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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-10-24
COMUNICAOO
A. T. o. Flo.

A. T. o. Flo.
Salye, preclaro hijo de Cervanteslli
Con 81 permiso Voy escrihir unas
hneas ". H. iterarla dirigidas, a1n
cuando sea IN atreyimiento por mi
parte.
\ perdone 81 alguna vez 10 trato de
usted. puesto que soy fuerte en- ESQ de
Sustedess- No me critiQue, precIaro
hijo de Cervantes, 81 escribo Ia con
junction tamhien ssf como 10 hago,
porque ne deiara con an palrno de na-
Neea Nuiere usted Que 10 escriba
tan bieng
NArAosA que es usted un ca ... ia en-
@vamatica. Pero honorable senior: Pax-
que me sale " III 81 encuentro 81 na-
die le hech6 cartas en- el asnBtog
Cuando le he ofendido 4 v. He
GratuitameEte me diriga tOda su ba-
terra cue es de Greer, no ten7a contra
quien enfiIarla.
Cuando so resuelva 6 escribir otra
toa0aASsa, dfgalo con is dias do ante
laci6n para que la dele eli cam
po lihre, es decir, que no inserte
ning0n otro trabAio fin de que quepa
So granatical v literario articul0n.
Y es ". Ell. ell coIm0 de los crfticos
porque critica de mi hoja hasta Ia inn
preston. Olga ", H. sspientlsima. le
voy & decir 10 que ". I'll. ha escrito
contra la impression de mi hoia, & sLa
Corrssnondencia.a
Hsr0 tenga entendido que la actitud
min no ha sido chismosa, de serlo
serfa ". Ell. tan .chismoso. por 10 me-
nos como 20.
sSaoe v. III. porque2
POrque v. iii. Quiso escribir criti-
candO las festas asertfs. Y ell hisk6rico
Ietreroa pero un amigo intin0 de v. H.
no 10 dej6 porque peKd1a Ia colocaei6n.
Y esto 10 supe p0rque prenunt6 si
era ". H el aut0r de kas nOticias que
insert6 en IN diari0 de San Juan.
Est8 V. HIT
W. H. querza cribicaK & su principal
por el letrerxA seU6n dilO SIN amigo
que es tarnhiGn mi amigo; perO este 10
contuvo, y ahora dice NJ H. que chig-
mes. Y que este. 10 otr0 y 10 de mas
alik.
Di0a honorable sefEor: No eneontr6
otro argumentO meipg2 4amp0e0 en-
contr6 que m6a aeeirF
Que nae raFnpi6 con su critical
Pero cue ca 10 one pBetende cri-
ticara
Me las hecho de GAIA, eh2
81 W. Fl. solicikm - ekAn nna pEIeka,
phrnnlnsanA b0xaaraoa nzsa eopiita
Taa eeTFn aaf denstivm-
nnente nagaeah0 qnleu 81 81 cue 10 vs.
rxaa ~ 90 aEla nar
Lego b hora ppeclaro hiio de Cor
vantea.
r. eE
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Paris, Octubre. FL Dsarso DO las
Debates, tratando de los 9ltimos inci-
dentes del Sur cranes, concapt1a que
no debe modi6carse la Inca politica
que Francia .Kiene siguiendo desda ha-
ce setenta aAos respeoto q Marruecos.
Francia no Recesita estahlecer SD
protectorado en- Marruecos, pues no
podrfa hacerlo sino mediante una guee
IRA Iamentable.
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ALCALDIA De SAN JUAN, PR.

Sc PREVIENE A TODOS Los
DEUDORES AL MIJNICTRI0 POR
CONCERTO DE xPATENrES. A
QUA, 8, &, QUE DE NO SAEHSFA-
GER SUS QUOTAS EN- LA TESO-
RERIA, DESDE ESTA FECHA Alb
TREINTA DEL ACTUAL, SE PRO-
CEDERA AL COBRO POR LA VIA
JUDICIAL A PARTIR DE PRIME
RO DE NOVIEABRE PR0XIMO.
San Juan, Pto-Rico ocsubre ~, 1908.
r. q. Todd
Alcalde de San Juan.
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Ell sntIerrO de don Rafael
TOfO Gandla, do Penee
q gas.estro eo,v,esponsal. J

Octubre %. Aver entire 5 " 6 do Ia
tarde Sc Nev6 cabo 81 entierro del
cadsyer de don Rafael Toro Gambia,
con bastante concurrencia, no obstan-
te 10 desapacible del tempo. El due
10 fu6 despedido por ell Licenciado don
Angel Acosta Y Quintero. El cada-
yer fu@ inhumado On ell cementerio Ca
t6lico de Canas, despues del ceremo-
niaI en- la iglesia.
Reiteramos nuestro pesame & los
deudos del finado.
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de- paI0
tue sniaIrada % 81 CansnlorI0 ID
GalaRO.
Las alltOTldadoS no C0neuTri0
ron al sIiIO do Ia dssgfacIa.

Sc nos informa que Ia ahogada en- Ell
rio de PaIo Seco, del cual suces0 am
pliamente nos ocupamOs aver fu6 en-
terrada en el cementerio de CatafIo.
A las 3 p. m. sin que al sitio de Ia
desgracis concurriera el juez v denn6s,
Sc orden6 desde Bayam6n al traslado
del cadayer.
La orden fus cumplida por ell comi-
sario " la policia.
Oblig6se & cuatro individuos & que
hicieran la conducci6n del cadaver
CstaIo, v no SO les retribuy6.
De la autopsia affrmase que muri6
de asfixia por sumersi6n.
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CatastrOfa en- un ferTOearTII

New York, Octubre. .-El tren rapi-
do de la Inca Southora Railway cay6
desde un puente en- Danville (Virgi-
nia), resultando nueve viaieros muer-
tos y muchos heridoa.
lQu6 cosas tiene el progresoi
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Mas d0laIlGS acGrGa do Ia ahO-
gada on el muOIIG dc las 60
IOtaS.

FL apellido de la muchacha que apa-
reci6 ahogada en- ell muelle de las go-
letas, es Gonzalez.
La hermana casada, que reside en-
San Juan, Sc llama Maria Gonzalez.
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haTanIas do M6xIeQ an 81 mar
eaaO de N0W York
{ lDg aaaleger0 ooggaspolaeaLl

0ctnbre 40. M rni6rooles 30 ven-
dieroA unas 400 caias de estas naran-
les. ouyo precio auctuaba entire S2. .15
y S2.85. Tenem0s entendid0 que Sc
important esba fruta auuf esta estaci6n
en- mayores cantidades que anterior
menta
tencia los cuItivadores de Ia indicada
venta.
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- - ~" - =" =
sinaua del Hire u candida
yaua an
dnte ceuas6a Exposii6n
Ia
Peu9a Nadicaa
enaaela h Thnrsssn.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-10-24

El Catarrho ya 80 ha coageEsido en una
calamidad nacionaii sus daafsosos 50 ak
tienden desde Nueva ysFk San Francisco.
MAS que IL misad del pueblo sufre con 81.
Sc ha heeho IN aannta faa grave. que "a ha
pasado los cOnhnsa de II profession medical,
y Sc ha convertido I'D INA question nacio-
nal Los senadpxes hablan de Il, los iipu.
tados 10 discutea
No solaments estan examinando la extern
sion el caraetar cr6nico DIS esta enferme-
dad, sino estan considerando tarahien la po-
sihilidad de encontrar un remedio nacional
para afrontar esta caiamidad nacicnaI.
Y va parecen voiver su atencion hacia la
Peruna, este gran refneiio para Ell catarro
El DR.. Hartman, presidense del Sanitario
Hartman, invent6 este remedio, es decir Ia
Peruna, hace cuarenta amos, el uso del
mismo como remedio para toda clase de ca
tarros ha aumentado cada afo.
Hoy dia SO presenta al pueblo como re-
medic Inferno para el catarro, ei cual, estric-
tamente basado sobTe Ia investigation eien-
tihca, Sc ha acrsditado perfectamsnts En-
efecto. no tiene rivales entire los renaedios.
Para dIr8ociUnes especiales, Cada cual
jemplar del cual, ScompAna como enyOltlIra
La Pc rgl-na Ia. as.tienen de venta todos
! botella, sels hot9llas pof cinco dollars.
AqueIlos que deseen correspondence
erar Las dilaciones neoBsarias on ida vuelta
Hartman Columbus. Ohio III 8. a.
Hidel gull Plaza Alfonso XII
oS dropuigtas al DOR gnenor en- u isla de pu
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Caa&agnHs xga aa ga@m gaxs
:6nEoa AZ 6Ai III gBa I'D sam
AZ daza aamaa
En "a y assa ~ asa Maaaa,
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En aaka ampaaEata "a vamde papsl de
pssi6dieo visto s q qulataL
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I'm sgta iaprenta - yEssle pagel
daalosoo vlalo
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UtaTyaci0nHS mel5QGll
AVER

TenF atura nAxtma az
E& mElatgn T88
EIuvia Ia
ezia normal he nuvla Qi
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-10-24

Peruna no sirvs para aplicarse iocalmen-
tej no produce solamente nm aIiyio tempo
rario; es un rsmedio que proporciona una
cura permanente. La peruna es un remedio
sistemico. Eradica del sistemo todo vesti-
gio del catarro. CuTa eI cataTro dondequiera
que este colocado. Produce curaciones ra.
dicales y-peTmanentes.
Ell Sr. Don Fritz vollmer, Presidente del
aSchwabischer sangerbund", Chicago, en-
una carta recientemente escrita Ia Peruna
Medicine Company, dice:
Debido 4 un catasro muy grave mi voz
habia sido perjudicada tanto que "a creia
que Ia perdiese enteramenta. Lei unas noti-
cias relatives las curaciones maravillosas
efectuadas por la Peruna, me decidi para
probarla.
"Ms allegro decirles que dentro de muy ;
POGO tempo me encontre perfectamente GU
rado. Fritz volInser.
Dirijase I'd. 4 la Peruna Medicine Com
pany, Columbus, Ohio. para recibir gratis
su folleto de testimonies, con innumerables
eartas recomendatorias de hombresy muie-
res prominentes sobse Ia Peruna.
debe leer sLas intermediates de la vida. !"
cada botella.
os quimicos y drOguistas, Al pFecio deun do
Iirecta con q DR.. Hartman. y que pueden
lei correo, pueden dirigirse al mismo DR. s.
san Juan, P. R puede yender los farmace
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e ~ 1908
Montour American. (Danville, Pa.) 1866-1920, 1903-12-24
No Grnrnds for Fear.

There would seem to be good deal
Of uncallad for apprehension over m
alleged outbreak of typhoid fever
among tire pupils Of the High school
Among five pupils cited as suffer
ing with typhoid fever there are but
two at most whose cases up to the
present have been diagnosed as such.
TO allay all fears and to salty
themselves that there is nothing un
sanitary about the High school, 30
ough Superintendent Gordy and p1t-
cipal T.. c. Carey Sunday laid rGo
matter before Dr. p. c. Newhthrr.
President of the Board Of Health Or
Newbaker with the superintendent
and Principal made tour of the
building closely examining hydrants,
drains, and the entire system of
DR.. Newbaker unhositatingly de
clared that he found nothing imperfect
or unsanitary about the building; that
there Is no place where the germs of
typhoid fever or of any other disease
could breed and that there is absolute
~ no ground for fear These facts are
SET forth TO counteract any mere ru-
NOR TO the contrary.
Montour American. (Danville, Pa.) 1866-1920, 1903-12-24
Important Test Case Decided.

A test that will be of considerable
interest to all constables as we'll as
the Sheriff OF this county was decided
by Judge Savdge Of Northumberland
County some time ago and upheld by
the Supreme Court last week The case
is one that involved the night as
TO who should serve the subpOenas
for the District Attorney in the Com
monwealth's cases.
The Sheriff contended by a recent
law that it was his right to serve the
subpoenas and accordingly notified the
County Commissioners OF that county
that they should not pay any monies
for this service until the courts had
decided as to who had the right to the
service.
Constable O'Leary, Of Shamokin.
was tho first constable TO have his
money stopped and he brought suit 70
decide the matter Sheriff Dietrich
brought counter suit and Judge Say.
idge decided that the constable had
the right 10 collect the fees and serve
the subpoenas. The case was appealed
TO the Supreme Court and that body
last week handed down decision up
a.. Ll.I.auaI ~ 40" % SN~- -------".0- IHs--eUvI
eT dispute as to who will perform
these services.
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Al. Il, Wilson.

One OF the attractions At the Opera
House early in January will be Al II
Wilson in a Prince Of Tatters" Ga
tale Of Old New York, n new and
grand play by Sidney R. Ellis The
opportunity was given Mr.. Wilson to
become a stellar attraction by Chas.
Fl. Yale and Sidney r. Ellis, we'll
known managers Of reputc, and he has
more than fulfilled all promises made
of him, for in the present day parl-
aucc, ha has made good and sur
rounded as he is with a fitting play,
an excellent supporting company and
a fine production, his success has been
Overwhelming and complete, which is
all the more gratifying from the fact
that it was honestly earned, and there
fore viii prove the more lasting
Montour American. (Danville, Pa.) 1866-1920, 1903-12-24

During the second week OF February
'retnton Will entertain in convention
o12r Goo men interested in YOUNG
Mems Christian Association work
HuH prominent in religious and ma
Jaolal life, including President Roo>e-
yolt, John Il. Mott aud Fred b. Smith,
have been invited to attend this gath
ering, which Will be known as the
jubilee convention. In the event of
President Roosevelt being able to
come 70 Scranton, he Will be secured
for a meeting on Saturday, February
20 State Secretary 5. NJ Bard is
working on the program, which Will
he ready for distribution in January.
Montour American. (Danville, Pa.) 1866-1920, 1903-12-24
SISTERS OF
CLENDENNIN

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Montour American. (Danville, Pa.) 1866-1920, 1903-12-24
Kodol DVspeusia Cure.

Dlgr,ia all classes Of food. tones and
strengthens lhe stomach and digestive
organs. Cures Dyspepsia. Indigestion,
Stomach Troubles and makes rich red
blood, health and strength. Kodol
Dyspepsia Cure rebuilds wornout tis-
sues, purifes, strengthens and swee
ems the stomach; Gov. G. W. Atkin-
son, Of ". Va. says 4 have used a
number of bottles OF Kodol Dyspepsia
Cure and have found it TO be very
effective and, indeed, a powerful rem
edy for stomach ailments. | recon-
mend it to my friends. Sold by
Paulcs & Co. J. d. Gosh & Co
Montour American. (Danville, Pa.) 1866-1920, 1903-12-24
Fight Will Be Bitter.

Those who will persist in cIosn-
their ears against the continual recon-
mendation Of Dr.. Kings New Discoy-
cry for Consumption, Will have long
and bitter fight with their troubles, if
not ended earlier by fatal termination.
Read what T. r. Beall of Beall, Miss. q,
has to say Last fall my wife had
every symptom of consumption. She
took DR.. Kings New Discovery after
everything else had failed. Improvei
ment came at once and four bottles
entirely cured her. - Guaranteed by
Paules & Co., Druggists. Price SOC,
and 8 90. Trial bottles free.
Montour American. (Danville, Pa.) 1866-1920, 1903-12-24
PRISONER IS
Identified

Edward Mover, who was arrested on I
Thursday under suspicion of being i'm /
plicated in the Cleudouniu murder. /
was removed to Lock Haven Saturday |
evening
5. j. Lebo, special agent, n. =. G
q II. r. r. r., and W. + Robinson,
a fiagman Of the same railroad, arrived
in this city Saturday forenoon. Ac-
companied by Officers Miuccmoyer and
Voris and representative Of the
Morning News they proceeded to the
County Jail.
Meyer was taken into the large va
cant cell i'm the uuIth-ca~t,ru corner of
the prison proper, where hr wa, con.
frontcd with Mp-sr-. Lobo and Robin
son
Upon being asked whether hu knew
Robinson lac replied u the Affirmative,
admitting further that lac WIS in
Jersey Shore ON Thursday, November
10Th the day preceding the murder of
William CIendeunln at Browns Tow
er Mr. Robinson wa one of the rail
readers III whose hearing Meyer it is
! alleged, made the hon,t that ho would
get nice bunch of money before he
left the place IN the jail Saturday he
acknowledged making such remark,
but explained that he had no thought
of obtaining the money by murder or
robbery He protested that he had
never harmed amau, woman nor child,
and that when he spoke of getting
money his only idea of obtaining it
was by selling needles and pins.
| From the first he was very much eX-
cited and called on God to witness his
innocence. On the night OF the goth,
when seemed 20 o' ihe hISh' me was
associated with the murder, ne dcnlar-
ed that hc was in MOntuursyille. lie
had left Jersey Shore the day before
and in company with an old fellow
he slept in a mill This tact he
sure he could prove by the watchman
and others. IL was not until the next
morning that he learned that the op-
orator had been killed tie was in
formed by u boy that murder had
been done up the road.
He denied that hc had bummed q
pair of shoes in Jersey Shore, but ad-
mitted that the trousers tie had on,
which were decidedly i'll fitting aud
Montour American. (Danville, Pa.) 1866-1920, 1903-12-24

Mrs. Margaret Gaskins, whose death
occurred Wednesday. was consigned to
the grave in Fairview cemetery on
Saturday afternoon. Rev. Alcorn,
Episcopal clergyman Of Philadelphia
otfciated at the obsequies 4 quar-
tette consisting Of Messrs. John b. and
Sam A. Mccoy and Mrs James Scar
let aud Misc Anna Lyon rendered two
selections OF music The pail bearers
were Amos Vastine, james Shultz.
J. r. Moore, d. II. Hunt. Joseph
KeeIey sud ". II. Ammermau
Montour American. (Danville, Pa.) 1866-1920, 1903-12-24
Good flr Children

The pleasant to take and harmless One
Minute Cough Cdrc gives Immediate
relief in All case, Of Cough, Group and
LaGrippe because it does not pass i'm
mcdiately into the stomach, but takes
effect right at the seat of the trouble.
1t draws out the inflammation, heals
and soothe- and cures permanently by
enabling the lang, to contribute pure
life-giving and llfe-Su-taining oxygen
to the blood aui tissues DR.. Arm
strong Of Della Tex, prescrihes il
daily and says there is no better cough
remedy made Sold ny Paules & Co,
J. d. Gosh q Co.
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Revelation Imminent.

a sure sign OF approaching revolt and
serious trouble in your system ID ner-
yousness, sleeplessness, or stomach up-
sets Electric Bitters will quickly dis
member the troublesome causes. 1t
never fails 10 tone the stomach, reg
ulate the Kidneys and Bowels, stimu-
late the Liver, and clarity the blood
Run down systems benefit particularly
and all the usual attending aches van
ish under its searching and thorough
effectiveness. Electric Bitters is only
soc, and that is returned if II don I
give perfect abstraction. Guaranteed
by Paules & Co, druggists
Montour American. (Danville, Pa.) 1866-1920, 1903-12-24
LOOK OUT FOR
bogus money

At this season of the year when all
is hustle and hustle in the stores and
on the lines Of the railroad in their
efforts to offer the best service and ac-
commodations possible TO the many
who throng the cars and stores, count
erfeiters have appeared ON the scene
and added to tho discontinue of both
the employed and the employer by at
tempting 70 pass countcrfeitur worth
less coins ON the unsuspecting, think
ing that probably in the hurry they
might pass worthless stuff uudiscover-
ed.
There is no other time in the year
when the stores are run to their ut
most capacity As at present and eyid-
emily for that reason the queer shower.
are trying TO avail themselves of the
opportunity to ply their trade, Up
at Wilkesbsrre Saturday, when the
conductors on the trolley cars made
| their returns for the day il was found
that thore had been passed in the rusi
large number Of half dollars that
were bogus and thus the conductors
were out that much money.
1t is thought after reading of tho de
predations in Wilkesbarre that there
is an organized gang working from
town TO town taking advantage Of the
Montour American. (Danville, Pa.) 1866-1920, 1903-12-24
Vaccinatel Passengers.

Every passenger ON the Northern
Central Railroad train No. 81, which
arrived in Elmira at > 5.2Oo'clock Sun
day night, was vaccinated by tie mil
road compauy'- physicians before the
train lett the station, the prccautjon
being taken because of the discovery
of smallpox patient among the pas
songers The man boarded the train
below Trout Run Pa but a physician
who Was ON the train discovered the
nature of the man $ aIlment and had
mm removed from the train at Trout
Run.
Montour American. (Danville, Pa.) 1866-1920, 1903-12-24
Mrs, Lormor Passes Away.

Mary, the wife Of Samuel Lormor,
departed this life Sunday morning
after long siege of suffering.
She was siXly-one years of age and
besides her husband is survived by two
sons and three daughters For three
years she had been a sufferer, her trou
bic being a complication of dropsy and
heart disease.
Montour American. (Danville, Pa.) 1866-1920, 1903-12-24
A Frightened Horse.

RnnhinH HNe MAD down 'he street
dumping lhe occupants oI nunuie"
o''5' "og'usu'S' arc 'FeiS uay o,ou'
'''i'' '' - -. ''o' vs. 0' ''0
a Ie''AD'' 'h''o ''ln'y "nu ,l''io
none "' r"o' a. d - N ~" : . 'i'i a
'7AI''' u.s. o"'S' ''"','' ~ una
ana FiI's' "'''pp''' POigN'S "'u'l no
soo''inR e"'c'' '"'' at ""'o' 'N -"
uFuR store.
T,. .,,,.lr ,aro. ..y.ar- ,y,I,;.
wolr.,,, L,. ,.,n .+....a nndo, tLo
Montour American. (Danville, Pa.) 1866-1920, 1903-12-24

Miss Pearl Snyder, East Market
street, gave q party Monday evening
IN honor Of her cousin Ralph Wilson
~ Wilkesbarrr. who will leave today
for Philadelphia Those present were
Misses Edith Baylor. Lizzie Thomson.
Fannie Miller. Emma Linker. Louisa
Hauey. Katie Richardson Messrs
John Jones. and William Hauey Re
freshmouta we're served during the
evening
Montour American. (Danville, Pa.) 1866-1920, 1903-12-24

Bluuders are sometimes very eIpcn.
aive. Occasionally lite itself Is the
price of a mistake, but you'll never
be wrong II you take Dr. King New
Life pills Tor Dyspepsia. Dizziness,
Headache. Liver or Bowel troubles
They are gentle yst thorough 95o.
At PauIes &, Co's Drug Store.
Montour American. (Danville, Pa.) 1866-1920, 1903-12-24
Walded gatnrdap Eunnlnn

Miss Elsie + Elliott Of tins city and
Robert J. Lewis, of CatawI-sa, We're
united in matrimonv in this city Sat
urdsy evening The nuptal knot was
tied by Rev Harry Curtin Hartman, at
the parsonage of ST. Pauls VI r.
church
Montour American. (Danville, Pa.) 1866-1920, 1903-12-24
The Village Postmaster.

Take a cup full of "Old Home
stead, " ditto of Way Down East. 3"
stir all together and you have the
batter for The Village Postmaster, -
but the cake that comes from it has a
flavor all its own. II all reports are
true, it Is more pleasant and palatable.
The play had run of 237 nights at
the l4th Street Theatre, New York,
100 nights in Boston, and has just
finished a run of l25 nights in Chi
cago, where it was by all odds the big
success Of the summer season.
1t will be seen at the Opera House
on December 3lst and there is every
reason to believe that it Will give our
theatre goers much satisfaction. as II
did those who attended the perfor-
manccs in New York and the other big
cities. The original scenic produc-
tion IL carried with the company. An
excellent company will be seen, in
cluding many Of the original cast. eX-
actly as seen in New York and Chi
cago.