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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1904-08-10
Uu VeGino De ''La Punta" en- Ca
tafO, tlGnO disguStadOS a
SuS COnVGGiDOS.

Un suceso al parecer insignifcante,
tiene disgL stados los habitantes del
poblado de Catafio.
Un americana, hombre de aIguna
edad, ha fabricado una pequef1a casa
en- ell sitio denominado 0L9 Puntao pa
radero de los botes que hacen la trave-
sfa entire ell pobIsdo dicho San Juan.
Dicho Sr. desde su casa & ID playa,
traz6 una verja. con objetO de que ma
die Dor ALI transitara.
Va1ias min As de personas distingui-
das del pOblado. pasaron 10 trOch0 &
inComodado ell sefor de referencia, ira
to con niDguna benevolencia & las ni-
fias.
El ssunto psrece que ha sido obieto
de denuncia.
Una de las niflas maltratadas es Ia
de IN captain de infanteEfR espafiola,
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Ell ST. MatIsnzO estuVO clio.
CuentiSimO 0I domingo

De los oradores que prestaron su
valioso concurso en- Ia Asamblea de
Ponce, pudieron nuestros reporters
maedSo seguir los mas; pero al Sr.
Matienzo Cintr6n. ese colOso de la pa
labra, dudamos que pudierR tomarse In
tegra So energica y poderosa argumen-
taci6n.
Nunca habfamos dido al Sr. Matien-
20 expresarse con tanta vehemencia.
con tantO entusiasmo. con tanta elo-
cuencia. Estaba alegre. satisfecho.
En- su vehemente peroraci6n estuvO.
como siempre. persuasive y elocuente;
habl6 al alma puertorrriquefa. Sc SEN
tia tan satisfecho de la marcha de Ia
Union, que. oy6ndoIe, SO ensanchaba
el esp1ritu. eNo SO puede ser besesa
americana 81 no SO es antes 6uepa puerto
TgSQwe5o.0 Esa fu6 una de sus senten-
cias.
Estuvo sublime. Cada Erase, IN
APPLAUSE y cada clSusula. una aclama-
ci6n delirante.
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I E AT R 0

Con motive de la hermosa fiesta
patri6tica que ha organizado el
Ateneo PueFtorriquefo, y que ma
mana Sc llevara 4 efecto para con-
memorar el anivsrsario de la muer-
te de Hostos; la function anunciada
por ell celebrado artista Roberto
Fernandezase ha transferido para el
s6bado pr6ximo.
El domingo ofrecera el senior Fer
nandez otFo espectaculo.
Seguramente Sc YeraIlleno el tea
tro, pues ell pdblico capitale1o esta
muy satisfecho de los trabajos del
aplaudido exc6ntrico
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COCHE DIARIO.
ENTIRE PONCE Y. AREclBo
o WCEVERSA.
SALIDAS.

SALlDAS.
De Ponce Arecibo. ............. a. m.
De Arecibo Ponce. ............. 123 a. m.
Este diario enlazara con la llegada salida
del Ferrocarril de San Juan.
Ademas hay un segundo viaje hasta Ad-
iuntas viceversa que saldra de Ponce las
3 r. m. de Adjuntas las a. m.
PRECIOS.
DE Ponce Adjuntas. as....,....... 81
De Adjuntas q Utuado. ............. Il
De Utuado Arecibo. bo............... 1.50
Agencia en- Ponce, HOTEL MELIA.
Adiuntas, INDALEOIO GARCIA.
Utuado, MACARIO ZAPER.
Arecibo, ROSSE.
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Sc auS8ntan

Hoy embarca para los Estados
Unidos ell apreciable compatriota
senior Manuel. Garcia. administrator
de la hacienda &La Carmeno, del
t6rmino de Vega Alta.
El senior Garcia va en- union de
sus cuatro ninos que estudian en-
la gran repdblica.
A todos deseamos felicfsima ira
Yesfa.
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.NDTGlDOR GENERAL

LONSE1O A LAS NADRRs yft.y-,,.. ,-,1-1SeS-.
81 q sanoa Winslow ebs usarse s,sa,pre l,e ia os
Sstan en- e periodic de Ia dentcion Froporcona avio
lneuiAt9 al Peque3o paCiente produce AN sueao nas
tusA arAquilo - ln "a ioiol 81 saPeito despiera
ey ylvo alegre Ss muy asTadablo q. paladar, calms
es n@o enandA sus encas, alivia sus dolores haee e.
Sc, ap taneAones del est6mago Tagula Ies intastlnos
- atsaejog samedio eonocido para 4 diarrea "a pre-
ygs1aie de il dentici6n ds eualquiaFa oeSS eaaga
43ngace muchn euldado on pediE 81 TaEaha CarlaRSs
q = sslioEa WtastSWSs e q ilNipR - t9daA
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Mn AMIGO DIE LOS BEoDos. /"
REMEDIO o.. Da: ssfSsS SsSruDr
Para a EMBRIAGUEZ

No TIENE olor, color nj sabor, y Sc puede
dar al paciente, sSas que 10 sepG, en- cualquier
LIQUIDO que acostumbre tomar ES COM
PLETAMENTE INOFENSIVO para la sa-
lud PREOIO Sl 90 en- dinero de los Es-
tados Unidos por cada GAIA de doce tomas 9 9
Cajas por S5 90. Sc HAOEN BUEaOS
DESOUENTOS los agentes y los drogui-
tas. No Sc hacen despaChoB en- Comision,
LIE prepara GniCamente.
RENNED MEDICAL co
10. SIS EudsOR ST., HuOa York E. U.A,
Sc manda franco de porte por oorreo a
Pecibir gu valor.
e VENTA EN TODAS LAS DROGU ERIAS
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BAQUERO & GANDARA

OFRECEN
Maiz superior del Pals
en- medios sacOs 90. LOO
CementO DAGRON en-
barriles 2-60
Mani superior en- sacOs
nuintal 400
Zinc acanalado, ameri-
Cano de 6y8 pies 800
Zin lisOn nara techO, de3
pies, quintal $3.50
zin liso nara Zorro, de
6l2 MES nuintal 1850
sNn JuatO u y1b San Juan. PtO-RisO,
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Seminari0 de Pennington.
Para i6venes y seforitas.
Pennington, N. j.. U. S. A.

A corta distancia de la ciudad de New
York en- la via del ferrocarril de Philadelphia
y Reading. Ocho cursos de estudio; prepa-
raci6n para colegios, para la vida comercial
y es un buen colegio para senoriUas Manfg
sicales esplendidos, en- piano 6rgano. Tie
ne un gran record en- la ensenanza del ingles
correctamente. Aperture Ell ID de Septiem-
bre Los estudiantes pueden entrar en- cual-
qu1er fecha, desde la de aperture en- ade-
Escriba por catdlogo ilustrado gratis 4
PRESIDENT MARSHALL
Pennington, N. j., U. s. "A.
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.DR.TU!|PPER| Defends /. I.
ABBOTT. VIEW OF !. GOD D

Tho Philadelphia North Americanot
yesterday says: 10 the defense Of the
Rev, DR.. Lyman Abbott, the Rev. DR..
Kerr Boyce Topper brought argument
and explanation esterday m ornlng in his
Christmas sermon at the. First Baptist
Church. B3s St}s a IS III IS l4 n
Dr. Tupper's subject was .'The 1mm.-s
lnence Of God. e ss NJ 3 +
q III said he could sec nothing heretlcal
in the sermon which Dir. Abbott recently
preached and which evoked considerable
adverse criticism. In part, pr. Tupper
said: ~
Read carefully the whose message o.
this philosopher and preacicrS6to the
young men of Harvard and SEQ how
there Is put there In form fresh, and
thereforc$not generally apprehended, what
the pulpit universally should ten chs
namely the personal. ever present imml-
ncnce Of THE great God. Hear his
words: II Vi Y al !, Y 55
'"rhe conception Of God as "a great first
cause, who ages ago SGT In motion cor
tain secondary causes, which control the
world, and with which I'D interferes from
time to time as eXigencyg may require, is
giving place to n convention Of one great,
eternal underlying cause as truly ope.
rative to-day MS He was in TINT first day
when tie morning stars sang together.
Every day IS a truly creative day,
"This is the conclusion to which sell
ence has been leading us, expressed IN
The words Of Herbert Spencer. who,
though not u great philosopher Is n great
interpreter Of the scientific thought Of
his. time 1--we are ever in the presence
of an infinite and eternal energy, from
which all things proceed. y,
This eternal energy Is not absent from
tho universe, We are ever IN ITS pres
| encc. II 4
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JUSTICE D! John jII||
CHRISTMAS DOCKET
Mostly DRINKS and Small Dis
ord Some Concealed
s. Weapons.

Justice Johns stockings was filled with
small DRINKS and Edlsorderlies and a few
concealed veal ons cases. ~ number Of
the hearings went over,I&so that fJ.
could go out and shoot some frecrackers.,
Joseph silmmervlle, ". W. Scot and
Charles Burwell. all colored were arrest
ed mt different times for carrying con-
scealed weapons They were each fined
500 and costs, and summervileA took a ii
appeal. III u 3a 353t
Andrew:$D. Smith, charged with shoot.
Ing Nelson il enkins, had his case con-
tlnued to the 10Th for witnesses II 81 5i
Lewis Morris was alleged to be a sts-
plcious character. lie was put under Sc
Ecurity for six months. e
@{sA And John Landrum, who was turned
out o f jail on Christmas Eve, went up
against the flaming bowl again on Christ
mas Day, and yesterday went back for
six months $;S IA n K II
i The other cases were ordinary DRINKS,
and the crowd pushed Itself out into
Broad Street to engage lin the FESTIVE
ties, E3gss3$ t5s HAY II &i1 4j c!i}
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BARTON HEIGHTS.

Il Mr.. A. C. Coffey, OF Paramount. Is the
guest Of Mrs. George Carter,
Mr.. C, G.. Groser. Of Australia, Is visit
Ing his brother, Mr.. "A, S. Groscr.
l8S Miss Wayne Harvie has left for Atlanta
TO visit friends. "a
Miss May Clarke, Of Georgia. who has
been visiting Mrs. William jenkins, has
left for her home
Mr. John Austin, Of Columbia, who has
been Visiting Mr., James TyleE has lett
for his home.
Cadet John Haupt, OF the Virginia. Poly
tecnnio Institute. is h,rae for the Christ
MI. jacob Harvey has left for his home
In New York after delightful visit to
relatives on Virginia Avenue.
\ Mr.. Warner Croxton. who has been
Y Visiting his mother. Mrs, n. 3. croxton,
has left for. Norfok.
n Miss Leila Jones, OF Atlanta, IL the guest
\ OF Miss Rosa Thomas,
Mr., John Kuyk, Of Wilmington, n. G.,
+ has returned to his home for the Christ"
Y Miss Mary Saunders. Of North Carolina,
WILL spend the winter With Mrs >. =
Jones.
I'he e snnday-schoo children of tbs
Epiphany Church are rehearsing for 9
"A Chrstmas entertainment, which promises
10 be reat TO all who attend.
Miss Fannie l3rogdon, OF i'hliadeiphia
As visiting her parents, on walton ave
= hue. IA Sajgis sjts4 4st ,
Mrs. George Cubbins, OF Petersburg, Il
a the guest OF Mrs. George Carter.
Mrs, !. IL Marlin, Of York Street ha'
4 mGved II Ricnmond.
Misc Maud Carter OF Amelia, Is tn
s,iest Of Mrs. Charles II. Wlllinms.
Il MI William p. Long, OF INewpor
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..||.1'CARR|E:..D|| JOY |: \
T0IM [ |! HEARTS.
Christmas Trce at Tile Old B'ij'o ~
al. swayed# Under The Good {, g 81 aE
Things ~ S5 i53 ~ "a
Jew HID 4 U, REMEMBERED E: %
A.ll 5Fl2 Good Thing AS
n IS ( Fruits Fruits I and md: 5.s
Candies. Si55
2 .jE:yly child REMEMB'lE s! lei:

THE Christmas tree at The old IS Bijoll
Theatre yesterday morning prove 3$5t a.
gret, n sl ccess, 8 bringing Christ mas ONE
to- 900 boy and girls who perhaps 9 her l
wise would have spent ~ 1cerl less 3antl ~
prcsentless holiday. The scheme was was
originated by Miss Cally Isylan1 and car
ried out by % hn ioroso Coun 81
ing parents, children and friends aonG y
500 persons comfortably filled the lower YER
moor q the thea tre and seemed to be&S i 81
eagerly Interested mt the ne on e
the stage as there had been one 'Irl q
those interesting plays usual portrayetii
On! those histrionlc boards, I
S ii the centre Nof tho stage was set UP
no Imitation tree, but a great pine flied
wit !, cundes, toys, dolls and ornaments
Around q this b centerpicce were p les 81
clothes conks ca ps, hats sllo
clothes and Il thousand and one laat hirgsa
that make the bod " warm and tn g lchlllbd's
heart glad. M W l q,
81 There were some 4 who worked he < id,
game drumming home with heir pres s,
ents and coming bac ok for more, q hese
small lmposters were IL "
turned AWAY. 5i 81 !. ", 81
From II 10 Q clock until ff1:SO T. s. N: the
children swarined upon the$staS &C ana nj re- e.
celved their Christmas gifts. Mr.$J oth1nsA..
NIoroso, Mr. John w ley. MI. III Wi
ans, Miss Cally land and M rs Wiley l
were iii general char At the toy. ana 70
candy table M ISIS spray AIaybee Al ls's
Lucille Johnson Miss . uli;l& ~ ca ger q nd
Mrs Sncll;ngs were In charge. NV
Miss Julia Bickers and others &E nag az
charge Of the shoes and stocllin gs.5 ~ 81
John wiley, Miss abel Turner q q
others dad Charge of the boys clothes;
Mr. Charles Rolling and thersl were 3. y {
the underwear department and MIS- So ny,
land and Mrs Wiley gave cloalss allu
caps. " y .s. u
Eac h4 child received a present OF fruits
and candies hes des the clothing. and even 7l
tile onlookcrs were m adj happy VI Ma
81 of sweets. " III y 85 t3.s #
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4 A||||.LL MAN
STOLE H|s0W|kI|.I.F||:.!0!!|'W|'!'L[. /! !
Aided and Allotted the Pc Porter ter
to Take the Wrong
Ss3s8 Rooster. N y;

ar. jim Ho,loran's son had some chick 1i' i;
ems / up TO Christmas morning. It had
+ been his ;joyEto go out Of n morning 70
{ feed those chickens. and when RI ne III 1ol.nd
them not on Christmas morning he ran 1
stoShis father and wept aloud. Ills father
4consoled hin, and presented him a stick
I of candy q 4. u tSy., \ stes
3$$i{ For many nights and early mornings
Mr. IIoloran had been awakened from
sweet slumbcr by the growing OF the
rooster and he had hoped after that some
4 body would steal those chickens AN Nc y
s SO on Christmas Eve he held "a confer
4 cnce with Flutes ackson. ties Is
Mi. IIolloran's porter Ho told Flutes 70
steal the chickens and he would reward
Iin, Flutes lesitated but only mo-
mentarly, for Mr.. Holloran said he WOULD
stand {betwesng him. and the gallows, ana
flutes so. !. Dyed chicken *
1t was arranged that Mr. l1olloran
should watch out, and Flutes IA should
..gteal the chickens. S III ~ ii 5
It was done, ,S So 81
Flutes had plenty Of fowl for his Christ
L mas dinner, and Mr.. Holloran's son had
candy and Mr.. :Holloran was and Is hap
~ ~ va Eili{ So Il 4i}5- lG 4s..N r
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Richmond and Atlanta.

/. The Crystal Alleys were pa cked to its
doors Thursday night with Interested
spectators to witness the create bowling
match that ever tools place In this city
5between.tl he crack Richmond and Atlanta
teams. Tho game was given by the West
sern Union Telegraph. This game Is some
thing newsinfthe, South and created great
Interest here. and proved to DO a success
range dates with other Southern and
Northern teams In the future. ss
EA The Richmond team deserve great credit
i In defeating the Atlanta team, which Is
the LEAF ding team.i the Southern. LEAGUE
SinHfine trim and led them on to Victory.
The following players took part in this
s Richmond: CAPITAL in Bath, Whitman.
Mullen, Rohelen and RowScy lttchmlnls
total pins, 25l6, Atln,nta: captain Smith.
Giardina Elliott, Philips and Eagon. At
lanta's total pins, q! ~ 81. e. s55
Time or game, hour and 80 minutes.
Umpire. Andrew, G!nter, Score keeper,
Dan Brandmahl. Referee, Mr. John
Foege. Attendance, 400. @s
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N.
TH|C } | !. :| J 4 !.
Feast ropriiate Celebrated
588 in Richmond Ell ouses q 5,5.3I
si4t.5St.s5 orsl1lip s5.38
FINE sERM ONS DELlvE Erred
Fin s ERM L oN I; DELIVERED jEll 4 !: RED
Music Was ST Surprising Beauty
Many G Collections for
l.8sS tie r oor. 5sS

"a ccording to the usual Christmas Gus
tom the churches Of the city celebrated!
the feast In an appropriate nlunnery and
elaborate musical programmes were rem
derod, Il and tho sermons were appropriate
ITO the occason.Sr lie congregat lions as d
rule were large and hegmusic IL exception;
ally fine. IF *
II Solemn pontlfcal high mas was celcN
,brated s9ht the Cathedral with great sol &
enlnityEands pomp. The Rt, I Rev. Bishop
Avian de VyYer was the celebr.Lnt with
Row II atl,er Hanni gan. OF st. Jos cph Is.
church. deacon and Rev. Father Joseph
Magri as subde acon. An elaborate amusi-,
cal rogram,ne was we'll rendered by the
choir and 5Fnther8 Ham gan preached an
appropriate sermon I wlrlc b was veil a ~
llvered and he showed grea / ramll larItsi
With&hls subject. vi
III lnSthe Eplscopa II r resbyt erlan, stfpd.s
ist,g Baptist and other churches OF g the
city the services were wei AT tended and
Off usual import nee 8I N
AT tGroye-AvenUe5 Baptist Church tho
past sSJ. r. Hawthorne took for l,it
subject THE Mag the star In tho 5a st
| and &theGInfantE Chrat."s5 DIR. Hawthorne
after dealing with Slf.s subject III mos;
lcomprehenslve8 manner CON luded will 4
some pract ca 8od vice a s to- how the birtlS
y the Messiah should be celebrated nn6j
what he feast 8embodi led Iii 3E ~
! AT Grace Street Presbyt erlan Church III
Rev. 4 JcreS Wit heispoon preached d most
Appropriate and interesting sermon, thG
subject 81 his discourse being = Els Stars q
The choir which had pre- pared an exceed
ingly fine pro gramme, rendered "a Y In ~
most Disarmament ssvr passin.s3 ans
music heard In the churohf for many
years. he evening serv leo. r 81
I5Willngham occupied 81 he pulpit.
AT St. Pauls the services " ere most
Impressive t. Rev, Bishop h r N Al 81 BIZ
son prea clled a most Interesting sermon
dwelling ltSlength upon the Importance
of 1 the feast and what a pn TT m ;laXed
In \ our existence The congrega ton YVES
excecdlpgly large. The music Mt ST.
Pnul's was exceptionally flne. y uder 4 ht3
sklllfu direction Of Professor Rein'!nrAt5
an elaborate programme was rendered.
lincluding tts, usual II Christmas all tenla
and q ne Deum.5 which was most beaut.-.
full, Hill IA Il Ys53 q f855 hi
LIN all of the churches largo scongrega-
l5tionsf were present for the Christmas ser.
vices and colecti Hons ia ken up in most Of
the houses Of worship were for the poor
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News, is visiting his parent To- Mr. and
Mrs. S. Il. I.o ng n a5.s 2Si a
T3 M IS Mary II an son, who has been Wis
8itng Mrs. Lula Jones, has returned to
her home in Norfolk. G5 :. ~ n
Miss Julia Brogdon, ii Of Norfolk, will
spend Sthe Christmas holidays with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. Z. Bro don.
& Miss Annie Iluyls will spend the Christ
mas holidays at her home on Niont ter 9
Avenue. , ~ lS
Mrs ] p. $6TIaupt, who has been visiting
relatives In Pennsylvania, has returned
home. ~ it3 y flj
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New Treasures Received.

Appended Is a, list pfnbooks RECEIVED at
to 23d 8iIs,s i b. Ell. ~, 4 4 q l5 q
4 slevcnss Gopher Hand Book, vol. 4. 1904 /
Makers of America History, Chandler g.
Dr. IT, 4. G, Chandler; Consumption, d
Durable and SPreventable Disease, T.. a.
Flick, NJ, D.; surry of the Eag 10 $ Nest,
j Esten Cooke presented by, Mr.. John
Mlning, MetalurgyS and Mining Laws.
etc, etc, ofgfthe Argentine Relualle. u.
y. IIoskold; Ecechenbrooli, u rhyme Of the
Prices Current, 1904, Luther S. L!vings.cn;
Sketch OF the Argentine Republic rs q
Country CT Immigration; Congressional
sessions; a. T., a. Condensed R,lles for
Authorand title Catalogue.
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PARAMOUNT NEWS.

n g, P. Goodali, of Chelsea Hill, Is WISHING
friends IN Hanover county. K. Il, 4,
Mr.. and Mrs. Archie Allen. and K llttle
daughter, recently Of Baltimore, are =
A.s Allen on Iwenty-second Street. B
The Christmas entertainment OF the
Chapel af the Rcdeemers WILDE held next
Thursday evening. .
two weeks spell OF lndisposition.
santa Claus will visit the children Of
the Falrmount Christian Church this conf !.
Ing week. but the ladies' decided not Of 70
\ ! Roll Of honor of Fairfield High School
follows: Virginia ThorntonmH montnsl'
Eunice Fulton "a months). Ellen Appersoh'
George Jones. GiEfss 44{fs H2ei I5't
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AT THE EFORMATORY.s
Delightful Celebrate by the
Bows antata Pres

8aChrlstn1as8 nat the Laurel Ill Industrial
School was celebrated yesterday, and
the fSinclemencylo OF the
weather, was tioroug hlyS chi oycd bSS all
sAtSnoon III L the boys repaired to- the dim
Ing room, WiereSan5 Ideal Christmas dill,
{ner served .5g ! he boys die fulls
gtice toSthe bountiful8 supply 81 roast tul'-;
key With cranberry sauce, and the many
Other good things OF the sea son that, were
placed q before them, 8ff In the fternool
candy, cakes and fruit We're l.s passed
around IS iis:. IA 35s ~ $ S
is s,lperintendent Emnlons and his wife
we're conspicuous BY their efforts " to
show the boys ri good time. and mnfe
1.-The day one memorable in the history
9of8 the Institution and the many bright
HAPPY faces We're Sev! dence ito the sue
cess OF their efforts. n 81 "a r Il. s " SSt
"a I 1880 O'Clock III the evening the
cantata. Santa Claus and Company
WAS present ed by q number Of tho small
boys, roll forced u by some Of lie elderu.
| The cast Il q & characters was as q follow
liers: 4 3s4 5t8 II Z, Ia W !,3s533e Il NJ
~, Santa Claus Walter Eng ish: .5si
IA M ldred Il "A rich girl Arthurs Q Si
Patty, a poor girl, Joseph W exler, I Il u
Z Jack Frost. German Martin If 4;
# Nvoozy, n tramp Edwin Forrest an
,2sJakei Ia negro. Ernest Fogl c. i VI "a
u snow lca!rles, u Harry Stewart. lie
MURRAY, James Rruden,B Wal ter olegnns
n Evergreen r'alrlen,. George Danforth,
IJohnnla$ stevens, Travis Mabrybt NorYe
/; lIiokok, gSll u I. So IS. s.s
HOLY Fairles, i lSilso tleater, Harold
Granger. Robert Stevens, iysN w liner Cana
van. el 1, i46 h 59SS /, Il iii Y n, /. Is III
| The cantata was presented In q highly
lycreu!table manner, and was eeclyod n1'-
Enthusiastically by the audience, rho cos
TUNES and scenery 5Wero ma ~ lis OF beau
Ity, ana the7Nantlcs Of f,Iake and, lVoozy
ikept the audience In pea(s Of laughter all
tSthe3tme they were on tie stage,
I n The exec Tent rendering 3 s the cantatn
Els due to the untlrlng efforts 1T ", Ri
l5shakltzt who trained ind dFllled The
L IhON5. 49,
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Christmas Entertainment,

Mr., and Mrs J>snes Mum, Of No. US
North Eighth Street, will entertain their
attends on "Wednesday night. among
those to take part In the programme viii
be Messrs, John Baseler, Eagle, Trim
mer, Whittet and l,onnie Wilson.
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Dove Lodge Tonight,

Dove Lodge, No, 81, a Il, anu a. Nj. will
hold Its stated communication 1T tho Ma
sonic Temple tonight IT 1880 o'loc.s. for
the lection and installation Of l!ts Of
ficers, VA III Y So
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SANG AND REcITED,

/ Christmas Assembly Of Leigh
S!cEopl Was Much Fri oycds
School, yIl,lssday. December ed, the
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-27
Academy Of Medicine.

Owing to the holiday season there will
be no meeting OF the sAcad enly 9 { Medi-
cine. and Surgery tonight. The officers
for 1906 will be Installed at the first meet.
ing In january. \ 1sl.I 3l3
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8 Is Assistant Cashier.
Nj, ~ ullenE HI Hill has beenia ppointed as \
giant cashier OF the 8 state Bnnk OF Nir-y

ME- Hill ii a. son Of 2Mr.3,yy liam NJ.
Hill, 1.clcnt cas- Iii err Of the StIt NJ Ba ~
and comes Of II a prominent r family &1f
sbnlicrs In the opnlonio or Mr. H. many
friends Che responsible position could not
have more fttinglyS best owed III