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the tlume. Had there been another rob.
berry OF the siuice boxes aud could
they still suspect HuEhs
Dread and Indignation made her
bold. When they turned into the path
she followed trcading noiselesSly. till
she was close behind them. They had
stopped again and We're looking intent
ly at shadowy gray something that
moved in the bottom below
She heard the man who carried the
rife say. with smothered laugh:
ITS only Barney McGinn's old white
horse taking drink out of the sluice
box. He often does that"
Then the sheriff's voice said: Me
Ginn's horse IL In town tonight. with
Barney on her back. Horse or no
horse. I'm going to- The rest was lost
in the swift action with which he
snatched the firearm from the FIRST
speaker. sighted and fred.
In tho still night the conclusion
seemed to rock the ground and reused
hundred echoes 1t startled and
shocked the listening girl, but not SO
much MS the sound that followed IT.
Il cry that had nothing animal.like and
slope toward aa object that lay hud-
died by the stuIee box.
In borriaai curiosity Icssica follow
ed. slipping from shadow 10 shadow
She saw the shcriff knecl down and
draw collapsed and empty horse
skin from q figure who's. thievlny Gun.
ming II would never cloak again.
$50 1t WINS You after all. Prender-
gastm the sheriff said contemptnously
The white face stared up at them.
venomous and writing. turning about
the circle as though, searching for some
one who was not there.
How didyou guess r.
The sheriff. who had been making "a
swift examination. answered the pant
ed question '.You have no time 10
think OF that now be said
4 sinister look darted into the tilm-
ng yellow eyes. and hatred and GER
tainty rekindled them. Prendcrgnst
struggled 70 sitting posture, then
fell back, eonvulsed. ''Ifugh Stlresl
He was the only-one who knew-how
1t was done. Hes clever, but he can't
get the best OF Prenlcrgastps A spasm
distorted his features. wait waltz"
He fufnbled In his breast, md his
fingers brought forth crumpled piece
Of paper. He thrust It into the sber-
lifts hands.
'Looki Lookr' he gasped. ''The
man they found murdered on the claim
there"--he pointed wildly up the hiil-
side~"Dr. Mofeau. | found him-dy-
ing! stlres"
Strength was fast failing him. He
tried again TO speak. bnt only inarticn-
late sounds came from his throat.
blind terror had clutched the heart
of the girl leaning from the shadow.
"Dr Moreau''.-. murdered" Why. he
had been one OF IIugh's fricndsi Why
did this man couple Hugh's name with
that worst OF crimes? What dreadful
thing was he trying TO tell? She hard
Iy repressed desire to scream aloud.
"Be careful what you say, prender-
CAST said the sheriff sterniy.
The wretched man gathered force
for last effort. His voice came in a
croaking whisper:
ut was Stires killed him Moreau
wrote 1T down--and f~-kept the paper.
Tell Hugh--we break
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made her anxious Moreover, she was,
in a way committed, for she could not
now emerge without being seen. Asl
she waited man came from the path
and joined the others. The sky had
been overcast and gloomy, but the
moon drew out just then. and she saw
that the newcomer, evidently patrol.
carried rifle In the hollow Of his arm.
She also saw that one of the first three
was the automobiles owner.
For some minutes they conyersed in
undertones, whose very secrecy in
famed her Imagination. 1t seemed to
her that thes made some reference
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his arms. and each recognized the
other
The ghost was gone now before Ore.
light and human presence. and iiugh
with loud laugh OF tipsy incredulity,
stood staring at the man before him.
Harry Sanderson"' he cried. His
shifty eyes surveyed the others figure
the cordnroys. the high laced boots,
the soft blue flannel shirt. "Not exact.
" IN purple and line linen" he said.
The lmpudent swaggcr of intoxication
had slipped over him again, and his
boistcrous laugh broke with bic.
cough II thought the gospel game
was aboat played out TINT night In
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1909-07-23

u w THILE the man whom
the town knew as Hugh
NV Stires listened TO the
tale OF be stree
pre- pse"e he. ., ano,hsr. M, ~.
him in feature. had slowly climbed the
billy slope from the north by the san
itarium road He walked with u 1aun-
ty swagger bred OF too frequent appli-
cations to a flask In his pocket
As he walked unsteadily along Hugh
drank more than once from the flask
TO deaden the superstitious dread Of
the place which was stealing over him.
On the crest Of the ridge be skirted the
sanitarium grounds and at length
gained the road that twisted down to-
ward the lights Of the town. In the
dubious moonlight he mistook the mar
row trail 10 the Knob for the lower
path to the cabin. AS be turned into
1t the report OF rife came family
from the gulch below.
He quickened his steps and stumbled
all at once into the little clearing that
held the new made grave and Jessica's
statue The sight terrified his intoxi-
Gated imagination. His hair rose The
name ON the headstone was Stires, and
there was himself--no, ghost Of HIM
self--sitting near! He turned and
broke into run down the steep slope.
In his fear-for he imagined the white
figure was pursuing him-he tripped
and fell. regained his feet, rushed
across the level space, threw his
weight against the cabin door and
burst into the room.
A dog sprang up with a growi. and
In the light of the fire that burned on
the hearth man sitting at the rough
hewn table lifted a haggard face from
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1909-07-23

at the mont door OF the County House Of
Berkeley County, on
saturday, July sist, 1909,
at 80 o'clock p. m. that certain lot or parcel
OF real estate with the improvements thereon,
situate living and Deing on the North eide OF
Terrace Street. Martinsourg, Berkeley County
west VA, and known and designated as lot
No 49, on the plat knowR "Woodberfy $
Addition, situated in Martbisburg, Berkeley
county, West Virginia. said lot fronting 80 feet
on the North side of Terrace Saeet. aud ex-
tending back OF DUAL width 1872 feet TO al
ley; and oeing the same real estate conveyed
to Belle Kershner Dy decd from Rural Compa-
1871, and recorded III deed book No. 49, page
&C.
said lot icing improved.by
Two Story Frame Dwelling House
containing six rooms with slate roof in first
class repair.
Pros pective purchasers will do well TO ex.
anime this property before they buy else
where. A good general warranty deed free
fiOm all eDcunbrances viii be delivered W
the purchaser. -
Terms of Sale
One-third of the purchase money cash On
day of sale, the balance In two equal payments
due insone and two years from date, the pull
chaser to give his notes therefore with inter-
est ( ON date, and said deferred payments to
be secured by deed OF trust on the property
BELLE j. KERSHNER,
GEO. f. KERSHNER.
ALLEN B.NOLL, Attorney.
J.W DODD, Autioneer-
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1909-07-23
PUBLIC SALE
OF Valuable
REAL ESTATE
saturday, Jolly slsl. l909.

The undersigned will sell at public auction
at the mont door OF the County House of
Berkeley County, on
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1909-10-28

in the young than the early con-
Grafton to thesservice of our
Master. | met many Of your
good people, among whom |
wish to mention Bro. Steele and
family. The bright smiles and
glad hand shakes reveal more
plainly than words can do the
hearty welcome that a stranger
receives in your midst, and [
take this method of thanking
you all for the kindness shown
me while in your city.
]. T. Miller.
Oct. II, '09.
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1909-10-28
AN UNUSUAL OFFER
COMES TO THE CITY

An instructive and entertain
ing lecture on Lew Wallace's
Ben Hur" will be given in the
Christian church on Friday even
ing, Nov. 5, 1909, under the
auspices of Woman's Endeavor.
The Hon. William Cullen Burns
said of this entertainment:
Il was very much pleased
with the simplicity of the story
as given by the lecturer and adj
mired the magnificent pictures
whose coloring struck me as be-
ing strictly true to the oriental
colors of the scenery and subjects
that they represent
The entire lecture is beautiful
ly illustrated by over 200 views
to reproduce this thrilling story.
The pictures are being present
ed for the first time here. many
being reproductions of we'll
known masterpieces in oil and
each furnishing delightful
study in tinting and beauty of
outline.
TIE lecturer will follow the
thread of the story from the
meeting of the Three Men in the
Desert up to the Crucifixion of
the Nazarene. Tickets are only
25 cents, and when purchased in
advance will entitle the holder to
a ten weeks trial subscription to
the Home Herald without add.
tional charge. All members of
the Woman's Endeavor Society
have tickets for sale.
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1909-10-28
A LETTER FROM
J. 7. MILLER

Dear Editor:
1t was with much regret that
it was necessary for me to leave
your city and return home to
Idabel, Okla, after spending a
week there. | arrived in your
city on the 7th inst after an
absence of nearly thirteen years,
and was much impressed with
the changes that had taken
place in that time. The splendid
buildings, among which is Ethe
beautiful Park Hotel, that now
occupy the places where once
stood the old wooden structures
tell of the great progress and
strides forward you have made
and are proofs of the progressive
spirit that seem to dominate
your business people. The lay
ing of your concrete walks is
another proof of your perma-
nence in the future. 1t means
that they will last for many
years to come and that your
children will have the pleasure
in after years of their benefits,
and will remind them that in this
work YOU had an eye single to
their comfort in the future.
l was very fortunate in being
in your city just at that time for
| had the pleasure of attending
the Red River Baptist Associa-
ton. | heard some good sound
sermons. | was much impressed
with the morals of your city. |
attended the Epworth League
and the prayer meetings at both
the Methodist and Baptist
churches and was much impress
ed with the interest taken, es-
pecially among the young men
and women of your city. This
means much for the future of
Prescott. 1t means that the
work your fathers and mothers
have been doing in preparing
these young people to take your
places when you are gone has not
been in vain. And it means for
you that you will one day hear
the words, well done, thou
good and faithful servant, thou
hast been faithful in the work
that | have appointed you, your
reward shall be a crown of re-
joicing." And it means to the
young people the confidence and
respect of all with whom they
come in contact. for we know OF
no work more honorable or no
trait of character more beautiful
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1909-10-28
CHURCHES.

AZ Church South-Rev. w. A. Steele Pastor.
sfaching every Sunday. morning and night
ssnyer meeting every Wednesday mis- h
|SSsnday School every Sunday morning ut 9:45 a. m.
mn Z. murrsh. Superintendent.
baptist Church-Eld. l.. M. Keeling pastor.
~ sching every Sunday morning and night
||senyer meeting every Thursday night. Sunday
|SSnool every Sunday morning at o'clock: ]. G..
ioeng. Superintendent
|pG T. Church-Rev.J. M. Alexander pastor.
\ r1ehing every Sunday morning and night.
|sssaaay school every Sunday morning at 9:30:W.V.
smpkins. Superintendent
Il snrstlan Church-Eld. r. A. Highsmith pastor
.scnlng every Lords day ut II an and ID
||k.M Prayer meeting every Wednesday night
school every Sunday morning at 10 o'clock'
S0sa f. Newth, Supt.
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1909-10-28
BIG SHOW COMING.

In all it's magnificent splendor
King & Tuckor's Big City Shows
will exhibit at Prescott and two
performances will be given rain
or shine, under waterproof tents.
Don't fail to bring the children
to see the most beautiful Shet-
land ponies, dogs, goats and
monkeys which perform in the
big tent daily, also Myrtle, the
greatest performing elephant,
and Wallace, the largest lion. In
addition to the above. King u
Tucker have a company of ladies
and gentlemen of the topmost
rank of the circus profession, who
present one of the best perform
anoes you have ever had the OPP
portunity of visiting. A free
street parade will be given about
one o'clock and many free out
side attractions will be given on
the show grounds Immediately
after the parade returns. Doors
open 1:3O and 7:30 P. M. Per-
formances start 2 and 8P. M.
Mrs. ]. w. Bostick, of Pres
colt, has spent the week in Oko-
Iona with her parents, DR.. and
Mrs. j. S. Ross. Mrs. Annie
Tidwell, of Keyton, has also
spent the week here with her
parents. -Okolona Messenger.
]. F. Schooley, of Rosston
Route l. wat in town last Satur-
day.
R. H. Townsend, of Emmett,
was in town Saturday transact
ing business.
Duff Buchanan called one day
last week and laid a bushel OF
nice sweet potatoes on the
editors desk.
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1909-10-28
WARNING ORDER

Before j. B'Shers Justice of the
Peace.
County of Nevada, Missouri Town
ship. State of Arkansas.
Hendrix & Sons Plaintiff
VS.
John Payton, Defendent
The defendent, John Payton is warn
ed to appear in this court within 80
days and answer the complaint of the
plaintiff, Hendrix & Sons.
October 10th 1909. J. B'Shers, j. p.
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1909-10-28
DIRECTORY.
JUDICIAL.

JUDICIAL.
chancellor .................J d. Shaver, of Mena-
Judge ...............J. M. Carter. of Texarkana
Prosecuting Atty...................O A Graves nope
State Senator .......... H. B. Mckenzie. Prescott
Circuit court meets second Monday in January
land third Monday in July.
Chapcery court meets first Mondays in June
land December
County court meets first Mondays in January.
April July and October.
Probate court meets 4th MONDAYS in January.
April. July and October.
Court of Common Pleas meets End Mondays in
January April. July and October.
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1909-10-28
POSTOFFICE.

|nrk ''''''''''''''. -.'.....'-' W. Wsvsr E;rst
W 49, sAAA -
~, omce hours-Open at 8 q. m. close ut D p. M.
n ~ - p M close at TAG p. m sunday-opsn
~ M. close at 1880 q. m; open at 40 p. m.
N ~ S;S0 p m. Money order department
VA m. close at o. m.
~, ..u from Rosston and intermediate points ~
~ II a. m. leaves at p. m.
n II from Gale and intermediate points arrives
- \. = m, and leaves p. m.
~ tc:se routes daily except Sunday.
- On rural routes Noe, !. 2. 3. Z. and leaves
asy except Sunday Ct .. m.
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1909-10-28
COUNTY.

Board Of Health-Drs. Adam Guthrie. w. =.
Me-. ~ "
school Board-C. C. Handy. President: Alex
,acCsnn. Secretary: G. II. Haynie. w. N. Bemia.
~ Young, J. s. Regain.
V'ty council meets first and third.Tuesday nights
10 ach month
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1909-10-28
Big Free Outside Exhibition
On Show Grounds At 1:30 P. NJ

MONEY TOLOAN-See Vaughan
Realty Co.
Old papers for sale at this Off
&c for 20 cents per hundred.
HUNTERS, BEWARE!
We will prosecute to the limit
all parties found hunting on our
premises. A. E. Mcclure.
S. P. Mcclure,
Mrs. F. A. Mcclure.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-07-12
De teatrO
OTRO TRIUNFO DE MINUTO

La function de anoche consagr6 def
nitivamente la admiration de nuestrt
publico hacia el notabilisimo transfer
mista imitador minute.
Las ovaciones que recibi6 son incon
tables.
Ell p1blico prodig6 sus aplausos COZ
IGNORES de salvas, al admirable imita
dor de las celebres mujeres que formar
Ia constellation del arte en- los escena
rios europeos.
En- la imitaci6n de la celebre baila-
ina espafola Rosario Guerrero, estuv
sorprendente dentro de 10 maravilloso
ell gran Minuto
Hubo de repetir Ell tango entire acla-
maciones y despues de una formidable
y merecida ovaci0n.
Fue una sorpresa estupenda. MIMI
to, que es italiano, baila el tango como
una espanola. Bravo, Minute!
Ell cuadro c6mico fue celebrado en-
los dos juguetes que representa- ano
che, y en- los que Sc distinguieron las
simpaticas se'ioras Cabello y Ferrery, y
los senOres Casas1s Banderas.
Domingo OrOeoo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-07-12
Nj. GIeIner Gu Aecibe

Ha estado en- Arecibo ell tesorerO d.
Puerto Rico
Mr. Gromer nee6 dicha ciudad acoua-
oaiiado por el jefe de tinanzas municips-
'es.
La presencia de dichos fmciOnarios
n aquella nohlaci6n tuvo por objetO Is.
tudlar practicamente asuntos que SO re-
aclonan con el Presupuesto Municipal.
Mr.. dromer re eor.i5 varias GALES en-
'oche y visit6 todas las dependencies del
Nmicipio. lie acompanaba en- dicha VI
sta, aderras del iefe de finanzas, el m
geniero de la ciudad senior CaselIas.
Veremos en- Que para tanto ir venir
de funcionarios.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-07-12

Ell microbes pr6ximo, via Nueva
York, embarcara para el extranjero el
reputable galeno doctor D. Tomas Vaz-
quez, acompanado de su distinguida Sc
nora.
Ell doctor Vazquez piensa recorrer al
gunas de las grandes ciudades euro
peas. como Paris y Londres retornan-
do luego q esta Isla.
La ausencia del distinguidO galeno
ha de ser generalmente sentida por to-
dos aquellos que conocen las grandes
cualidades que alderman al iiustrado
amigo
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-07-12
las i-aS n Calsi,
a. aEN3lcioN DE IA ra.AxA

4 las d.ss se u sasssaa a. a,er De
nasnea. ssn r~'.sse ins,easa tnsaa,A 4
eaaRA sie saa'se. sasmasia nssisa i,assssa
4 osas ~..ae@slas~s. sasass !. sn~s = Il
sxsnessanA
innsssncr~ s~sl~sss y hoaslsas. anmn
cssrNsn Il llersda ID r~~erxde Praaas
M"'~siior Jsaaes. qaica ~ rs~sacnss acoss
'aanssio d. los ssscssaa.ios sagsrsoaeA a.,
's'ios y Rivera.
insncdsH;amrsis ~ rrocesiss 4 IA l.cn
iici''n de Ia plaza. para cayo efsxio -
salsia lesaaiada un altar.
fgeron padFsnos don Nlsrslso navils
y sc'iara. DIN Modesto Cohisn Y scsora
Ion Nicolss linfrrgni /, seiora. don la
'ndn Bnadcs y sciiora. don Franciscs
Gutierrez y scha,a. don ,'a'ias Zararoza
Y sciora. don Ramon Martinez Subirs '
'ciora. don Ramon Hernandez sciio
=. don Ramon valdis fhiicl. v las Sc
lori'as Carmen y Teresa Gutierrcz. Am
Hariio Gimencz y Anita Martinez Subj
rs.
Durante el so'emne acio. I'M coro q,
hermos' nifas cant ADM -ablcmente
merociendo apla SOS, las seiiorita,
Anita Martinez e Isabsl Sampayo, en-
argadas de su dir, cdi n.
por la farde n ,ho .arroroS do hoto.,
;lcalas y o'ros mum res divertidis
mo, q'le atraj ron todo el dia numero
SO public de San Juan Y demas pue
BIOS limitrofes.
NOta breve - NOtamOs 4 Ia ho
"a del Champagne y dulces, I'm nn
nero crecidieimO de reporter" com
pletamente dts Onocidos en- las reda-
cion de los diarios de San Juan.
Quare cause
Z de Ia K
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-07-12
Una Di1a aban(onadl
Suceso criminal

Anoehe q las once. ell policia de ser.
vielo en- la calle de Ruiz Belvis, Cagusx
encontro frente la residencia de I.
sonora dora Cristina Quinones de La
za, una criafura de un mes de nacsla
Ia cWal fne abandonala en- dicho sit7o
por names criminales La nina fuk de-
ppsitafla en- poder de los seiiores de
lsaza- La polieia hace inyestigaciones
para descnhrir el a1ator {, autores slel
hecha.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-07-12
"ReIInas de IA HabaDell' :

Los acredItadoS fab1icantes de tal,s.-
COS, sefiores Infan7on y Rodriguez. de
Mayaguez, han sa:ado IA venta una
nueva marca de tabaco exquisite, una
vito'a dlminuta, que han designadO con
el nombre de <tReinas'', en- artfsticas
cagetlllaS de aiez tabacos.
Tanto La caiidad como la presenta--
clon hace honor al alto mercedes
credito de Ia gran fabrica de Taba-
cos "La Habanera," de Mayaguex.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-07-12
I'm Ibrv De NaItDrZ Nadai
K de La K

Con el tituiO 'tTempraneras" sc e.
4 soa Iii :, ro d. hi
do la puma de nuestro amigo y com
panero en- Ia prensa, don Rafael Mar
tinez Nadal.
Sc nos informa que dicha obra en-
breve Sc pono1a Ia venta en- toda ia
iSla.
Estan de enhorabuena los amantea
de la literature regional y lie augura-
mos un nuevo triunfo al castizo es-
critOr
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-07-12
n |oD(DtnO de Rio Ped|as
Dos niias unidas por Ia columna yer
tebra1.

Dolores Correa, que vive en- ell barrio
del Rio, Rio Piedras, ha dado q luz un
fen6meno que esta llamando Ia aten-
ci6n de los vecinos del cercano pueblo.
Tratase de dos niiias s6lidamente uni
das por la columna vertebrai. Las nj
las murieron por asfixia dentro del
claustro materno y gracias la habil
intervention del doctor Marcano, ell fe-
n6meno pudo ser extraido en- toda su
integridad.
Embalsamado el monstruoso fetO por
el practicante seiior C6rdova, probable
mente, Y 81 la Junta de Sandal 10 au-
toriza, sera traido San Juan para ex-
hibirlO.
La madre continua bien, dentro de
la gravedad del easo-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-07-12
Nolas de Oay'mOn
IA roBl.AcloN rRooREsA
III. rsTRgNo DEL TEATRo

III n,..lico ,le osla simpaiica poblacion
an aiiriaaaae tod clase de oSpectacu-
os ,icse ya. mcrred ( la iniciaiisa de
os se;lorcs villalcn. Garcia y Ca. W
reai,o ,uuy bicn cons;ruida y dsf suti-
.;en:e cspacid' ID rs,a los espeeiadcns.
Tiene cl teatro &c Hayalndn. d'ez y
,cho nelcos al,os catorce bajos, dicz v
,ief. flas de butacas Que hacen un total
le doscientas cincuenta y clncO de cstas |;
.iento veinte asientos de aniteatro y
los galerias de paraiso.
Ell teatro esta muy bien repartido, tam
20 en- la parte correspondence al publ
20. como en- las depen ndencias interiors;.
Los camerinos son amplios y frescos,
y suficientcs para una regular compa
iiia.
Ell teatro reune condolences de sonori-
lad. ofrecc agradable aspecto, tanto
N coniunto como EN- detalles
Gran fortuna para los empresarios del
''Teatro Variedades'', ha sido la de po
der inaugurarlo con una artista de tan
alto renombre como Blanca Matras, que
fu6 obieto de una delirante acogida por
oarte de los bayamoneses.
Ell programa de Ia primera funci6n,
compucsto de E'La Gatita Blanca, ella
Trapera" y ''Las Bribonas", sirvi6 pa
"a cue el p1blico de Bayamon aprecia-
"a cumpIidamente 10 que vale la inicia-
tiva de los senores Villal6n, Garcia Y
Ca, que inician la brillante historic del
teatro de Bayam6n, con una verdadera
est1elIa del genero teatral mas popular
en- Espana.
Esta cronica no puede ser una re-
vista del espectaculo, entire otras razo-
nes porque la companla acaba de hacer
esas obras en- San Juan, va ha hablado
de su interpretation eI cronista del BO-
LETIN.
Pero es precise consignar, rindiendo
homenaje q la verdad la jnstica,
que la eminente artista Blanca Matras
despert6 entire los bayamoneses, el en-
tusiasmo Y la admiration hasta llegar d
10 indescri ptlbie
Eel teatro estaba relucente Todas
las fafhi'ias nrcstioiosas de aqui mu-.
chas de Catafio, del Dorado, algunas de
San Juan, que han yenido 4 las festas
Bayamon ha tenido ell sabado una no
che de triunfo.
La Inauguration de TN teatro marca
en- la historic de un pueblo un paso tan
grande de avance en- el camino de la
cultura, que Sc comprende ell entusiasmo
demostrado la noble rivalidad esta-
blecida para que la temporada inaugu-
raj del "Teatro Variedades" Sc yea ro-
bustecida por ell concurso de todas nues-
tras classes sociales, compenetradas como
cstan de que asi prestan un alto servi-
clio La cultura al buen nombre de
csta localidad.
Corresponsal.