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The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-07-01
Will Bolt Hearst Instructions

Special to The Globe
DES MONIES, Iowa. June 30.-At
least six of the twenty six delegates
from Iowa will bolt their Hearst In
structions after the first ballot and
swing to Parker.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-07-01
DUNN'S FOLLOWERS
WILL FORCE FIGHT
BELIEVE He CAN BE NONlI-
NATEDON FIRST BALLOT

Chairmen of Delegations Supporting
Man From Princeton Vote to Take
Matters i'm Their Own Hands if Com
mittee on Credentials Attempts to
Block the Progress of the Conven-
tion--CoIIins Men Make Desperate
Effort to Trade Votes
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-07-01
WORK OF THE RIVAL FACTIONS

WORK OF THE RIVAL FACTIONS
Dunn leaders,
secure early adjournment by forcing matters todays
Collins of
to their strength by offering 800 in retur
Committee credentials, the
hotel takes but of
State Auditor Collins
dmits thai is -
Refusal of Senator clapp to
son " - -
of committee
credentials though Collins
Ramsey
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-07-01
DUNN is HAPPY AND PROUD

DONN r1AFFS NVU PROUD
We feeling happy. find that my friends are
standing loyalty by me- and ! proud to have the
support of like them.
Notwithstanding the desperate efforts of the Col
lns to shake their allegiance not Dunn
delegate has wavered for instant The indications
tonight that ! gaining strength every hour,
and feel absolutely assured that will have votes
enough to nominate the first ballot. My friends
standing pat, and steady gain, with loss
Offset it, makes the situation satisfactory to me.
r. C. Dunn
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-07-01
COMMITTEE ON cREDEN-
TIALS

Dunn
G. G. Hartley, St. Louis.
v. G. Seward, Lyon.
Henry Fieg, kandiyohi.
w. B. Anderson, Winopa.
A. D. Stephens, Polk.
T. h. Galley, Mile Laos.
G. L. Benedict, Blue Earth.
Collins
r. 3. Brewer, Stearns.
e. w. Stark, chisago..
E. A. Nelson, kittson.
A. A. Dodge, Rice.
George w. SomerviIIe, Brown.
c. c. Eastman, Wadena.
Frank n. Wilson, Goodhue.
Eddy
C. 3. Ward, Douglas.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-07-01
SPAR And
ADJOURN FOR A DAY
CONVENTION IN TURMOlL
FOR. FEW HOURS

State Central Committee Fails to Re-
port List of Delegates and Tempo
rary Chairman Moses E. CIapp
Orders an Adjournment---Leaders
of Dunn and Collins Forces Consent
to Delay, and Devote Attention to
Lining Up Men for Today's Battle
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-07-01
WILL NOT SUPPORT A DUNN TICKET

SUPPORT DUNN TICKET
eth hstnght membe fu Hennepn
yweralI
nther
h tn CDunH
o COVE s
cHARMA
S DUNN CANDIDATE
\ STA WHICH FACTION
AN rE - -Ne 80 HN orro'ioN''i
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believe that the delay in making the nomination
for governor is beneficial to my candidacy, unless the
Dunn managers should begin boodIng. When it
comes to that style of politics., must confess that
am outclassed. i believe that will be nominated if
my delegates are given their rights in the conven-
ton, and are seated according to the law and the
evidence presented to the credentials committee
will be nominated if given a fair deal. have
confidence that Senator Clapp will treat fairly
the convention, and have no fears of the result.
Loren W.zcoIns
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-07-01
Bryan Won't Bolt Parker

PITTSBURG, Pa, June sO.-"Wil-
liam ]. Bryan will not bolt his party
ticket if Judge Parker is nominated for
president. OF this I am confident" de-
clared j. K. Jones. national Demo-
cratic chairman, tonight, while on the
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The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-07-01

TffE MEA THEIR
For ST. Paul and Vlcinity-FaIr.
For Minnesota-Fair and warmer
today; Saturday, probable showers
and cooler.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-09-22

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without an equal
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Restoring = sasfsd breast laaf through
HnHHiuk - sickness MAKING HIN
CHEEKS PLUMP and fIiiua The hoi-
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SPECIAL FEH@The regular price
= hr. Charles Flesh Fuud 10 - a
hon bat 90 INTRODUCES ~ into thousands
- urw homes ~ have decided 10 send
40 ~ boxes q al who answer Tits
Packages are cent la piaiH Wrapper.
ianstaas prepaid
This preparation - or nais at al
The principal Dry Goods Stores and
ufuEEisfs tHfauEhgat The wnrid. and
Narrhe seattle. &C. nll orders a. per
aHr ahnHa special Offer of two boxes
TtiEE-A sample 30 vhleh contains
Hnuuah "a laf Charles Fieah foud fof
anyone % asesrtsta ils efeai mgfiis
free. u iar i cent 80 pay far oast II
nHliinE uuf book AT ~ Massage.
mhifh contains nif ths correct move.
uasrts FER m4assaslaE the face nsrt
aud arms. ard fuH direCtiuua for a..
Fslgpiaa ne bust. wil also be sent
with this sample.
Write tufaN -
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-09-22
GIVEN A
KUNCH

Every teamatef In the city. also the
Seattle Electric company, must keep
clean hereafter II they expect TO
maintain the friendship Of Mayor
nalltngur In a characteristic order
issued yesterday 10 the police de-
paftment. of witch he ~ nov act
ina az the nominal head. Al the re-
quest Of the street department. he
informed the patrolmen 10 arrest all
tcamsters found dropping dirt along
paved thoroughfarrs. A. the street
departments chief complaint was
against the Seattle Electric company.
u Is 90 be presumed that the off,
clals Of the octopus viii also be
iefked into the ciy haatiie u they
do not reform.
Street Superintendent Walters
mere than n week aEo seat a notice
20 the seattle Electric company To
stop splitting dirt all over firat ave-
nue. IN hauling the material from
the Second avenue regrade opera.
tinns The octopus. as usual. paid
no attention Go she city official aud
the street department has since
been cleaning Mp the dirt that u has
Uttered the stFset
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-09-22
Old BEN
IS DEAD

"Old Den. a veteran Of the fire
department. died yesterday The
horse had been used ON the Queen
Anne hili station engine. lie was
first used IN the fire department In
1880. Owing 20 his Intelligence and
devotion 20 duty. sOld Ben WAS
one Of the most useful animals In
the department
II h thought that excessive strains
In making runs % brush fires dur
ing the summer caused the death OF
the animal. Although the horse
was ~ game and speedy aa the day
he flrst entered the department. his
age had begun to tell on him and
At the end Of long run he would
shake violently like an oYef-atfain-
Ell athlete. It's loss u deplored by
every member OF the fire depart
meut
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-09-22
CHARGED
AT LAST

After being held for nearly "A
month In Chief Dolaney'a dark cell
at the city prison. unchanged Joe
Golden aud Tom Powers were yea
terday afternoon removed to- the
county Jail Golden has been form
ally charged with burglary and
Powers Is held aa witness. In
many respects 0ulden'a case roaem-
hies that OF John King, the alleged
kidnapcr. who would quite likely
be in the city iail yet had not meas
urea been taken 90 force charge
against him aud have him removed
to the county TAIL
Golden and Eang OF opium
smokers. over whom IL IL said he
exercises hypnotic control. u II al
legged. pulled of a. successful bur
glarica before the detectives caught
them. Some OF the loot has been ro-
covered. but most of Il has been
converted into money aud squan-
dered.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-09-22

Now this Ia the sons which the Russian sang,
A he made hts adiou 60 ilao Vans.
To little tegh Ito, With the whimsical phiE.
To aorent All Me and auayc Gee Whit.
To itul Ice Gee with the placid eye,
And TO bcaufica little GO MI
Aud the Russian remarked In his cheerful way.
I really sorry cannot stay.
Hut have engagement so good day
In fact. this engagement has long been raging,
And has really become quite too engaging.
And | leave a parting Gift
l leayeesuueh things AZ | cannot INT
Aud little Gee WhA with tho placid eye
Was heard 20 speak 20 his friend, 90 Mi
You have been" said the Russian. 80 polite
"A 10 quite enharfass the. really quite
the aCurthrd, the dowupuur drenched
You have dug and ditched and toiled and uenched.
You have housed and fed untii-deaf DEAR
You have denied yourselves / fear
To be honest dear friends have sometimes thought
Two imposed upon YouathouEh | hope not
For Il tant my fault n has been your lot
That because I here should be shot
All that q the fault Of those il-hfed laps
Aud ~. dear friends. for your precious sake.
We are leaving them not much 90 take"
little leigh ITO with the Whimsical pitts.
just whispered bis neKhbors maine. dee Whit"
Aud the Russian remarked ~ he wiped his eyes
= you hardly realize
How much e Eriefes me that must ~,
How Fate fand the 1spsl Will have u
nov. ~ +. y. G. please view
These beautiful fireworks nKed for you.
1uaf a little In behalf
A sort % 1ghf comedy-kndy laugh.
tta a very show. IA IA quite brEht.
fpr we've had a hot time In your dear old town -
NJ with your leave wlll burn Il down"
Al ahlch the asrrnelY Get All Sic
SAlutsd hls nelghbor. "hul IL Gee" SITS
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-09-22
ANOTHER
BIG DAY

Yesterday several drays were kept
busy delivering pianos Ia the city.
boxing and shipping to purchasers
ia outside towns and cities and
transporting several carloads Of
pianos 10 our retail wnferooms in
the Burke building and Wholesale
warehouse On the new Eagle build
ina. Seventh and Pine street.
Some Of the Instruments dellE-
cred and the purchasers we're as
follows: A. beautiful Poaae piano
On mahogany 20 Dolly Jennings.
MarYsyille. one u same make in
walnut 70 s. Serger. Mount Vernon
one OF this famous ChickerinR 4
Rons pianos 20 r. A Bowen. city;
Kimball piano in oak % Ellen
Thoren. Lowell. large massive
Psase piano in mahogany % Mrs.
Capt " II. Marden, Hillman city
and a Kimhall organ to Rosa Buell..
Bellingham.
Our excellent facilities. superior
line OF Instruments. buying direct
from manufacturer. courteous treat
Insnt and correct prices cad easy
terms DO the business.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-09-22
A Sure Thing

II ia said that nothing r. sure ex-
cept death and taxes. bat that II
not altogether true. Or Kings New
Discovery for Consumption Is "a SURE
cure for an lung and throat troubles.
Thousands can testify 90 that Mrs.
a. o. Van Metre of shsperdtoNn.
W. va. says. 4 had a severe case
Of Bronchitis end for a year tried
everything I heard o. but got no
relief One bottle ~ Dr Kings New
Discovery then cured me absolute
~ IrH infallibla for Group. Whaop-
ing Cough, Grip. Pneumonia and
Consumption. Try f. It's Ruaran-
toad by @. o. GUY. Inc, Second ~.
enue and Yosisr. druggist Trial
bottles free. Hss size COO, 400. -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-09-22
RED SKIN
WON DERBY

The feature ~ the racing AZ The
Meadows yesterday was the winning
~ the Northwest Derby stakes. for
u trottefH. b. Red SKIN Cauuell
was the only favorits out Of four Ia
the running events who justified the
ODDS placed on him. Summary;
Northwest Derby. tw0-miie dash
for Sis trottefa RED skin won,
The Commonwealth second. Coron-
ado third. uelladi fourth. Time.
f.ttta.
one and ous-oiEhih mile dash.
faf parefa-Iaek Wtlmot won, Hell
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-09-22

zone Of Df. Kings NeN life piiis
each uiHht for two weeks has put
mo IN my teens again writes -.
a. Turner 81 pampseYtown. Pa.
They're the best IN the world FOR
Liver. Stomach aud Bowels. Purely
vegetables. Never grippe. only CSC
at q. o. GUY. Inc. drug store. SEQ.
end AVenue and Yssisr. 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-09-22

isues seeaud. The Freak third Car
sin wilkes fourth. Time. 3th.
HunuInE. five and . haif furlonEa
aenuueH won. Capitol second.
Gaarra thifd Time. ! o..
Running. four futtonFr Queen T.
uan. Titus second. Agnes Mack
third. Time. fs
Running. ttt furianEs=flssiEnei
won. Hewarth second. charlie
sehweifer third. Time. tth
nuunlnE. one mile Nmfoch won.
cur Chaire second. Fuuau third
Time. ttk.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-09-22

"A live Wire. which IL now run
Ming A. fhe AleaEar. Il an entertain
tum comedy drama wherein serious
usuftnsnt and clean comedy are
slsvefty interviewer. Several Nuo1
character studies. handled ~ gearEe
Harrison. Joe nouahBe and other
character actors % the Wisdeuannn
aanauanY. elevate ths tens u The
ole. which II scoring n hit
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-09-22
At the TREATERS


otis q Thayrr and bis company
sr@n tonight ~ the Grand fof ne
rast ~ the week ia Sweet Glover.
= pretty pastoral play q much
wholesome aNssin@ss With natural
touches Of paihoa nnd humor. The
play ard the company come 70 80
attic wiih high recolumsndatio D'
from eastern cities critics pfo-
uaunfe sweet Clover" equally hH
Faoa aud the same type q rl=f az
In the Heart of Maryland and
shores AcFeh.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-09-22
WHEN WE WE'RE Twenty
ONE

when We Were Twenty one in
shtrh Nat Goodwin and Maxine "a
iias won iaursiu. IL bsinE offered thlr
week st the Seattle by tanrs Nell'
and his supporting company. Hhle p
h. without exception. the strongest
stsrM company thai ever played IN
seattle. EdIth Chapuau's iniefrfe'
fatton 81 the role Il Phyllis. while
- a different style. - fuzzy AZ at
tFartlfs. a. the Interpretation MAJ
tnr Tiiiai Eivea the part. and James
~atu crowds Sat Goodwin = banors
Ia the leading role. The Neil stoc =
company viii play II the Seattle ioi
10 weeks.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-09-22

At At. LoUIs-CIeveiand Q. g.
Louis J..
At CHICAGO-Chicago Z, De-
troit 2
At BOSTON boston Ga. Phila-
frinhia II.
At WASHINGTON Washington
&. Sew York 2.
THE NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Standing Of the Clubs.
Won Lost. pet
New York .....s,. % 81 .72s
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-09-22

At NEW YpnK tclncinnatl 81.
Nea York 90
At BOSTON nostaa ?. 81 Louis
T.
At PHILADELPHIA - rhiiadsl-
phlR T-1 Chicago 90.
At HRnoKLYN rittaburg So.
brooklyn III
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-09-22

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he We before giving up your case
a. hopeless Consultation FkEE
2I0A WASHINGTON STREET,
SEATTLE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-09-22

boards at the Third Avenue this
week. l. drawing crowded houses. a
country band under full steam Ia
one Of the attractions Of the piece.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-09-22

lion. George " EaateriY. auditor
ot the United States treasury. T. e
the clty visiting his cousin. =. /
nnTrnMA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-09-22

Cure all ehFunlc
diseases OF men
and women with
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Cured b. power
fui Chlneso roota
herbs. barka. buds
and veg . tables
These wonderful
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have cured hun
dredH OF case.
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a GUARANTEE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-09-22

nettis q keogh. Props. and Mgfs
phenss- auum~t Main skss5 Ind. A q
All Tn. Week-Saturday Matinee.
Ans Sensational Comedy Drama
a LIVE WIRE
Performances Friday slight e. be a
Benefit Zoe the ORPHANS Home.
Starting sunday Afternoon. Michael
streaosf."
priees-sar. see andttacs Natinesss
~ aud i0c.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-09-22
PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE.
standing Of N. Clubs.

Reorr ~ innings
Seattle ...... I 100 Q Is
Portland 80. eogo go 4 -
At TAcOMA-Taromn s. Port
land =
At SAN FHANCfsCO-pakland
4. Ice Angeles /.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-09-22
/, nrVrrfr rrnroRMANcE

Tomarrnw evening the manage
fnaut - the Wiedemann com nanY
witi sIts q benefit performance a.
the AtehEar. ths pfaereaH - nhifh
are 10 50 70 the Orphans home.
corner Harrison street and Fourth
avenue Mrs 81 = Cameron. of inc
home. II assisting IN tha arrange
fn-nts Tor the charity benefit and a
large portion % thu house has al
ready been sold out.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-09-22
Third Ave. Theatcr

UP TOWN
RUSSELL a DREW. Managers
Phones Sunset. Main SCI. Ind. 5e5
seattie's Most Popular TheAter
TONIGHT-AfsL WEEK.
Saturday Matluee.
The Rural Comedy.
JOSHUA SiMPktNs"
Next Week. Starting SUNDAY Natl
nee. the Hest Southern Hiay.
"a Ronnarce - Ceer Helioss."
New Company Scenery. Speeiaities.
Regular Prizes Matinces. Tee and
9se. Evening Prices. zoc. see. Gee
and soc.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-09-22

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able 20 Eet control OF your aw-
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have not helped you-dont give
up-we can help You.
Our secret remedy starties
the world by It's wonderful re-
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Blood Poison. and we shall de-
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-09-22

JOSHUA sfMPKNs."
Joshua simpkina.' the rural
comedy drama which holds ths
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-09-22
PACIFIC NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Standing o. the Clubs

At SALT LARE-sait Lake D
Butte l.
At BOISE Eoiae 4. Spokane 2.
THE AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Standing 81 the Clubs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-09-22
THE NATIONAL LEAGUE.

Standing Of the Club.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-12-09

Diciembre, 6 de 1904.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-12-09
PenSannientOS
PerSeO.

Dedicados la distinguida sefiora
Conception c. de Calaf, en- Ell dfa de
su santo,
Santurce.
La paz de las familias, noble dana,
constituye Ia civilization de los pue-
bios.
La organization de la familia de-
termina la perfection de los Estados
Ell cristianisno la ha enaltecido y
dignifcado hasta ell extreme; ha hecho
santa y sublime la paz de las familias
dandola una organization perfecta,
cual tn has sabido hacer dentro de esos
mismos principles; I'm hogar respetado
por la virtud tiene su asiento, Y la
Carload una genuina representation
en- tt.
S1rvante estos sencillos pensamien-
tos como testimonio del afecto y ad-
miracion que te profesa tn amigo
VI. v. ".
Manati.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-12-09

OPINION DE LA "LIGA ADEPROPIETARIOS
ConSultado Ell Presidente de la Iii
ga de Propietarios'', por Ell Alcalde de
esta cludad, respecto de la reorganiza-
c1on del Cuerpo de bomberos de Ia
m1s;na, por la Iunta Directiva de dicha
asoc1ac1on Sc ha tornado Ell acuerdo ST
guiente:
LA Junta directiva de mi presiden-
cia, en- su Ultima session, al enterarse de
su carta dirijida al firmante, expresan.
do el deseo de que eSta Liga contribu-
va la reorganization del actual cuer-
po de Bomberos, para ponerlo al nivel
de su alta y elevada mission, 6 que en-
ire los propietarios de casas Sc inicie
una colecta para adquirir ell equipo,
utlles material indispensab bles, acord6
Sc manifesto a Vd. que Sc estima i'm
procedente este l1ltimo extreme, por-
que seguramente no cubrira la canti-
dad calculada para tan importante ser
vlclo, y 81 que Sc consigne en- Ell proxi-
mo presupuesto municipal de Ioo5-6
d1ez doce mil dollars para los pri-
msros gastoS de la reorganization, en-
los SuceslvoS presupuestos, credito bas-
tante para lr mejorando tan indispen-
sable servicio, atendiendo las eroea-
clones para personal, conservation v
que Ell concurso sea mas valioso, Sc re-
solvlo por dicha Junta directiva, dar
cuenta de este asunto q la general que
Sc celebrara el proximo mes de Enero."
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-12-09
La gran Asamblea
DE CATOLfCOs

Ell aspecto que ofrecfa anoche ell
teatro, no podia ser nj mas soberbio,
nj mas deslumbrador.
Estaban en- ell local nuestrss mas
elegantes bellezas, nuestras mas res.
peta bles damas, granj ndmero de ca
balleros, verdaderamente considera Bile.
Solamente en- Ell escenario habfa mas
de doscientas personals.
Ell programa Sc cumplio al pie de
la letra.
Los oradores estuvieron felices, So
bresaliendo traord1nariamente los
sefores Alvarez Nava Hern nandez
Lopez, los cuales rayaron a gran altu.
ra, y de los que puede decirse que
estuvieron admirables elocuentfsimos
Traer nuestras columnas, aunque
fuera un extracto de los discursos
serfa impossible por el excese de orr
g1nales que nos abruma, y quizas in,
necesarie, porque anoche estaba en- el
teatro de San Juan, puede decirse
que la representation de todo ell pue-
bio de Puerto Rico.
Ell teatro, ornamentado por ell senior
Igaravidez, nuestro imprescindible de
corador, resulta ba de una sencillez
elegante.
En- ell escenario, detras de la presi-
81 -:
Sr. Obispe Monsefor Blenk. los Padres
Dfaz Caneja y Hernandez y los sefIo-
res Saldaha y Acosta, ha bfa colocado
ell artista entire ramajes y flores y lu-
ces un cuadro de la Virgen Maria.
Ell representante de la acreditada
perfumer1a de Ed-Pinaud, de Paris,
reparti6 entire la distinguida hume
rosisima concurrencia un gran nd-
nero de abanicos de anuncio, con una
oportunidad merecedora de APPLAUSE
Porque Ell calor, causa de 10 excessive
del p1blico era muy acentuado.
Cerro ell acto, que fue grandioso,
ell Ilustrfsmo Monsehor Blenk. que
fue recibido con una saliva do aplausos.
Hablo como siempre con elocuencia,
con ell corazon, con el entusiasmo que
hace vibrar los espfritus.
Ensefiaba su ejercito su pueblo;
estab ba contento, risuefo, alegre
Seflores, mirad; y sehalaba sus hues.
tes. ALI estaba la elecuencia esa
arma poderosa que fascina, que vence
sin matar, sin herir a veces.
Monsenor Blenk, como siempre que
habla al pdblico, 10 hizo vibrar de en-
tusiasmo.
Aadie podra negarle al ilustrp pre-.
lado la inmensa victoria que obtuvo
anoche, como remate de las fiestas del
afIo jubilar
Monsenor Blenk puede estar salts.
fecho de su immense, de su impodera.
BILE triunfo