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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-11-20
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-11-20
LIMITED DELAYED.

New Fast Train on salt Lake Route
Goes on Dee. 10.
Owing TO delay on the part OF the
Pullman company In turning out the
equipment for the new Los Angeles linz
tied The new train will not be put into
commission on Dec. /, as heretofore adj
vertised. The date now set for the mi
tlal run is Dec. Is. As previously noted
the train viii be operated over the Chi
cGgo & Northwestern Union Pacific
Oregon Short Line and the salt Lake
Route.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-11-20
ADJUSTMENTS.

"The Washington Society Girls" al
the Lyric have as their chief mission
In life, the singing OF few catchy
songs. and the dancing OF some very
fetching little sklts. Most Of the girl,
are pretty, and possessed OF fair voices
as well as nimble feet, which means
that their entertainment pleases those
for whom II Is designed. The evening
with the show girls is spent In two
farces, the first decidedly better than
the second. During the lnterIude be.
tween them West and Williams. a ala.
logue speciality pair. get off some good
bits Of conversation, while Eldora, a.
juggler, does some new things in that
well worn line Of entertainment. The
final offering, "Krausmeyer's Alley" IS
not wide In its appeal and could be-
revised to advantage. There Is tor
much "talky-talk' to II, and things IN
general are overdone, an item which
is also noticed In the trough housing"
of the chorus during the Moving"
song The society girls promise to re.
main till the end OF the week, and are
scheduled for capacity houses,
At the Grand the play OF THE
Moonshiners' runs UP to Wednesday
night with Wednesday matinee.
The next attraction at the Theater
will be The Marriage of Kitty" Wed.
nesday and Thursday evening.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-11-20

a GUARANTEED cUPE FOR PILES.
Itching, Blind Bleeding Protuding Piles
Druggists are authorized 10 refund money
7 PAIO OINTMENT fails TO cure in 10
II days. ac.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-11-20
CdtGrrh
Invites Consumption

1t weakens the delicate lung tissues,
deranges the digestive organs, and
breaks down the general health.
IL often causes headache and dizzi.
ness, impairs the taste, smell and
hearing, and Affects the voice.
Being constitutional disease it re.
quires a constitutional remedy.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-11-20

r. Z. Evans, Florist, So S, D. ain It
Floral Designs a Speciality, Phones s6i.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-11-20
COURT NOTES.

Frank G.. Donovan filed suit In the
district court today against r. b. Cam
eron to recover $3.50 alleged TO be due
on a promi2sory note executed May IS,
lFPi' S5 as attorneys fees and 50 pro-
test fees.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-11-20
AT THE HOSPITALS
condition Of Miss Morris Mos, ,,.,.,
-sirs. Derr Very III '''cai

The condition Of Miss Rs,.
n'ai' continues to be most a,a ?, nos
her temperature was reduced . "lne'
w W,,,a during the night and toa, 9''1e-
pulse became very weak quay her
,,ihe inc outcome was very 80 ~ one
Mayor Morris, her father, IL c Snuosrtaiih
a. her bedside and everytbinss'antly
done. "er Is being
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-11-20

FRI rriends OF Mrs. George W. peyr ..,,
,sdrn WIN regret that she ia aoa,r WIZ
tne hospital, being taken there 9 To- N
otner surgical operation wbich w an
Pert9lmeo yesterday. While She IL vo rs
covery, w. Hef re-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-11-20
TOO LATE FOR
CLASSIFICATION
HELP WANTED


TAILORESS, PANTS AND VEST
Maker. 10 West South Temple street.
Report Made to the Secretary Of State
OF the State Of Utah. Of tho Condition
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-11-20

20 recover damages IN the sum OF $50
600 for the death Of Anderson, who was
Killed while in the employ Of defend
ant company in one Of It's mines through
the alleged negligence of defendant.
The deceased had wife and two OK
dren
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-11-20

The next attraction at the Theater
will be The Marriage of Kitty" Wed.
nesday and Thursday evening.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-07-09
Liberal Translation

A member of the faculty of Harvard
tells the following story, in which the
main figure is "Old John, the Orange
man." that picturesque and almost his
torical figure in Boston. who for 50
many years was deep in the affections
of all Harvard men. Old John was q
subscriber to the familiar phrase at
that university that expressed briefly
and to the point the wish that Yale
might forever be relegated to the region
unmentionable in polite society,
One afternoon strangers were stroll
ing through the yard at Harvard. On
every hand they saw the college seal
hearing this motto. Christie ct Ee-
clesia.' Now, evidently the strangers
We're a bit weak in their Latin, for they
clearly evinced their curiosity as to the
meaning of the motto. Finally. meet
ing Old John, one of them asked;
Can you tell us the meaning of these
words that we see everywhere"
John gave glance at the inscription
In question. and then replied:
IT don't just know meself. but. me
frind, t'ink 1t names TO he'll wild
Yale!"
Los Angeles herald., 1905-07-09

The great Beaujolais wine district in
France Is said TO fairly bristle with can
non The wine growers are nrnnly CON
vinced OF the efficacy or the cannon TO
destroy the han N the clouds and 70 turn
IT into mild rain.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-07-09
PRECEDENT FAvoRs A MAN
Cities In Los Angeles Class All Have
Such for Librarian

A correspondent of The Herald calls
attention in recent communication
to some facts in the librarian contro-
versy which are not generally known,
but which are rather strong arguments
In favor of a man in that position, If
experience and the Judgment of other
cities count.
There are, 1t seems, only twenty
three public libraries in the United
States with more than $4,000 volumes
each. In twenty of these men are the
librarians. Some forty contain upwards
of $4,000 volumes apiece, thirty-two are
presided over by men.
There are twenty cities in the United
States with a population of 100000 or
more, including this city. Yet Los An
geles is the only one of them with a
woman librarian. OF the seventy-eight
cities of $4,000 or more sixty-two have
men librarians. Minneapolis is the only
city which has population and
library comparable with Los An
geles, where a woman presides.
Even of the cities of 5000 to
10000, with libraries of 5000 to 10000
volumes, half have men at their head.
Not a great reference or seIni-public
library in the country, only one state
library and no important government
library has a woman chief. Many of
the men are high in the literary field
and of national note.
The correspondents plea is that Los
Angeles is out of the village class and
must have man as executive head of
its great library.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-07-09
DEPUTY SHERIFF IS
JAILED AT LONG BEACH
Special to The Herald.

Special to The Herald.
LONG BEACH. July S.-Roy w.
Stevens Of this city, a deputy sheriff
of Los Angeles county, spent last night
in the city Jail and today was charged
by l.. W. Folsom, a Long Beach po-
liceman, with disturbing the peace.
There has been bad blood between
Stevens and Folsom for some time.
Stevens was arraigned before Record
er Chapman today. His father, F. w.
Stevens, local real estate dealer and
temperance advocate, appeared with
him and asked that time be given his
son to plead. so that he might consult
counsel. The recorder gave until Mon
day morning and Stevens was released
under $25 bail, which his father fur
nished
Word has been received in this city
that w. w. Melvin and Thomas May
bee, who recently went from here to
build church in Sacramento. had been
of the building. Melvin suffered a
broken leg and Maybee received in
ternal injuries and may die. Mrs. Mel
vim left here today to join her hus-
band.
The heaviest fog of the season visited
Long Beach last night. On the water
it was much worse than On land, and
the San Pedro boats had to creep eau
tiously across the bay and keep their
whistles continually blowing.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-07-09
K|SER DRIVES
FOUR WINNERS
DEFEATS BARNEY 0LDFIELD
AT ST. PAUL MEETING
Automobile Racing Held In connec-
tion With Carnival at st. Paul
Attracts Crack Drivers of
the United States
BY Associated Press.

BY Associated Press.
ST. PAUL, July S.--Earl Kiser was
the star performer today at the OPEN
ing of the automobile race meeting,
which is being held at Hamline race
track in connection with the st. Paul
automobile carnival. Kfser won each
of the four events he entered. He made
his best time in the five mile open
event, 444 3-5, and thereby defeated
both Barney Oldfield and Louis Chev-
rolet.
Oldfeld entered only the one race.
He gave two exhibitions, however, do
ing a mile dash in :56 As seconds and
a flve-mile run in 4.4S. Webb Jay won
his heat in the open race in 4;46 2-S,
defeating Chevrolet. The finals in this
event will be run Monday. The az
tendance was 1900, Summary:
Invitation race, five miles-First,
Earl Kiser; second, Charles Meyers;
third, c. A. Coney. Time, 5:35.
Open event, five miles-Fjrst heat:
First, Earl Kiser; second, Barney Old
fields; third, Charles Meyers. Time,
4:44 3-5.
Second heat-First, Webb Jay; sec.
ond, Louis Chevrolet. Time. 4:46 2-5.
Novelty races three miles, for fully
equipped touring cars three passen
gers to dismount at the end of each
mile-Won by car entered by Barney
Oldfield; car entered by Anx Auto.
motEe company, second; car entered
by q. D. Johnson third. Time, 6;12.
The Quincy challenge cup. five miles,
won by car entered by st. Paul Au-
tomobile club and driven by Earl
Kiser. The other entry, car owned
by Hal Watson of Minneapolis, and
driven by Charles Meyers, broke down
and did not finish. Time. 81.
Special event, Barney Oldfleld against
worlds record for one mile. eircu.at
track. Time, :5s As; record. :53 As.
Five-mile handicap, limited to cars
which took part in the tournament at
Chicago, won by car entered by F. l..
Holman, driven by E. F. Schuefier,
handicap, fifty seconds; second, car en-
tered and driven by DR.. A. c. Lee,
handicap one minute; third. car entered
and driven by A, Gardner. handicap
forty seconds. Time, 1925 2-5.
Manufacturers and dealers race for
stripped cars, five miles-Won by car
entered by e. r. Thomas. driven by C.
A. Coey, time 6;1O; second. car entered
and driven by Dick Ferris. time $50;
third, car entered by the Chicago Auto
mobile club and driven by Jerry Ellis,
time 6:4O.
Glass b event. for cars weighing
under 1882 pounds, three miles-Won
by car driven by j. sintson; second car
entered by p. Egan and driven by
Charles JOY; third, car entered and
driven by &C. l.. Packer. Time, 4.S5.
Club championship between New
York, Chicago and ST. Paul. ten miles
st. Paul car driven by Earl Kiser, won
in 1888; Chicago car. driven by Webb
jay, second. In 1O:46; New York. driven
by Chevrolet, broke down at the end
OF the third mile.
Five-mile exhibition race by Barney
oldheld. Time. 4;4S; fastest mile, :5S.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-07-09
Ju.. whnt nveryons sAoula po

Mr.. ]. T, Barber OF Irwinville, Ga.l
always keeps a bottle OF Chamberlain's
Collie, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy
at hand ready for instant use. Attacks
of collie, cholera morbus and diar-
rhoea come on so suddenly that there
is no time to hunt a doctor or so to
the store for medicine, Mr.. Barber
says: II have tried Chamberlain
Collie, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy.
which Is one Of the best medicines /
ever saw. l keep a bottle of II In my
room as ! have had several attacks OF
collie and II has proved to be the best
meoiclne 1 ever used. Sold Dy all
leading druggists.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-07-09
MANHATTAN BEACH NOTES
Six Mile Walk Along the Strand Is
Now Completed

Special to The Herald.
MANHATTAN, July s.--The sixteen
foot walk along the strand from Her
mosa to Manhattan is completed. This
now gives a continuous walk of six
miles from Mr.. Peck's Manhattan
Beach to Redondo.
H. L. Gardner, the contractor, has
begun the erection of an eight-room
cottage for Henry Guiot on Thirteenth
street.
Dr. e. j. Rowley has sold to A. Polk
inghorn of Santa Monica seventy-five
acres adjoining the Carnation Villa
tract, being part of the Duncan home
stead; consideration, $400 per acre. The
tract will be improved and placed on
the market this season.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-07-09

ternoon and helped to make the last
day of the meeting satisfy the expec-
tations of the local association.
The Results
Money divided co. 25, Is and 10 per
cent, according to ranking of horses in
the summary.
2:20 trot, mile heats, 8 in S. For the
Van Nuys $1,000
Horse and Driver Finish
Charlie T., blk. g. (McDonald.. 1 2 /
mbush, br. s. (BonnelD ........2 s 2
Zolock- -SillSwood
Verona NJ, b. m. (Brooks)... 4
Diablo-Gen Benton.
Alleton- -Robt McGregor.
EalrSse-G Geo. Washington. ''''''' . >
Billy Dooley, b. g, (Freeman). .
Bay BrdCornelius.
Soma, b. m. lWiliams). ...........D "a.
McKinney-Gen. Grant, jr.
Heat 1-:sa 1:oiN, 1:ss. 2:14t4. Heat p
:s3, 1:o5h, 1:411a, 2:15.
2:14. trot, mile heats, 8 in 5. For the
w. A. Clark jr. $1,000.
Horse and Driver Finish.
The Commonwealth, b, h. Gindsay) i / /
Shadeland Onward Onward.
Bob Masbosn-A Isl q vgshs ". Richmond.
Una, k. b. m. (Williams) ........... Q
McKinney-Gen. Grant jr.
Lady Madison. b. m. (Ward)..... 2 5 4
Jos. Madison Nephew.
Red Skin, ch. g. (Mosher). 5 4 ,
Red Cloud Othello. 4
zombra, b. g. (Ward). AID :.
Mckinney -Buccaneer.
Time
Heat Ia. 1:o7, 1:4s 2:141k. Heat 2-s4
LOG, al, 2:1S1a. Heat 3-:33, 1:06, 1:40, 215
Freefor-all pace. mile heats, in s. For
$500 purse and silver cup,
Horse and Driver Finish.
Zolock, br s. Delaney. )............ 1 1
Mckinney Gossiper.
Edwin s.. ch. g. (Chadburn).. 8 2 1 Q
DR.. Hicks-Le Harp.
Kelly Briggs, br 6. CWrighD.. 2 8 2 8
Bayswater Wilkes-Algona.
Heat 1-:8l4. 1;oa, 1854, 2:M. Heat p
:32A, 1:O4, 1877 pos. Heat 3-:931s, 1:O3%,
1 81, 2:0Sh Heat 49, 04, 49, 2:08A
2:24 trot, mile heats, 3 in 5. For the
Robert A. Smith $1,000.
Horse and Driver Finish
Adam G.. b. 6. (ZibbelD .............. l / l
McKinney-Admiral.
Sam Bowers, ch. G.. Oindsey)...... 2 8
Joe Simpson Ham bletonian
Mambrino.
Ora Belmont blk. g. (Reames)..... 8 8
Ora Wilkes-Belmont
zombretta;, br; M (Ward). "A 4 2
Zombro- Woolsey.
Little Babe, blk. m. (Ioy). 5 3 4
Bradtmoor-Daw
Kinmont, br. g. (ZibbelD. D........... d :.
McKinney-Admiral.
Mamie Elizabeth, ch. m. (Maben).. Z d :.
Rea Regent-Chimes.
Heat 1-:SsM, 1O6, 1:40s4, 2:141a. Heat q
"a, 1:o6. 1:41s, 2:15. Heat S-:3Sh, 1:0Gls
Al 1-3, 215
Los Angeles herald., 1905-07-09
Give False Alarms; sentenced

Police Judge Chambers yesterday i'm
posed a fine of 500 each upon Edward
Simmons alias e. Moreland, and Ed
ward Holt, alias Charles Morlie, for
turning in two false alarms Thursday
from a box on East Main street.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-07-09
Goes for Prisoner

Detective Cowen left last evening for
San Francisco to bring back John D.
Montgomery, who II is charged passed
bogus check signed A. D. McClaren,
M. D.. on Shepard & Son, confection-
ers of North Spring street.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-07-09
care We Hypnotized?"

Tonight at Blanchard hall. Dr. Alex
ander j. McIvor-Tyndall will lecture on
the subject "Are We Hypnotized?"
taking the ground that the human race
is under the spell of a power akin to
hypnotism.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-07-09
undellvsred 1.eIearams

There are undeIIYeHed teIe3roms at the
office OF the Western Union Telegraph
company for Fred @. Galiett. II. q,
Brown, Andy Cawbin, Charles Lloyd
Wrighton, Mrs, s Watson, Mrs Chas,
W. Coffelt. Mrs E. Mark, Geo. ID. Walk.
er. Miss c. ii. Wels. Harry b. Chase. N.
Glass. Mrs; Geo. Il King. H e. Hardy,
tom %, Los Angeles Woodenware CO.
Obey Forgy, w. d. Cheadle, c. IA. Babett
DIR. A. II. Loder
Los Angeles herald., 1905-07-09

There are undelivereG kilograms at the
sSst SS Tfssgrss sSses KIM s OF South c6
Navajo OIL Co, T. II. Barnes. Mrs. LII
lian B, Rich, r. E. Peck, p. r.. Edwards,
G. s. Wheeler Mrs, Pr, G. g Fowler, Z.
Miller. and eablegram tor 'Washtenaw"
Los Angeles herald., 1905-07-09
New Methodist church pIann.d

A new Methodist church to be known
as the Echo Park Methodist church, at
the corner OF Alvarado street ana sun
set boulevard. Is being planned. Rev.
p, II. Bodkin h active ia the organiza-
tlon.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-07-09

Since the beginning Of the war the
Japanese government has encouraged
gold mining. The result has been over
S. 600, 900 worth of gold in Japan and
nearly as much in Formosa
Los Angeles herald., 1905-07-09

ternoon and helped to make the last
day of the meeting satisfy the expec-
tations of the local association.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-07-15
il hn Hay

Con la muerte de John Hay Il
> Estados Unidos pierden la mas gran,
hgura en- sus relaciones con ell ',st
del mundo. CIando el tempo C5 ;
actual perfodo una frfa V iu ia rer,
pectlva su nombre asumira un prest
glo un relieve que actualmente n
tlene, q pesar de que sus yirtudes su
trlunfos son reconocidos por cuanto
le conocieron en- vida y hoy le lloran
Desde la administration de Lincol
hasta el presente fue una persona'ida,
poderosa en- la vida plblica.
En- todo momento fue guiado DO
un luicio claro y por una facultad D ar;
apreciar con rapidez y valuar exacta
mente las posibilidades, sobre posee,
una provision que es ell don privllegia
40 del prudente y afortunado estadis
ia.
L1 que cumpli6 como diplom tico,
le coloca en- la historic como una tigu.
ra universal, ell primero entire los pri.
meros americanos, cuya habilidad v
superior sentido de la justicia interna.
cional, hizo grande su pals en- el
concerto de las naciones. Fue essen.
cialmente un hombre de orden v de
detalle, n obstante de tener el alma
sohadora de un poeta, y en- sus rela.
Clones persona les era afable, tierno Y
simpatico.
Muri6 en- la opulencia de su ener
gia es muy POGO 10 que ha deiado sin
concluir.
Fue uno de los americanos, que
han visto pasar su mejor edad en- un
notable periodo de progreso nacio.
nal.
Pocos dfas antes de salir para
Europa con la esperanza de recuperar
la salud, deciale q un amigo:
-sMe essoy volviendo vielo ysca.
20 no dure mucho tempo, pero SOY
feliz de haber vivido en- un gran De.
riodo de nuestro explendor., Para to.
40 aquel cuya sangre hsga mover el
pulso del patriotismo este es realmen
10 un gran privilegio.s
Y 81 mas que ningun otro contri-
'uyo ser notable dicho periodo en- Ia
'ollsica intern scional. Fue un graude
lombre, J sobre todo un hombre fnte. |
,ro, al que hara iusticia el porvenir
lustrado' Viviendo en- una epoca en-
Iue el sglo, los cilculos s6rdidos el
goismo penetran todas las cosas, ell
70 VIC libre de toda sospecha. Sus
deales fueron elevados y su senti.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-07-15

mlefto del honor alcapzsba las pro
porciones de un culto.
Podrlan escribirse sendas colum
mas hablando de este hombre. Jefe
De Estado otros personsges memo
lmportantes, que eiercen acci6n sobr,
las masas pueden hablar forma lment,
de sus meritos; pero Ell mayor bier
que 81 pudo realiAar que Inspire nc
eata en- las realizaciones tan brillan.
temente cumplidas, nj en- las vIctoriss
dlplomaticas que supo ganar con la
fuesza lncontrastable de su poderoso
lntelecto, sino en- el ejemplo que deia
los hombres que sientan ell deseo de
emular q los grandes modelos.
En- un tempo en- que ell prestigio
del dinero es el dnico generalmente
aceptsdo para juzgar del valer de un
nombre, en- que la superioridad mo-
raj Sc halla eclipsads por la exterio.
ridad y el boato, es en- extreme con.
solador fjar la mirada sobre esta no.
bic 6gura americana que reune la for
de las viejas tradiciones 10 me;or '
mas exquisite de las virtudes moder-
mas. john Hay fue un tipo eminente
de esta clase, no es esta la menor.
entire otras razones, para que la ma
cion entera lamente su perdida.
Su merito no consiati6 en- sacar
partido de las cosss POGO fsvorables
de la polftlca: Fu6 la expression per.
sonal Gel hombre, afectando como tai
sodos sus actos. Un gran pens samieu-
to un gran sentimiento forman una
alianza que puede llegar & CONC
el universe, cuando abunden los hom
bres en- los cuales Sc ofrezca semejan.
70 cualidad rsyana en- la perfection.
La sjguiente es la appreciation del
homore, segdn el representante de ese |
6 an pats asistico, Ia China, Y la
transcribo para que Sc yea como el
sentimiento de humanidad hace a TO-
dos los hombres amigos contempo-
raneos. sEn sodas las cuestiones In
auuque manteniendo
siempre la dignidad de su pals y pi.
1iendo justlcia para sus compatriotas,
Mr.. Hay demostr6 invariablemente a
nisma consideration, el misho grado
10 dignidad de iusticia debidos q los
)tros gobiernos. Con gu lamentable
nuerte el mundo ha perdido & uno de
oa mas habiles diplomaticos, q uno
le los mas liberales estadistas y q un
'migo de la hum anidad.,
EuIoglo Horta.
New York, Julio 1.905.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-07-15
FRANCISCO CORTES
Este apIaudido pianista F.,
compositor puertorrique-
no, Sc abre paso en- Paris
ELOGIOs MERECID0s
Tomo parte, brillantemente,
en- un concerto organizado
por artistas cubanos.

Este simpatico pisnis compo
sltor puertorriqueflo sigue conquistan
do renombre en- Paris.
Hace POGO tom6 parte brillante
mente en- un conciert fntimo organi
zado por todos los mdsicos cantan.
tes cubanos residences en- Paris.
Pdganini, corresponsal literario er
la gran capital francesa de La Disc,t
sson de la Habana, publica rasgos bio
grafcos y juicios crfticos de los artis.
tas que fguraron en- ell festival, de-
dica grandes elogios nuest-o ayenta-
lado compatriota, como pueds juzgar.
Sc por los siguientes psrrafos:
SCortes posee su orquesta en- Paris.
durante el invierno. En- ell verano d.
rlge la del Casino Houlgate.
81 como pianista y director sus
meritos son indiscutibles, es como
compositor que brilla-y brillara mu.
cho mas - su nombre. Muchas son va
y
sus obras consagradas por Ia popula-
rldad. Su pluma, descendiente de las
de Straussy y Offenbach, hermana de la
Came, jamas anota una vulgaridad.
Elm sus walls, en- sus composiciones to-
das, hay frescura, hsy originalidad.
Marin Varona, con su banda, os harA
conocer pronto su xNenito Msrch,.
oora de sabor cubano de un cen.
trains encantador. La primera parte
de su <Suite Cubanas que ell editor
Astruc le ha omprado-e ejecutada en-
Ell concerto de ayer--y en- la que eie.
cuto el violin solo, fue bisada en- me.
do de grandes aplausos. Es una obra
esplendente de color local, muy bien
contrastados los temas sumamente
olen orquestada. Hara Juror, os 10
aseguro.,
Mucho nos placen las anteriores
frases, por ser dirigidas un puerto.
rriquefio de valer.
Son tanto mas dignas de tenerse
en- cuenta, cuando consagran exitos
obtenidos en- Paris, donde es muy di
'lcil triunfar, muy pocos los que