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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-04-27
NotaS y noticiaS
Una fiesta agradabIe

En- Ia casa de los distinguidos espo-
SOS Ruff la Rosa hubo anteanoche una
agradable reunion donde Sc hail6 has
ia despues de las doce de la noche.
transcurriendo deliciosas las horas.
Con motive de ausentarse temporal
mente de San Juan la senorita Barba-
rena de Ia Rosa fu@ obsequiada con
una mdsica que baio la direction del
conocido professor Martinez, de la ban
da de la P. l., acompahado de Mi
Ian, Quiara, Brao, Pefa Nesorana Y
Valle, ejecutaron bonitas escogidas
piezas bailables.
Concurrieron las seforas de la Rosa
de Ruiz, de Salgado, Vera de Gonz5-
lez, senoritas Barbarena y Adela de la
Rosa, Margarita Volkes, Tit Abreu,
Mercedes Menendez, Rosa Blanca Ruiz
y otras mas que no recordamos, es de-
cir un grupito escojido de buenas bal
ladoras que al dulcisimo compass de
nuestras inimitables danzas hacen OIL
vidar penas y sonar en- la tangible fe-
licidad de esas festas gratfsimas.
Los duefios de la casa muy atentos
y obsequiosos supieron cumplir una
vez mas con los deberes de Ia mas ex-
tricta cortesania
La nota de amor no podfa faltar.
Sc dice que una adorable parejita que
ALI lucia donaire y gracias pronto
realizara sus deseos de amor sofiado
en- alas de dulce fantasia.
Sanquirico no puede quejarse de su
suerte que es la mejor de las ideas,
acuardo lie iluininan unos ojos tan her
mosos como Ell color de la segunda de
las virtudes teologales.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-04-27
Los SOmbrerOS de Monies

En- la elegante sastrerfa de don Ro-
sendo Monies, esta instalada, desde
hace pocos dfas una verdadera exposi-
ci6n de som breros de la acreditada fa-
brica del senior Cabrer, de Ponce.
Ell aspecto general del estableci-
miento, 10 mismo que Ia secci6n de
som breros, que son muy elegantes y
de Ultima novedad, ofrecen al pdblico
una impression agradable y un golpe
de vista que llama la atencion, por Ia
novedad que representa-.
El establecimiento ha sido ensancha-
do y ofrece muy buen aspecto.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-04-27
Ell BOHEMIO

FL boheInio no esta clasi6cado entire
los cientos de especies v variedades
que la historic natural adiudica la
escala zoologica: en- vano 10 buscais
entire los vertebrados. por ejcmplo,
porque jamas sc disloca en- con-
torsiones de vanidad ridicula. nj en-
tire los anhbios por que es incspaz de
respirar mas que en- Ia superficie a
luz del sol, siendole totalmente impo-
sible el vivir fuera de ella, aunque
mamifero, como todos los de la misma
especie, la que por singuls ridad,
peuenece, animal es, que no molesta
mucho a su nodriza, Ia nsturaleza, pa
IA 81, en- vez de madre, madrasta: des-
tetale ests siempre prematuramente
Su origen sc pierde en- la noche de
los tiempos. Diogenes fue bohemia.
Con el romantfciSmo lloron adquirio
proporciones de gigante, hacienda
furor, tomo carta de turaleZa en- la vi
da ordinaria en- donde resulta una an
titesis, mas que ESQ, una contradiction,
molesto, por tanto casi siempre.
La magica batuta, de Puccini nos
ha hecho llorar, cantandonos sus amo-
res.
Mujer reir y llnrar al propio tempo
revelandonos suS intimidadeS.
Ser bohemjo he ahi la suprema as
Ipiracion de la juventud decadente, de
imagination viva para la que en- su
inexperienced ser bohemia es serlo
|todo.
iBohemio!, que pocos los son! Sc
mejante al antique trovador, pobre
poeta errante,. el verdadero Bohemia,
|nuevo gladiator herido en- la arena
del circo de la vida por ella marcia,
sin esperanza trabajando mucho, Co
miendo POGO, dulce, reslgnado, tras de
la quimera del ideal, cuya vision lie
hace temblar de la febre, crando no
de fr1o, Sigtlie1do la invariable Inca
recta que con1uce de la redaccion la
CANA numerada del hospital, la lie
|gada sin tropezar con la carcel, sor-
teando valientemente los sarzaleS del
camino, aquellos en- donde el deja gi-
roneS de Su alma trozoS de su piell
Su lntermedio entire el hombrc Ell
Dios llamase Petronio en- Roma; Ger
vantes en- Espafia; Muset, en- Frsncia;
Werther, en- Alenania, degraciado eI
incomprendido en- todas parties y en-
las epocss.
Un craneo de bohemia es igual al
de diez mil tontos.
Cada vez que el Todopoderoso fa-
brica uno Sc lie roinpen igual ndmero
de moldes. -.
Y fnalmente para terninar en- ell
cielo y os ruego no seals indiscretos,
existe I'm rinconcito con este simpa-
tico t1tulo "Archiparaiso Bohemia.
A la puerta el angel del genio ro-
deado de brillante cohorte recibe de
tarde en- tarde TN alma bohemia que
entra ALI por derecho propio, al son
de m1sica du1cfsima.
Sometido 4 minuciosa requisitoria,
San Pedro, que fue algo bohemia, pre-
gunta invariablemente:
-lHas sido periodista en- Judea7
-En Espafia, responde el candi-
dato.
-iBuena gentel replica Ell ap6stol, y
abrazandole carihosamente exclama;
aguarda, voy encerrar 4 los pocos
fondistas que hay por aquf. -.
G0mS0EO 5. l9iUerO.
San Juan, P. r., ~ de Abril, 1904.
n o. 1xnn
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-04-27
Los bomberos

No parece que el municipio entien-
de que es question impOrtante la dc
organizar cuanto anteS TN cuerpo de
bonberos. fin de que eSta poblaci6n
no Siga en las condolences de peligro
en- que sc halla ahora.
Tambien seria conveniente que Ia
iniciativa particular iomase algunas
medidas conducentes al prop6sito, pa
ra que no tenga que hacerlo todo el
municipio v ademaS, encuentre quien
lie anime en- la obra que es necesario
llevar 4 cabo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-04-27
Los puebl0S an8zadOS

A sus pueblos han regresado va los
delegados la Asamblea de represen-
tantes que Sc celebro en- esta capital,
en- ell local de nuestra redaccion; han
vuelto con una esperanza a sus locali-
dades, porque han cumplido con sus
de5eres hasta el punto de realizar sa-
crifcios costosos por llenar ese deber
que Sc han propuesto cumplir hasta
que el exito corone sus aspiraciones
tan legitimas.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-04-27
NOmbramientO COnfTInadO

En- el gobierno Sc ha recibido TN
telegrama del Gobernador Hunt, par
tieipando que ha sido nombrado Mr..
Beckman Winthorp para susttituiy1e.
Dicho sefior Beckman Winthorp
ocupa en- Filipinas e1 cargo de secre-
tario del Gobierno, y ha sustituido du--
rante sus ausencias al Gobernador
Taft. Dfcese que es miiy amigo del
Presidente Roosevelt, y que pertene-
ce al regimiento de los Rough Reders
de que era jefe a Presidente cuando
IA guerra hispano americana.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-04-27
BUEN vIAJE

Embarc6 hoy para los Estados Uni
dos, nuestro amigo don Miguel Hurta-
do, teniente re de Ia policfa insular,
d6nde pasara dos meses.
Que Sc divierta el querido amigo.
SeMsfe1'
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-04-27
Por seduction

En- Cayey fue detenido por el cabo
Jimenez Ell individuo Celestino Rodri--
guez, por seduction de la joven Eme-
terra Rivera.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-04-27

Tambien fue detenido en- San Ger
man el individuo Andres Rodriguez,
por seduction de la joven Maria Te-
resa Jusino, siendo puesto DISPOSE
cion del Juzgado.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-04-27
Pr0flSOS TeCIamadOS
y capturadOS

Leon Cruz, profugo desde 1903 y re-
clamado por Ell Juez de Yauco por ell
delito de hurto, ha sido capturado en-
Aguadilla por el guardia Milar6.
El teniente Tallada, ha detenido en-
Arecibo Monserrate Ocasio, requisi-
tornado por la corte, por el delito de
abuse de confanza.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-31

Later Il was decided that, ewing
10 the difficulty met with IN munip.
ulating the cage. and also the dan
ser 10 ita lnhabtant, that the best
course would be- "a walt until the
raising was accomplished and then
remove the treasure This course
was adopted owing 10 the fact that
the workmen would have t0 tear
great portion of the cabin work
Of the steamer which be- made Of
costly aud elegantly finished wood
II iH the opinion Of Captain Finch
that the long exposure 90 the water
viii la NO way affect the valuation
81 the wood other than 90 dull the
gloss
The destruction Of this woodwork
would. u Is thought. cause an an
necessary expense in rrnttiuR the
steamer after she lH brought to the
surface. So far na has been seen
the woodwork of the vessel with
the exception OF the forward cabin
aud such parts ah we're Injured by
the rxpluHlan which occurred when
the steamer went under lh la excel
lent condition, AN unnecessary de-
Htrurlion In this respect VIII as
far as possible. be- avoided by Cap
tain Finch.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-31
CARNIVAL.
OF THIEVERY

Catherine CiatherR ~ 1G0iH
tlrHt avenue. complained Co the po-
lice thia morning that her room was
entered last uiHht while she and "a
roommate uero asleep aud her gold
wktch. valued az $50 stolen Neither
Of The young ladies heard the inlet
Richard Blum. Of t0a FIuh ave
enue. reported 90 the police YeHier-
daY that hia room had been entered
and "a rev cult ~ clothes stolen.
Rose Mcclure. 81 1891 seventh
avenue. reported 10 the police yrH-
tsfday that her room was entered
yesterday during her absence ~
work and two feather plumes stolen
valued Ht SO. Money aud rings
were left intact
Katie Thompson. ~ 1914 Second
avenue. complained 60 the police
yesterday that her room had been
entered during her absence and a
cold watch wIth her name enFruved
ga che back and alec on the inside
of the case MAS stolen from her room
u the y ". g. A. building
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-31
STEVE ERODE
rs IN SEATTLE

flala Williams. colered. accused ~
stealing valuable aiaunnd atnd
frnm M e. Haffin ften feN days
aEn. Rlii have her prtiimlnAfi heHf-
ING Thursday. Steve Hfudle eas
arrested yesterday a. nn accom-
pilae % the Williams woman by
city Detective flsthee II o.
claimed b. the police that nfodls
received the largest part 81 tHs PRO-.
ceeds resulting from the raunEne ~
the diamond. which NaH valued az
about 500
The Williams woman. hnWeFer.
had the pawn ticket iu her puesnH-
sion when placed uudsr arraaf AZ
fret she expressed a willingness 60
plead guilty and waive preliminary
hearing. but nuW wants trlaf
Steve Hrodie o. a race track tout
ard last spring was given a nua-
pended sentence 81 three months by
Police Judge George and az that
time pleaded hard faf the mercy Of
the court. Since that time be has
been continually Ia and out - the
city regardless 81 the sentence Both
are notorious offenders
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-31

which was sunk about 100 miles
south OF Douglas island aud from
which 90 tons were removed last
year.
In addition 10 this search will
he made for an old Russian cruiser
which went down in tho northern
waters more than 30 years ago.
Capt Finch has an approximate
know ledge Of the whereabouts uf
the cruiser and ia OF the opinion
that he viii hc able to find the
wreek before long.
The poatponemcnt Of the work Of
raising the steamer islander IA due
20 the fact that Il will take several
months Go properly equip the work
men for the undertaking In order
that proper llEhm may bo had bat
tortea viii have 90 be placed within
the globes themselves. AZ the other
liEhts do not work satisfactorily
The work Of raising the long lost
steamer lniander which has been
taken up hY the Neptune Salvage
company OF this city under the a.
reetlun of Captain Lynch. who is
the acting manager of the company.
has been postponed until ucAt
spring President Gottstcin. Of the
Neptune Salvage company. an
nuuneCd this morning that the work
could not possibly gu ON while the
weather remained a. IL has been
ever since the vessel vas fret dis
covered.
tain Finch. The company will hold
another meeting shortly. during
which the matter will DE definitely
settled.
With the coming Of the fall
months. which always bring about
stormy weather az frequent inter
walls. Il 20 thought 10 be too danger
Gus 90 manipulate the cage The
bottom % the channel whore the
Islander Il located. Is very uneven
and running almost from the puai
tiou whore the bow Of the vessel
lies 60 the stern az an angle Of g.
degrees.
Besides this the bottom Of the
channel Il rocky and the task of
moving the cage about among the
rocks la accomplished when the
sea IL anyway rough. With no little
risk % the manipulation.
The company has already ordered
the chains and other paraphernalla
necessary fof the raising of the voa-
sci
The stern % the steamer lies a.
n depth 81 $40 feet. while the bow
of the steamer 81 resting AZ about
100 feet More than loo feet 81
heavy chain Nll be necessary for
the suspension ~ the islander and
bringing her 60 the surface Of tho
water Some time age the company
held a meeting for the purpose u
deciding az O. whethef u would BE-
a good policy for them 40 20 u the
expense % purchasing the apparat-
us this season. or walt until next
summer. when the elements would
b. more favorable
The results ~ this meeting pFeal-
dent Goitstrln refused % make nuh-
lie other than 20 aay that the mat
ter would rest for q week o. 30.
pending an additional report from
Captain Pinch in the north. L Vas
az first decided BY the officials %
the Neptune salvage company 90
take the gold which vent Gown
with the steamer. out first after
which the vessel Itself would BE-
brought 10 the surface o. the water
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-31
WORK OF RAISING
ISLANDER POSTPONED
NEPTUNE SALVAGE COMPANY FEARS the ROUGH WEATHER
Will rNoANeHR THG WORKOUT OFF UNTIL SPRING

The work Of raising tho aunken
steamer lalander. witch has hsen
taken up by the Neptune Salvage
company % this city, has been nnst
poned until next aprlng. The newa
feaehed this city On the steamer
City 81 Seattle. which arrived In
port this morning Cart Nicholaen.
ot the City Of seattle. stated that
while his vessel was az Juneau
eapt Finch, Who ia directing the
work Of raising the Islander. told
him that he had quilted up stakes.
a. Tar a. the islander was concern
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-31
COMPANY
DENIES IT
MYSTERY SURROUNDS $4,000
HoLpuP ON TIE OREGON
SHORT LINE

SALT LAKE Aus az Pacific
Express officials here are ignorant
OF the fiaao holdur on the urr-
gan short Line nt kemmsrer Wyo.
last night II is reported here that
the robbers secured 5000 of thr
keWmerer Coal com HauYH money.
overlooking $4,000 Ia the seufnr
FuHsra are pursuinE the rnbhHfH
ouu report received early thia
morning SAYS three masked men
held az the express aNeut and armed
Fuhri just az train 80 uu the
Oregon short Zine uaa leaving the
station "a 4 So o'clock thiH morning
and took FROM them tifeo.
They beat the railroad men into
inssnslbnItY Nith the butts ~ their
guns end escaped The mnneY vas
% pas uff fdal miners.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-31
LITTLE TALES
TERSELY TOLD

Crewsli'a delirateaaeu on Hewitt
avenue. In E0erptt. was entered
hurFlaru Monday night There was
only e. cents ln che place The bur
glars tried O. enter the QUAKER drug
store ~ ! a.eiork. bat we're fright
ened away Two suspects have been
arrested =
hsotin Il Hoon 90 have a nea ape-
"a hunse The FrFaeIl opera house
has been undergoing several mater
iai changes. and viii Hnon b. open
81 for the season
T. T OlmAeAd. an old citizen II
Occur d'Afau idahn. uae Killed on
Monday - having iaEa faii anon
him and haaklnr his hafk Mr.
Olmatead aaa 90 rsar old and
lsaFea a wifa and alx children
The lury Al Colvllis yesterday re-
turned a verdict 81 guilty in the ease
OF the safe against Nat Turner uho
Va one ~ The gang 81 Whifeeap-
pera Who outraged G " Thomas
lat March
while Intoxicated John Kf@ai n
miner ~ Nes Lawson. bruiglls a..
aaaiied bic Nlfe. and ended ~ r.
dHelnK al the furniture 10 fnaH-
msnla lie Naa ARRESTED and vtli BE-
tried today n niaek diamond
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-31
LAWYER
ON TRIAL
T N. MILLER FtNEp ron As.
sAuLT COMMITTED ON HIs
WIFE

Z NJ Miller an attorney Of this
city waH fined 81 By Police Judge
George this morning for aAauultlng
his wife AT her home. 900 Howell
street ON August rs. about & o'clock
IN the evening. The Millera have
been separated for about three
weeks aud both OF them are anxious
Ia have divorce proceedings filed.
Miller ia Mrs. Alice q. MHler'H see
ond husband ON the evening Of
August rs Miller came ln To his
wifo'a home and entered the place
while uhe was out one OF the two
boys. her sous. was AZ home.
shortly Afterwards Mira Miller
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-31

Ths entirely aa'r Of philanthropy Win dollars
and rents We control the market while and
seek hsr naaai esel In this do three tmc the b
otherwise would and who a
speaking Advertisement for long he lives
marked he eae
Northde al
three. and
foot u IN adjoining land for cash
$500 prove viii you
o the
and then the permit almost 20 taxi advantage 81
SO cash and 81 The
all kinds rich hs iaam phu clay and fruit land
so1na aud much " has view
~ best leading of
ani f~ months the
v hourly
purchaser siveu complete original ahst together
With eerthate from = Hunod the we'll kn3wa title
TIA the title 81 gbsowtciy perfect
the take the 20 m Great Northern 10
drive car 80
Wll De back Ina the ci'y before
enough along Mr. Holloway a deposit
the aud what You viii almost certainly
disappointed ~ do not
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-31
AFRAiD or HIS WIFE

Edward Lyons yesterday institute
cd divorce proceedings against hlH
wife Mrs. Frances Lyons. "a female
barber on ground of cruelty. Lyons
claims That hiH wife has abused him
aa terribly tbnt he IL afraid 10 live
with haf any longer.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-31
GRIEF TURNED TO JOY

Fred stefano. the 6.yoar.old son
OF Mr. and Mrs Pred stefavr who
live ln the vicinity ~ nlif'Trcie
yard in the southern part II the
city vas returned 20 hla frantic
father and mother ~ city DIGESTIVE
Lane. who arrived on the scene
Yesterday AFTERNOON 90 time 90
tteaE up 81 attempt 70 reeoYar the
body ~ Tho child. which they
- "A had been drowned ln a
1fnd IN she vicinity where he
haI Ven eiaYinr Young stefauo
vas picked up near police head
quarters
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-31
PENCIL PUSHERS
WILL con KENE

The Washington State Amateur
Press Association will hold itH first
annual convention in Seattle. sep
tsmber q Representative amateur
journalists from nll parts ~ the
state viii be present and participate
in the proceedings Of the conxen-
ton. There will also be addresses
by men prominent Ia newspaper
work
Tho following local amateurs have
been appointed reception commit
tee. Measra W. y Parker. Roy
Erford. EArie a. Rowcli A. r..
Schmidt and A. r. Fufbush. and
Misses Frieaa clark and LEILA par-
her.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-31

Hlhhhed his arm with d TIA cam and
hmeafed the blood from the eut an
over hia face tn make the 1aiiar be-
iieYo be WaH in a critical condition.
iHfi NIGHT A. a result ~ hla noif.
inflicted wound he VIII be laid up
Tor some time with sore arm. while
HE cravings Htlii remain uuHatlafed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-31
LEAVES IT TO COURT

Louis HOMELAND filed o dafsare
suit in the superior court yeaterIuy
against tiaii nruthers Marine. Ran.
read ana ipbuildlHK company NJ
claims 90 have ieeu caught tn some
revolving machinery in the plant ~
the defendant last July ana badly
asurrd. It. asks damages ta 81 hat-
eYef extent the court mag deem
equitable.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-31

cd for the winter.
Capt Finch said he would leave
Juneau within the next two days
for killinoo said Capt. Nicholson
There he viii begin search for the
$500 anchor lost hy the steamer
spokane last year
The local officials Of the Neptune
Salvage company today stated that
the company had decided to pa of
the work for the present year Dur
ms the winter Capt Finch viii re-
sumo tho work OF taking ca, the
concentrates from the old barge
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-31
PROVED FRUTLESS

II Miranda. ~ morphine fena and
innsale of The citY IA. dra.fuun 81
obtaining the dfuE e. satisfy he
cravings and stop IA. suffering
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-31

The schooners J. W elise. Alex
ander T Brown and Wilbert smith
are due from San Pedro They are
believed 20 have been delayed BY tho
heavy fogs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-31
DAVIS SON IS
CRITICALLY Ill

ELK1Ns. " Va. Aug ai.-John
T Davis. son 81 the democratic vice
presidential nominee. Henry e. pa
Vie. BE- critically iil At the Davis Me
mortal hospital He o. suffering
from typhoid fever. with which be
sAa taken down while on a visit
10 the home u bis wife'a mother.
Mrs Armatead. a week ago.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-31

Ne rot buy a subdivision unlcsq we Fet Il
figures that ei enable make prices that shut
competition that particular district waile
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Why We Sell Land for Less
Than Adidnlpg Property
Is Priced
Nortfside Garden Tracts a Marked
Example OF This Policy

people wonder Why 'or
adjoining property b. bad It's business sse au here D.
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PAIL wooLESs have arrived.
HERALD. Tailor. 1888 Seeoua. 80
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Excursion rates on photos at
EEFan a Erickaoua studio. 1916
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BY
BERTHA M. CLAY

| took keen critical survey of her pale
face. She was woman enough to
feel pleased that such fair, tranquil
beauty still fingered there. One or two
golden hairs had strayed from under.
meath the black front and the widows
cap: sh chastity cut them off. No; 1t
was impossible, she thought, that any
one could recognize her. All that re-
NAMED of the fair and lovely Lady
Vioante was the pathetic beauty Of the
large violet eyes; even those were dis
guised by the darkened brows.
IF DR.. Hearne did not know me- |
aeed not fear Beatrice" she thought;
"he liked, and she hated me-liking is
quicker than hate"
She went into the schoolroom then,
Great patches Of golden sunshine lay
athwart the white floor; the long win
dows were open, and the perfumed air
came in sweet and odorous gusts. The
children ere all assembled-fairfaced
girls, with quick eyes and nimble
fingers. a certain nameless restless.
ness went through them all; it was
known that Lady Selwyn was coming
to the school that day,
little class came up to read, and
thel essen from the day was that beau
tiful story of Ruth and Boaz. Despite
her trouble, the goyerness followed 1t;
the poetry struck her 80 forcibly. She
could see the field with the lovely
golden wheat, all ripe and yellow.
The figure of Naomi, old, and stricken
in years; Ruth, so fair and comely, so
patient; and Boaz, tall and erect,
"rhy people shall be my people; thy
God shall be my God and whitherso.
ever thou goest, | too will 60"
A sigh that was almost sob, burst
from her. That was the love she had
dreamed of long years ago in her
fathers house. That had been her
drcam--what was the reality? His peo'
ple--her people-ah! Then there was
a stir among the children, a murmur Of
excitement; and one girl, older than
the rest. came up TO her. dropping a
courtesy:
III you please, ma'am," she said,
here is my Lady Selwyn,"