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The Washington herald., 1907-11-20
THRILLED BY PADEREWSKI
Famous Pianist Renders Brillit ut
Programme at BelasCo.
EntcrtniHs Large Audience, and At
Conclusion of Performance
Goes 20 White House.

A large assemblage Of fashionable and
musical people, including the President
and Mrs Roosevelt. and their daughter
Miss Ethel Roosevelt filed the Belasco
theatcr yesterday afternoon 90 hear the
Paderewski concert The artist. who has
long been classed among the worlds
greatest musicians. has frequently played
before Washington audiences. and was
greeted enthusiastically
Hp never was iu better form or in
closer touch with the audience than on
this occasion and the programme which
was delightfully."- varied. comprised COM
positions from List. Beethoven Chopin
Stoiowsk. and Shubcrt. In point OF
technique PadcreWski is marvellous He
has temperament To a wonderful degree.
aud his Interpretation is in every par
ticular delightful and satisfying The
brillianCy which marks his big numbers
is sparkling. and his pinnissimo phrases
are as clear and delightfully."- sweet as the
tinkle of silver bells
Paderewsd responded 60 several en-
cores. following the closing number
which was Strauss selection.
The programme was as follows:
Sonata e. sharp minor Moonlight ... Beethoven
'AUf dem Wass.r IN singen" -..-1
'Soisee de lieune. major. Schubert List
Erlaiug .-.-........ ..-....-... ..---..J
Noctume. sharp major. Op. 81
Etudcs Nos 10 and s. Op lo......... S...... Chopin
Srhgrz0. fst minor.................J
Chant rAmotr.. ri1vSf
RhapsOdiC HGngr0isc No I.i-yt
At the conclusion Of the concert.
PaderewsH accepted an invitation from
the President and Mrs Roosevelt 90 20
TO the White House. where he was en-
tertained last evening
The Washington herald., 1907-11-20

managed-methods are many and varied.
and women are the workers who must do
the digging and pulling.
I see instances of injudicious manage
ment of boys every day They are al
lowed to take the most comfortable chairs
in room and the choicest morsels at ia
BILE. From infancy plans for their educa-
ton are laid and money saved for the
purpose. while girls just grow up without
planning. Is il any wonder that boys
grow into selfish men with an eXagger-
ated idea of their own importance. or
that high-spirited girls prefer spinister-
hood? BETTY BRADEEN.
The Washington herald., 1907-11-20
TO BE CONTINUED TOMORROW.
Alliance Chanel Services.

Rev. Henry Wilson, d. D., Of the Chris
tian and Missionary Alliance. New York
City, will conduct services at the Alliance
Chapel u Grant place to-day and to-
morrow at 2:3o and 7:90 o'clock Rev
F. II. Senft. superintendent of Philadel-
phia. viii conduct services at the same
hour on Friday.
The Washington herald., 1907-11-20
Vibration Is Life.

Without vibration there is no life The
air We breathe. the food We eaI. light.
heat. sight. sound. touch. 1aSre-aN sr-
due 20 vibration. Electrical vibrations
are. in speed. next 10 light which Is
species of electricity. The majority are
not posted as 10 the wonders OF electrical
vibration.
The most forcef-l fact as 20 the great
worth OF the Swedish Electric Vibrator Is
,he words Of praise daily received by its
users
The Washington herald., 1907-11-20

The little frock with body and skirt cut
IN one piece is favorite with busy moth
ers who do their own sewing, because il
IS easy 10 make-and with the little wear
ers, because a small person can manage
70 put 1t on without grOwn-up assistance
The model sketched Is cut on princess
lines in front, while In the back the nee
essary skirt fullness is provided by means
OF boX-plaits, these being held in place
py belt. which extends around the back
and sides and terminates at each side
'front.' The side-front closing and The
The Washington herald., 1907-11-20
FROM WOMANS
POINT OF VIEW

Il is strange kind Of courtesy that
leads a man to consider the comfort Of a
stranger on the street Yet allows him TO
ignore the fact that his wife Is carrying
a heavy parcel while both his hands are
free I was a participant in such an Incl
dent. was 'the stranger on the street, %
in fact
The couple belonged 20 the working
class. and there was "a little girl with
them. one large enough and, presumably.
experienced enough TO look after herself.
for she was doing Just that while the
parents trudged on a bit ahead They
came 10 "a halt 10 argue out some point
and the sidewalk was so narrow that T..
too, was brought 20 a halt. Just behind
the group. The man was facing me and
giving rough pun 90 the womau's
sleeve he said. Cant you get out the
way and let the lady pass" She turned
q very tired face TO me as she stepped
aside and I realized that she was one OF
the army OF women who was accepting
rough treatment with unnecessary meek
ness.
a man who knows enough to be cour-
teous 10 any women should be made 10
treat his wife precisely as well as ne
treats a stranger. and the wife should be
the one To- exact IT, IF he was "a rough.
careless lover she should never have mar
ried him. and il he became careless after
marriage there is some blame 10 come 10
her. Bridegrooms are usually pretty at
tentive and the honeymoon season IS the
time in which 10 establish habits. I hap
pen to be a believer I'm the doctrine OF
give and take. for l have noted its sue
cessful working i'm many cases When
husband and wife continually strive to in
crease the comfort and happiness of each
other there is A-fTmouy in the home. and
when either develops selfishness misery
comes 10 the other. There is nothing I'm
the marriage service that binds a woman
20 mcekness under conditions which are
not necessary. and IT is the privilege of
every citizen I'm this country. regardless
of sex. to defend the right 10 decent
treatment.
/ am not advocating an atmosphere Of
strife i'm the home life. hut I do urge
women TO avoid unnecessary burdens.
Men are stronger and should carry the
heavy loads-it is obvious that every
man should be made 30 bear his fair
share Of lifes burdens. az least. OF
course. we know that the universal
tendency to spoil sons is the root of the
evil but even the toughest roots can DE
The Washington herald., 1907-11-20

bishop sleeve are both admirable feat
ures. insuring comfort to the little wear
er The frOck is made OF navy-blue
serge. and trimmed with white braid. but
cashmere, wool batiste. or n tub fabric
may be used. For the eight-year size.
IA yards. 80 inches wide, will be needed
Sizes. 1. 6. 8, 10, and 70 years.
a pattern of this may be obtained bv
inclosing 10 cents IN stamps and address
ing Pattern Department The Washington
Herald, 73i Fifteenth street northwest.
giving number (l2T06 and size wanted.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-10-13
THE KNOX

L. N41.-1A42zNIa II t
  axeolInneo Naw shades of Brown and all popular Shapes. Price, $500. Stetson Hats, unequaled for the money, all the prevailing styles, shapes and colors for fall. Prices S4.0o and $500.
 No Name Hats-Same shapes as higher priced models; splendic wear ing qualities, Derby and Telescope Shapes, special at $3.5o. Other Hats range sn price from s2 up
Bisbee daily review., 1907-10-13
THE MODEL DINING ROOM.

In the Furniture Department prominent space for particular lines Dining Room furnished complete will be especially featured this week The interesting and housekeeper Each line but one week this this No oblga We simply to show furnitur
Bisbee daily review., 1907-10-13
DO YOU CORRESPOND? YES?

should stationery. We Bsbee agents Fine Irish Stationery writing finishes Mill Finish, aHds
 
 reproducing ranee4oc, soc 75c, stoo SIPS sf5o
Bisbee daily review., 1907-10-13
The New Silks at sf.00, S1.50 and s2.00 THE YARD

your fancy
 
 beautiful silks pattern embracing tints We cite special paids which especially suited seasons requirements. s1oo $i.5o and s2oo the yard
Bisbee daily review., 1907-10-13

Special Sale of Boxed Hosiery of opportunity
 
 in of black  this ceart themou quickly W the is ourh a de 5ss sSSs''' s we quote savings worth ''' $1.15
Bisbee daily review., 1907-10-13
Flannelettes: Pretty
 Designs

No previous has brought forth such splendid line of Flanneletes Outings variety all the coorngs designs pretty that them will dressing Prices 2f2e, f7c and 2oc the yard.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-10-13
Wool Waistings and Challies

Have wasings2 the next time you Many patterns added All designs very attractive suitable for winter waists Prices range soc, sfoo yard
Bisbee daily review., 1907-10-13
Bucks Stoves are
 Here

We're prepared to furnish you any kind of stove you desire. For instance-we have on display 10 styles in coal heaters. four styles fin sheet iron heaters. two styles in oil heaters three styles fn gas heaters, besides comuiete line Of store heaters, cook stoves and ranges
 Gas heaters range in price at $35o, $500 and $6.50. v, V =
 Oil heaters range in price at e4.5o and ss.oe
 Bucks stoves are the acme of stoys asn struction. We have the exclusive agensr in Bisbee for these well known stoves. whick burn less fuel than any other stove made. Look over our line before the assortments are broken.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-10-13
MhswN Nn.s~Saw. -7v sToR THAT
:verestt Models and Lowest Prices
The lie BBrroadsstt BBrroadsstt Range of # SSttyIss, Cleve
Make Our Outergarment Section
 Supreme

 a n displays this pronounced  which
   thoroughly practical to item in worth absolute merit considered.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-10-13
Tailored Suits at S55.00 and S65.00
See the Exclusive Line of Evening Dresses Now Display

Waists that Forecast the Seasons Modes
  Each infvd dua creation is in h most app dmode In of price n to be mater of poranc bu wet tatur it frs
  the eveyw in Bsbe to see this splnddsso orment a re low al 0 Net uande
The daily Alaskan., 1907-06-18
DANGER IN DELAY
Kidney Diuoasos Arc Too DangOrOuB
 For Alaska People to Neglect

The great danger of kidney trCubles is that they get 8 firm hold before the sufferer recognizes them. Health IS gradually uuermiued. BackaChe head ache, nervousness, lameness, soreness, lumbsgo, urinary troubles, drOpsy, diabetes and Bright's disease follow iu mercless succession. Don't neglect your Kidneys. Cure the kidneys with the certain and safe remedy, Doan's Kidney Pills.
 Mrs. Elizabeth Maxwell, of AIS ". Fourth St., Olympia, Washrslys: "I have no idea how much suffering I would have avoided had known the value of Doan's Kidney Pills sooner, For three years l have suffered doctor ed and treated for 8 drOpsical condition of the body without ever knowing the true source of the trouble to be in the kidneys, until, about two months ago, when I was induced to try Doau's Kid uey Pills. had swelling of the feet snd limbs; my hands would puff up, get tense and I could hardly close them, The other symptoms were lost sight of in the more notiCeale ones. Alter pro- curing DOan's Kidney Pills, I found prompt relief from the start, The swelling and blOating were reduced until they entirely disappeared and a yOuing up and strengthening of my whole system was felt. The other day l climbed up a steep hill without pause or @ augter Of the heart. 1 was not 6 weeks ago that 1 tried the s,me feat and nearly broke down in the attempt"
 For sale by all dealers. Price 50 cents. FosseE-Milburn Co.,, Buffalo, N, Y, sole agents for the United States.
 Remember the name-Doan's-aud take no other.
The daily Alaskan., 1907-06-18
TO COUNT SkagWaY Will Have Census
 Taken Again

The census of Skagway win be taken again at the expense of the retail liquor dealers to ascertain the amount of the license fee to be charged this year against those who conduct saloons in the city. The count will be made by ChieI of Police Hart
 The council took this action upon the request of the saloon men. The census has beeu taken each year since 1902.
 The law provides that the license fee for selling liquor shall be $500 per year ID cities having less than 1000 iuhabi' tants; sl ,OOO for towns having a pOpu- lation exceeding 1000 and under l50O, and $500 a year where the population exceeds 1900.
 Juneau is having the census taken. The saloon men there think there Is a chance of getting the license down to sl, 900, The school board will contest the effort, as 1t has done in the past. II will appoint B census taker to check uT the work of the man appointed by the council.
The daily Alaskan., 1907-06-18

90 designs of 1907 wal. paper just TO psIYed % HBrrlBon'5,
The daily Alaskan., 1907-06-18
CLAYSON MURDfR
 TOPIC FOR STORY

The last Success Magazine contains 8 story by Jack London based upon the murder of Fred. 5H. Clsyson, Linn Relic and Liuemsn Oleson on Christmas day 1899. The story is written from the standpoint Of the murderer, O'Brien (NIorganson in the sGoryb whom the author would have it was driven to hIs crime by hunger and 8 more or less worthy bitterness toward fate because iG had refused to deal fortune to biu. Be had eaten all his grub when intro duced into the story and spent his last money-ezcepg less than @ hali-dollsr, which he afterwards gives for a drink of whisky. London PorEays the mis- ery of O'Brien's life when awaiting in the concealed hiding place which, covered @ period Of several weeks.
 The story h the magazine is termin- a,ed with the slaughter of the three men, and the account Of the shooting with the indications disclosed by the investigation. The author has his mur. dsrsr die on the trail after committing hiI bloOd-Jhirsty deed, instead of at the end of a rope after having been con vIcGsd Of murder iu the first degree by a jury,
The daily Alaskan., 1907-06-18
ACTING WISELY

The action of the city council in de- clding to get a new pumping contract from the railroad company and to in- crease the water supply for the muul- elpa, system wsl wlse-howbeIt, a triae late ln the day. While 1t would have been more in keeping with good busi- ness methods had the railroad company been approached while tbis water sup ply question was in the foreground, 1t is not st sll likely that 1t will take ad- vantage Of the circumstances and insist upcn terms less advantageous to the city than It would have been willing to make last month. The railroad con- pany's attitude all the way through in this water question has been that of an interested taxpayer seeking to get the best there Is In the situation tOr the city, and there is DO reason to believe there will be a change in that attitude nov. Yet, the sooner the matter i' taken up the better it will be for al concerned.
The daily Alaskan., 1907-06-18
ACCOUNTS FOR PRoVINc1ALIsM

No man in Alaska understands or keeps better posted regarding cOndit- lons in sll parts of the territory than does the governor" says the Juneau Record-Miner. And that recalls that the Juneau newspapers are falling in tbs first office of the press-the publi- cation of the news. The people of Juneau are told 80 much that Is not true thasit would be very strange II pro- yiucialism and dry rot were uos intro duced iu the population. If the Record Miner has made any sort of an attempt to follow he at irs of Alaska ls knows th,t Gov. Eoggsw Is completely out of touch with Alaskan conditions. Ills annual report and al his spv veChes and interviews Giscl0ss an ignorance and earlsssness Of real conditions that is Hnazir g.
The daily Alaskan., 1907-06-18

Recently Heury Waters D urged the oomtus,ton of a Western dark hOrs for the presidency by the Democrats without disc osing his name. The Seattle Poss-IatslligenCer submits a list Of probabilities and mentions Sen s,or Patterson, of Colorado, among them, forgetting that the constitution requires the presi 'enc to be a native born citizen. Senator Patterson is a nsG7e of Ireland.
The daily Alaskan., 1907-06-18
MORE MAILS
Ed. s Orr Working for
 Better Winter Service

Especial Dispatch to Daily Alaskanl
 Seattle, June ls-Ed. S. Orr, the in- terior mall carrier, is here working for a better mail service to the interior. Els is seeking to secure more frequent trips over the trail from Valdez to Fairbanks.
The daily Alaskan., 1907-06-18
At The Mascot

Mt. Vernon Rye, Old Taylor and Bel. mont Whiskies idOubIe stamped goods, 10 years old), and Rainier and Pacific Bottled Beer, at the Mascot.
The daily Alaskan., 1907-06-18
SCIENCE PREVENTS sALDNEss.
The Fatal Germ and Itu Remedy No
 Farts of Science.

FartB Of Science.
 .- Is the rarest thing in tho world Z -a. 70 be necessarily bald. No m air ls not dead at the roots. ne # he win use Sswbro's Her. new scalp antlssptic. Herr rys the germ that cuts the b.
 root; and cleans the scalp
 nHd leaves t h Q perfec. condition. ALr. Maanett. in -
 Block. Butte, Mont. was
 h less than month t-. ..E removed the enemies os s-a. and nature dld its work by Cc -. hLs head with thick h4ir an iE and in six weeks he had a norm. -s hair. Sold by leading druggist "a loc. sn stamps for sample to Tn ...-- Co. Detroit. Mich. Two glzas-50 cents and 3l.oe.
 Wm. Brit, Special Agent.
The daily Alaskan., 1907-06-18

The Pack Train Restaurant will serve wine with dinner orders, free iu place oftea or CoEee. Come on OOyS.
The daily Alaskan., 1907-06-18

T0 know what means comfort in Sksgway is to stay at the Fifth Avcnus ho,el-s modern hOstelry in every way
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-07-30
llITI GlRII0N
LUIS

Esta apredable seAorita, natu.
raj de Humacao, ha sOlicitado una
beca en- Ia Normal de BIO Piedras,
para seguir la carrera del PrOfeso.
RADIO.
Segdn los inforrnes que tene-
mos, dicha seiorita IS, por todoS
conceptOs, digna de obtener Ia gra-
ella que ~sOlicita, no solo pOr ser hutr.
fana y carecer de recursos, sino tam.
bi&n por sd amor al estudio, Sd voca.
Ci6n para el rnagisterio, SD csr6cter
afabIe y sus condolences apreciabllt,
simas de conducta y educad6n.
Ha ~terminado, CON brilIantes
notas Ell 81 grade, y durante sLcur.
so escOlar pr6ximo pasado, he ejel.
edo en- Humacao como maestro
p~reparatOria 4 satisfaction del Ins.
pector del Distfito, quien h tens
eu gran estima, y la ha REQ mendaa
d. para pa giacia qpe 10y solt
eta,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-07-30

que desea contiuuar fgurando 50
nombre en- la lista de elegibles, pues
dichos exSmenes son valederos solo
por un ado.
Sc desea tambien establecer
una lista de elegibles, para cubrir
plazas de capitanes do bsrco, ofcia-
les segundOs, ingenieros Marines,
carpiuteros y obrerosi las fornas
setan remiddas a los solicitantes
para estas plazas y seran examina-
dos en- el mismo dia como los de-
mas para TorrerOs de fares y en- La
misma fo1ma antes dicha.
Los solicitantes para examenes
de capitanes de barcOs, o6ciales
segundos { ingenieros marines, es-
tan obligadosa remltir con la soil
citud SD iicenGa.
A. N. WOOD, captain, U. s.
N, Asst. to the inspector. ord.
dist, Servicio de Puerto Rico.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-07-30
sHVcIO DE- FIVOs

Sc hace saber por esta noticia
que los examenes para las plazas de
Torreros en- el servicio de Faros en-
Puerto Rico, seran verifcados en-
IS de agosto de 1907, a las diez de
la mafiana, en- la ofcina del Assis-
tan Inspector del ger. distrito Ell
Puerto Rico.
Las solicltudes Sc recibiran
hasta las cuatro de la tarde del dia
% de agostO y las formas para este
exsmen seran remitidas 4 los que Ia
solicitor.
81 exSmen Sc basara en- edad,
caracter como hombre trabajador,
experienced y condolences fislcOs, y
Sc prefere que conozca Ell idioms
ingles.
Toda Soicttud deDe ser eScrlta
por el mismo so!icitante.
Toda persona que habiendo 81
do examinada y sprobada en- ages
to dltimO, queda uotifcada que es-
+ en- IL necsidad De remover 50
sEinsu en- q PEsssats saO, d q
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-07-30

c6ranse sin tenor a qse $. re
produzcan, los dolores de gargan'a'
faringitis, ami{ 'aiitis, rorqueras'
cosqulleos, 10 nerviosa, cxtinrlon $
de VOC, anginas, col las Pastii'a'
Houde 4 la Coeaina.
Sn uso Sc reeomie ida especial
mente 4 los oradores, profesores, all
taptes, y a toda is personals que Ia
tigan su va par un trabajo exc sly =
Para .evitar toda deception, que
pudiera ST. grave, exilase la Vt q
(Haude) sobre la faja de garantia re
sus Pastillas.
En- venta en- toda' las buenas
farmacias, Dep0sito; a9, u Albouy'
Paris.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-07-30
GRAN It! N0Vt0llt!

Sc ac4ban de recibtr en- el PA
RIS Bazaar por Ell dltimo vapol
frances llegado a este puerto, gran
des novedades dc cintuEones, peine
tas, .cartvras de mano, lnyeros
adutnoS. etc. etc.
Tambien Sc hs recibido ur
gran >tirtiio de abrigos y faldaS,
corte frances, para stfioraS, asi co
mo sombreros adolnados, gran no
vedad.
En- ah1uicos m~odtrnistas, hlti
ma p4labia lie la III rda, hay precio
sidad,s !.
Una vista al nPalis Bazar.D-
pEDRo Gtusrt, Fmtaleza Fl.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-07-30
HMm0cNO

FsCuELls vAcANrEs. Anun-
cio.-Vacante dos eecu las rurales en-
Fl poblado de P ,edraS V una Ell el ba-
RHO Coll re, de- esta ciutll, Sc anun-
cia por medic lei periodic La DEMO
cRAcIA, para que los aspi'antes a d.
chas escuelas puedan renltIr u So
licitu les Il eSta seer taria d,ntro del
termino dc di 2 dtas a contar des-
de esta fecha. Hum 'ca1 ia 10, 10 de
1907. -BARToLoME FLAQuER, secre-
tario de la Tunta E,colar. 1910
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-07-30
IOIR0IAs HOUSE

Gale 81, nGmero Io4, Oeste,
New York. Sitio may centrico.
Pr6ximo al subway, q los elevados,
{ los carros electricos de Amster-
dam, Columbus, Broadway, r y 90
avenida. Muy cerca del hotel Ne
ne Anfofnefe, donde esta el Glib
Bcyo Ame,ieanO, A siete cuadras del
doctor Henna. Casa amplia y ele.
gaute, Cocina americana y espaiola.
installation completamente nneva,
Tres bahos. Pidanse iAfortnes { la
administration de Ia DENocRA'
GA,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-07-30
Recuerdos de lyiaje dPonce

- s
tr6 sus guijas blancas y relucientes
al sol como cabezas de grandesalf-
leres. y
Durante Ia mafiana servi de
sciceroni. q mis- joveues cctnpaie-
ras de viaje, revandolas 4 visitar el
sHospital de ciegos,s en- donde 81 !:
propio seior Torres les mosttS
cuanto podia interesarlas ysr del
edifcio, en- el que TODD aadrcha id.
mirablemente. Tambien las llev&
81 Mercado. y alif quedaron sor-
prendidas de Ia abundaucia y bara.
tura de frutas y legumbres. que
ciertamente c~ontrastaban con la es-
cases y carestfa que en- 81 de San
Juan Sc viene experimentando des-
de hace va mucho tempo.
All mediodia Sc despej6 81 cielc,
desapareciendo el malhumor de los
excursionistas, 4 los que traia may
preocupados Ell tenor de que Sc sus-
!pendieran las carreras. Comenza-
ba & animarse Ia ciudad, y el mo-
vimiento de automobiles, coches y
carros elkctricos nos condujo, POGO
despues, al Hip6dromo.
ALI Ii concurrencia era ex-.
traordinaria, ofrecie-shoo espectacult
,,encantador las toll ties cIafas s.eI~
gantes de las circumstances damas
de los paicos que hacfan rabiar de
envidia 4 las flores mas bellas de los
iardines p~onceios.
ALI vimos 8 las Sci ,ras y Sc
fioritas de Armstrong, Arce. Toro,
Rosaly, Cortada, Morales, Open
heimer, Lopez Dfaz, Fajardo, Gut.
Fllermard, Fabian, Diaz Navarro.
Lluveras, F~rancesqui, Tosruella,
Cestero y otras muchas.
y Entire los excursionistas de San
Juan, distingui 4 los sefores Toro,
Balasquide, Dfaz Navarro, Fabian,
Balseiro, Calder6n, Lutz, Cabrera,
A. Monrroig, Pauline, z. del Vale,
] Noble, cadierno, Rodriguez Ca.
btero, Braschi. C~hevremont, J. Pa.
%lacios, Acha, Rurset, Roig, Larro.
ca, G. Rubert, Ernesto Marin, E.
Gorbea, NJ. y R. Loubriel, A. Ba.
2an y F. Font Camuiias. De Ma
yagiez, G~uillermard, Q. Monagas,
Remott Mulet, San MILAN, Les.
ser, Cabassa y Glen amigos mks.
Del rasultado de las carreras
Sc di6 cuenta por TELEGRAPH, bastan.
do consignar, para que Sc tengs
exacto conocimiento del tduufo del
majestic, que gan6 los AIS dollars
del primer premio, que bati6 el II.
ooyd de Ia milla recorrieudola en- un
minute 50 segundos.
En n1meros exactos Sc calcula
que Ell cOncurso hipioo dej6, 4 los
que arrendarOn el Hip6dTomo, ID
ganancia liquida de unos 1900 do.
liars.
A los duefos de hotSles, CATS,
restaurants, coches y de otras Pc
quehas indus rias les produjo ID
corta estancia de los excursionistas
una fuerte ganancia, y con TODD, 81
asegura que nj siquiera pudo faci-
~litarse aloiamiento 4 los mddcOs d
la banda de Ia POlicfa, que acOnpa.
haba q los excursionistas de San
Juan.
&%A
Por la noche estuve ed q casi-
no y en- el teatro, pero cuanto alli
VI 10 referirE mahana.
TTYTS pRATf