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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-10-15
THOROUGHBREOS ON
EXHIBITION
American. ROYAL Live Stock
Show in Kansas City Mecca
for Stockmen This Week

kansas city. No. Oct 1.-THE
American Royal. the great live stock
show ~ the southwest. opened today
80 thc Kansas City stockyards and viii
continue through The week. Breeders
~ thoroughbred cattle. horses. sheep.
swine and goats in al parts II the
country are represented by the en-
tries. which Include many ~ the first
prize winners at state and Interstate
fairs The number Of entries Is far
IN xcess ~ any previous American
Royal. and in some sections the ex-
hibits are FAR more numerous than at
any i've stock show ever held IN the
United States. In the cattle DEPART
ment the entries of Herefords. short-
horn Angus and Galloway are espc-
ciall3 notable, and comprise the finest
exhir ition NJ binaded cattle ever seen
The carload lot show 90 pure bred fat
cattl has also attracted a great deal
Of attention among the stock raisers
~ Tie southwest and the entries are
humorous and the competition keen.
The national associations of the
breeCers of Poland China. Duroc Jer-
sey. Chester White aud berkshire
swine have Joined with the promoters
Of the American Royal in collecting
for exhibition an Unprecedented dis
play. u thoroughbred nogs The
sheen growers Of this and other a
tries are largely represented. a feature
Of this section being the champion
shrog shire sheen ~ the English Royal
SHOW held ln England last June. The
national Angora goat exhibition IS be-
Ing held in connection with the Amer
lean Royal. lea charge 81 John W. Full
ton. ~ Helena Mont
Al Of the leading breeds of dran
horses are ON exhibitiou in large ann
bers and among them are Armour
famous six-hor~e team 90 draft graNs
which were shown al the international
horse FAIR in the olympia. London
this summer Missaurl's eupremlc, a.
the center 81 the mule breeding in-
dustry h sustained bv The eaceptiansI-
"a large number ~ fine animals shawn
in his department
ln addition to the live stock snowy
proper many additional attractions
nave been arranged for thc week. and
iH' crowds nf stnckmen fu attendance
rfomie. to sIrpass 900 prc,iuu. ree
ards
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-10-15
The Knockout Blow.

The blow which knocked out Corbett
was a revelation 10 the prize fighters.
fruln tho earlies: days Of the ring the
Knockout blow vas aimed Tor the Jaw,
the temple o. the jugular vein. stomach
punches eere thrown Ia " worry and
weary the lighter. bat II a scientific man
had told one Of the old fighters that the
most vulnerable spot was the region u
the stomach, he'd have laughed az him
Tor an ignoramus. DIR. Pierce is bringing
hope 70 the public a parallel fact, that
tha GmaAi Is the most vulnerable organ
out o. Nhe prize ring as Well a. IN L. We
protect bur eN. Threats. feet and lungs,
but theSASSoSNxe are utterly lndiacr.
eut %. until diseSAhnds the solar pleXus
aud knocks us out Make your stomach
lgnd AID ktrlng by Uc l2c- % pQcf6T
GeneE GQldeR WedlOO lscoYerY,- and
You LrQleGlI QgIEaM your mQsAQlner-
Se spat Golden Medical Discovery
cures weak stomach" indigestion. Or
Dyspepsia torpid liver, bad. thin and Inn
pore blood and other diseases Of the or
gam q digestion and nutrition.
The Golden Medical Discovery has a
specific curative effect upon all mucous
surfaces and hence curss cauuh. nD
matter whcre lccated or what stage 70
may have reachei. Ia Nasal Catarrh 10
J. well % cleanse the passages with DR..
sag Catarrh Remedy fluid while using
the Discovery az a constitutional rm-
edy. HhH She -GuIdrn Medical ni--0t-
su cures catarrhal diseases. a. ~ the
stomach. bowels bladder and other pelvic
organs viii De- plain 10 you u you viii
rad q buoklot Of extracts from the WRIT
o.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-10-15
TRUST KEEPS CASES
ON COMPETITION
Records of Standard Oil Com.
pany Include Business Done.
by Independents as Well as.
It's Own,
rs, Morning journal special Isa.rd wise.I

IBs Morning journal special Isasrd Wire !
New York. Oct 1l-Hamptou q.
Westcoti. vice president ~ the stand
ard OH company Of Kentucky, teati-
fled today On the hearing ~ the fed
erai suit against the ou combine that
in several % the southern states the
standard had found o. expedieut To-
sell much ~ rs products through
companies which the public believed
10 be- independent. This practice was
discontinued two years ago. according
20 Air. Westcou
Mr. W~e~tcott threw a sideiight on a
business department Of the Standard
concerning which. the federal counsel
has been seeking Information since
the beginning ~ the in-iry He tes-
titled that each month The main Of
flee of the Standard OII company 81
Kentucky 40 ~CoyiuRtun. sent Go him
only the reports ~ me business
operations ~ the standard. but state
ments concerning freight shipments
and sales Of OH hK all competitors.
These statements according to MI.
WestCOtt. gave the name ~ DIE cone
signor. the csnsignee. the amount OF
Oh shipped and any Information that
might be- available Mr. Westcott said
that after examining these statements
he filed them with the Statistical de-
partment in the Standards office Duo
the city This department. Mr.. West
colt said WIS in charge of " r. Be
mis-. who kept compilations ~ the fec-
of business done by both the
standard and IT, competitors.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-10-15
THE WITNESSES
REFUSED To
c D N {
INTERESTING ARGUMENT
BEFORE JUDGE M'FlE
McHarg, Representing Govern
ment, Intimates an Effort
Has Been Made TO Ascertain
Grand Jury Proceedings.

+ fspeeiaI Dispat~h to thu Morning journal
SAM r. a.. n, Oct. f4-The all
t%enti0n ~ Judge AcFIe in district
court this afternoon was taken
up with a motion by Attorney Orms-
b. McHarg. special assistant a~ttorney
general for the United states in New
Mexico. for % writ Of attachment for
Henrietta Ricketts, and Maggie 4.
Nann. both ~ whom are residents Of
the state ~ New Jersey. ana upon
whom subpoenas were served by the
United States marshal for that state.
- appear before the United States
grand 5ury noW sitting here. n IS an
derstood that these witnesses We're
-subpoenaed 20 testify in connection
With certain coal land transactions in
View Mexico. which ID Is said are be-
ing Investigated By the grand jury.
which resumed its sessions today after
a recess Of several weeks.
The two witnesses did not respond.
and h governments motion for "a
writ OF attachment for them was re-
sisted Ia our today by Attorneys r.
a.. catron. ~ Santa F.. Charles s..
Spies of Las Vegas. and ". A. Haw-
kins. n Alamogordo. attorney for the
III PasO and southwestern railroad.
Maggie A. Vann filed a~maffdavit IN
which she claimed thai she did not
have the money TO pay for the ex-
penses of Q trip 70 New Mexico. At
torneN McHarg said 20 the court that
he considered it strange that a w0m-
an who Was unable 10 raise sufficient
money 10 pay the expenses OF d trip
20 New Mexico could retain the SER
vices Of three of tae most able lawyers
IN the territory 10 resist the writ
Henrietta Ricketts, filed "a physi-
clans certificate in which 81 was
stated that she was suffering from a
nervous affection and that the trip 10
b west would be dangerous in her
presln. condition.
Attorney Catrou attacked the form
Of the subpoena issued FOR the women
and ako the right Of the United
states marshal 10 serve such subpoe-
rns He questioned the authority Of
the court 10 go outside Of the terri
tory ~ New Mexico 10 summon Wit
nesses and drew q distinction between
the United States courts in the terri 4
cory p those n the states.
Attorney McHarg made q vigorous
speech. in which he intimuIed that an
attempt had been made Il was being
made 60 ascertain the nature 81 TIE
proceedings N the grand jury.
The proceedings OF ths grand jury
secret however much an attempt
has been made % find them out. said
McHarg and turning 20 the opposing
counsel he repeated. However much
an attempt has been made to find
Them OUT
Al the conclusion 81 the argument.
which was finished at Q o'clock this
afternoon. Judge McFle announced
hat he would render a decision on The
motion tomorrow morning al no.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-10-15


member ~ eongress wishes 20 listen
Ito Thee ifnpoftunities
II order that 40 vnlfaf smells may
Offend the nosfriis : - congresmen
1.-Two years ago m appropriation u -s-
erai hundred thousand dyiiars was
made 70 construct q general heating
and lighting plant for the capitol
building and grounds This g. now ap-
preaching completion. Then tire en-
eines boilers and dynamo viii be-
removed from the sdb-basemeni %
the capitol and The faint odOr -
grease oils and bgrning 81 that nov
OCCASIONALLY meets the o~lfacf1ries ~
the members u the two houses -
conness VIII disappear forever AT
power. heat and light aul b. Trans
naitted from this distant station and
there wni be no evidence - menial
8 Dor abour the ~ building
Even the b~eautilpi grounds sur
rounding The capitol are 10 pe made
more exclusive that ~ iabors ~ the
federal lawmakers may not BE- dis
turbed by strange and annoying
Several blocks Of buildings
in the vicinity 81 the capitol. accord
ing 10 the present program are 20 be
condemned and removed as unsigbty.
IN their place parks and d%riFeWays
SIRE a. be laid out thus removing tire
pilot fr4m atl the sounds 10 trade
business. the nearest structure ~
81 Importance then being the Gallon
u4uWay station which. however with
a magnificent plaza and marble
1undlnes Tor Z iarge share N which
ApYefnment appropriated i- oun
n1neyM l0oks like "a publ building
.afher han q railway terminal
Arer tdege Improvements are made
he travel bv vehicle through the
apit0i grounds viii be restricted
but pleasure carriage now
81 permitted. the merchant wagon.
90 fact earring q sign. may
Re through the grounds unie--
.eIyeriue SUPPLE - tha capitol
are Intended for rho members
nd the cpmmiitee rooms Automobiies
-hieh now Tear through ff- avenues
bout the big building announcing
heir approach Wuh terrific hDnh-
.onks sre Ga be- suppressed 30 h exc
ant ~ their accompanying chGE
hug and prohibiting the footing ~
or any other kind ~ signal an
e fhe end chat there may be- nD dis
lrbHuce % Tine business ~ congress
T. Interference with the comfort oh
0ngressInen. The man elected ~ the
congress must be- of heroic
o. H. resists the influences that
~ % be placed IN his Wsy through
generosity Of the committee on
appropriations.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-10-15

New York. Oct. 1.-THE recovery
in stocks today after the spasmodic
decline just az the opening brought a
feeling OF relief 10 general anxiety in
the financial district, which reached q
stage Of acute alarm ia brokers Of
nces. where the course Of events Of
Saturday. If continued. would run rap
idly into disaster. The strain on the
opening market was severe as 60 was.
Saturdays violent decline having had
the usual after effects IN the aug
mented volume Of selling, but 10 be-
came apparent that buying orders
were in the market. Of a kin which
have been conspicouousiy lacking FOR
many days past Important banking
and financial interests were credited
with buying stocks on a scale which
was accepted as a demonstration Of
confidence and OF determination TO
arrest the decline. The market there
upon righted itself conyulsively and
established a price level well yer
that Of saturday. Closing stocks.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-10-15
The Dcndl, Gas Hentcr.

san Francisco. Cal. oct. III. u.
Spreckels. Jr.. son Of John ID.
spreckels. had a narrow escape from
asphyxiation at his home last night
Mr.. Sprcckels was taking q bath and
was overcome by escaping gas from
the patent heater in the bath room.
His prolonged stay in the bath DON
alarmed The members Of his family.
who broke open the door and found
him unconscious. Mir. Sprcckels
speedily recovered and viii suffer no
m effects from his mishap.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-10-15
TWO or THE GRAND JURORS
EXCUSED FROM FURTHER DUTY
t~perinl Correepondrnee Morning JouruaI 1

49, MNNhANA 1NNNNAAAs i
santa Re. y. N. oct. 1.-THE
United states grand jury met here this
morning with am members who served
on the jury last month present Two
of them .Amado Lucero and Cosme
Herreu. both % Espanola. were ex-
cesed from further duty. and G.. w.
budrou and J c. Sanchez were drawn
tn 900 the places made vacant T..
Peltnn Gordon. assistant United
States attorney general conducted the
e~Nanination OF the jurors
Neither the United States attorney
Tor Naw Mexico. Major W n. II.
LlaNsiI1n. - ans OF his assistants
uas present. and Dc IS understood that
the business before the grand Jury
NiI be conducted by Special Attorneys
McHarE and Gordon. No reason was
assigned FOR excusinE the two Jurors
who rsre relieved from further duty.
Among the witnesses who are here
Oh testify before The jury Is T. J Butt
ler who recently came here from
Washington for THAT purpose II is.
understood that he is here Go testify
in relation 20 land matters
"a. a Hawkins. attorney for the
Phe'ps-podge Interests. Is here. in
connection with the appearance 81
certain Witnesses before the grand
iury. q also Charles g. Spices. Of
las Vegas H.. - Bursum. former.
suHeru.endent 90 the p~enitontiary. IS
also .r town.
lf . understood that the recent at
iempt- to have A~ttarneys McHarg and
Gordon RECALLED from New Mexico
have not been very successful. and The
prospect now b that they viii remain
here fHr s%everai months o. come.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-10-15
SAWS IT u FACT.
y. ~ OIiicliy Go. Confirm Guarantee
GA HNomci. Cure for Catarrh.

The question having been raised as
to whether COZ mot j. a. O'Rielly Co.
Wll, refund the money IL n Hyomei
uutft does mot do AN that is claimed
Tor Do DOB curing catarrh. they want t1
state positively thHt This guarantee b.
Hu absolute fact
4 guarantee like this r. the best
proof That can be offered as o. the
curative powers Of Htnmei in an ca-
tarrhdI troubles You da not risk "a
cont in testing Its healing virtues. j..
~. o'kicIif tu take all the risks
n % ate catarrh. trv this won
dcrful mcdluutcd air OF Hyomei It
does not drug ur dcrtnge the stom-
.Hch. but d brtathed through q neat
pocket Inhaler that comes with every
OUTFIT. so that is medication reacnes
the most remote air cells So she nose.
throat and lungs where ans catarrhal
germs may De- lurking n quickly
destroys thtu heals and soothcs the
Initiated mutuus membrane mud vital
izes the tissuw so that ratarrh is no
longer possible You can Loose moth-
ing hy giving HNomei q TRIAL. nothing
"a the catarrh ana that o. good rid
dance.
The price 90 TIE complete outfit Is
hut st.0e nothing 10 90 fails o. cure
Get an outfit from J. a. ofRieiiy CO.
today and begin its use al q
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-10-15
VOLUME OF
BUSINESS IN WOOL
Large N~unsumet~t Arp purgba.gn.
Heavily. one Gun,ern Credited WIN
Having Takcu 20 Goa. ana Pounds

Bostou Mass COST It 1n. Wool
Nnd cotton Reporter a, ear.
large volume 90 bushes Ht4 been
Transacted durius thr past u.ek The
irEest consumer have aI been buzz
ne s'mc ~ ihcm rur.ha-I heavily
specially O. larEt HarufnlurIrr
.nnccrn. which s credited arh hs,-
IuE taken from i5.Hnu IHu .s .H. aaa
HHa pounds. although nat lH't. af 81
this o was taken aur.ue fra
week under review The sales s
EIteu boo his report combined uth
those published bl u4 Iu aur IIe-
suc make "a total af over 100000 aa
pounds of wool Disposed of I.. fh.
nast $500 weeks boz fhs market.
sales embrace 500 Eradc. ana dee
acnrtIsrs s%ithourh MOST OF tHe husi-
ness by Oar has been .n staple u.,s
sradinE FROM thrserhths blood g.
fine
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-10-15

New York. oct. if-Ccppcr was
lower in London with mot quoted al
E10 los. and futures at -5S Jos. IN
the local market copper continued
weak and a further decline was re-
ported with lake quoted 20 St3.81 =
.136ZH p~lecfrolytic aud casting. al
$500 1850. Lead was unchanged
at as 81 Ia London and S6s0mG.75
in the local market Npelter was un-
changed az az boo London. Locally
the mFket was easy and points
lower at s5.soT $3.50. Al So. Louis
speIter was duh at $40.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-10-15

that no steps VIII be taken In this al
rection until after the meeting Of
congress in December. The statehood
sentiment is strong here. and 81 IS like
ly thdt the meeting tomorrow viii be
one OF great interest.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-10-15

o have been AFFLICTED aIrh sore eses for
fhirfv-threc years Thirteen wears ago 7
helame totally bind and uas blind Tor 81
gears NJ erHs WeIe BADLY lrflamed ore
Hf mF r~I-lnars Insisted UPON my trFlrE
chawhcrlalus Salre ard save mn half =
DIX % lr ~ ms surprise lt healed mE eTes
end mF EEhf came back CO ne Y a.
Earies nFrfhlara kr. Chamherlaln's salFe
ls Or SAFE b. an drlEFlsiz
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-10-15
Governor win Talk statehood.

N10Il Re DOT Il -GoVeru0r Currl
has invited the business men of this
cts -H meet 90 the lfpltol tomurroa
Cor the purpose .nf discussing the
statehood question SD that Die may
get tte.r ideas - o. the best plan t1
pursue in ~endeavoring % get state
hood for View Mexico az The earliest
possible date. Just now the governor
does NOT believe that 90 would BE- q
wise r'aHlo call together the dele
Eate elected at the last election To-
drsf q constitution Tor the state of
Arizona. and Dc g. now quite probable
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-10-15

medium grades combing and clothing
30 i-z 20 light nae -2n 81 L..
heavy fine l5a1N tub washed g
70 s6.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-10-15

ArEKs Han vlscz. ErE IznHoFED FeEzvLA
falling kEr. Cures rasAes az1 ~erzploss Of szlrL
Gtycsrfs. socthinx healing Fcea 70 he hzlrsdes
SeSsxn cherfd. Cszrsing. Duets ln<arsa Of sealp.
csnfhsrIdes. Increases zetiyEty Ct glazaA
Sage. stluxlzzt. tcnie. c.kys-c CO.
Afccho<. Wafer. 9urfuRyes LEe1 MGsa
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-10-15

~ NoU LIyE N a SNAIL Town AM
IND Ir HARD To GET WHAT -
WAIT ~ FANCY or STAPLE GROCER
H.. WHITE t. VIZ HAVE NEARIN Nv
HKnTHING. A. q. PRATT a co.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-02-21
Mnrnnesa Yn n ~ q

Marquesa.--Y NJ - r
Carmen .Yo. s. da4aE mi
honradez.
Matquysa. Dudas 1e sJe II mo-
mento 4uc uo 80 pfcnIiste g. ma
rido....
Carmen -ptrf ~ 'a r.fex.6rt
Marquesa.-Eu Eu ru ucwerto sef ro
sc rehexiona.
Carmen.-Tc he dicho que IbaHeE
me contuvo.
Marquesa.-Por que = rcacxionata.
Carmen -Luego 80 soy ia culpa-
be. no Julio.
Marquesa -Claro. porque las mujc-
res no deben Greer que sus mafiglos
estan ausentes nunca.
Carmen.-Se Segdn ESQ he debiio
promover un escandalo. ponerns en-
ridiculo mo cs asi,
Marquesa A veccs cl siicncIo cr
mas elocuente
Carmen -Por tan,o hicc biea en-
callarme.
Marqucsa -Bicu pnr4uc cs.aaas T.
acucrdo con tu couCcucla. que. &C.
obliga 4 cnmvdcccr. rf
Carmen No. no Hicc bicn por.
que quiero Erncsto. porqHc l0 pc-
dono esta voz s. lo pcrdonart e'cmprs
Marquesa Que faci. cs rcrdnrar
.verdad,
Carmen UuericuJo. S.
Marqucsa. .Lucgo ;d iuicrss
Julio,
Carmen-.Acaeo c.-c frda de-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-02-21
u derx"ota dc Honduras
Invasion de nicaraguenses

Nueua York jueves Ell encuentro de los
ejercitos de Nicaragua y Honduras, ocurrlo en-
Ia frontera de ambos paises.
Ell ejercito Nicaragiense. despues de la vic
toria ha invadido el territOrio de Honduras
La lucha ha s1do sangrienta y de una here-
IA indescriptible.
Honduras reune sus fuerzas derrotadas para
contener Ia ola invasOra.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-02-21
Honduras pierde
la primera bat = LA
Sorprendentes noticias

das de Nicaragua, en- esta Ciudad, han product
do gran sorpresa por 10 inexperadas
Mientras sc creia que las republicas beige
Tantes aguardaban el arreglo amistoso propues.
to por el presidente mejiCano los ejerCtos de
Nicaragua Honduras han tendo sangrien
to choque, resultando vencido el de Honduras.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-02-21
Los dem0crataS ganan
EN- Russia
Proyectando des6rdenes

Nueva York, jueves.-En Russia han CANA
do las elecCones los democratas
Ell Gar ha mantenido el ejercicio del su-
fragio en- condolences de absolute libertad.
Los eementoS reacCionariOs estan abruma-
dos recurren toda clase de estratagemas y
habiidades para yer de conseguir que el orden
Sc altere
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-02-21
DURANTE LA AUSENCIA
(ESCENAS De La VIDA REAL
Sa1oncito rotonda en- casa de la Mar
quesa de Fuenrubia.

LA NAk'lOES J Ci SiAooo'
Criado -(Entrando) ItIa llamado
la sefiora marquesa2
Marquesa.-Si Que lleven estas
cartas. En- particular esta, para la
sefIora de Ibafiez, es precise que vaya
en- seguida y que Sc entregue 4 Ia
mano.
charlottesville la sefiora mar
quesa. iDesea algo mas la seiiora
marquesa2
Marquesa.- .-Llame usted Sofia.
Criado. En- seguida, sefiora mar
quesa.
Marquesa .-Puede usted retirarse
Criado.-(Obedeciendo). Esta muy
bien, sonora marquesa.
La MARQUEsA Y SOFiA.
Sofia.-(Entrando). tLlamaba Ia Sc
flora2
Marquesa La bata "bes" Y las
babuchas. No salgo esta noche.
Sofia cRecibe la sefora marquc-
sa?
Marquesa.-No estoy mas que para
la sefiorita Carmen.
Sofia.-cY 81 viene ell senorito Ar
turo2
Marquesa Que he salido.
Sofia-Y Isl insiste?
Marquesa.- - No insistira sabiendo
que no estoy.
SO ia.-COmO otras veCeS no cSta
usted y sin embargo esta usted .....
Marquesa.-Le he dlcho a listed
que no estOv.
Sofia Dispense la seiiora mar
quesa. (Se retira).
LAMARQUEsA DespuGs CARNr>.
MISUNDERSTANDING grave tienc que
ocurrirle, no hay duda. ....
SoFiA-(Desde la puertal. La Sc
norita Carmen.
Marquesa.-Ella es.
Carmen. (Entrando rdpida y cXci-
tada). mo te 10 dije'
Marquesa.- quo tie pasa, monina'
Carmen.-Una cosa horrible. Que
es igudl que todos, un bandido. un
cualquiera.
Marquesa.- Pero, entendamonos:
DE quien hablas2
Carmen.-De ErnestO, de 81, de-.
Narquesa.-,D De Ernesto,
Carmen.-SI. In marido asi ts
inaguantable.
Marquesa -Segln
Carmen.-Sabes que hace tres dja>
Sc fuG, so preteNto de vender una-
tierras, 4 Pinares.
Marquesa .-LO Sc.
Ca1mcn.- .Pues djade dir@s eu.
me 10 acabo de encontrar2
Marquesa.-QuG Sc so en- Ia Cas-
tellana .... en- cualquicr sitio.
Carmen.-,En Ia Bombilla,
Marquesa.-,E En- Ia Bombilla.... :
5quiGn te 10 ha dicho2
Carmen.-Yo misma. Yo, que 10
he Vlst0.
Marquesa.-.Td! :Pero III vas a Ia
Bonn billa'
Carmen.-Sali con Ibdfez. FL fut
el que Sc empello....
Marquesa .-Lo creo.
Carmen No me parece que tenga
NADIA de cxtrafIo. -. Una muJer casa
da Sc reSpeta siempre
Marquesa.-Y mas en- ausencla del
marido.
Carmen.-Y mas siendo Ibanez ca
Marquesa.-Bi y til que hicistc
al sorprender 4 Julio en- plena or
gfa2 porque supongo que no estaria
solo.
Carmen.-Mi primera intenc ion fut
a0ofetearle, proceder violentamente
que sc yo..;pero me contuvo lba-
ilez.
Marquesa.-Que, aunque joven, es
refexivo y prudente.
Carmen.--Gracias d Gl pude evltar
IN disgusto.
Marquesa.-Eso tiene que agrade T
cerle todavia tn marido.
Carmen.-iC6mo todavia'
Marquesa.-cTe parecece poca Ia
amabilidad de Ibafiez? mo es muy
de agradecerse? iUn hombre que tie
SAGA y te entretiene cuando falta Er-
nesto,. ...
Carmen.-No sc que voy notando
de ir6nico en- tus palabras. tDudas
acaso de mi honradez'
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-02-21

Nueva York, jueves. - Las elecciones Sc
han celebrado en- Russia en- medic del orden
mas absolute sin la oCurTenCla del menOr eS-
candalo.
Las garantias concedidas por el Gar las
masas electorales, han sdo efectivas.
Muchos mobiles al Conocer el resultadO de
las eleCciones han huidO de las Ciudades ruSaS,
han salidO del impcriO.