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Evening journal., 1908-10-29
new MAILING
DEVICE TESTED

George b McAlister. the inventor OF
a postal box for quickly mailing letters
at street crossings on trolley cars, gavo
an exhibition Of his invention in tha
rear Of the postoiiice yesterday after
noon The exhibition was witnessed
by Postmaster Henry c. Conrad. As
sistant Postmaster NJ. Howard Jester,
L. A. spelshouse. of Baltimore. and a
large gathering OF the clerks and car
rie-s of the postoftice.
The patented letter hex. or model. as
shown YESTERDAY has several features,
among them an entirely unprotected
opening or mouth for the reception
of drop letters. which is directly on its
top. and into which rain and snow
can enter in storms. without any dam
age 10 the letters within the receptacle.
AT the exhibition yesterday, the mouth
OF the box was drenchen with water
a large bucket being used and yet
letters which were posted therein. be-
fore this operation. were taken out ana
found TO be perfectly dry. II was
shown also that an % sn-mouthed re-
ceptacle of the kind placed on the out
side Of street cars letters can be posted
in the twinkling of an eye.
The new mail device has been eN-
amined and favorably reported upon
by special postal commissions appoint
ed b. the Postmaster-Gener at Wash
ington. and from time to time, has
been carefully subjected 10 by the Of
fcials to successful weather and other
tests as a street car mailing apparatus
sa -. IL .F n His
patch an ordinary or special 1eivery
letter Immediately 10 the postoftice by
means of a street car instead of posting
{ it in a corner letter box as at present
where il will lie sometimes for hours
( awaiting the visit of the mail collector.
Letters. in either town cr suburbs, VIII
thus always go straight 10 the post
Office distributing tables, their .ine OF
transit varying from as low as two or
three minutes in the bvsiness section
/ to not more. at the highest. than halt
an hour. in the suburbs-on a round
| average.
Letters posted on cars not running
To the postofice will be shifted at a
! convenient point of connection OF these
cars with a car line so running nearest
10 the postofIice. a 'transfer agent be-
ing stationed continually at this point
A conference was held this morning
on the subject between Postmaster
Conrad. Assistant Postmaster Jester
and Samuel S. Hoff. general manager
OF the Wilmington City Railway Com
panv. The latter said he would brir:
The matter to the attention Of tho Of
fcials of the railway. Until an answc
is received from them the local post
Office officials will do nothing towar'
recommending the adoption of the de
+. vice in this city to the department a
Washington.
Evening journal., 1908-10-29
TAFT'S GREAT
N. Y. MEETING
On His Last Dash Through
the Empire State
To-day
THOUSANDS AT THE
GARDEN LAST NIGHT

BY United Press Leased Special Wire
NEW YORK, oct z3.-Jubnant over
declarations that his great meeting in
Madison Square Garden last night eclipsed
the Bryan demonstration in the same
place, William II Taft today eft New
York to make his last dash through New
York state
Mr. Taft said:
Il was sorry 1 had not more time to
give to the great audience at the Car
dent but certainly the reception given me
throughout the whole city was most in
spring. 1 cannot think there is any
doubt that the whole Republican ticket
will win.
To-day I will be in good form for the
upstate crowds and expect to absolutely
clinch the state for the national ticket
with the aid of Governor Hughes, who
has made most remarkable campaign. %
Such a greeting as Taft got in New
York. he freely admitted he had never
sen before. When he arrived a Madi-
son Square Garden, Il was filled to the
doors and outside were fully 200 peo-
pie. who shouted madly TO the accom-
paniment of blaring brass and spouting
volcanoes Of red fire. In all Taft had
covered more than S5 miles of city streets
and had spoken to not less than 5000
persons. When after midnight he
crawled into the berth Of his special car
his words and manner give assurance
that he believed the victory was won.
LYONS. n. Y. Oct. 2s.-Nr Tafts first
speech was delivered to a big crowd al
800. His itinerary today includes stops
at East Rochester. Canadaigua, Geneva
Seneca Falls. Auburn and Syracuse. Rep
resentative Serene +. Payne is accom-.
panyng the party through dis district.
Evening journal., 1908-10-29
fire ORDINANCE
NOT DISCUSSED
Council Committee Did Not
Take Up Subject and Matter
is Again Deferred

Despite the fact that City Council
deferred action on the proposed ordi-
nance providing for an increase in
the appropriations of the fire COM
panies at its meeting last Thursday
night, until this week, so that the
matter might be discussed in com
rnittee meeting last night. the subject
was not brought up. Councilman Kyle,
chairman of the fire committee, stat
ed last evening that the reason the sub
iect was not discussed, was because
there are several questions which must
first be considered by the city solicit
tor and an opinion received from him
on the subject before action on the
measure can be taken.
As a result of the failure of the
councilmen to take up the matter last
night it is not likely that the pro-
posed ordinance will be offered at to-
nights regular meeting of the body.
The proposed ordinance provides for
an increase of $500 in the appropria-
tions for each of the fire companies
with the exception of the Weccacoe,
washington and Phoenix. The last
named company is satisfied with the
money IL now receives. but IL is under
stood that the other two companies
believe they are entitled TO more
money than any OF the others because
they maintain more apparatus.
A provision is made, in the pro-
posed ordinance that the only com
panies having chemical apparatus. are
entitled 10 the increase which is only
to be given the others when they ac-
quire apparatus Of that kind. The
companies who have no chemical ap-
. paratus are the Liberty. Reliance and
Independence.
Evening journal., 1908-10-29
SETTLING ON THE
PARADE ROUTES
Republicans and Democrats
TO Use Market Street at
Different Hours

That the Republican parade of sat
urday night will be a record breaker is
assured from the arrangements which
the committee is making. The Re-
publican clubs of this city and those
of rural New Castle will participate.
The Democrats on the other hand are
also making preparations, and at a
meeting last night in the rooms of the
Democratic League plans were dis
cussed for the parade which will be
held on the same night. ThesRepubli-
can rally will be addressed by United
states Senator Knox. and the Demo-
cratic rally by Governor Hoke Smith,
Of Georgia.
Howard D. Ross. chairman Of the
Republican parade committee, sent a
letter last night to John G. Gray.
chairman of the Democratic parade
committee, relating to an appointment
of Yesterday that was to have been
held, but which wasn't, because Nj.
Ross was unable TO find Mr. Gray. The
letter is as follows;
Wilmington, Del. oct. 2s, 1908.
Hon. John G. Gray. Chairman Demo-
cratic Committee on Meetings.
Dear Sir: / kept my appointment
with you at your Office for 10 o'clock
this morning and waited for you until
after 1870. It developed in our talk
at your office the night before that GER
tain things were fixed; that the Demo-
cratic organizations would form on the
west side Of the city and the Republi-
cans on the east side; that your meet
ing at the Opera House was scheduled
for s o'clock. and the Republican meet
ing at the Rink for o'clock TO allow
for the parade
In your letter to me of the 27th in
slant. you said: "As our meeting is &c
be held in the Grand opera House, we
hope you will recognize the necessity
10 US Of finishing our line there in due
time" To comply with your wishes ir
this respect our committee will con-
cede to you the use OF Market street
first in order that you may reach your
meeting around o'clock. We woulc
ask, however, that you clear Market
below Eighth by $50 o'clock. Our pa
rade will then move up Market t
Eighth and turn out West Eighth. So
as not TO pass the Opera House or con
hict in any way with your meeting.
We understand that you are to have
q review of your parade in front of tn
Opera House and that the procession
will not stop at the Opera House, bu
Continued on Second Page)
Evening journal., 1908-10-29

Nv limited Press Leased Special Wire.
TROY, n. Y. Oct. 29.-Greatly enconr-
aged in his fight by the public endorse-
ment of David B. Hill, who presided at
a big Albany meet q. William J. Bryan
left here this sorning to continue ~ ur-
state tour. During to-day he viii speak
at Cohoes. Utica. Rome Oneida. cauastota
and Syracuse.
I'VE are going TO win great victory
Bryan told the Albany crowd. The DEM
ocratic party is full of fight and the Re-
publican party is fun Of fright. expect
Evening journal., 1908-10-29
REPUBLICANS ARE
SCARED, SAYS BRYAN

to carry New York State and 1 expecs TO
carry the middle west as well as some OF
ths Eastern States. We will have enough
to win-snd more. 4"
Throughout his upstate tour Bryan IS
playing strongly to the labor vote and
his reception by the toilers has been en-
thusiastic. At Schenectady in particular
hundreds OF the electric and locomotive
works men heard him for two hours in a
drenching rain and almost every state
ment was greeted with bursts OF checrs.
Evening journal., 1908-10-29
Reformatlon Day.

Saturday will be Reformation dffa"
an occasion which is celebrated the
world over by Lutherans, and there
will be special services In St Steph
EMS Lutheran Church. OF which the
Rev. Frederick Doerr Is pastor. An
interesting program will he announc-
ed. The day mark sthe 3elst anniver-
sary OF October 81, 1917. when Martin
Luther nailed his So theses upon the
church door at Wittenberg. Germany.
Evening journal., 1908-10-29
KILLED RABBIT,
WAS FINED $40

Walter witsil. Of the witsil Detec-
tive Bureau in Sussex coupty. yester-
day arrested Walter Bowden. residing
between Millsboro and LAUREL charg-
ing him with killing rabbits out OF
season. In violation Of the game laws
OF Delaware Mr.. Witsil acted under
the direction Of the Delaware Game
Protective Association.
Arraigned before Magistrate Belts
OF Millsboro. Bowden was fined SIC
and costs
Evening journal., 1908-10-29
BUSINESS OFFICE
OF THE JOURNAL

The business office of THE
EVENING JOURNAL has been
removed again to the Gawthrop
Building, on Fourth street, west of
shipley, adjoining the original
business office. The original BUSH
ness office has been transformed
into a press room for the big new
press of THE JOURNAL.
The business Office hereafter will
be where it is now, with entrance
from Fourth street west Of Shipley
The office is to be greatly improv-
ed, however. The temporary busi-
ness office at Fifth and Shipley
streets has been closed.
Persons having business with
THE EVENING JOURNAL here
sfter are requested to call at the
) Fourth street Office or use the
) telephones;
} D. G. A. No. e75.
Delr,s-,s- No. 224e.
Evening journal., 1908-10-29
SON WHO STRUCK FATHER AND
DEFENDED MOTHER is FINED

of bed TO go to the assistance Of his
mother, who is also aged
The young man testified that he did No,
strike his father. but simply held him
on the floor until the aged man signhltd
his willingness TO go 20 bed.
Judge Cochran thought that the young
man had no right 20 net that way against
the father. Mr.. Garrett. who represents q
Leo Turulski. contended that tue young
mar acted purely in defense OF his
mother.
Evening journal., 1908-10-29

Leo Turulski was fined SO and costs N
City Court this morning by Judge Coch-
ran on a charge OF assault and battery.
The complainant was Adam Turulsld, tie
aged father.
1t was testified that Adam Turulsld mad
been drinking and that in a quarrel which
followed between him and his wife. ths
Young man interfored Leo tesdici that
his father had beaten his mother before
ano that on this occasion he seared tllc'e
might be a repetition and so hurried o0t
Evening journal., 1908-10-29
''WASHY" BOYS TO GO
TO CONSHOHOCKEN

About sexenty- one members Of the
Washington Fire Company. OF this city,
will help to dedicate the home Of the
Conshohocl0en Fire Company on Sat
urday The First Infantry Band will
accompany them William n. Con-
nelly will be the local spokesman az
the exercises. which commemorate the
thirtieth anniversary OF the companys
building at Conshohocken. A special
train will leave here in the morning
over the Pennsylvania at 7.2O o'clock
Il is requested that those desiring tc
go assemble at the engine house at
O'clock
Evening journal., 1908-10-29
LAUREL COUPLE
HERE TO MARRY
Came to Wilmington, the
Groom Said, to Keep the
Affair Quiet

De Wilton NJ. Haslup. aged AZ years.
and Miss Eleanor II. Dale, aged about
80 years. both OF Laurel, came TO Wiz
minGton to-day 10 b. married AZ
noon Mr. Hasluo obtsined q msrriags
license at the Office Of Magistrate Bro.
man and asked TO be directed to the
parsonage Of Old Swede5 Church, whers
he and his bride later went to have
the nupital knot tied.
While Mr.. Haslup's home is in Laurel.
he has not been living there for some
time. being in thee mploy " the
Columbia Mills Cotton Company. az
Columbia. South Carolina. HIS bride
is the daughter of William Dale, a
farmer near Laurel.
Mr.. Haslup was reluctant about CIV
ing any information TO reporter fol
THE EVENING JOURNAL saying
that the reason he and Miss Dale came
here. was TO keep the thing quiet. The
couple left the city for New York fol-
lowing the ceremony on o wedding trip
Evening journal., 1908-10-29
Two pemocratio MeetInas.

Last night a Democratic meeting
was held at Stanton. Addresses were
made by Ferdinand A. Williams. OF
Maryland; John F Malloy and Josiah
o. Wolcott. Tonight. at a Democratic
meeting at Marshallton. addresses win
be made by Mr.. Williams, J. Harvey
and Charles F. Curley.
Evening journal., 1908-10-29
WEATHER.

WASHINGTON, D. c., Oct. 2s.-
The disturbance that occupied the
eastern portion of the Gulf of Mexico
Wednesday, is now central near Hat
teras, N. c. A slight depression that
appeared off the southwestern New
England coast yesterday is now central
near Nantucket.
Freezing temperature and snow re-
ported this morning at Ashevilie. N. e,
Storm warnings are continued from
Hatteras TO New York, and have been
ordered for the southern New England
coast.
Forecast till p. M, Friday;
For DeIaware-Fair tonight and Fri
day; cooler tonight; fresh to strong
north to northwest winds.
Evening journal., 1908-10-29
MRS. KOONS DIDN'T THROW
COFFEE ON NEIGHBOR'S WASH

Mrs. Carrie Koons most emphatca'iy
denied that she threw coffee on TO Mrs
Bernard Glucman's washing when IN
city Court this morning. the former was
arraigned on charge of breach OF the
peace before Judge Cochran Bernard
Ghckman was the prosecuting witness
and hc alleged that his family had had
considerable trouble with Mrs, Rooms.
Evening journal., 1908-10-29

Mrs Koons had witnesses who testhe3
tha, Mrs. Gluckman shook tine dusty nces
rugs on a windy day right where tho dust
would blow over TO Mrs. Koons washing
Mr. Koons testified that Mrs. Glnol<man
had caused more .hsn one nelghbor'y
quarrel Judge Cochran dismlsss1 the
case.
Evening journal., 1908-10-29
Health Board ca.e contin,,.d

Ihe case OF Edward p. Young. pres
ident Of the Alpha Process COMPANY
against whom the Health Department
has preferred charges of violating n
city health ordinance. was continued
TOT hearing until tomorrow in City
Evening journal., 1908-10-29
Eihth Ward Republicans.

A meeting Of The Eighth Ward
Pennewiu and Heaid club will be held
at Eighth and Pine streets tonight.
Addresses will be made by Simeon S.
Pennewin candidate for governor;
John r. Nields and Harry p. Joslyn.
a large attendance Is expected.
Evening journal., 1908-10-29
RepubIIean Meetinas Toniaht.

Republican meetings viii be held to-
night at New Castle. Newark, Glas-
gov and at the Eighth Ward Repub-
llican Club. Tomorrow night meetings
have been arranged for the Ninth
ward. Eleventh and Railroad avenues;
colored meeting at Newport. and one
at odd Fellows Temple, Tenth and
Orange streets.
Evening journal., 1908-10-29
CASES In CITY COURT

Mary Leonard. colorcd. was dismissed
from a charge of assault and battery
in City Court this morning by Judge
Cochran. when Assistant City Solicitor
satterthwaite said that the prosecutins
witness wished TO Withdraw the charge.
Stainslaw Gamkowski, accused os
larceny. was dismissed. It was al
legged that the boy stole some tobacco
from freight car in the West Yard
of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
John Gross. special police officer Tor
the railroad. testified that all he knew
OF the matter was that the car was
broken into and the tobacco stolen.
Evening journal., 1908-10-29
Want Pastor Pool. Aosin

At the quarterly conference of Nc
Cabe Memorial NJ r. Church last
night the pastor the Rev. w c. Poole.
was invited TO return to the pastorate
for another year.
Evening journal., 1908-10-29
AddItlon to Hoo Plant.

A permit was issued today by Build
ing Inspector johnson to make an ad-
dition 10 the plant Of the Electric Hose
and Leather Company at Twelfth and
Dure streets. The addition will cost
about 5000.
Evening journal., 1908-10-29
chanoorv Count 10 Meot.

A session OF the Chancery Court will
be held on Monday. with Chancellor
John r. Nicholson sitting. The Or
phans Court is scheduled to meet on
the same day
Evening journal., 1908-10-29
Sunday School Gets Banner.

The Georgetown Methodist Protest.
ant Christian Endeavor Society has
been awarded the state banner for
having brought into church member
ship the greatest number of Endeav-
orers.
Evening journal., 1908-10-29
Woman swinqs Brvan Hann.r.

Miss Laura f. Johnson. a Bryan en-
thusiast, has swung a banner to the
breeze at her home in Kennt Square.
Evening journal., 1908-10-29
Preaident OF churoh I.,,,,.

The Wesley Methodist Episcopal
Church Epworth League of George
town has elected Dr. G. Frank Jones as
president for the coming year.
Evening journal., 1908-10-29
Park Board.

At the weekly meeting OF the execu-
tive committee OF the Board OF Park
Commissioners this morning. the park
engineer reported that the path in
Rockford Park beyond the tower was
under way. He also reported that
holes were being made in many OF
the city parks in preparation for the
plantinr of trees
Evening journal., 1908-10-29

Continued on Second Page)
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-09-08
En- la Can1ar0L

Esta mafiana & Las diez so
reunio la Camara de Delegates
bajo la presidencia del senior de-
Diego. Pasada la lista sc abri6
la session. Ell sefior de Diego
despues de pronunciar algunas
frases acerca de los motives DOR
los cuales Sc reunia en- session
extraordinaria La Asamblea LIE.
gislativa, ordeno sc desc lectu-
ra por el Secretario al Mensaie
del gobernador que publicamos
en- otro sitio de este diario.
Esta tarde Sc reunira nueva-
mente la session para discutir
los bills del Consejo Executive,
numero L y para crear un en-
prestito de cuatro millones para
eel riego de la costa Sur de la
isla, y los bonos con que han de
cubrirse ell mencionado empress
tito.
La Camara vi6se sumaments
concurrida por numeroso p6E
blico que llenaba de bote en-
bote Ell local
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-09-08
Nueva publication

FL dia cuatro del pr6ximo Oc-
tubre, vera la luz una nueva
revlsta ilustrada. con profusi6n
de fotogra bados, hermoso texto,
debido a la pluma de distingui-
dos literatos c ingeniosas carr
CaturaS,
Oil Bias" que asf es el tituIo
de la nueva revista, tendra Co
rresponsales en- Paris, Madrid.
Barcelona, New York y Ha-
bana.
Deseamos prosperidades a La
nueve publication.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-09-08
I'm .BENEFICIO

Pasad0 manana jueves tendra
efecto la funci6n de benefcio.
de todas las dependencies. de
este afOrtunado Circo. con pro-
Rrama varladisim0, del que for
man parte entire otras cintass
Drama en- Sevilla en- una Co
rrida de toros" La venganza
de I'm padle" La boda del Rev
de Espana d Alfonso XIII Y la
gran revl>ta militar V a peti.
ci6n del pubIico Bales andalu-
ces y la graciosisima cintav
"Afecciones nerviosas Y conta-
Qi0sas. Mucho deseamos. que
la entrada responda a los deseos
de los beneficiados.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-09-08
Propaganda de Ia SanSeVeria

Nota publicada. dieciocho ac-
clones.
Senores VilIar v ca. dos &C
clones; sonora Matilde Igaravi-
dez de Suarez, tres; senorita Ma
ria Matilde Suare2 Igaravidez
dos; seior Luis Sanchez Mora
les, una, sefor Jose Santisteban
una senor Jose Leon, una; Sc
nor Joaquin Matienzo, una; Sc
nor Ramon II. Delgado, una
senor Eduardo Giorgetti, cincos
senOrita Rosa Echereste, cua-
tro: Lcdo Miguel A. BusteI0.
dos; Lcdo. Manuel Rodriguez
Sierra, una, Y Lcdo. Lopez Ian
dron, una Total AZ.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-09-08

los EStaQOS Onl0OS, en- las CuaieS ma
bian de gastarse Cuarenta millones
de dollars, para la construction de
sistenas de riego en- las regiones
arldas del OeSte. EStos ingenieros
tenian las obras euteramente 4 Su
cargo, auxiliados por cerca de cuatro-
cien;os ingenieros del Servicio Clasi-
tlcadO, Y millares de trabajadores,
La parte de trabajo que correspondi%
al Sr, Hall fue ell dlstrlto de Oklaho.
ma, Nuevo MGjico y TEXAS Hizo los
pianos y construyo tres sistemas de
riego para mas de cuarenta Y cinco
mil acres de terreno, hizo los pianos
del proyectO del Rio Grande. con el
fin de depositar las aguas de las ave
midas de dicho rio. en- cantidad suf-
ciente para regar 180 900 acres en-
TEXAS Nuevo Mejico y Mejico.
la coutienda respecto 1 las aguas
del Rio Grande. el cual forma Ia Inca
divisoria entire los Estados Unldos V
MeiicO EN- una extension de NIL tres
Cientas millas. V eI c0nvenlo interna-
cional para regar el terrltorrio dc los
Estados UnidoS y Mcjico con aquellas
aguas fueron arreglados mediante TN
tratado que st base en- TN informc
preparado por el seiIor Hall inRe-
nieros meJican0s, Y en virtud dc ese
informe Sc trans reciamaci0ues
contra los EStados Unidos por mas dc
'Felnta J cinco III llIones DC dollars
FL sefior Hall perteuece 4 Ia S0cie-
dad Americana df Togeoteroe Civiles
al Institute Americana de Togrnieros
de Minas Ala S9ciedad Grogr4fica
Nacional Y Ala < .riedaa Naci0na1 de
Drenaie. v es h,mbre en- oujen RI %
blerno de los Estad0s Tnidos tiene
plena con6anza
r. :.t;1,.
~ "a Ju''0 ~ i90/ - S0'1J' l'.i F'"0
= 1 uei ~ lN,~o Piot1e,. - - NC l.
'.''' III O'1 ~ q 'oH'9
"a? ~ - t'o'('Io pa . : '3'9I0oi
- =, ~ - * $" = - H'91a 'I09 NC ~
~ N'' J "'il" o'''HAS' J 99tt o'oc,o
I9''o'olieS Pa'" P' "c'lGaf q alo.o de
Ia' loI ieuteS qu9 puol0ian u'''1"F-
10 %" csc ""'
En- oc'ubfe ultimo ell senor Hall
quedo conVencldo de que no habia
nlnguno obstaculo serio para la cons
rucclon del slstema, siempre que hu-
blese bastanle aqua en- los rios para
regar snhciente terreno. de manera
que el plan fuera fActIble, economical
meute considerable.
La impasiencia muv natural de los
agricultores Que veian como sne co
sechas desaparecian ante sns oios les
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-09-08
De Teatro
La repfise de "EI Mistico"

Un p1blico immense y de 10
mas distinguido de San Juan
lleno anoche todas las localida-
des del teatro. para yer por Sc
gunda vez Ell hermoso drama de
Rusiflol, "El Mistico."
La Interpretation fue exec
lente.
Borras estuvo como siempre,
a magma altura.
Su trabajo en- la obra de Ru :
siflol es de 10 mas acabado v
perfecto. En- la escena final, en-
la de la muerte Ell eminente &C
tor impresiono honda v profun-
damente al publico.
va hemos descrito esta agonfa
horrenda en- la cr6nica en- que
'dabamos cuenta del estreno de
I"El Mistico."
Bastenos decir que anoche
Enrique Borras estuvo a iden-
tica altura y alcanz6 igual
exito, defnitivo, decisive. ex-
traordinario.
FL senor Borras fue secundado
por la senorita Palma, senoras
Castillo, Sanchez Y Martinez y
los senores Garcia Leonardo,
Jambrina, Ari1o, Tutau, Tovar
Lopez Alfonso y Aguirre. que
caracterlz6 al admirablemente uno
dc los meudigos, demostrando
que es TN actor de porvenir.
Esta noche, La loca de la
casa. 10 mejor que ha escrito
Perez Gald6s para el teatro.
DonsfHSo OroSc0.