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New-York tribune., 1904-10-19
PLANS FOR GENERAL woRTH's FUNERAL

The body OF BrIgadier General W s. WORTH,
who died Sunday at tho home OF his nephew. Dr..
Holm T. Spragte ~ Clifton. staten Island. will be
brought TO New-Yor.l to-day on the government
boat General Meigs. which viii arrive at the foot
OF Fourteenth-st AT 9:3O n. III. \ military escort
consisting of the usual detail of infantry, cavalry
eral. The funeral services win he held at St
Georges Chlrch at 1920 m the chaplain Of the
7th Regiment Or. William L. Core officiating.
After the services the cortege will move 10 Fifth
ave, around the Worth monument, and 10 the
Twenty -third-st ferry The burial WIN be NJ Oak
HIN Cemetery Nyack The pallbearers will be
Brigader General Charles T. Humphrey T. $. A.:
Brigadcr General James ". j. Sanno. L. 5. ~:
Daniel Appleton, \. G, n. Y; Lieutenant Colonel
William II. EIpp \. @. y r.. Major Cn9ripz T..
I.ydecker. y. q. y. Y; Major Walter G. Schuyler
y. G.. y. Y; Captain Joseph II. Lyman, l.. s y |:
John @. IIecksher Richard H. Halsted
New-York tribune., 1904-10-19
NOTES OF THE CAMPAIGN.

Victor J. Downing and Joseph l. Green. the candi-
oates respectively, Of the Democratic County Con-
Pention for Justice Of the Supreme Court and JUS
uee OF tho City Court will he Informed Of their
nominations ia the ballroom of the Hoffman House
ttts afternoon AZ O'clock. Judge BENJAMIN. HofF-
man. chairman of thr committee on notfdca lion
dates. ~ "''i 0d"i
Tomorrow evening special ratification meeting
VIII be held at the Cercle Artstioue No i24 yVest
IElrty-to'irth-st. at o'clock. Well known sneak
Sts wiii present the claims OF Roosevelt and Fair
Thr,ks IN Tour dinerent languages-Spanish French
largest uptown Latin American Roosevelt club.
Much good work is being done in the local cam
pa!sn of the XVIth Assembly District BY Miss
Bessie Scilh. OF Nos. II and is Avenue d Miss
sehin. who is considered ''The Belle OF the HART
man Campaign IN the XVIth Assembly District
mas Tor the last Two weeks beer doing some very
elective WORK. aHd expects to do a good deal for
,le success OF Gustaye Hartman The candidate
lnf the AsseIoiy- ID company with IeopoId NJ
IsloWl, VINO IS the president OF the First Voters
Republican Club Of that districf Sffss ccbifF is
Planning 2 nohster ratification meeting which Is
10 take place MS Saturday night in q very prorni-
GenI part OF the district
Theodore Prince, Republican candidate fo- Con-
grers in the NFIth Congress District. has ar
ranged Tor mass meeting 20 be held in the New
star Casino, One-hundred-and and Park
viii speak
New-York tribune., 1904-10-19
ST. LUKEs HOSPITAL MEETING.
Deficit Reported as $17,2s5 TIT Is De-.
ereasing Each Year.

The annual meeting Of the board OF managers n,
the Society Of St. Luke's Hospital was held yssts-
day at the hospital. ne-hundred thrtesuth.s.
and Amsterdam-ave. The president. George Mac
cuIloch Miller was IN the chair. The board OF man
ayers was reelected with the exception OF two
members who resigned One or these was Senator
Depew who leaves the board because Of pressure Of
other business.
The report OF the board. which was read showed
that 2Sa2 patients had been treated in the usttu-
ton IN the last year. The days IN the hospital
amounted to 754o3. OF which 55.7B days were thosa
of non-paying patients. At the outdoor patient de-
partment 51.115 patients were treated The largest
number OF patients in the hOspit@l one time was
2s2. The managers say the hospital is overtaxsd
and they have insufficient facilities 10 handle the
patients. -Four wards IN the hospital are vacant on
account OF insufficient income
The house expenses in the last year were G79 80 q
and the total corporation expenses were S. l75 a.
making total OF NS6.+E So The deficit OF the nos
pita1 was reported as U72S5 u. and the managers
asserted that II was decreasing rapidly each year.
Numerous gifts were made public They Included
10000 from relatives of the late Dr Cry B Miller.
$500 for q bed from Mrs Anne Wrignt. $t,500 for
bed from Mrs. William r Coughtry, $500 for a
bed from Mrs. Mary p. Miller and Miss Louise
have his name made public and other gifts which
amounted TO S3.S6S
On the pavilion which IS being erected the
southeast corner Of the building good progress Is
being built az the expense OF Mrs Robert Graves
who Miss MARGARET ]. Plant. The building viii
have Sixty-ive rooms. which will be used for pri-
vate patients. operating room. quarters Tor tns
The election OF the officers was postponed un-s
the monthly meeting late next month.
New-York tribune., 1904-10-19
ADMIT EVIDENCE ss YEARS OLD.
Journal of DiscOverer Of Pixies Peak Pro-
duced in Kansas-Colorado Suit.
IBY TELraRAPH TO Tur rR1prNE. !

Denver. Oct. lS.-The journal or Lieutenant
Zebuon Pike. discOveTer OF Pixies Peak was read
in the hearing OF the Kansas suit against Colorado
to-day. Kansas is aghting to stop the use OF tho
waters OF the Arkansas River for irrigation by
Colorado farmers. and testimony is being taken Ter
use in the hearing before the Federal supreme
Court
The Kansas claim Is that the river Is drained
before It enters the SuHhOwer State and that the
once heavy underfiow has been cut of Ileutenaat
Pixies journal shows that the Arkansas River was
slender stream when he travelled along 1t In 1885,
Similar reports were made by Major s III Long in
lSls-2o. and by Francis Parkman in 1876
New-York tribune., 1904-10-19
q. r. T. WILL REVIVE OLD FRANCHISE

Under an old franchise the Brooklyn Rapid Tran
sit Company is to build and operate new trolley
line from Ridgewood 70 Manhattan by way OF ts
WILLIAMSBURG Bridge. From Wyckou-aVe. anu
NIvrtIe-ave the line will run through the former
tb6ro1IVhfSre 10 Harrison Place. 10 McNiobln-sL 70
BROADWAY and 10 the bridge The company - -
alreadv secured the necessary consents LOt ~
line which has been rendered necessary tnrousA
the rapid growth OF RidgeWood
New-York tribune., 1904-10-19
pAVIs's RECORD ON CURRENCY.

Senator William +. Dillingham;, ot Vermont
spoke at large Republican rally held last night
In the Young Mems Christian Association Hail. at
One-hundred- nd-ffty-hfth-st. ana Amsterdarn-ave
He confined himself TO national issues. and called
attepton to the records of the Democratic party on
the currency question since 1850. citing their oppo
siton 20 the National Bank act. and 10 the re-
sumption or specie payment Among those who
opposed this last was Henry q. Davis. he said
NJ Linn Bruce and William s. Bennett also spoke
New-York tribune., 1904-10-19
FOOLED BY PROSPECTUS, HE SAYS.
Brooklyn Man Brings Suit Against Franklin
Trust Company.

Alleging that he was persuaded under false pre-
tences TO buy five OF the mortgage gold bonds tot
the par value OF 81 coo eachl of the United States
Milling Company Mark Finley has brought suit
arsinst the Franklin Trust Company and the di-
rectors OF the milling company 10 recover 5000 II
came to trial befo~e Justice smith In the Supreme
Court brooklyn. yesterday, but was not concluded.
according 10 the complaint. the directors pre-
pared a circular and, with the trust company act
ire, as agent caused n COPY OF tho same be de-
live red 10 tho plaintiff soliciting his subscription
TIb now declares the statements made In the crcu-
lar all
New-York tribune., 1904-10-19
TO PROBE ALLEGED cANcEs SERUM.

Sress. now In session here. decided to-day 10 an
point a committee of Specialists to examine tho
claims Of Dr. Doyen that he has discovered a
serum n curing cancer. This action on the part
or the congress was taken after a heatsI co1frO-
Nersy, and was accepted by Dr. DOyen on condi-
ZION that II Snatt nor Dc a committee OF investi-
cation but one similar to that examining PasteuF's
diaCoVRIies. = ANNe-N. =
New-York tribune., 1904-10-19
ACCUSED INSURANCE AGENT FREE

Magistrate Mayo yesterday dismissed the charge
OF grand larceny against Charles e. Ring an in
surance agent Ring was accused OF taking S5sO3
that sum representing the collection Of money al
legged TO be due various policies. Rings az
torneys presented evidence that the badly involved
accounts on which were based the charge OF grand
larceny actually showed Rings complete Innocence.
New-York tribune., 1904-10-19
BRICKLAYER; LIVES AT WALDORF.

Two men, said by the police TO have been Larry"
summeraeld and his pal" Mike" SIuldoon. were
arrested yesterday at Broadway and Thirty-fourth-
St They were taken to the jefferson Market police
court. where they were arraigned ION suspicion"
What is your name?" said the magistrate To the
man said 10 have been Summerneh.
I'm Patrick Jackson was the reply. and l live
at tho Waldorf I'm briCElayer
And I'm Jimmy Monroe. said the other
prisoner II live at the ST. Regis and I'm nod
carrier
New-York tribune., 1904-10-19
CAPTAIN YOUNG TO RETIRE.

After continuous service. extending over a psfloa
OF thirty-six years in which time he has eI0sss1
the ocean between New-York and Glasgow over
eight hundred times. Captain Hugh Young OF US
Anchor Lane steamer Furnessia will retire rol
active service The Furnessia Is now at this pols
having lust arrived from Glasgow. Captain 4c-5
announces that his retirement will take place ~.
New-York tribune., 1904-10-19
MILKMEN FAVOR PROFESSOR JOHNSON

Binghamton. N. Y. Oct. 1s-At the annual meet
ing Of the Five States Milk Producers Assocla-
ton and the annual convention OF the Cooperative
CreameTles Association OF the Five States Milk
Producers Association held here to-day resolu
tlons were passed urging the appointment of Pro-
Secretary OF Agriculture 80
New-York tribune., 1904-10-19
ROBBED OF $500 IN A CHURCH.

Nine. Helen Swift yesterday afternoon lost a
pocketbook containing $500 IN the church of ST.
Vincent de Paul In West Twenty -third-st She
had placed her purse on the seat beside her. \
we'll dressed sat behind Nine Swift and In
"a very short time she noticed th7t be. md also
her purse. had disappeared. other rObberies have
occurred at this same church recently, tho police
New-York tribune., 1904-10-19
ARRIVAL OF GEORGE w. ROOSEVELT.

After an absence Of seven years GeOrge W. Roo7T
velt American Consul at Brussels returned to New
York yesterday on the Vaderland. Mr.. ROos''es
has been twenty-siX years in the service. A5 "
accompanied by Mrs Roosevelt. Hs went 10 WASH
lngton soon after his arrival
New-York tribune., 1904-10-19
WOODRUFF PRAISES HIGGINS.

Rochester. Oct 1s.-Ex-Id Lieutenant Governor Tim
otny l.. Woodruf. OF Brooklyn. addressed a large
Kepuoheah mass meeting at Lyons tonight Mr.
we WooaTHn a spoke highly of Frank W. Higgins. say
ett u s9lA1ss ssIBsG usAslS siq 4Bql SuI
eloquent tribute 10 his fitness foT the Office OF
New-York tribune., 1904-10-19
REPUBLICAN COLLEGE LEAGUE.

Indianapolis. Oct lS-The convention ~ the >a.
tonal Republican College League to-day elected the
following officers: President Alfred F. Lunt. Har-
ward College: vice-presdent. Clark Jeneson. Utah.
Secfetary John a. Auburn. Ohio: treasurer . F
' so|n; indiana: campaign manager. r. c. McCul-
New-York tribune., 1904-10-19
BOY FATALLY HURT TRYING TO ESCAPE

New-Haven. Conn. oct ls-Tiring Of being
locked up in the Organized Charities building pend
ing an investigation into the charge of theft
Michael Riley twelve years old. tried to make his
escape tonight by jumping from the fourth floor
that Will prove fatal
New-York tribune., 1904-10-19

authorities. directly contrary 70 law ana your
Seion iaieE iis i!ae in rot n.1fili4lj ~ tter I,
t1enerdIS opice Of your course IN lls ~
not absolutely in violation OF the law l. ~ ''4''y
an act OF gross discourtesy.
New-York tribune., 1904-10-19
PIRATES ATTACK BRITISH STEAMERS

Shanghai. Oct. B-The British steamars PAX
Kang and Hoi Ho were attacked by pirates IN tha
West River near Canton last night A Tsrtiab orr
boat was dispatched 70 the scene - Ni''4Sh gun
New-York tribune., 1904-10-19
COURT OF APPEALS cAIFNnAe

Albany. oct S-The Court OF Appeals calendar
IS @5er "Wednesday follows: Nos. A. &C. s54 81 a. 81.
New-York tribune., 1904-10-19

The PAX King Is vessel OF asa tons. ovrnna bv
the Kwang Van Steamboat Company. OF Hong,
the Chi Wo steamboat CSraSDoons. Sons. and ts owned by
The companies are British concerns s ANO'Aa-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-09-03
AViso al publicO

En- Ia antigua y acreditada Sastrerfa do
r. Monies acabase de instalar una sucur-
sal de la muy reputada fabrica de sombre-
ros ''LA BELLA BOkINQUENA" do
Sucesores de Juan Cabrer s. en- o.. do
Ponce.
En- dicho establecimiento hallarA el pd-
blico, contnuamente, variado surtido dc
SO.YE sREss OS de todas classes; para
caballeros, para ninos, sefloritas y nifas.
De pajilla, de imitaci6n jipjapa y feltrO,
de pelo y lana.
Sc hace & la orden cualquier sombreros
para precios demas informes, dir1jase &
FORTALEZA, 2S.-San Juan. d.
d-sS
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-09-03

Delineante con 16 sfios de practica en- trabajos
de carreteras, ferrocarres, edifcios y desliRde
de terrenos tanto en- trabajos de campo eemo
de gabinete.
Sc encarga de toda clase dc trabajos de agri"
mensura demds concernente su ramo.
PRECIOS DE SITUACI0N.
CAGUAS. SAN JUAN.
Gale de Acosta. San Jose 49,
hna-S.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-09-03

Ia Ultima paRabra
LA FOTOGRAFIA PROGRESA

Cuenta 1usyama con una gsleria fotogrAhca
que dirige don Leopoldo Venegas.
Tojc trabajo que SO relacione con este ramo
de 10 industria nioderna, serA ejecutaae ALI con
arte prOntitud.
Especialidad ~ esq casa son los ampliaciones
Y postales ilumn das.
Para las primeA as hay marcos hermosos, dc los
tamalos que ell p1blico solicite.
De cualquier retrato que SO envie por eorreo, &c
hsce IA smpliscien6 postal.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-09-03
Jose LEonpart

STOP, 17-sANTURCE-PUERTo RICO
COLMAD0-Ventas al p0r mayor detail
Il Casa fandada en- kSS.
COmpleto surtido de Vines, Lesres, Aceites,
CsassrVas, Dulees y toda olsse de proyisisnss,
IMecrtseiaAss direstas.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-09-03
Fl pa1uelo de Lucia
CO {: n r O

SuS aTTeOatOS.
Cuando penetre en- la sala, el
aspecto del desgraclado era en
verdad espantoso.
Inmensamente abiertoS los
enrojecidos ojos, desencajado e
rostro, agitado el enhaquecidc
cuerpo por convulsivo espasmo
salian de su enronquecida gar.
ganta grunidos que querian SCI
palabras, y de sus COntraidos la
bios brotaba ell espumarajo san
guin olento del agudo paroxis-
mo. Desde la puerta, sobreco-
jida de horror, contemplate
aquella trist1sima escena, admi-
rando la abnegaCion de la carl
nosa hermana que senala9o Ell
semblante por las huellas de un
dolor sin llmites, con sus pala
bras, con sus ademanes, parecia
contener Ell desbordado frenes1
de aquel desdichado
-Vamos Eduardo, cal1nate,
lie decia con inflexiones acari-
ciadoras. va We que estas ton
terias acabaran por hacerte per-
der tn panuelo, tn querid1simo
pafluelo
Flo Ell loco sus extraviadas
pupilas en- la desolada hermana,
y llevando torpemente las tenn
blOrosaS manos al bolsillO de su
immense chaqueton, saco de ALI
un trozo de tela de color indeh-
nible, llevolo hasta sus labios en-
amoroso arranque, Y eChandose
sobre el anChislmo sillon que le
acercaba la hermana, cerro los
ojos, y quieto al fin, muy quie-
to, con la imponente quietud
que sigue siempre a las mas
grandes crisis, apretaba entire
sus manos Ell destenido panuelo,
Y caian de sus hinChados parpa-
dos silenciosas y bienhechoras
lagrimas.
La hermana 10 contemplate
con inhnita augusta y cuando
las ultimas gotas de aquel liam
to calmador sc CristaliZarOn en-
las pestanas del misero demen-
te, de puntlllas, sin ruido to-
mandome de la mano, me llev0
al pequenO mira dor que daDa al
jardinCitO.
Sc encerro breves momentos
en- una abstraction que no me
atrevi a turbar y luego dijo;
Sin duda, deseara usted, CO.
nocer la causa de esta terrible
enfermedad que aniquila q mi
pObre hermanO...
Y como yo me esCusara te-
morosa de agrandar su sufri
miento con recuerdos dolorosos,
a1adi6.
NADIA de ESQ, es para mi
dulcisimo consuelo hallar una
persona con Quien comunicar-
me.
iVivo tan aislada!
Apreto dos 6 tres veces sus
sienes pa1disimas con sus dia-
fanizadas lnanOs. como para en-
causar su penSamlentO, y en-
pezo;
En- ell ailO IS. -. mi hermano
llevado de sus inClinaciones mi
litares, conquistaba a nuestro
padre obtenlendo 81. permiSo pa
"a empezar los estudiOs inheren-
tes a la carrera de las armas.
Despediase de noSOtrOS una
calida manana del mes de AgOs-
to, y embarcaba por el puerto
de S. .... lindiSlma Ciudad en-
donde residianCs.
Dejaba a suS espaldas e. afec-
to profundisimo de nuestrO buen
papa, mis- ternuras de hermana
cari1osa, y ell inocente y puro
amor de una preCiosa nina que
era no solo el ensueflo mas her
moso de su cOraz0n, sino el en-
canto de nuestro padre y el milo
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-09-03
MDweSas cubanaS

sKHAN RECIBIDO EN- Ell BOLETIN
Ell Secreto de Rosaura ........I Ie cts.
lose Martf. .............Io 10 ctsa
FL tiple cubano (decimas; cantos
y sadechas pepslareS. 40 CO
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-09-03

SOnandO muChO a la bend1t;
som bra de la mas bella espe
rama.
Eduardo adelantaba en- su ca
rrera y la algeria nos embriaga-
ba con sus resplandores.
Las cartas de los j0venes cads
vez mas apasionadas Sc suce
dian periodicamente y los
dias que trascurr1an entire una
y una, Sc pasaban leyendo y re
'leyendo las recibidas, y forman
do los proyeCtos mas seductoreS
para 10 porvenlr.
A llegar a este punto, altera
das sus facciones por penosa
contraction, Gallo un momento
Serenandose continue:
En- Ell mundo Sc enCuentra
gente para todo; ano es asi?
Sepa usted pues, que ell padre
de Lucia era esClavo del mas
censurable vicio que puede te-
ner hombre alguno:
Ira jugador!
Cierta noche, la suerte capri
chosa siempre, sc burlaba de el.
Jugaba, jugaba y perdia.
Enloquecido por la febre del
desquite siguio jugando hasta
que la luz del alba, hermosa
mas que nunca, 10 sorprendio
juntO a la maldita mesa.
Llvido, tambaleandose, Sc 1e-
vanto al fin.
Para un hombre decente, las
deudas contraidas en- el juego
son sagradas.
Para una hija, el honor de su
Padre debe serlo tambien.
Lucia sorprendio el trastorno
de su padre y obtuvo la confe.
sion fatal.
lDeb1a al Coronel Pesquera
una cantidad que no podia pa
garl
Estaba perdido.
Pero ella puede salvarle. -.
-iOh Virgen mia, ayudame!
dice la nina a la imagen que
vela en- la cabecera de su ca
mita.
Ell Coronel la ANA; con una
palabra basta para salvar a su
padre. y la pronunCia. -.
iOh saCri1cio sublime de la
mas adorable de las criaturasl
iOh padre ciego que no miras
la. enorme respOnsabilidad que
vas a contraer!.
Fui la encargada de participar
a Eduardo la cruel noticia, y
tuve que ser confdente de sus
impetuOsas rebeldias, como era
testigo de las mudas desespera-
clones de la infeliz Lucia.
Por una de esas inexplicables
genialidades de! destino, Eduar-
do va tenlente, vino a servir en-
el battalion que estaba al mando
del Coronel Pesquera.
tPueden aCaso deSatarse los
lazoS del amor que ha undo dos
COrazones en- los albOres de la
vida?
Las aDgustias de Lucia, las
ansiedades de Eduardo, isolo 70
las COnOC1a!
Ali estaba cerca de ellos
amparandolos y defendiendoloe
contra los asaltos de la inven-
cible passion.
ST uSted ha Querido alguna
vez, Comprendera cuan amargo
era el tormento de aquellos co
raZOneS.
iVivlr tan cerca, y no encon-
trarse nunca! iAmarse tanto y
no poder nj hablar! -.
iEstO era demasiadO fuerte!
Lo que paso tenia que suce-
der.
Una noche, Lucia Sc paseaba
por ia enarenada plazoleta que
encuadraba su lindisimo pabe
lion.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-09-03

en- las tenues vaguedades de I'm
rayo de luna. -.
! Sumergida en- las profundida-
des de su pensamiento, creyo
hallarse lejos, muy leJos, de to-
das aquellas cOsas que como te-
naces pesadillas la mortifcaban
! desde tanto tempo.
Una voz idolatrada la viene a
despertar.
-iLuc1la!.
Eduardo! -.
iAbre los ojos, quiere huir,
pero va es tarde!
ALI a sus pies, irresistible, SD
plicante, esta Eduardo; su
Eduardo!
-iUn momento, vida mia, solo
TN momento! Que te olga una
vez sola para morlr, para morir
despues.
Y besaba apasionadamente,
ora los rizadOs enCajillos que
bordeaban el ligero traje de Lu-
ella, ora las adoradas manos que
no aCertaba soltar ..,.
oh amor, dominador eterno
de los CoraZoneS, Cuantas des
graClas acarreas!
La traicionera claridad de la
luna iluminaba la esCena.
Algu1en pasa. Iqu1en es?
Aun Sc oye el quejido de las
hojas secas que glmen bajo la
pisada brutal de aquellos pies
que COrren, COrren ..
NADIA temas, vida mia, es-
tas conmigo.
Ven, dice Eduardo.
Y huyen precipitadamente de |
algo, de alguien.
Llegan hasta Ell pabellon de !
Eduardo, situado en- 10 mas all
to de la esCarpada orilla, sobre
el mar, que rompe sus embra- |
vecidas olas contra los indoma =
bles arrecifes,
Entran, cierran, escuchan... -.
va Sc oyen en- la escalera, las
sordas impreCaCiones del coro-
mel, y Ell siuiestro ruido. de las
carabinas.
-Salvame Eduardo dice LII
ella, refugiandose en- sus brazos,
qu1ero la muerte antes que la
deshonra!
Vida de mi vida moriremos
juntos, dice Eduardo besando
su nevada frente, por aqu1 -.
Empuja la estreCha ventani-
LA que abre sobre los arrecifres,
cole entire sus brazos Ell desfalle-
Cido cuerpo de Lucila. 10 coloca
subre el estrecho pretil, y mien-
tras con una mano rodea su in
ClinadO Cuello para sostenerla, |
con la otra Sc apalanCa en- el
respaldo de una silia y toma
impulse
Sc abre la puerta, suena uni
tiro. -. el brazo poderoso que
sujetaba a Lucia destrozado por
la bala afoja su preston -.
Un Cuerpo Cae al mar, y otro
nadando en- sangre rueda por el
pisO
Por la madrugada, cuando me
10 trajeron casi mOribundo, aun
apretaba en- su cerrada mano Ell
panuelo azul que rodeaba el pa
luelo de Lucia.
Repuesto al fin de la horrorosa
febre que lie abraso duranteI
muChOs d1as, su cerebro qued0I
envueltO en- la mas densa niebla.
LA luz de su raz0n Sc habia
extinguidO para siempre!
Desde entOnceS, no ha pro-
nunCiado una palabra mas.
Con freCuenCia le acometen
esas terribles crisis que Vd. ha
presenciado, y en- tales momen-
tos. solo puede calmarle la vista
del panuelo que Guido de poner
en- su bolsillo al principiar ell
ataque, V CuyOS SuavlSimOS CO.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-09-03
DOCTOR ALVAREZ VALDES

Cirujano-Dentista Americana con 20
a6os de practica.
Con todoS hos elementos necesarios
para ell ejercicio de su profession.
Horas de oncina. De De NJ =
SaA RMe3see n. mos ae IA Fnmasia bGxbtR
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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-09-03
IA C|UDAD CONDAL "
--HERRERo V SANTANA
CALLE DE la CRUZ, SAN JUAN, P. R.

Ofrecen e1 ,nejor surtido en- sillas
de montar.-Pinturas. Aceites Bar
nices. -Generos de punto. .-Porcela~
na.-Loza de Pedernal y Cristalerfa.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1904-06-17

Hawaiian bred competitors harness
held by Creoa bred by Creole of True
his Waialae Ranch by the Hon. D. p Is.
who had before been driven the track
in training for weeks under Jim Quinn,
successful trainer and driver OF this Territory made
superb the Eleventh of June against Denne Haley
Quinn pioted the pucky little Waaae hy the wire win
head after exciting speed and spirit The
be credited the local track at
seconds slower than the Peasan
The previous authentic record stood 223
the first burst and is laid with
bowed tendon The and Quinn guar
within months Under
training Creoa likely clip valuable second two off
She is six rising chestnut
with white blaze her forehead
the only hope of the Waialae ranch There
who around without much trouble
senberg raising colts from standard by grand
Narin and ready breeding with Doodle ponis
ing three year old stallion of a Sable Wilkes mare