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Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-10-18
CARNIVAL ENDS
IN FINE STYLE
FLORAL SECTION OF PARADE
DREAM OF BEAUTY
SANTANA ENTERTAINs BIGGEST
CROWD IN HER HISTORY
Twelve Thousand Spectators View
Display of Orange county's Prod
ucts, Queen and Her Court
Leading Procession
ESPECIAL to The Herald

SANTA ANA, Oct 17.--Orange
county's Carnival of Products came 10
a close today with the largest crowd
in attendance since the opening, anu
everybody apparently satlsled tnat ~
was the biggest thing of the KIND ever
attempted and carried to completion
in Southern California. Inc cay
dawned fair, but early in the morning
the sky became overcast and soon there
came q regular old-fashioneo sun
shower that threatened for time 10
interfere with the days program, HOW
ever, the. rain soon ended.
The crowds began coming carrier
than yesterday or the day before, and
soon was streaming in steadily from
all parts of the compass, ana by ~
o'clock six blocks in the center OF the
city were thfonged with all sorts anu
conditions of people who had come 10
witness the grand finale. A little iatsr
the contingent that came by electrlc
cars began to arrive, and soon the
gathering had increased to at least
10000 people, perhaps the largest crown
ever assembled in Santa Ana since the
city was Incorporated. 1t was a goou
natured throng, and as eacn inolVioual
feature Of the parade passed IN review
adjectives were worn threadbare 10
express the admiration and wonder OF
the thousands of spectators.
Gorgeous Display OF Bloom
The feature of the day was the floral
section of the parade, and this was
such a gorgeous display that choice
of individual exhibit was impossible.
The wealth of bloom was simply In
describable, and the riot of color so
dazzling that the eye failed at first
glance to catch the particular points
of merit in many instances, so that 1t
was only when the oountermarch again
brought the various features within
the range of vision that beauties before
unnoticed were suddenly discovered.
The parade today combined all the
features of its predecessors, with the
addition of the floral display making
in all procession that filled the street
for ten blocks. each section closely fol-
lowing it's predecessor and making a
solid column.
The parade was guided by City Mar
shall Edwards and assistant policemen,
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-10-18
PRINCESS TOTO AND HEINRICH
LEMPHAUSEN IN 1.-THE ROYAL
CHEF" AT THE GRAND NEXT
WEEK

Would only last little while,
And every one was nervous lest
They might not look did the rest.
But now. Ha-hai
(But now, Ha-haD
Since Sally came
(Sal-o-me camel
As you can see
{Tee-heei Tee-heeD
We're just the samel
(We're just the sameD
Cleopatra.
Welcome TO our dahabeah.
Pray excuse while send
Tuneful notes of invitation
To q waiting friend
Anthony!
Anthony
"a suburban train puffs in the
distance. Heavy steps draw
near. Drums rumble. Dis
cords Anthony Comstock
rushes forward amid tumultuous
applause from the audience
Quick curtain.)
New York Evening Sun.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-10-18
CITY CLERKS REPORT SHOWS
CONDITIONS ARE PROSPEROUS

REDoNDo BEACH. Oct 17.-The
quarterly report of City Clerk Creller
is a noteworthy testimonial to the thrift
and progressiveness of the city. Dur
ing the quarter the disbursements We're
$22.47241, of which sum over $4,000
was for improvements, and there re-
mains in the treasury cash balance
of $27,716.6S.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-10-18
A STAND FOR ART

Being a Suggestion to Certain Dramntists
as Based Upon Certain Stage History
Recently Made. "a" stands for Art.
when It's All Said and Done. and "B'
for Box Office. That Takes in the Nom
ACT L
A beach by the ocean. Down stage, waves
rolling. Middle stage. breaks roaring.
To the left lighthouse is violently wink
ing its eye. The dawn breaks.
(Enter bevy of ssa nymphs
dancing from tho wings.)
Chorus of Nymphs.
As We think you Will remark.
Our chapeaux and gloves you miss.
But we think (Tra-laD
with wink (Tra-laD
That we Look quite nice like this;
(Dance)
First Nymph.
And as for shoes and stockings
Second Nymph.
Don't you think It's rather shockinB7
Third Nymph.
And as for stylish dressss-
Fourth Nymph
Haven't we our pretty tresses7
tNymphs face down stage.
turning toward the seal
chorus
Hail
HALL
Queen OF the ocean!
HALL
HALL
See our devotioni
Riss from the spray!
Rise from foami
For Comstock's away
And Miss Salome's home'
(shivera Of vioiins hold trem-
olo on the high string. Aphro-
dite arises slowly from the
waves and dances -forward.)
Solo by Aphrodtts.
., once upon q time
Ut was very long ago)
engaged a mantua maker.
But she couldn't, couldn't sew
Chorus.
But she couldn't
But she couldn't
But she couldn't
Couldn't sewi
Aphrodite.
she had no idea OF style.
In creation she was lacking,
\ So I stood her for a WHILE
Then I sent her, sent her packing.
Chorus
SO she sent her
So she sent her
So she sent her
Sent her packingi
Aphrodits.
Well, she packed her things and lert me.
For a journey down the Nile
Nota Bene: She bereft me.
And she left me but my SMILE
2 Chorus
ao it'a oy,--on--on to the Nile
For, ali. there are times when we can't
avsn smilsl
And when we all sigh
And look sorry--O, myf
So its on--so it's on to the Nile.
ACT. II.
The River Nile. In the distance temple
twinkiing with iights To the right
pyramid To the left Sphinx with its
face turned OF stage few palm
trees
Might. An evening IN August.
down tho Nile until IL reaches
center of stage. The moon
arises eagerly. The Sphinx
attempts to turn.)
Chorus Of Attendants.
Purple sails and a velvet sky,
Silver oars and n maiden shy.
Flute and pipe-pipe and nute
Don't you think we are awful cutter
In a cline like this II is hot to dress,
"A very hard problem. all confess.
We need nothing more than a coat or TAM
So you see we are doing the best we can.
(Dance)
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-10-18
BAY JEWELLERS STARTLED
BY GIGANTIC WATERSP0UT

VENICE Oct. ia gigantic water
snout travelling at an enormous speed
and disturbing the surface of the ocean
for miles around, was the sight beheld
by hundreds of early risers on the
Santa Monica bay at about z o'clock
this morning.
The spout, which was about eight
miles out at sea. rose thousand feet
Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-05
OAKHURST PARK
GARVIN
BROS.

Houses
$1,OOO-sO16 Pinkney St, reduced from s1,2OO
for quick sale. This broom cottage,
with city water, barn, brick walks
and south front lot, 6oxl2S IT.. renting
for $40 per month, must be sold.
Look at 1t, one block from Dodge
street car line, and make up an offer
Monday.
s 65O-415 Dorcas, broom cottage; part
terms, IL desired.
81, 15O-OO4 n. 25th Ave. nearly new Groom
cottage, gas and city water; rents
SIS; part terms.
81, 4OO-3O11 Franklin st. We want an offer
for this house and lot; now rented
for Sl4; must be sold to close an
estate.
$S,GOO-BRAND NEW dwelling, 22ls N. 18th
basement, reception han, parior', din
ing room on first floor; 3 bedrooms
and bath room on second floor, and
every modern convenience, electric,
gas, furnace, best plumbing; a we'll
built house from cellar to attic.
VIII make very reasonable terms to
right party.
81, 25O-1914 Locust St., 1O-room modern
dwelling, with lot Ct l0ooxl2i it. House
''"' IN T tie vest Fsgnam , STSi!i0s
rooms, every modern convenience
and paved street, and is a beauty;
part terms.
INVESTMENTS
Sc. 5OO-Rents S7sO; good modern flat in a
very choice location on Park Ave, near
jackson; part terms.
So, 0OO-Rents 1910: a very desirable new
brick, Z rooms each; in an exceptionally
good location and walking distance.
81, 0OO-Rents 81, 150; modern flats in west
part city and walking distance. Can't ba
beat for an investment.
Garvin Bros, 1904 Farnam
uq)-M
Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-05
When Money
Talks

Then is the time to buy. This is the time
to purchase that piano you so long DE-
sired to own. our RETURNED-FROM-
RENT PIANOS represent the greatest
piano values ever brought to your attention
by any western piano house,
Every instrument Is a decided bargain.
Every instrument is priced at from SlCO TO
$50 below It's actual cost. Every instru-
ment will please the most exacting critic.
Let us talk this matter over with you.
Call and inspect these instruments, or
write us without fail today, If living at a
distance. and we will answer your letter
tomorrow. Can you ask for more?
Note these prices. Think what they mean
in money saved. Decide to act and buy
now and we will guarantee you Will never
regret taking the step.
$3.50 Steger, oak case, $3.50.
1915 Kimball, walnut, $95.
s4OO Erbe, mahogany, $50.
$3.50 upright, walnut, SIS.
500 Checkering, $50.
1850 light oak upright, SIS.
$3.50 Malcom-Love, oak, $50.
1915 Fisher & Co, walnut, $1.S.
1926 upright, mahogany. $7S.
1925 Matushek, S45.
$3.50 mahogany upright. SIS.
$3.50 burl walnut upright, $13S.
Don't let the day go by without deciding
to call. or without writing to US. Inc prices
have been made so attractive they ought to
prove Irresistible. At these prices the
pianos will not last long.
only fifty await the quick buyer, and L
is clearly up to you as to whether you VIII
take advantage of this opportunity and
save money.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-05

GEE
OELBY
front lot. Paving paid. Rents, Ss
a month.
H,9OO-2S62 Ohio st. A very neat broom
city water and gas. Full south
front lot. Only one-half block to
car.
$2,250-A new modern cottage on Path St,
near Fort. Porcelain tub, etc. Gas
and efSctric light. East front. Easy
terms.
s25OO-s-room 2-stery house on corner lot
in West Farram district. Barn
$1,000 cash. ,
81, 75O-Near the Boulevard and Leaven,
worth, 7-r9om 2-story house, all
furnace. Shade. Easy terms.
s~s,l5O-2SoS Burt st. New 7-room modern
house. South front lot. Easy
terms.
s4,OOO-2n Webster St, 7-room, all modern
house, lot 45x1S2. Fine shade; paved
stree; good location. Easy walking
distance Of high school and Creigh-
ton college.
$S,5OO-709 s. 18th St.. just south OF st.
Mary's Ave, 5-room modern cottage.
Paving paid. Buy this and put up
q brick flat.
Sc, 300-Choice Groom house on 35th Ave,
between Poppleton Ave. and Wool
worth. Oak finish down stairs. Fine
combination gas and electric light
fixtures. East front.
$7,5O0-Near the Field club a fine S-room,
all modern. Oak finish throughout
on first floor. Everything the best.
Fine fire place. Combination gas
and electric light fixtures. Cistern
water in kitchen and laundry. To
see through it is to buy II. Call US
up about it If interested.
$1,000 new Groom all modern house,
near 3Sth and Farnam.
Let US KNOW WHAT YOU WANT.
ANY WAY be sure to
Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-05
$3.50

For the new 5-room cottage at 27O4 Ruggles,
modern except ~furnace, good barn; 1000
cash buys this property.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-05

WAREHOUSE

For Rent-space in building located IN
wholesale district, with tTackage at rear
Of building and electric elevator Address
w "a Q5)-l1
Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-05

81, 3OO-Five rooms. partly
modern; lot JOXl20 IT.. Franklin
and 33d SITS.
$2,500-SiX TOoms modern eX-
cept heat; lot 3OXlS5 IT,. facing
two streets. S0lS Pierce st.
50, 2OO-SiX rooms, all modern;
lot 40Xl32 IT. 2427 Spencer ST.
$3,0O0-Eight rooms, all mod
ern; corner; east and south
front. 1902 n. Goth st.
~$4,0OO-Eight rooms, all mod
ern except heat; lot 55xl50 IT.
3O4l California ST.
81, l50-Seven rooms, all mod
ern house; corner lot, 4OXl59.
35Z Hamilton St.
Vacant lots in good locations
all parts Of city.
Acre property in Benson.
Twelve lots on West Center
St, close to railroad track.
s., 3OO-f617 Cass St., 5 rooms,
all modern. cottage, lot 33Xl26.
$S5O-l32x3OO on 18th St, be-
tween Frederick and Spring, 3
blocks south Of Ninton st.
Farms-320 acres in Merrick
county, 100 acres In Cuming
county. Best on market. 100
acres in Harrison county,
county. $G5 an acre; 100 acres
in Phelps county, SO acres in
Phelps county, lG0 acres Per-
kins county.
NELS A. CO.,
Douglas 2ls3. 626 N. Y. Life.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-05
FIVE-ROOM COTTAGE

Five-room cottage one block from the
car; south front; parloT. dining room, two
bedrooms, kitchen with nice pantry, and
bathroom; hardwood finish; full cellar. cell
lar cemented; combination fixtures; cement
walks around the house; also permanent
cement walks, $500 cash, and will give good
terms TO the right party.
Phones. Red 472l, A 1921. 1855 n. Y. L,
G.. Z. TRAVER,
Phones Red 472l. A IN,
425, 426 n. Y. Life Bldg.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-05

$27 per mo, 1906 n. Path st, D rooms, MOD
ern except furnace. ,
$50 per mo, 543 S. Path Ave, 8 rooms, all
modern.
modern.
SIS per mo. 2O15 N. 10Th st., Z rooms, modern,
hot water heat.
$40 per mo-. 2965 Pacific St, desirable S-room
flat, all modern.
SIS per mo, 62l Park Ave. 10 rooms, mod
ern. large yard; steam heat; all in best
GEORGE g. CO., 1901 Farnam st;
Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-05
GEE
OELBY

Douglas 1910. 436 Board of Trade Bldg
49,
Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-05
BROOM COTTAGE

And barn, south front lot. brick sidewalk,
near cath street car line In north end Of
city. Price $1,000. Easy terms.
BEMIS,
Both Phones. Paxton Block.
90
Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-05
The Byron Reed Co.
Phone Douglas 297. Z2 s. 18th St.
Q9)-

sacrifice my beautiful home IN one
OF best portions of Hanscom park dis
trict; seven beautiful rooms, all in apple
bowl, toilet, city water, gas, mantel AMI
CRATE, etc; beautiful lawn, with splendid
shade trees, ~shruhbery, etc. The best OF
cement walks. Have expended on i'm
prCvements alone about what / am ask
ing for the property and everything IS
in first-class condition; large lot, l25Nl45
with ample room for two more houses;
paved street, one block from car. Price.
for a few days, 1850, cash or terms.
Address " 733. care Bee. Q9)-76l 8
Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-05
FULL LOTS


East front on Georgia Ave. south of Shir-
ley; small cottage, needs repair; estate
must sell this, $50.
s. L. Cor. Georgia Ave. and Shirley; 60x1O0;
nonresident, asks $500, but writes for
cash offer.
East front on 42d, north of Dodge; excel
lent view.
S. W. cor. Path and Poppleton; build stores
on this. New car line opens this district
to South Omaha,
IMPROVED.
720 n. 23d, S. ". cor. Burt, 8 rooms, all
modern, corner lot, 66xl52, with paving
paid on both streets. Want your offer
Monday.
SOP S. S5th, s rooms, all modern, lot 66xl24.
Dewey Ave, newly paved; room for flats.
623 N. seth, cor. Webster, . rooms, all mod
ern; lot 6Ox12O, near Park place convent
and new hospital; $500.
POPS Maple, 9 rooms NEW, all modern; paw
ing paid; oak finish down stairs; $500.
Kountze place, south front; ten rooms, all
modern; barn; two full lots, each 5Oxl24;
complete home, $1,000,
See the northwest corner Of Sth and Pierce
SITS; lot 66xl32, with Is II. adjacent on
both sides; permanent walks surround
this, with sewer and paving paid for on
Pierce; 4 houses rent for 800 yearly, and
this will make you money at the reduced
price of 5000.
O'KEEFE REAL ESTATE co.
1901 N. Y. Life. Doug. or A 9l5o.
Q9)-Ms49 .
Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-05
OFFERED FOR SALE
Furniture.

FURNITURE 7-room fiat. walking distance,
on car line. Address w 7b5, care Bee.
ODESSA 5x
Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-05
$1,000
1920

At 1912 No. 18th Ave. a new 7-room all
modern home in a neighborhood where 81
new houses have been built during the last
line.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1908-12-31

su nrma, empezo el tiroteo de. am
bos, sin acertarsc tiro algtno; en-
tonces Van Raub hizo fuego sobre
Cassiauo.
Tanto tiroteo lleno In atm6sfera de
humo, y entire tanto. los prisIoneros
Sc aprovecharon de In OCCASION y es-
caparon.
Patterson volvi6 4 cargar su arma
y corri6 tras un individuo que iba
corrlendo que suponfa era Cassia-
no. pcro una luz oportnna le mostro
su eluivocaci6n.
Cassiano. despu6s dc arrestadc. Sc
mostr6 alegrc joviaI con sus ami
COS. pero Sc MEGA 4 dnr pormenorcs
del hecho.
Cuando Van Raub interyino. no
saba con Huien reiifa Patterson. por
10 espeso del humo. y solo SO dirigi6
al bulto.
Cuando teTmin6 el tiroteo. fucron
buscados los presos que con oportu-
nldad haAian puesto los pies en- pol
yorosa. tanto por escapar del arres-
10. como por no cxpOnersc Il mn pis-
tnletazo.
Tn testigo presencioi asegurn que
tal era In fuerzu y violcncia de los
tiros, que ell ci fuego. convertible ca
81 ell flama, hubicra s!do possible. 81
sc hub!esc iutcntado, haber cnccndl-
do un cigRrro.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1908-12-31
|OPlNI0NES DE- la PRENSA LIBRF

m. ~''''' "'eN'r"
,a,rto c,..,..,,.
Don Ramon Cot,.I, 60 ,.on,,.,. w
timamcnte los prlft,cos aunouo -,
eXternan la pregnnta uormc p,ro i'm.
poncr un plan, Green uue nm ~ h,,o.
no dudar Sno afirmrr ule I'm conh,o
Ell csc pIesio, cs mas uue pr;,dcn,,
necesario. On lts actuales clrcuus:on.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1908-12-31

Esto Ell una circunstancia favora-
oie; pero 81 por infortunlo ralz do
para gobernnrnos por un sexenio m6s.
el egregio mandaturio rindiese su mi
sion eli este mundo fuera con gus
restos glorioSos 4 dar cuenta de sls
labores 4 descansar por toda una
eternidad In cual tiendc todo huma
no, entonccs el Vice-Presldcnte ser6
el successor legal por fuerza tendrfa
que terminar cl pcrfOdo presidential.
Is no ser que una revuclta 10 derro-
cara este cs 10 que SO dcbe prevcer
para evitar Esto cs: que ell Vice
Prcsidentc, no sea Ell el pr0ximo Pc
riodo un servidor indistintamente, con
acultadas @ fsin elias, s,sino que debe O.
Xigirse que las tenga, Que sea hom-
bre de caracter, polftico clarividente
como deben ser los polfticos, in
tuitivos-y de espfritu resuelto Sc
reno In veZ, para poder contener
cualluier movimiento, que, aunQue no
Sc teme, no serfa impossible, pues re-
pnblicas bien establecidas, cuando me-
nos 10 han esperado, han visto sur
CIR In revoiucion al principle d6bil,
mas formidable sino fu6 possible sofo-
carla nj principle. Y aquf haremos
notar que cl senior don Ramon CO.
rral en este caso. 10 podria ser ell
hombre quo contuviera, sin derrama-
niento dc sangrc, una revoluci6n.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1908-12-31
.ElgranDi Diamante
--:O:-

Qued0 va tallado el gran diaman
te Culman, que fue hnllado en- IL
nina Premier del Transvaal. durantt
el aho dc 1905. La pledra pesabG
ell brute 1925 quilates ingleses. po.
dra uno darsc crenta de Ia que csc
peso tiene dc extraorllnario,c con sole
recordar que In piedra mas grandt
que sc cncontr6 antes del Cullman no
pesaba mas de 071. r..
Durante las semanae que siguicron
nj descubrimiento, Sc conserve In pie
dra Ell Joanesburgo. y luego. pesar
de su valor, cstinlatlo ell varios milo
nes de pesos, se mand0 ell tiiaman-
te d Londres, por el corrco, sin mas
precausiones que las que Sc toman
para mandar una carta una mues-
tln certificada. FL enorme diamante
lego, SIN embargo. sano salvo
d Londres. donde despues dc que al
gunos cuantos privilegiados obtuvie-
ron el favor de contemplarlo fue de-
positado ell un banco. .....
En- Agosto de 1907. el Gobierno del
Transynul, rcsolyio obseqular ell dia-
mante nj Rey dc Inglaterra, Y el re-
gallo, verdaderamente regio, fu6 ell
tregauo Eduardo VII, el de No
viembre del mismo ailo, por una CO.
mission especial.
La ITALIA de la pie:lra, fue, como di-
jimos, dtffcil delicada,y Sc rodeo
Il Ia joyerfa y Il los artesanos encar-
gados de efectuar la operaci6n, de
multitud de precauciones. Ia yez
que de vigilapcIa especial.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1908-12-31

fhiloages UNI ideal un hecho cIentffl.
CO aScqulble. han tlado resultados I'm.
lagiisfios. Ultimamente ha vuel
to q renacer gran interes ell In t..
legrafia dc fGcsfmiles ya Sc han
tranfinitido imdgcnes por medic dc
procedimientos clectricos mccanicos.
Los qnfmicos ~astr6nomos, ast como
los lhteresados eli In aerostnci0n, ia.
vegnei6n. submarines, fotograffa, expe.
rimegtos. explosives. y Ia ciencia medi
Gu, odos los obreros del saber y de
la experimentation. han hecho au-
daceI obras grandes progresses Ell
sls sespcctivas labores. Sir William
RAMSEY anuncia al nunuo asombra-
DO que el sllfato dc cohre cXpucstO
d lafenanaci5n del radio sc transfer
maba en- lttio y probablemente en-
Rodig. Bordas claboro con resulta-
dos asombrosos - segi1n nos dice el
"seifntific American los expert
men.os de Berthelot. Nueyos cstu-
dioss sobre In procedencia del radio
han trafIo revelaciones nuevas. ave-
rigu1ndose que el paso atomico cs
dc 20, mientras que los experiment
tos de 1902 .acusaron un medic de 225.
81 el planeta Marte estd 6 no ha-
pitalo. fue cl punto de discussion mas
intelesante en- astronomfa durartc 81
nltilno afo. Las fotografias tomadas
por l-amplnnd Slipher deberian de
jar Isentada definitiyamente In cues
tionf de los canales, iustifcando la
Prof. Lowell. Llam6 gran atencion
en- el transcurso del tiitimo aiio, ei
de un comcta por cl
professor Daniel, de In Univcrsidad de
Prit.cetown.
Eli fotograffa el acoLtecimiento mis-
importante fue In publication. de los
metodos emplcaGos por los hermanos
LuinIerc para fotografiar objetos en-
sus fcol0rcs naturalcs por medic de
lnpi sola plaza.
Fin Ia primcra quinccna del mes de
Enero dl;imo, Henry Farman ganG
ei premio Deutsch Archdeacon, de
die2 mil dollars, dandO una circular
on el aire, eli el espacio de un kilG-
metre, Ell unamduuIna "mas pesada
quetcl airc". eli presencia del Club Ae-
REQ. Tomole esia operacI0n ] mi
nuto 2s sesundos.
Happy New Ycnr. ;Que el 1909
sea {pr6diso en- progresses como su su-
eezor!
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1908-12-31
BALAZ0S EN- La VIA PUBLICA
"Mala punterfa de los Tiradores

En- la intersection de las GALES Do
lorosa 8. Laredo. hubo una de dis
paros. donde ninguno de los conten-
dlentes recibi6 lesion, durante In lu-
cha.
Los participates fueron Ed. Pat
te:son. Il. F. Van Raub y Joe Cassia-
no, Jr.
La iucha tuvo principle cuando
Patterson. que es negro. fua herido
on el hombro izquierdo. ccrca del cue
llo. La herlda no es muy seria.
Media horn despues Sc entrego Cas-
sIano. cl herIdor. en- In carcel del
Condado. Tenda que responder 4
dos cargos: por:ar armas contra Ia
ley por asalto. Sc 10 fijo fianza
dc $3.50. quo fue presentada por Geo
1lhi y Glemente, Dunn.
Ca1siano SO Mega / dar Ia causa
dc nu proceder. solo dice que obrG
justIflcadamente.
Segdn Patterson, Cassiano. una no.
che anterior, So aproximo rcclaman-
dole un arreato que segdn cl nltimo.
no era justificadc. Cuando ocurrId
ell primer disparo, Patterson y Van
Raub. tenian a su cargo cuatro pri-
sioncros.
Patterson no habfa advertido In
pressncia de Cnssiang hasta que fu6
herido. Al segunde disparo do Cas-
siano, Patterson hizo uso de
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1908-12-31
FL Timo del Perro

En- una de las Gales de Nueva York
un anciano andrajoso, de rostro en-
flaquecido y que apenas podia soste.
nerse en- pie sobre su camino. de prom.
to percibi6 un pedazo de pan sobrt
una piedra. adelnnt6se q recogerlo cor
avidez, pero en- esos mismos momen.
tos un enorme perro dc Terranoyn sc
precipit6 sobre el infeliz anciano pa.
ra quitarle el pau: el hombre 10 de-
nende y ambos Be ponen q luchar. E
perro no tard6 en- veneer al hombre
debii. marchandose con su presa.
Alsunas personas que presenciaron
In escena, levantaron al mendigo que
SO habfa desmayado. la muchedum-
bre Sc amontona y, enterada de 10 su-
cedtdo, hacen una colecta y el dine
70 llega do'todas parties.
Cuando el hombre recobro gu senti.
do. dlo las gracias d todos los presen-
Ees. con las la"rimas en- los oJos.
Una semana despues nuestro mendi-
go Tue arrcstado or un policfa. en- el
momento en- que. por Ia quinta vez
ell esa mniiana. habfa removable con ell
mtsmo perro In misma escena.
El animal estnba adiestrado y dcs-
empehaba su pnpel del modo mas na-
tural.
Los nrtistas representation sucesl-
vamente su drame on todos los bar
rios do Nueya York. siempre COP oil
mismo exito. realIzando q veces Glen
o doscien!os cincuenta frances de be-
neficio on un dia.