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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1904-11-24

Rest0b5scidos. Lo est& de la Ieve
dOlencia que Ie aqueiara unos dfas. 81
DR.. don Estebsn SaIdafIa.
Asf mismo Ell Lcdo. Palacios Rodri-
guez.
Nos alegramos.
De VSGJe.-Don Antonio HerrerO,
del concrete de esta ciudad. be salido
para Is isla, pOr Ia cRrretera central,
en- asuntos de su establecimiento
Buen visje.
En- la c5Md0d.-Han fiado su resi-
deuCia en- San Juan Ell Lcdo. don Eu-
genio Benitez CastafIos, v su distingui-
do espOsa.
Grata estancia aQuf deseamos & los
j6venes c6nyuges.
En- SG1ataSrce. Los espOsos Geor-
getti- Balseiro, de BarceIoneta, pasan
un0s dfas en- Santurce, hosped6ndose
en- Ia casa de sus parientes los c6nyu-
ges Ruiz SOler- BaIseirO.
SaIudamos & los estimabIes hu6spe-
des.
Una 6odG.-La anunCiamos para 81
"a Y. como siempre, asf resuIta. Ms
mana darem0s cuentR de ella, pues pol
MAdS 4u0 00B PUE6400W0 0u 18DUAB1UV
cOntamos con una Rraciosa y disCreta
SecretGrsG que nos dar6 detalles com
pletos del Gcto.
Que 0aeJore La sefIora doGs Mer.
Cedes Aldea de Fort SO enCuentra en-.
ferma aunque no de cuidado. Que sal
90 pronto Y feIizmente del suyo la dis
ii guida seflor8.
Don Jose Cara. .-Ha estRdo un POGO
eofermo pero Va ests bien ell estimab be
amigo.
Como una cGnap0n0. Vino de New
York muy enfermo y no de nostaIgias
c0mtSaepatGJeS por mas que diCen 10 con-
trario las maIas lenGuas; pero "a esta
CompIetsmenta bien con la medicina de
unOs ojos que no me acuerdo 81 son
negrOs 8 castatiOs y que le han serVido
de msgDifico medicameto al amigo
Gustavo Fort Gonzalez.
Que siga pa EGSate.
Sc eStGbLece. Don JacintO Ray0,
nuestrO buen amigo ell competente far
maC6utico. Sc queda en San Juan esta-
bleci6ndOse con una botica que abrlr6
muy prOntO en- siti0 c6ntrico.
Bueno8 negocios.
REMEMRER
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R E I R E 7 A.

Maflana viernes por Ia banda sJu-
ventud del Comercio. tendrS lugar
una con el siguiente programs:
To- Estreno del pasO dobIe de COR
netas SPelayo.3 ADglada.
2o-Danza SUna sonrisa, , TizoI.
3o-OVertura de Ia opera sPoeta Y
AldeanO.1 , Supp6.
40 (Eatreno, eEnseiqnza Libre. >
sTerceto de las Ligas,0 eSeguidilIas, ,
STango del Morrongo, , Gimeuez.
5o-(Estreno, Gel 6ltimo Chulo, >
STanGo del AutOmovil,0 , ePasa. CaIIe y
corO &c beb@s,S Torregrosa.
6o-sCuarta Pavana. , Lucerna.
7o-Mszurka russ SCesarins,o De-
libes,
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La IlOgada del "Coamo' anoeh0

EI vapor eCoamo,s lleg6 anoche CO.
mo { lass y media, con numerOsos pa
BSjerOs.
Sc hacian concentrates. aCerca de 81
dichO vapor habri4 sufridO aIg0 en- ell
NAL tempo de estos dias; perO se vic
que NADIA hubo de ccurrirIe al mas r6-
pido de los vspores de Ceballos, sinO
que 6nicamenta ell domingo luch6 con
mar grueso Y sgitadlsim0 oleaje.
Mucha gente acudi6 al muelle de es-
pig6n.
Abordo del eCoamo0 lleGaron Ell
doctor BArbosa Y famiIia y el sefior
Mariana Rosario. hermanO de don jose
Y don Marcos del mismo apellid0.
El sefior Rosario. de oficio tAbaque-
TO. ha residido en- los Estsdos UnidOs
pOr mas de ounce amos.
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AL PALS :.

SiendO probable que unO de los pri-
meroa ebillsO que presentar6n { Ia Ca
mara los delegGdos unionistas, ser6
tcndente { meiorar ell estadO financier0
del pals, busC6ndose una s0Iuci6n 81
problema cafetero, bien sea por medic
de tratados reciprocos c0merCiaIes de
Europa con Estad0s Unidos. cuyas ia
rifas arRnCelarias sean 10 mas minimas
posibles 8 por medic de una prim8 que
Re nos cOnceda; puestO que existe 8Qui
una Junta Directive de AgriCultt 9.
Comerciantes Industriales, es de SUI
ma necesidad que Sc reuna 10 mayor
brevedad.
Creemos que debe hacerse ESQ de
manerA urgente, { fin de tomar acuer-
dos impOrtantisimos y COOperar con
todO inter6s para que, Ia aperture de
las C6mRraa, nuestrOa delegRdOs ten
gan terminado el SbilIo econ6miCO.
que es 10 primero que debiera plan
tearse v de 10 que la opinion p1bliCa
est& pendiense.
No hay duda de que tendremos ls
protection decidida de un gobernante
honrado y miembr0s del C0nsejo Eje-
Cutivo.
Para esta gran obra necesitamos
tambi6n Ia ayuda material 6 inteleC-
tusl de todos los produCtores que tie
nen intereses 0qui, pues unidos cOleC-
tivamente, es de pensar que nuestrO
estOdo ecOn6mico eVolucionar6 y esOs
Representatives. habr6n defendidO y lu-
Chado por una de nuestras mis- grandes
aspirGciOncs, pudiando estar OrgullO-
soSid haber cumpIido alto deber para
con su patria, CoRdyuVandO & su bic
nestar.
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sOClEDAO.DE SOCORROs MUTUOs
"L0s Amigos del Blsn PdbIleO. "
secretarfa.

Habiendo faIIecido en- 10 del corrien-
to la soCia dcfIa Juena LizarrsQa, sin
que hasta ID fecha se hubiere presen-
tado persona alguna & FecIamar 10 que
por tel conceptO debe satisfacer eata
SoCiedad, Ia Junta DIRECTIVE en- session
celebrada anoche acord6 anunciar di-
cho fallecimiento. 6 fiu de que los que
SO cream con derechD presenter en- de-
bida lorna, en el improrroQabIe plezO
de tres meses contados desde esta fe-
chs. lR correspondence reclamation,
con 81 bien enfendido que de no Veri-
6carlo, SO ehtender6 1enunOiado aQuel
& favor de los fondos de Il Asociaci6n.
San Juan,AP. r. % de NoViembre
de 1904.-Jos6 Truiillo Alsina. a.-Vo.
Bo.-El Presidents. Agustfn MaFrerO.
3v.a.
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Va eSa terra debe
d0sapar0Gsr do aIli.
Hace muchos dias que obstacuIiza
elIibre trSnsito.

En- el reCinto oeste qu6isnse los We
vecinOs de que hay en- la calle amonto-
NADIA TERRA en- cantidad considerable.
proCedente. segGn nos informan, de
reparaciones hechas en- deteFminada
casa del indicado recinto.
HaCe 70 muchos dfas que tel anon
tonamiento de TERRA obstacuIiza 81 IL
bre trSnsito.
Y como Sc informa adem6s que han
terminado las reparaciones, los men
cionados yecinos esperan que el obstI-
Culo desaparezCa, tomandO Cartas en- eI
asunto las autoridades & quienes COM
peta Ordenar los que pfOceda.
En- el mismo recinto SO estS instala-
do un buen foco el6ctFico, que iIumi.
nara de noche aqueIlos contornos.
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Reconstruction Dc Temples.
Cuatro grandes columnas de hierro
importadas de los ESta-
dos Unidos.

En- breve empezaran los trabSjos de
reparaci6n del edi6cio que ocuparon
las RR. NM. Carmelitss, con obieto
de dedicarIo & un Colegio de soFdO-
mudos.
AL efecto sc han recibido de los Es-
tsdos Unidos cuatro Grandes columns
de hero para sostener el techo del
c0rO.
Una vez reconstruido este ediicio
perteneciente al clero cAt6lico. solo
quedarsn por retocar Ia cspills de San
Francisco, mas conocida por Ia capilla
de Ia Venerable Orden Tercera Fran
CisCana. y Is iglesia dc San jose.
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Curse de castsIIanO
Deberan seguirle los inspectores Y
maestros americanos que no
conozcan ell espaTIol.

El DepartamentO de instruction p6-
blica ha tornado una determination
muy discreta , OpOrtuna, dispOniendo
que los inspectores y mGestrOs de in
giles que no conozcan el idioma caste
llanO. hsRan estud;Os obIigatorios. su-
fraGandO por So Cuenta los gastOB que
origine 81 CursO. Eote ser6 met6dicO
, obedeCer& 6 an plan especial.
Esto. entire otras VentSjas. tendr6 Ia
de evitar rozamient0s por no pOderse
entender los inspeCtores = los macs
trOs.
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], 7, SILVA BANKING AND COMMERCIAL CO.

San Juan Aguadils PR.
SucursaI Paris. 27 Place de Madeleine
Bill and Letters of Credict all cities in Europa
Nueva-Yor NueVa CLEANS San Francisco Habana ETC. ETC.
Cable transfer made received,
CorreSpOnsaleS De
Credit Lyonnais London Paris Madrid BarcelOna
Banque Transatlantique Paris.
Societe Generate.
Autrchienne Wena.
A. Jimenez & Sons
G. Amsinck & CT Nueva York
American Express CO Nueva York.
Wells Fargo Bank San Francisco California.
General agents OF
Sucrerie Centrale eCoosos, Aguada ico)
Norwich Uunion Fire Society
BOimpniage Assurance Company TOonton Canada.
Cotish America ale Transatantique
Cuben Steamship Company London
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Or. Leonard I.andes

NewYo
peo hgdo t6mo
ris "a a orm d
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Union de Puerto Rico
Junta Central.

Para tratar asuntos de ID mas alta
trasCsndencia. se ConvoCa & Is JWntG
Central en- pleno. que pertenecen to-
dos los seflores que forman las siete
Juntas de Distrito de ID Union.
Dichos cOrreIigionRrios Sc servir6n
concurrir. & las sesiOnes que empeza-
ran, en- esta ciudad. ell viernes dos de
DiCiembre, & las dos de Ia tarde.
Los pOderes no admiten delegation.
Seruega & todos Ia mayor puntualidRd.
ST por cualquier motive no pudiera
asistir aIguno de los miembros propie-
tarios, 10 comunicara & So suplente, &
fin de que no resulte desierta, nipguna
representation.
R. DEL VALE.
Pgesidente.
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S. A. LUZ ELECTRICA
ServCO de dia nOohe. rriente OOntnua baja ensiOu
NO HAY PELIGRO


pdblico, abancos toda de
Epecadad pantas aumbradO e6ctrO de pueblOs Ha
cendaS
exstencias material ectrco pecios gua
NUEVA YORK.
ESMERo, RAPIDEz PUNTUADAD mejor que
produce.
cumpimentar
OFICNAS: Justo
Ap..ia SisSs !: .5s.o sSs 4rs. j. SIFRE:
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EI '6langIo TOjO" como m8dIeI-
ma para los IGpTOSOS.
En- la Habana Sc han hecho las pri-
meras pruebas con buen exito.


Debido al 6xito obtenido en- las pri-
meras pruebas realizadas en- ell Hos
pital de San LszAro, de Ia Habans. con
ell tratamiento Moreno DetQWe, que
cOnsiste en- Ia administration del Man
gle Rojo & los desgraciados que padez-
can de Ia Iepra. el doctor Martinez
Ortiz el doctor Mendieta han pre-
sen tado 8 Ia CamRra IN proyectO de
ley. tendente & hacer de un modO mas
amplio las experienciAs, & fin de que
SO determine del modO mas Claro y
precise. 81 segundas pruebas y hechas
6stas de una manera mas cientffica,
dan iguAles resultados satisfactorios.
Que asf sea. para gloria de ID Cien-
cia en- Cuba y para bene6cio de IR hu-
manidad doliente.
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ALos PRoPIETARIos

CuadernOs talonarios de CienreCiboa
psrs oObrO de aIQuiles de Oasas.
Boleta1 de demands,
EneLa Correspondents do Puerto
Rioo.
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Los generates japOnesss no son
mOy jtvsnsS.
Kuroki fiene 60 amos de edad

Kuroki tfene so amos de edad
No son muy j6venes los generalea
que mandan los ei6rcitos iaponeses en-
L. Manchuria. pues el de menor edad
es eI general Nogi. que tiene 81 sfIoe;
eI general Katsura, 56: ell genertl Oku,
50, ell general Kuroki, so; el mariscal
OgRma, 81; el general Nodzu. SO. y el
mariscnl YamaQata 66.
Como Sc v6, son hombres de edad
madura; pero sobre todo el msriscal
Yamsgata es an VerdaderO negro Vie3o.
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En- esta impEenta q Vende papolda
peril dice Vieio { 900 QuintRl.
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RICNhRl.I, RIG2S

PRoFeSoR re 1NGLoS
Tetuan 90. Apartado' 4ab
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HORMlGEROS,

Sc deaea saber el paradero del scflor
J. M. Marin. de HormiRueros. porque
habiendosele esCritO varias c0rtas no
Contesta ninguna. p.
JUAN nIsUEL kElRnEY.
ABo0ADO.
Aguadilla. Pr.
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trains in effect on and after December $780, between San
Juan Carolina Arecibo, camuy AguadiIIa. and Ponce
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VI .ZErIo q ANDIA
Director
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1904-10-05
q EN0 he" :
FOR WOMEN
WHO CANNOT BE CURED.

Backed up by over a third of a century
OF remarkable and uniform cures a record
such as no other remedy for the diseases
and weaknesses peculiar to women ever
attained, the proprietors and makers of DR..
Pierce's Fav.rIte Prescription now feel
fully warranted in offering to pay $500 in
legal money of the United States. for any
case of Leucorrhea Female Weakness, Pro
lapsus or Falling of Womb which they
cannot cure. All they ask is a fair and
reasonable trial of their means of cure.
WORLD DGSPENsARY MEDICAL Asso-
CITATION, Propuetors Buffalo n Y.
Mrs W Kidder OF Hill Dale Farm lEuo.-
burg Center Euosburg Vt writes During the
past year ] found myself expecting maternity.
aud IN rapid< falling health ! suffered dad
fully from @ioating and urinary difficulty.
was growing pcrceptihly weaker each day and
suffered much sharp pain al times ! felt that
something must - done. Took twelve bottles
Of DIT Pierce Favurite Prescription. and also
followed votir instructions ! began TO i'm prove
Immediately. my health became excellent and
could do al INV own work had short easy
confinement ana have healthy baby boyr
DIT Pierce's Common Sense Medical
Adviser Is sent free on receipt of ~ one
cent stamps for the paper covered book. or
81 stamps for the cloth bound Address
DR.. K. V Pierce. Buffalo n Y
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1904-10-05

and all other classes should be slow
in advocating changes in our govern
ment. which is now indisputably on a
sound business basis.
senator Fairbanks is pleasing
and convincing speaker, and hi, re-
mark, were enthusiastically received.
At the close of each of his addresses
senator Deliver was loudly called for,
and many regrets We're heard that he
was unable to speak.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1904-10-05
GOOD LOT CHEAP

Lot {. block rs. on South Sixth st.
next to house of Mrs. Dulin. Fifty feet
east front. sewer, sidewalk water and
street grade in and paid. Price $l75;
S2j down. balance easy terms. Make
payment to Yakima National Bank and
contract will be forwarded. First Conner
gets it.
Also 90 acres dry land in artesiau
district. Mckee, for sale cheap-eH
seA, SEA, sec. Gust east of church
near Gano's. Several other pieces al
a bargain. Write if interested.
39t2 +. G. DREW.
1920 Second Ave. Seattle.
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Special Rates East and West.

To San Francisco, Aug. %, 90, Sept
2, 3, 4, II, Is, l6, II and Is, rate $34.l5,
limit Oct. %.
For routes, limits and futher partic-
ulars. call at ticket office.
2Stf NJ. S. MEEKS, Agent
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Place your order now for a Dowden
Potato Digger with the Yakima Hard
ware Company. No other digger eau
equal the Dowden.
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CONDENSED CITY NEWS.

w. T. Dixon Of Crntralia wa, an over
Sunday visitor in town.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. II. lovey of Ellcn-
burg are visiting Mrs. Verde Erwin.
Wanted Girl for general hou.ework.
Mrs. Albert :. Congdon. Capitol hill
4Otf
Miss Matte Mexican of Walla Walla
visited Mr. and Mrs. J. w. Thoma,
last week
George Behrcn,. who has been visiting
his father and mother in st. Paul i,
home again.
Miss Leila Carpenter OF Tacoma j,
spending couple of week, among
friends here.
Herbert l.anning of Batavia, y. v,
is making an extended visit to his un-
Gle, G. \. McWain.
Judd W. Elliott of seattle is spend
ing Il few days with hi, father. j. Il.
Elliott of Noh Hill
j. ~ Sharp Of Kent has been in the
city for several days. and ha, about
decided to locate here
DR. and Mr., II Il Wells arc roio;c.
ing over the birth of fine daughter.
born Sunday September ,.
Miss Grace Thornton of Tacoma j..
visiting for an indefinite neriod with
her brother. Marvin Thornton
Nj, ,,.: ,.p...
from Ejtzy,uc last week to visit her
ovelparent,. r.tunino sunday
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=, - l,i...a.t. ,...,;,.I a.. ~;
A.
Cooroa Martin Of ziu,b ,,,. arrested
Sund,, by Drput- Marshal Shor, on
the .baro. of ,ellinu whisky IN ,p In.
diam
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DR.. Hall, the veterinary, can be reach
ed by telephone 1875, or by calling at
lO2 south Selah avenue. HIT
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Don't forget that we are headquarters
for good team harness. Prices low
COFFIN BROS. 2Stf
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Nice clean furnished rooms with or
without board-T.aswell House, Yakima
avenue two blocks west of depot. 2S-tf
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For Sale-Seven room house and lot.
Enquire at l03 n. Rainier avenue. 37-4*
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can be no JOY in motherhood without
health, and without health for the mother
there can be no health for the child
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1904-07-18

They were scattered along between the
guns, where our men could keep an eye
on them, and we we've all at our sta
tions when one OF the junks flew a sig
nal and the three bore down on us.
Our ordnance was twelve-pounders,
with fuse shell for The first charges, and
there was hardly a whisper among the
men as the foremost junk came sailing
down to get us within range of her
four-pound pieces. The captain let her
loose to within two Ca b e's length ard
then gave the order to fire. The two
starboard guns We're discharged at al
most the same second, and as the men
knew little or nothing Of rig gun prac-
tice it was luck %" accident that sent
the shells where they landed. Both
went plump into the i.ll;k's hull on her
port bow, and both exploded inside of
her. The pirate was literally blown out
of the water. 1t wasn't thirty seconds
from the time the shells struck me- be-
fore she was out CT sight under Wa Z
and not one OF her forty or fifty men
escaped death.
Now for the next,'' shouted Cap
tain White when his voice could be
heard above the cheering, and the star
board watch ran to the braces and
brought the ship around so that orr
port battery could be brought to
bear.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1904-07-18
THEATER AT viNEwooD.
Lorraine Buchanan Company Opens
the Season.

The summer theatrical season was
opened last evening at the Vinewood
theater by Miss Lorraine Buchanan and
her company of players.s
The bill was THE BilHonairess.' and
the same performance will be repeated
every night this week. The curtain
rises at $50.
1.-THE Billionairess" is a musical COM
edy, in which a number of musical
specialties are introduced. Nearly a
thousand persons attended the perform
ance at the park theater last evening,
and the company was highly satisfac-
tory to those who were in attendance.
The band shell near the refectory at
the park has been converted into the
theater A canvas wall has been hung
around the enclosure and crushed rock
is spread over the ground on the inside
Seats are provided to accommodate l.
200 people. There is no covering over
head and the theater is located where
the breezes reaches it nicely, so that
it is very comfortable to sit and watch
the performance.
Hundreds of lights have been placed
about the theater and they are lighted
by electricity generated at a power sta
ton recently installed at the park. 1t
is Independent of the power for moving
the street cars and therefore gives a
steady light.
The Vinewood park management is to
be congratulated on their efforts. The
theater was opened for the first time
last evening. The scenery was late IN
arriving so that there were many UNI
looked for annoyanceS for the manager.
which kept him pretty busy. Aside
from not being able to start the per.
Torrance on time, the public was well
satisfied. The street cars were run to
all parts of the city and to Oakland
after IL o'clock last night in order to
take all those who were at the park to
their homes. 1t is announced that the
c6 wi enough
quire this proceeding again, although
the street railway management wants
it understood that the public Will be
served satisfactorily in this respect at
any time hereafter if it should become
necessary.
Miss Buchanan was very good in the
part of Julia Nordeau. the Millionaire
Robert Mansfield also made good in the
part of Stanley Marlowe and Dorothy
Benton was most acceptable as Celeste
Adelaide Florence was the Marina
Hanniman and E. A. Shook was the
Hugo Fdmundson. Homer Sibley was
Gastavus Nordeau. Besides the above
mentioned were bridesmaids, flower
girls, servants and others.
The play was written by MISS Bu-
chanan. The plot discovers the billion
airess about to be married. Her lover
fails to turn up at the church in time
for the ceremony but sends instead
telegram announcing that he was TO pc
married to another woman Thereupon
the biilionairess VOWS to marry the first
man who will accept her, who happens
to be Stanley Marlowe, the ward OF
long lost uncle who also turns up and
a double wedding is made possible by
Martha Hannimans decision to accept
Gustavus Nordeau for better or for
worse"
Dorothy Benton received several re-
calls for her singing as did also Mr..
Mansfield. who is a really good baritone.
and who proved a hit with the audi
ence. Other specialties introduced by
members of the company were also well
received.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1904-07-18
ADVANCE GUARD OF RINGL1NG
James L. Brady Gives an Intimation
of What May Be Expected.

There are circuses and circuses, but
Ringing Bros. have won a peculiar
place of favor. so says James T. Brady,
who arrived today, and he ought to
know. The four special trains neces-
sary to convey their enormous shows
from place to place will come to To-
peka early Saturday morning The
first special, called 1.-The Flying Squad
rom is scheduled to leave Sioux City
at midnight and the other sections
will follow at intervals of an hour.
Probably before the early riser has
had his morning coffee, if he lives
within sight of the Douthitt show
grounds, a strange city of canvas will
have sprung up and f1uttering flags
will bespeak the circus arrival
Rumbling wagons, and the circus
wagon has rumble peculiarly its
own, will announce the same fact to
all who may live along the line from
the railroad yards to the circus lots
of course the small boy will be on
hand to greet the gilded caravans. for
the last two summers have been
dreary waste to him with no Ringing
circus, and his old brother. sisters,
cousins. uncleS and auntS are apt TO
be not far away and nervously steal
ing glance at the unusual process
sion.
The circus includes this season
dramatic spectacle called Jerusalem
and the Crusades," which employs
1900 characters and a ballet of 200
dancing girls This production is pre-
scented upon a lavish scale of magnif-
cence and occupies about 80 minutes
of time before the ring acts proper
begin. Over 1000 costumes are worn.
The circus bill contains about 100
acts. interpreted by S75 performers,
most of which are new faces to a To-
peka audience. At the head of the
long equestrian list is the four Eldreds
from England and the four Bedinis
from Italy. The Colini-Carirons,
whirlwind dancers from Paris, offer a
specially which is entirely new to the
circus and has been sensatiOnally eff
fective. Another importation of i'm
portance is the seven Glinserettis from
Germany. Then there is the Kauff-
man family, who, some one has said,
are the last word upon bicycling.
Among the other gymnasts. acrobats,
trapezists. equilibrists and so on in
circus classification, who are excep-
tional. are the Dacomas, Dollard
troue, Flying Fishers, Alvos, Fortune
brothers. Tasmmanian troupe, Smith
family, De Venes. three Riols, Genaro
and Theoll and Jackson family.