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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-02-01
oIada IFIc0 Iii8TaTIa
EN- SabaRa GTa1dG.
VIOlInlsta Morales iu6 all nlBy
arlaudIdO
(Ds uusstr0 p0nsqg. J

YaucO, Enero 3O.-De triunfo en-
triuDfo VI 81 artiata recoQiendo en- So
marcha tFiunfaI Dor 81 cannino del arte
diFinO dc Is mdsicas apiaus0g y EXPIRE
ai9ues de adniraci6u. que son como
perIas 8 81 corona de gloria.
Anoche Ie oy6 el pueblo de Sabana
GEande, Guys cultfgim8 sociedad eatu-
vol congregada ca los salones de la LO-
gia eIg1aldad.S So di6 alIi una es-
pIGndida yelada concerto que asisti-
moe. No pOdemos sustrRernos escri-
biz estas lfneas. exp0ntsnea manifesta-
ci6n 81 va eminente RFtista y 81 pueblo
de Sabana Grande. cuya sociedad sabe
sentir y premiar los hijoa de Puerto
Rico que ae Bevanten como estrellas
iluninando Ice pSginas del ibro de Is
historic patria.
Cada vez que 81 arco, varita mBgica
en- las manos deficadas del artista,
arranca nuaYas notas 81 violin, Sc oyen
mas dulces esas notas, mas hermosas,
son mas sugestivas. y hsy an nuevo
encRnto para ell alma del espectador.
que quisiera vivir una eternidad, arru-
Ilado por el concerto de los divincs
arpegios que brotan del instrumentO,
como las estFofaa de los subIimes poe
tas que Cantan 81 amor ysh natura-
leza.
En- Ia veIada concierto efeCtuado
anoche en- ID Logia 0IguaIdadD de Sa-
bana Grande & benefcio del gran vio-
Iinista, tomaron paFte EaliOsfsim0s eIc-
ment0s de aquel pueblo que tambi6n
dierbn reaIce 81 espI6ndid0 festival.
El ilustrado professor principal. poe
to yIliterato distinguid0. don Modesto
C0rdero. abri6' el acto con an bellfsi-
mo 6iscurso 8 improvis6 en- ell trans
curse de Ia fiesta cuatro beIIfsimas es-
trofds que oportunanente enYiare para
ga pub 'iCaCi6n.
"a nifa Maria Luisa Roger, decla-
mo admira blemente la bellisima poesia
<La Danz8 PuertorriquefiR1 de Cor
dis.
"a se1ors Piovanetti de Sep6lveda,
eiecut6 maRistralmente en- el piano dos
belllsimag composiciones. obteniendo
nutridOs aplausos, = ID nina Carmen
Gaztambide, TeCit6 ID poesis de Perez
Bonalde SiBsndita seas!S admirable
mente.
De Yauco asistimOs nosotros con
nuestra pequefia hija Paz Lopez de
Victoria. que tom6 parte en- Ii veIada.
Nuestro QueridO amigo ell inteligente
professor don Jes6s Muflcz que acom-
paf6 en ell piano Rl inspirRdo violinis-
d. sd hija Cecilia que ejecut6 brilIan-
temente en- eI piano una Sonata de
HurmeI y cant6 la Jota de los BAtu-
rros con el nifIo Manuel Lsbr6n Y Ia
sefIorita Mercedes Negroni que recit6
sSCuSl ha de ser90 del inspirado Peza.
y tomb parte con 81 senior Negroni ca
eI chistosO di6I0go de Camposmo1
SiQui6n supierR esCribir!o aiendo muy
aplaudidos.
En- rea6men. la fiesta de anoche fue
un triunfo para ell eminente artista y
demostr6 una vez mas. que Ia cuIta
sociedad de Sabana Grande. sabe rem
dir quito de admiration y de justicis
81 arte y & Ia ciencia en- todas sus ma-
nifestaciones. LO mas valioso de aque-
IIa sociedad invite al vioIinista daI
otro concerto que pronto Be llevar6
efe0t0
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Fiesta De bonb8rOs en- Ponce.

EI benem9rito cuerpo de bombercs
de Ia Ciudad del Sur caIebrars una sum
tuusa fiesta en- honor 81 XXI aniver-
sario de su reorganization.
La fiesta go verifcar6 los dias / Y 2
de Febtero.
III dia 10 de esa mes y como un n6.
Nero de los festeios acordados, se abri.
rs al pdbl b pIazs de Ia Abolici6n,
b0nito porque destinRdo & iuegos ate
ticos de niflos.
Hsbrk vsrios bailes de bomberos. Sc
repartir6 6stos varios premioa, ETC.,
etc.
Bien merecen eaa expans' los es.
fOTzados bomberos poncehos.
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SoGlodad Dc AbOgados.

Participan en- atenta circular los
Aboqados AcufIa y M6ndez. habeP for
mEdo en- esta capital una sociedad de
abogadoa que se dediCarS & la gesti6n
y defensa de toda cIase de asuntos, tan-
to cd Ias COrtes Insulares y de DistFi-
to de los Eatados Unidos, como en- los
Departamentos y altos Centres Ofcis-
las. aaf como "a ramo de NotaFfa, pro
metiendo desplegsr en- todos los neg0-
clos la msyor RCtiYidRd y celos posi-
bIes.
FiguTa tambi6n en- dicho bufete Co
mo auxiliar del mismo, el Notario dor
Luis AbelIa y Blanco.
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En- Ia CO9te de Ll$Stq5t0 1eC D5S.
t9'ito Judicial be San els0gs.
POR CUANTO: Habi sndo presen-
tado 81 abogado don Manuel M. Gino-
rio una moci6n solicitandO & nOmbre
de don Francisco R. de GOenaga Y Oh
zs, vsCino de esta Ciudad ID declara-
ci6n de dominic de ID fincR siguiente:
SUrbana 8 solar sito eh 81 bsrriO de
SAnturce, t6rmino Municipal de esta
Ciudad, en- forma de trifBguIo que mi
de doscientos noventa Y Och0 metros
Ochenta centfmetros Cuadrad0s, colin
dando pOr ell Norte con don Epifani0
COrtijo; pOr ell Sud con dofia Genara
Enrique; por el Este con eI citadO Sr.
GOenaga y don AmaIio Cepeda; " por
Ell Oeste, con ell refeFido Sr. C0rtijo,
Bruno Viflsls Y MRrcelino Sierra.
POR TANTO , habi6ndose ordena-
do Dor el Hon. Emilio del Toro Juez
de esta Corte SO publiQue por tres ve-
ces en- unO de los peri6dic0s de mas
birCulRci6n de esta ciudad. la petiCi6u
para que los que tengan alg6n derechO
real sObre ell inmueble desCrit0. Las
personas ignoradas q quienes pueda
perjudicar IL inFcripci6n y en- general
tOdo ell que quiera Oponerse puedRn
efeCtuarlO en- ell t6rmino de sesenta
dias naturales Iibro el pFesente en- San
Juan de Puerto Rico veinte y siete
de EnerO de 1905.
Jose p. F5gueras.
SecretariO.
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LIeaIdIa ID EIaIdn.

Encontrkpdose yaCante Ia plaza de
medico auxiiiar de Sanidad del pOblado
De Luquillo. por renuncia que hiciera
aver el que d Yen1a desempen nando. Sc
anuncia al p6blico nor 81 t6rmino de
ounce dias, para que los facuItativos
due deseen ObtenerIa. presenter sd So
licitud; adVirtiendo que ga haber es 81
de $500 anuales.
Fsjardo. 10 de Enero de 1905.
JUAN PENEDO.
15v.s. AIcalde.
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Premasos d los inep0nentes s05re JS5re,
t0S: Sc sortearan todos los amos en-
ire los que mas Sc distingan por 90
ConstanciR en- el Ahorro.
H0TGs de Cara: Para Las imposicio-
mes:
De s 61O4 de Ia ma6ana, de Ia 634
de Ii tarde los dfas laborables; Y dc Oh
& 104 de Ia mafiana los DOmingOs. Para
la extrRcciones las mismas horas ex-
septo Ia de los Donningos.
ReQEanaeatt0 de LG Secc65aa' Las per
sonas que interesen mas pornenOFes
sobre las imposicionea. extracCioneG
manera de iquidar intereses, etc, pue-
den solicitar an eiempIar enIR Caia.
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En- la administration de corraoa
de esta cipdad Sc encuentran detenidas
Iaa siguientes cartss: Garcia EIena,
Garcia JaEints, Garnett Edgar, Gar
cfa Pedro. Garcfa Jusnita.
Ell alCaIde de Aguas Buenaa Ia
soIicitadO 81 iDgFeso en- al manicomio
de II alienada Carolina Camacho Ace
vedo.
Don Enrique BlEos de haJardO,
CeIebrars bn c0ntrato de aFrendamien-
% con 81 pueblo de- Puerto hlco. poi
an Iote detsFrenos que oolnpr6 q 60
bierno militar pare ests1 leceE una es-
cuela normal en Rio l9d IA
Ha inerasldo ca e c6KlaA DC Ma-
yapnez, Salvador EeTndl eoqea0o ue
agerinnto en primer
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Sc REPETIRA.

La scciedad artfstics, en- vista del
buen 6xito que obtuviera con "a repre-
sentaci6n de GDon Juan TenOFio,1 in-
f6rmaae que repetir6 esta obra 81 pro-
1inno ssbRdO.
Es segpro que asistiy& al teatr0 nu-
merosO p6blico sdnnirador del famoao
drama.
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La TIENDlT TA.
DE j. ECHEVARRIA. .

Todss Ias semanas reside nuevoa
surtidos de quincaIIa y ropa hecha &
precios reducidos. Es 81 estableCini-
ento mas concurrido do San Juan.
Plaza Principal 80. allado del Ayun-
amiento, San Juan. 2. R.
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PkNADE E RIA

Sc aIquila Ia casa no. 1O8 de Ii CalIe
del Sol. Propia para una Panaderia
con su hoFno y enseres corTesp0n-
dientes.
Dar6n informes en- Ia CalIe del Girls
ANTONIO MENDEz.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-02-01
A n U n C 10

En esta fecha he eonferido d se1or
don Isidro A. Sanchez, de esta pIaza,
poder bastante y facuItades necesarias,
para Is Gersncia de mis- Agencies Co
merciaIes y representations de f6bri-
Cas, etc. San Juan. p @ 81 de
Enero 1905. e. WOLFE. r..
g -
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iBOtslIas! iBOtsIlasI

Compramos cuaIquier n1mero de
medias boteIIas VRcfas. Rivero y ca.
Tetu6n 26. P. r. d.
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La zafra en- :
BaTCeIOnetar
IN bohiO que ost 81 ca8 . no.
(De aee.estro Cogregponsa5. }

Enero %.
Va se ha dado principle & Is zafra
de la gran Central sPlazueIao y SO nota
aquf ese movimiento que indiCa Ia vida
que tiene este importantfsimO pOblado.
DR gusto yer como funcionan las
maquinarias de esq Central, su bonita
Iuz el6ctrica y la IocOmotOra que reco-
IRE todos los extengoB ca caflaYeraIes mar
Cando el progresO de esta cOmarca
sgrfCola.
-Hay una Casits en- donde viven 4
infeIices mujefes en Ell barrio de Ga
rrochales que ests amenszando ruina.
puesto que esta 81 Sc cae 8 No. Y gabe-
mos que el doctor ViIlan0il habr& de
ayudaFnos 6 la Obra generosa de IeVan-
tar de nuevO Is Choza de esss desampa-
rad&a.
Don Juan Marchan SicaYd6 ge
dedica 6 negc clos De una casa de drogas
de los Estadne Unidos y es IN prOpa-
gandiata muy ectiVO.
Sc enCuentr& mejorandO cada d1a
el sefor ID. HeribeFt0 Dfaz y el DR..
Susoni cree que su c0nValecenCiR ser6
rapids.
Muchos elogios hemos dido hacer
de Is se6orita Carmen TarradelIa de
La Florids, maestro & quien se le
estimR mucho.
Hamos eatrechado Il mano del CO.
baIleroso amigo doctor Garriga 6 quien
tento 81 Quiere ca toda esta extensa
jurisdiction.
Sc despide de este para eiercer 50
profession de nnaestFa en- Manatf la iE-
teIiRente profesora aehoEita Carmen
Casellas Santana, amiga que o. eatlma-
de aqui por 50 car6cter bOndadOs0 y p0F
Jas bellas dotes que pOsees
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BancO Territorial y AgrfcOla
De Puerto Rico.
SECCION DE AHORROS.

LnposScSOnes so6re 1S5ret0s: Desde
1925 & 81. 900, devengar6n intereses 81
9pOr 100 annual.
InspOsiCSOnes 4 pEdsO ITO: Desde
5000 en- adelante devengar6n inter6S 81:
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paHdoO onIsnfe
slomEnol
q. yan-ae graves sld qaea de3Ia:
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E DL C Il 0
Estados UnidOs Dc America n..,....;s, !.
Ell PTssidono de- los Esta SS. 0Sla.s.'o Ia..;.;n -
dos UnidOs. OOu'p'S'

En- Ia Corte de DSstrit9 deE Dis.
ty'tto judicial De San Jas0'
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ANTONIO MENDEZ.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-10-27
Census Of Towns.

| Following is the official list of towns, with
populations, showing comparison between this
and the last census. No town is given with less
| than 100 inhabitants
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-10-27
STILL ANOTHER CHARGE
Aberdeen Man Accuses James Collins Of
Robbing Him.

YANKTON, S. D.-James Collins, arrested at
Mission Hill on the charge Of issuing checks
the bank at that place when he had no &C.
count, is apparently in more serious water than
at first The had
theory was supported yesterday when wealthy
cattle and landman OF Aberdeen came here and
quietly set the states attorney at work on an.
other charge against Collins.
The Aberdeen man, who gave the name Of O.
drunk recently and then went thru him .fol
$500. The prisoner will have to answer to the
second charge, and his chancessof free move
ment appear to be slim for some time to come
Yankton shriners visited Sioux Falls yester
day to participate in celebration at the queer
city. .3f Hs # (. 49, ss ~ b
+ The court calendar for the November tern
shows twenty criminal cases. The first term t.
be held in the new courthouse promises to- be
a long and busy one. 5ffc 81: ~ <.- ;,
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-10-27

Our line Of steamer rugs, bath
robe blankets, horse blankets and
lap robes is beautiful and com.
plete.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-10-27

Workingmen's Atwood flannel
underwear and overshirts,
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-10-27
READ
The Sunday Journal
Better Than Ever Next Sunday

People all the Northwest every week look for
ward to the Sunday Journal, which has easily taken the
lead among the Sunday newspapers Of the Twin Cities
Of Sunday Journal is easily accounted for
because carries the best of everythngbes telegraphc
and local news best illustrations best sporting section best
features best magazine best comics The high standard
of excellence that has always been characteristic in The
Evening Journal noticeable in the complete
and satisfying Sunday edition. Local merchants have
already found it to be the most satisfactory advertising
medium. .....~--..
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u PURE ODSCAMPAIGN :.
Two Box Gar Men Arrested in NORTH
Il ss*@el@@ Dakota. ~ w.

FARGO, N. sD.--Foods Commissioner Laid
caused the arrest at Canaoef G. ii cannon, box
car merchant representing a Chicago concern,
pure food law. One, enargeI1is chat impure cur
lant Jelly was SOLD Fathogt q spEoper Label, the
iboxcar Representative ofSanother Chicago firm
was arrested On a shar&e Ut violating the pure
food law at Litchfeld.aTt is alleged that he
sold an imitation of maple syrup without a proper
label Fannon vas released on $500 bonds. His
hearing was set for Monday. -. i. H.
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CENSUS ANNOUNCED
OF SOUTH DAKOTA.
POPULATION BY COUNTIES SHOWS
TOTAL OF 455,s1e.
Bureau Makes Public the Official Re-
port of Statistics Gathered for This
Years Census In State Comparative
Statements Showing Number Of In
habitants by Towns.

Special to The Journal.
| Pierre, s. D., Oct. 27-The census bureau
/ Of South Dakota has made public It's official
reportfof the census taken this year in counties
and towns in this state
Following is the official list OF population by
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-10-27

HASTINGS, NINA 5-year-o1d son Of
Nicholas Langfeld was burned to a crisp last
evening falling from haymow into the flames
from q burning barn.
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Next Sunday, Oct. %

The Journal will be better than It will have the news
of the world we'll edited and interestingly written the
greatest Sunday services in the country There will
be many pages of intense interest every member of the
famy-features fiction and we'll worth reading.
The popularity and general of The Sunday Jour
nal from its first ISSUE October has been most striking
The demand for from every side has been nsstent
and every Sunday Minneapolis merchants have used its
columns extensively than any other Sunday
paper The Sunday Journal is different from the ordinary
Sunday paper It is teenng with good things that you
cannot afford miss. There's always something in it
that you want to
The Journal next Sunday will go to more than
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-05-16
ToDAYS STOCK QUOTATIONS
selling P'isa Tods, On Me- fo'k IsshsnU
A. Noon.

.Today's quotations on the Noe
York stock exchange a. reported ~
noon hy j. X. Milllsion & Co, 81 Z
Nassau street. NcN York city % the
Bennington securli! company are a.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-05-16
SYNDICATE

Evi Randall of Cambridge was in
town last week Tuesday.
A large number of cases of whoop.
ing cough are on the street also the
measles.
Mr. and Mrs Ray Bentley and
daughter, Gladys OF Jackson, n. y.
we're in town the first of last week.
Mr. and Mrs Geo A. Parker and
Miss Bertha Hurd all OF Hoosick Falls
were in town on Tuesday of last week.
NJ. j. Convey and wife, John J.. Covey
and wife, Mrs Andrew Provan and
Mrs Chas Thompson OF Manchester
were in town last week.
Mrs Verona +. Hoyt the wife of DR.
f. F. Hoyt departed this life on Satur.
day the 9th instant. The immediate
cause of death was pneumonia.
Mrs Ezra Marian started the latter
part of last week for her home 10
Meriden, Conn. She has been in town
some weeks caring for her mother who
was quite seriously i'll but is now suf-
ficiently recovered to go with her.
Mrs geen Chilis started the first
of last week for Meriden, Conn where
she is to stay with her daughter, Mrs
Ezra Marian abe went by the way of
West Rupert where she will visit a few
days with her aged mother, Mrs Ben.
lamin Hadaway, very old woman.
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TOMORROW EVENING
The season Al 0pus nou,s Closes With "A
Not 0ld Tine

why Is ID that "A hot Ola Time
Is such an enormous snccessf And
Why IL Il that "a Hot old Time can
go on the road season ailsr season
aud hll uhe houses nightly, when other
musical comedies iailf 10 the above
there can boo but one answer "a Hot
old Time" IL ono Of lhe olegercsi con.
oeplIons 81 musical comedy over pro
scented 90 bennington theatre goors,
Tho management this season have exc
cellfd an previous efforts aud first ~
all have proyl ied beautiful aud costly
costumes The musical selections are
los ihr best aud most ropnlur com
posers oi che dny. The company in,
oludrs some of iho best knoan come,
diaus and condolences nov briore ihe
public, such as VIM Mouliunf Joseph
Weber. Harry Nosi. Victor Stone,
Geo ~. neNorc. Irving Ncnhoi, Flor
onso Hughes, nabollo sheldon. Daisy
noane, lie.ea Ward and Others with a
chorus nf ien pretty shoN girls. No
expense has hcen spared hy che man.
agrmrnt ln maintaining The high stan.
dani 40 excellence Of Ibis most popu.
lar success,
The mere announcement that "a
Hot old Time NllI Boz scoa az tho
Opera House tomorrow evening ought
90 boz sufficient % crowd the house.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-05-16

Mr and ars T.. y. Hulinr. who came
here last week with the body of their
infant son for burial. went home to-
day. Later they will return and dur
ing thD summer Will.occupy the for.
mer Geo ". Hartman place on South.
no.
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Notice of Removal.

Because the refrigerator has been
sremoyed, the meat market on River
treet in the Putnam building will be
moved to 2l2 Depot street where the
business will be continued on and af-
ter Monday, May 10. constant sup
ply of nice fresh and salt meats will
be kept on hand, also stock of fresh
vegetables in their season.
George E. Matteson.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-05-13
The Curing Of William EIick.

=. ILL HICKS had asfbma--shook the
floors
ID With each recurring paroxyam;
The doctors made him live outdoors.
And that gave him the rheumatism.
The doctors cured his rheumatic:
OF that there never was question.
Strong acids stopped those pains OF his,
But left him I'll Of indigestion.
Dyspepsia fed before course
OF eating grain, II would delight us
To cheer this plan It'll we were hoarss--
But Hicks then had appendicitis.
He rallied from the surgeons knife
And lay six weeks without culver;
The operation saved his life
The ioafiug. though. knocked out hii
liver.
To cure his liver troubles he
Tried muscle stunts-you know how they
go.
From liver ails he then was free.
But all the strains gave him lumbas0.
Lumbago is painful thing:
A masseuse with vigage solemn
Rubbed ths iumbago out by spring.
But twisted poor BINS spinal column.
To rid his backbone Of the twist
They used some braces. They weTs
careless:
The padding for his head they missed:
This made him straight and left hizn
hairless.
Drugs were prescribed 20 grow his ha4r.
They acted just as represented;
They put his scalp In good repair,
But soaked in and left Hicks demented.
Then 10 q sanitarfum
They took Bill. He was wisely treated;
His brain with health began to hum
Then asthma: ward was poorly heated.
More open air." the doctors said.
Dill Hicks cried: mo. you shall not lure
me.
I'll stay in peace upon my bed
And shoot the man that tries TO cure
meT'
Wilbur o. Eesbit in Saturday Evening
Post.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-05-13

tive led him TO take up his residence
in the University Settlement, in one Of
the most crowded portions OF New
York's east side. Here he met Miss
Pastor. She was born In Russia Of
Jewish parents who were among the
poorest Of the poor. When she was
three years OF age they removed to
London and lived in the Whitechapel
district, famed for Its poverty, vice and
wretchedness. Then they came to
America, and at eleven years old little
Rose went to work In a cigar factory
In Cleveland. o. For twelve years she
sat at bench from twelve to fourteen
hours day rolling tobacco into cigars.
But she had aspirations, read and stud
led, wrote verses and short stories and
at last got position on Jewish paper
In New York. One day she was sent
to interview Mr.. Stokes at the Univer-
slty Settlement That was a day Of
fate, She became worker at the set.
tlement. Acquaintance and friendship
ripened into love. and they are to be
married this summer. Mr.. Stokes Is an
Episcopallan. As to the religious as
pect of the union he says: "',The faith
Of Miss Pastor is Identical with my
own. She is a Hebrew In the sense that
the apostles were Hebrews, and the
members OF her family are Hebrews,
but her whole personal faith is the
same as mine-essentlally Christian"
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A UNION OF EXTREMES.
Harriet Rose Pastor, Daughter Of
Poverty, who WEEDS MiIlionsfre.

Harriet Rose Pastor, Daughter Of
Poverty, who WEEDS Millionaire.
Harriet Rose Pastor will be twenty.
six years old In July, but her compar-
atiyely short life has been crowded
with enough experiences for several
romapces. She knows what II Is to
struggle with poverty and work ones
way up out Of the submerged tenth"
and then TO work for others still be-
longing to the submerged class. She
came from one extreme, that OF pov.
erty, and on the way upward In life
met young man who might be said
to have descended halfway or more
than halfway TO meet her The man.
ner OF his descent to her station was
noble one. The hero Of the romance
In real life Is John Graham Phelps
Stokes. who belongs TO New York
family noted for its wealth and It's
philanthropy. Mr, Stokes might have
devoted himself TO pleasure seeking
career. but he decided instead to dis.
cover how ''the other half" lives and
apply himself to the solution OF social
problems incident to the congestion Of
population in large cities. This mo
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havlor 10 hlB feil0w
actors was equally unwarrantable. One
day the super entered holding bis head
In the air and reclted bis line. my lord
the carriage Ia waiting"
"Let's have Il bit louder" said Irv.
Ing.
The man repeated II In louder tone
whcreupon Sir Henry demanded that
II should be repeated again still louder
Yet again did he make the super repeat
II and louder still. and yet again was
the same demand made. The man was
becoming enraged. and at last shrieked
out the words.
Every good" said Sir Henry, "very
good indeed. but couldn't you just man
age TO put q shade OF temper Into itT
Miss Maude Adams, who Is still play.
Ing in 1.-THE Little Minister" was ask.
cd recently to assist In arranging for
an evening OF amateur theatricals
which some ladies Of home mission
ary society were planning TO give. A
very pretty little girl who lived in the