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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-18

Harry Acknrman. as the bell-boy, was
Ian once orf'twice in the first act. and
called up unpleasant memories when
that comedian bored Richmond audiences.
But the women OF the company make
the real hit, and the men arc but side
issues.
Tom Fortune and Carrie De Mar spoiled
their travesty work In the second act
BY forgetting that they. had an AUDIENCE,
In front Of them, and playing to, us well
enjoy that sort Of business. The two.
performers mentioned were thore to cn-l
.tertain the audience, and not each other,
and naturally anHaudience resents being
compelled to look on as third party
not@inltho game.
Chip and Mary Marble.
Hamlin and MitchelPs superb company,
playing Babes in Toyland." Glen Nc
3Donough and victor Hcrbert's musical
comedy which has eclpsed everything
OF q similar nature written N years. with
Its all-star cast. headed by Mary
Marble ana Little Chip" will be seen
here tonight and Tomorrow matinee and
night Messrs. Hanin and Mitchell have
iE the supporting cast Ave Hale, late OF
Anna Held's company: Florence Bergere,
ior6the Bergere Sisters, who made such
a pronounced hit with the London Prince
OF ,Plsen Company; budd Ross the FAM
Gus comedian, and many others as we'll
success this company is making on the
road IS In accord with the success Of
this now world-famed musical comedy
achieved at the Majestic Theatre. New
York, last winter. where 1t had Il run Of
over go nights, ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-18
POLICE BOARD
FOR OUTSIDE MAN.
Reliably Reported That Seven.
Do Not Favor Captain
TIulce's Reflection. ss

AS the election OF chief OF police ap-3
proaches, Interest is conferred III the prob
able action Of tho board. Ss5 81
Captain IIulce wns detailed BY the
bonrd last July to act as chic until
the list OF January. or for SIX mouths.
Tho position was left open IN for al
Corners. who had aspirations at that tiine.s
and 1T is certain that there will be sew
ern names mentioned when Hthe election
is held at the December meeting.
Among those who have been mentioned
BY their friends as good men for the place
are Captain Kerse, Captain Whltlock,
Sergeant Matthews, and Clerk George
Pollock, Of the board In ) a edition to
these names, the names of two citizens
outside the police department have been
mentioned. @ III
Acting Chief Hulcc Is q candidate for
the position. He feels. that his work so
far has been acceptable to the public
and the board. and hh points with Solidc
q to his record. since no has had charge
of the depa rtment. &;
the position. the board did not place it,
self on record as pledging itself to main
stalnsthat support wAenGth the election came
up III December Captain Hulce was
placed on trial. Tho first thing that con-
ffronted him was the shooting Of Inspec-
tor Shinberger. He turned loose all his
energy, and, with the aid OF the entiro
force, each man Of whom felt 1T his duty
to keep constantly on duty, the negro
murderer was arrested. gji5
There is no certainty. however. Of the 1
election Of Captain Hulce.
The board Is divided and unless there
Is change in opinion before tho cleo
ton, the chances for Captain Hulce are
SLIM and those for some one outside the
department. arc bright At present. a
majority Of the board favor a new man
for chief. Captain Hulce has larger in
fluence with business and professional
men. and he has had many years expert
ence In the police department.. W He OK
poets this. to stand him In good stead.
when the time comes for the election.
There will be one more meeting OF tho
Police Board before the meeting at which
the chief Is to be elected. and 1t is quite
likely that the various members will be \
called upon show their hands at the meet
ing {4g}si 5&23ast $50 ~ Il 4a$f
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-18
Mysterious Assault.

a SALISBURY. N. Co. Oct. 17.--Mr. J.. r..
Roberts, n merchant of East Spencer,
was found in a semi-conscious condition
in his store at an early hour yesterday
morning with q dangerous wound in the
back OF the head. VIII ;ch was bleeding
Mr.. Roberts is yet una BILE to throw any
light on the subject. Failing to return
to his home at about midnight Saturday
night, his usual time for closing, MEM
bcrs Of his family sent TO the store about
three O clock, only to find him wallowlngi
in blood and unconscious It is reported
Fere that he WIS dubbed and then
robbed, though this cannot be confirmed.
1t is now thought that the wounded man
will recover.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-18
OUTSIDERS CANNOT TELL
THE WINNING HORSES.
O0ooOooOOoOOOooOOOCOo oOOoOOOOOOoooOoCo0oOo

In bygone years there has Invariably
been misunderstanding on the part OF the
audience at the Horse Show rs to tho
decisions OF the Judges IN the various
classes. There have been hlsscs mingled
With applause, and there have been misses
without any sound of applause The
crowd ms mag ned that their favor
ties have been ,,njustly dealt with,
and offensive cpithets have boon
applied TO the gentlemen who awarded
the decision. Probably nnety-ninc times
out Of tho hundred the decisions Of the
Judges are just. and the verdict Of the
popuacc at fault Those outside Of the
ring cannot possibly determine :he re-
suit no matter how much they may
know of horses. The best horscman IN
II tho land cannot sit IN box or stat'l Mt
the rlngsde and Judge rs intclligcntly %
can the man In the ring He cannot know
whether or not the harness horse is going
truc and even. He cannot know II tho
horse ana trap are properly appointed.
and. most important Of I'LL. he cannot
pass upon the horses soundncss or I'M
soundncss. No honest sportsman should
insult the Judge, especially IL the Judges
IRE the best and most honest TO be gotten
together
Good Men for Judges.
The Richmond Horse Show Association
arc 1OFtuUittc III liIciI4 CHOiNS ~
for the show bcg!nning tonight. Not
only are these gentlemen beyond reprch q,
as far ns honesty OF opinion Is concerned,
but each of them Is an authority upon the
class or horse he is to Judge. Az
Mr.. Reginald w. Rives is probably the
best amateur whip in the country. ana
his work with the Pioneer Coach fof.. the l
past three seaxons has quito revolution
lied coaching In this country, Mr.. raves
has judged at all tho big shows at New
York. Louisville, Newport. philadelphia.
1:oston. and. III fact, at every SHOW OF
Importance in this country. Mr.. Harri-t
son Kancr, Of Philadelphia. another har-
ness judge. Is not less well known, both
as n whip and Judge. Mr.. Haven, the
third harness Judge. is one Of the best
known horsemen III Newport lie! under e.':3
stands horses from every standpoint. own
ing. as he does one Of the best stables
OF high actors in this country ! saw. Mr..
Haven judge harness horses at Balti-s
more this year, and ] heard nothing. p''t
praise OF his work In the ring.
y Mr.. Charles Elmer Railcy Will judge
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-18
HOTELS FILLING UP.
Horse Show Visitors and Doc
tors Will Make Lobbies Lively.

Il Hotel arrivals were numerous yester-
ne an4 1 dr he e H h2ss shew ss and
meeting OF the Medical Society. both OF.
which will continue practically all the
week. Some OF the better known among
The Jefferson--Mr: and Mrs: y. =; Pur-.
Vance, John 81. Gillaspy. J. Ridgway
Reilly. Philadelphia: Mr.: and Mrs. John.
p ks and Mfs E Tayor
.,ppomattox: NJ. 6. Stout. Baltimore; pr.
Louis ~ High. Southern Pines, -. c;:
rn9nns allaher Ts sE Ga x}s Bs
ford: David Dunlop, Petersburg: G. p.
ertson Lynehhurg J. c. cass Sc al, d
G CAM an so %crth oa carolina: 'Gs e; west
Pasadena. Cal. Mr.. and Mrs. Lester!
I!ressc, Baltimore: Lieutenant John G.
Montgomery, Seventh United States Cav
NJ G.; G. Z. Railcy and wife, Lexington.
n.y.: Charles r. Hoo. Jr, Alexandra; ).
Miss Marian Holloway HolloWaas.3
Mrs. caurtland Il 1 smith, Aiexandria. -
lstered at slurphy's are S. II. Noting ham;
guE9 Fa 1s ii a baES and car ss
Chase City; f. Hitchcock. Jr., Charlo,tes-
.Wi;e; Mr.. and Mrs. a. Schwartz Empo-i
ria; r. H. Boatwright. Lynchburg: G.
Moon, Lync hburg; NJ. T.. Clark and 3. j.
wysor. Russell county; NJ. G.. Robinson.
fAustEvilc: r. w. Saunders. Max Mead
ops. r z. r. Nelson. Staunton; vii! j .
3,iolding. Bedford; J. L. Phillips. BlacSs-
burg. i
Among those at the Richmond are W.
w. McGudin, of Sewell. w Va. formerly
of Stanton, Va: GencralJ " ST. Clair.
West Virginia: j. w. Montague. OF Nor
folk: j. L, swindell. Portsmouth: George
b. McClelfafH and Hon. Alfred r. Thorn.
Norfolk; a. O'Danlel, Norfolk: Mr.. and
Mrs John L. Watson. Portsmouth; 2.
r White. Hardware. VAC. e. Noryeil,,
Charlotte county:aR. ~, Sims: Powcllton.
Va; Mrs. f. a. Woodward, Mrs, Graham
Woodward and Mrs Albert Anderson,
Wilson, n. c.; ~ a. Page and wife,
Lynchburg:9J. E. Bushnell B!acksburg;
r. b. Tunstall. Of Norfolk. and many
ii 5
These are among the Virginia guests at
the Powhntun: Mrs. E. D.. Thomas, Flu
wanna; r. c. Foster, Lynchburg: ]. c.
Norris, Louisa: S. P. Robertson. DAM
VILE. ind G. w. Bethel. Of Norfolk.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-18
TO CARRY THE CROWDS.
Street Railway Company Prom
ises Ample Accommodation

Superintendent c. B. Buchanan OF tho
Virginia Passenger and Power Company,
yesterday stated that the company was
prepared to handle the big crowds to and
from the Horse Show Building this week.
provide ample rolling stock and the In
dications are that there will be cars
sufficient for all. and that there will be
no delay. Besides tho regular service of
the Main Street, Broad Street and Clay
Street lines, all of which will be run d.
rect to tho amphitheatre. thirty and
even forty cars II needed win be put
on to catch the overflow, If the forty
cars are needed they will be put on In
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-18
MANY Adiectiyes Being Used.

There are three advance mon In town.
and there are more adjectlyes being used
to the square inch than for a long time. !,
Mr.. w. II, Rowland Is here ahead of
to the Academy next week. He Is at
Nr. Charles II. OHara represents the
famous lbsen play, Ghosts" which Will
also appear ut the Academy next week,
He Is registered at Campbells. y,
Air. "Dlck' Little Is exploiting ",rhe
Shop Girl" which Will bofat the Bijou
known advance men on This circuit. ami
Is close friend Of Dave lillne's. lie.
too, Is ut Campbell's.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-18
. Property Transfers.

Richmond: Adam J. Winter and wife to
Mrs. NJ. a. Brown Smith. 90 feet on west limo
OF Price Street. 142 s-4 feet south Of jack
son Street, $3.50 n I bi
William Hensel and wife to William A.
Johnson. II 90 feet on east side Second
Street. sa1-e feet south Of Leigh Street.
Henrlco: r. w. Clnrke's heirs to George d.
Pearman, 20 feet on west line OF Twenty
flfth Street. ~ feet north OF Darlington
Street, SEQ
u. S. Read and wife to y. j. yellineA. so
feet on Holly Avenue. In Highland Springs
Frances Mercer to Paul Darlington. lot on
Angle Street. $40.
Thomas u, stagg and wife to Emma !.
Ellis. 20 feet on west line Thrty-fnurth
street, lG7 5-6 feet south Of Clay Street,
1880.
William q. Featherston and wife to Mary.
T. Stevenson. 30 feet on north line Belmont
Avenue, In Belmont, subject to lien OF $1,000.
$1,000. .a
W. II, Eanes md wife to j. p, Nflnson, :5
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-18
"The Silver Slipper"

John C.. Fishers big production of tho
musical comedy, 1.-THE Silver Slipper"
by the authors of "l'lorodora." comes to
the Academy Thursday matinee and
night. This production had a run Of six
York, eight weeks In Philadelphia and
four weeks In Boston. The cast numbers
1C0 people, the press agent asserts. and
contains many clever performers, In It's
equipment OF gorgeous scenery and beau-
tiful costumes the production. It Is claim
cd, snrpasses all former efforts in this
line i5i tfs.f +s5 'tt.s - +5ts ..i ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-18
Licenses to Virginians.

u Marriage licenses were issued In WASH
.ington yesterday to tho following:
Adrien II. Busicl. of Portsmouth, Va,
and Georgia 3, Rust, of Washinston;S
Hugh Watson, of New Orleans, La U and
Ada ". Smith, OF LynchburS. Va; Arthur
II. Buell.. OF Herndon, Va. and Mabel ~
Frye. of Washington p. G.; Ernest,
Rogers and Rachel Davis. both OF Fran
lie O. Inskeep, both of Culpeper county
Va; William 8. Hose, Jr.. or Washing
ton, d. C., and Elizabeth diden, of New-$
nort NaU,S Va gHlt2 Agf 1000 FL ts5 tJ53 t
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-18
1 Stole to Prevent Freezing

4 colored woman. named I1liga Ward, was
caught taking coal from the Chesapeake and
Ohio and Justice John felt compelled yester-
day to give her thirty days. IN jail She
explained that she took the little coal to
keep her children from freezing Under thu
circumstances ana under the pressure or ms
riuencc and persuasion, the Justice later OH
signed her release. and sho went back 20 her
children
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-18

charge OF extra men. $50
For the benefit Of suburban residents
along the line OF the Barton Il shts a nd
Chestnut Hill. routes. the last cars Will
not leave Broad and First and Broad
and Seventh Street until 1920 a. NJ. I'M
less there appear a necessity for these
late cars, the last car will leave the
Junction points at Broad Street at mid
n. Cht 80 seF ~ i3 t.s B3 lFt.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-18
AT HI e & w
81 81 81 l1EAz Res

The production at the Bijou this week
has In its chorus nine girls rs pretty
as any that have smiled and danced be-
fore ! Richmond audience this season e n
first act, whether she Is Daisy. Flossy.
Ethel. or. whoever she may be, is a stage
beauty ~,
d The chorus, as to looks, surpasses that
of the Bijou Musical Comedy Company,
the girls Of which were considered rs
.top-lners when that organization was IN
existence. Without this chorus the per-
.formance would be nothing; with 1t, the
performance Is everything.
OF course. Joseph Hart.is splendid as
Goodeby Goodman. and Carrie De Mar
as Polly Bright is bright and plquant
character she plays. The two ,grandsons.
Jack Sidney and Bobby, Harrington, are
full OF life and have fairly good voices.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-18
Large Crowd Attending.

5 Tho remains OF James Boyle who was shot
by Calvin H., Moore several days ago. were
buried In Mt, Calvary sunday afternoon, Tho
funeral was from the residence OF Mrs, W.,
y, McCready, sister Of Tie dead man. Tho
services We're Is Isov. fothnr& Olfeily, OF
Sacred Heart Church There was u lurao
attendance Of frieuds Of the two families.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-18

feet on east limo Th!rty-thlrd Street at south,
Grantee assumes lien Of 1870 sl,7oo. a y.
Ammo Lang and wife to Q. r. Dart. - "a
feet on northwest corner OF 'yrwenty-eighth
and s Streets, sl,sO0.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-18
Dress Skirt Case.

\ A coloIed woman. named Leila Seale, was
arrested yesterday by officer Bryant on the
charge OF stealing dress skirt from itep etl
CiooNlc,, valued at $40. The ease VIII DO hpuft
by Iistice Cruchflel to-day. 9l..aN Al3-I@
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-18

In the roadster class we sec O great typo
that catches our fancy, but we must Look
again and see IL our tavorlte Is hooked
to a proper road wagon and In the proper
harness. and then again we must sec II
the horse has speed and IL he Is free from
blcmishcs. Who can determine all these
things except the intelligent judge in the
ring? Certainly an outsider cannot. Prob-
ably tho hardest classes to Judge are the
hunters and jumpers. The audience 1s
quick to pin Its faith to q snowy entry
something nashy and sensational: bur why
not look at the conditions of the class and
learn whether or not conformation ana
manners count. If this Is the case, our
sensational entry is down and out; jump
alie ever 30 high. The same rules about
b,cmishes apply to the hunter classes
sound horse that makes a quiet. fair per-
formance WIFI win over the sensational
performance Of. an unsound horse. ana
this Is the law OF the Modes and Persians.
This is especially the rule In ladies'
classes. Horses must go quiet and show
manners TO win. A sensational performer
Ia no mount for q woman l have known
n harness class to be so close that the
result depended upon the buttons on the
grooms' coat--a poor, unfortunate groom
had gotten into coachman's coat In
stead OF his own and dire were the conse-
quences.
The Hunt Teams.
Just a word about hunt teams. Most OF
us look upon the class az a study In scar
let In the ring. All tho horses and riders
look very much alike from the ringside,
md VIC therefore determine that the pest
jumping team should win. This is not go.
Often the team making the very worst
performance wins tho class. for appoint
ments and conformation count more than
5,he Jumping. The Judges have to look
over not only the horses but the riders.
The ut OF the pink coat, the cut OF the
lreec,es, the flt OF the boots. the shane
ycrv buckles on the tbridles and the keep
Of the bits help to decide the award, and
] have known tho unclcan appearance e OF
a girth to change the position of the RIB
bons. S i t5
IN word, We have honest Judges, who
know their. business thoroughly, and We
can we'll afford to, rely on the Judgment
they give out during tho coming week.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-18

on horseback. the entire exhibition being
n thrilling and spectacular one.
Appended Is the musical programme for
Tonight.
March. Southern Belle" Zelle Minor.
dedicated to the Richmond Horse Show
AssOcntion.)
Overture, "Stradcla,'' Flotow.
5IntermezzO.t THE Gondoiier, Powell.
Medley overture, "Bcdclin,'' Sutton
iicms from "lraust," Gounod.
b Characteristics, "Unter den Linden,
Penn. rs
March,. "IIigh Pride J. G.. Heed.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-18
Small Bow Arrested,

* Phil Hail. u small white boy, was nr-
tested by Officer Tucker yesterday on tEa
charge Of hitting Mrs, George Griffin with
a pcce OF brick. The boy was baled for
Ills appearance before Justice John TINS inofaiF
Ing .sssistt 4i3s5' ft1l545 }4sstt KIM aasSt
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-18
Spent Day. at University.

Messrs. j. II. v Daniel, pr. Robert y.
Williams, n, d. Munford. Greg. Robert WI
lia;ns Daniel, and X. H.. Tunstall, and n,t ".
Tul,stall. Of Norfolk. Va, spent sainrday
ST. Antl,e,iy Hall, at the University 81 Sir-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-18
Barber Charged With Biting.

Frank Masanon, a barhsE.Was arrested
by Policeman Iohnson Yesterday, shu!ses
ittis mix-un. The ease Will be An court ms
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-18

WAS Injured In Il collision Win g street arafi
Ma sInjured In collision wifh street car
OH Saturday. MAS reported last nisht as sst-
Dug along nicely. With no serious INJURIES
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-18
The Hunt Teams.

m word, We have honest Judges, who
know! thoil. business thoroughly, and we
can we'll afford to, rely on the Judgment
they give out during tho coming week.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-18

These are among the Virginia guests at
the Powhntun: Mrs. f. D. Thomas, Flu
Norris, Louisa; S. P. Robertson. Dam.
VILE. ind G. w. Bethel. Of Norfolk.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-18

Mr. Sidney J. Holloway and his sister
Miss Marian Holloway OF Hartsdale. y.
81, two favoritcs Of last years show, are
hero with half Il dozen hunters. including
Mra. a. r. Dictrichs Jumper. Buck bred
by Mr.. II. G. Bcattie. OF this city. Mr..
holloway Will ride Free Lance. 1Tlourettc.
and others in the hunter classes. and
Miss Holloway will ride several III the
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-12-01
DEL BoLETIN MERCANTIL

la atenc6n que lie hcese responsible de la soledad
que reinaba torno de el.
Jamas iba la capilla salfa a menudo de noche; ha
blaba con las bruas habfa vsto sentado
bre la hierba con asombro. Visitaba frecuencia
ell cerro de la Ancresse las pedras hechzadas que es
tan esparramadas por ell campo crease poder asegurar
que Sc lie habia vsto saludar atentamente la Rogue
qui Chante
Compraba todos los pajaros que lie evaban los po
MIA en- libertad Era atento los burgueses las
lies de Sampson, pero dabs gusto rodeo pa
ra no ener que pasar cerca de eos Pescaba menudo
volvfa siempre bien provso. Trabajaba su ardin
los domingos tena gaita que haba comprado unos
sodados escoceses que pasaban porGuernesey ocaba
sentado en- las rocas la orla del mar la caida de la
tarde AdemAs hacia ademanes por ell estlo de los que
hace un hombre que esta sembrando
,Oue puede pasare un pals con uE hombre como
ester
En- cuanto los lbros que poseia de la difunta en-
los cuaes lefa e. NADIA enian de tranquizadores FL re-
verendo Tacquemin Herode, rector de Saint-Samp-
con cuando enr6 en- la para el enterro de Ia NIT
lar baba lefdo en- ell lomo de aqueos ibros los ttulos
;,;ertes. Dicc.onario de Rosier Cdndias de Voltai
80 Aa,co nj bueblo so6ys su Salad de Tissot On gen
Il, hombre frances emigrado, reado en- Saint-Samp-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-12-01
Notas eurOpeas

Berlin, Is de Noviemb re-El gobier-
no presentsra en- Oiciembre al Rel
chstag un credito suplementario de
$40 900 900 para cubrir los gastos que
lleva irrogados la inSurrecclon de los
Herreros en- Ell Africa Alemana del
Suroeste.' Esta suma causa censlde-
rable molestia al ministrc imperial de
Hacienda, debido los esfuerzos que
sc hacen para aminorar ell deficit y a
la vez dedicar sumas adicionales 4
obras pdblicas, al ejercito y la
armada.
-Cor1en rumores de que los medi-
cos han aconsejado al Emperador Gui-
llermo de que Sc abstenga de todo es-
fuerzo ffsico y mental y de que sera
necesario operarle nuevamente. No
hay una certeza de S. M. vaya al sur
de Europa durante ell proximo in
vierno.
Ell obispo de Metz, monsef1or Ben
zler. ha sido llamado a Roma conse-
cuencia de una queja presentada con-
ira 81 por ell gobierno aleman. Con
tai motive Sc hace pdblica la CONVEX
saei6n que tuvieron hace meses ell
Obispo y ell Empersdor, en- que s. M.
lie reprendio por haber maldecido un
cementerio porque ALI Sc enterraban
protestantes, y le record6 que ell deDer
de un obispo, 81 Sc tenfa por servidor
de Dios, era bendecir, no maldecir, y
que adernas de servir a Dios era me
hester servir al Emperador y la pa
tria.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-12-01

parece que va possible arrastrara Sc rsnuacis
trar de ella
Els Ia primera forma de la desesperaciou. Mas ards
comprende que e deber sere de sumsones: SO
mira la muere, mira la vida, consiene pero es
consentimiento que hace brotar la sangre.
Gilliatt, joven, Sc e cicatrizo su herda
edad la del coraz6n retona Su triseza des7
vanecida POGO POGO confund6 torno suyo Ia
natursleza que se convirti6 especis dc encan
to. arayendole hacia las aleandoe de los ho-
bres amalgamando mas mas su alma con Ia so!edad