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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-12-17
De SOCIEDAO

Una bodG-En la noche del s6bado
contrajeron matrtmonio cat6lico en- Ia
iglesia de Puerta de TERRA, los distingui'
dos i6venes, sefiorita Carmen PorteIl el
teniente de la policfa insular don Ezequiel
MoDgil. Fueron padrinos doia Alejan-
drina Laugier y don Jose Claudio Viera.
La nOvia lucia un magnffca traje el
contrayente de uniforme de gala.
Concurrieron algnnos fntimos algunas
horas despu6s de la ceremonial de boda
salierOn para Cayey, en- donde forman su
dulce nido de amor, los estimables j6vsnes
que ven realizados sus mas gratos anhe-
los.
Que la dicha que hoy les sonrie sea
eterna, como por su valer merecen nues-
tros buenos amigos Carmen y Ezquiel
En- 81 PargMe. e.-Apesar del NAL tempo
que rein6 en- la noche del sabado, result6
muy concurrido ell salon del Parque yen.
do ALI bellas = distinguidas damas de esta
sociedad.
En- Febrero.- Ell ''carnet'' de- bodas
para ell entrante aflo contiene numerosas
''notas' entire elias fgura, en- primer
t6rmino, la de los distinguidoB j6venes
Bertha Meltz Manolo Gomez Pareia
.distinguidfsima y de mucha estimaci6n
entire todos los elemeutos sociales de la
ciudad, ell 8nuncio de su enlace causa gra-
ia impression. Que sean felices tanto como
en- la vida es possible.
Tambien SO anuncia para principles del
entrante afo la boda de los j6venes Tere-
sita Rodriguez umpierre Lgnacio Pefa
Garicano.
La delicada frente de jazmines de Ia
bella nina lucird dichosa el alba corona
de azahares que sfmbolizs su ansiada ven
tura y que deseamos Sc conserve eterna.
mente lozana.
Seis ''notas" mas fguran en- Ell ''carnet'
y todas elias ser6n cumplidas entire los
meses de Enero Mario del 9O7.
De VWeItG al bogGr.-En ell vapor
Julia" han regresado de Ia SHabana,
nuestros distinguidos compatriotas, respe.
table sefora Nussa viuda de Lopez su
hijo ell joven Victor Lopez Nussa, que
vuelven San Juan con motive del triste
acontecimiento de que Be ha ocupado Ia
prensa en- estos dias.
Bien venidos 4 Ia patria donde tan
queridos son, los deudos del que fu6 Ra.
mon B. Lopez.
Maestro p6s0me.-El mas sentido en-
viamos nuestros amigos los distinguidos
esposos Trigo Orbeta, por Ia sensible per-
dida de su tierno nifc, que 81 abandonar
ell dulca seno del ha POGO dichoso hogar,
deja en- 81 grandes tristezas Resignation!
sEMPER.
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MOVIMIENTO
De FEMALES.

Rufno Ruiz Teodoro Aquilino Qui-
fones fueron sentenciados por ell iuez de
Humacao & meses y 80 dias de prisi6n
cada uno por acometimiento aggression.
Han salidO por ruta de la carcel de
Aguadilla con destino al preside & sufrir
condemns los prisioneroB Pedro Villanue-
va, Antonio Barreto, Carlos Gomez, Ma
rianO Melendez, Jose Rodriguez, Juan
Jose Avil6s (a) Roche malo, Luis Diaz,
Juan Quihones, Avelino Sanchez, Juan
A. Aponte, Antonio Castro, Bartolom6
Rivera Damian Moll.
El fiscal del Tribunal de Distrito
de San Juan ha ordenado la excarcelaci6n
del procesadO Juan Santana Marrero que
Sc encontraba preso en- la galera de la
carcel de San Juan anexa al pTesidio, acu-
sado de asesinato en- primer grado.
Por abuse de confanza fu6 condenado
por 81 juez municipal de Ponce, q s meseB
de c6r"el el individuo Jorge Bouchan, ell
que fu6 remitido la prisi6n sufrir Ia
pena impuesta
El 12 del corriente fueron trasladados
de la carcel de Distrito de Ponce & la mu-
nicipal por orden del juzgado los plisione-
ros Felipe Rodriguez, Miguel Leandri,
Pedro Castro y America Torres fueronpues,
tos en- ibertad por haber salido absueltos
ante el juez de las acusaciones que Sc les
hacfan.
Ell juez de Paz de Vieques ha procesado
y puesto disposition del fiscal de Ia cor
te de Distrito de Humacao, al individuo
Pedro Rivera, conocido por Nolasco (a)
resbaloso, acusado del delito de escalamien.
to en- primer grado.
Por infrscci6n la ley de Rentas In
ternas fue condenado por ell iuez de Qua
yama un mes un dia Manuel N. Me.
dina y Juan Ortiz Cintr6n, q 2 amos 6
meses de prisi6n por la corte de Dist1ito
por ell delito de hurto de mayor cuantfa.
A 10 amos de presidio fu6 condenado
Juan Perez, vecino de Lola, por homici-
dio voluntario.
El dia II del actual ingresaron en- ell
presidio extinguir condena procedentes
de la carcel de Humacao los prisioneros
siguientes: Ruperto Reyes, Gregoria Ra-
mirez, Alejandriua Rodriguez, Modesto
Guzman, q cumplir cada uno 1 af1o; Fran.
cisco Arroyo y Sinforoso Vega, 2 amos ca.
da uno, todos por el delito de hurto de
mayor cuantfa por escalamiento cum
plir un afo cada' uno, Luis Vazquez, Ru-
perto Dfaz y Felipe Ayala (a) chilfn, asf
como tambi6n iDgresaron en- dicho penal
Francisco Fonseca cumplir l afio por
hurto mayor impuesto por la corte de Jus.
ticia de San Juan y Francisco Lance, 2
amos y meses por escalamiento en- primer
grado impuestos por la misma corte.
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JUAN BRAScHI.
Director INFERNO.
LOS ESPAN OLES
dGSautOnZarOn a
ese.
JUAN BRASCHI.
Director INFERNO.

El peri6dico que tiene la petuIancia de
llamarse 'diario dedicado Ia defensa de
Espa1a y de los pueblos ibero americanos"
y que 10 6nico que resulta es un gratuito
ofensOr de las personals decentes y ell 6rga-
no mas CaFacterizado de lecherfas de San
Juan, no tiene nj representation nj pode-
res, nj siquiera las simpatias de los espafio-
les Residences en- Puerto Rico, los cuales
le han desautorizado en- la forma que
puede leerse en- Ia siguiente carta:
"Senor Director de "La Correspondent.
Cia". San Juan, p. r.
"Muy Sr. mfo:-~ - .--~-- >~ ~r- =
LAS Juntas DireCtivas del ''Casino
Espa1ol" della ''Sociedad Espafola de
Auxilio Mutuo Benefcencia", en- sesio,
mes celebradas On los diaB II 13 del mes
actual, acordaron declarar pdblica ter
minantemente: que los individuos de Ia Go.
lonia Espafiola de esta Isla, Representatives
por ambas Sociedades, no tienen ning6n Or
gano en- Ia prensa del pals, nj han inspira-
do NADIA de 10 que hayan publicado pu.
bliquen los diaTios de la isla, desde el cam
bio de soberanfa.
"En cumplimiento de 10 acordado, rue
go Vd. la inserci6n de las precedentes
lfneas
ode Vd., senior Director, con la mayor
consideration alto. S..
"MaNWeJ LOmbG, Presidente del "Casi.
no Espai1ol" y de la ''Sociedad Espafiola
de Auxilio Mutuo Benefcencia.
''San Juan, P. r. IA de Julio de 1905"
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ANuNCtO.

Incorporate bajo las leyes del pals una
Compafifa que ha de girar con la denomi'
naci6n
THE LNSULAR DOCK COMPANY
cuya empresa Sc hara cargo, pOr cesi6n de
su concesionaTio, de las franquicias para
la construction = exploitation del Muelle
.ndmero 2 de la bahia de San Juan y de
seosos los incorporadores que suscriben,
asf como la Junta Organizadora que re-
preBentan, Sc de y facilite acceso en- aque-
LA, toda clase de elementos residences en-
Puerto Rico, cuaIquiera que sea su nacio-
nalidad posici6n social, ha sido acuerdo
Sc pubIique este anuncio en- vsrios peri6
dicos de esta localidad para advertir que
las listas de suscripci6n de acciones van
cubriendcse rapidamsnte, perO que adn
contindan abiertas, con 81 indicado objeto,
en- las ofcinas de la corporation que hoy
funcionan en- el piso principal de Ia casa
ndmero 80 de la calle de la Fortaleza.
Puerto Rico, Diciembre II de 1906
c. COnde, Juan H. Arsuaga. A. de Ia
Hoba. 3a.s~,
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IA SITUACI0N d. E
los pugnOrique-
nos es peOr que.
un absurdO" dice
IN pei6diCO ane-
riCanO.
Puerto Rico ha quedadO susDendidO
entire ell CieIO y Ia TERRA =
"SaeandoIss de esa pOsleIdn VaIdrla Ia psna en-.
lOHCss del VIaje del PEssIdsnts a Panama" "

Asf se expreSa Ell an, Y. Mail and
Express:
s'La determination del Presidents
Roosevelt de urgir para que Sc de la ctW'
dadaaofd los puertoTriquenos, nerece
universal aprobaci6n. "-.. +
EEl Congreso ha aplazadOldemasiadO el
asunto." ~T@
LA situaci6n an6mala de los puertorrj'
quefos es peor que un absurdo-una
vergtienza nacional." @*..t
s'Hemos deiado Puerto Rico suspend
do entire el cielo y la terra, mientras los
puertorTiquefos SO admiraban preguntan'
do que serfan ellos.''
Isl Sc les SAGA de esta poSici6n por la
acci6n del CongresO sobre el mensaje espe.
cial del Presidents, entonces aquel visje &
Panama habra Waldo la pena."
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En- las festas hfpicas celebradas aver
en- Ponce, vencieron los caballOs Sine
Temore'' "BrutitO'', "Volador'', "Perla
Fina" y "Majestic"
Ell pr6ximo microbes dar6 retreta en-
Ia plaza principal Ia banda del battalion
puertoTriQuefio.
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Una BODA EN- CARO-
lima.
FL sCtO resuIt6 Rspl6ndidO J Ia nOVia
.eStaba beIIisima.
(De maestro eonesponsaJ especially }

En- la noche del domingo contrsjeron
matrimonio civil en- Ia Carolina ante ell
juez senior Zeno, los distinguidoH j6venes
Rosita Mescoso J. Finlay Basanta
Fueron testgos los sefores Rodriguez y
ToTregrosa y una concurrencia distingui-
da de damas y caballeFos acompafi6 los
novios en- au grata ceremonia y luego q
su morada.
La bella desposada lucia elegante rico
traje un delicado cuanto artfstico tocado
hacfa resaltar su hermosura.
Las distinguidas senoras sefioritag de
Iserns, Basanta, Abasi6n, viuda de Her
nandez, Chevremont, Suarez, Lola
Angelita Fernandez, Sara HeEndiz, Petra
MARTINEZ, Ester Comstrik de la Carolina,
y sefioritas Finlay Basanta, de San Juan
concurrieron entire otras, los caballeros
Torregrosa, Fernandez, Rivera, Gimenez
Sicard6, Mass6n, Suarez, Valledor, Rodri.
guez, Vail Espinosa, Garcia Salgado, y
doctores, Fernandez y Auhay, vi6ronse
entire los invitados, que fueron obsequiados
con profusi6n de duIces, icores hela.
dos -.~..
En- la casa de los novios Sc bailaron al
gunas danzas en- medic de la mayor ale
grfa y culta expansion.
Muy apreciadog en- esta sociedad los
felieeB contingencies ha causado grata
impression su simpatica boda. Les desea'
mos que la ventura que hoy. les sonrfe,
ca eternR.
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PARIS BAZAR.

Un caballero entr6 en- dias pasados en-
Ell "Paris Bazaar" como VIC tantas seilo-
ras y Sefioritas, las una esCogiendo ENGAGES
lindisimog, las otras cintas, perfumerfa,
trsges bordados, para calle y reception,
toreras de seda, postales de ailo nuevo,
boas, corbatas de se1iora, collares & q
pregunt6 muy estranado Giustf, 81 Ell
"Paris Bazar," regalaba las mercancias
pues para haber tanta gente y cada una
pidiendo turno para que Ia despachasen
era de su ponerlo.
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SUCESOS ENLA ISLA.


CorOnel HamilI. San Juan. San Sc.
basti6n, Diciembre 15.-En barrio Aibo-
nito esta Jurisdiction he capturado en-
union guardia Domingo E. Llama, Juan
Crespo Mercado requisitoriado robo en-
cuadriIla 1899.-Pardo, cabo.
Aguada. Tarde aver declar6se incen.
dio en- cafiaveral SUCCESSION Campos inves-
tigado hecho resulta casual ocasionado por
la candela que fogonero 1naquinista de
tren bot6ra por la hornilla- de la maquina;
quemandose dos cuerdas cana. P6rdidas,
como 100 dollars rs-Cabo Martinez.
Laress Guardiaa Cordero Corchado
anoche once, sorprendieron una jugada en-
casa Santos Viscasillas, arregtando tres
individuos, ocupando tres naipes y ocho
dollars 85 centavos. Puestos disposition
Juez Municipal.-Teniente Casals.
Anoche como las notici6se haber
ocurTido un asesinato en- la carretera que
conduce Ponce, me traslad6 Immediate
mente dicho sitio con guardias Valde'
july, Garcia y Beauchamps, lograndO
seguidamente la captura del presunto
autor Victoriano Mercado, natural de
Ponce. El interfecto Sc llamaba Faustino
Gonzalez, capataz Colonia Torres quien
.presenta aIgunas contuHiones una puma
lada cerca tetilla izquierda, Ia que supongo
le cause la muerte Este hecho ocurri6
entire 6 = Z p. m. KiI6metro 20. El
cadaver Sc encuentra en- una maleza dis
tante veinte metros carretera y 40 del
sitio donde fu6 herido. Juez de Paz ms
truye primeras diligencias. He comuni'
cado este hecho Fiscal Guayama conducto
comandante distrito. Antes del suceso
Gonzalez aboftte6 Mercado, Francisco
Nieves y Pedro Rivera. Este dltimo por
c6mplice en- union de otros.-Sargento
Padr6.
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CONVOCATORIA.

En- nombre de la Junta OrganizadOra de
THE INsULAR DOCK COMPANY
que en- su dia habr6 de hacerse cargo de
las franquicias para la construction ex-
plotaci6n del MteJye M 9 de Ia Bahia
de San Juan y como Presidente de aque.
liza, convoco q juuta General de accionistas
inHcritos, cuyO actO habr6 de celebrarse en-
el piso principal de la casa nGmero 80 de
la calle de la Fortaleza, las de la tar
de del dia "a del mes corriente de Diciem-
bre con Ell flo, entire otrOs, de discutir Ell
proyecto de, Estatutos por los cuales habra
de regirse la referida Compaffa.
Puerto Rico, Is de Diciembre de 1906.
c. Condo, Presidente.
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Es eI mas eEtsnsO.

El surtido de camas reci6n importadO
por los sefiores Scrs A. Mayol y Ca. de
esta plaza = que tienen en- tu gran esta-
blecimiento ''Los Muchachos' es Ell de
mas novedad ode Sc ha conocido en- Puer-
to Rico. Los pedidos que de ella Sc has
cen al acreditado establecimiento son ca
da dfa mas frecuentes. a..
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RELACION De ACCIO-
niStaS de la InSu-
lar Dock Co. y

Don Vicente Usera, hacendado Srea
.Balseiro q Georgetti, id. Don Luis Ru-
bert, id. Don Eduardo Gonzalez, i'd. Don
w. 8. Mari, i'd. Don A. Franchagchi, i'd
Don Francisco Brunei, i'd. Don Jaime
Fonalledas, id. Juan J. Arsuaga, de
Sobrinos de Ezquiaga. Don Dionisio
TrigO, de Sobrinos de Izquierdo q Co.
DON Antonio Perez 2o., de J. Ochoa &
Hermano. Don AdoIfo Perez, don Jose
Perez Martinez, don Jose Perez Perez,
de Scrs. de Perez Hmns Sres Freirfa &
Co., Cadierno Barea & Co., Perez Bmns.
Don A. Vicente, de A. Vicente q Go.
Sres. F. Font & Hmno Don Teodoro
Freirfa, de Freirfa & Co. Don Antonio
M6ndez, de M6ndez Hermanos. Don EE-
ban de Abajo, de V. Melon & Go. Don
Juan Araujo. Don w. Hepp, don A.
RauSchempIat, de Fritze Lundt q Co.
Sres. Villar y Go. A. Alvarez y Hmns.
Scrs. de RoSas y Co., (Arecibo). Don
Manuel Perez Fernandez, de M. Perez
Co., (Bayam6n). Scrs. de F. Pintuelas
y Go, de Ciales. Don Juan Fonalledas
de Toa Baja. Ramon Rola, de Rio
Grande. Don Ignacio Olivero, de Caro-
lima. Don Celestino Perez, de Caguas
Don Luis TOro, presidente de la ''P. r. A.
Tobacco Co." Don Antonio Piz6, de
Pizd Hmns. Sres J. 7. Silva Bankin y
Commercial Co. Sores. de A. MayoI y
Co. Sres A. Lynn 6 Hiios de Perez
Morris. Santisteban Chavarri y Co. Her
naiz, Targa Co. Cu6tara Hmns. Don
Joaquin Matienzo, de Scrs. de Matienzo
sres. Gambler y Muntaner. A. Ortega y
Co. Scrs de j. M. Blanco y Go. Arrivf
Hmns. Vidal Hmns. y Co. R. Fabian y
Go. Don Joaquin Villamil, de J. Villamil
y Co. Don America Salas Don Miguel Sa'
vino. Don Vicente Mendez, don Francis
co Alvarez, de Villary Co. Don A. de
La Haba, propietario. Don Manuel del
Vale, id. DON Elias Wolff, i'd. Dofa
Maria Padial, propietaria, Don Ignacio
Pefa Garicano, i'd Don Agustf1 La
do, don Pedro LIad6 don Matfas Is
rsgoza, don Esteban Moreno don Ra'
mon Martinez, armadoreg. Don Ma
nuel Betancourt, don Prudencio Montafiez
y don Juan Bta. Portalatfn, industriales.
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1906-09-04
KING EDWARDS BLACKLIST
Scandals in High Life Are Care
fully Recorded in His Ma
jesty's Book

People presented at the court OF St
James are often astonished and graft
fed by King Edwards wonderful
knowledge of them and his extIaor-
binary memory for faces and Incidents.
They are still more astonished when
# years later they meet the king they
find he has not forgotten them nor
the occasion of their last meeting The
secret Of this feat of memory lies in
a book wherein is registered details
of the lives Of all persons who have
been or are likely TO be presented at
court II it are entered besides the
names, cetails of family, career, and
suggestions as to what the king shall
say and after a presentation what was
said AS no one has an audience with
out special invitation, there is al
ways time for the gentlemen in wait
ing to place before the king the aeces-
sary information.
Another book-a sort Of 4 social
blacklist-contains details OF scandals
in high life and is kept so thar the
court may be free from people OF ques-
tionable antecedents.
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the hall, and on to the library, which
stood somewhat apart in a wing. This
room was sacred 10 the master of the
house; guests rarely intruded unless
by particular invitation. When he had
established her comfortably, Blennen
turned away without : word and seat
ed himself at the piano.
A few dying notes, then silence. The
shaded light of the electric bulb still
shone softly, but the moonlight had
long danced from the waves. In its
stead. the mist over the river was
purpling warm with the summer dawn.
Blennen moved softly to the window
and stood looking down on the woman.
She gave no heed TO his presence. The
dark lashes swept her cheek, her
breath rhythmed gently, she was
nestled luxuriously amid the cushions
she was fast asleep!
Suddenly, she opened her eyes and
stared into his face with the bewilder-
ment of a drowsy child.
why, good heavens, there must ba
fire." she exclaimed. See how light
it isl"
Blennen looked obediently.
80 it is" he agreed.
1T isn't light" she cried, mot day
light! 1t can't bel"
Il rather suspect it is, though
Blennen said. quietly.
And do you mean to say that I've
been right here in this chair since
eleven o'clock last night? Sound
asleep for hours?" she asked, with
amazement that was almost awe.
Pm afraid you have BEEN" Blenaen
affirmed, apologetically.
But the widow was far from indis-
nation at this moment.
Bless me-" she exclaimed, raptur-
ously, tits a miracle! I-asIeep for
hours! 1 can't believe it You are q
magician, Vance"
Blennen seized his opportunity.
boldly:
Marry me, and I'll play you to sleep
any night you wish"
Instantly, the woman OF the world
awoke to her knowledge of conven-
tions. Her eyes dilated a little, and for
minute there was silence. Then she
turned to him with a face that was
glowing:
Yes, l will marry you now. Some
how, the fear has passed."
Aye, her nerves are the better for
Just these few hours of real sleep"
Blennen thought; but he had the wis
dom not to speak aloud.
| But sucn a scandal" the widow
whispered as she drew her lips from
| Blennen's.
Pooh! 10 one can know! And II
] they do"
And II they do--they will Taught"
Yes. they will laugh. as they did al
madame's story"
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LOSS TO GERMAN EMPIRE
Retirement from Public Once OF
Most Valuable Member Of
Government STAFF.

Every country has little known nen
who exercise great influence. With
the recen. resignation Of Baron Won
Holstein, head Of the intelligence de-
partment of it's foreign ONCE, German
official life lost such man, says
Youths Companion Indeed il might
be said that Europe has lost force
on which It could count For more
than a generation Baron Won Holstein
has been influential in framing the
German foreign policy. He began IN
der Bismarck, whose confidential ad-
wiser ne was The succeeding foreign
secretaries have been dependent on
his broad and intimate knowledge Of
European politics. and have had TO
respect his unvarying loyalty 70 what
he regarded the interests Of the Fa-
eherland, loyaity unaffected by per
sonaI jealousiss and ambitions. he
is one OF those rare men 70 whom the
cause for which he worked was every
thing. He had neither wife nor child
10 distract him; he never went to
court; rarely met ambassadors He
worked in his study for the glory OF
the German empire, and worked sc
successfully that the various foreign
secretaries had to keep him in offies
until the present Although it is de-
MED, his resignation Is now believed
10 be due to imperial dissatisfaction
with the outcome of German Interior.
ence in Morocco, an interference fol
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but that the happy issue OF this love
was Of the utmost uncertainty. For
fate made him the scapegoat OF an
other mans sins.
Mr.. Morse had been a suaye villain.
of exceptional personal charm when ne
so willed, a hypocrite, a debauchee, a
brute. He had treated his wife with
exquisite courtesy in the presence Of
others! but, alone with her, he had
outraged her every instinct, had beat
en- and bruised her flesh and scourged
her soul. His death had come as a
blessed release from the tortures her
pride had forced her to endure, but II
mad left her with a morbid dread Of
marriage, a conviction that all men
were cowardly and cruel, that as her
husband had been, so any other might
be-
Tonight, as Blennen reviewed the
words she had spoken TO him, he felt
swift indignation that she must still
suffer physically, as her insomnia
testified she did.
mo wonder she broods, If she can't
sleep nights" he muttered angrily.
What chance can l have?"
After long silence, he spoke again,
and now very tenderly:
IF l could only play 10 her, for her
! rest the night through"
He went to the window and stood
| looking out at the glory of the river
and the night. The spirit Of the seems
crept to his ear and whispered her
name, and the memory of her and the
desire of her filled his soul.
One day the whole party sailed up
| the river, and made a mountaineering
| expedition into the Catskills. They did
not return until nightfall; and they
were hungry and weary. After din
ner the company was listless and
drowsy; very early, one after another
they began to straggle of to bed.
Blennen came to Mrs. Morse.
"I'm not the least bit sleepy" he
said to her. so low that no one could
overhear. And I'm not tired. o.
course, you're not sleepy yet: anal
even If you were, suppose yoV
wouldn't dare to risk a nights sleep
lessness by going to bed so early. So
come into the library with me, and III
play you Chopin for while. vii
you? Do"
1T will rest me and soothe me-" shi
said. 81 am so glad you thought d
it,"
The great drawing-room was almos
deserted as the two passed out, int
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1906-09-04

Too many influences spoil the Brit
ish" might be adopted as a proverA.
Within the last quarter Of a century
the American woman has considerably
altered the character OF her British
sister; the American business maa
has greStly changed that Of his equiv
alent in England; the French have
accustomed us to an attitude Of mind
which would have Mortified our pa
rents and the Germans have introduce
ed their military spirit into a country
which has always been opposed to .
large standing army.
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1906-09-04

which he is held responsible. Respon-
sibility is also put upon him for the
Intervention OF Germany in the arIairs
of China, for the .emperor's telegram OF
congratulation to the Beers, for Ger
man activity in Venezuelan matters.
and for the attitude OF the German
naval officers. toward Admiral Dewey's
administered ton of affairs in Manila bay
during the war with Spain. Yet this
man kept himself so ineonspieuous at
home thar the editors OF biographical
dictionaries thought him unworthy OF
note, and the German handbook "Wer
Ist's." devoted to notable contempo-
rariess does. not contain his name.
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1906-09-04
Rsra Treat

Some great physician tells rs"
said the woman in the green waist.
that eating beef puts a person in a
bad humor. Does It put your hus-
band in a bad humorZ"
81 should say not" sighed the little
woman with the typewriter ink on
her fingers. Ny husband il poet,
and he is so tickIed when we can sf-
ford real beef that he is in good
humor for a whole week chicago
Daily News.
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1906-09-04

Bacon-Marriage does make diff
ference, after all
Egbert-How so2
Before man marries, when ne
hears his sweetheart say. Dos IVY
duyy is oo? he thinks she's all to the
good"
'Of course"
Bat after marriage. when he hears
the same girl make the same remark
70 the baby, he calls it 'tommyrot
you knoE."-Yonkers Statesman