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The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-05-11
FELTz FOULED SMITH.
Brooklyn Light Weight Loses
Hard Fought Battle.
Three Interesting BOUTS at the Acad
emy of Music Last Evening.
Police Stopped One.

"Tommy" Feltz of/Brooklyn, last. night
lost his fight with Sammy Smith at tle
academy of Music, this city, on foul.
Ii was to have been a fifteen round bout,
but in the sixth round Feltz uppercut
Smith while the latter was on one knee.
1t was rank foul and was plainly seen
by cycry one in the building. Lew
Drhlcr. who acted as referee, promptly
gave the desicion to Smith, which was
considered just by the audience. The
foul blow was a terrific one and nearly
,ut Smith out.
The fight up until the time the foul
blow was struck was n good one. 1t
was the general opinion that the Brook
lyn boy had slightly the best of the fight
~ until that time. He did most of the
fighting in the first four rounds, but in
the fifth ana sixth rounds Smith got in
some good work and seemed to be get
| ting stronger. A large number of sports
from Philadelphia We're present to see the
fight MS Smith is Philadelphia boy and
very popular with the Quaker City
sports.
| The preliminary bouts were both un-
usually exciting. What was to have
been n ten round bout between Eddie
McCafferty of Philadelphia and Joseph
O'ITara Of Chester, was stopped by the
police in the eighth round. O'TIara at
the time the fight was stopped had
badly cut eye. Mr.. Cafferty had the best
of the eighth round. There was also an
Exciting six round 90 between Johnny
Joyce and Eddie Garfield. both of this
city. Garfield was given the decision.
The fights were held under the aus
pices of the Delaware Athletic Club
The attendance was probably the largest
that ever before witnessed a boxing
tournament in this city. IT is estimated
that nearly 1000 persons were present
Every scat in the house was occupied
ana large number were compelled tc
stand. The wind-up of the Feltz-Smitl
bout was n great disappointment to the
audience. 1T was understood that the
winner of the fight would meet Danny
Dougherty for the hantem weight cham
nionship of the world. Smith got the
decision over Fetz before and the latter
was anxious 70 redeem himself.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-05-11
INSURANCE
MEN AT.DINNER
First Banquet Of Local Life I'm
derwriters. !.
GOVERNOR HUM A GUEST
President Frank Woolley Presided.
Toasts Responded to by Number
of Prominent Men in the
Insurance Business.

Cover John Hum was one of the
guests of honor at the banquet given by
ihe Delaware Association of Life Under
writer's in the New Century Club build
ing last night. 1t was the associations
first banquet and was big success. The
hall was profuscly decorated with palms
and potted plants. During the evening
excellent music was rendered by an Or
,hrstra Of four pieces.
Frank Woollcy. president Of the asso-
'iation presided and made the opening
address. Toasts were responded to as
follows: "Thc State of Delaware" Hon.
John Hum; '1he Philadelphia Associa-
tion," Amos Wakelin, Esq, president Of
he Philadelphia association of Life
Underwriters; '"The Insurance Depart
mcnt," Hon George w. Marshall, A. NJ.
NJ. ID. insurance commissioner of the
State of Delaware: "Don't Groan," Will
liam S. IIilles: "rhc National ASsocia-
ton" j. Layton Register, ESQ, of
Philadelphia, president of the National
Association Of Life Underwriters.
The menu was as follows: T.
Little Neck CLAIMS,
Olives, Almonds, Radishes
Cream OF Asparagus,
Rock In cream. Cucumbre Salad
Fillet Of Beef, Mushroom Sauce.
Green Peas. Potatoe Balls
Roman Punch, Cigarettes,
Chicken Patties,
Squab on Toast, Water Crcss
Waldorf Salad,
Vanilla Ice Cream and Strawberries,
Salines,
Roqnefort and Creme Cheese,
Coffee, Cigars.
Those present were as follows: Hon
Iohn Hum. George w. Marshall, Frank
Woolley. Amos Wakelin, !. T.. Register
William s. IIilles. the Rev. w. T.. S
Murray. p. Burnct. Jr., Herbert N
Fell. !. +. Price, !. II. Wright. DIR
]. A. Ellegood. ]. r. Moreland, Franl
sheppard. 7. A. Knott. G. II. Salisbury
u. +. Moody. ]. A. Davis. II. w. Par
nell. j. p. Connell. G. II. Sibley, DIR.
Chandler. TT. III. Steiner, II. T.. Gates
M w. T.. Sherwood. NJ. J. Crooks
Charles Rohrbacher, Dir. w. Springer.
The officers Of the local association ar,
IS follows: President. Frank Woolley
ice president. l.. r. Morrow: secretary
philip Burnet. Jr: treasurer, Herbert n
Eell: executive committee, Frank Shep
,ard. G. IT. Sibley. Frank l.. Gates
banquet committee. T.. p. Morrow. chair
man: Philip Burnet. .Tr., Frank Woollcy
I Frank Sheppard. G. IT. Sibley.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-05-11
THE PRIZE WINNERS.
Many Attend Oratorical Contest at
Friends School.

The Whittier Literary Society Of
Friends School held an oratorical contest
in the school room last evening. The
room was filed with friends of the CON
testants. The Hon. Charles II. Lore,
the Rev. W. Il. ID. Lewis and William
s. Prckett acted as judges.
Principal ii. a. Norris presided. The
contestants were Mabel Vernon, subject.
Martin I.uthcr at the Diet of Worms: !:
Herbert Thatcher, THE Tenement Re
form Movement in New York City; II.
Ethel Ball. Realism of the Characters
in Dickens: Edmund q. Robinson.
..rhe Worlds Debt to the Scientists:
Jeanette Eckman, .'Flowcrs in Burns
Poetry"
Miss Jack. teacher of reading, gave
some recitatons while the udges We're
arriving at their decision.
Hon. Charles y. Lore. in announcing
the decision. said that the orators were
al excellent and he never heard better
school addresses.
II. Ethel Ball was awarded first prize.
$40.
| Jeanette Sckman was awarded second
priZe,. ST,
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-05-11
WILL PROBABLY STRIKE.
Machinists Will Go Out May goth if
Nine Hour Day is Refused.

From present indications there will be
A strike of the machinists in several Of
the shops of this city on May 20th That
IS the day which has been set by the
International Association Of Machinists
for the starting Of n nine hour day. with
pay for ten hours. The Harlan & Hol-
lingsworth Company and the Remington
Machine Company have both refused the
roquest. Other machine shops are cy-
pcctcd to give their decision in the matter
,cxt week.
Many Of the machnists are Of the
opinion that matters can he satisfactorily
,djusted by May Goth, with the shops
= hat have refused the request. Others
think that il will not he adjusted and
that the men in all shops when the nine
honr day is refused will go out on n
strike. Meetings OF the lodge of Ma
'hinsts are now beins held nearly every
night. With n few exceptions every
inachinst in the town is member of
The lodge. At meeting Of the new
'odgc Of Machinists last night twenty
lew members were initiated.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-05-11
MANSLAUGHTER CHARGED.
George Cornish Held for Court at
West Chester.
Story of the Shooting of Peter Grant
TolI at the Preliminary
Hearing

George Cornish, colorcd, who shot and
killed Peter Grant, colored, in Pennsyl-
vania, near HockeSsin, was arraigned be-
fore Magistrate $. NJ. paxson in West
Chester. yesterday. He was charged
with voluntary manslaugl,ter, carrying u
concealed deadly weapon and pointing n
revolver. He killed his friend, Peter
Grant, on the morning Of April 2Sth
when the latter attempted to enter a
cabin in which number of colored
workmen were quartered at Kaolin.
The story is told by Henry COxson.
one of the seven men who lived in the
cabin Ind were employed in the kaolin
mine of Thomas Harvil, developed the
fact that Peter Grant, or "Ietus' Grant.
rs he was known among his companions
went away from the cabin on the night
of April 9th.
Between and 8 o'clock on the morning
of the 2Sth knock was heard at the
door Of the cabin and Alb Rurleigh an
swrrcd it, inquiring who was there.
There was no answer and the men in
side discussed a proposal to open the
door. when Cornish volunteered to do so.
He approached the door, asking a num-
her of times who was there. but re-
ceved no answer and then fired through
it twice, afterwards opening the door.
You ought not to have shot me like
That" said voice and Grant staggered
toward the door. He was assisted inside
ana To his bunk, when Cornish and an
other man went after physician. hut
the latter refused to leave his home to
attend the man Mt that hour.
int
Sunday morning and taken to Hockes
sin. where physician said he could dc
nothing for him and he was then brought
to this city. where he died Sunday after
noon.
.tbsalom Burlcigh corroborated Cox
son and the Commonwealth closed its
case, the Magistrate holding Cornish t.
answer at Court.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-05-11
ENFORCING
NEW LAW
JOurueymen BARRIERS Directing to
Pay Large Fee.
EXAMINING BARRIERS MEET
Twenty BARRIERS Appeared Before
New Board Last Night and
Paid SO for License
Good for One Year.
EXAMINING BARRIERS NEE!

Nav thot the new BARRIERS Board of
r,,,minrrs has commenced enforcing the
i,rl,,.S sanitary law, passed by the last
LEGISLATURE the j0urneymen BARRIERS are
,.urving their protests against Deing
cnnprlrd TO pay fee of 81 for being
,"islrrrl BY the board. The journeymen
~ that il Is all right to charge shop
,,ynrrs fee for being registered, but
NM the fee for the men employed should
not III, 50 large. They are discussing the
matter or getting up a petition asking
IN, shnp owners to refund to them the
m,n.y which they will have to pay for
.,itng registered. They say it practi-
.ally makes them pay for the privilege
81 working.
'rhr Board Of Examiners composed Of
vi II Homer. PRESIDENT Alfred G. Pres
Mn secretary. and Walter II. Coale.
tlrusurrr, held its first meeting in the
office of Edwin G. Cook, S47 Market
street, last evening. About twenty bar
FrrS appeared before them.
The barbrrs were required to make n
stat,.tnrnt as to the number OF years they
have been cngagd in business in VIII
minglnn.
After the making of the aifldavits and
tIe payment Of the fee OF $2 and 70
cents additional for administering the
mltb the board issued to each barber n
certificate. The BARRIERS must have been
engaged in business in Wilmington either
a. !; ionrneyman or proprietor for n
prind nf two years in order to secure a
certificate or license without an examina-
iinn. one barber was refused d license
la>l night because he had not been in
Wilmington the required length of time.
All such persons must make application
10 the hoard for an examination and pay
u fp of 81. After having passed sue
c.SSfnl examination they will receive n
certificate.
They are good for one year. 1t is the
tnty of the holder to post the same in n
conspicuous place in front of his work
ins chair where ii may be readily seer
by all persons whom he may serve.
Any person following the occupation
Of y barber without license shall, ac
ror,Iins to the new law, be adjudged tc
b. guilty of a misdemeanor and upon con
viciion thereof before any justice of tho
p,acr or by the Municipal Court, bt
fined not less than $5 nor more than $50
Any convicted person refusing or ne
glrrting 10 pay such fine may he i'm
prjSanrd in the county jail until sucl
linz is paid not exceeding, however
twenty days,
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-05-11
STILL IN THE FIGHT.
George H. Mccall Denies He Has Re-
signed.

George ii. Mccall, candidate for as
SCISSOR and. collector of the Northern dis
trict, issued this card last night:
"Word reached me yesterday that
some of my political enemies We're clrcu-
lating reports that had withdrawn from
the contest for assessor and collector OF
the Northern district. wish to deny
this rumor and warn all my friends and
the public in general l am still in the
fight and will remain candidate until
the polls close at o'clock this evening.
So do not be msled by any rumors re-
garding my withdrawal.
II wish to heartily thank all my friends
for the way they have rallied to my sup
port. They have done excellent work in
my behalf. l will need their friendship
and support today, however, and | take
this means Of asking them to not only
cast their votes for me, but to use their
influence among their friends and ac-
quaintanccs. Thanking all who have
helped me in the past and those who will
sSist me today / remain
George III. Mccall.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-05-11
ALLEGED BURGLAR CAUGHT.
House of j. ]. Harkins Entered
Through the Cellar.

William Fisher, colored, was arraigned
IN Municipal Court yesterday on the
.harge Of heing implicated in the rob
berry of the house OF j. ]. IIarkins, Eighth
ma Tatnall streets. early yesterday
Fisher was captured by Cap
tain Black and Patrolman Harry Taylor
md pair of shoes which looked as II
they belonged to Fisher were found in
!he Harkins' house. Entrance was Of
fcctcd through the cellar. Nothing OF
very great importanc was taken.
Mrs. Harkins heard n noise and gave
The alarm ana soon saw the form of a
negro. evidently having left the house in
haste. Fisher was held in $500 bail fol
Upper Court.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-05-11
w. H. GREGG BURIED.
Services Conducted at His Late Home
on HaZlett Street.

The funeral Of William III. Gregg took
place yesterday from his late residence.
No. 9O2 Hazlett street, where services
were conducted by the Rev. o. q. Bud
dington Of Bethany Baptist Church.
assisted by the Rev. II. A. McCurdy.
ID. d., Of Central Presbyterian Church,
and the Rev. Il. NJ. Eastwood, formerly
Of this city.
The honorary pallbearers were Will
liam Bowe. Henry II. Dure and William
Luke Of this city and ri. II. Keachline
Of Philadelphia. The active bearers were
The following members of Bethany
Church: Hiram Yerger. John Runner, J.
w. Townsend, w. III. Whiteback, George
Lowe and ]. G. Whitehouse. Interment
was made in Wilmington and Brandy
Wine cemetery.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-05-11
ion districts, polling place, 1928 Scott

tion districts, polling place, 1923 Scott
street.
The citizens committee which was or
ganizcd to see that there would he no
frauds at he primary election or ut the
regular election, will be much in evi-
dence today.
The committee has arranged to have
two or more watchers at every polling
place in the city today. They have been
instructed to see that every vote is
counted. Especial attention will he paid
to the Second ward. The watchers were
selected by the various candidates, assist
ed by the committee.
The Republican Joint Committee re-
quests the election officers as soon ms
they have counted the ballots to bring the
returns to the News Building, No. 511
Market street.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-05-11
FOUND INFANT IN PACKAGE.
Agent Stout v ill Investigate Case at
Middletown Today.

Agent Stout of the s. =. G. G. was
notified yesterday that white infant
had been found on vacant lot in Mid
'llctown. The infant was in a package
and had evidently been lying on the lot
all day Thursday, as several citizens re-
member seeing the package on that day.
Yesterday morning while a resident of
the town was crossing the lot the child's
cries attracted his attention and he
picked mp the package, opened it and
found the child. He took it to the office
of Magistrate Reynolds, who notified
Deputy Sheriff Theodore Francis. Agent
Stout will make an investigation to-day.
II is thought that the inhuman mother
will he apprehended.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-05-11
DeIaware's Fxhibit Of Fresh III uits.

Delawarc's exhibit of fresh fruit at
the Pam American Exposition, Buffalo,
y. ". has been successfully installed by
Wesley Webb, of Dover Mr. Webb re-
turned home from Buffalo yesterday.
Some choice apples are now on the
shelves. and in week or ten days straw
berries win be shipped every few days.
The space occupied by the Delaware
exhibit is i'm the Horticultural Building,
and adioins the elaborate display of
californian
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-05-11
Channe or PASTORS.

Tie cv. 4. G. Wiley. pastor or tne
VI. Il. Church at williamsburg Nd
las been transferred to the New YORK
Conference. His place at Williamsburg
I 10 bc supplied by the Rev. Moses Bul'
,ock. formerly of East Lake Church, this
.ity. Mr.. and Mrs. Bullock have re-
moved to Williamsburg. Fast Lake
Church is supplied by the Rev. Johi
France, by assignment of the receh'
conference,
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-05-11
Junior Board to Meet.

At the Homeopathic Hospital at 3
o'clock this afternoon the junior hoard of
that institution will hold its regular
monthly meeting. A full attendance of
members is requested, as arrangements
will he made for the lawn fete to be held
in June at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Lindley G. Kent.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-05-11
Resigned His Position.

Horace II. Grow of No. 915 Delaware
avenue. Of the Edge Moor Company, has
resigned his position and on Wednesday
will sail for London on the st. Paul.
He will accept a position as purser's
clerk on one Of the boats of the Interna-
tional Navigation Company's line and
takes this trip to become acquainted
with his duties.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-05-11
Horse He'd 70 he Ki''o6

\ horse owned by George II. Williams
Of Claymont, became frightened yester-
day morning while standing on Delaware
avenue between Harrison and Franklin
streets, MS the wreck car of the Whining
Ton City Railway Company was passing
hld stepped in front of the car. The
car struck it breaking its leg. It was
h1,l"rwarl shot and killed by Sergeant
Evans.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-05-11
FIREMAN Is INJURED.
Stone is Thrown Through Cab Win
dow of Engine.

Lawrence Ennis, r., w. < Il. fire
man. was struck on the chin and severely
cut by Il stone thrown through the cab
window Of an engine while the train was
between the Pullman shops and Landlth
station about SIS o'clock last evening.
The wound which was very painful
was dressed by DIR. j. Il. Stamp, Tenth
and Poplar streets.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-05-11
CoIored Men Buried.

The bodies Of the two colorad men kill
I'd at the Bird street crossing of the
r.. w. & y. railroad on "Wednesday
night were buried at Farnhurst YESTERDAY
afternoon. They were identified as Will
liam Clark of Snow Hull Md, and
Lewis Jones of Baltimore, Md.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-05-11
Imnroving Rishop,s Rosidcrce.

additions arc being made by Contrac-
tor Hcalcy to the residence Of Bishop
John ]. Monaghan. Third and Jackson
streets, that will cost about $4,000. Plans
f"r hem were made by Architect George
!, lovatt. and call for new kitchen, an
extension for new dining room. new
nnrrh Mt the side of the house and two
bathrooms on the second floor.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-05-11
yinwcd Rayard Model.

The Bayarl model was inspected
Thursday by the committee of experts.
Charles Crafty. the sculptor. and Frank
Miles Day. the architect of Philadelphia.
and G.. s. Hammitt of this city. They
will not make their report until some
time in the future.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-05-11
lightning Strikes Crem n tnrv.

The city garbage crematory Mt the
foot Of Madison street was struck by
lightning early yesterday morning and
damaged. The top Of the stack was
Knocked off and bricks were scattered in
every direction for about 200 feet. The
holt is supposed to have passed down
W" stack and snent its force before
reaching the building.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-05-11
Voices From japan.

Mrs. Elizabeth Millikin of Japan and
Miss Mitani. high caste Japanese will
ieliver addresses on their educational
work in connection with the imperial
schools Of Tokyo, Japan. in Rodney
Street Presbyterian Church on Sunday.
Miss Milikin is sister of James Milli-
kin. formerly assistant civil engineer Of
he r., w. X B. r. II. in this city and
has been twenty-five years in Japan.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-05-11
Eortv uou-s po~nt,o,.

beginning tomorrow the devotion of
he forty hours will be held at st. Mary's
Church. Sixth and Pine streets. There
will be Il sermon on Sunday evening by
Father Birmingham on the subject.
'.Thr Eucharist;" Monday and Tuesday
evenings by DIR. Temple of Easton, Md,
on the subjects. ''The Ideal American
Citizen" and "'rhc Ideal American Re
ligion."
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-05-11
Democratic engue Smoker.

An excellent program is being arranged
FOR the Democratic League smoker to
hc held on next Wednesday evening.
The arrangement committee consists Of
George NJ. Gillespie. Charles Swayne.
w. G. Grothans. y. +. Harkins. John ].
Rechan. Harry G. Ware, w. G. Land
thalcr.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-05-11
Charged with Improper Use n Mni's

Before Acting United States Commits
sioner George II. Hollis on Wednesday
next. William w. and John w. Pullen
Of Milford are TO have n hearing on the
charge of improper use of the mails.
They are under $4,000 bail each for their
appparance on Wednesday.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-05-11
Ferris Industrial School Changes

George w. Bullock has been appointed
master of division A at the Ferris In
lnstrial School. He succeeds ii. G.
lwitchell who was recently promoted to
the position of superintendent.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-05-11

The Epworth League Of Epworth VI.
n. Church will give musical and liter-
,ry entertainment in Harrison Street
NJ. +. Church on Tuesday evening. May
IA. DR.. w. Il. Avery will deliver ms
lecture on "Tcnnyson's May Queen"
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-05-11
Circus at New Castle.

Hargreaves' circus passed through this
city yesterday morning er-route from
Chester, Pa. TO New Castle A perform
ance was given in that town last night,
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-05-11
EIectr,c,ty victim Imrrovrnr.

William Boyd. who was badly burned
"i' Thursday afternoon by live wire,
was much improved yesterday. He will
probably recover,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-05-18

Sc exigen como requisites indispensables
que los aspirantes, sean hiJos de padres
puertorriquenos, que gocen de buena salud,
presenter un certificate de buena conducta
con firmas de personals de responsablidad y
acrediten que carecen de benes de fortuna,
ante un n0tario.
Los eXsmenes para la selection dc aspi.
rantes, tendran lugar ell los dias 5 6 de
Julio pr6ximo en- las ciudades siguien
teS: San Juan, Arecibo, Aguadlla, Maya
guez, Ponce, Guayama Humacao
El examen no podra ser de ning1n modo
un ecto privado. El aspirante que dc cual
quier manera trate de ayudarse ser ayu.
dado en- su examen, sera expuIsado del local
pOr la comiSi6n examlnadOra.
Los aSpirantes deberan llevar c0nsigo tin
ia y pluma para dcho acto.
Por cada Dstrto Sc elegiran tres alum
nos, de los que mas Sc diStingan; resorvan-
dose la Junta que compOne ell Presidente
del ConseO Executive, Presidente de Ia Ca
mara de Delegates y ell ComiSionado de
instruction, ell derecho de elegir los res
tantes.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-05-18
Hotel latino

Con este nombre ba establecido en-
Nueva York en- el nGmere 22l, Oeste,
de la Gale catorce, un comfortable y
lujoso hotel, nuestro amigo don Juan
B. Mirabal.
Ell nombre de dicho establecimiento
indica la indole del mismo, y en- ell en-
contraran seguramente los viajeros que
Sc dirJan a la gran ciudad americana,
ampl:as habitaciones, esmerado aseo,
excelente comida y fino tratC.
Deseamos al labOIiOso y estimable
joven senior Mirabal, todO genero de
prosperidades.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-05-18
ManiObraS miIitareS
en- Madrid
FL pueblosespafiol aclama frenstica
mente ST. rey.
(Servicio cablegrafco especial del Boletin
Mercantil.

Madrid, sabado.-Durante todo
ell dia de aver rein6 extraerdinario
entusiasmo Oh la Corte con motive
de haber tornado parte principalisi-
ma ell rey de Espaf1a don Alfonso
XIII en- las maniobras milital es que
Sc verificaron aver en- Campo Gran
de.
Una concurrenoia enorme asisti6
al acto, durante ell cual le fuG tribu-
tada a Su Majestad una delirante
ovaci6n.
Fl rey, con marcialidad y AFRO
gancia que Sc avienen NAL con sus
pocos amos, Sc puso a la cabeza de
las lropas dirigiendo sus movimien-
tos con notable seguridad
A la conclusion del acto, fue
acompanado ell rey hasta Madrid
por una multitud verdaderamente
enorme que Sc estrujaba por salu
dar al joven soberano, que entr6 Ell
la mansion lGgia ireneticamente
aclamado por Ell pueblo