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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-10-29
DeClaraCiOn..d de.a amor
y de aCtuaIidad.
Senorita:


Desde que nuestras miradas Sc cruzaron,
los primeros ca1onazos enemigos en- Puer-
to Arturo, mi pecho es una bomba de ca
non de tiro rapido. La passion que infa-
ma q mi pobre Kuropatkine, es decir, a
mi pobre coraz6n, es una batalIa de Muk-
den por 10 terrible y abrasadora.
Vuestros ojos que son generates Kuroki
y Nogi vuestra boca que es ell mariscal
Oyama, me han subyugado y enloquecido
de tai manera, que'quisiera robaTos ell CO.
raz6n como rob6 los tecolines q la Casa de
Cambio, famoso Rouviar.
lOh encantadora perla del sol naciente!
Corresponded mi Garlic, pues de 10 con-
trario mi coraz6n sellaria como torpedo
pedazos de mi NAL acorazado pecho. Mi
rad que este blanco papel, es la bandera
de parlamento que agito para que cesen
las batallas y las escaramuzas que Sc IL
bran en- mi alma, entire mi passion Y vues-
tro desd6nl lMirad que he sido derrotado
por vuestFos ~ojos, como 10 fu@ Roietsvens-
KY por ell almirante Togo! imirad que he
caldo entire vuestras redes, como cay6
Puerto Arturo en- manos de los s6bditos
del Mikadol
81, dulce ametraIladora, recibid carifio-
sa la Manchuria que os ofrezco, no desde-
fieis el protectorado sobre mi alma. ,Ob
mi mas querido tubo lanza tornedosI Per-
donadme 81 he cometido nm atrav;miorto
con dispararos esta metralla. Yo ohubiera
querido aguantarme en- declararos mi amor
como Sc aguant6 Succi treinta dfas sin CO.
mer, pero no he podido. Por piedad en-
vladme vuestra plenipotenciaria carta, pa
"a que establezca primeramente Ell armis-
tclo, y despu6s la paz entire mi passion y
vuestro desprecio.
Dadme vuestro amor, 81 no hareis que
me convierta en- un averiado DESTROYER,
que remolcado por la terrible deception,
canine al acaso, sin encontrar nunca un
puerto salvador donde pueda tomar COM
bustible para Ia alimentaci6n de sus calde.
ras,-C
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BA!Y ON.
Hoy pToflete estaT muy animadO e
nuehIg ae baYaMOn.

A Iascuatro de la tarde: carreras de
caballos en- la caIIe del Comercio, otorgan-
dose por 81 Jurado un premio al de mas
escape
"a las einco; Juego de cintas y cabal-
gata de mas de Glen ginetes de ambos Sc
kos.
. sAt las 3, retreta por la banda de la po-
licfat insular, que dirige Ell professor senior
Verar, en- la Plaza de la Santa Cruz.
Alas no, bale en- los salones del CAST
no Espahol, orquesta poncefia de don Do
mingo Cruz (Cocolfa
Bale de .artesanos en- los salones del
sAyuntamiento, por Ia orquesta del senior
Casimiro Duehesne.
Con obieto de facilitar el trafco Sc ha
dispuestoI el siguiente itinerario del tren:
1 Salidos de Bayam6n y Capital simulta-
neamente
4 Darante Ia mafiana: 6, rs, 80, 9.45,
III, 1915.
DprahEe Ia tarde: /. 80, 2. 8o,S $50, 44O,
$50, 6.15.
Durante la nOche: I, $50, 10, 12.
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Un h6mbr6 honrado. 7

Senior Editor. --SirvaSe informar sus lee
loreS quei We esCriben Confidenoialmente
tes msndare por oorreo en- Carta sellada 81
plan que segui y por oil cual obtuve el resta-
blacimiento permanente y compacto de mi
Eatud y vigor varonil deBpues de afioB de au-
frimientos de debilidad nerviosa, perdidas
nooturnaB y parties debiles atrofadas. rIa
No es mi idea Conseguir dinero. de nadie;
fui FobAdoy estafado por charlatanas, haata
perder Ia fe del g6nero humane, peFo, graCias
Dios, egtoy ahora bien vigoHoso fuerte, '
con deseo de hacer Oonocer todos eato reme-
die. cieRto de eurarse. @=s /.
No teniendo NADIA que vender nj uua On
viaR G.. A. D., no dOgeo dinero.
DiFooCi6n; q. BrAnt, Box DOlFsy. Wioh.
WM. iTITJ. t-. II 'sr.'i - ,N.- i
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NOCHE De
TENIPES1AD.

Aquella noche, pesar del ruido del
viento que fuertemente golpeaba las pare
des, hac1a rechinar las veletas ~ gemfa en-
los corredores, mi amiga dorrh1a profun-
damente; yo. Yelaba iunto la ella.
Yo no dormfa porque pensaba sumido
en- la mas terrible desesperaci6n, en- sus
mentiras y traiciones. l.a n.a ...
Me levante aproVechando sd .suedo, to-
me pecho de mi querida, aquel Goraz6n que
me habfa vendido, 10 cologne sobre la
chimenea en- un vase de porcsIana de la
China. ..-.. - t- .....
Luego, arranqu6 de aquella hermosa
frente ell pensamiento, aquel pensamiento
que habfa huido de mi, u 10 puBe tambien
en- una taxa del Jap6n tan fragil ~ delica-
da que Ia hubiera roto seguramente el vue-
10 de un pajaro al rozarla con el aire.
Por Gltimo, de sus .labios de rosa, Golf
los impuros besoa las falsas caricias con
que me habfa alucinado, " los introduce en-
un jarr6n de cristal do Bohemia tan POGO
resistente que podfa romperse simplemente
con Ell ligero choque del dedoHde un nj
no. ~ ..@.uaI w. LIS N
En- seguida abrf la ventana y Ell hura-
can Sc precipit6 en- la .habitaci6n asolando,
romplendo, destFozandolo todoy y llevan-
dose lejos, muy lejos, el vase, liza taxa, ell
jarr6n que todo lo-contenfan. IT
Yo al verlos volar, la nee una sonora
carcajada, va NADIA le quedaba aquella
infame con que poder desesperarme.
De repente despert6, abri6 sus negros
y hermosfsimos ojos, y yolyi6 hacia mi
unas miradas (yo me habfa olvidado de
quitarselos, tan puras, tan sentimentales,
tan deliciosamente amorosas, que loco, de-
sesperado, salte por la ventana,. y corrf
tras las rafagas nocturnas para que me
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LA VILLA DE MADRID.-En es-
tableeiniento, montado al estilo de Euro
ropa, han recibido muchas novedades tales
como pafio de billaT frances, aimohadas de
plumas, .yiehys ingleses para -camisas, ca
sinires ingleses alfombras de- oriente per-
sian lown, colchonetas, paraguas, y. Ell c6-
-lebre .tirante ''chester." iGran ,surtido de
corbatas, pafuelos de seda, perfumerfa
FRANCESCA En- la Villa de- Madrid COM
pran todas las personasd de gusto refnado.
!. San francisco 81. Ia Telefono no, 273.
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INnIclnlR GENERAL.

CONSEJQ a LAS AADRES.- - ia iaxabe claimants
- ~ sonora Wnslow debe sieHpre que los n6os
stan en- eA periodic de IL den cion Proportional ayio
s9mediaeo al Bequeho paciente, produce I'm sueno ma
aura tanquiloS eFa 81 door el angelic despierta
~luY Riyo aekra. Is muv aaradable al aladar eaIwa
~ nifo a6andh sus encas nivia sus Ioiors hssp fS
Giles bs uneiohes del est6mago , regla los infeftince
Es e meor Eemedio conocldo para Ia diax4ea Va prna
Nenkl esta de Ia deutci6h de cuaduieEa o1rS eanaa
Gsnrtsa raacaG cEidAdc On ediF est IsxSbS
ssla sanoEa Winslows : e u inaior ds todOs & n
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LINEAE FERREA DEL OSTE

~ ! LIN Leg = NT1INElA 9DEL -OE9Lh
ItineFario. -salidas de Baya1n6n = Capt.
tai simultaneamente. - s~s&
Dias Observation-Disclosures 6, 6. Is, 30,
9.45 HOO. Tarde 1915, Las, 8.15. ABS, $50
y6.15. h 3. = -....-. =. " -....z-
Dies fsstiyos.-rMafiana s, SIS, $780, ,9.45
y yl1.00. Tarde 12.15, 1.3O, 23O, $50, 4.30
$50 v 6915. Fl .5
Billetes baratOs para dias festivos De
Catafioa q BaYam6n, ida Y yuelta 1a clase
$0-25 % clase $0-16. De Bayam0n a Cstafio
ida Y vuelta IL clase $0-15, "a clase SOLO.
Billete lordinariO de Capital q .Catafio en-
"a cIase d centayos.
Bayanh6n, 19 Septiembre de 1893. Ra-
mon Va1d6s
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81 ALQUILA EN- sANTURCE, ca
lie dc. Cerra, una casa de. dos plantas,
grande, fresca y barata.8 Construction mo-
derna con buena instalaci6n sanitaria y
electrical, iardfn, cochera y hortaliza- In
formes, Apartado 191, En- la oqcina de
don a. Mn, Cruz 25 y en- Ia casa del
frente, donde estan las naves 3. 49, -a--
a 10 U ak
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A LAS DAMAS

5Porqu6 emp1ea Vd, su dinero en- esos
trajes ordinarios de algod6n que al primer
layado pierden su elegancia y duran POGO,
cuando puede Vd, obtener blusas y trajes
completes de hilos hsos, calados con enca-
jes de hilo etc. etc. confeccionados 4 Ia
Ultima moda con exquisite gusto Y perfec-
cion, por el misno precio B tai vez menos2
Nuestros precios son mny ln6dicos.
The Porto Rico Drawn Work and EN-
brodery y Co.
IS Forta1eza San Juan.F.R.
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tEIRER0S
DE HIERRo APoRGELANADo
Para Informes dirigirse al representante
en- esta 'isla.
MS. Geigel, Cruz 4, San Juan.

MIGUEL sABINO. SGstrersG ItaIi0nd-
55 San francisco So San Juan, f. P.-R
Por ell vapor frances que llegara este
puerto del al 4 del proxinp NoEienbre,
espero recibir un complete s1Ftido detelas
de gran noveclad para trajes de caballeros,
10 que tengo ell gusto de particiPar a mi
numerosa y escogida clienteIa para que con
tempo oportuno plledan escOger Ell que
mas sea de su agrado. aH
En- 10 que respecta calidad Y Ibuen gus
to, este 10 tiene acreditado el estableciIni-
entO desde su fundaci0n, todo cJlanto po-
drfa decir esta prObado con hechos desde
que Sc abrio al pdblico esta casa en- esta
ciudad. @tt79t zIT" 2 & .ts
Como va 10 tengo anuaciados otras veces,
el que quiera vestir con eleganciay baratO
puede hacerlo pagandO la pequela suIna
de $1-20 por semana. -~-
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NdTIElAS GENERATES

/ UNA BUENA OCAsION.-Para ia
milia, que quiera vivir .c6modamente, Sc
alquila una buena y espaciosa casa en- La
parada 27, Hato Rey, que tiene3 todas las
Ventaias que recomienda la hygiene, como
bafios, modoros y dennis instalaciones mo-
dernas. Sc. alquila solamente La casa que
tiene cinco habitaciones modernas. 6 la ca
sa con tres cuerdas de terreno que posee.
Info1maran calle de la Cruz udmero 5 en-
San Juan. V. q.
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- TABACO EN- RAMA,--De todas
elases. Pals y americana. J. Cabo & Co.
San Jose 35, esquina Sol. Tenda.
Is "
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FAIIC.IE:CIA.
En- el cafe.

En- el cafe.
ia d6nde va listed este verano2
No ID s6 todayfa; y usted2
.-Yo..!? ninguna parte.
-Bien hecho; es dond Sc esta mas tran
quilo. =.
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Un batp FRO lie pregunta q un jorObado.
lQue eanino tom6 listed para yenir
a seyilla..P
Vine desde mi pueblo TODD derecho.
Pues ha cambiado usted mucho desde
entonces.
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OLA ATIENDTTA.-De j. ECHEHAR RRE
A.-El0z0 Principal al LCcdo del EAyststtEz-
DSie79tO.
Efectos para caballeros, eefioraHy nffIOs.
Ropa 1echa, artfculos equincalla Y otEos
objetOs de arte. Efectos religiosOs III 81
mejor dulce en- almfbar.
. UNA HABITACION muy cpnveniien-
te para matrimonio persona sola Sitio
muy centrico y ventilado. Informar&n
San Justo 18 (altos). 8 '. i. IL.
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devolvieran su infame coraz6n; su moons
tante pensanliento, sus imPurOs besos sus
falsas caricias.
..t GATTJTIiE MFNDEZ
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Compagnia GoneraIe TTanSatIanqutiG
Itinerafio de- Ia Inca Hayre Bordeaux Haiti.
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VIZ MD "A

Feeos pdsaiss Juan PuertO Rico el HaOre
Is de Ip $40 % deIp $l2o Entrepuense $50
E# n EBA JAS -+--
Bietes de ida vuela primera Camara para Europa
l5 pc de rebaia.
Nnos hasta AMOS gratis; hasta aho cuartO de
passages has II medic pasag pasando de II ao pasae eno
Las faas que computen pasae de prmera tendran
rebaia de Is p9.
CTiados yendo primera $50.
No 50. aplicaran dos rebajas a un mismo pasajero.
Para mas inorme dirigirse los agentes.. s--
]. I. SILVA, Banking and GOmaElaI. Company
SAN j IAN
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Ell REQ acababa de morir de un ataque
cardiaco. Sug propio coraz6n rechaz6
en6rgicamente el 5indnltp que tanto de
seara. r -5 4g4<@ z5
The San Francisco call., 1905-02-17
CAREY SAVED
BY FRIENDS
Attorney Who Pleaded
Guilty to Counterfeiting
Escapes the Penitentiary
GOES TO COUNTY JAIL
Prominent Lawyers Induce
Judge de Haven to Temper
Justice With Sweet Mercy
GOES TO COUNTY JAIL

James Hickox Carey, attorney at law
and one OF the most skillful and dam
gerous counetrfeiters on the Pacific
Coast in the opinion of the United
States secret service operatives, was
saved from the penitentiary yesterday
by the leniencv of United States Dis
trict Judge de Haven.
Instead Of being committed to the
State prison he was sentenced to two
years Imprisonment in the Alameda
County Jail-the longest Imprisonment
allowed by the statute. United States
Secret Service Agents George w. Hazen.
Thomas B. Foster and Harry Moff1tt
had presented evidence against the
prisoner so strong that Carey pleaded
guilty.
When the prisoner appeared for sem
tence yesterday morning Franklin x.
Lane, Henry Munroe, Seth Mann and
e. j. Pringle appeared In court and
made a strong plea for mercy, not on
the ground that there was room for the
slightest doubt as to the prisoner $
guilt or that there were any extenuat-
ing circumstances. but for the reason
that he had been classmate Of theirs
IN the University of California and that
they believed he would reform.
The San Francisco call., 1905-02-17
FACES PISTOL
ON HIS PORCH
Physician Held Up and His
Coachman Shot as He Is
About to Enter Dwelling
DOG SLAIN BY ROBBERS
Big st. Bernard Rushes to
the Aid of His Master,
but Bullet Lays Him Low

MINNEAPOLIS. Feb. 1e.-Early to-
day three masked highwaymen, lying
in wait upon the front veranda of the
residence Of DR.. Philip Mueller, leveled
their revOlvers at the returning physi-
clan and his coachman. Emil Roggatz.
They shot the latter through the abdo-
men and then robbed the doctor and his
coachman OF $50.
When Mrs Mueller, attracted by the
shooting, opened the door TO let her
husband IN, big St Bernard dog
bounded out OF the vestibule at the rob-
bers- The dog was killed. Mrs. Mueller
was commanded by the robbers to
stand, but she ran through the house
to back door and alarmed the neigh
borhood-
The robbers then ransacked the house
and after securing their booty jumped
into the doctors cutter and drove
away. The eoachnan was taken to the
City Hospital, where it is feared he
viii die.
The San Francisco call., 1905-02-17
KNABE PIANOS
The Wiley B. Allen Co. Now
Control This Celebrated
Piano for the Whole Pacific
Coast.
In Buying a ''Knabe" Look
in the Plate for the Num-
ber-If the Latest Style 1t
VIII Be $4,000 or Over

Acting on the theory that there is
nothing too good for our patrons we
have finally acquired the agency for
the Knabe Piano and now control the
same covering the entire Pacific Coast.
Large shipments are arriving COM
posed of Uprights and Grands in every
variety and any one contemplating the
purchase Of q Peerless Knabe Piano
should bear IN mind that we are the
exclusive agents for this celebrated in
strument; that we have the interest Of
the Knabe at heart and that the
Knabe Pianos we sell are up-to-date,
new models, 1905 styles. all numbered
above $4,000. Any piano bearing a less
number than that, which we may have
on hand or which we may have here
after, viii be sold at a greatly reduced
price. or in fact be regarded as second
hand-the new styles all bearing the
number in the plate 5S. 600 or over.
We have discontinued the Steck
Piano Agency and the few dozen re-
naming on hand, which we have Of the
old reliable" Steck, will be sold at
sweeping reductions from the regu-
lar price.
We have q special proposition to
make TO you at this time-inquire
for ii.
THE WILEY B. ALLEN CO.,
931-o33 Market Street, San Francisco.
The San Francisco call., 1905-02-17

crank. In his store on jackson street,
near Dupont, Lum Ngo Gee and q
group of his compatriots were excitedly
operating the device when Patrolman
T. P. Gibbons, In civilian attire,
dropped in and on single 5-oent In
vestment won 36 cents. While he was
being warmly congratulated on his
luck by Lum Ngo Gee he arrested that
guileiess person for conducting a gam
bling-house, and again Judge Mogan Is
confronted with the task Of deciding
whether 1t is gambling instead Of legal
pastime when you win money instead
Of cigars or drinks by playing the ma
chine" The decision may be handed
down tomorrow.
Margaret O'Connell made her sixty
eighth appearance before Judge Mo-
gan, and despite the fact that she ad-
dressed him as 'Dearie' he sentenced
her to three months imprisonment for
drunkenness. She was arrested In q sa-
loon on Mason street, near Market,
where she had planted herself in chair
and challenged removal. Her dipsoma-
MIA Is evidently incurable.
The San Francisco call., 1905-02-17

not 80 much the pictorial phase Of the
valentine as the written sentiment ac-
companying 1t that exasperated her.
Underneath vari-colored caricature
Of herself shedding tears were scrawled
these lines:
yo are Not black
yore onely Yela
Juanita green
hav winned yore feila
thet Is wy
20 cri an bella
Piqued by the reflection on her color
and enraged beyond measure by the
thought that any person could conceive
the idea of her being robbed Of q mas
culine adherent by q rival 80 much her
inferior In physical and intellectual
magnetism, Miss Kennedy swors
vengeance on tho author Of the af-
front And as she could ascribe It's au-
thorship to nobody other than Miss
Green. it was Miss Green she decided
to rebuke in the emphatic manner
which was prevented by police action,
Judge Mogan will give the case an
other inning tomorrow.
Miss Minnie Marsh dWelIs at 1913
Folsom street and is employed as
dohcCOCC Al a oNiiiO cllCCl ICSOTL, auQ
at 3:15 o'clock yesterday morning she
was arrested at Kearny and Jackson
streets for slashing the head of Roy l..
Putnam, residing at the New Western
Hotel. with knife, inflicting a wound
so deep and dangerous that Mr.. Put
nam has since been confined to q hos
pital. II he is able to appear in Judge
Mogan's court to-day the case will be
heard.
Asked by the Judge IL she habitually
carried a dagger, Miss Marsh replied In
the negative, and explained that she
had procured the weapon with which
she cut Mr.. Putnam by saving cigarette
coupons and exchanging them for 1t.
His Honor commended her thrift, but
suggested that she might have swapped
her coupons for a prize less suggestive
of desperadoism.
Debarred from revelry In fantan and
other games Of chance indigenous to
the Celestial Empire, Lum Ngo Gee
procured a makeshift substitute in the
shape of an automatic machine that
sometimes, but not often, vomited as
many as one hundred nickels in re-
sponse to the dropping of one nickel in
slot and the subsequent turning of a
The San Francisco call., 1905-02-17
Letter In Cold Storage.

A letter in a Wells, Fargo & Co. en-
velope addressed H. H. Wilson, San
Francisco, was returned to the post
master yesterday by the master at
arms of the Pensacola, the H. H. VIII
son on the vessel not being the ad-
dressee. The envelope was post
marked at this city February II. 1905,
but the letter was dated May 81, 1867.
1t was from Olema and signed ]. M.
Turner. How it came to be placed In
the postoffice on February IL, 1905,
when it was written in 1867. thirty
eight years ago, is puzzle that is agi-
tating the postofflce department.
The San Francisco call., 1905-02-17

1t is because most women suffer from
some arrangement of their delicate
organism, the discomfort of which is
less trying when they are in motion
than when standing.
In some states laws compel employers
to provide resting places for their fe-
male employees.
But no amount of law can regulate
the hard tasks of these women. They
must get the strength which this work
demands or run the risk of serious
diseases and the surgeons knife.
Read about the experience of Miss
Margret Merkley, 275 Sd Street, Mil
waukee, Wis:
Dear Mrs Pinkham:-
Gradual loss Of strength, nervousness,
bearing down pains and extreme irritation
compelled me to seek medical advice. The
doctor said had ovarian trouble and ulcer
alton of the womb, and advised an operation
H wanted to get well. ] objected to this
and decided to give Lydia e. Pinkham's Veg
etable Compound trial. I soon found that
ali the good things said about this great
medicine were true The liberation soon
healed. backache, headache and nervousness
disappeared, and In . short time ! was
strong, vigorous and perfectly well. I wish
every working girl who suffers would try
Lydia q. Pinkhams Vegetable Compound
Lydia q. Pinkham's Vegetable Com.
bound Il . vegetable tonic which invig-
crates and strengthens the entire fe-
male organism, and will produce the
Same benefcis1 results In the case of
any sick woman as with Miss Merkley.
The San Francisco call., 1905-02-17

story apartments. When the policeman
started to enter the street door OF the
designated house Mr.. and Mrs. Skidgel.
locked in embrace, rolled down stairs
and to his feet, thus obviating neces-
sity Of his ascending to their home.
The lady was coatless and hatless, and
thus she appeared before Judge Fritz
and tearfully pleaded for dismissal of
herself and spouse.
"Al was drinking" she said, "and
when he wanted to go out I tried to
prevent him. My arms were around
his neck and was begging him to stay
at home when his foot slipped and he
tumbled down stairs, pulling me with
him. That's all there's to 1t. and the
people who called the police had no
business to do so. I wish some folks
would attend to their own affairs and
let mine alone"
Her plea won out.
Nicholas Killeth, employed as man
of-all-work by Owen McHugh at the
latter's residence, 76o Baker street, was
drunk when he deliberately poured a
quart Of ammonia into barrel OF su-
gar intended for household use, and he
might have escaped punishment for
that offense If Judge Mogan had not
discovered three convictions against
him for petty larceny. He will be SEN
fenced for peace disturbance.
When the mail conveyed a libelous
valentine to Miss Julia Kennedy, cho-
colate-skinned and willowy Of form,
she armed herself and went forth to
find and punish Miss Juanita Green.
ebon-complexioned and petite, whom
she suspected Of having sent the Of
fensive thing. This suspicion was not
weakened by the alacrity with which
Miss Green fed when she saw Miss
Kennedy approach her with knife and
pistol and apparent murderous intent.
Miss Kennedy pursued. and the chase
led through Pinckney alley, causing
great excitement among the residents
of that Afro-American pleasure resort
Miss Green's comparative shortness of
neither limbs was offset by the cling
ing skirt which handicapped Miss Ken
nedy, and the race was not cinch for
either Of the ladies when a policeman
stopped it by arresting Miss Kennedy
She was booked for carrying deadly
weapons and disturbing the peace.
Miss Kennedy averred that 1t was
The San Francisco call., 1905-02-17
MATRON VOClFERATES
THROUGH KN0TH0LE
Her Language Is Abusive and Conveys
FRIGHT to Next-Do0r Neigh6or.
| Tarade Results m Arrest
Results
BY JAMES G. CRAWFORD.

For while little Mrs. Erskine was
frightened and puzzled as well as
angered by the vitriolic TRADE ad-
dressed to her as she bent over a
washtub in the kitchen Of her humble
domicile, sos Bryant street. She was
entirely alone at the time. yet the
language apparently emanated from
some invisible scold within few feet
Of where she stood. "Spooks'' was her
first terrified surmise. but a moments
reflection assured her that no wrath
The San Francisco call., 1905-02-17

TAKES DRINK OF TURPENTINE--JOhn
Fsr,5ericll a teamster living at 1884 Seven
+earth street. had been on spree for several
,5e.-e 4 bout ; o'clock yesterday morning he
r15zfoolS 2 bottle of turpentine for a bottle Of
-u-I,feI,- and drained II to the dregs. The
:, ii-e we're notified and Broderick was hurried
!, he Citv and County Hospital, where Dr.
chadwick treated him. Broderick was
thorouchly solered by his experience
The San Francisco call., 1905-02-17
Art Institute Changes Free Day.

The Mark Hopkins Institute Of Art
will be sopen to the public to-day free
Of charge from a. m. to p m. and
IN the evening from 1880 to 10 The
institute will not be open on the first
Friday in March.