatarle la vida.
La ex- emperatriz de Mejico Sc halla
recluida en- Ell palacio de Bouchout
(Belgica).
Aun cuand0 la prensa belga NADIA
dice acerca de la vi11da de Maximiliano,
quiza por Ia repulsa que existe en- la
corte &c aquel pals, de dar la menor no.
ticia de este caracter los periodicos,
Sc sabe que Ia doliente Sc halla en- gra-
We eStado.
La exemperatriz Carlota Sc case con
Maximiliano de Austria a los diez y
siete amos, despues de serios disgustos
con la emperatriz de Austria, y fue
eulen impulse al futuro emperador de
Meiico en- la aventura que tan cara le
coSto. Con el partio ella para Mejico,
al volver &c ALI tuvo ell primer acce--
SO de enajenacion mental, en- el curse
de una entrevista con Napoleon III,
con el cual habia intercedido para una
nueva intervention de Francia, en- favor
de los proyectoS de su maridO. Hace
de este va treinta circo afos. Des-
pues de haber permanecido confnada
once af1os en- el paacio de Tervueren,
la emperatriz Sc traslad6 al de Bou-
chout, en- ell cua1 Sc halla hace veinte y
cuatro amos. Ell retro en- qre vive eS
absolute, impuesto por la situaci6n de
su esp1ritu.
On detalle curioso: ain cuando Sc
halle en- medic de las manifestations
mas violentas de su locura. conserva
siempre el recuerdo de su grandeza y
de la etiqueta mas exquisite; y aunque
come sola todos los dias, Sc viste traie
apropiado y Sc peina con gran aparato,
antes de sentarse la mesa.
De Mejico no ha quedado Ia menor
huella en- su memoris, y jamaS hace
alusion tan terrible Ease de su vida.
Resignada hasta estos t1timos ITEM
pos, Sc psseaba sola por el jardin del
palac!o, cogiendo forecllas aquf y allf,
flores que pronto arrojaba y plsoteaba.
! La reina Maria Enri1ueta, fallecida
ell afio titimo en- Spa, iba a visitarla
con frecueucia. Ahora es Ia princesa
Clementina, Ia hija menor del rey Leo
poldo. la que ha he.edado este rasgO
generoSo de carload. y 10 manifesto
con una dulzura solo comparable 4 su
belleza.
Foreigner.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-11-07
Ejenp1os
que iE11itaE,
CuIfivO de la vid

Cada propietario debe veneer la ma
la costumbre de selnbrar hierbas y ia
vorecer con el abandono el desarrollc
de otras in1tiles.
No es l6gico poseer t;erras genero-
sas dejarlas esquilmar con vejetacio-
nes int1tiles, cuaDdo podemos aprove-
charlas con plantas titles, omo las de
uvas. Tan f5cil eS el cult1vo de unas
como de otras plantas, luego de adquirir
los conocimientos necesarios, J estos
son sencillfsimos.
Yo enseflo gratis su cultivo, sin omitlr
NADIA; reside aqui y puedo difuhdir sus
conocinientos, asi como atender perso-
nalmente las plantas en- los caSos re-
queridos.
IQue impide, pues. establecer el cul-
two de la vid7 No puede ser el mu
cho costo, por que su precio es m6dico
No la cantidad. por que vendo desde
una. No el gasto de cultlvo, por que
solo ueceSita una eStaca cada planta
abonarla cada afio moverle la terra y
podaria. ICuai es la causa de no sem
brar tan delicado fruto?
Los diversoS eXperimentos en- mu-
chas parties de la is.a; el buen resulta
do; mis- experiments, ccmprObadoS con
certifcaciones de PERSONS de credito
TN expermento especial del sefior Ca
! af, de Manatf, (el experiments mas
importante en- la is'a) que lie produJo 4
razon de trece raclmos por planta
1900 racimos las 30 plantas, que ven
dos al precio actual, le hubieran pro-
ducido dos pesos y cincuenta centavos
cada planta: la para del sefior don
Roberto Graham, en- Ponce, que admi-
ra, por 10 mucho y bueno que produce
Y tres cosechas al afo; eS uec1r, esta
siempre en- production, 10 que Sc puede
justifcar y que yo mismo vi y coml de
sus uvas, en- la casa de dicho seflor Ora.
ham. Luego, ique dificultad tenemos'
Hay apatia, sef1ores. para sembraI
uvas v otros frrtales, que 81 la volun-
tad, potencia que todo 10 domina, pu-
sierra en- acci6n nuestros sentidoS, nues-
tro entendiroiento, potencia creadora
ver1amoS una fora 1til y no Ia 1ndtil
que nos rodea. Yo admire al diligen-
te joven don Jose P Olivas, que en- una
reducida parcela de terreno, que posee
en- la fabrica de chocolate y licoreS, en-
Santurce, realizo, 10 que era natural,
pero no usual aquf, de convertir en- I'm
pequefio oasis TN terreno arenoso, inn-
til.
Visiten, seflores, aquello y admiraran
la voluntad de un hombre y Ell desarro-
llo colossal de las plantas de twas.
A fin del presente mes recibire la
primera remesa de las selectss plantas
de uvaS.
Manuel BarroS Pena.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-11-07
Gran aSaln1blea
de eatGEiC0S
En- ell Colegio de 8. Fable

Hemos recibido la siguiente invita-
ci0r. que transcribimos:
DebiendoSe proceder q la renovation
de la Directiva de esta Jrnta Parro-
quial. en cousonancia con 10 prescrito
en- ell articulo IS, capitulo Sc del Re-
glamento de la Association de Catolicos,
y con e] fin de despertar el entusiasmo
religioso, que nos lleve todos al mas
alto cumplimiento de nuestros deberes,
como buenos hijos de la Iglesia de Dios
Sc ha acordado por esta Junta convocar,
como en- efecto convoca por el presen-
te, 8 una gran asamblea de todos estos
feligreses de uno y otro sexo, la cual
tendra lugar ell proximo domingo, del
que cursa, las a de la tarde, en- ell sa-
lon principal del Colegio de San Pablo.
acto que presidir2 Ell Iltmo. sefior Obs
po DIocesano.
San Juan, Noviembre de 1923
Ell Cura Ec6nomo, Jose J. Mn. El
Presidente de Ia Duota Parroquial. An
tonic de Audrey. Gregorio Rodriguez.
Evaristo Velez. Rafael Colorado. Tu-
lilo Min. Generoso Candina.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-11-07
FLOR MEGRA

Que palido estaba ell muerto,
que palido y que sombrio.
Ell muerto aquel que en- el rio
hallaron cerca del puerto!
Pude, al contemplate, yer
entire sus dcdos crispados,
unos cabelioS dorados,
luengos como de mujer.
Pude tambien descubrir,
al observar Su cartera,
esta fraSe laStimera:
me olvidaste. hay cue morir
EnsonceS pense en- tn amor.
pouS6, llorando. en- "a olvido.
v sc me escape Un gemido
de imposencia y dc dolor.
Por ESQ hoy al rec0rdar
tu ingr9titud traicioaera.
pienSo en- aquella eaFtera.
, asi principio 4 eantar:
Oa6 pklido estaha el muertO.
cue p1lido y que aombrio.
sl muerto aguel cue en- el no
hallison csFca drl purT,ol
JULIO FLORES
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-11-07
Arbitraie angl0-francGs

Art. io-Diferencias dc orden ju-
dicial. 8 que SC rel1cionen con IA inter-
preiacion de tratados ex'StenteS entire
las dos parties coutratantes. que puedau
surgir y no sea possible ajuSlarias por
medics diplom4Tieos. seran sOmetidas
al Tribunal Permaneage de ArbitFsje.
establecido en- In Haya. cun el bien ea-
tcndido de cue diehas diieFencias 10
afectsn 4 vitaleS inte1eses. ( h inde-
pendencia n al houor Dc ninguna de
amhas parties. ast emo tampoco 4 loS
inlerescs de una tsTcera potenEia.
Ar. sa-ka c1da easo parteniaF las
atlas partts eontratantes. ansea d diFt-
giEss Al Trihunal q ArhitFaie. Grua
ran 80 ohligzgida especiaL esinruysn-
% en lorna cara el asunsn ea htigio.
81 hmln q polisE cue - q 4 IN 2Ehi-
rrus y to1 drsall.s qae hsn q seguiss
roI u &C Irspscla 1 ennailuca1a q
Tsionna' q AEhi,rua , ( ors,m q
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-11-07
PRINCBSA POPULAR
i Vestira santos 4?

Presentamos a nuestros 1ectores ell
retrato de la 1inica hija soltera del
Rey Eduardo VII de Inglaterra, la
hermosa y popular Princesa Victoria.
Esta dana cumplio ell 6 de Julio Ill
timo treinta cinco afios, y es la Prin-
cesa de quien Sc ha dicno que estaba
enamorada de Austen Chamberlain, ell
eminente polftico ingles. 81 esos amo-
res fueron ciertos no tienen va esperan-
"a, porq1e ell caballero aludido sc case
hace POGO tempo con una sefiorita ame-
ricana, residente en- Londres.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-11-07

Ell Ayuntamiento de Cartagena esta
construyeudo otro edifcio para escuelas
tambien, en- que podran ser recibidos
300 rifioS.
Acuden estas escuelas ricos Y po-
bres, sin distinction, y sin pagar retri-
buci6n alguna. Son honra de Carta-
gena estes estabecimientos. que de-
muestran en- el Municipio ,os mas pa
trioticoS y elevados prop6sitos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-11-07
Foreigner.
En- Ell Juzgado de Paz de Catedral

Denuncisdo pOr IN policia. fue lleva-
do eSta mafiana al Juzgado dc paz dc
Caiedral el mcchaeho Gerardo Coma
leg. acusadO dc tsSaF duEmiendo en- n
via pdblica.
III Iucz. para aSus,srlo. diiole cue
eS,abi condenado 4 alios Dc preside
por csc delisos y..., aqui tue Troyal
II muchacko Sc descspss6. al Yer IA
enormidad del eastigo que cTeia vcr-
d2drFo. Con csc uacsivo. slrotdio3e una
escena de uanto.
81 ln<s "a habia ogdsaalo cue fusra
ah1uslto y 500 pur aSEtarlo. b Dip
cue IRA I trahajar 4 Il sarssssr1-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-11-07
DiCh0S0S

En- los primeros dias del proximo Di.
cielnbre. contraeran matrimonio nuestro
amigo don Juan Palacios, professor de la
escuela de telegrafstas, y Ia bella y en-
cantadora sefiorita Fernandez.
Ambos merecen la felicidad y Ia
Suerte.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-11-07
ULTIMO CORREO

Fracaso Observation-Disclosures denocrktica-
Desacuerdol olgeneral-PerezICs add d6s-Mariuchn
en- Murcia- No hay entradas-El gran exito
Los viajes de los Obreros-Las escaelas de
Cartag agena-MuertO ilustre-Los nndarincs-
Don Juau MOntiIla.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-11-07

IN. amixo uunssEo. Gel cumrrvio De
Norssis. NJ psrmanceia'n alzunns aAAs
e. Ssn mn.
ysrgss6sl puss's ds@ Sshaane~'
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-11-07

Sahwmcs enc ei anriEuo Perio(lIson
1ca tns ~ vsl1sqpeE p,easa puolt.
car un tazia Po'aieo 20 60 csFalA
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-11-07

Una nueva desgracia de familia ha
venido a llenar de dolor q nuestro en-
bajador en- Roma, sefior Dupuy de Lo-
me y su distinguida esposa. pues
acaba de fallecer en- Cadiz su padre po-
lftico don Juan Vidiella, persona respe-
table y que gozaba de. grandes y gene
rales simpatfas en- la capital andaluza.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-11-07

Sc han inangurado sn caFtageaa
La escuslas pdhlicas de- Ei1uH tisnsn
sapaeidad para eco ai1os. eu excelenses
.unaiciunrs hlgitnAas. Lea prcisruses
enuvisrun sn,ss vi.i1ndo rcr 81 extfan-
sra para esg1dinf tullns los adolanloa
nu'i.edxinna FEu1o dr mlss pruVisio-
- sna susns admiEahl8 sslnhlscinisn-
- anunlaA
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-11-07

Segdn The WoEld' 81 departamen-
% Dc Marina de ~ Essados Uaislou
del Norte AmfEica. IN dratinaslo a
barcus De guerra para hns mArca ds
Asia. en caao Do cundictn enfre Runia
y q Jap6a.
Seanul plsvinnrus. tcn1nde emps-
1mas 4 dscir Im11saa ~ oeuAnm'
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1903-12-10

VIM. J. Marshall, a young business
man of Washington, Pa, and Miss
Emma B. Nixon, a sweet and pretty
girl of Cincinnati, were quietly mar
ried last Tuesday. Marshall, who Is
man of moderate means, had made
preparations for wedding trip Of two
weeks to the East After the cere-
mony he was informed by his wife
that she was the possessor Of half a
million of dollars, and that she had
made arrangements for trip around
the earth. She had kept her wealth
secret from her fance, who thought
he was wedding a comparatively poor
girl. Mrs. Marshalls parents died
when she was young and she inherited
fortune. Mr.. and Mrs. Marshall
will leave in week for San Francisco
and will sail for the Orient. They
will tour the globe and be gone several
months. They will make their home
in mansion owned by Mrs. Marshall
in Cincinnati.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1903-12-10
A WORD TO FARM TOILERS'
PAINE'S CELERY
COMPOUND
The Home Friend of the
Farmer and His Family.

After the laLors and toll, OF the summer time,
and harvesting OF crops in the early autumn,
many of our farmers. their wives, daughters,
and sons, find themselves in @ condition Of
health demanding careful attention if suffering
is to lie avoided later on. Many experience
kidney trouble in some form: with some the
liver is torpid; there is bliousness, nausea, ard
vomiting, with loss of appetite and depression
of spirits. Thousands who have been exposed
to cold, damp winds and rains while toiling in
the harvest fields, now feel the twinges OF
terrible rheumatism; Others run down by
worry, overwork, and irregular dieting, are
tornented with the Pangs OF dyspepsia
To the thousands of run down, sickly, and
half dead men and women in farm homes We
recommend with all honesty and confidence
the workers friend, Paine's Celery Compound,
the only medicine that can quickly and fully
restore strength to the weak body and vigor to
the muscles. Paine's Celery Compound tones
-the stomach; it removes poisonous acids from
the blood which cause rheumatism; II leeds
the weak and diseased nerves and banishes
neuralgia tortures; it purihes the blood and
gives true vitality and life. The use of Paine' S
Celery Compound in autumn means the eSiab-
fishing of perfect physical vigor 10 Withstand
the rigors of severe winter.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1903-12-10

The wise purchaser is buying now.
Avoid the Holiday crowds. Get first
choice of the New Goods. We have
an. excellent assortment Of Salad
Bowls, Fruit Ssucers, Bread and But
ter Plates, Vases, Sugar and Cream
Sets, Icecream Sets, Berry Sets, Plates,
Cups and Saucers, Chocolate Pots,
Cracker Jars, and many other arti-
cles that cannot be described and can
only be appreciated when seen. our
prices are made to suit the times.
OUR GROCERY DEPARTMENT
is filed with Fresh, Seasonsble Goods
FRUITS Of all kinds for your Christ
mas cakes. xxx Sugar for candy
making. Flavoring Extracts and
Spices. We have made large pur-
ehases in Candies, Nuts, Figs, Dates
and Grapes. Call aud see our goods
and get prices.
W. P. LICKLIDER.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1903-12-10
Serious Charges Against Sharpsburg Man

Serious Charges Against SharpSourg NAN
The Hagerstown Globe of Monday
says:
A. R. Renner, merchant, Of Sharps-
burg, was arrested at y o'clock Sun
day night at his home IN that place
by Sheriff Downin and Deputy Alex
ander, on the charges of assault and
battery on his wife, selling liquor on
Sunday, and arson. The latter charge
is the most serious. The wife of the
accused swore out the warrant before
Justice Van S. Brashears. A tele-
phone message was sent to the officers
in Hagerstown, and Renner was ar
rested at his home. He was committed
to Jail for a hearing. Mrs. Renner,
in her statement before Justice Bras
hears, alleged that last summer her
husband set fire to a property formerly
owned by him, but which he had pre-
sented 70 his daughter, Mrs. Bessie
Cox, a short time before it was de-
stroyed by fire. 1t will be remember
ed that Reuner gave the property to
his daughter before she was married
and with the understanding that she
was not to marry Cox. After the
marriage Renner sought to get the
house back, but was not successful.
Last spring the house was entirely de-
stroyed by fire. 1t was occupied at
that time as a store and dwelling by
Noah Roulette, who with his wife
made narrow escapes from being burn
ed to death. Mrs. RenDer alleges
that her husband fired the building to
get even with his daughter. The as
sault on Mrs. Renner took place Sun
day morning. Renner conducts gro
Gerry and liquor store.
On Tuesday, Renner had a hearing
before Justice Marrow in Sharpsburg.
The hearing was held in the town hall
and was attended by large crowd.
Mrs. Renner was principal witness
against her husband. She testified
that a year or so before the fire she
discovered her husband one day pour
ing powder down between the partl-
tions in the house. A week or so be-
fore the fire she saw some excelsior
and can of coal oil in the cellar, At
the time of the fire she was sick. but
she testified that a short time before
the fire broke out she saw from her
bedroom window her husband 90 from
the Renner house over to the Cox house,
and it was not long afterward until
the Cox building was ablaze. Renner
was put on the stand and made a COM
plete denial Of the charge. As re-
suit of the hearing Renner was COM
mitted to Jail without bond, but 1t is
likely that he will be admitted to bail.
Wednesday Mrs. Renner went to
Hagerstown and called at the jail to
see her husband. She is said to have
greeted her husband by going up and
kissing him. An afectionate scene
followed and afterward she expressed
Willingness to 60 on her husband E
bond, but she was not acceptable to
the court.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1903-12-10

A bideous story comes from Hagers-
town. Amelia Little, white girl II
years old, was arrested for incorrgi-
bility, and the arrest revealed fear
full state of depravity. The Little girl
acknowledged to criminal intimacy
with a negro named William Keys,
and also implicated Gertrude Horn
braker, Is years old, in the same dis
graceful scandal. A number of ar
rests have been made, including Joe
Tyler, fat-no.ed, burly negro cab
man, George Washington Fuller,
Hurry Coins and George Reed, all
colored men; Mrs. Charles Copes, a
white woman, accused of harboring
the degraded wretches; and another
white woman named Smith, who
helped on the affair. William KEYS
and his brother Frank have skipped
town, but will probably be arrested
and brought back. There has been
talk Of tar and feathers and lynch law.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1903-12-10
December Weddings.

December Weddings.
The wedding of Miss Cora Mundey,
daughter of Postmaster H. E. Mundey,
to Mr.. w. R. Moler, son of Capt. Lee
H. Moler, takes place this evening at
$50 o'clock at the home of the brides
parents in Shepherdstown. The GER
emory is to be performed by Rev.
Joseph E. Guy ofthe Reformed church.
Mr.. and Mrs. Moler will leave on a
wedding trip to the North, after which
they will reside in Berryville, Va.
Their many friends wish them in ad-
vance happy and prosperous life.
Mr.. J. Hamilton Bowles, of Han
cock, Nd, and Miss Mamie Cover, Of
Thurmont, Md, were married Tuesday
morning in an Episcopal church in
Philadelphia. Mr.. Bowles is brother
of Mrs. A. S. Reynolds, of this place,
and has frequently visited in Shep-
herdstown. he and his wife will re-
side at the home place near Hancock.
Mr. and Mrs. H. G. Elgin, of Bruins
wick, announce the marriage of their
daughter, Stella Armenia, to Mr.. R.
B. Boerner, of Clifton Forge, Va, in
Washington, on November 25. The
young couple will reside at Clifton
Forge. The bride formerly lived in
Shepherdstown.
The marriage of Mr.. Charles Walker
Brown, of Alabama, and Miss Mar
garet B. Marten, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Henry G. Marten, will take place
next Thursday morning at half-past
10 o'clock, at the home of the brides
parents in Shepherdstowu.
Mrs. Blanche Crittenden, formerly
of Ripou, this county, and Mr.. Ohio
]. Hardesty were married at the home
Of the brides aunts, the Misses Dlnk-
lie, in Winchester, on Wednesday Of
last week. The officiating clergyman
was Rev. Geo. S. Bowers.
Mr.. and Mrs. John ]. Byers, of near
Vanclevesville, have issued invitations
to the wedding of their daughter, Miss
Daisy Byers, to Mr.. George Miller.
The marriage will occur at the home
of the bride, on Tuesday afternoon at
3 o'clock, December %.
Miss Viola Viewer and Mr.. Clarence
Tabler, both of Martinsburg, were
married Wednesday morning at the
parsonage of St. Pauls U. B. church,
Hagerstown, by the pastor, Rev. A b,
Station.
Miss Mary NJ. Frye, of Middleway,
this county, and Mr.. Powell Arnett,
of Clarke county, were married in
Washington last week.