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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-07-18
NOT As AMERICANS
La riqueza de los Estados Unidos. La cele.
braci6n del de Julio.

Tiene este pals mas dinero
efectivo, mas orc, mayor voldmen
de exportaciones, mayores facilida-
des bancarias, haciendas mas ricas,
rninas mas productivas, mas ferro-
carriles, mas comercio interior, mas
millonarios, mas mercaderes con
capital, braceros mejor retribufdos,
y mayor distribution de lujo que
ningdn otro pals EN- el mundo.
Para probar todos estos hechos
es necesario recojer q trehemoche
de los informes suministrados por
el departamento de estadfstica de la
tesoreria.
Un d(a en- octubre del aiio pa
sado, los Estados Unidos habia
reunido en- SD almacen monetario
en- Washington, la mayor cantidad
de orc jamas reunida en- un 500
lugar en la historic del mundo, re-
presentando solamente en- ORC ST.
million So3,8eo. Esto en- verdad
fue la marca mas alta. En- uu pc
quefio cuarto habia mas ORC que to-
81 orc en- circulation EN- Ia Gran
Bretaiia.
81 recibo por mas dinero cue
jamas Sc haya dado fue cuandc
Ellis II. Robots, tesorero, hizo en-.
trega de todo el dineroy seguri'
dades en- las b6vedas de la tesore
ria, lin total de $3.50. 5o8, 278
Esta inmensa cantidad fue conta
da en- pocos ifas, desde el 10 de ju
lilo al S de setiembre y al final d.
la !area, las cusntas fueron balan
ceadas exactamente.
Decir que la valuaci6n total d.
la riqueza de los Estados Undo
es $to7 900 900, 600 no es compren
sible, porque Glen billones de peso
es una pila tan grande de diner'
que la mente simplemente no pue
de imaginar su signi6eado en- G
instante. Es mas del doble de
valor total de la riqueza del Rein
Undo, Francia 8 Alemania; y ma
de tres veces del de la Russia,
Austria Huugrfa.
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de iIustrar la actual magnitud d
las riquezas del gobierno de los T.
: tados Unidos, es nanifestando qu
81 Sc pudieran couvertir en- diner
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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-07-18

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de la Audiencia de Ponce, dictada
en- "a de Enero de 1900
Sc halla en- San Juan el Sc
fior Benito Cumbiano, Secretario del
Institute de Agriculture, Artes y
O6cios, de Lajas.
La Fraternidad Social y Be-
ne6ca, ha adoptado en- una de sus
sesiones nltimas el acuerdo de abrir
un concurso para proveer de buena
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todos los socios de dicha institution
en- cada una de las poblaciones dc
Ia isla.
S@-En esta imprenta Sc nece-
sta un buen aprendiz, que sepa
distribuir correctamente.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-07-18
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The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-11-02
ANNOYED A COUNTRY
SINGING TEACHER

An apparently harmless incident at the
annual concert in the town hall at Ma
sons Corner upset the whole social lie
of the village 1T was all on account OF
a city chap" by the name OF Quincy
Adams Sawyer whistling tune. Mr..
Sawyer had been boarding at Deacon Ma
sons FOR several weeks, and intended
staying until he recovered his health.
The annual concert was the event or
the year, and Obadiah Strout the master
of ceremonies. who was looked upon MS
a sort OF "A Pool Bah i'm the village. object-
ed 60 having his plans interfered with by
a dude" from Boston. Everything had
gone along nicely at the concert until
Mr. sawyer kindly offered his services 10
offset p disappointment, but Mr.. Strout
refused fatty to have any foreign tall
ent." Cries of eco ahead" came from al
over the hall After FIVE or siN encores
Lawyer Sawyer whistled Listen TO the
Mocking Bird II was a capital piece
OF work. and the audience was electrified.
After the concert obadiah Strout made
the open boast that the village was not
big enough TO hold them both. and he
proposed TO run the Boston lawyer out of
town
How he tried to carry out his threats
and what amusing results followed are
happily told NJ tho performance of "Quin-
cy Adams Sawyer" the great New Eng
land play. shortly TO be seen at the EN-
plre Theatre.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-11-02

senators OF the times, and the little story,
told In tuneful musical numbers, has To
do with the search OF Polly Pickles for
her pet cat. Pinky, who has strayed into
Fairyland, where he meets various other
pet animals.
"The Little Cherubg the musical
comedy i'm which Hattie Williams scored
such tremendous success last season In
New York and Boston comes TO the
Providence Opera House on Nov. Il with
Miss williams and all the other favorites
I'm the cast and we will soon hear "EX-
perience," my Irish Rosie and all the
other famous songs In their original In
depreciation. AS these songs have been
copied so extensively 1t will be interest
ing to learn just how they ought TO be
sung and why they became so popular.
With Miss Williams are Henry V. Dom
nelly, James Blakeley, Will West. Ber-
tram Wallis, Adele Rowland, Winona
Winter, Lucy Monroe. Trixie Jennery and
many other local favorites.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-11-02
WESTMINSTER THEATRE.

The Fred Irwin big show is brought by
the regular rotation of the Eastern wheel
to the popular Westminster theatre next
week.
This organization ranks second TO none
among the headliners OF burlesque and
vaudeville and IL is said that the company
for the present season is of unusual
strength, numbering 40 standard per-
formers This season will present two en-
tirely new buslesques respectively enti-
tied ''The Great White Way" and La
dies Day at the Actors Club" both said
TO be tuneful and exceedingly funny, most
brilliantly costumed and handsomely
staged with new and elaborated scenery.
The principal parts are intrusted to
such prominent performers as Harry
Campbell, Murry Livingston, Billy Walsh,
Joe Brady, Louis Bates, William Kenny
and Will Mahoney
Seconded by such actresses of note as
Margaret Bennett. Hazel Saenger. Lillian
Carter and others intermingled with a
chorus OF beautiful young ladies magni-
ficently gowned whose voices is seldom
heard outside of grand opera. In the olio-
vaudeville turns will be presented by the
following well known performers Ward,
Lynch & Co, Brady and Mahoney, Camp
bell and Kenny, Watson Sisters and 9TH
ers including the three Bennett sisters,
who will give an exhibition Of physical
culture, including fencing. boxing, wrest-
ling and other athletic sports.
The management wishes TO make men,
ton that Fred Irwin's Majestics. which
appear at this theatre In two weeks, is an
entirely different and distinct company.
Matinee will be given daily.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-11-02
SCENIC TEMPLE

Five new and distinct vaudeville ar
lists is the leader that the Scenic Tenn
pie offers to its patrons for the coming
week. Bertha and Brockway head the
bill with comedy acrobatic turn that is
well worth the price of admission. Henry
Waite. a new one TO the Providence pub
lie. In a skit commonly known as trick
violinist Anna Goldie, another new one.
as a singing comedienne. Henry Meyers.
king OF the black face comedians. I'm a
skit that is very funny. He has new
songs, parodies and stories. Emma An
derson will sing the latest In illustrated
songs. The slides are of the best
The pictures are comedy. pathetic, in
structive and intellectual. They are:
Smoke With Fire" Floor Polisher." "
STORY of Eggs" "rhieving Umbrella I"
Love Microbe," Her Friend. the Enc
N.Y." THE Easterner and others fluffy
as interesting.
The pictures, as usual, will be changed
Thursday. and Miss Anderson will change
her songs.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-11-02
EMPIRE Theatre

Miss Vivian Prescott. who will open a
weeks engagement at the Empire thea
tre. starting next Monday, In Charles e.
Blaneys latest creation, "A Child OF the
Regiment" powerful military drama,
written by. Charles T.. Blaney. will be
remembered by the theatre goers OF this
city for her good work as THE Little
Major" last season.
The young lady has made rapid
strides in her profession, for compare
lively unknown three years ago. she has
jumped into prominence by understanding
the soubrette role IN "A comic opera or
ganization. Mr.. Blaney happened to be
at the theatre that evening, and was so
much impressed with her work that he
wrote TO her. offering her the soubrette
part in Young Buffalo," lie has been
trying for a number OF years To find an
artist who in time might take the place
OF the late lamented Annie Pixley. I'm
the hearts Of the theatre patrons OF the
country. He thinks that he has finally
succeeded in SO doing. Miss Prescott Is
surrounded with the best cast money
could obtain; and the scenic and elec-
trical effects are lavish I'm the extreme. A
well defined story and strong plot form
the nucleus OF one of the most powerful
dramas OH the road this season.
The usual matinees will be given.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-11-02

Green. whose reputation as brilliant
pianist and as the writer OF the Burt
Green column in the New York Telegraph
Is we'll known. This talented pair will Of
fer lively act of singing and piano play
ing which is expected to win as many en-
cores as II has in New York.
An interesting entertainer will be the
Countess Olga Rossi. a titled European
operate singer, said TO have as excellent
a voice as she is attractive, and Fred
Paula. the lyric tenor. Countess Rossi and
Mr. Paula will offer a singing comedy
sketch OF novel order called During
the Performance" Friend and Downing, a
popular pair of conversational comedians,
will make their first Providence appear
ance. These men have gotten out of the
beaten track of conversational comedians
and offer a novel idea, one impersonating
an obliging salesman and the other his
bargain-hunting Hebrew customer TWO
of the biggest favorites that Providence
vaudeville lovers have and who are al
ways heartily welcome are jolly little Pat
Rooney and dainty Marion Bent, who
will offer their lively singing, dancing and
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-11-02

season, is coming to Keith's Providence
theatre late i'm November. an announce
ment that will be pleasureable one Tor
vaudeville lovers who have been reading
a great deal of the success of this pretty
novelty. Nellie Florede. the clever Eng
lish girl who made such a hit In the Low
don production of 'The Belle of New
York." heads the act.
Around the Clock" the effervescent
melange OF comedy which met with In
stant favor and success when presented
at the Empire Theatre last season, will
again be the attraction at that house the
week of Nov II. II will be presented by
those inimitable funmakers, the Ritchie
London Comedy and Pantomime com
pany, who were last season seen I'm the
travesty. "a Night in a London Music
Hall" Billy Ritchie still heads the conf
pany of clever comedians. singers and
dancers and big beauty chorus is feat
ure of the show.
One OF the attractions booked for this
month at the Empire Theatre is Barney
Gilmore in his new play Dublin Dan, the
Irish Detective" Mr.. Gilmore is well
known By theatregoers for the many eX-
cellent plays he has brought TO this city,
and his present vehicle is said TO greatly
surpass any of his previous ones. The
chief character as taken by Mr. Gilmore,
is borne OF the title, and 10 this is added
the information that love and intrigue
are carefully interviewer In such man
ner as to make tale of absorbing inter-
est from first TO last.
Agnes Mahr. The dainty. dashing toe
dancer returned from Europe last week
after five years absence, and Will be-
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-11-02
NICKEL THEATRE

The Nickel Theatre offers an attractive
list of motion pictures and illustrated
songs for the first three days of next
week. including one picture that is sure
to appeal to lovers of animals namely
"rhe Dog Avenges His Master a splen-
did picture OF how an intelligent canine
gets square" with his masters enemy.
Most of the other pictures are OF a com
my Mother-in-Law is an Angel" An
dalusian Dances" Making Love to the
Coal Mans WIFE," THE Quiet Hotel, -
Free Lunch" and THE Kitchen Maid S
Dream" Bob Alden and the Nickel quar-
tct will sing Dreaming Love of You"
with pretty Illustrations, and Miss Du-
haime will offer the pretty little ballad
Two little Girls Loved one Little Boy
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-11-02
PROVIDENCE OPERA HOUSE

All the various artists engaged for the
second cross-continent tour OF Henry w.
Savage's elaborate production OF Puccni's S
Madam Butterfly will be here next
week. Monday, Tuesday and "Wednesday,
when this fascinating work will be pre-
sented at the Providence Opera House.
Mr.. Savage has planned for this season
q tour more extensive than that OF last
year, the itinerary scheduling perform
ances OF Madam Butterfly in 100 OF the
leading cities in the United States and
Canada. The regular tour began in New
ark the week OF Sept. 30, After Newark
the opera will be given I'm several OF the
larger cities In New Jersey and New
York state. following which begins a sec
ond notable engagement at the Garden
theatre In New York
Mr. Savage offers this season the same
identical production, the immense orches-
ira OF nearly 90 musicians, together with
the triple cast OF singing artists, and the
beautiful and talented chorus of Ameri-
can voices which lent materially TO the
tial performances.
For the titular role in Madam But
terfy" this season Mr.. Savage offers four
celebrated prima donnas. including Miss
Rena Vivienne. the American girl, whose
triumph In the role last season is with
out precedent In American operate his
tory: Nine. Febea Strakosch, who for
several seasons has been captivating op-
era patrons at Covent Garden, London
Fraulein Betty Wolff, a German prma
donna, for whose release Mr.. Savage had
20 pay handsomely to the Staadt theatre
at Mainz: and Mile. Dora de Ffllippe, the
petite Partisan prima donna. whom many
critics last season declared the ideal
Butterfly"
Harriet Behnee and Ethel Dufre Hous-
ton, who established themselves as AM
erican favorites last season. will be heard
again in the contralfo role of Suzuki
while the tenor role OF Lieut.. Pinkerton
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-11-02
KEITH's THEATRE

He who likes vaudeville and does not
recognize I'm next weeks program at
Keith's the biggest bargain In amusement
ever offered In this city should consult an
oculist. AS a matter OF fact II is sell
dom that so many sure-fire hits are Of
fered on one program and when ten OF the
acts offered are brand new II gives the
program additional attractiveness for
those who like TO see new things all the
time. Heading the bill is the distinguished
dramatic star Mr.. William III. Thompson,
who is one of Americas very finest actors
and who hardly needs introduction to To-
cal theatregoers. Mr. Thompson's big
hits as the Cardinal with Annie Russell
I'm '"The Royal Family and Flambeau. the
faithful old soldier In "L'Aiglon" with
Maude Adams are recalled with genuine
pleasure by everyone who saw them, and
since that tDme he has added to his long
list of successes by his starring triumphs
in "The Bishops Move" and THE Secret
OF Polichinelle."
The Keith circuit is indeed to be con-
graduated I'm having secured Mr.. Thomp-
son for vaudeville even for a limited time,
the limit being necessary because next
season he is To again be starred in "A new
play. For his vaudeville offering Mr..
Thompson is fortunate in having what Is
declared TO be one OF the best one-act
dramatic plays vaudeville has ever had.
For Loves Sweet Sake" by Clay Nj.
Greene, the well-known dramatist Mr..
Thompson plays the role OF a loving
father, whose pride and dignity struggle
with his love for his only son who has
erred. Thomas lnce. Jr, an excellent
young actor will play the son, and the
rest OF Mr. Thompson's company will be
equally capable. One of the biggest hits
OF the New York vaudeville season Is
Irene Franklin, the breezy, effervescent
character singing comedienne, and Burt
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-11-02

The staging of the entire production Is
most elaborate, while the musical num-
bcrs are all tuneful and well rendered.
particularly those OF Miss Orion, who is
possessed of an exceptionally beautiful
voice. being OF a rich mellow quality and
wonderful range Gardner and Somers
and the Hydes are added features.
on Tuesday at the Imperial theatre
silver butter knife will be given as a
souvenir 10 each patron. and on Thurs
day eight cash prizes. amounting 60 si5.
vii be distributed TO the amateurper-
formers.
Eiectlcr returns read from the stage
vening
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-11-02
SOUTHERN GOVERNORS
DEFEND RATE LAWS

Atlanta. Nov. 1--WE regard the COM
plote recognition OF the right OF states To
regulate the interstate business OF trans
portation companies as absolutely neces-
sary."
This declaration is made part of a state
ment issued by Governors Glenn OF North
Carolina. Smith of Georgia and Conner o<
Alabama.
The chief executives held a conferences
lasting nearly all day and announced at
its conclusion that they had reached
complete agreement on the question OF
railroad rates within their states. includ-
ing cooperation In the methods of enforce
ing the laws.
The details OF their plan were not made
public.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-11-02

comedy skit. Make Yourself at Home" g"
Mr. Rooney inherlts' much OF his late
fathers. the original Pat Rooney. nim-
beness OF pedal extremities. and adds to
his dancing ability a spontaneous humor
that is truly infectious and Miss Bent
equally shares honors with him.
Another well-known act. but one that is
always welcome, Is the Hassen Ben Ali
troupe OF Toozoonin Arabs whirlwind
acrobats and tumblers who are unques-
tionsbly the best performers I'm their line
before the public. 4. o. Duncan. n ven-
triloquial entertainer who is always up-to-
date. will he n prominent feature. and
others will be Cook and stevens. colored
singers and dancers; Miles and Richards,
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-11-02
IMPERIAL THEATRE

The Toreadors, which will appear at the
Imperial theatre next week. give "A per-
formance which will doubtless he found
pleasing to the patrons OF this house.
Bobby Harris, Al. Bruce. John u. Bragg
and Billy Cook. the four leading come
dians; vivacious Olga Orloff. Nettie Hyde
and Mildred Valmore all please with their
efforts. The offering is In the shape OF a
two-act musical comedy. something diff
ferent from what is usually seen at this
class of entertainment. the combined ef-
forts of the company make IL as lively
and fetching as one would wish to see.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-11-02
THE JOY OF OWNING LAND.

There Is a distinct JOY in owning
land, unlike that which you have In
money, in houses. in books. pictures or
Personal property brings you into So
ciety with men. But land Is part or
Gods estate in the globe, and when
parcel of ground is decided 10 you and
you walk over IL and call II your own
il seems as IL you had come into part
nership with the original Proprietor Of
the earth.--Henry Ward Beecher.
Beautiful ride Trolley every halt
hour to Oakland Beach.
see this property. Mr.. Bennett nj
the Information Bureau Is now selling
rapidly for cash.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-11-02

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The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-11-02
lEXT WEEKS DIVERSIONS

is no gainsaying. however, that America
seldom turns out toe dancers of Miss
Mahr's stamp.
"Polly Pickles Pets I'm Petland" is COM
ing back for a weeks engagement at
Keith's Providence Theatre the week OF
Nov. IL. This pretty little musical fan
tasy was an emphatic hit when II was at
eith's last season, being one OF the most
talked OF features OF the season. There
are IA clever people In the act. several
OF them among the best animal imper-
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-11-02

benefit or the little people who patronize
Keiths the week OF Nov. IL will be Nc
Carte's animals a troupe OF the funniest
dogs and babboons vaudeville can boast
OF today. The funny things done. espe-
cially by the baboons, are incredibly
amusing, and although the act is offered
as a special feature for the children, Ii
as for the little folk
The Six English Rockers one OF the
pretty and unique acts OF the vaudeville
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-11-02

gin a long tour of the Keith circuit at the
Providence Keith theatre the week OF
Nov n. Miss Mahr. known as The
American Tommy Atkins" has frequently
been mistaken for French girl. because
Of her chic and vivacity and the style
with which she dances She. however. Is
distinctly American and is very proud to
claim this country for her own. There
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-11-02
GOSSIP OF THOSE WHO
ENTERTAIN THE PUBLIC

Some marvelousiy accurate representa-
tions Of various points OF interest In New
York city are leading features or A. H.
Woods new production. "Since Nellie
Went Away" TO be seen az the Empire
Theatre the middle Of this month. These
include views Of Wall street bankers Of
fee. a pawnshop IN tho slums. and the
Soldiers and sailors Monument on Riy-
erside Drive
A feature planned especially for the
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-11-02

will be sung oy willy Sehuller. said TO
be the pick of the Royal Opera in VII
emma, and Raoul de Valmar, a popular
Partisan artist who has been proclaimed
the logical successor of the great Jean De
Reszke. under whom he studied for many
years. Ottley Cranston, the famous Lon
don baritone, and Thomas ID. Richards.
last season numbered among the Savage
forces. will alternate in the baritone role
OF Sharpless. the United States CONSUL
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-11-02
GOV. EXPLAINS POSITION
TOWARD LAWLESS PLACES
Tells Pawtcket Audience of He'll Do All in His Power
Break Them Up-Warmy Eulogzed by Col Goddard.

Governor Higgins explained fully last
evening his attitude toward prize fights at
VALLEY Falls, the existence of an alleged
gambling place in North Providence and
toward boxing exhibitions generally in the
state.
The governor spoke at a big Democrat
ic-Lincoln party ratification meeting held
I'm the new American hall on East avenue,
Pawtucket.
The hall was opened for the first time
since its construction and the nearly 1000
persons present gave enthusiastic ap-
plause TO the speakers. the governor. Col.
r. III. l. Goddard, John j. Fitzgerald.
Thomas r. Corcoran, Senator James L..
jerks, Edward M. Sullivan. Charles Sis
son and former Governor Lucius +. c.
GarVin
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-11-02
The "Mayfower Limited 20 he Dis
continued After Saturday. Nov. n.

Announcement Is made by the New
York. New Haven and Hartford rail-
road that owing TO lack OF patronage AZ
has been decided 20 discontinue the
"Mayhower Limited" 9:0i a. m. train
between Providence and New York.
and the last trips OF this train will b
made on Saturday, Nov. Id