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Omaha daily bee., 1905-06-18

these observations Herr schumaun the way into the
room As had expected the first object caught
our eyes passed beyond the door work Of
Andrea Chiao From that instant paid attention
companion. but after hasty glance portrait
which was extremely beautiful l took my stand
against the wall and fixed gaze in the direction from
which the count approach Immediately the signal
given by the professor who had taken his position
close old high backed chair which stood in front of
the picture and few yards away from it.
Assori walked into the chamber with steady tread.
His face was pale but ne showed no other sign
ton Taking comprehensive glance around him. he at
caught sight of the object which to absorb his
attention and he stepped deliberately the floor in its
direction Noticing the chair he approached and
ing that placed conveniently for desiring to
study portrait took his in IL and leaned back
against the padded cusion of the antique frame. For
several minutes I noticed nothing more
Then all at once, thought discerned a slight change
the attitude of the watching His eychtlls.
an the time turned steadily in the direction
appeared TO be getting brighter and projecting
somewhat from their sockets Directly after gray hue
swept across face catching his breath he let his
head sink slightly between his shoulders He was now 1
sitting upright having discarded the support of
the chair back.
Before l had time to draw any conclusions of my
my companion interviewed
Rise he cried. in strained. quick voice. Rise
and come away. / have enough"
The Italian turned his head with startled. involun-
tary movement then the Of sprnging to his
feet. seemed suddenly realize that he was ILL., The
ashen tnge l had remarked had now deepened to a
leaden paor and he his hand ehy on his head as the
professor took his side and drawing the count
within his assisted him out to the corridor
There deposited him a chair-for had lent my help
we-and then Herr Schumann beckoned me back into
the chamber.
What did you see?" he whispered with
troubled, fearful air
Did notice that he leant against that red SIX
cushion the bao' '.'
one moment lid YOU him start upright again
and hustu Lass his right hand down his back
if something had ..ritatcd it,
! had percei, that action nor should perhaps
have noted significance if l had beer watching it.
confessed much.
&c There lies the secret" he announced, advancing
towards In that action and in that alone is
there the faines clew what has happened Help to
lift this chair Of the where examine
leisure"
he spoke he laid his hand OF the while
followed his example on the opposite side. A stimuli
horror broke from both of The
chair firmly rooted to the floor,
felt cold shuddcr creeping through every vein as
began to dmly the nature of the dabolica
trvance by which two yes-perhaps -four Hves-had been
sacrificed As for my companion, the blood had literally
Omaha daily bee., 1905-06-18

which you will find there.
We. on the other hand,
must restrict ourselves to
watching, not the picture, but
you. To do this with complete
effect we must take our stations
i'm advance, so as not 10 lose
sight Of a single movement of
yours from the instant you
come in sight of your object.
We will, therefore, enter first,
and at a signal from me you
will follow, taking no notice
whatever of our presence and
endeavoring, above all things
to preserve the demeanor of one
who is deeply interested in
scanning the features Of the
portrait and who is oblivious Of
all besides.
Assorli having acquiesced in
Omaha daily bee., 1905-06-18

jJ ask me 10 recount the dark and fateful
tragedy in which IT was my lot TO be In.
volvcd. So be it, / will relate the story
was staying at the time. as you have heard
In the ancient city OF Pisa. I had not been
there many weeks when ! was met at the
corner ~ the Colonnade one morning by my
friend, Prof. Schumann We both spoke
The oasis., 1905-04-08

Subscribe for THE OASIS.
The oasis., 1905-04-08

Gomez Falaeio snd foffeun Ibe idea is lo stake Il of info lots. 4nd build thereon residences lh tbe American style Co cost not less Chan s2.O00 each These houses have yards and lawns in front of them with stables and out.houses in the rear Connection will be made with the water company's mains for the purpose of supply ing pure water for domestic pur. pose. When completed the houses will be sold on the instalment plan, with cash payment down.
 Mexican Herald: c. B. Rath- bone and Edward Starr, of Tam pico, are making arrangements to develop tract of oil land south of Tampieo. Interested with them IS United States capital The lands in question are located on the shores of the Tamiahua lagoon, fifty miles south of Tampico. Machinery of the best makes has been ordered from the United States, and is now on it's way to Tampico. Its arrival is expected within week or ten days. The men interested believe they have property which shows as good in dications for paying oil as any in this country The work will be largely of an experimental and prospecting nature for a time, but as soon as things are in working order, the oil will be handled conn merclally on large scale
The oasis., 1905-04-08
Torres t PrietaS BY.
arieAwood aniIdlns. NlofIey aye.
TIME CARD NO " In effect Oet. %. I90l.

Train No ] leaves Minas prietas at 30 a rn. arrives at Torres at 7.l5 a m.
 Train No, leaves Torres at 8 30 d. m arrives at Miuas prieGas at 9:I5 d. r
 Train No. leaves Minas Prietas at 4.45 p n, arrives at Torres at $50 p.m.
 Train No 4 leaves Torres at 6.20 D. m arrives at Minas Prietas at 7:t5 D. m,
 ALL TRAINS CONNECT NT TORRES ON SONORA RAILW AY, MORALES. TO QUAY MAS AND VICE VERSA.
 Wells, Fargo | Go $ Express and Telegraph in operation between Minas prietas and all parts of tha World
 Shortest and best route to Yaqui River Rarranca and san Marcial coal lie ds, Soyopa .ahuaripa. Ures. La Bu'a, La Dura. Yaqui smeltlng X Refining and Yaqui Copper conn panies.
 Freight can be consigned to F. II Seymour to be forwarded by team from Minas retas to the above named places.
 Advanced charges paid on all goods con- signed to railway, which are received, for warded and warehoused free of commission and storage charges.
 .'At Mlnas prietas depot hacks always ready to make trips to any Of the above named points at reasonable rates.
 H. r. SEYMOUR. Pres Prop
The oasis., 1905-04-08
ACROSS THE BORDER.


 loads of lumber, is true. despite the fact that the ship bringing the lumber over to Tampico, ran up against an equinoctial storm in the Gulf of Mexico, which scattered the lumber from Texas to Vene- zuela.
 Mexican Herald: Under an es- cort of federal troops, 600 Yaqui indians, captured in the Sonora mountains and including men, women and children, have arrived in the city. The military com mander of the city ordered the In dians to be lodged in the barracks of the Zapadores, the First, Third, Twenty-frst and Twenty-fourth regiments of infantry and the First regiment of cavalry The Indians will be kept here until they re- cover from the fatigues of their long trip, when they will be sent to Yucatan and Coahuila.
 Torreon Enterprise. The San Diego group of mines at Santa Barbara are installing an eight drill Norwalk Air Compressor to supply air to drills in four of the the main shafts. They are figuring on pumping plant which can handle 1000 gallons of water per minute It is expected this plant will drain all the water in the mines that compose the group, Double compartment shafts have been sunk on five properties Of this group and all of them have encountered rich zinc and lead ores that carry fifty ounces of sil- yer to the ton.
 Mexico Record. The old Aztec Festival, the Feast of Flowers, falls this year on April l4th, the Fri- day before Good Friday. On that occasion the inhabitants of the neighbaring town begin ta arrive at Santa Anita and at the embar- cadero on the Niga canal, before daylight, with their canoes laden with flowers, and everything hat can be decorated is adorned by the artistic flower girls Of late years an attempt has been made to have part of the celebration in fhe Ala meda bat it has never been a great success, all the fun being on the celebrated canal. As a rule the festival is over by noon but Santa Anita is usually q scene of revelry until night fall
 Chihuahua Enterprise. Regard ing the new smelter to be erected by the American Smelling and Re- lining Company at Velardeha, Will Hard s. Morse, general manager of the southwestern department of the American Smelling and Refining Company says that actual con- struction of it has commenced al ready The ground has been grad- ded and the materials are being placed there as fast as possible. The length of time necessary to get together all the materials for the construction of new smelter will delay the employment of the large force anticipated, but within two or three months at most an army or workmen will be placed on the erection.
 Torreon Enterprise: Some of the wealthiest citizens among the Ger man and American colonies, are seriously considering the feasibil- <
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-11-18
BANCO De PUERTO RICO.
lunta general sNtraordInarla de accionlstas
co NV OCATORIA

Por aca aerdo de 12 de Septiembre dlti-
mo, del Oonsejo do Gobierno de este BAH
co, EN- uso de Ia facultad que le reconoce
el art. AZ de los Estatutos sociales, Sc con-
voca los sefiores Accionistas Junta &C.
neral extfaordinaria para tratar de la re-
forma de los arts, l. IT. 49, 21 No. g. 29
81 -33 (atribuci6n 6a.) "a -36 parrafo
20. y 46, de dichos Estatutos; case de
quedar aceptada la reforma del art 1,
acordar SO lleven desde luego La conta-
bilidad cuantos asientos sean necesaria
consecuencia de La misma Sc eXpidan
nuevos tftulos de acciones en- consonancia
con tales acuerdos; en- cuyo sentido debera
entenderse ampliada la convocatoria hecha
en- 81 de Octubre pr6ximo pasado.
La Jur tia Sc celebrard en- 2 de Diciem-
bre pr6ximo a la de la tarde en- ell do
micilio social, Tetuan 3.
Durante los ocho dias anteriores a la
celebration de la Junta La Secretarfa faci-
litar6 papeletas de asistencia los accio-
nistas que 10 solicitor, quedando expuesta
al pGblico desde esta fecha, en- dicha de-
pendencia, la lista de sefiores Accionistas
que tendr&n delechO voz y voto en- la
referida Junta. San Juan Puerto Rico
II de NoViembre de 1905. El Presidente
M. Paniagua. 6. V.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-11-18
Para Se1oraS
ni1aS y ni1OS

mo ha visto usted los magni-
ticos trajes, blusas kimonas, sa-
cos guarda-po(vos, enaguaS, cami-
sas, cubre-corsets, trajes para nj
mas y niflos, ETC., ETC., de telas de
hiIo, hechos en-. nuestros propiosta-
Heres? Aunque los precios a que
ven ndemos son muy m6dicos, no
hacemos NADIA de pacotilla.
Nuestro extenso surtido COM
prende desde la blusa mas censi-
LA, hasta los ricos trajes adorna-
dos con fnos encajes, calados, bor-
dados. etc.-We Porto Rico Dr0wat
Work& Embroidery Colo For.
taleza San Juan.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-11-18


Aguada tickets ene
coach ticket is $780, The
Service.
oOmpa
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-11-18
Un lQmhEO hOlrado,

Senior Editof.-Sirvass infoFmar & suG leo
torres que 81 me sgcriben Conhdencialments
les mandare por oorFeo On oaFta Sellads el
plan que segu1 y por 81 oual obtuve 81 resta-
blecimiento permRnente y compacto de mi
salud vigor varonil despu&s de amos de su-
frimientos de debilid&d neYviosa, perdidas
nocturn3s parties d6biles atrof1Rdas.
No es mi Idea conseguiT dinero de nRdie;
fUf Hob9do y e9tatado poE charlatanOa, hsgtR
pOrdeP IL fe del g&nero humane, pePo, gFaoisS
Dios, estoy ahora biaD vigoFoGo fuerte, '
son degso do hACsR conooeP todoa este FOmo-
dio oi0rto dc CllTarsa.
No tonisndo nade que v0ndeR nj que On
lar @, "A. D., no daRao dip0Co.
DiEeGoi6nI E BEant, Box DolFay, Mich,
BB. UU, TT
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-11-18

GRAN ACONTECIMIENTO Ell
lunes 13 de Noviembre empezar& la gran
realization de generos en- 'fLa Villa de
Madrid. ALI encontrara ell pfblico de
bpen gusto, desde ell percal de centavos
hasta la tela mas fna; tiras bordadas, en-
cafes, casinlires inglesesy franceses, corba-
tas, medias y calcetines franceses; imper-
meables con capucha, cuyo precio era $40
81, cortes de chaleco de piqu6 seda Gu
yo precio eran $6 q So.
Invitamos al p1blico hacer una vista
''La Villa de Madrid" que es la tienda
mas surtida de Puerto Rico.
Tel6fono 273. P. o. B. 764
San Francisco 81 esquina San Justo
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-11-18
INDICAlOR GENERAL

CONSEJO "a LAS NTADRES. Ell lara
be calmante de Ia sefiora WinsIow debe
usaTse siempre que los niilos esten en- el
periodic de Ia dentici6n. Proporciona ali
yio Immediate al pequefio paciente, produ-
ce un sueiio natural v tranquilo, aIivia Ell
dolOr y el angelito despierta muy vivp Y
alegre. Es muy agradable al paladar, cal
ma al milo, ablanda sus encias, alivia sus
dolores, hace faciles las funciones del esto-
mago v Tegula los instestino Es ell mejor
remedio conocido para la diarrea va pro-
Venga esta de la dentici6n 8 de culquiera
Otra cau$a. Tengase mucho cuidado en-
pedir ell s'Jarabe Calmante de la Sonora
4 IWinsloWR}: es el neior de t0lOs
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-11-18
Den partamentO del Interior.

Debiendo procederse al deshnde de los
terrenos p6blicos en- los t6rminos munich
pales de San Juan, Carolina y Lola, Sc
avisa Por Ell presente q los propietarios de
fncas en- esas localidades que por el 'Jefe
de la Division de terrenos pnblicos Sc re-
querira para la presentation de G1tulos
otros documentos que acrediten la propie-
dad cuando fuere necesario para la inves-
tigaci6n de Linderos.
San Juan, P. r., Noviembre 13 de 1905.
Lewis J. Proctor,
Acting Comisionado del
6 v. s. Interior.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-11-18
MIGUEL SABINO. i9GstreriG ItGESdnG-
55 San Francisco 65--SGaa Juan, PR

va ha llegado el vapor frances "Quebe, ,
Y como 10 habia OfrecidO en- el herecidO di-
Tectamente de Paris ell gran Surtido en- te-
las de alta nOvedad y elegancia de tOdos
colores y para tOdos los gustos.
Ruego pues mis- numerosOs clientes, $50
s1rvan haceTme una vista, de la que les
asaguro saldran cOmplacidOs.
En- 10 que respecta calidad v buen gus
to, este 10 tiene acreditadO Ell estableci-
miento desde SUI fundaci0n, y todo cuanto
pOdria decirIesta prObado con hechOs desde
que Sc abari6 al prblico esta casa en- esta
Ciudad.
Como va 10 tengO anunciado otras veces
ell que quiera vestir con elegancia baratO
puede hacerlo pagando la pequefia suma
de 81. 20 Dor semana.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-11-18

LA TIENDITA.-DeJ j. ECHEVARRIA
---PEGSG Principal oL l0do del A3,xgat0-
n1Se71tO.
EfectOs para caballeros, sefloras nifiOs
RopR hechR, artfculos de quincalla Y otrOs
Oqjetos do arte. Efectos religiosos Ell
meiOr duIce en- almIbar.
Sc venden terrenos propios para la
siembra de cafas, informando los sefiores
n. Llauri & Co., Cruz NUN. l, San Juan,
Puerto Rico 15v. a.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-11-18

S E ALQUILA EN- sANTURCE, ca
lie de Cerra, una casa de. dos plantas,
grande, feSca y barata. Construction mo-
derna a con bpena installation sanitaria y
electrica, iardfn, cochera y hortaliza. In
formea, Apartado 191. En- Ia ohcina de
don a. Mn, Cruz 25 an la casa del
frente donde estan las llaves, 10v, e
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-11-18

Sc ALQUILA una buena casa en- la
calle de "Cerra', Santurce, recientemente
pintada, con banjo inodoro modernos.
Para informes, dirigirse la calle de San
Justo MIN. 2. 6v.s.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-11-18

DEPENDIENTE.-Casa comisionista
de esta plaza interesa uno. Para oicina,
ibros y algGn trabajo de fuera. Requi6-
rese alguna experiencia y Sc preferirfa que
conociera ingl@s. Referencias. Dirijirse.
A. L. P. D. Box 761. Ciudad.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-11-18

EN- $3,5OO.-Se vende una casa de
mamposterfa, de dos pisos, situada frente
al antique polvorfn de la calle del Sol.
Para mas informes dirigirse HerndmdeS
C Romeat, Fortaleza 19, San Juan. 8v.
The evening world., 1905-10-20
SEVEN INCHES
SPOILS TITLE
TO HER HOUSE
Ere. Moss Didn't Have Title
Searched, and Now Cannot
| Sell the Property.

NVDasts 10 secure bargain In real e.
ne in me Bronx may prove very costly
Eor Mrs. Edward Moss. who dx months
40 purchased house and lot on East
1.-Two Hundred and Twentieth street
Mniamsbridge, apd paid for II without
having tho title properly searched
eapw. when she has an opportunity 30
peQ ~ an advance. she u informed chat
~ nouse stands seven Inches on ehs
- of her nsxt-door nsighbor. and the
elG1s Ccmpany has refused 30 insure the
baA
TR&s u not the fvt instance Of
effersnces In measurements between
ne surveys made by the title COM
paniss and the original layout Of the
pld town Of Wakefield. whdch was sur
veysd In 1854 by Henry B. Miller, and
~ him plotted IN town lots No little
controversy has been occasionsd. and
poms interesting Developments are
nhortly expected In the courts before
he matter Is finally cleared up.
Mrs. Moss said truly to-day that she
purchased this pieoe Of property about
pix months ago from an owner who had
held II bor some years and DAD built
the original house. There was mort
bags on the place held by Manhattan
bank, and she Thought that would be
sufirient guarantee that the property
sitls would be all secure. She did not
bother about the title until few days
agu. when she received what she con-
k0ered a hood offer for her holdings and
Decided to sell. The new purchaser In
sisted on having the title searched and
asked a title company to make the sur
vey. Surveyors OF this company dis
bovered ohe error. II Mrs Moss Is now
compelled 10 move her house seven
inches II Will cost her more than the
Investment will earn In years 10 come.
Mrs. Moss said she would employ ex-
psrts 10 ascertain whether bhe old sur
tey or the new one was correct.
The evening world., 1905-10-20
COUNT SERVES
Time IN JAIL;
IS INNOCENT
Sentenced for Beating Hotel, II
Is Found Money Was Wait
Ing for Him IN a Bank.
tspselal . rh. nrenlnr worldl

tSDecfAl 10 The Evening Wnrld,l
ATLANTIC CITY. N. j.. Oct. TO-
Confined in the county jail for nearly
awo months, compelled TO associate with
felons and eat prison fare. Count Hugo
Barth. related TO the royal families OF
Germany and son and heir OF a multi.
millionaire manufacturer. was found
to-day to be entirely Innocent OF the
charge OF fraod IN bea!ang . hotel bill.
A letter oans yesterday from Herr
J. 0oldgorb manager OF the large
manufacturing sstablishmsnt In Bysl,a,
Germany. owned by the Counts father.
II was dated Oct. 8. and was an an
swsr to u cablegNm sent 10 his father
by Count Barbh ss1oor his incarceration.
A drlft for $3.50 had been forwarded to
the Count In America early 10 August
and another was on Its way. His
father. the letter said. was travelling.
hence the delayed answer.
The Count wrote to Mayor stoy, who
inves stlgated yesterday morning and
found every claim made by the Count
to bs true. The draft had been for
warded by the banking house Of Mar
monch. Blank a Co.. Brata, Ger
many. 30 Barth at Atlantic CITY.
a New York banding house.
The remittance was lying In the looai
bank when the Count was arrested.
for. ignorant OF American Institutions.
he had inquired only at the telegraph
Offices.
The Count will probably be freed to-
day. and II he presses the matter In
complications may arise
over his arrest An unfortunaie matri-
moniai mesaliance had caused his
father to send him for a trip around
the world The Count had been re-
celving frequent reanlttanoes from
Europe.
The evening world., 1905-10-20
SMALL BOYS STEAL BUGGY
AND TAKE A LONG RIDE.
Nine-Year-oid Youth Took Friend
Ont Driving In Fine Rie That
Tempted His Eye.

lSp'cIaI 20 The EvenlnK Wor11)
MANCHESTER, N. H., Oct o.-The
horse and carriage belonging to Street
Commissioner william L. McEIroy.
stolen from in front Of tho City Hall
Yesterday afternoon, was discovered In
Derry late at night Joseph soucle.
aged nine. and Louis Martel, aged four
leen. we're in uhs carriage and they
confessed.
soucie, the younger, said that he lust
hoped In when he saw the Cominis-
sloners fine horse and carriage ana
drove down elm street, when he saw
MS friend. Martel and OF course in
ylted him TO take a ride. They drove
the horse about the neighboring towns
ali night, they claimed, allowing the
animal scarcely a mouthful OF food.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-10-26
The'IIorror. orwur

In his diary of the campaign of 1861
the Emperor Frederick of Gcrmany
wrote: 1T is shocking thing to ride
over battlefield, and it is impossible
To describe the hideous mutation
which present themselves. War is re-
ally something frightful, and those who
create it with Il stroke of the pen. sit.
ting nj Il green cloth table. little dream
what horrors they are coniurin% up
bismarck once expressed himscr 81
the same effect and added: clad il not
been for me there would have been
three great wars the less. the lives oi
10000 men would not have been Sncri
feed. and many parents. brothers. sis
ters and widows would not now be
momrncrs. That, however. have set.
tied with my Maker"
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ANIMAL PHOTOGRAPHY.
knngnruos and IIycnns Are the Most
Difficult Subjects

"Thc hardest of Wild animals 10 pho,
tograrh is The Kangaroo" said the zoe
camera expert. "lle is constantly hop.
ping around. getting out OF range and
focus, and his color is of that dark.
neutral tone that requires long expo.
sure to get the details The leopard is
restless creature, and It is hard TO
catch him just right. When the animal
Is alert he makes an example Of brute
beauty that is worth preserving.
But the monkey makes The camera
artist earn his wages. lie * Il half hu.
man chap. with Il sense OF humor all
his own. He is rs full OF hunor and
mischief as i healthy hoy. ~: the mon.
l;cy is miHchicvous, SO is the lion proud
and il easily the leader among the
vain animals. lie is the Hoylo"ical
Beau Brummcl. The Hon rather fan.
cics The camera expert and whenever
one comes IN view will settle down in.
To ii graceful pose and keep it until the
operator turns away. \ camera seem;
10 tcrrify the tiger. At first he looks at
il In quiet amaZchcnt. When the Oh.
orator draws nearer the look OF won
der gives place to ono of annoyance
and the pressed back ear; give token
Of anger.
The problem of perpetual motion II
almost solved by the hyena 1t has a
homciy face, wide at the top AMI point.
ed at the bottom, and has mcunncsd
aud treachery written In every line.
About the only way 10 secure Il guod
picture in his case is TO tie him fast s
That he cannot move Il jot. Even then
results arc not entirely satisfactory"