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The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1905-05-19

The Oceanic Steamship conpanys Sierra
sailed al O'clock yesterday afternoon fer
Ecnoiulu. Pzro Page. Auckland and Sydney.
she carried q big crowd q passengers and al
the freixht she could hold She hac 81 IN
usually lively f-seudoG'' Nance O'Ne3u and
fer co-uzuT we're passenger A large num-
ha- q the theatrical professor were the
S1cE 70 I'D them farewell. T.5ey cane armed
VIII bunches q 1owerS. boxes u candy. pre-
z.c-tfres q sczsickness ard C1her acceptable
cferfrgs Just rhe gznEpiEnk was about 70
lie pulled IN Mckee Rankin discovered that
one G the principal actors IN the company,
John Giendsnnins. had not arrived The fact
was communicated 70 the other members CT
fhe company and great CONSERVATION e1sued-
One ran 20 the captain. another to the purssr,
another 20 TIE steward, al clamor1ng 70 have
fhe ealing o. tire ship stayed until the de-
Iiacreut cz-ne- During the fuTDult a hack
cashed onto the pier and the cause q the up
rozr nurg open the door and rushed Up the
rangniank without one instant 70 spare.
Amid cheering. waving o. hzndkerchiefs and
snout Of godspeed the graceful craft moved
into The sc-esn turned her bow 70 the Golden
Gate and steamed away u rne AruPodcs
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UNITED BRETHREN DECIDE
IN FAVOR OF MERGER PLAN
Adopt Resolution to Consolidate With
the Congregational and Methodist
Protestant Churches.

TOPEKA. Kans. May 1S.-The Unit
ed Brethren General Conference to-
night voted in favor OF union with the
Congregational and Methodist Protest
ant churches. A hard fight was made
on the adoption of the syllabus, in
which the Pennsylvania delegation
took the lead. DR.. G. L Brane of Leba-
non, Pa, making the principal address
in opposition.
The opponents of the plan urged that
it's adoption would cause the United
Brethren church to lose its identity
and predicted that, in case the merger
were made, the federation would I'm
ally be named Congregational
When the vote was taken only eight
negative votes were recorded
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1905-05-19

WEATHER CONDITIONS AND GENERAL
FORECAST
Light showers have occurred at San Diego
but with this exception rain has fallen west
OF the Rocky Mountains
Warmer weather is reported in Oregon. In
California there has been but little change
A wind velocity of &c miles from the east is
reported ar Mqdena-
Forecast made at San Francisco for thirty
hours, ending midnight May 10:
San Francisco and vicinity-Cloudy Friday
fresh west winds
Los Angeles and vicinty-Fair Friday; light
southwest winds.
wiDds
San Joaquin valley-Fair Friday; light north
winds
Coast-Cloudy Friday; fresh west winds.
Foothills and mountains-Cloudy Friday.
Nevada-Fafr. warmer Friday.
e G. McADIE, District Forecaster.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1905-05-19

EoTE-In the above exposition Of the tides
the early morning tides are given in the left
hand column and the successive tides OF the
DAY n the order Of occurrence as to time: the
fourth time column gives the last tide of the
day except when there are but three tides. as
sometimes occurs The heights given are in
addition TO the soundings Of the United States
Coast Survey Charts. except when minus 81
eign precedes the height and the1 the number
given is subtracfed from the depth given by
the charts The plane OF reference is the mean
Of the lower low waters
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STEAMSHIP CITY OF MOAB
NOW FIVE DAYS OVERDUE
Searching Party Is Sent Out. Although
1t La Feared That the Vessel
Has Croue Down.

MOAB, Utah, May 1S.-The Green
River steamship City of Moab. which
left the town of Green River on Fri
day last for this place. is now five days
overdue and it is feared that she has
been lost with all on board The
steamer carried five passen gers, Charles
Anderson, w. L Downey, w B. Flea,
]. J. Lumsden and c. Van Hooebeke,
all of Grand Junction, Colo, and a
crew Of two men, names unknown
searching party has Been sent out
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Another overdue is added 70 the list the
British ship Kincoss-shire. &c days from New
castle 20 Valparaiso. IS per cent Others on
The list are the Alc5no1s, "a days from Peru
70 Antwerp. - FER cent Agnes. $50 days from
Shields 70 Valparaiso % per cent: Glenburn.
% days from San Francisco 70 LIVERPOOL. 90
PER cent Battle Abbey. % days from Nevcas-
fle Australia 70 SAn Francisco. Per cert
and Hrodick CzEtie. - DAYS from Newcastle
Australia 70 san Francisco. per cent.
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Matters of Interest to Mariners and
Shipping Merchants.

The Chilean ship Cristobal Soler is chartered
for lumber from Puget Sound TO west coast,
owners account British steamer RapaIlo, same
business from Portland and Puget Sound 70
Calcutta Both vessels were chartered prior 70
arrival
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1905-05-19

brings cargo OF 500 tons OF copra. and a
oecIoao Of cocoanuts. Captain Hayes reports
That nothing out Of the ordinary happened dur
ing ms six months voyage from this port. He
cslied al ATia- Page Page and Washington
Island twice Everything quiet those
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1905-05-19

The French skip Leon Blun. which arrived
AZ Pzrssfe April . reports having experienced
heavy weather on she voyage Her cargo was
hzdfy dAmzred.
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sun. Moon and Tide.

United States Coast and Geo6etic Surrey
Time and Height OF High and Low Waters
At Fort Point, entrance TO san Francisco
Bay Published by Official authority Of the
SUPERINTENDENT
NOT@The high and low waters occur at
the city front (Missicu-street wharf about Is
minutes later than al Fort Point. the height
o. tide Is the same at both places
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1905-05-19

A czhls from Manila dated Nay IS. states
ttz- tire trznsnorf Buford which vert ashore
r. Eslahsng on May II. has been noated- She
PROCEEDED 20 Manila under her own steam
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nme Ban.

Branch Hydrographic Once. Z. s. N, Mer-
charts Exchange San Francisco, Cal.
May Is 1905.
The Tine Bail On the tower OF the Ferry
building was dropped exactly al noon to-day
4 e. At noon Of the 10th meridian. AZ
D. N Greenwich time J. c. BURNETT
Lieutenant, Z. 6 N. in charge
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1905-05-19

MANILA. Nay 1s-The Sammy transport
Buford which recently ran ashore at MaIa-
bong has been relocated and Is nov en- route
70 Manila under her own steam Two Of her
forward holds are leaking.
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To SAN RAFAEL,
iSlaS nv ROSS VALLEY,
MILL VALLEY,
SsIexs1z CAzADER0, Etc.
z|!szl - via sausaIfto Ferry
via ssusaIito Ferry

SUBURBAN SERVICE STANDARD GAUGE
Depart week days at 700. 7.45. SIS. $40
$50, IL 90 q m. 1920. las. rs, AS. 5:Il
$50. ESQ. IT'S. 300. 1918 and 11-s5 D m
Depart Sundays and holidays AZ 7:fh 7-8S
SIS. s:4a 9.15 GAS. 1915. 1885. Ills. ff-45
a m: 1915. 1913, 1:15 LAS. 2-15 s.45. SIS
3:45, Ais. AS. Sis. 5s45. 6.15. 6.45 7.I5
Gas. Sis for Saasalito only, 9zo0 10-15.
1i.55 D. m
For Fairfax. week days-T:45 u M s.r5
D. m, 5.15 p m Sundays and holiday
7:45. s:45 9:15, 1918. IL As n n, lis D. n
THROUGH TRAINS.
7:45 a m daily-Cazadero and way stations
s:15 a m Sundays and HoIidnys-Poinf
ais D. m daily texcept sunday)-For csza-
dero. etc
5:15 D N daily (ezcept sunday,-For Point
Reyes. etc
Sis D. M Sundays and Holidays for Casa
dero, etc
TICKET oFFIcE-s5o Market st
FERRY-Union Depot foot Of Market 81
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esInee Arrives

IRE American brig GslEee arrived in port
yesterday. IS days from Fanning Island She
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ADVERTISEMENTS.
You're Busy All Day
We Know 1t, But

how about the night ?
Can you see all right to
read by your light at
nigh. 7 If not, tell US,
we're friendly and anx-
ious to help you. don't
cost anything either, just
phone or write and you
get prompt returns
Maybe you need diff
ferent lights. Our com
plant department will
tell you how to put in
something that will both
delight and satisfy you,
ana then we DOtA Will
feel better about it, only
Let Us Know
We are good guessers,
sometime5-but tell US
about it and you are sure
Of attention from
THE GAS CO.
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The following are the seasonal rainfalls to
date as compared with those of the same date
las, season. and the rainfall in the last TWEEN
ty-four hours:
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RAILWAY TRAVEL


Other Santa Fe Trainss
{ %. g. q n For Stockton. Fresno Bakersfield.
a.so n MERGED. Hanford and EisaliA
80 a m Direct connection for Yosenits
9. 80 a m Valley and the Big Trees
I For Oakdale and Points Sierra
s-So a. IN Railway.
400 D. N For Stockton.
$3.50 a m For Kansas City. Grand Canyon
500 .. m and Chicago.
Ticket Ofhces-653 Market ST. and Ferry Depot
San Francisco; also 1112 Broadway. Oak
land. CAL: also 81 South First. san Jose
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Buy ont Launch Company.
NEWS OF THE OCEAN.

Crowley Bros. have bought out the interests
Of the San Francisco Launch Company.
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Weather Report.

U20th Meridian-Pacihc Tine)
SAN. FRANCISCO. May 1s-5 D. m.
lie following maximum and minimum tenn
rIIres an. rsr.,r1 ed for ths rare1-inrrs dar-
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RAILWAY TRAVEL.
Trains leave and are dus
AO"SN to arrive st
10 sAA SAN FRANCISCO.
V@V Fxzxx DEPor
SGD foot OF Market Street,
LEAvE MAIN LINE. -AM1y1
7ooA Eluira. vacaviile, winters, Eansey 7-sop
7eot Richnord. BeniciA. Sacramento. -
SriSun and Way Stations 1z0P
Rosa. Mariner, San Ramon -. s-zDp
Tracy. Lsthr0p. Stockton -------- INV
8-0oa Shasta E1press-(S1a DsvtsD.
Williams. wiilows fFruto, BED -
Blu1- Portland. Tacona. Seattle J5op
s-0cA Davis. woodland Knights Landing.
MsrysvfIlc. O-0vtIle- J5op
s5oa Martinez Antioch. Byron, Tracy.
Stockton. Newman. Les BAnos.
Mendoza. ArnoDa. Hanf0rd. zr.
VisAlia PortervfIIe -..--.-..-.-.- 70.
8.3oAPort Costa. Lathrop. MERGED. Mo-
deste. Raymond. Fresno. Goshen
Juaction Hsnfora. VisaliA 80,
5os NiIea san Jsse. Livern0rs. Stock
ton (tAilton). valley Spring.
lone, Sacramento. Piaeervfle.
CoIfsx. MarysviIle. Red Blun - AM
sonora. TueIunnne and Angels A20p
9foA Atlantic Express-Ogden and East AZ0P
e-5oA Richmond. Pert Costa. MartfneB
and Way Stations ttConcordO -.
u 31A vale 10 239%
70 5oALos Angeles Psssenger-Pors
Costa Martinez. Byron. Tracy
Lathrop. Stockton. MERGED
Raymond. Fresno. Goshen juno
tfo7. Hsnford. Lemoore. Vissl1A
FAKE sfeld- Los Angeles ------- 7-Z0p
1o50AE Paso- Kansas City. 81 Louis and
11.oo. The Overland Iimised-oEdsE
Omaha. Chicago. Denver. Kansas
t1.soA rfiss, San jose and Way sssrions- S55s
n Dee sscrsncnr0 River Steamer - III .00p
: $500 BeniciA winters sscrsmento. =
Woodland Knights Landing.
NsrJsviIs add oroviIle : iesoA
I50p Hayward Niles. and Way Stations 7.5ep
400pv aIleto. Martinez. san Ramon.
Napa. Calistoga. Santa Rosa 80. aqua
4OOpynes Tracy Stoc ke0n. Lodi 10 pa
4.50p Hayward Niles IrTington- San fs-5A
Joee- LfvernOrc III -6flA
5-o0P The Owl Ltmtsed-SewDsn. Los -
Banos. MendOt2. Fresno. Tnlare, ~
Bakersfield Los Angeies-------- g.5nA
L-0op Golden State Linited-Ei Paso.
Kansas City, So Louis and Chicago 85oAr
IS SoP Vallejo. Crockest. Port Costa. Mar
II pa
So hayward Knes and San jose 2o~
5000 Hayward, y,les and san jose ..-.-. 9SaA
6-Oop Eastern Express-Onaha- Chfcsso. Be
Denver Kansas City. Sc. Louis
Martinez. Stockton. Sacramento,
colfax. Reno. Sparks, honteilo. -
.7oos richmond vaiisjo. Port Costs.
MaTtiae1 and way ss.sIoss--,-. i1-2oe
7.007 Reno Fssscnger-Port Costa. Be- f1
nicfa. Suisun. Eimir2- Dixon -
Davis. Sacramento. Sparks. To1o-
p1h- Goiddeld and Keefer--..-.. 7z6H
Modsss0. Msrssd,; FTssao.----.. rzzrY
tvia Raymond-Wawona Route1-. 50A
e-05P Oregon 4 California Ex press-Saor
P t4s. r se sassa :! ssr s.s:. ssu.
s1op Hayward. Miles, and San Jose tSun-
any On-ll--.---. ....-....-.------. ll-o0A
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CALIFORNIA NORTHWESTERN RY.

ALIfORNlA NORTHWESTERN RY. co.
RAILWAY COMPANY.
Tfburon Ferry. Foot OF Market Street,
SAN FRANCISCO TO SAN RAFAEL
WEEK DAYS7-So 500, 300. II 90 a n:
1888. 2-3o. 400. $40. $50. $50 AID II 80
=.
saturdays-Extra trip at 1-s0 D m
SUNDAYS. 80. 500. 600. $50. II 90 a II
1.30 2-3O. $40. $40. $50. Is. II so ,. II
SAN RAFAEL TO SAN FRANCISCO
WEEK DAYS6-05, ESQ. 7.35, $50, s-21
so HIS a. n 1850 ZOO. $40. 5.0e
5.20 SIS. $40 p N Saturdays-Extra
SUNDAYS: 80. 7:s5. s-2n. $40. HIS q N
las $40. 4-50 500 $50. SIS. go 7-5o.
7:5S d n 1Excspt Saturdays
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OAKLAND HARBOR FERRY
lFOet Of Market SD
TVS An s-ooAM- 11-0o An
1-oe ?. n 500 P.E- 8 IS 20.
for Morning for Afsernosl-
tSunday excepted @Sunday only.
dSAsurtay only. monday only.
ss=ops At al stations On Sunday.
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COAST LINE tSsrrsw Gaagsk
root Of Market street.l
745A SANTA Cruz Excursion Sunday
slsASs~slraE;.- cesssrviiis. San Joss
FELTON, Boulder Creek. Santa
Cruz and Way Stations -.-.--.-.-. $50
View Alnaden- Los 6ztOs, FELTON,
Boulder Creek. Santa Cruz and
Principal Way Stations --.....-.. T10-56A
lIspyewark. San jose. Los GssOs ---- 3+sss 20
COAST line (Brsaa eaaTsL
az Third and T0wasend ssreess)
s1O4 san Jose and Way sEafions--------. s-y0p
1I5s So 5 ere Santa Cruz E1earsios
sl09A New Alnsden (TueA- Fri. oaly)-- A1Op
e-0oA The coastcr-San jose. Salinas
San ArdO. Paso Robes. Santa
MsrgsrftA San Luis O5ispo.
Guadalupe. Gavi0ta. Santa Bar
barz~ Ss7 Buenaventura. Oxnard,
Burbank Los Angeles ----------. 1850
e-00A Gilroy, HOLSTER, CastrovDle. Del
Monte. Pacific Grove Surf.
sonA san nose JOSE Tres Pinos. wstsoaviis. ~
Grove. salfnas. San Lula ObfsPo
and PrfnclpaI Way Stations 1880. A10p
70 91As.n Jose and NAY ss.Eions-------- 21e
215PSan Jose and way Stations -.------ Asa
San Jose. wxssonvflls. Santa
Cruz Del Monte. Monterey
5000 10. Gasos. wright. Boulder crssk
santa Cruz Via SAINT. Clara sad
vsis6 sS 81. South San Trsseisoo. '''-s'~
Burlingame. San J0Ge. Glroy,
H0Ilister. Tres Psnos .-.---------- 1o-A5A
4-50p San jose and Way stations -------- ~ .55A
IS o0p Santa Cara San jose Los 6aeoA
and Principsl way stzfi0zs - ANA
$500 San Jose and Principal Way Stations - 4QA
6-45p Sunset Express-Re dWo0d San
Jose. Gflroy, Salinas Psso
Robes. San Lais Obispo. Santa
Barbara Les Angeles. Demfng.
81 P.so, Nev Orleans -. afos
chic.go------- - - 1850
5-45pPajsro. Watsonvffle. Capteola.
Santa Cruz Castr ovf1e. Del <70-1cp
Monte. Pacific Grove t10-30p
r615p San M9teo. BereE1ord. Belmont
San Carlos Redwood Fair Oaks.
AenlO Park PalO Alto------ - g asa
e30p San Jose and Way StarioRs-------. s 5SA
e31p PA1o Alto nd Way Stations. --.-.- 1a1SA
11-SOp South san Francisco. Milbrae. Bur
lngane. San M4tco. Belmont
San Carlos. Redwood Fair OakA
Mcnlo Park and PaiO Alto -..---. r9-45e
al -Sc5 Mavdeld Mountain View. Sunny
vale. lawrence, Santa Clara and
San jose -----.----.-.-----.- 1346p
OAKLAND HAR BOZ FERRY
(Foot OF Market STD
f7f5AM. s-o0AN 11-0o An
Too ,. n 500 PM SIS -.
for Morning for AfEernooz-
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WEATHER CONDITIONS AND GENERAL.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-10-14
saIidas de San Juan Puerto Rico

" q New York $50, 90 en-
segunds; . La Guayra
era, sl5 aegunda.
Ninos haxta tres ados
!. Los vapores de esta
Inles para passieros, en-
iador de cinco dias.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-10-14
LATIN AMERICAN INSTITUTE
dI|Igldo p0r Don lose DOMINGO SulSlN5
81 w. s7th St. NEW YORK

lnasrucci6n en- todos lot lamos--
Gonducci6u adecusda Gu los estudios
IrAto y direction convenientes al carAc.
Ter De Ia raza lssius-Perfeccionsmieu
70 go el idioma espsnol, q fin de q. los
lovenes que Ge uos envfan 90 vuelvan
iuego q sus psises hacienda paueles
r'diculos, ain ssber hablar bien, nj ell
espanol,n nj 81 ingles. --Ense6Anzs rant
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-10-14

da y sdcaz de egte idioms-Cuidados
de tamllia--Comida 4 la espahols--
Cossumbres, religion hadicionsx
patrtss- s-Metodos de onse6an2a sme-
ricanos-Idioma obligatorio. Ell ingles.
Nuessras especialidades: Comercto.
idio1nGs. ReferenciSs de donde 30
quieran y como ue quieran.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-10-14

y asi suce yamente todos los demds
platos.
Tsmbien se hacen abonos pars
familias q precios limiiados, estos cor
quincenas adei iantadas
Un cubierto de II | de 5 & or
el Restaurant, SO ctvs
Los jueves y domingos sc hace VI
selecto calico gallego, los sabsdo.
p&steles y sIIacas cGi polio.
Jus IGARCIA.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-10-14

81 que .suscribe pone en- conoci.
miauto dc suss numerosos parroquia-
nos, que desde esta te,ha, y en- mi Sc
guido comedor, los precios estaran
On re- aci6n cuu la stuaci6n actual
Un olstek. II ctvs. Una ternera en-
pansda, 10 ctvs. Un arroz con galli-
ns, 10 csvs. Un caldo gsllego, 10 ctvs.
Un oacslao & Ia vizcaina, 10 ctvs. Una
sopa cou carne, 3 ctvs. Una sopa de
gallina, csvs. Una mixta, 8 ctvs.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-10-14

Precios de pasaie en- urn enartcano De san :
primera, $50. 90 segunds: Curazao S2o pr'mera,
$40 prmera, SIS segun6 3 Puerto Cabello szo pr
Pssaies de ida wet 10 por ciento oe reo@j
gratis de esta edad haste II ahuS, mtad de pasa)
lnea son recomeudablfs por suS Ct nodidaces espe'
nleandn de pnerto Rice New Yn Y vice versa .
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D., F, del Va||s At|es

MEDICO CIRUJANO
Oticins: San Jose ~ 6. Horayde
conarlsa: De 9 II de 2a4. Resi-
dencia FortaIeza so.
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La Catalina
SAN FRANCISCO So,

Gran rebaja. .de.preclos en- bene6cio del pdbico.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-10-14
GRAN .ROleIIPlt1UTdnt "N(lA1fRRA
HHOTEL De PRIMER 0RDEN
Tetusn 10 v l2.--Cruz 2y FOrtaleza q.

=
Gortudo s1pral para HOTEL csYaeidadpsfs pa
sseo StsscItn laDrss centcs Vistss ls esbs las ca
lies de T.tven Graz v5FoTssss fTssco vsrtsdo de a
eatha ri ccnsdo1 de Las Aptss Tps dsnsmsntos
dssdi.ra psrs nia Dssds ~ de- Agosto Tgs dsms
i pszo arpro % ss conds' 81 ssma smsricsDO sss'o
T,ss d, eafsus Is lpio lNtaIrIstes aductos
lmdss gua asss tsaN Astsls g lsssz stssss aceua
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-10-14
Sc YENDEN A PREQO NODI(O

Los estabecimientos de herreria fundc6n casa de
vvenda radcados Ia nmedac6n de la caretera de Qua
yama Arroyo Fl que los desee puede drgrse dona
Natalia de Santiago vuda de Caussade don Federico
Curet, de Guayama,
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-24

To he Continued Next Sunday
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-24

W2l&Sly1AJHMA

The samurai raised his sword.
With this, gentle lady, III serve thee and
him." he said
Then with a quick movement he flung the
sword to the ground
Three days passed away. She seemed like one
IN dream, under SPELL as she hung over her
flowers. Under the fruit trees she wandered.
lheir petals, odorous and dewy-laden, fell around
and upon her like cloud of summer snowfakes.
They made her culver with memories that
caused her pain. She ran through the grasses
away from them, her little feet scattering the
petals before her, seeking the banks of the moat
Tar away from where he had been wont to stand
at the dawning, pleading for her love-
But the lotus with the dew in it's cups smiled
but to weep. She threw herself down by the
waters edge, and swept with her hand the lotus
back from the surface of the water. The flow
ers at her touch left one little oval spot, out of
which her small face shone up at her with its
startled eyes of tragedy. She fancied il mag
ic mirror wherein the face of the divine goddess
of mercy was reflected So she prayed to the
goddess very softly, and quite as one whose mind
has been overweghted with trouble, for peace
and mercy for that wilful and foolish Lady Wis
taria, whose lover had passed out of her life and
gone the gods knew whittier And the lips of
the goddess in the water moved in soundless re-
sponse, but, "EIe is gone-gone" said the hap
less Lady Wistaria.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-24

his steps down the path, looking about him anx.
lousy as he neared the palace.
O-Yonei Yone-yaral"
lie turned in the direction of the voice.
"O-Yone! This wayl 1t is I-your lady!"
Then the guard saw the Lady Wistaria leaning
far out from her easement. He ran forward and
dropped on his knees, touching the earth with
his head
"Closer! Still closer" she called, in whis
per.
"Yes, my ladyl"
He knelt close under her easement, his head
bent, and respectfully attentive.
She whispered.
Il wish you to do me service; will you not
Yone"
"Oh, my ladyl" was all the young could
stammer, out of his eagerness to serve her.
81 know you are tired after your watch, and
it was long-so long!" She sighed, as though
she, too, had kept the watch with him.
mo, mol" cried the young guard hastily.
Indeed am honoraby fresh, my lady. Do not
spare me any service"
"Then do you please run as swiftly as your
honorable feet will carry you to the home of Sir
Takemoto Genji, and bid him hasten to me here
at once, without one moments delay. Now hast
en-do not wait!"
Like flash of wind the young soldier had
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sprung to his feet, had leaped across the small
division to the bridge spanning the moat, and
was speeding through the wooded park beyond.
In less than fifteen minutes the samurai Genji
was bending the knee to the Lady Wistaria
"Thy service, my LADY,"
"Oh, Sir Geni" she cried out, throwing all
caution to the winds, 81 am III such dire trouble
such fearful cruel troubled"
"Why, my little ady?" The big samurai was
on his feet, regarding her with amazed eyes,
"Yes yesI know it seems incredible to you
that ] should have trouble of any sort, but in
deed it is so, and"
"Are moshi, moshi" soothed the samurai, pat
ting her hand reassurngly,
"You will be my very good friend, will you
not, Sir Gen?"
Friend! Command me to cut myself in hall
and will do at once"
Last night" she whispered, "he-"
He nodded comprehensively, certain that only
one "he" could exist in my ady's mind.
che escaped" she gasped
"Escaped?"
"Oh, you know--you know of whom speak "
eyes, yes-certainly; but how do you mean
escaped? He was our honored guest, was he
notg"
Ellis prince is my fathers mortal enemy. My
and II have been forced 10 cause him to be-
tray his prince. Oh, will you not understand"
"Hah IL is all quite plain! But why did you
not inform me sooner|
Because until yesterday my father kept SO
constant a watch over me that | could make no
movement he would not have perceived. But do