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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-12-30
EDIC'T0.

En- Ia Corte de Distrito del Dlstrlto
judicial de San Juan, Puerto Rico.
Estados Unidos de America, Ell Pre-.
sidente de los Estados Ualdos, SIS.
Manuel F. Rosy. - Demaniante. vs.
vluda Willis, Gsorgs s. kack y A an
L. Reid. .-Demandados.
Eiaouci6n de Sentencia.
Por cuanto, el dla nuevs de No
vIemb'e de mil novecieatos cin,o, Ma.
nuel F. Rossy, como demandsnte, Oh
tuvo una aentsncia & su favor en- esta
Corte de Dlstrito contra Viuda WI
Hits, George s. Ksck y Alan l.. Reid,
por Ia suma de sETECIENTOS sETENrA
y NUENE dollars CUARENTA csntsv os
CON interes a rsz6n de seis por clento
snual desde primero de Ago.to de mi,
novecientos cust.o hasta que sea "a
tisfecha, jlntsmente COD DI zY NUEVE
dollars SETENTA CINCO centavos
por costss J psgos en- Ia fecha de dl.
cho fallc, y costas que Sc 6everg zen
On 10 ejecucl0n dc 10 sentencis.
Y por cuanto, dicha sent ,ncia fue
anotada en- el reglstro de csusas dc la
o6cins del Sec: etario de dicha Corte
el die afio antss menclon ados; y
cue 10 suma de sETECIENTos sErEN
ia Y NUEvE dollars CUARENTA centa.
vos, 90 realmente debida sobre dichs
sentencia, asf como ell interes sobre
dicha suma costas devengadas.
Por 10 tsntoi Yo, joss Labrador
y VihalS, Marshal de la Corte de Dis.
trito del Dlssr!.o Judicial de San Juan
be dispueIto sscsr & pdbllca suba ta
los sIguIentes bienes embargsdos 4
los demsndados
sRdstics Porci6n de terreno en- 81
barrio del Santurce, de esta cludad,
compueSto de dos cuerdas dos mil
doscientos treinss y es varas y Gin.
co pies cuadrados, equivalentes G95
srsss, "A centiareas y 36 ertfmetros
cuadFados, colindsnts al Norte con
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-12-30
OPERA ITALIANA

La compaHia SCoGNAMIGLIo pom.
dra eSts noche en- escena LA ToSCA.
Es unA de las psrtituras mas be.
las y sugestIvas del repertoire mo-
dsrno. Asunto, mdsics, de3oraci6n,
smbiente; todo me- sgpfaco.
Mahsns, domingo, ss fepetIra
aEIsHA, que fue IN exito artfstico el
luevss. Huelgan los sloglos. La com.
paEla presents un cusdro tan compile.
10, tan interesante, que los spla.uos
ss sucsden cssI sin interruption. En-
GEIsHA hay grscia, donaire, move lad,
orIglnalidad. Quizs nuncs sc vol7srG
{ YER sn Puerto Rico un eopidnto ian
perfecto Nosotros aIiItirfamos con
gultp elem veces & eia opsrsta.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-12-30
De BARRANQU|TAS
Alsuieh enemigo de aqueI
pueblo en- eI departamento
de Edueaoi6n
NOCHE BUENA TRISTE
Pasaron los tiempos de j1bilo
y algeria. 81 professor
Santoni y Rivera.

Psrece que en- el departamento dc
Educaci6n hay quisn ae empena or
hacer dai1o q cate pueblo. Cuando Ia
Junta local dc Barros suprimi6 nues
tras escuelss, el departamento pstro
elmo el proceder de Ia junta. lLuegc
80 nos conceai6 una escuela nocturna
para adultoE y hssta la fecha Ia tai
escuela no exists. Cosss de Mr.. AL.
berto.
En- ls Ultima semana fee denun
ciado el individuo Saturnino Mercado
por seduction de Ia j6ven Maria Bsni.
tez. UaR vez ants el sefi9r juez de
paz 90 decide por el mstrimonio.
Tamb en- Guillermo Negr6n, acu.
sado de igual delito, contrajo mstri.
monio con la aeducids, Lbrada Nj.
rsnda.
-Por conducto 6dedigno sabem %
que el iracundo inspector que preten.
di6 vsjar & uu professor residente On
este, he dado al ofsndido amplias "a.
tIsfacci ones.
-Gracias a las iniciativas bue'
nos deseos del popular padre Davila
se cslebraron aqui las tradicionales
misas de sguinaldo, en- las que echa-
mos de menos Ia animation y algeria
de otros tismpos. La noche- buena re
sult6 muy triste. Las GALES estaban
essi desiertas. Aqusl bullicio, hijo
del entusiasmo; aQuel j1bilo sincere
todas squellas expansiones que for.
msban parte de nuestro caractsr como
pueblo, huye Jay, para jamAs vol.
YER.
La sefora Bslen Santos, una
anciana pobre, psro digna, rindi6 Ia
jornada de la vida oil dla 23 del co.
rrisnte. Rsciban sus deudos y en-
particular sl j6ven don Manuel Mai
donsdo, residents en- Csguar, la ex
presi6n de nuestra condo .encia.
Sc encuentra On este, su pueblo
natal, pasando el periodic de vacscio.
pss.el ilustrado y d.gno professor don
Ramon Santini Rivera. Blen venido.
CORRESPONSAL.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-12-30
OESOE FAJARO0
Antonio R. Barcel6. la car.
ia de Mendez Cardora.
De luquillo.-EI teatro.
TENTATtVA De SUICIDE
cat6lica. Di-
rectiva del Casino de Fa-
jardo. Una rina.

Aunque van va pasados muchos
dfss de su regreso 4 Faiardo, me 81
muy grato registrar on eits nota de
impresiones el afsctuoso recibimiento
dispensado al querido amigo don An.
tonic R Barcel6, Juez Municipal.
Eotre las personAs que 90 adelsn-
taron hasta el veclno pueblo do Luqui-
llo & saludar { B arce'6 vImos al AL.
calde, Jueces Municipal y de Psz,
doctor Dfaz, j. M. Bird, pre.idente
del Ayuntamiento y I'm buen nGmero
dc amigos fntimos.
-Aquf Sc aplaude la idea de que
Ia Liga de Municipios consulte Ia
opinion de los capitalists s industria
les, sobre 81 81 clerto que spl auden
que ell Cons'io Executive contipde co.
mo hasta shora, siendo nombrsdo de
odcio. Tendrfa mucho que YER 81 re.
sultara de ests consulta que tales els.
mentos no han asegurado tsl cosa &
nadie
--Escrto 10 anterior, he lefdo una
iptsresante carta alberta dirlgida por
ell delegado la Camara, don Ramon
Mendez Cardona, al Hon. Presidents
, de los Bstados Uoidos, relacionada
con este asupto. Estoy muy seguro
que el psis aplaudlra esta carta y Que
la spoy ara efca znents.
DE Luquillo intorman que es
lsmentado el tras,ado del cabo Aqua
20. de la policfa insular.
Han sido rematadss y c mer =.
das va las obras dc repsraci6n y re.
forma del teatro de Fsjard6.
-Ea Ia madrugada de hoy iaten.6
matarse Juan E. Clavijo, empleado
de Ia Hacienda Margarits, de este
pueblo. El herldo pressnta una h rid a
de bala en- ell crfneo, donde sigue alo-
iado el proyestil. Su estado es gravi
simo. Asegura la esposa de CLAW 10
que des ie h ace dfas vsnfa obser ando
sfusomas de extravfo en- su marldo.
-Hsn sido llamados & deponer en-
Ia iuve.tigscl6n de los eargos presen.
tados por Ruperto Felix contra ell Fis
I cal Aponte, don EurIque Bird el
doctor jose A. Df.z.
-Jesds M. Pepfo, sacrist&n cato.
lico que Il tlmansate hsbfa feecuents-
do 10 ig'esia evspgsn>ts, de la cual
fue propsg andista, hs rectificado su
nuevo modo dc psnssr, reconciliando.
se al efecto, mediante ceremonial sde-
cuada, con sus antigdss creenclas.
La directiva del Casino de Fa-
lardo, recientemeute eegida, 10 for
msn los siguientss caballeros don
Ramon Mendes Carlona, don Luis
M. Cintr6n, don Antonio r. Barcel6,
don Luis de Cells, don j. M. Bird.
don Enrique Bird Ariss, don jose Sa,
lassr, don Luis Sierra y don Je,ds Mu
hoz Desde que Sc fand6 sl Casino no
ha deiado de ser e'eg'do ell seftor
Mendez Csrdopa una sofa ves ha'
b'eado desempen 4do 81 todar, la Pre-.
sidencla.
Ell dfa de Psscuas rifI,ron dcs
individuos del pueblo un de las cuA.
les srrsDcf media otja a gu adversa
RIO De este sltsrcado Sc derIv6 ur a
question entire ell policfa Monserra,s ia
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-12-30
CO|egio coneIciaI de SoenceI
en- Kingston \, Y

Un colegio Ideal para j6venes de
arnbos sexos. Enaehanza individual
complets. Cursos en- estenogratfs,
maquinilla, telegratis, escritura, tsne
durfa de libros, opersclones bancsria
9 ingles. Profesores especiales para
este dltImo.
Estudiantes pueden ingreuar cual.
quler die de 10 semana. Colocaciones
obtenidss para los graduados.
Correspondents en- ingleI , en- es.
pahol.
Solicite catslogos.
Direction para obtener smplios In.
formes:
SpTacer'S Business Colleos.
70 IL San Justo Z, San Juan, p. R
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-12-30
AUX|L|O MuTUO

E.ta socl,dad espsh )la de bene.
ficencia celebrsri ell dis primaro de
Enero prtyimo, entire ocho media y
nueve della msiiana, en- la Cspilla de
al SAna,orlo, una misa en- sLf.sglo
del a ma de sus socios fallecidos.
Tepgo oil honor en- cumnlim 'ento
de acuerdo tornado por 10 Junta Di.
recAva, de invitsr & todos los soclos
y aus familias & dicho scto.
Manuel Lombl,
residents.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-12-30
FIdello.

"a Lss seh 'ritas del pal, que
quleran venier en- comlsi6n alguno.
articu'os de la Joy yarfs de Orkamp
n oltin ca, Cincinnati, Ohio, dirfi.n,e
a K NArvsez R vera, Areclbo.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-12-30


TO 4 Mimi, es como una for de prima.
vera que viniese de otrss rrgiones,
traida por el viento, para engalauar
ICON sus risusfios colores un psissjs de
otofo.
Mucho, mucho me satisfzo Mimi
Pinstn d6nde eitSs, oh Musset? "A.
Fontana es una artista de buena es-
cuels. Voz extenaa, segurs, bien tim.
brada, de soprano, vibrante y briIlan
to en- los agudos. Expresa con passion
y vocsliza con clarldad pc, fscta. Muy
bien estuvo en todos los n1meros & ~
cargo, sobrs TODD en- los duos con su
amants poets y en- todss las conmo We.
doras escenas del dltimo acto. En- sl
lecho, cuando bussaban calor en- el
manguito sus manos ateridas por ell
fro de la muerte, estavo sencillamente
admirable. Gast6 mucho al piblico
y en- nombre de 6 ls doy mis- mas en-
tuel2etaa parablenes.
Musetsa. hermosa Musstts, gra.
ciosa Musetta, 10 Vicini 50 identified
contigo anoche. Cant6 con Ia miama =
algeria que tt csntsbas, cuando ibas
en- alocada iira bsio los arboles del
Luxemburgq coiida del brszo de Mar.
cello. Atrae esta sr.ista por su ele-
gants distinction. Rays gran altura
eo @ final del segunbo acto en- sl
cuarteto del tercero.
Vannutelli no 90 de I'm tensy di
f0rsa pero canta con calor, CON sent
mlento, con entuslasmo. Atsca con
brio las notas atlas y sabe darlas vi.
brautes y lfmpidas Nos hIzo un Ro-
dolfo del mejor gusto artfstico. I'm.
presion6 bien al auditorio y fue aplau.
dido con iusticia en- diversos passjes.
Palombi &c creci6 anc che en- Mar
cello. Cor parmo mi opinion sobre e,ts
baritone y hasta la amplfo, diciendo
que es una de las mejores parties con
que cuenta 10 compsfifa. Estuvo muy
bien por un doble concepto; como can
tante como actor.
Carre ii di6 todo ell relieve cue
era possible dar su sscundario papel
de Schaupard, Ssfior Carrozzi, tengo
gauas de verle en- una labor de empe.
no. Ser& esta noche en- Ia 7ssco. tNo
90 asi?
Ell bsio z mon Colline -tiene en-
dicha obra poe as oporsuuidades para
oil sp auso. Colline solo da u. nota
persona; ell elegioco csnto & 81 levita
cusndo So despide de ella porque Va
a deiarla en- una casa de empeflos. Y
hace bien en- despsdirse Colline de ese
abrigo que le es tan caro- para ell in
vierno porque, ,quen va & dsrle dine.
70 para sacarla de las garras del
prestamists? Iauon posee una Voc
melodlosa mas Is habi mente la ORR
ginal elegfs. Algunos diletontes splau.
dieron Dos tres discretas palmadas
significan much) mas en ocasiones
que los ei!'uend1sos vitores.
Dscdldamt ut,, el caricato Poggi
nos hiz1 un casero muy sim p&tico.
Merecfa que le p gArsn ell prim ar tri =
meltre squslIos I'm ledernidos bohe .
mios
La orque'ta honrarIa & cualouier
compsnfa q cualquer teatrc. Es
una txcelenifs ma orq uesta, Y ell mses
tro D @ 's6,u gran bstats. Lsar-
f.tics varilla ,bla on aus msnos v
q aus coniuros brots vlve el mundo
de la 'rmorfa. Ell tGblico le tribut6
una saliva de aplausos.
En- suma; una Boheatia como no.
cas- veces So ha vist1 en- SIN Juan v
como segurHmette te no veremos eu bue
nos aEos
A Ia troupe ScogoamIglio le 30.
bran condolences y elementos, par.
interpreter la alta 6pera. Pruebalo
la sudici6o de anoche.
MI euhorabuena los slmpl tIco.
artittss.
FidnlI0
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-12-30

~Ssnora, dquiere usted tsner nj.
aos sanos y robussos? 5Qaiere usted
que su msrido viva feliz y contento? I?
Compre usted los artfculos mas puros
selectos en- casa de Cerecedo.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-12-30
E RENITEz eAsTAN0
AboQadO v nosario

AbOgddO Y nota7iO.
Fierce ante la Corte Federal y Trl.
bunales insulares. Garsntiza 10 ips.
cripcl6p, sin deieetoS, dslos documen.
tol Tuistos ( RsgisLro. .-Cristo 2s.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-12-30

Con motive de las fiestas
de AN0 NUEv0 y para dar 4
nuestrcs tip6grafos ese dia
de expansion, segdn Sc acos-
TUNDRA aqui en- todos los pc.
ri6dicos, ell Iunes dia l:e do
Enero, no Sc pubIicsra la
DEMOCRACIA
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-12-30
La curaci6n de las Hernias

euran racafnene BRAGuER M ~
R & .anto Iaufos ha 0btendo en- Europa epaa Doctor Lya
banda
0 nSndan uatapentos pdan preos - ~ u"ON'@'
Consutas de9a1 yds2a5
Ieuan q, ftOs Hotel Juan. San Juan P R
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-12-30

Flores un pa'sano, 81 que & Ia poa'
tire result6 herldo en- la cab "a. Df.
cese que la csa'a de eta sgresi6n tuS
Ia resi't ncis gus opuao el palsano &
la policfa
CORRESpONSAL.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-12-30
LA SALUD

Farmaca Drogueria Pavia s, Arecibo P r.
stencils con amn nsgsute Precos 10.
mas msadoa Desh de M pdoraS MARTINEZ cSp,ulss a.
assn pepurshvo Ruso Inyecs6n Roja
Cctubre 80 de 1905.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-12-30
Rega|os- gaIos

de
~ suo smpey
Pud
VIA La
Mao eNsno e uucomplto. ~ ~ : ''
Arizona republican., 1905-12-26
MEXICAN ROBBERS VICTIMS.
The Bodies of Rutherford and McMur-
 ray Brought Across the Line.

Fl Paso. Dec. 25.-The bodies of Robert Rutheford and w. McMurray, who were murdered on the night of De- cember 17th, near Diaz, Mexico, reach ed here tonight. Mrs. Rutherford and Miss Anna Rutherford of Philadelphia, wife and sister of one of the victims, accompanied the remains on the jour ney from Santa Rosalia.
 They will leave for Philadelphia to- morrow. Mrs. Rutherford stated to- night that she was unable to aid the Mexican authorities who are investi- gating the murder of two Americans, with any information, save her own conviction that robbery was the sole motive of the attack.
Arizona republican., 1905-12-26

to violate a federal statute bearing on the above crime in Fl Paso. Mcbride was convisted and sentenced to serve four years in the federal prison at Fort Leavenworth, and is now serving his sentence. Wettergren, who operated a saloon in Douglas, in some way secured his discharge, but he was later arrest ed in this territory under another stat ute, the one above referred to. The trial would have been reached by the court at Tombstone last week, buJ de- lay was made necessary to secure certain copy of the old indictment in IGl Paso county and to have an order made for the removal of the women from the Texas Jurisdiction, they being held under an order for the deporta- tion. Captain Alexander will return to Tucson on the 30th of the month and the following day to Phoenix and will then begin preparations for the re- moval of the United States attorneys office from Tucson to this city.
Arizona republican., 1905-12-26
OF LOCAL INTEREST

A FORGOTTEN HORSE.-Some- body left a horse in the fair grounds last night and it was taken to Mr. ! Tipton's place, near by, where the owner may find it when he remembers
 having lost it.
 NEW FLOOR coVERING-Not content with rejuvenating the walls and furniture of the city hall, the council is now engaged in covering the floors of the halls with new linoleum all of which Is very pleasing to every body and in harmony with the other improvements
 HERE FOR CHRISTMAS-T. G.. i Crenshaw, one of the oldest prospect ors in the territory arrived here yester- day to spend the holidays with rela- tives and friends. He is engaged with John Montgomery in the development of group of copper claims in the Eagle Tail mountains.
 CALIFORNIA VISlTORS.-Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Bradley of San Diego. well known residents of San Diego and for merly residents of Phoenix for a num- Der of years, arrived here yesterday to spend the holidays visiting with their many friends. They are the guests of MT. and Mrs. George A. Mintz
 TUCSON VISlTORS.-Mr.a and Mrs. H. E. Heighton of Tucson arrived yes terday to spend Christmas with w. K James and family and the subsequent days in seeing the fair and visiting with their many friends. MT. Heigh- ton will return in two or three days, but Mrs. Heighton will stay at least a week.
 A MEETING OF OLD FRIENDS.- Mrs. John Welsh and daughters of Colorado are visiting with MT. and Mrs. James L. Cant and also taking in the fair. One of the daughters, Miss Sallie Welsh, is a teacher in PinaI county and while here will attend the teachers institute, which will begin to- day. She is a former pupil of Mrs. Cant
 PLENTY OF ROOMs-There was some complaint yesterday that a num- Der of strangers had difficulty in find ing rooms. This ought not to be and there can be no one to blame except careless Phoenix people who meet strangers without entertainmnet and forget to direct them to the board of trade room. MT. Van der Veer has a list of rooms of all kinds and in large number yet. Quite a number were placed yesterday but there are yet many unOccupied.
 QUIET POLICE DAY.-The police of the city had quiet day yesterday con- sidering the large crowds they had to handle, and while there were several arrests. most of them were of suspi- Cious characters it was thought best to place in confinement for the bai snce of the week. Two or three beg l;ars were given notice that they must l'ave the city. Last evening on Wash iHgton street a man soliciting aims
Arizona republican., 1905-12-26

Ladies! Call at the Phoenix bazaar, No. B E. Adams, for your Christmas and holiday goods.
Arizona republican., 1905-12-26
TO THE PUBLIC.

l wish to anounce that I will con- duct a feed yard on the fair grounds during the fair for the purpose of feed- ing and caring for horses, vehicles and contents.
 F PENNTNCTON
Arizona republican., 1905-12-26

Hoghe's chop house is still famous for those Hoghe hamburgers, steaks, and the good things to eat.
Arizona republican., 1905-12-26

Santa Claus has added to his pack this year. Donofrio's Crystallzed Cac- tus Candy.
Arizona republican., 1905-12-26

Our famous Old Rutledge Whiskey, best that can be made. Melczer Bros.
Arizona republican., 1905-12-26
E PENNINGTON.

Turkey. We lead in prices. Christ mas turkey 1Sc at Hurley's market
Arizona republican., 1905-12-26
FOUNTAINS MUSIC STORE.

All the latest songs. Teacher of mandolin, guitar and violin.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1905-06-17
SPECIAL RATES EAST VIA
O. r. & N.

To Chicago, Milwaukee and re-
turn, $625.0; to St. Paul, Sioux
City, $3.50; Omaha, Kansas
City, $3.50; St. Louis $4,000.
Tickets on sale June IA, Is, Is
and II; limit of 80 days; stop
overs allowed.
l. T. Ames, Agent.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1905-06-17
THE PULLMAN HERALD.
SATURDAY, JUNE II, 1905
WEEKLY CROP REPORT. :
Seattle, WASH, June 13, 1905.
Week ending June IL. 1905.

Seattle, wash, June IL, 1905.
Week ending June IL, 1905.
Another splendid growing
week has just ended, perhaps
better than any that has preceded
it. Copious showers in the fore
part OF the week were followed
by several days of warm sun
shine, which has caused all vege-
tation to make rapid progress.
More rain has already fallen
since the first of June than usu-
ally falls during the entire month.
/. Pastures and meadows are in
the best possible condition. Clo-
yer is nearly ready to cut and a
small amount of cutting has been
done. Oats are growing nicely,
but in some localities of the
White River valley they are said
to be weedy. Hops are making
fair growth but are not armed
out yet. Barley is being cut in
the Klickitat country and is a
good crop. Potatoes are very
thrifty and all vegetables are
making satisfactory progress.
The week has been more favor
able for strawberries than the
preceding one. Cherries are be-
ginning to ripien. The crop will
not be large.
In the wheat districts the con-
ditions have been ideal, and both
winter and spring wheat have
made wonderful progress. Win
ter wheat is headed out ready to
bloom, and spring sown wheat
is in some instances nearly as far
along. 1t is generally in "the
boot" but some is beginning to
head out. The prospects for an
exceptionally heavy crop were
never better at this stage of the
season.
Palouse country -Colfax Crop
prospects remain much above the
average. Fruit crop will be light
but a long way from a failure.
Cotton Timothy seems to be
very backward. Fine growing
weather for grain. Pullman
The crop prospect was never bet
ter in the Palouse country. Grain
has an excellent stand and there
is a large acreage. Crops of all
kinds are growing very fast.
Rosalia-Fall wheat beginning
to head. Spring crops doing
we'll. Tekoa = Gardens doing
finely. Oats and wheat making
good growth. Fletcher-Every-
thing is doing nicely. Wheat is
heading. Hatton-All grain and
small stuff in excellent condition.
The prospects are good for the
finest spring wheat crop this sec
ton ever had. Ritzville-Wheat
has made rapid growth. Vege-
tables are growing nicely.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1905-06-17
FOURTH OF JULY EXCUR-
SION RATES.

The o. R. & N. will sell tickets
July 3rd and 4th with return
limit July 6 to any point within
distance of 200 miles at rate of
one and one third fare for the
ound trip. Children of half fare
age one half of the above rate.
I. T. Ames, Agt.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1905-06-17
LOW RATES TO DENVER ON
N. p. r.

Epworth League meeting, July
5 to 8; Eagles meeting, Aug. Ia
o "a; Osteopathic Assn. meeting,
Aug. Is to 10; G. A. R. meeting,
Sept. A to t. Rate. $50 for round
trip; limit, 80 days.
C. D. Wilson, Agt.
The daily sentinel., 1905-08-07
SATURDAYS CONCERT
BY SENIOR AQUABELLA.

Saturday evening at the Methodist
church, Senor Aquabella, the famous
pianist, gave one of his magnificent
recitals, delighting an audience con-
sisting of 400 or more music lovers.
The senior was assisted by Miss Ban
mister and Mrs. Limbaugh, the two
talented yocalists of this city.
That Senor Aquabella is a master
of the piano there is no doubt. His
numbers Saturday evening complete
ly entranced the audience. Every
rendition was truly exquisite, and he
makes the piano obey his every wish
as if it was a human being. The
program was made up of selections
from the compositions of Chopin and
several of the famous pianist's own
compositions and difficult selections
from the operas I'll Trovatore" and
Carmen"
The rendition of every selection
was an enchanting revelation and
the applause was profuse, giving
demonstration of the appreciation of
the big audience.
Senior Aquabella is decidedly one
of the greatest pianists that has ever
visited Grand Junction. and the con-
cert last night was a musical enter
tainment of the rarest and highest
class.
SenOr AquaDella VIII use only the
Baldwin piano in his concerts, de
claring that it is the ideal piano for
concert work and that he finds more
beauties in the Baldwin every time
he uses it, The instrument Satur-
day night was in perfect condition,
and easily and beautifully responded
to every touch of the brilliant musi-
| clan.
The vocal selections of Miss Ban
mister and Mrs. Limbaugh proved
most delightful. Miss Bannister's s
selection was Tonight" while Mrs.
Limbaugh sang My Hearts Desire. "
Each were forced to respond to en-
| cores.