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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-08-03
De AGUAS BUEAAS
Un emprestito de SIS 900 pa.
ra ell Municipio al interes
daI tfe: por ciento.
LA CARRETERA
LA CARRETERA
Jnscripciones del 1ltimo sA-
bado. Maestro prepara-
torio. .-Otras noticias.

I'll sefi"r A'ealde don jose e. Mo
rales obtuvo del TekoYo Iusular fact.
litara este Nupicipio un emp, es.ito
de IS COO, psgsderos 81 intsre, ds3
por 100 Anusl en- un plazo NIX mo de
diez amos Con ests empire tito % pa'
gsran las deudas del Munieipio DO
dra t f,rmulsrss 81 nuevo presupuesto
de una mAnerA iussa y equitativa,
stsn dicndo bier & todos los servieios,
--Por In enzAron lou trabsios
del arreglo de o eArrstsra que pone
en- comun'cscl6a q este pueblo con 10
carretera central,
Ell s&bsdo pasado 90 inscribie.
ron 81 elect rts unioniatas Dor Is re-
pub)icAnov,
Ell poliefA Luis Perez denunci6
& Hlp6lito Ncfisx por asometImiento
{ Eleutsrio CarrssQuillo por ii feac'
ci6n de les leyes de Rentas Internas,
y el Juez aeiior Bsrnss, le impus0 "a
dias de ca'csl al primero y sl0 dc mul.
tn al segundo. TAmbien arrests & III.
p6lito Rosa y Paulina DlAz, por adul.
terio.
-Hs sido pEmbrado O6sial dc
Sanidad, tom6 poaeai6n de 50 dssti'
no, el doctor Asepio.
-Por orden del sefior Alealds 90
estA rrosediendo q 10 limpiezs ARE
& o dc la plazA.
e industrIoso ioven don Rosen.
do Santiago se ha inacsito en- el par.
lido unionists, despuei dc habsr cum
plido 81 AMOS de edad. Ea este un
elemant que el pueblo aprecia dis
tingue.
-Ha obtspido el csrtificad ado do
maestro preparA Asorio, el eatimado 10.
ven don Ramon Mufoz y Muncx.
So eucuentaa vacart, en- cate
distrito escolAr una escuela rural.
E Conceio Municipal ha acor'
dado psgar 4 Ia Junta de In.t.ucei6n
$399 p que le adeudA do presupuestos
sntsric ress
CORREsPONsAL.
TuIic II da ora
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-08-03

prosperIdsd fmsricArs, la insttucei6r
ha tornado durante el 4 lmo euarto dt
sig'o, una /, fl sncia podeross y muy
exsendids. M 9 uede dudar 1e er
al porveuir, ella asra de mEs en mas Ia
capsa del progteso industrial co
mercial ' de Ia proSpsridad nacional,
N1seRs que los ioformArtes hab' Ar
de <la fe Absoluta del Speblo amerisa
no en- el vslor de 10 instrucei6rs. Ell
rs ss la gus hAee flsrse y pre- gresists
eaie pueblo, Cueots Carlos Wag
ner, el au,or de xVldA simple, que al
visltar una escusla de correction sr
atte pAis dirigldA por institutoreG cla
queros, IL sorfrenil6 YER 6jadR en- Ia
pared del gahipets del director eits
e'ipci6l
sYo oreo en- los i6vsnes y en- Isu
i6venss, lea b m5rsS J las mpi ,res dc
un ms 4 ana grs dloao;
SYo creo en- la m aldicI6n do 10 liz
noraneis, en- la efc ci& dc Las eseue.
las, en- Ia djgaidad de Ia snsefia1zl;
<Yo crto. go 10 bsIlez del salon es
colsr, de Is sA'a, en- 10 vida cotidians,
Ga las pusstas ccmpletameEle sber
tai;
sY0 srao en- 10 riss, en- el amor,
en- Ia fe, en- t"do idea, y eu las espe
rarxss ieiauas que nos elsvar;
sYo cree sn el prestnss y en- svs
eaperaLzAs, en- oil p0rvenir y en- sus
Gromssas y en el divine goz0 de vi
vir.0
Hermoso c'eio que deberiA aps-
rseer IN 81 '0ntis ds todas nusstras
eGeuelasl
Hemoc Querid0 prs entar & uuestr1
pals al eiemplo oe cat gran pus bio en-
10 que sc re6sre 4 instruction doll
60, para qoe aitva de e.stmulo, y se
zsn nuesIrls b mbres q1s eI
dlA en- cue las mars se edt qusn ae
b bra opefAdo Ia r.gereyaoi6n de
nueytro pueblo
he nuesIro pals lA in.t.ucsi6n ha
estAdo tan aG'SIAda, qee pucds desie
80 81 esa is capsa dc todos nue.tyos
m sles. Con msGSs Foctslss igaorau.
tes no 80 pusden cJnsiIauir Eaiaes
foersas propARAndistes.
e. h mbra in'Iraido Ga smbisiosc,
cspsz, act vo. L homhre sin iostruc'
sion 10 contentA cen Ger I'm sub. rdl'
1adc, un esolay2,
La esCueiS es el orito) donde se
lorna g curtz3a dsl ~, que a.
D hamb-e del porvsnir Zero hay Que
satcsr es luyentad, no Golo para
e cieocis y el tiabsj', sino para L.
moral | 1il IS que eate hsaa IAes
2 Ss De ldt 81, al . corAz)u esl& vAcfo
il AaaHmlsutls 500 AZ podiemos
!, rmar iaye4sId sAns, sleroA para
VI sinar, f-srsa parA ai p.nsar, "a
itni en- sufris tps1 para la lugha
IL iA da
Mariana kbfiI.
NJ W Y L L, 1, zoos
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-08-03
julio 81 de / 9Oe.

tot q In Policfa IosulAr. Los acusa'
doa n'egan In deuuneiA que les haes
dich1 SgsLts de sutoridAd.
e prAeiiaspte L'Augier Asisti6
aver en- la SAla de Socorros & Enri
que Ginor!o, ds variAs eontusiones ca
torma de latigszoS que le produjo otro
nrchaeho.
Julian Csosro, trabsiAndo syer
4 horde del SCoAncs, stfei6 una heri'
10 on Ia mano dereshA, por ef,sto de
IN golpe que reeibiera
Don Jo,6 Adorao, dirtclor de
Gel DuendsS de Arecibo, ha aldo con-
densdo en- eAusa por libslo, { una
mulsa de $50 las eostas FL aboRado
defensor senior Sulivsras, Apel6 do In
sentsLoiA.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-08-03
CH|L|NDR|NAS
En- Ell tabIero po|lticO solo
van a quedar los peOnes'..
y gracias.
BUEkA PkRTlDA
BUEKA PkRTlDA
Los republicanos pierden te-
rreno Sc acab6 10 que Sc
daba, por fin.

Van c.yendo los artiles,
yv1n eaysndo las torres,
yel isque Va & ser en- regls,
auuque le sobren Gpeoness
& BSrbosA La pariida
que no el parii ilo-a Ia poiire
ssta qle'A AodosA on cuadro
y cato va a ser oil dislcqus,
por muf hfsimo que quiarsn
Vsve, G hllerm'ty y Rossy
echAr palante, que shora
10 que se dabs scab6se,
yys no reparte ltfis
sl 1pennsiss. como ept6nces,
cusn 10 el ahuso p"'vsbA
y era perenne 81 de,orden
Hoy por hoy tienen que andsrIe
con gran tiepto los <2eonesS:
oil repartir ]tfis intentAn
q recibir tetx ioneu,
y quizis en- 10 Fsrmseia
boticarioA y doctorex
hAsta el Arniea les nieglen
para curarae les golpes.
Van csyando los aftiles
y van cAytndo las torres.
y, oil final, no SerA exsri NJ
qua sl SBalusrte, sc desplome
Quedando Aii redueido
q polvo, arena y eAsccte
y sin que queden 4 sAlvo
Rsy nj Roque.
D,ss'entados 6 irquietoa
- en- los meetings los prob ,mbrsa
no hsblan de apressoa de guerra,
nj de tsi7a y mandoh'ea,
de fusileg y msehetsE
de bombardas y can pes.
De recurscE orAtt RIGS
andsn escGsos y potres;
de- ctr& elAse de rec5rsos
shora ts IN ,oco diaporep,
march sn a 10 debl Gle
march n nj SAcAh6se>
ain qua & 'svArlns scierts
Bsrbhsa con sus x1soueEs
que deben irsa a ssr brAr
bien esSarrsgns 6 co'cE,
pues 70 no emburror IN votos
como &c otras elesciones,
Susrez de MOta.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-08-03
Mariana kbfil.

N, Y \ < ia 10 1906
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-08-03
La Bananina F5GUIl Dc PI3f11o

Es alimento lad cado por los M cos para los ninos
convaeclente los manJares Sc pre- para Goa ella pa
ra los gastr6noms Sc vende casa Cerecedo H:rmanos
y Comp. M alt
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-08-03
Co|egiO de "San Pablo"
Gale del Sanfo Cristo aQcene al tPalaco EPISCOPAL
San Jun de Puerto Rico.

Coo2io dc su Pr aG bsio patrocnto Sc
n obspo dc Puerto R dirgIdo los E.cu
C1saSs Sa adntsu sllu1os ns3rn1s o nsrnoI
caaqusr em2o Ia neGtnA ooego grupol
10 e'emoasaq msdo oarIo aca16nsc-4Q
ourEo somerca Pra rm sooea propecot del Director
Alt HEBN4NO BLLMOND f sc
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-08-03

En esta lmprenta Sc vende
papel yiei6 a $2 el quintaI.
The daily sentinel., 1906-12-20
LOCAL NEWS

Harry X. Thaw Will be tried on
January 21st. on the charge OF the
murder of Stanford White, in New
York City 1t will be the greatest
murder trial OF the year.
This evening that famous old rural
drama. Uncle Josh Perkins will be
seen at the Park opera house. There
has been godd sale Of seats and the
audience that will laugh at Uncle
Josh and his quaint folks will be a
large one.
Mrs f. T. Conquest is expected to
arrive in the city this evening from
Grand Junction and remain a few
days the guest of Salida friends. Mr.
and Mrs. Conquest, II is said. are now
permanent residents of the Mesa
county metropolis.-Salida Mail.
Tomorrow the city schools close
for the Christmas holidays and the
hundreds of pupils are happy in anti
cipation of their joyous vacation. In
nearly every room pleasant program
of recitations. drills. musical num-
bers. etc. are scheduled for nearly
all of the rooms. There will be many
visitors at the schools tomorrow 10
enjoy the Christmas entertainments,
In "Nettie the Newsgirl'' which
tblltA ~ Allt al n Optl Il Apuat 4 / -
day night, December 21. Lem b. Par
ker has written what critics. mana
gers. and the public have unanimous
ly pronounced great character play.
That It will receive a welcome COM
mensurate with its promise is shown
ahead from the demand for seats.
which has broken all previous records
for the first local presentation of so
widely heralded a play as "Nettie
the Newsgirl'
E. C. Brokman, said to have a long
and dark record in police annals. was
arrested at Salida on yesterday morn
ing on a charge of forgery preferred
by a Telluride business man. Brok
man was arrested while asleep on a
train. He was taken back to Tellu-
ride. The charge preferred is that
of forging an endorsement on a check
for $175 made payable to the Tellu
ride Transfer company and approp-
rating $50 in cash which he had col
lected while an employ of that COM
pany. The police believe they Will
shortly find othere places where he is
wanted on similar charges.
The Designer for January offers 2
line of new ideas for the New Year.
The main requirement for a maya
zine of any kind is to keep a little
ahead of the times. 1t is difficult
proposition. but with hustling and
perseverance it can be done. The
Designer makes this its chief aim.
Readers who have an eye for import
ant details should not overlook the
superiority of the illustrations in The
Designer over other fashion makers.
Besides this, there are special articles
by people who know their subjects
well. The astonishing part of it isl
that you can have The Designer for a
year for fifty cents. postpaid. Send
subscriptions for 1907 now
The daily sentinel., 1906-12-20
THEY NEED COAL
Town OF Telluride up
Against "A Fuel Famine
Half the People out of
Coal-Something
Must BE Done.

Telluride is in the clutches OF 4
coal famine and the Journal yes
terday declares that the situation is
growing very desperate indeed. \
great majority of the citizens OF the
mining camp are out of fuel and the
weather is beastly cold.
Commenting on the shortage, the
journal states:
Telluride has reached situa-
tion where it is imperative that some
move be made with view to secur-
ing fuel. If not there will be distinct
suffering within a few days
"Silverton fortnight ago held
mass Indignation meeting, adopted
vigorous resolutions and transmitted
them to Vice President Schlacks of
the railroad, and he issued orders
that no more coal should be confiscat-
ed. and since then Silverton has got
along very well.
1t is time some similar action was
taken in Telluride. The main rea-
son for our utter inability to get
coal is the fact that when a car is
billed to Telluride from the mines at
Hesperus the Southern confiscates it
There is not a pound of coal of
any description to be had. This
morning the Transfer company divid-
ed the last hard coal it had, less than
four tons. between the National bank
and the National block. only day
or two supply for heating these blocks
More than half the people in town are
entirely out and none have more than
very few days supply.
wv. 5. Clifford, manager of the
Porter Fuel company at Hesperus is
in town today. He informs the Jour
nal that in the last two weeks he
has billed several cars of coal to Tel
luride. enough to supply the town
from want-but none of it has reach
ed here. He says he has plenty of min
The daily sentinel., 1906-12-20

ers all he can work to advantage in
the mine, but that he can not get the
cars to load Five cars have been
billed TO this station within the last
few days. but none of it has been re-
wed
THE churches are out Of coal and
unless some Is secured within a day
or TWO the schools must close. Every
day women with families of child
ren whose husbands are at work up
in the hills. plead with the coal deal
ers with tears in their eyes, but the
dealers are helpless.
The daily sentinel., 1906-12-20
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

Estate of William Relster, deceased.
The undersigned, having been ap-
pointed Administrative of the estate
of William Reister. late of the county
of Mesa and state of Colorado, de-
ceased. hereby gives notice that she
will appear before County court of
Mesa Co. at the court house in Grand
Junction at the October term, A. d.
1906 on Monday. Dec. "a. 1906 at
which time all persons having claims
against said estate are notified and
requested to attend for the purpose of
having the same adjusted All per
sons indebted to said estate are re-
quested to make immediate payment
to the undersigned.
Dated this 21st day of September
A. d. 1906.
EMMA REISTER,
Administrative
Messrs. Wheeler & Weiser. attorneys
for administrators.
First Pub. Nov. 25,1906.
Last Pub. Dec. %, 1906.
The daily sentinel., 1906-12-20
HE MAKES HIS REPORT.

With recommendation that change
be made in the inheritance tax law
that a tax collector be appointed
that a state bureau of examination be
inaugurated and that some insurance
be taken on the capitol building. state
Auditor Bent yesterday submitted his
biennial report to Gov. Mcdonald.
Some of the statistics contained in
Mr.. Bent's report follow:
Bills aggregating approximately
$2,3OO.O00 passed by the Sixteenth
general assembly. appropriating mon
ey from the several revenues. capitol
buildings and internal improvement
fund. have been placed on the books.
All these appropriations have been
paid in full
Warrants issued against the rev
enue from 1905 amounting to $780,
900 have beeen redeemed and there
is now a surplus in this fund of S15,-
which will be transferred as
provided by law for the purpose of
payment of the deficiency indebted
ness.
During the past two years S9S 900
has been collected under the inherit
ance tax law as against S1l,921.20
during the previous biennial ueriod.
The daily sentinel., 1906-12-20
HOW pIphtherIa Is Contraeted.

One often hears the expression,
My child caught a severe cold which
developed into dlphtheria," when the
truth was that the cold had simply
left the little one particularly sus-
ceptible to the wandering diphtheria
germ. When Chamberlin's Cough
Remedy is given it quickly cures the
cold and lessen the danger of diph-
iberia or any other germ disease be-
ing contracted. For sale by C. ID.
Smith & Co. stores. Grand Junction.
Fruita and Palisade.
The daily sentinel., 1906-12-20
THAT'S 1T! {!

Cough yourself into a fit of spasms
and then wonder why you don't get
well. If you will only try bottle OF
Ballards Horehound Syrup your
cough will be thing of the past, 1t
is a positive cure for Coughs, Infuen-
"a, Bronchitis and all Pulmonary dis
eases. One bottle Will convince you
at your druggist. 25c. soc, $1.O0.
Sold by c. ID. Smith & Co.
The daily sentinel., 1906-12-20

Subscribe for The Daily Sentinel.
We respectfully invite you TO call
at our show rooms and inspect the
samples of bath room fixtures We
have on display. Estimates and 9TH
er information will be gladly furnish
ed. J. f. Mckenzie, phone 743 black.
4O4 Colorado avenue.
The daily sentinel., 1906-12-20

Books at the C. V. Store.
If you want a steam or hot water
plant that will heat, call on Lewis and
Sallee, 124 N. 5th street or Phone
1914 Black.
The daily sentinel., 1906-12-20

/, u. T. Stone. cashier Of the above named
bank, do solemnly swear to the best Of my
knowledge and belief that the above is full.
true and complete statement Of the affairs Of
said bank at the close of business on Saturday,
Dec. /, A. d, 1906.
d. T. STONE. Cashier
Subscribed and sworn to before me this 6th
day of December, 1905.
Lytton II Van Hoorebeke.
Notary Public
Ny commiseion expires Jan. Q. 1910
The daily sentinel., 1906-12-20
Christmas Headquarters

suitable gift for a person who appreci-
ates the beautiful, is readily selected from
stock. Something rich and elaborate or simple
and inexpensive.
The daily sentinel., 1906-12-20
STATEMENT

STATEMENT
of the Condition OF the
Union Trust and Banking Company,
Located at
Grand Junction, Colorado
AT the Close of Business Dec 1, 1906.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-08-05
OCEAN CITY. MD.
sDec,ai correspoudence Of The star.

Special Correspondence OF Inc star
OCEAN CITY. Md, August 3. 1905
Despite the undergraduates of the wealth
er. the midsummer crowds that have hlied
this place almost to OVERLOOKING have
found plenty to do Already several Of the
hotels have been forced to turn away pros
pective guests.
The pautomime and tableau given last
Tuesday evening at the Piimhimmon Casino
was success. both in the way OF an enter
tafnment and Iii the sum realized Tor the
churches for whose benefit 1t was held In
the tableau, Peri at the Gates, with Miss
Christine Fox of Washington as Peri, the
angel chorus was particularly effective.
Next Thursday evening a minstrel show
and cakewalk by the walters of the At
lantic Hotel will be given In the hotel din
Ing rooms. Talent from Washington, Bal
timore and New York has been engaged,
and couple OF famous Atlantic City cake
walkers, among others. are billed to ap-
pear. Another attraction offered Is Kid
jackson. Washingtons champion buck and
wing dancer, who will dance in competition.
Prof. Charles Koehler. the Washington
elocutionist assisted by the young ladies
of st. Roses Home, who are here from
Washington for the summer. will give a
grand literary and musical entertainment
for the benefit of the Ocean City Catholic
church next Tuesday evening in the Plim-
himmon Casino.
Piling on the new pier has been driven
far enough out to enable some yenturous
spirits to dive from the poles at nigh tide.
In a short time the piiing will be well be-
yond the breakers in deep water, and high
and fancy diving can then be enjoyed by
others not so expert.
Wednesday night the lifesavers here and
all along the coast went on duty again
after two months release, lasting from the
LIST of June until the 21st of July. The sta
ton at Ocean City is in command of Capt.
Dunton, an able and experienced lifesaver.
The station was established primarily in
the interest of navigation, but the local
crew does surf duty also. The coast is so
safe here that not once last year did the
crew have to put out to any ones aid.
A familiar figure On the Atlantic porches
these days Is Judge Upsher Dennis of the
supreme bench of Maryland.
Mrs. John F. Wagganan and son Enneil
of Washington are staying at the Atlantic.
Among the Washington arrivals are the
following:
Atlantic Hotel--Evelyn Offut N. Stein,
Mrs. NJ. Meley, Mrs. r. Corothers. Mrs. N.
Offut, L. McLain, j. S. McLain, Robert S.
Cohen and wife, c. D. Nell, Miss Matte
Brawner and Miss Julia Brawner
Plimhimmon-A. W. Foster. e. M. Chace
son, Thomas Norwood, d. f. Macarty, Roy
e. Seitz, William II. Spurgin, E. Clyde
Shade and Mr. and Mrs. ]. B. Handy.
Hamilton-Mrs. E. A. Pickneil, Miss Pick
nell and Charles Il. Tradweil.
Colonial-Mrs. j. B. Pekk, Mrs. NJ. c.
Massie and family. Mr.. A. Guemprecht and
wife, H. ]. Warner, H. H. Hewlett. G. II.
Warning NJ. C. Massey. Dr. Robert Beale
and wife, Mr.. George Provost. Mr.. George
Downs, Mr.. N. c. Martin and wife and
Robert S. Bains.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-08-05
STAR RESORT BUREAU
LITERATURE RECEIVED AND
READY FOR DISTRIBUTION.

Washingtonians still continue to leave the
city in quest Of mountain air and seashore
pleasures. and the resorts nearby are re-
ported as being well patronized Notwith-
standing the season is advanced many daily
inquiries are received at The Star Resort
Bureau for Information.
A new supply of literature has been re-
ceived at the bureau from the Savannah
Line. the Clyde Steamship Company and
the Baltimore. Atlantic and Chesa cake
Railway Company. Many other yaiua HE
folders are on file as well as booklets Of
numerous hotels In the vicinity of Wash
ingtou and OF resorts situated further awav
Fresh supplies Of hotels at Atlantic civ
have been received. among which are the
Wiltshire. Berkshire Inn and Galen Hail.
Circulars have also been received from
Bright View, Old Point Comfort as well az
those from "Hideaway." Georgetown. Cecil
county, Md.
Those who have not decided where IN
spend the month of August will do wen to
consult The Star Resort Bureau, services
of which are entirely free to the public.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-08-05
ARUNDEL-oN-THE-BAY.
,espondence Of The Star.

special Correspondence Of The Star.
ARUNDEL-oNTHE-
August 4. 1908.
Mrs. william Ragen, Mr.. and Mrs. Heath
Sutherland and daughter, of Washington.
and Mrs Dooley and daughters, of Knox
Vile, Tenn, have taken the Brown cottage
for Augcst.
Mr. and Mrs. r, B. Shaver spent the
week end at Atlantic CITY,
Miss Mabel Smith and Miss Irene Sam
derson left Tuesday for two weeks at
Biuemont.
Mrs. Charles A. Mccarthy entertained
the bridge club Tuesday afternoon, at
which the prizes were won by Miss Med
ford and Mrs. r. B. Shaver.
Mr. NJ. b. Harlowe of Alexandria, Va.
was the guest Of Mrs. r. 4. Luckett for
several days.
Messrs Harrington and McQuail and
Miss Marie Harrington were Weekend
guests OF Mrs. Nozzle at Wahoo cottage.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-08-05
SWEET oHALYBEATE SPRINGS,
peeI.l correspondenes 10 me Star.

Special Correspondence TO The Star
SWEET CHALYBEATE SPRINGS. va.
August /. 1906
The spacious ball room Of the Sweet
#ChaIybeate never presented a. more attrac-
tive scene than on Tuesday evening for the
opening march OF a Japanese german. The
and there was kimono figure to complete
the scene.
The register shows the following addi-
tons to our crowd: Mr.. and Mrs Jno. NJ
johnson. Misses Marion and Emily John
son and Conrad johnson OF Alexandria. Va. !:
Mrs. Louis Maus, United States army.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-08-05
POINT PLEASANT.
al Correspondence of The Star.

Special Correspondents OF The Star.
POINT PLEASANT. N J..
August 4, 1906
masquerade dance was held at the
warwick Arms a few nights ago.
fishing party went out from the War
wick Arms on Wednesday to Barnegat
bay and clambake was held by inn pa
irons on Friday night and very enjoy
able time WAS had.
Late WashfnSton arrivals at the Leighton
include Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin ID. Kelso.
They have registered for stay of four or
Ave weeks
GoorKe A. Van Zant and Robert c. Brown
Of Warrington are numbered among the
patrons Of the Carrollton.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-03-18

well to the boys clothes that have heipel
In no small measure to earn her fame, aud
it is here. too that she will change to wo-
mans attire.
1t was in Mistress Nell that Miss Crosman
first appeared In boys clothes. Then came
the Sword of the King, Here again Miss
Crosrnan assumed a boys sphere of action
and attire and 1t became popular among
actresses Players, as a rule seek to avoid
association In public estimation with ore
style of parts. Miss Crosman made a rail-
cal departure going into "Swee. Kitty
Belairs" and thence into MARY, Mary,
Quite Contrary"
But Miss Crusman has confessed 10 her
intimate friends that she likes to wear boys
clothes. She has even gone far as to
declare she wished II were the custom for
women to wear knickerbockers on certain
occasions. She became a convert thrpuE Il
stage experience. Until she played Mis-
tress Nell Miss Cros:nan had never worn
other than womans garments on the stage
or off. Realizing that she might feel
strange in unaccustomed a garb she had
the boys clothes made some time in ad-
vance and to feel at ease IN them on the
stage she put them on at rehearsaIs She
tells how strange they seemed Until then
sitting or standing, had been measured and
ries In boys attire there was a wonder
Her stride seemed too long. her attitude
Conspicuous Speedily every sense OF awk-
wardness and seif-consciousness passed and