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The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-07-06

The Somerville-Searcy santorium, which has heretofore occupied the new building on Broad street, has zen moved cut to it's new home, formerly the Somer yille High school This 'atI',r place Is situated out some distance from the business rart of the city on domain Of several acres, and is an ideal place for the santorinm. It has recently been remodcleG and put in the very pink of condition for the pur- poses intended
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-07-06

formed by the Rev. E. P. Culver. The wedding had it's tinge of romance, the mother and relatives of the bride not fa- voring the match. The brides mother lives at $50 Union street, this city. Miss Bowline left Selma a few days ago for Birmingham, where she was the guest of Miss Mamie Peace her sister, Mrs. R. $. Peace, of this city, being also guest in the same house. Tuesday evening Miss Mamie Peace and Miss Bowline met MT Wooley, who had provided a carriage, and they were soon whirled to the parsonage, where the wedding occurred. MT and Mrs. Wooley left soon afterwards for an extended bridal tour. Upon the wedding becoming known, heartiest congratula- tions were extended The young couple will after their wedding tour return to Maplesville, where they will make their home
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-07-06
The Fourth at Goodwater.

Goodwater, July 5.-(Speclal)-One ne- gro shot another and killed him instantly at Hackneyville, eight miles from Good water, and Arch Rogers, colored, stabbed Eugene Dews, also colored at Goodwater. Dews is seriously and probably fatally wounded With these exceptions ths Fourth passed off quietly.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-07-06

M. K. and Max Erdrech. M. J. Wink Ter and c. w. Harmon
 Dixie Trading company of Birming- ham. Capital, 5000. lncorporators, Will liam Wise. II. c. Lovenhart J. k. Rubel, Tom Dusenberry.
 The governor today appointed J. Wal ter Dantzer of Beat 3, Autauga county, a justice of the peace, and r. c. Koenig of Birmingham, a notary.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-07-06
TUSCALOOSA HAS
 A QUIET FOURTH H. 6. Arnold is Transferred to
 Birmingham Office QUAKER CLUB ENTERTAINS SomervilIe-Searg Santarium Moves Into Its New Quarters-First
 Cotton Bloom for the Sea-
 son Is Shown.
QUAKER CLUB ENTERTAINS

Tuscaloosa, July 5.-(Special. )-Tusca- loosa spent one of the quietest days for the Glorious Fourth perhaps, that it has experienced in a long time. A large bar becue had been scheduled to come off out at the new East End park, under the management If the Ceit Railway com pany, but on account of some mishap this was called off at the last minute. There was a small ceiebiafioE last night out ot Riverview, this being effected by the shooting of some pretty fireworks The display was made from 9 launch out In the river, and this added to the effective ness of the scene.
 H. G. Arnold, who has been the efficient passenger agent at the A. G. s. depot here, has been transferred to the dispatch CTS office at Birmingham, and has al- ready entered upon his duties there. While here MT. Arnold, by his courtesy and pleasant manners, made large number of friends. He is succeeded at the A. G. s. by J. w. West. MT. West Is an ek- perienced railroad man, and has received a cordial welcome as a new resident He came down few iass ago with MT. II.
 
 There was a very quiet marriage here last Tuesday night, the contracting par ties being Johnny Robertson and Miss Fannie May. The young couple took both their families and frieoos entirely by sgr- prise, no one knowing Of the performance of the ceremony Inti s,mc time after this had occurred. .ie young couple left the brides home, presumably to go out to the East End skating rirk, bu; instead looked up Probate Clerk P. D. IroHn and had him at the 1atters home perform the ceremony which made them man and wife. They were 5ccomr2nled by Mrs. William Robertson, si5ser Of tic groom, and her husband. Both are popular young people here, Miss May being the daugh- ter of MT. and Mrs. w. A. May, both well known citizens of the sswn. Mir Robert son is the son of |. D. e.ob ,ison, who moved here about tw3 years ago from Birmingham and who rccearly bought out the J. D. Foster dairy b Iginess. JIe is en- gagged with his father in the dairy busi- ness.
 The Quaker club was beautifully enter tained on Tuesday by Miss Jean McCor- vey at her home on University avenue. The house was most tastefully decorated for the occasion, and presented a beau- tiful appearance. There were no papers presented at this meeting or 'hc cub, but an unusual musical programme was rendered. being IS foi.oxs: Song Mrs. T. A. Hargrove; piaao c ie.s. Misses Mary Nuzum and '1the, Kennedy: sorg. Mas Mary Newell Nao1rs; reading, Miss Yam ita Cribbs Each member of the pro- gramme was forced to respond to an en- core on account of the unusual apprecia- tion expressed at her first performance. An unusual feature fl .1e meeting was
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-07-06
New Corporations.

The secretary of state was today in formed of the organization of the follow ing new corporations:
 Holloway -Enzer company of Geneva. capital, s2O0O0. Incorporators, w. H. Hol- loway, Frank Frazier, A. Holloway and H. H. Reynolds.
 Tinney Lumber company of Brming- ham. Capital. s6.0C0 Incorporators w. J. Tinney. o. W. Tinney. Osie and Claude Tinney.
 Erdreich Amusement company of Bir- Uingham. Capital, 5000 fncorporators,
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-07-06

fled arl Is still ct large.
 A petition Is being circulated here today members of the Womans Christian Temperance union, asking the mayor and board of aldermen to pass an ordinance prohibiting the express company from delivering whisky In any form to persons here
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-07-06
BETTER THAN SPANKING

Spanking does not cure children os bed wetting. If 1t did there would be few children that would do 1t. There Is a constitutional cause for this. Mrs. NJ. Summers. Box 400, South Bend, Ind, will send her home treatment to any mother. She asks no money. Write her today if your children trouble you in this way. Don't blame the child. The chances are 1t can't help 1t.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-07-06

the presence of the University Glee ciIb. This latter club was in the city to give a concert on that n,5ht n, the university, and Miss McCorve; .ou> this occasion to delightfully."- entertain t'r.m. After the programme, delicious ices were served and enjoyed.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-07-06
FREIGHT DEPOT IS PARTLY BURNED Loss is Estimated at About
 S10O,OOO FREIGHT IS DESTROYED rroperty of Western of Alabama and Atlanta and West Point Railway
 at Montgomery-Some
 Insurance.

Montgomery, Ala, July 5.--Fire at 5:30 o'clock this afternoon destroyed part of the freight depot of the Western of Alabama and Atlanta and West Point railway here. Forty-two cars of first class freight were burned, besides fif- teen loaded cars on side tracks were badly damaged. Many valuable records, books and receipts wer lost. The loss is rough ly estimated at $10OO00. By hard work the firemen saved the right wing of the depot and the general offices adjoln- Ing. Switch engines saved several cars loaded with freight by pulling them out of the yards. The origin of the fire is unknown. There is some insurance on the building but just how much is not known.
 Encampment Order. Orders were today issued for encamp- ments of the thre infantry regiments of the Alabama National Guard The first will come to Montgomery Sunday, August Il, the second to Selma, Mon day, July 22, and the third, July 17th, at Huntsville. The orders in detail fol- low:
 state of Alabama, Office of Adjutant
 General.
 Montgomery, Ala, July ,, 1907. General Orders No. F:
 T. The first regiment infantry, Col R.. B. Dumont commanding, A. N. G., is hereby ordered into the active service of the state for the purpose of perfecting 1t in military discipline and drill; and will go into camp at Montgomery on Sunday. August 11th, to Sunday, August 18th, 1907, both inclusive.
 '2. The second regiment infantry, Col. c. K. Bricken commanding, A. N. G., Is hereby ordered into the active service of the state for the purpose of perfecting 1t in military discipline and drill; and will go into camp at Selma, Monday, July 22nd to Monday. July 29th, 1907, both in elusive.
 8. The third regiment infantry, Col w. H. McElroy commanding, A. N. G., is hereby ordered into the active service of the state for the purpose of perfect ing 1t in military discipline and drill; and will go into camp at Huntsville, We'd nesday, July 17th to Wednesday, July 24th. 1907, both inclusive.
 A. The attention of company command CTS is particularly called to general or ders. No. 13. copy of which Is hereby enclosed if not received another copy is desired, will be furnished by the com manding officers; this order will be rig idly enforced and will not be deviated from in any particular The state will not be responsible for any bills whatso- ever, over and above the same allowed by law.
 ''5. The quartermaster general will fur nish transportation to company com manders. He will also furnish schedules of their departure from home stations, together with routes of travel.
 By command of the governor.
 "BIBB GRAVES
 "Adjutant General"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-07-06

The Rev Father Cassidy of the Catholic church here left Wednesday for Denver. where he will spend some time. His health has not been god for quite while, and Father Cassidy has been advised by bis physicians that an absolute rest is na2es- sary for his complete recuperetiou
 Mrs. Hugh Barr Miller, Miss Louise Lewis and Miss Mamie Lewis left Tues day for Mentone to spend the summer. Their mother, Mrs. Rose Lewis went up to Mentone several weeks ago.
 Mrs M. II. Chisholm and Miss Lillian Finnell have gone for a visit to the lat ter's niece, Mrs. s. M. Spencer, at Knox vile.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-07-06

Dr. S. B. Harris brought in lie other day the first cotton bloom that has been seen in town. It was on a stalk that was full of squares, and was plart of considerable size. The doato' reports that his renters have their cropJ under fine headway and that there were blooms on the crops on his place as cary as June 30.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-07-06
Composer Decorated by France.

Paris, July 5.-The government has conferred the Cross of the Legion of Honor on Richard Strauss, the con- poser.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-07-06
Married in Birninuham.

Married in Birmingham.
 Tuesday night at the parsonage of the South Highlands Methodist church oc- cured the wedding of Miss Violet Bowline of this city and MT. Wood Wooley of Maplesville, the ceremony being per-
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-09-21
A los pIOfesOreS de instruction pl.
bIiCa.

Con 81 objsta de que ssan cubiertss te.
das las escusI9s vacantes ant4s de Ia apsE.
tara del nuevo cuTso escolsr, aEuncio va
caDtss en- los Biguientss pueSlof:
E9CUELAS GRADUADAS DE IN
GILES: Guayama, COamo, Isabela, Ykuco,
San German Utuado.
ESCUELAs GRADUADAg: N gqa.
bo, Ysbucos, Vega Bsja Agu de.
E6CUELAS RURALES: San Juan,
Cavolina, Rio Grande, Fejsrdo, Nsguabr,
Vieques, .Yabucoa, Maunahr, Gurabo,
San Lorenzo, Juncos, Guyana, Salinas,
Cayey, AibobitO, ComeFfo, BaEros. Ba'
rrRnquitss, Coamo, Jusna DiA1, Yauco,
Lsjas, Cabo Rojo, AfiascO, Arroyo, MEGA,
LaEes, San Sebasti6p, Las Marian, Camuy,
Hatillo, Maratf. Cisles, Vega Alta, Toa
Alta, CorOzRl, Blyam6n, Naranjito, Toa
Bsja.
EsCUELAs PREPARATORIAs.-
Trujillo Alto, Vieques Junccg, Manalf
Corozal, ssn Lorerz0, GuEabo, MoTovis ,
Manstf.
e @. Deatsr, Comisionado de IusG1us-
Ci6n. Rvs
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-09-21
DEPARTAMENTO DEL INTERIOR
DE PUERTO RICO.
Bearsau De Obras Pdblls,s.

Ofsi,G del Superintsndents SIP Juan
P. r., ssptiemb1e IL de 1907. 7.-Propcsi-
clones en- p'isg cerrsdoa para la adjudi-
caci6n en- pdbica Bubaasa de la coz Btsuc.
ci6n de XII 6metsts de la carEetsra Q DIN }.
70 5. secei6n Comerfo. BsTranquitaa se
admitiF6n en- esta 1fcina hasta las 10 3.
m. del dia 80 de septiemeFe dc 1907 en-
que 90 abrir6n pdblicamenta.
81 presupuesto apre ximado de las cbras
asciende 4 S38. 400.
TOdos los dstOs necesarios, imprsscs de
propCsicioneu, contFatos iDbtyuceioneB 4
los postarior. rs daEan ca eata oficiap.
La Administration 90 Eeaerva ell dere.
Cho de rechazAr ua'quiara y to1as las
preparedness = de Aeiudicar sl contTslo
bajo otEas conBideEaciOnea que las de pre-.
clio solameEts.
Por oFden del Comisionado del Interior
J. J. Jimenes 6uperiatendents de Ubuu
P6b'icaG 12v.s
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-09-21
SANTURCE
ANOCHE.
e AsiIo le mics pTesentaba mag
nlfiCO aspeGtO.
Una cOneurIpnsls De mas d dos nil psrsonis 81
rsunl6 con meilvs De IA rttrsta.

Una gran animation rein6 anoche On
los alrededoras del asilo de nif9s On San
turee con motive de Ia retTeta qne Gauss
de las feGtaB de San Mateo diera Ia banda
del asilo.
La fachsda del sdi6cio eztabR primoEo'
Hamente iluminada con cantenaEes de faro.
litoH de color = lfneas de luces el6ctricas
cen los coloFes de la bandera americana
alumbrsban tambi6n los jaFdines entra'
de Norte del edifi sio.
La banda del aailo eatuvo nituada bsio
les gFandes 6rboles que qusdan frente la
CRFretera y allf ejecut6 escojidaB pleas de
un buen repertoire durante las hoF8s de la
retEetR, que dur6 desde las oCho & 10
Los nifes de la banda demoutraEon una
Vez mas que meEecen los apIau.oB de que
han Bido obieto siempEe que han lucido
sus habilidades en- pdblico puss lR retreta
fu6 tocRda magiatralmSnte.
Irmediztas la banda He BituaTon las
nifisa del asilo que 10 miAmo que los nifius
estaban al Cuidado de sus respectivoB pro-
fesoreB y disponfRn de c6modoE asientou.
Alrededor de los jardines fernando
agradable ouadro 8 loA nifos y en- bancos
colOCados con eae objsto, 90 veia una dis
tinguida concurrenCis de damas de San
turce = San Juan que paBaba de 200 A
las ocho y media aument6 lR couCnsrencia
y como dos mil peFsonRs de todaH Las Cla-
seH socisles, Ee vefan couggegsdss en- los
alrsdedoreH del ediicio carretera.
Los &C fi0res Lcdo. F. do p. Acuna di-
rector del depaTtamento que psTtsnecsn
los ssi!os, Jsime Annexy assistant dal
mitmo, sub sscEetsTio de Puerto Rico 80.
nor Skinner, doctor Gonz6Iez director del
asiIo ds ni1as jefs de presi lio ssfior Patron
y vsrios periodistas = otgas personaB mas
del elemento tfcial = particuIsres concu
rrisron tambi6a Ia retreta oy6ndoHe mu-
ChoB pl6Cemes los prc fssoEes directories
de eBos centroB PR 81 buen ordsn, compoB
turs; limpiaza y buen aspecto que preAsn-
taban los nifios.
Las nif1as del ssilo coYeaYcn a'gunoE
ejarlicioa de Csnta que fneron muy apIau'
didos por IL Coneuirencia.
ri attorney general senior Feuille, Rcom'
pc fiado de 81 hijo, estuvo tambien allf al
gunos momeDtos.
La inOtalRci6n del alumbrado electrico
fae hecha por los empleal1oB de ia ''San
Juan Lgsh T. Cop" y los directories del
Asilo y el senior Annexy sc mostraban
muy Batisfschcs de ls prontitud y cortssfa
con que fueron atendidos para Ia ejecuci6n
de ese trabsjo por 81 director de Ia referi
do Compafifa sefior Bsamea, que puso Guam
to eStuvo de 80 parts pars fac,litsE IL mai
r6pida instalaci6n del alumbrado el6ctrico.
Los nifioB fueron obgequiadoa con du'ces
= refrecOs, 6 las 10 comsnz5 81 desfile
de Ia gran concurEenciR que llen6 aquelloB
aition = disfrnt6 de gratoa momactos.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-09-21
Expedition a mares DEL Sur,

Al msndo del capit6n Gardiner, hs-
Ealido de Londres ana expedition que So
diEigs los mares del Bnr de Africa para
buSear el tesoro de....$3 600, 900 que se
hundio con 81 vspor Dorothy" en- las
pr6ximidades del cabo de Buena Espe'
rama, , que Sc dice peEtsnecfA a. u timo
Prsuidents de Ia repdblica del Transval,
Paul Kfuger. El Capit6n Grader que
navega en- 81 vapor "a fred Nobel" dies
que fiene localizado 81 lugsr del ninieatro
' que loB trabajos de extraction han dc
haceFas durante 81 mes de Julio, porque en-
lOs messH BuceRivos no 10 psrmits la cons
tanta agitaoi6n del mar.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-09-21
La ADMINS TRACTION
m mUniCipaI de
AhasCo.
3O4.65 pTOduIO Ia contribution
sObFe Ia prOpisdad.
So ohtuEO un lntleIpo Dc $4,000 para p'gO
Do GI6tItOs aatsrIor8s.

El ssfioT Pedro 7. Garcia, alcaIde, mu
nicipal de AfiaBco suscnibs al informs
que en- cumplimianto de la ley municipal
VICENTE 90 hR de pEesentar reBpecto de la
liquidation del presupuesto de Ia IocaIidad.
En ol sjercicio de 1906-1907 pFodujo Ia
contribution dc Ia propiedRd en- An fisco
81. 3O4 65, siendo 81 total general de re-
Caudaci6n, inclusos SO. 900 de un antici.
po, $25, ,674 SO.
Sc psgaron durants al EefsEido eieTci.
clio 50 $50 13 de ob'igaciones fuera del
pFeBupuesto con cargo 81 smpE6stiGo
81. 226.42 correspondientes z amos ante.
rioFes, SIS 548.35 de esta auma CORES.
pondieron & pBgo de dsudaS de personal
atFazadag
Ea el res6msn de Ia refsridR liquidaci6n
80 hace conAtaF un supersbit de $4 287 38.
despu6S de cubisrt1s todas les atsnCioneB
corrienteg
El aludido sefor Garcia manifesto que
todoB los ramos de la administration han
sido atendidoB con arreglo las circuns
tRnciag, FepRrandoge los csminos puentey
para mayor fscilidad de las communicable.
neH do 10 locslidad, All como que Ia sub
estaCi6n de Apemia eEtablecida allf fun.
cion6 con extraordinaYio 6xto.
La existencis on GAIA en- 80 de Juoio
de 1906 al liquiderss aquel preBupuesto
era de $1,O04.83, que con 81 aobrante de
JuDi0 del coFriente am, y $44 pendisntes
de psgo poF nm microscopic pe1ido dan
el total de 81 287.38 antes expreGado.
Eu mate1ial de OoEaB PdbIicss 90 ex
presa como gastado durants 81 afio, 81 331
oincuenta echo centavos.
En- material de sAnidad = bsnefoenCis
$639.88.
En- psgo de certifsadou de d6bitou aati.
guos $517 SO.
En- alumbrado pdblico $24O.
SuGcFibs los estados de liquidsci6n 81
Secretario.conta dor gefiar ]. D. Chapel.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-09-21
Reproduction d trab'Ias pUrlotlstlcos.

"La Dsbacle', psri6lico de Ia Habana,
reproduce On vsrioB ntmeros las rsvistaB
teatraleB, que. autorizadas pOr 81 ''MaeBtrO
Hi.ario', Don Jact bito" J "Un Espec'
tador", fueron publicadas 81 mes pasado,
reBpectivamente en- STA DsmocTacis y
ola CorrespOndencis' referenteB al desam
p. no que Is comps mia Csmpos diers & las
zarzuelas: "EI Rey que Rabi6", "El PO'
bre Va a'buena'', "La Marcia de CAdiz" y
Guerra SartA".
DE todaB eatsS reviStas hsce Ola Dtbs'
Gle" jugOscs comsntarioB.
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ACCionistas De enhOTa buena.
En brous llugua a San Juan sI senior J 7. Silva

El anuucio publicado en- este diaEio res
pecto al repaFto de un dividendo desc
los aceionistaB de 10 ComerciaI de estR pla-
"a 81 7 Silva Banking ComeEcial Co. !,
demueatra que les negcciog ide ESQ impor.
tants asociaci6n comerciaI han continuado
On auge que el eatRdo de ellos permite
repartir entire EuH aBociados an apTeciable
dividendo.
En- esta casa fguTan en- el Conueio de
direCtores de Puerto Rico los sen 1Fea Lodo
Francisco de P. Acuia y Federico 8chom
burg muy conocidoa On la plaza y cuyaB
gestiones indudab!emente.. han contribui-
do grsndsments al desar1olIo de Ia msr.
cartiI que cont6 Aiemprs con una s6Iida
reputation.
Ell ufor J. 7. Silva, preuidsnte de Ia
Oociedad fundador de la Eefsrida case,
llegar6 en breve elta isla con Objeto de
pasaF On ella una coEts tempoEada, para
TegEe'ar despu@s Parfs en- donds reside
con sus fsmiIiares.
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CASOS lMPORTADOS De BERI-BERI.
.UN NOVIO
PELIGROSO.
EI COnde busCa a Visra en- Nueva
York y 81 no Ia encu8Rtra, busCa-
ra la mHefte.
Dice pOsOar IN Intense pOa0r m'gl6tICO qu(
produces pardIIsIs los dOmas

Hacs POGO hs II gRdo { Nsw York 81
conde russo Nicholajevitch Kazsnsky, y
eat6 hoBpedadO en- casa de un fntimo ami
go. FL objeto de 81 visjs en- sncontEar
la mujsT que sma, 8 Ia mue1te.
El conde Nicholajavitch as un hombre
de muy fnaB manerRG y habla ftanc6s y
aIem6n cofrectRments. EnamoTado de
una actriz, con Ia que iba caaArse, % Is
fOg6 la vfspsra de Ia csremonia. Ell
conde ha dscidido matarus ii no ia en-
cuertrR.
En- u1a entreviSta que tuvo con IN
reporter, dije:
"Mis CLOS tienen gran poder magnetico
producer tfeCto de parsliuiS cuando uso
eSe poder."
"Cuando me gradu6 On Ia universidad
de Moscow, mi padre me hizo matrimonio
con una muchRCha de la nobIeza."
"Auuque & mi me disgustAbs, ma case,
y POGO tempo despr6s muri6 ella de
repente.
"Luego Alejandro III, padre del pre-
se5ts Gar, me arm6 matHimonio con una
princeua de origsn extranjero; princeBa,
perO pobre."
"Aunque yo Ia odiabs, tuve que obsds'
Ger al CzsF, y nos cassmoB en- la iglesiR
de los estados de mi padre. MiautraB
eStabamca en- frente del cura, mir6 mi
novia. Todo mi odio debi6 concentrarse On
squelIa mirads."
"Ella se estEemsci6 cay6 ain conoci-
misntO, Custyo diss deapu6s muti6 de un
ataque do apoplejta.'
"Eltaba convencido de que nuncR 8ma-
Efa-oontinu6 81 corde- haats IL nOche
que cenocf & Viera AntonovnR, que Tepra-
ssnta On Nishni NOvgorod La am6 le
propuSe matFimonio, que fU6 aceptado. Mi
padre me di6 50 conBentimiento."
GEL matTimonio debfa CeIebrarBe en-
nueBtFog eDtados, y Ia noche anterior,
tuvimOs una laTgs converSRci6n, mi novia
yyo, pase6ndoncB por los OampoB, 4 Ia luz
dc Ia luna.
"Alif me COnfss6 que ella peztenecfa al
parlido revolucionaTio y que Bol&mente DO
caHaba conmigo, 81 70 mataba al Gar, 6 81
le faCilitaba & ella los medioB para ha.
cerlo"
"Aunque Ia amaba con locura, no acsp.
te, = 81 die siguiente Las 10 de Ia mana.
ma, hora en- que debfR empezpr la Ceremo.
nis, ech6 de menoB 4 VieEa.'
"CoTrf a sus hsbitaCiones estaban
cerFAdaH con lIavs. FoTzamoG Ia puerta,
vi que mi prometids habfa dsaaparecido
ain deiar huella RIguns."
"Tan misteriouamente desaparsci6, que
aoSpecharOn que 70 la hsbfa aseEinsdO,
tsniendo On cusntR la muerte de mis- dos
mujeren anterioreh
Gel Gar orden6 secretamente que me
prendisran, fuf encerTado en- IN monas'
terio de Siberia"
'Nsdis mss que mi familis usbta mi
paradero, pero cinco meseS deBpu6s de 50
dessparici6n, reCibf una carta de Viera,
fschads en- New York
''Me decfa que estaba en- IN pals libre
que jam6s volvsrfs & 50 pats. , que rcga'
ba porque fuera 20 fsliz pin ella.
''Con pruebas de que ella existe fuf
puesto en- libertad, y squf estOy dispussto
gaatsrme 81 d,timo kopeck" en- ~
buEca, y decididO s quitarme Ia vida 81 no
la enCuentEo"
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AI-hip6drOmO ma1aua.

La fiesta hfpioa que con motive de las
fsstaB de San Msteo, se llevar6 mRfiana
& tfecto por 10 tArde en- Santurce. prcme'
tsn reEultar muy animadas pues los afsio'
aloH al 'Hport" tiensn buenos csballou
en- donde eHcoier y los pramios Consigna.
dos en- 81 programa result de gran atrac.
two para los duen ,B de 6stoa.
Hay IN premio de 5000 para los caba.
Hos que "a hayAn corrido an 81 hip6dro.
mo = premiOs dc $175 Is para los otrOs
que % expTesan en 81 prfgsama rublicado
opoltunamente por Ia directiva del Hip6.
dromo.
IA Compafita de carlos eIectrices trAta
de poneE ca circulation 81 mayor n6meEo
de Carlos el6ctricos Gn de faCilitar el
trsieo , svitar EetraBos melestiaH a
p6b.ic0 que concurra & ID fiesta.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-09-21
AIaEnl q Europa.

Dsapuel de las francas , amplisu dsCla'
raciones del presidente Roosevelt con
respecto futuros y pr6ximOB COnhiCtos,
las cancillerfaa dc Europa no % dan nj IN
momento de reposo, mientrss en- La
Haya % trata de la paz por otTo lado ss
satGn armando hasts los dientsA Lo & sico
que nos qusdR sH spFovechaE 81 gran
bsratillo de OlGn = encpjss que haY en
"La ViSCainA" , "Et Cialo" de is Cts.
& 10. Ed indUdabls misntras haya CAME
EoH hAbr6 guerra,