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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-05-10
SIX BEST SELLING BOOKS
Record For April

According to the foregoing lists the
six books which have sold best IN the
order Of demand during the month are:
/. The House of a Thousand Can
dies" Nicholson.,.,..,,......sl.50
2. The Wheel OF Life Glasgow. $50
3. 1.-The House Of Mirth." Whar.
ton-.... .,,,....,.,...,.... 1.50
4. The Conquest OF Canaan" Tark-
ington ,.......,..,...,..,....1.5 $50
8. THE Truth About Tolna,' Run
kle.. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS $50
s. Barbara Winslow, Rebel Ellis
f.50
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-05-10
LOCAL MARKETS.

In today's markets, may be found in
creasing quantities Of strawbeAries and
some blackberries with beans and sum-
mer squash from Sacramento; also to-
matoes from Florida and Mexico. nine
apples from Cuba. new potatoes from
California, onions from Texas. two
cars OF potatoes from oregon. cabbage
oranges, bananas, etc. The prices OBJ
tanning to-day, are as follows:
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-05-10
CONFERENCE PROCEEDINGS

The Conference Pamphlet, containing
the full proceedings OF the 10th An
nal Conference held In Salt Lake City,
Apru 8, and 8, Is now ready. Every
sermon and address Is reported IN fun
This was an important and interest
ing conference. Only n limited edition
is published. A good pamphlet to send
to friends.
Postpaid to any address 25c,
DEsERET NEWS BOOK STORE,
Salt Lake City.
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REGULAR CALL.

DAILY Judge, 100 nj IL S7iS; 525 at 1890
Grand Central. 100 at S.77h 100 at
1915.
Little Bell, t2j at IL 90.
May Day 300 at %. b, 50; 600 at
25ia: 1900 ut 24la.
Uncle Sam, 300 at 49,
Victoria. 10 at 800.
New York, 5000 at 20. S. so 500 at
25ls. S. 20: 1900 at 26; 900 at 26ls, $500
Mt 26is S. 60; 1900 at q; 500 AT 27is:
1000 at 81. $. 50; 1000 NJ 2S; /, 900 at
25h, Ii. co. 500 at q, y. 60.
Tetro. 200 at t.
Eclipse. 200 az / .05.
Mohawk, liO0 at 99 600 at 100.
st. Ives 1000 at 70.
OPEN BOARD.
Columbus Con, $500 at 72o; 200 at
7.15.
Cumberland Ely, 200 at 6.9Iia.
Carisa, 800 at 30.
New York. $500 at 2Iis, IL So $500 az
?e,k. s. 60; 800 Mt 26la; 500 at 81. b. 30;
1000 at n.
Thompson, 500 at 36, 100 at 36t, 1000
at 81.
silver King, 10 at $500,
REHABILITATION.
Shares Value
Regular call .....,..,,.32O 60 S2092s. 80
Open board ,...,.,..'..ll'06O ASSs.OO
Forenoon totals ..,."4S,l2o tS0,16s 50
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-05-10
l3TH-MAY-l3TH
An Unluoky Number.

But good day for that excursion
10 ogden via the Short Line. Only
81 90 for the round trip.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-05-10
r. r. Snow & Co, Stock Brokers,
% Commercial Block. Both Phones 1878
Porch Shades a, z. c. M.

New line just In. VIII protect you
from the sun. but allow the breezes
to pass through, $500 to $3.50,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-05-10
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
TODAY'S.

Ellen $. Clennell and husband to
w. II. w. Smith, part OF lot T.
block -, plat A ,..,,.....,,",-.., 1850
Asahel H. Woodruff to Waterloo
ward lots 10 IL, block /, Park
Boulevard ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, ]
Thos S Newman and wife to John
H. Howe, part OF section 26, town
ship south, range / east ...,..., 1850
Chas. Caldwell and wife TO Nenetia
A. Stlckney, part OF section II,
township south, range cast 80. 100
YESTERDAYS.
NJ. S. Levy to f. w. Little, part Of
lot ?, block 50, plat A ..,,.,...... 5000
Hubbard Investment company to
Bertha c. Baldwin, lots 10, etc,
block Is. oakley ....,u,.......,
Anna Caroline Nelson to Veda Carl
son, lot 3. block So, plat A..-,., 800
Charles T. Adams and daughter to
Graves fowler, lots "a etc, block
2 South Boulevard commanding, lSO
George VI. Harris TO Ann s. Reid
part of lot s. block y, plat e ...., 40
A. w. Hardy to Gezeina J. Lamm
part Of lot Q, block %, plat A..n.' lAO
q. c. NJ. T., Saltair, May II. Dancing.
Train sp. IN.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-05-10

CANNON BROS, BROKERS, "a Il.
So. Temple, Tel. $40 Ind, sl0-k Bell.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-05-10

e. M. West & Co., stock brokers' ID.
r. Walker blk. Tel. lo69-x res. s5lo-x.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-05-10

MOUNTS Pork and Beans, with To-
mato Sauce, Serve hot or cold for
luncheon or dinner.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-05-10

A. 8. CAMPBELL.
stock Broker. 216 d. +. Walker Block
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-05-10

J. oBERNDoRFER
Stock Broker.
Tel. Bell I97 ia Main 81
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z. c, NJ. l., saltair, May II. Dancing.
Train sp. IN.
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YESTERDAYS.

z. c. NJ. T.. saltair May II. Dancing,
Train p. IN.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1906-03-26

ARCH8OLD WAS
ON THE STAND
SAID WATERS PIERCE STOCK
WAS HELD BY HIS soN-lN-LAW,
Il. NJ. VANBUREN.

Special to the Herald.
New York, March 26.-John ID.
Archbold, commander of the Stand
ard Oil Company forces, was on the
witness stand today Answering
Hadleys questions, he said he was
vice-president of the Standard Oil
Company of New Jersey, and John
D. Rockefeller was president. He
said that Rockefeller had not been
active in the company for the past
ten years, attended no meetings, and
had not been in his Office more than
twice within the~past six years, on
account of his health.
Archbold stated that previous to
1900 Waters Pierce stock was held
by trustees of the Standard, but since
that time the stock had been held by
H. NJ. VanBuren, his son-in-law.
Archbold said oil production was of
crude petroleum $4,000 barrels daily,
of which the Standard produced
about $4,000 barrels, or practically
one-seyenth. The Standard refined
and sold about seventy to seventy
five per cent. of all refined oil. 1t
had facilities to refine the entire
amount produced. but competition
prevented it getting the oil to re
fine.
The witness said that while he was
not actually familiar with oil cOndi-
tions in Missouri he felt confident
that records of trade conditions in
Missouri we're kept by his company.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1906-03-26
SKATING RINK
WILL BE OPENED
ON NEXT MONDAY NIGHT-THE
OPENING NIGHT WILL BE AS A
BENEFIT TO BALL PARK.

The Auditorium Skating Rink will
open for business in the wainwright
building on next Monday evening,
and will be a permanent institution
in the future. The gentlemen back of
the enterprise have spared no pains
to make the rink up-to-date in every
particular. and they will cater to the
very best class of patronage, and the
place will be conducted so that all
may patronize it with all assurance
of being treated right.
The opening night will be a benefit
for the new ball park, and a very big
crowd is expected on this account.
A committee will be out tomorrow
and this week selling tickets for the
opening. Get busy and help the park
along, and get ON your skates.
Read the display ad in this issue.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1906-03-26
NEGRO CONVICT
RAN AMUCK
IN JEFFERSON CITY, MO-, PENI-
TERTIARY, KILLING ONE MAN
AND lNJURlNG OTHERS.

Special to the Herald.
Jefferson City, Mo-, March 90
Sonny" Anderson, a negro convict,
was shot to death by guards in the
penitentiary this morning. after he
had stabbed to death James Wood. a
guard, and fatally slashed William
Sheridan and seriously cut William
Rockwell, fellow-convicts.
The outbreak occurred when the
cripples. cranks and lunatics were
lined up for breakfast in centennial
hall.
Anderson, who had been trouble
some for several days. was ordered
to his cell by Guard Wood, but in
stead of obeying he drew a shoe knife
as sharp as a razor and drove it into
Woods breast, and then cut his
throat. Sheridan and Rockwell were
injured in trying to overpower An
derson. The guards fired several
shots at Anderson to awe him. but
failing in this, they shot to kill, and
he was instantly killed.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1906-03-26
TO AMEND THE
ELECTION LAW
STATE LEGISLATURE is ASSEM-
BLEED IN EXTRAORDINARY SEES
SION AT AUSTIN TODAY.

Special to the Herald
Austin, Texas. March 26.-Pur-
suant to the call of Governor Ian
ham the Texas state legislature as
sembled in extraordinary session to-
day. The purpose OF the session is
to amend the general election law
by providing means for determining
definitely the votes which candidates
for state and district offices shall re-
ceive in state and district political
conventions, based upon the results
of the primary elections held in the
different counties of the state or OF
the district, as the case may be.
The session is expected to be of
short duration.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1906-03-26
Novelty Club Entertained.

Mrs. Rush shamblin entertained
|. 1m1azs-sf-the-AssEelty Club and
a lew other lady friends on last Fri
day afternoon.
After a pleasant hour spent in so
cial conversation the hostess served
an elegant two course luncheon. Fol
lowing the luncheon the guests were
invited into another room where
there we're four chatting dishes, and
after the ladies' had been provided
with souvenir aprons, candy was
made and candy pulling enjoyed.
The ladies were also provided with
little baskets in which to put the
candy after it had been pulled. The
baskets we're also retained as SOU
venirs The dining table was adorned
with a handsome centerpiece and
with violets in profusion.
Chocolate and waters were served
by Mesdames Ed Link and Burette
Ezell.
The afternoon was thoroughly en-
joyed by the guests.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1906-03-26
DR.. HILL WILSON
Was Shot to Death at Augusta by
Postmaster Ellis Tins.

Crockett, Texas, March pa tel
ephone message received here last
night stated that DR.. Hall Wilson of
Augusta, one of the most prominent
physicians in the county, was shot
and instantly killed there this eve
ming about $3.50 by Ellis Tins. Re-
ports as to the cause of the tragedy
are conflicting, but it is said to have
been the result of family trouble.
Dr. Wilson leaves a wife and several
children. Dr. Wilson was well known
here, and no man in the county had
more friends than he. He was buried
at Augusta today Tins surrendered
to the officers.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1906-03-26
FEDERAL TROOPS
GO AFTER THEM
TROUBLE IN sAMAR BETWEEN
FUeITIVEs AND TROOPS AND
FIERCE FIGHTING REPORTED.

Special to the Herald.
Manila, March 26.-Governor Cur
~ OF samar is safe and sound aD1
reports to the government as fof
lows: Had a hard fight in which
Capt. Jones lost half of his command,
but we gained magnificent victory.
We fought under the greatest odds.
The Puljanes started the attack
while under a flag OF truce arranging
to surrender. With the assistance Of
Federal troops we will be able to ex-
terminate the fugitives. The natives
of Samar are in active sympathy
with us. Judge Lubingo and other
Americans are safe"
General Woods dispatched regulars
to aid the constabulary.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1906-03-26
The Olympic.

The Olympic Moving Picture The
atre started on it's third week today,
and business seems to be growing
with the little play house rather than
dropping OFF. There's a reason. The
price is cheap and the show Is good.
New pictures are offered every week,
and each lot of pictures seem just a
little better than the last ones. Go
around after supper or in the after
noon and enjoy a pleasant hour. 1t
will do you good. All work and no
play makes Jack a very dull old boy.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1906-03-26
Masonic rleeting.

~ e Z: !: y: = J y =! !: !: J! 2
Nzl6TET 81, A. F. & A. M.
8. P. ALLEN, Sec. E.R.RAMsEY, W. M.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1906-03-26
Planting Shade Trees.

Messrs. ID. II. Quinn and w. L.
ROthrOck are having sweet gum
shade trees planted in front of their
homes. The Central and Second
Ward school commons are also be-
ing planted in sweet gums 1t is said
these trees. properly handled. make
excellent shade trees. and the leaves
do not fall so readily as the Syca-
more, which is the great shade tree
along our streets.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1906-03-26
EIGHT KILLED
MANY WERE HURT
PASSENGER TRAIN ON NORTH
WESTERN WENT THROUGH A
BRIDGE IN WYOMING.

Special to the Herald.
Casper. Wyo., March ga pas
senger train on the Northwestern
Railroad went through a bridge
twenty miles west of here. 1t is re-
ported that eight people were killed
and seventeen injured. The wreck
was caused by a bridge being washed
out Relief is being sent by wagons
from this point.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1906-03-26

One lot Ladies' s rect Hats fashionable shapes
and colors, just one half price of actual value.
Another big cut made on Infants Summer Caps
prices from ssc to Sc worth double.
:: New Lot Babys' soft-sole Shoes. ::
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1906-03-26

Mr.. Ham Wilson, the father Of DR..
Wilson, spoken of in the above tel
egram, lives in this county near Ioni.
He is a good citizen and has many
friends in the county.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1906-03-26
Prominent Railroad Man Dead.

Special to the Herald.
Topeka, Kas., March 2G.-F. n.
Risten, mechanical superintendent of
the eastern division Of the Santa Fe,
died at his home here today as a re-
suit OF stroke of apoplexy.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1906-03-26

The Parlor Market has just I'M
loaded two cars Of fat cattle right on
the wheat fields. and will sell the fin
est OF meats to its customers. II
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-07-03
Pre|iminares de Ia Asamb|ea

Desde las ooho mas 8 manos de 10
noche en- pezaron { llegar los delega
dos, detsniendose en- grupos ftente q
10 puerta de ls antigua DiputAci6r.
Uno de los grupoz era tornado por
los ssf1ores doctor Salds 10, We've, dos
6 tres delegados de la isla y el sen r
Todd, Este dltlmo habIaba gordo y
aecionsba con expresivoa adem anes
En- otro grlpo, sl doctor Quevedo
Baez y Gordils conferencIa ba en- ell "a
guam del ediheio.
Cada veg que llegAba I'm csrro
a'estrico, todos hiaban sus oioH en- 81,
dsmoitrsndo ansiedad por 10 llegada
del z, # or Hernandez Lopez, al que es
perabAn para empezar In reunion.
Sc ahre ell bofete de los sbogados
s. flores Hartzsll y Rodriguez Sierra,
aituado ttsrts al local, y peretrsn ep
81 varios se 4 ,res, entire ellos el doctor
BArbosA y cslebraa una ezpecIe de
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-07-03

90 que quisrsn comerse solos oil paatel.S
Empisga la session
Sc oyen Algunar palsbraa reso@
nantes y slguuos golpes sobre 10 mesa
y se hAbla mucho de actas.
Hay un p'queho recsso y luego
yuelven & reunirse los sssmbleist, '.
Sc acucrds el nombrAmIento de
un comite de Rst's, que examine lss
de los O. morf ~ sarlos de San Juan
y hHysguez revlsa do escritos de
prosesta presenie dos cortra dichAs
eleccionss
Son las once mecia.
Los sefiorea doetor saldsns, Ole.
vedo Baez, G rdils y Domsnt ch,
salen eu astitud poen slentadora, to-
man no coeh' y 10 diriger, por 10 calle
de IL Forta'ezs, no sAhsmos q donds.
Los demks dalegsdos van saliendo en-
grupos y dissminSndose. Parece que
no Anduvo 10 cosa muv & plomo y IL
madeis no sc hs desenrsdado.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-07-03
R|QuEzA De AUEVA YORK

Nada dsmuestrs con mas clAridAd
In enorme r,Queza m materiAl del Eatadc
dc Naeva York, que oil hsch1 de que
el montAnte del valor de Ia propiedad I'd
rsiz -terrenos y edi6cIos que no eAtGu
sometidos Al psgo de i'm 2u.stos, %
mue no mayor qus el total de la pro
piedad que psga contribuciones Ct
veintIcineo de los euArenbA EstAdos de
la Union, FL de NusvA York tiens
81 500. 900, 0C0 dc propisdsd rAiz exsn
10 de impueGtos: 8 1856 OO0, 900 e,tan re
presentadoa en- ig,ssias y anexos de
6atas; . LOO 0C0. 0l0en hospita es & /. ..
tutoH de bene hcenciS; 1000 600 600 n
eGcuelas, ain contar 100000, Ov0 en-
colegioH, univerAidAdes y clros edit
clos OIL seryicio de 10 Instruction p6
blica.
La ciudAd dc Nusva York, enc,
como es de suponerse, la pArts ms yor
de talss propi. dAdes; aunque en- el
ramo de igleaiAs -suH tsrrsnos y edit
cios-no radicados dentro de los mi
les dc Ia eiudAd h'y un vAlor de-
8 100000. &. Goblerno Federal lie
ne en eale EasAdo propiedAdes por
valor de . $4,000. 900, de los cuAles
. 80, 000. 600 esttn rsprsssi tados en- 10
ciuoad de NuevS York y s6, 500, coo
en- Buffalo. Los Ct m -nterioa rspresen.
Ian un valor dc $50 GOO 600, lAs libre
tias y oigSn'z .clunes clsnlf6eAs "
patri6IisAs, $40 COO OCOi les sucisda-
des sgricolAG l. coo, 900 y los ed dclos
ofciAes en- las poblacil mes psQueGs1
s22 100000.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-07-03
AURORA MARIN.
mo lcATlRn'FSEi

El cstAr.'a >, urI OF W Had que
tiene muehs mss Imporssncia j. 3 que
gsneralmente se 10 s;-ialyt. InvAde
t1dos los brgGnos del cusrpo, euyas
funciones tusrzas da5il''. proiund&.
me ate. EscAuss treeoecesd Ia gordera,
Afeeta 10 vista, IL nGri1 y la gArganta
y 90 generalmenss por donde simplex q
10 tuberculosis s tis!s.
La mismA tacilidAd Ia trecuen-
ala con que se pesea un eatarro, haee
= las personAs indiferentes para GU
tarlo y 10 gran mayorfa no 90 preocu
% de los conseeuenciAs
Los bafios trfos por Ia mAfana
lnmediatamepse despueE de deiAr el
leeho, d0rmir con las ventanaa Abier;
ias J evitsr las eorrientes dc aire, son
precaueiones muy huen&s cue no eusal
sa trabAio 81 ohservarlaa. Pero el
preventive mas positive, mas efesx,
mas fScil y mAa positive , tambicn 81
que aeonsei&n los mfdioos, 60 Ia Emul
sion do Scott dc Aceite de hlgado do
oaealAo.
Il sorprendente Ia tusrzA, vitalidad,
snergia poder de resistensia que re-
cibe el euerpo humane de lAs peQue
das desis de Emulsion de Scott qus se
administran con aonstaneia. Exta
Emulsion reeubre interiormente todas
les parties d6biles y vulnerables del
suerpo y 10 pone 81 Abrigo dc la In.
feeeion eatArral.
De suando On eu&ndo apArsesn
lnduatriales POGO escrupuloaos anun.
eiando emulsiones. vinos prepAa-
dos { los que atrihuyen propied ades
curAtivas que no tienen hasta hay
Quien se atreve dseir en- letras de
tmprentA, que 81 petr6lso kerosina
% IN Alimente.
Que ea 81 petr6leoP Un aceise mine.
RS que se usA eomo eombustible para
lubriear ' limpisr m&quinAs y para
AIumDrAf.
Una substanciA indigestihle qua
pAreee de Ia propiedAd esenoial de 10.
do alimento, eual 90 In aaimil aci6n,
que pAsA 81 traves del tubo iniestnA 81
ain modtheArse y sin ssr Absorbi-
bidAi una subatAnciA 90 in. que no
tiene ninguna de las propiedades gu.
rativas y slimenticiAs del aeeite de
higado de bAealAo. 81 se dijese cue
81 petr6leo 60 an alimento para ma.
QuinAs, podFfs pasar, pero no un ali.
mcnto para el cusrp0
81 teneiE Alguna duda, preguntad
. vuestro m6diooI 81 os con6rmar& es.
10 verdAd y 81 estsis eseasoa dc fuer.
EAs, ds carne do Aangre, 0s aeonse-
ara ous tnme's lA Emulsion de Scott
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-07-03
C0MUN|cADO
San Juar, P. R., Julio 3 de 1905.
Sr. Director de LA DEMocRAc1A.

| S0o Su@' - w. Jhilu j Q6 1SUU.
Sr. Director de LA DEMocRAc1A.
Muy Sefl3r y amigo nueatro:
Hsbi6ndoae insertAdo on A]gunos
psri6dicos de q ltcalidad la noticia
de que IL frmA "a. Gaos Cs., re.
cientemenss eorstlIuids, hsbfA adoui.
rido las mSa i'm mDorsautss representa-
clones de In casa <R. Panic qua v CO.
desesmos irformar 4 ustsd QUO In tai
version es eomplstsmsrts fAlaa, pues,
con rAras xsspciones, retsnemos an
nueatrAa mSnos Ia totalldad de laa
AgspciAs citAdaS q 20 son las siguien-
tes:
A 8 LacalleI u ., do Ntw York:
G NJ Cabrera, de L6ndres; Evariste
Dupont & c., de BcrdeAux; Feeund
Bsllord & 60 de Torint; PArsons
Brothers de N YDk; G s Nlcho.
las. de N W Ycrk t-tm'tsnte dc Loo
tAmosos nroduct0s Andrtw Uahsr
Whit Ky O'd Tom G n y Cognsc Mar.
tsl); Wabb u Meyer, de NV York,
Manuel NJ noE, de Ia HabAna (rsmi.
tente dc los acredisAdos who's del
Norta de Hspafia y del Coguac Men.
nes'y tres estrsllasl, JH Hsrks de
Holauds Eimundo Grant Loptz,
de rtz dell F F'onterS; Sims6n DurS,
de Valencia; y AlglnAS otr&a que omi,
llmos res, fiAr.
AdemAs nos han tavorecido re-.
cisnt'msnts con nutvAs y vAllosas re-.
preSeniaciones, que no eitamos ahorS.
por no ltr del otieto de- ssta carGs.
E'psrAudo de su SmAbilidad, %.
for Dlreotor, Ia pubIicidad de sstaG
liueaa, ros SuseribimoS altos. amigos
J 9. 8.
r PAN1AGUA Y CO,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-07-03
MANUEL GARCIA
MUERTO AVER En- PARIS, -vEAkE lol clBlEeRAMAS De HOY

GArtfa (Ispuel) Biog. Mdsico
espanol, hip de Manuel Vicente. Ma
ci6 en- Madrid q II do Mario de 1905.
RIbiendo comenxado los eatudioa
del srte de csnto bsio 10 direcsi6n de
au ps dre. sig ai6 & ests a New York y
q Mex CO, y desemptfl5 Ia psrte de "a
gundo bsio en- vsrios teatros de Au6.
rics. VneIto q Paris en 1929, Manuel
Garcia, hiio, cuya vcz tue aiempre de
mala cAidad, abAndon6 10 escsnA y
se dedic6 & 10 enssharza de canto,
syudando asu padre on el curso que
por squella epocs hAbfa alberto en-
Paris.
Bsjo Ia direcci6n de tan busn macs.
tro Adquiri6 extenuos conoeimientos
y gran experiencia en- este atte diffcil,
dedicandoae NAV tArde por sf solo &
hacer estudios serios relatives & 10
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coneeiillo. A las nusve menoa cuarto
llfga de Sauturce ell sefi9r Hernandez
L6ofz. Vsrios elemeut1a del pueblo
assltan el CARO- , 81 acercan al isis,
presertand0'e un escrito, sutorisAdo
por ln6uidad de frmAs. Piden Que
10 Aaamb!eA sea l6olica para todos
los republicAnos. El leader 10 musstrs
dudoso. dieiendo que "a 90 habfa
acordado en- 10 reunion preparAtoria
que la Azsn b ea tuase un act> secreto
exclusivameets para los dslegAdos
Llega al lpgar donde 10 ssperan los
delegsdos. AL renetrsr en- sl zsguan,
los sefiores Q levedo y Gordils le 81
ludan. ri primero | Z, dice: Salud al
iefe!
Ell grupo de delsgsdos entra en- sl
sdifoio,
Algunos elemf nscs populsrss pro
testan de que no se les permita entrsr
Uoo de estos dice sn alta vcz: spare
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INCIDENTE MiClBRO

En- NuevA York, q tiempo On que
80 eelebrabAn los servicloI fdnebrev
60 el ehllerro de la eSposa de A fonso
AStutil el desolAdo mErido SO acerc6
q 10 urnA, levAnt6 Ii tapa cue guarece
el erlstal que deiG YER Ia cara de los
difuntoB, ror POGO ie deSmaya al
encontrArse on preSG ncis de un muerlo
con bArbas, que podfa parecerse 4
cualquier persona menos & su llorada
conSorts.
Fl slcsrdots suspsndi6 los oicio,
ss hiso indagaei6n de los heehos. '
vino ponerSe 90 claro que ell empire.
sario de pompas daebrea habia come
ii 10 IN error cambisndo los cGdSveres,
10 que di6 por relutldo cue otros
deudos esiuvieron enlerrando 4 IL ca
poSA de A'tuIi, 90 lA creerclA Que ell
suerpo que SO hIllabG deutro de IL
a'na era ell del hQmbre de las barbas.
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publicsda con el texto original Dor OF
editor Schot', en- Nsguneia.
Garcia form6 en- 81 mStodo muy
busnoa disefpulos, eptrs los eualss de-
ben sitarse su ssposa Eugenia G arsfs,
la ceshre Jenny Lind, Enriqueta Nj
sen otras. En 1850 pressnt6 ~ di.
mission dc professor del Con servatorio
y So trsslad6 & Londres, donds 10 he.
llaba en- /, 861 dedicado & In snseiianxs
de- canto, goxsndo do gran credito
y famA
Escribi6 en- frsncGs todas Gus obraa
excerso II tituladA Obseruaciones fsio'
l0gicas dcercG de la voz hunona Fl. 855 |
Que 10 fd9 en- cate idioma en- iugl6s.
Rehiso un Tratado complete del arte del
canto, readitada en- l S47 y 1851 (Parfs,
en 40 con oil tfsnlo de Nuevo tratado
samdrio del Grte del ca,.to o.rfs, /, ,855 !