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Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1902-07-18

Stuffed mangoes, sc each. San Jose
Market.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1902-07-18

l stein of mustard, zoe.
2 bottles Of pickles, 25.
2 cans of salmon, 25c.
/ pound good tea, COO.
s pounds good apples, 25c.
5 cans sardines, Csc.
8 pounds lima beans. 25c.
/ quart bottle Of pickles, ACC.
8 can pot tongue, CSC.
5 cans deviled ham, 25c.
Large quart bottle olives, 55c.
Bottle vanilla extract, 1Oc.
Give us a trial. Order and save
money and trade.
THE JAFFA GROCERY co.
Genuine Franco-American soups in
quart tins, % cents. San Jose Mar
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Statehood cigars, two for 25 cents.
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SATURDAYS SPECIAL SALE.

6 cans good corn .55c
Opal glass dish of jelly ...........l1c
Assorted colored glass stein, filled Z
with baking powder ...........1lc
Strained honey in jelly glass. lie
2 10c packages Celluloid starch. .15c
2 dozen Kansas eggs .............35c
Cranberry sauce per can ..........11c
Newton creamery butter ..........25c
We carry one of the best lines of
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Oranges and lemons zoe lozen. San
Jose Market.
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We carry d or the pest lines VI
ildrens shoes to be found in town.
THE MAZE,
VIM. KIEKE. Proprietor.
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Spring lamb. San Jose Market.
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A hot time at the fair grounds Sui
day afternoon.
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WANTED-T'en carpenters for Daw'
son; good wages. w. B. Gilman.
WANTED-10 carpenters for Denver;
rood uFaunC
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1902-05-14

In Deming you can buy lots for 500
which will pay you 100 per cent. in less
than twelve months.
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T.

and A to ZEE widths. Call and exam
inc them at c. Mays Popular Priced
Shoe Store. POS West Railroad avenue.
Just received a large shipment Of
Japanese and Chinese mating. Albert
Faber, 305 Railroad avenue.
Deming, the coming city of New
Mexico.
READ OUR ADVERTISEMENT
ROSENWALD BROS,
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CITY NEWS.

Deming. the gateway to the best
part Of Old Mexico.
Window shades in all colors and
widths at Albert Faber's. 305 Railroad
Deming, the railroad center OF New
Mexico.
Fresh Cut Flowers.
IVES, THE FLORIST.
In Deming another good hotel is
needed to accommodate the enormous
increase of population.
Wnitson Music company can sell you
pianos hat have been sold in the terri
tory for twenty years. People know
the quality of their goods. Tney are
the genuine articles. No imitation.
Payments only $40 per month.
In Deming the demand for rental
houses is five times in excess Of the
supply.
There is no time like the present to
provide yourself with a pair OF up-to-
date low shoes. We show the latest
styles and have all sizes from 2 to 7,
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MONEY TO LOAN.

On diamonds, watches, ETC., or any
good security; also household goods
stored with me-; strictly confidential.
Highest cash price paid-for household
goods. Automatic phone 120.
T. A. WRITTEN, ia Gold avenue.
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WHY A MORE?
And Pay More You Will Unless You
Buy From Us.
VIM. KIEKE, Proprietor.

DON'T FAIL TO ATTEND THE
GREATEST HOSIERY SALE EVER
ATTEMPTED IN THIS CITY.-LEON
b. STERN.
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Special Preparations.

We have specially prepared for the
confirmation exercises by putting in a
nice line of boys black suits; all sizes;
s to 20 years.-Simon Stern, the Rail
road Avenue Clothier.
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GENTLE M ENI

Deming has now a large ice plant
and electric light system under on
tract.
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Your parcels INT baggage delivered
by the Parcel Delivery to any part o
the city. Office 206 West Gold avenue
Automatic phone No. POP.
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See the newest in ladies' neckw ear
at The Economist.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-01-05

Nevip,s charming Iitrlc negro SONG .Aurhty
LAX n Rose. - In nor repertorv Tho words
Nv Franz / stanton arc in thc qunInt
dialect OF the Southern negro. and the
romnoser Of '.NnrrlsstIsf lutrrt,viurd them
with n melody which appcals alike TO the
Southern "nlammy' and the most ardent
devotre OF Wagner
Ana vol thr diya has fcIf called rpou to
deny tint she is singing 'rgr.tiIuc. 90
%C,ip whose ruusirnl rrulus was nm
dnnbted hv No means established Il prrcc.
school while constructing n classic. Or.
nyoraL's New World symphony" is full
Of such lullabies as the Southern "darky
loves tn hnor
Ru+ nobody ever susDected Or Dyorak
of composlng "rag.tine.f
The songs | sing outside ~ opera "
said Madame Nordirn. either belong To the
cIgssicnl md romantic literature or repcr.
tory or they reDrcgput the new school Of
composition in the classical field No con
cert singer of any eminence sings popular
music. and populnr music In This country
for several wears past. as n native product
has bceu Tho coon song and the 'rar-timo
and these are never sung nj concerts in
which artists Of any standing whatever
perticinGte
az -, -. it,,,,,.., 80 = 49,, az, ,,,
,',,es thc offant or Ira,,nv,cd n,
pNlcu ~ N'', -, -" ~ - ~ ,,,,,i,,,,
s w,u s"ia7s ,WWi,..tS tho n,n,,ia 90 A,,,crt'
Iu'uLf OF g"iL"t,uu ~ ~ p,',i''g w - IL, =,
Il, +ba f lu ~ necmIior gypcanatad rbvtbp
a. ~ uHg tU' y. W ~ tt,,', Loin gstn,.ai tbn
masses or u Inug ue IsutA OF tue I'vu I,.i.
aug pmiuiL,g iI,,,st9 VI Iu' eo-I. ~
l"u1oh u''n a. br,,S ''u apcrg'r t,n'iji
sttaiRn n,f nh 1bls MS opcstion Of NOM.
sIalh. huI H' 'lua ua pI,0H"I "l p'pF
laF music lS chtIeH outSloe OF MN 'c
uyity either 10 opera or concert WH.k
me p4lnSNINT sopg on L,ue'ut't i, y IN:
Mighty Lax a hof%.' oeionsS 10 tne heIt
class OF The latter day American compost
or .rag,time as to make i a surprise, in
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her mother Mrs. s. b. Hitc, for several
Mrs O. T Holt returned Thursday from
Austin where she was the guest Of Mrs
Savers, with whom she received on New
Years day.
Misses Wood and Miss McClanahnn re-
turned yesterday TO their home in PaleS'
Henry c. House.
Mrs G. Cranz and Miss Cranz of Shulcn-
berg, who came down TO attend the Ihn!lau
ball, returned home Thursday. While here
they stopped at the Rice hotel.
Miss jamie Armstrong, who has been
with Miss Laura Franklin for the u and
Thaliau balls, remained over New Years
day to receive with Mrs. Miller leaving for
her home In Austin the day after.
Mrs Lewis pahncy and little daughter
city, dividing their time witt, Mrs. Dab
ney's parents, Captain aud Mrs. j. c.
Hutchinson. aud her aunt, Mrs. B. +.
Wecms
Mrs. Frank Andrews anticipates tho
pleasure Of a visit from Miss Mona House
is one Of Austin's debuntantcs mud a visit
from her will be distinct pleasure TO
the social world Of Houston.
Among the Gavestonians who came up
for the Thaliau bail this week were the
Misses Francis caro- and Josephine Ken
nisou. Miss Anna Lon Rogers, Mr.. Laurence
Rourke Mr. Peter Erhardt, Mr.. Fred
Langham and Mr. Charles DIESEL.
Mrs. W. g. Morris and Mrs. Dudley, $,
Reynolds Of Louisville; Ky are with Mrs.
Of welcome in Houston. where she made
so many friends on her former visit ana
Mrs Reynolds. wife Of Or. Reynolds Of
Louisville. is well known in her state as
one interested specially in al matters
concerning the Daughters Of the Confed-
eracy
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The Friday Musicale.

The Friday Musicale met last week at
Mrs. Lizards. This was the second Schu.
bert evening The Posts critic could not
attend the meeting. but is assured that
Il was brilliantly successful, both artls-
tlcaly and socially.
The members Of the Musicale feel deeply
the loss "a them Of Mrs. Bruce Morton,
who goes TO live In san Antonio. Mrs.
Morton is NOT only a most accomplished
practical musician, hut Is so eager and
energetic IN furtherng the interests Of
music along all the lines and Is a charm
Ing person In all social relations.
The Friday Musicale will meet next wi h
Miss Bessie Warner January 10
Chaminade. the French song writer IL
the composer TO whom this evenings study
viii ne devoted
Here follows tho programs:
Roll Call--Aiusicnl items ............ Club
Paper-"Chaminade' ,.,.........,...
....,....,....... Miss Resale Munger
PIANO duct .....' '.,...:.. ''.-r'. go.
....-.-. Mesdames Edge and Robertson
The Little silver Ring" .....,. Chaminade
Mrs y. c. Munger.
Scarf Dance .................., Chnminade
Mrs. RosenctanS.
summer ...s.s.....s. Andul4ndut
Miss RansOnc.
Violin and piano duel Selected mann.
$500. Misses Llndenberg and Cummings
Coniralto song .......... Chaminade
Miss Warner.
Plano sOlo--Selected ..................:
........,.... Miss Jullette Raphael
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to her Nea,hSs'. BRIDE, Mrs, George rlttman

to her ,hsnshss's BRIDE, Mrs George Pittman
u Dallas.
The regular monthly meeting Of the Rob.
ert z. Lee chapter of the United Daughters
Of the Coufederacy will be held tomorrow
house. As the annual election of officers
taxes place tomorrow fun attendance Is
desired.
~
Miss Gertrude Netze entertained a num-
Der Of her young friends at home Monday
evening. Games and refreshments assisted
In making the evening most enjoyable
one
meeting OF the Lady Washington chap
ter d. A. r.. is called for Thursday morn
ing at the Rice b0te, parlors to discuss a
matter Of much interest TO the chapter
~
Mrs. Jennie Hart entertained the Ideal
Card club Thursday afternoon at the home
Of Mrs. Robert Brewster.
Mrs. J. W. Scott gave a most delightful
card party last night in honor Of Miss
blen.
The "Wednesday Morning Whist club will
meet with Mrs. o. T. Holt.
~
bA4piNiutlA NiVD ~
meet Wednesday. January s. with Mrs
Armin. 1902 Walker avenue.
~
Mr.. aud Mrs. Ike Harrison will enter.
tain the Zenovian club tonight
~
Mrs. Marcellus Foster will give a card
party next Wednesday evening.
Mrs s. L. Allen has issued Invitations TO
card party Tuesday afternoon at $50 at
her home, 1904 Travis street.
\ y
The ladies Of Faith home will meet Tues.
day morning at Shearu chapel OF 10 o'clock
for the annual election Of officers.
4
The ladies OF the Parish association will
hold their annual meeting for the election
of officers IN the parish house of Christ
church Monday afternoon at 8 o'clock.
Miss Fannie Kate Lea will entertain the
Hard Times club at her home Tuesday
morning at 10 O'Clock.
~
Mrs. Thomas Lee Young and the Misses
Moody have issued invitations 10 a auchrc
party for Wednesday, January 3, NJ 8 p. n
~
Mrs J. II. SIMMONS Will entertain the
Ideal club Thursda} afternoon al O'Clock.
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R Sa. Personal.

Mr. Fiat no Thomson, Jr.. Of Austin spent
last wern by MIR. Chester Bryan.
Miss tonroe is at home again
after e. st tbev visit In Kentucky.
Mrs. Even lWard Drew has as her
guest .the very SofGtle Of Galveston.
Mrs pme msthersA visiting her son and
daughts lkeD tapes tbs. Baldwin Rice.
Mrs. - 80, .of Huntsville, ALL
is the w na,iss PM Miss Notie How
HntS, are so small ,,,
MT Ne used with perfe vans o. "S,'
weston Iof the nursery. pR'' anu airs "
", hnted sizes. 20 IN the OF
Mrs. I'd child and are reallMiSs blanche
Meyers Moved II. It's mugs Aafter q visit
II six owls and spoons must SAignn.
Mrs Tnntil the baby Is groyN been With
Mrs 'pusher.' invented N, BA1ear holi
dpys rtuntilyfhe 49, ne V 10 Dial
lac work OF proDelhng Il INK
3 are retained for lmmediatA, ..
MIS- ason that they ere the onlv Vs., =,
hlsnt " 6skv ba- $50 uA@ f. W
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~ Tho coor so,,, q, .ro. .,,s .t.. A.. go,
pie themselves viii soon Danish IL, hut The
musicians arc the nrst 10 whom the people
nm i"r sep III tne rlEn. dir9rl'o0' hnl
trSs ~ tbo sr nr,., a., NV I'N' at 'n'S
Gus" y" '"'' P''s'""l''
But--the spirit Of the music Of tho old
Southern nlautatior SONGS .,,ir g,rol,. .c,.,o
P'''''''''." '''SN N""' N"'''N H''''
as a germ OF our National development Just
MS the folk songs of Germany and Russia.
or the dances of Poland Austria and Spam
have fixed the distinctive characters Of
their various schools of musical compost.
tion. In this connection ono readily recalls
what Louis G. l.lsou OF the New England
said:
believe that If America over rivals
Europe In The musical Gcld, the ovoln-
ton will begin nv % true foksoug grow.
by q Thorough musical education extending
through tho West aud the South Ou tn.
INIlcf ihc plah'ntl"n music Us now our
r',rc ~ mnIiriong MI, ,,,,n frn,, ,bos 4"
surroundings ! looI. NOT FOR star IN
me East. ms the magic Of cd. hut for n
tbn WeS, INA s,,tL M ,,"u s,, """" ron ,
will come only after the folksong shall have
taken deep root In these sections.
80
very large percentage OF American
musical students Of today arc studying
music In It's broadcast sense oil giving more
serious attention 10 the principles OF com.
posltion ibon has over hoo, tbo r,so nc.
',s.a'., Wv ''' ne
toloici anu as result or TINS many Amerl-
cdh composers IN me next generation may
neL only equal put' IN many cases, excel
Tue Lul"ptans,
Iafher HoTa NoNsSima among ora,
T.t i"e! naTN'h MtIpomeuc ana
t "lne p r,ei pIs AMONG utalhauG otr,,,
lures, McDo2Ws,!s sui,es among ORCHESTRAL
worms dIu NHtuuS MONKS Of Maiapar
among choral bpLlaaS hecd no allowances
Wheh compared WIN similar works DIV thelr
foreign 1c"ntempoTarlgs Men l,ke Fnotc'
GeNlh' dadIey, burton ana others have
u"ne WORK that IS serious ana disun'
gWshhed'
~. w Aen II Is remembered pow young We
are rs musiehl people tnis pfotlSiop ~
talent is rather surprising The man
VINO gave me nFst organ reclh. 10 Ameglcg
! Hy".ge MoEtnn, ah9 me man VINO conduct
Sq we Hl9I ~ i"pn"H4 C"H'c'" IHe"a"4'
Ihomas are botn stun awe
80
II there has been heretofore little need
-, -. -
for American students 10 seek European
centers tor the study of music, there IS
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A Tete-a-T ete
with
the Musicians


ANY items Of news about music should be
sent To- Mrs Willie IIutoheson. room %
Hotel Burnett telephone NO. lloi
Tho cloqucnce Of silence, or ,ilcnces, is
most forcoful factor in rho power Of
music Rests In written music, those bits
Of symmetrical silence. those rhythmical
punctuations. make the key 10 lucid
phrasing
Rests and pauses make the pith Of power
in a musical rendering form the high
relief that throws the melody into the
foreground
1t seems to me that In choir or chorus
singing we are oftener poor readers Of
time values than of tone values and there
fore We seem 30 uneasy ana uncertain
make such slipShOd gucsSwork In the mat
ter Of attacks and releases In choral work.
All roads lead to Rome. and with us
right now al lines Of thought about music
lead TO Lillian Nordica. So this natter
Of rests and retards recalls an incident
in her experience the first time she ever
gupnots.
II was case Of emergency and she had
been obliged IN master the whole role be-
tween Monday and Saturday night. In
the great duet, when o singer who throws
herself Into the character is apt TO be
carried away with Excitement Edouard de
Reszke stood In the wings by the window,
aud when she went over TO his side Of the
stage be would call out, mon 81 allegro
ana when She went over 70 Jean be would
her ia check, 80 that Ia her excitement
the climax too soon; with her tongue
hanging out to quote her yG,,i own l, words
~
Just at this season when most Of the
powers that ne In high places unsteady
are combining 70 frown down rag-time
music, Madame Nordica's queer experience
with a Ncvin's cradle song has come 10
he q prominent and striking feature Of
her present concert tour,
Concerning the NordicR concert NJ the
Auditorium in Chicago the following para
eraph appeared In the Tribune Of that
city:
Ten minutes pause, the i've German
as encore To cayll az the taste
that permits the giving Of q coon song
rs an encore to group Of German liedcr
were TO question Madame Nordicas sense
II the fitness of things, and that no one
would care 10 do
The Inter ocean OF the same date No
''She sang three extra numbers and II
may be mentioned that one Of these was a
| coon song not the coon song Of rag
time aud horrible vcrslhcatlOn hut a plain
tive setting 10 a little story VI nanny s
love for her child
Naturally Il Is gratifying to find two
eminent music critics placing their Impor-
tant papers ON record against the rag-time
coon song musical folly. and that is the
chief point Of Interest hut The fact re-
mains that they aud Madame Nordira
read IN the following remarks ~ Nordl "A
published 10 recent SUNDAY edition ~ the
New Y0k Journal:
coon" songs curious Impression
has arisen in some parts of he West, where
Nine. .Lilllsu Nordlss Il making = ecrssrt
tour, because she has included Ethsibef'
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CANAAN Elnlda, suanestler.

liam A. Fields has writtea letter g
Messrs. Travss Henderson. ,: r. bo{a
and W. L. shannon, the members o. ~
investigating committee for the n9usi ~
counts. etc, Of State officers, snggesunk
the advisability and the necessity Tor ~
itemized statement Of moneys snn ~ ~
uahles donated 10 the Galveston Rofm SUI
fererS.
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Wsahaohie's New Telephone system

WSahachies New Telephone System.
Waxahachle, Texas, January 3.-Work
was begun his week on a new telephone
system for waxahachie. II is an indepen-
dent company and has a strong financial
backing. This company entered the State
less than year ago ana now has eK-
changes IN successful operation in San An
tonic, Tyler. Temple Bolton, Waco, Sher-
msn. penison, Corsieana and Hillshoro.
These cities also have long distance con
pection Tbs line viii be extended frou,
here 10 Ennis.
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grets,' by Fslconler. with good musical
feeling and expression.
TS i. s gs8oes in 70 e Sog vs b S s
tereut members, the intention being, not
only 10 stimulate Interest In the club az
fairs. hut also 90 encourage individual en-
deavor and Improvement IN solo work. Re-
specially. Frank L. Miller.
THE NoRDICA RECITAL.
The following is reprinted from The Post
Of last Friday:
The directors Of the Houston Quartetts
society met yesterday evening 70 arrange
the prelimunres for the Nordica recital
10 be given az the Auditorium in this city
on January 20 under the auspices Of the
Quartette society, Complimentary tickets
30 honorary members viii be mailed them
on Monday. These tickets will he exchange
able for reserved seats and will entitle
the holder 70 the best seats on the dla-
gram. Subscription blanks will also be fur.
nished honorary members that they may
subscribe for as many extra seats as they
may desire IN addition 70 the two com
pllmentarY tickets ia which they are Gu
titled. The Quartette society Ia putting In
a large guarantee for Nine Nordica, and
ting aside for their honorary members i
will require m immense audience TO pull
them out. hut from the ovations that are
5gng ms Epeat pT ba
concert tour. the directors Of the Quar-
tette society believe that they are running
no risk in bringing such an attraction 70
Houston.
We print here the program Of the mum
bers Madame Nordics will sing IN Houston
on the evening Of the 10Th of this month,
which win be Monday two weeks from 10.
morrow:
/. (a) Isl mes vers" ........... Hahn
tol Arctic ''.''''''''''.''''.. M n NlssL
ID 4 Les EG siies de cadis" 8 nsliSss
trl 'Alpre Melt ............ RACuelht
?. ,a "Icb Liebc Dici'' ....... .Grier
(cl "Lotos Blume' .. shumaun
Id "StnIe Sicherheit' .....R R. Franz
oej 'Kirchgane' ...,..'..,.'.'. tfelite
/. al The Robin Sings" Mcdowell
(pl Song Of Thanksgiving ..Aliitsea
ID, serenad de- 49,. Richard Strauss
q. Grand aris from Hungarian !.
opera ''Laslos" .............,. ETkel
The Nordiea numbers are given thus earssS-
that those interested may obtain the music
and familiarlze themselves WITH u DeIcte
they hear the great artistes rendering Of
a.. All musicians know that no music car
be thoroughly appreciated or enjoyed 70 thu
fullest extent when heard for the fret time.
And. Of course. the edueatiye value OF 4
concert is tremendously increased by the
listeners helng acquainted with the con-.
positions beforehand that he may marx
/ the singers manner Of making eerfaie
fne effects.
The woman's Choral club had their reg.
Mar rehearsal last Monday afternoon az
Mrs Peden's and all seemed greatly pleased
with the new music. The directress mas
ordered quite a lot Of new choruses. wEien
will no doifbt arrive this. week
An opportunity 60 practice some Of them
will be afforded tomorrow afternoon 81 tne
regular meeting.
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The steinway Upright Plsne
/, th. only Grand piano nsds "a ugn4as
farm. viii A. Wafhn HpsiE eeuF9Hts
stats stalnxiy Aaaisfs. Dallas xsxhA
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ANY items Of news about music should be
sent to Mrs. Willie Hutchinson. room rs
Hotel Burnett, telephone NO. ll0i.
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The woman's Choral club had their req
Mar rehearsal last Monday afteruoon af
Mrs. Peden's and all seemed greatly pleased
with the new music. The dlrectrees nss
will no doiiht arrive this week.
An opportunity 20 practice some o. them
viii be afforded tomorrow afternoon ct the
regular meeting.
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Miss Gertrude Netze entertained n num-
Der Of her young friends at home Monday
evening. Games and refreshments assisted
In making the evening most enjoyable
one.
The Savannah morning news., 1902-12-03
ANTI-IMPERIALISTS MET.
Imperinlistic Tendency Can he
overthrOwn by Republicans De-
fcnf.

ImperinIistic Tendency Can he
feat.
Boston, Dec. 2-On the occasion of
the annual meeting OF the New Eng
land sAnti-Imperialist League of the
Twentieth Century Club to-day. a
luncheon was given. in which some
200 ladies and gentlemen participated.
Former Gov. Boutwell, presided and
said that the only way to overthrow
the imperialistic tendency of the adj
ministration was by the overthrow of
the Republican party.
Erving Winslow, the secretary. said:
THE more important correspondence
of the Office has been with members
of Congress, district committee plat
form makers and congressional candi-
dates of the Democratic party with
the aim of strengthening the attitude
which that party has taken upon anti
imperialism.
mittee on the Philippines, Senator
Rawlins, Senator Dubois, Senator Gull
berson, Senator Patterson and Sena-
tor Carmack, especially, most sincere
appreciation and deep gratitude are
due.
while the Democratic party in Con-
gress was moving towards a satisfac-
tory attitude upon the question in
which we are concerned, we were in
vited to share in It's counsels and had
some little influence in bringing about
the bill offered in the Senate as the
substitute for that of the majority for
the government of the Philippine ISL
ands.'
Officers were reelected, Mr.. Bout
well continuing as president.