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The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1905-01-21
BOULEVARD TO
WASHlNGTON'S TOMB.

The Richmond Times-Dspatch calls at
tention to t-e work of Senator Daniels,
Who will soon introduce a bill in the
Senate for the payment to the state of
Virginia of $l2O,OOo with interest in re-
turn for sum which, it is claimed, was
loaned to the general government by the
state in 1890 By legislative action the
money If secured, will be placed in the
Avenue association to be used for the
construction of a handsome boulevard
extending from Washington through
Alexandria to Mount Vernon. The pro-
ject for a great avenue connecting the
home of Washington with the capital of
the nation has been a cherished one for
several years. The Legislature of the
state granted the association liberal
charter and granted 1t the claim agains.
the United States for the sum mentioned
above.
The proposed boulevard is to be in no
sense a local affair, but is to be one of
the finest memorial highways in the
world. 1t is planned that it shall begin
at the western entrances of the capitol
building. running thence through the
Mall. passing to the rear of the White
House and continuing until 1t reaches
the Potomac at the foot of New York
Avenue. At that point the calculations
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1905-01-21
CARDS..

Mrs. Phares Coleman entertained in a
charming manner yesterday afternoon
when her guest of honor was Mrs.
Charles s.icllney of Birmingham, whom
she eompllmented with a beautiful bridge
luncheon. says the Montgomery Adver-
tiser of Thursday.
The game of bridge whist was played
at ten tables in four apartments which
we're elaborated. adorned in plan of
violet and gree'. tastefully carried out IN
palms, ferns, smilaX and violets.
The place cards were hand-painted
yiolets and the souvenirs were bon-bon
boxes filed witt crystalized violets. which
were drawn from a Jack Horner pot
which was the last course of the
luncheon.
After the luncheon bridge was played,
and the first prize, beautiful Cloisonne
vt.se. was won by Miss Lucy Cobbs. The
consolation prize an ivory curio bell, to
Mrs. Lofts b. Farley
Mrs. Coleman wore a toilette of green
tissue and Mrs. Stickney was gowned in
gray voille and white lace.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1905-01-21
MISS oFFUTT'S
GENTLE INFLUENCE.

The Louisville Courier-Journal pays
following beautiful tribute to an Alabama
girl:
Miss Mamie Offutt is one of the best
known and most popular young women
of Alabama. She has been in the office of
the governor as confidential stenographer
for several years and has accommodated
visitors to the executive from every sec
ton of the commonwealth giving her
range of friends and acqdaintances pos
sessed by few young women of the state.
Many poor wives and mothers who visit
the capitol in search of pardons for
husbands and sons have Miss Offutt to
flank for little attentions which only
true woman knows how to tender to an
other of her sex in trouble. With
happy disposition and a smiling face this
thoughtful little woman helps every day
to make the duties of life lighter for
ali those who come under the influence
o. her presence.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1905-01-21
For SALE.

FOR SALE.
$1250-Lot near Glen Iris. 50x152
S1650-50x162Ia Ave, j. lot.
S3250-Large lot 10th St, near K.
S7OO0-Large furnace heated home, / block
Five Points.
$75000-Extra large lot cor. S. 20 and Is.
$4000--50x100 20 bet. r. and f. improved.
$780, houses, S. Is near F. rental 1850.
$2000-Neat Groom house, II bet. E and f.
$1250-50x19O. opp. Fountain Hts. church.
S1O00-Norwood place, lot east front.
S2O0C-5Ox100. faces park bet. and on
Path st.
S5000-100x100, S. w. cor. 7th ave and "a.
s50O0-5 acres well improved. West End.
S1000-10 acres. nice truck farm, miles.
S6000-25x140, 2nd ave. near 18th: rents $3.50.
S12. 500-Two Morris ave- stores
$12. 500-1S st. bet. and 4, improved.
$50, 000-Large, we'll improved warehouse
property.
$65. 000-2nd ave. corner.
MCCONNELL & CARTWRIGHT,
Phones 46. 220 N. 21st st.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1905-01-21
cARNATION DAY.

As the carnation is said to have been
President Mcl.inley's favorte flower
thousands of Americans all over the
world are asked to celebrate January 49,
the anniversary of President Mchinley's
birth, by wearing carnations. A Carna-
ton league of America has been formed,
much as the English have established
Primrose league in memory of Lord Bea-
confield. Il is proposed thus ito comment
crate annually the life and works of Will
liam Mckinley and foster national pa
triotism." "The same loyal impulse
says the leagues announcement, that
prompted the stopping of almost all the
wheels of industry for those few mo-
ments ON the day of his burial has found
annual expression in this simple tribute
Instituted by The Carnation league of
America. 1t can be taken part in by the
old and young of either sex. To wear the
Presi nt's favorite flower, in the lapel OF
the coat, or in the hair, or at the throat,
in silent memory of a departed public
servant, whose life was forfeited be-
cause he vas our servant, Is what is con-
templated by this movement"
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1905-01-21
NOTES AND PERSONAL.

Miss billiard and Miss Watkins who
have been the guests of Miss Lestra
Kinney returned yesterday to Lynchburg,
va Ihey have been entertained a great
zeal at series of dinners, dances,
luncheons and card parties, Miss Kinney
giving them brilliant cotillon, and the
bachelors several dinners, while on other
occasions they have been the central fig
ures In the box parties at the Jefferson.
Miss Bessie Jemison will give a buffet
uchre on Tuesday afternoon at 1:3O o'clock
in compliment to Miss May McNeal of
Sewanee. The invitations include only
a few of the unmarried set. and the hour
Tor their assembling has been changed
from o'clock to 1:30 O'Clock buffet
luncheon to be served Immediately upon
the arrival of the guests, and cards to
be played afterwards.
Col. T. G. Bush is expected to return
from New York tonight.
Miss Rowena Sanders of Athens, Ala,
is the guest of Mrs D. NJ. Drennen.
Mrs. Hudgins and Miss Marie Hud-
gins returned last night from Atlanta
and have abandoned their visit to New
York for the present.
Mrs M. J. Meyer of Selma. Ala. Miss
May Oppenhiemer of Portland, Ore, are
visiting Mrs. M. Flies, 2212 Fourteenth
avenue, south.
Mr.. and Mrs James H. Blair of Flor
ence have issued invitations TO the mar
rage ceremony of their daughter Nina
to Mr.. Joseph Eggleston johnson of Biz
mingham on Wednesday, the first Of
February at high noon. at their residence,
401 East Mobile street.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1905-01-21
A NoTEE. DAME LADY.

I will send free, with full Instructions
some of this sample preparation for the
cure of leucorrhoea. liberation. displace-
ments, falling of the womb, seanty or
painful periods, tumors or growths. hot
flashes, desire to cry, creeping feeling
up the spine. pain in The back, and all
female troubles. to all sending address
To mothers of suffering daughters | will
explain a successful home treatment.
If you decide to continue 1t will only
Get about IL cents a week to guarantee
cure. Tell other sufferers of It, that Is
all / ask. If you are interested write
new and tell your suffering friends of it.
Address Mrs, NJ Summers, Box AGO. Notre
Dame, Ind,
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1905-01-21
LuNcHEoNs.

Mr. and Mrs. c. S. Simmons gave a
luncheon yesterday at the Country club
to Mr.. and Mrs. r. p. Thomson of An
niston The occasion was delightfully."- in
formal and the decorations were in La
France roses. Those present were Mr.. and
Mrs. Simmons Mr.. and Mrs Thomson.
Mr.. C. S. Thompson, Miss Tyler of An
niston and Mr.. Judd of New York. The
party attended the Paderewsh recital
last night at the jefferson.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1905-01-21
Turn verein Entertainment.

The programme for the entertainment
to be given by the Turn Verein tomor-
row night at o'clock will be as fol-
lows:
Piano and violin solo, Miss Libbie Will
liams and Mr.. M. Williams.
New Patriotism" Qecture), Hon. Leo.
Oberndorfer.
Vocal solo, Mr.. Frank A1icco.
Recitation, Miss Hazel Reckling.
Selections, singing sections.
Frank Deedmeyer and A. G. Brandt
constitute the entertainment committee.
To cure scrofula, SAT- rheum, dyspepsia.
catarrh and rheumatism, take Hood s
Sarsaparila.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1905-01-21
THIS MORNINGS GOSSIP

take into account the construction of
the memorial bridge across the river to
Arlington. After crossing the bridge the
re ad on the Virginia side is to continue,
SO 1t Is proposed, in an almost direct
route to Mount Vernon.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1905-01-21
THE WOMAN'S CLUB.

Mrs. Bruce Harris, secretary of the
Womans club, announces a meeting of
the club for this afternoon at o'clock
at 1916 Second avenue.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1905-01-21
WINTER TOURIST
pate. Via the Southern Railway.

Rates Via the SOUTHERN Railway
Excursion tickets are now on sale by
the Southern Railway TO al the popular
winter resorts Of Florida.
Eor folder entitled, winter Homes in
the South" giving full information re-
sarding hotel rates: also for information
regarding passenger rates and schedules.
ar,,,,, 70 J. H. HARRISON.
App'' District Passenger Agent.
Morris Hotel Bldg.'
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1905-01-21
wife Murderer Is Hanged.

Macon, Ca, January 2o-A special
70 the Telegram from Perry, Ga, says
Not I.;ge West. a negro, was hanged
there today for murder. The crime
for which West was hanged was the
killing of his wife, several weeks ago.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1905-01-21
PALMISTRY.

NADAME DEL RAY, scientific palmist.
advises on love, family. business affairs.
law suits. investments, lost articles. To-
Gates minerals, ETC.. furnishes accurate
tips on cotton and stocks. Also win
ming horses at races. 20l2 Fourth ave-
nue., 1-13-1mo
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1905-01-21
BUSINESS CHANGES,

COPPER-GOID NINE near tidewater.
British Columbia; will pa 2 per cent.
monthly dividends with machinery in
stalled; selling stock to provide ma
chinery; your opportunity, write to-day.
Kanadarque Mining Co., Canandaigua.
N. Y. l-li-bt-tu-sat
WANTED-An active or silent partner
with from $4,000 to $4,000 in well establish
ed mercantile and brokerage business
in this city. Can show good thing.
Address X. this office. 1-20-3t
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1905-01-21
ONE CENT A WORD

RATEs-One cent word day; no
ad. taken for less than 25 cents for
first insertion. Cash must accompany
every order.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1905-01-21
HELP WANTED.

WANTED-Experienc Boarding house
keeper to rent and take charge of our
saw mill boarding house; not on salary,
but for what can be made out of the
business; good transient trade in addi-
ton to regular boarders. Mcclure Lum-
Der Co., Wagar, Ala. 1-21-7t
WANTED-A good servant wanted at
1926 10Th ave. north: s3 per week 1-o0-3t
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1905-01-21
FOR RENT.
ROOMS WANTED.

WANTED-Two or three unfurnished
rooms for light housekeeping; refer
ences. Address r, care Age-Herald.
1-21-2t
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1905-01-21

The Rev. J.. M. Bradley will preach
at the Avondale Baptist church Sunday
morning and evening as usual.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-06-28
nTR0PLGAI. !"

El inspiFado Uoets veuezoIano don
Juan B AreChederrV. noa ha Obse-
quiado deGde Caracas con un ei9mp!ar
de 50 beIIo poems eTropicAI.o
. Es una b 'nita production p; 6bica.
El bArdo no hS lido Ga buscAro inspiEa.
Ci6n en- las leyendGs de ProVeEza s ca
los CSrmenes de- 70 H6ade-aino que
csnta las ballsz del terrufIo inspir6n-
desc On u sugestiva poetfA de lac CAM
piflsa Vene zOIanaO.
Los varsoG de ArechederFa tienen -
como los del bardo qui, quey0-o Artr-
70 PelleranO Castro sQbOr dc Ia tie
grucG. y soD faidoa y Cadenciosos Diu
quo ter gan aFrequives de u liFica pa
sadG de aaGtGg de una Iistfa de bArdoG
8uFameFiCanos
Danes graCias por So Oort64y va
Iioso obsequiO "a poeta vsnezolan0.
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'iBaiaNa' rus0jap0
nesa.....81 Qu8bfa
diNaS
TOean lIIl IN 'pliO" peTO no
Sabg1 ID h0ra On quS TlVOl,
l.Da na.estr0 o0rrasp0nsal espe0iIol. }

Junio 27.
Efectu6se 81 domingo poF Is tarde
q procession en- honor & Corpus Crigti
con una Concurfeucia no esCasR.
En diatiutOs Biti0s de les csaleg en-.
Contrabanse variOs eltares aFregladoa
con artfttic0 gugtO lOa que llamaban ID
atenci6n.
El padre EstrAda BiempFe tFabsjs
con gran entusisHmO para CeIebFar laG
featas raligiosa1. que resultRn muy
COncuFridas
-Hemos tenioo ell placer de C0nOCer
& IA diatiDguida familia Vazquez, re-
Cientamente llegada e0ta Iocalidad.
Si6ntege nuestra sOciedad de enh0rR-
buens d contar en- su seno con famiIia
tan simp6tiC0 y con OefIoritaG tan belIas
como Maria Maria Teresa.
El die de San Juan bAiIabRn pacf.
ficamenta individuos de Il claaa obrsro
en- 81 eM0vimiento2 CuGnd0 lleg6 lei
doro Martinez ainti6ndose eiapon6s1 y
ID emprendi6 6 es0papos1 contra el
GFuso2 DionisiO CordeFO.
EmpezAda d bGt0CL0 preaent8POn0e
81 csbo senior Cadilla y el policfa sefl n
P0lanCO. Quienea Gin eBfuerz0g COnsi-
guieron d p0s
Denur oiados por alteration de ID
paz p1blicR Be Celebrsr6 81 iuicio en-
estOU dies aDte 81 Juez de Camuy.
Como medidA de UreCauCi6n fu6 ter
minado 81 bAiIe por el. senior Cadilla.
TeTminado 81 curse escoIGE han
reg sesado 6 aus puebloG IoB Srea. Pi-
nero & Rio PiedTag. Millsn y CabSn 6
Aguadilla. Vandeldif 4 Isabella. B0diR
4 Camuy , Nc Leond s los EstadoB
Unidos.
GrAtao vacaciones d Iado de sus e.
miliaFes dese6mosles & estos buenos
prOfeaorea,
Como uuiara que 81 comercio no
teDfa hors fetal para el Cierre de 4
estabieCimientog. el Cabo BtfI1r CadiIla
hizo que el pOIicfa de aelvicio tCCa 6
IN SpitoS On HeflaI de ID hOra en- que Vi
COmerci0 debe cerrar
Ei Rlcaade debfR obligsr & aIgun0 de
los urbanoS que tocasen en- l0s CBmpR-
mas las hOras con que Cuents ell die.
Hsce mas de Oinco amos que Los que
brsdillanoB que no han podido adqui-
Fir reloj, no gRben en- ID horA que vi
van.
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SOIernizandO I'm aCtO
de justiCia della ca
mara uniOniSta.

Dal Corozal, de Arroyo, de Salinas,
de GuaY@nilla, de tOdOs los Vieios pue.
bios que fueFOn Victimas de una iDius
S. lev reCibenGe invitOci0nes y pFogra.
mss para festejos p1blicos con que
tales poblaciOnes se dispOnen 6 aolem,
nizar ell act0 de justicia de ID c6marU
uniOnista que, mediante una Peivin-
dicadOrR ley. dev0lvi6ieg aQuella per-
gonRlidad que 90 les hRbia GrrebAtado.
Son mobiles egRa eXpansi0neG. Ellss
ref ian una alegtiO natural que ahoFa
Sc muestFa bsjo eI amabIe ipfiuio que
todo actO de juHtiCiG deja sentir en 81
alma de los pueblos.
EGos fsstejos p6biiCos son an VotO
genero8o y hentido d dereCho y & ID
justiCia.
V6Rge ID diferenCia. Hace POGO, so-
foc6ge ID v0Iuntad de esOs pueblog, y,
contra toda raZ6n, contra tOd0 pFinci-
pio de libeFtSd y democraCia fuerOn
pueatos bsjo ID tusels de variln muni.
CiDalidAdeo.
Fac una transformation perturba-
dora del prOgreH0 de un0s IoCalidRdes
que independientemente, tenirndo CO.
mo tenfsn y tienen vida prOpis Oodfan
desenvO'ver con RciertO suS problemaG
muIiCipAles.
Pero no 90 tuvo en- Cuenta Ge ue 0nte
rerturbIci6n poHqle en- clio mediaba
8 s'lO el torpe inter Is poIiticr mezquinO
giempFe.
7 los puebIOs Violentamente anexa-
dos vivieron largo tempo b1jo ell mas
pTofundo diVguat0
Es RSi-que en- Los faSteioS que ell 10
deal uliO CelebrGr6n, presidiya eiem-
plar espiritu de Civismo, porque los
actos de iusticia geneFan esa gran
virtud de los pueblOs. eIev6ndOl0G & IN
nivel de juSts dignificaOi6n.
Y esSs iestAs, yendO mss leiog. tie
nen tambi6o su alta Significlci6n 60 10
que respects 81 problemR pOlitico de
Puerto Rico.
Nuestrs pAtris viva en- DFofando dea-
COntento adOCrita an regimen de ser.
vidumbre politicR, Glen hsces iDjusto;
deGCOnten que 10 envueIve tOdO,
ensombreCiendO 81 alma del pueblo
puertOrFiquef1o.
ClsrO que est6 en- el paIenque, de.
fsndiendO GuS deEeChos; cla1O que de-
be estar asf, con ID altivez propis de
0S8NHA0S0Go AOo aO R00Aodg 4Q OQO64
y no quieren plegarse d6cilmente & an
Regimen que les envileCe.
No ctra caaa generan los actos de
injusticia. Frente & estG debe vibYar
1iemDFe, vibrsF6 Oiempre d protests.
In C6marR uniOnista no podia dar su
pueblo sino piamEIoS de rsspetO > de
amor 10 justiCia, p0Yque es clio IN
debeE elemental de todo huen puerto.
Priquefio.
Ahorn. en- esOs festejos, c6beIe no.
biIfGimR satiSfaCci6n. Un aCt0 de JUS
tiCia de GquelIa ckmRra, Rlegr0 81 RlmS
de unos cuantoB pueb!os de 50 pAtFia,
y eae es eI mis- alto gslard6n de tel
nSmRra de puertorriqutfi & que lsf d6
heFmosos eiemplos gobiernos ipjus-
tOs que mHntienen en- deacontento , en-
cruel zozobra pueblog como eI nues-
trO digooS de eVivir d mi0mn dignifcs-
dora vida que viVe Ell pueblo ms hbre
de ID TIERS, el pueblo 0meriCano.
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COntumaZ dGIinCuGDtG.
"lrr0z con bGmbs" aTTGStsdO, '
50 10 pidOR 81, 900 do fianza.

EI edetectiveo SefIor Igquierdo detu-
vO y denunci6 nyer al individuo Joa-
quin Molina GArroz con bembe. ,
pOr el delito de violAci6n.
Molina Aff'mAse que SAIi6 81
viernes pasad0 del preside en- donde
Cnmpli6 CondenS por el mismo delito
de Violaci6n. ApensS GAli6 del penal
cuandO dirigi6se & SAnturCe y trAt6 de
Cometer el misno delito en- Il ni6a
Dolores VillamueTa, de 10 afilg de
sdad, y msa tSrde & A!fonsR Roman y
CipriAnR CepedG.
81 ioicio celebr6se esta man ans ante
el iuez muniCipOI. q1ien pas6 d causa
81 Tribunal de DiStrito. exigiendo mil
dollars de Ganzs 81 denuncisdO.
El poliCis 1zquierd0, conoce or de Ioa
hech0s conf 1enciAlmente. persigui6 q
Molina aCtivRmente. h1ciendo una in
veStigICi6n que trSj 10 comprehension
de los heChos denunCiades.
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A 10 que Obed8Ge Ia
renunGia del ST. PanIsguP.
Hoy reCibimou Il oiguienta carts:
SSRn juan, p. r.. Jdnio % de 1905

Hoy reel OlmO1 10 0lQU1GnE9 C0F6o:
SSRn juan, r. r., Juni0 % de 1905.
eSr Director de Ella COrreSpOn-
denCiR de Puerto RicO.s Pregente.
GMuy SF. milo:
eEn d Gecci6n de Ga estimRdo Dia-
rio eNOtas , NOticiasS he Iefdo una &c.
cetillG que dice:
eA0eRdraBe que 81 Sr. Reinaldo Pa
-niagu8 O!ler mu6strsse resentido con
sus cOmpa flsFos del ConCeio, por no ha-
ber oido eleCto Presidents de Ia Cor
pOFaci6n Muoicipsl ,
eNAdR hsy mas iBcierto que 6sto.
Yo he sido uu feFYiente fAv0reCedOr
de ID idea de que la CoFpoFaci6n desig.
nase para Presidents de ga miems 6 mi
muy querido amigo 81 sef11F SanCh z
Morales. & quien feliOit6 ID nochs de
Ga election, haciendO constRr que mi
voto hnbfa eido depC sitado en- ga fas
VOE, poF FeCon0CeP an 81 doteG POGO CO.
muneG para dlcho puestO.
SPor otra psFte. mis- continues Oou :
pRCiones On IL of ina que Representa- y
loo freCuentes ViOiaa & la Isla y fuera
de ella. me imDadirfan ateuder debida-
mente un cargo que FeQuiePe CcupRrBe
de 81 con el mayor Cuidsd0.
GMi renunCia de Vice PreBidente del
AyuntamientO. de Is cuaI se hace mem
Ci6n ca otro luRar de so peri6diCo. quia
zss relaCioD6pd con Cite asuntO,
ObedeCe. y asf 10 hiOe ConBtsr ante mis-
compGf1eroG de session. & la ciFounotan-
ciR de pensaE mi Gocio ausentaFge tenn.
p0ralmente de ID IsIa y 0er paPa mi
impossible asumiT perento oriamente los
deberea de dich0 CaFgO, on OOR0i0neg
en- que tsl vez tendrfa que desatender
mis- pr0piO0 intare8eg.
SDaseO sinembaFgo hRCer COnstar,
Sntes de termiuar, que d notiCis que
tan sutilmente han intr0duCido en- 90
epFeciable Diario. sin duds aorpren-
diendo 50 buena f6. s6 de donde proce-
de y presume el prop6sito que u gufs;
pero & pessT de clio. no tepgo Rn me.
nor intenCi6n de ranunciAr mi cargo
de ConcejAl para 81 cual fof directR-
menta e.eoto p0F mis- Comitenteg de
Sac Juan.
eDOndo & I'd. sefIor Director lac mas
CxpreBiv4s gFaciaB por lA iu0ePni6n de
eAtls faeas. me suacF4bl como STEM
pre- 50 alto. = S. s
Reinozdo Pamsoguo Olzer.,
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En- las Piedras Sc di
Vi0n8D.

q nNegtr6 o0gresgon8aI esp90ial.J J

(.De maestro O0rrespOas0I espec60t.J
Humacao, JUNO 26 -Pasadas Las
novenas del Carmen que quedaron
muy animaaas, una alegre jaFana
hubo en- las Piedras, ameniZada poE
la Orquesta de Juncos. c0ntratada
para ese fin por nuestrOs amigos
dom Francisco MARQUEE Diaz y don
Juan Janer.
ALI vimos Feunido al precioso
bouquets Pedrefio. compUesto POI
las beIlas y distinguidaS sefloritas
Beatriz. Aurora, Angelita, Rosita.
Magdalena. JOsefna, Carmelita y
Sunchita MARQUEE; Carmelita y Ma
ria Martinez y la muy bella tEi-
guefia Remedies Cruz, pFofesOrs
graduada de dichO poblsdo:
Tambi6n concurFieFon damas, Sc
loFitas y caballeroS de Humacao,
entire las que recordamos q la 'cul-
ia sefloFa de don Alfonso Faura, Ia
senoFita Amparo Porrata y otra se-
noFita de Luquillooque les acompa-
1aba de apellldo Zalduondo, que es-
taba monfsima y con Ia que senti-
mos no bailar una pieza que nos
compFometiera la atenta amiga Sc
noFita Carmen MARQUEE, la trigue-
ma De Oios de fuego que al miraE
subyUga.
Beatriz MARQUEE con traje de CO.
lOr crema era nuestFo entendeE
la rei1a del baile; estaba heFmosf-
sima y va quisieran para 81 algu-
mas Feinas De 4 veraad sus gFandes
atractivos y su sin jgual belleza y
hermosuPa.
Con este grupo de sefioritas Mar
quez podr1a formarse un artfstico
cuadro de bellezas mitol6gicas, pues
entire elias hay Venus, Dianas, Fri
mes y demas deidades, que elias
con derecho propio poarian muy
bien semeiar.
El belIo sexo De Las Piearas pue-
de competir en- cultura, elegancia
y belleza con cualquiera de los de-
mos pueblos de nuestro pals.
Muchas gracias 4 los xfeosS por
las muchas defeFencias que SO sir
Y eron dispensarnos.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-06-28
VELADl En- Las PlEOSAS

Humacao, JUNO 25.-La noche
del sabado Sc celebr0 en- Las Pie
dras una Velada que qued6 lucidi-
sima y concurrida, dandose cita aIlf
10 mas selecto y distiUguido De di-
chO &poblado.1
Era muy digno de admiration el
yer d aquellos Pequenuelos trabajaF
con tanta desenvOltura y gFaoeio en-
ell dessmpefio de sus respectivoS pa
peles. Lolin MARQUEE y Purita Mar
tinez, las que solo tienen seis amos
de edad. Sc lucieron en- la represen-
taci6n de los Varios que So le en-
Comendaran.
Estaban monf>imas y fueron muy
aplaudidas poF el numerOso p1blico
que llenaba ell sa On.
Rosa y Adolfo Marquee (6l Direc-
tori, tambi6n Sc lucIeron y cOse-
ehaFon mdltiples aplausos. Los xco-
rosD bieD; y todo el resto de la in
fantil compaflfa trabaj6 con entu-
slasmo, por 10 cual Ell 6Xito no le
nego Sus favOreS.
Rosa MARQUEE conoce de Gvtejo1
las tablas y. por ESQ. Ell p1blicO que
la admira, no cesa de aplaudir des-
De que asOma a la escena. Pepita
JaneF. inimitable; es 10 mejor de
Ia compaflia.
Esperamos que estos ratios. de So
laz. Sc repetir8n con -frecuencia, pa
"a bien de los simpaticos vecinos
de Las Pipdras, que Sc divertiran,
de nOsotros que concUrriremos, y
De nueetro amigo don AdoIfo Mar
quez (6l DIRECTORY que Sc llenara el
bolsillo.
UN HUMACAENO.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-06-28
De SOGIElAl.

En ferna0 La distinguido IN lra
d. n Aurea D wills. viuda de b loeiro.
eat6 eDf4rma en- GA residencia del
GVeFsaIleg.0
Qoe mti1ve pPer to.
Ua 5uen Yeg01o. Los esposos B j.
Iasquide-R r ldrfguez fueron obsaquia
dos an Is uns fIana de hgy con an hsr-
mOAfsimo ebebs. que vino d mundO
con toda felicidRd para 81 mayor CON-
tento de Bus feliees pa tres.
Buena oanda te gs on ID vida 81
nueV0 ser.
Para IOncs. So ausenta de esta
ciudAd pArh b peFla del Sud, D que
PeFle heHmoca os po9 aTaciea Y ViEtu'