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Arizona republican., 1907-07-24

to lose him and his interest in recla-
Though there is no information on hat
point, il is quite likely also that the
fducatiouat work did not offer las large
financial incentive though the posi-
ton carries with 1t one of consider
able reputation and honor The ten
der Of the chair was insistent however,
and finally after consultation with the
reclamation service officials of the
Washington office he was advised to
accept it, Moreover IL was announced
that the bureau was so apprecjative
of his work il did not propose to be de-
prived of his services, even If he did
accept. but that Madison would be
made his headquarters and that the
corps of engineers ana craftsmen en-
ployed in his office would be moved
TO Madison where he could still super
intend the work they are doing. This
arrangement having been made salts
factorily to all parties interested. Mr..
Ensign accepted the offer of the Wis
consin university and is now busy pre-
pairing to move his office parapher-
MALTA and has corps of assistants to
Madison. about the first of August
The Wisconsin State Journal of recent
date publishes long article in respect
of the employment of Professor En-
sign and the filling of two other chairs
at the university. giving a brief bio
graphical sketch of each of the new
professors. Concerning Prof Ensign
the Journal says;
"Orville II. Ensign. the new pro-
fessor' OF electrical engineering, has
had wide experience during the past
twenty-five years insa. variety of prac-
teal electrical work. After complet-
ing his work at Cornell in 1884. he en-
tered the Schenectady Locomotive
Works. For several years he was in
charge of the power plant construction
of the Edison Electrical company at
New York. and later became head of
the testing department of the General
Electrical Company at Schnectatly, in
1894 he moved to the Pacific coast,
and for ten years he was actively iden-
titled with electric light. power and
railway companies at Redlands. Pas
adena and Los Angeles.
LAS general engineer Of the South
ern California Power Company. he
planned and constructed the first sue
cessful 10000 volt long distance trans
mission line in the world. When this
company was consolidated with 9TH
ers as the Edison Electric company of
Los Angeles. he became general cleo
trical and mechanical engineer.
In 1904 he was chosen general
electrical and mechanical engineer OF
the work on electrical and pumping
problems OF the Pacific coast. In this
connection he has had supervision of
all the important mechanical and cleo
trical work involved in the large irri-
cation projects now under way in the
west. Professor Ensign has been in
terested in the development Of engi-
neering practice in its scientific as
well as in its practical aspects. and Is
especially attracted to the university
by the opportunities offered for car
rying on Investigations in applied sci
ence. He will begin work at the uni
versity at the opening Of the fall SEM
ester next September.
Arizona republican., 1907-07-24
MESA
sEveN-HEApEp WHEAT.

II. G. Phelps. known as Mesa's most
practical and successful wheat far
mer. has harvested his crop of "sev-
en-head wheat" The yield was 80
sacks from Ia acres. He claims the
wheat to be so satisfactory that he
would never care to plant any other
variety; that it is rust proof. smut
proof. and an enormous yielder; that
to make the best wheat il requires
much less seed per acre in planting.
This crop is from seed grown by ID.
D. Smith and recommended 10 him by
Mr.. Phelps TO make a test. Only those
who have lost thousands of dallars
by rust and smut can property ap-
preciate seed wheat of this variety.
Arizona republican., 1907-07-24
SALE OF GOOD RANCH.

W. NJ Fricker has purchased from
c. W. Simpkins the latter's 2O-acre
ranch. which is considered one of the
best small ranches in this part of the
valley. Mr.. Fricker is a recent arrival
from the east, and promises to be one
of the many good citizens of which
this part of Maricops county now
boasts.
Arizona republican., 1907-07-24
EPWORTH LEAGUE.

The members of the local Epworth
League have announced a social to
be held at the handsome and commo-
dious residence of Mr.. and Mrs. F. p.
Drew. on Friday evening of this week.
II is TO be called cobweb social and
Arizona republican., 1907-07-24

Rock-abye. baby. in tree-top..
When the wind blows the cradle will
rock; II the bough breaks and he gets
a fall DonOfrios Cactus Candy viii
keep down his squall.
Arizona republican., 1907-07-24

those attending are to untangle the
web.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-01-25
ASUNTOs b|V[RSOS
~
Reception en- Ia morada de los
esposos Wiothrop.- Una
jugada sol 8 rendida.
TlPLE SONORA BOBE
Pro-esado por acometimientc
yagresi6u. La Secreta-
ria de Rio. Grande.

Anoche Sc llev6 4 efecto la
reception semanal en- la residencia
de los esposos Winthrop. Nume.
rosa y selecta concurrencia de dis
tinguidas damas y caballeros asisti6
al acto, que result6, como siempre,
lucido.
Ell doctor Cueto y la coma
drona seiiora Maria Diaz viuda de
Cuevas, practicaron aver una deli
cada operaci6n de parto en- la sefio-
ra de D. Francisco Melendez. Dicho
trabajo fue difcil por su caracter,
pero gracias a la pericia de dicho
facultativo y de su habil ayudante,
la enferma ha continuado perfeSta-
mente, asf como Ia criatura que GO
"a de vida robusta.
LA jugada sorprendida en-
Puerta de Terra, por la policia de
aquel puesto, no fuS en- el estableci-
miento de billar de don Juan Re-
quena y ST frente q aquel.
Para la Secretarfa del Ayun-
tamiento de Rio Grande, Sc seia-
Ian como candidates los sefores don
Candido Martinez y don Ricardo
Narvaez.
-7SegIn noticias Ia tiple seiio.
ra Carmen Bobe Sc ha separado de
la Compaiiia de zarzuela Andres y
Rivera, viniendo 4 San Juan, de
donde partira en- breve para Mexi-
co donde ha sido contratada. Para
reemplazar 4 dicha artista la Com
pahia ha contratado a la tiple sefio.
ra Laura Ndiez.
-Ha sido procesado por el Juez
Municipal de Bayam6n, Miguel Pri.
vado (a) Magfn, por acometimientc
y aggression con CIRCUMSTANCES gra.
yes 4 su concubina Marcelina Aya.
Ia, q quien intro varias heridas.
ARRIENDO.--Se admiten pro,
posiciones de arriendo de la cass
altos y bajos, San Justo nGtnero S.
frente Gonzalez Padin Hermanos
quienes informaran. I3-:
-Anteayer fue dado de alta er
el Hospital municipal { irgres6 Ell
la carcel el individuo Santiago La
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-01-25
LA RETNA MARGARITA

-Ahora! ALA ta ALA a respond6 ramente Ell alemau in
nandose aadose segda bulto cuyo peso paca
considerable.
Pero los pegunt6 impacentemente e duque ad6n
de estan?
y los otros aoaband0 los oros
" td, ique has hechof
-Yo? ahora 10 vereis, a6astaos un 6oqnt0
FL duque di6 paso haca atras,
En- este momento pudo dsnguse objeto que duras
penas evantaba de Besme; e cadaver de ancano
o puso sobre la baranda del balloon 10 BALANCED nstante
el aire y 10 arroo los pies de su
FL sordo rudo la cd chorros de sangre que seron
del cerpo que sapcaron pavmeno aerraron hasa al mmo
duque pero sensation duo POGO cuosdad movie los
circumstances acercas vcma cuyo cuerpo ue unado por
Ia vacilante luz de una antorcha.
Entonces puderon dngur barba blanca,
nerable c1spadas por la muerte.
iEl amrante! excamaron enmudecieron la par vente
voces.
ST. aimirante Es e. acknowledgements, dijo duque
aproxnandose adaver para contemplate sencoo delete
-iE amiranteI iel anrante reptieron media todos
los esgos de aquea estrechandose unos contra o
apoxinaudoe ndamene al mutado cuerpo del gran
iAh ihee ahi pues Gasparl dO e triunfane duque de
Suisaj hiciste asesinar mi padre yo lie vengo.
avi6 pone pie sobre pecho del heroe protes'
tante.
Enonces abrieron difcuad los oios del mobundo
su sangrenta nutada cspo po Ultima sin sar
de SIT iunnovilidad do al sacriego sepucral
Enrique de GusaI da lgara que tamben td sentas
sobe M pecho pie de aseno Yo no he atado til padre
Maldito seas
81 duque paldo tenboroso pesar suyo sint6 corref
pof ss Venas glacial esemecmieno pas6 pof
ente nentas ahuyentar aquea gubre vision euando
Ia de6 caer cuando arev6 mirar de al amante los
uega que cona de boc hasa blanca barba hab uCedo
las bes paabras que aqueos abos acababan de pronunca
81 duque evan6 espada ademande dssesperada
luci6n
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-01-25
0TRlS I0T|c|ls
Discussion entrelos iefes rep
blicanos. Cont tra los adul.
teradores de leche.
GUERRA SlM CuARTEI
Condemns extiuguidas en I
C4rcel muricipal. - Va
por cubano sJulia.s

Aver por la tarde los jefea
del republicanismo en- San Juan
discutian en- la calle, en- formas n0
muy tranquilas. Comentaban, Il
parecer, Ia question alcalde de u
ciudad y Sc hacian concentrates. se
gun Sc dice, acerca de La renunciG
que Sc asegura present6 Mr.. Cro-
.sas.
-Contin6a la guerra sin Guar
tel por parte del Departamento Dc
|Sanidad contra los adulteradores de
la leche en- esta ciudad y .sus ba-
rrios. iDuro con ellos!
- Sc VENDEN 8 arriendan en-
Caguas $40 cuerdas de terreno propias
|. para cualquier uso agncola. Las ha
de atravesar la linea del fenocarril de
San Juan q Caguas. Sc vende el ga
nado que pasta en- elias. Informant,
Enrique FERNANDEZ. m. alt.
-Esta madana cumplieron sas
condemns en- Ia Carcel Municipal
nueve individuos.
--El dia ~ de Febrero ilegara
4 Ponce el vapor aJuliaa procedente
de la Habana y eScalas.
D%EN Ell CLUB de F. KehrhahM
y Co., aS San Francisco, sc venden doe
feloies de orc cada semana, entire so
socios, abonando $o.s $500 sesna.
nal. La Ultima semana obtuvo uno
don Juan Ruiz, socio ndm. 50.
-Anoche no pudo celebrar Sc
sion el Concejo Municipal por falta
de q~oram. Asi empiezan los nue..
vos padrss de Ia ciudad..
D@PARA carreras de cabalios,
venden relojes especiales 6 contadores
de quintos de segundos S.. 40, $500,
$40. 90 y $t1.oo, porte pago, los seao.
res F. Kehrhahn y Co., San Juan,
Puerto Rico. alt.
= -El professor don Aniceto Flo.
Tres, ha sido designado para desem.
pefar una escuela rural en- Ia Caro-
lima.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-01-25
ALEXANDRA DUMAS

-Cudado sehor caballero, cudado gnt6 La Huriere
Coconnas d6 sao haca aas haba levantadc
sobre rod sedento de venganz a Cocoon
con pual quele avis6 posadero
All! lviperino exclam6 Coconnas.
arojandose sobre el hedo lie hund6 espada
e pecho hastal empunadura
" ahora exclsm6 Coconnas dejando hugonote
las convusons de la agona mrante ia casa del
almiranteI
All ah sehor mio do Maurevel parece que lie vas to-
mando afc6n.
Cierto que ST. do Coconnas, Sc e DIOR la p6vora
que emborracha vista de sangre que pero voto
sanes voy onando gusto carncea Esto es como
demos de hombres hab caado mas que osos
lobos uro por mi honor que de hombes
nas dvertida.
los tres prosigueron carrera
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-01-25
DESDE GUYANA
Fiestas de Carnavsl. - Klec
ci6n de Reina. -Cupopes 4
centavo. - Entusiasmo.
RIEGO De GALES
En Ia p'azl principal. Niue.
va danzs.@Cultos en- Ia
Iglesia protestante.

Durante los dias-o, 10, IIy II
de Febrero entrante Sc verificaran
las festas de Carnaval en- esta po-
|blacl6n. Es muy probable que sea
elegida Reina la distinguida sehorita
Remedies Cruz. La votaci6n Sc
llevara 4 efecto mediante cupones
que Sc exdenderan a centavo y Sc
|depositaran en- urnas especiales CO.
locadas en- la Farmacia Bruno, cafe
Colon y aLa Vaquita Negras. La
animation que Sc observa es grande.
Han sido desyerbados los
jardines de Ia plaza de sCol6n0 y Sc
|procedera muy en- breve q plantar
en- ellos bonitas flores.
-Nuestro activo alcalde seiior
Gonzalez, Sc ocupa mucho del pro-
comGn y con tai motive ha disputes
to sean regadas las GALES con las
inangas del cuerpo de bomberos.
Los cultos que con regulari-
dad vienen celebrandose en- la Igle-
sia metodista, resultan muy concu-
|rridos. O6cia en- los mismos como
Pastor Ayudante, el hermano Jose
Flores por enfermedad del Pastor
americana Mr. Geo Benedict, que
Sc halla recluido en- el Hospital Pres
biteriano de San Juan.
-Es muy felicitado el notable
compositor de mIsica Luis A. Ri
vera, con motive de su Ultima dan
"a Eel triunfo de la Uniuu Ell Gua-
yamaD, dedicada al actual alcalde
Enrique Gonzalez.
GUAMAN1.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-01-25

CEDULAS HIPOTECARIAS
Banco Territorial y Agrfcola
$50.
ACC1ONES
Banco de Puerto Rico $2Sa 28.
Banco Territorial $23 4 "a.
Banco Popular $40 a11.
AzUCAR.- Para la .exporta-
cion.
Sin operaciones.
BUQUES ANUNCIADos
Vapor espafiol Nal0aneya, sa-
li6 de Barcelona para esta con las
escalas intermedias ell 10 del CO.
rriente.
Vapor noruego WoOdfekd, sa-
lio de Montevideo directo para este
puerto el 6 del corriente.
Vapor espadol Juan Foygas sal
dra de Barcelona Ell IS de Febrero
para el Mediterraneo, San Juan,
Santiago de Cuba, Habana, Guam
tanamo, Manzanillo y New Orleans.
Vapor espafol Monteudto esta
aqui procedente de Espafia el ,8
del corriente.
Vapor americana Carolina, sal
dra de New York para esta el 26
del corriente.
Vapor americana eCoamos con
destino a New York saldra el 20
del presente.
ENTRADAS
De New York vapor america
no aPhiladelphian con carga.
BUQUES EN- PUERTO
TRAVESIA
J. NJ dyer, pendiente.
Star of The Sea, id.
EthelW Boylston, idem.
Horatso L. Baker, id.
cOSTANERoS
Isabella, Humacao.
Carmen, Fajardo.
Ricardo R1is, pendieute,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-01-25

timer, que hace POGO fue trasladado
alli, herido a consecuencia de ha-
berse lanzado por el balloon de la
casa que ocupa la Corte municipal.
A este individuo Sc lie sigue causa
por acometimiento y aggression con
arna de fuego.
Para curar un resfriadO On M dla
tome Ell LAXATIVE BRoMo ouIN1NA.
Ell boticario le devolvera el dinero 81
no Sc cura. La hrfna de E, w GRO
We sc halla en- cada cajita.
VA SE ALQU1LA. I'm mirador
|espacioso, con luz y bafio. Iuforrna-
ran San Jose II, altos, 1sv.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-01-25
PROY(CIOS DE- LEY
Para que Lac Juntas Loca'es
de 1nstrucci61 den regalos
de + avidad 4 lOs riHos.
SOBRE e. PAN
Para regu'arizar el peso de
este articulo.- Canticad
de gramos.

Fl sefior Vicente Borges Ortiz
present6 el siguiente Proyecto Ley:
Para que las Juntas locales de ms
trucci6n pdblica destinen parte
de sus fondos 4 regalos de Ma
vidad para los nihos pobres.
Decretase por la Asamblea Le-
gislativa de Puerto Rico:
Secci6n I. Las Juntas Loca-
les de instruction P1blica destina-
ran anualmente una cantidad que
no exceda del 4p8. de sus iondos
para regalos 4 los nifos pobres que
mas Sc hayan distinguido por su
asistencia, aplicaci6n y comporta-
nliento escolar.
Seccion Z. Esta Ley empeza-
ra regir desde su aprobaci6n por
el Gobernador.
FL sefor Vicente Borges Ortiz
presento el siguiente Proyecto de
Ley:
Para regularizar el peso del pan que
Sc expenda al pdblico,
Resuelvase por Ia Asamblea
Legislative de Puerto Rico:
Secci6n /. El pan que Sc ex-
penda al pdbiico Sc fabricara EN- boz
llos de 100, 200 y 400 grauios.
Secci6n 2. Los fabricantes po-
dram seiialar 4 los bollos que fabri.
quen el precio que estimen conve-
niente.
Secci6n ;. Los infractores de
esta ley Sc consideraran como reos
de delitos menos graves { incurri.
ran en- una multa de 10 4 IS dollars
8 prision de 10 4 50 dias, 8 ambas
cosaS 4 la vez.
Secci6n 4. Esta ley empezart
| 4 regir desde el dia en- fuere apro
bada por el Gobernador.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-01-25
Sc VENDE

Tn juego de tres sentfifugas siste-
ma "Hepnorth" con su motor, 81 mez-
clador y su elevator de az6car, todo
en- magnffco estado, Dirigirse don
Julio Gay, hacienda Santa Anao, Jun.
cos, Puerto Rico,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-01-25
FSblIcs % NdquIna! as los
Tar cafe Dc Victor capi|s,
San German P. r.

Sc fabrican estas maquinas del Ia
mafio y precios que Sc pidan. Exac.
tamente iguales las que Sc importan
del extrangero. FL temaiio de 10 pull
gadas de largo, s de ancho y IL de al.
to, vale dos dollars. De mayor tama.
fio suben los precios,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-01-25

PRINc1pALEs ARTIcULos
Arroces: De partido 4 Jap6n 4
IS.
Idem valenciano de 61a a6A
por extreme de classes.
Ajos de rs ctvs. a 20.
Bombones de $6H az.
Bacalao $7H.
Sardinas ahumadas a ia ctvs.
Cebollas espaiiolas So.
Idem americans $21a.
Garbanzos $4H az.
Habchuelas Americanas colo
radas largas $6. Blancas america
mas 3 Il.
Harina de trigo $4.2s 5A.
Idem de maiz a $3A.
Jamones $40 a 1oH.
Jab6n Rocamora $5A, ameri-
no, $2H y4K.
Manteca $8A a 81 en- u y en-
cajas de $oa 10.
Mantequilla de $r6 4 30.
Pasta del pals $5.25 4 4.3o.
Papas americanas $1Aa2.
Tocino ST. q $loH.
Tasajo $o.
Quesos am. ST.. PatagrAs 81.
Leche condensada rAguilas 4
IS.
rdem id. rcruz Ro.
jaa $4A,
1dem id. rMagno.
liaD $4h.
DEL PALS
Azucar para el consume:
Mascabado claro de $4A.
De niel claro 4 S..
Centrifuga claro de 1aa$s.
Americana de $sA asH.
De Ponce $51l a 5A.
Ron 40 grades Cartier 4 81 so
centavas gallon pagados R. Inter
mas.
Maiz $3.50,
Tabaco, nominal.
PREc1os DE coMpRA
Almid6n 4 $3.50.
Algod6n de IS $3.50.
cocos de IS a IS millar.
SeboT de res $415.
Cafe corriente nominal.
CAMB1OS CORRIENTEs
Londres check S 4.7
Paris , 3NarK D.
Hamburgo a4D.
New York a 10 ctvs. P,
Espaia 10 a toa ctvs. b.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-01-06
CHANGE MADE
IN TIME TABLE
ON ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD
GOES INTO EFFECT TODAY
MATERIAL CHANGES
MADE.

A new time card on the Illinois
Central goes into effect today
new train is put on which ar
riyes here from Fulton at 9;l0 a. m.
making all local stops and return.
ing leaving Cairo at 1870 p. M. BY
this train the people from Wickiffe,
Arlington, Clinton and other points
can come to Cairo to transact bust
ness, spend the day here and return
in time for supper in the evening.
Another change is made in the
schedule OF No. /. This train is made
the Cuban Special, and will arrive
from Chicago one hour later or 1925
p. m. The dummy which goes out to
meet it at Cairo Junction will leave
at $50 p. m, instead of Goo as at
present The change in this rain
also makes a change in the Paducah
train The evening train for Padu-
cab will leave at Cts p. m, instead Of
5:55 p m.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-01-06
THE CITY PUMPS
DOING GOOD WORK
BOTH STARTED YESTERDAY AND
RAN ALL NIGHT, THROWING
OVER MILLION GALLONS AN
HOUR-BoTTOMS WILL BE
DRAINED.

Both the city pumps are in full
blast and doing good work. throwing
over a million gallons Of water out Of
the city every hour The Twenty
eighth street pump was started yester-
day morning and the Tenth street
pump yesterday afternoon, and both
ran all night In good style Alderman
Magner chairman of the Pump and
Water Committee, and City Engineer
Thistiewood. have been giving needed
attention to the pumps for some days
past The Tenth street plant was
oyerhauled very thoroughly and
painted up to the smoke stacks which
latter were not worth painting. being
fun of holes, as stated by the alder
man at a recent council meeting
The Twenty-eighth street pump has
no stack at all but gets there just the
same, with the aid Of a blower" by
which part Of the exhaust is conducted
through the furnace outlets
A new stack has ben ordered for
this plant and viii be put up shortly.
but both plants are pronounced to be
in good condition for service during
The present high water Competent
men have been placed i'll charge a
both stations Alderman Magner sees
no reason why the water in the low
places Of the city should cause any
rouble and said last night that a
improvement in conditions
might be looked for this morning in
Ill the places where water has accu-
nulated from the rains and INSTRUCTED |
lrainage.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-01-06
MANUFACTURERS
MAKE PROTEST
ILLINOIS ORGANIZATION ASKS
STATE BOARD OF RAILROAD
COMM SSlONERS TO CURB
RAILROADS IN MATTER OF
DEMURRAGE CHARGES.

C. S. Carey of the Carey, Halliday
Company. is a member of the Illinois
Manufacturers Association and of one
OF its important committees. He has
been summoned to Springfield to at
tend meeting with the State Board
of Railroad and Warehouse Commits
sion, at which the association will
present strong protest against some
of the regulations imposed by the
railroads of the state upon the manu-
tacturers. The association has formu.
lated a statement Of facts upon which
protest is based which, it is believed
viii command respect from the COM
mission.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-01-06

of moderate temperature. 1t was a
pleasure to be out and many people
were out, Those who had outdoor
work to do tried to pursue it even
though the ground was 100 wet for
satisfactory operations. The temper
AZURE was well up in the sixties much
OF The day and at 70 O'Clock last night
was 81 Oyercoats and wraps were an
incumbrance.
But at night the sky was block and
a drizle began to fall about 10 o'clock
which threatened to materialize into
rain.
Yesterdays government map re-
ported rain at fifteen points, all light
and below zero temperatures as fol
lows: Bismark >, Havre IS. Moor,
head 3 Helena 2.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-01-06
POLISH WOMAN GIVES STRONG
INTERPRETATION OF SHAKES.
PEARE's GREAT CHAR.
AcTER.
HER SUPPORT STRONG
Actress Will Close Her Professional
Career at End of This Season
And Will Go to Her Cali.
fornia Home.

1t had been many a day since
shakeapearean tragedy has been pre-
sented here by star Of The first mag
nitude until the play of Macbeth
was given last nigh by Madame Mod
jeska one Of the most faithful of all
Interpreters OF the immortal bard OF
/ Avon.
Despite the passing of the years
Modjeska proves her genius in the
ability to hold the GREATNESS interest
Iof her auditors There were many
in the strongest scenes last night
that proved The rare gift she has to
stir he emotions with the quiet graces
of her art.
Modjeska's support was strong Ed
ward N. Hovt as Duncan, King Of
Scotland, and Frederick Montague as
Masduff We're equal to these strong
parts and were men Of magnificent
physique Especially strong and ma
tural was Macduh in the scene when
told of the killing Of his wife and chill.
dren. his grief causing thrill Of
commiseration over the audience. All
the others were strong in their char;
acters.
The play was most artistically put
on, and rare delight to the lovers Of
the legitimate in stage art.
Madame Mode ka will retire from
the stage at the close Of this season
and will go to her home in California
where she has a BEAUTIFUL home but
not to a life Of inactivity for she is
busy woman along many lines
Madame Modieska In private life is
Mrs. Charles Bozenti. She is accom-
panied by her husband on her tour
and the Two are most congenial con.
panion Modjeskas Polish birth is
eyinced in her broken speech which
$. however, masical
Her son Ralph Modieska. of he
first marriage is IN expert civil engi-
neer and had charge Of the engineer.
ing work If the Thebcs bridge across
the Mississippi river
The audience last night was
large. representative and app-eciative
one and The famous actress was calloa
upon to RESPOND 20 several curtain |
calls.
There were abou. 80 members Of
the Cairo Council Knights of Column /
bus in The audience who paid special (
homo and orgpf4ts courtesy ia fha
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-01-06
KANSAS CITY JOURNAL

"The Magic Melody must not be
approached In any frivolous mood.
From the flood Of rubbish Of the lat.
ter sort which Is deuging the pres
ent day stage Il is a most refreshing
relief to turn to a play full OF human
Interest, repIete with intensely dra'
matte situations, enivened with con-
sistent and clever comedy and acted
by an exceptionally strong company.
As Helmar, the young vlolinst, Mr..
Whtesde makes wide departure
from the line Of acting with which
his name has beGn assoc ated tor
years. There is no suggestion Of
Shakespeare or the romantic drama in
the quiet but powerful unfolding Of
the character. Mr.. Whitesde looks
the part to life, and il is hard to mag.
Inc a Hamlet or Shylock in the role.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-01-06
MAY ScORN FAMINE RELIEF.

Shanghai, Jan. 5.-Native news
papers report that the Chinese for
eign office is considering the ques-
ton of declining to accept American
contributions TO famine relief as Il
measure of retaliation for the Amerl-
can rejection Of Chinese subscriptions
to the relief of he San Francisco
earthquake sufferers.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-01-06
CAREFULLY PLANNED SUICIDE.

Edward Vile. TIL Jan. Jacob
Leidel, aged G5, shaved this afternoon.
carefully laid ogt his insurance pa
pers. closed the door fthe adjoining
room where his wife sat, then shot
himself through the head. and dieI
instantly. No reason for his act is
known.