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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-06-30
JUNIORS MAKE.
EXPLANATION
-FOUR MEN HELD OUT AGAINST
CONVICTION IN BOVINE
BRIBERY CASE.

CHICAGO, June 3O.- Causes for the
mistrial that resulted here in the
case of Lee o'Neil Browne, legislative
minority leader, charged with bribery,
were discussed late yesterday by the
four members Of the Jury. who held out
115 hours for acqufttal as follows:
Charles spare-I felt that Browne
was innocent This feeling increased
with the arguments in the jury room.
William LoweT did not believe
representative White was telling the
truth.
William H. Hennessey-The State 8
evidence was not strong enough.
Walter ]. Hermanson ~ objected
because of the circumstantial charac-
ter OF the evidence.
Closely following the annollnce menN
of the mistrlal, States Attorney Way
man made heated statement in
which he said that the case was one
Of fragrant jury fixing. Later the
States attorney reconsidered his re-
marks and announced, that consider;
able suspicion attached to certain ct:
forts to signal members Of the jury
The jury was discharged after
wrankling LIE hours.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-06-30
Eor MIS- peRerry.

\ Miss Virginia DeBerry, of Terra
Alta, who is the guest OF her aunt,
Mrs. G. Snider, On Madison street, was
tho honor guest at picnic yesterday
afternoon at Traction Park which was
-prranged by the Misses snider, The
party went to the park at three O'clock
and spent the evening there enjoying
a picnic supper. Among the guests
we're Mary Katharyn Howard and
guest, Mildred Jennywine, OF Pt. Ma.
rion, Pa; Josephine Ogden, Irene
Barnes, Helen Robb, Mary Greer, Lu.
cIle Hamilton, Margaret Barr, Masters
George Hamilton Mayors, Joe Greer
and Alexander Robb.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-06-30
FOREST FIRES !.
ARE RAGING
SMOKE so DENSE THAT STREET
LIGHTS ARE TuRNE ON IN
DAYTIME

FORT WILLIAM, Ontario, June 30
Forest Fires threaten several towns
The flames are dangerously resl
Mackie and Tay1or's Camp, and are
making great Roadway towards Silver
Mountain. town Of 800. Scores ut
successfully fought the flames.
At Mackie and Taylor's Camp thu
people intended making RATS to load
their effects on II they are unable to
stop the flames. So dense is the smoke
over Fort William that II was neces'
sary to turn on the street lights tins
afternoon. There has been no rain Tor
four weeks.
Devlln, New Ontario, was burned
today. but Canadian Northern res
cued the Inhabitants who had gather.
cd in a clearing, Lavales Is surround
ed by fire and 100 houses will be wip'
ed out. sj = ~
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-06-30
GODS ARE N0nl
TEN TO SEVEN
JEFFRiEs HAS CHANGED M DIS.
POSITION FROM CRANK less
T0 PPiNEss.

RENO. June IL his been ar
ranged 10 lfstl e ati t0fnobile 81 moving
bic fure machines and operators from
It1e rfngside and special trains ~ y
iced eastward e BET the tieitt pic
lures before the public. Trains given
ltIe right Of way, win carry three
shifts OF photo grapfiers 10 develop
mega tfves and print neig ones as fast
as possible. They Will drop on INNS "a
! al an large cities In the 1liddle Vest
and tain supply for eastern ii les.
johnson, ID che rful and fun Of com.
1edy. 1t Is ru1ore that Jettrfes gis
working on the quiet when he is sup
posed TO lbe loafing. n is said Jeif
and Armstrong and occasionally Cor
,bett box secretly. Location Of the box
ling place has not been found. II IS g
fact when the crowd is thickest Jett
ana one partner disappear for about
an hour. They announce Jef asleep
hut those prote sstng to know smile
tand walk away.
The odds are ten to! seven with lew
takers. Jeffries disposition has chang
ed from crankiness to happiness. His
right arm Is not bothering him. In
good mood while moving pictures are
taken after one stunt and pleasantly
,fndnfTes sWell, what s next? He iok.
ed his sparring partners. johnson
assured spectators they had not irl-
iured him, To make sure he Will have
a number Of his men stationed in his
corner. \ III
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-06-30

The bride and groom entered unit
tended 10 the strains Of the wedding
chorus from Lohengrn. The. marriage
ceremony was performed in the u.
brary which was artlstlcally arranged
for the ceremony. Rhodendron, south.
ern snlilax and white roses carried
out effectively a color scheme of green
and white. 2 !,
The bride was attirel in Il gown u
white bastlste with trimmings nt ynl
lace and insertion, and she calriec q
shower bouquet of brides roses
Her going away gown was a blue
coat suit.
AT the conclusion Of the marriage
ceremony an informal reception was
held in the dining rom where refresh.
ments we're served color scneme In
green and white effectively carried
out. Mrs. NJ. d. Christie had charae
of the service and was assisted by
Mrs. A, B. Scott, Mrs, Hal Hall, Mrs.
lG, D, Smith, Misses Mary Christie,
Margaret Shinn and Jane Car1entel.
Mr.. and Mrs. Shaw left last evening
on So for Wheeling I'm route to the
Great aLkcs Where they viii spend tie
next several weeks. a number OF their
friends accompanied them to the de-
not lasteyening and gave them an Oh
fashioned send off.
The marriage Of Miss Carpenter 70
Mr., Shaw has been Of much Interest
in social circles, Miss Carpeter har-
J. -, 4
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-06-30
InEArNEss CANNOT BE CURED

DEAFNESS CANNOT RE CURED
BY local applications, as they cannot
reach the diseased portion Of the es;3
ness, and that Is by constitutional
remedies. Deafness is caused by an.
tpaamed condition Of the mucors lii,
ing Of the Eustechian Tube. Whcr
this tube is indamed you hove RUS,
There is only one way to cure deaf
bling sound or imperfect bearing, aud
iltion Of the mucous surfaces.
4 We will give One Hundred Dollars
for eny case Of Deafness (caascd by
catarrh) that cannot be cnred BY Hal :
Jatarrh Cure. Send for circulars trs$.
81, CHENEY 4 CO. Toledo. Q
Sold by Druggists, 75c,
Take Halls Family pills for corsti'
oatl'n. y
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-06-30
Ringside News
From Reno



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hard Al tn.day ae began training this
H., IN; e IN * s,iving vaiIiieyilie beI
ssS. ~. W, !, e. Il III artsrs IA 4 hacked
800 ~ I ,nission Il, argef render
y oas Il i NM tayni 4 song 81 MS
a sa sIs.l a An, Always Broke When
NJ MN Nnt Gives Cjnt. = responding to
~ ~ Z 1s,;:a Win ON Lien II Pork
saS y Rrinp MI chicken.n He took.
X ,.Sp e, ;aIal for bteaISf ast and made
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~ XXI ~ ,;ls SsSt,ns hefare ia wined
~ sae Ne a. ann Fsriy TO-DAY ile rolled
III, ''lr van RicIr,s Roadhoiise
,,Ss.e Z ! atons 7oyeF nighf IN 4 high
So My R r. Buggy lighting ID the
S Sy%Ss ! With init a snarkling solitaire
n; IS ,v ~, e. n Ria shirt front 10 prove
ne 49, moo - mt nnIy came hut wealthy
~ aa ~ ny NJ AZ - mi Mace cool thousard on
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nav Ric,tard nailed 4 few more shin
rlss mn ma, Arena roof next to the
M Ia ti,;s ,,,nrninp. and saws ne wifi
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! nas seh y u l,,ar,,i ~
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s ~, "a ~ - dau,n tbe Covernoris AZ
s, lIs as,tt that TaSardless 81 the wealth
~ az e s wo,,Ia meet with no ex-
ecnfva inclemency and that there
49,, :. y, 1,,,,rar ct,ttire froh the
s Sgara ' . ,.,a ~ If I tbs Inv
ss MI t sssM teyer i abotit normal.
q. W pss sii.h MN S,ncrea ss N temDera-
2no" ~. az q Iebnson side from 6 "a I
y tuF - ~ ,,, .de - n !. m 81
y ~. - : Mart Msg1Iina fror Nav
us ,s a. ;ate tnwn this morning.
MeHlso ,, q 'sg gr ~" hacEs "a rlacs
WIN pai t,.., ~ u Y,,Il ths AHA ~ finfi
" ,,. Ae Il. lnt tss+ n 4. nva,. !.
y y WHrn sns snendum MfIlionbucks Of
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-06-30
Vessel Afire
pEFYlNG DAM GER
DANCED FROM MlpNl GIL I
Tx I-Il3 n ElANLlIEHT. Il

PHIL ADELPfif A, Pa Jtihe s0-
merchants and miners line stei nlstiil
,Grecian, witch sailed from Boston
yestefday With eighty passengers and
a heavy cargo Of wool and tltfpentilip
raced back here today her hold h
.roaring futnaces The vessel dorRsd
and the passeagers landed, More thur 1
d Oxen IRENE III 81 me wy
M Neat and l,e fighting the Ire.
MINI Me III sc1Sei:y soI ilfe
tile nassehgeis from niitnielit
iayijgllt III the shin saloon def
Ing dange Until land MIls geauhed.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-06-30
una YIrgInIa
Mr.. Waiter Shaw
on the twenty ninth NJ Jllro

on the twenty ninth NJ JUNW
one thousand nine hundred and ten
Falrnlont, Wa, Va
The marriage Of Miss Carpenter t.
Mir, Shaw was celebrated last even
:irgS All half after four O'Clock ~ tne
alolne Of the bride on Jefferson street.
= Roy. Harry G. Howard, Of the First
NJ. =. church, pastor Of the bride per-
formed tho marriage ceremony waich
was witnessed by the Immediate
friends and relatives.
Promptly at the hour set fol the
ceremony Mrs, MD. Cheistlc at INC.
mann sounded the opening chords Of
liz accompaniment to 1.-THE Sweetest
story, Ever Told which was sung ~
Mrs Il. s. Mack OF New York CITY
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-06-30
MlaaIonarY socIety To Meet.

Tho Home Mission Society Of the
Diamond Street NJ. p, Church will en-.
terrain the Home Mission Society Of
the First M. =. Church tomorrow aft
ernoon from two to five o'clock at the
home Of Mrs. h. M. Cox in the First
ward. The members ofthe First NJ. p
Church society are requested to take
the two.thirty car for the First ward
$50 thatthe society may 50 in a body.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-06-30
PRODUCE GREEK DRAMA.

y N IfBv ITitiNN q oeN0lltPH I9TE,,yyE-' ~
SAN FRA NCIsCo, June 80 Mar.
garet Anglin will appear III a psrforTU.
auce Of sophokles' "Antigone" at the
Greek Theater Of the University Of
California this evening. College men
from several universities, including
Harvard and the Uniyefsity Of Chi
cago. ate. here 70 witness the drama.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-06-30
sIclIian OUTING.

The members Of the slcilian
'TbImbIe Club, a popular organization
u RaffSnont tadi1s, enjoyed their
tIpual outing yesterday. The party
Tinbered thirty members Of the Club
With their families went to the Harr
aid BARNES Camp up the Tygart's
Valley yesterday afternoon where they
spent several hours The event was ar:
0papged for the farewell to mss Nettie
Bartlett, whose marriage to MIR, Stan
Icy Cooper will be an even t in early
Iii1V I5t,gn tr
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-06-30
A. 3. Club to Give Dane.

# Cards have been issued by the a.,
B Club which is composed of the
members Of the younger set for an
informal dance on Friday evening ut
Tfactipn Park. The patronesses ares
lleBdanea Glon Barnes, A, j. RuGltf
man, +. u. Nichols, e. H. Smith ami
III. Conway.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-06-30
Tl.hursdaY EYenIna Recital.

This evening at the Normal School
Auditorium tho second recital of the
stfJss given by Mrs. Louis Black md
Miss Margaret forne will be given at
so O'clock. The programme witch
appeared In Tuesdays West yirginIan
Mill be composed Of the compositions
of Tschakonsky and Arensky.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-06-30
\ Z
'OCIET Y |
( l8phone 6ss Consolidated ~. /
auest q Mrs. Rohertsen.

Mrs. q, +. Robertson has as her
guest this week, Mrs. Gafther. Snf
wheeling, Mrs Gather accompanied
r Robertson, Messrs Curt and Luke
5fiobertson from Wheeling in thetr
to q car. ~
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-06-30

30 you believe that he will sue
ceedg'
ayes, indeed. He never wastes any
time telling how much more he knows
than his employers" Detroit Free
Press. AZ S.l 4
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-06-30
conll1n Is Mest Vlra[nia

Miss Edith Grimes, Of Helena, Mont,
* expected here IN q few daysto visit
iierF grandmother Mrs. Christie Hay es,
81 Locust avenue, Miss Grimes Is tho
only daughter OF Mrs, EW Hayes
Crimes who formerly resided In Fair
mont Miss Grimes started cast ward
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-06-30

several weeks ago and has visited In
Chicago and is now II st. Louis the
guest OF ner cousin, DIR. Walter Yosl
and wife. She will spend the summer
here and at Mt Lake Park, Ma.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-06-30
naa.a n nlrnctors ID Meet.

Tho Board OF Directors Of the Anti
.Tubercnlosis League Will meet on
FrIdayi'afterno0n at 4;S0 O'Clock 70
the ". G. r. y, parlors, A large at
tendance Is urged,
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-06-30
rntertaInina mission circle.

Mrs. s, II. Miller Is entertaining
the Woman's Mission Circle OF the
First BaDtist Church this afternoon
at her hine on Walnut avenue.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-06-30
3 UPHoIsTERi

No nj ne Z bbNgiaIEt tt iirt llhlt
1910 aats tiBholS u pikla EasI
scs ttfegsss nd teathsiS fs1
.oSsEed. Eswlh nikchine leedlesSItsS
spplles, ii woEk uaTsnsesd,
.. yoEIsER
S1r Monroe st next 10 Jscobs Bids
con Phone sess EelRMoHF v. "
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-06-30
shawy-caIIr,p.ve.lnter

Cards reading as follows issued last
,pxenlng by Mrs. Thomas B. Carpsn'
ter: n
nounces the marriage OF her daugh'
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-06-30
Taft and Teddy
WILL TALK THINGss OVER AT
BEVERLY THIS EVENING
SAYS LODGE.
a. Irnlted rre,ss. )

.isa Y hy.it lUlteu tlItFP'I 4
Lodge today said that about Q D clock
and roosevelt would so to Beverly
After meeting Taft, Roosevelt will re
turn here tonight, probably tomorrow
will visit the Corey Hill hospital
Boston, to see the Associate dustics
Moody, who Is a patient, The Colonc'
was Tired as the result Of yesterdays
commencement, He brcahasted OF
ten. examined his mail and strolle1
the grounds Of the Lodge establish
ment. f
BOSTON, June 80 Governor Hugh
es said toby he wouldn't 80 to M:
inant or Beverly to confer with Iaft
Roosevelt, Lodge or any National
leaders. He expects to return to Ney'
York.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-02-17
P OR P PAUL FEW AL.

yor en- las afueras del castillo; ex-
tralos rumores corrian por todas
partes,y los antiques vasallos de los
condes que eran todavia numero-
SOS en- torno al castillo, vivian en-
espectaci6n de alg1n suceso extraor
dmario.
Aquella aparici6n de los tres de-
monios de la familia guerra decir
seguramente alguna cosa; pero ha-
bia pcr otra parte I'm hecho mucho
mas extraordinario y significativo
Los habitantes de Wurzbourg mi
raban en- otro tempo con terror la
luz que brillaba en- la cumbre de La
TORE mas elevada del Schloss, la to-
rre del atalaya.
Aquella luz segun Ia creencia ge-
neral era la vida del ,viejo Gunther
|y el alma Bluthanp.''
Ell alma de Bluthaup. Sc habia
extinguido la noche de Todoflos San
to ell ailo 1924.
Personals fidedignas pretendian
haber visto recientemente una luz
apenas perceble tsmblar tras de los
emplomados vidrios de la ventana
del torreon.
iVolveria a renovarse Ell fuego
misterioso?.. .resucitaria tai vez el
alma de Bluthaupt?... -.
He aqu cuales eran las converse
clones que en- voz baja Sc tenian to-
das las npches.
'Reunianse los amigos que habian
conocido los pasados tiempos y sur
gian vagos pensamientos de peligros
y victorias.
Ell tempo estaba frio y brumoso;
los huespedes de Goldberg retirados
en- sus aposentos Q reunidos en- el
salon, no pensaban arrostrar la hd-
media niebla de una triste manana
de invierno.
Unicamente Franz Sc habia atre-
vido a bajar al jardfnpara refrescar
su agitado cerebro, y quiza tambien
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-02-17

Mas de ounce dias hacia va desde
que los primeros convidados pisaron
el umbral del castillo. Ounce dias de
fiesta es demasiado pero el tempo
habia pasado como por encanto, y el
fastidio no habia podido hacer su
aparicion.
Ibase va agotando ell programa,
Ell regreso a Paris seria dentro de po
cos dias, y muchos empezaban a CO.
Tnocer de antemano q. ell termino de
aquellas fiestas seria bien recibido.
Quedaban por yer dos cosas, que
sostenian la curiosidad general de
los huespedes de Goldberg.
Desde la llegada al castillo, Sc
veian hablando del gran baile,de mas
caras Y de una caza con antorchas
en- ell antique oarque de los condes.
Ell bale debia sobrepujar a todas
las magnficiencias cenocidas, y todo
Sc habfapodido yer los preparatiyos
en- aquel salon immense, sosetnido
por goticas columnas y en- ell que en-
otras epocas Sc habia! administrado
la alta justicia de los senores de
Bluthaupt.
Este salon, que hemos visto en- Ell
prologo de nuestra historic, ocupado
por la servidumbre del Scholss, esta
ba en- esta OCCASION adornado esplsn-
damente y con los ornamentos pro-
pios del genero antique que presidie-
ra SUI construction.
Respecto a la caza nocturnal los
principales detalles habian sido ARE
glados de antemano en- ell misterio
de numerosos conciliabulos.
Los directories de la fiesta, presi-
didos por ell joven Mr.. Abel, empe-
rador del sport, y reunidos a Mirelu-
1e y a Ficelle que como facilmente
deja conocer, tenia voz y voto ha-
ian sido inspirados por algunas
,aginas encantadoras de la obra IT,
nlada los Torreones en- que Leon
1ozlan, con su pinto1ezca y atrevida
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-02-17

MET1LOIDES-M mejor = mas seedn
do todos los especfficos hasta ahora cog
cidos para Ia cura permanente do toda
las enfermedades do n aretrA, "a sean 1sta
cr6nicas 6 agudaa Contiene q Hujo cura
por complete. en- menos tempo que min
g6n otro preparado similar las gonosreAs-
espermatorreas cistitis, etc. Asjorb que
las inyeeciones muy superior ii sAhdalo
y copaibA Empieza & surtir su etecto 4 Las
tes6 8 suatro horas de- habetst tsnade.
Los "AETuOI DES" -son tadles3dn To-
mar y estln prepAradas de manAF qus
no revuelven el estomago nj pfodscai ma
los efectoA Z,
Do yeata en- todas 'lsi Boticaa Pc
danse muestras gratis sus dnieos fabrien
tes. :
Frederick stssrns 4 Ca Detroit. MiolI
gan. U.S.A. =,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-02-17
CIV.-EL ENCUENTRo

! Las fiestas Sc sucedian unas q
otras sin interruption: los placeres
deun dia no Sc parecian en- NADIA a los
del anterior; debia ser un genio en-
cantador el que presidia a aquellos
goces de la elegancia, y parecia que
la fecunda Imagination de los jefes
de la casa de Goldberg, eran tan ina
gotables como su GAIA.
La mahana siguiente a la n oche
de los fuergos artificiales, ,-tuvo lugar
una representation dramatica Ar
tistas de primer orden atridos porel
cebo de una ganancia regia, habia
llegado para poner en- escena ciera
pleas muy de moda en- ell improvi-
sado teatro de Goldberg.
Ell exito fu6 complete: comedias y
actores obtuvieron infinitos aplau
sos.
Estaban todos de tan buethu-
NOR, que Ell triunfo del Chamagne
: del Amor deslizado por SUI ingnio
50 autor Ficelle, despu6s de la come
dia recogio algunos complacientes
bravos.
Era ell segundo triunfo de aquella
linda obra que encerraba una dulce
y sencilla moral. Veinte aiios antes
bajo ell titulo de la botella Champag-
ne, no habia sido mas que medic sill
vada.
Amable Ficelle autor principal,
y el sehor conde de Mirelune, quiera
algin tanto colaborador, entusias-
maronse, uno en- brazos de otro
despues de Ia representation.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-02-17
ABIASE conservado reli-

giosamente esta costum
bre desde los tiempos
de Ia cendesa Berta hasta. Gunther
De Bluthaupt, el cual habfa entrega-
do la Have a la condesa.
Muertos ambos en- un mismo dfa
Y sin SUCCESSION, suponian las gentes
del pals que el conocimiento de la
misteriosa galeria Sc habla perdldo
para siempre.
Pero en- vida de Margarita, el vie
10 conde Gunther, que alimentaba
I'm odio despreciativo y obstinado
hacia los bastardos de Bluthaupt,
habfa prohibido que jamas atravesa-
sen estos las verjas de su castillo.
Margarita NADIA amaba en- ell mum
do tanto como a sus tres hermanos: !:
Biendo tfmida y debil, no Sc habia
atrevido q oponerse a la voluntad
de su marido; solo ST habfa enviado
en- cierta OCCASION, los bastardos,
por medic de Klaus, el cazador de
Bluthaupt, un paquete que encerra-
ba Ia gruesa lave enmohecida. -.
La noche que Liza de Goldberg oy6
DOR primera vez aqul rumor desco-
nocido que interrumpi6 su grata lee
tura, causandola tan profundo te-
rror, los tres hermanos de La conde-
sa Margarita, Otto, Albert y Goetz,
rntraban en- el castillo de Goldberg
por la galeria secreta del conde Ne
rro
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-02-17

.Pedid|o en- las Novedades

iQuereis hacer un buen .regalo de-
bodas? Pues id a la esplendida tien
da calle de S. Francisco Is. ALI os
presentara 81 ST.. del Pinoy ytodos cuan
to buene y de Ultima novedad ofrece
la industria de Europa y de America
Para gabinetes de reciencasados hay
infinidad de objetos de gran fanta
sia y gusto. Desde la pequeha alfom
bra chinesca, hasta el raaro por 10
artistico globo japones para alum
brado desde Ell rico pomo de esencia
francesa y oriental hasta la elegante
figura de terra Gotta q biscuit, Sc
encuentran en- Las Novedades" los
recomendables objetos de utili-
dad y fantasia. En- camas es magni
flea la existencia. Pasamaneria, som
breros, plumas, botones, cristaleria,
relojes, juguetes, cortinas, macetas,
flores artificiales, espeios bombillas
todo en- fin 10 que ell mas refinado
gusto desee.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-02-17

verbosidad, ha descrito las brilian-
tes excentricidades de tales cacerlas.
Podian disponer de un teatro sin
rival en- los antiques. bosques de
Bluthaupt: poseian tambien mil bra
EOS prontos 4 todo, y orc a manos
llenas. Fuertes con semejantes me-
dios, trataban de compet,r en- auda-
cia y en- caprichosas maravillas con
la opulenta imagination del move
lista..
Era una copia pero una grande
y RIGA copia, con la salvaje naturale
"a de Wurzbourg, en- yer de los civil
lizados bosques donde trataban de
entraviarse indtilmente los cortesa-
nos de Luis XIV.
Ficene, Mirelune y sus colegas no
veian mas que este en- la caza anun
ciada: Mira Reinhold y Mad. de
Laurens sin hablar de Van Praet del
magyar, veiaH otra cosa mas.
Aquella era uaa OCCASION soberbia
para reparar muchos descalabos
v el pensamiento de los socios de
Goldberg soiiaba en- medic de aque-
LA iluminada noche una aventura
que no habian encontrado en- la fan
tastica description de Gozlan. 1
Ell bale y la casa debian ser, por
decirlo asi, los dos dltimos actos de
las fiestas.
Aparte de estos dos ansiados es-
pectaculos los convidados no aguar
daban mas.
Habian pasado dos 8 tres dias des
pues de los fuegos artificiales, y a
pesar de los esfuerzos de los socios
que habian hecho circular la voz
de que aquella extraia aparici6n
de los tres Hombres rojos sobre la
platafo rma del castillo era una CO.
media previamenete concertada no
obstantc, decimos, una cierta emo
zci6n quedaba en- el amino de los
huespe les de Goldberg.
Esta moci6n habia sido mucho ma