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The Washington times., 1911-04-09
ACADEMY-"East Lynne"

East Lynne the greatest story ever
woven about a woman's wrongs. the
favorite dramatic vehicle in the past of
many famous actors and actresses, will
be given a notably artistic presentation
at the Academy the week of April II
This great emotional play Will be ably
interpreted by carefully selected
company. Everything required in the
way of scenic equipment has been pro,
vided, and a smooth and well balanced
performance is promised.
The Washington times., 1911-04-09
BELASC0-French Opera Company.

The attraction at the Belasco Theater
next week will be the continued en-
gagement of the French Grand Opera
Company. From here the organization
goes to Montreal and Quebec, and from
there direct to Paris, where most of the
singers. orchestra and ballet are under
contract for appearance at the Paris
Grand Opera House
The repertoire of operas for next week
promises to be unusually interesting, in
cluding as 1t does, operas which have
not been heard here in several seasons
The Washington times., 1911-04-09
Naughty Marietta" D."

Emma Trentini, in the fascinating
Naughty Marietta" will close the dra-
matte season of the New National Thea
ter the week beginning April a.
The following week will be marked by
the opening of the Aborn grand opera
engagement.
The Washington times., 1911-04-09
EXCURSIONS j
Norfolk & Washington Steamboat Co.,
SPECIAL ATTRACTION.

North Atlantic Fleet OF Battle SHIPS,
In Hampton Reads,
Special rate, Saturday to Monday. including
stateroom and three meals at Chamberlln
Hotel $3.50.
Palace Steamer SOUTHLAND leaves Wash
ington daily at 6:l5 D. m Norfolk ana
Washington Steamboat Company. City Ticket
Office, 100 18th st. n. W., Bond Bldg 14tA
and n. z. ave.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-02-21
Fl doctor A. LacaSa

Este distinguido medico, cstableci
do en- Gtayama, embarca hoy para Es
pafa y estal*i 1usente del pals medio
aho POGO mas menos.
[El doctor A. Lacasa, sc dirige Bar
celona, recorrera despues las principa
les ciudades espa1O1as, G ira Il Paris
donde Sc propone estudiar los ultimos
progresses de Ia mledicina, rcgresando
despues Ia isla.
Ell doctor Lacasa ha querido approve
char, en- beneficio lie sus chentes, este
breve descanso que lie imponcn en- bicn
de su salud, las tareas PROFESSIONALS y
el active ejercicio de Ia medicina & que
Sc ent1ega con veNdadero entusiasmo.
Llevn I'M viaje felicfsimo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-02-21
E| caTnaVa| en- Caguas 6

Ell "Casino PuertorriqueIo" y La
ColoDia Espanola" sc han undo, en-
Caguas, para celebrar esplendidamen
tie las fiestas del carnaval.
Las invitaciones estan suscritas por
don CeleStino Perez, Prcsidente de
la Colonia Espanola, Y 81 senor don
Juan NJ. Soler, Presidente del Casino
Puertorriqueno.
Los bales sc llevaran Il cabO on 81
Teatro Manrique, en- as fechaS indlca
das: ell domingo 26, bale de mascaras
el %, de mascaras talnbien; y el > de
Mario, baile de Pinata.
Como sc We, la tenpOrada de Car
naval promote resultar anjmadls:D'a
Ell Caguas.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-02-21
& carnava| en- Mayaguez
Bales en- Ell Centre Espahol

Nuestro distinguido amigo don Mi
guel Esteve, Presidente del Centre Els
panol de Mayaguez, nos invita- los bal
Les organizados por la directiva del sim
patico cfrculo, Y que han de llevarse a
efecto durante Ia actual temporada de
fiestas.
Ell primer baile fue ell Is del corrien
te; hoy, el segundo, y los siguientes,
ell % y ell 25.
Ell dia 26 las tres de La tarde, bal
lie infantil
Habra dos grandes bales de masca
ras los dias &c y %, y ell de Mario,
ell gran bale de Pinata
Entire la buena sociedad de Maya
guez, hay vislsimo entusiasmo por asis
tar los bales del Centric Espanol.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-02-21
Ia Legislature |
PETICIONES
PETICIONES

Telegrama de varios cultivadores de
Gaia, de Sabana Grande, solicitando que
no Sc apruebe ell Proyecto de ley 1el
Consejo Executive, relative impuestos
sobre el aZ1car
Telegrama de la Central Coloso, de
Aguadilla, soicitando que no Sc aprue-
be el Proyecto de ley del Consejo Eje
cutivo, relative 8 impuestos sobre ell All
ear.
Telegrama del Registrador de la Pro
piedad de AguadiHa, solicitando aumen
to de sueldo.
Copia certifcada del Ayuntamiento
de Barros, solicitando sc apruebe una ley
autorizando los Municipios para esta
blecer subastas para abasto de carnes.
Copia certifcada de una Ordenanza
del Ayuntamiento de Penuelas, ,solicitan
do Sc lie autorice a imponer una contri-
buci6n de tres decimos de uno por ciento
sobre toda clase de bienes radicados en-
dicho Municipio, no exentos de contribu
ci6n por las, leyes de los Estados Uni
dos 8 de Puerto Rico.
Escrito de varios vecinos de Hormi-
gueros, solicitando que sea include en- el
plan general de carretera ell camino com
prendido entire dicho poblado y ell kil6-
metro de la carretera de Mayaguez d
San German
Carta de los senores Calimano otros
Icultivadores de cana, de Arroyo, solici-
tando que no Sc apruebe el Proyecto de
iley del Consejo Executive, relative q i'm
puestos sobre el az1car.
Copia certifcada de un acuerdo del
| Ayuntamiento de Vieques, solicitando
que Sc apruebe una ley autorizando los
IMunicipios para establecer subastas pa
|ra aIbast0 de carnes.
Escrito de la Cent? al Providencia y
otros cultivadores de cafla, de Arroyo,
solicitand do que no Sc apruebe ell Proyec
to de ley del Consejo Executive, relative
a impuestos sobre ell az1car
Carta del senior Eward G. Mac. Cor
mic, de Patillas sohcitando que no sc
apruebe ell Proyecto de ley del Consejo
Executive, relative & impuestos sobre
Ell az1car.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-02-21

Judicial en- Puerto Rico; 166 para en-
mendar Ia secci6n 62 de La ley esco
lar compilada de Puerto Rico, dispo
n1endose que despues de aprobada La
ley, ninguna persona podra desempeflar
la plaza de inspector escolar a NO DO
seer una hcencia de maestro principal
eNpeHida por ell depart rtamento de Edu
caci6n y haber ejercido en- las escue
las de Puerto Rico dos a1os por 10 me
nos.
Ell proyecto es magnifico Tiene por
Objeto suprimir los Hexpertos en-
Puerto Rico, y evitar que en- pocos
amos, una persona que ha sido carrete
TO, policia, agente de rentas internas.
fiscal, eanpleado pnblico, pueda ejer
Ger de golpe y poruazo, ell puesto de ms
pector escolar, sin estar capacitado pa
IA clio.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-02-21
PROYECTOS DE LEY
EN- la. LECTURA

1877 Por el se1or Soer. Para enmen
dar la secci6n 8a. de la Ley para reor
ganizar ell sistema judicial en- Puerto
Rico, fJando Ell nilmero de Distritos
Judlclales etc, etc, y para otros fines,
aprobada el 10 de Mario de 1904, tai co
mo quedo enmendada por la Ley apro-
bada ell II de Mario de 1908.
1888. Por ell senior Trelles. Para regu
Lar la ensenanza del Castellano, en- las
escuelas p1blicas de Puerto Rico.
1S9. Por el seilor Torres. Para en-
mendar una ley titualda 'Ley para Ell
mendar Las secciones l, y de una ley
tltulada "Ley disponiendo la construc-
cl0n de ciertas carreteras insuIares Y
para otros fines, aprobada en- IL de Mar
20 de 1903, y para disponer la conssrue-
clon de carreteras, por' medic del trabalo
de los presos'', aprobada el 10 de Mar
70 de 1910.
Substitute al
i. de la C. 142. Por la Comisi6n de
'IrabaJo. Para reducir q 10 horas la
Jornada diaria de trabajo de los depen-
dlentes y para otros fines.
Ii. G. de la c. No. IA. Por los seiiores
Cuevas Zequeira, Cautino, Massari, Ger
vonl Gely, Coll y Cuchi, Elzaburu v Be
n1tez Castaflo. Para sufragar los gastos
de educaci6n artistica al joven Manuel
Rodriguez Camineru.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-02-21
ID|prnacIbn De Ia Cdnara

Aver despues de aprobado el bill pa
ra conceder una pension los magls
trados que despuas DE ounce amos de
labor Y a los IS de edad Sc retraran
a la vida privada, el delegado senor
Guerra pidio SUI reconsideration y fue
acordado por la naayer1a.
Momentos antes ell Eenor Sober ma
nifesto que al Sc absten1a de votar Ell
proyecto por considerar muy mezqul
ma Ia enanienda intr0duclda al bill por
n Camara. DiGha enmienda consistla
en pagar a los msgistrados jubilados
la mitad de su sueads
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-02-21
NoIas &c Ia Fuiia

La Fsr,a inss - que 80 rci~hrars sr
Puerto Rico. es'i VA ,'ara aJrirxe, anu
que hasts Ia fccha ~ eS,a trs.baiands
en- 81 ediiieio Trineipal Todo s~,a-G
Iisto para cl dia d. "a aperture q -sa
'cl y del mes que cursa. dia cn qne qs~
dara inasgursda Ia oxhib,cion de -
productos d. Puerto Rico loa Es,s
dos Unido~
La Junta D. - ferla iussilar hA traha
Jad0 io neior posifse > ma eumpii,lo
tod0s los ofr,~.micrfoa hceios ~ pa
blico. VI yapor "t'hiadcsphia" q1r
llego aver nuesiro puerto traio = -
abor1do ~ pcr~onss qur han de tamsr
parte IN los varies esgcelketiloH cot
Sis caballos 3 ea-na- ~ aeroplap1
esta "a lIsto para volar s la uevada a.
Strobcl quiru arribari rn - vapo- G.
rolina Los doa glphos diriribles
esian ya arm~I,~ ~ cou,iirioucs d.
asccndcr ~ r.s..fieuin "Wd
West con ais cahatae. 'Cov boys
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in orsni1n .ibliea
Se nan herho iosios ioe erfu~TDos pa
ra ia mayor r"modId1j dsl pIhl PEG.
F"ra cl mnJor rNi.p d' "a frria- los
e0nercian'e q. San Isan, hsn f0'ahp
RADIO con ."ergia y nurhos hau traha-a
DO ~ varloS ~I.'-rYrI''s r0H sHfSv as
mo exiio.
DIrantr 10 sfinsns jr la frrIa j. rDsu
panIa DE- Fcrr0rarwiirs hz rrsuelto 20
ncr M tccH clda m'sia hora eOu obieto
de ayudar = Ia co7lpanis &c trolley
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-02-21
4 yiiaitaP IA FeFiis
LA COMLSION DOMLNICANA

Por un cablegrama recibido aver en-
esta capital, sc sabe que en- el vapor
President que fondealri aqui el 81
negara la comisi6n domincana, invita-
da visitar la Feria, por nuestra ca
mara Insular Y el gObernador Cotton.
La comision esta compueSta por N
rios prominentes domimcanos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-02-21
Para ganaT IN re|oj

La seiial hecl1a en- el n1imero de aver,
fue guitar una N del anuncio PASSION
Y MUERTE DE MIGUEL SERVET.
la palabra PASSION, sin la N qued6
asi: PASIO
Isl tiene usted ell ejemtplar indicado,
g1Eardelo para que nos 10 envie del dia
26 en- adelante.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-02-21
Don Vicente UseTa

Ha regresado de Ponce Guaya
ma n,restro particular amigo don Vieen
te Ugera, delegado d la Camara. FL sc
nor Usera, invitado cmtesmente, aeon
paif6 q la Commission COnjunta que ha
investigate las obras del riego de la
costa Sur de Guayama.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-02-21
En- San Juan

Desde hsse dIas ~ haGIan enfws M
sotros ri acaudzlado prupis4ario dsa
Juan BiaDcfn. sn diainnss,ia srfsora, "
su gent1lfsima y bella hiia EsrriI.,
quiencs pasar.an los sias dc feris sn N
cindad.
Reciban nncsfr,o salIdo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-02-21
En- San Juan

Han llegado esta capital don Julian
Hereneia, de Mayaguez; don Florencio
Santiago, de Coamo; don \. Dreyfus.
de Aguadilla; don Valeriano Vlrclia v
sonora, de Arroyo, y don \. Zadarlvi
de New York.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-02-21
CARNAVAL

Ell puerto Rico Elegante'', recibi6
por ultimo viaje del yapor "Coamo".
un gran surtido de Tracks y Smokings
de Ultima moda.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-02-21
n Or. c. Nuioz Das

Participa G su numeroxa clienteis qus
fla las horas de q 2 de Ia tards, par.
Ia consulta diaris, EN- los altos de- Na.
81 de In caue Dc Tstukn donds siens o.
tsblecido su dospAcho professional.
Tcl6fenoe No. jig y 1917.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-02-21
Los Ie'ieji0s De csrnaVa|

Es1a noche, bale infantil en- el Tea
tro, hasta las diez de la nochc de esta
hora las doce, bai1aran las personals
mayOres.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-02-21

Aver a las cinco, pas6 en- tercera lee
tura, ell bin constituyendo Guayna
bo, la cuna de Baldorio4y de Castro, en-
mtlndeipio independence.
illOran sobre sus laureles los NUM-
cipios de Bayanl6n y de Rio Piedras
El duelo Sc despide en- Guaynabo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-02-21

Aver pas6 ell bin de Ia Oamara No.
70 de los senorea matfeo y Massari. Dl
cho proyecto es III bill tendente con-
tener esas manifest. clones y escandalos
ptlblicos, que dan cn .as ca1les los que
pregonan hojas libelosas,
A veces Sc oyea Con gritos estento-
reos, conceptos deprimentes y NORTH
cantes para Ia sociedad sin que nj los
iueces municipal ui de paz nj La po-
licia tomen accion sobre clio. Era va
vergonzoso DIR pregonar Las hojas IL
belosas ciencia paeiencia de todo ell
mundo.
Ell provecto ca QUESTION hace respon
sable del llbelo tanto al que 10 escrlbe
como ell que 10 preggana.
TEL Consejo Ejecativo, comprendiendo
81 fondo moral que encierra ell proyec
TO de la Oamara ha anpentado la pc
nalidad que antes sc inponla los au
torres de libelo.
La Camara deapt6s de los ,discursos
de los senores Diaz Navarro, Guerra y
Carbonell vote la ennienda hecha al
proyecto v se apreb6 en- tercera lectu
ra.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-02-21
Primera Feria
DE ERTO RICO

Sc ar1ienda un local con Glen pies
cuadrados en- la fila derecha secci6n IA.
Para informes en- la imprenta del
BoLETIN MERcANTII..
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-02-21

Ha pasado en- tereera lectura ell pro
yecto para hacer la carretera de Maya
guez a Maricao, por La Vega, destinan
dose para dichas obraS 25000 dollars
C
Despues de una tomadura de pelo,
bastante pronunciada, paso el bill del
senior Cuevas, para conceder un mes
de icencia (vacariores) a los maestros
pubhcos de la isla
ST ese bill llegga Ser ley, que no 10
creemos, por la oposici6n del Comisio
n'ado de instruction y del tesorero, eos
tara all pueblo de Puerto Rico unos 49,
900 dollars anuaies
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-02-21

Ell bill del senior Rivera para estable
Ger ell trabajo de och, horas diar:as,
para los jornaFeros, fu6 c0mbatido pcr
los senores Georgeth y Benitez Santa
ma, partidarios del trabajo Hbre en- to
das sus manifestations. 0 debido a
Ia nafa redacci6n del proyecto que
la palabra artesanos'' no especifca
bien ell elemento Ubrero, algunos dele
gados, entire ellos, ell senior Guerra, hi
cieron objecciones al proyecto con tan
TO acierto, que sc acordo que pasase de
nuevo al comiM de Legislation. segu
ramente, en dicha conaisi6n dor1nira ell
sueflo de los iustos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-02-21

Sc aprob aron sucesivamente, los pro
yectos 1874 para reorganizar el sistema
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-20

Council would be to rcduco the compen-
sation OF the City collector to n don
mite ard reasonable fixed salary. III
the Office were 20 be abolished, 1t would
be better for tho city, but waiting tho
permission OF the General Assembly,
the reduction of tho compensation is
all that can be done at present. There
Is no Justification for the amount OF
the present allowance made to the City
Collector. Every reason Is on the other
side OF the proposition.
The time has come for the Council
and its members to dispense with per-
sonnl regard for tho incumbent and
sentiment in this matter and put the
office Of he City Collector on a bus
mess basis. Economy and Justice de-
inand il.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-20
TIE ErrECTs OF TOBACCO.

rho Montgomery Advertiser, a some
what partial and prcjudiced authority.
thinks that 1t is strange that after
al these years since Sir Walter Ra-
leigh introduced tobacco into civilixa-
ton from the American indians mod
ical authoritics are not agreed upon
It's cnccts on tho human system" They
have never como to a unanimous con
clusion rs to whether or not It's mod
crate use is injurious to tho systom.
The effect OF alcohol is a point upon
which there is more likely TO be n
meeting; OF minds.
During tho session Of a recent mod
zeal in Washington, two well
known physicians declared that cxces-
sivc smoking cnused angina pcctoris, q
grave affection of tho heart. Several
other physicians OF equal rank in the
profession denied this. No conclusion
was reached. Tho problem is yet un-
settled.
Tho latest statistical inquiry into
the effect OF tobacco has been con
Quoted by DR.. George Moylan, OF the
gymnasium of Columbia University.
Ills statement is likely to destroy some
prejudices. Ills experiments dealt
WIN -" students of whom 115 or
about IS per cent. smoked. In tho two
years during which tho experiment
was carried on, the smokers grew moro
quickly and put on more weight. as
a whole, than on-smoker Dr Nov
Ian, nevertheless, thinks TINT this mav
ne explained in part by tho fact tina
inc on an average wero cirbt
months Older than the
While the smokers had the advantage
IN physical gain. tho *hon-smokers had
4 distinct advantage in scholarship
tifty-six per cent. of ali varsity
athletes at Columbia are smokers. as
compared with Sc per cent. OF all tho
students.
pr. Moylan, summing un his conclu-
sions' says that he does not wish TO
defend tobacco. adding:
There is no scientific evidence ma
INC moderate use or tobacco by
healthy, mature men produces anv
- - W y III injurious IL DnNEtCHl
ehects that can he measured.
There Is an abundance OF evidence
thaf tobacco produces injurious cf-
fects on certain individuals suffering
from various affections. persons with
an i~dfosyncrasy against tobacco. and
all persons who use 1t excessively
The neutral quality Of tobacco. so
far rs health is concerned. seems 10
be borne out by the fact that the sale
OF TOBACCO is increasing annually at a
very great rate.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-20
coDDLING the CRIMINAL.

CHARLES G. Nott.j Jr.. points out in a
recent magazine article The safeguards
which the law throws around persons
accused Of crime. III 1909. G,4Ol cases
or felony We're disposed OF in the coun-
~ Of New York.
In order TO ascertain what the
chances We're that out or this large
number an injustice could have been
done to tic defendant, Mr.. Mott ana
lyzcs the figures OF the record. Tho
grand jury in that year dismissed
1912 cases. leaving 5.O59. no defend
ant as yet having been wrongcd. or
these 5.o59 cases the district attorney
recommended the discharge Of the de-
PENDANT or dismissal Of the indictment
In ?eS cases. leaving A,131 cases
and no defendant wrongcd or
these i.l3l cases. Isl were disposed of
in various ways (such as bali forfeit
lures, discharges on wr!ts OF habeas
corpus. ctc.) favorable TO defendants,
leaving $3.50 cascs. and no defendant
wronged. out Of these $3.50 cases.
2t'2 defendants pleaded guilty,
~'cayins lois cases. and still no posi-
bury Of injustice to a defendant. IN
aS5 ont Of these LOIS cases. acquittals.
cithc" by direction OF tho court or by
verdict. resulted. leaving only 800
cases out OF G.io1 in which any mis-
take AGAINST a defendant. could lavc
been committed. This residue Of iG3
cases left from 6.A0i cases was inva-
ri@biy presented 10 jurics under in
structionS by tho court that twelve
men would have to be convinced as one
man, beyond a reasonable doubt, of tho
descendants auilt hcforc convicting;
and in each Of these 4G3 cases twelve
tncii we're 50 convinced. and returned
q verdict or guilty. The law further
protected The rights or These defend
ants. While The state was ~disallowcd
an apneaf in any Of tho 5S5 cases in
"ttGh it was successful, ench defend
ant convicted had Il perfect right of
Hppeai. and loi appeals were taken
curing the year, resulting III eleven
reVersals Of convictions. and leaving
S2s ca%cs as The final result, In which
there coGlG haze been any chance OF
! injustice TO 4 defendant. OF these 45e
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-20
EMPEROR WILLIAM
BEING CRITICIZED

brother OF tho present Lori I.ouSiale.
ne Gems 10 have been more eccentric
man evl!. and much OF his Oddly may
MS life namely. the premature death
OF a poor but lovely girl with whom
ne mad become Infatuated. sic Was
d.eath nc caused her body 10 be en-
balmcd and preserved IN his library
az Lowthcr Castle. that he nigh, ron-
ti1iie 70 contemplate her beauty. This
and other ~pccullarities led people Ia
ascribc 70 him ali Kinds OF evil. 81
wnich nc was probably giiiitless. Local
lFh1itions IN Westmorciand SAY. ln-
deed, that his wicScdness continued
after his death. and that his bofv "a
Isctcd 80 strongly TO be buried that
II actually hustled the officiating cicr-
NJ was. finally entomhcd he made II
ms business TO annoy and insult ali
ne 2tner occupants OF tho graves In
the churchyard driving over them NTH
ms phantom coach-and-slx, dancing
~tandanSocs on the tombs. playing cards
ahd caTouslng on the altar or the
a b"id, pad baron OF the fcrdal ages.
But II is told. with a sigh OF .eiiar.
iGw one night, when he was trying il
Eht some one OVER the edge OF the
cil!i. n shepherd rolled q great stone
on the top or him and the peasantry
pa.nt 70 a large rock, known by the
n mans ~ he .lWallow Rag as tic
on certain nights OF the year. WIEN
ne Is said TO visit Lowther Castle in
ms phantom eanipage-and-six.
aiarlborongli House. by the wisi, Of
Queen Alexandra. has been restored
10 Yery. much the same condition as Il
vas when she previously lived there
lot lhlrty-eight years as Princess Of.
Wales; AZ her personal belongings
from Bnckingiiam Palace and Windsor
Lastle have arrived there, and arc
helnE placed in the positions assigned
lnen; while a number of works OF ART,
cnrlos and fine china have been dis.
patched 70 MarlhorouGh House from
SandrinEham. This week She Is 10 visit
>1arlhorongh House for purposes Of
inspection, and will ind EVERYTHING in
apple-p!e order She Will moi. how.
ever, actually take III her residence
there until she. returns from her forth
coming cruise in the Mediterranean on
board the yacht Victoria ana Albert.
IN time forthc~ coronation. The private
equipments OF Princess Victoria al
Marlborough House arc in close prox-
unity TO those OF Queen Alexandra, ana
oreriook the beautifully Kept gardens.
~iCopyrisht. 1911, BY the B%rcutwooj
Company
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-20
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