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Hubby, dear, do you know that We
will have been married ten years next
tuesday,"
"Yes, / realize that we are getting
along, and should begin to economic
for the needs of the future"
1T is not the future that / am think
ing about, but the presently. Y.
Herald.
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yes, had all the fellows in the place
for my rivals when was counting"
"And yet you carried on the prize r.
interrupted his enthusiastic friend.
well, = corrected the other, slowly,
II not severely, II don't altogether
know about that. but ! married the
girl. Tit Bits.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1902-03-29

Reginald-"Did you ever see the sun
rise!" Agernon-No. I'm always abed
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1902-03-29

No one has a right to cry at girl's we'd
ding who is any more remote kin than
second cousin All others can weep al
they want.-Atchisan Globe,
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1902-03-29

Inquiry into things that are none Of oul
business seldom increases our good opinion
Of our neighbors. indianapolis News.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1902-03-29

"Ha, will fool the bloodhounds yet
cried the fugitive, hoarsely, and slipping on
pair of rubbers, he erased his tracks.-
Yale Record.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1902-03-29

Fame is something that makes lot Of
fools want to shake your hand Chicago
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1902-03-29

Many Of the flights Of genius are from 4
high bluff downward. Chicago Daily News.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1902-03-29

A hero" in q recent play attacked six
armed men, and vanquished them, but we
will bet he would quail at having q tooth
pulled. -Atchison Globe.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1902-03-29

Never be afraid of what is good; the good
is always the road to what IS true. Hamil.
ton.
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York, Pa, Nov. q, 1901.
We consider Piso's Cure fer Consumptiou
highly of i'll. L. Bower, North Water
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Too many things are done wall that are
eot worth doing at sil. Chicago Daily
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The Center Of FoIitenesa.
Where is the center OF politeness? We
cay Manchester, N. H. The mos disastrous
IRE in that town since 1870 was discovered
by Miss Theodore Richardson, who, see
ing the board of trade in session n the
doomed block, announced ss(;entlemen,
excise me for interruptinq, but the entire
north side Of this building is on fire, Dos
ton journal.
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What's in Name -Tess-"Pve written
Name Woodby an invitation to my tea.
suppose / must jess: Yes, but you've
spelled her name Name Tess-"That's
so. She spells it May -m-e, doesn't she "
Jcss-"Oh, no. She did three months ago:
but it's Ma-i-g-h-m~e now. - Philadelphia
Press.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1902-03-29

Mrs. Jones How do you like your new
cook, Mrs. Brown" Mrs. Brown--ssWell,
I'll tell you. She is a perfect failure 1t cook;
ing; but then, there are always compenea-
tionS. She cooks 20 wretchedly, In fact. that
she can't eat her own cooking. It really
3 quite. saving JON know. -Boston
Transcript.
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f THE limitations of man
prevent his penetrating the
future with any certainty,
there is satisfaction in be-
ing able to turn the glance
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Then he sent for the captain of DO
lice, putting all details into his posses.
sion. Two hours after the officer re.
turned to Mr.. Dickinson's Office with
somewhat gloomy face.
ut is al over. Mr.. Dickinson"
"What! has be confessed?"
"Yes, in words and action. Twas go
ing up to Mr.. Stanton's rooms, when 1
saw him coming. He was in a great
hurry, carrying travelling bag. This.
with his face. made me think he knew
we were after him. Miss Dalton was
very smart; but she should have con-
suited Us before she took those over.
shoes. Women are so impulsive. Well.
/ followed him. As Iexpected, he went
to the railroad station. Itouched him.
and advised him not to buy ticket.
as he would waste his money. he
turned paler than Hamlet's ghost.
Heaven help me. ] was mad! It
was all for her. he said. in quavering
voice. please do not handcuff me-. he
implored.
Very well, Mr.. Stanton l replied.
"Just then the shrek of an express
whistle made me start. He dropped his
bag and rushed across the platform.
He won the race-IIo prisoner. He
jumped Clean onto the buffers, which
hurled him on like football, over nd
over. His body is lying at the police.
station now"
Every cloud has its silver lining
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-11-17
osNCTISlAS8o Q

e.. Is a nochc dele oC'chraT scsidn 20
GinaTsa q Ayanisinicao de san lusn
=. Ira scoci6a &c iafAn',rsa &c GaFin.
alems "A 3 aver m;sa ea Ca;cdrsl
-. Mag is,ids qneiu aauehc "a ntfcsa
en- ia plaza priacipal. Toes IA banda cc Ia
talon Tue;iorTiqncfo.
- Hay % de;cn:aoS en el DcP6si;o
.ss a fines de- mes desaparecsran las
oiicinaS m;l;afes del ;errapea.
- Fl vapor "Ponoe" IA traido gran6cs
maquinas para IA Genital "Aguirre
- Demeiria SANTANA fuS cuiada aver
en el ciIarto de socorro.
-. Esta tarde sera visiiada Ia corbeta
alemana por sefioritas caballeros de San Iuan.
-. Cuando empiece circular nuestra
edioon dc hoy. ;omara puerto el acorazado
"Deiroit dc II marina americana. Niene de
Ia Culebra y 10 manda el Comandante A. {.
Dillingham;.
- Maria Martins Maria RODRIGUEZ
sc dedicaron al inocenie sport" de decir paia-
bras indecoroSas el Juez Bazar. que vela
constantemeRte por el mayor brillo del idioma,
orden6 que las dos Marias vavan durante cua-
renta Giss 10 catedra dc .i;rrAtura que dan
los profesores Gaspar y Eladio, en- el Dep5sito
Municipal.
-, Parece que el norroc 7tudo areopagita
Juan Sanchez tiene momentoS de o'impica
Derbia. In uno dc esos sc VIC frente frente
al ]uez Baza1 V este. que preaica Ia huuli dad.
acOrd6 que Sanchez este dn~alte veilte GiaS
co-:an3o las vgas del dep6sjto municipal
- Hoy ia tornado puerto el vapor fran
cGs SAINT Simon
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-11-17
Mayaguex.
Noyieinbre y dc 100,

.'ONa~lAlOAS AN lDOs
Sc eacuen;Ia en- puerto el vapor holandes
"Jeare" que dc Antwerp (Belgical conduce
,ssS pleas de hero Que forman tres puenies
de hierro para la com nlpafia del feirocarril de
circunvalaci6n han dc ser colocados inmedia.
tamente sobre los rios de Aii1soo. EStero y
Rosario respectivamen;e.
- In San German cause gran regocijo
la llegada &c la primera locomo:ora 4 aqueiia
Ciudad siendo dc Greer que Ell breve pazo po-
dra ponerse en- esplotaci6n ese importante trc-
20 de via, que sin duda alguna Ia &c p.oducic-
gran resultado Ia empresa.
- En- el Centro Espaiiol .endra lugar
mafiana un bale de Sociedad que promote
quedar nluy lucidc, pues hay mucha an.nlaci0n
en;re el elenento joven.
Con molvo dc ia festividad de IA ConceI>-
ci0n, habra csc dia en- el propo cir
culo social una nagnihca velada bnle, para IA
ctal sc hsCen grandeS lie, arativo,. Il colo
MA csp4Iiola coadyuvar@ al lucnieato de os
cultos relisicSos con que la Isiesia fes.ejara
la EScelsa Patrona de nuestra querlda Espafla.
~ Alayaglez c0ntar4 en- breve con una
insituc1Gnl nuy util para Ia juventud. Ncs re
ferimos Ia Escuela de Gimnasia y Esgrina,
cue tra.aa Ge abrlr los Stilores d. Pedro Fa-
brega D. Pablo Rolg ambas Iersonas nuy
competentes rs de presumir que los eSfuer
EOS de estes SeflCreS seran debidamente Secur-
dados.
x*x Ell conocido pntor don Julio G. Me
dina tambien inaugurara e d1a 10 de Di-
cie1nbre una Academia de Pintura, Escultura
Dibujo contando va con I'm buen n1mero de
alumnos insc-itos
Conociendo los meritos del sef1or Medina y
su decidido amor al arte, no hay por que dudar
de que pueden aprovechar el tempo los que
ac,,dan recibir SIS habiles lecciones alcanzan-
do en- su dia honra provecho.
~ Aver noche, estando TN individuo en-
Ell cuartel de policia examinando TN revolver,
escap6sele TIN tiro produciendole TN policfa
una herida en- una pierna, leve seg1n parece.
~ Por vapor Puerto Rico" Sc han en-
barcado hoy para New York 1900 cajas &c
chinas por Mr.. Oppolinsky y SO por el repre-
sentante de Mr.. Lippit.
~ Ell mercado de cafe esta a1n bas!an-
te fojo en- los precios, 10 cuai tiene los abati-
dos agricultores descorazonados. pues no ven
solucion para sair airosos de las m1ltiples car
gas que sobre ellos pesan. Hora es de que los
poderes pdblicos fjen TN tanto la atenci6n
en- esta question agrf ola, tan abandonada y ESQ
que esla fuente de vida do esta terra, en- que
solo por 10 visto inpera la desastIosa poltico-
mania.
NJ Prats Tolosa
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& SdIin Dli0 IIglISe
No lOgrar0n apreSarle
Ell Sitio de Tetudn continua.

Nueva York, lunes.-Un telegra-
ma de Tanger, recibido por "El Libe-
ral'dice que el Sultan de Marruecos,
quien Sc encontraba cercado por los re-
beldes dentro de los muros de Tetuan,
desde la anterior derrota, logro fugar-
Sc de la ciudad, escapando a la perse-
cucion de los revolucionarios que 10 re-
conocieron cuando va estaba a alguna
distancia de su campamento.
Entire las tropas sitiadas en- Te-
tuan y los rebeldes Sc han librado al
gunas escaramusas sin importancia
para ninguno de los dos ejercitos.
Parece que los sitiadores no Sc
apresuran atacar la ciudad confando
en- que no podran resistir muchos dias
sin entregarSe.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-11-17
Bueno, pero...

Por la hygiene. por Ia hediondez sue des-
piden, por el ornate por todos los motives ha
bidcs y por Aaber, la Junta local Superior de
Sanidad debfa debe tomar una 1rovidencia
acerca, de los cajones cajoncitos, barriles ca
nastos de basuras que pone cada vecino en- la
cuneta al frente de su respec.iva casa, a las oy
veces de la noche. para que el CAIRO basure-
TO la recoja las de la mafiana del otro dla
La verdad es que este espectaculo tiene
poca gracia.
Y no es ambar 10 que buele
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-11-17
10 gNgII0 Dc hhEl

los reNolu>ionaiics cstrechaa el cefso
Sc aproNima un entuentro formidable
Nueva York. lunes-Comunican
de Madrid. que el Ministro dc Espana
en- Marrrecos sefor Cologan. ha tele-
graiado su gobierno dandole deta-
lies de la revolution africana. Los re-
beldes estrechan el cerco que tienen
establecido para rendir a Tetuan, con
un eiercito considerable. FuerZas del
Gobierno acuden en- auxilio de los ST.
tiados Sc teme de un momento
otro cue Sc libre una sangrienta bata-
LA trentc los muros de Tetuan.
5 A toio; los puertoS &c Marruecos
han llegado huques de guerra de Es-
pana. Frarc cia, Italia lnglaterra.
Hasta la techa no han sido molestados
, en- NADIA los eXtrangeros.
la impression que Sc tiene es
qu1 la revolution cIenta con 81 apo.
70 2e n raayorta del i1lper:o Y de
las k&bilas rebeldes.
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& Sutton 0Ig1nh0 hODlS
Un ejercito de veinticinco mil
Tripulaciones en- terra

Nueva York, lunes.-Las t1ltimas
noticias recibidas del Continente Ne
gro. dicen que el Sultan al frente de
TN ejercito de $4,000 hombres Sc dirige
a atacar al ejercito rebelde que Sc en-
cuentra acampado frente Tetuan.
Creese que los revolucionarios va
riaran ahora de tactica y atacaran in
mediatemente la ciudad antes de que
llegue el numeroso ejercito del Sultan.
Los barcos de guerra que han lie.
gado a los puertos africanos han de-
sembarcado sus dotaciones en- previ-
sion de 10 que pueda ocurrir.
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La boda de esta noche

Co1:raeu ra:riln ,l.io Mr. ChaS. H. Aiaeee
la sefoIita Maria Cabrera.
FL acro iea.iz ira tn Ell A:eaeo, a las s
de la noche.
II scf1orita Tere "a Cabrera, hermara de
la novl /, sera la dana de nonor
Las sthoritas A1ne ia Amy, Isa el Rivera,
E iss Caldertn y Maedien lbAii 70 son las
madrinaS.
Mr.. 5. II. Ha,don sera el p drino. yls
self res F. M Wtlty Mario Geagel Sosf Nadal
Alejanlro Pe1, forms1l la Corte de honor
Las n.fias Juanita Cabrera Eva Amy
llevaran fl res y otra nifa del sef1or Amy lie
vara Ell All 10 nupcial
Los eS SOS So trasladarar adespues a Ia
casa r6ne'o IS dc la Graz ALI teadri efecto
Gua isa rece ri0s2. SIS
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-11-17

OBI o

En- la tarde de aver Sc ha recibido en- esta
Capital TN cabegrama de Indiana, anunciando
la triste nueva del fallecimiento en- aquel Es.a
do, de la sef1ora Madre del General w H
Elliott, Jefe del Dspartamento del Interior en-
eSta lisa.
Enviamos 4 la distinguida famlia Elliot
tan estimada en- nue,tra sociedad, la expression
slncera de nuestra pena por es.a irreparable
desgracia.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-11-17

Nuestro folIetln.

Mafiana termina la novtla cora cue veni-
mos publicando, con el tiGulo de II os Amores
de Coti.de"
Para que nuestros lectores puedan fornar
TN vol1men con varias producciones del cele-
brado novelis.a Armando Palacio Valdes, en-
pezsremos publican otros trabajos cortos del
misno autor Entire estos es.a
"El homhre de los patibuIos' >
que aparecera en- nuestra edicion del microbes.
M.~.M
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Isabella

10 de Noviembre de 1902.
Durante el pasado Octubre han ocurrido:
AZ deiuncioneS.
IS nacirniensoS.
ma rimonios, de elloS catolicos.
~ Por aquf llueve mucho 10 cue nos
augura buena cosecha de frutoS memories.
x*x Al amigo Francisco Camacho le ha
dado Su esposa, como regalo de Pascuas antici-
I ado, I'm hermoSo nifio.
La sef1ora del sefior Giralds tambien le ha
obsequiado con otro prinogenito. Que sean ell
encanto de sus padres.
~ Hoy ha lle2ado de Aguadiua el sefIor
Car os Aponte hacerse cargo de la secletarfa
del Juzgado de Paz.
~ Fl Coayes.ci.lA
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0|I0 TeZ e|de[n0.
La reina Guil.ermina de Holanda.
El pueblo disgustado.

Nueva York, lunes.-
de La Haya, que otra vez esta enferma
la reina Guillermina. Los escandalos
de la corte vuelven d tener de nuevo
su relieve censurable. Apesar de que
son muy acentuados los rumores de
que esta de suma gravedad la sobera-
nade Holanda, ell rey consorte no Sc
ha presesentado en- todo ell dia de aver
en- Palacio. entretenido en- una anima-
da partida de caza.
Ell pueblo esta indignado Contra
la condncta del so5erano v ac..,aca i
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-11-17
e hEque aien,an

El =. NJ. :. S,e~cA-. l'uQnc- escae's dc n
.nsfi-a alcGnana ,ttrgn - n.cst'A T'sr-to. csi s
msndsdo pof e czpi;sa Znr Sec lanke.
u 4, ,s ;o1cladas sicne ~ t.4..s,os J
80 hsab,eS dc ;f.nu scion
Nora IS oAsones DC los cuSles 10 S;n &c
x 81 fsleircS.
Is ~ 52qre pre- ioSo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-11-17
ESp1I0 hQIIQuI0
Romero 2obIedo anuncia un debate
Actividad del Sr. Sagasta

Nueva York, lunes-Noticias lie
gadas de Madrid esta mahana, dicen
que arreglada desde el viernes de la
semana pasada la crisis ministerial
del Gabiuete Espanol, ha vuelto nor
malizarse la vida polftica en- la Capt.
tai de Espaila.
Ell senior Romero Robledo, ha
anunciado que maflana reanura su de-
bate politico respecto de algunos pro-
blemas pendientes de arreglo por el
partido liberal cuya solucion es de ne
ceSidad Immediate.
Ell senor Sagasta ha estado casi
toda la noche en- su gabinete de traba-
jo despachando urgentisimos asuntos
retrazados a cons ecuencia de la pasada
crisis.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-11-17

douinada per complete la terrible rla.
"a.
IA pohlaci6n of,tce an aspce,o i
gran trisiCEa.
Los espcciaculos pahl;cos no fun
oionan Y en ioda Ia ciudad SC extien-
Dc el panico
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-11-17
Los G!g!9U!s!gs el Gg!lglll
Deolaraclones Sensaoionales del libertario
Reabino Sc queja de Ia calidad del arma

Nueva York, lunes.-Un telegra-
ma de Paris. llegado esta maiiana di-
ce que el anarqaista Reabino que alta
co al rev Leopoldo de Belgica. ha de-
clarado que. efectivamente. tenia in
tencion de asesinar al Monarca para
castigarle pcr su criminal conducta
con su hija.
FL anarquista refiere del Monarca
espeluznantes historias en- abono de su
conducta Lamentase de que las con-
diciones del arma conque hizo los dis
paros al rey, no hayar sido fiel Sill
tinO.
Reabino tiene en- 81 gran confan-
"a Dice que 81 no mat0 al rey leo
poldo no fut porque le ten1blase el
pulse slno por deficiencia del revolver
dc que intent0 scrvirse para realizar
suS prop0SitOs
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FL capi&&sa Besss-ios

Ha sido ncmbrado Mr.. Nc Leary, Iuez
Asociado de Ia Corte Suprema, comsl,i, ado
especlai para el examen definitiyo de los ca gos
presentadoS por el sefior Crosas contra .l Ca
ptan berr1os.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-11-17
H Ci|a0 en- A0|i|0
300 $ muertOS diario
Panico que Sc eXtiende

Nueva York, lunes. Sc han reci-
bido nuevos detalles acerca de la cpl
demia del colera en- Ell Archipelago fl
lipino.
Noticias oficiales del Quartet ge-
neral en- Manila, dicen que todos los
dfas Sc registrar 80 8 s. defunciones
diarias del colefa.
la poblacion esti alarmadisims.
poraue esta nueva terrible Invasion &c
la epiuemia h.. sorprendido & los Eaol
tl,.es de Mania, cr,.ndo va Sc cIcta
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Asasspeea dis s&Essg MscIo

En- Ia pr6Xina semaaa.. y procedente de
Nueva York, llegara d San Juan ell ex-Presl-
dente dc Ia Rep1blica do:nlnicana, don Juan
lSidro Jlmenez.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-11-17
N. LOuDeI { los EShd6 UnidOS
Es probable que vaya
Para Ia exposition de 1904

Nueva York, lunes.-Dice un te-
legrama recibido de Washington, que
han llegado informes de la capital
francesa, indicando la posibilidad de
que venga el Presidente Loubet los
Estados Unidos, para asistir a la Ex-
posicion de San Luis en- 1904.
Sobre esta version no hay nada
Official ailn, pero Sc sabe que en- los cir
culos politicos de Paris no Sc ha des-
mentido la noticia, sino que por el CON
trario. Sc comenta favorablemente.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-11-17

mai IS iratos del marilo Ia dolenoia de
Ia rcina Guillermina.
Esta esIaba hoy algo mas grave
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-11-17

NJ. Pra.s Tolosa.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-03-15
MUSIC AND DRAMA.
WILL BE BANNER ATTRACTION

WILL BE BANNER ATTRACTION.
On Monday evening next what is prom
ised as the banner amusement event
of the season is booked for the Crawford
when the famous Wilbur kirwin opera
company viii enter upou an engagement
Of one week While new TO this com
munity the Wilbur-kirwin company needs
TO Introduction to amusement lovers. u
was the first organization in America TO
produce opera at popular prices For
twenty-one years Is and its companion
organization. the Wilbur Opera company
have toured the country with universal
success and with the unique distinction
OF playing ffty-two weeks q year. sum
mer and winter alike Another feature
OF the organization which cannot be
claimed by any other theatrical venture
IN America is the fact that during It's en-
tire life of over q quarter OF "A century
il has ever remained under the manage
ment OF its founder. A. J.. Wilbur, the
originator Of the idea Of opera at popular
prices IN the management Mr. Wilbur
finds an able aid in Miss Susie kirwin.
who has been so long AZ the head Of the
company that her name s. a by-word iu
the homes throughout the communities
where the attraction is best known The
opening bin viii be Jack and the Bean
stalk an extravaganza dealing with
characters that carry the spectator back
to childhood's halycon DAYS IN the nur-
sery. Nor does that imply that il is
childish affair. Jack and the Beanstalk'
ran for three solid years in New York.
Boston and Chicago. deIghting tens Of
thousands Of people with its rich scenic
Investment its gorgeous costumes. daz-
King marches, jingliug. tuneful chnruses
and brilliant electrical and mechanical ef-
fects Jack. the pussiant destroyer OF
giants VIII be seen. together with Mother
Hubbard. Mary Quite Contrary, the fam
Gus living blackbird pie and q score Of
characters from Mother Goose. From the
Arabian Nights Siabad the Sailor IS Dor
r0wed as q running mate for Jack The
adventures Of this pair IN their ascent up
the magic beaustaik IN quest Of the goose
that laid the golden eggs constitute the
vehicle FOR a world Of clean fan. iuterpo-
lated with tuneful music spirit Of
dash and ginger. pervades the entire per-
formance. There was one production Il
Jack and the Beanstalk'' huit-and only
one. This IS the property OF the Wilbur
Kirwin company and win be produced
Monday as staged Ia New York during its
long run.
During the balance Of the week Il rener-
toire OF operas VIII be given. the operas
70 be announced later. Matinees have
been arranged FOR wednesday and Saturs
dav. with q prospect that another WIZ
be announced il Miss Flirwin can he inc
duced 20 give IL. The company com
under q guarantee. arranged through
subscription sale Of tickets This sale is
now on and VIII continue until p To-.
Monday. II has already reached large
proportions and promises GO be very
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-03-15
GREAT FUTURE FOR BLACKWELL
Gas Affair Means Much 20 That Okla
hOuna Town.

Guthrie 0. IT,. March 1.-THE follow
Ing are the prophetic words Of Robcrt 4.
Ne1. on the Blackwell gas strike:
The gas problem is now settled. Black
SCH has nauVai gas in an exhaustive
quantity. The vein struck last night In
well 40. g. is q genuine gesher- 1t was
Reached sc @ depth n about $50 feet.
Tile Cow from this well IS said "a be ten
times stronger than the flow from wei
No % Everybody is feeling jubilaut and
they have just cause To 50 feel. u means
much for Blackwell. IL settles the prob
leu ~ cheap fuel and light- L means
misunderstanding industries. ID means thar
With railroad shops. freight and passen-
ger divisions. the strs utoard paper mill
re Wholesale houses and other Industries
that VIII De here within the year Sack
wei is destined 90 become the most pros
porous city m Oklahoma.