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El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1906-12-20

Jesse Clyde, el muchachn d.
Chicago que los dias sy % dc
Noyiembre pasado robo los ire
nes en- el Estado de Missouri SO
dlo por culpado ell 13 del actual
y recibio ell mfnimo del casticn
del Estado, 8 sea 10 amos Dor ca
da delito, siendo 81 total 90 amos
en- la Penitenciarfa.
Ell Senador Flint de CaIifor.
MIA hablo con el Presidente Roos
evelt ei l3 del corriente mes n.
cerca del desbordamiento del rio
Colorado en- California que tan.
tos perjuicios ha causado con
sus inundaciones en- ell Vale Inn
perial, con oil fin de quo ell Presi
dente recurriera al gobierno Dc
Mexico en- demanda de socorrD
para las victimas cuyas propie.
dades han sido destruidas, III
Presidente Roosevelt 10 contesfG
que el Departamento de Estadn
diriglo va una politica nota nj
goblerno mexicano sobre ol a
sunto, pero quo no ha obtenidn
contestaciOn alguna.
--Cuatro de los candidates re.
publicanos Gerrotados en- In tiiti.
ma election habida en- San Die.
go, Tex, han presenTado una
petlc!on para abrir un iuicio en-
Ia Corte contra los procedimien.
los de la eleccion dc los cuatro
actuales funcionarios. es 4 sabef.
Y. +. Stillman contra cl actual
sheriff G. Il Grayis; W. {, Rn.
gers contra el actual secretario
dc Condado y Distrito. Pedro
Eanal; Vidal Garcia contra Of
asesor John D. Cleary, Y Julian
palacios contra oil Tesorero Cin.
mente Garcia. La petici0n Tuu.
da ID formation do causn on Ia
!lcgalidad do la election, por ina.
Der intervenido on las casiIIas de
Benavides. San Diego y Hebron
Wllie personals on condolences no
legaies, on cuyas casillas perdie.
ron oil voto los dcmandantes.
Las afensas polfticas en- Ru.
sia son castigadas de un modo
brutal. En- Odessa un preso por
delito polftico fuG copiinado nor
seis mesos q Ia carcel, y durante
ese tempo fue cotocado on su
zelda un fonografo que sin cesar
repetia el Himno Nacional Rnso,
para enseharle patriotismo.
Ei resultado fue que el preso se
voly.o idiota. Otros preses on.
cerrados en- sus celdas y alum
brados con incesante luz a2ul.
Sc han vuelto imbeciles, on pocos
meses.
O FL Papa ha dirigido una car.
"a aut6grafa al rey Alfonso de
bspafa, diciendolc que la politi
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1906-12-20
PROSPERIDAD DE MEXICO

Con una reserVa en la Tesore.
ria de S y, 100000 y un exceden-
te de 5 20. 600, 900, el gobierno de
Mexico Sc siente hoy potenta pa
ra reducir los impuestos dedi-
car liberales sumas para obras
publicas. Nnestra Repdblica her
mana nunca Sc habia visto tan
prospera como ahora, debido al
resu|tado de un largo periodic de
paZ interior y exterior. rapido
desenvolvimiento y excelente go
blerno. Mexi- es un gran pals
ahora, y sc esta hacienda mas
granda cada d}a. .-.-.
Tradncido del "Dail.' Express" "
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1906-12-20
PASO POR EXAMEN CON EXITO

James Donaliuc, dc New Britain,
Conn, cscribc: probe yarioS RENE
dios para les rifoncs y fni tratado por
nuGstroS mcjorcs medicos en- un mai
dc diabetes: pcrO no tuYe alipio hasta
que tome cl rcmcdiu '.Folcy's kidney
Cure Dcspucs dc Ia scgunda bntc'
lla comcncG mcjorar, y cinco bOte'
Has me cnrnron cOmpIctamcDtc. DE
entonccs ach he pasado ppr rigihos
cxatncnes dc SECURES dc Vida. go
lcy's Kidney Cure" (remodlo para los
rinoncSl cura el loIor dc cint,ira y to
da ciasc dc NAL dc riiiOnes y vcjigii.
Dc vcnta cn Ia BOtica del Leon dc
II. Il. Cliapa san Antonio Tex.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1906-12-20
BOTTOM ''RECUERDO' DEL CfGNTENA A.
.. RIO DE JUAREZ.

Entire In miriada de "recuerdos''
que circularon con motive del Cen
tennsio de Juarez-21 de Mario del
prcsente aho.-- hay pocos como ell
que aanunciamos ahora. que con-
Blste en- un bottom do blancura de
nleye. On cuyo centro SO destaca nl
tslsto del Gran Patriota, con in
leyenda: Mario dc 1906. Lie. Beni.
70 Judrez". Dos circunferencias con
centricas encierran cl bnsto, y en- la
corona de las circunferencias resp,an-
lecan LOG coloras nnclonnles dc In
PaTia. sobre los que 80 leen estas
palabras: "Centenario del Bane--
nerito de las Americas.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1906-12-20

clero sigue q 10 letra las 6rdene!
del Papa, ell Gobierno Frances
sabra emplear medidas energi
cas-.
En- cast todas las lglesias 10:
sacerdotes han hecho saber q 10.
tieles durante los oticios las orde
nes del Papa.
Ell vATICANO Y Ell o.. INAL.
Nueva York. Diciembre 49,
El corresponsal del World" er
Roma, hacienda concentrates res.
pecto de las relaciones eXistentes
entire Francia y el Viticano, las
eanles parecen haber llegado 4
una crisis, dice que la sltuacion
entre ell Papado 6 Italia esta me-
Jorando constantemente y hace
recordar ell hecho de que, por la
primera vez, despuss de la cafda
del poder temporal del Papa, ell
reciente aniversario del nacimien
to del Rey Victor Manuel fuG ce
lebrado con un solemne "Te De.
um,' que fue cantado en- Ia Basi
lica de S. Marcos, de Venecia,
que es In ciudad natal del Ponti
flee.
Aparte de los cat6licos roma.
nos. tOdos los misioneros en- O
riente, desde Constantinopla has
Ia Palestipa. Sc unieron al per
scnal de la Embajada de Italia 8
a los de las delegaciones, para
celebrar eI acontecimientu.
OPINION DE Los CONSER.
VADORES
Por su parte, los 6rganos con
servadores aconsejan al Gobier.
no que permaneZca iel q sus
principios liberales. y que siga
Ell Ia misma Inca one Sc ha ira.
zado desde un principio; pero sin
ape!ar q medidas demasiado ener
gicaS.
Nadie sabe Ell realidad. cual es
la actitud que ell Gobierno Sd
propone seguir. ST Sc puede ase.
gurar que ha tornado ya sus me
didas para afrontar la situaci6n
que resulte de Ia ap!icaci5n do la
icy de separation. No sc conoce
la naturnleza de estas medidas.
pero ell Gabineto sigue sostenien.
do una actitud resuelta y ha he
cho comunicar instrucciones por
teiefono, q todos los agentes que
han dc encargarSe de Ia aplica-
cion de la ley. mafana mismo.
DECLARACIoN DE NJ CLEAiEN.
CEAU.
Sc dice que durante una entire.
"ista, ci Presidents del Conseio
de Ministries. NJ. CIemenceau. Sc
eXpres0 On estos terminus:
Isl la iglesia elige In guerra,
nosotros la aceptaremos; pero eI
mundo sera testigo de que ell Va
ticano sc maneja como una 20
tencia eStranjera que lrata de
disputar su autoridad al Gobier'
no fTaGchs,"
NJ. BRAND, Ministro de Cultos
dice que cree que el Papa cede
las indicaciones de los ultraron
tanos, quienes tiencn arfaigade
la idea de que de un desoraen {
de una guerra civil, saldrar
triunfantes. 1ia afladido ,aac
gobierno no afronta ahora un;
revolucion d @ copciencias d G
pueblo cat6lico frances, sino qu,
tiene quo lidiar con unasunto dt
'natnraleza enteramente poiitica
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1906-12-20

Este bottom cs una Joy de pr.mor
y debe Ser ll"yndo prr toios 10.
mexicAnos. sts as>"pc,.,n, que vean
en- Juhrez In e;:"si"h&l0n viva
n,orinsA y" MeNico.y $onS1rvarlo CO.
mo I'm recuerdo del ccntcaario. Su
prccio estd al alcance de toios 20
cantaVos orc. 9 el doble en- dinero de
Mexico. -
al que nos envfc l peso 60 rnu-
Ia'os por una subscription por aho
nj REGlDOR. enviarcmos este tello
potion dc resalo. Dirfjansc 4 Pablo
Cruz. zoo 3. Laredo ST.. San An
tonic.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1906-12-20
La soledad del alma

Del desicrto y dc la tumba
la soledad no mo espanta;
la soledad que so tcmo
es Ia soledad del alma.
Sobre 81 desierto y la tumba
ol sol su fulgor dcrrama,
Y on cllcs brOtan las flores
y en- clos las ayes cantan.
Pero Jay! on ias almas solas
nj de luz un rastrO SO halla.
nj hace nido Ia ventura.
nj horece una esperan2a.
PEREZ BOaALDE.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1906-12-20
UNA MARAVILLA DEL OESTE.

Hay un hombre dc apc!Iido Iona
UNI en- Bowie, Tex. csta Iona cs.
Ia otro tanto mas grandc que el aIu
paSado, pues peSaba 90 libras, hnr
pcsa lso. Dice: sufria dc una tos tc.
rribie, y los doctorcs me desailucjn.
ron. Fui rcducido 90 libras de rnso
cuando empecc d tomar el ''Dr' Kinr.'s
New Discovery para corsunCiGn, 10.
ses reSiriamos' Hoy despuGS dc 10.
,iar ~ Dolelias, peso mas dc Otru tan.
TO estoy completamentc sauu Il.
el nnico rcmediO para toses rrsrria.
dos. 50 centavos y un peso Ia botclla.
Botella dc musJtra gratis.
De renta en- Ia Botica del Leon De
Il a Chapa. San Antonio. Texas
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1906-12-20
PERI UlClO EN- PREG u NTAR
pOR REMEDIES.

Cuandn tenea Vd. tos. no preguntc
a nadie que eS bueno para su NAL, por
que va en- peligro dc tomar un RENE
dio dcsconocido. FL rcmcdio "Folcy's
Honey and Tar" cura toseS. rcsfria.
dos, prcvicne In ncumonia. Este re.
medic, cuando es cl lcgi..mo, esti en-
un paquetc amarillo. Reiisense susti-
tutoS.
De venta en- In Botica del Leon de
r. a. Chapa San Antonio. Texas.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1906-12-20

MiLLONES DE BOTELLAS DE
"foley's Honey and Tar" So han
vendidO, sin que nlngunO liaya expert
facntado Otra cosa siuO bcnGilCOs re-
aultadnS dc Su usO parn toScs, rcsfria
dos 8 Intermediates pulmonarGS. ESto
sucCdc porquc 81 lCgitlmo rcmcdio
"Folcy's Honey ana Tar eli paluDtcs
amnrillOS 10 cOnt!cnc npiO nj
arOgaS daiiosns. Guide I'd Su salul
rcllnsando otrn rcmcdIo que no sea cl
IcEitimO.
DE ycnta CT Ia BotlCa del Leon, dc
i. a, Cliapa. san Antonio, TCXng.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1906-12-20
NO HAY OPiO En- Ell "CHAAI-
BERLAIN' COUGH CURE.

No hay nj @! mas ligero pcligra en-
dar c! rcmGdio de Chamberlain para Ia
l0S los ChiqutUS. pucs no c0ntiene
Gpio nj otras drOgas danOSaS. Tfcnc
una rcputac.6n dc mas dc trcinia a.
nos como medicind CXCclentc para res.
Trades. Group Y tuscS. Cura siempTc:
cS dc aEradaNlc Sabor, y los ninos la
apeteCon.
Dc yenta Ell Ia Botca del Leon dc
+. y. Chapa. San Antonio, Ten.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1906-12-20
LOS ORADORES
lNTERRUMPlDOS.

Los que hablan cn pnblico son frc
cucntementc interrumpidos pOr Ia tos
de los oycntcS. No Succderia asi 81 Sc
usara el "Folcy's Honey and Tar"
pues este rcmcdio cura toGcS cvita Ia
ncumonia In cDnSunci6n. Eel reme-
dio lcgitimo no conticne opiO Y csta
dentro de un papucte amarillo.
DE renta ell In BOtica del Leon de
+. y. Chapa. San Antonio, Texas.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1906-12-20

sirva de corrective. d esos y otros
mexicanos, & lin de que en- 10 su.
cesivo no vuelvan & dar lugar 4
que la prensa y el pnblico dc los
Estados Unidos Sc coupe do ellos
de un modo tan triste. siquiora
por decoro de Ia raza mexicana.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1906-12-20

hNISO a NUESTROS MARCUAN.
TIES.
Con placer anunciamos que cl rcmc.
dio "Folcy's Honey and Tai" para To.
scs, resfriados y Intermediates pulmo.
mares, no SO opono 4 la LEY dc All.
mcntacion Pura y dc Boticas." pues
no conticnc oplados 4 otras drovas
perJudicialcs, 10 rccomcndamos pa,u
ninos adultOs. fi"
=, Dc yerta en- la liotic del Leon. dc
L a. Chapn. San Antonio, Texas,
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1906-12-20

Consinti6 on que Ia besara:
mas como ella ann respctara
escrnpulos dc moral,
cntrc su cara y mi cara
puso cl liiclp dc un cristai.
En mi loco desyario
cn ycz dc sentir su frfo.
cuandU " que SC eHcontraba
)uDtocl r1stro dc ella nj mio.
crc' que el cristal qucmaba.
;Coraz6n, cuanto has camblado,
Su amor me causa. va tcdIo..
hoy deyeras Ia he besado:
que Trio 81 Desc, quo hclado,
NO habiendo amor dc por medic,
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1906-12-20
BESOS.

81 to me das un bese.
nina preciosa,
yo te dare un consejo
que es la gran cosa.
Huieres sno es ESQ?
........,.
FL consejo es que 6 nadie
des otro beso.
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What else was there for you TO do?
Don't you depend upon the Chief Justice
for a good character? Risk? There has
got TO be risk in playing two parts at one
time.
"Masten, for Heavens sake be careful.
That man might over hear"
He can't. The slide is down good and
tight, trust me. Besides, l never saw such
an old dolt' he's half asleep and dead to the
world. Don't waste time by pickering my
dear. What did the Judge advise4"
ITO 90 home and await developments. l
gave him all the pa pers l found IN Aurora
runk after she died.
They show where she was and with whom
she lived from her childhood up to a year
ago when | took her place at Laire's. There
isn't a break except the week when she was
supposed TO be taking her vacation at the
s%eaShore.
Isn't it wonderful, Masten-I can't get
over it-that we should have met after 80
many years on the train-Lord, l was in a
desperate plight, ready for anything. That
she sho uld be killed in al accident, and |
should be unhurt. That l should have
managed to take her place, and put her in
mine-an unknown woman without a
name"
yes but who worked over the old letters
and found out how soft old RuthVen must
be on herr Who suggested that you go TO
him in her name, and yet not let him know
. that YOU were living in her name at Laire's;
NEFl Y INK Nv WV y W. W - kAOh vi
genus. for possible -contingencies2"
"Yes, but they came fast enough, those
Io~sible contingencies OF yours" inter-
rlIpted Miss Elphine, bitterly True, the
old man accepted me implicitly as Aurora
i'm my infreQuent visits.
"He wouldhave married me; he quarrelled
with his son and drove him out rather than
heed his susI icIOns. He never changed
his will, ever when his own lawyers feared
was an adventures.
"Who was responsible for the change in
Arthur. for the scandalous whispers atit al,
hut YOU, but you? You wouldn't leave me
alone
"Anastasia. how could n"
"Of course YOU were head over ears in
love; vet not 80 much that those black
cyeS OF yours weren't watch lg for the main
chance. tell you, I'm tired Of it all, Mas
ten. What has your internal intrigue
acCOmpliShedr'
This much YOU stand to win half "a mil
lion. admit was indiscreet, but nv
foresight has furnished a way out. You
and Arthur Ruthven are alike victims OF
the wicked adVcnturesS, AnaStasia Elpline.
for whom the police may search until they
are tired.
ARTHUR Ttuthvpn? Is he dead, Masten.
Is he dead? You know such dreadful
things "
Chief Justice Laire. the oldest retired
iurist in the State. will vouch for YOU"
Niastsn went on uuhending. Judge Mar
ceilus, the leader Of the bar. will vouch for
YOU You not only will be- rich. but yolr
exemplary life Of effort, your romantic
misfortun"s, will make "A host OF friends
for you"
rs he dead, Masten1 He must be. or
we cant 20 ahead. But, oh, / hope, | fear.
| dreadI Ii he dead, IL he dead?"
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out every year in greater numbers. A
few more tandem 3 will be seen and about
the sau e number Of four-in-hanGs, while
the hunters and jumpers are practically
the same in number-2e9 as against PES
last year. The POPULAR hiqh jump is still
on the list while there are all sorts Of stunts
for genuine hunters which will put them
THROUGH their PAGES,
In the special classes there will be some
interesting contests. In the class for
ladies' horses to a phaeton there are seven
teen entries, twice a. many az a veal g
while the class for four-in-hands, ladies
to drive, is better filed than ever Only
two came into the ring last year, but this
time there will be five.
Then there is d new class for saddle horses
which has filed well, that for registered
saddlers, and of those in the stud book
a dozen viii try conclusions. Another
interesting class il hat for the A. b Maclay
cup, which is for horses that have been
hunted at least eight times during the hunt
ing season of l9O5-O6, and eighteen will go
before the judges.
There is a long list of entries for the vari-
Gus challenge cups, and the pony classes
and the ~thoroughbreds have filed better
thar ever. Taken all in all the show prom
Uses to eclipse those of other years, good as
they were, both in quantity and quality.
In the hackney classes one of the most
notable animals shown will be Harvey S.
Lldew's Slncton Squire, a horse with
wonderful action. He is a son of Judge
William II. Moore's gig horse Forest King,
and Forest King will be shown again and
try to capture the Waldorf-Astoria cup,
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his will Then her benefactors died and
she came to America, securing a position
as 9overness in Mr.. Laire's family.
The Judge was impressed, 10 his logical
mind the evidence OF the personatio1 of a
gooI sister by a bad sister seemed con
vincing. Yet what was the use of such a
fraud unless the condition upon which the
contingent Inheritance CepenCet had come
You had best keep quiet and let Anas-
tasia show her hand" he advised. "She
must count on Icing able to prove young
Ruthven's death. | have reason to fear
that there was something sinister about his
disappearance
Something sinister? What can. you
know about il, Jud ye?"
Il have reason to suspect that he was
building, put has leen missing for the last
four days; il so"
-If so? Then don't you see that l, too,
may he in danger of my life?"
As | Just said, IL is lest to he cautious.
Go back, then, to the Chief Justice and
live in ret, rement. / have your papers,
| will protect o interests. Besides, III
send my man Cronkite to you. He'll
guard you like a watchdog. For that
matter, there's no time like the present
he was here Just now"
The Judge touched the button on his
desk.
But Cronkite had rome out; he could not
be found; and Miss Elphine had TO drive
unattended away, the judge in his solici-
tude escortinR her to the hanson m giving
the somewhat stolid looking cabby a eau
ton and a tip.
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Judge, its sudden mention in the very
midst OF the case l was then considering
seemed extraordinary. An adventures,
whom it may be ny duty to unmask, bears
that name"
Miss Elphine grew pale. she pressed
her handkerchief to her eyes.
Pardon me-, Judge" she mu rmured,
but I must know more. a v a sister. a
twin sister. She hasn't been the Joy, the
comfort to me that ones other self wish
l might say better self-should be-"
The Judge fumbled with Gatchell 4
Janes's letter.
Miss Aurora Elphine2" he asked.
why, that is my name, Judge. See,
there, on my card. My sisters name Is
An~astasia-no-it can't be, and yet, and
yet. The case you we're considering did
not involve the will Of Orrin Ruthven-
oh, don't say that ii did
But l must say that Mr.. Ruthven's
testamentary dispositions were the very
matter I was considering. In the event
Of the death Of his son, unmarried, in
t~estate, he leaves his property to Aurora
Elphine.'
yes, yes, to me; my dear, faithful old
friend didn't forget me after all these years;
that is why 1 came to you from the Chief
Justice. The papers spoke Of the dis
appearance OF Mr.. RGthven's son.. He
knew of Mr.. Ruthven's promises: he said I
should have my interest safeguarded."
The Judge hemmed in preparation for a
disagreeable duty.
Madam he began stifiy. "the advent
uress against whom my services have to
an extent at least been engaged is Aurora
Elphine.'
-Ohl"
There wa a volume Of horror in the
simple exclamation. II warned the Judge
that he was on the verge of a mistake.
you realize, of course he fastened to
say, that even without the Chief Justices
Endorsement | haven't the slightest doubt
that -"
Listen" cried Miss Elphine. You are
an eminent lawyer, subject TO %eason not
sympathy. Let me first put you in pos
session of the facts"
According to Miss Elphine's direct, terse
narrative, she and her sister. left ~parentless
when mere children lin England, were
adopted by neiyhbors. The family adopt
ing Anastasia moved TO America.
Letters between the sisters became infre-
1uent as rumors came to Aurora Of her
sisters misioings and finally ceased. The
family with which Aurora lived we're con-
meet ons OF Orrin Ruthven, and about five
years ago he had visited them.
While there, Aurora had saved his life,
and he had promised TO provide for her In
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q,
attention was skliiuly diverted, surrounded
sceo Ssaa ISd ls; Gs sG re man man, w mo mad 50 "n-
The Judge was in his office, grave, but
sympathetlc and cordial. With the Judge
Mds Counselor uatcneh; VINO on slght OF
tne morning paper had come post hae'e
The counsellor was cordial, too, with
tnat oeterence whlcn oespeaks a proper
sense OF IayoTs TO come.
am 70 meet tine simon pure,
oona noe aurora EAphlne. ne SAID; on
arr nlarvelousiy IKE your SISTER; put my
trsined eye can detect an unmistakabls
dlnerence, a difference in character II you
WI PARDON me, there Is a ioss OF bloom N
ner case. but' tnere, tnere, won't distress
you. ohe mas gone 70 parts unknown; there
!s mo reason row., WIN your rights so Ger
tlned, mat she should be sought. The police
report that tney cannot connect ner WIN
poor arthur death" ,
peen Iouno noatinS IN the rVer-youk KNOW
never met mm-out L can't help Keeling
sor,y.
MuEh 70 your Creult' my GEAR Nia1sln.
"nueu u makes you Lne uhoouDteo nelr 10
a nan nnlhon. But 1 1ear you are Ill, you
seem amt.
lnat perfume; murmureo MISS EIpnlne'
so strahHe, so oense; ! SAM ENQUIRE u.
Dut you use II yoursen; l nouced u on
your garments the day you called, inter-
posed Cronklte sternly.
~ INC HneresL 3 N tne mlnutess
quantity II Is a delicious perfume; but not
you n ttr'
what does this mean, Cronkite2' inter
rupted the judge sternly. What Ia that
III you, naho' ana why are you distressing
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which is the most interesting contest 81
the week.
Forest King has won twice, and II he
wins again the cup will become h prop
erty Of Judge Moore. Forest King also
has a great chance of capturing the Hotel
Martinique plate, which he won last year.
This trophy has to be won twice, but there
are some cracks like Lord Baltimore that
may be able to defeat the King n keep
these trophies still in competition.
4. T. Stotesbury will show his famous
roadsters, among them being the mare
Perfection, who is looked on as being the
the most perfect piece of horseiesh that
has. yet appeared in the genttemau's
roadster classes. This is distinotively an
American type, dainty. high strung. with
good action and lots Of speed.
Among the saddle entries will be horses
owned by Miss Emily Bedford OF Brooklyn,
Mrs. Gerken, Miss Ladew and many other
women who will show their entries them
selves.
Jumpers will be out in force, and in many
instances the owners will ride, and with
the harness horses, tandems n fou in
hands, in which Alfred g.. Vanderbilt, Judge
William II. Moore, c. W. Watson, Reginald
Vanderbilt and Mrs. Gerken will show their
best horses, the contests will be well worth
witnessing.
The pict Ires printed herewith show a
few Of the different types that will be seen
in the show. They show the high action
of such horses a. All There and Sanction
Squire, DIR. Selwonk harnessed to Mrs.
Reginald Vanderbilt's victoria, the famous
saddle horse Petroleum, ridden by Mrs.
J, w. Hartman. Mortimer L. Schif riding
his hunter over a fence, Miss Bedford driv-
ing Bitten, and other cracks.
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Miss Elphine had directed that she be
driven 10 the station of the suburban road
ending to Mr.. Laire's home; but as soon
as she was around the corner she called
TO the driver to take her first for a turn
around the park.
At the park entrance a well dressed
man, who had, with his sharp, black eyes,
been inspecting every vehicle a. IL APP
preached, sprang nimbly into the cab be-
fore the sluggish driver had time to think
Of s%lackening the horses gait. Possibly
the driver didn't even notice his advert.
for he kept moving along az a comfortable
jog, with half closed eyes and half open
mouth and head wagging to and fro.
We'll, Anastasia." the man asked, what
luck did you have in your per,IouS adj
venture2"
Good looks, good luck and good nerve
enabled me to pluck safety from dlnger, +"
laughed Miss Elphine. Think of It. Mas
ten; Gatchell Il James not only ave learned
DIR. Kamill's identity, but they have placed
the matter OF finding him, / mean Arthur
Ruthven, Of course, in Marcellus'4 hands.
hen / told him | was Aurora Elph!ne,
he was all cooked and primed to drnouncs
me n an adventures"
But he had Laire's letter-you remem-
her how | had planned for just such a
scrape."
Yes. yes; they worked. I tell you; but it
doubled the risk. the foolish risk. Of going
TO a lawyer in the very building -