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La croÌnica. (San Francisco, Calif.) 1914-1917, 1914-07-25
Las cinco Dadivas
del Hada.

En- la primavera de su vida,
lleg6se ell Hada y lie dijo. des-
cubriendo suavemente su cestilla
de orc:
He aqui mi ofrenda, Son
cinco bellas dadivas. Pero no
puedes apropiartelas todas de
una vez. Ellie una ~ deja las
otras. Sc precavido y escoge
con ~cautela, pues solo una de
esas dadivas es preciosa.'
Las dadivas- eran- eince1Gle-
rias," Amor" "Riqueza,"
placer" y "Muerte."
Ell iovenzuelo tard6 POGO en-
decidirse.
NO tengo por que pensarlo
contest6, apoderandese del ''Pla-
cer."
Y Sc fue a correr mundo en-
busca de goces.
POGO a POGO fue everiguando
que TODD goce es breve y asesino
de una illusion; que al deseo 81
que ell hastio, y que ell delete
huye pronto, hacienda una mueca
de repugnancia.
Y ell j6venzuelo penz6:
-i"Lastima del tempo per-
didol"i....S pudiera elegir otra
vez, va Sc por 10 que me decidi-
ria"
Torn6 a aparecer ell Hada.
Sonriendo de un modo enigma
tico, murmuro;
-"Quedan cuatro dones. lie
permito elegir de nuevo, STEM
pre- que elias de prisa. Acuer-.
date que ell tempo vuela, y que
solo una de esas dadivas es pre-
ciosa."
Ell joven refexiono unos mo-
mentos y eligio ell amor sin
advertir que de los ojos del Hada
Sc habian deslizado dos lagri-
mas.
Trascurieron muchos amos.
Una noche ell predilecto del
Hada Sc encontro arrodillado jun
to a un feretro. Ell hogan que
daba vacio. Entonces, ell hon.
bre Sc dijo entire sollozos:
-''Se ha lido uno a uno. Aho-
ra toca a ELLA" ell turno. He de-
vorado todos los dolores. Por ca
da bora de felicidad que me ven
di6 csc feliz mercader llamado
Amor, pague mil horas de
duelo, y puesto que ELLA" Sc lie
va mi coraz6n, iyo te maldigo,
oh "Amorll"
-Elige una tercera vez-le d.
10 ell Hada. Y anadio: Los amos
te habran dado experienced. Que
dan tres dadivas. Pero solo una
de elias es preciosa. Tenlo pre-
sente.
Recapacit6 ell hombre largo es-
pacio, Y acab6 por escoger la
Gloria" FL Hada Sc alej6 ex-
halando un suspiro.
Pas6 ell tempo, y nuevamente
volvio a ~presentarse ell Hada a
su predilecto. Lo encontro soil
tario y pensativo, envuelto por
la luz girls de un ocaso invernal.
Y ell Hada lego en- ell pensamien-
to del solitario:
Mi nombre lleno ell mundo V
fue aclamado por todas las len
guas. Pero mi triunfo dur6 po-
co. Luego me acometieron, i'm
placables, la envidia, la maledi-
cencia, la calumnia y ell odio.
Despues clavo en- mi sus garras
ell ridiculo, que es ell principle
del fin. La Ultima en- aparecer
fue Ia compassion, que es ell fu-
neral de la fama.... iOh, cuan
amargo manjar es ell renombrel
....E Ell renombre es un magnifico
blanco para cubrirse de lodo en-
sus comienzos, de vilipendio y
lastlma en- sus postrimerfas.
La croÌnica. (San Francisco, Calif.) 1914-1917, 1914-07-25
Doctor R0bad0.

FL Doctor j. ID. Chantreu, de
la Gale Geary No. 323, report6 a
la policia que habia sido robado
por dos hombres en- las GALES
Taylor y Washington, quitandole
$500 ell reloj y un manojo de
llaves,
La croÌnica. (San Francisco, Calif.) 1914-1917, 1914-07-25

Sc necesitan dos Barricas que
hayan contenido Alcohol 8 Whis-
key. En- la ofcina de este perio-
dico daran raz6n- 1853 Powell St.
La croÌnica. (San Francisco, Calif.) 1914-1917, 1914-07-25

ga a mi la ''Riqueza". Debi es-
tar ciego eaando no la elegi desde
Eel primer instante. Ahora tendra
la vida para mi alg1n signiica-
do. Ahora sera la vida digna de
|vivirla. Derrochare ell orc, dist
pare mis- bienes, deslumbrare con
mis- pedrerias. Los miserables
gusanos owe Sc burlaban de mi Y
me despreciaban, tendran que a.
'dorarme desde ell eieno en- que Sc
arrastran. Y me gozare en- su
humiliation. Tendre todas las
comodidades del lujo, todos los
|placeres, todos los goces del es-
Ipiritu y todas las satisfacciones
de la carne. Compare sin rega-
teos, la deferencia, ell respeto, la
estimation, los honores, Y, en-
suma, TODD ell oropel que lama al
mercado social la humanidad es-
tnpida. Ciertamente he perdido
mi tempo antes de ahora. Elegi
siempre desatinadamente, sin
duda por mi falta de experienced.
Hoy es otra cosa.
Tres amos mas tarde. ell hon.
bre Sc estremecfa de frio Y de
hambre en- una s6rdida guarGi-
liza, Estaba faco, descolorido, o.
jeroso Y en- harapos. Mientras
roia un mendrugo, musitaba:
iMalditos sean mil wees los
dones de la vidal. Todos ellos
son crueles burlas y doradas men,
tiras. iLos lame dones? Hice
NAL; no son tales dadivas, sino
simples prestamos usurarios.
Placer, Amor, Gloria, y Ri
queza' son, en- suma, los diSfra-
ces temporales de estas cuatro
realidades eternas: Dolor', De
sengano', 'Oprobio' y 'Miseria.'
Ell Hada habl6 la verdad: en- ell
dorado cestillo solo habfa una da-
diva preciosa, una dadiva impla-
cable 49,. Al lado de ella, todas
las demas son inmundas: barati-
jas. iVenga a mi csc ultimo pre-
sente, a cuya possession sigue ell
adormecimiento defnitivo del do
Tor que atenacea ell cuerpo, y de
las aficciones y verguenzas que
roen ell coraz6n y ell espiritu! -.
iVenga a mi esa dadiva postreral
-. Estoy cansado y quiero DOR
mir sin tregua.
La croÌnica. (San Francisco, Calif.) 1914-1917, 1914-07-25
Cadiz IA, 11:30 manana.

La Sociedad fomento de Tu-
rismo y Attraction de Forasteros'
creada recientemente en- esta ciu-
dad, Sc propone establecer un
complete servicio de Hoteles y
de AUTOMOBILES que puedan riva-
liar con cualquier otro del mum
do.
Los gaditanos pudientes, han
puesto a disposition de la pa
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-01-02
finally to the

team to team and finally to the
minors.
With Boston in 1909, against
Washington, with Boston one run
behind, two out and Danzig on first,
Niles hit to center. Niles was one of
the speed-merchants of baseball and
Danzig was as slow as molasses.
But Niles, forgetting Danzig, duck
ed his head and started out to circle
the bases. Danzig stopped at second,
but Niles didn't even hesitate until
he reached third.
While with Cleveland, Niles caught
4 fly when the bases were full Of
Boston runners and but one man out
in the ninth and Immediately started
for the clubhouse with the ball, dis
regarding the multitude, which beg.
ged him to throw to some one. Niles
imagined the side was out, but Bos-
ton scored three runs and won the
game.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-01-02

MORGAN HOUSE lessons GRIP
New York, Jan. 1.-THE powerful
house of Morgan, whose'control over
the banks, industries and railroads
of the country was shown to be al
most absolute by the committee
which investigated the money trust
in Washington, loosened its grip to
some extent today. 1t was announc-
ed that members of the firm has re-
signed as directors of more than
score railroads and corporations and
that other designations would follow.
J. P. Morgan alone resigned from the
directorates of 13 railroads, the West
ern Union Telegraph Company, and
four other, corporations.
The action was taken, it was
stated, in accordance with a policy
adopted by the firm and in recogni-
ton of ian apparent change in pub
lie sentiment in regard to the direc-
torships."
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-01-02
THE WINTER LEAGUE

BY Berton Braley.
NheH Spring comes dancing down
the lea
As lightly as a rabbit
Each sporting sheet chance to see
Most eagerly 1 grab it;
l read the dope from A to q;
1t is, in fact, habit.
But, oh, this blooming winter league
Infuses me with vast fatigue.
1 know that sporting news is scant
Upon this well-known planet,
But all this winter baseball can't
There should be laws to bann it;
1t makes me rave, it makes me rant;
Why can't the writers can it?
But, no-they make us blindly grope
Through reams and reams and reams
of dope!
When play begins I'm always there
Upon the bleachers squirmin',
But till that time l do not care
How Tinker fares with Herman;
Let magistrates loudly rare and tear;
My attitude Pm firm in;
This pother fills me with fatigue
Please take away your winter leagiei
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-01-02

Detroit telephone officials say IT'S.
subscribers who leave rising calls
with central operators for 5, 6 and z
a. m. help make the service bad. Why
not let them oversleep a couple of
times? Then, they might buy alarm
clocks.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-01-02
COULDN'T GET 1T

A Scottish farmer recently paid a
visit to South of England cattle
show, and while walking round got
talking with a native farmer. Neither
could well understand what the other
said. The Scotsman got little net
tied at this, and put it down to the
Englishman's stupidity.
'Man," he said at last, Eyer cows
moo a. right, and yer cocks craw
quite plain, but Pm hanged if can
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-01-02

Arthur Williams, president of the
Electric Vehicle Assn of America,
suggests that traffic congestion in
New York, Chicago and other busy
cities could be relieved by doing the
trucking by night instead of by day.
There is believed to be no reason why
wholesale trucking could not be done
at night.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-18
Fire Department Middle
May Become Inferestinq

killed right here | would say that she
was straight and meant nothing by
her sending presents 10 members OF
the IRE department she Is a friend
OF the department and sends lots OF
the boys Christmas presents and ~
the time ! got mine there was a high-
ct man than | who received a present
from the same source.
she might be called a fireman IA
matte for that matter. When the gong
rings she calls up to find where the
blaze is and what IL amounts to Al
ways asks II there is anyone hurt
She has given members of the fire
department presents and also has
given Them money. She does not
mean anything by il. and / do not
think that charge Will amount to
much" lie said that he had several
things To spring AT the proper time
that would make the city sit up and
take notice. Just what they are
cannot be minated.
Chief Rose Defiant
Chief Rose said: Il believe have
done my luty did not do any more
against this man than | would any
other member OF the department IL
is now up TO him. whether he wants
70 plead guilty to the charges. That
Is what ! expect him TO do. and II
were in his place. that is what /
would do. II will be TO his ADVANTAGE
10 plead guilty to the charge. The
man has been holding communica-
lions and receiving presents from
this woman al different times"
The chief said that there was moth
inL TO the captain finding letters Of
an discriminating nature in a waste
basket previous to the examination
for chief lie said: Il have enough
proof TO prove my charges Not
only has he been having communion
ton with this woman but has been
running things around the engine
house loose. have done my duty.
| think, about this matter. and IL is
now up to the Board OF Control TO
act shall prove my charges. how
ever"
Should the Board Of Control rule
against Captain Thompson in this
case, nc mas redress TO the circuit
court. where an appeal will be taken
civil service questions are not sub
lect To the rulings Of council at all
hut are at first subject TO the actions
OF the board OF control and then
through the courts. Chief Rose will
have TO prove his charges against the
captain and II is understood that
there will be counterCharges made
RumOr Is rife as TO the reason for
bringing these charges Some are as
firm To believe that the chief has
cause for 80 doing. while others be
lieve IL is q piece of spite work on
his part Some claim that the chief
has feeling again Thompson and
has had II since the campaign for
Chigi OF the FIRE department was con
Quoted. although this cannot be sub.
stantiated Those who claim 10 know
on either side say that they have
nothing to give out at the present
time but will await the Investigation.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-18
Both Sides to Charges Against
Chief Leyland are NoncommiftaI

strong In their denial OF any frame
Iup. Chief Leyland intimated yester.
day that there would be some one
else the victim Of the mudballs be.
tore long.
Records are being looked up by the
department, IL Is understood. that will
DC used as evidence against tho wo.
man. aud al the same time prove
mat the chief would have his wife
10 prove an abb for the times these
relations have been charged Coun.
cll committees will have 10 act. IL ia
claimed. before anything definite
could Do done in the matter of a dis.
charge from service
Suspension
in' committee would TeuOrt hack
10 council their findings and that
body would conclude tho whole sr.
lair u is q known fact that the
BOARD NJ control does not have power
To iUpttCh The chief Of police or anv
Office outside of the civil service a.
Tue same time. however. DO is claimed
Il' investigation tomorrow d. To- con.
vince The mayor whether OF NOT Ir
chief
'"gr. .m,u were ,I1s.fsH 600 .r.U4Har.
.''s I.' r.a.i .|I what f.s outcome .f
'.' n'''us nr w.Hf their object 100.
."uI. ..f Dol learned El..|rf..r.. .f
...t''"u .uI H..Ir.r.n of i...I H..
.Nf .r f.r sincerity off IH..F I...r..f
"f.s bee. a.nrtrH D.. fITs.snf ...n....
f.s H.I. off f.r ... ...gt..rI .U..U Dr..
aIuIrt.a#.' Ono off f.s ..r....f|.tI. .4..s
.''. '' So Johns H.Hf'rr.n.. .f f.s
"-'. street Dr. ..u... .-I fHa .f...
fr.W Ir N|H..fs...f union
H....|"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-18
EVIDENCE BEING GATHERED 7
SPRING BEFORE BOARD
OF CONTROL
When investigation is Conducted To-
morrow Morning-Psss Resolu-
tons FsVoring Chief

The calm that prcCedcs the storm
seems To have settled down upon the
sensations that have been sprung and
the charges against chief Leyland In
what was claimed immoral relations
with Mrs. Frank liestOn Tomorrow
ne matter VIII De taken up by the
Board Of Control when that body will
-it as q preliminary body TO council
u was minated that n special meet.
ms Of council would be- called for
Friday night. but this De- not given
,rcdonCc by city officials. as n meet.
ing oi ihc CITY fathers iq duo To be
held Tuesday uILht
All parties iu tine affair have closed
themselves from tho world of speech
ana refuse tO say anything concern.
ing the affair 600 1ll chief LeyIard
iill maintains his innocence and saws
He viii trht the affair tD finish Tn,
man and wife Mr. and Mrs Hratou
.ie sill o. strong loo their ALLEGATIONS
Hs ever Attorneys f1r either eide.
% hrirr ana Oirinn for tho Ur.toua
aud y. ~ -umsryillr for tho chief In
ADDITION tu CITY Solicitor brennan.
are Keeping quiet
RuW1r iz ru 4t work crafmfrr
That ih" thing has just horun 4rH
That there viii he some blow rr.s
when Tho time comes The chic. and
Dis friend feel that DO Ia "a fr4mr.fu
ON him. trying t0 make him q Victim
az e dupp The other side is sin ra
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-18
Old Street Car Man Die,

Street car men and older residents
Of the city will be panied to learn of
the death of Adam Hart, veteran mo-
torman, who passed away at his home
Monday evening. following an attack
of complicatory diseases. He was
one Of the oldest street car men in
the city having worked on the Ben
wood and North Wheeling division
since the time OF the horse cars. lie
Is survived by his widow and six
children as follows: daughters Misses
Mary and Zita: sons. Albert. Law
renee, Edward and William all of this
city. Funeral services over the re
mains will be held this afternoon AT
the late home. 390S Water street and
interment will be IN Mt. Zion GEM
etery. Rev. RasChe. of St Paul's
church. viii have charge Of the ser
vices.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-18
Preamble and Resolutions Adopted
BY methodist ministers Assoc

Whereas 10 has come 20 tho notice
OF the Methodist Ministers As-Orfa-
ton OF Wheeling that charge uf
gross immortality have been mad.
against chief OF Police Thomas
Levlsnd. and
Whereas. We believe IL is an at
tempt on the part OF certain inn
moral forces within the CITY. 90 per
SoCute him because OF his fearless
enforcement uf the laws OF "a, city
therefore
BE Do resolved. First-We hereby
express our ,onndeno, iu the private
and Official integrity Of IN. chief
and assure him OF our moral and O.
uancial support.
SeCoud-We commend the attt-
tuue of the city solicitor. i. Harold
brennan. and the board OF control 300
their expressed determination To
'Sift Co the bottom the charges
made against the chief.
Thtrd-We call upon all citizens.
who believe IN justice ana fair plan.
TO cooperate with the city officials
I'm their movement for "a thorough
and complete iuyestigatiun.
Fourth-Ne believe that tho time
has come ia tho moral HE of our
city when all good citizens should
demand that all public Officials
waite life and that malicious
cOsspirators against innocent public
officials should be punished TO the
fullest extent Of the law.
Done by the unanimous action Of
the Methodist Ministers Association
~ Wheeliur. ". Va, February 10Th.
1914.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-18
MEMBERS GATHER IN TEMPLE
ON CHAPLlNE STREET.
Where Banquet Was Held In Observ-
ance Of Birthday-Addresse
Delivered By Old Members.

The twenty anniversary Of
Reliance lodge. 4. O. g.. W. was Gel
obratod last evening by tho members
and members of other lodges of tho
order ~ this city. iu tho q. o. q "
Temple on Chaplin" street a ban
1uet 90 the first members of the lodge
was the feature. and this was fuI
lowed by playing of games. iuCIud
ING pocket billiards. bowling. etc.
The affair was pronounced one of
tho best rf lfa kind ever conducted
boo fhn temple. and all present on
Juy"d am excellent evening The al.
l1iI wlH opened hr Lewis Sfc,uroi
nf8' Master Workman OF tho lodge
IID delivered neat little speech. rr-
oallus The days OFF tho founding of
'he order bon fI.. city and spoke of
Tho work done br fH. members dur.
.rt iI" twenty conc years 0f fs life
here
20" was followed by " % Sbafor
hf.f Recorder. who read The minute.
NJ Tho hr-f meeting This was %
plea .nE feature Iu tho evenings on.
f"r'auwrrf and showed fu tH. new
and younger members Tho work that
HH. a''YmIi. bed hy tho ursf Officers
and members.
Hon 81 90 Smith. ono NJ fHa Hr.f
fHf'" trustee. OF Reliance lodge.
acted a. POSTMASTER durIr. fn. owe.
.n. and fuIIuvirr .p.r,u. touch
Dol. ". '.' WORK Of tNn order. fr.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-18
CHARGE MADE BY CHIEF AGAINST
CAPTAIN THOMPSON
OF Neglect OF Duty and Actions Un-
becoming a Member Will Be Fol-
lowed by coun,er-chsrees.

Charges OF sensational nature
were filed with the board of control
yesterday by Chief Edward T Rose
against Captain Burley Thompson OF
the Atlantic Engine company. In
these charges IL Il understood that
the chief accuses Captain Thompson
of gross neglect OF duty and immoral
conduct with another woman. al
though the captain is married
To an lntelligencer reporter last
night Captain Thompson branded
parts Of the charges as utter false
hoods. although be- said that part OF
them were true. These. however. he
said had no bearing upon the uues-
ton at hand Captain Thompson said
That he did not wish TO say anything
At the present time concerning his
plans for the future, but but would
bring that out at the proper time
The charges preferred are that Cap
tain Thompson has been meeting a
woman other than mis- wife for some
time; that he has received presents
from her; that he has fiirted with her
when on the way to fire: that he
has not reported certain occurrences
he was supposed to: that he has re-
ceiyed money from this same woman
at different times. and that he has
neglected his work 20 talk TO her over
the telephones. etc.
Captain Thompson has secured the
S'ANA'fS VI an attorney 10 nElt MS
case. while the city solicitor will LOOK
after the interests Of the city end OF
the affair The matter will be pre-
llminarily taken up at a meeting OF
the board Of control this morning.
when the attorneys for both sides will
discuss their cases. Then II is said
a meeting OF the board OF control.
should the charges be found true, will
take action
With the captains coming under the
civil service clause and the board OF
control being the civil service COM
mission. the discharge Of captain
from the department does not have
10 be sanctioned by council. Wit
nesses viii be- called at "a future meet.
ing or the board 10 give the charges
comprehensive Investigation.
TmopSon Talks.
captain Thompson said TO an In
telligencer reporter last night. Il
have nothing to say other than the
matter Is 10 be given a full investiga-
ton. ! do not know the motives Tor
the charges. | am not guilty of the
charges any more than other mem
hers of the department and some OF
them bear higher commission than
captain The fact that / did not re-
port George Dixon Is false. as the
man did not do anything 10 merit re-
porting. Charges that he was drunk
ana not reported are false
his woman they speak of is pos
itiVely alright. She has never done
ANYTHING that would lead a person 10
believe otherwise and II ! were to be
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-18
RIVER BOARD
Chief Army Engineers In Charge Of
Ohio River improvements Held
Meeting Yesterday

A meeting Of the Ohio river board
composed Of the chief army engineers
IN charge Of the improvements TO the
Ohio river being undertaken bv tho
government, was held I'm the office of
MAJOR J. =. Jervey, this city. yester-
DAY. Several matters of importance
were discussed relative 10 the years
work
Members Of the board in attendance
enjoyed dinner last evening at the
Mcclure hotel.
The following members COMPOSE
the board Colonel r. &. Newcomer.
OF Washington. ~. c.. Colonel y r
Schunk, Of Pittsburgh. Colonel Henry
Jervey, Of Cincinnati. Major J. &
Cakes. Of Louisville. Ky. and Major
y. J. Jervey and Captain r. n. Willy.
OF the local office.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-18
Marmood Rriefa-


Miss Alma Peterson Of Eighteenth
street returned to her home yester-
day from the North Wheeling hos.
pital. where she was operated on
William Lutz Of Main street. North
WarwOod. is confined at home with
an attack of tonsilitis.
Mrs g. Newman Of NOuudsyille
and Mrs John Reeves OF Wheeling
are visiting friends in Warwood
Miss Mary NCCamic of Wcllaburg
spent sunday visiting friends in War
wood and Wheeling
The work az Merchant & Evans
tn plate factory boz North Wsrvo God
has been steady since the first Of the
year.
O. O.. uotys house In tho southern
end % flown ON Richland avenue ia
finished and will be- occupied in the
next few days
G'Ur.D ku-suth.s new residence on
Twenty fret street is progressing rap.
idly and will be- finished by the FIRST
of next month
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-18

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