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Hundreds of People

are too apt to treat with indifference a common cough. "Its alittle cold, they say, and will soon wear off. Fatal mistake Too often t is the first ap- proach of the destroyer Neglected it leads, sometimes rapidly, again slowly,
 to Consumption How important then to attend to every cough, to check the progress of every common cold This can be accomplished quickly and radically by
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MOzART LoDGE NO. 1ga.

Following are the officers of the two remaining lodges:
 MOZART LODGE NO. 19s
 Junior past warden, William Weber; warden, Martin, Weber; vice warden, William Schwagermann; secretary, Her man G. Heeve; financial secretary, Rob- ert Geier; treasurer Hugo Scnneeioch; chaplain, Mrs. Lena Pieper; guide, AL bert Nagel; guardian, Elizabeth Pfan- nebecker; sentinel, Philip Gregan.
 WINCHESTER LODGE NO. POS. Junior past warden, Henry S. Hamil- ton; warden, Herbert F. Beebe; vice warden, John F. McGrai; secretary, Robert O. Beebe; financial secretary, Harry c. Trecartin; treasurer, Jeremiah Mahoney; chaplain, Albert H, Holmes; guide, Edward D. Jones; guardian, Err nest H. Boydston; sentinel James C.. Farquhar
 On Friday evening of this week the officers of Fort Hale lodge No. 225 will Ibe installed and it is expected that there will be large attendance at the in- stallation services.
 There will be a public meeting of Gladstone lodge No. PIT in their hall in Woods building, corner of Church and George streets, on the same evening. A very interesting program of vocal and instrumental music is now being arranged by the committee having the laffair in charge, which will be inter- spersed with addresses by the grand officers of the organization. After the entertainments refreshments will be | served
 HUMBOLDT LODGE. New officers elected by Humboldt lodge No. 91, I. o. o. F. 1 N. G., R. Henze; V. G., Albert Schenk; recording secretary, Adolph Goseh; financial secretary, F. Michohellis; treasurer, Jacob Rimler. 1 The officers of Germania lodge No. 7S, | I. 0. o. F., and Humboldt lodge No. 91, | I. o. o. F., will be installed in Germa- nia lodge room Thursday, January 2, 1 1896, by D. D. Charles Henze.
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THE nooron,s ADVICE.

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Samuel Brown
4 UsrIN POET LAUREATE.
Appointed by the Queen to Fill the offic,
 Held by Tennyson.

London, Jan. 1.--Her majesty has ap- pointed MT. Alfred Austin, poet laure- ate, an office which has been vacant since the death of Lord Tennyson, oc- tober 6, 1892.
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''Preyious to the opening of the great Columbia exposition at Chicago there was a meeting in that city of the fish commissioners of all the states in the TTrion. and the shell fish commission of Connecticut was represented there by one of it's members. A small collection of articles, repres epting the oyster in- dustry. was gotten together by D. c. Sanford for the commission, and taken to the meeting It awakened a pro- found interest, and the commission heard from it repeatedly. Believing that a somewhat similar meeting might exist among the people of this state and that a more intimate knowledge of the practical side of the oyster busi- ness would be mutually beneficial to the public and the planters, it was de- ternained to make all exhibit similar to the one taken to Chicago at the Dan bury fair in October last. There being no state fair this year that at Danbury seemed to more nearly answer the re- quirements than any other. D. c. San ford, engineer, assisted by Frederick Botsford, clerk of shell fisheries, and G. W. HalIock commissioner, of Dan- bury, managed the affair, which was most gratifying; success, and at a very slight expense created great amount of interest and inquiry as to the business.
 THE BUSINESS.
 "Your commissioners would call es- pecial attention to the table of the amount of material used this year in the cultivation of oysters. 4 careful peru sal of the aggregates of that showing
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temperance band and young peoples auxiliary. Addresses and music took the place of the usual Wednesday eyen- ing prayer meeting.
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judge of British Columbia. MT, Henry H. Gibbs has been a large donor to the purse of the conservative party.
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The Santa Fe has announced the
rates for the following occasions, and
all parties desiring to purchase tick
cts at the local station, must order
them in advance of the advertised
day of sale:
Sovereign Grand Lodge of L o. o.
+. at Dallas, Texas, September 2l-2S
One fare for round trip. Dates of
sale Sept is, 10 and 20. Final limit
for return Sept. 80.
National Enca'npment q. A r. at
St Paul Sept ] to 4 S25 for round
trip. Dates of sale Aug. 30 aud 81.
Final limit Sept Is. No stop of
allowed On deposit of ticket with
joint agent at St. Paul extension can
be obtain to Sept so
Annual Convention International
Association of Fire Engineers at Salt
Lake City, Utah, August lo-I4 One
fare for round trip. Dates Of sale
August S and 8. Final limit 20 days
from date of sale.
Evangelical Convention Young
Peoples Christian Union meets at
Omaha, Nebraska, August 1924
One fare for the round trip. Tickets
on sale August 10, IL and is. Final
return limit leaving Omaha August
"a and %. An extension of time viii
be granted depositing ticket with
joint agent at terminal lines.
National Convention Republican
League meets at Milwaukee. Wis
consin, August % to 81. One fare
for the round trip. Dates of sale
August % and %. Final return
limit August 81.
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1T WASN'T HIM.
He wouldn't Even Die 1.-THE couidn.t
Take His Time.

Take His Time.
Notwithstanding she was not a
dame OF high degree, she was wo-
man of character, and there was an
aggressiveness in the freckle on her
nose which made the police officers
on duty at the station house step
around lively when she called on a
matter OF business, says the Wash
ington Star.
Il understand she said 10 the
sergeant, that there is the body of
& man waiting to be identified here
1T is at the .morgue. ma'sm." re-
sponded the sergeant with more suav-
ity than is common.
well, my husband hasn't been at
home for three days, and 1 thought
it might be him. Can YOU tell me
what he looks hkes"
''Yes, but you could get good
deal more satisfaction by going TO
the morgue to see for yourself,
ma'am-"
Il suppose l could she sighed,
as IL she felt sure she would no, iden-
tify the remains as those of her hus-
band Was he killed.
''oh, no, ms,am,n exclaimed the
sergeant ''He died very suddenly.
The patrolman saw him fall on the
street"
aDied sudden, did besr she asked
with interest.
YES. ma'am-"
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NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that At sbs sz.e-
IN eial meeting ct the stpckh0fdcrs u The
SuFfAra Aod UntaFhaW Ditch C0snpauy. FeI-u-
larry called and bald April zsth. A. d, i-ss. ID
the N1ty % DeuErr. County a AFaf1ahQa, ard
Stzteof Colorado. all q the stock hetns rspre-
sentsd Il wNs ordered b the EEsanizious ruSeaf
all Observation-Disclosures. that there zrrs 20 De hts
eStax By the eoEngsay, The said corporation.
The Surface and Un1eFflaw Ditch tiorupaay.
should b. dissolved and that tie uresiaeni Aad
the secretary % The company make a notice %
disSolu5iun under the seal Of said onrE.uratfi
cops Of which 30 be hlssi in the ast5ce 81 tho
Secretary Of State Of the STATE % Colorado, and
one clEJ ia each Of tho Counties Of PraEers and
Arapahoe Of s2l3 state. Nherr the articles 81
Incorporation Uera Sled snd one copy 70 BE-
published IN sasIae uewsEiaper printed n sach Of
said Connties II Prowers and ArapAht., for the
period 81 liz weeks
Notice i hereby given that npon the dlinE and
publishing % this notice as afcsass aid, tina. the
said cooperation. Fizs The Surface aud uutaer-
Tvs Ditch CoaSszIsy. shall be deemed to De dis
solved fnreyer, and the same Is hereby dissoiFsa
Dated this 9Th day 81 Inns. A. ID. fss6.
W. \. TOLER. JR-. President q
The SBrfzcs and Undsrfios Ditch { osaHany
Attest e.. G. GOODALE-
-EAL. Secretary.
First publication dune ~ lssS.
Last puhlteatioa July :. Iss.
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ALIAS NOTICE.

Z. 5. LAND oFFIcE, LANkR CoLoRkpo.
June II. Les.
" by W E. Vincent AGAINST Joseph I. Rob
bins for abandoning his Homestead Entry
No. 2lsS. dated August ST. ISIS. upon the
Sw Sectipn "a. Township = south, Range
- west, in Prowers county. Colorado, with A
view 70 the cs5celiAtion If said entry, the said
Office on the Soth day az August, is at o clock
A n. TO reSpond anc furnish testimony eaa-
corning said alleged abandonment.
i+Al c. B. THoAAS, Register.
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CARLTON. COLORADO.


WHEREAS. Gis-arrn A. kishuf 10 HE ds-si o.
w trus,, dated MAJ. IL. iSi. AID anis 70
f FSsr-s N ,ss ssassy :, fTsssr. 80 safe
Of Colorado. % the s1rt day u MAJ I-ei.
~ - a. ;rsSs ts- faSsias 70 der ri
STATE Of Colorado. 10 Nj Tbs ,-sath hAlf 90 q
az. in ps~nshig ss'euty-ons t.il ssafh q
raasr fe-iy.-iH t.sas ~.s-s. trsrihet with oue
rrvoir ard Canal noE-ssanY. oS,uy-fins one elbir
foo. fdee-d hrius, rrcsrdrI tH kgak ~ paFe ~
IN trust 20 seeofe ths tasssrai q IA. psssassss-
DOLLAR, datel nsy IL, issl- and Fsyshis
70 the order % Iise Ceis.sS.io seeurisis- Cgss-
wisk interest ssl~rsSra eEaianssaiiy, a. sAlUn
b. Ten oouEou- o. t-entJ tS-Nl dnliars ~Ech.
q IL trss dSys ~ Ma md Sssens.ss n sael
rear. With snirre-t "a sAid es,afou nosn= a. tn
rate q t-oFcE 90, lr meath sftrr a.tHrisy. azd
case Of dsfanlt is sh@ Eay Eseat - said note, Of
Nny interest," thsrs.sa. o Any part iheFeqf, Thea
essssr IN trust, - 81 tir said srrnises - ssy
Zoo Of tbs sad George a. Bsshos thssrtn AZ lzb
Where's, il i sFosS-issl IN sad b. sala ae-,s Of
trust that IN csse = The dram. inability cr -
act AZ Asy tiuar whsn setioa mas b. rr,IBirxd
toe the executes. - to trls.s ErsisT aid oe-s!
hy srisins lGiy srlsosissss,t. sT5fssss.f ! -.
ces.ar il trasf - the said Henry J. Aidrich ADD
Nbersae. The safd Hclry J. Aldrtch = ahzsz5t
frurn ttlr state q Gcaiuged and UnahAe All
ans the isssAl saiaes q the easd nots has. b a
writiEs. duly Assf~siuted fhs HHstrrstxret .rus-
tac - act sDrceS@QF Of sad Hs-lry J. Aldrirh
recorded il thu Office Of the cnousJ clerk NEd
reearier q Fro~ers erunty And state q Cello
RADIO n1d
whereas, default has b.,sn made IN the pay
nezt u interest," dos Mar l. Isae. add ali inrsTss,
Subsequent thersta. ansi part a the sane
has hecn psid, and the ireAi bni8er % said note
has declared The vbule % said prtocipal suns
and interest aas sEa pSyahla. aHd hRs re-
QDeeted sale Of said I,senaises. uadsr sAid
3eed OF frssfs
Nov, Therefore, the ard@rsizzasi. as such trsis-
tee. viii ca TnssiSy. the sth aay q Ansrost
f-t<, AZ tea clock IN tie fnrsn1oa. at
the 1re1soat street. frpnt Socss af the cpart bnnz
IN the city Of Beaver, Arztahos eoEuty. Cal1ra-
do, sell the above described FVug,~rty and water
si< hts and al interests AppurtaininS thrrsso.
and IN and by said de4a Of Lruss conveyed.
Dated June ~. isss&
THOMAS l. SMITH
succr=sur n Trust
Date Of srs. publication July I. tsss.
Date Of last iszhiicztiozl Arxust l. tssA
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ALIAS NOTICE.


- > LAM Orsit = LANAI. fflo D
JHnE -, In
COMPLAINT i.Asi.s h.ecu entered sstll', y .
b. fhns1ss Hinsief sgafnsx Rsehasi Il ~
dA,sd April "a. is,-. uT-pn ih- nortkeas, as,...
- ssctsca y. tsensisip = soath q -.
q west In Fruser~ s1ouEtf GgigrsL
Ntth . view 4, the caaoeilstidz - =, q - ~
said parties hereby euzz.usssassi - 49,. =
TIA. otise- &C the ard a<T - kHssss ~ 1. :.
eieisck a ra-. . ss~f-sd asd fsrnssh tsssit,,-i
eursecFuln< ssid aiiRx4.l stiars{ssr7qasss.
1z2-f4 G. n fWoxgx Rseist.-
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NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION or
IKE sCRyAcE ASp uSbEzFLou nII-l4 Corr ESy
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Date Of srs: pablieAtion 5uly 4. lisa.
DATE Of last i'sshlieaiioa August l. iss'k
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-12-01
E1DICI'o
Don Juan COstas y FerYer Jues nsant
cipal del pueblo de Pe1xelGs.

Por el presente hsgo sabel: que en- ell ex-
pediente de juicio verbal civil, seguido en-
este juzgado por don Rafael Gonzalez y Fe-
rrer contra Jose Valentino, en- cobro de cien-
to diez pesos, instancia del actor, no he,
biendo tenido efecto la primera subasts de-
las trece cuerdas de terreuo embargados af
segundo. por falta de licitadores, sc ha se1a-
lado la segunda que tendra efecto ell dfa II
del mes de Diciembre pr6ximo & la una de
su tarde en- "a Audiencia de este juzgado. no
admitiendose ninguna oferta que no cubra
las dos terceras parties de los trescientos
treints siete pesos ochenta ocho centavos
en- que han sido retazados. en- ammonia con
10 que preceputa ell articulo 1909 de la Ley de
E. OWL, previa consignacon en- la mesa del
Juzgado del 10 por ciento sobre gu avaldo.
-Pefuelas, II Nbre 1896 Ell Juez NUM-
cipal,-J1aaa COstas Ferrer. Ell Secretario,
-Adolfo GrGna.
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GRAN DEPOS|TO DE CAL zADO
Y EFECTOS DE PELETERIA
DE
DON JAIME RULLAN
ATOCHA, 8, PONCE

En- este establecimiento SO acaba de reci
bir IN surtido de cslzado de todas clases de
las mas caprichosas formas, para capalleros,
se1orss, y nifIos. que Sc detallan precios
SIN COMPETENCIA. En- materiales para
zspateros es complete ell surtido y todos los
efectos de primera calidat Tambi6n SO han
recibido driles oso2gGdos pareHa, baules
de distintos tamaf1os y precios, maletas de
viaje, VAQUETAS PARA OAMAS, ETC.,
etc. Importation directa. Ventas al por
MAYOR y al DETALLo
Ponce, Noviembre 10 de 1896. 3v.ps,
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BicicIetaS

SUPERIORES de las acreditadas fabricas In.
glesas NEW HOWE MACHINE Co (que tiene
pedidos en- Ia actualidad montantes 80 900
bicicletas) VICTORIA MANUFACTURING Go
de construction muy solida la vez que ele-
gantes. Empleanse en- elias los mejores ma
teriales y la yanta DUNLoPE que es sin dis
puta la mejor del mundo.
Sc garantizan ser de primsra calidad 60
venden nrecios sumameEte m6dicos en- ell
taller de Herrera, Oarreteris y Fundici6n de
Roberto Graham, donde tambien so compo-
pen bicicletss, = hay de venta repuestos para
las mismas.
Ponce, Ostubre 90 de 1895.
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COLMlDO POICBIO
ATOCHA, BAJOS DE D. Luis CASALS

En- este establecimiento Sc encon
traran toda clase de vfveres secos
v1nos, licores y conservas alimenticias
frutas cristalizadas, turrrones, vino
lagrima, idem Alella, idem Navarro.
ldem Navarro F2oridor, idem catalan
Costa del Llevasst, queso mallorquln
leg1timo y 81 renombrado
CEPA DE MACON
Carne de familia, pastelillos, biz
cochos, ponqu6s, cocas con sobreaza
las, tocineta, chorizos, frutas, sardi
oas y pescados.
BE reciben encargos para confec
cionar bizcochones, ramilletes, paste
les, tostadas y toda clase de dulces
para bodas y bautizos, para 10 cua.
tiene esta casa uno de los meiore..
con6teros de la isla.
Unico importador del
ANISADO DOS AGUILAS
DE PEDRO SUES
Sc sirven cenas, chocolates, cafe, leche
Eelados.
Sc vende PAN DE MALLORCA supe
rior.
Sc detallan brandys, anisados y toda ella
50 de licores hnos y legftimos; jam6n plai
chado, etc., etc.
B. MELIA.
Nota. Sc aviss los fa5ricantes de lico-
res, que hay existencia corstante de garry
tcnes vacics. Enerc 81 de 1895 q. =
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FELIPE VAILLANT-Agente de nego-
'ios, encargado de lanchas, cargas y descar-
,ag dc oabotajes-Playa de Ponce.
CIUDAD
ANTONIO MATTEL 7 BRUNETO.-
4sbf Portuguese, Ponce, Puerto Rico.
CLARA THILLET. .-Especlfco THILLET
para La angina y para otras enfermedades
de la garganta de Ia boca.-Farmacia de
Ferrer.
JAIME RULXAN, ArooHA 6.-Tiene
constantemente en- su establecimiento de
peleterfa, naateriales para zapateros cal
zado de todas claees
ARECIBO
MORALES Z CO.-Almacen de prov
siones, Gale del puenta
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Ell ESPEC|F|CO SAL VADOR
DESTRUYE TODOS Los INSECTO

DESIRU YE IODOS LOS 1NSECTOs
Es muy ftil para librar de ellos & toda CD
Sc de muebles.
Aplicado los roperos Sc libran el pa1o y
la seda de ser destraidos.
Con una teringuillla de dido Sc emps PAL.
las rendijas, y los insectos moriran & la visit
del que haga la aplicacion.
Todos los establecimientos como camise
rias, sombrererfas, sastrerfss mercerfas DE-
ben sprovecharse de las ventajas que, e.
este concepto, ofrece ell Especlfco SGlUGdor
Dichos establecimientos aplica aran el Espe
cftfco en- las rendijas de las cass que ocupen
Para pedidos dirigirse por caItas do.
Juan Sierra Urgel, Juana Diaz.
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DIRECTORIO COMMERCIAL
MARINA

FELIOI, COSTA 6 C..-C0nlsionistAs
CARLOS OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
importador.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1896-04-04
OHIO WILL OWN ST. LOUIS.
M'KINLBY MEN RENTING l. THE
SPARE ROOMS IN THE TOWN.

They Hire tho Expositiou Huiidine and
VIII Make small suhdi visions OF Its
Cubic.i Contents-Accommodntlons for
Fits Thousand HoNyirrs for the Ohio Mas
ST. Louis, April 1.-The most Important Re.
publican National Convention item Of the week
relates to n Napoleonic move by the Mckinley
management to control all the spare room in the
city. There Is an enormous ex position building
In 81. Louis so large that for a time It was
thought IL would be the place for the Conven-
tlon. but other influences prevailed, and 1t was
deemed wise to erect n wiRwam for the Conven-
ton.
The Mckinley managers have not been con-
tent with hiring nearly all the spare room in the
city, but they have taken this exposition build
ing from garnet to cellar. The building occupies
-FOUR city squares with the intervening streets.
IL has three main floors, all of which will be
temporarily partitioned. In order to give out
siders a better idea of the size Of the building
1t may be said that it contains two theatres, one
OF which seats 5000 people, and the other
theatre seats more than 1000 people. Yet 1t Is
safe to say that a man who does not know the
arrangement OF the house would walk about
the place for half an hour and never see a sign
of the big auditoriums.
Just what the Mckinley crowd propose to do
with all this room is not known. They have
already taken the better part of the great
Southern Hotel, including a waiting room on
the ground floor. They have hired rooms at the
Planters and st. Nicholas, and at the less inn
portant houses there are large sections allot-
ted to Mckinley or Marcus Antonius Hanna.
The management of the Exposition is not
talking about the plans OF the Mckinley crowd.
II Is suspected that the structure will be cut up
by thin partitions and arranged as a lodging
house for every man who will wear a Mckinley
badge.
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BFRNHLRDT'S TEE ROUSED.
Miss Davenport "G~ismonda" n Thorn II
Her Side.

BosToN. April ST Sarah Bernhardt, the
great and only, and Fanny Davenport, also
great. but not so lonely In her greatness. happen
to meet before they have had time to cool their
feelings, there NAV be serious trouble. Bern
hardt has been in bad temper during her entire
two weeks engagement in this city. which will
close at the fremont Theatre tomorrow night.
Early In the first week of her engagement
Bernhardt's pride received a crushing blow
when she became satisfied that Miss Davenport
was drawing the larger houses.
The fact that the price of seats had been
doubled at the fremont Theatre was no balm
to her injured feelings. She was chagrined that
the American actress should be playing to more
people. even IL there was only half the money In
the house.
The most interesting incident of the feud &C.
CURED on Wednesday afternoon. when the
American actress saw the Gism0ndd of her
French rival. There being no matinee at the
Boston Theatre. Miss Davenport improved the
opportunity to go to the fremont Theatre for
the sake of studying Bernhardt's conception OF
the role which each had been playing. She paid
for her ticket. She wasn't going to accept any
favors from the French woman. She and Mr..
Mcdowell occupied q box, and watched
with cold and critical eyes every feature
of the performance. Her intention of
visiting the fremont having been announced at
rehearsal, several nemDeTS OF ner company also
ayniled themselves OF the chance. and passed
the afternoon studying Bernhardt's work. Each
one paid for his ticket.
The unanimous opinion of the Davenport con-
tingent was that the French woman gave a very
poor show; Miss Davenport said she had sat
through the whole Of, Bernhardt's perform
ance,, and she could contend conscien,
tiously that there was more OF Sardou
Bernhardt. which assertion she Was ready and
willing. 10 back up with a letter from Saruou
himself. She said also that her conception OF
ElaIunUnniR character. As proud anu HAlKnIY
but not especially passionate, was the authors
own.
complicated to be discussed OffhRnd, and that
was all that she had to say for the present.
IL was intimated in another quarter, by one
who L. In Miss Dayenport's confidence, that
when she got around to II she was going 10 dis
sect Nine. Bernhardts GsInOndd with para
lying effect.
Did Nine. BernhArdt know that Miss payen-
port was In the box 7" asked a reporter OF Miss
Dayenport's manager.
be- she did. aud she Just played right at
her." was tho reply.
These things came at once To the ears of Nine
Bernhardt. ana during the evening perform
ance she tainted and the curtain was ruIg
down, After a few minutes, however,, Inc
play was resumed. To-day Nine. bern-
hardt announced that II the controversy
had occurred In Paris she would have written
letter to the newspapers likeninR Miss Daveh-
mort TO a dog which. let loose In a splendid gar
den, despoiled II OF It's beauties and made IL q
thing brightness to all beholders.