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Omaha daily bee., 1907-11-22
DICK FoWLER'S CREW CLEARED
Trial on Charge of Careless NavIga-
tlOn Brings AcquIttRI from
Federal inspectors.

CAIRO ILL.,, Nov. 2l.--United States In
spectors Waltz and Hodge of Memphis
who yesterday began the trial of the Off
GERS and crew of the steamer Dick Fowler
charged with reckless navigation on the oc-
casion of President Roosevelt's trip down
the Mississippi river on October 3, have re-
turned a verdict of not guilty.
The charge was preferred by Captain Van
Duzer of the government steamer Lily
one Of the boats which escorted the presi-
dent down the river A great deal Of inter-
est has been shown in this matter by people
Of Cairo The Cairo delegation to Memphis
had chartered and was on the Dick Fowler
when the offense is alleged to have been
committed,
Omaha daily bee., 1907-11-22
MRS. HARTJE WINS HER CASE
Philadelphia Court Rules in Her
Favor in Divorce Suit.
HUSBAND BEATEN IN ALL POINTS
Decision of Allegheny County Court,
which Refused Him Decree, sus-
tRined by Supreme
Tribunal.

PHILADELPHIA. Pa. Nov. H.-Mrs.
Mary Scott Hartje, who was sued for di-
vorce by her husband, +. Augustus HartIe.
the Pittsburg millionaire, won a complete
victory in the Pennsylvania court here to-
day when that tribunal affirmed in its en-
trety the decision Of the Allegheny county
court which refused to grant Hartje di-
vorce. The petitions filed by Hartje's at
torneys asking the supreme court to re-
open the case on the ground Of newly dis
covered evidence were denied. The petit
tions to reopen the case were based on let
ters alleged to have been written by Mrs.
Hartje and Thomas Nadine the family
coachman who was named as a correspond
ent by Hartje.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-11-22
BUSINESS CONDITIONS IMPROVE
supply of Currency Is Increasing in
Interior Cities.

Interior Cities.
NEW YORK, Nov. 2l.-Consderable i'm
provement In commercial, financial and
manufacturing Industries throughout the
country is indicated in reports from va
rlous centers which have been received by
r. G.. Dun & Co Some of the cities where
the financial stringency was most severely
felt week ago have a steadily increasing
supply OF currency, and as a result busl-
ness In general is in more satisfactory
state The Increase in currency supplies
at Minneapolis has made 1t possible for
the large elevator concerns TO resume the
purchase OF grain, and a result trade
is assuming normal proportions. Collec-
tions are moving more freely and the dis
turbanoe in money matters apparently
has passed, The restriction governing de-
poslts in Cleveland savings banks is to
be lfted. At Boston commercial and in
dustrial conditions are more hopeful.
There ls noticeable in ali directions, how
ever, a tendency toward curtailment Of
production and a slowing down of manu-
featuring plants.
Boston. Cincinnati, Baltimore. Cleveland
and some other cities report good retail
business Although the currency supply
is much larger than week ago, in Phila-
delphia. the financial stringency restrains
activity In the wool market Cloak and
suit manufacturers and jobbers of wooden
and wholesale dry goods houses note a de-
crease In demand. In some Of the lighter
lines conditions are nearer normal. At
Portland, Ore, the reaction In wholesale
and retail trade, as a result OF the financial
furry, which caused the suspension of two
Portland banks, was not so great as was
feared. The strlngency of the money mar
ket. however stopped business In grain
and hops and has checked real estate and
important building operations. But wheat
buying Is now resumed on a moderate
scale and is expected to attain large pro-
portions as soon as more cash is avail
able, as there has been a heavy tonnage
engaged for which csrgoes must be pro-
vided Oats are going into consumption
rapidly and only trifing proportion OF
the barley crop remains unsold.
Inability to supply currency needs at
St. Paul stil lnterferes with the market
ing of farm products and collections are
below the normal Buyers are more con-
servative. but there are few cancellations
and jobblng trade holds up well.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-11-22
STOCK SHOW FOR PORTLAND
Forty Thousand Dollars Has Been
Voted as Prizes for Exhibi-
tiOm There.

PORTLAND, Ore, Nov. H.-Arrange-
ments have been completed to give in this
city a live stock show next fall that will
be fully equal in size and scope to the one
that took place during the Lewis and Clark
exposition. The Portland Live Stock and
Country club has voted the sum OF $4,000
to be given away in prizes and the club has
assurance from the different bodies com
posing the International Live Stock asso-
citation that added prizes amounting to
$1,000 more or $4,000 in all will be given.
A representative will visit the Interna-
tlonal show at Chicago within few days
to obtain an assignment of dates. The
club will ask for some time between Sep
tember 10 and October l.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-11-22
CALEB POWERS SCORES POINT
Second Venire Discharged Because IL
Was Selected on n Political
BasiH.

GEORGETOWN, KY, Nov. 21.--The at
torneys for Caleb Powers in his fourth
trial on a charge of killing William Goebel
won for him today the first substantial
victory when Special Judge Morris sus-
tanned the motion to discharge the second
venire. The main contention throughout
the proceedings so far has been that poll
tics has been injected into the case at all
previous trials, that an effort to continue
this condition has been made in the selec-
ton of the venire OF 900 men summoned
from Harrison county and that the defend
ant could not obtain Justice at the hands
of jury composed entirely of political
opponents.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-11-22
PLOT UNCOVERED
Lisbon Center of Great Uphenval
Aimed at Dictatorship of
Kingdom.

LISBON, Nov. H.-The investigation of
the explosion of an Internal machine here
November is, when two anarchists who
were manufacturing bombs were killed, has
revealed a far-reaching plot against the
dictatorship. over 700 bombs have been
seized and the police have made eighty ar
rests The machine which exploded was in
tended for use in the San Carlos theater
here.
Popular excitment is growing and the CEN
sorship is strict. All public meetings have
been forbidden.
Practically all the newspapers in Lisbon
are being prosecuted for attacks on the
king and the papal nuncio and several have
been suppressed.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-11-22
German Firm FniIa.

HAMBURG. Nov. 21.-The firm of J. f.
c. Moeler, operating a big bleachery at
Altoona, suspended today The liabilities
are reported to be from 81, 10000 to 1000, ,OOO
The most important Hamburg and other
German banks. as well as a number of
English firms are involved in the failure
The assets are reported to be $4,000. It
is supposed that speculation in stocks
caused the failure. The firm enjoyed
high reputation and did a large business
in shellac, ceresin and carnauba wax and
manufactured candles on a large scale for
use in churches, especially in Russia.
BERLIN, Nov. H.-The Dresdener and
Deutsche banks have sustained losses
through the failure Of ]. E. c.. Moeler.
A dispatch to the Tageblatt from Hamburg
says that the export firm of Krohn q
Reinholz has suspended.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-11-22
MOVEMENTS or OCEAN sTEAMsHrPs,
TRUST TO BE INVESTIGATED
MIX Dealers Of Chicago said to Have
Combined ih order TO
Raise Prices.

CHICAGO, Nov H.-Active investigation
Of the alleged MIX trust was commenced
today by States Attorney Healey. 1t is
claimed that several Of the large dealers in
the vicinity OF Chicago have combined
with the purpose OF advancing prices un-
duly, II the investigation reveals any evil
dence Of an illegal combination the matter
WILL according to the states attorney, be
taken at once before the grand jury.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-11-22
BIDS FOR PANAMA BONDS
Offers Come from All OF the Prin-
cipRI Cities by Tele-
graph.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 2O.-Ofers for the
Panama bonds and the One-year treasury
certificates continued to come to the treas
ury today, but no official announcement
was made regarding the amount. Reports
were received today by telegraph from
United States assistant treasurers at New
York, Philadelphia, Baltimore. Boston
Chicago, Cincinnati. st. Louis New Or
leans and San Francisco OF the amount of
the applications for certificates received at
each point. The figures were said to be
satisfactory to the treasury officials.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-11-22
GOVERNMENT PAYS CAR FARE
Oklahoma City Mail Carriers Won't
Have 10 Walk Under New
Constitution.

OKLAHOMA CITY, Okl.. Nov. 2O-Post-
master Brown today received instructions
from the Postofice department to provide
transportation expenses for the mail car
riers on the street cars In this city. such
expenses will be paid by the department
The provision of the constitution abolish
ing free passes or transportation affected
the local street car company and since the
law became operative hremen, policemen
and mail carriers have been paying for the
rides.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-11-22
CADETS GRADUATE EARLY
West Point Commencement VIII BE
Held in February Instead
of June,

WASHINGTON. Nov. 21.-A decision was
reached at the War department today to
graduate the first class at the West Point
Military academy some time between the
LIST and 18th Of February next, instead Of
waiting until June A shortage OF army
officers caused by details TO duties outside
the organizations and by the great in
crease in the artillery corps is the reason
given.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-11-22
GINNERIES WERE LESS ACTIVE
Census Report on Cotton Production
for Year to November
Fourteenth.

WASHINGTON, d. c., Nov. 2l.-The GEN.
sus bureau today issued its report on cot
ton ginning for the growth of 1907 to No
vember IA. showing a total Of 1911, POP bales
counting round as half bales, compared
with S532,242 bales for 1906 and 1901, $50 bales
for 1905. The number Of round bales in
cluded is 1920 for 1907, and 200 S66 for 1906
and 2O9 OO6 for 1906 Sea Island included
AZ, 7Os for 1907, and 9O,67l for 1906 and ei.1Os
for 1906, The number Of active ginneries
was 265Tl for 1907.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-11-22
BILLINGS BANKS PAY IN CASH
Only city in Montana that Used Scrip
Resumes.

BUTTE, Mont, Nov. IA Miner special
from Billings. Mont, states that the banks
OF that city have retired the clearing house
certificates, ample cash being available for
the conduct OF all business. Settlement for
stock shipments have increased the re-
serves OF the banks to a very healthy ex-
tent and the condition OF the banks is the
best In years Billings Is the large stock
shipping point for Montana. II was the
only city IN Montana where recourse was
had 90 clearing house scrip The banks
throughout the state are pronounced by the
bank examiner to be IN the best Of condi-
tlau.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-11-22
BROOKLYN CASHIER ARRESTED
Omcer OF Borough Bank Placed in Jsn
for Forgery.

NEW YORK, Nov. a.-An indictment
charging larceny and forgery was returned
today against Arthur d. Campbell. cashier
for the Borough Bank OF Brooklyn, which
recently closed Campbell pleaded not
guilty and was held in $4,000 bail. He
was unable 10 furnish bail and was taken
TO jail
The forgery indictment related to al
legged false reports to the state superln-
tendent Of banks, the larceny to alleged
manipulation OF the funds OF an estate
during the consolidation OF the bank with
the International Trust company.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-11-22
INDIAN STRIKERS LOOT CARS
British Regiment HastenE to Bengal
City TO Preserve Order
Among Natives.

CALCUTTA, Nov H.-A British regi-
ment has left Fort William for Asansol
Bengal, the junction of the East Indian
and Bengal-Nagpur railroad, where rail-
road strikers are looting cars. The strik-
ers include both Europeans and natives
Their contention is for fewer hours and
more pay. Government business is almost
at a standstill. as simla, the official capital
is isolated. Steamers are unable to SAIL
as they lack both coal and cargo. The
prices of provisions are rapidly rising here
Omaha daily bee., 1907-11-22
HEARST HELD TO GRAND JURY
Criminal Libel Charge Cause for
Action on Part of Justice
Wyatt.

NEW YORK, Nov. H.-Justice Wyatt in
the court of special sessions today held
w. II. Hearst for the grand jury on a
charge Of criminal libel. preferred by VIII
liam Astor Chanler, s. S. Carvalho gave
bail for Mr.. Hearst
Omaha daily bee., 1907-11-22
LIQUOR BARRED FROM CLUBS
Alabama senate Passes Measure Pro-
hibiting what Georgia
Law Allows.

MONTGOMERY, Ala, Nov. A.-The SEN
ate today passed ball to prohibit the
sale, giving away or possessing OF liquors
In clubs. II prohibits exactly what the
Georgia law allows The act viii become
effective January /, 1909. in counties where
the sale Of liquor Is 20 continue tn then.
In all others January ! next.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-11-22
BERT PELL is FOUND GUILTY
Marshall County Jury Declares that
He is Murderer OF John
II. Lekley.

ciaI TelegrBm)-The jury IN the case Of
Bert Pell. charged with the murder OF
John II. Lehiey OF clifford. returned a YER
dict Of guilty Of murder in the second de-
gree at Il o'clock this morning Peu win
b. sentenced Wednesday morniE
Omaha daily bee., 1907-11-22
WOMAN is TAKEN TO JOLIET
Mrs. ROmadISa Conducted to Prison
to Serve Indeterminate Term
for Burglary,

CHICAGO, Nov. 2.-Mrs. Evelyn Ro-
madka, the wealthy Milwaukee woman
who confessed to various burglaries and
larcenies in this city, in which a negro
man was her ally, was today taken to the
state penitentiary at Joliet to commence
her sentence Of from one to twenty years
for burglary. Her father, =, ]. Caine of
Oshkosh, Wis, met her at the station and
accompanied her to the door of the prison.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-11-22
DEPOSITS EXCEED Withdrawals
Commercial state bank at Grand
Island Resumes Business.

GRAND ISLAND, Neb., Nov. 2L-tspe-
cial Telegram.)-The Commercial state
bank opened this morning. as announced.
At ! o'clock oficers stated that instead OF
even q semblanee OF a run, the deposits
were greater than the WithdrswaE
Omaha daily bee., 1907-11-22
DOMESTIC.


The Alabama senate passed a bill bar
ring liquor from clubs of the state
Page 1
Cotton ginneries have been less active
this year than last according to the cen
sus report up to November IA. Page
Mrs. RomadSa has been taken to Joliet
penitentiary. Page
The MIX Dealers trust of Chicago is
to be investigated. Page 1
Mrs. Bradley finishes her long recital on
the witness stand at Washington and
other witnesses testify. Page /
Bert Pell has been found guilty of muir
der in the second degree at Marshalltown.
Page /
Inspectors trial of the officers and
crew of the Dick Fowler results in ac-
qulttal on the charge OF reckless naviga-
tion. Page /
Evidence of fraud practiced upon Kick
apoo Indians was found. Page /
Mrs. Hartje wins in the proceedings be-
gun by her husband to reopen the divorce
case Page /
Cashier A. D. Campbell of the Borough
bank of Brooklyn has been arrested on a
charge of forgery and larceny. Page 1
NEBRASKA.
Court room at Beatrice crowded to hear
eNiuSuCe IN SHulnWdy muTutE llldl. ituS-
band Of murdered woman tells Of finding
of the body. Page
Railroads of Nebraska report their
traffic for August, the figures showing a
big increase over July in Nebraska.
Page
The Commercial State bank of Grand
Island opened for business yesterday and
received more money than was with
drawn. Page
FOREIGN.
London is becoming uneasy at the con-
tinued drain of gold. though the rate OF
discount of the Bank of England has not
been changed. Page
Indian strikers in Bengal become so
violent that troops are called in.
Page
A plot against the dictatorship has been
uncovered at Lisbon. Page 1
LOCAL.
Alleging a plot to maintain freight
rates, jobbers at Missouri river points in
stitute proceedings and hearing will he
had at Kansas City and Chicago. Page 1
From the proceeds Of the Count Creigh-
ton Inheritance tax the county will con-
struct a paved road from Omaha to the
northwestern corner of the county
Page s
cention declare against parcels post law.
Page
Omaha is declared to be center for the
sale of souvenir postal cards. Page IL
city veterinarian will proceed against
dairymen who have unsanitary dairies
Page 2
Attorneys for Charles Pumphrey, ac-
cused of killing Ham Pac, object to tho
special jury venire called by Judge Troup.
Page
SPORT.
Hastings and Bellevue meet Saturday TO
settle intercollegiate foot ball champion
ship. Neither team has been beaten this
year Pare 4
COMMERCIAL AND WDUsTR1AL.
Live stock markets. Page
Grain markets. Page q
Stocks and bonds. Pare q
Omaha daily bee., 1907-11-22
SEVEN KILLED BY EXPLOSION
Men Employed on Eastern Construc-
tIOn Works of Grand Trunk
Meet Death.

KENoRA, Ont, NV. gt-In an ex-
plosion yesterday on the eastern construc-
ton works of the Grand Trunk Pacific at
Dryden, seven men were killed and four
injured. An inquest will be held today.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-11-22

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. IA cable dis
patch received IN this city today by J and
A. Brown, coal importers, says that the
strike Of coal miners IN New South Wales
has been settled at all the collieries ex-
cept the Helthurn colliery. The men will
return 10 work next Monday
Omaha daily bee., 1907-11-22
NEBRASKA.
FOREIGN.

London is becoming uneasy at the con,
tinued drain of gold though the rate OF
discount of the Bank of England has moi
been changed Page J
Indian strikers in Bengal become SC
violent that troops are called in.
Page ]
plot against the dictatorship has beer
Omaha daily bee., 1907-11-22
SUMMARY OF THE BEE
THE wBATHER

TAG WGAGAG6s
Forecast till p. m. Friday;
For Omaha, Council Bluffs and Vicinity
Fair Friday; cooler.
For Nebraska-Fair Friday
For IOwa-Fair Friday; cooler.
Temperature at Omaha Yesterday:
Omaha daily bee., 1907-11-22

Continued on Second PaEs.)
Omaha daily bee., 1907-11-22
SPORT.

Hastings and Bellevue meet Saturday to
settle intercollegiate foot ball champion
ship. Neither team has been beaten this
year Page
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-10-16
OPINION De UN Pc
ri6diCO neWyOrkinO
L paz ehilairgsRtIaa. N.pa csnpMltIp ds
lbs Estados UnIdOs.

La paz chilo-ATg ntinR no ha deBpejado
sl horizonts ca Ia zona templadR de Sud.
america El pEograma militar naval
del Brasil, lR Argentina, Chile 81 PERI
comienzR imponerles esos puebIos los
sacrifcios de lR psz armada , empujar'
los por IL vie que lR Europa empieza di
fciimente denandsr.
ST los viejoa conaictos de IngIsterra
Francia, de InglRterFR Russia han podi
do ser regueltos por Ia dipls ma ia: ii item
den 81 arbitramento los gObiernos , 81 de.
Garme los pueblos mo ssr6 tiempo "a de
que 81 Brasil y 10 Argentina rshusIyRn
sus ants gonisnos por unO de eaou msdios?
81 Brasil colinda con todaI las demks
repdhlicas del Sur. 8us disputas con una
cuRlquiera de elias interesR muy directa'
mante & todaH las dem6s poEque ni culmi
naran eaAs difsrencias en- guerra resul
tare victorioHo el gobieFno de Rio JsnsiTo,
loS dem6H puebloB no tRrdarfan en Hsntir
loE tfsctos de Il aTrogancia hagsm6nicR del
Brasil. RecoTdemos 81 mapa de Estados
Unidos en- 1900 comparemoBlo con el de
los Estados Unidos en- 1900.
Erase apenaE una 3 ca 81 Atl6ntieo y
Sc extendi6 al golfo y 81 Mitsiaipf, lutgo
al Pacffco expsnHaa de Mexico, 4 Alas'
ka, q Hawaii; 81 Caribe y 81 mar de ls
China & costa de EBps 1s, 4 Panama y
aun no ha concluido Ell Brasil tiene
mayor base como pappetit vient en- man
geGnt, el conner eI fascar todo ea en-
pssRr, no hay nRci6n nud-americana que,
por pTopio intares, no deba propendsr &
que Buenos Aires Rio JaneiTo lleguen
cuRnto RnteS IN acuerdo que msntenga
la cordialidad de TeIaciones entrRmbsB.
La causR es Bolidal1a deade Cartsgena de
Indias hasta La Plata De La Semaaa,
dc New York
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-10-16
TRIBUNAL SUPREME.
ssh,!,nIsntOs. MS d Ner!snhIs.

Visrnea Manuel, RsfAsl Arman.
do Lopez LsndE6n con ls 6ocisdad AgFf.
cola RabeTt HermRnes Cobro de hipo.
teca legal,
MaTtes 5.-Jose Y Esterds con Jasefa
Rios Colon otron. Nuiidad~,de vRrios
contERtOs de 81 inscription en- 81 Re.
giAtro.
Microbes s 6-Nanuel del Vale, AtileB
con Eladio, Felix J Tito Andreu otTO.
OobFo de- cOAt2s.
JuevsB 7.-Fern6ndez Hermanos con
Dkmaao Rodriguez. DsnoB , peIjuioios
Viernes 8-Pedro del Vale Atiles ,
otra con Manuel Diaz Caneja. Rscono.
cimiento de oensOs otros extremes.
MaItss II Juan 6erER Urgell J otTou
con Pedro AuffAnt y FigusroR. Reivin.
dicaci6n.
Microbes 13 Albert Goodwin MsbF-
hof con Sandalio Rodriguez , otros. DeS'
haucio.
Jueves IA. - CIotilde We've Diaz con
The EsperRnzR Central Sugar Company,
AEsguramiento de sentences.
VieFnes 15.-Emilia Rios C6rdovR con
Manuel Bsnito de Pefia otroa. ReCOno-
cimientO de hiia , entssga Dc bianeS,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-10-16
.EL CONCERTO De la
seTorita PaOIi.
Gran festival irtlstIca.

81 pr6ximo l6bado 19 tsndr6 lugaE 81
anunciRdo concerto do Ia aplaudidR diva
pueTtoFriquefi3 nkfioEita AmAlia Paoli.
ser6 tss IN gran festival artfstico, en- 81
CuRl tomRF6n paFte los mas .distinguidos
elementoa de esta sociedad.
La notable artista dsdics sla mitad del
benefcio la aoeiedRd protectors de men.
digo1 de esta capital.
CoopsTaran On eas acontecimiento arts
ticO les damaB J csbRllsroa siguientsB:
Mrs. Mac LeaFy, BefiorR Isabel Mota de
RRmeEY. Eeioritea: IrmR FinIay, Maria
AEsnaio, Mercedes Velez, Eliza Meltz,
Miss Pide, MaTgarite Grahame, Mercedes
Colon, DiRz y Rosa Galinanes. Nincs:
Blanca = Jorge IriaTts.
CRballeros: JoG6 FigueraS, F. G.. Perez
Almiroty, Federico PoFTsta Doria, AguE.
tin P6fez PierFst, Manuel Real, EvariBto
Vslez Mr. Schluter.
He aquf 81 programs:
"Prinera Parte.-1. sinfonfa "Campa-
none" (Orqussta), Mazsa.
Cuadros ViVos.-1. "Paloma Msnua-
jsra", Befolita Mercedes Infante
2. "Apgel de ID guarda'', senoTita CO.
Ion nifios Blanca PEI fscto Iriarte.
3. "F6, Egpsranza Caridad", Hefcrita
Maria ABsnsio.
4. "iQui6n EupieTa sucribiT~, Eenorits
IrmR FinlaY , Evsristo Velez
5. LAS dos graciaB", BsforitaH Mercs.
des Velez y Amparo Diaz
s "Lorelay', ufiorita Aida Pide =
Fernando Sch!ut9F.
Z. "Apolo Las nueva Musaa", Hehori.
tas Pide, Henarsa, Dias, DAub6n, FeEnan.
deE, CaldeE6n, Finlay, LlabrsS Pujols
Segse'ada parte.-1, Aria de Ia Opera
Favorita'', OoniEetti Por Ia aefi 3rita
Paoli acompafiAda por lR oTquesta.
2. Ddo "CTncifx", FauYs. Por Mrs
MacLasry y la Eenosita PaoIi. Aoompa.
Tiadas al piano por Ia sfiorita Rosa Cali.
flames.
Teroera porte.--1 Gran duo de la gar
zueIa "Jugar con Fuego', Gaztsmbide.
Cantado en car6cter poT la sef1aritR Paoli
y ell senior Real.
2. Bale Cakewa!k, por las BefioritaS
Margsrits y Elisa Grahame, acompafsdan
poF Ia oTquesta.
Cuarta pGTte. ~ Espardiment, walls de
concerto por Ia ''orqueBt2'.
Sa pondr6 en- escena lR chistosa pieza
dram6tica On dos aactos "Robo en- Despo.
blade, de los aefiores Ramos Carri6n y
Vital Azs, con 81 siguients rspartt Dona
Nieves, sefioEita Amalia Paoli; MatiIde,
II ,ra Isabel M De Ramery; Enriqueta,
% fiorita ITrua FiaIay; don BonffAeiO, senior
F. g. Perez AlmiEoty Pspe, sefi9r Jose
Figusrsl; Manuel, ss17r PorTats Doris;
Col6s, u nor Agu:tin Perez Pisrret