The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1913-01-17


doch had finished 4 have no daugh-
ter, r had one 1 might ind your
suggestion insulting. sir"
But stammered the other
TT IL not our custom. sir. I'd place
the Dortraita of onr daughters upop
cigar boxes for the inspection Of the
world However. I think YOU are sin
cere. and. AZ i hammer to know where
you can. ana the sanorita Dolores. /
VIII tell vou. O. 10 number 193
Avenida Otranta anime o'clock this
evening and Won win assuredly meet
her there.
Ha bowad ana Wiz, . cvnicai srnila.
"a seed into Ma of5ce I sbrngginr MIN
shoulders ne vas 8 verv busv man.
ana wbatavoy u sertsy,,srt thare baa
opca haen e b;s n.t,,ra fad lone avo
been d7ivan o,,t 70 < ,oaricanIzation.
san q waa droll uerv drolli He
wished NJ eo,,ld snava ma time IL 20
e fha Avan;da thsf evening n order
to witness tbeiy ,naefine However
he shrnrged his Shoulder AGAIN ana
speedily forgot the matter.
IN Bulrs cabaret No. 1919 Avenida
Otranta the usual throne was assem-.
bled at nine O'Clock that evening.
Senior Bnll an enternrisine Yankee
from Pbiladelnhia certainly knew how
I'd cater to the tastes ~ his patrons,
Senior Bulls wines for example. had
never seen any but European suns:
they were not doctored, homegrown
admixtures And Senior Bull's singing
and dancing ladies were no nfth-rate
cafe chantant entertainers. but cele-
brities from New York and Havana.
AZ for Senorita Dolores. he had picked
her up ia an obscure music hall, and
ii was shrewdly said that the ten
DAYS, scandal which had brought her
into the lirne-lieht had been actually
engineered. IL not invented. by Senior
Bull himself. Certainly the senorita.
whose portrait adorned cigar.boxes.
bill posters, and other such places,
justified her fame. for few could dance
more divinely or set the hearts Of
Tampa's youths beating more wildly.
When she came forward on the
stage tl,at night the audience at the IT.
lie tables broke into 4 storm of braves.
Alfred as matador. in short scarlet
skirts holding her dart with its nut
ferina banderole sha bowed and
kissed her hands to the audience and
capered Forward ana began her song.
II was Z f;na sonc ana Il want ~ the
haarts ~ tba fs,,,ans xvho haard her
"a toId &, vine ana 1--we and battle.
q. y,,s ,n j tbo;r anir;ts that thav saw
n tba sanorita tba vart;ab,a incarna-
ti.v, ef.thaea tbi,ga T'bav stood nm
81 tha f,oor mon The chairs waving
the;r bats abouting sor an encore
Ana wl,ir,,ny i t,,a NAV n co,ored
l;gbts nntil sba seemed ike j Sea fairy
antaneled IS masses of filmv dranery.
IT, senorita snnn 81
-, "a, = .4s
u, 20. u 1850 80, ~ s .tpl,,
80 $500 go ~ s.,ssa.rs
80 g . i. g. -,
oa e 80 ! $3.50 ss ,,s. s,hnw,n Z ~; ne wsv
tha cv,x,,7s ana y,,sbine ~.
&c.,, T., -, tavvard tha st.os Ha tossed
aside the men who stood In his way.
fiung the nahers aside a. though thew
ware n,,nnets. tahles went crashing
down with their assembled glasses
and chairs sent spinning among the
audience And stiIl he pressed for.
ward he gained the stare. leaping M
on il over the footltghts.1 Still the SEN
orita stood dumb and motionless, but
there was look Of horror in. her eyes,
and now she nut IN her hands as
though to hide her face. That was
all that the audience saw. for the cur
tain fell and hid them. and in front OF
it heaving multitude Of men ragged
and shouted and demanded the SEN
orita; while some, suspecting trag-
edy, began crowding toward the exit.
to intercept the senorita at the stage
door