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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-02-20
AIDE RNEN MEET
ID Finish WORK
MANY Ordinances Concuwed in.
and a Number Were Returned
TO Committees,
MESSAGE FROM THE MAYOR
Proposition 10 llnlarge Powers q
Police Board AS TO Liquor
Licenses Rejected.

ar ~, t,,,,,., az Al.
iHe i''s
dermei4 peid last hishtr Was t'ii oee''
sion for oratoricul display. Every little
ag,,o, ,,at .one NJ, WINS mad, a sub
~
1eet OF many sPeee'tes' ai'' o'ei' p''i'S' -
questions We're talked 10 death.
lust In rho closing. moments OF the long
- ,. ,bat ~. police En.,,,
sssso'' =
wanted tue Alderheh 10 eiloofse couseu
animated ulscussloh'
me Roilce Boatu waiits VIC ~
10 change tue Jaw SO ina. tnes may pdss
upon tiie issuance OIL liquor licenses NJ
withstanding that the petitlon Tor such q
change in the Inv bore the signatures
of twenty members of the Common Soun-
Gil. me Aldermen UNANIMOUSLY anu win
emphasis sat down upon tue proposition
and instructed the clerk 10 hotity inc
members of the Legislature OF their
action.
The Board of Aldermen met i'll extra
session last night to dispose of business
that WAS left on the table he night SO
much time was consumed in discussing
the tiS ordinance, and the Mayors veto
% the same.
II was nearly . o'clock before quorum
fof business w,ts on hand.
Under ~ suspension of the rules the fol-
loving message from the Mayor was read
ana referred TO the Committee on Char
ter, Ordinances and Reform:
February ~, 1916.
10 the Honorable. the City Council
OF the city Of Richmond:
Gentlcmen,It is my duty 10 All
nountc to yon the death of Mr.. john
j. l'inncrty. the weiglimaster ut the
t.itv scales nj Inc Second Market. Or
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-02-20
SURPRISED DOCTOR
Illustrating the Effect Of Food.

1t
Tho remarkable adaptahllity OF Grape-
Nuts food TO stomachs SO dsordered that
they will reject everything else, is Illus
ilate6 by the case of Mrs. IL. OF Ra-
einc. Wis.
Two years ago, she says, u was at
tackled by u stomach trouble so serious
that fof long time ] could not take
much OF any sort OF food. Even the
various kinds prescribed by the doctor
produced most acute pain.
We then got some Grape-Nuts food,
Rad ynu may Imagine my surprise and
delight whsuI found that could cat Ct
With e relish and without the slightest
aistress
Wien the doctor heard Of ii ne told
lpe 10 take several small portions each
day because he feared / would grow
Tired Of IL as / had Of all other food.
Tut 70 lis astonishment (and that OF
everybody elsol, did not tire of Grape
Nuta. and became better day by day. I'LL.
sitter some weeks, my stomach entirely
recovered and | WAS able 70 eat anything
3Ily appetite erayed
My nerves, which had become so
weakened that I faared l would become
tF,sane. Nere also restored by tie Grape
Mutt food in connection with Postum
Coffee which has become our table boy
TRACE I appreciate most efatefusy and
thankfully the good that your to.d prep
aratons have done ME, and shall be glaJ
70 answer any letters inqprng as 70 my
experience" Name given ny Postum
60. Battl. Creek. sIicii
1h.re's reason, Read the little book
The Road 70 Wellyiiie, in pkga,.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-02-20
S STORE
IN FIRE AND WATER
Blaze Early Yesterday Morning
Does Some Damage, Water
Does More.

When Mr.. louis Tourman opened the
store of r. j.. Christian & Co.. at $3.50
O'Clock yesterday morning he discovered
fire aud at once turned in an alarm. En-
gincs Nos. 8. A. and . and trucks and
2 answered the call, and soon had the
blaze under control.
The store which was heavily stocked
with fancy groceries was flooded with
water and damage amounting TO between
5000 and $4,000 resulted
The firm carried insurance amounting
to $4,000 in the London. Liverpool and
Globe Insurance Company and will,
therefore, sustain no loss
How the fire originated Is not known.
1t evidently resulted from a spark. as
only the northwest corner of the. roof
was burned.
y Mcssrs. Christian e Co.. opened tenn
.pornry store on Broad Street and deliver
ed purchases from that point. To-day
they are in usual working order and Will
conduct their business from their large
store on Main Street.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-02-20
COL. WILLARD PRESIDENT.
Popular Member of Corporation
Commission Head OF Club.

Tho Westmorcland Club held its annual
meeting last night and elected officers
for the coming year.
The election resulted as follows:
President. Captain Joseph Il. willard;
Vice President. Colonel John 3. Purcell.
Secretary. Mr.. r. a. lancaster, Jr
New members OF the board: Major OF
way S. Allen. General Charles J. Andcr-l
son. Mr.. Wexford c. Reed and Judge r.
Carter Scott.
The holdover members are: Messrs.
George L. Street, Lewis w. Brander. w.
NJ. Habiston and r. a. Cary
The following resolution was unani-
mously adopted:
"rhat the membership % the Westmorc-
land Club shall he limited to four hundred
resident members and TO two hundred
and fifty nonresident members.
The membership at present Is s64 resi-
dent and liz nonresident. making total
of $50.
'rh. usual handsome supper was served
after the business meeting.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-02-20
Club Is Have Fish Fry.

The Virginia Club will give another
of the entertainments for which it is so
Justly famous. This time IT Is to be a
fish.fry, which Viii be given Wednesday,
evening. starting ut o'clock IN the
rathskeler OF the club, All sorts and
kinds of e1uarian edibles will be served
to the guests.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-02-20
MAJOR LANIER TO GO.
Decides to Leave for the Philip
pines About March 18th.

q Major A. s. Lanier has decided to leave
sfor the Philippines about March 18TH,
(which will put him in San Francisco
on March I'D. This Is hts intention at
present, which lie will carry out provided
he does not have to delay his departure
to testify. before the Legislative Conn
mittee appointed to Investigate the trou-
bles between himself and the clerk of the
Corporation Commission. ~
Mrs. Ianior will remain with her peo-
pie in Richmond until her husband Is
comfortably settled In Manila, when he
will send for her. Major I.anier will
be assistant TO the encouragement OF
the Philippines.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-02-20
Rosati and Royal Italian Band.

ON Thnrsdny night of this week, nj
$50 O'clock, Rosati and his Royal Italian
Rand, composed OF twenty-five perform
ers Iwill appear in the Central Y. NJ.
bureaus eonneeted with thpsSmerlc;n ~,
oelnn Uninn toured the Rosatl Band
ohio. West Virginia and Pennsylvania.
Ihe success of the band was 20 uniform
aud the REQUESTS for return engagements
tnlten theln for lie seaSOn llEl-NG
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-02-20
Hold Revival Services.

DR.. NJ. Asiiuy Jones began II series Of
special meetings Sunday night at Leisn
Street Baptist Church. Professor Porter
OF Baltimore lis organizing a chorus
choir and several minister's OF the ci,S
viii assist Or. Jones in tile preaching,
nniong them Or, Hening, Dr, C, S. Gayd.
7ncr and Or. w. Il, T.. Smith.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-02-20
Lea for NESTS Shoes.

There is d we'll founded 4rnmor about
the City Hall that CAPTAIN 70; u. Lea,
and one of tho hest known men IN the
city has been slated for the seat left
Vacant in the Common Council by the
resignation of Mr.. John II. WEST, OF
Madison lVo III g ~ 4fsffi ~. Hf }t@ H. g4
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-02-20
ONLY Runners and Hearsay.

The grand jury of the Hastings Court,
which had beer adjourned over from the
18th of February to yesterday. to await
developments In the police and social
club shousc investigation, freasacmbAetB
Yesterday morning.
1t turned out that there was still moth.
ing except ruinor. and heresay about tho.
as grand iuries cannot act upon heresay,
the body adjourned without investigating
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-02-20
Mr.. Robertson's Address.

~ tlic Baptist Ministers Conference
yestetflpa morning, Tho Rev, w. 70, Rob.
erttseea of Randolph street Baptist
Church, read ~ paper on ."Slie Eplst,
TO the Galatians. Tho paper was well.
itepared hiih WIS much enjoyed by those
present,
Dr Y a, Hawthorne viii read d scf-
mon al the next conference.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-02-20
IS NOT ASSISTANT.
Mr.. Knight Has Not Been Offer
ed the Position by Mr.. Cabell.

Appended is a letter from Postmaster
knight:
Richmond. Va. February 10, 1906.
Editor of The Times-D ispatch:
Slr,--'rhere appears in your paper Of
this date the following apargraph:
May Be Assistant.
The now postmaster has the power
and it is said that the position has /
been offered to Mr.. Knight, but that
he has not yet either declined or ac- +
cepted it,
This paragraph is incorrect. so far as
1t relates to me. Respectfully.
(Signed) AZ WT1tY n. KNIGHT.
While Mir. WTay 7. Knight has not
ant postmaster. 1t is learned from those
cloes to Mr.. Cabell that the offer will
be made
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-02-20
Take5Weatherly Back.

Agent G, IT. stokes. q North Caroline, yes t
plpars neeessnr,. To take Herbert Weatherly.
q fugitive from Justice back to the old In, M9ftn
State, Weathcrly has Just serye'1 y TERM Nv
the Virginia Oenitentiary. va -tsf W. "a
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-02-20
II u d d i n g s \.

fIoatii, islands, custards they NIL grow
monotonous, mud M wonder tho head Of tho
house Is sometimes ont Of sorts ut thinner
wien the dessert comes orl--tlle same old
thing yearaftcr year. Ho and the whole
fntnily welcome ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-02-20
Measure Concurred In.

tSisncd) CARLTON MCCARTHY.
Mayor.
measure SOIlCuTTeq In.
,,,,,,,i,o,. ar ,,.,i;,,,,,.,. ,.!,.,,i ,.S
~ ~ ot,''i.,.iives pasFeu wy
i ,,. ptaiion Wsre tohcuried M 4NiitoliE
mem one granting sewer connections on
Thomas Street beyond the city limifs
also one a short distance across the fine
ON West Main street. ono granting IN 4
American (Sira,. r,n,,,,,,,,, 4, S,,,,a,t .,,.i
factn,.io ~, = fh,a ~, liz,
:. - ~ = s.omas 49, az 10y s'.'u
u nfidse over cary street.
The ordinances giving merchants the
use of part of the sidewalks for display
of goods in show cases. and the use OF
tbreo foot or siden.aIr,s ~, ,r,,inl 10
disniav enods nnt ;,,' sho,, "a g., ,,er,
49,, -, -, 49, - 49,
~ 80" ~ Nv. leie,icu " Wy
aoi a on 1hafter, ORDINANCES anu
Reform.
The ordinance making the salary of
ianitors at the station houses Si5 r.er
month was on motion of Nh whittet
,,,o,,I,., 90 ~ - -, s=n ~ ,,,d
~ -. W 80 ~, - .' ~.
Inv oiuilti.e siN'hS du.hoi.tS W Wy
Board OF Health TO employ three sani-
t;lry inspectors gave rise TO considerable
discussion Mr.. Wood wanted the Com
mittee on Health 10 both elect the in
t'ors anu oo H., ,ne ,io . -
pearcd IN ordnance the words be Strlekcn
out. thereby throwing all of the respon-
sibility on the committee. Mr.. Alien TOOK
the opposite view and offered a substi-
TITO .i,.fn, j,ll tho no,vo,. az cIection ana
,n,,,oi ~ ,ho i,.,,nc,o,,, 10 tho pn,rI
eoi',,o ~ ' nv, i,'.',i.'. 49,,
by vote of 10 to q The question then
came mp on tho adoption of the ordin-
ance 1t failed for n lack of n two-thiris
vote, only L. votes being cast in the
nnirnativc
On ,,,otio, ,r Mr. c,ot,-o,, ~ ,to{o H.
~ H'u .,i ~ ~, w. ~ ~
"ii'ch ttiS oruinaliee was "eleateu M''s
RECONSTRUCTED ana his motion To recon-
init the amended ordinance 10 the Com
mittec on Health brought out more dis
ciission. The motion 10 recomnit was
] ,dnn,o1
NJ, Me-. ef.,r., ;oi,,, rozo1,,io, ,sls.
ils ttiG lcslsiatuIt 10 n'', ',., IN e't -
,n",ts SV as ~ T,se @ ,,r.,,toT,
nuluIrc w p.los!hst vi t.t
,nnuS LOT te ~, resoi,,,ion
WIS "''''9"''i =, 3pop'tu,
\ Caused Stir.
| AIR NIfno,. ,lso nrcsentod Tho following
1 paner which had been signed nv twenty
| nn,a,,,h.,' ~ - ,,@,,,r,,n,, a,ounci,
W. t FL ,,ndeysisnnd members of
Tho common Couneil of the city of
Riehno,,a hsrobw indicnto ~ willing
ness IN b.in tj,e fharte, of tite city
Of Ricbn,o,,d So amended as To REQUIRE
ali 'nn,.sn,,s nnnI,,inr, for Iieenscs 10
,.n,,,m,., H. iin,,o, ,wn.hroi;or ar
mi, lrusi,,ns., ~ n,,,,,.e 'nnnlic,,tion to
i'm; ;i,n 1,n.,rd or poIica cnmmissioners
VI L.,Y ~ ,,YItborit,, 10 ,,,,ss
' mi" 1 ,he n,nnss az s,,r,, nclsos 10
question who,her The place at which
said business IS TO DC condnctea y a
proper pi1ue' anu ~ , Iuporu .i' ,,i'',t
70 ne Judge on tie itus!ltlss lol'Is
Tor MS guidance In the issuance OF
amy license to conduct any one OF
said businesses.
and We also hereby indA.atc q
General Assembly of Virginia Of an
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-02-20
Placinp Pictures.

Colonel John W. Richardson, Register 39f the
Land Office has had placed o H., w wa,s ram, q,
pictures of Inc House pf wll ~;
Formerly hung upon the walls OF 'he o'u
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-02-20

fore. earnestly recommend that no sue
cessor TO Mr.. Finnerty be elected,
AMI hat the Council TAKE immediate
steps to abolish the scale house.
have the honor To be,
Very respectfully, etc,
(Signcd) CARLTON MCCARTHY.
NJn1y
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-02-20
MERELY MARY ANN
Gets AN OVATION.
Miss Robson Was More Charm
ing Than Ever, and Delighted
Large Audience.
NEW FITCH PLAY TONIGHT
Running for Office Scores a Hit
at the Bijou--Hunpty
Dumpty.

Miss Eleanor Robson played Merely
Mary Ann at the Academy last night 10
an audience that taxed the holding capitc-
ity oflsthe large playhouse.
To say that the play was delightful
md that Miss Robson was as charming
as ever, is to praise In a very faint man
iter tile excellent performance Of ner
very excellent company.
Merely Mary Ann has already won
the approval of the public, and thereswes
nj It's clever comedy and grown
fearful at tho pathos and tenderness OF
Mr.. sIangEill's play.
Iii was like greeting an old friend, and
feeling again the sympathy of past ASSOC
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-02-20
Give Name Social.

name social for the benefit of Stock
ton Street Baptist Church will be given
by Beta Chapter of Standard Bearers In
Toney's Hall on the night of February
2lth. A fine programme has been ar
and a good time is promised to
nll fhnSe who nftend.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-02-20
Frills All There.

rhc3 thrills were all there. and the
charm OF days OF long ago was as invit-
ing as when first Miss Robson won her
laurcls as the lovable and loving lodging
house "slayey. Eyerything tnat MISS ISIS
zanswill play she, is SO charming and
can only hope that Merely Mary AMI
may never fall into alien hands.
Mr.. Ernest Mainwaring, rs "Pcter'i:
Mr.. Hackett. as the county vicar, and
Miss Ada .Dwyer, as the lodging house
Keeper, all played in the original COM
pany. which Is praise Il plenty. Mr.. ii.
b. Warner. as ''Launcelot." was con-
vincng. and Miss Margaret Fuller. as
Rosie" played cleverly but the play
without Miss Robson would have been
like Hamlet without the Prince.
All the boxes were filed and the audi.
erceiiwas a notable one from social
standpoint.
Miss Robson tonight will play THE
Girl Who Has Everything" when the
Richmond public will have an opportunity
of seeing her latest success. which was
launched only two weeks ago.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-02-20
Biiou Show All Right.

The usual Monday night audience saw
..Runnns for Office" al the Bijou last
night and IN the d lans shss OF the s''ou
Running for Office has shown here
before lnd most of the theatre goers are
familiar with 1t; but it's a sprightly bit
OF nonsense and It's safe to predict rs
large houses this week as Mt its last
engagement
It's Il typical Conan performance: one
IN which the pace Is SO rapid ana the
oughly agrees with little Bobby Harring,,
ton when he gasps. Where am at!.
The story deals with the campaign en- anu
for the office OF mayor of Il cOun>rt
town.
John Tiger, the Prohibition candidate
He has a grown daughter and she son
who at school have become sweethearts.
but the parents have kept each other
In isnorance of there being such persons.
The complications from this arrangement
can be easily imagined.
Thos. Grady. as John Tiger. Elsa IIar-
ris. as Mrs. Tiger; VIM. Ryan. as Sam
Gayland. and Rose Green. as Madeline
Harrington. as Augustus Wright. Is the
star of the cast.
This is the part usually taken by Geo.
Cohan, the composer of the music, and
it's wonderful how closely Harrington
initiates him. One who has seen Cohan's
eccentric dances would believe this al
IlOSl iIIlppSslDlc.f Dut t1dETlnSt II.
The chorus deserves especial praise.
They represent Il lot of school girls and
are rs pretty a lot of ponies as one would
wish to see, They do moi sing especially.
feature and good to look at.
"Humpty Dumpty."
Humpty Dumpty' the greatest OF all
the Drury Lane spectacles, which was
brought to this country last season by
ISlaE g. Erlanger, and ran nearly a. year
at the New Amsterdam Theatre. will be
presented at the Academy, all next week,
beginning Monday night. with all the
original effects and scenery, and the origi
nal company of the American production.
The company numbers over 300, and is
the biggest ever sent en- tour with the
latrical attraction. At the head Of the
organization are Frank Moulan. Maudc
Lillian Berr, Diamond Bonner, Madeline
Seville. Augusta Greenleaf and Nellie
DAILY, William c. Schrode. David Abrams,
John Mcyelgh. Joseph G. Smith, William
Fables, Clinton Gray and George Schiller.
In tho three acts consumed in the tell
ing of the talc there are seventeen i'm
meilse scenes which are marvels of stage
art. The ballots and chorus and the in
Vulnerable surprise features follow one
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-02-20

night with her uncla and aunt, Mr..nGd
Mrs George IT. Walters, toSysit them AT
theft home, Innnan Park. Atlanta. Gu
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-02-20
Mr.. A. A. Burton Dies.

Mr. A. ~ Burton died Sunday night at
l. ~ o clock In his home. Eighteenth and
Everett Streets. He was forty-three
years of age He is survived by his wife
and one daughter, Miss Lotte May Bur
ton. The funeral will take place this
afternoon ut 5 o'clock from Asbury
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-02-20
Corporation Court Opens.

j. H. Middcndori, chairman, and
Messrs Swineford and Bellemeade, com
.mittee from the board of. supervisors of
Chesterfield county, will appear before the
State Legislature 10 urge that the wide
tire law be made effective throughout the
State 1t is said that Chesterfield county
spent last year 5000 in getting her roads
in perfect condition. and then tobacco
wagons from Amelia and Powllatan conn
ties with narrow Inch and a half tires,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-02-05
Ell nuevO Presidente
DE FRANCIA

M. Clemente Armando Fallieres,
elegido Presidente de la Repdblica
Francesa por la Asamb1ea Nacional
.reunida en- Versailles e1 II del pasa-
do, nacio en- Mezin, departamento del
Lot y Garona, en- 6 de Noviembre de
IS4I. Curse derecho, y fue elegido
diputado en- 1876 por el distrito de
lsu nacimiento. al que representa- en-
tai capacidad hasta 1890.
Fue ministro del Interior en- ell
gabinete Duclere en- 1882 Y en- 1887;
de Instruction Piblica en- ell gabine-
tie Ferry en- 1888, y de Justicia en-
1887 Y EN- 1892 bajo otros gabinetes
Fue elegido senador en- 500, reelc-
gido EN- 1917 reemplaz6 NJ Lou
bet en- Ia presidencia del Senado.
Fue, en- suma, siete veces minist1o o
! Y una presidente del Conseio. Fue-
"a de Paris, su residencia es Loupi-
lion, cerca de Mezin, donde naci6, Y
cultiva eXtenSoS vinedos con gran
inteligencia.
Ely Su sonora son muy queridoS
Ell el departamento por Sus muchas
obras de carload. NJ FalIieres sera
el octave Presidente de la republica
y su ejercicio comienza en- Is de Fe-
brero, debiendo durar, 81 10 cumple,
un periodic de siete amos. Hasta la
fecha solo uno 10 cumpli6, que fue
NJ. Grevy, reelegido y obligado di-
mltir POGO despues.
El siguiente fue el orden de Suce-
s sion en- Ia primera magistrattlra de
Francia:-Luis Adolfo Theirs, desde
1871 1883. Dimitido Mariscal Mac
/ Mahon hasta 1879. Dimitido. Julio
Grevy hast.. 1857. Reelegido y di-
mitldo en- el mismo afIo. Sadi Car
not hasta 1894. Asesipado. Cast
mir Perler haSta 1895. Dimitido.
Felix Faure hasta 1899. Muerto re-
pentinamente Emilio Loubet cum
pllra en- 8 del actual
Nj. Fallieres es el primer gasc0n
50 dssempe5lar "a. nEesideneia de Ia
Irepubllca. Goza fama de terer la
hoja de servicios mas limpia que Sc
recuerda en- politico frances. Tamas
su nombre figur6 directa 6 indirecta-
mente en- escandalo p1blico nj pri-
yado, nj fue objeto de habladurias
nj Sc le conoci6 un enemigo Nunca
en- sus treinta amos de vida pdblica
de diputado, senador Y ministro in
f1uy0 para destituir un funcionaric
alto nj bajo por diferencias de poll
tlca 8 personales, 10 cual toca que e1
Figaro" pregunte:
tCuantos en- su case podran decir
otrO tanto2
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-02-05

En:el hermoso y sentimental me-
lodrama frances, Las dos huGrfa-
mas. obtuvo I'm ruidoso exito Ia COM
pafiia dramatica que actda en- el tea
tro del "Parque Borinquen'.
La labor excelente de los artistas
fue justamente premiada por el p1-
blico que les aplaudio, con gran en-
tusiasmo, hacienda levantar el te16n
veces, al final de cada acto. l..
Anoche, estreno la compafI1a, en-
San Juan, el emocionante drama "La
Duda' de Echegaray.
ES una de las obraS mas bellaS del
1nsigne dramaturgo espafiol Y de
las que mas resonancia han tenido en-
el mundo teatral.
La senora Martinez Casado, hiso un
derroche de su inspiration, de su
maeStria, de su talento artist leo ex-
cepcional
Tuvo momentos sublimes; genia-
les, supremos.
Su labor durante toda la velada
fue lrreprochable, pero en- algunos
instantes lego a 10 indescriptible.
III puO11cO nu1nerOSO que LENA Da
la sala, le tribute varias ovaciones,
la eminente actriz a salir
a escena a la termination de todos
los actos, a recibir ovaciones y aplar-
SOS.
Las sef1oras Adams, Estasen y
MARITIME Casado Guadalupe mere
cen todos los elogios de la cr1tica.
luy bien los sef1ores Gonzale ez,
Puga y Barraza.
El jueves Sc l1evara efecto Ell be-
nefcio de la eminente actriz Luisa
Mart1ne Casado, dedicado la Colo
MIA Espaflola.
Subira a IL escena en- esa noche, la
gran tragedia de Tamayo y Baus,
Locura de Amor"
Domingo Ore$cO.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-02-05

jefe de las ohcinas del Ca bic Frances
en- Caracas y La Guayra, han sido
expulSados de Venezuela.
El Herald" de Nuevas York, que
ha estado hacienda una activa cam
pafIa en- favor del Presidente Castro,
lie condena fuertemente en- su pagi :
ma de fondo del IS, diciendo que ne
cesita una lecci6n Y queala consegui
ra. Ell peri6dico pone por delante
la posibilfdad de que Al. Taigny no
tenga las condolences diplomaticas
necesarias para conci1iar intereses
encontradoS que distinguen su je-
fe jerarquico NJ. Rouvier, y que tai
vez en- suS tratos con Castro no haya
procedido siempre con el tacto que,
segl1n Maquiavelo. es indispensable e
en- el buen diplomatico; pero no halla
justification para atrentaT de manera
tan desvergonzada Y procaz Al repre-
sentante de una nacion amiga.
Y no lie Valdra 4 Castro, concluye
el periodico, solicitar simpatfas pre-
sentando Ell case como ejemplo de
naci6n grande abusando dc naci6n
pequefia, pues las naciones peque-
fias estan tan obligadas como las
grandes a usar cortesfa Y modera-
ci6n. Castro aprenderala lecci6n que
lie hace falta, Y Francia. al ensefiarse-
Ia, llevara el apoyo moral de los
Estados Unidos y todo el mundo ci-
vllizado, cualesquiera fueren las me-
didas correctivas que se-xconsideren
neceSarlaS para enSeiarle educaci6n
Y buenaS maneraS."