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The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1905-04-23

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The Face at the Window

The osteria. as Gordon approached,
seemed gurgling with hilarity. At its
side the huge unhitched diligence
yawned, dark bulk waiting for the
morrow's journey. Some OF the pas
sengers 1t had carried were gathered on
the porch before the open windows list
ening. with postures that indicated a
more than ordinary curiosity and In
terest, to sounds from the taproorn.
There were women's forms among
them.
Tourists were Iittle to Gordon's Hk-
ing. They had bonbarded his balcony
at Diodat with spyglasses. had am
pushed him at Venice when he went to
opera or ridotto. To him they stood
for the Unsuitable taboo OF public dis
esteem-the chuckling fetishism that
Knocked him still from beyond blue
water. He skirted the inn In the shade
Of the expresses and passed to an arbor'
which the angle Of the building
screened from the group.
On it's edge he paused and gazed out
over the fields and further forest
asleep With what bitterness he had
ridden scarce three hours before from
those woods! Now 1t was shot through
with an arrow Of cardinal Joy whose
very rankle was a painful delight. In
the Jar OF conflicting sensations he had
not reasoned or presaged; he could
only feel
What was the import Of Teresa's let
ter, he wondered Much depended on
1t, she had said in that agitated mo-
ment. A thought fitted to him. The
Contessa Albrizzi had lived much in
Rome-was, he remembered. cousin TO
Cardinal. Could this message be an
appeal for deliverance from an impos-
sible position? Might Teresa yet be
free-not from her marriage bond. but
at least from this hourly torture in
Casa Guiccioli? With the quick feeling
of relief for her. wound a sharp sense
Of personal vantage. For him that
would mean the right to see her often
and unopposed. Yet, he argued In
stantly with self-reproach, was not this
the sole right he could not possess.
then or ever? What would 1t be but
tempting her love on and on. only to
leave it .naked and ashamed at last?
gust of noise rose behind him. 1t
issued from a window opening out OF
the taproom into the arbor- On the
heels of the sound he caught shattered
comments from the peering group on
the front porch-feminine voices speak
ing English:
i've always wanted to see him. We
watched three whole days in Venice.
How young he looks!"
What monster. And TO think he
is peer and once wrote poetry. There,
See-he's looking this wayr'
Gordon started and half-turned, but
he had not been observed; the angle OF
the wall hid him effectually.
Just then a single vociferate voice
rose to dominant speech in the room
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1905-04-23
CHAPTER xxxv.
In the Casa Garden.

The close was still-only the fiutter
OF moths and the splash of a fountain
tinkling wetly. Here and there in the
deeper shades of cloisteraI walks the
moonlight, falling through patches of
young leaves, hecked bloodless bac-
chantes and bronze Tritons nesting
palely in shrub tangles of mimosa. This
was all Gordon distinguished at first as
ne moved, his hands before him. his
feet feeling their way on the cool
sward.
Suddenly low breath seemed to
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1905-04-23
IES

This IS the fifth installrnent
of The Ca-taw2y." which be-
gan in the Sunday Call Maga-
zinc on March 90. Ii viii be
concluded ut an carly date The
appearance OF Ty'o such no.
table serials as "Thc Castaway''
and THE Return of Sherlock
Holmes Is noteworthy
achievement in daily journal
ism. and in line with the policy
of The Sunday Call to afford its
readers the cream cg high-class
ficticn.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1905-04-23
Ccopyright. 1905. Bobbs-MerriI Coz

wild day to have crossed the
lagoon" the frair observed.
"Stay-take this" He threw
off the outer robe he wore
and held it out. 1T viii shed
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1905-04-23

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Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-06-03
RUSSIAN NAVY DEFEATED
japanese Admiral Practically Annihilates Navy
of the Gar
of the Gar

when possible. after tie fights and
during the pursuit. Admiral Togo
has gone northward. and The Navy
Department does not expect extended
reports unln the fighting is finished.
Reports thus far received indicate
that Admiral Togo obtained a victory
without loss or serious damage of a
single bcttlcship o. cruiser. His cas-
vsiuos are not reported. bat arc IN
s'gninc2nt Il is believed THAT the
Russian casualtios are heavy. although
the Japanese appear TO have rescued
a. large number. The capt1rcd ships.
with prisoners and wounded. are ar
irving az Sascbo A number II Rus
sian prisoners were landed on Tsu
Island Three hundred. believed 20
ne from the transport Urol. lave been
landed ON the Iwami coast.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-06-03
Floods Moth Of e Paso.

II Paso. Tex. Special.-A half mil
lion dollars is conservative estimate
OF the damage doIe by the overflow
OF the Rio Grande north Of IL Paao
in the Messnla valley. Some 1000
acres Of farm land are under water.
crops and farm machinery have been
lost. and all houses in the path OF the
waters washed away. The water Ia
most places is six feet deep. Every
abode house in Anthony, y. NJ. has
been washed away and the people
have fed 70 Fl Paso. The water Is
still rising rapidly. threatening great
damage. especially at II Paso.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-06-03
Throloh the North.

Mrs. Lease was robbed En- New NOr,.
SATURDAY. Nirhf
me Merchants trust company OK
New York closed It's doors and receive
ers were appointed
Chicaro.s feamsfor strike sn~ead ne
49,
ABOUT peace were renewed.
wide Difference 90 orfnion on rrion
developed among the Cumberland
preshv+e-fa,s n, Fresno Cal
NouelleIoN-e olfoellion leFei'ltl IN
ilea ~ Justice Harlan
a check SO rleverlv raised that it de-
.,f.e7 .,-,-, .t,. ,..-,l.- ,.-,.t.t. .-.,,el 81.
caused the arrest % New York barr
teare-
The Chicago express COMPANIES re-
fused 20 recase from their decisions not
90 -aa---ro-- s--ft-o-s and the strike
-,
"''' -'" ~ ''1e-e o~t ~ cue emu
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-06-03
alnamist commits sulelde.

Knoxville Tenn. SpeciaL-C. @.
Cummings. OF Pittsburg. Pa. commit
ted suicide at williamsburg. KY. by
drinking carbolic acid. he was en-
ployed by the Parker Oil Company,
as manager OF drilling Two weeks
ago he married Miss Nicy Sum ner,
OF Williamsburg. and only a few days
ago was arrested on the charge or
.agamy, IL being claimed taat he had
a wife and children living in Tonnes
see. He denied the charge and gave
bond. and thus far nothing has been
found to bear Il out. BroOding over
his family troubles Is supposed TO
have caused the rash act
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-06-03
An interstate Railway.

COlumbi Special.-Dc Definite an
nouncemcnt OF q railroad from Charles
ton. s. c. 20 Monroe, y. G..
y. c.. giving Charleston. sum
ter and intermediate points sea
board connection at Monroe. was
made. In the shape OF a petition for a
commission TO incorporate the Caro-
lima Virginia Railroad" The COM
mission was granted with VIM. H. Ing
ram. NELL C'Donall and Marion Noise
OF sumter and state Senator Thomas
G.. Mcleod OF Lee county. as incorpos-
ators The initial capital is forty thOus-
and collars. and the ultimate two and a
half million. The purposes" state that
il is the intention OF the corporation ito
acquire rights OF way and build and
maintain cotton warehouses;
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-06-03
FOREIGN Affairs.

Greece Is 20 be warned against sup
porting Grecian bands now active ia
Southern Manchuria.
The Servian Cabinet has resigned.
A detailed report 20 confirm the
Identification q John Paul Jones
body has been sent from Paris 10
Washington
Gen. Linevitch under date OF May %.
reports that a Russian detachment sue
cessfully attacks the japanese trenches
or the heights south OF the station OF
Chsngtufu. May q. forcing the Japa-
nese 20 eyacuate their trenches.
Il Is believed the injuries sustain
ed by Empress Augusta Victoria by
falling down q stairway al Wisebaden
were more serious than 81 first re
ported.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-06-03
MISCELLANEOUS Matters.

The General Assembly Of the Pres
byterian Church. voting at Winona
Lake. decided unanimously for union
with the Cumberland church.
More than 100 Methodist ministers
marched % the Philadelphia City Hall
and protested 10 Mayor Weaver
against the proposed gasworks lease.
Milton +. Rose. Of Stafford county.
was drowned at Acquia creek.
The Charcoal Club opened its an
nual exhibition. the standard Of the
work being higher than ever.
Labor agitators in Paris threaten
% make a demonstration against King
Alfonso OF Spain when he visits that
city.
Wreckers ditche6 a train on the
Atchison. Topeka and Santa Re rail-
road. east OF Emporia. Kan. and six
passengers were injured. two Of them
fatally.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-06-03
NEWS THROUGHOUT TIE COUNTRY
Minor Happenings o. the Week at
Home and Abroad.
Down In Dixie.


Major John William Johnston died
a; Richmond.
A new railroad is projected from
Norfolk. Va. to Beaufort. y. C. along
the North Carolina coast.
The noted "moonshine'' distillery OF
William Nowlin, in Franklin county.
was destroyed and Nowlin captured.
Miss Lilly Cary has been appointed
sponsor for Virginia az the Confe3er-
ate reunion.
A contract for building 100 miles OF
the Tidewater road will be awarded
June 1.
The trial Of Reynolds Carlisle.
charged with the murder OF John d.
Krombling. was begun at Berryvilie.
Majority and minority reports on
federation were made by the special
committee OF the southern Presbyte-
rian Assembly appointed 10 deal with
the subject
Wesley G. Parker. until last Tuesday
exchange teller in the Arkansas Ma
tional Bank. OF this city. is missing.
and il is claimed that his accounts
show a shortage OF $4,000. President c.
" Rix. OF the bank. admits the short
age and said that the institution is fully
secured by bond.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-06-03

New York, Manager Me
Craw. OF the New York National Lea
que Baseball Club. has been fined $50
and suspended for Is days for using
profane language 90 President Dreysus.
Of the Pittsburg club. McGraw viii
be eligible TO resume the privileges OF
the ball field on June nth. providing
that previous so that date the fine Ct
$50 Is paid, together With the sum OF
$40. which fne was imposed by Pres
idenf Pulliam because OF his being re-
moved from the game May goth.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-06-03
Nebosason Among the Prisoners.

Toxic. BY cable.-Rear Admiral Ne
bogatoff. former commander OF the
fourth division OF the Pacific feet. re-
Gently commander OF the information
squadron. composed Of scouts OF the
merchantmen, with 5000 other Rus
SLAMS. is among the prisoners captured
by the japanese. Vice Admiral Ro-
jestvensky appears 10 have escaped
The battle begane Saturday morning,
and the japanese are still in pursuit
OF the Russians.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-06-03

The mayor OF Philadelphia won out
in a stubborn tight against the ring he
opposed.
Stockholm. BY Cable.-There were
riots here Saturday night in connec-
ton with the scavengers' strike. A
mob stoned the police. who drew their
swords and cleared the streets. Many
persons were injured and a number
were arrested. Much damage was
done 70 property.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-06-03
THINK TORPEDO BOATS CID IT.

Washington Naval Circles Comment
on Dispatches e State Department
-eattleship and Five More Vessels
surk-straits Held Against Rus
SLAMS.
Washington. s2ecial-A dispatch re-
ccivcd at the state Department SAYS
that the Japanese Government has
made the announ cmcat that its fleet
had engaged the Russians i'm tho
Straits os Korea Saturday and had held
them
The reported sinking 90 the battle
aain Bord.no Is mentioned in a DIS
patch received al The state Department
fron thc consul az NacasohL
The reiies .2 the naval circles In
Washington is that the japanese re-
sorted 90 The free use OF torpedo boats
In their attacks on the vessels %, Vice
Admiral Roiestvonsky's feet The
Japanese have q large number OF tor
pedo boats i'm their fleet and they de-
monstrated their effectiveness in The
F operations around Port Arthur. Na-
. val officers here express the opinion
that it was unlikely that such serious
. losses as those reported could have
been inflicted by ordinary ere.
The following is the text OF the Ma
rasah dispatch 20 the State Depart
mcnt.
"Narasak. May 2S-Japanese sunk
the Russian batteship Borodino and
four more warships and a repair ship
The other dispatch read as follows.
Toxic. May 27.-Japancse met and
engaged the Baltic squadron this az
tcrnoon in the straits OF Fushima
which was held. Cannonading was
heard from shore"
From information which has been
received in Washington 10 rs believed
that two 90 the Russian ships reported
90 have been sunk IN the Korean
Straits by the Japanese are the ore
and her sister ship the BOrodino
They are hatteshlps of $4,000 tons
Three other vessels reported sunk are
believed 90 have been cruisers. th
remaining one being "a repair ship
The Orel and Borodino are OF 1881
tons displacement each. heavily armed
- well protected. and were designed O
r make is knots. They measure 3st Zee
y by &c feet. with rs feet draught an'
both have a lofty spar deck fully 8
feet above the water line. eXtendin
! from the bow to the quarter deck. FOR
! ward is mounted a pair OF l-.f-.r.
\ guns in a turret protected Oy eleye
inches 90 Krupp armor Another pal
T. OF gyms of same Size is mounted al
There are thirty other guns on Tie lr
d tcrmediate battery the vessels carr
!. two submerged torpedo tubes and tw
above the water & special feature G
the vessels is their verdica longitud
MAJ bulkheads OF inch armor. runnln
t throughout the whole length o. Oh
n ship az distance OF nine OF ten fee
, inboard from the ships sides. designc
: 20 localize the effects Of "a blow froi
d a torpedo
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-06-03
Shot Chief Of Police.

Nashville Tenn. Special-A special
from jackson. Tenn says that \. d.
Digger shot and seriously wounded
Chief OF Police CASTOR. OF that place.
-Four shots were fired. two of which
took effect Digger was drinking and
Castor attempted 10 arrest him. Dug
ger was subsequently, locked up.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-06-03
Texas Town No, Destroyed.

Austin. Tex. Specials J. /. Math-
er. mayor Of Mineral Wells. Tex. re
Quested correction OF the report sent
10 several papers that the town had
been badly damaged by tornado last
week. He says that no damage was
done at all. and that excepting a very
high wind, which swept over the town
last Wednesday. there was no provo
cation for such a report
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-06-03


a the chances are that Il VII
older 10 think that
Knows more parents together
he wIp the governor
oldua u o mother al
IN general
though Dc considered
who the
p-udc people against girl as seeing
rceedsh
hadNortins
who order
outcome Of an ugly feeling n
Ehcu 3
Many parents grow ao the habit OF thinking
rhero ldka
mother all rsht bit she aoen
foolish thing mat
judgement she might have been saved
xng always know best Guided by
Tor
M long complain OF not feeling vel
On ror broEe dipecu hearing Of sick
III
what you her mother and II any
had there don't think he
Shaveeon z q thoughtful mood
atE his
children visitors The
thinking that they can run
IS tribe
and IN her her elders
a. the
cousins parents
Difference shown
Il girl 10 let her
ee r-srreo by blOt-Sew York Journal
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-06-03


N'"S ~ ''' '"''S' '1r'''S ''''''
\ ice N0i'''"' 'oso 10 ms ''''i'''''.'''
'"e ''sS ~ '"o N"sS'"''S d" SUI sum
or o"p,u.eu now reaches twenty wv
"Di'e '~'l par 'iD '.'''S are 'o' Se'
d" ''''''' 81 ''''''
,-, ,., ....... -.
''-
NiaolNostoN. sent uirec' reporting the
arrival there az the protected cruiser
Alrra- and the tornedo boat DESTROYER
-. 60 80 ,,.., 49, ..,,
tneN witnessed lEe SINKING o. Two jap
anese battleships and that two cruisers
were ustinc badly and seemed about To
s,,,. ..n,, 49,, .,.- ,,.,....~.., e..~.to-
view az tae battle lhert seems 10 oe
ereat confusion as 90 the fate 90 Ro-
iestvcnstv. u IS rcportea that he ar
.s...s 81. x-,-,s......-. .... .......,,,
''"t Sunny oauiF "oNh1s1' a"" 'N"'
his wife has received telegram from
him while a rcrorl received from To-
,-., .-.. --....-s,.. -s-,.. u.s.. .t. r~--.
csc lesaNon al n aeii-ston says l-'t
De was captured on board The Russian
DESTROYER pfedo,v with another admir-
81, 49,, -,...-.,,- ....,r., ana ,,-s.l,
seF'Iai s'"h "iI,tIs o, "-s ""-SliP. l"r
hniaz SouvarCn the sirHing or which
is ccrfr-7cs hv the officers of tnc ai-
mae
TOXIC. BY Cable Beyond the results
little is known here ~ Admiral loSo 5
stunning victory over AoiAlI"i .Npi'S,
FensNy. hoJest'ehsNH ie-,n'u V't'
.aI' ls'anu- NDi "a, 'ail- "''.~s ".-D
n'"u'a yer 1I' lSu isl",l.S- -o
q. '''-e' "l :" "-S '' n .- -.V'
l.'"' ".l -'- '.'- ,.-,.. ...,..'--.
.'-. q .,-, ,....,.,..., ..r Ell.
1. ~. -. -. t...,e ,.,.-, ~
800, ~.
,t.,,s-,, --,-, h,s o.,i,ol for c.oel..
g., 49, ...'t.-t,, 10 .i., ~, fsis-,ts ro
-. ., b., -.,-.t go. ~-,r r, eo~fai,
1900, -r-i,e i,,,.- limo ms i,si,
81. ,5,9i,,i TOO o.itb tho battioshin.
and Nc Admiral Kamin,ura With th,
cruisers Rear Admiral Kataoka. witt
the light squadron. first attacked Ro
Jestvensky. The order and clrcuns tai
- ~ '.ie 49,. 49,. a. t- -.,' r,, ,,,t
Side he straits and foile dRojestven
sky. preventing his retreat When Ro
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-06-03
The Slaughter of
Railroad Employees
BY Frederick Uphon, yqdorus


II !. 8 : 8. !" ]
employees due 10 the re
tention couPers 50 srouSu
public forced INTO
ii II a
4 The alroad their
n IL o killing ana
R& influence been employed
% OF this law the ann
poe
its
willing railroad
IL seemed moon
Senso 10 them that should be compelled to speo money
pOntess Of human lie
ta
automatic brakes
change rom me
the
inventive genius had solved the prop
Commerce Commission shows
railroads e
any other
Il 10 similar 10 ne
CITY Otahi
Waterbury Connect
neither or when mas
the American and British armies
series OF hsh's
included : Greasy IN his fen DC
o'
the
by 7o2 a last year total
SsSoss
astounding increase q eis COLI
but FOR the reduction 81 en-
1904. by 75ooo-Suooess
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-06-03
Az The National caritaI.

Second vice-President Case T. Tar
bell. OF the Equitable Life Assurance
Society. was examined by State super
intendcnt os Insurance Hendricks.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-06-03
BATTLE IN THE SIRAllS OF KOREA

According to information Received AZ
the state Department in Washing
ton. the Battle Began Saturday. the
Japanese Sinking the Russian Bat
tieship 6crodino, -Four More War
ships and = Repair ship.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-06-03
~~~-~~-~---1r- "Vt~--s~S'->--''
Causes of Unhdppiness
BY II. b La Rue.

AZ = q his sfnses woman o. her ideals And
that woman can never understand
why men DO nOs love Womea do. \ woman
loves he loves the woman mat
comfort Like dcg he loves the hand
that feeds hna other. lie may claim 60 have TIE
higher expaate them but be must be CON
Portable before he expatiste anything.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-06-03

IDEALS largely formed
hcson
shoulders but marriage sps all such u
E1o0E
and the that takes care OF Z
nothing
beauties and
eIitle~c
esne sry that girl would
500 win AZ tweaty
6sy.ah proposed marriage
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-06-03
sNnr~-~S~~es-
Respect to Parents

BY Beatrice Fairfax

teploraole character
istic OF TIRE younE people r this country
Girls speak their parents 10 manner which BON
-hcv snz The parents heartily ashamed Of Inc
pzrerts quite much blame the child lot lAla
lack CT respect the result q bad uI-brnEing
u from infancy child is allowed 70 break into a. COZ
10 have voice every discussion and 20 thrust
stsef fnrard On al the chances are That VII
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-08-12
La fiebre amarillo
YLA PESTE BuBeNIcA EN- PAEkMa

Sin ha Der precedido noticia csble-
grafca sobre clio, nos ha sorprendido
leer er '.El Po1vsnir de Cartagena"
(Colombia) y en- ediciones de dicho
colega correspondence q 7ys de
Julio pasado, que en- ell muelle de la
Boca de Panama, ocurrio hace pocos
dias un case de peste bub6nica.
La vfctima fuS un trabajador ja-
maicano, James Brown, Ell cual con
trajo la terrible eridemia a bordo de
un buque llegado al puerto de la
Boca, cuyo buque fue puesto libre
practica sin tomar antes aquellas dis.
posiciones dice "El Porvenir" aconse-
jadas Ter la ciencia, ruestas en- prac-
tica en- las nac1ones civilizadas.
A juzgar por 10 que afiade Ell re-
ferido colega, Sc esta bleci6 un Gordon
sanitario entire la zona infestada y la
ciudad de Panama; es de presumir,
puesto que no tenemos noticias en-
contrario, que Sc ha bra procedido por
las autoridades americanas de aque-
LA region con ell cello y la energfa de-
bidas para que desaparezca ell peligro
del contagio.
El propio colega .El Porvenir", nos
informa de que en- Panama continda la
6ebre amarilla. q pesar (dicen) de la
fumiga ci6n que los yankees consideran
efcaz para destruir los mosquitoes que
la producen.
La mortandad es de TN tr einta por
ciento en- los atacados; proporclon que
no por ser relativamente pequefla, de-
ia de azor ar los yankis empleados en-
las obras del canal; los cuales escapan
de Panama con "los pies frios", segun
expresa Ell corresponsal que trasmite
estas noticias.
No son, pues, pocas las MEDIA que
debe extremar ell vecino Gobierno Fe-
deral, ante ell peligro de los diversos
focos de infection que actualmente
amenazan su credito sanitario en- Pa
mama, Nueva Orleans y Tampa.
Y por nosotros parte. ante Ell ries-
go que Cuba podrfa correr por estar
tan proxima a esas zonas infectas,
bien haran las autoridadeS correspon-
dientes en- no descuidar la psactica
de cuantas prevenciones aconseja la
prudencia,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-08-12
Las ObraS de arte en- Europa
C0MPRADAS POR LOS YANKEES

UD peri6dico italiano habla en- ter
minos muy duroS contribuyendo la
voz de alerta dada va por algunos
centres europeos acerca del modo
muy notable con que los americanos
hacen adquirir a todo precio, las obras
de arte del viejo continente.
En- los 1ltimos dias del mes pasado,
Julio, los frescos del palacio Labia, en-
Venecia obra de Giovanni Tiepolo re,
presentando Cleopatra y Marco An
tonic, fueron vendidos secreta n ente
por $3oooo a un mercader parisiense
quien las revendio en- segunda q un
americana por la suma de 5000. 900.
Sorprendido ell mercaaer en- nuevos
manejos de negocios iguales, fue ,e.
ducido prisi6n por las autSridades
de Roma.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-08-12
s.. 1. re:ss..@las@sS "A. LUZ ELECTRICA
Servicio de dia noche Corente connua baja tension
~.''"" '"'''", %s@s.@a5 %s / NO HAY PELIGRO!


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Administrator
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-08-12

SGGCsOm rGaAs3EOSSs
SANTOS DE MANANA
MES DE AGOSTO
Domingo I3.-San Hipolita, martir,
y san Juan Berchmans.
MISAS DE MANANA.
Caledral. ..... a las 5.7y9 mafiana
San JOSEF. ''7y3 de la idem.
San Francisco. s'8 de la idem.
Convento de S.
Miguel. 80. 30 de la idem
Capilla T. O. F. '' on de Ia idem.
Santa Ana -. - nv 81 ieem
Puerta de TERRA 6 zyo de la idem
Santurce.. ..... 7yo de Ia idem.
SANTOS DEL LUNEs
Lunes I4.-San EuSebio, presbirero
Y confesor.a, yjG4,1. .-.lIo2 7@g,t a
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MISAS> DEL LUNES Z
Catedral. :. e Ia Ply 9 de Ia rro,afiana
San Jose. IN de Ia dem. !
San FraE--sco. IN de Ia ioem.
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