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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-09-28
CUENTOS Y NARRAC|0NES
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Catalina refexion6 IN instante, despu6s
ilumin6se de pronto su fsonomfa. H4bia to-
nido una ocurrencia felz.
-S(-prosiguio la duena de Ia casa-la
10 eior prueba de QUE usted me anna, que
adn me ha regalado 81 retrato.
No me hab1a usted autorizado para clio
nj yo me habfa atrevido ofrec6rselo...
ST, 81, va comprendo. Sc 10 regalarfa
usted gustoso una mujer de su clase, una
sehora d de la aristocracia; pero mi no, por-
que temeria usted comprometerse. No quie-
re listed, sin duda, que su fotograffa figure
mi tocador ell puesto de preferencia.
-Esta usted en- I'm gravfsimo error. ESQ
serfa para mi un honor que me colmarfa de
gloria y de entusiasmo. Voy ahora mismo
mi casa enseguida le enviar6 usted mi
retrato.
mano le die con amoroso acento:
-Conque placer contemplate cada ins
tante fotograf1a que le representa- ustsd
sin b ablar, con ell ro5tro ilumnado por ese 81
lencio que le sienta a listed tan ben Supon-
go que ell retrato sera muy parecido.
-ISl, sefiora, muchol
lie advierto usted que no quiero una
tarjeta de visita sino una fotograffa de gran
tamaho,
lie mandarA a listed un retrato album
en- el que solo We ell busto Es de un pare
cido admirable.
-Pues bien, mand6mele usted Immediate
mente. Aquf 10 espero.
El conde de Fortanant volvio besar la
mano Catalina, y poseido de indescriptible
satisfaction corri6 su casa, efgi6 ell mejor
retrato que tenfa, despues, para demostrar
que no temfa comprometerse, escribi6 al dorso:
<iALMA DE MI VIDAL
Ell cO71de de EortanaTlt1
Nuestro hombre meti6 ell retrato en- un
sobre al cabo de an cuarto de hora, su ayu-
da de camara entregaoa el presente la sefio.
rita Mirpolx.
-IAl fin me he salvado!-exclam6 Catalina
radiante de j1blo
Acto continue llam6 por el tubo aclstico
& la portera, y penas la tuvo presencia
e dijo:
-Ahf tene usted ese retrato parsquef 10
Hie bien en- su memoria no vuelva dejar
entrar en- su vida al indviduo el represen-
tado. Para mayer seguridad llevese usted la
fotograffa, fin de queno pueda usted alegar
iamas.la menor discupa Sc la regalo & usted
La portera lego la inscription
<lALMA DE MI vIDA!s
exclam6:
-Esto siempre ds mucho tono, porque 50
We que ell original es una persona muy distiu-
guida. Voy z hacer que le pongan marco.
para colocarlo despu6s en- ell sitio mas visible
de la porterfa.
Ricardo O. Monrov,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-09-28
Ricardo o. Monroy.
Consejo de Secretaries

Sc ha celebrado un Concejo de secretarios
presidido por Mr.. Roosevelt donde Sc present6
4 estudio la re6.cci6n de IN proyecto para re-
formar en- todos los Estados de la Union las
leyes de emigrari6n fin de atajar Ia constan-
te eutrada refugio de anarquistas europeos
en- los territories de Is rephblica.
Las medidss han de ser seyeras J Sc leva-
ran efecte con TODD rigor.
En- dicbo Consejo de secretaries, Sc ha lef-
do un cab del presidente K tiger, anunctan-
do ell pr yimo viaje la Union de an delegado
especial suyo para pedir al presidente Roose-
IRA anglo-baer FIN de demostrar al mundo
ell principle de humsnidad que gufa Ia po-
tente naci6n americana.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-09-28

-Ssnora-dijo Custina, entrando en- 81
tocador de Catalina Mirpoix-ahf esta ell senior
conde de Fortanant.
-iOtra veil. -eXclamO Ia duena de Ia
cass hacienda un gesto de dessgrado
Sin saber por que, Catalina no podia su
frir 81 conde, ell cual e profundamente
patico
Sn rnodo de hablar, Iento monotone, era
para ella cosa insoportable, que le atacaba los
hervios Ia sacaba de quicio.
d Por que la portera ha dejado pasar
ese caballero?
dice que es muy mala fsonomista cue
Do puede estar en- todo.
va no es possible hacerle retroceder!-
sxclsm6 Cstalina.-iQue pase adeantei...
Retir6se la doncella al cabo de algunos
segundos lcvantaba un eortinaje ell conde
de Fortanant hacfa su entrads solemne en- la
sals.
Acerc6se 81 arIst6crata Catalina. le bes6
fespetuosamente la mano SO sent6 en- una
butaca con sombrero sobre las piernas.
-5C6mo estamos de salud?-le pregunt6.
-5Se le ha pasado usted va la iaqueca de
d aqua hGngara que le he recomendado en-
clase de laxante?
-lPero homble, por Dios; no me liable
usted de esas cosas...
Hay que cuidarse mucho, Catalina, y
las purgas son siempre muy convenientes.
Manana le msndare usted sefs botellas, que
10 msmo Ire comprar la farmacia central.
81 cayera usted enferma no Sc 10 que seria
de NIL porque su SGlud de usted es 10 que mas
me uteresa en- Ell mundo.
-iMuchas gracias
-Siento por usted 10 que SO llama un vor.
dsdero amor.
Els usted muy amable pero no tiene US
ted aspecto de hombre enamorsdo.
No sc por que dice usten ESQ.,.
Me gusta su conversation, siempre brl-
I lante .. amenna-repuso Catalina, procu-
rsndo ocultar IN bosteza-lo cual no es obs
tacuo para.
q Para que?-interrumpi6 ell conde de
Fortanent.
Para que este convencida de que no es
clerto que usted me anne.
-5Y en- que Sc fundo usted para decir Sc
he ante cosa? SQne tisne usted que echarme
en- cara?
Con efecto, que podia censurarle Catali-
na con respecto las manifestaciones de carl
10 de que consta ntemente la hacfa objeto?
Fortanant era realidsd IN hombre extre
mo pessdo fastidioso pero ESQ no Sc le pue-
de decir cara cara nadis.
Ademas, era el pretendente mas respetuo
TO- mas discreto mejor educado que es posi-
/ bic msginar, este le favorecfa, en- verdad,
de- un modo extraordinario, para que SO guar
dsran con el todo genero de considerations
aurante Ia conuersaci6n.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-09-28
Una suplica
AL JEFE DE CORREOS

Los yecinos de Santurce verfan con gusto
Que So correspondence no SO le atrasase tan
to como esta sucediendo en- la actualidad.
81 ell correo de Fajardo que deja la cores
pondencia en- aquel caserfo saliess las 10 de
ia ma fana en- vez de las 6, podrfa muy bien-
recoger la correspondence de Ponce, que pa
"a todo el dia la noche en- dicha administra-
ci6n general,
Asfes verdad que e correo llegarfa Fa-
iardo 4 las sete de la noche; pero conducfrfa
con regularidad bnen metodo Ia correspon-
dencia de toda la isa
Este es un asunto impertan tisimo y bueno
sera que ell jefe de correos tome nota para el
mejor servicio.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-09-28
Peste bub6nlca en- Napoles

El Corresponsal del Herald de New
York en Napoles dA cuenta de h&oerse regis
trado en- aquella ciudad doce casos de peste
bub6nica de los que cuatro sucumbteron rapi-
damente.
La alarma ha cundido por todas parties
Espafa Francia han cerrado sus puertos del
Medlterrsnee las procedencias italianas.
Las medidas preventivas contra la impor-
.anci6n de Ia playa Sc temarAn rigurosamente
81 tods Europa.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-09-28
AFRICA DEL SUR

En- las cercanfas de Matjesfontein ha te
nido lugar un refIido encuentro entire la CO
nmna que manda ell general inges Mothen y
ell commando boer que opera las 6rdenes del
general Delarey, del que resutaron derrota-
dos los primeros, dejando en- poder del enemi-
me 43 caballos, II prisioneros un caro- con
800 cartuchos.
Las guerrllas beers estan peleando en-
Ia costa sur de la Coonia del Cabo toda la
marlnerfa desembarcada de los barcos ingle-
ses, con canones de grueso calibre, no ha po-
dido echarlos de ailf.
Ell general ingles lord Kitchener, conde-
no destierro perpetuo 4 ounce jefes boers
que cayeron pritioneros los dltmos com BAG
tes.
Ell castigo ha sido impuesto sin formation
de sumaro alguno, y Sc atribuye venganza
por las derrotas sufridas por ell ej6rcito fng'es
en estos 1ltimos dias.
Lord Kitchener exige los ofciales beers
prisioneros en- los dtimos com bates, que reve
len los planes del general Botha recursos
con que cuenta ell eiercto boer ofreciendoles
en- cambio la libertad.
Los prisioneros optaron por ell destierro
perpetuo antes de traicionar Ia causa del
Transvaal.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-09-28
EsCueIas vacantes

Se hallan vacantes las escuelas siguien-
Ice
Dos rurales en- Msyagtsz; dos graduadas
+, dos rurales en- San German; una graduada
is nfos tres rnrales en- Cayey; una rural en-
barrIo Cuchillas en- Coroza; una escueia
gra6uada en- la Sardinera y dos rurales an los
Sarrios Rio abajo Chupacallos en- Falardo;
una graduada de nifos dos rurales en- moro
1s
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-09-28
BUOUE APRESADO

r sdo apresada por un buque de guerra
iaso en- ell estrecho de BeheriDg una goleta
lnercana
Los tripulantes declaran que 10 hac1an Ia
pesea de la balIena, aunque 'la goleta naola
aldo con ese objeto.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-09-28
LA PLUM a

O,vidada duermo aquf;
pero aunque en- el polvo estoy,
no ne quita 10 que soy
la gloria de 10 que fuf.
Yo Ia historic enriquecf,
los misterios aclare,
las luces N ultip'fqu6,
y de la NADIA en- 10 oscuro,
brotarop 4 mi conjuro
amor, entusiasmo y fe.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-09-28
GRAM BRETAMA

El ministro de las Colonias, Mr.. Joseph
Chamberlain, Mega absolute Ia version ex-
presada por pert6dico oposicfonista en- Ia
Que aseguraba que habfa pedido por cable la
Immediate dimision de lord Kitchener, despues
de las 6ltimas derrotas del ejerciio ingles en-
la Colonia del Cabo, la del comandante gene
raj de las tropas el Natal, sir George White.
-Por ell Deparsamento de Estado de Lon
dres, Sc acepta la aseveracion del Em s]ador
da los Estados Unidos en- La Haya, capital de
Holanda, asegurando que no Sc han crusado
manffestacicnes secretas escritas, entire los je-
fes beers reside dentes en- HOlsnda los que
mantienen la lucha con los irgleses en- Ell Afri-
"a del Snr. favorecidas por mediac6n del Con-
sui americana en- johannesburg
-Ha causado extraordiDaria alarma en-
Inplatorra ell hecho de haber establecfdo Ru-
sia algunos puestos de tropas cosacos en- los
Estados de los Balkanes.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-09-28
LA CABEZ A

Callad: vuestro orgullo vano
yo deshar6 como espuma,
5oue fuera sin mi la pluma?
5orf sin mi fuera la mano?
Sin :. soplo soberano
del genio que alienta en- mi,
"a que siaieras aquf?
dDisputarais, nj aun de lejos,
de mi gloria los refejos
nj la ventura que os di?
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-09-28
PARTlDO FEDERAL
oFICINAS EN- SAN JUAN

El seftor Prestde7,te del Caterpo EjecatttUo,
por haber mudado su resideucta Santurce,
recibira su despacho-San Justo 11-de IL
& 3 de Ia tarde p m.
Secretnrzn general. Fortaleza II. altos d.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-09-28
Ell IN GILES

Dice la cabeZa bien,
sus razones son graves,
que plumas tienen las aves
ell cerdo manos tambien.
Pero cabeza en- que ardiente
brilIa del ingeniO Ell sol,
sQuien la tiene? dmucha gente?
Los ingleses solamente
acaso alg6n espanol.
Lector, quien quiera que seas:
de cuantas~ bezas yeas,
pocas hallaras vacfas;
pero diez tienen ideas,
noventa, tonterfas.
Manuel del Palacio.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-09-28
ULTIMOS CABLES


La question sLrgida entire Espafia Ma
rruecos, con motive de haber apresado las ka-
bias riffenas unos jovenes espa fioles, Sc arre-
CLARA satisfactoriamente para Espana.
El sultan ha envado su Minstro Moho-
mes Torres para que conferencie, respecto al
asunto con ell ministro espanol senior Ojeda.
De IN momento otro frmara Su Ma.
iestad Ia rena regente ell decreto fjando ell
dia en- que han de abrirse nuevamente las
Cortes.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-09-28

Mucho tie enorgulleciste
Y yo tn poder no acatO,
cue solo de mi mandate
d6cil Instruments fuiste.
Para obedecer naciste
y de mi marchaste en- pos:
sQaien vale mas de los dos?
5CuaI debe ser mas sagraia?
6La pluma por mi gufada
o 70 movida por Dios?
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-09-28
LA PLUMA, LA MANO Y LA CtBEzA

No recuerdo en- que lugar,
nj que hn, nj en- que saxon,
Sc hallaron en- un rinc0n
reunidas al azar,
una pluma muy usada
por ell tajo ennegrecida,
una mapo desprendida,
y una cabeza cortada.
ComprarIas quizo un fDg,es:
verlas Sc aproxim6,
y sorprendido qued6
oyendO hablar las tres.
En- 81 cartera apuntando
fu6 sus frases una una,
cartera que, ell tiempe andando,
& mi llego por fortuna,
sin saber como nj cuando.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-09-28
ERk aclA

Gle Petit JournaI2 de Paris, consagra elo-
gios muy signifcatives la prensa rusa por
Que esta en- toda su generalldad aplaude el re-
sultado de las maniobras del eiercfto frances
en- Rheims diciendo que ha demostrado ser ell
mejor del mundo, no solo por su organization
sino por ia inteligenca buena instruction
del sold ado.
Sc asegura que Ell minlstro de negocios
extranieros Mr.. Decalss6 tiens una nota d.
plomatica del Canciller del Imperfo AIeman
Won Buow signifcandoe que e exprese ell
sentido en- que tomarfa Francia la vista del
Kaiser la capital de aquella republica.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-09-28
FILIPIMAs

Ell general americana Corbin, mbrado
Inspector del ej6rcito en- Filipinas. fnforma al
Departamento de Ia Guerra de Washington
que para ell pr6xfmo aflo bastara ell Archi
pielago un ejercito regular de 25 mil hombres.
paes solo serA su6ciente para sostener las
guarniciones y las dfvisiones que dediquen
operaci nes mlitares contra los rebeldes.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1901-02-08

THE finest mixed pickles and chow
chow that can be bought are for sale
at Viewers grocery.
DoN'T forget the special program
at the Parthenon Society this eve
ming. They would like to see all of
their friends there.
EVERY thing neat, clean and whole
some about Viewers grocery. 1t
makes one hungry TO step inside of
this inviting place.
THE young people of the Christian
church enjoyed a social at Mrs.
Biddles on Sunnyside last evening.
There was good attendance and
the evening sped rapidly under the
influence Of the festive occasion.
Ar this time Of year the busy house
wife Is perplexed with the problem OF
what to serve on her table. A glance
into Viewers ideal grocery will show
her just what she has been looking
for.
A RUNAWAY wife at the Opera
House Friday night. Go and see her.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1901-02-08

ST. GLARS bakery offer has attract
ed considerable attention and brought
new customers. A discount of about
25 Per cent is not to be overlooked by
the average buyer.
SOME ice is being cut on the creek
and put away by local dealers. There
has not been good crop yet this
winter but the time is drawing short
and they will have to take advantage
of what they can or run the risk of
getting nothing. The ice plant is
nearly completed and it will be ready
to start the manufacturing early in
the season.
SPECIAL sale this week at Hirsch-
mans OF all odds and ends in mems
and boys suits and overcoats.
BIG stock of carpets and mattings
tor spring. You will save money
on all kinds of floor coverings by
buying at Hirschmans.
MoNoNGALIA county oil is getting
much recognition these days. In
case oil in payidg quantities is found
on the west side or over Cheat there
is going to be an oil boom in the old
town. However it is immaterial
about this boom. There will be
plenty of others TO help it along in
case this one don't come The oil
men are all right though and we
would be glad to see them fiocking
in.
THERE was very small audience
out to hear the glee club boys in
Parkersburg there being less than a
hundred in the hall. 1t is alleged
that the lack of advertising is what
is responsible for the small attend
ance. Will j. Cooper of that place
who was formerly student and who
will be remembered by many of our
people rendered the boys reception
which was very enjoyable and was
attended by number of people. The
Parkersburg papers say that the en-
tertainment afforded by the boys
was one of the finest ever heard in
the town They went from Parkers
burg to Charleston.
If you need doctor call on DIR.
Bill at the Opera House tonight. He
can cure you.
A GAME of basket ball is to be ar
ranged between the props and the
Juniors and when they meet again the
fur will fly. The preps have been de-
feated by but one team and that is
the juniors and the latter have never
met defeat. Each team will do its
best for victory and the struggle will
i be most interesting one.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1901-02-08


THE best grades Of mincemeat az
Weaver's grocery. Better than you
can make and far cheaper. II You
haven't used it try sample order
Cosr or former price NOT taken into
consideration on eur winter suits and
overcaats. Buy now and save money.
Hirschmans.
PRoF. Gallup will read paper on
Hawthorne before the Fortnightly at
Mrs. Aldrich's tonight There will
DO doubt be a large attendance. The
interest in these meetings is constant
" growing.
THE chances are that the bill to
create an an anatomical board will
not get through both houses Of the
legislature. The blu is of impor
tanee locally and it vas generally
hoped that it would pass.
AN arrest Of a Greeumont man at
the instance of the Humane Society
on the charge Of cruelty to COW oc-
cupied the attention OF Justice Shoe
maker this morning. The defendant
was released after having been given a
lecture.
Mr.. WALTER MERRow has taken
the house belonging To the Second
National Bank on Main street recent
ly vacated by G. A. SeamGn and will
furnish FIRST class rooms and board 10
desirable people. Call at 353 Main
street.
A GREAT deal of building is to be
done during the coming summer and
contractors are getting ready for the
rush already. The boom has hardly
started in Morgantown yet and the
next ten years will see even a greater
growth than the last ten which has
been phenomenal.
Dr.. BILL had large house last
night. The company was good one
and If the way that the audience
laughedand applauded was any criteri-
on the play itself was greatly enjoyed.
There were plenty OF funny things In
the play and the company saw to 1t
that none of them lost anything by
poor acting.
WASHINGTON county now stands
third on the list in the United States
of counties having rural mail deliv
cry in operation. There are nine
ty five carriers and one wagon route
which requires the services of 152
people.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1901-02-08

The Carroll Comedy company
give the following guarantee; If you
are not satisfied with the perform
ance your money viii be refunded.
SAPHo, the much abused society
play will be presented at the Opera
House Saturday night.
SEE Sapho, Saturday night.
On Tuesday, Thursday and Satur-
days Viewers get fresh oysters from
Baltimore and these like all the rest
of the stock are Of the very best.
REFERRING to the entertainment
given in Parkersburg on Wednesday
night by the University Glee Club
the News of that city says: There
was not single poor selection. Per
haps those which took best with the
audience were. the. mandolin and
guitar duet by Messrs. Mcbride
and Rhoades, the recitation of Dan
Leonard and the rendition of"Dixie
by the glee club. Leonard recited
"The Littlest One from Richard
Harding Davis Van Bihber stories.
THE announcement will not be re
ceived with unalloyed displeasure
on the part of the old friends OF
Washington and Jefferson college,
and of college education generally,
that there will be no base ball team
at the college next spring as the i'm
preston exists, that a setback to
athletics as a branch of collegiate
education would DO no great harm
just now. The reason given is the
fact that the college athletic associa-
tion has managed to accumulate a
debt OF $500, that it is hard to liz
uidate without taking up a sub
scription from the student body,
which is about equivalent tn taxing
those who send the students to the
college.
JOHN CAMPBELL a member of Com
pany j, 10th Pennsylvania regiment
was caught by train on the Pennsyl-
vania railroad at Greensburg and in all
probability fatally hurt. One leg was
ground off He attempted to Loard a
train for his home ab Latrobe, when
he fell under the wheels. Campbell
| is the soldier who was carried across
the continent ia chains, court-m mar
| tailed in the Philippines, punished fol-
unsoIdierly conduct, and finally dis
charged without pay at San Francisco
on his way home with the regiment.
1t was Campbell who. with Private
Stouffer, of Company /, swan a river
under fire during the campaign
against Malolos for which Gen. Fun
ston received the credit. Campbell
has wife at Latrobe.
Try our want ads.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1901-02-08

THERE is more of less building
Notwithstanding the untavorable
weather. With the approach of
spring very active operations will
begin and there will be more build
ing than ever before in one season
WHEELING is very proud OF the
clearing house just organized by the
banks OF that city. 1t is thought
the move will advertise the city to
great advantage as the weekly state
ment will figure in the clearings of
the banks of the whole country.
ANOTHER plant that was going to
locate in Parkersburg is not going
to. This one was to have been butt
by Canonsburg capital. Whenever
a party of men agree to 90 into bus
mess together the Parkersburg fakir
Immediately builds another immense
manufacturing plant on the banks
of the raging Little Kanawha.
One of Rev. /. A. Barnes children
while eating oyster soup looking up
and asked, "What am / to do with
the seedsT Examination showed
that she had found a pearl as large
as an apple seed. The cooking had de
stroyed its value which might other
wise have been considerable. She
was very much surprised when told
what her fiLd really had been.
CHILDREN's heavy fleece lined vests
Cash Mercantile COMMANDS.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1901-02-08
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Free Clinics.

DIR. F. P. RUHL, Profes-
sor of Veterinary Science w.
V. u, will give free clinics
Wednesday and Friday Afternoons
of each week at one O'Clock
at the State Experiment barn.
Free advice will be given
the owners of sick or disabled
animals who present them at
these times.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1901-02-08
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IFS Walnut St.-Dsring Building.
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The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-04-23

comedy Do-cas Is ~ for thursday
and Szsurri7y rights with q prospect
o. Ezvins either warig OF The
FsReinE Masters so- aext Tuesday
night
4 has been szgSssTsd that TIE Ean-
ssems1t gre either tAa CO.. Or
Gtrs Pa Girz Fla fo- = matinee psr-
tgr-z1es for May Day for The ladies'
and children Tays matter VIII also Be
settled OF the arrival OF the company
and dzs ANNOUNCEMENT made
Miss Stanton ana George Ly75Iag
the tenor are said 70 have a very tak
ing 0gs- which thsy Introduce in the
third aet OF the mssieal comady q
DoFeas- and tee comedians George
Aunkle and J. Clarence Haryeg are
credited By The press with intr slmeins
large quantities q laugh pEo11ang
business. The chorus girls NJ the
company come il fer Z goodlv share
II praise too. not alone for their pretty
faces and shapaly figures, but for their
fine voices. The sale OF reserved seats
for the opening performance Esxt
Thursday night IS very large.
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-04-23
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