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New-York tribune., 1902-07-26

Henry B. Harris is having troubles. Owing to
the unwillingness of Grace Livingston Furness.
author of the new comedy. Mrs. jack" which he
hought from her and was produce Wallack' s
in September to alter certain passages in the
nIaV there was tilt between them, and the au-
thor finally sent back Mr. HarriSs check for 81 900
and declared she would keep her play. AS she at
the time had both manuscripts In her possession.
she seemed to have certain definite advantage.
Mr. Harris has another play up his sleeve. but all
homes Mrs. jack not yet abandoned.
New-York tribune., 1902-07-26
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THE WEATHER REPORT.
YESTERDAYS RECOT

YESTERDAYS RECORD AND To-DAYrs FORECAST
Washington. July 25-An of high pressure covers
New-Engand and the Canadian maritime provinces with
Nova Scotia Pressure continues relatively
Northwest There has been material change
position highs and lows during
days Rain has fallen In Florida along the Gulf Coast
and in Texas. also in the Middle Atlantic states. the
portion the lake regcn and scattered
have fallen Middle Missouri Valley.
perature prevails in all districts
Local rains are indicated for the northern districts Sat
Florida There will be material change in the
The winds along the Atlantic
fresh southeast. along Gulf Coast
light south southeast. and
fresh west 10 southwest
Steamers which depart Saturday for European will
have fresh southeast winds and cloudy weather
New-York tribune., 1902-07-26

George J. Appleton. who has been manager for
n. c. Goodwin for several years, will be the man
ager of Klaw & Erlangers production of "A Mid
| summer Nights Dream" In which Mr.. Goodwin
will appear Bottom season after next
New-York tribune., 1902-07-26
THE NIAGARA sEEMED TO BE AFIRE.
WARD LINE STEAMER. BOUND OUT CAME TO
ANCHOR BUT PROCEEDED AFTER A
SHORT DELAY.

The Ward Line steamer Niagara, which cleared
yesterday for Tampico, to anchor off Bay
Ridge early in the afternoon and for a time it
appeared that the vessel fire. The flames
seemed to be the pilot house. After only a
short delay she proceeded, passing Quarantine,
bound out $40 p. m
New-York tribune., 1902-07-26
FORECAST FOR TO-DAY o-,D SUNDAY.

For Western Pennsylvania and Western New-YorN.
showers to-day and Sunday fresh southwest south
winds.
New-Jersey. District of Columbia. Eastern New
York Eastern Pennsylvania. Delaware and Mary yand.
cloudy unsettled weather and showers to-day and
day: fresh southeast Winds
For New-Eneand, fair in north showers in south,
on to-day sunday showers fresh east winds becoming
southeast
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The following official record from the Bureau
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New-York tribune., 1902-07-26

Highest temperature yesterday 20 degrees lowest Ga
aarqa a. average for corresponding year "a
average for corresponding twenty-five years "A
Local forecas-Cloady. unsettled weather and showers
to-dav and Sunday: fresh TO southeast winds
Burnett's Cocouine kills dandrun. alays iTrita-
tion ana nromotes a healthy growth OF the hair
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rRrRrrNn LOCAL oRsFRv.r1o,

In ) diagran white ne
changes pressure indicated by The Tribune's self
recording barometer The the tempera-
ure recorded q Perry's Pharmacy.
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DeclaIacienes de- eNasimiento y
DefaAci6a, On <La eorrespoalel-
t'as
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USurpaCiOn de
EStad0 Civil
Historic que parece
cue11tO

Por una extra11a caAuAlidad ha 81
do descubierto nm delito de usurpa.
ci6n de estado civil, verdaderamen.
to original.
Sufeiendo prisi6n preventive por
nm delito de hurto, SO hallaba en- 10
Ckrcel Modelo nm sujeto.
AL pasar 10 causa, una vex termi.
.nsda L. instruction del sumario, &
califieacion del fiscal, el funeionsrio
del ministerio ptblico, 6 quien CO.
rrespondi6 el proceso, qued6 su.
mamente sorprendido Al leer el nom.
bre y apeliidOs del eDjuiciadO.
C1incidf IN 6stos con los De nm pa.
riente del fiscal que habfa muerto
hacfs siete a11os.
Oreyendo el r. ferido funcionsrio
que aquello debfa de ser uns rxra
coineidencia, 6 fin de cereiorarse
examiI 6 la dliao.6 a del proeesado.
Entonees "a sorpfe esa sUbi6 de
punto.
La edad, naturalexs, pref ssi6n,
etc todAs las notas de Il filiaci6n
eran las mismas que las de su difun'
to parienta.
A I'm de poner en- ciaro ell asunto
se eneAmiL6 & Ia Ckrcel.
Embellishments ell detenido fu6
llAmado & communication con ell fiscal.
C4mo puede suponerse, Ell tal euj e.
to nj remotAmente ne pArecfA al pa.
risnte del representante de la ley.
Este le interrog6 minuciosament te,
y 6 2cuantas preguntas le faeron he.
chas contest6 con aplomo y seguri-
dad el process do.
Assgur6 llamarse como On II eau.
So constabA y refiri6 actos y dc TALES
De 10 vida del muerto completamen.
to verfdicos.
IL -lPero usted es pAriente mfof-
pregunt6 el fiscal.
Isl, sc NOR contest6 el detenido.
-iPsro 81 mi pariente muri6 hace
amos y 20 mismo costee su entie-
rro!
-Aquello De ID muerte , del entie.
rro fu6 solsmente I'M Afdid para %.
| earle s usteA dinero.
La confasi6n del repres entante de
10 ley ante tan cateG6ricas man ifes-
taciones fn6 extraofdinaria.
AL fin 81 proceaado confea6.
Habfa tornado el nombre del pa'
riente del fscal, paisano suyo, con
quien two fntimA amiatAd, merced
6 Il cnal conocfa hasta Ion mxs In
3 gaifican ntes detAlles de- on vida y dc
toda sl fAmilia.
DID % verdadsro nombEs, y enton'
60 q director y fiscal q1edaron adm
mks aAmirados, puea Ion veRdAAeroa
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Uno de los prineros
poetas de la isla,
dedica una poes1a a Mon
sefor Blenk

DON Quintfn Negr6n Sapjurio ha
escrito uns composition pu6tica on
vsrsos de siete sAabas, con motive
do IL pr6xima fiektA de III p Providen'
ciA On In OAtadral.
IHvitado Negr6n Sanjurjo. por el
PfssbfsterurI Ia6eneiadoi don Baldo.
nero Hernandez, para que cantase
& 10 Madre dc Dies, Negro Sapjur.
10 compuso Glek y heis est-Lfa que
ya ha enviAA0 d p. Hernkndes, pa
n quo les publique, en- 10 ferma que
gsste, durAnts 10 fiesta de 10 Pro.
videnCia.
La eomposicf6 n se tituls sDe ro-
dillAss, y est& dedicads sl I ustrfsi.
mo senior Obispo de ID Di6cesis.
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apellidos del procesAlo SON los de
una fsmilia nauy conocida ZEN Me-
drid.
Se crse que con ell lsupuesio nom'
bree auplantador ha snfrido ~ una
condsua por delito contra lal propie.
dad.
Inmsdiatamente se present1 an ea
!u1gAdos de guxfaia II corfespon.
diente denuncia por usui pa6i6n de
estado civil.
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OPERA IS SUCCESSFUL
Able Psrosi WINS Applause In
Uatoat srusf,.l r-.att.,

Able Perosi WINS Applause 10 his
Latest Musical Creation.
Able Perosi, the celebrated oratorio
composer, recently scored another sue
cess at Milan, where he gave for the
first time his latest musical creation,
Moses" to an enthusiastic audience OF
about 1000 persons. The overture,
describing the meeting Of Moses with
his future wife and iather-ia-law IS
remarkable for an exquisite ~pastorale
which took the audience by storm and
was encored The soprano, sigDora
Pinto, sung with extraordinary pathos
a beautiful prayer which concludes the
FIRST part Of the o%ratorio when Moses
leaves for Egypt The second part Is
too long and It's music IS not so fine.
though It offered many opportunities
10 the composer TO exercise his talents.
because Il records the struggles Of
Moses TO persuade Pharaoh to- release
The Jews and the infections with which
Egypt was visited. A grand solo, beau
tfully rendered by the barytone Sam
marco (Moses). ushers in the third part
Of the O%ratoriO, which concludes with
a splendid hymn Of thanks after the
passage of the Rea sea. P6rosi was re-
peatedly called to che footlights amid
deafoning cheers. the admirers of the
gifted able consider Moses" a mas
terpiece Of origiiEl music, but critics
remark that the maestro has this time
Initiated with tca much serYility the
style OF Wagner.
The San Juan County index. (Aztec, N.M.) 1890-19??, 1902-03-28
SOME AeE0


Those Who Have m easy Life Live for
Quite Lengthy Periods.
In the v~icinitNvof Paris a home for
old domestic animals was established
some time ago, and among the present
inmates are a mule y years old, a COW
SO, and a pig IS years old.
It is claimed Mat domestic animals
which lead an easy life are likely to
live far beyond the average age; If
properly cared for. Many birds GER
tainly attain an extraordinary age.
Eagles. ravens "a parrots frequently
live a hundred years and pelicans prob
ably live as long, for it is recorded
that one of these birds was placed in
the Amsterdam geological garden some
time before 1892 and was still there IN
1870. This pelican, too, was at least
four or five years old when it was
placed in the garden.
Eels are also ibng lived. Professor
Buchner tells Of enc, which was kept
for twenty-six poars in a pond at
Thiengen, in which it was placed at
the age Of eight years. It attained a
length of nearly i've feet, and its fav-
orite haunt was IN the current that
flowed into the pond. All authorities
agree that domestic animals which are
obliged to DO a TODD deal of work dc
not live so long Is those which lead 2
placid life.
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His Word
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Il read a story the other day" said
a lawyer, "of the death in Memphis Of
al %ex-conyict who had been pardoned
by the governor Of another state on
condition that he should never return
to the state. Such incidents are not
frequent, but they have occurred be-
fore.
Il recall one In which the %pardoned
man complied with the conditions, but
in a novel manner. His family, con-
sisting Of his wife and daughter, were
compelled by reason of a clause in the
will of the wife's eccentric father to
remain in the state in which the hus-
band had been convicted of forgery.
"The wife had money. She bought a
piece Of ground which lay across the
boundary line OF two states and
erected thereon a house, one-half Of
which stood In one state, one-half In
the other.
in this hoouse the pardoned man
and his family lived until the hus-
bands death. have been assured by
The San Juan County index. (Aztec, N.M.) 1890-19??, 1902-03-28

a strange proceeding for 50 aged a
heart that had put aside all youthful
follies.
The boat moved slowly; the river
swept away into the forests depths.
Their laughter was the spontaneous
laughter Of two who find content in
each others presence; their silence
held ne estrangement.
A purple mist settled on the blue
mountains that belted the distance;
from some near hill, a milkmaid's call
doated. The knowls above them we're
massed in bloom. A deep sweet hap
piness filed the woman's soul. 1t was
but just that life out of its fullness
should have given her this n last
day Of youth.
The boat turned homeward. The
sun, a ball of fire, was dropping behind
a far mountain peak. 1t was dragging
her off to a dream country from which
she would wake in a SILVER. Alas,
that from dreams the dreamers awake.
But the boat crept on-in the perfumed
gloom the laurel crowned hills were
white. 1t was still a dream. A sebeol
girl dream come true. A castle built
on lonely evenings .yhheen the wiaas had
long thoughts-a castle turned to
cleaning marble.
The boat touched the landing. For
an instant the man felt the pressure Of
her light weight; then she stood be-
side him on the river bank.
"Good-by," said Matilda. She held
out her hand; her eyes had a strange
sweetness-the sweetness of a joy re-
linquished at birth, laid r~everently
away with her one day Of youth.
"Good-by," she faltered, "it grows
late
"Good-by?" the man said, puzzled.
Then he laughed down into her eyes,
"Good-by until tomorrow"
we have had to-day" said Matilda.
And will have tomorrow" The
mans boat shot out into the stream.
Matilda climbed the hill that led to
the village-the dreary village. And
in the west where the day was fast
dying the star that comes first to the
waiting sky glowed,
The San Juan County index. (Aztec, N.M.) 1890-19??, 1902-03-28
In the Day Of
the Press Gang


In 1858, when English fortunes were
at their lowest. and many deemed
them altogether desperate, there was
"the hottest press for seamen on the
Thames since the war began, no regard
being had to projections. Eight hun
dred men were swept away. The crew
Of the Prince Of Wales. letter Of
marque, stood to arms and saved them
selves" In the following year war
rants were issued for pressing seamen
and a~ble-bodied landsmen. The terms
Of the warrant set forth that 1t was
absolutely necessary in the present
critical situation Of affairs. and in the
face of a threatened invasion, to equip
the fleet" Greenwich pensioners were
summoned from their w~ell-earned re-
pose to man the guardships. Thirty
pressed men fought their way out Of
the tender at Sunderland; they were
confined below and the hctchway lad
ders removed, but they contrived
among them to hoist their leader on
deck. He wrested a halbert from the
sentry, n kept him on with one
hand, while with the other he lowered
a ladder for the rest. who then
overpowered the tenders crew. In
) Tqiv OF 81 - ma vaa- o. creenlsnd
whaIer, the Golden Lion, entered Liv-
erpool homeward bound. Two tenders
The San Juan County index. (Aztec, N.M.) 1890-19??, 1902-03-28

A special expedition, under Dr..
Charles Balfour Stewart, has Just been
sent by the Liverpool School Of Trop-
zeal Science to the Gold Coast and TO
the gold mining districts Of that coll
ony. to conduct a series Of operations
there largely the suppression Of the
mosquito), with a view to improve the
condition Of health and sanitation. DR..
Stewart was TO have sailed for Cape
Coast Castle on November 16. but his
departure had to be delayed. as the
municipal authorities Of Liverpool
requisitioned his services to deal with
an outbreak Of plague in the city. The
lines on which DR.. Balfour Stewart
viii proceed VIII be similar, SO far as
possible. 10 those now being followed
by the Sierra Leone expedition OF the
Liverpool School under DR. Logan Tay-
Tor.