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The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1905-10-30
LOST ALL FEELING 4
AFTER AUTO ACCIDENT

New York, Oct. 3o--Mrs. Louise
Johnson, who says she has lost all
sense OF feeling since an automobile ran
her down, three years ago, has begun
suit for SEQ, 1000 damages for her in
Jury. The defendant is Nicholas T..
Brady, of this city. b." /. y
She said that when her eyes were
closed she sometimes had difficulty in
realizing whether she was standing up
or lying down. A short time ago ac-
cording to her testimony, she ran a
nail in. her foot and was unaware of
the injury until members of her family
told her OF it. At another time one of
her sleeves was on FIRE, scorching her
arm before she noticed the fire, but
without causing her the slightest pain.
A physician testified that Mrs. John:
son, undoubt edly had no sense Of feel
ing, but would not say positively. that
the phenomenon originated in a blow
on the head from an automobile, as the
woman claims. s2 .s.r r.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1905-10-30
BAPTISTS WILL NOT
UNITE DIyORcED PERSONS

Des Moines, Ia, Oct. 3o.--At the
concluding session of the Baptist state
convention at Qttunwa today. the COM
n1ittee on resolutions reported. favor
ing a resolution pledging Baptist pas
tors not to- marry divorced people.
The resolution passed the conference
with a hurrah.
Hereafter, all divorced persons who
want TO marry in Iowa will have to
get some other minister than Bap-
tist. The ministers pledge themselves
10 use honorable means to ascertain
whether applicants for ceremony have
been divorced. @ .l
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1905-10-30
CossACKs USED GUN s.I

Odessa, Oct. 3o Cossacks have
commenced firing on the crowds of
workrnen and students, vf..ss had barris'
caded street corners with street railway
poles and furniture.
At one point a volley from the Cos
sacks killed one student three workinen
and girl, and wounded eighteen per
sons. Ri ss sssS
The governor, in 4 proclamation SAYS
that the first stone thrown at the mill
itary will be the signal for the troops
Id fire. sss ass
The governor asked St Petersburg
for authority TO proclaim martial law
hut has not received an answer
All the streets and square are full of
4 Cossacks and police,
Citizens have formed Il committee for
pttblic defense.
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ALPIoNso 10 GERMANY.

Madrid, Oct. 3o.- King AIphonso.
accompanied by Premier Gen. Monter-
icy Rios and a large suite started today
on a long arranged visit to Germany.
Nothing definite is known concerning
the object Of the visit, but as it follows
50 closely after the visit OF President
Loubet to Spain, the kings visit is be-
liesed to be more in the nature of a
diplomatic mission than q mere friendly
visit. The king will remain in Berlin
from Nov. to Nov. I2, and an elab-
orate programme for his entertainment
has been prepared, including festivities
at the court, a military review and a
hunt. III s.s s
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1905-10-30
U. 5. ADMIRAL
IN TROUBLE
HE SHOT CHINESE WOMAN,
u .,-.3 WAS ATTACKED BY MOB
Admiral Tray and His Son Had q De-
cidediy Unpleasant Experience On
Chinese Soil U. S. Marines landed
to Rescue the Officers.

London, Oct. 3oA dispatch to The
Standard from Shanghai says Rear Adj
miral Tray of the American Asiatic
squadron, and son, Lieutenant Tray,
while pheasant shooting outside Nankin,
were attacked by the Chinese because
the admiral accidentally shot a Chinese
woman, slightly irjuring her. The Chi
nese overpowered 4 the officers, taking
away their gun. They knocked the ad-
Iniral down and held his SON as hostage.
Forty marines were landed as a rescue
party and were attacked by the mob The
marines had to fire twice.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1905-10-30
EAST IS WRAPPED UP 4
.@ In GRAFT SCHEMES

!, New York, Oct. 80 President J. J.
Hill of the Great Northern said that
the west was decidedly worked up over
the graft as brought out by the insur-
ance Investigations in this city, as well
as other happenings. a s
lhe western country is very much
disturbed, said Mr.. Hill, over the
methods of high finance that have been
revealed. They do not like to see bust
ness conducted as it lis proved it has
been conducted Confidence has been
shaken, and the result may be some
stringent legislation ,..@ s..
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1905-10-30
,DOWiE WAS GREATLY Y
IMPROVED in MEXICO

- Chicago, Oct 3o John Alexander
IDowie, first apostle Of Zion, and his
party Of thirteen are preparing to re-
turn from Mexico, where they have
been arranging the affairs Of the pro-
sjected Mexican colony of Zion Mr..
Dowie is expected to arrive in Zion
about Nov. S.
Overseer G Excel, who IS in
charge Of the first colony OF Zion, re-
sceived a telegram from the apostle ad-
,vising that he and all members Of the
party are III good health and spirits and
The is rapidly nearing complete recovery
from the effects of the paralytic stroke
suffered at tic beginning of the Mexi-
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1905-10-30
WITTE COMES INTO
POWER in RUSSIA

ST Petersburg Oct. 33o + onight the
attocracy of The Rornanoffs ) and the old
order of things ceased to exist iii Rus
sia. the emperor surrendered To Witte
and later comes into power as minister
president with All imperial mandate
which will enable him ID convert The
sfarcical national assembly into d real
Legislative body elected by greatly ex-
tended suffrage and coraferson the people
the fundamental civil Liberties including
free speech These welcome tidings
reached Sc Petersburg shortly before s
this evening. N d asss 81
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1905-10-30
SUNDAYS DEAD IN q
ODESSA NOT KNOWN

Odessa, Oct, 3o-lt is impossible to-
fix even Approximately the number Of
yesterdays victims, The officials in.
charge Of the hospitals, cemeteries and
the lockups have been strictly forbidden
to give ont any information The in
fantry whose loyalty the authorities
doubt, are kept ill the barracks and the
Cossaclss who show no disincliiiation to-
shoot down the people on sight, are
left to deal with the crowds.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1905-10-30
BAD EGG CAUSED
DEATH OF DEALER

London, Oct 80. A very uncom-
mon cause Of death was investigated at
Southwark, at tine inquest on William
Eames He was engaged ip sorting eggs
for a firm Of provision merchants, and
some fluid from a bad egg to
come in contact with a scratch on his
hand. The wound became so serious
that he was admitted to Guys hospital
where he died of blood poisoning four
days later, AT the inquest the foreman
.of the firm said that in twenty-six years
experience of the trade he had never
heard of such case.
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help to achieve Liberties. Even the Cos
sack patrols in keeping idlers moving
in the streets seemed careful not to use
their whips and simply drove the crowds
along before their advancing horses.
IA meeting Of the municipal council
was held last evening, at which a depu-
|tation of thirty members Of the strik-
ers' committee appeared lin an impas-
sioned speech the leader of the deputa-
ton presented the following demands
of the workmeil and affiliated organiza-
fions
FIRST constitution and political lib
erty. 5l$5 sjse, 3a88
Second That the city furnish food
to the workmen. s5 ,5s
Third hat the city refuse further.
supplies to the troops and the police.
Fourth That the troops be removed
from the waterworks or otherwise the.
strikers would cut the water supply.
81 Fifth The immunity Of the deptta-
stion from arrest ss5
The council granted this last demand
and promised to reply to the other de-
|niands. The council sent requests to-
both General Trepof and Minister Of
the Interior Bouligin not to arrest the
members of the deputation, but the po-
lice nevertheless took them into custody
Upon urgent representations, Gen-
|eral Trepoff an hour later released them.
The people are extremely nervous and
bordering OH panic, and are easy vic
tims of every sensational rt,Inor Among
countless baseless reports which receiy-
ed credence were that the emperor had
etnarked on a vessel and fled to- Dem
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1905-10-30
CREWS REPORTED TO
HAVE KILLED COMMANDERS

Odessa, Oct. so. There were per-
sistenr runlors in circulation here today
that the crews Of vessels composing
the Black Sea fleet mtltinied on arriving
at Sarnasur, on the coast Of Asia:
Minor killed Admirals Birilef and
Choukirl and sailed back to Sevasto-
pol, hosting the revolutionary flag
ii IS impossible to verify the rumor.
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FIRE FATAL.

Raleigh, N. c., Oct. 3o.-Three per-
sons were seriously injured, one OF
whom subsequently died, and dozen
others had narrow escape from the
flames in fire that destroyed the
priests house at Nazareth orphauage, a
Catholic boys institution, three miles
from Raleigh, early Sunday morning.
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ST. Petersburg, Oct SO. - The city ap-
pears outwardly calm but there is the
most intense excitement beneath the sur
face The strike committee continues
to restrain the people from violence
This IS considered the best means of
obtaining the ends in siew. But behind,
the scenes members Of the committee are
holding meetings and seem to be prepar-.
ing for a bold stroke at an opporttines
moment. ri
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1905-10-30
ARREST IS
IMPORT Ant
SUSPECT HELD IN
PrTTsBURG By POLICE
The Authorities Think They Have
Something BY Which He Can Be
Connected with the massachusetts
Suit Case Mystery.

Pittsburg, Oct. 3o.- Morris Nathan,
who was arrested last night in conncc.-
ton with the Winthrop, Mass, suit case
mystery, spent restless night in the
police statics. '.
This morning, when interviewed he
refused to talk. Director Moore Of the
public safety, says i is an important
arrest and the prisoner knows something
of the crime w VII "a 81. I. b <
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1905-10-30
BODY i'm SUIT CASE
HAS BEEN IDENTIFIED

Boston, Oct go Mrs. Catherine.
Geary Of Cambridge has identified the
rings found on the hand, OF the Win
throp dress suit case victim as those Of
her daughter, Susan. s. 3
\ Miss Gearey was a chorus girl OF
the Shepherd King Co. and was
known on the stage as Ethel Durrell.
The Shepherd King Go. is at present
in Pittsburg, Pa The young woman
disappeared from Boston Sept. ri.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1905-10-30
PARIS HEARS LITTLE
FROM RI USSIAN CAPITAL

Paris, Oct. so Concentrations be-
tween ST. Petersburg and Paris remain
uninterrupted The streets Of the Rus
sian capitals are flied with people, but
mo disorders are mentioned In the tnea-
gre dispatches received here .s
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1905-10-30
FATAL WRECK
ON SANTA FE
ACCIDENT OCCURRED NEAR
KANSAS CITY TODAY
Dead Are Estimated From Four to
Eleven = Accident Occurred on a
Trestie at the Missouri Pacific Cross
Ing Many Were Injured.

Kansas City. Oct 3o.-The Santa
Fc passenger train WHICH lett Chicago
last night was wrecked four miles out Of
Kansas City this morning. The NUM-
ber OF killed is variously estimated at
from four to eleven, while over twenty
were injured. The wreck occurred ar
Rock Greek, where the track crossed
the, Missouri Pacific on trestle. ~
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1905-10-30
DETECTIVES REPORTED AT
WORK ON THE CASE

New York, Oct so--At the Office Of
n. w. Harris & Co. here, it was said
that the detectives have been put on
the trail OF the missing securities.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1905-10-30
NOW CLAIMED 1T IS
ONLY $4,000 MISSING

@a St. Paul, Oct. 3o.--At Northern Pa
cifc express headquarters it is said that
only $4,000 was missing in the express
package. No details are. given out.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1905-10-30
TELEsRAPHER STRUCK.

ST. Petersburg, Oct. so. The employees
of the chief telegraph Office here have
declared a. three days strike. All In
coming service is stopped
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1905-10-30
SITUATION GROWS WORSE
I'm RUSSIAN POLAND

LODI, Russian Poland, Oct 80. The
situation grows worse hourly Infantry
when told to FIRE on the people discharg-
led the rifiees I'M the air.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1905-10-30
EXCIT EIMENT IS INTENSE IN AL
PARTS OF The RUSSIAN EMPIRE
.OUTBk .>sNKS EXPECTED
Ain seST ANY MOMENT

Leaders Of the Strikers Are Apparently Counsellng
Peaceful Methods AS They Expect to Gain More
Through Such Means Than BY Furious Outbreaks
Secret Sessions Are Being Held and a Grand
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-01-23
La silIa electrica
Domingo OrO=CO.

Fl lunes liltimo fue ejecutado en- la
slla electrical en- el penal de Sing
Sing, William Spencer, de color. Su
crimen, que hizo mucho ruido, fue
.asesinar en- pleno juzgado criminal de
Nueva York, un tai Mae Farlane,
agente de una socledad moralizadora.
que lie acusaba de andar en- negoc;os
prohibidos. Por cierto que el mlsmo
lunes sc presento otro candidate 4 la
silla. tambi6n de color. Un negro ape
llidado Carroll mato de un tiro Fed
T. Mejor dicho, los tiros fueron tres;
pero ell de efecto mortal fue uno en- la
ca beza. FL motive del negro fue 10
vengAnza, porque dias mites lie habian
despedido del arsenal.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-01-23

Hrn .f. e. Fat-e N...s:.s... &
fcsptaasi :. s'.sCtsIc> pt,g .ffl...Fila'c
'sef 80 fsmha'y ~ diisgit mss afaefa
4 ,oao szpoF
N.porc, oac r,gan de las is,as icl
saf tfsee a asia dcl hsoof <iVo pn
uecno sp.rts rondanda paT 81 canal
ie B ra-fdino sue scpsra lss iSlAs dc
lug6n M'naoro
Ch-ion. dc Enero IT general No.
"a ,icuc ,p4o dispue>o pars fariihear
nuevsmen;o 4 Puerto Arturo IN GUAM
do saigan dc sl,i los raSoS. llsv =
naao gTsndeS caniidades dc material
y un efCrcito de coolies chiaos al ciec.
70. Siendo in;eaoi6n de los jNponeseS 70
ner il plaza en- es;ado mas formidable
ggc aui - rcconSiruycndo lNs 70 ale
zas. edihcsndo o;raS rernediando los
deiec,os d, las actuAloS. 10 que esperan
hacer antes que los rusos puedan 81
jiarls. 81 tai OCCASION llega.
Ia prenSa japonesa opina unanime-
menie que. suceda -.o que suced,ere.
Puerto Arturo debe ouedar en- poder
del Iapon micntraS el imperio exisis.
Se enviaran / Ia plaza where's, mu-
niciones efectos de sandal para so,
tener un sitio dc aiios. habiendo aPren-
dido los japoneses dc las equivocacio-
mes de los rusos.
Ofciales de Ia marina rusa que Sc
hallan en- Chefoo calihcan de absurdas
las cifras de bajas japonesas durante
el sitio, publicadas por corresponsales
que esta ban con 81 general Nogi y So
metidas ls censura. segln las cualeS
el sitio costo los japoneses 10000
hombres solamente.
Dicef los rusos que por observacio- =
nes personales Y relatos de prisjone
ros, estan convencidos de que los ja-
poneses perdieron' en- ell sitio por ell
calcul0 mas bajo, so, 900 hombres.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-01-23
Mano larSui-negra

En- Lebanon, Pennsylvania. fue preso
uu tai Ignatz Wenzler. natural de Hun
gria, y puesto en- libertad bajo $4,000
de fanza
E arresto Sc hizo a peticion del go.
bierno austrohnngaro. Parece que ell
primer ministro de Huugria, conde
Tisza. recibio una carta firmada MA
no Negra," con ell cuno de Lebanon.
pidiendole $4,000 bajo amenazas de
muerte Las sospechas recayeron en-
Wenzler, y por una estratagema Sc
obtuvo una carta de su pufo y letra, la
que, comparada con la recibida por ell
conde Tisza al momento comprobo las
sospechas.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-01-23
EXplOSiOneS de minaS

Londres, 10 de Enero-Dice IN des-
pachO de Chefoo que al consul japon6s
en- aquella plaza lie han ilegado nueyas
de haber ocurrido una desastrosa ex-
plcsi6n en- las minas de Puerto Artu-
20. Ell mismo despacho despacho dice
continuation que una gran parte del
terceF ej6rcito (Nogi) esta en- Marcia
para Lao Yang con objeto de refor-
za1 al mar4scal Oyama.
Dondres. II de Enefo--Dice un des.
pacho de Puerto Arturo que por ex-
plosi6n de una nina de contacto. den
tro de un fuerte, murieron 20 japone-
ses el dia s. Hubo otras dos explo
stones de minas, pero no Sc dan de-
TALES.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-01-23
COntra-almirantes rusos
-. !: Sc ESCAPARON

A San Petersburgo lego ell dia s
del actual un telegrama especial de
Chefd, participando que los contra
almirantes Uktousky y Doqhhisky lie.
garon eD una lancha dicho puerto.
bajo difraz.
Uktousky mandaba interinamente la
escuadra de Port Arthur y Sc le priv6
del mando en- 10 de Agosto con mo-
two de no ha ber cumpido las 6rdenes
que sc lie dieron, que eran de salir de
la bahia y no regresar despues del
com bate naval de aauel dia.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-01-23
Vista a les aStilIeTOS
EXTRANJERtS.

Paris dc Fncro Ei vicc-z'mi-
ianie Dubassoa qae .ucedid Al s'mi-
rauic @.arnSkun como reprcscntantc
De Russia en- IA oomision international
form ads a. I.vcs.igar e incldenie
de- Dogg,T eant cn Il Mar del Noiie
llcgo hos Paris fue rccibico por
clministro oc Kelacioncs EN,criorcs.
Nj. DcicaSS& SabcNe Que csia mision
del vice aluirauie Dub3Ssoit Is ,nci-
dental Y que trae otTa muy distinta,
Ia dc presioir una Comisi6n tecuica
del Almlrantazgo ruSo para reorgani
zar Ia marina rusa. apaTic de Ia cues
uon con el Jap6n. NicmbroS de la
com:sion. peritos en- ciencia naval, han
viSitado los aS,Illeros alemanes, .holan.
deses. frsnceses { i ALLIANCES, y { hallan
en- Paris, donde celebrar&n sesioneS
balo la presidencia del vice almirante
DubaSSoff. DespuGs visitaran aS,ille-
ros dc otras nacioneS. incluSos los de =
los Estados UnidoS El objeto de Ru-~
STA es gastar $500 900 900 en- Ia orga-
nizacion de ST marina militar.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-01-23
Roosevelt CariaCOnteCidO

Sumamente cariaContecido eS fama
que snda el Presidente Roosevelt de-
bldo clertas cOntrariedades que Sc le
estan presentando. La difcultad esta
en- compagiaar IN presupuesto de
SiI6.oOo.ooo para la Marina, un ere
ditto de veinte veinticinco millones
para obras pdblicas mejoras en- rios
y puertos, credito que siempre fue sa-
Ornamental hace tres amos que no Sc
vota; at nder a los clamores de los
que, dsntro del partido republicano,
pldeR la reVl,io- arancelaria, y hacer
frente a la eventualidad de una serie
de deficits.
Varlas de las primeras personalida-
des de la agrupAclon fueron convoca-
das hace dias por el Presidente a la
Casa Blanca, y dicese que hay mucha
mar de fondo en- los supremos conci-
lios.
FL presidente desea legislature ex-
traOrdinaria para el otoflo, unos la pi-
den Immediate en- la primavera,
otros, los mas opinan que mejor sera
no convocarla De todos. modos. 10
que en- partido menos practfco que ell
1epublicano podria llegar ser peli-
grosa brecha, Sc arreglara con POGO
esfuerzo, sabiendo los republicanos
cuanto les va en- sostenerse unidos.
Creemos que el programa naval no
sufrira menOscabo de consideration,
pues no Sc We en- el pals intento de
Volver atras en- la responsabilidAd asu-
mida por la tutela de las naciones Ii
bres de este continente.
Bien advierten las personas impair
ciales la injusticia y ridiculez de pre-
tender desde Washington ejercer pre-
dominic Sobre colectlvidades tan or
denadas y robustas como Mexico, la
RepGblica Argentina y Chile
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-01-23
Inacci6n en- la guerra

San Petersburgo, 9 de Enero.-Di-
cen de Nanchuria que la inaccion que
se nota en- los dos ej6rcitos, obedece a
que los dos estan tan tuerte mente
atrlncherados que ninguno quiere ex
ponerse los sacrihcios en- p6rdidas de
vidas que la operaci6n de atacar irro-
garia: Lo que podrla tener probali
dades de Gxito seria un movimiento de
tlanco. para 10 Cual sin embargo, min
guno de los dos ejercitos 'tiene la suf-
cinete preponderancia. Creese que
los rusos exceden los japoneses en-
unos pocos de miles de hombres Ell
general Mitchenko manda toda la ca.
balleria, y los generates Rennenkampf
y Sansonof conservan sus mandoS. La
artilleria contaba 1857 pleas hace
POGO ell general Kuropatkin dijo los
agregados extranjeros que podian to-
marse un mes dos de vacaciones sin
tenor d perder OCCASION de yer una
gran batalla. El general anuncia que
los rusos tomaron un convoy los ia
poneses cerca de Santaitse, el jueves
6ltimo,
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De e:.Teatro

~ schor Moniaaea. NJ .iene psr
don de In
Y seppresa cue T. ohiigd. segun ~
cree. 4 ne hicscra q papcl dc lcrc
mi@S. b. hosho poucr q naiculo al
Simp&iico aTfiSia.
he dicho cue u emprcSa ha dchido
ohligarlc. porsuc el sen y Mon;anez,
sabc dc seguro cue ~ cStrella neoe
sacramento. On un papel del iamaflo
que ,ienc cl De lercmisS y 10 cue IS
por 81 guS;o nsdie se da coscorronts
contra una muTalla.
Aquello no era FL rev que rsbio
err. Ia paroiia de e; zarzwela. hcoha
por una oompaiiia dc buios.
Hasts la senora Beltran estaba IN
soporabl'
Y la miisica que iba escapando bas
tsh;e bien gracias a la direction del
maestro Marquez, sintio en- el primer
coro del acio iercero la influencIa del
escenario y hubo algo que lamentar.
Ia function. en- conjunto. fue un fra
case. No SC purde decir otra cosa.
I'll gGnero grande lie viene muy an
(uO CSOo dANlOn aQOO. NiblO lOo NhalNo
hay quien ,iene condolences y faculta
des, pero que no llegan cubrir las
necesida les artiSticas de la zarZuela
grande.
Culpa de la falta de respeto que tie
men por el arte, nueStroS muy aprecla =
bles ahcionados. la tiene ell publico
Llega MontafIez y da un relincho, y
Sc RE, Sc rie estrepltosamente ien vez
de matarlo.
Suelta un gallo la Beltran, y alguna
que otra vez Ia aplauden.
Asi Sc va perdlendo el gusto, asi Sc
convicrte en- Nn Circo Ia cScena
Yo he visto que en- Barcelona, en- los
teatros Ell que trabajan afCionados,
Cuando 10 hacen, los pitan.
POr ESQ la escena catalana, tlene un
Borras. gun Serrador. -
Aqui 81 seguimos por ese camino
pronto no tendremos nadie
Y es la>tima que en- un pueblo: que
tiene aptitudes para todO muy espe-
cialmente para el arte, Sc desvie, Sc
peryielta, Sc prOstituya el gusto des-
carriandoSc por el lado de Ia pantomi
ma -grosera, 'cuando Sc puede esperar
arte, arte puro dc esos muchachos que
tienen tant IS condiciones.
Bueno que al teatro Sc vaya reir;
pero reir gracias, no mamarrachos.
Sirva este de aviso y prep5rense a
DIR cosas muy gordas 81 no Sc enmien-
dan, los spreciables jovenes de la So
ciedad artistica..
Como siempre, 10 mejor fue el "co:o
de doctores.
Las tiples estaban perfectamente
fusilables las dos -. y feas y cursis,
inclusive
Domingo OrO>CO.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-01-23
COnferenCia en- Manati

En- la noche de aver Sc habra efec-
tuado en- los extensos salones del Casi
no Espanol de Manati una conferencia
que sobre ell Lengua je castellano Sc ha-
bia anunciado pOr ell laureado poeta
don Clemente Ramirez.
Agradecemos mucho al Presidente
del Casino mencionado, don Abelardo
de la Haba, la atenci6n que tuvo de ill.,
vitarnos para que asistiesemos 4 tan
importante acto.