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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-08-24
COM UN c. A D 0 s

Habiendo ell que suscribs tenido que sal
Car Ia ''Caja de Economics Prestamos"
de esta ciudad. varios debitos correspon-
dieptes 4 individnos que con lsto han ga
rautIzado para tai toma de csntidades en-
di hs ia. que, acaso per O. usas Bjenss
su so uGtad 10 han podido estos indiv-
duos solventar, hsce dhlico SO hslla Iesuel
20, de hoy an adel4nte, no g rautir con 81
trina occumeDto slg1no que te, ga por Oh
j. to tonar tiibero prestamos en- ell citado
estableeimieLtc.
Mapif stAudolo asf por medic de la prem
& in de evitarse el tener que desairar & ma
die.
JOSE Ma PoRR ia
fan German. Agns tn pr da 'S96.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-08-24

Dice Ell s'Diario Euevo1 de Oier ,egos
Jst6 de hsel de D ,ca. f4bvfoado aosr Cru
selLos Ia, nano c.. dc la Haboa0. --Es et
nsjor Jsb6n que Sc emplea para los usos del
tocador.
Su perfume es artfstico. suaviza Ia piel, J
quits las manch 10 del cults
Una eefiorita, Que estuvo de temporada en-
uua de las quintas de recreo de nuestra ba
hfs, al regressr Cienfuegos sc alarE6 al
YER 81 rostro lleno dc pecss. pr ducidss por
el resplandor del SOL Le recomen tsmos el
iab6n de hiel de vaca, de Orusellas, D los 90
Coz dfas vi6 desaparecer todas las pecss y
rnanchas.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-08-24

clio, 81 csc I'm del negocio esta entire
gado al patrio tismo, y no SOTO al pa
triotismo, sino & La energfa 4 la mas
di6cil de las energfas, que es la ener
gfa para 10 desgracia, y que yo creo
que ha de tener el senor presidente
del Consejo, como 10 ha demostrado
en- el principle dc la Restauraci6n,
para las victorias y para los exitos
He dieho.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-08-24

-E,tonoea, amigo Jose, va puedes ir
abriepdo los cfios.
-IPol que. sefloIG
-por41e diefrutaras todos los dfas dc
esa md.i que tanto te agrada.
-lY eetar6is siempre contento, sefioF
Jo.e cruzsndo las manos.
-Siempre, jose, siempra. ST; no habra
vs. pesares nj tristeza para mf. Z. 10 digo d
II, que -res el 6 leo copfdente de mis- penas.
SOY feliz, qn-rido JOSE! Mi muier es un
angel de bondad me ha pedido Lerd6u por Ia
feialdad con cue me habf4 tratsdo, atribuysn-
dola :. celos. sPodras creerloa
IA celoA
ST, sospechas absurdas, inspiradss
por an6nimoe.
-;Qu& ipfamis!
Las muieres tiensn mucho amor pro-
pio, y ssto fue bastsnte para sepsrarnos; pero
anoche me habl6 con enteTa franquezs, 20
conseguf desepganarls. S-ifs impossible deoir-
te su alaglfa, porquc al I'm me ANA, il, me
anna! FL desvfo con que me trataba le era tan
sensible como MI En fn, nuestra cruel se-
paraci6u ia cesado.
-ISsr& posibleI--exclam6 jose CON los
ojos arraoados de Observation-Disclosures vivi.
r6is feiiS, porque 10 unto que o. faltaba era
Ell amor dc La sefiora marques: mas bien,
porque gu desvfo causaba vuestra peaadum.
bre, seRdu me decfais.
-SY en- qai6l conGarfa meior que en- "a
pobre Jose2 SAcaso no te revels otro secrstc
mas trister Pvro no hablemos de triste7a or
IN dia tan sl+gre para mi. Sin duda conoce
| one he dorado; "a So ve, ifu6 tanta mi dicha
mi feliciad, ms cogi6 tao de sorpresa
| iQa6 d6bil soy no es verdad?
Por que, ~ Eor marquee? Ben pod6i
lorar de gozos IA Que tanto llo,a ,reis de ds
lor. 20 tambi6n. Mirad, hago como vol
no dsifA estas lAgsimos per diez aros de '
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-08-24
INFORMATION DEL DIA
ALICANTE

Al embarcar en- aquei puerto algunas tro
pas para Ouba, Sc produjo una algarada
POGO importante.
La policfa Icgr6 restahlecer ell orden.
LIS promovedores del notin eran mUleres
del pueblo.
Crease que se inteptaba slgo mas serio. J
lsque no result6 merced q la yigilancis del
gobierro.
RECURSOS
LIS diputados de la q 4i6n copstitnciore e'
do Cuba han Visto al Mini>tro de U.tramaf
para maulf4stsrle que estan prontos fce
cerle todn su apoyo On la cuesti6a econ6mi
ca, fin de que las Oortes facillteu recursos
con destiao 4 la guerra.
VAhI AS EOTTCIAS
-Ha si1o puesto en- libeltad el mulato
3ortugues 4yas Quien Sc supobfa en- con
river cia cun los iDsurrectos cuhanos
Ri or Zero A!fons" III ha llegado
SaDtander, donde pLeseDoisI el embaTqu,
le los re fnerzos que msrchs an CEbs.
Ell embarqne se verifcs sin di6euitsd
en todas parties. Las poblaciones rIvalizaL
obsequisLdo las Cpas
LEY ELECTORAL
Sc ests discutlendo en- las Colte uu pro
yecto de ley electoral para ambss antillas.
Alo. z.r&n solo las eleceioles peninsn
lares muDicipales.
que Sc presents este asunco obedece al pro
o6sito de implautar inmedia tamente las re-
fornas en- Puerto r On
No SO haha do los terminos en- Que ven
dron las rel formas.
Pelo selan =, como hechas por para con
ser etvadoCes
sEMPER IDEM
Z pear de la proclama del presidente
Cleveland, en- que se pretende inspirar CON
fanEs oil gobierno esps6ol, SO ssbs que los
lsborsntes contin6an con toda libertad sus
trshsj 8.
Este hecao disminuya anu'a la impor
tsncia que se str bUye la proolama.
FUEGO
Oomunicsn de Paris que el fueg1 destruy6
el paiacio de Ia exposic 6 de Mnmpeller.
Pasando luego q la universidad produio
tsmbisn en- este tdiieio muchas avertas.
MATANZA
Dicen de Constautinopla que los maccdo-
MOS entrsron saco en- dos oueblos y afro
pellsron farbsramente los musulmanes
Sc asegnra Qae pasAu de ochenta las per
sonaa pasadas cue hillo.
NOTTCIAS FALSAS
10 corresponssl comnuic6, desde la Habs-
IA, un peri6dico de Madrid. Ia poticia DE-
iue los re beldes nabfan tornado Ia ciudad DE-
HoIgufn.
La Lnch7, peri6dico habaDero. aconseja
cue So Dusque y Sc castigle al autor de eee
con0yd.
IREMIOS
e. general W1yler ha f4licitsdo al cspit&r
B lbuena, poTque SO sostuvo, durante dos
uiss, contra los insurrectos.
ri mismo capitan sera prOpuesto para uns
recompensa por ese hecho- de armas, asf CO.
mo sus demas compafieros.
COMBATE
En- Palmas-Matapzas-l coiamna del co
ronel Oebailos SO bati6 con Ia partida del
cabecilla Mestre, derrotandola poniendola
en- foga.
Dicese que muri6 de un talazo el mismo
Mestre.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-08-24
Los SEGA ADO Es

Curtidos por 81 sol, en- los sembrsdos,
soportapdc el calor y Ia fatiga,
van recogiendo la dorado espiga
los rudcs seq adores encoryados.
Eutre las nieses, en- sudor bsflados,
ia abrasadora sed les atosiga,
hebsr smenudo les obliga
Ell aqua de los c&ntaros caldeados.
Asi pasau un dia y otro dfs
SUI -iendo innumerables privsciones,
por g .nar IN jornal siempre mezquiuo;
y vuelven rebosando de algeria,
Ia aldea en- Que estan sus afeccionea,
ain gastar un ochavo en- el camino.
ScatfO0o L0issf0s.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-08-24
RECO RT = =

El motiu afirma los gobiernos si no los
destruye; porqLe pone prueba el eJerci-
mtscnlos de Ia policia J pone de manincsto
10 fuerza del esqueleto social
Todas las protestas armadas, las mas le
iftimss, comieDzan por sgitaoiones parcel
das.
Autes que ell derecho Sc dedns, hay tn
multos y espumarejos de c6lera.
El motin es IN heoho aislado; la insurrec-
eion es nm feu6meao moral El motin - Ma
zzaniello; la insurreccs6n es Espartaco.
Victor Hugo.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-08-24

Un iudividuo es detenido de noche por an
ladI61. que Ie eths Las N amos al cuelio.
-lEhl-s xclama al sgredido.--Le reco-
NJ eco listed pelfsctamente. listed % 81
one hace uu Anes me rob6 ei reloj. IO6mo sc
acreve ted & rob .rme de nuevoI
Hombre, poEque supongo que habra Us.
ted cumprado otro relo1,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-08-24
NOtiGia9
generates

En- La seccion Cuba insertamos hoy los
mas irnportantes fesgmentos de IN discurso
pronuncisdo b ace pocoe dias On el congreso
Lor el Sr. Silvela
Merece que 10 conozca Ell p6blioo, por sus
graves declaraciones, y por Ia autoridad de
quien las hace.
Maf1ana daremos ls respuesta del sefior
Cauovas.
Desde que sc discute el problema cubano
20 hemcs leido NADIA que demuestre mas grA-
ficamente las dihcuitsdes de la situRci0n =
los pesimismos que empiezan sentirse en-
E5pafa.
Parece que hubo haee POGO IN pujilato On
Resulta que oil doctOs HuS & la CANA y ell
f.Tmaceutieo Ia cArcel.
kDesde cuando ee streVen los boticarios
con los m6dicos9
Ise condeuarG al pujilista no tener far
macIa en- Las MGFfasQ
Acaso nos enviara dates sobre este punto
nuestrO corTesponsRl.
Be nos informa que va est& frmstia la es
critura social de 10 compafiia de Ia Ldz Elec
trica de Ponce, = por tanto puede darse por
constituida deHoitivamente.
La Junta DlrectivA, an session del ~. scor
para NeWYovk los sefores Don Miguel
EmmRnuelll J Don Alfredo Casals para CO.
Missionaries, Ell union del ipgeniero don An
gel Olasagssti. que lea acomps1is, para estu
dlar sobre el terreno los adelantos en- maQui-
naria material para plantss el6ctricas pro
curar presupuestos para someterlos & la re-
sOlucijn de la Junta Directiva.
Como se We Ell proyecto Marcia paso de
carga. IMuy bienl
IMPORTANTE. -Teniendo que dedicarse
& otros negocios y no poder atenderlo su
duefio como corresponds, SO vende ell acre
ditado EsGablecimiento de Pulperfa de don
CIemente Martin, situado en- La Gale Mayor,
esquina la del Castillo, frente al antique
Hospital Militar, puHto de los mas centricos
de mayor transito de la poblaci6n.
Para informes 50 duefio. 6-15
Aver fue detenido el sujeto Beujguo Ma
yoral, que inflri6 varias heridss Jose de los
Santos Colon, que fu6 trasladado 81 Hospi-
tai para sn curaci6n.
404 imponentes deuoeitsron aver. domin-
go, en- el CrS2iE0 Y AhoTTS Po78csft0 la suma
de /. 54S pesos 9S centavos.
Hasta esa fecha han sido expedidas 1719
liDretss.
| Gran bGTHttIlo de camsaSGS y naUe6les -
Sc realizan precios baratfsimos las existen
cias del establecimiento de csmiserfa - L.
Moda Elegante situado en- la calle Atneha
! 9-15.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-08-24
L A SIZE s T A

Mis- ojos no go sacian
de verte y de admirarte.
lCI bella estas dormidai
20 q hermosa te hizo Dlosf
No bay NADIA con que pueda
mi idea compararte.
Dios te hizo ssf, y no quiso
Dos como I Il hacer doc.
Mas Sc suuQue estss doruida,
Que eseu. ha tn alma stenta
los versos que en- tu dido
depositando voy,
porque ellos son Ia copa
donde mi amor fermenta,
en- eIlos de tilado
mi cors26n to d6y.
Z sieL { , los laLidos
del tuyo mieDtras duermes;
las pausss de tn suave
vital respiration.
tus maDoS eDtregadSs
bajo la mia inermes,
y Ia alto que absorbe
Vors mi aspiration.
MleLrrss que 20 te csnto,
I'd siebtes como te amo:
MI amor no Sc 10 ha dicho
Jan s. tu pudor;
mas se que tn alma en- sue1os
re.pouds mi reclamo,
mt6L bTde que yO 70 OQGIkuO
con mi cantar de amor.
Y acaso steDtes, Rosa,
cuando tn suefio halago
con mis-. .palabrss, aLSo
de la inmol tai paslon
de Ia cabeZa, que iba
con IN murmuilo vago
4 dar su vecdugo
su beso de perdon.
70 te amo como ell muudo tsmas ha amado.
q IN amor pre- fdndo de fe dechado:
ia mas que aquella santa cabe2a fria
one de 81 9 .rgarta To- seg0 un oiA.
/ amor SO nOtre dentro de mis- entrafiaa,
mo ell orc en- el ceptro de LAD montaf1as.
0 70 amo y to envfo de mis- amores
vtz como el rocio 10 alba ias hcrea.
uerme: :sl hosque ncs preeta an tcldo umbri0,
surra Ia q 'resta, murmura oil rio;
velsr6 tn siests; l1uerme, bien mt0i
IDuerme suCretant0
que 20 &c velo: duerme,
que 20 to caAtol
JosS zorsssEa,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-08-24
Gede6n sermones su hijo, , ls dice:

Tan preserte que la precision y 10 exac-
titud SON dos grandes virtudes en- In vida.
Inita al sol en- todas sus puDtualidades: TO-
dos los dfss se levanta al lUoir el dta, y 30
reooie cuauto llega Ia ncche. Jau1&s antes
nj despues.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-08-24

I'm Gracia-- arcelons--ha falIecido ell esti.
msble paissno nuestro don joan Oller, mi
do por lagos de pareptesco al celebrado pin
tor del mismo apellido J 6 distingaidas "a
miIiss de la sociedad capitalefia.
D e. p.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-08-24

Por orden del seffor Juez municipal aver
f0eroD conducidas al deposito, para cumplir
arrestn. las individuas siguientes:
Joeefa Dfaz, Adelina Perez, Maria Quiio-
nes. Agripina Rodriguez. ViceDta Martinez.
Natalia Oolon, Tomasa Rivera. Primitive Ri
vera. Manuels Cabrera, Maria Jordan. Gs-
noveVa Rios, EIstaQnia Navarro Higlnia
Barbosa.
Total trece. NAL ndmsroi
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-08-24

Seg6u noticias directas que vieusn 4 esta
redacci6n. Ell flfa 81 Sc notl1c6 los compli-
cados en- los Sucest nc Arroyo la sentencin
del consejo militsr que les juzgara
Nnestros iUformes solo so refeien q den
Nicasio Lede6. copdeDado cuatro af1os y
dos meses de prisi6n correctional.
Esperamos conocer el texto de Ia seDten-
cia-si es que Sc pnblica-para apfeciarlo
desde los puntos de vista en- que acostumbra
situarse este peri6dico.
Por de pronto nos parece muy dura
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-08-24

Dice La Correspondence que cartas
recien llegadas de la peninsula aseguran que
deutro de POGO quedar& resuelto de IN mo
do satisfactorio Ell expediente sobre eli derri-
DO de las mnrallas de Ia Capital.
Propope Ell referido colega que Ia nueva
avenida que ha de uuir Ia poblaoi6n con
Puerta de TERRA se le denomine AUsnidG
del general Marin, como prueba de graft
tod por Ell muoho interes que hs demoetrado
nueStro actual gobernante en- este asunto.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-08-24

Gran bare ttllo de c0ng'SGS q ngWe6Ies -
Sc realizan precios baratfsimos las existen
cias del establecimiento de csmiserfa - L.
Moda Elegante situado On la calle Atrcha
9-15.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-08-24

Nuestro particular amigo don Antonio
Ahumada, vice consul de Guatemala en- Ii
Capital, se sirve remitirnos IN ejemplar de
de la Exposic On centro ameri
cana, decretada por La asamblea Legislative
de aquella rep6blica.
Lo estudiaremos con atenci6n.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-04-24
PERSONAL.

RIB. Megargee goes to Philadelphia to-
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. W. Phillips, of Utica,
are i'm the city
X. II. Ecideman, the bookman, is in
iew York city on business.
Mrs. Thomas Dickson has returned to
this city from Morristown. n. j.
DIR. Bixby, of Detroit. addressed the
members 'of the high school yesterday
afternoon.
A. 8. Van Wickle, A. Markle and Frank
N. Day. Of Hazleton, were in this city
yesterday.
A. l.: Ewing. jr.. of Rochester. travel
ing tobacco salesman, who Is well known
In Scranton, was at the Hotel Jermyn
yesterday.
DIR. p. H. McAndrew has returned from,
Fort smelling. Mimi, where he was called
by the illness of his brother Lieutenan MT
McAndrew. who is now out of danger.
Cards are out announcing the marriage
81 Miss uibple Wateman. of Dalton. to
Samuel Stanley, os Jermyn, the wedding
Dalton. ''p'' w. ~
Division Commander II. A. Zimmerman
and Emminent Commander A. b. Holmc,
were IN susquehanna last evening. where
Commandery of knights Tempar.
T. j. Jordan. secretary to Aldermap AZ
.. Miliar. OF the Eighth ward. will leave
-t0daX 10 -1nin Alderman -Aftifyrr.-Who Is
Inspector of the Third brigade. and with
regiment. VI
John Nj. Garman. of Wilkes -Harra u.os
elected chairman of this divjsinn of III,
state at the meeting or the pemorrati,
state committee in Harrisburg Wrdnes
daE da;o May Mayer Z, James ] J: o'Neil, of Carbon
sentei the Democrats of I.ackawanna ~
.the committee meeting.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-04-24
LEFT Her PURSE BEHIND.
When She Returned the Purse and Two
Women Had Disappeared.

Mrs. Jennie Wilson, of Chicago, lost
her purse. containing $50. at the Della
ware and Hudson depot Wednesday
night. and it Is her suppositiOn that it
was taken by two women who were
with her in the ladies' waiting room
at the time.
Mrs Wilson, with her 7-year-old
daughter, are in this region visiting
relatives. They came here from Nan
ticoke Wednesday to visit Mrs. Will
sons sister. who lives in Bellevue, but
being unable to locate her they de-
cided 20 return to Nanticoke. At the
Delaware and Hudson depot Mrs. Will
son, while waiting for the train, took
her child into the toilet room to wash
her face. She laid the purse contain
ing 500 and some valuable papers, on
the washstand and upon starting for
the train forgot it.
AS she was about to pass through
the gates she missed the purse and re-
turned Immediately. only to find 1t
gone. Two women who We're in the
toilet room when she left had also
disappeared. and Mrs. Wilson Is firmly
convinced that these women took the
purse. She has given description of
them to the police and a search Is be-
ing made for them. Mrs. Wilson
stopped at the Valley house over night
and yesterday at noon returned to
NanticOkp
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-04-24

John Kaufman. James Matter. E. T.
Redcay, Charles Bender and the pas
tor. Rev. Foster w. Gift. 1t will have
no capital stock and the yearly income
will no exceed $4,000. Any property
real or personal. which may be be-
queathed. devised or conveyed to the
congregation shall be taken and held
subject to the disposition and control
of the lay members or such cOnsti-
tuted officers or representatives as
shall be composed of majority of the
lay members.
This is the congregation which wor-
ships in Young Mems Christian asso-
citation hall every Sunday. They are
preparing to erect church of their
own.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-04-24
A WOMAN'S SUFFERING.
Interesting Experience Of Mrs. LOuns'
bury Of Olympia. Washington.

The practice of publishing medical
testimonials is certainly not a new one;
in fact. the subject Is well nigh thread
bare, the columns of every paper being
fun of them. Nevertheless. occasion
ally case appears of so interesting
and remarkable a character as to merit
special attention. OF such a character
Is the experience of Mrs. f. l.. Louns-
bury. of Olympia, in far off Washing
ton. who now resides at No. Ill Maple
Park, in that city.
Mrs. I.ounsburEs trouble was an ag-
gravated case of stomach trouble. She
:ays: l was very weak. could not sit
up In bed more than an hour at a time,
no appetite. eating the juice of rare
beef. My husband would have to read
to me until two or three o'clock in the
mCrnin. before sleep would come, my
heart was weak and troublesome, gas
would collect In my stomach so that
a number of times during the day
would tecome almost helpless.
I saw the new stomach remedy,
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets. advertised
in the Christian Herald of Detroit, and
even now after taking but one box am
a good advertisement for them: l sleep
good, have good appetite, my heart
is better, my nerves stronger. l am
gaining strength so fast that yesterday
l walked seven blocks.
II this letter will do any good you
may publish 1t in the Christian Herald,
as have many friends who read that
paper
The tablets have done wonders for
me, VI here hope of recovery was nearly
gone
The cure of this lady is but one Of
thousands no have been cured Of dys-
pepsia, Indigestion and stomach
troubles by the regular use Of Stuart's
Dyspepsia Tablets--a common sense
remedy, which cures by causing the
prompt digestion of the food eaten
They should be taken Immediately af-
ter meals and their beneficial effects
are speedily apparent In the increased
strength of stomach and nerves. They
cure Ia'pitation of the heart by re.
moving the cause: they increase flesh
and appetite by digesting the food be.
fore 1t has time to fermdAt, sour and
poison she blood and nerves.
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets not only
cure Indigestion, but they are so safe
and pleasant that they are also per.
feCtly adapted to children and invaiids
They are sold by druggists at so cent.
for full sized packages.
a useful book on stomach disease.
will be mailed free by addressing Stuar
company, Marshall, Mich.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-04-24
N0RTON Ms Ill II \ K !
WALL DECORATIONS.


WALL DECORATIONS.
The Largest Variety Beautiful
Colorings and Choicest Designs
We have ever exhibited.
Wall Papers we're never as pretty
or as low in price as now.
Our Patterns Of Fine Papers
cannot be seen elsewhere 10 town.
We have all grades Of stock.
Can please the most critical taste.
We have the finest show room
in the state-plenty OF space
and lots of light to match
and compare the various combinations
Cur statesmen have had many
years experience in this special line.
When in need Of Decorations to cover
bare walls or old decorated walls,
come in and see the
best goods that are made.
WINDOW SHADES AND FIXINGS.
All sorts and sizes for
res idcnctS, Offices, stores. etc.
Curtain Poles, Wall Mouldinss,
CHILEREN'S CARRIAGES
- at surprising low prices
Bicycles, VelOcipcdcs, Tricyclcs
Boys Express Wagons, Carts, Barro VS.,
at very interesting prices.
NJ. NORTO on,
S:a Lackawanna Avenue, Scranton.
,e South Main ST., Wilkes. Barre.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-04-24
COMING ATTRACTIONS.

Walker Whiteside, the tragedian.
comes to the Frothingham In this city
tonight to give one of his finished pro-
ductions of Hamlet" in which char
acter he has won d high reputation.
With 1.-THE and symmetrical figure, a
face capable of sharply mirroring ev-
cry passion, carriage at once elastic,
graceful and majestic. and voice mu-
steal. modulated and strong. his eXecu
tiOn of his conception of this part Is as
true to nature as the conception was
true to Shakespeare. He Is constantly
winning recognition by both press and
public on the excellence of his presen-
tation of this most interesting charac-
ter. There Is not in the whole of
Shakespeare's characters one so exact
ing. one requiring so much experience
and art as Hamlet" yet Mr.. Whiteside
exhibits in II marvellous talent. He
IL indeed the rev Hamlet" full of
grace, full of nervous energy and flood
ed with enthusiasm.
Saturday afternoon and evening "On
Erin's Shores" will be produced at the
Frothingham. 1t is n romantic Irish
drama by Michael j. Mooney, which
appeals alike to lovers of romance. hui
NOR and excitement. while telling a
happily contrived story that increases
in interest during the entire ft.,r acts,
and Is presented with an excellent cast,
including Edmund G. MorOney. as the
cool. dashing villain. James w. Reagan
and Fannie Gonzalez, as the jolly COM
edy lovers. and others of equal merit,
in characters displaying almost every
phase of humanity. Appropriate COS
tunes and special scenery are used,
with several picturesque effects. such
as the moonlight meeting the the
| ruined castle of Oranmore. with the re-
| alistic waterfall and rustic bridge: also
the approach to the smugglers' cave.
The banner hung upon the outer
walls bears sign of special import to
! lovers of clean farce-comedy. Joseph
Hart is announced in his new play en-
titled "A Gay Old Boy" and the pleas
| ant recollections of his work for years
| as component part of Hallen & Hart
| will no doubt crowd the Academy of
Music Tuesday night, when "A Gay
Old Roy" will be presented as n benefit
Wife for Wife" which is the open
| ing attraction of the Winnett stool;
company which will begin a three
| nights engagement at he Frothing-
| ham Monday. April 21.is considered by
| the nress as one Of John a. Stevens
strongest works. The scenes of the
play are in the south. a rich southern.
| er marrics a girl who has already re.
pulsed the love of an unscrupulou.
friend Of his. The husband has a mu
latto servant who has been seeking re.
venge on his master. The rejected
lover and the treacherous servant form
a compact tn ruin the young couple
The husband discovers the lover in hi.
wife's room where he has forced hi
way. and both men fire. The husband
is wounded. and during his sickness h,
loses his mind. but rerairs it when II,
meets his enemy. in this scene a due
with knives Is fought. in. which the dis
cardcd lover Is killed. George, the oc
toroon, dies from poison. and there Is
happy ending.