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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-05-24
MOTAS De AREC|Bl
Exhibition de la taran-
tula humana.--Ve1a-
da en- el teatro.
COMlTE UNlONISTA
Tarmacia Central. -Poes1as
premiadas. sAmor> y el
<Canto de las Roszss

Mayo 23.-Contin1a la exh:-
bicion de Ia tarlntula humana cau-
sando el asombro del plblico per
su ingeniosa combination.
va han comenzado los ensa-
yos para la velada que Sc darA en-
este Teatro 4 benefcio del joven
Arturo Santana, con el flu de que
pueda continuar los estudios en- los
Estados Unidos. La organization
de este festival esta a cargo de la
sefiora doia Trina Padilla de Sanz.
Para el domingo las 7 de
la noche Sc anuncia en- este Teatro
la conferencia en- que tomaran par
te distinguidos ministries protestan
tes de la ISla.
La Farmacia Central de esta
cludad ma pasado a ser propleaao
del senior D. Manuel Aguiar, farma-
ceItico de reconocida competencia.
Ell viernes ell la noche cele-
brara session el Comit6 unionista de
eSta localidad.
Han sido premiadas Ell los
los Juegos Florales de Mayaguez,
tos hermosas poesias tituladas
Amor y sEl Canto dc las RosasO
lie dos distinguidos poetas de esta
iudad a los que felicitamos por ell
usto l.uro que reCiben.
CORRESPONSAI..
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-05-24
%! MvERTOs

FL captain Sil6n comunica
desde Mayagtiez, por telegrafo, 4
la Jefatura dc PoliSia, con fecha de
hoy:
"a las IL de la noche tuvo c.
nocimiento Sargento Ortiz y Cabo
Milan de que profugo Caballero,
que dio muerte a un individuo Ell
Carolina, Sc encontraba escondido
en- la casa de paila de la hacienda
Santa Ana, Mayaguez. Inmedia-
tamente 10 siti6 con fuerzas. AL
amanecer de hoy Sc dispuso eutrar
londc Sc encontraba el pr6fugo
bien parapetado. Al entrar tres
policias, dispar6 aquel contra estos,
matando al Guardia Seguxdo To-
ledo. Seguidamente Sargento Or
tiz me mando aviso Mayasuez y
con mi fuerza acudf al sitio, orde-
nando Sc destruyera parte del piso
de la casa de paila y, al ser vistc,
Sc hicieron disparos, matandolo.
Cadaver Guardia Toledo 10
trasladark Hormigueros donde
tiene familiares. Fuerza de Detee-
tives auxili6 hasta termination del
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-05-24

Convene, por 10 demas, exa
minar el origen del problema. Los
sehores que hoy cesan en- sus car
gos, los debfan, casi en- totalidaA, al
favor polftico al favor republica-
no. Y 81 chocau sus cesantfas ic6-
mo no chocaron antes las cesantfas
de los que, por ser federales 8 unio-
nistas, perdieron enla epoca de Co
mez y de CroSaS cl biene star de sus
famili 81
En- aquel tempo, a pesar de que
tu, Juan dilectfsimo, y yo, oTRo
JUAN, ynuestros cien mil compa-
iieros predominabamos en- la OPT
nion, nunca nos pas6 por las mien-
tes protestar frente al Gobernador
Allen J al Gobernador Hunt del
brutal desplazamiento & que Sc nos
condenaba. Y todos ofrecimos las
renuncias y salimos con decoro de
las o6cinas para dar ejercicio 4
nuestros cerebros y nuestros brazos
en- distintas esferas de la actividad
humana.
De suerte que los doctos editOr
Of sEl TitmpOD Green que cuandt
sus hombres triuafan PoR LA RA
zoN DR. LA FUKRzA deben acapara
el presupuesto; y cuando nuestro
hombres TRUMAN por la fuerza d
la ra7on, deben continuar sufriend
: el inicuo despojo.
Llegan 4 la memoria, Juan d
mis- culpas, los esHpiets del ciuda
dano Simon en- sLa Marsellesas:
sEl pensamiento libre
proclamo en- alta voz.
{ Y muera el que no piense
> igual que pienso yo.s
aY6 soy republican,;
me gusta la igualdad.
!. Y, pues no tengo NADIA,
=: que nadie tenga mass,
"a A cuyos otsplets ahadiria y
10 de mi cosecha, este, que no vala c
mo verso 10 que vale como verds
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-05-24
II

Tu recuerdas Juan, compatrio-
"a y camarada milo, que el sefor
Urrutia, jefe de presidio, recibi6
una calihosa indication del sefor
Acuha, jefe de departamento, para
cue renunciase { su destino y dejase
libre su puesto q persona QUE 81
1DRNTIFIcAsR CON sUs PRoYEcTos:
es & saber, con los proyectos sefor
Acuha.
FL seiior Urrutia, que no debi6
esperar la indication, hizo todo 10
contrario: rehus6 cumplirla. Y fue
precise designarle sucesor. Igual
proceder siguieron y siguen los que
Sc encontraban y Sc encuentran en-
igual case. Tu y yo 10 deploramos
lno es verdad, Juan1 Pero no po,
demos pedir al Sefor Acuha que
modifque SD marcha, iusta y legf-
TINA 81 Las hay.
De seguro que sus planes con-
sisten, por ahora, en- una amplia
reforma del personal. Cuya refor'
ma permitira mas tarde Ell desen'
volvimisnto de las medidas que afec.
tan & la practica regular de los ser
vicios en- sanidad, prisioneS y bene
fcencia.
81 en- cada uno de los tres ra
mos dene el jefe una colmena d,
ocultos enemigos ic6mo pOdrfa lie
var 4 buen termino sus prop6sitos
ni.aceptar las subsecuentes respon
sabilidadesf
81 rigiese la hora de ahora
ley de servicio civil; 81 los servldC
res pdblicos estuviesen a la hora q
ahors lejos de la polftica y de ST
inevitablss exigencias, no tropezI
ria un director con los obstacult
que esta venciendo el seior Acl
"a, porque csc director dispondr
de auxiliares despojados de preju
clos y de enconos. Asi suoede
: desde 1905 en- adelantei y asl !
b podido Sussdsg hasta 1893,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-05-24
4. 8, 81 4
OB|T N PACE
Ha fallecido en- Vega BGa,
hechoO.

Ha falecido en- Vega BGa,
sxc1lente curte s,onrrtN y
teal amigo don Manuel Munil Sau
tras larga y penosa .enfernelad.
Muere joven, y con el Sc pier
de un valioso elemento, de clara in
teligencia y dc honIadez a toda
prueba.
Desempeh6 varies cargos an
ohcinas pablicas y privadas, con
probidad y cello. Ultimamente sir
VIC I'M destino dc tesoreria en- Toa-
Beja.
IA parieute muy cercsno del
nor Munoz Rivera, y estaba uni
10 q q por lazos de profuuda con-
fraternidad.
Rvciban sus deudos la EXPIRE
sion fraternal de nuestro pksame
Mas sentido.
ssae
biendo una confusion sobre l. re-
gi6n occipital.
Hoy extingui6 su cordy.1 eli
la carcel de San Juan, en- Arecibo,
Esteban Byisman Sanchez,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-05-24
NOT|C|AS DEL O|A
EntierrO del joven CO.
merciante don Ale
jandro Gaos.
GRAN CONCURRENCIA
Dessfio de volantines en- esta
ciudad Don Sixto Bas.
A Estados Unidos.
GRAN CONCURRENCE

El entierro del joven conner
ciaute don Alexandra Gaos, como
habiamos anunciado, Sc verified
aver a las cinco de Ia tarde.
Pocos minutes antes de Ia ho-
ra lego ell feretro, conducido en- Iu-
joso caro-, a la plazuela de Colon,
en- donde aguardahan el clero de
San Francisco y los numerosos
amigos del fnado de la fanlilia
Padial para acompaiarle hasta el
cementerio.
Hermosisimas coronas, como
Gltimos carinosos recueldos, de su
| joven { iuconsolable esposa, del Ca
siro Espaiiol y de infnidad de sus
amigos, cubrian materialmente el
coche, siendo llevadas las cintas
que de este pendfan por faniliares
y amigos intimos del muerto.
A la bajada del cementerio y
en- el sitio de costumbre, el COMO
cido letrado y presidente del Ca
sino ESpafiol don Antonio Alvarez
NavaS, ell elocuentes frases que re-
velaban su pcna, di6 las gracias a
todos los concurrentes Ell nombre
de la viuda doia Margarita Pa
dial, y en- el de las sociedades es'
paholas el Casino y Auxilio Mu.
tuo.
LIego, y n los momento'
que la lluvia arreciAba, iue Condu
c, do el feretro hasta el pan'eon e1
brazos de los intimos del m1logra
do Gaos,
Sc nos informa que Sc pro
yectan varlos desafioS de volanti
ues en- eSta ciudal parcce qu,
el antique sport" que estaba y
casi abolido, ha vuelto a aparece
con el entusiasmo de antes.
Aver EMBARGO para los Is
tados Unidos nuestro amigo do
Sixto Bas, comerciante de esta pla
"a.
-Esta mafana Sc constituy
el Jurado en- la Corte de los Ests
}: dos Unidos para conocer de la d.
manda Ultima de este termino
i. interpuesta por el letrado y mien
bro de la Camara, don Miguel Gu
rra, contra el comerciante de est
plaza don Carlos Conde, en- recl
macion de ounce mil dollars.
. -Anoche Sc reuni6 el ayunt
y miento de San Juan, aplobaudo il
:. ordenanzas para las subastas
suministro de pan, aves, huevos
verduras, provisiones, leche, carr
fresca de res, cajas mortuoria
asientos en- sitios pGblicos, sun
:, ;. nistro de comida a los detenidos
: la carcel, corral de animales, pla
del mercado, avena, yerba, henc
= afrecho para ell ganado del muni
\, \. pio. Quedan otras ordenanzas ?
aprobar por cuyo motive es posil
que el lunes haya una session ext
- ordinaria.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-05-24

a cuestas, { intenten METER MIEDO'
q Mr. Regis H. Post con sus puetlles
embelecos. Algo necesitan hacer
para que los cincuenta mil votos de
1905, no Sc reduzcan a cuarenta
mil en- 1908 y aveinticinco mil en-
1910 y a NADIA en- 1912. Algo ne
cesitan hacer los leaders para CONT
nuar dirigiendo grupos y 6rmando
n6minas en- el Conseju.
TIL y yo, querido Juan, y nues
tros Glen mil colegas de Novienbre
les oiremos con paciencia. Mr. Pos
les ORA scomo quieu oye lloverH,
segdn decia el General Henry co
mentaudo un discurso de don NJ
nuel F. Rosy, acomo quien ve cae
Ia lluvia sobre un patio
Prolooga, mi bu.n Juan, IL +,
tentorea caroaiada Y gnirdane u
POGO de tn cortes at, uli0u para n
epistola de mafana.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-05-24
DES. JUAN YLA ISL
IndemnizaciOn resue1-
ia Il favor de la Sc
f1orita Fernandez.
CAPlTOLIO 0E PTO- RICO
Concerto por el vlolinista &c.
nor Marsicsno.- de
la Corte de Ponce.
CAPITOLIO QE PTO-RICO

dio anoche su veredicto condenan-
do al segundo al psgo de quinientos
dollars de perjuicios y mil doscien
toS cincuenta dollars de daiios eau
sados por el ferrocarril q la sefiorita
Gloria Fernandez, hija del deman-
dante.
-SegGn nos manifesto el ho-
norable Comisionado del Interior,
dentro de dos semanas Sc marcara
ell terreno, frente 4 Ia plaza de Co.
Ion, para el edi6cio del Capitolio
de Puerto Rico. FL concurso para
la presentation de proyectos Sc ce-
rrara el 70 de octubre, en- que St
ADRIAN los pliegos para elegir el
Que resuIte mas adecuado stgun
opinion de los seiiores Comisionado
del Interior, Presidente del Consejo
Executive, Presidente del Tribunal
y del Speaker de la Camara &c
De,egados que forman la Comisi6n
designada por la ley.
-Hasta el dia IS del pr6ximo
ines durara el plazo para presentar
proposiciones la subasta para e
suministro de 54 400 metros cubi-
cos de piedra tfiturada con destinc
4 la conservation dc las carreteras
insulareS.
Ell Lcdo. don Manuel +. Ros.
sy suslitrye como subjefe del par.
lido republican, al senior Sanchez
Morales, que Sc halla ausente.
I'll abogado sefior ,L6pt1
; L,endron, q uonbre del doctor Fer
a II niudez Mater ha preSentado ante ID
r Corte de Distrito de San Juan, }
ha pedido embargo contra !:
: Compafiia constructors del Salto d.
q Comerio, en- cobro de mil veint'
: dollars por honorarios profesiena
les,
Ell pr61imo domingo habr
otro concierto en- Bayam6n por {
el sexteto que dirige el aplaudid
violinista senor Marsicano. Par
ditho acto, que terminark con II
bale, Eha cedido sus salones
q Colonia Espanola.
-Asegdrase que Ell letrado do
Jacinto Texidor ira a Ponce 4 ocr
par cl puesto de Juez de aquell
% Corte de Distrito, que reuuncial
'e don Julio Padilla.
, Ell Juez municipal dispuso
ie arresto de Zoilo Quijano, compile,
. do en- un case de hurto de varit
= pleas de automobiles.
81 -Hemos tenido el gusto de S
"a ludar q nuestro amigo don Ell
;! Fernandez, competente veterinal
- que reside en- Mayagiez,
~ lie reiteramos nuestro afectu
''e so y cordial saludo.
Sc encuentra Ell eSta ciud
= nne,tro distiuguido amigo el Lee
Dol don Juan Was Ochoteco, deiega
les d la CamAra por 81 distrito dc Il
Ger macao.
de En- el az vuela plumap
nta aver apareci6 una ftcha equivoca
en- 1908, por 1898.
ne -Ha sido nombrado Clerk
nti- .as Ofcinas del Preside, nues
ado amigo don Luis O'Neil.
-Anochc hubo una reuu
les lie los mas connotadoS obreros e
ore, Circulo oblero dc San Juan, a
POST .landose celeb,ar una asamI
>, o nagua el dia de JUNO prdxi
CO. rambiEn fuG acuerdo pedir los
Nj IoneS dc la IamaIa de Delegt
oaef ara este scia J publican una
su,lt4 aLuuciaudola oportuname
Pedro Valldeplli y Fed,
III 2zquiaga, cumplieron hoy sus
III ,eucias en- la Carcel municipal.
-Evarista Hernandez,
!. agTedida, apQche en- saIsis,
~
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-05-24
POr & n bile
'F1vuq F!Ptuu Ot IA CORRESPONDENCE" 1I 9FuOrRur uvDI

las autordades de Ia energi4 que algunas de
estas ha desplegado para combatirlo.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-04-27

All ladies should guess on the
score of the first game. There's
SIS. 90 in it. 4-25-St
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-04-27

Is the singing good at the Star?
Well guess yes. 4-2b-3t
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-04-27
PROGRAM is ARRANGED FOR
OPENING DAY CEREMONIES
wednesday May the First Promises to be Red Letter
Day in the History of Marion Baseball-Bis Parade,
Addresses and General Half Holiday.

The Rooters' club, an organization
formed for the purpose of helping to
make the opening day, "Wednesday,
May Ia, bowling success, has issued
about five thousand programs of the
ceremonies planned and is having
them distributed over the city so that
all may know of the plans.
The club secured sufficient funds
for the celebration by donations Of
the members and through the efforts
Of the club the openin day will be
a red letter day in local baseball cir
cles.
The parade will be the principle
feature Of the celebration. 1t will
form on North Main street between
Center and Mill streets and will move
promptly at one p. m. The line of
march will be to Church street. east
on Church to Vine street, North on
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-04-27

we could annex five out Of the
first six.
A team that is not supported at
home cannot win games. Let s
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-04-27

+ Vine street to Center street; west on
Center to Davids STREET and south
on Davids street to the park.
The police force in full uniform
will head the procession and will be
followed by the Peoples Band Next
In carriaes will come the surviving
members of the NIuhawks and the
Stars, two teams that made Marion
famous in the days Ions. past; Pres
Nent Norton of |tlta league; Flres4
dent Wollerweber, of the local club;
Jude Is. G. Young, Major Scherff and
the directors Of the club, and lastly
the players of the Marion and New
Castle clubs and the Hogans Runts
all in uniform.
Following the carriages the Rooters
club, 800 strong, with canes, banners
and badges will march and the re-
mainder of the parade will be COM
posed of carriages and automobiles.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-04-27
CAN SEE ONLY TWO
IN PENNAET RACE

The sport winters In the Cleveland
papers, which by the way have also
been instrumental in bringing the at
tention of big League clubs to the
Ohio and Pennsylvania league, can
see but two clubs in the race for the
pennant for this season Akron and
Youngstown. They being the largest
cities in the circuit, more attention
is paid to their work and they are
naturally in a position to secure a
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-04-27

MARION AT HOME.
May 1928 with New Castle.
May 4-5-6, with Sharon.
May 12-13-14, with Akron.
May 1916. with Youngstown.
May 10. with Lancaster.
May 24-25-26, with Newark.
May 27-2S-29, with Lancaster.
June 1-2-6, with Mansfield.
June 10-11-12, with Lancaster.
June 16-17-18,. with Youngstown.
June 19-20-21, with Akron.
June 22-23-24, with New Castle.
June 25-26-27, with Sharon.
July 4th, p. M, with Mansfield.
July Z, with Lancaster.
July 1918, with Newark.
, July 1890, with Mansfield.
July 21-22-23, with Youngstown.
July 24-25, with Akron.
July 26-27, with Sharon.
July 1929. with New Castle.
Aug. 11-12, with Newark.
Aug. 1919. with Sharon.
Aug. 20-2l, with New Castle.
Aug. 1928, with Youngstown.
Aug. 25, with Akron.
Aug. 27-2S-29, with Mansfield.
Sep. s, with Akron.
Sep. 20-21, with Lancaster.
Sept. 2S-24-25, with Newark.
Sep. 29, with Mansfield.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-04-27
HOME SCHEDULE OF
SEVENTY GAMES
Fifteen Sunday Contests to
be Played Here.
One Holiday Game will be Played
on the Afternoon Of
July the Fourth.

Cut out the following schedule and
paste 1t in your hat for future ref
erence. The list contains just seventy
games, fifteen of which will be played
on Sunday. Marion is fortunate in
getting one holiday game. II comes
on the afternoon of July 4tb. Ma
rion and Mansfield play at Mansfield
in the morning, then come here for
the afternoon game.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-04-27
BRAIN STORMS

All of the managers of the o.
and p. league are winning the
pennant during the training season.
Drumm will start the agument on
May 1.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-04-27

and z. league are winning the
pennant during the training season.
Drumm will start the agument on
May 1.
Marty Hogan thinks that the p.
o. M. league is lots faster than
the O. p. but we notice that
Marty has failed to- book any
games with o. p. teams thus far.
Hogan 3 Runts have been in
vited to get into the opening day
parade. The Runts are good boost
ers and will do all that they can
to help the thing along.
A good many of the local mer-
chants are planning to, give various
articles as prizes for the meritori-
Gus performances OF the local play
ers. Let US hope that none OF
the LEGAL fruit dealers will insist
on presenting any of the base
ballers with lemon.
Far be it from us to knock but
we wish that some real live man
with a big hammer would say a
few things about the weather man.
The local team started the train
ing season on Friday with twenty
three men in the squad. Guess
that accounts for the hard luck ex-
perienced in the matter of wealth
er.
II you expect to meet your
friends on May l you had better
be at the ball park.
Just because it is called Webb
park 1t is no sign that the play
ers are spiders.
Dementia Americana is more
applicable TO fans at a ball
game than to Harry Thaw at Mad
lson Square Garden. BE SIRE to
have plenty OF the "Dement" on
May /.
New Castle will be the opposing
taem on May l. We have nothing
in particular against the Nocks
but we certainly intend to get the
first one.
It's up to everybody to turn out
and show President Morton, of the
league, that Marion is not the lit
tie hamlet that it is thought to be.
Up at the stone quarries there
are several hundred men employed
Nine out OF ten are red hot sports
and will be there for the opening
game.
Ii every shopman who wants to
attend the ball game is allowed to
lay off. there won't be enouob
men in the shops on May 1 to
flag the !s-ead wagon.
The BARRIERS have decided not
TO charge five cents for a neck
shave so that the fans can 90 that
much oftener to the ball game.
Wouldn't it be awful If the
weather man would schedule a rain
for Wednesday.
The collection of MANAGER
Drtmm fT the training season was
as fine and gentlemanly an aggre-
cation as could be found anywhere.
Some OF them had to go thouyI
without practically any trial
For that they must blame the
weather and not the manager as
ne cannot take any chances now
Here's little two to one bet
that Marion has the largest omen.
ing day attendance, if the wealth.
er conditions are similar over the
circuit.
Marion will play six games at
llome and then will take a trip ON
the road. 1t wouldn't be SO bad II
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-04-27

BILLY THOMAS, .
Released by Cincinnati Goes Back
to Youngstown.
SUNDAY GAMES AT HOME.
May s, with Sharon.
May IL, with Akron.
May 10. with Lancaster.
May 26, with Newark
June 2. with Mansfield.
June 16, with Youngstown.
June 1c3, with New Castle.
July 7, with Lancaster.
July 21, with Youngstown.
July 2S, with New Castle.
Aug. IL, with Newark.
Aug. 18, with Sharon.
Aug. rs, with Akron.
Sep. 3. with Akron.
Sep. 20, with Mansfield:
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-04-27

break some records in supporting
he Lime Burners during the com
NJ season.
Marion will wear blue uniforms
With gray sweater coats trimmed
a blue.
II is expected by the local cram.
tgement that there will be large
attendance of ladies at the opening
anne. The games viii be conducted
n such manner that ladies need
have no doubts about attending.
From O'Clock to-day it is only
4 days, 06 hours, $3.50 minutes and
345,60O seconds until the big parade
Will start Tor the ball park.
An Akron manufacturer has pre-
sentcd Manager Drumm with doz.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-04-27

Marion will play six games at
home and then will take a trim on
the road. 1t wouldn't be SO bad II
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-04-27

lanta team, when in this city he
among sport writer's in other cities of
the circuit that Akron and Youngs-
town will have to furnish a much
faster article of ball than they have
in the past If they desire to have q
pennant winner. While both of these
clubs have been strengthened, they
do not take into consideration that
other clubs in the league have like
wise strengthened and are going tn
have something to say as to which
shall win the pennant. We can only
ask, however. that they walt and see.
Don't fail to see the famous trio at
the Star each evening after G D. m.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-04-27
HOLIDAYS AT HOME.
July 4 p. M, with Mansfield.
HOLIDAYS ABROAD.

Decoration Day, A. M, p. NJ, at
Akron.
July 4th, a. M, at Mansfield.
Labor Day. A. M, p. NJ, at Lam
caster. a,aaAl
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-04-27

en- pneumatic baseballs. 1t might
be a good idea to use the spheres
for ninth inning finishes.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1907-02-14
AMuSE MENTS.

Miss Carolyne Mclean. who is to
appear at the Duncan next Friday
night In Marie Corelli's famous ro-
nance "Thelma,' comes Of pretty no.
table stock. Il may be interesting 10
observe that Miss Mclean Numbers
among her ancestors and living rela.
tives some Of the most notable and
famous personages OF American his.
tory. She Is the great grand.daugh
ter OF President Zachary Taylor. Her
father was General II. Fl. Mclean of
the United States regular army, vino
was a roommate at West Poiat q:
General Ulysses s. Grant when that
famous Ameicran was serving his an.
premiership to what destined him 10
the conQuests that numbers his name
among those Of the greatest men Of
history. Among her living relatives
OF distinction are John r. Mclean
the well known and able editor Of
Cincinnati Enquirer. of whom she Ia
also a niece, Since adopting The
stage as a profession. Miss Mclean
has been leading woman with Robert
ManteN; with Richard Mansfield.
created a role of Lvgfa In Quo Va.
dis" when 1t was originally produced
at the New York theatre. New York
City. also the leads In Cumberland
u" and the Cherry pickers." Miss
Mclean Is of the brunette type of
'eautv. tan and stately: and posses.
ses all the talents and versatility of
her mnstrions family. She Is indeed
an interesting and attractive stage
figure.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1907-02-14

W. o. and Miss n. II. Roach OF
Chicago. arrived In the city last ev.
ening and will visit here with friends
for a couple Of days. They are
brother and sister Of Mr.. John
Roach. at present living ut La Junta.
but formerly Of Las Vegas. Miss
Roach has been In Japan and was
met at San Francisco by her brother
and are now on their way east.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1907-02-14

Willis Maxwell's Goodhue's drama.
tiEation Of Marie Coreiii's powerful
romance. "Theima." with Carolyne
Mclean in the title role. assisted by
one Of the best supporting compan.
les on the American stage. In the Of.
fering for Friday evening at the Dun.
can.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1907-02-14

Mrs, Edward r. Coard Of Santa Fe,
formerely OF this city at which time
her husband was a member of the
reportial force of The Optic. has
been quite seriously Ill for the past
couple OF days, but is at present
slightly improved. She has many
friends In Las Vegas.