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The San Francisco call., 1909-04-18
ROBIN JOINS IN HYMN
AND LISTENS TO SERMON
Service in Asylum Frightened
by Fearless Songster

ton = recent Sunday morning I con-
Quoted service in an asylum writes a
clergyman IN the Scotsman. The
weather was little wild, and the
ground was covered with slushy snow.
On ny way 10 the institution 1 won
dered whether my fuzzy. fearless Choir
lister CT last winter would attend. for
had missed the robin. and feared
some mischance had befa1len It To my
delight there he was on the upper bar
of the window sash. just z little down
from the TOD. and as We began 10 sing
Nearer. Ny God. 70 Thee down he
dsrted 10 the floor IN front OF the read
ing desk and poured forth his silver
treble with throbbing JOY. On the Civ
Ing oUr OF the text he returned 10 his
perch and remained silent till the part
ing p3raphrase. Peace Is the Gift 7
Leave With You brought him back
once more 70 render with fall heart
his gledsome song--London Globe.
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-18
GIRLS HIGH SCHOOL
ALUMNAE AT FEAST
Annual Breakfast of Graduates
Held Under Presidency of
Mrs. John +. Sullivan

Two hundred and fifty members Of
the Girls high school alumnae met
yesterday for their annual breakfast
al the school building. Scott and o'Far-
rel streets. and seldom has more vivid
enthusiasm been manifested
Graduates ranging from the pink
checked maids OF last years class 10
the white haired grandmothers of the
early years Of the school were present.
Every one gossiped gayly over the
events OF her particular year.
The long tables were ranged on
three sides of a square. with two sup
Elementary tables in the center. all be-
ing decorst ted with golden brown bas-
kets filed with yellow banksia roses.
At the table across the head of the
room were seated the officers o. the
alumnae- the president, Mrs. John T.
Sullivan. being in the center. She
made brief speech of welcome. telling
something Of the early history OF the
school. when Ellis Holmes was princi-
pal. down through the various years 10
The present time.
Speeches were made by School Direc-
tor Thomas z Hayden and Dr.. A W
t1NbNtf principal u Niar SflVgss - iae
commented upon the loyalty shown by
the pupils.
Mrs. Minnie Sabin Cooper told Of the
desire of the alumnae 10 contribute
some handsome feature OF the decora-
ton 10 the new building. and suggested
bronze doors. This matter VIII be
taken up ana definitely decided later.
Mrs. Louise Battles Cooper and Mrs.
Allison told some anecdotes; a parody
on -Pinafore." written some years go,
was sung by Mrs. Fanny Smith, Mrs.
J. 7. Hanlon and Mrs. Eugene Levy:
Mrs. F. Y Smith played a piano solo:
Mrs. Alvina Hsue- Wilson sang. as did
alsn .ha snLnnI claa cl..h
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DEATHS

BACoE-At < ouito. Santa Clara county, Cal.
April IL le0c Bertha Shsfter Goodrich. wife
G Edward Leonard Bacon. and daughter Of
Edward Z. Goodrich and sara S6after Good
FuusraI services VIII Be- held al her late
hoIe TO-DAY tSuDdsyl. April IS, 81 .. n.
Cal. Monday. April 1e. 81 p. N Friends
are Invited 20 attend
BARRETI-In this city. April =. 1909. Charles
P Barrett nsti-e Of Maine, aged s.
rsars IL noaths and IS days
EE4sLEY-In Oakland. Cal. Ap-il 1s. 1909.
John o. Bezsiey, nstiTe Of England. aged
s. yesrs-
BoEGE-Ia this cIE. April i. 1904 Hans.
cea-i- beloved hushazd of Anna BoeEe. and
deFoted father q Jonnie. Adclph and Herman
Boege. e native of HoiSrein Germany aged
sc yesrs months and Is dsys.
Rensins - the parlo-s cf h ?. S-br &
Co. 2e7e Mission street between Twenty
1fth and Twenty SIKH
RRugo-TE-fn tits city April Il leoa Marie
Iouise. beloved and only child Of George and
Mary Brunette 8 native OF san Francisco
Cal. aged years sBd = days.
Friends snl scausinta1ces are respectfully
invited to attend rhe funeral tomorrow tMon-
dsTl- Il 80 o'cioek p N. from the family
HesloeDee. 1881 Oak street Interment Holy
cfoss cemetery.
CHABAE-Iz ibis city. April &c. 1909. Mary
Chzozn- native CT ireland. aged So years.
cROoKs-In this city. April Is. 1909. John =
heleFed husband = Elizabeth Crooks. devcted
Nay Crooks. son of the late janis and Anne
Crooks and brother Of Mrs Z. Y. Wilson and
Mrs ThonsS Williams. a native q PhIisde,-
phis-
Friends and scquainfsnce< are respectfully
invited attend the faoersl tomorrow Mon
day April ~. At 3 .. m. from his late
reside1ce- I'D Baker street. thence 70 ST
AS1es caurch. where G requiem high mass
VII be celebrated for the repose CT kIs soul
81 $50 a. n Inferu1e3t Holy Cross Gene
terr. Kindly OMIT flowers
CRUIcEE 1ELD-In this city. April Is 1909.
Msrr r. Crutch6esd. beloved wife Of TIE late
David A. Crutchfesd. and mother of Bernice
Cizrk. 2 native OF Germany. aged IS years
FrieDcs and 1cquztntsnceS ere respectfully
fnVited 10 ztfend fhe funeral today (Sun-
cav4- April Is 1903. ~ / o'clock p m
from the funeral psrlors of Theodor Die-ks
a Co. 200 Derisadern street corner Of Meal
rster- Tnterment Nationsi cemetery. Preside
DoEgELLY-In this city. April IL. 1909. An
ne " desFly heleTed wife ~ Richard NJ
Donneiiy. e1d loriRS mother q Adeitne. "
DonneliF. q native Of San Fra7cfsco. Cal.
sreG 4s years
Frie1ds snd scaHaintsnces are respectfully
fnTfIed 20 attend fhe fuDcrsf ieTnerrow Mon
dsys rncrnIng- st s-i5 o'clock. from her late
residence. 2D61z Fair Oaks street near
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-18
FRESNO WELCOMES
EXCURSION PARTY
Banquet to San Francisco Bnsi-
nessmen Follows Tour in the
San Joaquin Valley
By Paul Sinsheimer
Especial Dispatch 70 The CALI

lSPecldl Dispotch 10 ne Gall
FRESNO, April i 17.-After a delightful
visit to wide section Of the San Joa-
quin valley the delegation from the
chamber of commerce of San FRANCISCO
reached Fresno and concluded a busy
day with banquet tonight at the
Hughes hotel. The occasion was gala
one and brought forth hearty felicita-
tions between the san Franciscans and
the leading citizens OF Fresno.
The welcome of this city was voiced
tonight by President A. L Hobbs of
the chamber of commerce. DR.. Chester
Rowell and NJ F. Tarpey. Cordial
words on behalf of the visitors were
spoken by President McNab of the San
Francisco chamber of commerce, James
Rolph Jr-s c. c. Moore and Rolla V.
Watt.
The tour today through the rich
vineyards. orchards and alfalfa fields
has been an inspiration to the san
F'ranciscans- Upon all was impressed
the solidity and prosperity OF the thriv-
ing communities in the valley counties
POOR FARMER UNKNOWN
The. old type of poor farmer Is
not known in this part of the state.
The homes in the rural districts are
uniformly picturesque and well kept.
the valley farmer waters his land with
the streams from the mountain SHOWS.
illuminates his home with electric.
lights runs his pumps by power from
the streams and comes 10 town in his
automobile
Many of the travellers have not Jour
neyed through the valley for half a
dozen years or more The change most
noted is the diversity of farming inter
ests and the independence produced
by the changed conditions. Frequently
was heard some such remark as when
1 came through here 10 years ago this
whole country was sheep ranch worth
IS or SO an acre Now every acre IS
producing its quota
FORTUNES WAIT FOR SETTLERS
But there is much lefr-to be devei-
oped. Fortunes are in store for the
settlers OF the future.
At every step Of today's trim the
tourists were greeted with a generous
spirit of open hospitality. The first
stop this morning was made at Tulare.
delegation Of pretty girls distributed
great bouquets OF roses The San Fran
ciseans were shown the city BY a com
mittee composed Of II. a. Charters.
Joseph La Marche, John Tuohy, c. S
Zumwalt, T. Linder. Judge J. ". Davis
and Harry Beckwith
AT Hanford number Of automobiles
were in readiness and quick run was
made TO the Lucerne vineyard. one of
the largest in the state The machines
sped through beautiful section
adorned with fruit trees of all va
rieties. vineyards and alfalfa fields.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES

rte eo-IoElug marriage licenses were Issued
.r Ser Frsucisce Saturday, April L. leH-
Vesseer - and Bertha Goodman. p. rs
Feh<er
T-r-r.s-0N- -EsTIEaL-Loais Dsinan. * 50
Craft ave. and Louise EstiTsi. =. ll<5 Stock
u ss,yQxE- E-csTAPPARI-I.uigi Frsu7one. os.
: aud. Anna ghiappari, ls, both q s20 An
q BIER -Co0SET-E6rsrd J Eubber. q
- ~ 81. snd AathrTn G. cooney, Is. ~
or.PffaNT T-a.cCABE-Bugh z. r. Oiiph,ns.
- 20 Pine 81, s1d hstheri8e A. NcCsoe.
p. Los AsEeyes-
OWENS -NEEE EEE-HUsh r. orsos. 50 2oie
HfradEsy. ana Nerz MsreT. :. 2724 Pacific
prrgRsoN- -AcrAro-Georse P. ressrson. =.
1Iss Pstrer0 zFe-, aal Elziae As1ayo. ..
Azusa-
srHTVgr-r. rIE,-otfo schinkel - and
sara Bun. - boss of 2a57 Mission 81
Srn0rtrs rsV-SWAS Ss0s-Rfchzrd 4 Strohusn
- als EDDY 81. ana Anna T. Swansea, -,
ChlczSo-
7-rr - ,-,,-KrS rSt;sf.E .Ex-klh-rt L Ulluznn. -.
so. and Mabei kinrsieE. &c Gil Ninns 81
NOVELS S-O'LEARy-1ohn O. KoEeis. p, rs
.TUeniy zinfh 81. and Aa-y T. LesrE. =.
$40 ITeniy ninth -
oskf.,s sn~n 5--The folicrins marriage
licenses were issued tocsy-
EPswzsrI srI,-sIGOr RNE.N-waifer o. Bran
-sf =. 0-Sesls. TaIare county. ana Sara z
: gouzneF- =. oakland
C0SrA rA--NFIIlO-Joseph Cosfs. -. and There's
NelcN both 81 san Lesnoro.
DtNTS-S TFs FsDHksf-Jzucs " Davis 81
oakis1d aud Elsie Sfezdnsm. IS. Chehslis.
Assh-
rT-rsYNARD-Lesfer g. Eby. os. and Ma
.len afarnsrd. - bofb ef SuisU1-
G0TTD-grP PPS-Edrzrd r. Gould. 81 Li1e-
ssy- Tuiare eouusg. and Fla A. Supry- q
oakland
arARSHAII.- lAToZk-Dznsei Msrstsik p.
and Rose Nnroza. II. bofh q Snr Lee1cro-
MTIrR-r0VT-r.AC ACE-wfiiiam II. Niiier. a.
- lA2-e l. Lorel1ce- =. beth q Haafo-d-
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-18
AGED PEER IN HOUSE OF
LORDS IN THREE REIGNS
-EaTl Nelson in Parliament for
Sixty-four Years

Fan Nelson, The present father ot
tze Lol~e az lords" enjoys the dis
tl1-tion- of being the only peer who has
-leFc las rttle in tnree reIgns. says
E-zter in Britannia for he succe Cd
BIS tar1e-. the second earl IN 1885
+ - ~ i-i-am ~ was king His lord
Slp- who VIII be Sc next August. he
came al earl when q bov Of 10 and
sL took his seat Ia the house of
rcs on February 1S4S-Sz Years
H- al active attendant AZ West
.--ls-er- and missed very few OF The
=: o-e important debates last session.
many years his chief interest has
been -l The church and church work.
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-18
BIRTHS

ELDENHEI8EER-Apr L. 1900. To the wife
C Alex Feldenheimer q SCI.
HARRIs-In tbls city. April J.. 1909. 20 the
vie q Prank T. Es-ris. son
EEBRANK-In this city. April 70. 1909. 70 the
VIE o. :. Z HehrEnk, twin sons
EUTAFF-In rhfs city. April l. 1901. 20 the
wife q Harry J Hutsn lnee TToppmsnn},
z daughter.
LANsBU RGH-Iu this city. April u 1909. to
Vhe wife CT G. Albert Lsnsbnrgh. dsGEhte--
PLEASAST-In MS citr. APRIL =. 1909. 20 the
wife - George 2. Pleasant. g soz-
EEssS Elm this city 10 the wife of Paul
z A Wessel Tree Bach. 3 daughter
TESTERBERG-In this city. April 70. 1919.
. the ssfc Il Gus c. Neste-berg son-
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-18
SMALL SHARKS RUIN
MACKEREL FISHING
Dog Fishes Also Destroy Drift
Nets on Cornish Coast

II is certain that in the present
state OF the sentiment OF the fish
ermen on the Cornish coast, the
man would be welcomed as a
savior who could come forward with
some feasible scheme for reducing the
number OF small sharks-the dogflsh
so saws Country Life. They have ap-
peared in such quantities in those seas
lately as 10 have ruined the mackeref
fishing. and in some places the drift
net fishing IS said 10 have been aban
doned altogether, for the time at least
in consequence. The comparative fail
ure Of the fishing appears To be a fact
beyond dispute. though perhaps It has
not been proved 70 demonstration that
II is directly due 10 the cause assigned
Colorado in 1907 led the union IN the
nrnducffnn Of gold and silver
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-18

Hs--1. marriage and death notices sent y mai
Will nos ~ inserted Ihey must he handea in Al
-rE.-er - TIE puHiiosrion Offices and Be ia6o-sed
IRE nfrne ard residence of persons author
49, - have the same Published. Notices
sr-i--ed simply - the spDounceznenc e the event
- 7rtlfshed once 10 This coIuDu free - charge.
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-18
WELCOMED AT FRESNO

WELCOMED AT FRESNO
The special reached Fresno shortly
before o'clock in the afternoon At
the depot was a committee consisting 3
OF A l. Hobbs. William Robertson.
l. Gundelfin nger. c. 5. Pierce. II. Graf.
George P. Beveridge. Louis Epstein. c.
IL Burkhalter. J. A Dickinson, George
G Roeding. o. J. Woodward and Henry
Gundelhnger.
The special was transferred to a
spur and a trip made 10 the Barton
wineries An automobile trip TO the
Kearny park followed This is the
beautiful estate bequeathed 10 the state
university by the late Theodore N
Kearney. In its landscape gardening
and floral adornment II rivals any OF
the show places in California The
number Of employees AT the farm was
so great that II was maintained by
Kearney as a separate settlement with
its own postoffice. Among the holdings
OF the estate is a cafe. with bar at
tachment.
EFT was with some amusement that
the visitors observed that the bar was
still operated. ostensibly by the uni
versity and the state OF California, TO
which the property now belongs
HUNDREDS AT BANQUET
At the banquet tonight were gathered
100 guests. the visitors from San Fran
cisco and representatives from the city
of Fresno. President McNab acted as
POSTMASTER and expressed the graft
tude Of the delegation for the hospit-
able reception given BY the people OF
Fresno.
Few can realize" said McNab. 'Jhe
conditions that confronted the people
here so years ago. They came here
then 10 lay the foundation for these
conditions that have now been brought
to fruition. They were the pioneers
that made possible the beautiful and
prosperous city OF Fresno that We have
today" McNab also told OF the enthus-
iasna of Admiral Evans over this part
OF the state
Dr. Rowell. mayor elect OF Fresno.
spoke OF the common bond between
Fresno and San Francisco
I'VE are not isolated sections" he
said Commercially and socially our
interests are the same. Commerce
flows like the water TO the sea The
commerce OF this valley follows its nat
ural channel to San Francisco
The other speakers spoke in praise OF
the spirit OF the two cities and pledged
cooperation for a united effort for a
greater California
The enthusiasm OF the Raisin day
workers was communicated 70 the
visitors AT each place was an artis-
tically wrapped box OF raisin candy.
Raisin bread was served The table was
tastefuIly decorated with raisins and
clusters OF golden poppies.
After the dinner an informal recep-
ton was held at the Sequoia club.
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-18
.IkTE SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE
SAILED

=:-- SAILED
80 saturday. Apru L.
b. 1r- s-ur Era. LieEe1uever. Seattle z1d Viz
va kz1ouurer
.. DOMESTIC PORTS
hC-lh A-ss-let Aprl l7-Srnr wssp, 1or
Ssr -e---src
j. s-re1 A7rl i--U stur Burnside. ron
Goes BAI-salel Aprl l7-stur B-esk-
= -a- fc- Portland
.. foHI ToWNSEND-Ssfled Ap-l rT-So-
t--- ---r-e-er. fr- Ss1 Francisco. rfz Norc
ISLAND PORT
-E.fltlI-f -L-A-rire1 Aprl 1--Rk-1 s
G1s-ir from Manila
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-18
MARRIAGES

.COTALT-vAGNER-In this city. April Is
1919. by the ReT. c. n Warner. Charles
Lester CoTElr o Alameda. and Frie6z Wzg-
ner of Crystal LAKE. IL
TEOMS-RURKART-In this city. April u
1s.19. II the Rev. Herman Geh-cke. Carl
z u Thoms ard Elissbefhz Burksrt. both
q San Frzucfsea-
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-18
EVery Han

Wants a home of his own The time TO
get your hearts desire is now Bar
gains in houses and lots. in farms and
orchards can be found in today's Real
Estate columns of The Call Look there
and see If there IS not something for
TOu
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-18
CARD oF TTANks

DIECKMANN-Tbe family Of the late
Christine NJ Dieckmann herewith desire II
express their heartfelt thanks 70 their many
friends and relatives for the comforting words
of sympathy. and the floral offerings ex-
tended 10 them in their late bereavement
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-18
wEsTERBERG-In
CARp OF THANKS

DANIELS-we desire To thank our friends
for their Kindness. sympathy and doral Of.
ferings extended TO Us in our sore bereare-
ulent-the loss OF our loving wife, daughter
sud sister. Mae Iuedke Daniels
GEORGE EATON DANIELS.
Mr.. and MRS. JULIUS LJEDEE
CHARLES D. GEORGE Z.
VIOLET b T. and JULIUS ]. LUEDKE
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-18

= years months and dars. member OF
Court Hubertus No Is. r OF A.
Friends and acquaintances are respectfuiIv
invited 10 attend the funeral today tSun-
cav. April Is. 1859 At O'Clock from the
funeral parlers Of Iheodor Dierks & Co. 500
pevisadeTo street corner Of McAIlister. where
services viii be held under The auspices OF
court Hubertus Nc IS. T. OF A. Cremation
Odd Fellows cemetery.
scHUMACHER-At rest. in this ritz Ar,s1 ,e
1909. Ruby Emma, dearly beiove6 daurbte-
OF Michael and Emma Schumacher. and de-
seted sister of Daisy. Percy, Iolsnthe and
Manila Schumacher. native Of san Fran
clseo Cal, aged Is YEARS months and 6 dsys
FRIENDS and acquaintance are respecffflI1v
inFlted 70 attend the funeral tomorrow Nor
osyf- at so ?. M. from the residence OF
her parents sSl Day street between SANCHEZ
and Noe lnferIlent Mount olivet cemetery.
By carriage
sELTE-In Seattle. WISH. April 10 lana
Della Selth. widow af Valentine Selth and
mother of Mrs Darsie Redge OF Grass Waller
and Albert Selth. native of Boston. Mass.
freDds and acouaiDtanceS are respectfully
invited 10 attend the funeral tomorrow Mon
cay. az O'Clock p. m. at the pariors Of
41Alsted x o.. s24 Fillmore street. Inte-neat
Nocdlawn cemetery.
sUTCLIFF-In Fruitvale cal Ao~si ,s .aoo
John Miller. beloved son OF Emmott ". ana
Christina @. Sutclin. and brother Of Mar
EsTet A. E. Walton. Herbert D. 1. Park.
r franklin A. and Charles E Sutclir ua-
tire OF Alameda. Cal, aged Q months and q
THORNTON this ctr. AprH Is. 1903. Anne
Aary Thornton. native Of Ireland. aged 90
Friends ana acquaintances are respeetfullr
Invited 10 attend the funeral tomorrow Men
day.. April 10. at $50 O'Clock a. m. from the
residence Of her son. George Thornton. iS0s
Vallejo street. thence 10 St Brigid's church
where a requiem VIII be celebrs ted
fer the repose Of her soul Commencing at
O'clock Interment tprivatel. Holy Cross
cemetery. by electric funeral car from va
lencia and Twenty eighth streets
WAGNER-IB Los Angeles Cal Aprl fs
1909. Fred Wagner. beloved husband Of Bertha
Wagner. father Of Tilie Wagner. and beIorad
OF Mrs Annie Chrfstern Of san Frsu-
cisco native Of San Francisco. aged %
years.
wAsHBURN-In this city. April T. 1909. at
2e02 Bush street. Georgia. wife OF the late
James NJ Washburn, devoted mother OF
George Z. Washburn. and loving sister ot
Emily s. Loud and josephine Dye. native
Of Lynn. Mass.
wESTERBERG-In Alameda, Cal, April II.
1903. Oscar W Wssterberg. beloved son Of
A Z. a1h Lena Westerberg. s7d brother OF the
late Charlie Westerberg, nsssve or Alameda
Cal. aged IS years months and days
wooDS-In Paso Robles Cal. april I6, 1909
Iva Alice. beloved wife Of Walter T Woods
and daughter Of Mrs. c. n StoTer Of Oak
land, natire OF California, aged 26 years.
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-18
cARn az THANKs

PHILIIPS-0u most sincere thanks I.
the dear, kind friends for all courtesies ex
MRS. MARY PHILLIPS.
ROSE PHILLIPS
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-18
cARn az THANKs

sCHARETG-we wish 10 thank our many
friends sor the kindness and sympathy ex-
tended TO Us during our late bereavement
ROBERT and NAY SCHARETG fnse Carson)
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-18

E-t9ITE-SNITE-Joh white es. and Nellie
slith. - bon q Ssa Franclsso.
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-18
rop ~EN ~.

Admission free Wha. can 5s seen st
the GALLERY OF SCIENTIFIC WON
DERS, 745 Market ST.. san Francisco.
Cal Wonders OF Pathology. Wonders
CT 0steology. WorcerS OF the Digestive
Organs study for origin and develop
mert Of the hunan race from the era
Gle 70 the grave See fhe freaks Of
nature, the curiosities ard ulonsrroxI-
ties ADMISSION FREE. Gauery a.
Scientific Ecn6er=. 145 Market St.
San Francisco. Cal
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-18
wAsHBuRN-In this

wASHBURN-In this city. April l.. 1909. :
2ss02 Bush street. Georgia. wife OF the Ia.
James NJ. washburn, devoted mother I
George E Washburn. and loving sister Z
Emily s. Loud and josephine Dye a natiy
Of Lynn. Mass.
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-18

WAGNER-ln Los Angeles, Cal. Aprn Tf
1909. Fred Wagner. beloved husband of Bertha
Wagner. father Of Eilie Wagner. and beIored
son Of Mrs Annie CEristern Of san Fran
cisco- native Of San Francisco. aged -
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-18

Colorado in 1907 led the union IN the
production OF gold and silver
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-18

sUTcLIFF-In Fruitvale. Cal. Anr,l 1s ,ooo
John Miller beloved son OF Emmott ". ana
Christina @. Sutclin. and brother Of Mar
Ea7et A., E. Walton. Herbert D L. Psrk
r franklin A. and Charles E. Sufclir. a na-
tire OF Alameda, Cal, aged months and =
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-18

IHoRNIoN-In this ctr. AprH 16 1903. Anne
Mary Thornton. native Of Ireland, aged 80
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-06-13
Mapa demos Undo TO- li- r~taciones que ten
los Globos Ed Paris :.

Ahora una observation al senoI
Gutierrez.
Seria muv importante que Hama
ra al orden al cuerpo de trdmotta,
pues estos senores, en- las mutacio.
mes Y en- ell movimiento de decors
clones hacen 10 que les da Ia CANA,
trabaiando al deScuido, con per
juicio del pdblico y del 6xito de la;
obraS.
DefectoS fntjmos estuvo debuten
Tn estrem6s graciosisimo, de
sempehado por Castillo, Cid y Il
Iris.
Sigui6 en- dItimo puesto, El ami
90 del alma, cue alcanz6 may
6xito que la noche anterior.
La Iris Y Ia PeraI fueron cor
justicia aplaudidas. La primer
en- los coupplets de FL mosquito
tuvo que bisarIos. Castillo en- su per
sonaje de Rodriguez excelente.
| Cid Y la Segarra, Sc baharon er
la peliculo Y en- la risa y ell aplau
so del pdbico.
El beneficiado senor Cid fu6 OBJ
sequiado con presentes valiosos ,
varios souvenirs artisticos.
Don Sincere.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-06-13

perfiles. beiiisimos que acredlta
la inspiration de. uno de los hricos
mas briliantes de Ia Espa1a. con-
temperance.
Tanto ell trabajo de orquestacl6n,
como el de composition, poseen una
complexion robusta Y bien articu-
lada.
Fiota el verso en- amoroso vuelo
de melodias Y de armonias, en- un
deslumbramiento triunfante de vO-
loptuosidad. El conjunto es un ira
bajo inSpirado en- el poema immortal
de Goethe, traido q Ia escena de Ia
opera y cuya mGsica, creaci6n de
Gunot, vive en- ell cieio del arte
como sol de deslumbrantes fuigO-
res, de belleza arm6nica y de esfuer-
zos milagrosos.
Ell decorado es de sorprendenteS
efectos. El atrezzo que luci6 ano-
che Ia obra fu6 espl6ndido y muy
vistoso, 10 que demuestra Que Gu
tierrez no omite gastoS para deiar
satisfecho al ,pdbiico y cumplir
las exigencias de la obra,
Cid en- su papel de Mefist6feles,
en- la apoteosis cuando abrazada a
Margarita, marchan serenos y tran
quiios en- gallardo esquife, a las re-
giones serenas y tranquias del en-
suefio, fue ovasionado caIurosamen-
te.
En- la serenata, del tercer cua-
dro, estuvo felicisimo.
Castillo en- ell FaustO, correCto
V iusto.