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Evening star., 1903-10-07
HABEAS CORPUS.
Beavers Raises New Question In New
York.

York.
The New York Tribune of today says:
George w. Beavers yesterday. through
his counsel, resorted to habeas corpus pro-
ceedngs to ascertain whether the govern
ment was not exceeding its authority in
causing indictments to be returned against
him in two separate federal districts.
''The proceedings yesterday began by Mr..
Beavers going to the office of United States
Marshal Henkel. accompanied by his bonds
man, J. r. Brown of Audubon Park. who
formally surrendered him to the custody of
the marshal
while in the custody of the marshal Mr..
Seabury, representing Mr.. Beavers. applied
to Judge Holt of the United States district
court for a writ Of habeas corpus, declar-
ing in his application that his client was
being Illegally restrained and deprived Of
his liberty by reason of the fact that two
separate and distinct removal charges had
been made against him in this district.
Indicted in Two Places.
Mr.. Beavers, it was shown. had been
indicted in Brooklyn for alleged completely
in connection with the contract of the
Brandt-Dent Manufacturing Company. and
that. following his arrest in this district,
proceedings had been instituted by the
United States attorney to secure his re-
where the indictment was returned.
Subsequently, it was alleged, second in
dictment was returned in Washington
against Beavers, and he was again arrested
In this district and hearings begun In
preliminary examination on a second re-
moval charge, the United States district at
torney desiring to have Mr.. Beavers off,
cially removed to Washington for trial for
an alleged conspiracy in connection with
the postal contract of the Columbia Supply
Company.
'It is impossible according to the con-
tention Of Mr.. Seabury for the government
legally to remove Mr.. Beavers to two sepa-
rate districts at one and the same time,
and 1t Is therefore contended that the hear
ings can be legal in only one case-that of
the first indictment, found in Brooklyn.
Writ Returnable October 8.
Judge Holt made the writ returnable on
October 9, the same date when United
States District Attorney Youngs, Miss
Wrenn and Inspector Little are to appear
before the judge and show cause why they
should not be in contempt Of court in dis
obeying the subpoenas issued by United
States Commissioner Hitchcock in the
Beavers case.
''The writ having been granted, Mr.. Sea-
bury asked the court to fix bail pending the
hearing on the writ. Judge Holt fixed the
bail at $500. which was furnished by Mr..
Brown the former bondsman, ana Mr..
Beavers again obtained his Hberty..'T ty.-t
Evening star., 1903-10-07
GOVERNMENT BONDS
Baltimore Markets.
Special Dispatch to The Evening Star.

'Peef"! D1SP"teH 70 1!He evening Star
BALTIMORE, October 7.-FLOUR-Quiet un-
reis
:. WHEAT-Birmer; spot contract sOtsas0A; spot
No 2 red western; ss$assA: October sO1sasoA; !;
No. 2'red. 72aa72ss receipts 3053 bushels; south
ern By sample, 65asO1s; do on grade. 72lsasO1s.
vember. new old, 491a19s.; year. 49a49H; jan
uary. 4811a4SA; steamer mixed, 4Sha4Sa; re-
ceipts 76. 237 bushels; southern white and yellow
corn, 50ab4.
OATS-Easier; No. 2 white. ~ sales No. 2 mix
ed, 4O1a sales receipts. 10 692 bushels.
RYE|Steady; No. 2 5Sa581s; No. 2 western, 59a
5915; receipts, ,607 bushels.
HAY-Dull. unchanged.
GRAIN FREIGHTS-Quet; steam to LIVERPOOL
per bushel I'D. October; Cork for orders, Del
Quarter, d. Cd. October.
BUTTER-Quiet; fancy initiation, 17a1s; do
creamery. 21a22; do. ladle 16a17; storepacked, Is
ala.
EGGS-Firm; 24a25.
CHEESE-Unchanged
SUGAR-Firm; coarse granulated and fine g. ON
Evening star., 1903-10-07
FUNERAL OF GEN. JOHNSON.
Remains Inferred in Loudon Park
Cemetery, Baltimore.

Special Dispatch to The Evening Star.
BALTIMORE. Nd. October THE re-
mains OF Gen. Bradley T. Johnson. who
died Monday at his home in Goochland
county. Va. reached here at 1:43 o'clock
this afternoon. Awaiting> the remains at
union station were members of the Con-
federate Society. the honorary and active
pallbearers and a part of the 9Th Regiment
Maryland National Guard. commanded by
Capt. N. Lee Goldsborough.
The funeral party proceeded to Christ
Church. where the services were conducted
by Rev Edwin Barnes Niver rector of the
CHURCH. and Rev. VIM. M. Dame, chaplain
OF the Confederate Veterans. Gen. and Mrs.
Johnson were members of Christ Church
when they resided in Baltimore, and II was
the wish OF relatives that the servfce be
hello there. At the conclusion of the services
the men of the 9th Regiment and the MEM
bers OF the Conferedate Society boarded
cars to Loudon Park cemetery. The others,
including the pallbearers and friends at
tending, occupied carriages
Evening star., 1903-10-07
Charge of HOUSEKEEPING.

Detective Grant and Mounted Policeman
Lynn yesterday afternoon arrested George,
alias Wilton, Banks. colored youth. on a
charge Of housebreaking. He is accused Of
entering the apartments of Mrs. Katharine
M. Bradley, at the Litchfield. 904 14th street
northwest several days ago, and carrying
off a lot of clothing valued at $12. The
property was recovered by the officers from
a secondhand store.
Banks pleaded guilty to the charge when
he was arraigned in the United States
branch Of the Police Court today and Judge
Scott held him under $1,000 bond to await
action by the grand jury
Evening star., 1903-10-07
To Discuss Claim for DAMAGES,

Under instructions from the War Depart
ment a board of officers to consist of Major
John G. d. knight. Corps Of Engineers;
Major Medorem Crawford. Artillery Corps
aud Captain Hugh LaF. Applewhits, Artil-
lery Corps. has been appointed to meet at
Fort McHenry. Md. to examine into and
report upon the validity OF the claim OF the
Dawson Chemical Company of Baltimore
Nd, for alleged damage to its property at
Hawkins Point. Nd. by the firing of an g.
inch and 1o-inch gun at Fort Armistead
Nd, In April, 19OS
Evening star., 1903-10-07
Charges an Assault.

Sergeant Anderson and the police Of the
Anacostia substation are investigating
complaint made at the station this morning
by Buelah Merrett. fourteen-year-o col
ored girl. employed ELS a domestic at the
home of william Compton. 1923 Nichols ave.
nue. Hillsdale. The girl told the police
that a white man called at the house the
afternoon OF the 5th instant, selling books,
and on finding out that she was alone made
q criminal assault on her.
Evening star., 1903-10-07
Died at HOSPITAL.

James Brown. thirty-eight years old, Of
1131 10Th street northwest was removed
from his home to the Emergency Hospital
about o'clock yesterday afternoon, where
the physicians found that he was suffering
from alcoholism. He was given the neces-
sary treatment and placed in a ward. where
he died about 1 o'clock this morning Cor
oner hewitt issued a certificate in accord
ance with the facts and the remains were
removed to Browns late home, from which
place the funeral will be held when the ar
rangements are completed.
Evening star., 1903-10-07
Rearrangement of Court Cases.

The Supreme Court Of the District Of Co.
lumbia, sitting in general term, has passed
an order directing that hereafter Circuit
Court No. / shall consider the odd num-
bered cases on the law calendar, and Cir
cult Court No. 2 the even numbered cases.
Heretofore the reverse prevailed. 1t Is
deemed more convenient to have the even
numbered court hear the even-numbered
cases, and vice versa.
Evening star., 1903-10-07

However. in order to be prepared for such
contingency, the stockholders have
agreed to allow one person to act for them
in this connection. or the 1000 shares OF
STOCK all but about 5000 are owned by thu
washington Railway Company, and 1t is
naturally concluded that IL there is any
market for this stock the company is the
most probable purchaser. At present the
City and Suburban is in the hands OF a re-
ceiver.
1t is likely that street railroad matters in
this District Will become one of the leading
local questions in the near future 1t has
not as yet been determined whether an ap-
pllcation will he made at the regular
sion of the next Congress for authority to
change the tracks of the existing lines so
that they will lead to the new union sta
ton. That terminal is not to be in readi-
ness for two years yet, and so the settle
ment OF the question of the relocation of
existing lines may not be considered OF
such pressing necessity as to receive con-
sideration at this coming session. II the
matter comes up there both of the railroad
systems in this city will be before Congress
FOR needed legislation.
1t Is also formally announced that Con-
gresS be asked to grant a charter to the
company recently organized to build a line
from the Aqueduct bridge to Great Falls,
so as to give that corporation authority To
puiiu rodu from Georgetown across the
CITY 10 the union depot. As the proposed
new line through the city is to use in part
the tracks of both of the existing systems
IL is needless to say that the proposed legis-
lation Will not be acceptable to them
IL Is the opinion of some that when the
measure comes before Congress one of the
nvhest contests will be inaugurated that
mas been witnessed for long time.
Inc Quaker Duster Company capital
STOCK, $4,000. was Incorporated here this
afternoon by Raymond S. Donaldson. i.
L. Shepperson and Eveleth w. Mccormick
There was but little business done on the
STOCK exchange today as there seemed to
be no securities for sale. The Offerings OF
Gas and Capital Traction and other securt-
ies which has been the feature of the mast
aew uays, nave about ceased. which gives
Solor TO the theory that the holdings that
nave come on the market have been mainly
those or people who had to meet the nav
mentS on the new stock of the American
security and Trust Company and other
SouSatlons. Ihe next installment of the
following one will be the last
Inc little stock that was ofYered todav
was above the bid price to such an EXTENT
tnat no trading could be done while tba
oHering and the bid prices through the
chanical. ee'' Ne
In the case Of Gas, as illustrating the
condition of the market only one-eipbtb
stood between the bid and the Offering I'm
the case OF 100 shares and fifty shares.
1nere was no response in the Offerings
mace OF small lots of Mergenthaler at 10
ana the few sales that were made were ar
fractional points below
Evening star., 1903-10-07
DWELLING DESTROYED .e.-s.
- irss-' -----,-------srf---t-- .-.Ieas.l q
Value Of House and Contents Placed at
$4,000.

Fire was discovered about O'Clock last
night in the house Of Henry veith. on
Rhode Island avenue, Langdon. They were
unable to be of any assistance. however.
for the flames completely enveloped the
house in remarkably short time. No. 4
chemical company made quick trip to the,
scene, but the f1remen were unable to save
the house or contents. Mrs. Veith was in
the city. and her husband had gone out
with the children for ride. While the
origin OF the fire is not known. 1t Is be-
heved to have been caused by the explosion
of lamp that was left in the house. The
house was valued at $500. and the con-
tents at $500. Both house and contents
were insured.
Evening star., 1903-10-07
Strike at the Capitol Ended.

BY terms of an agreement reached be-
tween the officials at the Capitol and the
officers Of the union, the strike OF the
marble settlers and their helpers employed
~ j. F.. Manning q Co. In Installing the
marble bath tubs in the Senate wing Of tha
building was declared on this morning
1t was clearly shown that the strikers had
NO grievance against the local marble COM
pany. +.-s tyssfs.
Evening star., 1903-10-07
COMPLIMENTS UNITED STATES.
italian King Entertains His Ambassa-
dor to This Country.

ROME. October 7.-The Italian ambassa-
dor to the United States. Sgnor Mayor des
Planches. dined with King Victor Emman-
uel yesterday. His majesty said many fiat
tering things of America and President
Roosevelt. expressing the hope that Italy
would be adequately represented at the St.
Louis exposition.
The ambassador has been assured by the
italian exhibit committee that 1t will work
hard, as the time Is short, and that all will
be ready for the opening of the exposition.
Evening star., 1903-10-07
u y! y.
Lack Of Park Facilities.

The Commissioners tteceived today from
the committee ,on parks and public build
ings Of the Columbia Heights Citizens As
sociation long statement setting forth the
lack of park facilities north of Florida ave-
nue. The committee urges that the land at
14th street and Columbia road be purchased
as a site for a proposed park. Major Syl-
vester, one Of the committee. urged the
adaptability of the Sherman property at
18th street and Florida avenue as park
site. s-t.st
Evening star., 1903-10-07
Hinrichs Will Not Talk.

NEW YORK. October Frederic w.
Hinrichs. who has been agreed upon by
the fusionist leaders as the successor on
their ticket of Controller Grout, declined
today to discuss the question of accept
ance of the nominate in advance Of its
formal tender by the convention of tonight.
Evening star., 1903-10-07
The Shepherd Memorial.

In order to accommodate the competing
artists and also to secure the best possible
results. the date fixed for receiving models
for the proposed memorial OF the late Gov
Shepherd has been changed from the 18th
of October to Thursday. the 5th of Noven-
ber next.
Evening star., 1903-10-07
TORNADO NEAR TOPEKA, KAN.
Farm Houses and Barns Destroyed
No Lives Lost.

TOPEKA, Kan. October News has
reached here Of a tornado which was dis
astrous to farm property at the Bear Creek
settlement twelve miles southeast of To-
peka last night. Several farm houses and
barns were destroyed. trees blown down
and corn shocks and hay stacks scattered
all over the neighborhood. So far as can
be learned no lives were lost. but wires are
in such dilapidated condition that the ex-
act facts are hard to obtain.
Evening star., 1903-10-07
Grain. Provisions and Cotton Markets
LOCAL FINANCIAL NEWS.

The intimation made some time ago to
some Of the holders Of the minority stock
of the City and Suburban Railroad Com
pany that possibly purchaser might be
found has not become az yet very definite.
Evening star., 1903-10-07
EDWIN WINsTRoM DEAD.
Member Of Dockstader Minstrel Com
pany Accidentally Asphyxiated.

Edwin "A Winstrom, who was asphyxi-
ated Sunday night at the Vatoldi. as stat
ed in Mondays Star died at the Emer-
gency Hospital about $50 o'clock yesterday
afternoon. The deceased. as heretofore pub
lished. was a musician in the Lew Dock
stader minstrel company. Winstrom lived
in Philadelphia, and his body was taken to
that city today for interment. Coroner
hewitt made an investigation of the mans
death last night and concluded that 1t was
the result of an accident.
Evening star., 1903-10-07

BUFFALO. N. Y, October THE funeral
Of former Postmaster General Wilson Shan
non Bissell will be held Friday afternoon
at four o'clock, from Trinity Episcopal
Church. The body will be cremated the
same evening at the Buffalo crenatory.
Evening star., 1903-10-07
APPE.AHi IssDoeKETED.
Yan ytfs
Case of MinneSota Against the North
ern Securities Company.

The appeal Of the State of Minnesota in
Northern Securities, Company, the Great
Northern and the Northern Pacific COM
panies, has bee97 docketed in the United
from the circuit 1,cousf, for the District of
Minnesota, which decided that the acqui-
sition of tin stock spf the two railroad
companies by thS Securities company wa
not in violtion 6f the Minnesota antitrust
law sbi = 90
Evening star., 1903-10-07
Health officer Doty Here.

DIR. A. H. Doty, the health oflcer OF the
port of New York. arrived here today. He
had a conference with DR.. Wyman, surgeon
general Of the marine hospital service.
Evening star., 1903-10-07
Royal Wedding,

DARMSTADT October Princess Alice
of Battenberg and Prince Andrew Of Greece
were married evangelically at the court
church shortly after 2 pm. today.
Evening star., 1903-10-07
New York Stock Market.

Furnished by W. B. Hibbs & Co.. bankers
and brokers, 1419 F st., members New York
stock exchange. Washington stock ex-
change and Chicago board of trade
Evening star., 1903-10-07
Washington Stock Exchanpe

Insurance. IS at 81s 5 at sH. "pie fire
Mag ashington Gas 10 at 59tt 100 at 5s5s.
AftaS senthaier . Linotype, 10 ut 169S 10 at l6oX
Aieer cal-Capftal Traction. 5 at 100
RAILROAD RONpq
Evening star., 1903-10-07
Today's Government Rece;n+s

National bank notes received toaay ,,r
redemption, s6SS ,3323. Government recs,n,s
from internal revenue, $40, 100: customs
Slut 81: miscellaneous. s4a7 75o f.
penditures. S2.545. 900. Available cash hal
ance, $23S $50, ,7S8 10 CASH oai-
Evening star., 1903-10-07
OLD OFFENDER CAUGHT.
L. c. Mcdowell Arrested in New
s-a York.

The New York Sun states this morning
that the man who was arrested while try
Ing to get $500 opera cloak on credit in
that city last Monday and who represented
himself to be ]. P. Morgan, Jr., has been
identified by Inspector McClusky as Louis
C. Mcdowell, an old offender with long
criminal record. 2F
The man also gave his name as Albert
l.. Brown when arrested. In his pockets
was found a newspaper clipping telling OF
the arrest in Washington Of Louis c. Nc
Dowell, who endeayored to obtain $1,000
worth of jewelry by misrepresenting HIM
self to be Marcus AZ Hanna, jr. -s e..
Mcdowell was held under 81 900 bonds for
further eXaminatiOpiwhen arraigned before
a New York magistrate yesterday.
Evening star., 1903-10-07
Stearnshin Arrivals.

At Southampton. st. Louis, New York
At Queenstown, Teutonic, New York, for
LIVERPOOL
Evening star., 1903-10-07

Albert L. Brown wl1oE was arrested in
New York Monday night was in the hands
Of the local police Juiy 20, 1901. He is also
known by the name of Lewis c. Mcdowell
which name he gavoihene.a- ,-r
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-11-05
AIas- e:Imsusz.

Que Ia coSa no anda bien
dicen los bruias ingratos
y discuten Pela.gatos
sobre quien eneaih 4 quien.
Hay quien mira con desden
este poligisaiuete.
y 70 jugando al tTes-siete.
con una vieja mschucha.
mire. cue "A suerse es m1cha
81 So juega al saca-mete.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-11-05
Desde Hunnaca0
3 de Noviembre 1903.

Aunque lie haga poca gracia I'm es-
cr,5sdor majadero, sligo diciendo que
nuestra prosperidad huele cadaver
difunto.
~ Aver fueron condenados q diez
afios de presidio Pedro Berries (a) "Pe-
ye" y Polo Plaza. tCausa de esa SEN
tencis2 Que esos honorables freron ac.
torres de I'm robo.
-. Contintia enfermo gravemente
el apreciable farmaceutico don Jose
Noya Julbe.
- 81 sefior: mucha prosperidad y
tranquilidad lVerdad que es una ro-
cidad9 lone barbaridad!
IHay hambre' NADIA dc ESQ. 10 que
pasa es que no paSa una noche sin que
haya robos de maS 8 menos importan-
cia. Hasta los magistrates contribu-
yen con Suj gallinitas.
-. Y, en- Ia csTcel que pasa9 Pues
alguno que osrO motin. Tn guardia sc
vio obligado aver 4 dispaEaF IN tiro,
para aplacar IN POGO 4 los exaltadcs.
COrrespOnsal.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-11-05
Noviembre 3 de 1909

Noviembre 3 de 1903
Nos dicen que el Fiscal INFERNO d
esta Corte, don R. Ulpiano Colon, no.
ha denunciado 4 consecuencia de Ia no
ticia que dimos en- ell BOLETIN, fecha
81 de Octubre, en- Ia que decfamos que
los infor,nes que trasmitio por alambre
dicho funcionario al Gobernador sobre
la interruption del meeting que celebra-
ron los obreros en- el teatro eran COM
pletamente falsoS.
Aun no Sc nos ha notifcado Ia de-
nuncia; pero aguardamos tranqui1os, y
va estamos dispuestos 4 ingresar en- Ia
carcel, desde donde continuaremos es-
cribiendo verdades como esa que ratiG-
camos otras muchas mas amargas.
A Dios gracias, la carcel solo intimi-
da a los que estan expuestos a ella por
motives infames; y no los que como
nosotros, estamos dispuestos 4 denun-
ciar lc1 que la msrecen Ior mas de
I'm concepto.
Venga pues, Ia deuuncia.
~ Ell vapor frances Alexander
Bixio" tomo I1erto hoy. Viene car
gar cafe para Europa.
~ Hoy volvemos lamar la aten-
cion de las autoridades, sobre la conve-
niencia de que la Compafifa del Trolley
haga colocar botavacas q los carros
electricos, para evitar ell mayor mime
10 rosible de desgracias.
Tambien debe prohibirse que dichos
carros transiten por la poblaci6n con la
veIocidad excesiva que 10 hacen algunas
veceS.
-. Aver por la tarde reffan un
hombre y uua mujer en- la calle Mayor,
extreme norte.
La mujer sc defendia con Ia lengua
mientras el hombre atacaba con una
cara. -. ide az1car'
tVerdad que no sc We 10 amargo del
caStigO'
-. Anoche eStuvo muy concurrido
el centro eSpiritiSta Lumen.
Gran gentio invadia tambien IA ace
"a dc IA casa del Centro.
-. Ia cOmpafiia electrica pouccfia
Ia eclocado en- el eStablecimienIo dc los
Sres. Vidal y Ca. dos slsganteS abani-
COS electneos.
Est1n dc euhorabcena hos uarchan-
sss y emPlsadOs del Establishments.
cOrrsspoaSal.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-11-05
Un anCian0 suicida
DEJA NUEVE HIJOS
MGunabo, 2 de Novbre, de 1908.

Maunabo, de Novbre, de 1908.
En- Ia noche de aver puso fin sus
dias ahorcandose de un arbol, ell veci-
no del barrio de Quebrada arenas, Pru-
dencio Vicente, de O. afios de edad.
Era casado y deja una succession de
nueve hijos.
Tan pronto ell sefior Juez de Paz de
Yabucoa Iuvo conocimiepto del suceso,
Sc constituy6 en- el expresado barriO,
acompsiiado de su Secretario y guar
dia judicial, disponiendo 10 pertinente
para Ia corduccion del cadaver este
Poblado. al que, una vez practicada Ia
au,opsia por el titular Sefior DauSsa y
practcante senior Frias Sc le di6 Sc
pultura.
Csscanse en- paz el desgraciado sui
cida.
-. Duranie el mes de OctEbre pa
sado sc inScribieron en- el Registro civil
&c este poblado, "A nacimientos y g de-
funcioneS
EROTIDO
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-11-05

Los grandes m1sicos, como todos los
artistaS, han tenido sus genialidades,
que en- cualquier otro mortal serfan ex-
travagsncias, sobre todo durante Ia
creacion de sus obras. Ninguno de
elloS ha escrito sus obras de un mode
vulgar, como pudiera hacerse lin asien-
to en- ell libro Diario 6 copiar una carta.
Todos caSl todos necestaban ciertos
pormenorcs para componer instru-
mentar, como un ambiente apropiado,
TN lugar miSterioso, Tin momento de
extralucidez 6 una exitaCion artificial.
A Gluck le gustaba trabajar invaria-
blemente en- TN bosquecillo fuera de Ia
ciudad, con dos tres botellaS de Cham
pagne al lado, al alcance de la mano,
en- las cusles libaba sin duda Ia inspi-
raCion.
Sartv, autor de "Medonty" y la
mia Esperanza trahajaba de noche 4
oscuras, en- I'm salon muy grande y con
los menos muebles posibles.
Salieri enContraba los motives de sus
operas corriendo por Gales y pIazas,
requebrando a las muchachas v CO.
miendo dulces y frutas. Llevaba en- ell
bolsillo papel pautado, y en- cuanto sc
le ocurria una Erase musical Sc arrima-
ba una esquina y la eScrib1a.
Cimarosa era calavera, amigo del rni-
do y de la broma, y nunca componia
tan a gusto como cuando a su slrededor
Sc armada una algazara ensordecedOra.
Haydn ten1a que estar sentadO en-
una silla de asiento horadado, para en-
tretenerse en- meter los dedos por los
agujeroS.
Beethoven, el coloso musical, compo-
MIA en- Ell campo, bajo I'm arbol frondo--
so, y 81 alg1n campesino 1e sorprendia
en- su labor, cerraba irscundo ell librO
y Sc volv1a a la ciudad.
Verdi, silbaba canciones populareS
para inspirarse. Silbando una, halo
el motive de La Dona & lnovile".
Mercadante no escribia sino despues
de haber consumido I'm panecill0 en-
salsa de tomato.
Cherubini tomaba cafe encerrado en-
TN cuarto y salfa de el con una gran
obra en- el Cerebro.
Meyerbeer gustaba de pasarse no
raS enteras contemplando una tempeS-
tad desde el balloon y entire relampago
| y relampago escribfa. La escena de
La Congiura" de la opera "Los HUI
gonotes" recuerda mucho el bramido de
Ia tormenta.
Mozart y Rossini, componfan cual-
quier hora, sin aparato alguno, y solos
6 acompafados. Grandes vulgarid&aes
fueron, comparados con los otros.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-11-05

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