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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-05-07
Todos crefamos cue solo las grande

Todos crefamos que solo las grandes
potencias de Europa tenian Ia pretensi6n
de jntervenir en- los asuntos de China.
Pero ahora resulta que hasta Los africanos
qnie en- tirar tambi6n sus chinitas los
vencidos de los ''hermOsos ojos", y segun
cuenta un peci6dico del Paraguay, el ito
del Sultan de Marruecos, que es un ito
muy largo, hara reclamaciones al empe-
rador de la gente amarillo, por no sabe-
mos que agravios. LENA & la gente que
fuma opio! Solo son dignas de considera
ci6n las p ,reonas que fuman el cigarrillo
de Caban s, el mejor del mundo. ~
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-05-07
Con obieto de dispensar al waite mane

Con objeto de dispensaF al Vate mana,
tieho, sehor Ramirez (Que ha ganado el
primer premio por segunda vez en- los jue-
reception & su regreso de la ciudad del
Oeste, ha circulado en- Manatf una hoia
impresa encaminada q tan patri6tico fin
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-05-07

Nuestro estimado colega LG BOnabG
que venia editandcse en- Ponce, suspende
por ahora su publication, entire otras cosas,
dice, porque su Director, prtso por delito
de imprenta, esta sometido estricta vigi-
lancia en- la Carcel y SO We cohibido de es,
cribir no solo para ell peri6 lico, sino para
su familia. Lamentamos los percarces
sufridos por el colega y esperamos yer
Diaz, para que pueda ponerse de nuevo al
frente de la publication.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-05-07

LA MODA ELEGANTE. .-Visite usted esta
acreditada Cami8eria y Sombrererfa, For
nscesitar en- ell giro de la ~sa. Todo bueno,
todo choise, todo muY barat1simo. IA
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-05-07
RY~En ell Colmado de 'Cerecedo Hel

"a En eI COImaUO U9 C6FeCeUO Her
manos y Compafia, calle de San Francis
co, Sc han recibibido unas galletas, ''com
llamadas castelarinas, tnicas en- su clase.
Tambi6n tienen la venta I'm Salchichon
de Lyon, muy fresco y excelente.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-05-07

En- la manana de hoy vo!6 al cielo la
preciosa nina Ester hija amactfsima de
brera. Sinceramente 1e acompanamos en-
su dolor, asl como toda la familia.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-05-07
TALLlSTAs EScuLTORES;

fesaa aIgunOs OpeFafIOs de este ram
ell taller mecanico de carpinteria de
guerra y Comp, Ponce, Pto. Rico.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-05-07
RETRATOS ILUMINADOS.-Ha IL

ME nA UO ILO ADON'
gado procedente de la Habana y SO hospe-
da en- ell Hotel Fr0nci0, don Jose Lopez
Diaz, que Sc ocupa de- iluminar retratos
en- cristal por un procedimiento moderno.
Trabajos a la perfection. Sc llevaran
muestrarios a domicilio previo atiso de
los interesados. 1O-3 !
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-05-07
Recortamos de un peri6dico de santo

Recortamos de un, peri6dico de Santo
Domingo: 80 '@
"Las nueve >islas portuguesas que for
man ell grupo geografco conocido con ell
nombre de Azores, han obtenido su autono.
mia por real decreto, que ha sido promul-
gada hace POGO en- Lisb1a, Capital de reino
Lusitano. En- San Miguel SO enarbol6 el
nuevo pabell6n independence de color
las tambien blancas, que reprosentan las
nueve islas del archipelago"
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-05-07

Ha sido nombrado miembro de la Go,
mission provincial ell Diputado don Avelino
Vicente por renuncia que hiciera ell Licen-
ciado don Rafael Lopez Landr0n.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-05-07

Fl M0GEL0.-,Sau JWsto 17.-Es la ca
niseria sombrereria de moda, ell estable-
cimiento preferido porl la juventud de buen
tono. Todo chic, todo barato. Vista hace
f6. 4-3
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-05-07

Son ncuestionablemente los meiores
vinos de mesa que Sc expenden en- esta
Capital, los tintos:y blancos de la marca
LOgroj5O, Rioja, que venden en- su estable-
cimiento los Sres Sobrino de Luina V Ca.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-05-07
0ERONIMO zERRI,-AGENTE [

NEGOCIOS.-SOL 42.-Compra = vende
Acciones del Banco Espahol de Puerto Ri
co del Territorial y Agrfcola.
Sc VEkDEN dos casas situadas en- ca
lies c6ntricassde esta Capital. Informa-
ran en- la caIEe de la Tanca n1mero 8. 15-2
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-05-07

Para conner sabroso y barato en- este
Capital visite usted la fonda Las DeIicias,
lie Aquilino Martinez, calle de Tetuan nil-
nero 36, dOnde quedara usted satisfecho.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-05-07

HIFOTECA, desean colocar 5000
pesos en- primera hipoteca sobre buenas
fincas de esta Capital. Informaran, r.
Todd y Comp, Cruz l. 81
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-05-07

Tras penosa enfermedad ha rendi-
Il - do la jornada de Ia vida en- esta Capi
tai, la virtuosa sefora dola Merce-
des Chevremont, amante esposa que
fu6 de nuestro amigo ell seflor don C6
sareo Rivera Souto. Paz sus restos y
nuestro p6same a su afigida familia.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-05-07

Las Comisiones de sehoras de la Creez
en- % la a co colecta que 1sa hacen T para los heridos
de la campana de Cuba; ha dado 81 81
guiente resultado: seis docenas de ca1ceti-
nes, una docena de calzoncillos, docena y
media de camisetas y tres docenas pafue-
los, mas eiento veinte y tres pesos con
noventa centavos en- metalico los cuales
segun acuerdo de la Comisi6n, SO emplea-
ran en- comprar objetos al fin que SO des-
tinan.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-05-07
TALLER MEeANIc0 DE CARPINTE.

UNSUERIA.-CRUZ I2.-Enseres de IujO
Novedad y limpieza. Servicio extra COZ
perfumeria de estilo moderno. Sc admiter
abonOs por meses.-SERGIO LECOMTE
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-16
Expressing Thanks.

The ladies of the Auxiliary of Lee Cann
desire 20 return their Thanks. through
Mrs Walter Christian. the treasurer of
tie hospital fund fOr the following dcna-
lions made 10 the fund.
W. A. Lambert & Brother $50. General
Eppa Hunton, s.. General William II.
Payne. s.. Rev. John :. Lindsay Boston,
s., r. Il. Spillman. Esq. Memphis. Tenn.
50. Thomas Ransom. stanton. Va, s..
Colonel Charles Marshall. Baltimore. Nd
so, Judge John NJ. elliott. Aceomac
Courthouse, s., George a. Mushback.
Alexandria s.. Colonel Charles ErOa-
way Rouse g; through Mrs. j. ". White,
SIS; Mrs. i. NJ. Ruftn. old Church. Va.
81, Mrs r. J. MCGOWAN. half dozen
towels. Mrs. Mccall. half dozen towels.
Mrs. j. ". Tomlinson, one pair sheets.
The ladies OF the auXiliary wish 10 re-
turn sincere thanks 20 these friends who
have s0 generously responded 10 their
a hospital where the wives and children
Of the Confederate soldiers can have
rled!cal treatment and nursing free of
char.e
To endow this ward thy ask for con
tributions, no matter how small, from
every one Interested in the Lost Cause
While the old Confederate soldiers have
their comfortable home. whore all the
necessaries Of life are provided, the gen
eral public has little idea or the suffering
among the families. VINO n many in
stances have drifted from the country to
The city without work and with INSULT
cicnt food which frequently places them
on the sick list. months rest and good
nursing would often enable them 20 take
Up their burdens again.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-16
Telrgranhic Brevlties.

The plan for reducing the capital STOCK
OF the Southern Cotton oil Company 10
Ss.eJ.lo has been fave rably received by
the stockholders, and between 80 and 80
per cent. OF the stock has already given
consent The company Will then be In a
strong financial position, as IL had no
remembrance on its property. and has
cash IN banks sufficient 10 pay every
dollar 70 owes.
The two hundred employees q J. Reyes
ter a Sons iron foundry. az Bay View
Junction. Maryland. went on "A strike
yesterday. The men claim that a reduc-
lion of from 80 u 20 per cent was made
ia their wages the first OF the year. The
firm told q con mittee Of their employees
to-day that they could not AT this tinic
restore the former scale. ana the Men
left the works.
The Turpeltine Operators Protective
Association was organized at Savannah,
Ga, yesterday. The association IL Il
stock cCmpany which prCI Cses 10 cary
on the factOrage Of its members. Dis
satisfaction In the handling Of the pro-
duct is the ground for the organization.
The association - composed OF naval
stores producers IN Georgia and Fiorill
Sheriff Efler. Of Mcdowell county. ar
rived al Huntington, w. Va, last night
from Stone Clifr. with Henry Anderson.
a negro who year ago killed Ransom
Varce and VOL nded two women. The
fellow. who is a desperate character, was
closely watched during the trip. He is
indicted for frst-degree murder, and q
reward has been cut Tor hi-s
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-16

man 600. Chorn, to 100 first. Imp. friar
second, Cossack third Time. lez IL.
Second racc-tw0-year-old fllies; lolt
furlongs.-Byr,iee 5. QlQ Chorn, 70 ~
first. Miss Rose second. Amente 'n''"'
Time. 30 ,..,.n
Third race-selling, mile and a sixteenth.
Pepper SO, L. Soden, TO y hrsa e''V'
second. Mids;ar third. Time. ~ ~ ur-
Fourth race-selling. Elk and q hali su -
lones.-Blue and Gray Ql0. Baiiatus, .',,,e
l:S2n ,-optv
Fifth race-seling. mile and tWeenyf
yards--Oakley OO3, chorn, 20 Il
Burrells Billet second, Pat. MailoS' '''
third. Time. las 81
SMALL CROWD At LOUISVILLE
LOUISVILLE, May i5.-Only rev
brayed tho irclement weather to-day an a
went out to the race track II Ie ,,,t,1
necessarily from early morning uno, s
sloppy and scratches numerous. the
favorites carried OF every race, anu
Little Perkins had the honor Of pilotlit
four Of the five home through tne NJ
and water. The fifth race was decia il 20
on and another substituted. SummaIleS'
First receive and a halt furlonSs.
scout second. Eiva third. Time, 70
Second race-four furlOngs. yelllns'
May Pinkerton COS. Perkins 3 10 y
first, Merry Nells second, Sir piiie 'i""
Third race-one mile-Major Tom 600
Perkins. q TO % first, / .erior second
Glad third. Time. las.
Fourth race-cadet stakes. four ana
half furlongs. Bush dle, X. WI WI
liams. 5 to - first Del Coronado second
Ben Eder third Time. IS. >,.o
Fifth receive furlongs. Twinkle Nv.
Perkins I to - first. Hodgeson second,
st. Marie third. Time. l.liA,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-16
Personal AND 0ENsRxL,
Interesting Facts About Rch"ae"d's cit
zen. aud Other Matters.
Miss Mabel Bryan Yields Is able %

Miss Mabel Bryan Yields Il able % "a
out again after being confined e WeeS
in her room at the Womans College
Mr.. II. r. smith. Polk Miller's Manager.
left last night over the Staboard ioT
Houston. Texas. to arrange for Mr. All.
ier,s appearance there and In other Texas
cities. MIR. Miller viii leave Saturday
MIR. George r. Fisher Secretary ane
Treasurer OF the Richmond Railway ano
Electric Company. has returned 10 the
city from New York.
Mr.. Malcolm Sshakleford viii leave TO-
day TO- New York, TO take Banjo Lessons
from Mr.. \. A. Farland. He VIII 10
absent from Richmond al tho summer.
The annual council Of the Ladies' Mt
Vernon Association of the Union Will
meet Thursday. May 10th. at Mount Yer
non and will continue ia session abod.
a week.
There will be a meeting OF the oak
wood Memorial Society to-day az Z. n.
In the frame school-house OF ST. Johns
church. All bills must be Presented at
this meeting.
W NJ. Anderson, the young man whose
eye was slightly burned al Barrett 4
Kcesec's machine-snop was az his work
yesterday morning Besides scorchins
his eyebrows and lashcs. no harm Was
done.
Rev ;. c. Clopton. d. d.. OF Annisfon.
Ala, formerly pastor OF Clav-strect
Baptist church. is In the clty on hls
return from the southern Baptist Con-
ventiOn. and was with his OLD flock yes-
terday at Calvary church.
Rev. Mr.. Garrison. the ucw pastor "
Marshall-Street Christian church. is at
tracing large audiences TO The series of
meetings now M progress iio o. u fU...
nctc and fluent speaker. and holds tnr
close attention Of his hearers.
Gen cral Secretary George r Thhnts.
o. the Yogns Mons Christian Assoca-
tiCn. has accepted the call eXtonlel f1
him boy the louIs Mems Christian As-
ISOLATION, of Cincinnati, and VIII onf.r
upon the dischargo OF his duties S.D-
tcmter lsi next
3lr. George Bott. who has been a trpat-
ed employo OF ,hc Life Insurance c0mpa-
ny of Virginia for eight years. mas poe
signed his position with that company to
accept one win the j Wight Tobacco
Company Tuesdty afternoon. during
the dinner hour De was presented by
his fellow-clefks with Handsome silver
mounted cane. ia token OF their esteem.
for h.m.
AZ che annual meeting Of the stock
holders of the Mayo Tobacco Drying aul
Ordering Company the following officers
were reelected. OTIS "A Russell pre4l-
dent, q. A. Peple. vico-presldont. s. p
Mayo general manager, g.. A. peple. Soc
Rotary and treasurer. Tho board of DID,
rectors Will bee composed OF the officers
of the company. with Nessfs. John L. u.
Anderson. W j. Nhlfcmrst. and II. %.
owen.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-16

The Mountains Gov red Allen Harris
ShontinE Case


ASHENILLE, y. c., May Especial.
The past few days have been very cool
Tor this season OF tho year Frost formed
two nights. but 10 was slight. ana the
damage, n any. Will be very little. The
nigh mountains thirty and forty miles
west of here are covered with snow, and
II gives one peculiar Impression % stand
surrounded by the green foliage ~ spring
and see nelghb0ring mountain covered
with snow.
Waits Harris. the man who was shot
by Wilson Allen while trying 20 es ape
last March. has since died. and Allen has
been committed. Allen had gone on Har-
ris bond for his appearance 40 the trimi-
nal Court and Harris ran away Allen
got a warrant for him. went 90 IcuueS-
see and arrested him. and was just about
70 deliver him up when Harris made
dash for liberty. and Allen pursued
Allen claims that he had no intou-
tion of hitting Harris, but shot to frishteu
him. and make him stop Allen is quiet
and good citizen OF the county ana much
sympathy il felt FOR him. as his friends
All believe the shooting Was accidental
The appointment OF Mr. = J.. Rogers
a. collector of internal revenue for inis
district was something % surprise To
most PEG A. here Mr.. Rogers was APP
pointed chief clerk hy kope Elias. ana
retained by Captain Carter, so MS ape
pointment IS really a promotion some
think n Is a clear vindicatlOn ht inc
President OF Kope Elias, as Rogers Is
devoted friend 10 him The impression
here was that Hon. John 5. lie. SUI
OF Salisbury. would probably be the nun
Quite a large crowd Will so from ms
mart of the state 10 the unyeiiius or tnc
monument in Raleigh on me ulil-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-16
THAr GOLD- BRICK JURr.
Judge Wickhan. of henrico County, Has
Begun an Investigation.

Judge Wickham yesterday morning
swore I'm a special grand jury at the hen-
rico county courthouse for the purpose OF
eNamining into certain alleged reports re-
Gently published about the jury before
which Parker alias Smith was tried. The
following citizens OF Honrico compose the
Jury: W. Nj. Magruder, r.. II. Crump,
!. w. Nuckols. W Y Mordscai X. n.
cross. X. IL. Gillian, o. Cartwright, ). I.
Whitlock. and John Lawrence.
Judge Wickham spoke briefly to the
Jury. and explained the purpose Of the
Investigation. Rumors had been rile
fer some days, he said. rejecting on the
conduct of the parties associated with
the recent trial OF Smith alias Parker
the gold-brick man. lie thought that
even though no evidence of fraud had
oeen produced, it was due to the good
name of the cotnty that an Investigation
should be held and the rumors sifted TO
the bottom
Judge Wickham then called Mr.. Frank
l.. Christian. foreman of the jury, before
him. and requested him TO repeat state
mcnt that he had made privately on
Tuesday.
Mr.. Christian stated that while the
jury had Smiths case under consideration
they were on strcet-car on one occa-
sion when a man boarded the car took
d seat between two of the Jurors. and con-
versed with one of them.
He then recounted the story OF the
visits made TO the Exchange Hotel 10y
Mr.. w. r. Larus. He said Mr.. Larus
had spent portion of one night in the
room with the jury and had slept there.
He also entered the room and remained
there for a short time on two other occa-
sions. on one of these occasions he
heard Mr. Larus remark that il was re-
ported at the county courthouse that the
jury stood eleven for acquittal and one
for conviction and that Mr. Withers had
stated that he would be willing TO give
the dissenting juror so 10 go over 10
the majority, as he was weary OF the
whole business and wanted TO 80 home.
Several other incidents Of minor signi-
hcance tending TO show carelessness on
the part Of the officials in charge Of the
Jurors were also recited by the witness.
Mr.. Christian said that Sheriff Solomon
and his deputy were present with the
jury all the time, and that Mr. IaruS'
remarks were made In their presence.
Mr. Larus admitted that he had visited
the sheriff and his deputy In their rooms.
but said that he had never conyersed with
any OF the Jurors on the case under con-
sideration. Several other persons were
examined. The investigation will be con-
tinued to-da--
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-16
1HHsIAUNyON "sMALL POI "
II Is Asserted That The ID sense Prevailing
Ihcrn IL sonn Ofher.

SrAUNTON, VA, May 5.-Spccial-
The daily bulletin of the city physician.
Dr. j. =. Catlett. "All the cases arc
among the colored people" increases the
belief among large vimber Of our
best business men that IT. is about time
TO call a halt in pronouncing the eTup-
tive disease here smallpox. Exaggerated
and wild reports have injured business
here to such an extent as will probably
lead to some action on the part Of the
people correcting the statements made
The physicians here are not agreed as
to the disease.
Six new cases reported to-day all with
I'm the limits of the quarantine district,
but one. The last one known TO be an
old eunptiyc case of another nature. All
v no have died 90 have been thus ef-
fected
II is claimed to be the same disease now
prevailing in Kentucky West Virginia,
and Cincinnati. and in these places, as
here IS confined TO negroes, who i've IN
low and squald quarters.
No white persons here have the disease
and the better class Of the colored peo-
ple are free from it. The report That
thirty physicians had pronounced the as
ease smallpox is certainly incorrect
as we have not that number here.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-16

At the annual meeting OF the Junior
Hollywood Memorial Association. held in
the directors room or tne Young Men 5
Christian Association yesterday after
noon the following officers were elected
for the ensuing year
Mrs. h. Stuart Humc president hiss
Ella W. Werth, vico-president. Miss Alice
Duane Henning. secretary. Ailss Nannie
EilysOn. treasurer
The arrangements ln regard to Memo
riai-Day were considered and BE- nas ic-
cided 10 request AN members 900 send
flowers and. If possible. 90 boz present Ht
the exercises and 20 assist ia .eOoraiinf
the graves
Suggestions were also made iu regard
10 the erection OF monument fro taf
memory OF the soldiers who were re-
moved from DreWrys Bluff hy the Ju-
nlOrs.
THE meeting was am enthusiastic one,
and u was attended by about thirty
members.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-16
rITH rEn>oN> coNrIcrED.
Tho Work Of the Henry County Covrt-Tbe
Wslton Law Denounced

MARTINSV1LLE. VA. May Is. -spc-
cial.-C1nnty Court IL In session. ~.
yesterday there were III the candidates
for county Offices on hand. and general
carvassing vas going on.
There were five persons convicted 20
the pcnitentiary. tO-wt
The negro that stole Rev. +. +. Halls
horse was sent for five years, and two
years for fOreerN
William Coins. FOR five years for house
breaking
sam Thompson. Tor breaking into the
stOre-hOusc Of Joseph Franklin. at Ridge
way, for FIVE years:
Betsy lid. for two years for entering
the store Of J. Heiner & Sons.
The CRAWFORD CASE
The case Ct the commonw .Iith AZ inst
Thomas Crawford. for assaUltinR Captain
EarDs. OF the Norfolk and Western rail-
read and Major Futwell (colored), for
hon se-breaking and larceny, viii be tried
at once.
W. c. Shunate. who was recommended
by the board Of supervisors fOr the posi-
ton as steward OF the poor for Henry
county. has not been made. but II Is
thought that Il will be at this term, and
Mr. Shumate will give bond ready 10
take charge July LIST.
ATTACKED TIE WALTON LAW.
Mr. William NJ. PeytOn. the retiring
commemorative attorney for Henry,
made a speech to the large crowd In
attendance at court, in which he ar
raigned the Walton law in unm easured
terms.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-16
RfLEIGH', BUDGEJ.
Uou. Lee W. Overman Re ter-Confeder-
az. Flag In an Eagles Mouth.

Hou. Lee ". Overman lie ter-Confsder-
at. Flag In an Eagles Mouth.
RALEIGH. y. c.. May Especial. The
many friends of Hon. Lee :. Overman
will be glad 20 know that he is better.
on Friday and Saturday he was despe-
rately in.
Governor Carr has appoited Mr. a. G..
NcAlister, Of Greensboro, "a director OF
the Agricultural and Mechanical College.
He succeeds MI r.. Mex. Goodwin. zee
signed.
Major Alfred Williams says be has NOTE
ficati0us from every military company in
the State that they will be represented
here on the 2Jth.
There Will be an ordinatiouI0 the PRIEST
mood Oh Sunday at Christ church. Rev.
George Y. Gilreath who has been n
charge as deacon of ST. Saviour chapel
here. will be- ordained.
Upon the Top of the Andrews Building.
the highest building in the city, there ia
"a big bronze eagle. Yesterday Donied-
crate dag was carried up there and put
in the mouth Of this eagle. aud there
Il floats out over ,he city
The sheriff of Wake county has made
fun settlement OF taxes % the county
commissioners Regular taxes. S26 80 b5
school taxes. S26.S3l53. graded schOois ST.
9i1i5, road taxes, SLs5f69 These taxes
are subject to the delinquent ana iusOt-
vent list amounting in all 20 about $500
As your correspondent telegrlphed y0u
last night there viii be no delegates
sent 20 the Memphis convention from
here. Mr. Bosgs made a speech before
the Chamber OF Commerce and quite a
spirited debate occurred. Sore proposed
sending delegates To- both conventions SO
as 10 represent the Views of both Sides
but this was defeated. and unless some
further action Is taken Raleigh viii not
be represented at The convention