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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-03-30

most charming surprise yesterday aft
ernoon by 10 of her friends, at the
home of Mrs. George Cole, on Rio
Grande street Miss Townsend, whose
marriage occurs April 20, was given
shower of beautiful Irish table linen.
The Cole house was attractively deco
rated with a profusion of apple bios
SONS and smilaX. Delightful refresh
ments were served, Miss Townsend cut
ting the brides cake and passing ii to
the guests.
The marriage of Miss Laura Town
send and George Z. LIE Baron will take
place on april 20 at the Church of the
Immaculate Conception.
Miss Mamie Lakeland will be the only
bridal attendant. The marriage will
be witnessed only by the immediate
families of the bride and groom, but
an informal reception, at the home Of
the brides parents, will follow the
ceremony, to which a large number OF
friends will be invited. Both young
people are immensely popular in social
circles, and the wedding is looked for
ward to with much interest.
The engagement of Otto E. Kraft and
Miss Adelaide Magill was recently an
nounced at Guadalajara, Mexico.
Mr. Kraft is well known in Ell Paso,
having lived here several years. and
has here a large number of friends He
is now connected with the r. G. Dunn
company at Guadalajara, Mexico
Miss Magill is the daughter Of the
American consul at Guadalajara, and is
most charming young woman.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-03-30


IF SONEBo0y
HARDWARE THINGS
I'LL DO sOhEIH'NG DIFFERENT EACH WEEK LOTS
YOUNG FRIENDS AXE GOING
AND MAKE A BOOK FIND THIS
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-03-30

DR.. and Mrs. W. L. Brown will en-
terrain Tuesday evening, April(5, with
dance at the Country club. in honor
of their guest, Miss Olga Berry.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-03-30

Dentists should have their nails man.
toured regularly. We attend to this.
Elite Parlors.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-03-30
DANCES.
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Dr. and Mrs. ". Z. Brown will en-
tertain this evening with a dance, COM
plimentary to their guest, Miss Olga
Berry, Of Unionville, Mo.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-03-30

Dr. w N Branch and Miss Bertha =
Roberts were married this morning by
justice E. B. 'McClintock in the office
of the county clerk. The bride arrived
from North Carolina on the G. H.. and
Immediately thereafter the marriage
was performed.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-03-30

Is to begin at o'clock Admission is
free.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-03-30

Miss Laura Townsend was given
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-03-30

Mrs A. W. Barnett and children left
Monday for her home in Tucumcari n
NJ, after Z months visit with Mrs NJ
l. Golden and other friends Of this
cir.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-01-27
srERNE. MIS- ideas, pro'g

uob,a Mariana Abril dice: al
vida campesina en- nueStro pals oIrecG
ancho campo para Ia nove!a crloii"'
Y este hueIga tan la VISTA que H.
ane explico como pueda conSlgnarSe
re6riendose al e>tatulr las tuenteS
surtidores, n1ejor las bases de Id mate
ria novelable. =, :,
6; vo diiera al seflor Mariana Abri'
x,,,a Ia naieria noyelable no esta c"h-
e,xt.mc.fe nj en- la vida crlolld nj en- Ia
w;d. urb4na. Sc escand .l1zaria fueS
.u,re P.,laclo ValdeS discutendo con
pn critico Catalan sobre ell humoF1Sin"'
& nroD6sito de las ide.,s que Sohie est
as1nto emite ell gran noteliStt en- e.
cr6loqo de La herman! San Sulplclo,
aiio en- la Espa11A N 'dcrna' 81 II"
recuerIo NAL, p'co mas mem est
affirm 4ci6n: ~ 81 h"m"r'*m'' que {" I"
fo, tni nmnrga de IA T'"" "e'e""0"
nj RI materiat de H. n"rt'", y" 81" 'e"'
l;sta ds ticnnio h"m"r'Amo, - ""y
que buScnri" ts r" he' ""'"F'
Pone ell eiemplo del pint r, para De
rjr. :, el v.lor del rctr"to dc una per
soma esta en- el color, en- el are, ''I :"
xxcnr.a pr, Somn HrU'"H hthz". Ana
do yo. Ell cuadro fAmoSo dc HofoI'"
s.Tr;.te herencia' eS una extenS Su-
oerhcie arenos4 con un lulad" dc oe-
tlitus del vicio, un moE ton de nlii"'
desgr.. .clados que los rella loSoS de nh
asiio han llevado blTAr On nn peua
20 de playa desierto, sin n+VeS Pe3ca-
doras nj vegas pintoreScas. NO NY
NADIA que aliente vida "p"'r"t' en- aqnci
pi
joya de arte. .;l aa
In prodigio de vida material, oe
iuz v de hermosura. iEl asunto esd
atK & esta en- Soroila?
Por algo Sc es artista. Dec1r eS'"S
horas que tai cual sit'o, tai cual
forma local 6 nucleal tiepe o dela te-
nor elementos novelables, es deer que
81 artista es POGO mas 6 menos que I'm
recan6qrafo. Hay, 81, ditercncia es-
Decffica de elementos utilizables'
f,.aro que "El ManglAr" no es move
Ia de reaIidad criolla' pero eS una so
b-rbia palpitaci0n de elementoS o'o o.
nos especticos Ell t,mperamenl" e
10 cscncial en- ID ejecnclon aft's'ica'
Pasando Ii vida traveS dc las l'.c'"'
tades potenciales, sc haee novel" )
Doesia. arte arfe dc verJ"d.
Recuerdo este punto una anecd"t1
del n,istiiSta Meifr,n. Co treruencl4
h,cia con Aus dlScipuoS excursl"nes Il
campo para pintar a plen' luz on
d,a ucspues del mandate, plnttr, tu@
cada mo acomodando Su cAbollete tn
el sitio que mas lie 'g1"d ia P"S4do
Nh qr:.n ratio cuando todoS plnt"o II
c,n /, mayor atencIon y cmuado' VI"
me nm ioven daba vueltas dc aca para
aIa CON el caballete cuesta Ii pa
let en- Ia mano.
" ESQ? iQue hace usted3
Maestro, es cue tudo esto 10 en-
.uentro sin vida?
Dcl6 Mclfren en- el suelo los p1nceIes,
slzose rapid4mente y fue donoe ei
own.
-Venga acA Pinte.
Maestro, 81 aqul no hay nada!
Nc acabo de decirlo. cuando arTeoa
sndole los pncelts lie abocoto I'm pal
s,;e admir-. bi!isimo en- nm peri4ucte,
IN nm ped 10 de TERRA muerta, un"-
unt. S peuruzcos y tolmOs. un arboi
.sni,rr.do, I'm SOL de gloria SO: re la
,.,heza una fuerte y Sujcstiva poe
Ia en- aque.la estei ilidad que m;.n~ba
lei alma del artSta por el Surtldor oe
rs pipceles, aiegrando y hacienda
.antar la TERRA una dulce y enson1-
lora balada campeSina.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-01-27

)ilar las hachas de cuando en- cuando pa
"a que no ocurriera un siniestro.
Cast ningun extraiio Sc entero de lc
currido Los pocOs que en- ell teatrt
ieron la maniobra de la traslaci6n, pen
aron que Sc trataba de una borracher;
lperlativa. Las mujeres del palco con
luyeron por irse a sus respectivos doml
llios, NAL repuestas del susie.
Una hora antes dc clarear ell dia dor
nian los amigos veladores, mas rendidos
Il vino que al sueilo, y ell ayuda de ca
nara fu6 4 rcunirse elIos amedrantado
lie verse solo con ell siniestro francisco
40.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-01-27

RI domingo en- La noche ell aut0m0Vi
ltm 219, propiedad de don Fernando
zorro, que 10 guiaba el cha0tfe@r Tomas
\. Garcia, arroll0 en- la calIe de La Vliia
! muchacho Jose Gonzalez.
La policia puso disposition del fiscal
IL chauffeur.
ksta n0che dara una conferencia en-
] club de la Juventud Republican,, ell
enor Tomas Carri6n Maduro.
FL % contrajeron matrimonio ante ell
;uez Passareu, don Matias Vidal San
:hez la sellorita Adelina Guiment
La esposa del doctor Lamouthe, va
sta algo mejor de la dOlencia que he re-
.enia en- cana.
La policia detuvo, por aduIterar ieche
7 no llevar Ell permiso para venderla,
al individuo Juan Collazo.
Una pregunta Que hay sobre la Aso-
:iaci6n de dependencies?
Han sido sorprendidas dos jugadas de
naipes, una en- Coto del Laurel y otra en-
capitanejo, deteniendose en- cada una
cinco individuos.
La compania Adams, puso en- eseena
Il domingo, en- ell matinee, Rafles, y pof
la noche La ConapanG de AJmndasna, Ell
unes, Las de CAIN.
TrabajarOn como siempre, muy blen-
Esta anunciadO para 81 microbes u
oenefcio de la sencra Adams, con Dt
J0rc56mon0S y I'm ITO q mn Lao, para Ell
uunes Ell del senor Jambrina con Et &C.
MO Glegre.
A Rafael Maria Aponte, lie sustrajeron
100 dollars del b0lSlll0. La detective
descubrl6 que la autora habia sido Jna-
ia Vega, la que esta detenida.
LIE encontraron $28 en- effective, habia
:omprado una vaca en- $54 el resto no
e sabe donde eStan.
49,:
Reina gran animation para asistir a
las funciones que de en- esta ciudad la
.6lebre compania dramatica Pino-Thu
ier.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-01-27
Cuentos J narraciones
ARLEQUlNADA

Hallabase San Bruno en- Paris, dicen
los bi6grafos, cuando muri6 un doctor
de la Universidad, de buena fama por
"a ciencia virtud. Llevad0 el cadaver
! la iglesia para enterrarle despu6s que
e hubiera cantado ell oficio de difuntos,
al llecar a la lecci6n ReSp0nde n'aht, le-
vant6 la cabeza, con d0liente acento ex-
,lam0:
-Por justo juicio de Dios. soy acusa
10.
Ell espanto fue general.
Aplazados los funerales para el dla
Siguiente, que. fuer0n preSenclados por
IRAN concurrencia de feles, volvio Il ca
daver responder, diciendo a 1ctiroe
81 referido pasaje:
Por justo juicio de Dios, soy Juz-
gado.
Apoder6se de los presentes lndeclble
terror, al otro dia, atestadas de gen
te las naves del temple, qued6 ell concur
30 anonadado al yer que el dlfunto ie-
vantaba por tercera vez la cabeza, al
oirle gritar en- tono pavoroso;
No necesito de vuestras oracioneS.
Por justo juicio de Dios, soy condenado
al fuego sempiterno.
Bruno, que Sc cont6 entire los que asls-
.tieron a aquel terrible espectaculo, Sc
retro horrorizado y decide acabar sus
lias en- el yermo, entregado a asperas
penitencias.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-01-27
Corresponsal.

mo! Yo no merezcO cubrir este es-
:lavo del vicio cen la serafica vestimen-
a. He sido un hijo de Locura, que ha
lgitado sus cascabeles a los cuatro Wien
.os del mundo, mascara desatentada que
Sc aturdi0 con todos los bulliciOs E hizo
,us extravagantes piruetas delantes de
tcdos los concursos. Fui un arlequin,
que jamas tuyo hora s6ria en- 81 exis-
cencia como arlequln he muerto, saItan-
10 desde ell teatro la tumba; con ell ira
je de arlequin he de bajar ella, para
que les gusancs Sc rian mi costa mien-
tras me devOran.
Y tirando q buen trecho ell habito de
San Francisco, extendi6se en- ell ata1d
nuevamente disfrazado de arlequin, ce-
rr6 los ojos y torn6 quedar examine.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-01-27

mo en- II Ahambra mpriSca) la vida
.,.,sional iparA que servirfan como mo,
lumentos2
LA psicologia es el alma de todas
as obras de arte.
TomemOs "El Manglar'' y entremos
N el.
Rodrigo CervSnses.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-01-27

Al tempo en- que mayor era el bulli-
,io del bale de mascaras que Sc celebra-
ga en- uno de los teatros de Madrid, los
amigos del joven marques Florencio de
Argental ccnducian su inanimado cner-
30 por ell corredOr que da acceso a los
Dalcos priDcipales; apreSuraronse por
ganar ell veStibulO con ell fin de llevar ell
;adaver en- Ell primer coche disponible a
la suntuosa m0rada del pr6cer.
Tuvo este la humorada de disfrazarSe
de arlequin para cOmeter toda clase de
4xcesOs en- la alegre companla de dlSIpa-
dos perdidas habia cenado fuerte, be-
biendo sin tasa, cuandO mas lOqueaba
n ell palco de la orgia, cay6 pesadamente
sobre los cojines.
FL panico ahuyent6 la embriaguez; las
mujeres permanecieron aterradas en- la
localidad, sofocando sus sollozos para no
ascandalizar, los caballeros Sc llevaron
al fnado.
Ell marques de Castro era hu6rfano de
padre, hijo unico viva con su anciana
madre postrada de continue en- la CANA
por efecto de una PARALYSIS.
Sc impuso silencio riguroso la ser
vidumbre alta y baja para que la mott
,ia de la desgracia no llegara oid0s de
a aristocratica sen0ra. Sc llam0 al direc-
or espiritual de la familia, y cen todO
,igilo Sc prepare la camara mortuorla,
:umplidas que fueron las disposiciones
egales que ell case requeria.
EI cadaver, cubierto cen ell habito de
San Francisco, descansaba en- lujoso fe-
'etro, alumbrado con Seis hachas, que ar
liam sobre plateados blandoneS.
Cerraron 10 puerta principal; el cl6ri
90 qued6 en- ell encargo de avisar a los
leud0s personals mas intimas de la ca
a, apenaS transcurrieron dos horas,
Tempo que faltaba para que amaneciera,
los amigos permanecieron velando en-
ma habitaci6n contigua la del muerto
81 ayuda de camara con quien ell mar
ues sofia gastar mas confianza, ell cria-
10 de su predilecci6n, entraba despa-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-01-27
III

"Y 10 hay, por fir, Guy
eftclo tstllba en- coloc't
Ia vana aparioncia &c II
cosas frente a fres te e
un alto ideal. que ef .ut"l
no expresa, pero que deJ'
adivinar.
coLERIDCE. oBs. ComPTs.
ala conciencia del es-
critor esta en- dc CIR 10 qu'
es, sin dejar de ser el l'
que es. nj aIter"r el sent'
do de Ia vida. Entiend' n
que hablo de novellSta dc
la realidad."
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-01-27

La luz del alba extendi6se por la
camara mortuoria, al par que Sc amorti-
guaba ell rojizo fulgor de las hachas.
La lividez del cadaver resultaba repug-
nante por su cOntraste con los colOres
chiIlones de la mortaja, y parentes. ami
Cos, criadOs, cuantos Sc acercaban al fe-
retro, no dando cr6dito los ojos, perma-
necian estupefactos cOntemplando la 81
niestra igura del joven Fiorencio de
Argental.
r. MoiG u ROlIl6r
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-01-27

Reina gran animation para asistir a
las funciones que de en- esta ciuda5 la
:6lebre compania dramatica Pino-Thui-
lher
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-01-27

hsta noche dara una conferencia en-
] club de la Juventud RepubIieana, ell
.eiior Tomas Carri0n Maduro.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-01-27

Ell domingo en- la noche el automoVi
l1m 219, propiedad de don Fernando
loro, que 10 guiaba Ell chauffeur Tomas
\. Garcia, arroll0 EN- la calle de la Villa
! muchacho Jose Gonzalez
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1910-02-23
COOLEST DAY FOR
KANSAS CITY
Five Degrees Below Zero Re-
ported in the Big Town
at Mouth of Kaw
TEN ABOVE IN COLORADO
Sharp North Winds Add to Dis
comfort in Northern Texas
and Oklahoma.

Denver, Colo, Feb. 23.-The local
weather forecaster today is looking
for the Robins that mark the ap-
proach of spring. Much milder tenn
perature is reported in the noun
tains and the traditional backbone of
winter appears to be badly fractured.
1t was ten above at Denver, Colorado
Springs and Pueblo and twelve above
at Leadville Fair weather is predict
ed.
Coolest Day of Winter at Kansas City.
Kansas City,, Mo-, Feb. 23.-Five
below Zero the coolest of the winter,
was recorded in Kansas City this
morning. Throughout Nebraska, Mis-
souri,, Kansas, Oklahoma and Texas,
a north wind added to the discomfort.
Twenty Below at st. Paul.
st. Paul, Mimi, Feb. 23.-It was
twenty below here this morning, the
coolest of the winter.
Six Below at Chicago.
Chicago, ILL.,, Feb. 23.-Chicago ex.
perienced it's coolest weather of the
year this morning when the ther.
mometer registered six below zero.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1910-02-23
Who'll ESALE ARRESTS
MADE AT DENVER.
Victim Taken to Hinky Dink's Saloon
and Robbed BY Juan Segura and
Michael Lienau.

Denver, Colo, Feb. 23.-Petty dep
relations committed during the last
few days which eliminated in a case
of highway robbery and the looting of
a Japanese rooming house, resulted
in Chief Armstrong putting out the
drag net for all the MeXicans in the
lower part of the city. In three hours
sixty-two were placed in the city Jail
and will be held to be arraigned in
police court. Those who can prove
they have employment will be releas-
ed, and the rest will be given hours
to get out of the city. In the bunch
are Michael and S. Lienau and Juan
Segura, who are charged with being
three of the five Mexicans who lured
William Serkus, section hand, into
the back room of the old Hinky Dink
saloon at 1922 Market street where
they assaulted and robbed him, four
of the men holding the victim while
the fifth, believed to be Segura went
through his pockets and relieved him
of $87.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1910-02-23
MONTROSE CLEANING
OUT BOOTLEGGERS
Nine Men Arrested and Will Face
Trial on Charge of Illegal Sale
of Liquor

Montrose, Colo, Feb. 23.-The po-
lice officers of Montrose inaugurated
the most determined raid against al
legged "bootleggers" which has occur
red since the town went dry last
April
Since early morning nine men have
been arrested. These will face trial
Wednesday on a charge of illegal sell
ing of whisky. Among the defend
ants are Harry Caddes and James
Mylchrest, prominent restaurant pro-
prietors who, it is said, have been
using their restaurant business as
blind to liquor selling. Caddes has
been convicted before for the same
offense and now has a case pending
against him in the county court on ap-
peal from the police court
Both of these men and. all of the
other defendants pleaded not guilty
today and were placed under bonds
of $500 each for their appearance at
the time set for their trial. The po-
lice declare they will make thorough
cleanup of all violators of the anti
saloon law.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1910-02-23
NEW MEXICO PURE
IN COMP ARSON
Trail of Bridge Thieves Over
Five Magnificent Com
monweaIths.
THAT CLEVELAND AGREEMENT
How States North and South are
Looted by Corporation
Bribe Givers

Albany, n. Y, Feb. 23.-Name of
former United States Senator Thorn
as C. Platt was dragged into the un-
savory Allds-Conger bribery case to-
day by Mr.. Littleton, counsel for Sen
ator Aids, in opening the defense for
his client Mr.. Littleton made a
savage attack on the bridge thieves"
led by a man who confesses that he
is a bribe giver." He declared that
the bridge companies had not only
corrupted the little town officers of
this state but 'the trail of their un-
speakable villany is spread over five
commonwealths." Littleton pro-
duced copy of the famous "Cleve-
land agreement" by which the bridge
companies of New York, Pennsylva-
MIA, Maryland, West Virginia, Ken
lucky, Ohio, Indiana and Michigan
planned in 1901 to pool their inter
ests, and produced books to show
how the loot" as he called it, was
divided.
Platt Gave the Orders.
Albany, n. Y, Feb. 23.-Mr Little
ton promised to show the committee
that Mr.. Aids acted as he did regard
ing the bridge bills of 1901, On orders
of Mr.. Platt, who then was the recog-
nized Republican leader of the state.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1910-02-23
CHINESE TROOPS
CONQUER LHASA
Tibetans Resent Dissertation
of Their Holy Places But
Do Not Resist
SERIOUS TROUBLE ANTICIPATED
The Dalalaima, Supreme Head
of Monarchy, Fled With
Ministers to India.

Annoy, China, Feb. pa Japanese
was killed here today by the accident
al ignition of high explosive conceal
ed in his clothing. 1t is suspected
that the man had planned an assassi-
nation.
Lhasa Has Fallen.
Calcutta, Feb. 23.-Chinese troops
today entered Lhasa, the capital of
Tibet and the residence of the Dalalai-
ma, the supreme head of the Lamaist
hierarchy, who fled with several of
his ministers to Indian. Serious
trouble had been anticipated owing to
the action of the small Chinese army
which subdued eastern Tibet, levying
contributions on the Lamas home
and showing no respect for the mon.
asteries. The Tibetans resented the
desecratiOn of their holy places, but
the Chinese government disregarded
their petitions, as the Chinese intend
to make the administration of the
country wholly Chneise.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1910-02-23
THIRTY THOUSAND DOLLARS
IN TWELVE HOURS
Pennington Sets an Example 1ha
Business Men of Santa Fa
Should Emulate.
Decial to The New Mexican,

Special to The New Mexican.
Pennington, N. NJ, Feb. 23-Farm-
ington is on the map from this day on
and a great boom has set in. The com
mittee of business men appointed to
secure the right of way for the Arizo-
ma and Colorado Railroad raised $30,-
600 today in twelve hours for the pur-
chase of terminals and the right of
way. More subscriptions are coming in
and the amount needed has been ex-
ceeded but Pennington is going after
bigger game and expects to be the big
gest town in northern New Mexico in
few years. James w. Reagan Of the
Arizona and Colorado Railroad is in
the San Juan valley and everything
looks favorable for the early construc-
ton of the new road.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1910-02-23
UNGALL LIANT JAPANESE
HUSBAND SUES FOR ALIMONY

Denver, Colo, Feb. 23.-The wreck
of romance which resulted in the
marriage of three white girls to three
Japs at Laramie, Wyo., last March
was revealed last night in the arrest
of Suzillie Yamada, president of the
Yoshi Doshi club, 1926 Nineteenth
street; his white wife, Mrs. Carrie
Yamada, and his cousin Joe Uyehara,
all charged with disturbance. AL
though it is not yet year since the
triple wedding was celebrated each of
the girls has separated from her hus-
band, according to statement made
by Mrs. Yamada, who was recently
made defendant in suit for divorce
in which her yellow husband demands
$4,000 alimony, an almost unheard of
procedure.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1910-02-23
$l444,00O SHORTAGE
CLOSES BANK
Bank Examiner Take Charge
of Financial Institution at
Cambridge Mass.
BANK BOOKEEPER DISAPPEARS
Most of the Depositors Were
Small Businessmen of In
mediate Vicinity.

Boston, Feb. 23-The National City
Bank of Cambridge closed it's doors to-
day by order of the comptroller of the
currency. A bank examiner is now
in charge. According to the Wash
ington authorities, the shortage is
$144,000 in individual deposits. 1t is
not yet known who is responsible for
the shortage.
Defaulting Bookkeeper Disappears.
Later, the comptroller's Office at
Washington announced that the book
keeper of the bank, S. G. w. Cole
man is responsible for the shortage.
He has disappeared. Most of the de-