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ore. In some or these comparatively
minute veins incredibly rich ore has
been found and as a result Of such dis
coveries thousands of dollars have
been spent I'm exploitation work in the
hope. to date vain. that a profitable
producer Of at least approximate per-
manency might be found. Note as in
stances the Blossom. the Banner, the
Hi Yu, the Gilt Edge and half a dozen
mines in embryo upon which has been
installed expensive machinery and
which are now. at least themselves. IL
not the stockholders in them. enjoy
ing an era Of the most complete in
ocuous desuetude imaginable. To be
sure there is not a shaft $50 feet deep
in all, the district. Wherever tried for
at that depth Florence ores have in
variably gone base long before that
depth was attained.
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with some old notes from last year.
The Methodist people of Lewiston
have had a successful year from a
financial standpoint. In spite of the
fact that the cold snap made matters
appear discouraging and then the San
Francisco fire made matters worse the
pastor of the church by wise and far
seeing management has had the satis-
faction OF knowing that at present the
church is at least $4,000 ahead of
where 1t was one year ago. The
amount gained by a wise purchase of
two lots which are now worth $2,500
upon the market any day, and the
amount of rebate won and money paid
on old mortgage and old notes being
about what these two lots cost in
March, thus leaving the church ahead
S2,500 at present. and everything else
ready for new work. The mortgage
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-08-11
CHARGE TACOMA INSULTED
AMERICAN navy
Refuse Officers Admission TO Public BaII..Ta-
coma Man Says Officers Drunk and
Only Partially Clothed

Tacoma. Aug. 11.-Admiral Good
rich has written a pen letter to Mayor
Wright Of this city complaining that
indignity was shown the United States
navy during a recent visit of the
Cruiser Chicago here, by refusal Of
admission of petty officer to a public
ball at the Old Elks hall for sole rea-
son that the man wore the uniform Of
the American navy. Mr.. Goodrich
says that the man was SOBER that he
knows him to be Of good character
and entirely respectable. After call
ing attention to the fact that the Chi
cago came to Tacoma at the cities In
vitation, the admiral concludes:
Unless Tacoma desires to serve
notice on the navy that it's visits are
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-08-11

Idaho Reduction company Of this city.
who has had twenty years experience
in the mines In that district this morn
ing said:
1.-The strike made in the Florence
basin recently by Doc" Mosher, old
time mining camp cook, prospector and
general good fellow has caused some
excitement among members OF the
mining fraternity resident here who
have had experiences in "old Florence"
camp, shared its innumerable ups and
downs and discussed pork and beans
and chicken fricasse as the tide OF
the camps affairs took its ebb to af-
fiuence or it's nap to poverty. A con-
census of opinion among these men
might be summarized by saying that
Florence basin has for many years
been known to be gridironed with cash
or knife blade" veins and stringers OF
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HEAD Is TORN IN A, run
AWAY ACCIDENT

Roger Morrisey was thrown from
street this morning about II o'clock
and his head and face frightfully torn.
this morning and had started from
there to drive down town when the
spirited mare that he was driving got
her tail over the line and became un-
manageable and ran away. The buggy
risy was thrown violently to the
ground, and whether kicked by the
horse or cut by the wreck OF the
buggy he does not know.
When extricated from the wreck OF
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FIRE SHOTS AT DESERVING
SOLDIERS
Three Leave the Army at Tacoma .-Possee i.
Still in Pursuit

Tacoma, Aug. IA corporal and
two privates from company l. four
teenth cavalry, deserted from Camp
Tacoma last night, heavily armed and
started in the direction Of Steilacoom.
A searching squad of five mounted
cavalrymen at once started after them.
They were sighted near Steilacoom,
halt shots were fired at them. No one
was hit. The men have escaped, but
the search will be continued.
Sham Battle at Tacoma.
Camp Tacoma. Aug. 11.-With
Olympia as a base. the army COM
manded by Colonel Maus Of the
Twentieth Infantry will attack the
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unwelcome 1t behooves you, Mr..
Mayor, and other broad minded citi-
zens. to bring the offenders in this
case to sharp and public account"
The dance given at Sloan's dancing
academy is public ball" being given
at the Elks' old hall. on the night of
July IL to which the admiral refers.
Mr.. Sloan said that about IL o'clock
the man came up. He was not intox-
icated but had been drinking. Sloan
says he told him that he would rather
the officer would not go in as some
ladies might object to dancing with
him. Sloan says
Il did object to his uniform. His
shirt was open wide at the neck, ex-
posing the sailors breast covered with
hair"
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the buggy It was found that he haA
suffered q frightful scalp wound On
the left side Of the hsad. Beginning
almost at the crown Of the head tho
scalp was torn to the right temple ana
the wound extends down through ths
left cheek to the point Of the chin.
The skin over the entire surface was
torn loose by the force Of the irnpact
and the skull was expose.i to View.
Tie was taken to the office or Or. Roe
in the Adams block and Dr. Roe. DR.
Morris and DR.. Bruce dreaSei the
wound and placed the. scalp in place
and stitched the entire length, over
twelve inches. Mr.. Morrisey stood the
operation well and IL resting as easily
90 could be expected ri
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Separator is Destroyed and Loss is 500
NO Insurance Carried

Of the grain. The loss is estimated at
500 and no insurance was carried.
The cause OF the explosion was smut
from the grain which had collected In
the machine. The grain of the prairie
this year is not regarded as smutty
but in a recent field some smut had
been encountered. The smut is highly
combustable, and ignites almost as
quickly as powder. A slight piece Of
gravel or any thing that will cause a
spark on the cylinder is liable to cause
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-08-11

city of Tacoma. and the defense will
be made by Colonel Goodwin OF the
Fourteenth cavalry and his Brown"
force. Colonel Maus' force will be
known as the Blues" The attack
will take place next Friday. This IL
the first of series of movements to
illustrate real army tactics that the
militia of Washington, Oregon and
Idaho will execute in the annual sum-
mer encampment. General Funston
will be the chief umpire. The Wash
ington militia is moving into camp to-
day, and the Oregon troops will ar
arrive until Sunday. All will take
part in the big battle.
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yDCE HAS ISSUED Ten WARRANTS

Chicago. Aug. 11.-Ten warrants in
the Milwaukee Avenue bank case were
issued this afternoon by Judge Ker-
sten The first two charge conspiracy
to cheat and defraud against Paul O..
Stensland. Henry w. Herring. Theo-
dore Stensland and divers other per-
sons as yet unknown" The next is
against Henry w. Herring and the
enarge OF perjury in regard to the re-
port made and sworn to. by him to the
STATE auditor in January and April,
iw on the condition of the bank.
AN next two charge larceny of $1,000
@a 1850 respectively and name Her
rug as the guilty party. Five cases
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-08-11

Specal to Evening Teller.
Nezperce, Aug. 11.-(By Nezperce
Cooperative Telephone )-Five min
utes after Willis White had started his
threshing machine in the Tanning
field IN miles from town this morn
the fine Russell separator was a total
wreck. The machine was completely
burned and all Of the parts ruined
before the fire could be controlled.
Diligent work on the part of the crew
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-08-11

plot to assassinate the grand duke.
"'Twas no more an accident" the
aide said, than was the firing OF a
charge of grape from the saluting bat
terry at the winter palace during the
blessing Of the waters Of Neva by the
emperor a year and a half ago."
The bold attempt on the grand
dukes life caused immediate change
in the plans of the emperor who had
arranged to go to Kransoye Selo today.
Continued on page eight.)
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practice when he was suddenly
startled by the Wasplike hiss of bull
let's about his head. Fortunately
neither himself nor his horse were
touched. He gave the command to
cease firing Immediately. The SOL
diers Of the regiment from which the
bullets came were marched back to
their quarters and an investigation
was begun. Several arrests are un-
derstood to have been made.
One of the dukes aides said while
the affair was possibly an accident he
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-08-11
BOLD ATTEMPT IS MADE TO ASSASSSMUT GRAIN IGESTHRESHN
NATE THE GRAND DUKE MACHINE IS WRECKED
NldlcrS Load Guns for Blank Firing Practice and Il
Turn Them on Commander

c., etersourg, Aug. 11.-12 m.-
n,s.,s luke Nicholas Nicolaievich.
49,. OF the council Of national de-
narrowly escaped assassination
ms msrday afternoon at the hands of
e,.' imperial guards in guard Of the
p at Kransoye selo.
49, s iar the Associated Press has
Tan, ~ aole TO obtain but meagre de-
r,n, " 'ne AFFAIR. 1t appears that the
fhe luke uuhe was personally reviewing
Tin, ahoeuvers .% and was Just put-
'he troops through a blank firing
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HORSE BROKE HIS FINGER
Charles Wilcox Has Serious Accident
in kamiah.

SPECIAL to Evening Teller.
Kamiah, Idaho, Aug. 10.--(By Nez-
perce Cooperative Telephone.) -
Charles Wilcox yesterday had one Of
the fingers on his right hand broken
while trying to catch a horse. The
rope which he was using became en-
tangled in the horses feet causing the
injury. He is being attended by DR..
S. B. Hunt
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has been unpon the church for eleven
years. 1t calls for $4,000 and interest.
1t was received Monday by J. H. Ben
ton of the board Of trustees. and win
be burned tomorrow morning at the
service. Letters from all former past
ors will be read and two of the lead
Ing preachers will be present to
preach on the occasion.
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thought all necessary precaution had
been taken but In some way q small
piece Of metallic substance had been
fed into the machine and the explo-
sion followed. A number OF men were
working about the machine. and they
were greatly frightened but no one
was injured. The explosion was not
confined enough to make 1t violent
enough to do serious damage except
to the machine.
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BAD MONTH FOR CROPS

Washington. Aug. 10.-The depart
ment of agriculture's crop report
shows the condition OF spring wheat
for August as ss.s as compared with
s1.4 for last month. The winter
wheat crop was estimated at 1884,
900 bushels and an average 1877 bush-
els per acre
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-08-11
STENSLAND seen IN FORT
WORTH, TEXAS

with the absconding banker without
knowing his bank had failed STEMS
land told Adams he was going to Mex
leo on a trip for his health. The po-
lice have notified all the border towns
and a strict surveillance will be kept.
This is the first trace Of the fugitive
and the officers all over the country
are on the alert.
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Chicago People Curse
Dead Body Of Banker
TEAR CREPE FROM HIS DOOR
IN THEIR RACE

Avenue bank, who shot himself yester-
day. The feeling Of some of the de-
positors Is SO great that the dead tel1er
was cursed as the body lay in the
parlor of his home. The wreath on
the door of the house was torn down
and it's flowers scattered by the angry
men.
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Fort Worth, Aug. 11-Paul Stems
land, the Chicago bank president who
ia fleeing from justice, was in this city
recently according to Henry Adams, a
former Chicago commission broker,
and he is said to be on his way to
Mexico. Adams said he travelled all
the way from New Orleans to this city
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-08-11

chicago. Aug. 11.-As evidence OF
tho public feeling in Chicago among
,,o depositors in the defunct bank it
,s announced today that the police
,,0re summoned to keep order at the
,nouest held on the death Of Frank
vowalski. the teller of the Milwaukee
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-08-11
CHURCH MEMBERS
BURN MORTGAGES
Year Just Closed Successful from
Financial tandpo;nt-Chureh Has
Increased Holdings $500.

Sunday morning. will be Mortgage
and Note Burning occasion at the M.
e. church. Rev. Walton Skipworth.
presiding elder Of the Dailes district
will preach at the morning service,
after which the old mortgage Of eleven
years standing will be burned along
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NOT EXCITED
But HOPES
County Mining Man oi.ev....
'd Rich ssrik. in Florence.

bureau Evening Teller.
ea..,.. on' : WASH Aug. lin dis
the pa, ne strike recently made in
he m,nsa sn'e district by a number Of
at the plant Of the
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-08-11

of forgery are then charged against
Paul o. Stensland and Henry w. Her
ring.
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Continued on page five.)
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-08-16
TENPORADA TEATRAL

G. @. GIacobt zxi, dsspr En- do salu
dar & usted, tisne el guato de ponsl
On 80 sonoeimiento que por no hAbsr
30 terminado s6n 10 cunfssei6n de Va
rios trsiss para ls Opera sFAUsTOI
30 transfsre "a representation y oil be
nsneio del reputado primer bsio gefl OF
Cirino, para el martes 81 del eorrientt
y el sAnado IS. 20 estrsnsrk 10 obrs
msestrA del gran compositor moderno,
frances, Jalio Nsssenst, t!tulada <KA'
NoNs.
EAta obra 90 ya favorAblemente
conosida On todo el mundo.
Hall&udoss en- esta Capital, ssps'
rando oil turno tercsro del TeAtro Mu
nicipal para aosuAr con una gran Com
paiifa de Zarzusls espsi1ola sl primer
actor y director sefior Miguel Casas ,
el &plaudido baritone seiior Real, to-
markn parts, como oblequio & laHfio'
rita Gals, On una function popular que
60 dark On honor do dicha artiats, sl
rs dol eorrisnte, llevsndo & 10 eseena
Gel Pobre Varbuena., FL Duo de- IL
Afrioanas y <Dos CsnArios dc Csf6.s
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-08-16
DEL FRIO AL FUEGO

<vda otros qued los espacos bsa con cIarimsa rom.
pieneS cas sman los olos Veos niveo altos
boQuets neStro de prOfunds rdAdea 10 envueven Ia dsan
10 fdgaces pando abore de encae susmc bo
brzn de oro calae ao ennegrecen amb6n
do por deante 10 fDen uctuoaoS bgo ueDgaS
belerss de hArpia...
Jutg1. iuegS al c0on una inCinada cspsruzs...
do cAv bs odando oval cAbeza ds derks
dc etrico CAnchos sgo azu encims daf.no puamo
entire Las nub1 beran de dece enrGteCida con uus
burss sl pasAr
IntriQaA Lucia deCididAmsnte Ia adb muGaC6n de caro
. obscure
Oh. tpOr qu6l, vuslvs excitarme.
N6taHeles opacidsd las nubOg Dor singular
desde que van entrAndo en- de spendor Fom1n
nte toIado AleanzA fuQor cobzo agfn
punto del halo uminoso cuando sstS de6s ell asro Ys inns
gnc uerzo Las bandas banca Venen todas uni men
de frents luna a1f Ia s negra en-
guida. Comprsndo 81 fn
oh Ii txcamo NAL diIimuAndo 81 triunfo Ves7
Penden les nubes obcuNs ca vstcales ain duda Ias BAN
bna de estro On solo foco de lux co0ado ncims en-
81 entrO haliasels epecador las que
ran mitld de atrS luz mtsd de aante sombr s no
son nsparentes suponendo que mArchsran todas IN
milmo impulIo del teIsr.....
RE Lucia. No me deA acsbar, comprendendo.
-Ah d, sfl.. que limpezaI. lque ampleza
No dea ESQ de sentr e goEo de pequeGl verdSd
dsscuberts nj de concdsre mi perspcca admiration
En- el ssncio sgue guaDd0 todA alma h inccsncia
del prop6sto que ha ntreeDido yo el ceo
sienc mi txpsnddo Ger dVde dos sto eereo caro
envover amIsd innta mujer audaS de
Vound de penSamentO tan nina de smocioneS Que ella
sent que e debSo de mi hundsndose h mar
ser para procamr monauosmente necG psaAdss dudA
Nene que concFetlr mi conceucia pab <o ha
oculado vandsde gen depreocupac6 nj hsc nj hacia
npguno 81 VeE no te here con o dados de de dea
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-08-16
POl|c|As NOnBRADOS

Continuation DO 10 lista que en-
pezsmos & publieAr syer:
David Romero y O car Torres, d.
Guayanilla, Josquin Vasqusx, dc Ad
iuntas; Francisco Rodrfgusz Ruiz, d.
LAias, al pueblo de A fl&sco; Elicsc
Perez, de JuAna Disz; Manuel Fsrnan'
des. do Laias, al puaato do Lares; gin
foriano Norell, do Juans Dfsz; Anto
nio Remand, dc Utuadc; Felix Cusvas,
do Utuado, al puesto dc Areeibo; Do.
mingo Lopez, dc la Cidra; Manuel Ri
vera, do Pefiuelas, al pusato dc Utua'
do; Jose r. Cortes, do UtuAdo; Ro'
que vslazQusx. dc Peiluelas IT TAllAbos ]
Osear VAzquex, dc Gusyanilla, al puss.
to do MsnAtl; Pasessio Fl Rios. dc
San Sebastian; Euaebio Sartisgo, de
GusyanillA, al pusato do Csmuy.
(ContlnuArk,l
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-08-16
|uc|DENTE En- EL TEATRO

Anoehs, duranss 10 represents ci6r
del segundo acto de 10 Opera Carmen,
csurri6 nm pequeao incidents & Ia
pnerta dc eutrSda. eutre uno do los
portsros y sl oheisl psgador do 10
EstssI6n Naval y 80 assistant Mr.. o.
Neill.
Parecs que el portsro reclamAba
el imports do 10 entrada. Mr.. O'Nsill
manifsst6 que IN 10 hAbia psgsdo,
psro que al salir no 80 10 di6 ninguns
sontraSsiiA FL oncial eompr6 una
nusva sntrada, 10 sual sntreg6 al por-
tero; pero mientrss 10 sntregAba, Ia
di6 nm manotsSo ca el sombrero, di :
Oisndo On irgl6s: Spopga ustsd mas
suidado On 10 suosaivo0.
E.te heeho origin6 eomsutarios u
entire los cor curreptss. El eApitGn
Cabrera y vArios policiAB interviuie'
ron On el asunto.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-08-16

Aver sards oeurri6 una rsysrts
On Puerta de TERRA ertrs una mujel
IN polisia. Ramona Hsrnkndsz, d.
malos antscsdentss, sali6 hase doi
dfas dc 10 cAresl donde cumpli6 uns
ssntenc!a y no bisn habo puesto lol
pies sn 10 ealle, 90 nsti6 90 copitas.
serfap las suAtro do lA tarde d.
syer, euando Ramona, on reysrta cor
otras muisrss de eSAl 81 puedes.s PRO
movie IN fsnomsnal esslndalo.
Para aplasarla fu6 precise dar
eusnta q 10 polisfs. y 81 llfgar & In
tsrvsnir en- 10 eusstdn 81 guArdia Ar.
turo LAfontAine, 10 muisr On euesti6n
90 lsnx6 como una Asra sobrs sl DO
licfs. desgarrkndole 10 ehaqusta y
arrancladole 10 plaza.
El poliefa tuvo que harsikraela
fuertsmente para veneer & su terrible
sgrssors. tsniendo que arroiarls oil
saelo para dominArls, caus&ndoss oil
gunas contusiones. Mas dsspu6s fud
eonducida 90 10 ambulansia al Dsp6
sito municipal y deuuns!ada al Jusx.
Hoy 90 VIC on 10 Corts muniei'
pal sl iuieio por aeomssinisnso ,
sgresi6n eontra Claudio Nonsa iisz,
quisn el diA II dc Julio 6ltimo, On Rio
Pisdras, sgrsdi6 con un palo q Julio
Castro. III Jusx 10 deelar6 eulpabls
lmponie ado!s go dc mults, 6 eisn dias
do cEresl.
-El departAmsnto do Tasorsrfa
public6 I'm informs aesrsa del baIance
do rsntas intsrnaA durante sl mes do
Julio do 1908
-Ha corfsrsnciAdo con el Gober.
nador el Comisionado do Edueaei6n
Mr.. Fakasr, sobre asuntos do su
dspartamsnto.
-El domingo pr6ximo santark
SRigolettos sl notable baritone ssaor
B1rghess. Varios dc sus admirado.
res 10 ErspAran un sspl l6ndido rsxalo.
Sc ha tranaterido para el mar.
tss 10 Opera sJeanois, que 40 anunc.6
para el s&bado prtxlmo.
-Nuestro distinguido amigo y
correligionario don Am6rieo Rodri.
gnfS Aedsta. PR grssiEsA aleAlte de
lA villa dc Adiuntss, trata dc Que %
cree on presupuesto una par,ida para
10 banda do mdsisa que scsualments
exiate alli y toea per amor Al arts.
kerses plSeemss el amigo Macr
Rodriguez Aeoata,
--EstA tArds & les tres 90 reuni6
el ConEcio Eiseutivo. Mushos do los
irformss que fusron Aprobad0s apare
cen en- otro sitio del peri6dIso.
Sc ensuentrAn on Bsyam6n das
de aver sl teniente dc 10 detective 50
.ior Qlifones y el sabo Vargas. So
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-08-16
De TRUJ|LL0-ALT

ri domingo docs del eorriente tu
vieron sfaeto las sssmbleas primkrias
On los hArrios de ests pueblo, habien
do sido nombrAdoG los sefiores don
Marisno EneArnaeI6n, don Joae @ Gon
xAlsz Disz, don Ventura DiAx, don
Anieeto Dlaz, don R,issl Bstsreourt,
don Juan Vsltz ' don J9.S Corf6s,
como deltgados & Ia convection mu'
oipA'.
Es seguro qus serG nombrAdo Al
ealde, 81 actual don Andres VAre6r.
ael. AdemAH uuenAn los nombres de
distinguidoS correligIonarios para los
pueasos de Coreeisles y vceAles de 10
Junta de Iustrucsion.
ri prtxImo doming1 80 rsunir&n
los delegados para Ia designation del
nuevo Comite y de los candidates pa
ra la pr6ximA election.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-08-16

| assgurA que investigAn algo gordo
Verenos.
La sGAssta do Polisfss que 81
publisaba sn sats siudsd hA sido obie
to do rformas, De titulA hoy sGaae
10 Ilustradas, y vlens con impression
nitids y formato slegants; bisn sssriis
tamb.6n.
INC "a director sl iovsn periodists
y poeas aprsoiable don r. Julia Ma
RIP, & quisn damos grssias por sr
atenei6n al snviarnos un eiemplAr.
Sc vende un magnffso piano d,
fsbriesei6n slsmAna. Pidsnss ipfor.
mes & v. Garcia gAlga - Carolina
Agosto 5. 1m atl
III Carnava! vs. hseieudo progrs
sos, 50 dltimo nj nero tras, como OBJ
ssQuio & los suscritorss. 10 eel lsbrads
daaxA sLsios do ~. del artistA La
PrssA. Oontisns, adsr a.. dicho nkms'
70, I togsaffas, sarisaturas y. sohrs
TODD, mushos aaausios, signo dc pros
psridAd.
BArrsiro 90 saliva!
-Nusstro amigo sl notable violi-
nists don Angel Celsstino Morales
selsbr6 un eonoierto sl domingo paaa
do On San Lorsrxo, prscsdissdo una
presentation dol DR.. don Fernando
Gouxklsz. quisn 50 sxtsndi6 On eonsi :
dsrssiones sobrs el arts.
Aeudi6 & este eoneisrto 10 mas 90
leeto do aQuslla sosisdsd.
~ sE vENDEN, por ssnsr que
ausent@rse % due 40, todos los ense.
res eoneernientes & una casa do hu6a
pedss. Iuformaran en- 10 Gale do San
Jose n6mS 22. altos. I'm. alt.
Programs do les piezas que to-
cara sata noehs On la retreta lA Bana 0
do 10 Polieia Insular:
To- Psso dob.e sCurro vsrgas;s
Chapf. - Ospricho sCubsns ;sLom'
bar. b. FAntasfa sArabesques; Vol
ksr. 40. Duo do Ttpls ' BArit mo do
10 Zarxuela sEl JuramsIto;s B .rblere
50. Two stsp sWslecme,; Rios Ovslle'
os. Dana sAaseaiitas; MsYqutz.
sstar Spargle Banners.
r-H,y tusron propusssos en- 10
lesi6n del Conltio Eieoutivo, los
nombra mientos do sgsntea e,setorales q
subs titutoa, aenores don Domingo No.
liz rAri, Agaadills; don Pedro Goieo,
Salinas; don Julio Lopez Cruz, FA-
iArdo; don Eugsnio A, Vsra, San
Jusp; don Jos6 Castro, Atbonito, y
don Pastor HernGndes, Moea.
Sc ha oouuadido autoriz aei6n
para que permArszsAn AbiertoS por
lA noshs los viernss y sGbados. los
prssintos de VisQuss, UtuAdo, Patti
llAs, Santa Isabel, NsguAbo y YAuco.