Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-10-22
swept OF the earth. They are not like hu-

swept OF the eafth. They are not like hu-
man beings"
She explained in rapid language, and
with an accompaniment Of gestures. shrugs
OF the shousders, yenaps of tie fingers, and
flashes of The eyexthe wrongs to which she
Fad been Subjected.
Caba fvin be Free.
Cuba Lipre!s fshe, said in a modulated
tone. 1T bol]Ad to be. The Madonna
wishes It. and -nay countrymen win not be
under the RtefA Spanish yoke"
mo, no nd mat1kr what happens. shall
now. I feel ,thatthe people of the United
mine. viii SOON be entitled to full priyi-
leges in everything. I can not vote, I
know: with Rttle laugh. Perhaps she
sard a.1 Or maybe it was int interpoased BY
TO the statement that The Evening Star
extended congratulations on her escape.
she smiled and said "Gracias'' In most
fetching Manner.
That the girl. in spite of her youth, is
bright and well UP in worldly affairs is
shown by an incident which happened in
New York. She was visited there by come
Cubans who had raked UP a real or alleged
relationship with her.
Il beg your PARDON she asked, absent
mindediy. but what did&you say your
She was, told. and then said, equally in
nocent1y:
Excuse me, but am not certain wheth-
er or not heard your name mentioned in
AS the latte: Wa the JAN in which she
was confined, the Inference was plainly to
be made. She laughed heartily when tell
ing the story afterward.t~@A7
That she acknowledges her obligation to
Karl Decker is plainly evidenced wheIi he
is anywhere near .ner. eShe has for him a
bright smile and a liquid expression of the
eyes.
You look tired, my friend. You had bet
ter take rest" she told him.
At the Theater Tonight.
Miss Cisneros will attend the Lafayette
Square Theater tonight, when Karl Decker
will be with her as much of the time as he
can snatch from attending the performance
at the Columbia Pheater. Tomorrow the
senorita will attend the matinee at the New
National. .'' -
Karl Decker has not been forgotten in
the advent here of Miss Cisneros A re-
ception will be rendered him here tomorrow
evening at o'clock at Convention Hail.
There will be a grand parade. which Miss
Cisneros will review at the Arlington.
Preceding the reception Mr.. Decker, who
will be accompanied by Miss Cisneros, will
be escorted from his headquarters at the
Arlington Hotel to Convention Hall by the
military organizations Of the District and
Alexandria Invitations have been ex-
J
the Fencibles, Corcoran Cadets, National
Rifles, Morton Cadets, Emmett Guards, the
Mount Pleasant Field Band, the High
School Cadets and the Alexandria Light In
fantry to participate AS Mr.. Decker was
at one time a member Of the High School
Cadet Corps the latter have more than the
usual interest in the affair.
The exact route of the parade will not
be finally decided on until tomorrow morn
ing, except that it will move from the Ar
lington Hotel. down Pennsylvania avenue
and along such streets will give those
persons who may not be able to attend the
reception an opportunity to see Miss Cis-
neros and her gallant rescuer.
t.,sf The, Decorations.
Convention Hall will be tastefully dec
Grated WITH American and Cuban flags,
while the musical program promises to be
an elaborate enc. A platform will be cons
structed for especially invited guests. and
will bes arranged to accommodate 800 per-
sons. Orators of national reputation 'wdl
address the meeting. Arrangements have
been made for an overflow meeting should
such be necessary Seats will be provided
for 5000 people II ~ th''
kilograms have{ been sent to prominent
men to make addresses, and a number of
the leading citizens of the District will act
as vice presidents at the" affair. The Dis
trict Commissioners have cacoeptea invi-
tati2ns to- attends Details have not yet
't TaesGay Mshi tie bansuet to Nj. Decker
by his newsfa PEI brethren wilt BE given,
and this, 1T ds expected, =Hin be firm ex-
preston ofnestssW II u re7i, ,.-..-.-