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Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1906-03-07
MINER At MORENC|
KILLED BY A
BLAST
Careless Handling Of A
Fuse, Cause Of
Death
Mang1ed By The Flying
Rocks And The
Conclusion

Another unfortunate accident hap.
pcned nj the Arizona Central mine last
Monday morning, says the Morenci
Leader, whereby Evaristo Trio n
miner working under contract, was in
stantly killed by premature blast, set
of through the careless handling Of
short fuse. Trio was working in com.
pany with Donaciano Duran in n shaft,
when having six holes ready to fire,
the fuse was cut and lighted, and the
men started to reach a place of safety
before the blasts went of. The place
in which the men was working wSs a
continuation of n shsft in the Ariz.
ona Central, where there had been sew.
cral sets already sunk and laddered.
The remaining ten feet had been not
yet laddered, but rope had been
hung In the well for the use Of the
men in getting out after the fuse had
been lighted.
II had been the custom Of one Of
the men 10 go 10 the top OF the shaft
as soon rs the blasts were ready to
set of and assist the other man TO
the surface. This rule was not followed
by the two men working on the night
shift, and instead the rope was tied
10 the lower parts Of the ladders and
the men scrambled out ms best they
could. On the night in question six
holes had been prepared and Duran
scrambled up the rope to n place of ga
fety, and when Trio had lighted his
fuse, he followed in the same manner.
When he had reached the end Of the
ladder and grasped IL to pull himself
on the rope in some manner he lost
his bold and fell back into the ten
foot shaft. Just M he struck the bot
tom the blasts began to 90 on, and the
conclusion and rocks caused his death.
" was Impossible Tor Duran to rem
der the unfortunate man any assistance
were he 80 inclined, and ms soon as
he saw what had happened he got to
the top Of the ground and gave the
alarm. A rescue party entered the
shaft. but the man was dead when
brought 10 the surface.
The carelessncss Of the men was
wholly the cause of the accident and
none but themselves were TO blame.
Every reasonable prccaution for the
protection Of the workmen was taken
for them, but they did not use it, and
the misjudgment in cutting short
fuses, did not allow recovery from
the fall in time TO cut the lighted ends
on. before the explosion took place.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1906-03-07

"Wcndon aud the surrounding
country - on the boom and times are
certainly lively there" said Frank
Burns, the well known miner 10 n
journal Miner representative ycstor
day, M he stepped from the Daylight
Express.
"Prospcctors and mining are arriv.
ing there every day. ho continued,
"nhd some very promising properties
arc being opened up have been en-
gagged in doing title work on the pro.
rcr,ics that we located for the Liberty
Gold and Copper Mining company since
my last visit here, and have found some
very rich gold and copper ore in the
shafts that have been started"
Further continuing, he said that his
company had seven full claims In the
vicinity of The Carrigan strike, and
five M Cottonwood Springs, the latter
place being only about eight miles dis.
tant from wcndon. At the properties
near the Carrigan n vein ~ ore was
struck. the width Of which had not yet
been determined. which assayed well in
gold aud copper. and n foot and half
Of which showed free gold plainly Wis.
iblc 10 the naked eye. The formation
OF the country rock M this group was
n granite foo'wall. with lime and
sandstone Gaping. The vein matter
was ~ blue porphyry and dccomposcd
porphyritic quartz filling. all Of which
carried more or less values. The por.
phyry. when broken. shows free gold
In IL M well NJ copper stain, while the
decomposcd quartz horned well also in
free gold
The Carrigan property he described
ns showing up fine with every foot Of
development. The contractors are now
engaged In running n crosscut from the
bottom Of the 100 foot shaft 10 deter.
mine the width ~ the ledge or deposit
between walls aud are cncountcring
good ore as the work progresses.
The Moro group, which adioins the
Carrigan properties, IL also showing up
well, while u syndicate is now negoti
hting for the purchase of the Baxter
claims, seven In all. which also aiioin
tho Carrigan and Liberty groups
Mining engineers are engaged in
nm examination Of the Winters proper
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1906-03-07
Pattee Has Slim Chance
Of Securing The
Plum
Jim Storm Case Figures
In The Present
Scramble

For two weeks the distric, attorney
rhin has been In the mir, and spccula,
i''r ~ alill rifo as 10 who will Ice ap
pei trd o. the vacancy
hrn ne honri did rot make AN an
'.ntmcut at 49, roccnt meeting, Il WI,
fIrally conceded that assistant dis
tr.Dallorpcy rattcc would not De m,
'l1n supervisor Smith has been
ior him, and IL still advocating his no
ptntmcul, bat IT Is a forcgone concm
riun that no will not land, M not anl,
ir iho United Verde Copper company
opposed % him, Iut MISC certain w.
tuCnilal interests that wish 20 sec
district attorney appointed that viii
not prosocSe oxtrcasurcf Jim Storm
with TOO nurl yigor. Itis n qlgpitl
cant that every one OF the bunch 81
atiorncys WI, defended ihe alleged EN-
hc31litg OK Treasurer are Soid 10 Ne
working against patteh Storm * to he
tFiea again Al tho coming torD pf The
district court, and henoe The rcasoL nf
thin peculiar activity
30 action was TAKEN by the board Of
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1906-03-07
PUBLIC xkooRDs.
instruments Filed A. Reported By the
Prescott Title Company.

James Frecl locates Big Nettic mine.
Aqua Fria district.
VIM. Nellis locates two mines, Cop.
per creek district.
Geo. y. Harrington files ar Of n
work on five mines, Pine Grove district.
James Tobin locates FIVE placer
claims. Black Canyon district.
Harry r.. Cotton To y. Levy. W. deed,
st3.55; I.2 int lot g, block !, Prescott.
DE soto Mg Co. files All Of work
on ~ mines, Peek district.
Lynx Creek Gold Co. locates First
Chance mine, Walker dist.
Dennis O'Donohuc and wife TO Alex
II. Lyons, W. deed, 1900; lot 20, block
e, on Copper Chief mine, Jerome.
VIM. Nelson ct nj locate two placer
claims, Valley district.
Nelson Puntenney files an Of n
work on Valley Spur mine. Del Rio dist.
VIM. Curran files bond Of $1,000;
M road ovcrscer dist. No. 81.
q. A Taylor locates Sunaowcr mine,
IIumbug district.
NJ. u. toddard amends location of
Forgotten mine, Aqua Fria district.
Harry Tillcr locates two mines, Big
Bug district.
W. II. knight and George l.. Ken
nedy locate Owl mine, Aqua Fria dist.
John NJ. DAILY files an Of work on
six mines. IIass dist.
j. J. Hawkins and T.. y. Ellinwood
incorporate Savoy Mining company,
capital stock, $4,000.
Marshall Il. Stoddard to Frank Cole
and Carl ID. Harvey. m. deed. 1900:
Silver He'll mine, Turkey creek dist.
Is. ,. Geiger locates Fire Bug mine,
Walker dist.
T. W. Otis and wife TO =. NJ. ORES.
cher, W. deed, 400; y 20 Of lot 20,
block 2. East Prescott.
J. J. Brady locates vicksburg mine,
Black Hills dist.
James u. Crosby To Middleton Jones,
bill Of sale, $l6O; improvements on land
in see. IL, l3 N, az.
Orc Mining Co. files an Of a work on
five mines, Bradshaw dist.
Pick and Drill MIG Co. files afr Of
work on II mines, Aqua Fria district.
DE Soto Mining Go. amends locations
OF five mines, Peek dist,
Prudential Gold Mining Co. 10 VIM.
kochlcr, m. deed, 81; ~ mines Walker
district.
NJ. u. iIazoltino ct NJ locate Kiln pla.
Ger claim, In ser. $, ~ y, / W.
s, ana J.. wcisling locate Dne Drop
mine. Weaver district.
Shadrarh v Hunter 10 George W.
llsuEe, W. decd, SOS, / IL acres Of land
wear Camp Verde.
X. G. t'hcfry aud wlfe 10 parthcncy
H. ilNnee, W decd, s2J; ! I,s acres
on Vorle military reservation.
- p. ~ jatemnn and A. a. lmmel 10.
eotc three iniues, Chapayral district
James Mnhoney Gles an AZ n work
an two mines, Black Rock district.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1906-03-07
INCORPORATION rEEa.

Auditor Page has figured up the
latalH Tor The Incorporation fcos col.
lee'cd ey his office during tho month OF
February They amounted to si.9s5,
which IS the third largest month since
Che fees were tsaiTsrred 10 The audit.
or'a office, Aud II was a short mouth.
TOO January was tho third largest
month until last month, which exceed,
ed tho January receipts by s65.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1906-03-07

trict attorney did not take place yester-
day The triple womb Of the appointive
power il stretching and the thing may
happen today. AZ soon as tho new born
infant makes its first legal squat, its
identity will be ascertaincd and an
rounccd. 1T il wise child that
knows its own father before it il
born"
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1906-03-07
Quarterly Examination.

The regular quarterly examination Of
teachers commenced yesterday in the
office Of J. y. Jolly, superintendent Of
schools. II will be concluded this AZ.
ternoon. Only two applicants for Ger.
tifcates are taking the examination.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1906-03-07
A Hot Game.

a Hot Game.
The game of baseball played at
Ash Fork on Sunday afternoon last
is said TO have been very lively one
and replcte with many amusing incl.
dents. In twenty-one innings tho
score stood twenty to one in favor Of
the railroaders.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1906-03-07
In from Crook Canyon.

George T. Peters, who il connected
with the management Of the Juanita
Mining company. is in the city from
his mining camp in the Crook canyon
section.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1906-03-07
Spring Millinery.

Mrs. Welsh announces tho arrival
from the east Of her trimmer. Miss
Quigby, and invites the ladies Of
Prescott and vicinity to visit the par.
Tors, III s. Cortcz street, and inspect
the styles in modish headgear for the
coming season. .
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1906-03-07
County Expenditures.

The trcasurer's office cashed about
81 500 worth of warrants drawn
against he county expense fund BY
order Of the board of supervisors.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1906-03-07
In from the Bradshaws.

Gus Albert, well known miner,
came In yesterday from the Prince
and Williams mining camp in the Brad.
shaw mountains.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1906-03-07
In from Camp.

W. d. Webster, superintendent Of the
Josephine Mining and Milling com.
pany in the HIassayampa section, was
in the city yesterday on company bust.
ness
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1906-03-07

Officer Promoted.
Frank c. W. Pooler, has been promot
from forest ranger to forest supervisor
He assumed his new duties on the first
of March.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1906-03-07
A Flying Visit.

Mrs J. ID. Glenn came in yesterday
from her home in the Upper Verde
section on a flying business visit. She
returned on the daylight express.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1906-03-07
INTERESTING ITEMS FROM WHIP
PIE BARRACKS.


WIIIPPLE BARRACKS, March 3
Private John Addleman, recently trans.
fcrrcd from the End Infantry, has ar
rived nj the post from Fort Logan,
Colorado, and joined Go. !, Goth In
fantry.
Leaves the Service.
Private william l.. Hayes, Go. l.
18Th Infantry, was discharged the
service one day last week on sur
pcon'- certificate Of disability not in
cidcnt 10 the service.
Examined on Military Law.
a board Of officers consisting II
Captain Charles c. walcutt, Jr., 9Th
cavalry; Capt. Henry l.. kinnison
18th Infantry, and LIST Lieut.. Geo. l.
Rodney, 9Th Cavalry, was in session
:ccently examining End Lieut.. Albert
q. Goodwyn, Goth Infantry, in the sub
Jcct of military law, completed during
the prescn. term Of garrison school fol-
officers
Post Competition.
The regular monthly post competi
ton in small arms firing was held
Tuesday, Company !, 10Th Infantry
winning by score Of FIVE points. The
scores were as follows:
Troop l., 9Th Cavalry Slow ,Hrc, 200
yards, 2t1; 300 yards, 22t.
Company I, Goth Infantry-Slow
FIRE, 900 yards, 225; 300 yards, 245.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1906-03-07
A Flying Visit.

Mrs J. +. Storm Of Del Rio, paid a
flying business visit TO the city yes.
ierday. She returned to her home on
the daylight express.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1906-03-07
Here from Monica.

Charles J. Bandman, chief engineer
of the Monica mine, in the kirkland
section, is in the city on business con.
nccted with his company. He is accom-.
panied by his assistant.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1906-03-07
Undclivered Messages.

At Western Union office messages
are undelivered for Mrs. w. II. Rick
cy, DR.. +. W. Sawyer, Harry Jacobs
care Crown King store, Crown King.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1906-03-07
In from Camp.

W. A. Crawford, secretary Of the
Lynx Creek Gold company, came in yes.
terday from his camp on Lower Lynx
creek.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1906-03-07
On Business.

OH buBincSS.
Paul Burks, resident attorney for the
Santa Fe railway lines in Arizona, left
on Sunday for Los Angeles on profes,
sional business. He was accompanied
by Mrs. Burks.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1906-03-07
(|T1 htw5 N Britt
(From Tuesdays Daiiy.)
In from Big Bug.

r. r. Little is in The city from his
mining camp in the Big Bug district.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-03-30
ANNA, ILL.


Mrs r. l. oaks of J,ppa nj a-
rived Tuesday for visit with tc
parents Mr.. and lns J. r. srrp
uaeas~
pl,r c,t,,,f,. Az t,.
ank Jones SON
Fugeu. Oman of ST Touts f- OH.
gg.s ,f Mr. and Mr.. rysra+, Aldo,
Mir and Ma. "a - -, ...
ruraad +, rfoi,, Monde, af.r . 80
U.al.-. ei.f. f.r. -.f.t M am -
IA ,y..,.,,1.+t o.;
rrs-~y {-.ff,-- ..s, d.. t.., -.
,r.,... "a. fb.. r..,,.,--.. ..s,.. ...- e.
.ral month. ,,.trI $780,, - 49,.
>,.,. ~ ~. =
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-03-30

Clark Griffith holds the record "a
continuous pitching in the Bic league
, If he goes into tn, box this comm
sea .on It viii be his nineteenth ccr
seutiye year OF Slab wo~k 10 vo
out OF the big company for oua yel,
MS second Ia baseball NH , he iotn4
q California club. Bur with tho eycon
ton of that one season he has her,
among the toppcrs.
In game Win Cleveland Iaa io,
| slnePar5 hammered lack Cheshire ON
OF the box. and then chased Iacl
/ Powell 10 The bench G.ir wcet in an,
The fret man up wa the aroaf ana
only Larry
Just send me one Of your fasf high
ZONES. Clark." said Larry arm knock
/ that coppe, off the hin outside the
fore4 taere
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-03-30
WICKLIFFE, KY.

WIekIIffe. March u. 1905.

Shern " A Hail Ieff here for
/ Como Tenn last NIGHT AIR Hall sa..
MS HN@lHt~- Ut como lr nor DHNalD'n.
W r are IH NtCElU. of informal ION
That the 'stork' has just visited the
ge dences of Charles Wickli0a qilf
I Charles BireE next door nei.h.dli5
. ou Fourth street Mr. WichiiH.' :is>st
bog aud Mr Bimey's e girl AZ, is'' e
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-03-30
ILLINOIS CENTRAL
Corrected to December 10, 1905
Gag FAST NAIL ROUTE
shortest snd ouiosart Route We
ST. Louis s Chicago



1872 =. m. Da ~ Chicago Vesti1ule LIMITED
arriving In Chicago az ~ 80 a. IN connection
with NJ ernoon trains for all points east aua
north.
2.2Oa m. Daily -. Luufs Nixhs Ltuastsc
arriving ia Sc. Louis AZ 'os =. a.. coauaatlns
at Union station 'or AL point vert eIa4utus
cars opsn st B:85 b. no.
$40 a. ~, Chicago Daylight EEpreaf
except Sunday, makes all stops between Cairs
snd Chicago, arriving 60 Chicago A. $3.50 o. n
$40 a. m. -. Louis Morning TVprsra
except sunday arriving 10 So Lnuis II tf:t
making All stops.
1IsIs a. m. 81. Loafs Fsst Mall, arri' .
ing IN ST. Lolis o. 20 .. m.
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arriving in Chicago. . 81 p. m
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The Cairo bulletin., 1906-03-30
SOUTHERN DIVISION
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fHE ONLY DIRECT LINE TO MEMPHIS
hA5HNILLE- CHATTANOOGA, At
LASTAs JACKSON VILE. EA-
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Ees Orleans s. $40 d ~.
s4l p ua.- daily, Nashriiis, Caatauoorsaud
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The Cairo bulletin., 1906-03-30

TIL Nation JournaLGazette's
'Canar os' didn't thm in the last
is ne Of tlar paper for some unknown
reason and as the Morning stars
ffyphens failed to arrive we're NY
on Natt-on doings today
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-03-30

To iuhsie stcam from a tDuI Of bon
ing wafer IS refy GOOD 0r sar
throat She sufferer should lean ore.
The steam. drawing Is in both throat
and nOstriIs.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-03-30

tn for Cairo hike an lndefeated thor.
oughbrcd
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-03-30

pacconrorc For New Yo-k and eastern
that The III uois Celtrsl Is the quickest route
by many hours. leaving Cairo al ~ o. m aud
arriving In New TX at1 30 the second dag.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-03-30

An advertisement In Tue Bulletin 7's
read by teno THOUSAND people every
lay: co
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-03-30


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The Cairo bulletin., 1906-03-30

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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-06-20
''PLAATA MALO|TA"

Sc edits seiualmerts ca una de las
tipc gcafiss de San Juan 10 nueva no
velA <Plsuts malditS, del eItimA Bile
escritor don jose ElAS Elevl
Ests obra, cuya impresi6n eatArs
serminAda i principios de julio, for
mara un volumen de 800 p&ginAa, con
ilustrAcionea dsbidan oil la)iz do su
propio autor.
FL lisulo eGtk bien essogldo. Ls
noyela resulta mas bien un eatudio
del compleio sorSz6n humane.
BoaSutt y Victor H1g, llamArou
pIan'G nGldlta 4 es& legi5n de aoflado
rea, poetas, artistRs, eIc ;isores, etc.
que dan luz Al mundo y mueren mu'
chas veces sin luz en- el AilenCio de ur
hospital, cuando fle 10 do ellou vids
de bullicio y armonlRs.
Mas de 10 mitAd del producto de
esta obrA Ge dsltinR q Ia SccIedad dc
escrltores y artiaias, de Ia euAl 90 Sc
cretario ell autor de. Planta MQldita,
DsseamoS al amigo y compafiero
aefIor Lewis un ttionto complete on su
noble tAreA,
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EJERCICIOS ESCOLARES

Anoehe empezAron en- Rio Pie
drAs, en- In ElcaelN Normsl, los sjer
cietos eacoIsres de los AIumnos do eu q
tro Aaos. Las sesiones conIinuat6u
hoy y m'lAnA Juevss, El goberna d u
Mr. Winthrop repArtlIa dlp.omAs q laI
sef1orltAs gtaduAdAs GsnArA V. Briel
Maria NJ, Cato, IsAbel FortuGo, Ma
ria L. GJtzRhs, Maria Nafitz J An
gels Rivera, Tsmbieu 80 gtaduaran
los iovenes don Ramon j, JAner, Juan
j, MsrgAridA, Miguel Rodriguez Can
eio y ] FrsnClsco Silva.
En- 10 elsse elemental obtuvieron
diplomA las sehorltsS Il RsrmlniA Ace
vedo, JoSefa Arenas, NAnldo Brow,
C&ndidA Davils, AnLoniA ClAvell, Car,
men FuenieS, JuAnA ClAvell, Gloria
GMcfA, ArgelA Gonzales, MAnuela
DslmAu, Angeles OIeda, Maria Pa
Gricio, KoSArlo Aollna, Elvira Ruiz,
FedellnA Ramirez AnIonis Saen,
Adelaide RechAnyl Jul1s Sanchez,
JoAtfa IGlAA y Clara ZAlJC,
LA iovsneG st Il JreG don Manuel
Aesvtdo, don ApIonlo BIeI, don
FrsnGlEco Cor AaltE don Manuel Pu.
IAdAs, don Lula Nd, Morales, don
GusISvo QAhones, don Alejsndro
Ro3i iigu.z, don Rafael Soto, dun Pc
dto RodrigGtz, con Ansonio Sepdlvs
de don Alberto T.zOl,
Fermtn el ldrAdo que hA dc repsr
lir los premios en- liIurAtura , nj .iss
.osAtn9reI Giil, GhAhlms y Harris,
Sc repsIIisron invilAsiones para
los ei .eicioS dc hoy y mAnRna,
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CARTAS DETENIOAS

Continuation do las carias que as
hAllan dstenidaS en Ia Adminislraci6n
de Correos de San Juan.
Carmen Porce, James W Purman
2 eartAs, JuanA z lifl ones, Aargarita
Q li6ones, u Aberier = lin ones, Ratse
Ia RsIf AEiaela Rivera, Nichsle Ri
z2o, Ana Rivera, Miguel Landr6n
Rodriguez, Elamo Rodriguez, Eugenio
Rodriguez. q Roman y Co, Ana San
Ios, Enrique SGldsn., Remier Shod,
Emi 10 SAllAS, AnAstEclo Csmpos So
liver, c Nd Th mas, J. Rufo Terry,
Pascual Torres, Antonio del Vale,
Dolorea Vszqucz Ramon Rivera Vie
rs, w Wilson, Cauildo I-Iarle, Fer
nAndo Ismtr&n.
La AdmIri,trscl6n suplicn que al
solisitar una carsA, Ind. uen que &.s
de )iatSs y den el i nero que CORES
ponde 4 Au nCmhre
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-06-20
Concerto en- Bayam6n

Uo escogido alditsrio ss reani6
auccha en- loa eleganteS sslones de 10
Colonia Espaf1 )la, con obisto de DIR
oil celebrsdo vlolini,tA Cele.t no Mo.
rAles y q las distlnguidas issaa que
le acompA fsh&n,
Cru2 Verar, q e fglrAba en- el
pr grama con selecsas pitzas de can i.
TO, no pudo concurrir q csusa de una
rerertIn" indisposici6n; y para misi
gar un tRuto ls decepci6a que 10 notl-
cia caus6 ca el auditario t9c6 Nora
les, extra pf0grImq, con verdadero
am0re, elsegundo nocurno de holfn.
Mstilds Oiero, nusltra Rrtlsta
predilecta, de quien d'io ell poeta Vlr
gilo Davila:
sCuando forja 81 mano esos pri
mores a cuyo inf ii - el & limo 90 ex.
pande.... Deba h2ber en- 81 menle
resplandoreS Dsbe sertir el cora
z6n naI grande.
interpret6, CON eSA ej 'cuci6n impscR'
Bile que tanto 10 distingue, dos & trea
pleas del &c ZERO ligero, demostrando
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-06-20

con esto su excssivA modentis, pues
todos sAbsmoH que ella domioa las
obras mas diffcilea de Beethoven,
Liitz y Chopin.
La genIil RoAitA Galihanes, h,zo
primorea On la eiscuCl6n de 10 Sere-
nAta Hi CARA dc Dupont, y acompA
10 msgissrAlm snts vAriAs piexas al
violinista Mora es.
BEN por r 1si.s' La primsrs vez
que el que cato eacribe oy6 tocAr & 10
inseligents paisani.s predijo que serfa
con ell tlempo una esIrelA del arte en
Puerto Rico. w.. camino de clio
W, y q pasos sglgAntadoE.
La se6orits Modesta Oisro, digns
hrmtna dc Ia inolvidsbls Anita, de
m 9slr6 en- el amienlo de Ia
Polonssa y T4rSnt liza de w 10 ala XII
10 que tod0s sRosmos. es decir; q ae
Ga una maeitR . conSumAda,
Vsya nueSiro Apiauso { unirse
con los muth)s y exponla aeoa que re
cIbleron anochs del stlscto auditorio
que aaisti6 q la Colonia