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The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1902-08-29
SPRING MILLINERY

Of MIMI MIIlLINEK 7.
| have the latest styles in spring
millinery. Stock fresh, bright and
clean. Prices to suit the trade.
MRS J. w. LOVELY,
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1902-08-29
For SALE.

AT bargain one new Mccormick
corn harvester.
j. l.. ROE, Chanute, Kans.
The evening world., 1902-02-28
PANAMA CANAL
DEAL CHECKED.
OBJECTION MADE By C0LUM-
BiAN GOVERNMENT.
Concession Cannot he Transferred
without Modification Of Ger
tain sections

PARIS. Feb, 2s.-At an extraordinary
meeting OF the shareholders ~ the new
Panama Canal Company to-day. Prcst-
dent 70 read n message from tho Com
sul-General OF Columbia at Paris setting
forth that the company could not trans
fer Its concession to another nation
without first with the assent ~ colOm-
ha, modifying the stlpulat.pns Of ar
tlcles II and .. OF the agrecmcp,.
After a discussion. during which II
vas urged that efforts should bo made
{, keep thr concession for France. the
meeting adopted resolution expressing
approval OF the board of directors and
deciding, IN view OF the message NJ the
Columbia Consul-General. to postpone
entering into any agreement
The despatch OF tho colombian Gov
eminent was u complete surprise TO the
shareh oldsrs Of the Panama canal ON
pany. who met this afternoon In eSpcc-
tation Of merely rn,ifying theactIon Of
the board OF directors In Offering the
Panama Canal Compsny's property TO
the United States for 50. 10000 which
oner was to remain open until March I.
1898, and authorizing the board To carry
out all the measures for the transfer 81
United States accepted the offor.
The CONSERVATION. therefore, was gem
eral when President DO read Colombla's
telegram
one Of the shareholders Informed the
authority that President Lou5et had
personally taken steps to endoavor TO
have the canal built with French
money.
The evening world., 1902-02-28
ACTOR CARLETON
NOT BADLY HURT.
SON SAYS HE WILL SOON BE
ABLE TO PLAY.
Thirty-one Years On the American
stage. He Has Won Doth
Fame and Fortune.

Manager Fisher. Of the ''Florodora
company. left to-day FOR Wilmington.
Del. to look after w!i 7. Carleton.
whn was Injured In the wreck OF the
"F!nroio-n" special In Virginia
Mr. Carleton. 4 was learned. Is not
as badly hurt as was At hrsi feared.
He wrenchrd his spin" and Is suffering
from shock, but cSpec's TO ne able to
play again in "a few days.
Although af,y years ID, Mr. Carleton
had the bearing and the vigor Of man
Of th!rty-.ive He has thousands Of
friends in this city and throughout IN"
country In the West. whore Mr. Carrie
ton toured for nearly ten years at the
head OF his own opera company. his
name may almost be said - he a house
mold word
lie came TO New YORK from London
when nineteen. bringing with him a
bride. Herbert Standlrg tee noted Lon
don actor and Frank Kelly. the singer.
are hi- brothers Guy Standing, OF Mr.
Frohmhn's forces. Is MS nephew.
In 1891 ne orgau'zci the Carleton
opera Company, which introduced TO
the public Jessie Bartlett Davis.
This company iour--i the country for
ton years, netting Mr.. carleton "A large
fortune. He owns n handsome hcme at
EIgiy-nfth street and West End avenue
ard carries $4,000 life Insurance prob
ably the Largest amount carried by any
American actor.
The evening world., 1902-02-28

Cramer. NJ. Bvelynnes physician. who
live. in the building was called. He
revived the unconscious woman.
After consultation with the daughter
II was agreed the do,tor should ask sor
Evelynne's commitment TO Bellevue
81. He saw Magistrate Hogan
lay. but learned the only way II
could be done was by swearing out n
warrant. This the daughter refused TO
do.
Last night jus, as Miss Evelynne
was bidding her mother gpoi-by before
leaving for the theatre Mrs Evelynne
made a rush for the 'ront window.
threw up the sash and threw herself
out The daughter following close be-
mind vas just in time TO clutch her
skirts Screaming for aelp she held on
until assistance came. DR.. Cramer at
icrdef ner and after hard work quie,eG
her and the daughter went TO al her en-
Cagem.rt.
About an hour later, Or Crimer hav-
ing gone. Mrs Evelynne eluded her
watchers and going into bedroom
turned on the gas. Wnen she was
found she barely had a spark Of lie.
pr. Cramer and Dr. Lewis. Of tn.
New York Hospital ambulance corps.
who had been called. worked over her
for an hour. and finally succeeded In re-
viving her They decided 20 remove her
TO Bellevue. which was done.
The evening world., 1902-02-28
Mrs. May EveIynne,
Handsome, at Forty
Oespondent Because
Her Daughter Has to
Support Her - Four
Times Unsuccessful
at Suicide.

After a remarkable series Of attempts
20 end her life. Mrs. Nav Evelynne. n
handsome woman OF forty. has been
sent to Bellevue Hospital FOR esamina-
i!on as 20 her sanity
Mrs. Evelynnc. herself formerly on
the stage. lives at No. 100 West
Twenty eighth street with her daughter
Pearl, n member OF Proctors Fifth Ave-
nue. stock company She Is connected
with the fashionable set Of san Francs
CO. having come 20 New York only a
year ago. They have made their home
in the fla; In Twenty-eishth street ever
The evening world., 1902-02-28
IMPERIAL TRIBUTE
TO AMERICAN PRESS

LONDON Feb . The tone ~ IN.
editorials tn the English newspapers On
the subject ~ P-inc. Henry ~ Prussia
visit to IN. United States is dls;irctly
improving The Pail Iail Gazette. IN a
leading editorial on the banquet given
AZ the waldorf Astoria "wednesday night
by the New York s;aats-Zeitung TO the
press = the United states In honor u;
tn. Prince, says
"Our brethren II the Am"r!'sn press
NAV well feel proud Of Themselves ard
thcii profession. for It was FOR ,hesi
thu, Prince Henry reserved the rcvela-
ton ~ the precise object ~ hi. mis-
sior. one Of the traces OF imperial
authorship i IN he characteristics man
nsr IN which 4 Hrs maj aud N.
wording ~ the nffer 20 grasp hands
Proceeding the Pail Mail Gazette re-
'-!. t. the magnetic attraction which
the position ans power ~ the American
press must have fp- an intellect and
temper im"ni like hos" ~ the Emp- 'r
and draws the Conclusion that IN piaEt
.nF IN" American newspaper men in IN
same rank n MS own generals HIS
Ma sty deliberately intended tp ems lh-
-IE. the difference In hi. own mind toe
tsssT American and u, rulnu journal
ism
''lre would never SAYS he Pal Nal
Gazette. have TOLL the HFHduF tors ~
the press - the Father and that their
rank VAS within measurable d.-t1nC" ~
'hr II a German nff,c-r - the ~
press ,u % such an upiDirn. which vas
enough 20 make Prince bismarck turn
IN h'S srIve. cannot no #thcrs - than
pl"hs!nS 20 ~" E,r'l'Trr NJ the Amer.
can pT'ss
tn : James, liaE.'t" ry'narks ar
IN a similar vein, and ii expresses Itself
~ hlEn.N ggt.lrci - Mfit'Aw Reds
reference to Great Britain during the
cnursr ~ h's speech ~ the pres. ban.
"a.
The evening world., 1902-02-28
"ROSEY'S" UMBRELLA GONE.
Titus Hotter act u or IN Tell
FIorri~ sullivan" lie Says,

Hymau Rnsensch"im President ~ the
Ess-N MARKET Bar A%sa ,lation walked
into the E.saN Market Court ~ith
copy w. IN" Penal code Ia ole hani
AMI an s, umbrella IN The other t.
-s-ii the Pcrs, roie O., 'h- Court Ne lnii
th. umbrella .n .Hr hnpr and stood On
toy ~ D.; =, .r aid hr satc
In hi cSC,t,luru.. however Mr. R'-
s@nsuh-!m danced about the platform
and forgot ,ll a1'a' ats umbrella When
H. We. lb'u, 20 .chvr So" r'I-; Ne re-
Nom l.rsi ); but b., was gone
This = an outrage" - 'Nelaim,d.
Trfs - IN, nr7 umbrella I've lost IN
,h.. court Every body seems 10 think
get u,nb-slIts ;'r nothing This one
N.s q airthlay present from my wife
and mus nave It H.l,k II capt
TIL, to,.ut get it Will prefer
c.,a-srs against him q Rig Fl1rry sum,
var i-sn give warning that unless
wat umbrella = retl-red | sill stump
IN, east side untt Tammiry - once
more restored to POWER
The evening world., 1902-02-28

since coming here.
Miss Evelynne secured an engagement,
with Louis James and displaying abl
ity, was later engaged by Proctor.
A Few months ago Mrs. Evelynne de-
veloped acute melanciolla. She WORK.
particularly over her dependence L
her daughter. She was out under
care OF a physician. but she did not i'm
prove in health
Two weeks ago she tried 20 Jump
from n window OF the fint. and only
Miss Evclynne's promp; action saved
her life.
To proven, her mother from carrying
out her suicidal desire Miss Evelynne
arranged TO have friends siay in the
Nat while she was away a; the theatre.
Several times Mrs Evelyrne made
plans to kill herself. but none So nearly
successful ns on Wednesday night
Tn. daughter was performing at the
theatre. Two women friends were with
the unfortunate woman talking IN the
narIor She excused herself and lsfi the
room. \ few moments later the visitors
smelt gas. snd rushin; to the bedr
found the door shut. DR. Charles {.
The evening world., 1902-02-28
RIM THOUGHT BIG
BUILDING ON FIRE.
CLIMBED MANY FLIGHTS OF
STAIRS TO QUENCH 1T.
Policeman Then Found That the
Biase Was from Drying Pots
of Plastrrrrs.

Daniel Rim. fat policeman. who
usually patrols Broadway near Thirty
ff;h street saw flames In the windows
OF the upper floor ~ the tfelve-story
Lasrtmcnt building NOW under construc-
tion AT No. - 'Wcst Thlrty-nf,h stree.
to-day.
The crowd on broadway saw him
and followed. The policeman ran into
the building. but fpunl no elevators run
ring Then ne started up The temporary
stairNlys and ladders
Pufing and blowing he finally reached
the top story and there found a number
OF pldstercrs ~ work. What he had
supposed 20 be a iire vas the flames
from fire pots used 10 Try the plasteriuc
Rim climbed down NOR. slowly than
he climbed IN. and when the anxious
watchers below met him ne dismissed
them with the lacOnic observation:
"Nothln' dom"
The evening world., 1902-02-28
Sips ADD TO THE
GAYETY OF HARLEM.
"SHAN'T LAVISH MY MONEY
ON A CHORUS GIRL"
So Saith the wis--Conrt Proceed.
inss ans a Diskustcd
MaE'strats.

wnat. You -wo mere again. You are
Q disgrace, both OF you You srcrd
LIST Of your -m.. tr court You have
NSen before M n dozen times 1T lcas,
:: tn" complaints were sar assault I
-?nid hold you both for trial downtown.
You ouEh "a bc driven out OF Harlem
Il would 10 better .or the people up
her" II they were rid of your presence. Do
Such was the greeting OF Magistrate
Zelle- to George \ sipp and his wife.
.tary l.. proprie;ors % IN" Hotel Bou-
pNSrd. at Lexington avenue and one
Hundred and Twcnty-fourth street.
when ;aey appeared before him in the
Harlem court to-day. the woman charg-
Ing her husband with disorierly CON
duct
!; is another chapter 20 the many
troubles the S.pps have had since they
frs; came INTO nptor!ety year ago
and. Ike tho rcs' was sali TO he due
solely TO s!pp's attention to chorus
CIR and his n'sicrS ~ his wife
Kitty Lynch s sad to he the name
OF tho caprus girl. and her relations
will S!pp proved 50 troublesome tina;
ne recently armed over his lease OF
the Hotc! boulevard TO his wife to IS.
clpe prosecution at her hands Since
then Mrs Sipp has been trying to dis
pose 81 the lease. watch has three years
to run
Tom shark"y. me siilor-pug!.Is;. has
been after the property. and yesterday
sen; his manager. Barney Reich. TO the
once Of Mrs. Sips lawyer to have Mrs
slDp turn over the lease and also pay
her husband $50 .or releasing any claim
he held AKA INST tie property.
Bat wAen about TO sign. Mrs. Slpp.
alleging that she saw k!;ty Lynch
across the street waiting Tor her nus
band Drc 10 the paper and ssid that
Spp should never lavish hes nIOney "a
another woman. Then she wake! out.
when Sipp went 10 the he Il At l
O'Clock this morn.n. his wife told him
he could rot enter her apartments.
you can lie down in IN. office ike n
dog ana sleep there" she added. Spp
demonstrated with her, and the result
was lively set-io, Ia which the woman
brought into play i club and Hover
pot.
Magistrate Zslier discharged them In
disgust with Il warning ne would send
them both 10 me is.aud II they weie
ev.r brought before Him again.
The evening world., 1902-02-28
LAST NIGHT FOR THE LIGHT
ON FAMOUS LIBERTY STATUE
Electric Plant Removed by Lighthouse Depart
ment and War Office Must Supply Another

pared. But the Superintendent OF the
Light House Department. charged with
the removal Of the Department belong
ings, told Mayor Taylor he had tecn
Ordered to remove engine. dynamos.
light, wires, ana everything connected
with the light
Taylor refused 10 permit him 20 do
50 and a. once asked General Brooke
TO communicate with Washington and
ask that the plan, he left until the
War Department got It's plant In shape
Il hope this will he done said Major
Taylor. ".or II It is not. there can be
no light ior some time. We shall put
In a much better and stronger light and
recommend the lighting Of the inside Of
the statue with electricity"
The evening world., 1902-02-28

Liberty light VIII burn Tonight for
he last time until the war Department
r-lights IT. when this will be IS un-
certain.
MaJor-Gen. Brooke. commanding the
Department OF the East. on FEB. " ap-
pointed a board ~ officers to NEE; a;
Fort Wood to examine the condition Of
the Statue % Liberty and recommend
improvements necessary. ~ well as an
estimate os the cost. The board con-
sIsts OF Major Asher 9. Taylor. Capt.
Leroy :. Lyon. Second Lieut.. $. n
West
They met yesterday to begin the work
They AZ once urged the appointment OF
a sergeant electrician TO care for the
llsht until their report could he pre-.
The evening world., 1902-02-28
"HE STOLE MY PACKAGE"
F.rsued by Driver. Man Ran Into
Court-uous~.

4 man ran into the basement corridor
OF the County Court House from Cham
bers street this noon, pursued by Il
driver for tho American News Company.
across the way.
The pursuer yelled stop thief" with
all his lungs and a throng In the Court
House stopped the pursued.
The driver said the man had stolen q
package from his wagon. Policeman
Louis De Gan arrested the man. who
said he was John j. Smith. Prisoner.
policeman and accused marched on to
The Centre Street Court,
The evening world., 1902-02-28
ATTACHMENT FOR
BIG GUN COMP ANY.
CLAIM AGAINST ORIGGS-
SEABURY CONCERN.
IaHiiu-Rand Company Has tr-
count OF 81. .Gs'-Crippird
by strike.

DERRY. Conn. Feb San attach
m.nt for ssp.nno vas placed on the plant
- the briggs Sea bury Gun and Ammu.
milton COMPANY today 10 SATISFY q
claim ~ IN" i.lfin e Rand Powder
Company. ~ New York for 81 on
Tn" capital stock ~ the Drisgs-scl :
bury Comp1nv - si.H.sH and on .hc
grand list ~ the town Its property is
valued ~ siooGr
since q strike lac, summer only 100
hands have been employed. -ui those
are In IN" gun-nnistIiug department.
The evening world., 1902-02-28
EIGHT YEARS FOR MAY.
Wa. Ninslrad-r In Harlem Race
Riots

Burl"y May. negro. accused 81 being
a ringl,lder In the Harlem race riot Las,
Christmas day. In watch life was lost.
was arranged for sentence before Judge
Seuburger to-day The indictment
charged mins.aughter. but the evLlenc.
WAS not conclusive and the charge was
changed to assault In the FIRST degree.
May was sentenced TO serve eight years
and * months In Sing Sing prison
The evening world., 1902-02-28
SENATE BILLS PASSED.
Attends 10 Tax Law. Labor Day and
Eo,s' Ciub-Hoas~..

ALBANl, FEB. . Inc Senate has
passed these bills:
Re .snac;lhs sections ~ 10 TAI is~ n r'-
lsiion 90 trust somu.hs. uhl,h -srs lh-
sir---n'ly F-f--l~i by charter s7l u m s.,
u 1901
Amending the Labor law. tat no male unis-
rs ~ fcmilr Hnfsr q 'NaIi - required =,
spFs more than ten boar iiy
Nuthortlns the es'.blissns1i % toys slla-
h1usoi IN each borough - So iark.
The evening world., 1902-02-28
CLASSICS CONDEMNED.
sniversity President Objects q
Latin and Greek.

CHICAGO. FEB. ?s.--Latin and Greek.
- taught In the high schools came In
~ = condemnation a; the convention
OF the Department OF superintendent
81 the National Educatlonal Associa-
.son. The critic was a. Stanley Hall.
PIssident Of Clark University.
The evening world., 1902-02-28

service required 10 10 homer ~ the Ger
man ROYAL visitor Will oe drawn from
the town u -, GATHERINGS The escnr;
sill ~ furnished sy the Royal Canadian
Dragons - Toronto
The Thirt.rn.a battalion. ~ Hamilton.
vii furnish the guard %: honor and the
wcll,nd Fled Battery Will IRE tho
salute
The evening world., 1902-02-28
WARNING TO TURKEY.
Russian Ambn.sneor's Protest On
Albanian Disorders.

CoNsTANTINoPLE Feb. - - The
Russ an Ambassador here. !. a Zn-
ovieff. has made vigorous representa-
tiuHS To u" port" concerning tnr b.tlg-
erert situation In the neighborhood o.
Ipex. Albania. where n tribal nsht. In
occurred FEB. IS.
He points out Turkeys responsibility
for the safety OF the Christians Ia
Albania.
The evening world., 1902-02-28
DEATH WON RACE.
Member of "Runnwsy Girl" Com
pany Dies Beforc Wife Arrives.

KALAMAZOO. Mich. FEB. :S.-Forest
r. Russell. n member OF the Runaway
Girl Company. who was Injured In a
wreck on the Grand Rapids and Indiana
Railroad near Decatur. Ind. last week
and who was brought here TO the Kala-
mazoo Hospital. died to-day frctn his
injuries
Mr.. Russell. who was abaut thlrty-four
reached his bedside from St Paul.
The evening world., 1902-02-28
CANADIAN HONORS
FOR PRINCE HENRY

OTTAWA. ont. Fob = As has aecr
already intlma''d. Prince Hrnr, Will
not b" Spic TO cNtcal MS visit to ott5va
bur hearty reception Will he given h!7i
when he visits the Canadian side ..
Niagara Falls
A detail Of the three branches % the
The evening world., 1902-02-28
PRINCE IN POURING RAIN
REVIEWED NAVAL CADETS
SaIuted by Lightning Flashes Upon Annapolis
Parade Ground-Returns to Washington

ANNAPOLIS. Md. Feb. .s-Deius ng
rain that vas whipped around by gus,y
winl marred she visit OF Prince Henry
TO Marylands capital and the United
States Naval Academy.
II fell in uncoasing torrents that ran
through the streets in miniature rivers
nd converted the parade ground at the
Academy into a bay
But the naval men and their brother
officers OF IN. German parry scorn"l
surrender 20 the storm. and with all
their military nncry went through the
programme that had been arranged m
their honor.
Long Called on Train.
The train carrying Prince Henry
made slow run from Washington
During the trip Secretary Long. to
whom tn. car Garorne had been espe-
cla,ly assigned, went TO the car We
toria and called on the Prince. Later
the party Of naval officers were pre-.
scented. and Senator Hale and Repre-
sentative Fnss also pail their respects.
The Prince greeted them all very cor
daily
when the train reached Annap,is
station II was cut In two and the three
rear cars. including the Victoria, wer.
hacked into the depot. out In tn.
street beyond the depot marine Suari
stood at attention in rain that carried
the color from their uniforms a. n
-
Inside IN. dcpot ground. two lines ~
police made Ian. through 10 tn.
street. As the Prince appeared the ma
rine guard presented arms Commander
CommAndnnt OF tn.
Academy formally welcomed IN.
Prince AMI showed him 20 a closed
carriage The depot entrance va. can
opted but the rain irippei through the
canvas
Local milltilmen lined the streets
from the short line DEPOT to the new
grounds gate at the academy ana de-
spite N. driving storm hunir-ds OF
persons were out 10 zee the dlstin.
a-i visitor. A tho carriage q the
Prince reached ~. grounds the nrsi
Of a salute o.. twenty one guns
&c vndsi.
The evening world., 1902-02-28
rermnn-n, C~n.u. Bur-au.

WASHINGTON. Fec, ?s.-The House
mas agreed 10 the conference report on
the BIZ making the census of'ice "A per-
manent bureau. II now goes 10 the
President
The evening world., 1902-02-28
Cadet. Reviewed In Rain.

The Prince was Ariven 70 canvas.
covered stand on the vest end % the
grounds. and the cadets marched past
In ieveW. There was little shelter from
the rain In IN. stand. but the Prince
"a ed ;he rain ana stool At attention
ts she cadets came Ip Pools ~ water
had formed on the parade ground and
the mud Vas ankle deep, when the
"a let corps left the s,dden icli The
line - their march sas lnilcat'd ay a
-sor, Of rubber shoes held FAST In the
mad
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in
r-ant
speedily
L.
called
MAnNEn SAFE cuts fss,1s ,.. and sold
Eiu. ,uS.tup 7h"r. wsfoer. ra.r on
=
TRIAL pnrT EpEE
sent
ssnn-. @ BY
The evening world., 1902-02-28

at Eh, and his Officers FOR the manner
In which he hal h.en received.
The evening world., 1902-02-28
Likes the Academy.

The general Inspection II the AGA denny
buildings wa' made guile brief ON &C.
count II the storm, and the entire party
found shelter In III" house NJ sup,
Wainwright, whore they we're guests a,
luncheon. Mrs Wainwright SSs.stei
her husband In receiving and entertain
Ing them.
The Prince expressed pleasure At the
opportunity Ir visit the American Naval
College and thanketn Z Commander VAIN
The evening world., 1902-02-28
saiu,ed by Lightning Flashes.

The visitors were then hurried into
"a -iages AMI driven through ihs ar'A-
,ny grounds rhcy visited The ca tots
quarters. the mechanical laboratory and
also looked over ;ar u'S buildings that
At, being erected Is they lcf, the
parade ground lightning Mashed iArough
the SKY. there Va. rumble 81 thunder,
ana the electrical storm seemed TO give
fresh visor 10 the rain storm
The evening world., 1902-02-28

Don't wal. for something to turn
%. Let Sunday World Wants turn
10 something for you
The evening world., 1902-02-28
0NEY DISEASE.

coalitions. for they are the
unmistakable symptoms Of
kidney disease II. after you
have made this tea you
have any doub; In your mind
as IN the development 81 the
disease In your system. send
Us a sample Of your urine
and our doctors will analyr>
II and -ni lou q report Nth
advice free.
Warmers safe Cure u,
purely vegetable and free
from harmful drugs II
neither constipstr. nor over
stimulates II II an effective
tonic. aids iigrs,ion. awaken.
the torpid liver and puts the
pnieat in an ail-oyer healthy
state while ~ goes right at
the Kidneys. allAyinE pain.
soothing away Irritation and
Inflammation and cures while
~ builds Up the system
leading physicians prescribe
~. and 4. has been In gen.
.ral hospital use for 20 years.
II Is sure cure for kidney,
Liver. blood and bladder
DriEhts disease. gravel
liver complaints. pains In the
back rheumatism. rheumatic
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-03-21

N;pgdn 0bieto es mas importAn
te para un ciudsdano que la election
da sus egislsdores, msgist' ados, jue
ces y pSstCres.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-03-21
La sG1Ora Verar,
PuertOrriQue1a,
apIaudida en- Washington

La se nora Vsrsr de Pinckriey,
hija de nuestrO amigo Dou Francis
CO Versr, Nj sico mayor d. Ia BAnda
de Ia Policfa Insular, Ia que reside
actualmente en- Washington con su
marido, ha sido recientemente muy
aplaudids en- m concerto que tuyo
efecto en- el Club eWarguerS en- la
citsdA capital de Ia rep6blica.
No nos estrs rs, cierts mente que
Ia Sc nora Ver&r Sc haya hecho
apl8udir con entusis smo, pues reAl-
mente es en- ell piano una srtista
consumada, tocando con mucho gus;
to y sentimieLt0.
Nosotroe, al dar cuenta del
triupfo de nuestra paisans, nos
completeness mucho, por que asf
podr&n convencerse algunos de ala
que nos tienen per medic salvsjes,
de qua no estamos tan atrasados CO.
mo Sc puede Greer, viendonCs de le-
jos.
Reciba nueetrs paissna nuestra
felcitaci6n por sus triunfcs, nos
completeness en- envisrla desde aqu1
nuestros splusCs