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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-02-21
Del COnsejO.
Sssl6n EjsCutIVa,

~ NombrRmiento del senior Zsnon Vsz-
quez como CONCEAL del ayuntamiento de
Gurabo. Ell senior Juan r. Quifonez
para el mismo cargo de aqueIla munich
palidad. El senior Jorge Barrios Rivera
para conceial de Barros.
Ell sefior Adrian del Vale nombrado
Juez de paz de Aguadilla.
Autorizando la petici6n hecha por clase
por F. Beams, de J. G.. Witts Co. para
establecer una lfnea de ferrocarriles de
Caguas a Rio Piedras.
El comit6 de finanza refri6ndose & una
communication del alcalde de Isabella en- la
que expone que la cantidad que le
exige Ia extinguida Junta de c6rceles
& aquella municipalidad, alcanza ,Rola.
mente $662.O2 en- lugar de $6615
que Sc le exige. - -t
Recomienda que Ia petici6n hecha POI
el municipio de Toa-alta para gaBtOs ne.
cesarios para enjugar ciertOs d6bitoS del
presupuesto sea aprobada.
Recomienda la misma comisi6n de ha.
cienda que la petici6n hecha al Attorney
general por un empleado temporero en- So
Ofcina, sea aprobada.
Fu6 bien informada la petici6n
hecha por Ia Junta escolar de Lajas,
pidiendo un empr6stito para erigir una
casa escuela. Aprobada.
Sc lego una communication enviada por
les abogsdoB Hartzell& y Rodriguez, ,envian
do croquis de la Inca de ferrocarrileS On
virtud de franquicia concedida reciente'
mente ellos. 81.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-02-21

En- las comisiones del @. 2. hay Is
G. B. y 8, HI. B. En- "a. lecture, 8 @. B,
I'm H. B. Ninguno en- teRcera lectuTa.
Esteban Hernandez y Juan Calder6n,
fueron curados en- 81 cuaTto de socorros de
heridas leves producidas caaualmente.
EsGa mafiana Las ocho Be recibi6 IN
areograma anunciando la pr6ximidad del
vapor ''Philadelphiao procedente d |
puerto de New York.
Sc asegura que la Asambles legislati'
va tiene 81 prop6sito de haceT una divi.
sion de asuntoH civiles yscriminales entire
las dos secciones de que SO compone Ia
Corte de epte distrito. La actual no re-
sulta equitativa. Cuando So vot6 Ia ley
creando las dos secciones, indicamos que
habrfa de suceder 10 que ahora pRTece
estarBe tocando.
Ell ingeniero sefior Montilla del de-
partamento de obras pGblicas Sc ha pose
sionado nuevameute de 81 destino FOR ha'
ber terminado la licencia que disfrutara.
Para formar parte de Ia Junta esco'
lar de Rio Grande ha sido nombrado don
Juan Jfmenez.
-Esta maiisna visitaron al gobernador
los sefiores de Diego, Picornel Baiz.
San German 20. Coronel Hamil.
A las p. m. hoy Juan Velez Martf'
nez Buicidose dandose un tiro de revolver
en- Ia sien muriendo en- 81 acto. El he.
cho ocurri6 en- Ia letrina de la casa billar
de Jose Ramon Nazario. FL Velez era
empleado d Q Ia Singer" Sargento
Cuin.
-Algunos comerciantes quienes se
les ha decomisado latas de leche conden'
sada, por no ser buena para 81 consume,
tratan de reembarcala para su proceden'
cis; pero Sc ha informado que no debs
permitirse por que tai vez volverfan q Pto
Rico. ..
Ell Sr. G. A. Richardson, tenedor de
libros del departamento Consolidate, ha
presentado el dfa 18 la renuncis de Bu
cargo la que tendrS efecto 81 dfa %.
lei cabo Negroni de Lajas da cuenta
de que Ia m6quina del fsrrocarril produ'
10 un incendio On las fncas de don Jua'
Matos don Francisco Fel6n.
Ell 16 del actual fu6 escalada la pull
perfa de Castor Santana en- 81 poblado de
Mameyes de Rio Grande. Hecha la in
vestigaci6n por los guardias Lugo Ro'
drfguez arrestaron Mamerto Iglesias,
ocupandole relo, otros efectosy herramien'
tas. 49,
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manifestations que los terrenos que estan
comprendidos entire la Puntilla hasta el
sitio conocido por la ''Estaci6n de tel6gra-
fo sin hilos" dominando la bahia el en-
sanche de la ciudad que vale ocho diez
los Estados Unidos
81 senior Diaz Navarro interpela al
attorney, pidiendo explicaciones sobre la
secci6n 3era y pide que Sc imprima nueva-
mente este proyecto de ley en- 10 que afec-
tos la secci6n 3a. para que quede perfec-
tamente defuida y que Sc sefialen de modo
terminate los puntos cardinales que eefia-
Ian en- el proyecto de ley.
Dice el sefior Feuille que ell estudio SO
ha hecho tecnicamente tanto en- el infoTme
cuanto en- los mapas hechos sefialando con
tintas de diferenteE coIoreg los terrenos que
pertenecen al pueblo de Puerto Rico al
de los Estados Unidos.
Replica ell senior Diaz Navarro que su-
intenci6n es q. el estudio no solamente sea
tecuico, sino legal hacienda lss inscripciones
oportunas en- eI registro de la propiedad =
10 que desea es que el irforme que vaya q
Washington, vayan las colindancias per-
fectamente determinadas para que cuando
el gobernador pueds ofrecer las escrituras
pueda hacerlo con perfecta claridad y que
en- ningdn case pueda dar lugsr dudas
de los derechos respectivos.
Ell attorney manifesto que ha hecho
cuidadcso estudio del case.
Senala el hecho de que es necesario votar
un credito para los gastoB de las escrituras
que las bsga el gobernador de la canti-
dad de la partida eventual del presupues-
to.
Vuelve replicar 81 Sefor Diaz que 81
al hacer las colindancias SO cit6 q los CO.
lindantes de esos terrenos netife6ndossle
con arregio 10 dispuesto an el C6digo
Civil
Dice ell attorney que nunca On ningdn
concepto las peTBonas que tengan tftulos
de prOpiedad Ser6n despojados de su dere
cho.f
Vuelve replicar ell senior Diaz que 81
al tirar los sgrimensores Ia lfnea divisoria
cometieran algdn error, habrfa que votar
otra ley para salVar los intereses particu'
lares.
81 attorney agrega que las escrituraB
otorgadas pOr 81 gobernador serfan hechas
en- forma legal sin peFjudicar nadie, pues
en- TODD tempo 81 periudicado tendrfa de-
recho & ejereer su acci6n legal.
En- este estado qued6 la discussion PEN
diente para Ia pv6ximR session,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-02-21
CORTE De DISTRITO DEL DISTRITO JUDICIAL
De MAYAGUEz, PR.
E.E. q. U. de AmsricG !
EE Presideote de E.E. u. u
No. 1869, civik EMPLAzA
BanCO Territorial v AgrLGOIa. MIENTO.
Us.
Moses Lew & COmBanla,

Ell PUEBLO DE PUERTO RICO,
A Moses Levy y Companfa, Sociedad
formada por AsHur Henry Moses, Moses
Henry Moses, Arthur Abraham Levy,
Eduardo Levy y Alfred Meston, sean
los demandados anteB meucionadoE.
POR Ell PRESENTE Sc NOTICIA
A USTEDES, que se ha presentado en- la
ofcina del Secretario de Ia Corts de Dis
trito del Distrito judicial de Mayagiiez,
Puerto Rico, la demanda del actor antes
citado en- Ia ,cual solicitan que Ustedes
demandados antes mencionados, domicilia-
dos en- Londres, Inglaterra, de ignorado
paradero, consientan ca la cancellation de
cierta hipoteca que 4 su favor aparece
sobre Ia Hacienda ssCaamelita" sita en-
Cabo Rojo, que perteneci6 don Felipe
Cuebas Arredondo. Es Abogado del
demandante Juan de GuzmaR Benftez, y
moci6n de este debidamente iuTada la
Corte de Distrito de MayagIez, r. r.
entiende que los repetidos demandados,
Ustedes, residen fuera de la Isla de Puerto
Rico; que existe causa de acci6n en- dicho
pleito favor del BRnco demandante en-
contra de Ustedes demandados que Ell
seFvicio de emplazamiento no ha podido
ser hecho perBonalmente Ustedes por
encontrarse fuera de la isla de Puerto
Rico ignorarse su Paradero; Por 10 cual
la Corte orden6 que el seTvicio de empla-
zamiento en- esta acci6n sea hecho les
demandadoB, Ustedes, por medic de este
edicto que Sc publicar6 en- ell Peri6dico
LA Correspondsncia de Puerto Rica" que
Sc cree con mas facilidades para llegar q
poder de Ustedes: haci6ndose dicha publi-
csci6n una vez por semana cuando menoB
por un perfodo de DOS MESES.
" Sc NOTICIA A USTEDES que
de no comparecer contestar dicha deman-
da dentro del t6rmino fjado en- Ia orden
de la Corte, el Banco demandante podTS,
despues de ser Ustedes declaradoB en- re-
beldfa, obtener sentences 50 favor, deere.
tSndose la cancellation que solicita.
Extendida bajo mi frma con el BeIIo
Official de Ia Corte de MayagGez, ia enueve
de Enero de 1907.
FRANCO LLAVAT,
.t@ Secretario
JOSE SABATER, ~
GoovotorSn A IN vilior O
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-02-21
BUENA YELADA.


Programa para mafisna Viernes las 8
p. m. por Ia banda de Ia Policfa Insular.
l. Paso doble 'sLos Bohemios". vi
yes.
2. sinfonfa de Ia opera ''semiramiu.' 2
Rosaini.
8. Selecci6n del primer acto de la ope-
ra "Tosca." Puccini.
T. Malsgeha de Comdrin. Milpager.
5. Selection "The Siuguig Girl"
Herbert.
s. Waltz Golden schower." Wal.
teufell.
y. Selection de Himnos nacionales (a)
"Hail Columbia" (b) columbia The Of
the ocean" (c) America (d) Dixiea
Laud Varios
8, DANA. ''Asi eres to-" Rios Ova-
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-02-21
NOtas de frlbunaIss.

La secci6n primera de esta corte neg6
esta mafiana Ia solicitud de pobreza que
hace Jose TANGO para litigar con Maria
Timotea Flores, por entender que los
hechos que alega en- Ia demanda no dan
derecho al benefcio que desea.
La cOrte declare sin lugar dos de las
excepciones alegados por ClemeDtina Lugo
yotrOs con lugar otra On la demanda que
les Biguen Natalie Rodriguez y otros y
concede diez dfas para enmendar la de-
manda.
Para que sostenga el auto de certiorary
que ha propuesto Felipe Rodriguez ha
Beflalado Ia corte el % del actual
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-02-21

sEMILLAsDE PINAs. Cosechado en-
Puerto Rico de semiIla impOTtada de Cuba
Y Is Florida "Red Spanish ICubana) y
ssSmOOth CAYENNE (Lizo sin espinas.l
Unico Agente. VIM. H. IIiIl, Box "a, San
Juan. p. R. l5v. 9.
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Secretario Auxiliar 9. v.
C0lEGI0 COMMERCIAL DE ALBANY

Albany magnificamente situado en- Ell
hudson con superiores sdelantos para Ia
educaci6n.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-02-21

En eIEa impT9nfa 6 Velade pa0sI d9 Re.
Eieslea Ylsio { $500 qainl
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-02-21
EmlIeSa de YapOTaS de- SObrinOS de Ha[TRTi
MdsIGa De CsOrt6s

Latgran casa editora de Astruc de Pa.
rfs ha remitido al PARIS BAZAR tres
composiciones musicales del senoT Cortes
dos valses Plainte Amoreuse cantada con
tanto 6xito en- el teatro ValIie de lar
mes, un walls lento muy Undo, ambos Be
venden AIS centavoa uno. IA otra pieza
es nm Two Step titulada Book. March que
vale so centavos. En- el PARIS BAZAR,
FortaIeza 27 de Pedro Giusti. p
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-02-21

Nuhca ser6n bagtantes seYerau las medi.
das que 80 tomen con los artfcuIos para 81
consume pdblico.
La leche condensada merece cuidadosa
atsnci6n por cuanto Ia que expenden en-
algunos dep6sitos tambi6n puede scr adul.
terada esa alimentaci6n es Ia que uBan
los nilos los eDfsrmos con preferencia.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-02-21
Hotel San Juan yetormado.

Ofrece q sus clientes tanto de la isIa como
de la Capital q todo 81 mundo en- general
cofnidas sanas y bien cOndimentadas las
costumbres del pals, ,Americanas, Francesas
Y Espafiolas. Habitaciones comOdas, ven
tiladas v con vista q Ia bahia, I'm comedor
espacioso de donde Sc domina Ia entrada y
salida de todos Ios'Vapores al puerto. Ser
vicio bajo edireccion, siendo sus
precios sumamente m6dicOs
Pasaieros de un lia para otroa S1.5O diario
id. por5 dias solamente 1.25
i'd. por mas de dias LOO
Sc admiten abOnados Y bateas precios
ConvencioraIes. PrUpietana, Mercedes
cespedes yiuda de Ledesma. Administra-
dor, Alfonso Soto. 3O.v
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1907-11-23
ANACONDA, MONT.

Walter O'NeilI, the 11-year-old son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Con O'Neill. died Monday
of meningitis. The boy had only been
i'll two days the attack coming on while
he slept. The funeral arrangements
have not yet been made.
Miss Nell Sheehan of Butte is in the
city visiting her parents.
Miss Mary O'Dea. one of the local
teachers, is i'll at the Montana with
humps.
j. T. Byrne of Butte was in the city
Monday.
Mrs William Melloy of Butte is visit
ing her sister, Miss Cuddihy.
George A. Barton has gone to Salt
Lake, where he will enter the employ
of the O'Donnell Undertaking company.
Practically all the Catholic clergy of
Butte and many deeply interested men,
bers of Sacred Heart parish were pres
ent Sunday afternoon to witness the
dedication of the recently completed
home for the sisters who teach in the
Sacred Heart parochial school. Rev.
Father DeSiere of st. Patrick's church
officiated at the ceremonies, which were
of animpressive character. The new
home, a two-story frame structure, is
Heart church, and is comfortably
equipped in every particular. Sacred
Heart parochial school is in fiourishing
condition. Its enrolment list is con-
stantly increasing. Rev. Father Lesh-
ner represented Sacred Heart church
parish at the dedicatory services yes
terday. Rev. Father Carr is visiting
on the Pacific coast. The formal open
ing of the new home will be next
Thursday, when reception will be held
for the parishioners during the after
noon and evening.
A well attended meeting of the South
Side Social club was held Sunday night.
Many matters of interest were consid-
cred by the members. 1t was decided
to have the next social session of the
club at the Holland roller rink the
evening of Tuesday, November 10, in
stead of on the evening of November
90. The club was recently organized by
Rev. Father A. D. Latham, pastor of
St. Joseph's church, and it already has
a membership of $50.
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1907-11-23
Church Universal

clergy are concerned, nor is it likely to
be laid aside by those who rightly
grasp the principles of a Church and a
sacerdotal caste. AS might be anticj-
pated, two consequences have followed
from the Church's rule: (a) 1t has
had its imftators outside her people;
while OBJ those who disregard it have
wandered into heresy of doctrine, in
abandoning salutary ordinance.
In regard to (a) the Anglican Estab-
lishment has initiated the Roman
Church when it has dared, and in de-
spite of its Protestant principles. The
Anglican contends that in order to
avail, their missions must be conduct
ed by celibates
In regard TO ib) those who give
themselves UP TO the contemplative life.
such as Carthusians, Carmelites. Sis
ters OF Perpetual Alteration, they prove
to the world that there is a standard
higher than that of flesh and blood.
Those who have wandered away from
observance have invariably been the
inventors of schism and anti-Catholic
propaganda
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1907-11-23
EVANSTON, WYo.

Miss Stella Murray returned on Sun
day evening to Ogden after short visit
with her parents in this city.
A delightful surprise was held at the
home of Mrs. Frank Moran last Thurs
day evening in honor of Mrs. John Egg
CERT of Rawlins. There was music and
singing, and at a late hour dainty re-
freshments were served. The honored
guest returned to Rawlins Sunday after
visiting with Mr.. and Mrs. Moran for
several weeks.
Mrs. Garrett O'Neil died at her home
in this city on Thursday morning, No
vember 14th, of cancer of the stomach.
She has resided in Evanston for the
past thirty years and is well and ia
vorably known in the inter-mountain
states. Her husband Garrett O'Neill,
was in the employ of the Union Pa
cific railway at this point for thirty
years during nine years of which time
he was superintendent of the Wyoming
division. Mrs. O'Neill was "a years of
age, and leaves a husband and six chill
dren, three boys and three girls, to
mourn her departure, all of whom were
at her bedside when she passed away.
She was a faithful and loving wife and
mother and a good kind neighbor and
will be sadly missed in this community.
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1907-11-23
BUTTE, MONT.

Sunday afternoon the body Of Fun
c. Sullivan, an old resident Of Butte
arrived i'm this city from Goldfield
where ne died of pneumonia Nov. 8
aged SO years He is survived by three
sisters and two half-brothers. He went
from Rutte three months ago. He had
worked in this city for several years
His sisters are Mrs. D. ]. Sullivan, Eu-
reka, Utah; Miss Maggie Sullivan
Butte, and Mrs. j. T. Grant, Butte
Miss Josie O'Neill of Eureka is q half
sister, and Dennis and Patrick O'Neill
of Butte are half-brothers. The body
was taken to the residence at 14S East
Center street.
a quiet wedding was celebrated Mon
day by the Rev. Father Leightham,
when he united in marriage Miss Bea-
trice Meunder and Fred A. Macarthur,
the latter a well-known resident of
Anaconda, and an employe of the Ana
conda Copper Mining company Miss
Meunier is we'll known in Butte, where
she has resided since early childho ID
and attended the schools UP to few
years ago. She is the daughter of Jo-
seph Meunier. a widely known and re-
spected member of the French Cana
dian element in Butte. J. Benjamin
Meunieer, the brother of the bride was
for some time clerk of the city health
office under DR.. J. T. Sullivan. The
young couple started for Anaconda
with the well wishes of host of
friends and companions of the bride in
Butte. They will reside in Anaconda,
where the bridegroom holds a good DO
Sition with the company
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1907-11-23
ROCK SPRINGS, WY0.

DR.. E. S. Murray has returned from
the east.
Miss Mae Tartar of Pinedale spent
several days of this week with Rock
Springs friends.
Miss Maggie Lafferty returned home
on Wednesday, after spending the past
five months in Fremont county.
The event of the social season in Salt
Lake was the charity ball, which took
place on Tuesday evening of this week.
Among the names of those present are
many familiar ones to Rock Springs
people, which we publish with descrip-
tions of the costumes worn:
Mrs. j. C. Landenberger. pale blue
liberty satin over taffeta, with hat to
match.
Mrs. Won Knoblock, champagne silk
with diamonds.
Mrs Joseph Young, pink brocaGed
silk trimmed with real lace, and dia-
mond ornaments.
Mrs. P. j. Queally of Kemmerer
gown of black chantiliy lace over
black chiffon, with touches of gold in
the bodice. Diamonds.
Mrs. A. Luman, pale blue brocaded
silk, with blue hat and white plumes.
Miss Luman, green net over green
silk, with pink roses.
Mrs. r. C. Woodruff. reception gown
silk.-Rock Springs Miner.
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1907-11-23

the following amusing bit of satire
was found in the editorial columns of
! the Baltimore Sun, under the caption
Afraid of an Irish Maids Profile"
The late Augustus St. Gaudens de-
! signed certain coins for the United
States. On these coins appears the pro-
| file of a woman. Because the woman
was born in Ireland a patriotic society
has solemnly protested against the use
of her profile on an American coin,
and its protest, it is announced in a
Harrisburg dispatch. will be sent to
the United States government. We
cannot imagine what the government
will do when it receives this reminder
of the late Mr.. st. Gaudens' treachery.
except shut itself up in its executive
departments and wonder what the
world is coming to. Evidently there
are some of us who take life too SER
iously. In respect to patriotism the
Irishman has played an admirable part
in this country, from revolutionary
days down. North and south, east and
west, from 1776 to 1898. the sons of Ire
land have been found wherever duty
called. 1t is possible that the face of
an ''Irish-born girl really strikes ter
ror to the patriots in this twentieth
century? Are we so timid that the
lean coin makes strong men shiver?
We know, of course, that the daughters
of Erin are beautiful and fascinating
and are TO be avoided by all men who
desire to live a life of single blessed
ness. 1t is a matter of record that
many an Englishman and many a
Scotchman who have resisted the
charms of the maidens of their native
land have capitulated when the Irish
girl brought her destinations to bear
upon them. It is conceded, there
fore. that the daughters of Erin are
menace to the peace of mind of all men
who are trying to keep single But to
attack them on the ground of patriot
ism, to invoke the aid of a govern
ment of 10000, 900 persons for protection
from the profile of one Irish girl on
certain American coins, is manifesto
ton of nerves" utterly beyond COM
prehension. Really, this is a case for
the neurologists. 1t is to be hoped that
the government has competent experts |
in it's employment"
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1907-11-23

The bill for four nights and Thanks
giving day matinee, commencing Mon
Gay night next. at the Salt Lake the
atre, is the American comedy, Check
ers." The play scarcely needs COM
mendatiOn to Salt Lake City theatre
,goers, for the warm welcome it received
when it played it's first engagement
here last year has not been forgotten.
1t returns this season with its COM
pany roster practically unchanged.
Hans Robert still has the title role,
and Dave Braham the scarcely less i'm
portant part of Push" Miller, the tout.
Lydia Dickson will be seen again as
"Cynthy," the chore girl, and Clare
Armstrong as the dashing Sadie"
George Merritt. Howard Smith, oshua
Nathan, Pauline Eberhard, Mabel
Stoughton and Eleanor Lyons will all
be remembered from last year. The
new leading woman, who plays Pert -
Checkers sweetheart is Miss Stephanie
Longfellow, grand niece of the great
poet. George B. Mile, as Judge Mar
tin. and George Seybolt,' as Arthur
Kendall, are the only other new MEM
bers of the company. Seat sale is now
ODen
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1907-11-23

THE Heir to the Hoorah," an Amert-
can comedy by Paul Armstrong, staged
and produced by the late Kirke La
Sale, kept New York laughing for
seven months and won all the favor
that critical Boston and Chicago had
to bestow. comes to the Salt Lake
theatre next Friday and Saturday.
Paul Armstrong has made some slight
reputation as playwright based upon
melodrama entitled "a Blue Grass
Handicap" a drama called st. Anne"
farce which failed under the title of
THE Superstitions of Sue and SAL
omy Jane" 1t was 1.-The Heir to the
Hoorah" that gave him place among
the front rank of American playwrights
and it was Kirke La Sales discrimin-
ating judgment and characteristic good
taste as a stage director which gave
THE Heir to the Hoorah" the wonder
fully smooth and perfect performance
so generally remarked by the eastern
commentators.
The fun in the new comedy is penti-
full and lively, and according to the
report of qualified experts the fabric
lacks little of becoming pure farce at
times. But the touches of pathos are
deftly and aptly interviewer, so that the
classification of THE Heir to the
Hoorah' in the most dignified column
has never been questioned by the best
judges.
The scenes represent various apart
ments in Joe Lacy's house and in
hotel, both situated in a little town in
the mining country just east of the
Divide" 1.-The Heir to the Hoorah''
mine is the key to the various COM
plications in which Mr.. Armstrong in
wolves his characters. 1.-The Heir is a
baby supposed to be born during the
progress of the second act, whose hap
Ply mission in life appears to be to re-
unite his papa and mamma, who have
been separated in act I. A coterie of
miners and COW punchers, a real Jap
anese valet, pompous British butler,
a f1nicky mother-in-law, a dashing
widow and some nice young people
from the east are the quantities uti-
liZed by Mr.. Armstrong in the making
up of his new comedy.
In the cast are Frank Monroe, Helene
Lackaye, Ben Higgins, Alice Murrell.
Gene Lamont, Cassius Quinby. Ralph
Dean. Harry Crosby, H. S. Hashida
and Frederick Roberts.