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Los Angeles herald., 1905-05-09
SETTLE OLD SCORE
/ IN AROUND BOUT
TWO GROCERS FIGHT TO FIN
ISH ON STREET CORNER
THEY ARE RIVALS IN BUSINESS
Crowd Gathers to Witness ARRAY, but
No One Interferes and Mill
Lasts Several
Minutes

Pico street merchants were enter
tanned with a four-round fight to the
finish yesterday morning when Charles
Shafer, Seventh and Wall streets, and
A. B. Hartman, 61S Pico street, at
tempted to settle their business repu-
tations in a rough and tumble bout al
Pico and Flower streets.
The men are engaged in the grocery
business. They both desire the trade
of the Feere confectionery store, S0C
Pico street, and there is where ths
whole trouble commenced at O'Clock
yesterday morning. Shafer was there
first, but he saw Hartman coming and
went out to meet his rival. Few words
were said by either merchant but they
met with a clash in the middle of the
street.
According to stories of both partici-
pants there was no time for prepare
ton and the first round was fought
with coats on. A break-and each
withdrew to a small crowd of his -e-
spective friends that had hurriedly
gathered. The second round was done
in shirt sleeves. Hartman got an up
percut on the chin and each retired to
his corner of friends.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-05-09
Crowd Secs Fight

At least 100 people had gathered in
the street to witness the fight before 1t
was over and Pico street car stood on
the tracks waiting for the crowd to
leave the street. Hartman. who was
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The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1905-05-19

been directed against this consecrated
woman, since history shows that every
person who has revealed a step in
moral or religious reformation has
been hated and maligned by that which
was in need of such reformation.
| Though seemingly natural, it is none
the less reprehensible that the pulpit,
which ought to welcome every hope of
deliverance and every message of peace
and good will, has joined in the cry of
condemnation. To all of this Mrs.
Eddy has never made an angry reply.
Whatever others may do, she practices
the gospel that she teaches, the gospel
of Christ, the gospel of love.
These are the simple facts. ] should
consider it presumption to praise Mrs.
Eddy. A character touched by the
deepest humility and Illuminated with
love Of God and compassion for man is
Christlike. 1t needs no eulogy. Her
life is an open book wherein are re-
corded only good deeds. The signs of
these times are prophetic. They point
to the gratitude to God that is appear
ing in the hearts of man for the life
and works of the leader Of this great
movement, destined, as it is, to accom-
plish the regeneration of mankind.
THE PROMISE.
We should be aroused to gain the
freedom which is God given, which is
ours by right, which is an inheritance,
lawful, incorruptible, that fadeth not
away" 1t is awaiting our assertion
of our right TO it. God is good. You
cannot find a place in the universe
where He ever fails TO be what He
naturally and eternally is. Christian
Science demands, however, something
more than mere passive acquiesence or
belief in it. Simply believing in good,
offers slight protection from evil. The
fangs of hatred and malice must be
drawn. Actively at work in conscious
ness, Christian Science protects from
sin, disease, accident and every evil
through the power of divine Love 1t
is an individual as well as universal
benediction. H,comes to you and to
me in our greatest or smallest need,
revealing that which saves to the ut
termost, declaring the eternal Christ,
and it says with Isaiah, "Arise, shine,
for thy light is comet
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1905-05-19
Thinks WALES Claim win Be Paid.

Florida got a settlement out of the
general government by the only meth
DDS by which money can be gotten ont
of the government. The State employed
a man to lobby the bill through. There
is no other way to push any particular
appropriation bill through The agent
agreed to pay all expenses and take a
perc entage of what he got for the State.
He spent $23, 900 and several years, but
at last got the State more than 81, 0OO,-
600. So far all went well. After Flor
ida got the money one of the State Off
GERS raised a point on payment of the
commission to the agent. No doubt the
Legislature of Florida will pay the debt,
even over the protest of the Attorneys
General Birmingham Ledger.
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1905-05-19
NOTICE.

MADISON COUNTY STATE BANK. LOCA.
AVA ted at Madison. Florida IL closing up its AZ
fairs. All note holders and Others creditors OF
said Bank, are hereby notified 20 present the notes
and other claims against the bank for payment
all notes and other claims Of said bank will be
paid by The First National Bank Of Madison.
Florida, upon presentation.
RANDELL PoPE, President
April a. A. D. S-to June Rs-2rn y
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1905-05-19
The Cotton Acreage.

After all the footing Of horns and
blowing of trumpets it is becoming
more and more apparent that this year
cotton crop will be about as large as
usual. The southern cotton farmer
seems to be his own worst enemy, and
will probably only stop fighting himself
when absolute ruin stares him in the
face. Five-cent cotton will do the bus
mess. Pensacola Journal.
Go to Wight & Burns for all kinds Of
Gentlemen's Furnishing Goods. .
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1905-05-19
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

Notice V hereby given 10 al creditors Of the g.
tate OF r. l. Collins. deceased and TO all pernons
having claims against him or his estate, 10 ore
sent sane according 20 law within two years from
this dat, the 9Th day Of December, 1904 other
wise all such claims and demands shall b. barred
JOHN @. COLLINS,
Admr. Estate Of r. Il. Coflina
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1905-05-19
THE NAN HIGHER UP.

When grating boOdlers are exposed
And civic corruption is disclosed;
When city officials take TO flight
Spurred on by an increasing fright,
All the blame
Rests on the name
OF the man higher up.
When bribers are brought TO taw,
Each accused of breaking the law:
When committees run all about
Bent on chasing the guilty out
Then it's time
To fasten the crime
On the man higher up,
It's an old and successful trick,
Worked by rascRls, nimble. quick,
They will accuse the other fellow,
Though their own complexIon's yellow.
It's easy to see
The culprit must be
The man higher up.
Paul Cook. in Birmingham Age Herald.
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1905-05-19

CFiSp C1ippIn6s aAA Comments kFom the Cole
anhS 81 the Florida NsWsDaperS.

Gainesville Sun.-Tampa has been
after everything in sight, to keep even
with Jacksonville. The latter has Sc
cured tannery, but Tampa has scan.
dial that has equally as bad an odor. 4
Palatka News. Senator Harris. old
Key West, has asked for an explanation
of the present deplorable condition of
the States finances. There are about
$4,000 other people in Florida who are
clamoring for the same information.
BroOksville Southern Argus. - The
good reputation of the State demands
that the present Legislature take the
necessary steps and make the required
appropriation for the erection of a Gov
ernor's mansion at Tallahassee. The
fact that the State has no Governors
mansion is indeed humiliating to those
who have the fair name of the State at
heart.
Palatka Times-H Herald. In the person
of Hon. Harry H. McCreary, of the
Gainesville Sun, the newspapers of the
State have faithful friend-one who
is ever on the alert when bills affecting
publishers are on the docket in the SEN
ate. So long as McCreary is a member
of the Legislature Florida editors need
fear no legislation adverse to their in
terests.
Dunnellon Advocate. The amount on
the school appropriation bill for the six
white State schools is $77, 800 per year,
beside $13, 900 for deficiencies. What
great deal more benefit would be de-
rived from this money if it were devoted
to two first-class institutions instead of
six secondary ones; The number of
teachers could be reduced by large per
nahlinor ~ 10 Tho
of better men by paying better salaries,
or pay the good men we now have sala-
ries commensurate with their services.
Instead of having six presidents, two
would be sufficient, and by having the
students gathered into smaller number
of classes, a much smaller number of
other teachers would suffice.
~~-~~~~~-~~-~-~-~~-~
One reason given for the passage of
the idiotic anti-cigarette law by the Ill
inois Legislature is that after the bill
had passed the Senate the Tobacco
Trust gave it out that they would buy
up all the members of the lower house
before they would allow the bill to pass.
That put the members in a hole. Ii
they voted against the bill it would at
once be assumed that they had been
bought, whether any of them were
guilty or not While it is possible that
some of them were open to bargain
they didn't care TO face the notoriety
that would have been theirs if they h, d
voted against it. And it is doubtless
true that some voted for the bill who
were honestly and conscientiously OF
posed to such legislation, but did not
care to put themselves in false posi-
ton. If the story is true the Trust ov-
erreac he'd itself that time. -Montgom-
cry Advertiser.
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1905-05-19

Summer PaSSenGsr Rates to LahaTk Fla, and
SOpehoppy, Fla, When for Panaesa SprinGs.
Tallahassee, Fla, Apl. Is, 1906.
The c. T. & G.. r. r. announces the
following rates to the above Gulf Coast
resorts for season of 1905, beginning
April 18th, 1905, and ending September
Both, 1906
$l.s5 tickets, sold Saturdays, final
limit following Monday.
$2.05 tickets, sold daily, final limit if-
teen days from date of sale.
$2.4O tickets, sold daily, final limit
thirty days from date Of sale.
r. c. SNIPEs,
Travelling Passenger Agent.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-03-24
Presidencia de Ia ''UniidD"
Ryp-Ryp.

Apesar de su entusiasmo por nueS-
ira CausA J de sus buenos prop6sitos,
es "a cosa segura que nuestro queri-
do amigo don Manuel Ledesma no po.
drG trasladar, durante un mes, 81 re.
sidencia { San Juan, para cumplir el
turno de Abril al frente de 10 Junta
Central unionista.
El sefior Ledesma, que tiene baj
81 direction personal cusntiosisimos
intereseS, neceIita permanecer en- Are
cibo ahora mas que nunca. Y Sus
compaferoS, con profundo .pesar, lie
relevarAn de dicho turno. Para presi
dir la Junta 81 mismo designara q uno
de suS dignfsimos colegas, residences
en- esta capital.
Ello no empece que, en- los dias
que le dejan libres sus grandes ocupa-
clones en- la agricultural y ell comercio,
el seiior Ledesma ocupe el puesto de
honor que le corresponds presto sus
ssrvicioS q su pals y q su pattido.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-03-24
IOna possession Canuhas

Aver en- ell Concejo Ejecutivo, fue
confrmado ell nombramiento de nues-
tro bnen amigo don Manuel Camuhas
para ell cargo de Director lie estable-
cimientOs penales,
La toma de poscci6n Sc verificara
hoy probablemente vel senior Camu-
mas empezara desde luego sus traba-
JOS a la cabeza de una oicina dc i'm
portancia, 4 la cual anade mueho pres
tigio el hecho de quedar baio Ia auto
ridad de un funcionario, cuyas con
diciones estan fuera de todo 8ebale.
Una vez mas enyia IA DfN0eRA-
CIA sus placemes afectuosos al distin-
guido compatriota Y le desea los me-
iores exitos en- la posiei6n de que hoy
ocupa.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-03-24
NOTAS De YAUCO
Sc consagran justas Ioas a
la rectitud del teniente
sehor lturrondo.
SUS ENMIGOS
III pueblo de Yauco desea que
este Official permanezca en-
Su puesto.

! Ell Teniente Iturropdo ha salido
para esa capital en- uso de licencis.
| Su ausencia aqui 90 muy sentids,
pues lturrondo, en- el corto tempo Que
perm aneci6 en- este pueblo, SO ha cap
tado las simpatfas generates por su
correcto prOceder, gracias al cual Sc
restableci6 la tracquilidad, alterada q
con n,otivo de la campafia electoral,
J se han corregido muchas defcieu-
cias.
Sc murmura que muchos elemen-
tos NAL avenidos con el orden, cons
piran contra ell Teniente Iturrondo, y
que este, algo disgustado, gestionar6
au traslaci6u otro punto.
Sensible seria que+ tai detsrmina-
ci6n Sc llevara q cabo, no creemos
que en- Jas atlas esferas del Gobierno
Sc de credito & NADIA que Sc trame on
ira tan digno funcionario' de orden
pdblico.-
Seguros estamos que las perso-
mas prestigiosas de Yauco, de uno y
otro partido, estan muy satisfechas
de la labor realizada por ell Teniente
lturrondo, y que, 81 algunos no 10 es.
tan, serAu aquellos malos elementos
a quienes no convene un func.onario
impartial y honrado; los turbulentos
de todas las fpocas; los que conspira-
ron contra ell Sargento Pietrantoni
el Teniente Botfill; los que persiguie.
ron con safla 4 Lopez Gastam-
bide; los que hicieron fracasar al
Teniente Marquee; los que, en- fin, SO
dejan decir que aquf no Sc aguanta-
rA ningin Jefe de Policia 81 no mar.
cha de acuerdo con ellos. Y de esos
......ni hara case el Goblerno, nj
S3be hGcer|o al Tenisnte Iturrondo
que tiene una limpia hoja de servicios
que no podra empaflar el vaho de
cuatro mentecatos.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-03-24

diendo que terminase su discurso ell
senior Galvez, 10 que Sc opuso ell
Inspector, presentando en- gu lugar al
seior Tirado Verrier. Los senores de
la Junta, para evitar el disgusto que
pudiera s0brevenir, suplicaron al 90.
nor Galvez terminass su discurso COB
pocas palabras q 10 que accedi6 diri.
giendose al retrato de Washington que
tenfa delante, dijo las frases siguientes:
ISiempre igual, sienlpre 10 nliSnto; el
cScIdrO no puede dgenderse ante el an,o.
Parece mentird, SeioreS, que Lajo ell Co
bisfno qI'e Sc i'spira en- las grandes n.dri.
mas de csc gran Jorge Washington, Sc
codrte Ia Iibertdd del penSanie,ts Ia pa
ldbra.!
Estrepitoso APPLAUSE reson6 por
todos los ambitos del salon, undo
muchss voces de protesta de tod as las
clases socisles ALI congregadas c6.
mo movidos por un resorte se levan.
taron todos, absolutamente todos los
concurrentes, tanto maestros como
particulares, dejsndo en- pocos segun.
dos desierto el salon. Gran parte de
este pdblico acompah6 q Galvez hasta
su casa en- medic de Ia mayor indig
naci6n, volviendo luego a la plaza,
frente al consistorio hasta atlas hora,
de la uoche hacienda concentrates 30.
bre ell suceso, raro por demas en- esta
localidad.
Sc nos ha manifestado, pero no IL
sseguramos, que por este hecho escan,
daloso promovido por ell Inspector dc
este Distrito en- esta conferencia & Que
nos referimos, la Junta escolsr ha pre-.
sentado Ia renuucia.
FL pueblo en- masa aplaude la ac.
titud de Galvez y de Is Junta.
CoRREsPoNsAL.
Humacao, Mario p,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-03-24
Guarda- -a|mac65n nombradO

El senior Crosas, jefe del departa.
mento consolidate, acaba de nombrar
para ell cargo de guarda almac6n On
el Presldio nuestro consecuente co.
rreligionario don Jose Maria Patifio,
q quien Sc dej6 cesante en- Ia 6pocs
republican,.
Buen nombramiento.
Ell senior Patillo, antique empleado
de Aduanas, demostr6 siempre su in
teligencia y su probidad. Y en- su nuevo
destino cumplira con exceso sus debe.
res, que exigen rectitud honradez &
prueba.
Felicitamos al eefIor Crosas Dor
cate acierto y al senior Pat no por Ia
distinction que merece del gobierno
Los nombramientos asi deberian mul.
tiplicarse y de seguro que obtendrian
el splauso del pals, como "a 10 obtu.
vo ell del senior Padial para segundo
lefe del Presidio,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-03-24
BURLA. BURLAND0
Mr. TODD, DtSDE WASHINGTON Sc MUESTRA UN GRAN
AMERCAN|ANTE Y UN PERFECT0 AMER|CANzADO
AGR| DU Ices
'PaIae|'' Paa-e|s entire CancNr de hieno, que fu&
Bbnah ' eI de hns-coNs, que es T((d
A c RI D j | { T S

FL Evening Star, do Washington
atribuye al alcalde dc San Juan MI
Todd, una opinion luminosa y tras
cendente.
clos puertorriqusflos conviene,
on que el mejor medic do amerlcsni
Ear al pueblo 90 por medic de Ia de
ssparicion de todo 10 que sea esps
fol,.
iSoberbio!
iCusnta ingenuidad, cuanta e.
pontaneidad y cusnta fraternid I'D!
Pero hay que hacer algunos repa
En- primer lugar Mr.. Todd al ha
blsr ssf ha tornado facultades Que nc
le pertenecen.
Su sefioria no puede hablar er
nombre de los puertorriq ueflos, Dor.
que esta muy lejos de pensar do sen.
tir como la inmensa mayorfa do sus
compatriotas, en- 10 que concierne q
las faces diversas do nuestro proble-
ma polftico.
Por consiguiente, expresara IL
opinion de sus correligionarios polf.
ticos, no 10 del pueblo puertorrioue
no que discurre de manera muy dis
tinta.
La patria, don Roberto, no puede
autorizar en- modo alguno las opinio.
mes particularisimas de usted.
Siempre que vsya q emitir alguna
idea importante hagalo por cuenta
propis.
Proceder en- tai forma o. mas co.
rrecto, menos dado & desazones y has
ia mas sportiro y fashionable.
Crealo. Sc 10 aconseia un amigo
que 10 estima. IA que decir 10 que no
90 verdad? Eva usted & ser menos al.
calde, menos americana y menos sim.
pAtico por ESQ? iQuiA, hombre, quia
Los puertorriquehos no pueden
convenir en- que desaparezca de aoui.
segdn usted dice, todo 10 que sea espa-
mol, como base indispensable para Ia
americanizaci6n del pueblo.
Para hacer ESQ tendrfamos que re-
nunciar q 81 mismos.
Y resulta ocioso explicar el por
que.
De otra parte, asf no piensa un
polftico de altura.
nj ese es el lengusje de un ests-
dista.
Destruir los atavismos 6 Ia heren-
Gle dc Ia vieja nacionalidad, no % el
mejor camino para establecer , air.
mar on esta isla los cimientos de Ia
nacionalidad nueva.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-03-24
ApeIaci6n al Supreme

Los lectores rscordarGn que hacs
unos messs 10 Corte de Distrito de O..
ia ciudad dict6 un versdicto condenan.
40 d la pena de horca & Ia procssada
Luisa Nevarsz Ortiz, acusada dc ha.
Der dado muerte con un puiial & su
h'lo, arroiandolo despues & I'm arroyo.
Vistas las pruebas y ofds Ia de.
tensA del abogado senior Quintsro. 81
lurado confrm6 la psna que apuntamos
antsriormente.
Como circula el rumor de que Lui.
sa NevArez sera aiusticiada eli % de
Abril en- ell presidio do San Juan, nos
acercamos 81 licenCiado senior Martf-
nez Ouintero, el cual nos inform6 10
que Sigus:
El sefor Quintero ha presentado
rscurso de apelaci6n ante la Corte Su-
prema de Puerto Rico, y por virtud de
dicho recurso, Ia eiecuci6n que debfa
cslebrarse en- el mes sntrante queda
suspendida, haSta tanto el Tribunal
Supreme resuelva uno de los cuatro
cssos que se presentsn en- este iuicio.
Primero, revocaci6n della aenten-
ella diCtAda; segundo, modification de
10 miama; tercero, su confirmation y
cuarto, sefialar un nuevo juicio, en-
cuyo caso es Sabido q. debe procederse
q nombrarnuevo iurado. .IEl senior Quin
terO trabaia con fs para llevar ade-
lante las alegsciones nsces arias & IN
de conSeguir del alto tribunal una dis.
minuci6n de pena, en- dltimo extreme,
Este iuicio Sc presta q grandes es
tudios iurfdicos, y al mismo tempo
psicologicos, pues Ell caso de Neyarez
Ortiz llama poderosamente la atep.
ci6n p6blica por los antecedentes
circuntancias de que viene rodesdo
por parte de la procesads, Ia cual du
rante ell juicio, di6 pruebas de IN idio.
tlsmo complete, impropio de la nor.
malibsd del Carscter humane.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-03-24

| Hay que llevar q cabo algo ma
progresivo y mas noble.
| Una labor de armonfa y toler.p
cla, de compensation y dc adapts
ciones mdtuss.
Lo que han hecho, verbi.gracia
los ingleses en- ell Canada.
La desaparici6n que preconiza Mr.
Todd no 90 realiza con cuatro decreto
de polfticos de campanario.
Tampoco podrfa efectu arse bsio ID
preston de la violencia.
rs obra del tempo, del lento re
guro predominio de unas razas sobr,
otras.
AL fin la postre vence aquell,
que tiene mejores aptitudes y mei6,
organizaci6npara la lucha por la vida a
81 es cierto-no 10 dudamos-que
los americanos son superiores & nos
otros por la educaci6n, ell sentidc
practice y una mayor energfa, estas
fasultades impondrAn por ST mismas,
con el curse de los tiempos 8 impulsa-
das por Ia justlcia, la ansiada anne.
ricanizaci6n, sin necesidad dc que &c
COS anule y nos deprima y Sc tienda q
10 completa desaparici6n de cuanto
bueno recibimos por conducto de Ia
madre historical.
5Entiende don Roberto?
Por 10 dem6s, anosotros nos agra
dan las actitudes francas, por rudas
y b8rbaras que sean.
Y nos admiran los politicos ter
nes como Mr.. Todd.
All POGO nos muestra Ia historic
que sean tan valerosos, tan enteros y
tan echados pa alante.
El dnico con quien podemos com.
pararle es Bismark que sin duda
pens6 en- la prASianizdciGn de Alsacia-
Lorena, de igual modo que piensa aho-
"a MT. Iood en- Ia dnlelIc0nizdci6n
de Puerto Rico.
Solo que tuvo el buen acuerdo de
40 decirlo nadie.
Y aquf estriba precisame ente la di.
ferencia-hay que reconocerlo-a ia.
vor de Bismark.
Despues de todo, por algo deben
distinguirse los grandes polftlcos de
los politicos pequeaos.
81 no, cualquiera los comprende.
Porque, salvo ell talento, ell tacto,
los conocimientos, la experiencia y
cierta original distinction en- el medo
de decir las cosas, en- todo 10 demas
90 parecen como dos gotas de aqua.
iFerdd aStezP
Ryp-Ryp.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-03-24
Domingo B, Castillo

Hemos tenido ell gusto dc saludar
& este amigo nuestro, aquien CONGO mos
en Ponce hace ounce afios. Es un escri-
tor venezolsno distinguido. Val
vsuszrsla en- sl SPhilsdslphia,s
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-09-30
NArrOM EHcnnea.

An Edinburgh minister rolled a thou
sand feet down the sleeps Of Ben
Nevis and lived 10 tell the tale. Ad-
miral Sir Novel; Salmon was clean
shot through al Lucknow and returned
as dead, but came up smiling soon
afterwani. Similar was Lord Wolse-
Iey's experience in the Crimea but,
though pretty well riddled with shot
and shell and deprived of the sight of
an eye. be was able soon after TO en-.
Joy laugh over his own obituary.
Not long ago there was girl up on
trial in London police court who had
twice attempted TO commit suicide,
hut two trains had passed over her
and left her unscathed.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-09-30

Plans are now under way for the
formation of a chorus in Pendleton,
and II the efforts prove successful
some good entertainment will be pro-
vided for music lovers during the com
ing winter. The plan is to form a
chorus that will be available for en-
tertainments of public nature that
may be given i'm the future, and also
to give a concert in the opera house
some time during this season.
The chorus will be under 'lle tirec-
ton of Miss Elizabeth Kinselll, wh9
has had the advantage of much train
ing and experience, and Prof. VI. II.
McMinn. on Monday Miss Kiusclia
will leave for Portland for the pdrpuse
of securing the music for The Chimes
of Normandy" which ii is intended
shall be given as an evenings enter
tainment i'm the opera house.
X. j. Taylor. who is interested In the
formation of the chorus, states that
the main object will be the pleasure
which the members will derive frorn
the work, though one or more paid en-
tertainments will be given during the
season. As many vocalists as possible
are desired for the chorus. and IT is
hoped that at least 60 voices may be
secured.
A meeting of all local people who
are interested i'm the movcmcIt Is
called for Monday evening, October =.
at which time Miss Kinsella VIII have
returned from Portlan& Al that time
an organization will be perfected aud
arrangements made for the future.