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Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1908-05-08
PoINDExTER NOT A CANDIDATE.
Says He Has No Thought of Opposing
Governor Campbell.

Austin, Texas, May Judge Will
liam Poindexter of Cleburne, strong
supporter of Senator Bailey in the re-
cent election, was here yesterday rep
resenting the state in the D. R. Rice
case from Hill county, which was sub
mitted yesterday in the court of GRIM
inal appeals. 1t will be remembered
that certain newspapers had mention
ed Judge Poindexter as a probable
candidate or suitable candidate for
governor against Governor Campbell,
in view of the latters silence on the
Bailey proposition.
at is all a hoax" said Judge Poin-
dexter yesterday afternoon when ask
ed about the matter, that l would
probably be a candidate against Gov
ernor Campbell. am not a candidate
and never was and have never men,
toned to any one that l would be
Continuing, Judge Poindexter said
that during the recent campaign Sen
ator Bailey had said that he would
make good governor or good SEN
ator, and some of the papers opposed
to Senator Bailey construed that to
mean that he would run for governor
Judge Poindexter declared that he
never had any intention of running
for governor and never thought of the
matter.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1908-05-08
Educational Meet at Dallas.
Special to the Herald.

Special to the Herald.
Dallas, Texas, May S.-"The Cam
paign for Education in Texas" prom
ises to receive fresh impetus as a
result of the meeting of the State
Conference for Education begun in
this city today Representative of
all sections of the state, among them
number of well known educators.
are attending the meeting, which will
be in session two days The program
of the meeting provides for thorough
discussion of every branch of educa-
tlonal work, from the district schools
to the highest state institutions of
learning.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1908-05-08
SHE MAY RETURN HOME
Young Lady Who EIoped With Epis-
copaI Minister May Return to
New York City Soon.
Special to the Herald.

Special to the Herald.
New York, May S.--A report is in
circulation that Floretta Whaley, who
eloped a year ago with Jere K Cooke,
at that time rector of ST. Georges
Episcopal church, Hampstead, is about
to return to this city. Since their
elopment the couple have been living
in San Francisco.
Before Surrogate Jackson at Min
cola, Long Island, there is to be a
judicial settlement next week of an
estate in which Miss Whaley is finan-
cially interested and it is said that
her relatives at Hampstead expect her
to return. The estate to be wound up
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1908-05-08

scented at the meeting. The Socialist
Territorialists are an offshoot of the
Territorialists of which Israel Fang
will, the well known English writer,
is the head. The Zangwill organiza-
ton is in turn an offshoot of the Zion
lists. The latter believe in founding a
Jewish nation in Palestine only, and
the Territoriolists believe that any
suitable location should be selected.
The Socialist Territorialists hold that
socialism should prevail in the. new
country.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1908-05-08

is that of her father, John Whaley,
valued at about $4,000, out of which
Floretta and her sister, Edna, were
to be educated and maintained and
were to receive the remainder of the
property after their grandmothers
death. Prior to her elopment Floretta
had regular income from the estate.
but it is understood that since she left
Hampstead she has allowed her share
to remain untouched.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1908-05-08

arranged in honor of the visitors,
chief of which will be the annual ban
quet tomorrow night. The speakers
at the banquet will include President
Eliot of Harvard, Governor Wilson of
Kentucky and Owen Wister, the au-
thor.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1908-05-08
May Music at Kansas University.
Special to the Herald.

CpCCTII 10 IlIS f1GTdIU.
Lawrence, Kas., May S-Many visit.
ors are here for the annual May music
festival given under the auspices of
the school of fine arts of the Univer-
slty of Kansas. The program opens
with a concert tonight and will be
continued over tomorrow. Ten prom
lnent soloists, the festival chorus of
100 voices, and an orchestra under
the direction of Adolph Rosenbecker
will take part in the festival.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1908-05-08
Congregational Missions.
Special to the Herald.

Special to the Herald.
Pittsfield, Mass, May Arrange
ments have been completed for the
annual meeting of the Congregations
Home Missionary Society in this city
next week. The sessions will open
Tuesday and continue three days.
A number of noted speakers will
be heard during the sessions of the
Society.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1908-05-08
United Commercial Travellers.
Special to the Herald.

Nashville, Tenn, May S.-Hotels
and business houses are decorated to-
day in honor of the United CONNER
cial Travellers of Tennessee, whose
annual grand council meeting is in
session. Business and pleasure will
divide the attention of the visitors for
two days. Many visitors are here
from Memphis, Knoxville, Chattanoo-
ga. Bristol and other cities through
out the state.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1908-05-08
Socialist 'TerritoriaIists.
Special 10 the Herald.

Special TO the Herald.
Cleveland, o., May S.-An interna-
tional convention of the Socialist Ter
ritorialists began in this city today for
a session of four days. Many of the
branch organizations throughout the
United States and Canada are repre-
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1908-05-08
Silver Service For the Nebraska.

silver service For the Nebraska.
Special to the Herald.
San Francisco, Cal, May S.-A
handsome solid silver service of a
dozen pieces was presented to the bat
tleship Nebraska, at anchor in San
Francisco bay, today by committee
of hundred prominent citizens of
that state, headed by Governor Shell
don and his staff The service is said
to be one of the most beautiful ever
presented to an American battleship,
and cost several thousand dollars.
The mammoth trays, bowls and other
large pieces of the service are hand
somely decorated with designs en-
blematical of the state of Nebraska
and the United States navy.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1908-05-08
South Carolina Colleges.
ecial to the HeraId

Newberry, S. c., May S.-With a
program arranged for two days, dur
ing which time number of noted ed
ucators will speak, the Association of
Colleges of South Carolina began its
annual conference this afternoon at
Newberry College. Among the insti-
tutions represented were the Univer-
sity of South Carolina, Furman Uni
versity, Wofford College, Erskine Col
lege, Clemson College, Citadel Col
lege, and the Presbyterian College of
South Carolina.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1908-05-08
Associated Harvard Clubs.

Special to the Herald.
Philadelphia, Pa, May S.-The
twelfth annual meeting of the Asso-
ciated Harvard Clubs began at the
Bellevue-Sratford today with large
and representative attendance. A
number Of social features have been
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1908-05-08
Arbor Day In Wisconsin.

Special to the Herald.
Madison, Wis, May S.-Arbor and
bird day was quite generally observed
Wisconsin today with spec
ial exercises in the schools and the
planting of trees, flowers and shrubs
in school grounds and public parks.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1908-05-08

Jas. F. Brook. architect and engt-
neer, Room z Link building. tt
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1908-05-08

which marked the progress of the re
view.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1908-05-08

Get the Habit-cook With Gas.
New-York tribune., 1908-10-11
10

Thought. but that might have been ON account Of
,he spa,s" He griuucd sadly, IN spite Of himself
Oh forgot BY Jove, yes. Hls breath srneIIed
This was too much for Astro l. was sometime
t.,f,rr he could take thc thing seriously.
Shaw waited patiently until the palmIsr stopped
-.u,hing i knew you'd think | was banked
.ooi he said nourufuv. but j, mo- Joke To the
shaw family. | assure YOU. Anybody would say
Ethel was crazy. | did myself, the very first time
.h, told me TINS yarn. / said. Ethel YOU re- tool
-sh" But there was the stuff 10 provcit' Then She
began tu CIV The worst Of II Is the Count is ahso-
.4tclv convinced that Ethel IS mad
4 ; soon as We had dressed and gone down to din
~ .er Ethel told the ~tor. to the whole crowd Oh
course we consider D'Amplcri already virtually
tnc-ntcr of the family and the others are oid
New-York tribune., 1908-10-11

Il hope to see YOU on Monday slid Astro.
bowling with dignity
TOHN WILMINGTON SHAW left the room. rs
soon as he had departed, EaIeska entered, laugh
ing, the 1impes showing in her checks and chm
Astro's pose had gone. He threw off his robe
and turban. " Did YOU hear the uncouth history
he asked.
Valeska nodded "of all things tan 1t be
true"
Easily, Simple as milk And at the same
time OF the clcverest schemes | ever heard OF
II all straight that is all except the Jewels That
wei have investigate"
But L don't understand it all, Naeska
pouted.
Have you happened to hear that Count Dam
pIcT has been paving rather too marked attention.
for engaged man. to Miss Belle Miller She that
the cruel wits of the 400 have dubbed the Bay
Mare :"
/ knew she in here one dav for a reading
And was much interested in my prediction that
she was to marry titled foreigner | heard the
gossip at the LorsSons the day l went To that
never forget items of that sort They are more
important than horoscopes
| think | have glimmer of light. now. said
Naleska The Bay Mare Is an heiress isn't She:
Rather! Old man Miller owns half of Buffalo"
And Shaw Is on the verge of failure
And the Count wants good excuse trans
fer his affections and his hopes of permanent in
come What better escape than 70 impute insanity
to Miss Ethel Shaw: | say its a merry scheme
Naeska frowned. Its horribly crue''
Well It S UNANIMOUSLY Italian, If YOU like. Fancy
of the Borgias reappearing grace the twentieth
century! But YOU can't deny 1t IS ceverly worked
New-York tribune., 1908-10-11

he protested 1 came 10 YOU because you know
ar ought 70 know most of the weaknesses OF human
nature but if YOU think l take any stock IN astro-
ogv or oCCultIsU
What was the day. did YOU say" A~,-o-s
voice was hard
October I4th. 1855. nine A. NJ. l believe '
Shaw scowcd.
Nv dear Mr. Shaw SAID As,ro. ii You give
me this commission. must let me DO II my own
way. Il won't matter 20 YOU. should think ho"
dc II. You are. | presume agn"stIc- NerE
good. | am a fatalist. Go 10 detective or doc
tor If YOU prefer modern science prefer the
ancient lore.
l came 20 You because you've done harder
things than this. Shaw SAID 10 Ilacate the lnde-
PENDENT seer. Go ahead with Your cusp> and
nltlvitics YOU like only out Of this fearful
mess as safely and quickly as YOU can.
New-York tribune., 1908-10-11

What is your father worth:' the palnlSt asked
Shaw seemed awaken from "A dazc. " II YOU
had asked weeks ago, Id have SAID, roughly
four millions, or possibly five But this recent deal
III lead has bit him hard His shrinkagc is nearly
scventv-hve per cent | suppose. He was almost
ruined IN fact. But if you're in doubt as to your
fee why thatH be ali right. Its worth five thou
sand dollars to to have the matter settled. We'd
have to pay that in backmail, l suppose. If YOU
can think Of any way to return the Jewels and no
questions asked, and head off this insanity charge
the moneys yours.
Had any dowry been settled on Count Am
Tlcri."
shaw bushed family. ''Oh, l say" he began.
i am aware that its Continental practice,
that's all" Astro said suaVey. " 1t IS inevitable
with an international marriage, isn't it.
Yes | fought against it as hard as could;
but Ethel can make the governor do anything She
likes. Besides my mother set on the match,
YOU know and she helped arrange all that. They
do it through lawyers, you know. 1t isn't quite
crude it sounds but it's bad enough Yes,
We arranged TO buy the title for Ethel, suppose
He kept his eyes the rug in some embarrassment.
There was too a trace of anger in his tone. 1t
was evident that the affair did not please him IN
any way.
VERY we'll III undertake the commission, deli
cate as it IS. Astro said, rising. I'd like to
have the Jewels delivered here sometime next week
You had best bring them Yourself | wish also
you'd find out just when the Count D'Amperi
arrived III America and by what boat. | suppose
YOU tell me the day and hour of Your sisters
BIRTH"
Shaw wheeled round him. oh, come nowt"
New-York tribune., 1908-10-11

From Your Friends
IN the Lunatic ASy-
lum. ' the Creature
SAID.
New-York tribune., 1908-10-11

THE Jewels were all false A~t-. cclti'' r..
needed but one careful look 90 them ~
were marvellous limitations. but ot -u Po9sl-1 +
To- anyone except the owner. who would L0s- ~
suspected OF having hvpotheC,ircl her tetlll-
gems Ii was evident now why Ars L'li-. ~
the respectable aristocratic Mrs Le,nat- L'lD,t
the L4ndor Jewels had never offered 81 feNA-.
their capture AStro. cynical as he Was, o. o.
he with the many hyFoerI~le- OF It - - 81
ten of the town. could not help IauZhrnS %lt t.
held the famous Landor tiara mp To- N|iesN~'
vIous view
III never believe IN anybody or al EtalHs @e~
she exclaimed Did YOU tell Mr. shaw.
Not after his remarks On my profession
Astro with "a decided shake of his head - - (.
the time he did himself out of a hearty .@s. .@"s Il
MrS. LandOCS expense In any case, ~
lieve in ever telling any more than Is nec5sss''-
The Count Is an ordinary crook. theh- i;sr
Il doubt that Nor Is he even an o%-D- %
Count He's a clever. bourgeois trenthilIa-+. "A.
have talked with him and know l rldslIIS ~ h
he picked up this fellow Tim To help hI1n pa 1r
part. and found out afterward what nc w " han
used HIM But that doesn't matter "'
them now on the hip - ras
And how are YOU going 70 ny hlm, F'os. - B..
hear. he Is more attentive than ever 10 ~
Mare, and people are talking about II ,,, q
That doesn't matter If Miss EJhtl 70 --or
rid OF him without his telling that rldltl'-,' 70 b
rubbish. And l will tiN that
How"
Ny dear if You'll walk up and down on +f5 +e9 b
A'A ave, between S7th and SSth-sts nom ~ ~ b
half-past ten tomorrow night. YOU ii see LII
continued, smiling 10 himself. u think 1t
Cogan,s5 gags I5
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-07-30

Y su costo total alcanz6 a unos
SIS 900 que fueron recolectados
por subscription publica bajo los
auspic1os de la INC Kinley Me.
mortal Association.
A la ceremonial de descu brir-
la acudieron Ell Alcalde de la
ciudad. principales autoridades
V las fuerzas francas de servicio
en- traje de gala; colossal Y aglo-
merado gentfo rodeaba el City
Hall" Y extendiase por las ca
lies anexas, ansiosas de presen-
ciar tan solemne ceremonial.
Cuando el Alcalde V Presidente
de la "Mc Kinley Memorial AS
sociation" tiraron del dorado
Gordon que echo por terra ell
blanco pano, Y descubrl0se ell
venerable rostro del gran pa
triota, numerosas palmadas y
"hurras' enthusiasts atronaron
el espacio. todas las cabezas
descu brianse V saludaban con
Tespeto. mientras que a los aCor-
des del himno nacional las fuer
zas deshlaban ante el. va todo
Cubierto por fragantes y frescas
flores, presentando armas
Francfsc0 Fuertts.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-07-30
TEATRO MUNICH Al
FUNCION POPULAR

Esta noche sc veri6cara en- nuestro
coliseo Ia function suspendida el mar
tes por indisposici6n de la aplaudida
tiple Eulalla Blanchart.
Ell programa Sc compondra de La
vcrbena de la paloma". "Chateaux
Margaux" y La Gatita blanca.
Los precios seran so centavos la
luneta y IS Ell paraiso.
Ell proximo sabado gran function de
gala en- honor del malogrado ma estro
compositor espaf1ol don Federico
Chueca, poniendose en- escena la her
mosa zarzuels de Javier de Burgos
con m1sica de los sefores Chueca Y
Valverde, tituIada "Cadiz", estreno
de la opereta "El diablo en- ell mo
limo.
Para esta funci6n Sc admiten en-
cargos en- contadur1a.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-07-30
Varias notiCias

Sc asegura que Sc encuen-
ira en- San uan una Comisi6n
de Aibonito, que Sc propone
confeienciar con el gobernador
para tomar acuerdo sobre de
nuncias que Sc han recibido
en- aquel pueblo contra malhe :
chores que pretenden atemori-
gar ell pueblo por medic de III
cendlos.
Ell Comisionado Mr.. Dexter
recibio las listas adicionales de
nombramientos de maestros de
las Juntas escolares de Caguas,
Cayey, Barros. Mayaguez Y CO.
rozal.
Ell departamento de Instruc-
cion ha aprobado las propuestas
de maestros dc las Juntas esco-
lares de todos los pueblos Fal
Ia por aprobar la propuesta de
Ciales, que no ha remltido las
.listas de profesores.
Ha sa1ido para Patillas, e1
.senor Jimenez, quien Sc propo-
ne asistir j los trabajos ultimos
que Sc hacen Ell aquella carre-
terra.
Sc ha recibido en- la o1cina
del Secretario de Puerto Rico,
TN report del alcalde de Rincon,
muy halagueno para az Il c |
Ayuntam1ento, que cuenta &C
tualmente con IN superavit dc
mil dollars Ell su GAIA Municipal.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-07-30
LA LINOTYPE
EN- PUERTO RICO
La MlQUINaRIl MODERWA

En- los talleres del BoLErrw
MERcANTIL ha sido instalada La
primera LINOTYPE importada en-
Puerto Rico; es. una maquina
admirable, cuyo funcionamien-
to prodigioso Y rapidisimo ha de
imprimir al arte tipogra6co, en-
Puerto Rico, I'm desarrollo ex-
traordinario y un progreso evi-
dente.
La empresa editora del BorE-
TIN MERcANTIL ha querido ser La.
prlmera en- poseer en- Puerto
Rico la maquina Lfnotyge para
que la historic del progreso de
la tipografia en- la Isla, haya de
incluir este dato importantfsi-
mo junto a los que forman eE
1nventario de otros anterioreS
que han undo siempre. con Ie-
gitimo derechO, el nombre del
BoLETIN MERcANr1L a todo pro-
greSo, toda innovation, 4 tOdCD
adelanto en- el arte de la tipo-
grafia y la litografia en- la isla-
FL BoLETIN trae variaS maQui-
mas nuevaS. Una va esta mon
tada en- el local de la antigua
Redacci6n de este diario ; ALI
la admifa cOnstantemente el
p1blico que invade la nueva
prolongaCi6n de nuestros talle-
res, para yer el funcionamiento
de la primera maquina que ha
lnStaladO en- Puerto Rico la
MergenthoIer Ltmotype COM
PanY, de New York.
La empresa editorial del Bo-
LETIN tiene proximas a implan-
tar otras grandes innovaciones
lndustrlaleS, que no anunciara,
hasta que, como la Linotype
pueda ofrecerlas al public0, all
gran pdblicc que forma SUI
clientela siempre. en- progreso.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-07-30

Notas y noticias

Con las lluvias de estos dfas Sc h.
puesto intransitable el camino de
Arecibo Hatillo Creemos que di.
cho camino sera airmado con piedra
y tosca pues de no, resultara peor ell
remedio que la enfermedsd y no Sc
habrfa hecho nada mas que tirar ell
dine1o de ambos Municipios
Sc hacen gestiones para que en- el
pr0ximo mes nos visite Ia Compaflia
de zarzuela dc que es empresario el
amigo Am6rico Marin, y donde fgu
ran notables artistas va conocidos de
este pGblico. entire ellos el celebrado
Y aplaudido tenor Mathew.
Ell camino de la Estacion del ferro-
carril q la carretera, est4 Internal,
con grandes baches 10 que produce
IN efecto desagradable al viajero,
siendo de necesidad que Sc obligue
la empresa del ferrocarril, arreglar
ese pedazo de camino.
Ell riego que Sc lleva a efecto en-
las calle de esta Ciudad resulta muy
defectuoso; pues grandes trozos de
GALES Sc quedan sin ser regados por
carecer de bocas de incendio. Bueno
serfa que ahora que van arreglar las
.calles, Sc tuviera este en- cuenta por
lei Concejo Municipal para que Sc
aumenten las referidas bocas de in
cendio.
Han embarcado para Cuba, don
Pedro Urdaz Y familia, y don Grego-
rio Rivera Les deseamos un feliz
viaje.
Ell Capitdn de la policfa insular
don Francisco Tallada, ha contraido
natrimonio con una distinpuida joven
aguadillana. Que la felicidad sonrfa
siempre en- el nuevo hogar
Ell dfa 10 de Agosto entrara en- va
caciones la Corte de este distrito.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-07-30
Dcpartancnto de Carload
AsiI0 de ninas de Santurce

INFOR Me ANUAL.-La SUI
perintendenta delAsilo de ninas
de Santurce, ha remitido el in
forme anual de gastos y atlas Y
bajas del mismo.
FL movimiento durante Ell anO
de 1907 a 1908 es el siguiente:
"Numero de asiladas".
En- Julio de 1907; 137. Agosto
1877, Septlembre I5L Diciembre
142, Octubre I4I, Noviembre ISL.
Diciembre 147.
Enero de 1908, I46, Febrero
r49, Mario $50, Abril 146. Mayo
I4o y JUNO $50.
Empleados del Asilo: 81 en-
los meses de Julio y Agosto; 25
en- Septiembre y 26 en- Ell resto
hasta finar el ano econ0mico en-
JUNO.
La cantidad 'asignada a cada
aSilada ha sido la de doce cen
tavos diarlos.
Totales parciales por meses
Julio 6Ioo8, Agosto 6IooS. Sep
tiembre 6oI 20, Octubre 62r' "a,
Noviembre 62r'24. Diciembre,
643 SO, Enero 63o'34, Febrero,
10000, Mario 65472, Abril 6I9 20
Maya 651 90 Y Junio 633'6o.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-07-30
CraCiaS

El.sefior don Enrique Rouset, We
nerable Maestro de Ia Logia "Ade-
phia nos invita- en- TN atento B. L
M. para una tenida blanca, que ha de
llevarse a efecto ell 7 de Agosto, en-
Mayagdez. con motive de la inaugu :
raei6n del nuevo taller mas6nico.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-07-30

do delicado presente en- onzas de oro
del Casino Espanol; I'm ramo de rosas
y I'm estuche de objetos de arte (Dla-
ta) del sefior Jusp Villetas; IN bou-
quet de margaritas y rosas de francia,
con una cajita conteniendo dos fnos
peines, obsequio de Mr., James Open,
heimer; una RIGA cadena de orc del
Licenciado Canales de Francisco Bar
mes PLAZA, uu bouquet y IN Undo chaI
de c a; de a familia Martin Fabre-
gas, flores yum Precioso traje en- cor
&c; otro Bouquet con.delicsdo obsequio
de AmGrico Marin y otros mas que
no r@cordamos.
Continue larepresentaci6n del "Sal~
to del Pasiego" y cuando cant6 eE
'<Vals del faiso amor, sublime do
loroso, fu6 vuelta a ovacionar.
Nj IN momento decay6 el entu-
siasmo. Y Mathew, Casas Ramirez
Real, Marco, seforita Ramirez y Ma
yoqui, con SD batuta admirable, reci-
bieron muchas felicitaciones.
La Baillo es ara artista que no exa-
gera su papel. Trabaia con el fuego
de su entusiasmo; donlina Las tablaS
q su gusto, que es especial. Muy ce-
lebrado fue su papel de Margarita,
principalnente, cuaudo hacia de Ioca>
iPero que loca mas loca y mas cuer-
dai Loca en- la expression de sus
ojos, de sus actos, dc su agura que
crecfa en- la escena con la grandeas
del triunfo, y cuerda cuando, at pre-
ludiar. emtfa sus notas y sus moda
laciones. y sus escslas y sus trinos
con la beileza de la mdsica ae caba
lero..
A las doce termin6 el acso cue dei6
una buena suppression en- todos los ami
mos y un .Tecuerdo eterno de Consue-
10 Baillo en- cada cerebro, ca cada Al
ma, en- cada coraz6n de todos los hi
ios de Ponce que saben amar que
| Ter el.Arte.y admirar y aplaudir sus
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Nuestras feIicitacioues A Consuelo.
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