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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-12-23

Rafael Fab au, don Wencesao Bosch, don
Jose Maria Pena, don Antonio Oaubet don
Bernardo Fernandez, don Marcos Pieras
don Claudio Arricrug, don Juan B. Vidal
Iilpn Joaquin Matienao, don Alexandra Gsos
don Generoso Oandina, don Domingo Nun.
taner>; Suplentes: don Antonio Balasqui.
de, don Jose Maria Piiieiro, don Juan An.
tonic Piieiro, don Juan Antonio Perez, don
Manuel Oamblor, don Adolfo Perez Marti.
nee don Jose Ur6jola.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-12-23

CITE aldra de este puerto directamente
para ell d, New York.
Cub "Maria Herrera"-Llegara a 6s-
te puesto del % al 30 del CITE proceden
to dal de la Habana ) escalas interme-
dias.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-12-23
Giro grave del cOnflicto
i sud-america
RETIRADA DEL ,MINISTRO AR.
GENTINO Y ENTREGA DE
CREDENOIALES
Inminente declaration de guerra
Acuerdo del gobisrno' ga argentine

Nueva York, lunes.- Despachos
de Ultima hora recibidos de Buenof
Aires, anuncian que ha tornado IN
giro muy grave 81 aaunto chileno
argentine.
En- un Consejo de secretarios pre-
sidido por Roca Sc ha ordeaado ret
n inmedis!anen!e de Il Asgen tins
y eptfegeF las cFedeReisIes q hinii
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-12-23

tro plenipotenciario de Chile cerca
del gobierno bonaerense.
Sc tome de I'm momento 4 otro
una formal declaration de guerra
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-12-23

Por Finlay Brothers y Weymouth
Trading co,
q La L;gs de Detallistas q; d. de-
160 pastillas iab6n.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-12-23
PONCE, -PORTO-RIC
Antique y acreditada Fabrioa de Licores, y

que as@ @ p dua anmnnm
ahurM
MMmmhe e-o
m@h~M.db dbam
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-12-23
lmpOrtancia que t0ma el
asuntO Schley-Miles
Es desconocida la opinion del presi.
dente
COLON DE Los AMIGOS
FL incidente pasard al COngreso

,Sevicio cablegrAfico sspe cial del Boletin
MeTcantil
Nueva York, lunes. = Aiiaden les
antsriores noticias de Washington
con respecto al asunto Schley Miles,
que ha tomato este incidente un
importante caracter y que a1n ca
desconocida Ia opinion del presiden-
to Roosevelt.
Los amigos del almirante Schley,
estan determinados q tomar acci6n
en- elasuuto y han decidido llevarlo
al Congreso, asf como IL amonesta-
ol6n de Root que la Green fuera de
lugar q iDjusta.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-12-23

OrHRAoloHHs DB BueDna mn PUns7c
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-12-23
SerViCio Especial
POR CABLE DEL
BOLETIN MERCANTH,.
FL general Miles y el-faIO
contra SchIey
Censuras al tribunal especial
Ell FALLO NO SATISFAOE 4 LA
OPINION PUBLIOA

vs. fx -
Miles am0nestadO por eI secretario
Root
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-12-23
Una entreyista imp0r'
tante

FL Embajador aIemdn y eI Secretario
de kstad0
ALEMANfA QUIERE OCUPAR LAS
ADUANAS DE VENEZUELA
I'm dos amos cobrard Ia deuda y sus
inferesess
neryicIo cnbleerkfco especial del. Boletin
Nuexs York, lunes. Personagea
muy earaeterizados eu los psg6eio1
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ARTISTS MIND SHATTERED.
:. VI. Hecker Imprisoned in Il Bog
for "a Week

SOUTH SEANILLE. -. j.. Nov. THE
physicians who are attending : NJ Hack
or. the talented young artist whose mind
was shattered 10y his awful experience of
a week as a prisoner in a bog DO NOT hold
out much hope that hc will recover his
reason. lie is at his home. where abso-
lutte quiet and tender nursing are doing
what they can To aid nature iu again r.-
storing bass reason
" hen found in the marsh. where be- had
been held fast for week. Uecker was "a
rayius maniac During the time that no
was missing his friends and relatives had
searched for him, but as NO trace OF him
could uc found the belief was expressed
that b. had been drowned lie was found
in a swamp by William Fowler. resident
OF Wood 5ue. lie was iu the mud NJ to
his shoulders. and was utterly helpless
lie Was rescued with great difficulty.
Hecker was Of a highly nervous teIupera-
ment, and had worked hard as an iuStruc-
tor i'm WOOdbine Colony Technical School.
He had been urged TO take a vacation
but refused.
A week ago he started out iu the even
ing for walk, but did not return Moth
Ing more was heard Of MIN until Mr.
Fowler found him in the swamp Within
the past two or three days. aS his
had been unable 10 quench his maddeuiug
thirst. lie had tried 90 satisfy his hun
ger by gnawiug his hat, which was in
shreds. He had eaten Of all the twiEs
from the uuderbrush which hung any
where near him.
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ANNUAL POLICE INSPECTION.
Orders ISSUED By Major Sylvester
Governing the Fnrcc.

Tho following order. issued yesterday.
provides for the annual inspection of the
men of the department. their -quipm,nt.
and quarters
beginning Mouda-. November -. 1901
the annual inspection OF statiouhouses
records and precinct commands will be
begun 10y the Major ana Superintendent
lie viii he accompanied 10y "a competent
committee. who Will aid him In noting
any discrepancies Thr rating Will be
made as To attire. acCoutrrmeuts drill.
records, and houses. due allowance being
made for condition of buildings.
Prior to the execution of the several
movements required members of your
commands, without belts, viii draw
ard present reviewers for iuspcc-
ton. replacing their belts. com
mands Will De formed IN the rrspcc-
tive precincts at such places as the lieu
tenants may determine upon. and there
execute Ia, following movements. lieu
tenants drilling their own commands be
IuS gwen credit therefor Form company.
prepare for inspection. Inspection. dis
miss. form company. open ranks. manual.
draw h1tnns. pr, sent hUtuus. carry bA-
tons trail b3t"uS. carry batous. let trail
hatonS. carry batous. return batOus. close
ranks. company right. march IA La.. not
less than half "a block form column Of
TOURS. 10 the front and right. form line 20
the lett form column OF fouTS 10 the
right, form ON right iu line. dismiss.
"IuSp, ctiOu AT the precincts Will be
made pu tine following dates.
Monday November Zs-First precinct.
I O'Clock r. IN. Second precinct. = o'clock
D. m, Sixth precinct " O'Clock D.. n.
fhth precinct Cd clock p- IL
Tuesday Ninth precinct. I o'clock:
Eighth precinct, . O'Clock. Third precinct
9 20 clock Seventh precinct 8 o'clock.
- ~ stn'Stay-tourth precinct. 1 clock;
Tenth precinct. $50 O'Clock
The mounted force with the eXcep-
u"uS OF the li'ur.uauts Of the Fifth. SeN-
erth. and Ninth precincts. Will asscu IbIe
al the Tenth precinct station for iusptC-
u' D. They viii p= required 70 open RANKS
and execute the mover fer the baton
under the manual. closing ranks they
viii mach in line. form column Of fouvs
10 front and right. trot form Wedga and
be- dismissed
Fer the better Improvement Of the
mounted fore, on that date the members
Thereon VIII ass, mble al the Tenth pre-
c!nct station ou Friday November -
ig J. az . clock b. m, for assignment to
position in plgtCDus according TO color
and height Of horses and riders. and their
numbers they Will hold on the day Of in
spectiou.
instructions 20 the mounted force viii
Do given by Lieut. John kenucy, mount
With the looming Of winter uniforms by
members Of tho police fD-cs the depar,-
meut viii iudgEuTaJc the us, Of service
sideration for some time by Major SvI-
Nester. who has discussed IL with the
chiefs OF other cities whore the stripes
have been On use Tor some time.
\ heavy braid has been adopted by the
local dnpaT Lm,ut. and each stripe viii
represent a service Of five years. There
are those StiU in the service who will
have many as SIX StTiT.s
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A RECEIVER APPLIED FOR.
Litigation Hetreen Operators aud
Manufacturer Of Autocarrttrx


III -Aii'eI i'.'" Au1"'''I"''e company
has Med suit against the AutDmO-
oil. and Manufacturing C1fnfsr.- of
Eslrirnore Nd .,el-fr.. for -ba ..,.-.,,f,,+
''ti- '---'
Ii''-l 'I 81 i'''l'' co. IT'D lAA' 'LiaiS OF ana
sell ten "dutoCdTrstos OF automatic
cars purchased from the defendant by
49,. ,.,.-,,-,l-i,,--,t
IL u 'At'i7'"'u ti'i' IT'D ApIH. -'H. the
American AuiHeartit" company entered
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him. and demanded payment therefor
After the Judgment before the justice OF
the peace Tralles sued the club. claim
ing priority of right and on hearing
ia the Circuit Court before Justice Aule--
son. he was given judgment against the
club for S25l53. and the costs
The metropolitan club being thuS sub
Ject 20 two Judgments, under which Il
was liable 10 pay twice the amount IL
owed Gruuewald, filed this iute-pi"ader
asking 10 Dee allowed 20 pay the amount
of its debt. GuG that the creditors Of
GruueWald and Mr.. Tralles. tn assignee
of tfrune valid. he required 10 i.Jerplead-
The PRAYER of bill was allowed 10y the
Equity Court. and from the ban Of inter
pIeader Mr. TraIIgS appealed
The Court Of Appeals holds that the bin
Of interpIeader was filed too late. ana
that the metropolitan Club can have no
relief from AIR Tr8IiCS and that they
must pay the bill Arthur A E.iruey ap-
In the case OF the Ohio National Bank
against Thomas A Brown. tho ludEmt mt
Of the lower court was affirmed in an
opinion announced by AR Justice Shsu-
ard. The suit was brought 20 collect the
face value Of 81 prUmiSSOr. note hv AI-
Brown for SO. The note iu question was
given by Mr.. Brown in payment for ten
shares Of the bank stock which. h.
stated he purchased on the representa-
he would De selected as one OF the board
OF directors Of the Institution. Mr. Brown
borrowed the money from the bank under
these considerations. De contends IN his
defence
MALARIA MAKES YOU WEAK.
Groves TastcIess Chill Tonic makes YOU strong
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-11-07
FIRE CAUSED BY MATCHES.
Flames Ignite several Houses and
sheds with small Damage

Matches iu the hands of children caused
fire late yesterday afternoon. IN
several houses and sheds near First and
n Streets northeast The total loss
amounts 20 about 81 05o and is appor-
toned among various property owners
Such losses are covered bv insurance.
placed both I'm local and outside com
panits
The fire was discovered shortly after
o'clock boy Charles FIoscker. who was
passing along d Street He turned iu an
alarm from box "a. calling OUT three en-
zines and two truck companies. Hardly
had the alarm been turned in before il
was ascertaiued that the fire had gained
quite start I'm the sheds I'm tine rear Of
% and - n Street northeast where APP
pJr,utly il originated
Several children had been playing about
these sheds just before the flames broke
out. and 10 was said that matches handled
hy the little ones I'm careless fashion had
started the fire The uremeu were soon
at work. bat the flames communicated 10
sheds adjoining those where the fire broke
out and To- houses ,. -. =, and - IL
Street and To sheds and several houses
on jackson Street I'm half hour the
nremrn had the flames under control.
after a fierce struggle To- prevent dam
age To- property near the fire
Marshall n. Smith. owning house y ii
Street estimates his loss az more than
S7UU-iuCIuduE damage TO the amount OF
ylu0 ON "a shed I'm the rear OF the dwelling
Harry AuIdridgc Is the tenant of house
- d Street which is owned by j. Dono-
van who lives at Fourteenth and
Streets northwest This dwelling Is dam
aged 10 the extent OF 50. as is also house
- Jackson Street. occupied by Edward
Johnson for which B. H. Warner a. Co
are agents Gustav Koch owns and oc-
cupi,s house - II Street. and his loss rs
reported al 50, partly ON furniture MARY
smith tenant Of house q Jackson Street
rcuorts that the fire caused damage 10 hcT
dive Hing Co the amount of S23. 4 wagon
stored i'm "a shed iva the rear OF TINS build
inns. was also burned At No. 70 Jackson
street where lives Mary Holmes. the loss
from the fire ~ estimated at 80 Ihr 40
iliri7f- d,y.lIirs occupied by Mary VII
Iiarns and known as - Jackson street.
was damaged about so. while even
smaller losses are reported 10y nearby
ri.
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Mayor-EIect Awaiting Trim.

DERBY. Conn. Nov. stephen Char
tevs, who was elected Mayor ri Ausouia
Tuesday on a Democratic Labor ticket
Is awaiting trial under s. 800 bonds on The
charge Of conspiracy against the FarreI
Foundry and Machine COMPANY. The
penalty for the crime charged against him
IS not more than i've wears in the state
prison Charter MAS the leader Of the
Farrell strikers last summer ana he WAS
one Of trio Of strikers arrested on
beTrch warrants under the celebrated in
junction issued BY Judge eager. Of the
Superior Court. The injunction WIS made
the issue Of the campaign
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The Acadcmy-"Superba.y

For next week AT the Academy Of MI
sic Manager OsgoOd announces the en-
gagement OF the new version Of -Su-
perba, the HanlOn Brothers spectacular
piece which has been seen many times in
its old form here The new version. how
ever. is said TO eclipse anything that has
ever appeared under the name and the
patrons % the Academy are promised a
novel and entertaining bill when the eX-
travangauza opens here next Monday
night
Among the features viii be- the Rest
less Man. the Eight Diamonds q tr8uu
Of trained bull terriers and a rspruduc-
ton Of the Buffalo Exposition. An eX-
citing handicap Is another novelty in store
ana the always popular uluLlmimes viii
be In evidence. though III new form
The HaHl0us have ever been known as
producers Of successful spectacular pieces.
and their latest version of -Superba'' may
be- anticipated with interest by patrons OF
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SILVER AND SHIP SUBSIDIES.
Senator Jones. OF Nevada. Discusses
These Questions.

senator Jones OF Nevada is iu Washing
ton. and is stopping at tho Arlington
Senator Jones says there is little for him
% say iD regard 20 his recent change of
attitude Oh the silver question. The ,nor-
nous and unexpected production Of gold.
h. points out. has relieved the necessity
for currency change on the principle aid
vocat,d in thu Chicago and Kansas city
platforms.
Like many other members Of the Senate,
Senator Jones is making no move Ia re-
gard TO- ship subsidy legislation He Is
waiting 20 see In what shape senator
FTla v.II present a new subsidy bill
Il favor subsidies 90 "a certain extent.
remarked Senator Jones. but not iu the
partisan shape presented by the Frye bill
last year I think "a bill will be- passed
Al the coming session Of Congress. but h
must De mucn broader in its scope than
the FRYE bill"
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Chnse's-"A Tin soldier

The IiII at Chase's Theatre next week
will be "A revival Of Hoyts clever sati-i-
cal comedy. "A Tin Soldier" presented
by Otis Harlan and the members of
Chase's Musical Comedy Stock Company.
a Tin Soldier has not been seen iu
this city for "a humber Of years. Many
new and novel features in the way Of
vaudeville numbers viii be inte.pOlated
and tho play will likely prove one Of the
most entertaining performances -et given
by Chascs stock COMPANY Among the
features viii be n DurIesgUc of the novel
play. David HaTum." i'm which Mr. H8F-
Ian, Miss Lane. Little Chip" and O-htr
members OF the company Will De seen.
Other vaudeville numbers win be intro
duCsd by various members Of the com
pany and several new songs written by
Mr.. Hoffman viii be sung for the first
time. "A Tin Soldier Mr. Chase prom
Uses, VIII be staged t. an elaborate man
nei with new scenery and costumes.
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20 Mems CoIored Dress Shirts sizes 1f--.
I5. 49, To- Iflz and H. Reduced from
81 80 tU 75C each
IA Mems White Dress Shirts with cuffs
attached sizes l5is and ~ Reduced
from $50 20 zoe each
j. Mems Sweaters. in alternate black
and red stripes. sizes -. g Cd. and e.
Reduced from 500 To r 20 each
T. pairs Mems Lined Gloves. with aS-
trakhau backs and leather palms. Eeduc-
al from 5ny To- sc pair
T. pairs Fownrs' EEaI Buck Gloves. IA
tan and grey. sizes :. az. ga So. and S-i-
Reduced from SIS Co 3 ~ pair
5U pai~s Mems Fancy SON- size IHls Re
duced from 5Hc and 15c % s5c. 8 pairs for
800
First floor
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Infants Department.

.hudreu-S Blue Cloth Coat trimmed
with stitched bands of black silk. lined
with blue silk Reduced from SlS-5e TO
500.
Infants NaiuSooI Long Dresses yoke
OF Ju,k- and Insertion. finished with ruf-
g. OF Embroidery rUrfc 1u neck ald
sleeves Reduced from so. 90 SO
d Culdreu's NailSo1k Dresses. Hubbard
styI,. trimmed with Jucks- Insertion, and
.r-rroilrry- Reduced from SIHo 10 15c
each
! t-hiIdren-S Blue SILK Cap. close fitting
trimmed with black ribbon roSetJ-s- I'm
fsu,u ON face with quilting Of Tlubou-
edged net Reduce Gfrcn SEQ to SL"h
thiIG-gr-~ Tan Silk Can. close fitting.
Frs rYrkS finished around face with
ruehg cf not Reduced FROM SIS 20 soc
second floor.
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Observation-Disclosures RurIesquers.,

The two hurl,sgucs that viii be used
by The Bohemian EurIesquers. next
weeks attraction at keruau-s. Co open
and close the performance. are called
The United States Cruiser Bohemia and
"A Bowsry Ball Both are said 90 Dee
Wei adapted To- the likes Of the average
iur.eSgue audience. and many claims for
superiority are made by the manage
mguI
E is said that the chorus will be- com
posed 1t "a number OF really beautiful
burleSquerS while the comedians are ry-
puted to be more than ordinarily able.
The cOStuWluE and scenic appriu lmrufS
~ the production come In for a. generous
share Of praise from the press agent. who
claims that these departments OF the BD-
hemlaus this s'IsoU VIII compare quite
tavDrably with those of larger and more
preteutiOus bur.csCuc organizations.
The Oho Will be- furnished bv such wei
known people AS EiXIcy and Hughes
Maddox and Wayne. Barr and Evans
Riley and Hughes 81 John and NicpIai
Edna Buckley. and "a number of othe-z
,gualy talented. There viii be- the usual
daily maune,s during thu week The 30
hcmiaus are at kcuau's.'
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Bows Department.

Fine Atwood W1vstCG Long Points
Suits. dark mixtures. heavy weight sizes
l6 % TO- Reduced from $3.50 tu 8 Sd each
T. Atwood EolHlv-b--astsd Sgifs l-rS
mixtures medium weight sizes 90 TO-
Reduced from $50 % $50 each
l2 I1ubIe-rrsasted Wool Suits sizes O.
TO- T. f. u. and I6 Reduced from $50
Co o 20 each
IU Vest Suits I'm navy blue and fancy
mixtures light and medium weights cont.
pants. vest ana shield front. sizes g. ;. 9.
y = and To- Reduced from SOD ana $500
To $50 each
Is UrIamG,rea Shirt Waists. Mothers
Friend brand, sizes { and s. Reduced
from 5a- To- CSC
e. Boys Caps. medium and small sizes.
Reduced fruU zoe To- -zc each
Third floor
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The Bijou-BurIe>quc and Vaudeville

IaEelle TOrtajada, the worId-famous
Spanish dancer. who was brought 20
America especially for the production Of
The Ladies'. Paradise" at The Metroro9l-
tan Opera House. New York city. has
been engaged by Manager SchI-Sins.r 10
head the bin at the Eiluu Theatre next
week IortuTlla s. Successes. both in New
York. London and Paris. and the other
principal cities OF Europe. have never been
cquaIed by any dancer for the past two
decades.
Besides LaEclIe Torlajada. the Eijou
programme next week VIII contain Loo
more White. the beautiful California
model. who VIII present "a series Of living
pictures and reproduce some Of ihc art
MASTERPIECES OF the world
Other contributors Go the Riiuu IiII next
week VIII be Post and FIufOH. who viii
present new sketch West and Williams
lu "A sidewalk conversation act. and "a
series OF new motion pictures the stock
company VIII IRE So ut "a Iurlt~,4u- iu which
the entire Oh gauizatiOu viii appear
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Claims Heavy Damages.

Suit has been filed ia the Su-
premc Court Of the District by
Rose T.. Maccubbin against tho
District To recover Sl5og0 claimed as
damages for personal injuries. said 10
have been sustained in December. 1898
while walking along Indiana Avenue,
At the intersection uf the avenue with
Second Street. the plaintiff says. she step
ped upon Il catch basin ..U OF mauhuIe
and because Of the allies -i -usJfc and de-
fcctivc co~dition Of IN, ..-. o Of the man
hole or basin. she dec ..s-. she fen into
the hole. and was paiafH"- cut and in
iured about her right a.. .r... thiuh.
and hip She also stat, 3D. suffer
ed internal injuries
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MUST PAY a DEBT TWICE.
Money owed by metropolitan Club
Subject to Second Judgment

In tho cas-, Al George r. TraHes against
rb.. M,tr,roIlrau club. the Court Of Ap-
neal, has reversed the decree Of the Su-
ny, rl.. Court Of the District of Columbia.
and ordered that The tilI lie, dismissed.
with cost.
This was "a biiI OF iljsrpI.adtr fled hy
the Mc,rupultau Club against Mr. Trall's
and several other. persons Tn" bill set
MP. ia substance. that. IN club. being
indebted to one Cruugwald in the sum OF
$685.. am attachment IVES issued by "a
justice, ,f the u,ac- upon Judgment had
bv two creditors against Grun- wa-d. and
hat the debt was condemned DIS IN" Ju1s-
rrsut q the Justice OF thu peace for the
satisfaction of those Judgments. Bvfor,
that ttma Trails had nrtif. Il the club
that l,iuuuv.ald La4 assigned the debt O.
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SELINS GROVE. PA. Nov. Clayton
N,itz. twelve years old. OF Port Trevor
ton while with Or. J. r. BeEar who was
shooting wild ducks in the SusGuohanna
River. was accidentally shot. and is dead
from his injuries The doctor shot duck
and laid his gun IA the boat To row after
IT, When Seitz reached out q get the
duck his heel struck the gun, discharglEg
It
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-11-07
The LaFayctte-i'Thr Sporting
DuchaSs'5

The Bellows Stock Company Will IN
dsrtake a big production next week. when
The Sporting Duchess will he done az
the Lafayette. When the play was Origi-
naiiy produced iu New York the Academy
IF Music was -alscted as being the only
house iu the metropolis having an ade-
quate stage for its proper presentation
and a seating capacity large enough to
make the undertaking financially sue
csSSfuL The piece ran there for no
nights. broke the Philadelphia record hv
playing 80 performances there. while its
engagement ia Boston Was extended from
time 10 time until l2s Performance had
been given.
The Lafayette. with its large stage
should admit II the staging OF the play
In ket ping with its New York production
and VIII OFFER the stock company some
thing quit, different from anything IL
has yet done.
The sporting Duch,ss' is the joint
work Of the late Augustus Harris Cecil
Raleigh. and Henry Hamilton. AN OF
whom have individual r,putatious as dra-
matte authors
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Art Department.

Remnants Of Point Venice L-aces. In
sertions. and Edgiugs, in good desira-
Bile lengths and pretty pat y If
terms Worth u2 70 &c yard >
odds and Ends in Zephyrs. in all
the leading colors. but no blacks or
whites. We must limit each 0C
buyer 10 laps. Friday, per
An odd Tot of beautiful silk Iantei
Scarfs. slightly mussed from window
EIaborateIy trimmed Worth lVC
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odd lot Of Tray Covers. seized and
mussed from handling M
I5c- VIII De closed out Friday Y
odds and ends Of SDachteI Pillow
Shams. musSed and soiled TOR
from showing Worth up &c. "
Remnant lot OF 80 yards of T0rchOn
LaceS and Cambria Embroidery,
Edges. and IDserJings. Nari- nIc
5Us widths and patterns 70
Worth UP 90 Sc Friday for ---- - Z