The sun., 1903-12-27
Mixed drinks q speciality"
Call and see Eddy"
san Miguel beer on drauzht, ;"

call ana see EDDY.
san Miguel beer on drauzh.
open Sunday
Antidote to Eddy that wet universal
American ULYSSES. is the Independent
Order Of Good Templars. The Inde-
pendent Order Of Red Men fourishes
with many branches. All FoNG, yell
low man. gives an appetite by his de-
scription of his Merchants Cafe,'
palace by tho Pasig, Ocean-Swept
Restaurant, Oriente Cooks The Ca
loogan Road House. 'five minutes ride
on the Dummy line, invites to "a Cosy
Retreat in the Heart of the Country.
SAM RowLEY's screaming farce, -Casey's
Reception, is making q big hit at the
Orpheum, The "only first class family
hotel in the Walled City mod estly sets
forth its charms The Grand Hotel
Restaurant Metropole is commodiously
situated, near to everywhere. "Ye
hungry folk. visit the Palms and get thy
fill. cries Mrs, JACK, culinary pride con-
quering syntax. American plan and
American billiard tables" allure the
eye. In short, COLIN, non animum.
The editor complains Of the "dear;h of
sport. Only the racetrack and base
ball stir the languid hours. Admiral
STRINGS bluejackets from the Rain
bow will Gross bats with the Twenty
seventh Infantry at the Quartet Melsic.
The Twenty-seventh has beaten the losth
Battery of the Coast Artillery, LOWELL,
the infantry pitcher, striking out sixteen
of the artilerymen. As the editor says.
with fervor, the realms Of balloon can
count upon unanimous patronage. and
the national game is real & ,dsend.
There has been some pretty boat racing,
with gigs and dingys and cutters, at
the Cavite fiestas.
Capt. MAIR, commander of the Pam
panga constabulary, has been entertain
ing his brother officers at the fiesta Of
San Sebastian in Bacolor. They feeted
the time carelessly. as in the golden
world:
"All the surrounding barrios. and even people
from further outlying municipalities. fockcd into
Bacolor on Saturday. and the dance which started
on the same night never ended until the morning
star rose over that pretty little town on Monday
morning. Gayety prevailed throughout those two
DAYS and all were In high humor. Nothing prettier
be imagined than the fair native damsels
dressed In either latest Partisan ball gowns or cool
and picturesque piha waists dancing slowly and
gracefully Rlgadon. or a waltz by STRAUss. The
whole affair was a continual chain Of pleasure and
enjoyment"
And Americans, Spaniards and natives
were in the best humor and on the best
of terms with one another. The zap
Club, mysterious order, has just been
formed The persons of Irish birth or
descent in Manila have formed a socol
and benevolent organization. In the
Philippines there are no wrens to hunt
on Boxing Day, 80 the sport of THoMoND
and DESMOND will have to be dispensed
with; but there will be something doing
on Thanksgiving night
There was something doing in Manila
Nov. 10, and fortunately there was plenty
Of space and reporter of the good old
sort to flop about in it, The literary
result is glorious, and we deserve vote
of thanks for disseminating some Of it
in the Western East. The preliminary
flourish and brief chronicle:
THE dull monotony Of the normal day In Manila
was relieved. yesterday. by a most sensational
alair-no, o,hing less than a genuine Spanish duello,
fought In the bright liyht OF n,ontne.
The scene Of the combat was Santa Mesa race.
track. and the ,rate participants well kn 1wn
u m. who farms many acres Of land at Bacolod
ls,s dc Negros. and a member Of the troupe OF
artiStos from Barcelona at present playing at the
paz Theatre.
The ingredients which arc inevitably associated |
with Latin quarrel In the world OF nc,1na ro |
nance were all preScnt--therc was the charming
scnorlta--a young lady who ha, caused the hearts
OF many young Spnniards patrons of the Paz, to
throb al the fever pace Of awakened pass,,n--the
insult and the taunt of cowardlcc.-
Don ANTONIO NAVARRO, a member of |
q distinguished family. inherited and !
married wealth He lis in, as one might |
say. the prime Of life; but although !
the majority Of his years have been
passed in the rural atmosphere of tho |
tiler of the soil and the rearing Of cattle,
swine and roosters, he is lover of the |
arts, not least among which he ranks |
that of the 1hespian. Notice that the |