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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-07-06
ATTACKED ARSENAL
BIoodshed and Disorder Prevalent in
Towns in Hayt.
~ ,Ssocta+ad Prasal

PORT Az PRINCE. HAYTI tFriday)
July IN Delinos has been elected first
deputy for Port Au Prince by plu-
rality OF s0O out OF 200 votes cast. Al
ter NJ peinois' election had been an
nounced in the customary manner an at
tack. which was repulsed. was made on
the arsenal by the party hostile to tne
deputy. Many persons were "ouiloeo
on both sides.
In many of the towns of Hayti no cleo
tons have been held. owing to disordef
and bloodshed. and it is now believed thd {
no quorum will be obtained and tnat II
will be impossible to organize the onaiii-
Der of Deputies and elect ne" res
dent.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-07-06
Bedford Visitors.
n.snotch TO The Times

lSreci.l N:snafch 20 Inc 7 lnes.s
BEDFORD CITY, VA. July 5.-Miss
Susie Campbell of Petersburg, is visit
ing relatives here.
Miss Lizzie Matthew'S of Knoxville
is the guest of Miss Marion Clayton.
Mrs. Allied d Mostly, of Baltimore, is
here with her mother. Mrs. R. S Quarles.
Mr.. and Mrs C. W. Thomas arrived
Yesterday from their wedding tour. and
are at home with MI and Mrs. II. 0.
Humphreys on Lonswcod Avenue
Mrs D. X Burton and family. Of
Houston. Va. ere al Mr. O. B. Smith s.
Mr. w. s. Dunn has left for Rich
nond to accept position with the War
ner Moore Milling Company
Miss Martin. of Far!nviile. is the guest
of Miss Lizzie Dawson. West Main
Street.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-07-06
CHAMPION DOUBLE SHOT
MIR. j. A. Anderson Carries the Recort
for the State.

Mr. j. A Anderson. secretary of the
club won the championship OF the State
on doubles" making the splendid score
OF Is out of 20, at the East-End tourna-
nent on Friday. He got as a prize S.
laundry ticket given by the Lexington
Laundry Tho second prize was pair
of pants won by Mr.. Mills who hit
twelve targets
\ prize of pair of slippers offered by
b B Bowles for the shooter making the
lowest average in arT one event was
tied for by Ford Brauer and Woodcock.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-07-06
OLD VIRGINIA TO PUT ON new
CONSTITUTIONAL GOVERNMENT
The Dawn Of a New and Better Era at Hand-Revlsed
and Amended Organic Law Becomes Operative
on Thursday-Will Shed Peace and
Prosperity Abroad
The Dawn Of New and a Better Era at h
THE SHIP OF STATE HAS BEEN REBUILT.

! variance with the overwhelming senu-
nent of the masses. whatever might be
the inclnations of some individual
members.
Men do not usually dash themselves
headlong against a stone wall, and it is
the opinion of many that Judge Berry
| man Green. OF Danviile. correctly slzea
up the situation when, in a fiery speech
iii the closing hours of the session, ne
said on the floor of the convention tnat
any officer whether judicial OF leSisid-
tive. who would stand in the way and
undertake to obstruct the successful OPP
Grafton of the instrument, would De over
whelmingly and eternaily damned by an
indignant and outraged people
WILL ALL TAKE THE OATH.
The instrument will be at once recos-
nized by the executive. the legislative
ana the judicial departments OF govern
,nent all the officers in each beng re-
uuircd to take the oath or allegiance be
tween July 10tA and Goth, 1907 me
Governor and the other executive ofhccrS
will perhaps be the first to swear. ana
will likely do so Immediately AFTER i'ooil
on Thursday The Judges throughout
the State will be swearing from time TO
time until the limit expires. while the
legislators will take the oath upon their
assembling here on July 10Th
The schedule specifies who SHAH take
the oath, the provision saying: EHecu-
tive officers stationed at the seat OIL gov
eminent, members of the General Assem-
bly, and Judges of courts OF record
Some members of the convention mace
strenuous objection to having the judi
ciary sworn. but the reformers STUCK 10
their guns and insisted that all the gaps
should be closed through which any pos
sible obstruction might creep Inc pen
atty for the failure of any officer named
in the above classes to take tho oath
within the time prescribed Is that he
shall promptly vacate his position. but
SO far none have indicated that they VIII
refuse to obey the mandate OF the con-
vention.
SOME INsURGENT TALK.
There has been some talk Of insurgen-
CIV in the Legislature but it Is not
thought it will develop into anything
serious. If any members shall feel that
their cohscionces Will be lacerated by the
act of taking the oath. their remedy is
plain. They may refuse to be relieved
Of the burdens and responsibilities i'm
posed by their people But vacancies do
not usually occur in this age. in high
places on such slight provocauons rev
die and none resign IS an apt maxim
coined by a great American statesman,
and it has long been applicable to the
Virginia Legislature. Col. James r Ca
ton. Democratic member OF the House,
from Alexandria city and county, who
has been classed as an opponent Of the
convention movement from Its inclplency.
has written around to his colleagues,
rather suggesting that the convention had
not the legal right to proclaim its work,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-07-06
UPHOLD CONSTITUTION
lmperia! Government Had DECIDED No'
to SUSPEND in Cape Colony.
(By Associated Presso

CAPE TOWN, July 5.-Lord Miner, the
British High Commissioner. IN South
Africa has received a dispatch announc-
ing that the Imperial Government decid-
ed against the proposal to suspend the
constitution of Cape Colony.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-07-06

A decree absolutely divorcfng Mrs
Molie z. Stack and Mr.. J. II. Stack
has been entered in the Law and Equity
Court The decree allows Mrs. Molllc
Z. Stack to resume her maiden name.
and each party is by the decree permitted
to hold their estate. Mr. w. II. Bever-
idge represented Mr.. Stack. tndl Mr.
Allen G. Collins represented Mrs. Moilie
E. Stack.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-07-06
SUIT FOR $4,000
Case to Be Heard in the Law and
Equity Court on Monday.

The case Of John W. Clarke. Sr.,
against the Richmond Traction Company
for $4,000 damages. will be tried In
the Law and Equity Court tomorrow
Mr.. Clarke was severely injured on the
23d of May, 1901 Messrs. Wyndham R
Meredith and Robert II Taley are his
attorneys.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-07-06
SECRET SOCIETIES
Getting Ready for the Big Excursion to
Buckr0e Beach

a meeting of the Committee on Arrange
mcnts for the Pythian Excursion to
Euckroe Beach. on July I'd will be he'd
al Lee Camp Hall, on Tuesday night.
EythanS from Petersburg, Manchester. Us
well as Richmond, VIII attend IN large
numbers.
The officers of Ivanhoe Lodge. K. of P.
installed officers last Thursday night.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-07-06

Miss; Daisy Stewart, a graduate Z
Elizabeth College Charlotte, n. G., il
visiting her cousin MISS Maggie Nc
Neely. of the Franklin House, and will
remain several weeks.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-07-06

Suit was Instituted In the Law and
EQUITY Court yesterday by Thomas Chap
man against the Passenger and Power
Company for $4,000; by Baker e Com
pany against the West-End Electric
Park Company for S2wn.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-07-06

Mr. Lewis s. Mayo, one of the most
enthusiastic members on the roster OF
Old Shockoe Council for the Royal Ar
canum. of this city. has recently been
appointed assistant deputy to Mr.. Harry
Kemp S. D. G. Regent.
Mr. Mayo's office will be at No 900 East
Main Street.
Honrico Council. No. 72S. r A held an
enthusiastic meeting Thursday night.
Several members were inlatiated and a
good many applications are on the way.
This council is tourishing rapidly and ex-
poets soon to have big increase in
mem Dership.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-07-06

Bes, quality Baked Beans
in Tomato Sauce, 2-pound re
cans......... 1900 -
Good Rye Whiskey, per Gr 20
gallon, .-.----
Try our Ken;on Valley Rye
Wbiskey. 4 yea . e. eA
old. per gallon ..-...-. :" oo
Sour Pickles. per gallon. NV
Good Lard, per pound. ohc
Best Quality Salmon, large &c
CanS.......... .....-- 1890.
Best Root (: g one bottle 20
makes $ gas, per bottle, o.
Mason's Quart Jars for zoo
preserving, per DOZEN. CVS
Mason's 1z-gallon Jars -rr
for preserving, per doz.. <OS
Mountain Roll Butter x-c
pound rolls...-...-...-----.. sCS
Java and Mocha Coffee. $50
lib. tins.....--.....--- -.
Daisy Lye for securing, 30
can NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. ~
Best Grated Pineapples, &C.
large cans.-.... -..-........-.-. "
Try our high-qrade Mix zoe
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Best Ham and Veal Loaf, e.
New Orleans Molases, per ,oc
gallon......-........ ........ ~
Sweet Catawba or Black berry
Wine, fine summer zoo
drink, per quart ioS
New N. C. Cut Herring, 80
per dozen......... ......-.-. ~
Per half barrel, $500.
Nice Salt Pork. per ,or
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Large bottle Sweet Pick SIC
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Lion Coffee, lib package, w
Snowflake Patent Fam G -
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Plum, Tornado, Peach and
Other Chewing To- o-r
bacco. 8 plugs.........-.... @OS
Silver King Flour, can't 90
be beat Dbl, $40; bag. Aoe
Good 4-string Brooms... toe
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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-01-06
Los anarquistas c0ndu-
CidOS d Barcelona
Tribunal militar en- Consejo de Guerra
EXPECTATION EN- LAS NAOIONES
EXTRANGERAS

Nueva York, lhnes-Dsspachos re-
cibid0s de Barcelona, Espaaa, dicen
que han sido conducidos d aquella
ciudad los snarquistas deten:dos en-
Cadiz Y que inmediatameute serzn 30 :
metidos q IN Oonsejo de Guerra.
Las naciones europeas que han to
made medldas cnercitivas para conte-
ner el anar quismo, estzn peddientes de
la resoluci6n que en- el case presente
apliquen los tribunales militares espa-
NOES.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-01-06

DO con gran inteligencia por parte
del cusrpo de seguridad y .vigilancia
de Cadiz, que ha recibido del 60
bierno muchas congratalaciones
por el tacto especial que en- la ave-
riguaci6n del paradero de los Jon
jurados ha demostrado. Ninauno
ha negado pertenecer q asociaciones
anarquistas con residencia la mayo.
ria de ellos, en- la capital de Cata
luna.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-01-06

tsms lac PAsTILLAs LAxANTES De
BROMO QUININA. NJ bos carlo ls Dc.
volseF& 81 dinsro siao o. esrA Ls GrmA DO
n. w. GROVE - h&lla sn esda es.ilI
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-01-06
SerYiClo Especial
POR CABLE DEL
BOLETIN MERCANTIL.
Futura inteligencia con
respect0 al tratad0 de
recipr0cidad en- Cuba
Aspectp nuevo deia question
sOUESTIONEH DEL MINISTR0 DE
LA GUERRA, MR.. ROOT
Eervicio cablegrzico especial del Boletfn
Mercantil

6ervlcl0 caDlegranc0 especial DEL B0letn
Mercantil
Nueva York, lunes.-Despachos
recibidos de Washington dicen que
enllos ci.culcs polfticos de aquella
ciudad, se asegura una inteligencia
entire los miembros de las Camaras
con respecto al tratado de comercio
con Cuba que en- breve sera presen
tad0 al comercio nacional.
SO cree que ell aspecto nuevo que
toma la question del tratado de re
ciproci!ad CON Cuba que es capits :
fsima para ell actual Congreso, Sc
debe & las gestiones del Ministro de
Ia guerra Mr.. Ellint Root, sobre ell
que ha inanido poderossmente la
opinion del gobernador militsr de
la isla de Cuba Mr.. Leor ard Wood.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-01-06
lnteligencia entire los re-
publicanos
Rebsia..dell Is por 100 q los azdcares
cuban0s
LAS CAMARAS LA AOEpTARAN
Arm0nizando capitales
Bsv.sio tsIsgrlaeo especial del Bolstin
LAS CAMARAs La ACEPTARAN


bsFv.eio tslegrAhco especial del Bolstin
Mereantil
Nueva York, lunes.-La inteli-
gencia hahida entire c:ertos elemen-
tos rspublicanos del Congreso y el
Ministro de h guerra. con respecto
al trasads de rsciprocidad comercial
con Culs, psrecs one esta fundada
en- In conessi6n de In rebsic do g
per 100 4 los szdcsres cuhanos con
rsspscso . los scfuales dsrechos.
Essa probabilidad. tisss c&racts-
res De qus 60 scsp'sda ror las ca
mazsks Z In do zrmonizzr los ints-
rsssz d los sspisslss qne inssrvis.
nsn sn sl asunso y no dan luxar 1
dscnsidn slsuns dsnsro dol paEtido
gobsrnans&
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-01-06
ReYiStd CO1nerCial

DE NOTIOIAS z ANUNOJOS Y
Operaciones durante ell dfa de hoy
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-01-06
|NGENIER0S : .--.. II. ! .ELECTR|C|STAS
NO LO OLVIDA
WILLIAM e. siGROFF & co.
+. y: BOX 3o2,t - - IS. Telefono num-
SAN JUAN

CO1VXKAIlSTAS. @@.at PRESUPUESTOS
nstalacones de electrical
mbr de arma
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Especial aegos T,sws Bcas toda csse de maqu
maria pequna requiere mecanias =
mis- amigos E
ha ezprado dcae odo mi tempo aenc6n los
sas Atentamente,-WuLIAM E. CROFT.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-01-06
Entire los anarquistas
detenidos hay much0s
extranjeros
Los tribunales militares de Catalina
los reclaman
MISSION QUE LLEVABAN A ES.
PANA

Ssrvicio cablegrafico especial del Boletin
Mercantil
Nueva York, lunes.-Los despa
chos recibidos 1ltimamente de Ma
drid y con referelcia q la detenci6n
de As anarquistas hecha en- Cadiz,
dicen que Sc cuentan entire ellos
niuchos extrangeros, pero por reque
rimieuto de los tribunaies militares
constitutions en- Barcelona por deli
toB 8 crmplicidad en- oiros casos,
han han side side e6HRdddtscciia4 x IL Eiutlad
donde SO les formara consejo de
guerra.
Sc cree que parte de los anarquis
tss extrangeros llevaban la mision
de proponer la muelte de algunos
prohombres de- Estado, al mismo
tempo que SO decretaba la de algu
dos soberanos de Europa.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-01-06

h.0STRAS frescas y APIOS naturales
acaban de recibirse en- el Colonial Res
1yxTN7az. IL. ~. n ID
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-01-06
MOvIMIENTO MARITIME !
ENTRADAs DE TRAvEsIA

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lastre.
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en- lastre.
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de res.
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PONCE, PORTO-RICO
antigua acreditada Fabrica de-
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Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1902-03-28
WEST RIPLEY /

March 2-Several OF our farmers were
hauling hay last week. 49,
Miss Ethel Kimball, who has been
sick, is better. She is at Mr.. Tedford's,
Wesley Cook and W. A. Clark were in
Little Falls last week.
James Kimball and the Misses Hettie
aud Annie Kimbail and Belle Tediord
w,nt to the Falls Friday.
The Iowa man who had purchased
what is known as the Grant Hand farm
on tho West side. arrived last week.
School in district 80 began March "a.
with Miss Mamie Clark as teacher.
Messrs. Sones, Johps, Cook and Clark
had their wood sawed last week by F. R.
Cooks and Joe Adams wood saw.
County Commissioner Tedford and
vie " ere city visitors Monday.
Farm work has begun again since the
weather has got warmer once more.
Robins, blue birds and basque flowers
help to convince US that winters reign is
about over.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1902-03-28

The Civic League propose this year
to work more than ever for clean
streets, with a view to improving the
looks OF the city. Not only is this
good from the standp ONT of the in
diVidtal citizen, but one OF the
things that impresses strangers
much, and advertises a city we'll, is
the cleanliness of the streets. 1t is
proposed to donate to the city re.
ceptacles OF metal, such as are used
in large cities, and have them placed
in convenient places, to receive or.
binary rubbish, such as pieces OF pa
per, etc. The city will he asked to
care for the receptacles, and have
them emptied st intervals.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1902-03-28
WEST DARLING

Mach 24.-Frank johnson, Gnst Nel.
son, Aaron Engstron, Gust Norberg.
have returned from the woods. We ex.
pect they will staat a bank soon. az thew
all had u good winter.
Jacob Gieminski. of Twin Lakes, has
rented Maple Grove farm for one year.
John Thelander and Aug. Blomquis,
Went to Little Falls Friday.
Faank Kendall and Louis Anderson
were at the county seat Saturday.
A fire set in the swamp in section 28
burned up a hay stack OF John Regnell's
}. soderburg, an old gentleman Is years
Of age, was around the stack and did
good work.
West Pleasant Grove opened a h,t e
Saturday. All land seekers will have 6
chance to stop at good place.
A road running through section 3:
will be closed this spring and We'll hav,
to let some OF our farmers out through
half section lines in the section to tn,
Pike Creek road.
Fred Freeman has sold the Little Falll
restaurant and will soon move here.
A Duluth man had a haystack here
but where is it? They say it was eater
up by stock. That's better than havins
it burn.
March 24-Misses Lille and Olivit
Anderson of Little Falls visited friend
here last week.
Martin Jasorka is busy hauling hi;
| goods here from SwanvlIe.
Mrs. H. Rightman is very sick.
| Spring is here The robin and tn
! crow proclaim it.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1902-03-28
GREEN PRAIRIE.

March 24.-Mr. Nelson, Chas. Gedne,
and Geo. Mirar went to the Falls Thurs
d.y. ). -.'' 'r'.
Tom Cross and NJ. Mccarthy went tt
town Thursday with corn.
Tuesdays visitors were Andrew Ander
SOD and Gus Anderson with wood.
Oscar Koskie, Jacob Jarvie, Levi Rob
inson and Andrew Hoglupd, were at tn
Falls Tuesday.
Ervie Robinson went to town Thurs
day with wood.
John Widin is away working now
He is pretty busy.
Andrew Hoglund has sold all his ma
chinery and household furniture and hal
gone to Idaho to bis son William. W.
lose good friend when Mr.. Hoglunc
goes.
Mr.. and Mrs. Victor Rasicot, lone
residents OF this place, are going to NOV.
to North Dakota: Eugene Rasicot viii
buy land there also.
March 25-Gust Nelson, of Darling
was here after his stock, which Swa1
Miller cared for while Mr.. Nelson v as il
the woods.
Miss Helen Johnson, olganist of thu
Swedish chul Oh at Darling, attends te
her duties faithfully, although she ha.
quite a ways to go, and she is mnct
liked by the congregation.
The young teacher in section 25, Ran
dali, is gong to teach school soon.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1902-03-28

ial5was held j. wh:crrve,y one partici-
pated. The proceeds were for new bell
for the school house. 5s
81. aro''a visited with W. E. Shell.
hart last week. O.,
Mics Lena Ridl who has been visiting
in P;erz has returned.
The new church is nearly done and
services will be held there Sunday.
Misses Lena and Christene Ridl and
their brother visited with the Koso-
buski family Monday.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1902-03-28
We Get $lO.O0O--If:

Andrew Carnegie has finally de-
cided to give Little Falls $4,000
for the erection of /, library building,
if certain conditions are fulfilled.
Miss Sadie Fuller, president of the
library board, has received letter
from Mr.. Carnegie's secretary, A.
Bertram, saying that the $4,000
will be given ii the council oasses a
resolution to appropriate not less
than $1,000 year for the mainten-
ance OF a free public library, and also
furnish site,
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1902-03-28
Declared Insane.

The Twin City papers OF Wednes-
day contain accounts OF Christine
johnson, alias Mrs. Henry Hoffer,
formerly OF Morrison county. She
Was committed to the St. Peter in
sane asylum, About a year ago the
young woman was examined for in
sanity here, but it was decided to let
her go to Minneapolis to work.
She was arrested some time ago
by Lieutenant Ginsberg after hard
fight. She was fourishing a revol.
yer at the time and threatened to
shoot the officer.
After her arrest an ak aud a bot.
tie of carbolio acid were found in her
Possession.
Mrs. Hotter went to Minneapolis a
few months ago from Barrett, MINI.
During the hearing Tuesday the
| woman declined to make any state.
ment in regard to her past history
and refused to recognize A. g. John
son OF Elmdale, who claims to be her
brother, and also denied relation.
ship to j; H. johnson, who says he
is her father.
The police OF Minneapolis received
a letter from NJ. H. Palmer, of Bar.
ret, Minn,, who, in sending all &C.
cu:ate description OF the woman
asserted that she is of Danish origin
and OF considerable artistic ability
and declared that she is under hip
motto influence to an extent that she
is not a free moral agent"