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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-05-06
ADVERTISING TALKS
WRITTEN BIZ
WILLIAM c. FREEMAN.

! ran across in New York
the other day MR.. CASSIUS
BAGLEY, of Bagley g. Co.,
Duluth, MINI.
We discussed advertising,
of course.
Mr.. Bagley made the state
ment that he would be willing
to pay his local newspapers
MORE THAN DOUBLE HIS
PRESENT RATE if they were
MORE CAREFUL about the
kind of advertising they print
ed, and if they insisted on
their advertisers exercising
greater care in the preparation
of their copy.
This is something for the
local newspapers in Duluth
and a great many other cities
in the United States to think
about.
Then we discussed advertis-
ing copy.
! asked Mr.. Bagley if he
wrote his own copy. He said
he did most of the time, al
though, frequently, the local
newspaper men helped him
out.
Then he said
81 have been thinking
about my advertising copy a
lot. | am accounted a pretty
good SaleSman-that is, when
] wait upon people in my
store, ! talk to them about the
merchandise they are seeking.
its QUALITY, the SERVICE
it will give, etc. talk to them
just as | am talking to you and
generally effect a sale.
81 have been wondering
whether should not make nv
advertisements a PHONO-
GRAPH of my craftsmanship
talk"
OF course that is the way
to advertise. There is nothing
freakiSh about advertiSing-it
IS simply putting your PER-
SONAL TALK into printed
words.
The nearer YOU can get
your words to REPRESENT
YOU as a salesman the better
it will he, and the GREATER
RESULTS will your advertise
mentS bring.
ITO be continued
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-05-06
HIS NlBS ARRIVED IN THIS
CITY LAST EVENING.
Registers at the McLure-Says Ohio
Penitertiary Is a Hell Hole
Punched Coz Times.

With career that has Richard
Harding Davis Soldier OF Fortune
backed OF the boards. Dr. Ben Rid
der. NJ. d.. ID. d.. LID. physician.
preacher. lawyer. author. playwright
and globe trOuer. bur better known
throughout the country as the emil
HOuaIre tramp arrived in the city
last evening ON his tour through
this country ON inspection OF penal
Institutions. The millionaire tramp
arfired in his khaki uniform. regis
tered al the Mcclure. where hc was
interviewed lv representative OF
the lnteiiEcncor. While in the lobby
of the hotel Or. Bidder received "a
telegram. Doc stated. from labor lead
ers 90 California. urging him 90
come 90 the defense OF the McNam.
ara brothers. the alleged dyramitcrs
of Tho Los Angeles Times building.
The millionaire tramp then an-
rOunced that he would leave within
70 few days for the coast.
Re is "A member OF tho prison con.
creas. he stated. and ls making a
"trip BOO the interest Of better santa.
ton OF tine ia.ls o. this country. Tho
abolahmcrt of white slave traffic
and fln abolshmeuf OF child labor
Today Dc viii inspect tho Mounds
vile pcuifcufIary and the local .aiIs.
Ohio Pen "Heu Hole"
Speaking OF DIS visits through the
peuItouuarics OF fhis country. Dc
stated fhc worst of 900 wa. fhe Ohio
rru.fonfIary at Columbus. which Doc
branded as hell hole" During lIf
1l years Boo America. bidder. native
of Copenhagen. stated ho bias visited
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-05-06

Eon shrimp. prominent in police
circles. and who was released hut a
short time ago from the city Jail after
serving 90 ton DAYS sentence Tor drunk
ruucss is certainly IN bad again.
Thursday evening ne was arrested on
th" streets by pmccr Davis for intoxi-
cation. and loit i'm tho city jail all
rirht. Yesterday morning a search of
his person was made. and an extra
IHir OF shoes were found upon him
Investigation was made and 80 was
found that the shoes had been taken
from the ilil whom shrimp was re-
leased short tim" aEo. and had be-
I'u-td lo Antonio 'ass'lla who was
mlrd. rod 90 l.rwopd some time ago.
JHlI.r Berry made complaint against
shrimp. and hn was arrairned in
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-05-06
Applieation Granted-

The application made Co the county
court the first part Of the week by
ia" children of Il. y. Winters OF near
Cameron. 20 appoint a committee 20
take charge Of his estate. they claim
ing that Doe is not mentally capable Of
handling the affair. was granted yes
tcrday by the court. The members OF
the committee have not yet been
|.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-05-06
MOUNDSVILLE
FIRST Shipment Of Sewer Supplies Ar
riVes-Work Started This
Cor1ins tuesday.

The first carload OF material to be
used IN the construction OF the new
sewer system Moundsville is TO have
arrived at the local freight yards yes
terday afternoon. From now on ship
ments OF the machinery and tools will
arrive each day. and on this coming
Tuesday +. d. Sweeten. the junior
member OF the firm OF r. +. Sweeten
and Son construction company. with
a gang Of between two and three
hundred foreigners will arrive in the
city. and the work on the laying OF
the sewer will be started at once
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-05-06
Education Lecture

Tho rcgular sunday evening e1u-
cational lecture will be delivered on
Sunday by r DeForest Leach OF this
city He will use for his subject
christianity and Morality" The af-
atorium.
Dr. A. y. Coil. an eminent church.
man. and pastor of the First Cnitar-
ian church of Marietta. O.. will de-
liver the lecture on Sunday evening
May lith. His subject will be What
The Unitarians Believed"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-05-06

Preparations FOR making today. which
has been set aside as annual clean up
daN in the city the greatest in the
history Of the city were completed
Yesterday afternoon. Rubbish is 20 be
placed boa heaps in front of the resi-
d"uces. along tho streets. where 10 will
Doe gathered up Dog wagons owned by
the city and hauled away.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-05-06
FLASHLIGHTS

% various styles uifh fhc new
tungsten batteries from SOC up
These batteries arc just OUT and
fhc manufactures claim they viii
give 400 per cent more service
than any battery on thc market
The Midget vest pocket flash.
light With above battery and a
Tungsten lamp is a wonder and
turns darkness into daylight
Another late novelty "Thc Flee.
fric Gas Lighter does away with
matches and never breaks or goes
.1It When you attempt to light The
.n-c
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-05-06
PILES CURED AT HOME BY
NEW ABSORPTION METHOD

II you suffer from bleeding. itching.
blind or protruding piles. send me your
address. and ! will tell you how TO cure
yourself at home by the new absorption
treatment: and will also send some OF
This home treatment free for trial. with
references from your own locality II re-
quested Immediate relief and perma-
nent cure assured send no money. but
tell others OF this offer. Write today TO
Mrs NJ Summers. Box 7. Notre Dame.
nd
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-05-06
Deliver Address.

Rev. 4. b. RilSer. pastor OF the Cal
vary Methodist Episcopal church OF
the city left yesterday morning for
Fairmont. where he attended and de-
livered the principal address at the
dedication OF the Diamond Street
Methodist Episcopal church OF that
CITY
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-05-06

Martin Brown and &. c. Newman.
two prominent attorneys Of the city
filed suit yesterday before Circuit
Clerk V. F. Myers on behalf OF A. l.
HAYNES and r. NJ. Mills. against ].
y. Westhafer. Ferris Bridge company.
and the county court Of Marshall
county. for work done on the Bannen
bridge while the J. Il. Westhafer
Bridge company was I'm charge.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-05-06
No Capture Made.

Tn spite Of the vigorous and vigilant
search made by the local authorities.
uo trace has ben found Of the thieves
who looted the sheds AZ the Hunter
and Levi Coal mine on PARIS Run OF
about 500 pounds Of copper wire
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-05-06
Funeral Today.

The funeral services viii be held
this afternoon over the remains Of
Mrs Catherine Markey in the Catholic
church al Cameron. at 2.3O o'clock.
Mrs Marley died Wednesday evening
al o'clock at her home in Rosbys
Rock.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-05-06

Squire wright's court. where he was
given 30 days in the Jail.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-05-06

ITO be eortirned.J
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-09-27
Notas de Mayaguez
NN CRIMEN HORROROSO

Anoche 4 las 10 Y media de la mis-
ma tuyier0n conocimiento las aut0rida-
dos locales dc que en barrlo cercano de
llc,qnigueros dc esta jurisdiction, sc ha-
bia cometido un crimen
A:to seguido las autorid4des compe-
tenles salieron hacia aquol Iugar, encon-
ir4ni0 el. cadaver de CarmelO Grilo que
most r;lba sobre el pecho una terrible he
rida que le habia atravesado por IN la
dc Il coraz6n.
I'll matador responde al nombrc de
Lui, Ponce.
irgin las ayeriguaci0nes este soste-
mia una polemica con III tai Bernardo
no AcOsta en- la cual interyin0, sin JUS
ti.ictci0n alguna, el interfecto Ponce
entouces sim darle tempo ii Grilo de
ldyertir su actitud agresiva lie asest6
la trelnenda punalada que lie hiz0 mOrir
nsiautaneamente. Ponce deSapareci6
iel lugar ocullandose la acci0n de la
iusticia pero fue apresado anoche mis-
mo por Ia policia y traido la carcel de
este DLstrito.
Lo mismo el matador que ell muerto es-
taba armados; el primero con pu1al y
4 segundo con punal Y manOpla.
lIis Ponce ha declarado hoy los cu-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-09-27
Information
modernista
Ell pasajero nisterioso.

7, efectivamente cuando ell diario
de los geroglifcos enfoca su lente ha-
cia Espana, y dice que Ell gobierno es
lmpotente para soportar la revo!u-
ci6n,' llega la noticia de que todo IS
ia paciicado; de que la intentona sin
arraigo en- la conciencia nacional sin
fuerZa organizada, ha sido reprimida
sin ell menOr esfuerzo.
Ell her0ico pasajero del Catalina "
que hablo con 1ln redactor del diario
de los rompecabezas, le dijo que el 60
bierno espanol, para reprimir el mo-
vimiento revolucionario tendria que
fusilar a las tres cuartas parties de los
espanoles,
Por 10 pronto 81, habia tornado pa
safe en- el "Catalina,' 10 que demues-
ira que estaba dispuesto fgurar en-
ire la cuarta parte fusilada.
Pero es 10 que diria el prudente via
Jero:
81 mueren todos los republicanos,
cuando triunfe ell ideal ha de ser pre-
ciso implantarlo con los monarquicos :.
iy ESQ no! para ESQ era precise que que
dase el por 10 menos... ~ tom6 pasaje
en- ell Catalina
Luego, es decir, al mismo tempo, que
tales cosas contaba al redactor del dia-'
rio de las adiyinanzas. llegaba la con.
firmacion de que todo clio era IN in
fuIdio Hssef 20 FEsE4sl aa,vsiiI, d, ,.4-,
E gran snoNimiento revolucionario
Sc nedujo d una algarada mas.
Lp que no sabemos es 81 la Erase
coruscante de Eel gobierno es iirnno-
tente para "soportar'' ia revoluci6n, es
del abnegaao caballero republicano
que talvo a bien salir de Espana eniyis-
peras de tri1nfar la Repnblica 81 es
del redactor del diario de los enigmas.
Porque ESQ della ssimpotencia = para
soportar' tiene bemoles.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-09-27
I'll cri,1aer1 de Lares
UN GD.ARDfA. MATA
A UN PAISANfN

DE la poblaeion que fue teatm deF
crlmen nos 'reiniten los siguientes as.-
tOs.
fue en- la noche del %. Ell policIm
Jose Domingo Lopez, pas6 frente s I'm
casa de don Manuel Lecaroz donde es,-
taba, en- el za&uan, Pedro Cancel, ha-.
blando con su novia, Maria Octayio Rg.
drlguez, una joven muy agraciada IS.
Pedro Cancel tambierl era de diez v
oci1o velnte amos, de oficio barhero 3
1nd1viduo de buena condueta.
Ell guardia Lopez nanlon 4 Pedra
Cancel, este Sc despidio de su novia "
a1nbos marcharon juntos al cafetin one
tlene establecido en- la plaza del merea..
do Manuel Martinez.
All tonaron un POGO de ron nm fs-
baco, que pago Pedro Cancel. AL salir
tomaron hacia la calle de San Jose ap
Aegar al estableciniento de don ,JuIiam
Carrasco, neg6se pedro Cancel i seguir
hasta la panaderla de Eleuter1o CRUZ.
a donde el guardia sc obstinaba en- ir.
A La insistencia de este. opuso 81 iovere
sl1 resuelta negativa y entonces Ell guar.
daa sac6 el revolver y lie dispar6 penes-
trandole Ia bala Dor ell maxilar inferiore
i1quierdo.
El herldo corri6 hacia un billar eer..
cano y alh Sc refugi6, pero el guards.
entro EN- sn seguianiento, apuntandole
eon~'e revolver; sodeando La mesa. pndes
escapaf hacia la caile ell llerido sienlpres
perseguido por ell guardia, pero este res
'balo, Pedro Cancel pudo ganar aig,r-
ma distancia. .... .
al. DON Ricardo Vinas detuyo al agresor.
hasta que llegaron ell cabo IrizarrF v
Ell guardia Cabrera, quienes desarrna-
ron al irascible policla ocupanvlole tam
fsen una bctella de ron, va comenzada.
Ell herido muri6 4 las pocas horas Elm
La clin'ca de los doctores Sem Diez, d
donde fue conducido en- esbaio agonicu.
ALI presto declaration ante ell iuez m11-
nlcipal; como. el balazQ recibido le inn
pedfa hablar, La escribi6.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-09-27
El director de Sandal expone opinio-
nes optimistas acerca de la ley del
..Servicio de Sanidad para la
proxima legislature.
Eo: del ramo sanitario
Ell doctor Lippitt asistira a la Asam-
blea de masones de la Jurisdiction
del Sur el II de Octubre,

de ingeniero sanitario, dijo que por
ahora ninguna, que a su regreso, Sc
estudiara ell asunto y Sc buscara la ma
nera de que todo marche satisfacto-
riamente
Ell doctor nos expres6 su opinion
acerca de la Ultima Resolution apro-
bada por la Junta Superior de SAM
dad, manifestando que 81 lamenta ba
ciertas frases del documento, pero que
pensaba que debia existir entire ellos,
una gran harmonic para llegar al fin
propuesto por el y por La junta.
De nosotros mismos depende-dijo-
Ell exito de la ley y de nosotros tam
bien dependera, estoy SECURE de clio,
una nueva orientaci0n en- ell Congreso
de Washington, 81 por una desgracia
inmensa fracasaramos en- la mission
que ell pals ha puesto en- nuestras ma
nos.
Tengo confanza en- La Junta Supe-
rior de Sanidad.
Su permanencia en- los Estados Uni
dos sera breve, pues ell doctor Lipp;tt
Sc propone embarcar en- Nueva York
para la isla el IA de Octubre.
Ell. BOLETIN desea al distinguido
funcionario un feliz viaje.
Con motive de la marcha del DIR.
Lippitt, queda Director de Sanidad, ell
DR.. Coronas, y de presidente de la
Junta de Sandal, ell DR.. Coll y Toste
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-09-27

Aver tarde yisitamos en- sl reslden-
Ella al director de Aanidad para inte-
.rrogarle acerca de su viaje al Norte.
A pesar de que La hora que fuimos
d yer al doctor Lippitt Sc hallaba acos-
tado. 4 consecuencia de IN ligero ca
tarro, a la presentation de nuestra tar
jeta. Sc leyant6, recibiendonos inne-
diatamente.
Enterado del objetN de n1estra vi
sita, nos dijo que su viaje q los Estados
Unidos no tenia caracter polltico, que
iba para concurrir la Asamblea de
masones que ell IL de Octubre proxino
Sc celebra en- Charleston en- SUI calidad
de Gran Maestro de la Masoner1a.
Ell doctor Lippitt nos inform6 que
hace dos amos que no vista a sus fami-
hares, ahora, en- este viaJe, aprove-
chara la OCCASION, ademas de ir a YER a
uno de sus hijos que estudia en- una de
las Universidades La carrera de inge-
Micro civil. "#>
En- cuanto a la Asamblea masonjca
nos manifesto que es un gran acto de
confraternidad y que 6l tenia grandl-
simos deseos de concurrir para como
Ger las grandes dignitfades que en- di-
cho Congreso Sc reunen, muy podero-
sas por cierto en- la Jurisdiction del
Sur.
Preguntado acerca de Ia actitud que
pensaba adoptar en- el nombramiento
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-09-27


nicipio &c Gan Sesn se dedica 4 Yer las
enestiones de jnterea collective, por el
lado que puei1 rozar scaso. con inte.
reses de otro ar6 & psrsonallsim0s,
pongaaaOs por easo. Is explicable cue
tra.e con NAL ds.dmalGda inquietud de
cuamto Sc yiens isablsado ahora EN- Ia
prenSa aoerca de L. aeeesidad eViden-
70 dc eneanEar Is po.stlca por derrote-
ros franeaments crsollos. Que cOnduz-
can i Ia reeoagmst4 de Ia PERSONAL
dad puertosrigasllA
Is desgv4ciasf&aasass muy huma1c
10 que estamos v-epGO. = por clio no
nos eOge de snste
Pefo i 10 ms1sa. "a que un desea-
FFlad0 Op0l1uulsms = una lamentable
sordidez n.antieasa an organo de
publieldad en epoaLcloa 10 que es y
representa- unA noble defensa de las
zltos iEteTeses islsh0s. los que somos
combatidos per q. tsnemos derecho a
Ia franqueza, J IA rganqueza exigimos'
30 es con ret4eeacias nj snbrayando
p4labras y frasaa a. transcribiendo
paErafos sin comsatarios. como ha de
hablarse al paia e. los momentos ac
tuales. Una absolute claridad Sc i'm
pone, pOrgue II o, .Cmodo- y desde lue
20 atil, "a. aLora nsntenerse en- posi-
clones 0iseE stas ussde los cuales seguir
aproyechando "a asufructo de puni-
bies complassnclas = de censuraDles
eomplicldades, tal vsz de 10 inestable
dc eiert@s situaaoGes, dependa ell que
81 p.GGo NO legauC los acomodos de
ahora resulten in1psrdonables impre
giSi0nes
Todo esio hasy 41s tener en cuenta,
que en- pOliGita he's descaidos Sc pagan
muy earos. J q Coisga "a debe conocer
por experiences propla 10 que es el de-
seneanto de Las nssas y 10 que es Ia
smpOpularidag oa t9a parIidos.
lis que 4 Ia hara presente nada lie
dicen las desac0stumbradas actituGes
de FL Agnila." n los sintomas des-
menbradores Que sn sus masas va har
10 clareadas ds aatigno se vienen OBJ
servando marcadAmsntef
Pues 81 este ts asi, es que Sc impOne
an eambio de procedimlentos. visto
que los hasta shorA Jtilizados han cal
DO en- el fracaso mayer
Inhtilmente ~ 8bstlnaria el mas
obcecado en- Oeultar d general DISCUS
10 latente en- Ia isia el :deseonterto
ss progressive. Aiarmante; va no Sc pre-
de disinnlar. N - euiege disimular.
FL pueblo h. csresado. en- vano, que
q Ia buena fe con que todo 10 aguarda
ba de Ii tutori& se respondiese con
lealtad. no In sido AS., y del desen-
canto Que todo 10 invade no es hcito
eulpar i quisne5 10 exteriorizan, sino
a quienes 10 progocan
Pero ESQ o. que nosotros buscamos
Ell Immediate ranlsdi0 de esta situacion; ;
Ii soiuei6n pronka y esa solucion no
esia mas que en Ia aatonomia.
Al amparo DE- sste regimen d pals
estaria en- conpietsSss de aspirar i
nayores eonquiatas. - idealea:. mayo
res. pero - dasas IN anbiente tole-
rable ; -.
d esto IL paeses sim.do Al cbiega,
1eao dlrtlncs aasgtros de aus enigma
u - t-Gteos y O. sns srnstrados en-.
p - SO coEtestag gobernantes y d
gotsrnados s9n ess malabarismo al
msEudeo Guys tr.suoya e. "a del pn-
bsiec 1onliri0f
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-09-27
nUNDo SOCIAL

Manana debe llegar 4 nuestro puer-
to, en- ell correo espanol, ell notabilisi-
mo escritor dominicano don Enrique
Deschamps, que ha' hecho en- Espai:a
una gran labor en- beneficio de su pa
tria ha cimentado su nombre de lite
ratio distingnido.
Ell Sr. Deschamps es escritor de pro
fundidad y de mucha eultura.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-09-27

FL secretario particular del go6er-
nador Cotton, Mr. Zimmerman, ha sa-
lido para Ponce para asistir como tes-
tigo un juicio que ALI Sc celebra.
Mientras dura la ausencia del Sr.
Zimmerman, actGa como secretario
particular de Mr.. Cotton, ell Sr. PARA
Cap6.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-09-27
la manana
en- el juzgado

i'or haber alterado la paz en- la, cane
del Sol, con una conducta incorrecta v
ofensiva, segln ell parte policiaco, fu6
condenado treinta dias de arresto ell
sujeto Fernando Posada.
llip0lito Guzman, por haber sustrai-
do de. un wagon del ferrocarril veinte Y
eineo libras de azucar, fue condenado i
veinte y nueve dias de arresto.
Amarga lie ha salido ell aztcar. .
Jose Lozada, quien fue acusado por
Filomena Villafaiia, del delito de ca
iumnia fue absuelto por falta de prile-
ba
liza sido depunciado ante la Corte
Municipal, por un delito de escalamien-
10, .eoasistente EN- haber p.esna.etrado en- La
casa dc Mr.. Payne, EN- Santurce, y sus-
traer una maquina Singer y una ma
quina de escribir marca Junior al
sujeto Vicente Correa.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-09-27

Esta muy mejorado de la dolencia
que lie retenia en- cana ell DR.. Mayoral,
secretario de la Juntas Ins1alar de Sa-
nidad. Celebramos Ia mejoria del dis
tinguido funcionario.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-09-27

Los reputados y competentisimos
ingenieros espanoles don, Ne. Gorri y
don D. Hernandez, Sc hailan en- San
Juan de paso para Santo Domingo,
q donde van en- una importante conn;
sion. = FFaF 1A'].o3ss q !. 7f5il:... q.
Tan disting1idos PROFESSIONALS es;
panoles Sc han relacionado mucho en-
San Juan, en- el breve tempo que aGui
llevan
..s.ists.46 "a. ". ss .
La estancia EN- nuestra capital les
ha, sido ;muy agradable, y llevaran de
Puerto Rico una excelenfe impression.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-07-04

Who was Belle Carillon?" IL you
really care to know, as John Fenton
did, you must go with him on his
quest, hither and yon over New York,
into strange houses and through side
streets at midnight, a shuttle In the
secret loom Of fate. weaving in and
out through many colored threads. un-
til the pattern of the mystery is made
clear"
This is from the prologue to who
Was Belle Carillon?" a new York Ara
bian Nights entertainment, by Gelett
Burgess. A thrilling, rapidly moving
and charming story of the marvels
that may and do happen all round us
in this twentieth century civiliza-
ton The first tale of the series ap-
pears in our next Sunday Magazine.
and it is told in a style to make you
almost stop breathing.
But let us leave space to mention
few Of the other fine features in the
same number: Dollars and Sense OF
Humor," by Lew Fields; Penelope OF
the Mill" by Nathan Haskell Dole:
"Dagoberts Children by L. J. Bees
ton, second in the Franco-Prussia.n
war series; Walled City Life" by K.
F. Junior. and the last chapters Of
1.-The Secretary of Frivolous Affairs
by Mrs. Jacques Futrelle. All in the
next Sunday Magazine Of The Sunday
Star.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-07-04
Real Estate Transfers

GREENNALE Walter r. Brauner TO
Frank " Higdon, Edward S. Moores
and Edwin A. NJ. Lawson. lots c.. 81.
60, 30 and part lot 16: $40
EIGHTH STREET SOUTHEAST be-
tween d and E streets-karl F. Brodt
to Brodt's Amusement Company, lot
Ia, square 92J; SO.
L STREET SOUTHWEST between II.
and 9Th streets-Peter @. Sauer Ell ux.
to Malchiah NJ. Lucas. part original
lot 5. square 500: $40.
LANIER HEIGHTS-Appleton p. Clark.
jr; ct ux. to William H. Sholes. lot
MERIDIAN HILL-Robert S. Woodward
IL: $40
CHEVY CHAsE-Helen H. May and will
liam L. Miller. lots IS. IL and part
lot II. square 1856: SO. William L
H. May. same property: $40.
NO. 1916 STREET NORTHWEST
Philip Metxger TO Harriet Metzger, lot
~. square 1872: S.
FOURTEENTH STREET SOUTHEAST
between and d streets-Jabez Lee
ct ux. to william B. Reilly. part lot
II. square lOsl: $40.
COLUMBIA HElGHTS-Laura v. Belt
ct viz s Alvin Alvin G., e. 70 Anto'nette Resch.
NO 5000 @ STREET NoRTHwEsT-rhe
president and directors OF the Fire
mems Insurance Company OF Wash
iuEton and Georgetown to Archibald
~ W; Bnss; lot Is sSgars lg; $40 rru..
Company. trustee. to William L.
Crane. lot g. block &: $4,000.
THIRD AND NJ STREETS SOUTHWEST
Mary r. Liverpool ct al. to harri-
son Scott. part lots and G. square
RRIGHTwoop PARK-R. Edward Lam
bath to Hettie p. Beall. part lot I.
block 81: $40.