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Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1905-10-21

Invention Made to Supplant Present
Pneumatic Tires)
slightly. The principle of the pneumatic
tube is there, though removed from the
dangers of contact with the ground.
The diameter OF the wheels is 80 inches,
and midway between the hub and outer
rim are two interior rims, between
which rests a three-inch pneumatic
tube.
The upper rim is suspended from the
hub by iron spokes and the lower has
similar connection with the inner rim
The construction is of steel and bronze
and a three-point suspension gives
strength and rightly, while shocks or
jolts are absorbed by the pneumatic
tube.
The weight of the wheels is nearly 100
pounds each, though this, 1t is expected,
will be reduced to about 60 pounds each
The claim is made that not only are
these wheels stronger and more durable
than pneumatic tired wheels, but that
they add speed to the car.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1905-10-21
IRON TIRES FOR AUTOS.
New Wheel Invented Which, 1t Is
Claimed, Will Do Away with
Pneumatic Tires.

New York.-A new iron wheel and
tire for automobiles has been invented
which, it is claimed, will in time entire
ly supplant the pneumatic tires now in
use. A test run was recently made from
New York to Stamford, Conn, distance
of 40 miles, on an automobile fitted with
the wheels and the four passengers, had
they not been aware of the conditions,
might have believed themselves to be
rolling along on the best acting pneu-
matte tires. John Chamber Rutherford.
a mining engineer of Mexico, is the in
ventor of the new wheels.
The wheel is somewhat cumbersome
in appearance, though by no means I'M
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1905-10-21
A PHILIPPINE SEAL.
OFFICIAL COAT OF ARMS FOR
THE ISLANDS.
Ordered by Insular Government to Re
place Old Spanish Device-Many
New Seals Made Neces-
sary Recently.

Washington.-Se years ago
French II. Chadwick discovered that
the great seal Of the United States
had been heraldically faulty for 100
years, and forthwith the design was
corrected by experts and a new die
was cut for the state department.
This led to a study of the devices used
by the other feaeral departments, and
new designs were soon made for the
army ana navy. and for the customs
service of the treasury. Even the
flag of the president had to be altered.
The experts who we're consulted in
these cases about the same time de-
vised a new coat-of-arms for Porto
Rico and new seal, which gave
some indication that the island had
passed from Spanish sovereignty to
that of the United States. In the last
few months, however, Porto Rico has
abandoned it's new seal and coat-of-
arms, and returned to its former device,
ON which the name of the island Is
spelled Puerto Rico" and this is now
affixed to all official documents to legal
ize and authenticate them, notwith-
standing the fact that in all such docu
ments the name of the island is spelled
Porto Rico" In conformity with the
laws of the United States.
Almost simultaneously with this ac-
ton by Porto Rico. the insular gov
eminent of the Philippines was get
ting rid of its old Spanish seal and
substituting a new device.
On July 3, 1905, the Philippine gov
eminent enacted a statute establish
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1905-10-21

ELI<TON, KY, Oct. 10 Shortly aft
err midnight a mob of about 100 men,
supposed to be from Trenton, took
Frank Leavell, a one legged negro,
from the Jail here and lynched him in
a nearby wood. Leavell was arrested
ON the charge of attempting to enter
the room of a young woman at Tren-
ton. He confessed.
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had to withdraw his car.

Foxhall Keene's car was wrecked
chimes were practically put out by mi
nor accidents or failure of their mech
anism.
The collision between the Christie
and Lancia cars was the most exciting
incident of the race. 1t occurred at
the Fiat supply station on the Lake
Vile road, short distance from Will
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-10-07
.Notieiss de Aguada,
GuItOS TGIIgIOsOs. Dos que r.
nOTOn ( las psdTadaS.
de maestro CorrespOnsa1- }
Octubre s.

OC6uOFG o.
El dfR del actual mes Iltv6ae &
efectO lR SRIve en- honor nuestrO pa
triRrCA San FranCiSco de Ais C4ntadA
Dor lac simp6ticas sefoTitRs MAtilde
Arroyo, EloisR Gspz6lez y Fll0mena
Sant0ni. dCnde demoBtTaron 90 devo-
ci6n diCho patron , con sus dulCeB
yoCes atrafan haBta Ell mas inoT6 1nI0 de
nusstrB sSCFogRntR religion.
Despu6s de terminals u funCi6n re
IiQiO0a se QuemarOn mag 1fiaOa fuPg3S
artifioiaIeO como ID Efijie de San FfBn
cisco, Gel par de noviodN y an gran
r6merO de cohetea. AL Smanecer del
dfa veniderO ID oYquests recorIi6 lea
csIIes de d pobIaci6n demoStrandO ga
inteE6s p0r dich0 &ctO. LlegadS Ia
hOra en- que empezRba 10 misa Cay6
an buen chubASco, pero pRS6 enSe-
guida.
A Ia mitRd de h miss empez6 el
Rev. de AguadilIa. padre TovGr, que
con elccuentr-aimag frsaeS expres6 "a
amor y oeIos de IL santa misi6n que
tiene { Ga cargo. & todaB Las classes 60
CiRles.
-Autss de Cerrar eatas Ifuena % me
ha ComuniCado que S .tuTnin0 Gonzf-
Iez (Muinc) u Ffancisco MsrCado Iii
tc) rim srOn & las pedFSdAs feente & ID
casa del Sr. Juez de P.z Fneron
COnduCidoB aI dep6sit0 por el CRbO de
Ia policfs insular stf1 II Gutierrez ,
mas tsFde pFaoencia del Juez donde
6sta obSequi6 81 primsro con 25 dies
de cfrCel , 81 sfgando con IA Of
de SrabOjD.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-10-07
EI eSefndaIO do anOeh0 on
Ia eaIIO do San Sebastian,
Afirmase que tue promovido por
un gUardia.

Anoohs como & Lac 1O4 oCurri6 an
eGca1dal0 en- 10 Gale dc San Sebastian,
casa n6merO 73. que Atrsio 10 atenci6n
p1bliea SglOmer6ndose b1stAnSe gente.
Sc asegura que Sergio Dfsz. poIicfa
ingular. despu6l de maltratsr 6 50 es.
pOsa Sofia Gomez, trAtAbA de 8AcarIO
de o. casa de an veoino donde se refu-
gi6. sFFaatr6ndols para hacerla volver
s Ia guya. La Intervention del guar:
dia Padilla y opOrtunR llegRda del Ts.
niente Isurr0ndo. pusierOn fin tan
desagFadable esCena, pues inmediata.
mente Orden6 el srEestO y OonducCi6n
9l Cuartel del GuOrdiR Sergio Diaz,
hacienda retirar los aIIi FeunidOs.
S0f1G Gomez tiene preGentAda de.
mHnda de div0rOio. hGce tempo.
ESpeFamoB que el CorOnel Mr.. H4.
mill diSpondr6 ae pFaCtique 10 neCesa-
rio inVestiRa0i6n y 81 oaBtiRo del Cul-
pAbie.
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.EI SucesO de anOghe
Tres heridos y uno de esIos de gra-
Vedsd.

En- una habitaci6n de Ia casa
ntmero S de la Gale de San Jose
de- esta ciudad, ocurri6 anoche una
rj1a entire varios sujetos, de result
tas de la cual salieFon heriaos, de
arma blanca, Luciano Morales, Juan
isabelle MOntafez y NemesiO Ra-
mos. ...
Los dos primeros 10 fuerOn leve-
mente perO ell Ramos hubo de ser
conducidO al hospital pues su le-
sion era de gravedad.
Sc informa que varias persOnas
Sc en- tretenfan iugandO a los dadOs
y de clio sali6 la rifla.
Mu cha gente aglomer6se en- los
alrededoreS de la casa y el jOven
Arturo Ortiz, secretariO del JQzga-
do de Paz detuvO q los presuntOs
culpables que fuorOn conducidos lue-
go al cuaFto de socOrro y dep5sitO
municipal por Ia policia.
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HueIga dc braC0rOS
en- LarGS.
NumarOSOs CampOSlnOS abandO
0aTOR Su trabsjO on los ca
f0taIOS,
Los hueIguistas piden aument0 de
iornal.
(De maestro c0TTeSpOSS0I.)

Octubre 3 --EOt0 mt n tna Be hNlLR-
ban cOgiendO cafe como unaS Glen Dor.
sonaa en- Ia finCa de don SiIvestFe Con.
zSIez, OuAn6O ae presentRron Los indi-
viduos Euganio, Gonzalez y juan Pc
rez & dOnde diChRs personss msrifss-
t1rIea que ell preCiO que lee pagRbA el
ReflOr GO1 zSIeB pOr f6nega era muy
POGO y que no COntinusran COgi6adoIO.
pues Les era foTzoso deciGraRse On
hueIga y pedir Rument0 de preoiO en-
h co0idS. TOd9 IL gente que hAbfs
en- loa Ca fetaIss. atendiendo Les indi-
ca siones de Ioa directores de Ra hueIga.
a6sndOnAron la Co0ids y sRliercn & 10
CRrretsrs 90 donde formarOn an gru-
po, y dirigi6ndose por 6ItS llegAron
frente & la fnCR de don Silve0tre Ere
o. y gritREOn ifuerR, fderA esq gen.
tel y obe leCieudO & 6Sta Voz. salier0n
SlgunOS, peYmsneciendO otros que
quedsr0n eiercitados en- Ia C0Rida.
DeBpu@B de h. bar GonseguidO GacBr
10 gente de eatas dcS Fl lCaS marchar0n
con direction 6 In hermogR prOpiedad
de don Manuel de Jea1S Gorz1kz 6
hicieron 10 mism0 que an las RnteriO-
res.
Los jefeS de ID hneEga G onzk' 'ez y
Perez lIeVaban Conoig0 un pito al
IIegar d0nde estabRn los OOgedOreg 10
tOCaban para que 6stOg no c0ntinu&ran
oCupadoa on lR coGida y BRIierRn &
unirSe & los demSS como en- efecto Asi
10 hGcian.
En- IL fioca del sefior EfreSe, que
foe no hEce dos meBes del Lsd0. don
Salvador PiOornell, habiS un peque II D
n6meFO de individuog ocupad0g en- 90
cOgids. perO on l@, de don Manuel de
JeaGS GonzSlez paBabRn do trescientos
entire hombres. mujeres+y muchschos.
La huelgR fu6 pacifica, pues nirgun0
pFOv0O6 nj dirigi6 insultos & los que
no queHfan entrar en- ella, apesar de
scr oampeSinos sin instruction, pueg
Rp6uaa llegan & ana dooena Lao pera0.
mas que sRben leer y esoribir de lac
que % enCOntrAb1n en- Ia hueIGO.
Eugenio G onzslez que es eli jefs de
eAta hueIgS me aCRba de mRnif sstar
que mG n 4nG COntin6R en- ga prOps gan
do DOR los b9rriO8 GJuncaE0 GPerchRR0
y SMSg0S.a , y no deSosnsar6 haStR no
YER c0r0nad0B sus eAfueHzoG.
Hoy es el primer die. que DC decIa.
ran en- huelgS Los trabDj Gdores de Ii.
res, con obisto de que le psguen IL
Cogid0 de f6 an preciO que les per-
mitA VlViU mas c6modOmente.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-10-07

Sc rOmper6 eI fusgo con mil piez,a
de perCsl de 5 & 3 oentavos. 1000 pie.
zI8 dc drill s 5 centavoO, 1000 onlcho.
nee 8 S1 40, 500 COiChoneB de dos pIs.
7SG 8 80 100 pleas .VRIencisnss & 10
OentavoO. 100 DiezAG piqu6 de 25 cen.
asVoa 10. 1000 zcamHs de hero
$4 25. 500 Diez 4 teIRs fe0nceHaa 10
SSsntaVoG; Y mil gGpgas mas en- elm
1+'"rlA9 Cruz Is. els .VizcainaH San
S1to Josto A. SCI CieIcs FoFtsIszs 25
SoeVo oo aurldo. Grandes novsda6sG.
E0E ~ 0upOneg, IN PeQal0.
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4 mis- GIlOntOs, J. al pdbIIGO on
general,

En- 10 que se reedificR conveniente-
mente el local que oCupAbR On 10 C0lle
de Allen No. 81, he trRaladado eI eOta-
bIecimient0 de bArber1a Ella Uni6nD
81 No. 19 de u mismR Gale. En- dich0
local ofrezCo 6 mis- ConHtantes f0v0ce.
CedOres, eBmerRdos 8erViCios. heCh0u
con prOntitud y elegOnCiR. iEspecSG.
ESGgOd en- cOTtes de bGr6Gs! VariAda y
exCeIente perfumerfO fKRnCegR para Ell
usO de los parroquianoa.
luna visits. y % OOnVenCereisl
30 Y. q. AgapitO del Toro
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-10-07
i no ACATlRRARSE !

El cataEro es una enfermedad que tiena
much& mas importancia de la que general
mente Sc le atribuye. Invade todos los Or
ganos del Cuerpo Cuyas funCioneS fuerza-
debilita profundamente. Els oausa freCuena
to de Ia sordera; afecta la vista, Ia nariz y Ia
g&rganta y es generalmente poH donde en-
piez& la tuberculosis tisiS.
La misma faoilidad y Ia frecuencia con
que se pesCa un CatarrO haCe las persOnas
indiferentes para Curarlo y Ia gran mayorfG
no Be preocupa de las consecuencias.
Les baf1os frios por Ia mafiana Immediate
mente despues de dejar el leoho, dormir con
las ventanas abiertas y evitar las corrientes
de aire, son precsuctones muy buenas que
no cuesta trabajo Ell observ&rlas. Pero Ell
preventive mas seguro, mas efGSz, mas f$oil
y mas positive y tambien el que aConsej&n
los medfcos, eBl la Emulsion de Scott de aCeA
to de higado de bacSlao.
Els sorprendente Ia fuOrza, vitalidad, ener
g1a y poder de resistencia que Fecibe Ell
ouePpo humane de las pequehas dosis de
Emulsion de Scott, que Sc le administran
con constancia. Esta Emulsion, recubre
interiormente todaS las parties debiles y vul-
nerables del cuerpo , 10 pone al abrigo de Ia
infection cstarral.
De cuando en- cuando aparecen 1ndustria-
les POGO esCrupuloSoS anunciando emulsiones
vinos 8 pFeparados los que atribuyen pro-
piedades Curat1v&S que no tienen haSta hay
quien Sc atFsve 4decir en- letras de imprenta,
que 81 petroleo kerosina es un alimento.
JQue es sl petroleoH Un aceite mineral
que Sc usa como oombustible para lubriCaP
y Hmpiar m&quinas y para alumbrar.-Una
BubstanCia indigestible que oarece de Ia pro-
piedad esencial de todo aIimento, cual es L.
asimilsCi6n; que paSa al traves del tubo in
testinal sin modiiCarse sin ser absorbida:
una substantial, en- fin, que no tiene ninguna
de las propiedadeS curativas y aIimentioias
del aceite de hfgado de bacalo. 81 SO diiGse
que ell petroleo 90 un alimento para m&qui-
mas podria paBaF, pero no para eI cuerpo hu-
mano.
Si teneis alguna duds, pregunt&d & vues
tFo medico; 81 os confrmara eSta verdad; Y
Ci eBtSis escasos de fuerzas, de carnes de
sangre, os aConseiarS que tomeig la Enul-
ci6n de Scott.
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In ea1O que safe
: do Una gaTita
Cae desde una aItura considerable
causando perjuiciOs q un jar
din.

. De Ia garita De piedra que que
da en- la muralla frente 4 Ia Gale
de San jose sale un cafiO que re-
cole las aguas pluviales; Spara que
Green ustedes9 Spara coRducir q al
Guna alcantarilla?
No, SF. Para caer desde una al
tura y descomponer parte del pre-
cioso 1ardin del presidiO y parte de
10 otro que el Ayuntamiento A llama
tamb;6n, enfaticamente, jarafn, que
aunque un tanto limpio POGO hs, su
estado general todo paFece menos
un jardin, sera tai vez algGu ma
total. -
FL tai cahito debe terminarse
hasta COnectaF CON la alcantarilla
Y pGU VOb6S.
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Pero hay departamento de depar-
tamento.

La paIabra departamento, mas 6
menos bien apIicada a cualquier
division, es mas vieja que un ve-
terano de la guerra del sur con ell
Norte; PeFo hay departamento de
departamentO.
PoF ejemplo: en- ell marcado con
la letra T., necesita usted algo, el
jefe oPrime un bottom el6ctrico y q
POGO llega un subalterno que sa-
tlsface la Pregunta que usted inte-
sa 81 no esta en- sUs funciones,
SO dlrlIe done de Ell encargado del
serv1clo hasta que ell visitante que
aa satlsfecho- TOdO en- brevisimo
tempo.
Mas. Sc le Ocurre algo en- otro
aePartamento y despu9s del gran
misterio que rodea q los empIesdos. ).
despu6s de andar de SEGA en- meca
De yer Como or, no Sc oye nada)
a los menssj9Fos if y venir, le d.
cen a usted: Gv6ngase mafianap
L pHr So MWOUe.
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Advertisement
Office of the Commissioner.
Department Of Education.
San Juan, 2. b.. OF. Z. 19O5

San Juan, P. R., Ost. Z. 1906
Sealed proposals iu quRdruplicate
for the erection of q frame school
building Of Las MsTfss, Porto RiC9.
will be resolved ut this fiji 20 until 10
A. M. OSt. 81. 1905. and then opened.
Ioform .tion forni.hed on application
The right is reserved to rejsct any or
ell proposals Envelopes cont .inir g
proposals should be endorsed ePropO
sal p0r C0nstFuCtinQ Frame school Of
Las Marias. Porto RiOoS and RddreR-
Sed to GThe Commissioner Cf EluCA
tion.1
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zTssiOs d los 6napOnesstes sO6re ES1Ta.
kGs: Sc s0rteaFsn 8 todos Ios RfIoa en-
TIRE Los que mas 90 digtinQan p0r "a
o0ngtanciR en- el AhorrO.
HOrGs De CGSG: Para las imposioiO-
neB:
De 5 6 103 de h maGana, y de 1 & 81
de II tarde loa dfas IaborabIes: = de 0S
6 103 de h maflana los DomingOS. Para
b extraCCi0neg La miamRa horaq -.
sepSO b de los D0minvog.
RegSGn0esOtO dS Ia 8eOCi6n: Las per-
GonaS que inteEesen mas p0rmenOras
oObEe IaG inpogi0i0neg, oxtEaooiones
nGnera de fquidRF intoresel. eto, pua-
den soIiaitaF IN aiampIaP On la CT.
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So aseRuFs que en- eli pr6ximo mes
ge distFibuir6n por el a0ente de IL des-
tilerfa de GAtell, IN follstO dOnde %
exDViCs con dSt0s exsctog los miles de
enfsrm0g que han cprad0 sus d0IenCias
con eli uso del AIcoholado GAtelI.
En- el tiempo que IIeVA de egtabIs.
Cid0 el Hotel Hetvetia he aumOntadO
"a fams de ana unanera s6lida. pues
tOd0s los que Sc han hospedado en- 81
quedar0n aatiafechos del trAto , con.
diCi0nss de b casa. Direction. Cruz
OF
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RETRETA,

Programs de IAs pleas que tocRrG
mi mana domingo, lS banda dc Is poll
Cia insular.
1. PAso doble 81 aoaIeCas.D
2. OVertur9 eZsnnetta. \ -Auber.
3. L3 POlk9 del Ruise Il 1r. We
risCiOnes de pfCsDO.-Duefo.
4. FantAlfs Ell henguin.0 - Wa.
gaeP.
5. POtrurri de aires egps noles.-
JdarFRnz.
6 eEI Poeta. Walls de Saxofon.-
Lopez.
Z. Two Step eLittIe JoEny ions.
Chan.
- 8. DaUz8 81 shaPR (vsFiRaiOnes de-
B 9mbardino. -Chozlan.
En- eStO imprenta % vends pRpeI de
patiSdiOo vieio & 500 auintaI !.
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BIOgrafiaS do las RI
quazaS DO Puerto Rico.

El pr6ximo r1merO de esta imror-
tRnte Obra que pubIioa el sefI0r FerEe.
PRs Pagan. hR empez3do & editarse an
nuestTOs tAllere8 y ser6 Fepartido 6 f.
neB de 10 pr6ximO seman0.
Contiene biograffas de importantes
hombres p6b,ic0s de Puerto Rico.
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El mayor entusiasmo reinS entre
IOG mRestrOs de 10 Isls, psrs Il consti.
tuCi6n de log Comil6S locales.
Ultimamente se han Conotituido el
de San SebAstiSn, con Iog Sres. Fan
cisco Milan, Juan Torres Reyes. y Ur.
bino Perez. ell de Cayey, con los pro.
feSores Rsmedios Cruz L1ndFon.
AsunCi6n Tabernas de Lizsrdi. L9o.
nor RoariRuez Rivera y el Se 1r Ma
nueI PIanellas Muflez, y ell de Cor0.
zsI, con los seflores Diego Lopez Gar
CfA, Jaime H. Lopez B1w, Jncinto
MSymf. r amona F0urnier de Lopez.
Pedro Martinez de Ls6n , Manuel V.
Rivera.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-10-07

!1f6Em1Se que por sl COnSeio de
Administraoi6a de eEI Reliability
Criatianoo ha ado nombrs5o admini".
hrHdOr de este coTe0S eI aef1oT .TnIio
GAlvez OIerO, ceSSndo an an Cp-nC @
0On JesuS AImlroSy P0rrata.
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RON "LLAVE."

keoonocidGment ell mas purO, higie
ntO0 y 8gradabla que ne fSbriOa en- I'll
pals. Se Vende en- loo priCipales egta-
bGeOimientOs, y en- Areoib0 nor Sno@.
Berea de Roses q ca
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-10-07

CuandO Juan Mang0 nRCi6
San Pedro 10 bautiz6
con GPabSt0 CervezS f6moBs;
pOr ESQ hoy son milGRr0s0s
Las cuFaS del GH Jmbre DioG.s
Son e8entea de este CervtzR M. r.
IaldeH6n 6 Co., TetnSn II.
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BalcO Territorial J AgF1caIa
De Puerto Rico.
sECCION DE AHORROS,

ZnspOsSCE0nes sO6re Eibrstas: Desda
R0.25 & 81, 900, devengarSn intereseg a
9 poP 100 annual.
AosV0sSoSosss d pEaso 11O: Dssde
e200 en- adelante devenRarkn interGs al
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-10-07

En- este impFenta ae vende pRpaN de
pati6diO0 Viei0 500 auintaI.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1905-11-04

bia, J. Morgan Frierson Of Birming-
ham, Belmont Tiffany and c. e. Jordan,
and formed semi-circle around the
rostrum. From the vestry came the
maid of honor. Miss Ellen witherspoon,
Mary Martin, Susan Bliss and Willie
Jordan and proceeded up the left hand
aisle. across the back of the church to
the door at the right. Here they were
Joined by the matron of honor, Mrs.
Charles r.. Hester of New York, pre-
ceding the bride, who entered on the
arm of her brother, g. w. Frierson.
They were met at the foot of the all
ter by the groom and his best man.
Harry Lee Watts of Portsmouth, Va.
The bride was exquisitely gowned in
crepe meteor satin with real lace trim
mings. She carried white Bible. and
was enve1oped in a bridal veil. The
matron of honor wore pink brocaded
silk and the bridesmaids white lace
robes over green silk and carried pink
bridesmaids roses After the old Scot
fish ceremony had been pronounced by
the pastor, Rev. E. ID. McDougall. the
bride and groom assembled the altar for
the blessing. The bridal chorus from
'Lohengrin" was sung for the recess
sional. During the interval of waiting
splendid musical program was rem
dered under the direction of Mr.. Heber
Coleman of Memphis.
ception at the home of Mrs. Frierson.
and at 11:15 Major and Mrs. Watts left
for Washington. the bride wearing a
dark plum tailor suit The young
people received many costly gifts and
were entertained at number of recep-
lions and Iuncheons preceding their
marriage.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1905-11-04
Our Daily Short Story

sleep through 1t; you never stirred
when / came in" He spoke almost
with resen tment and as she only star
ed, silent, leaning forward. he went on.
You saw what had in my handsT
YES" she whispered, but why?
why?'
.'why?" he repeated hoarseIy. He
made sudden movement and his foot
struck ring that rolled flashing out
of sight. why does anyone want the
accused things?" he went on, recoil-
ing. Because they mean money
money that one has to have-or diet"
and her cheeks famed scarlet. you
meanr she whispered piteously.
yes. i suppose / could lie to you,
but / won't" he went on doggedly.
I've been almost wild lateiy--I've
wondered sometimes you didn't see 1t
debts, big debts, debts couldn't
hope to pay. And men marrying me
week In, week out" And last night
diamonds and that string of pearls ly-
ing there--enough to pay all my debts
twice sover--I couldn't help seeing in a
fash how easy 1t would be for me to
take them. I left window unfasten-
ed; I went straight home and came
back on wheel. / thought I should
get away without waking you and a
nation of the theft. That's all. It's a
pretty tale. isn't 1t? Now what shall
do9" he added abruptly, stay or
go?"
"Oh, Graham! Graham!" she moaned,
! would have given them to you. You
know would"
You couldn't" he said, stubbornly,
'.and couldn't have taken them il YOU
had. Shall 1 go now?" he repeated,
rising nervously
Pick them upr' the girl command
ed In a grave whisper, pointing to the
| scattered jewels. He gathered them
up silently and laid them in her OUT
stretched palms.
did you get them ALP she aues-
toned. scanning the glitterinE heap.
There was ruby clasp In the box"
Il think / was thorough" he an
swered grimly. IF it's worth anything
it's there"
"oh. Graham! Oh. my poor boy,"
she walled. But In a moment con TROLL
ing herself. she lifted her hands with
their rich burden and stretched them
toward him. Perhaps you are right"
she said gently, Il couldn't have given
them to you before-but can now
Take them" she pleaded, bending
nearer. I'm so glad i've got thern!a
No, Gwen. ] can't" he said, draw
ing back. Fl can,1''Sss 49,
i, ~ sUu arc SoinS TO take me!t
she whispered. mastering a pale smile
to her aid.
NO, Gwen. no! j. can't! / can't!'' he
cried. hoarscly. sinking to his knees
beside the bed and hiding his face. Il
can't take you! God knows I'm not
Mt! I'll go away. Perhaps after rye
cleaned off my e--perhaps-Good-
bye! Goodbye" He pressed his lips
to the hem of the filmy spread that
was wet with his tears and dashed
from the room.
Graham! Graham!" she cried. des-
perately. but there was no answer
only hurrying step on the terrace
and the whirr of bicycle speeding
down the long hill,