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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-02-01
DO NOT REMAIN
IN IGNORANCE

Of SIN opportunity that comes not
oftener perhaps than once in life
time, when you can learn all about it
for the simple asking.
Purchases may be made If desired
upon tho easy payment plan by MAX
ing down payment Of $3.50 per share
and further payments of $3.50 per share
for tho succeeding nine months-a to.
tai Of ten payments.
Cut out this announcement right
now, If you will, while the matter is
fresh in your memory, enclose it lin an
envelope with your name and address
and forward il to the U. iersiened who
will at once send yor formation that
if taken advantage will mean finan-
cial independence TOR you for tho rest
Of your life.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-02-01

form in which the ore was found, as
form generally known as kidney
Jumps
Now, SIR said the attorney, how
large are these Jumps? You say that
they are oblong In shape. Are they as
long as my headr
Yes replied the expert. but not
nearly so thick
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-02-01
Too Cold to Gather Ice Crop.

La Crosse, Wis.-This was the cold
est day OF the winter, thermometers
going down to % degrees below zero.
All outdoor work was suspended, 1t
being even too cold to harvest ice,
which falls to pieces when taken out
Of the river at this temperature.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-02-01
Definitely Fixed.

(From Harper's Weekly
Expert legal testimony" says a we'll
know member Of the New York bar.
"can easily be made two-edged weap-
on In court
"a clever and capable mining engin-
eer was obliged to take the stand as an
expert in suit in Nevada, a couple Of
years ago. The case involved large is
sues.
1.-THE examination was conducted by
young and smart attorney, who pat
ronized the expert with all the author-
ity of half a dozen years Of practice.
Zone Of his questions related to the
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-02-01
Mark Twain Called Down.

mark Twain, in one of his amusing
books of travel, attacks the ant" said
a nature student. HE ridicules the
idea that the ant is Industrious and
wise.
an account Of an ant making its way
homeward with a burden. He shows
the ant climbing grass stems instead Of
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-02-01
Oddly il, the Mems
Union Laid Eggs.

Chicago.-F'rash union laid eggs and
country butter bearing the union label
were exhibited at the meeting of the
executive board Of the Chicago FEEDER
alton OF Labor yesterday to demon
strate that the alliance between the
unions and the farmers was bearing
fruit. The board met to consider some
practical plan of getting farm products
direct to the city consumer
There is no doubt about the desir-
ability of the plan," said James o.
Conner, but doubt its practicability.
"1'll show you fellows that l have
already solved the problem" said Sec
rotary Il. N. Nockels, and he produced
large box bearing the label Of the
Farmers Union. This box was ship
ped to me from a farm in Kansas,
said Mr.. Nockels. 1T contains fifteen
dozen eggs and twelve pounds of but
ter
The eggs cost me 20 cents a dozen
and the butter Is cents pound. The
express charges were $1.05. The farm
er got a good price and / get union
provisions cheaper than can buy
them in the city,
The butter had no more than the US
ual number of hairs in 1t, and as they
were pronounced union hairs, no OBJ
jections were raised. The eggs were
declared to be considerably larger than
the average nonunion egg.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-02-01

Negro Office Holder in Foraksr's Town.
Washington-Pre Roosevelt has
decided to appoint a negro to federal
office in Ohio. The man selected is
Ralph Tyler of Columbus, and he prob
ably will be given the place of survey
or OF customs at Cincinnati, the home
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-02-01
DANCING Caused PARALYSIS.

Altoona, Pa.--Mrs. John Cosinski. a
bride Of but a few days, is uncon-
scious and partially paralyzed at her
home in Irwin, as the result Of over
exertion at a dance following her we'd
ding. So far as known every male
guest-and there We're many-availed
himself Of the opportunity to dance
with the bride. and the festivities We're
continued thru the night, and the fol-
lowing day, to give everybody a chance.
While Mrs. Cosinski was dancing
with the last male guest on the second
night, she fell In a faint, was put to
bed and physician summoned. He an
nounced that she had collapsed under
the terrible strain, and partial paraly-
sis had resulted. Her condition is SO
critical that she may not recover.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-02-01
CHAPTER VII.

HE passing of Joseph from
Canaan was complete. 1t was
nm ovanishmont for which there
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1907-01-07
TRAINING FOR CITIZENSHIP.

The 2300 boys and girls in of the New York city
public schools have formed city government of their
own with mayor district attorney three judges and COM
pletely organized police and health departments.
Thus discipline in the school is maintained by the
children themselves.
The principal under whose guidance the government
formed says that the system has already essened
tuancy and elevated the moral tone of the entire body
Of pupils
The children in this school mostly of foreign birth
The is Russian boy who has been in this country
only three years The district attorney is 12year old lad
born in Italy. One of three judges is girl.
Warrants issued arrests made and trials conducted
precisely in the city The comnonest penalty is
detention after regular hours Truancy crap playing
and other forms Of gambling dealt with severely
This is getting at education at it's very roots.
No other knowledge that be crammed into child
knowledge of the principles of good citizenship and self
government.
Intimate knowledge of the real purpose of government
of its processes of operation, and of the nestmabe adj
Wantages of its protection to all welmeaning people
breeds the highest and sincerest respect for it.
The child cannot be taught too early that his first and
sacredes duty is to be good ctizena staunch pillar i'll
the temple that shelters mankind in interest,
good order and motherhood.
Particularly important is it that children born abroad
hnder oppressive conditions should learn at the earliest
dawn of their reasoning powers that real freedom consists
in rigid enforcement and strict observance of just laws
The "schoo city" idea is tfy good to be long confined
10 one school city.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1907-01-07
CHARITY GRATING NO LONGER EXCUSE FOR
NOT GIVING.

This the season. if ever when peoples charitable in
stincts easily touched and for that it is the
harvest time for charity grafters.
In dozen cities is being made upon these mean
est of swinders who not only feather their nests by
lying and cheating but do at the expense of the widow
and orphan the sick and helpless, the shivering and
starving.
method of reducing this species of graft urged by
legitimate charity workers. is that nothing be given any
supposed agent of such enterprises unless he is KID by
central organization about whose honesty of pur-
pose and method there be question.
Surely it is pity and shame that what charitable
impulse there is in should be diverted to evil
There is to waste
Even at this soul-quickening season, apt
paceny to point to the charity grating for
not giving at all.
When are cheated in business it never occurs to
them that this is for their going out of business
But if they cheated in charity their first thought
is to go out of charity.
Which goes to show how much stronger in most men
is the instinct to get than the instinct to give
The charity grafter-if he, she, only knew it's
working of the hardest games, for the smallest
turns, worked in the world. And the meanest
1t is peoples fault if they plucked by graft
If gave tenth part the thought to giving that
we do to getting would not often be deceived
There is much nonsensca praise of the charities Of
the rich the ostentaous sops which mionaires besow
as solace to their consciences that it is well to
member that charity be worked fraud at both
ends.
The very rich cannot give real charity to the deser
ing because they do not know how They do not know
who deserving and they will not give their time
to find out They hire secretaries and amoners but
secondhand charity giving goes to the right spot in
the right spirit
There is hardly whose home may not be
found many of deserving poverty and underseved
suffering.
These he know about by personally inquiry, and
these he help with the certainty that his charity will
be in every way beneicent
This is the giving which is blessed than receiv
flloro fooc
put sweeter and higher purposes in life.
So long as poverty and suffering and despair all
about us, point to charity grating hon
est excuse for not giving at all.
No. it is only the more reason why he should person
ally that his money goes Alright and that his interest
and sympathy go with it to sweeten it.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1907-01-07

he's no longer welcome.
And the girl who has serenely &C
cepted his invitation to expensive
concerts and the best theaters for
season, sends her alluring smiles
in the direction of a nobbier coat.
The coats the thing with the
gaudy human butterflies. Whether
there's man or not underneath
is Of no consequence to them. Just
so an escort is spruce and dandi-
fed is all they care.
How many girls spend the best of
their youthful energy in studying
new and fetching way to do their
hair; in badgering other members of
the family into the loan of hat
or bracelet of gown; in driving
patient mothers to distraction with
their continual ripping up and max
ing over and demanding what no
one else in the family can afford,
so that they may not be merely at
tractive, but attractive in bewilder-
ing variety.
Always an appeal to the eye of
man and never one to his better
self. Is he interested in his work
Does he need a word of sympathy
or encouragement in some contem-
plated enterprise? Is he in search of
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1907-01-07
Ten Commandments for
Girls UhO W0uld Mdryv

someone with whom he can talk
things over? What is all that to the
butterfly girl!
She may have brains-but she's
careful to comb them all into the
fluff of her pompadous.
She may have a heart-but it's an
ornamental bangle suspended sig
nificantly over the cardiac region.
Personality, individuality = both
are smothered under a few yards of
chiffon and a multiplicitysof beads
and bows. So naturally her CONVEX
sation resembles a glass; Of soda
water that has stood too long.
Hasn't Archie beautiful thick
hair! And, oh, such magnificent
broad shoulders" enthuses a bill
lowy personification of ruffies and
puffs to her slender guest wriggling
with the consciousness that he told
the tailor to leave his broad should
ers out. And then she goes. babbling
on like Tennyson's brook of other
Arches, who are such "dovey
dancers" and 80 swell and all that"
Why has it become almost axi-
omatic that the girls, who run en-
tirely to dress. marry the poor
sticks? Natural selection. Cherry
ribbons attract cherry ribbons. But
though the butterfly girl marries a
man whose family connections are
all silk, on measurement he's usu-
ally found to be only ribbon wide.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1907-01-07

The Press prints news without
fear or favor. -.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1907-01-07
D. h. g. N. CHANGE EFFECTIVE
SUNDAY, JANUARY 6.

No. for Pendleton and East-Leave
Z a. m.
No 9 for Wallace, Wardner Etc
Leave $3.50 a. m.
No. 3 for Portland and California
Leave Ais p. m.
No from Portland and California
Arrive 11:15 a. m.
No. 10 from Wallace, Wardner, Etc
Arrive p. m.
No from Pendleton and East
Arrive $50 p. m.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1907-01-07
PENSION FOR POLICEMEN.

At meeting of policemen Satur-
day afternoon Sergeant McPhee was
elected delegate to visit Seattle,
Tacoma and Bellingham to confer
with officers of police departments
relative to the introduction at the
next legislature of a measure pro-
viding pension for policemen, re-
firing them on half pay at the age
Of SO after 20 years service.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1907-01-07
PRESERVED MEAT
MEN FINED

Justice Hinkle Saturday after
noon fined w. F. Mitchem, T. Kase-
lein, G.. Fisher and J. j. Hansen,
butchers, $25 and costs each, for
using poisonous preservatives in the
preparation of sausages. David
Herman and F. M. Dudley, their at
torneys, gave notice of appeal, and
each butcher put up $50 as an ap
peal bond.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1907-01-07

many narrow ruffles below the
The black satin blouse is cut
merely to expose the throat, and the
sleeves are pulled above the elbow.
Over the blouse is cape-like bolero.
This is made of the Aleon. 1t in turn
is trimmed with a scarf of soft black
ribbon, which has embroidered ends
A high girdle is. about the waist.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1907-01-07
ANNUAL CHURCH MEETING.

The annual meeting Of the Pill
grim Congregational church will be
held Wednesday evening at the
church. The annual election of
officers and plans for the coming
year will be the business to re-
ceive consideration. After the meet
ing the Ladies' Aid society will
serve refreshments.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1907-01-07

No. 3.-Thou shalt not put they
whole faith in cherry ribbons lest
thou attract but a cherry ribbon
man.
Just look at the cut of that coat, "
giggled a bleached and befrilled
young woman, who stood at the par
lor window watching tall young
man down the walk. at won't take
me long to pick a quarrel with Jack
if he's going to wear that antiquated
affair"
And it didn't.
A 'sorry but I've another engage
ment" or two, grieved attitude of
injured innocence over the tele-
phone. and Jack, who may be easy
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1907-01-07
DINNER GOWN

Black and white for the coloring
and satin crepe and Aleon lace for
the materials are fashioned into a
stunning dinner gown for semi-for-
mai occasions. The skirt of the
dress is deliberately trimmed, being
thickly shirred about the hips and
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1907-01-07

''Ah, my son." said the man who
had long ago passed the Osler age
limit, most of the work in this
country is done by the old men"
81 know it," airily retorted the
young man. They're all married
and they have to do it."
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1907-01-07
YAKIMA SCHOOL BURNS,

NORTH YAKIMA, Wash, Jan. 7.
yesterday afternoon com.
pletely destroyed the Lincoln school
building. Loss. $4,000. The blaze
started from an overheated furnace
and ignited so tons of coal, which
was all a-fire when the department
arrived. The building was erected
in 1900.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1907-01-07

John d. Rockefeller says he's sor-
ry he's misunderstood. That again
shows how all OF us can be mis-
taken. We supposed he WAS sorry
because he was. understood.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1907-01-07

II Raisull needs a job no doubt
the Pullman company would gladly
give him one.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1907-01-07
AMONG OURSELVES

$50 your father is running for
council?"
That's true" confessed the son,
adding with pride, "but the nomina-
tion was forced upon him"
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-10-19
FL Case De CRESCIONI
La acusacion Fiscal ha califcado
ell hecho de Homicide
vOluntario
FL WIcIo SERA EN- N0VIEMBRE

I'm Ell nombre y por la autoridad de
Ell Pueblo de Puerto Rico.-Esta-
dos Unidos de America.-El Pre-
sidente de los Estados Unidos.-
S. S.
Ell Pueblo de Puerto Rico-VS-
Francisco Crcscioni y Vergodere.-
En- la Corte dc Distrito de Ponce
ID de Octubre de 1907.
Ell Fiscal formula acusacion contra
Francisco Crescioni y Vergodere,
como autor de TN delito de homici-
dio ~voluntario felony previsto y cas-
tigado en- los artlculos 2o3 Y 2o4 del
Codigo Penal, cometido como sigue:
Ell citado Francisco Crescioni Y
vergodere, entire tres y cuatro de
la tarde del dia 9 de Octubrc
de 1907, tuvo I'm disgusto con su
hermano Erasmo Crescioni, median-
do entire ellos palabras duras, yeado-
Sc a las manos y luchando durante
algunos minutes; y mientras las per
sonas que estaban presentes trataDan
de Separates, Ell acusado Francisco
Crescioui saco TN revolver de uno de
AOo CoAoAiIoo NC I~o II que VCSlld
~ 10 disparo contra su hermano Eras-
mo, ocasionandole voluntaria { lie
galmente IN herida pcrforante en-
la region ungueal izquierda, saliendo
ell proyectil, despues de haber atra-
vesado la masa encefalica, por la re-
2i6n parieto-occipital del lado dere-
cho, a CONSEQUENCE de cuya lesion ia.
llecio Erasmo Crescloni tres horas
despues, pr6ximamente. Este hecho
ocurrlo en- la casa numero GO de la
calle Mayor de esta ciudad de Ponce,
Distrito Judicial de Ponce P. r.
Este hecho es contrario 4 la Lev
para tai case prevista y a la paz y
dignidad de Gel Pueblo de Puerto
Rico'.-Juan ]. Perea, Fiscal del
Distrito,
La acusacion que antecede esta ba-
sada en- testimonio de testigos exa-
minados bajo juramento. creyendo
solemncmente que existe justa causa
para presentarla, al Tribunal.-Tuan
Perea, Fiscal del Distrito.
Jurada y frmada ante mi hoy IA
de Octubre de I0o7.-F. Barnes. Sc
cretario.'
Esta acusacion le sera Zelda 4 Fran.
cisco Crescioni dentro de pocos dias
y Ell %juicio tendra lugar probablemsn.
tie Ell proximo mes de Noviembre.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-10-19

10 que imprime en- ell amino del
viajero Ell recuerdo mas indie
leble.
Ell daRo que nos hace a todos
csc abandono en- que sc deja I'm
lugar de tanto %transito, es ma
yor del que sin duda son capa-
ces de apreciar los culpables de
que 50 enCuentre en- eStadO tan
primitive la parte mas visible
y CCncurrida de esta capital.
A yer ST Sc pone remedio a
csc punible abandono.
OueremOs Claridad, pedimOs
que cese toda confusion en- este
punto.
Y Ell que tenga la obligation
de pOner csc pasO tan necesario
en- condolences que permitan ell
transito. cumplala enseguida,
que la menor demora, en- este
case, aumenta perjuicios y per
didas y danos a los cuantiosos
que estamOs sufrlendo tOdOs.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-10-19
De ArecibO

-Heinos notado que en- la Esta-
cion del %ferrocarril de Camuy, ell
colgadizo de fuera tiene Tin poste en-
Ell aire y esta en- una condici6n que
81 cae puede haber una desgracia:
llamamos la atencion 4 Ia Compania
con tai motive.
Ell "Reloj pdblico" y Luz Elec-
trica' estan cada dfa peores: IS de
necesidad san arreglados, como Sc
debe.
Err Ia tarde del pasado dia 10 visi-
tamos las escuelas de Camuy, notan-
do Ell estas orden = discipline. Los
p~rofesores Miss Fru Carrion, seno-
rita Vicenta MILAN y sefores Ace
vedo, Castillo, y Mercado; pueden SEN
tirse satisfechos e igualmsnte Mr.
Libby Inspector del Distrito.
Como siempre ha vsnido $nues-
tras manos la "Gaceta Iiustrada' re-
vista ndmero IS, que dirige ell COM
panero ilustrado senior Julia Marin
y la que recomendamos.
-Es de gran neccsidad sc haga
limpieza, arrs9lo de carretera y pin
turas al Ccmcntcrio. Sc acerca Ell dia
de dltuntoS y eS dc neccSld2d.
Existe actualmsnte, n gran ma
reJada en- este puerto, presentando
IN bonito golpe de vista.
-Esta Corte Municipal ha celebra.
do en- la ma1ana de hoy once juicios
differences, entire eStOs n contra
Juan Toribio Lamar por ofensa a
Delfin Carton, alterando la paz pd
blica y siendo s~entenciado 4 S. null
ia y cOstas'
Los abogados Arnaldo Sevilla y
Martinez Quinteros, sc encontraban
en- esta Corte de Justicia de Distrito
hoy de marana, Ell asunto de su pro,
fesi6n.
-Esta Corte Municipal ha conde-
nado a Jose Sanchez Lopez y Juan
Rodriguez (a) Pate 4 TN sno de carcel
por hurto menor.
C~OrreSDOnSal.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-10-19
De Ponce

Eel case de los hermanos Crescio.
nj ha sldo cali6cadod de Homicide vo-
luntario (felony) por Ell Fiscal del
Dlssrlto. Els muy probable que Sc
celebre Ell juicio IN eli proximo mes
de Diciembre.
-Ha regresado de Cnba, acompa-
nado de So aprecigble esposa, Ell ca
ballero don Edelmiro Martinez, hiio
dol Captain de Puertos de la ciudad.
Aver tarde 4 las cinco Sc llev6 q
cabo Ell entierro del joven Valentfn
Cruz, motorista de los Trolley, al
cual concurrieron numerosos amigos
del fnado.
La senora Maria Orpenheimer,
sufrio aver un sfncope en- Ell zsguan
de la casa del sehor Herdman Y don
de fue aslstida Embellishments, en-
en- momentos Ell que Sc dirigfa hacia
la oicina del doctor Cordova.
Ell letrado don Domingo Sepdl-
veda ha sido nombrado abogado del
pollcla insular Gaspar Alonar con-
denado a dos meses de prision y 900
dollars de multa, en- la apelaci6n y
por orden de la Comision de dicho
cuerpo.
-Quedo muy lucido Ell concerto
celebrado en- Ell Parque abolici6n por
la Banda Marina.
-Por Ell senor Mascara han sido
descomisadas 400 libras de harina de
trigo.
En- Ell Quartet de la Policia Insu-
lar Sc solicite al sefor Jose Teodoro
Rolon, para hacerle entrega de ST.
nombramiento de guardia.
Sc encuentra enferma Ia sehora
doha Josefna Cordova de Contreras
Ramos. Ojala mejore, son nuestros
descos.
Sc pregunta On que han quedada
los Juegos Florales que Sc anuncid
celebrsrla en- Casino de Ponce y que
lego hssta formar la Junta Organi-
zadora.
Correspon.al.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-10-19
Cinemat6grafo "Pathe"

Anoche, con bastante concu-
rrcncia, sc llevo a cabo la anun-
c1ada function de Cinematografc
en- Ell Circo Lowande.
Entire las vistas exhibidas
que fueron todas de mucho efeC
to, merece especial atencion Ii
que lleva por titulo "Corrida de
toros en- la Plaza Nueva de Bar.
celona.'
FL prQgrama para la funcior
de esta noche es muy selecto.
DE esperarse es que Ell phi
bliCo acuda esta noche en- masa
al CircO Lowande a pasar ur
agradable ratio viendo las inte-
resantes peliculas del Cincmat0
grafo "Pathe."
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-10-19
La function de malaDa

Goa el concurso de la distinguish
senora Isabel Mota de Ramery, Sc
noritas Irma Finlay, Maria Asensio
Mercedes Eelez, Lolita Puiol, Mer-
cedes Colon, Diaz, Galinanes, Dau-
bon, Fernandez, Calder6n, Y Peter
son y nifos: Blanca Y Jorge Iriarte y
los Caballeros E. F. Schluter, Eva
risto Velez, Jose Figueras, Manuel
Real, y Rarfael Martinez Nadal. ha
organizado la senorita Paoli una fun
cion para manana. con Ell siguiente
prO9rama:
Slnfonia The Knight-Errant" (or-
questa), Laurendeau.
Cuadros vivos. "Conducidos por
el amor senorita Daub6n y Pujols.
"Perla en- el mar, senorita Maria
+.sensio. Diana, nina Bazan. Mar
g%arita', s~e1orita Lila Peterson. LA
Repdblica Esp.hola". senorita Fer
n4ndez Mater. "Julieta y Romeu".
senorita Mercedes Velez y Mr.. Z. F.
Schluter. LA Libertad', senorita
Maria Tulsa Pujols, y Las Bande-
ras', por varias senoritas de la Socie.
dad Protectora de Mendigos.
Scgunda parte. Duo de la opera
"Fav0rita', Donizzett. Por la seno-
rita Paoli y Ell sehor Real acompana-
dos al piano por la senorita Rosa Ga
Thames. "El Niagara, Walls bri.
llante del compositor senor Rafael
Balseiro, ejecutado por la orquesta.
Tercera parte. champagne Frap.
pc, Juguete c6mico en- I'm acto y en-
verso de don Jose Echegaray, desem.
penado per la sehora Mota de frame.
ry, sehorita Paoli, y Ell sehor Rafael
Martinez Nadal.
Cuarta parte. "Chantilly'', tanda
de valses por la orqsesta, E. Valtdeu-
fe.
Chateau Margaux.' Desempena.
do por la senorita Paoli, senora Fer
nandez y los senores Suarez. VGlez y
Real. =.