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, 1907-08-17
COMING AFTER BODY

A letter was received in this city
this morning from the brother of Will
lam Eagan, the young man who died
of consumption at the county hospital
Wednesday afternoon, saying that his
mother had left Ralston, Pa, on
Thursday, and Mr.. Amberg, the un-
dertaker, looks for her on train No. .
tomorrow morning. The body has
been completely embalmed, and if the
mother SO desires, she may have 1t
shipped back to Ralston for interment.
, 1907-08-17
Uncle Sam Is Second.

New York, Aug. 1.-THE tenth a n
nual issue of F. T. Jones Fighting
Ships" one of the recognized authori.
ties on the navies of the world, puts
the United States second among the
naval powers of the world, with Eng
land first.
, 1907-08-17
RECEIVES FATHERS PENSION,
Son Of Late John Ellis Draws Back
Pay to Amount Of $4,1e4.
Special to The Republican.

Special to The Republican.
cheyenne, Wyo., Aug. INT. John
G. Ellis. son of John Ellis. late cor
poral of Company E, One Hundred and
Sixteenth Pennsylvania volunteer in
fantry, formerly of Laramie, and now
residing in Chicago. has been notified
by Congressman Mondell that he has
been allowed his fathers pension of So
a month from July 4, 1877, to March
10, 1886, n SIP a month from that
date. He has also been allowed 81 .
addition as a minor during his
minority. The total back pension
amounts to $4,1S4.
, 1907-08-17
Clear Wires at Chicago.

Special to The Republican.
Chicago, ILL.,, Aug. lit is reported
here that Small's order has had no
appreciable effect and that both com.
panies claim to have clear wires.
An improvement was reported at
Portland, Ore. and at Tacoma, Wash,
the strike was reported as having been
broken.
, 1907-08-17
Seven Men Called Out,

Chicago, ILL.,. Aug. 1.-THE teleg-
raphers' general strike order appar-
emily had no effect in this city, either
yesterday or today. The Western
Union claimed that its only effect was
to call out seven men in the twenty
states from which they had complete
, 1907-08-17
Stock at the Yards.

The following stock was at the
yards this morning: Jack Chesney,
from Altamont. Wyo., two carloads
Of sheep, sold to Ed Meyers, who will
forward them to st. Joseph; Marks &
Dillranch, from Rock River. n car
load Of horses. This firm bought two
carloads from Sheriff Bath and the
three will go forward as one shipment.
, 1907-08-17
Going for a Fortnight.

NS4 VSis'''S'S' b.
General Foreman Roth Of the shops
and family expect to leave in a day or
two for the Centennial valley, where
they will spend a fortnight fishing and
camping. Camp Roth has come to be
known as one of the busiest places,
and the best fed. during the fishing
season.
, 1907-08-17
Declaration by Companies.

Both companies declare that the or
der had not the slightest effect in in
f1cials continue to assert that the tel
egraph companies are hopelessiy Grip
pied. Peacemakers are making no
progress.
, 1907-08-17
WILL TAKE CHARGE
NE oNNk

C. S. Hannum of Bloomington, ILL.,.
an experienced book binder, arrived in
the city today and on Monday will &C
cept a position in the bindery depart
ment of The Republican. Mr.. Hannum
comes with high recommendations and
is a pleasant, practicable young man.
, 1907-08-17
, Q O Q o o Q O q @ Q O @ @ @ Q
SWiTCHMEN HELD. 9
Reeves and kiser Charged With C
Starting Fatal Fires. G

@ Boulder, Colo, Aug. 17.-The G
9 coroner's jury rendered a verdict G
@ charging Frank Kiser n J.. W. 9
9 Reeves, switchmen, with starting @
@ the fire which caused the deadly c
Q explosion last Sunday, costing @
@ four lives and doing immense q
g damage. @
Q Charged With Murder. G
@ Information was filed today G
Q charging Reeves and Kiser with Q
9 murder. @
G Q @ @ Q @ Q
, 1907-08-17
TIMELY YOUTH STOPS
A RUNAWAY HORSE

Mrs. E. H. Knight and her sister
were in their carriage on Second street
at noon, when the horse took fright at
some object and raj away. The ami
nal was stopped by a timely youth be-
fore any damage occurred, except to
the harness.
, 1907-08-17
THE DAY
-tl- I 4

Rev. and Mrs. A. P. Hansen OF Den
yer and Senator and Mrs. J. w. John
son of this city went to the Lund ranch
this morning, where they are spending
the day, intending to return later in
the afternoon. Mr.. Jansen will
preach at the West Side church tomor'
row morning, at 10 o'clock.
, 1907-08-17
MAKING Cheap Rates.

The Union Pacific is the first road
IN the west to announce a departure
from the established rule to grant no
concessions to any persons In the way
u reduced rates, says the Omaha Bee.
Wnen the legislatures Of the western
, 1907-08-17
Pay Day on Plains Line.

Yesterday was pay day on the Lar.
Plains line, and President Miller
and Auditor Emmons went to Centen-
NAL and to the camp above that place,
the employees of the road. Mr..
Emmons returned on train No. 2 yes
terday. Mr.. Miller remaining at Gen.
tennial and being present at the dance
given there last night.
, 1907-08-17
HARNDEN

10 Ill LIZ De ] En-.
DR.. McCollum, the physician who Is
attending James Luther, the ranchman
from the Harnden ranch who is Ill
from ptomaine poisoning from eating
canned tomatoes. was reported little
better today and his condition is still
considered serious. He is at the coun-
ty hospital.
, 1907-08-17
HOME FROM VISIT

TO LESLIE FRIENDS
Mrs. C, c. Clark and MI. and Mrs.
Clark, the parents of her husband,
who have been visiting at Leslie for
a few days, reached the city this after
noon, coming with Mr.. and Mrs. G. w.
Penn. Mrs. Penn is here expecting the
arrival of a sister from the east, she
being heard from last at Fort Collins,
on her way to Laramie.
, 1907-08-17
PINkERToN PASSES AWAY.
Died at Sea En- Route to Germany for
His Health.

New York, Aug. 17.-Robert Pinker-
ton, head of the detective agency. died
on the steamship Bremen August IL,
at sea, en- route to Germany for his
health.
, 1907-08-17

Ed Neal of the shops left this after
noon for the Little Laramie river,
promising some fish for their friends,
but not specifying the size. They will
return tomorrow night.
, 1907-08-17
Saratoga carr Here.

Two cars of the Saratoga and En-
campment road, running from Walcott
to Saratoga, yer in the yards here
this morning. at the freight house to
be unloaded.
, 1907-08-17
Hot Iron on Foot.

Fred R~oesseler of the rolling mills
was treated by DR.. Stevens yesterday
for a wound caused by the falling of
a piece of red hot iron on his foot.
He will be laid up for a few days.
, 1907-08-17

Going Fishing This Afternoon.
Foreman Frank Davidson Of the
shops, Mike Fitzgerald Of the electric
turntable, Henry Cook, the timer. and
, 1907-08-17
Commanded for Irees

OUHNHefueu TOT TTeeS.
Superintendent McKeen of the mo-
tive power department of the Union
Continued on page ~
, 1907-08-17
NOT To Be
TAKEN UP
JUDGE DENIES APPLICATION OF
INSURANCE COMPANY FOR Or
DER TO HAVE BODY
EXAMINED.

Man Named Perkins Died fdom Fall
from His Roof and Company Want.
ed to See If Poison Caused Death
Carried Large sum, Last Policy
Being Taken Out Short Time Be-
fore Date of the Fatal Accident.
, 1907-08-17
VOTE IN THE RING
CONTEST TODAY,

The vote for the various contestants
for the ring to be given to the queen
of the carnival today is as follows:
, 1907-08-17

Daily Republican. 50 cents a mouth
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1907-12-14
For Better Road Methods

4 letter from Mr. /. w. Page, Di-
rector OF the office OF Public Roads,
informs us that it is the purpose OF
that office to furnish through the press
OF the various counties, valuable intOr-
nation on the subject OF road builu
ing, ii the people show sufficient i'll.
terest to justify the publication Of the
articles. In our opinion such articles
would be greatly appreciated and would
not only stimulate interest. but con-
vey many practical and valuable ideas
that would be helpful in our work OF
road mending and construction
Statistics recently compiled ~ the
L. s. Office OF Public Roads show that
there are nearly 2,5oo, 900 miles OF pub
lie roads in this country, only 4 small
percentage ni winch are improved
Necessarily it will be m'uy years be
fore large percentage ui this -rcat
mileage will be improved, ard ~ the
meantime it is ui the utmost mp 'r-
lance that we make the b~.l p. ~-.'l'o
use ui lac l'tics al hand in ,\pculj-
tuTr 10. nearly S@o.oro,O0o peg awum
is hcu- "nrhrd tn the ms.u,,ulu,c Of
these l.aUS. ana 4 IS ~".a 3D.. -.r TIM.
the los, from improper mi .0rls is
well MP in the millions
There are certain pr'uc.u' Is "l,sh
undcrlr The art ~ road bu..I.ng and
maintenance, and certain methods
known To- many engineers a"a rDad
builder, which are easily understood
and as easily put INTO practice. On
fortunately. ,Gc,c snrp.e prinr'I les ANIL
methods are not uuivrr,a'ir ral wn.
W puId i not assist orr Cpur,,, road
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FURS
SHOES

Feet warm and dry? Ii YOU are
shod with our Shoes Tor Mems wear,
we will guarantee you will be more
than pleased with our walk Over"
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GROCERIES

FINEST brand OF Main Corn IL IL
per can w
pei Monte Asparagus Tips, 4oc can.
t'1e Honey CSC, large jar
EI va; bartlett Pears, &c. Fine.
flhc santos Coffee, I5c pound.
["noerrieS, 12 lee per quart.
@aTb"t Na'nutS, 2oc pound.
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Prices Holiday Bulletin

Shoe, We have various kinds and
Prices but our. shoes are all leather
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What Would
You Do

If three good physicians
should pronounce your
case hopeless. IF they
should decide that YOU
could not live longer than
six weeks. And if you
should get well, after US
ing only $1,000 worth of
DR.. Miles Heart Cure and
Nervine, what would you
advise a friend in like con-
dition to do?
II have TO thank you for saving
my wiies life two years ago. We had
continued with the doctor until the
third doctor, like the two previous
for her, that she had better he taken
home from the hospital to quietly wait
her time. which would not be over
weeks at the most. | brought her
Or. Miles Heart Cure and Nervine
might help her, so l got a uuttle OF
each and some Nerve and Liver Pills
and commenced to give them to her.
We soon seen an improvement, and
encouraged by this we continued Civ
Ing the medicine We gave her eleven
bottles in all of the medicine She
takes it occasionally now If she feels
the need. l am in the ministry, and
have been for "A years"
REV. i. NIIILIGAN,
Genda Springs, Kans.
Or. Miles Heart Cure is sold by
your druggist, who will guarantee that
the first bottle will benefit. If It fails
he will refund your money.
Miles Medical Co., Elkhart, Ind
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WILMINGTON

Every condne efforts Offering customers
for te holiday buying articles that useful bring
comfort and peasneto the recipient Being posted thoroughly
the lines that accustomed to hlnlr believe can serve
best by careful choosing OF regular lines With
ceedng holiday business has increase
we believe this will be exception.
Our service up usual year efficiency de
veries will be found much prompt than We
would suggest in far onvenien try do your shopping
my the morning hours
The following lines all useful and know to-
be complete be found in the largest The prices
in every instance as low as is consistent with quality
HANDKERCHIEFS, GLOVES, HOSIERY, NECK
WEAR, LEATHER GOODS, BELTS, BEL TINGS, BEL
BUCKLES, NECK RUFFS, SHELL GOODS, OPERA
BAGS, TOILET ARTICLES, BLANKETS, SPREADS,
COMFORTABLES, DOWN QUILTS, TABLE LINENS,
FANCY LINENS, TOWELS DRESS GOODS, SILKS,
SILK PETTICOATS, WOOL PETTICOATS, UNDER
WEAR, CELDREN'S COATS, WOMEN'S COATS,
RAIN COATS EVENING COATS AND RELIABLE
FURS FOR WOMEN AND CHILDREN.
621-623 Marker St. WILMINGTON.
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.NOTICIAS DE
AREGIBO.
FaIleCi6 en- Mexico Ia sefOra madre
de don Nicolas MachlaYeIO.
Las ahras del natadsra taesa ! 50 tsrnIao.
CDs naestr0 oOrresponsaEl.

Enero 27.-Anoche di6 sn primera
fun,i5n en- este Teatro 81 reputado actor
don Alfredo Alc6n con 81 cuadro drama
tico. Las obras escogidas fueron muy del
agrado del numeroso. p6blico que llenaba
las IocalidadeB. Todos los actores fueron
muy aplaudidos llamados Ia escena al
flual de la hermosa obTa de Ventura de la
Vega ''La muier del a1tista". Esta noche
estos simpaticoB artistas dan 50 Ultima fun
ci6n por estar comprometido 81 teatro
para los bales de mascaras, Baliendo ma
mana para Utuado donde dar&n varias
fnnciones
-Ha fallecido en- Mexico la amantfsi-
ma madre de nuestro amigo don Nicolas
Macbiavelo, & quien acompa1amos en- su
justo dolor. r. !. F.
Contin6a de cada dfa mas Ia ANNA
ci6n para las pr6ximasfestas de carnaval
y la juventud tiene va en- candidatura
varias distinguidas sefioritas para la Reina
y damas de honor.
La election se verifcara el pr6ximo do.
mingo que sera el primer baile de masca-
ras de la temporada. Para estos bales
circular6n invitaciones con las cuales los
invitados podr6n recoger la entrada en- la
taquilla del teatro. va han sido pedidos
una porci6n de palcos y las peTsonas que
los deBeen deben solicitarloS de don Jose
Mora.
En- el establecimiento ''La Victoria"
Sc exhibe la hermosa corona de orc pie
dras preciosas con que la sociedad del
teatro obsequiara 4 Ia sefiorita que sea
elegida reina del carnaval.
-El CONCEAL de este Muuicipio don
Juan Watts, solicit6 del nuevo concelo
municipal un voto de gracias al alcalde
sefior Manuel Perez Aviles, por sus bri.
llantes gestiones administrativas durante
81 pasado perfodo, 10 cual fu6 acordado
por uuanimidad.
-Tocan su termino las obras de repa-
raci6n que Sc hacen en- este matadero y
que no dudar 10 deiar6n en- brillantes
condolences de comodidady y ganidad. El
alcalde senior Perez Avil6s Sc ha tornado
verdadero empeno en- estas mejoras.
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NOTICIRS.

Esta maiana fonde6 en- el puerto el
vapor coETeo espafol "Montsvideo." Es.
t. .tarde saldr6 para Cuba Vera Ecruz.
En- ''El TelegrRfo" eS Melon & Co.
acaban de importarBe de Paris para sus
tituir las 'Capachas' de Ia estaci6n an
terror, preCiosos sombreros de fieltro y
otTas clases para seforas y nifaB, foEmas
elegantfsimas Al alcance de todas las for
tunAA 15v.a.
Los trabsjos del muelle de Mayagiez
4 cargo de obras p6blicas, estan adelantan-
do rdpidamente.
COLOCACION para una sefiora s
seforita. La ofracemos en- nuestra oficina
de Ponce para Ia atenci6n general de di.
cha ofcina. 81 entiende habla algo el
ingles es prefeEible. Buena colocaci6n
buep sueldo Escrfbase Ia solicitud por
Ia misma persona interesada. y dirfiass
'9The Porto Rico Drawn Work & Embroi'
derry Co" 19 Allen ST. San Juan.
Sc encuantFa enfermo de album cui.
dado, el Sr Manuel Rodriguez, del conner
clio de esta ciudad , concejal que ha sido
del municipio de esta capital. LIE desea-
mos mejoris.
"LA VILLA DE MADRID" avisa &
sus favorecedores, que acaba de recibir las
legftimas alfombras terciopslo de Orients,
marca "EsCudo" para sala, asf como los
driles de hiIo, legftimo ndmerO 100 Ji'
pijapa = las mejorea alpacas negras J casi
mires inglesea
En- materiales para la confecCi6n de
sombreros, ENGAGES, bordados, aplicaciones
corses; es la casa que tiene Biempre el
meior surtido.en Puerto Rico. Hacemos
enVfos por correos todos los pueblos de
Ia isla. Te6fono 27S. ..P o. B. 764.
San Francisco 5, San Juan p. r.
-Est6 vacante una plaza de vocal de
Ia JuDta SEscolar dc, Afiasco.
-EI vino SAN RAFAEL LEGITI-
MO 10 venden Luifa Hmns Scsrs.
De los maestros examinados, varios |
ocupar6n escuelas rure'es en- Guayama,
Juana Dfaz Utuado. Faltan aun~bas.
tantee para cpbrir las muchas escuelas que /
estan cerradss por falts de personal.
-El espl6ndido surtido de chocolates y |
duIces en- cajaS, propias para regalcs de |
Navidad, que ha recibido sel cafe de los
espososM Morgan, Fortaleza 81. es el mejor
que SO ha visto en- esta ciudad. "Samo.
set s.Baker'', las dos acreditadas, ,marcas
est6n & disposition del p6blico. Heledos
de todas clases s La orden. p.
Hoy ssrSn presentadas varias mocio-
mes ante Ia Corte Federal las que go veran
deSpu6s en- juicio.
Sc compran ABANICOS ANTI
GUOS aunque no esten en- buen estado,
collsres antiques de coral y prendas anti
guas.
Dirfiase & P. ]. B. Tetu6n 40, Altos. s.
En- 10 que respects cambios en- las
ofcinas de Ia alcaldfa Se asegurs que muy
pocas ge llevaran & efecto.
-Experimente usted las "Pastillas Di-
gestivas del doctor Le Roy, marca "An-
ttricas'', no tomar6 otras. Con un en-
SayO baata.
--Es grande la animaci6n qne hay para
Ia Kermesse que benefciO de los pobres
de San Juan, Sc celebraTa mafiana en- Ell
tsatro. TrajeS caprichosos luciran s'gu-
mas Stas.
-Tenemos encima como Sc dice el
caFnayal como vendran del exterior
muchos tourintas presenciar el jlegO
aquf, va est6 recibiendo 6rdenes 81 Hotel
'sHelvetia", para los huespedes de ls
Isla. Cruz % San Juan.
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La inauguration de Ia ''Kermssse'

Hoy viSit6 esta redacci6n bello eniam
bre de damas, gozosas rientes como 81 CO.
LIBRARIAN "a el buen frutu de suB nobilfsi-
mos empef1os.
TraieronIls simpdtica information de que
mafiana, & las 8 p. m, se inaugura la Ker-
mesce por elias organizada, en- 81 teatro
-Todo ser6 muy barato-diieron. La
entrada solo cuesta diez centavos. Y ha-
bra bale tambi@n.
Y muchas carss bonitas-decimos noso.
tTos; y almas ennoblecidas por Ia mas alta
virtud cristiana 81 mas sublime amor
que es el que las inspira: IL caridad.
EBta noche 30 vera 81 teatro lleno. Ell
comercio ha ofrecido cierre general; pero
Herfa conveniente que al cerrar, no dele
dentro de los establecimientos 4 Ia laborio.
"a rumbosa dependencia, que es 10 i'm.
Portante.
La iniciaci6n del pr6ximo carnaval,
triunfando como tTiunfarS-eas fiesta
caritativa, nos parecerta entonces 81 mas
digna iniciaci6n,
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Bale TRANSFERRED
en- Ponce.
La COmpaiia de varisdades Mcguire
aCtia en- Ia PerIs.
Una circular del nugV0 aIGaIde los empIsadOs
del muRIClplO.
cDe nuestro eorregponsaL. }

Euero 26.-El bale de confanza anun.
ciado que debfa celebrarae en- el Casino
de Ponce en- Ia noche del rs del corriente,
ha aido transferido para el domingo pro-
ximo, por 81 fallecimiento de don Miguel
RoBich En- esa noche Be efectuara el
escrutinio general y gera proclamada Ia
reina del carnaval.
Sc encuentra enfermo de mucho cui-
dado 81 rico propietario don Felix Crosag.
Deseamosle pronta mejor1a.
--Anoche hizo su debut On 81 teatro
LA Perla" la compaffa de variedades
Mcguire.
Ante numeroso p1blico, se efectuaron
con asombrosa impieza varias suertes de
prestidigitaci6n que fueron muy aplaudi-
das.
Ell caballo "NoScOtG' es verdadeTamen.
te sabio, 10 demostr6 hacienda distintos
trabajos con tai precision destreza que,
llam6 poderosamente Ia atencifn del
p6blico que 10 presenciaba. Los demas
n6meTos del programS SO llevaron cabo
con gran exactitud, recibiendo los artistas
que tomaron parte, grandes y nutridos
aplauBos. Hoy mafana domingo SO
daran dos grandes funciones, que lle-
var&n mucho pGblico al coliseo.
-GobiernO municipal de Ia CSatdGd
de Ponce, p. r. Acadia. A los en-
pleados de la misma- Necesitando del
concurso de todoS vosotros para llevar
cabo la labor que me propongo reAlizar
en- esta Ciudad durante 81 periodic de mi
administration municipal, quiero que ell
regimen interior de eBtas oficinas responda
cumplidamente dicho fin, por su buena
marchs perfecto eDgrauaje
En- tai sentido he hecho abrir un libr.S
registro desde hoy, donde cada empleado
anotar6 bajo su frma, la hora en- que
entra en- su respective depaltamento.
Estas son: 8 de la mafiana = de la tarde,
como hasta aquf. Suplico y espero
puntualidad rigurosa en- esta prescription,
que es muy importante para evitar p6rdi'
das de tempo. Me ssrfa muy sensible
toner que lamar la atenci6n de un en-
pleado hacia Ia circunstancia de que tenga
que frmar, un cuarto de hors despues del
tempo de entrada que su deber le fJa.
No Introduce variaci6n alguna en- las
horas de salida: IL por la mafiRna y por
la tarde, asf como II al medic dia de los
sabados salvo casos excepcionales.
Asf mismo estimare los Jefes oficia-
les de los diversas departamentos, que no
admitan en- los mismos ning1n visitante
siempre que venga por mera curiosidad,
pues no hay cosa que perturbe tanto el
trabajo como las visitas ociosas.
Termino saludando cordlalmente & to-
dos ex presando mi absolute confanza en-
que los empleados municipales de Pouce
cOoperar6n ampliamente con Bu laboriosi-
dad, competencia honradez al progreso
administrative de la Ciudad. Atenta-
meRte S. Moret.
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una GENIALIDAD DE La CALvE.
La Erase de CamhrOdne-- la gaTde
meurt.... Zen SuS IahiOS
Ssmajants esOena prOVOO6 Ia sdblta saIlda del roy
de SaIOnla, de los principles dc los prlnCipa-
les sspsOtadOrss saIOnes.

Es nm pleito muy parisi6n el que Mr..
SchaTmann acaba de promover contra
Nine. Emma Calve, mas parisi@n adm que
el incidente que 10 motiva, muy parisi6n
sin embargo de haber ocurrido On Dresde
En- Dresde, en- ia Opera Real, en- pre-
sencia del rey de Sajonia de su corte,
Nine. Calve cantaba Carmen.
Ell 6xitc habfa sido de los mas sefiala-
dos, cuando en- el dltimo acto & consecuen-
cia de una distraction, el tenor que Ia con-
testaba interrumpi6 el. curse de la escena
en- la cual la cantante Sc proponfa obtener
IN gran efecto.
Nine. Emma Calve, furiosa. inteTcal6
entonceS en- su papel una sefie de episetos
violentoS, dirigidos al torpe Don Jose y,
fualmente, acab6 apostrofandole por tres
veces en- sus propias barbas con Erase que
en- ell campo de batalla de Waterloo hizo
retroceder un instante q los batallones in.
gleses, que ahora en- la Opera Real de
Dresde entire ell tumulto las protestas de
una concurrencia altamente escandalizada,
ha provocado la sdbita salida del rey, de
los principles y de los principales especta'
dores saiones.
Al dfa siguiente fn6 communicate Nine.
Emma Calv6 la prohibition de reaparecer
en- la Opera, y el empresario Mr.. Schar.
mann, en- Ia imposibilidad de continuar
suB representations, sufriendo considera-
BILE periuicio, ha demandado su iFritada
contratada la conBiguiente reparaci6n, an
te los jueces de Ia sala de audiencia.
Sin entrar en- 81 fondo del debate, causa
verdadera admiration que Ia Erase inco..
rrecta haya podido salir de los labios de
una artista fna, deIicada y culta como
Nine. Emma Calv6
Pero tambi6n, despu6S de Ia famosa
PGrGdore sur Le Comedien, de Diderot, en-
el hecho no debe verse mas one Ia manera
como2la artista interpTeta su papel, pues
aquella entrafia la esencia de su personaie
mo conozco NADIA que Sc haya dicho mas
signifcativo nj mas en6rgico que esa SEN
ella palabra de Emma Calv6.
No ha sido, no ha podido ser madame
Emma Calv@ quien ha pronunciado eaa
palsbra; es la Erase de una cigarrera,
este nos demuestra haBta lqu6 punto mara
villoso Nine Emma Calv6 Sc identifcaba
con Carmen.
Estad seguros de que 81 la Calv6 hu.
biera representado squella tarde Ariana,
Orfeo MelasandrO, 50 c6lera Sc habrfa
manifestado en- un vocablo bien diferente.
Por esto creemos-lejoa de pretender
que ha sido NAL comprendida que ella
ha exclamado: "Torero, ponte en- guar,
dia'' Isl to amo,' guardate, q otra cual.
quier Erase en- Is cual g,sdrda podfa indn'
cir & confusion, sin duda, con Ia celebre
La gGrde meurt... del her6ico Cambrodne
que Nine. Calv6 debe reivindicar alta.
mente esa especie. sin temer Ia confrma'
ci6n de autentcidad de una palabra que
honra en- extreme 81 conciencia artfs.
tica.
RI. TT
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-01-28

So avisa todos squellos que deseen per
tenecer al cuerpo de la policfa inBular y
eSpecialmente los que han prestsdo SER
vicios como especialea en- ell mencionado
cuerpo, que habrS tallas en- esta ciudad de
San Juan, (Cuartel de San Francisco,
Ofcinas Comisi6n Policfa Insular) el dia
19 de Febrero de 1907 las 8 a. m.
Saber leer escribir, ITALIA sin zapatos
172 centfmetros, peso sin ropa, 130 libras,
expansion toraxica 5 centfmetros buena
dentadura, no tener imperfecciones en- la
vista el dido d otro de1ecto ffsico cual.
quiera, son requisites q Sc exigen para la
admission.
Una vez pasadas las tallas anunciadas
por el presente, no Sc atenderd4recomenda
ci6n alguna para ingreso en- Ia policfa de
aquellos que hubiesen sido tallados.