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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-09-02
Convention de sooedades oat6Iioas on Chicago

ella los native han paai.do del sstRdo de barha-
ris 81 da civilization.
Aeordsmos. qua anvIamos aoda nusatra
simpAMa los EraiIsa da las islAR EilipinaB "
qua sstamos sn lRdo :en ss1os nomsntaa da
dolor; que sstRnlos llsaos de santimiento por
las cRlumDias evAntAdRs sonsrA elias; qua
Apreeiamoa ell vAlor y merito de sus servicios
q ID humanidsd; qus aoa obligRnlos n ayudar-
les. como cludAhRnos am srlcan0s, para que
nueatro gobisrno aas detsrmlnaoiones les
trAts con In miamA ilsteiA qua soa tr&tados
los que son protsgidoe por Ia hindera smeri-
cRnaD.
Asordado, lus es nusssrs cresncis que to-
do 10 que Sc nsGssita bara poner t6rmfno d Ia
erussda contra los Ffailes, es que las lsyes de
los y 'tados Unidos qae pEoteisn las vidas y
propisdAdsH 50 hagan sumpir honrads i'm
pArcialmante.
GNoIotros npE ebifgAmos alsntar ayu-
OAR Ii prsnaa cAt6lcA de la naci0n, ex pre-
sAndo desds lueg1 nusEtra grAtfsud apyecfo
para Ia dsfsnsaqu Gstk hAciando de los dare
choa oRto!icos PadiIhos q todos loa cat6.fcoa
de Am6ii;a, qua ayuaen protejan ssp,6ndi
dsmente nuettFos psFs6 iieos J foiletos Y que
Aianten todos los essrltorss eRt6licos. Oonsi-
deraraoh satos de abEdlutA neesaidad, an vista
de In forma caiumn nipsa an Que la iglssis ea
trAtada por una dc lGs fmportantas ca4as i'm.
prsRoras del pi1s.
Ola nosotros veEos con gran ssntimienso
Ia precarls sltuAsl6n as nusstrAg eaeuelss ca
t0iicss para los tndioss asprassmos nuestra gran
admiration port IsalsRd do nusstYcs hsrma
noB indios, psssT ds nus vleiaitudss y tRaso
que "a les DE; que ndsotros noa ohllgRmos
gyudarles psYa remediar los graves males que
sUftsn coopsra1ado con nuastrcs aiapos az.
mentado los rsenrsos de ID soGiedad para IL
sOonservaeion de In F& ensrs los hiios dc los
indosS
AbogAndo para CUE so eaAAhlexcan eseue-
las cAt6Icas de snsafianza superior allf donds
se puadaI . az de q1a la b1anR semilla sem
brAda en- las aseuslas psrroq uiRlss de su fruto
completo sn Ia edneaei6n da nnestros hijoa pa
ra las gravss rQ&p0nsAbiIidEdea de todo ciuda-
dRno smsricaEo.
Acordado, que esta Federation fslicita al
Vaticano sl GoblsFno Americana, por la
forma en- qus as han llavAdo y eRbo las nego-
ci8clonss para el arFeglo de Lon asuntos de gs
Filipinas, mAnifastAmos pGblioRmenta nRes-
ira conGAnzs Gle qua estas negoeiaciones con-
tinuarAn hAsta obtsRefRe una soluci6n amiga
bic.
Reauelto, tambten qua enviamos nusstraa
smpAtfAs IAs C>muntdadas RaIigiosss de
FeAncia, en- aus parsseucionss actualas, esps.
ramos que sc lleVa eaho slgdn grKeglo, para
que puedAn continuAr sus mobiles tEAbaios sn
intsrsE de IL Haligl6n aducaei6n,>
Ttsdueiio de GThs Cssholis Tslegrapha
de Cincinnati, Oafca
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-09-02

N.0pfaea I'm ponsnte fas To- AsamblsA de
oat6Iicos lIsvadk chbo en- los dt&A ., = ds
ssta mas en- Ia clndEd de Chiosgot donde ne
L.rJahan rsDraSentAdcs IN million medic Is
s.a6licna con guato sstrAetAmos los. Acuerdos
nnblieados de dlcho solsmne seto para qua
nusntros lsctoKss Gste1 81 tsnto del movlmiento
rut6lfeo en- los Est2dos U nldoa
r. Fsderaci6n Americans de soeiedAdas
c,t6Iic9s. reunidA en- Olnvsnci6a N AcionAl en-
Ia ciudAd de ChieAgo en- los dfAs ~ 90 de
Agn,to de 1902 hA toulRdo las sigulsnssS reHo-
.cas esta Fsdsrael6n tisns por obisto Ell
,sntar las yslRcIonsS frAtsFnslas ontRe las
varisS Eocisd&des cat6lieAE as iol Esiados
Uaidog On la supsrGn%A ds pue por - mayor
srasytsnciR y conoefmisntos adqniridos por ell,
rTHtnn eontaeto, esda una pusda Gumsntar su
n6nsro de Rsoeikdoa, ms1orAf los mes0dos de
gdminIstrsei6n en- Gads oTgAnlsmoi fAoslar
nara propagAE eineuleAr l& snaedanSG pfActics
"A lG Re v 70 morRlided GAtoieas hacienda busnoa
cfndsdAaog trAbt1Rudo como Dnnes para el
bisn de DIoa, de ID PAtrlA J ds IL Vsrjad.D
AeordRdo; aus noaotroa deslaF4mos So
lemnemsnts nusstro amor d lAi, nne'tfA lsAl.
al pusstpA santiBimA Madre Ia Iglesia y nj
vsDroasntAnts do su diVino fandsdoF, nuestRo
Vansffrno padre ell Papa y que nDBo1ros NOS
obugAmos por todos los medios llavAr ca
bo "a bsneGcE mission. Rseoooeenos en- ell 81
bsyAuo Poniface Ell Papa Lsou KILL al MseS
tr- qua ilumlnAdo por IL grRcls divins. ha
anv1ado nj mundo suB vArias enefe'Ieas, cnyRs
ans,H,nXas, Ei fussen helmsnts eceptAdas y Oh
seryAdaa Ilevsrfsn y ID humaui1Ad toda elass
a a
cerAmente recon sndAmoH q los nsles, log
nna esfea fuera de nusstra eomunidAd ell es"
tudlo de IAH sAbiaS engsfAnEas CriaGianRs CON
tepidas en- las distintAB eartAs del Padre SAnto
les AlentAmog qua eumplan los consoles que
De mAnera tan car dJSs Is les dan.1
"a los altos dignRtarios de is 1gleais 81
oleYo ofreesmos nuastra lesl ayudA coopera
ci6n en- aus grGndeS srRbsioa para aum sntar la
rsIfpi6p, Via education ciisiisns1
Nosotros tan1bteh egpresGnlos 7lLeS.TG con
Aanzn en- que Ell Honorable Te0dor0 Roosevelt,
,pCestdente de los EstGd0 Untdos, curRDLtTG los
leberes que Ia Cons;GtG0,61 U las Leyes Ls tn1po
men, u hqcenos ptibItcG Ia oreenotd u me que te
rlenlos de que EG 0TdenqTd una trfoTnsacton jWdt
einL sobre los abuses que h5Ddn comettdo los
emDLeGGOs del Go5terTlO en- nE4estrCs p0sesto7Ies
terrttortaLes y recafeGrd prOn0n1ente tales 0bl4-
sos Nosotros igphlmsnte eonhanos que o.
tratar los asElos pPoblemas, que se Fspressn
tsn ca lac iEl&s FlIipinSg, los derschos parse
peles de propisdAd gArantidos por nn trata
do, Dor las leyss y lA constltuci6n serAn asi-
ments reBpatAdos protsiidoP; crsemos que la
paS orden pueden msior ssegurarse en-
aouslIss faias, asegurando dssde inego o ans
habltantsg el !Ibra sjsreicio de la religion que
dsSde tAnto tlempo preyAees ALI que por
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-09-02

I'M amor de padre, llere, ell imbeci
del patron qued6 encantado.
Y ell ciego Sc echo retr estrepi'
tosamente.
AMe ha deiado cuarenta frances,
Y aoemks engi6 q la viuda Fipart,
La portera, y esta me traio carbon
ence ndi6 el fDegO.
va veo, diio la joven SON.
rtendo y depositan6io TN paquete
bastante voluminoso en- un rinc6n,
era ell trabsio que CereEs le habfa
dado, que teneis buen apetito.
$3.50 lEhi iehi dijo Ell huen hom.
bre. : El apetitc va bien, pero la
sed va major a1n... 81 fueseis tan
amable, hermosa DANA, que dieseis
orden de que me trsiesen IN POGO
de vino, muy poco....
mo, viejo, diio la joven rien-
do, porque cuando Sc ha bebido
se charlsl. y 20 no quiero que ha'
gals tonterfas ...
-dS5Ta, puea, necesaTio que beba
aguag replied Suspirando el an
ciano con acanto de desconsuelo.
-H asta que Sc ns permita bebeT
vino. Cuando llegue ese iia po.
dr6is quedsros durmiendo en- Ia
tabernar 81 aai o. antoial
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-09-02

Una hora despu6s de ocurrido
este, la pretendids hijs del padre
Garfn subfa ligeramentela escaIera
tortuoss y sucis de Ia casa que lie
vaba Ell n1mero % de Ia calle de
Oharonne y panetro en- ell cuarto
del cIego.
La portera hsbfa obedecido pun
tualmente q Leon ROLAND, en-.
cendi0 fuego en- la chimenea; Ell
viejo estaba sentado en- ell rinnon,
al lado del hogar, acabando con
gran tranquilidad su comida.
y bien. sefior cIego, : di.o la
joYen entrando en- la boardillla y
cambiando de pronto de tono y de
modales, - sdesempefiasteis bien
Vuestro papel?
ri ito Garfn, cuya ceguera no
era completa y que veia atm 10
sufciente para poder andGr sin Ia.
zarillo, intens6 distinguir las fac
clones que iluminaban en- a.quel
momeuto los rojoS refeios de la
lumbre.
--IPsrdiezl respondi6. = 8 hu-
haeseis estadO aquf, querida sNfIora
con segurida'i que vuestras nlanos
aplRudieran, Rspreaent9 hastA ALI
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-09-02
BIBLlo1ssoA Dc ala DnMe,oaAofAa

que estoy enfadado con Ill porqus
se march0 bruscamente. Pefo,-
anadi6 sonriendo, - deGldle que
siempre tengo trabajo para 6l y
dinero adelantado 81 lG necesita
por esbar en- un ap 1ro.
-Por desgracia iayi 1iio II TO-
ven,- mi padre no trabRiara mas,
senor, ROLAND.
z al deoir este hiEo uIl esfuerzo
para mo sxhalar IN grila suspiro.
Est1 ciego, af1adid.
-lCiegol = exclamo Leon.
--Desde haee seis messs, sefIor,
--diio ls obrera fiando nuevam en-
Re en- 81 una mirada.
-lAhl com prendo, diio ell obre'
roy tuvisteis raz6n, sIef1orita. al
acoEdaros de mi. Us 10 isgradezco.
LIS desconocida Sc soIaroi6, y pa.
reefa que sc turbaba.
-Os engafiais tai veE, sefior, -
murrnuro; somos aigo orguIlosos.
Els trabaio 10 que vengD pediros.
z 0bservando que Leon hacfa
un gesto, sc apresur6 sfladir.
La seffora ROLAND, : me Ia
dichp mi padre, ---qua es una hon
rads y digna muier, rD rehusara
dartB ocupacion.
RS verdad, diio I.s6n.
-Desgraciadarnente, sigui6 di.
ciendo la obrers, bajando modesto
mente los ojos, mo peIGlr6 venir q
trahaiar al taller y de1ar abando'
nado q ni padre. n, solamente
esta ciego sino que allemas Sc ha-
LA enfermo.
-Esto no importa. iIereza os da.
rs trabaio para llevaroalo casa.
z el honrado joven Sc levant6
dtciendo:
mi esposs ha salido en- este
molnento: Sc fu6 en- casa de la
copdesa de Kergaz pel't, no tardara
en- volver. sQuer6is aEuardarla7
--Sf. sefIor. resppntiio hamilda
mente Ia ebrera.
1ientrRs que tita hablabsi,
Lebn did una mirada 4, los misera
bIeE veatidos de L. iDveln. cnyo aseIo
le parecio que trataha' en vano de
diaimulaE II nIissriai \ expsrtmela
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-09-02

larmanss da 5000 mi fsspeio Consideration.
TAmb6n YAreo pushlo de nia sfeccIoneH, ha-
br4 agaisn 4ue SO desIies para ponsrme sn
riGfsn0 psrO . mi valsr pFsstigio ma sbs.
tango para corrsspondsF q todo cen Ia sersni.
dad del mss snIsmne dsspEscfo gus ms carae-
terER.
Comedians II publicsci6n de IL prasents
en- las eoniu nnas da "a virll pari6iico que dig
nRmsnts dlFiie dsisndo- de una veg asentado
mi mSa puro Egradseimiento 81 eSub Comite
obPsro fs1erRl smeFtcapoS De este pueblo por
oil nOmbrEmiento que inmaTeaidamants ma hs
confsrido para sl dssampefto del cargo do sab :
sacretario del mismoa
May rep buosamenSe,
Arturo de Santiago 20
YAueo, Agosto 20 de 1902.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-09-02

t6 un sentimisnto que crey6 or
solamerte de compassion, aunQuss
an realidad era de una naturalsze
incomprensible.
-Velid, : dijo; : os voy acom.
pafiar al taller, pues mi mujer no
puede t,ardar en- llegar.
La 1e,ven le siguit, dando prueA
bas de humildad y de modeBt1a 7
CON cara muy triste.
Rs singular, pens6 Ledn sd
biendo Ia escalera que conducfa al
primer pisoi el tai Francisco Ca
rim fu6 un NAL trabajador y ahora
siento sompssi6n por el.
z volviendosa hacia la toven:
--SEn d6nde vtve Vuestro padref
lie pregunt6.
"A dos pasos de aqaf, = risspon-
di6 la lobrera, en- la calle do Cha
rome, ndmero %.
--Bien, ire verie en- seguida.
Cuando llegastsis tenfa que ir pre-
cisamente q est8 Gale, en la que
tengo nE dep6sito do MADEIRA.
z Iteon abri6 la puerta de 81
hsbitslci6n.
4&6S AADkbaOAOBOS pax tsS uG
Ls0n holland 80 encDntrabsn, como
So We, en- ell primer piso y tenfan
otra puerta que communicable CON ell
taller de confecci6n.
Las componfan c1atro pieras pc
quefias, nm comedor, IN saloncIto
dos cuartos, uno de los cualea
estaba ocupado por los j6venes 81.
pesos y ell otro por Ia ma'dre dc
Leon.
Totio estaha mny nmplo, era
modesto y respiraba ese bienestar
honrsdo que produce 81 trabaio.
Mama, dijo Leon 81 madre,
--dhfa vuelto Cerezaf
-lAdn no, respOndid In vieias
que eonservaba el traie de su pafs
| , los zuecos.
| -lAhf teneis, 20 LEON, : q
1 una !Ioven que la aguardar6 y que
/ Ia recomiendD muGho, porquG 90 10
/ hiia de uro de mis- Antiques opera
Il rios.
/ Dlispu6s, encarkndoaa l,cn II
i ohrera, In diioi
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-09-02
$egeZN|
Nueyo ataque 4 ciudad Bolivar

Ds Osraeas tslegraffan dieiando que las
tropss del Pfssfdants de In Rapdbiica, roderG-
aAmante fsforxadas han comenzado IN nusvo
ssa q ne, smplsando In artillarfa, contra In pla-
In DC Oiudad 'lfvar, que Ne dispone las de-
fsnss con mucha dsbilidad.
AIgunas poblaeionas da O,cidents se han
rendido los lsalss, que dsmusstran maa acti-
vldad que nunca.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-09-02
E1 CLUB DE Los ExpLorADoREs

Va los tengo los dosi- pens6'
Despues baj0 los oios. anadiendo
mentalmente.
--Antes de ocho dfas, ell ebaniste
estara enamorado de mf su mu-
ier tendra Celos.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-09-02
Manifestations pOIlticas
Truiillo.AIto, Agoato 20 lie 1909.
sr. Director de LA DEMoCRAoIA

Truiillo.AIto, Agoato sa he 1909.
sr. Director de LA DEMoCRAoIA
CgguAg,
E,tImsdo ssh)T! Hs EsbidC gus algunos
,ndivlduos (rspubneanos al hD) han propslado
Ia falsA es oacis De qg6 Spisnao con cono
sIIos - con tsl motive dsseo haga ustsd phil
90 qus este ii9Aro as SerA f,daral, es declr,
Q1sdGndo q aus 6rdenss alto. .. s. q. b. s. n.
Juan Medina.
sr. don Mariana AbTii.
Csguas.
1luGtrs Ee6or
Proeedsnts de los cAmpoS del RspahsicS-
nismo, ha iDgEsGAdo reGiaDsemants en- Ell pay
Aldo federal AmprleRno,s gAranlfas para los nj
ios daI pueblo que SO Egrupan lihFsmsnts para
ypseEtAr su indspandeneia de odiosa = Espug'
nants ere!RvIiud sn que yaeidos los han tenido
slsmpr ios siranoS, ssmaiAntsa sqaellcs del
Ryer
e raso hoBroEo que be .daeO, 70 10 coman.
sARSn los cisgos incAutos de mi pusb.o San
German, apaslonados cor Ia idolahla que ls
prcisgRra UE HoMBRE meFacsdor partiGu-
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-09-02
E. W. Wilson & Compania

Ingenierus, Eleotrioos y Oontratistas
Sc snvfap planos prerequisites ds soda
elhss da trahatos aI6etgieoas
Nsquinarias, MAssriales y Aeesssri0s eI6c.
tRiccs.
AparsAdo eo1.--San Juan P. z. als,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-09-02

al mismo tempo. Leon expert
ment6 una emocion desconocida
aue enardeci6 sus venas, Estas
impresiones tan distintas no pasa'
ron desspercibidas q la pretenditIa
hija de Garin Ell ciego.
The Washington times., 1902-10-28
The columbia--The Four cohans.

THE Governors Son. presented las
season at the Columbia Theater by tn,
Four Cohans, is the current Offering a
the same theater, and last night wor
much favor at the bands of good sized
audience.
There is very little difference between
the production this season and that of a
year ago, but the performance last night
lost some of its charm owing to the ah-
sence from the cast of Josephine Cohan
on account OF Illness. Miss Cohan last
year furnished good portion of the en-
tertainment by her remarkably clever
dancing Her place was taken last night
by Elizabeth Woodson, who did every
thing required of her in an acceptable
manner, although she did not attempt to
execute the dances that were the feature
of Miss Cohan's performance
In all other respects THE Governor S
Som is as good, If not better, than ever.
There is noticeable Improvement in
The action of the play, and the perform
ance last evening went with a dash that
greatly pleased the audience. A number
The Washington times., 1902-10-28
MODERN FACTORY TO
MAKE MANILA ROPE
American to Start a Thoroughly Equip
ped Plant in the Philippines Be-
fore Next Spring.

TACOMA, Oct. 27.-Though Manila
rope is staple commodity in Oriental
markets it has remained for Montrose
X. Newman. an enterprising American,
to establish in Manila the first rope
factory to be equipped with modern ma
chinery. Mr.. Newman is an expert and
expects to market the larger part of his
product in the Philippines with good
market in Singapore and Hongkong.
Heretofore very crude methods have
prevailed in rope making in Manila, the
means used being what is generally
known as the rope walk" and the
handmade rope manufactured by indi-
viduals. While the latter is strong it is
not uniform and shippers have many OBJ
jections to using it on that account.
Some time ago a British firm estab-
lished rope factory, but its machinery
was not modern and it is claimed that
not single employe was expert in tho
business. BY introducing the latest ma
chnery the new factory will be largely
independent of native labor. as few ex-
perienced men will do most of the work.
The plant will be in operation early next
year.
The Washington times., 1902-10-28
Vaudeville at Chase's.

| The current bill of vaudeville al
Chases Is the best offering of this style
of entertainment Manager Chase's pa
irons have enjoyed this season. The
program is composed of an octet OF
headline acts. and there is variety
enough to suit the most exacting.
The undoubted hit OF the performance
is made by Cole and Johnson. compos-
ers of many of the popular songs of
the day" This duo contributes mu-
sical act that is refreshing novelty,
the players themselves are finished and
uncommonly clever. At the matinee
yesterday the audience insisted in re-
calling Messrs. Cole and johnson five
times, and even after the act had been
prolonged to twice the ordinary length
of Chase turns" there was a strong
demand for another song.
Mile. Capell. assisted by beautiful,
we'll trained horse and three intelligent
CANNES. gives an interesting and pic
tJresque act that merits the abundant
applause 1t receives. The Miles Stavor-
dale Quintet have a musical entertain
ment that is much superior to the aver
age vaudeville offering of like character
while Katheryn Osterman, talented
actress, with the aid of Edwin Borin,
gives an amusing playiet in capital
style.
Billy" Clifford, monologist; Artie
Hall. the Georgia coon song" shouter;
Frank White and Lew Simmons. in
minstrel act. and the English Pony Bal
let, the eight light footed young women
who were last season feature of "The
Casino Girl complete the program.
Chases is undoubtedly in for the big
gest weeks business of the season, as
the bill is record breaker in point of
merit
The Washington times., 1902-10-28
At the White House.

There was no especial celebration o.
the Presidents birthday yesterday ant
no formal function in honor of the occa-
sion. Miss Ethel and her father tool
dinner together last evening.
Many flowers were received in the
course of the day, both from persons II
town and at distance. Secretary Hay
Attorney General Knox and Secretary
Hitchcock called early to offer theil
congratulations. The japanese minister
Mr.. Takahira. left his card at noon, and
Commander Cowles, who brought largs
portfolio relating to naval affairs, re-
manned for some time with his brother
in-law.
G. c. Ker Mahon, OF Ballydonelar
Castle, Ireland, was introduced by E. A
Randle, of Congress Heights.
Among the Presidents other visitors
were Senator Culberson of Texas, W. w
Rockhill. director of the Bureau OF
American Republics; DR.. C. P. Nell. as
sistant recorder of the anthracite coal
commission, and Murat Halstead.
The Washington times., 1902-10-28
Empire-Metropolitan Burlesquers.

Apparently the Empire Theater has at
last hit the popular fancy in the class OF
attractions offered at that house. Two
large audiences were present yesterday
afternoon and evening when the Metro
politan Burlesquers gave their opening
performances.
The best feature of the offering is
the olio, in which several good acts are
given. Chief among them is Tascott.
who sings coon songs and tells stories
in dialect much better than the ordi-
nary. Tascott's act Is novel one, in
that he does not appear in .'blacl face"
Others who take part in the olio are
Lorine Crime. in illustrated songs;
Barry and Wolford, in comedy sketch;
Enid Dell, who sings and dances; Le-
Clair and Bowen, acrobats, and Solara.
in art poses.
AS an additional attraction, the wrest-
Ter, Joe Carroll. will meet anyone who
desires to make an effort to throw him.
He will appear at every performance this
week.
The Washington times., 1902-10-28
Bowery Burlesquers at Kernan's.

The "Bowery BurIesque'' company
commenced weeks engagement at
Kernans yesterday 1t is much above
the ordinary in burlesque and vaude-
Vile
The most striking of the acts are
those presented by Lizzie Freleigh,
Belle Viola in contortion and acrobatic
dances, William Gilbert in Hebrew char
acter, Miss Edwina in a character
sketch, Nettie Nelson as the ''Sousa"
girl and in coon songs, and
Ethel Cope as "the society
queen" Gilbert and Goldie. with their
songs and sidewalk chat, make hit.
Willie and Josie Barrows do clever buck
and wing dancing. and the Taylor trio
Frank Taylor, Ethel Cope, and Tom
Carter--in their musical comedy. "The
Return of the Minstrels," earn frequent
recalls.
Frank Huseman. the local champion
lightweight wrestler, meets all comers.
The Washington times., 1902-10-28
Academy of Music-In Old Kentucky y

In Old Kentucky" was presented be-
fore one of the largest audiences of the
season at the Academy last night. The
play breathes the atmosphere of the Blue
Grass State, which is enhanced by the
appearance OF band of real picka-
ninnies. The boys appeared in the Sec
ond act last night and played several
selections. and IT looked as If the action
of the play would suffer, as the audience
was loath to have them go.
The scenes which served to bring the
play into favor several years ago still
arouse enthusiasm. and the piece prom
ises TO draw large audiences to the
Academy this week.
George Heath is a manly hero, and
The Washington times., 1902-10-28
CONSPIRACY TO DEFRAUD
GOVERNMENT IN HAWAII

Word has been received in Washing
ton of conspiracy to defraud the United
States Government In Hawaii.
William II. Wright. the treasurer OF
the Territory. has fled from the island.
leaving shortage of $4,000 in his ac-
counts, and Herbert c. Austin, the aud
iior of the Territory, has been suspend
ed on the charge of Irregularities. The
accounts of Walter Wright, deputy as
SCISSOR of the island OF Kauai, were found
nearly $4,000 short.
The territorial government is making
every effort TO find the fugitives and
bring them TO Justice.
The Washington times., 1902-10-28
Marlowe Engagement Cancelled.

The engagement Of Julia Marlowe in
Queen Fiamette,' at the National The
ater next week, has been Cancelled on
account of the actress illness at Provi-
dence. as mentioned in The Times yes
terday morning. TeIegraphie advices re-
ceived by Manager Rapley indicate that
Miss Marlowe viii be compelled to rest
for at least a month.
Louis Mann. in his new comedy by
Charles f. Nirdlinger. entitled "Hoch,
the Consul will be the attraction at
the National next week.
The Washington times., 1902-10-28

The daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Enoch
Magruder Lowe. Miss Anna Contee Lowe,
and Edward Thomas Lewis were married
yesterday by the Rev. DR.. Perry, of St.
Andrews Church. assisted by the Rev.
Magruder Thompson, cousin of the
bride. The ceremony took place at the
Albemarle.
The bride wore white embroidered
chiffon and carried bouquet of white
roses and violets. Later in the after
noon Mr. and Mrs. Lewis started for a
wedding trip to the North. They will
live in Washington.
The Washington times., 1902-10-28
Weddings.

The marriage of Miss Mary Stone
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ailstor
Stone, to Milton LIE Roy Cough, son o.
Stewart E. Cough, took place yesterda!
noon at St Margaret's Church.
The brides dress was of white lace
over a skirt of ivory satin. Orange
blossoms held the tulle veil in place
She wore pearl necklace and ieweled
bracelet, gifts of the groom. Her bou-
quet was of chrysanthemums.
The Rev. Herbert Scott, rector of st.
Margaret's, officiated- The ushers were
oliver C. Hine.- Edward c. Duvall. An
drew Duvall, jr., and ]. Morrill, Cham
berlain. Eugene Cough acted as best
man. Following the ceremony wedding
breakfast was served at the family resi-
dence in Nj Street.
The Washington times., 1902-10-28
McKEEspoRr's PUBLIC BUILDING

Mr.. Taylor, the Assistant Secretary of
the Treasury, has agreed TO postpone the
selection of a site for the public build
ing at McKeesport. Pa, until after the
arrival of committee appointed by the
city council TO confer with him on the
subject
The Washington times., 1902-10-28
Four Cohans at Columbia
Kiralfy Production at La
fayette "In Old Ken
tucky' at the Academy
New Vaudeville Sketches.

Otis Turner scores distinct success as
the old darky .'Neb.' Bessie Barriscale
is dainty bit of femininity, almost too
much so for the character OF Madge.
Queen Bess, the equine player, comes
in for much approval.
The Washington times., 1902-10-28

The parents of Rachael Newman gave
party in honor of her eleventh birth
day on Friday evening. The guests
present were: the Misses Neal, Shoe
maker, Byrnes, Parish, Cobb. Wood
worth, Buck, Perry. Allen, Joseph, San
tarelle, Knott, Ireland, Harrison and
Cook. and Masters Ireland. Buck, Neal
Perry, Walker, Harrison. Ludwig and
Golding