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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-09-01

ord, yc. hardly any one expected the won- derful termination. After about To min utes spent in warming him up Geers scored down tho track, with 6 running mate hanging on his wheel. but the silent man was not fully satisfied, and the word was not given.
 Again Geors scored down the track, and us he nearcd the starters stand Robert was as steady us a clock and going like the wind. Gecrs nodded for the word, Starter Walker gave 1t, and Robert shot forward like an express train.
 On to tho first quarter he sped in :30s1. Everybody watched the half. and when that was passed in l:0iIz tho nerves of 5, 900 people were wrought to the highest tension. Geers slowed up just q trifle, but when the three quarter post was passed in l.33sI all were certain a worlds record would be broken.
 Geers again let the great horse out. and as he swung into the home stretch down he came like the wind and crossed the wire in 2:03a4, making the last quarter ir' just 30 seconds. The crowd was almost l breathless until the wiro was crossed, and us tho time was caught by hundreds of watches one mighty shout rent the air. and 1t was n most enthusiastic demon stration that took place. Cheers were given for Geers, for Robert I, for Hamlin, his owner, and for the track
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-09-01
Postmaster Malone undl.turbed.

LANCASTER. Pa, Sept. i.-The hear. ing of tho charge against Postmaster Malone of violating tho civil service laws by removing suburdinates for partisan reasons. which, 1t was thought, would oc- cupy First Assistant Postmaster Jones and Civil Service Commissioner Rodse volt a month or more in taking the testi- mony. was brought to an abrupt termina' ton. Tho officials announced that the evidence is very conflicting in many cases They therefore deem 1t best to take nt further action except to sec that the law is rigidly observed hereafter.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-09-01
NANCY HANKS BEATEN.
Robert Lower. the Record by Pacing .
 Mile In so3 3-A-

kobcrt T Lowers the Record by facfnE c
 Mile In aEo3 S-L
 FORT WAYNE, Sept 1.-Mascot, Flying Jib and Nancy Hanks have been dethron- cd, and Robert J stands today king of harness horses. The great son of Hart ford, driven by Ed Geers. made the fast est mile ever paced In harness. which low. CTS the worlds record of 2:0i to s:osG.
 The track was In excellent condition, and the weather was warm, with e light brceze, but not enough to interfere with good work.
 Lady Houk was the first to attempt to beat her time of s:29H, and she clipped off one fourth second, making 2:seL Thon came Alix. The immense crowd was deeply interested when Driver Me Dowell nodded to Starter Walker for tho wCrd, and away went the little mare at q clipping rate, and without a skip pulled in under the wire In her record time.
 Fantasy, 2:07I4. next caused enthusi asm by pulling of the half second and giving herself a new record of 2:0T.
 Then came the event of the day. Ex. citement ran high when 1t was snnounc cd that Robert J would go. Gecrs appear cd confident that he would equal his rcc-
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-09-01
BARBAROUS SAMOANS.
Ceptives Taken In Battle Afterward Nut
 lated In a Shocking Manner.

BERLIN, Sept. 1.-The advices received here from Samoa state that in a fight be- tween the native forces the cars of one of the rebels were cut of and taken to Apia, while tho heads of two other rebels were severed, despite the recent decree against such mutilation. The rebels retaliated by cutting of tho head of one of Malietoa' ( scouts.
 The Frankfort Gazette reports that the German warship Fake recently visited tho fort of the rebels at Kunanuu and was cordially received. The rebel chief Muulif returned the visit and brought a number of young girls aboard. Festivi. ties followed. A petition for German an- nexation of the islands signed by 62 per. sons, including an American and two Britishers, was sent to tho German em. peror
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-09-01
NIgilant's Hard Luck.

DARTMOUTH, England, Sept. 1.-The sailing committee of the Royal Dart Yacht club decided that tho Vigilant- Satanita race was void, and consequent ly the Vigilant does not got the prize ts was at first announced. The Vigilant was far in the lead when this decision was made. Light winds would have prevent ed a finish until long after dark
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-09-01
MISS WARDS SUIT.
The Mother oT the Actress Sues n Rich New
 Yorker.

Yorker.
 NEW YORK, Sept. 1.-Mr. Clarence Eu. gone Brown, son of Vico Commodore Ed ward M. Brown of the New York Yacht club, was arrested in his fathers mercan- tile house, 25 State street, in n suit brought by Mrs. Eliza Buchanan, the mother of Miss Fannie Ward, lately of the Casino company. charging him with having depriN Il her, Mrs. Buchanan. oi tho services of her infant daughter, Miss Ward, and laying the damages at $50, 900. The order for Mir. Browns arrest was issued by Judge McAdam of the superior court, and the young man was arraigned before that magistrate. He was imme diately released, $3, 500 bail being furnish cd by e mem Der of his fathers business firm
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-09-01
Wife Murderer Sentenced.

BATH, Me, Sopt. 1.-Tho trial of Mel. win Bessey of Bowdoinham, charged with the murder of his wife, Lucretia B. Bes, sey, on tho night of May 27 last at the homo of Mrs. Bessoy's daughter has closed. The verdict was murder in the first degree and the sentence hard labor for life in the state prison.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-09-01
RnSnl.aIN

National League Games-New York, 5; Boston, l. Baltimorc ,; Cleveland, l. Philadelphia, 10; Washington, s. (Scc- ond game) Philadelphia, II; Washing ton, 6.
 Eastern League Games-Springfield, 20; Providence, $. Scranton, I; Syracuse, s. Buffalo, f; Erie, l7.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-09-01
PORT ARTHUR ATTACKED.
The Japanese Besieging It With ships an
 Soldiers

PARIs, Sept. 1.-The governor of Indo- China reports that on tho night of tho 27th ult. Chinese marauders murdered M.
 Chnillet, French comptroller of customs at Monkai, in Tonquin, and Kidnapped his wife and children Troops pursued the outlaws but failed to capture ther, The French government has demanded i'm demnity from tine government at Peking.
 SHANGHAI, Sept. IA Tien-tsin dis patch from Chinese sources says that | Japanese ships, with over 1000 troops, arc attacking Port Arthur. The Chinese garrison, mum boring 5,oo0 men, and the Chiness fleet have been ordered to attack the Japanese. q
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-09-01
Alleged conspiraiors on Trial.

SwEETsBCIG, Que, Sept 1. The trial of w. P. Kelly of Hudson, Mass. John Howarth and NJ. L. Jennc of Aber corn for conspiracy to kill w. w. Smith, president of tho Broome County Temper ance, alliance began here. Smith had pros. ecutcd the Broome county liquor dealers under the Scctt act, and, 1t Is charged. Kelly was hired to murder him.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-09-01
Cleveland and Jerer.on Fisb,np

BUZZARD's BAY. Mass, Sept. Pres ident Cleveland and Actor Joseph Jeffer- son spent the day and late into the even- ing fishing for black bass at White Island pond in wareham and enjoyed n good catch
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-09-01
To Make smokeless Powder.

READING, Pa, Sept IA party of capitalists are prospecting in this county for a site upon which to erect factory for making smokeless powder for the gov ernment. \ site among tho hills south of Birdsboro will probably be selected
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-09-01
cn,r. cnn..,InWrnci.

GRAND RAPIDS, Sept. IA Chicago and West Michigan passenger train Tan into a herd of cattle near BrooSings, 6j miles north. Tho engine, baggage car and ono coach wero derailed. The fireman John Kabe, was killed by being crushed undar the engine
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-09-01
4 Youug Eientl.

FINcAsTLE, Ky. Sept l,-Joe Gum left
 his Swear old child In care of its cousin, Henry Gum, while he went to work in the cornlleld. The boy, becoming tired of his charge. beat its brains out with q club aad then threw the body in s crock. He was arrested and is now in jail at Beatty
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-09-01
Professor Conant Drowned.

AKRON, O., Sept. 1.--Professor D. B. Conant, instructor in the gymnasium of Chicago university, was taken with cramps while bathing in Silver lake and drouued
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-09-01
Jspap.-. In-pret,nS Krupp.. Guns.

BERLIN, Sept. I.-Piince Kamashina. a nephew of the Japanese emperor and a Japanese court official, paid a visit to Krupps iron works. aud is Is rumorcd that Japan is about to give the Krupps . large order for armament
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-09-01
Miss F,,,more.s Engagement.

WASHINGTON, Sept 1.-The engage ment of Miss Susie J. Fillmore of thi: city, grandniece of President Willard Fillmore, to Mir. Guy A. Camp son o the Rev Charles w. Camp of New York has been announced.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-09-01
A Wardens, Convention

PITTsBURG, Sept. 1. The wardens' Association of the United States will meet here a week from next Monday and discuss practical measures of prison government
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-09-01
IriiIr.I Ills Cnnsin

SYRACUSE, Sept. 1.-Albert Hotaling, q farmer living near Jamesville, N. Y, about 15O miles from Syracuse, was shot and killed by his cousin, Van Rensselaer, Hotaling, during dispute over piece of pronerty
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-09-01
IsasebaII Player Hurt.

RocKLAND, Me, Sept. I'M. R. Pow CTS of North Adams, Mass, captain of the Poland Springs Baseball club, had three ribs broken and was probably internally injured in Q collision with a Rockland player.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-09-01
pbIl.dclpbia I'm Drvdock,

WASHINGTON, Sept. 1.-The Philadel. phia has been placed in drydock at Mart Island, Cal, and will be cleaned and re- paired.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-09-01
Bad Insiinn.I.oo..

BOISE CITY, Sept. I.-one hundred In. dians from Fort Hall reservation arc com hitting depredations in Owyhee county.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-09-01
MORTON WILL ACCEPT.
Willing to Be Nominated For
 Governor of New York.
AN OPEN LETTER TO REPUBLICANS.

He Says He Is Ready to Do His Duty. Either as Leader or In the Rnnks-what the
 Men Who Would Rather See Him In the
 Latter Position Say.
 RHISEcLIFF, N. Y., Sept 1.-The Hon. Levi P. Morton, in an open letter to the Republicans of the state of New York, de- clares that should he be honored by being nominated for governor he would no cept-
 He says:
 ''In response to the worry large number of suggestions made to mo that I should declare my attitude with reference to the Republican state convention, address myself to the Republicans of the stato of
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-09-01
TRAIN OF BARGAINS

As the season adyances our train of bar gains grows larger. one special h4rEatn to
 which we would call your attention l. cur s99o Suit They are di<TslAysd in eur nor b window. Many of them are worth double the
 money. and the only rcAsan that we have for making such pFicr ts that we are Uver-
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-09-01

Ladies Oxford Ties only 49c.
 Ladies Vici Kid Oxford Ties worth $50, now 75c.
 Ladies fine Dongola Kid OK ford Ties, Philadelphia and Opera Toe, worth $l.75, now 9Sc.
 Ladies Oxford Ties. Patent Leather, Cloth Top, worth 8, now $l.l9.
 Ladies Dongola But Shoes, Common sense and Opera toe, regular price S1.75, only 9Sc.
 Ore lot Ladies Vici Kid But Shoes, regular price g, now $1.l9. Ladies fine French Kid Shoes all styles, worth $3.15, now $2.
 Children's Shoes at way down prices. Misses Nici Kid But Shoes worth 1.50, only S9c. Misses fine Dongola Kid Button Shoes worth 8, now 9Sc.
 Mems Brogans only 69c, Mems Calf Shoes, Lace and Congress, only 9Sc,
 Mems A. Calf Lace and Con- gress Shoes. all styles toes, reg ular price S2.5o, for $50.
 Mems fine Cordovan Shoes, regular price S3.25, now g.
 Mems fine French Calf Shoes all style toes, Congress and lace worth 900, only 2.75. | Bows Shoes from 79c up.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-09-01
A
  Fact.

spent too much time in my former store as the great i'm provement in trade that began immediately upon the opening of my new one fully demon strates.
 We are already .'in the swim" and are not obliged to depend upon driftwood for our support. We propose to pad dle our own canoe, treat all customers with the same uni form liberality, courtesy and kindness, not ..robbing Peter to pay Paul" but giving good goods at reasonable prices to all either for cash or credit.
 Our first floor does not repre- sent all. The third and fourth floors are crowded with
 RarIor Suits, Lounges, Couches. Plush and Rug Rockers, Center abIes. and q variety of other goods be- longing to a well selected Fur niture and House Furnishing stock.
 Do you want a good Hair Mattress ! They are here.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-10-09
A DlESTRO Y SiNIESTR0

Toca hoy su turno las ofciosidades
de Las Noticias.
Vamos ALA.
"Mala suerte ha tenido nnestro colega
La Democracid Cuando creia que to-
da la gloria de la campaiia contra los
monopolios habia de recaer en- ella vie
nen los hechos & quitarle toda la popu.
laridad y prestigio, demostrando los ac-
tos del Ministro y de los Diputados que
fueron atendidas las reclamaciones dc
nuestra primera autoridad y del Comitt
Central del partido UNCONDITIONAL"
ESQ, ESQ mismo.
81 LA DEMocRACIA no pega de tirme
en- Ia cobeza-que es donde duele-si nc
levanta la opinion de tai modo que Ia
protesta resultase nutrida, vehemente J
unanime; 81 no descubre el lio de lo'
monopolios sin perdonar un solo por
menor, el ministro, Y el comite y los re
presentantes de Puerto Rico habriar
hecho le que hacens
En- cuanto 4 la gloria, nj la esperaba
mos nj Ia lisputsremos.
Guardensela ALA Villar y Alvarez Pc
rez para su uso.
A nosotros nos pasta la satisfaction
de que el fraude no prospere EN- nues
ira terra.
VA son inposihles los monopolio'
del poryenir.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-10-09

tos anclan en- los puertos, y todavia no
tenemos noticias de que SO hallan sor-
prendido esas grandes partidas de me-
jcanos que desde tempo inmemorial Sc
introduccn en- Ia isla, que hemos visto
desputs circular por ahi limpiecitos y
nuevos, como acabados de salir de la f.
brca.
En- cambio =; desgraciado del pasaj jero
que traiga 40 8 80 pesos en- los bolsllos.
Es registrado, manoseado y decomisado.
Los 'carabineros 10 abrazan y estrechau ;
obliganle quitarse hasta los zapatos y
no 10 dejan en- paz hasta haberle palpa-
do todas las parties del cuerpo. I'm
cambio los grandes chipos pasan 81 ser
vistos.
Pero no Sc detiene en- este punto ell
seilor Santisteban al hablar de la reser-
va que desea observar el Ministro On la
resolution del cange, sino que expresa
sus dudas en- csta inocente pregunta:
g; Tiene Ia seguridad ell senior Minis
tro de que las 0moriduoes tengan mis-
meuos mtimas relaciones con casas d
personals que directa 3 indirectanente
esttn kgdaos cor los contradandtstas de
moneda, y que esas autoridades puedan
cometer mdiscrecioues que den al traste
con las precauciones del Ministro? Lo
que ha venido sucediendo en- Puerto
Rico con la question monetaria, hace
dudar naucho del buen 6xito dc las
precauciones del senior Ministro."
Estos incondicionales cuando hablan
sinccramente parecen autonomistas.
;Qu6 dicen 4 este Las NoticiaS Y La
BaImza.9 ;Que el senior Santisteban en-
ese parrafo hace tambien polftica? Pues
mucho menos dijimos nosotros al hablar
dc los monopolios.
Y concluye el sefior Santisteban con
estas palabras Soon menos politica
y mas administraci6n-mas honradez
hubiGramos dicho nosotros -podrian YER
Sc, estudiarse y resolverse provechosa-
mente muchos problemas econ6micos
que elevarian la prosperidad y el amor
& la patria Ell las provinciss ultramari-
mas"
En- otro sitio del mismo periodico lee
mos este parrafito, que parece producto
de la misma cosecha
"En Puerto-Rico sucedera vergonzosa-
mente 10 que sucede, mientras este or
den establecido no Sc altere y no haya
un ministro de caracter y un Gobierno
que recuerde siempre one perdimos nues-
tro gran imperio colonial por cosas CO.
mo estas, como las otras y como ven
dram. Porquc ALI, como en- Cuba, es
precise, Sc impone va, despejar el hori-
zonte, y gritar todos: q Abajo care
tasw
Lo dicho, dicho; y Santisteban la
puerta. Estos incondicionales cuando
hablan ell lenguaie de la verdad, pare,
cen autonomistas
Como Santisteban siga por ese cami-
no no dudamos que llegue 8 formar el
partido reformista, porque icuidado 81
Sc ha liberalizado el sobrino de don
Romualdo! Como que es un Chavar-
ri desconocido! Todayia hemos de de-
fender juntos las reformas del seiol
Maura; para que rabien La Balanza y
Las Notieias y toda la ganaderia de
Cangrejos.
MARIANA ABRIL.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-10-09
GRO MIC A
HabIa un
Unconditional

La desconfanza de que el cange Sc
realizara, habiase apoderado de los ban
dos contendientes, y POGO a POGO la ar
diente discussion de los primeros dias
fu6 amortiguandose en- vista de que ell
Ministro Sc hab{a decidido estudiar
e. asunto.
Pero, con la rapidez del cable y GUAM
do menos Sc esperaba, llega ess telegra-
ma del Herold, y va tienen ustedes a
cangistss y anticangistas discutiendo 81
sera 10 sera una bromadel corresponsal
de aquel importante diario neoyorkino.
Lo que fuere sonara. Pero es 10 cier-
to que los partidarios del cange residsn--
tes en- Madrid NO SO duermen en- las pa.
jas.
Por ALA Sc agita en- Ia prensa don Pc
dro Santisteban Chavarr, que mas que
ha formar ell partldo reformista, segdn
reza ell TELEGRAPH, parece que ha lido 4
decir 10 que Ell Puerto-Rico no puede
| decirse.
En- Lo Liga Agraria Ell senior Saints.
teban ha empufado la pluma 4 guisa de
fusil, y Sc entretiene en- lamar disparos,
que no podemos asegurar den en- el blan
co, pero 81 qde esa es su intsnci6n.
| Hace la historic de la moneda mejica-
ma en- uerto-Rico y de su introduction
fraudulenta, con datos irrefutables, asj
como de la poca vigilancia que Sc ha
ejercido para impedir el contrabando
AL llegar 4 este punto, ell sefior Saints
teban limpia Embellishments ell cafl6r
del fdsil Y dispars con bala raza sobrt
aduaneros, empleados y autoridades.
! V6ase la muestra de los tiritos que
usa el future gefs Il orgsnizador de-
partido reformista Ell Puerto-Rico.
Refriendose q la reserva tan recomen
dada por el ministro de Ultramar pars
| impedir ell contrabando, dice Santiste
ban j:
ESQ de la reserva para que no Sc
introduced en- la isla moneda, nos chocs
mucho que pueda suceder pagando la
isla de Puerto-Rico grandes sumas er
sostener un cuerpo de carabineros J
empleados dc aduana, que 81 cumpler
con su mission, no aebe hader contra
ba@do, y 81 existe este, no aebe sacrifi
carse la isla en- sostener ese cuerpt
que en- la practica resalta indtil"
En- este tiene raz6n ell se1or Santiste
ban, y mas de una vez 10 hemos dicht
uosotros. Los mejicanos no vienen ma
dando, sino hordo de los buques y 6s
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-10-09
JUn'HA CONSTRUCTOR
HOSPITAL MILlTAR
DE iONCE

D.b"ndo procederse d la aAqu'.'
ci6n de $50 carretadas de cal, 800
metros cubicos de arena y $4,000 la
drillos de 10 pulgadas inglesas de
largo, 5 de aneho y de espesor para
las obIas del Hospital Mili,ar de esta
Ciudad, Sc anuncia al pdblico para
que los que quieran hacer proposi
clones, 10 verihquen en- pliego cerra-
do exAminAndo antes el de copdicio
mes, basados en- las cualss pueden
presenlar aquellas.
Dieho pliego de condolences estsra
de manifesto en- las ehcipas de la
Comandancia militar Gale de la Au--
ora numeru 2 hasta el dia diez te|
corrien,e por la tatde.
Ponce, 70 de 0 tubre de 1904
II prrsidrnte
,Julo Soto villa. upra
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-10-09

usted que eatas visitas no rsportan be-
nefcio ninguno & Ia hacienda phblica
por cuanto aquellos comerciantes o in
dustriales que no se encuentran dentro
de 10 legalidad, tienen buen cuidado do
arreglarselas con el empleado de manera
que este obtisne un benefcio, que no
obtendria 81 cumpliera honradamente
con su deber y aquellos, merced q una
Quota de 10, 90 8 80 pesos, segln su ca
tegorfa, seguiran defraudando al Tsso-
ro. Pero vamos al objsto principal: di-
cho investigator en- aquella fecha, trafa
consigo otro sujeto que 10 hacfa de se-i
cretario escribiente, que para el case
da 10 mismo, este lie acompahaba & to-
das parties, y Sc lie vefa intervenir en- to-
do; permanecen aquf 3 8 dfas, despu6a
de los cuales, y terminado su honrado
trabajo, Sc marchan en- direction { otra
nina y no SO vuelve saber mas de
sllos; es dscir, del investigator, puesto
que su acompaiiants, que se llama Enri-
que Castaneira, apareci6 nuevamsnte,
cosa dc dias, on 81 barrio de Boca y
echandoselas do investigator trataba az
atemorizar 4 don Teodosio Benjamin,
que tiene un ventorrillo, dicisndols que
no estaba dentro de la legalidad Y que,
por 10 tanto, tsndr{a quo pasar inventa-
rio de los efectos que tsnia & la venta,
| y formarle un expediente que daria por
resultado una multa de y so; pero Que
81 estaba dispussto q no psrjudicarle,
dando & entender que 10 que'el guerra
era que Sc le diese una cantidad. El se-
nor Benjamin, que no es ningdn tonic.
comprendiendo que el que no estaba NJ
la legalidad era el supuesto invsstigadors
di6 parte al alcalds de 10 que le pasaba:
este mand6 lamar al Castaheira, 81
cual, no pudiendo acreditar su caracter
de Investigator, Sc viz precisado & abap-
donar Ell pueblo por ordeu del alcalde;
no sin antes haber tenldo que sufrir II
consiguiente amonestac6n.
Tmiten los demas pueblos s sjemplo
de Santa Isabel, y suprima el senior In4
tendente esos Investigators, que son j.
playa mas odiosa entire las muchas qnt
sufre este pobre pals
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-10-09
VlCO En- CARACAS,
- III

Del peri6dico caraqueho Ez Noticiero,
reproducirnos 81 siguiente suelto, en- que
Sc do cuenta de la representation en- que
ACADIA de hacer vico en- aquella ciudad
del drama La muerte civil
Cuando hay que dar cuenta de exi-
tos como el de la function de aaoche,
tiene Ell cronista que prescindir de las
Representatives. anteriores, porque eacoi-.
tecimientos como ese, hacen apafe9tr
pequefifsimos todos los demas del mis-
mo genero.
Vlco en- "La Muerte Civil" Sc ha le-
vantado una altura inconcebible, sc he
elevado por encima de su reputaci6n, u
este es mucho decir, que no es exagerar.
Toda la obra la hizo muy bien, Pc
ro en- la escena de la muerte, estu-
vo sublime, arrebat6 al numeroso p6bli-
co hasta el punto de hacerse lamar seis.
8 siete yeces 4 la escena. M
| No hizo hipsos horripilantes nj blarS
queados ojos, nj contorsiones grotescas,
nj ninguno de esos recursos que para
fngir Ia muerts le hemos visto gastarss
actores de nombradia y de indiscuti.
BILE talento.
| NADIA de ESQ; la muerte de Ldursncio
revela en- VIco un estudio profundo del
sgonizante. Aquel rostro desenoajAn-
dose palpablemente; los ojos, ora ce-
rrandose, ora dirigiendo esa mirada Al
iu6nito que vemos en- todo moribnhdo;
las contracciones de Ia boca, los fonquir
dos postrimeroa, el aniquilamiento de|
las fuerzas; todo aquello fue asonlbIos}
SO por su naturalidad, todos LOS detallae
conmoyieron profundam ente loacorasov
nes y llenaron de lagrinas los sojok
i ESQ es ser artista de talent0, aAtudio
y coraz6n; ESQ es elsvarse por encitna
do todo 10 que antes habfamos visto; eso
es ser digno de llamarse ANToSIo VIco,
el rey de la escena espahola. =,
| Por mas que Ia empresa annncie sierI
pre- que no repetira ninguna ohra
| que es "La Muerte Ciyir' tendrA IN |
repetirla, porque al oir la opinion Do 4
que asistimos anoche al teatro, y al N, |
Ia prensa de hoy, nadie Cd Caracas quE
rra quedarse sin admirar eva mue6
que bastaria dar vida brillante, noi4bl
envidiable y refulgente gloria q caSls
quier artista'.