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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-22
FARMERS TO
BU'l.T|l|B'|.:|A..C|.',.Cl'.,0|. J I. J.
Local Stock Companies to Be
Formed for the Purpose. Vi
BIG CROWD AT ROCKY. MT.
Col.John S. Cunningham Presided Over
the Meeting, the Purpose Of Which
Was 10 Remedy the Existing
Low Price Of T obacco.
(spe clal to The Times-Dispatch.)

s-4 (SpeCiQl TO Inc lin meS-DlSpaCCn.)- -fsEtp5al
t4 RALEIGH, N. c., August 2l.-Betweon
two and three thousand farmers gather.a
\ at Rocky Mount to-day from nil over the
eastern tobacco growing counties to at
tend an Important meeting to consider
ways and means to remedy the existing
low prices OF leaf tobacco.
Colonel John s$Cunningham, Of Person
county, presided After several hours Of
speech making committed, appointed to
report plans to remedy the evil COM
plained OF, made its report embodied for
Z the establIs shment Of local stock COM
;panies to buy, store and manufacture
tobacco. while 1t Is below the cost Of
production. a ,ttS2iii
The convention adopted the committees 8
report.
al PLAN ADOPTED, 4
The plan suggested by Secretary Of
State Grimes, prevailed, though one sug-
gested by J. u, Pouge of Raleigh met
with very favorable consideration, ana
many farmers thought 1t should have been
adopted. Il
The plar, d adopted, provides that the cor
pora ton to be organized may buy, sell,
handle and ,5i In any manner deal IN
leaf tobacco and manufactured To-
bacco; to manufacture tobacco into PLUG,
twist, cigars, cigar .ttes, cheroots, smoking
tobacco, and any and all other forms;
4 to operate warehouses upon commission
or otherwise. also prize houses. stern
meries, and any and all other houses
Incident or necessary to carry on gem
oral tobacco business
Farmers may take stock In warehouses
and It is believed that a good start has
capital, instead OF cash. -
- INDI1PENIlgfTp FACTORIES,
Tho meeting was an enthusiastic one.
and 1t ls believed that q god start has
been made toward the establishment OF
independent factories.
The plans outlined and adoptsd are
merely the foundation upon which, The
indepondent structure is to be builded
by the planting of factories and placing
buyers in the markets. Of the State.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-22
WHITE HOT
AT PRESENT
IN H|.ENl'R|||IC0 /. /: M
Voices Of Office Seekers: '(:;l':
Filling the Air. \.
"a BALLOON DRAWS;
PEOPLE TOGETHER 7 !: E
And the Spell-BinderS Pro-
Ceed to Dothc Rest
a WARM MEETING !. \.
AT T'ERIsY's HALL ! | 4 |,
Opposing Candidates Pass the compl:-.
ments Of the Season and Tell Very
Plainly Their Estimates Of Each
Others Manners. Morals
and General Customs.
Last Nights Details.
And the Spell-BinderS Pro-
Ceed to Do the Rest
a WARM MEETING
AT TERRY'S HALL

~ Put rarely before 9ir ire history OF
!, - 7,
t'e'''co cou'it ~ y any e i :" - q '
before, has there been In prosp pect ana
progress NO hot and absorbing a political
~. i. ,,,,,. IL, ~, ! he tten.
t,on !, the neonle A tho days between
III, ,.i z, !, -, ~ 5z,r,ar,, ora d,,a,,v
- = -,
NUMBER NUMBER it t1'e lieh. e '51N' q var
and still more warm until It would pd
fair 10 oyershadow all else and keel tho
~, ,,,,d,,,,, r,,,atad - tho
a'.o'.'o" a''eoi''s - - ,5 -. 80 "a '31
stump and to that alone.
Some ten, or twelve days intervene
vet berore the ballotIng begins. and this
,.,,, aa,,ont da,h+ IA -, "a
s'' st'o' '''''' :" - ' 49,. !, 3
with events OF SURPRISING interest," 10 tne
5asprants for position. the siege on tne
offices Is on IN right good style. ana camp
fires are blazing at many dlf1erent points
Around the political stump the voters
gather, and cheer and sometimes hoot
while the spell binders speak OF the things
1 that III their mind. The rattle OF big
Runs$and small Is heard as the candidates
wade in4and make fierce onslaughts upon
one another, employing AS weapons every
trick OF speech. rldlculc. sarcasm, and
what not 10 win the vote that Will elect
them. S
Several big politica, assem- blies were
held yesterday. and during the days pre-
ccding and several others are to follow
until the primary puts a stop to the flow
OF words and decides certain things.
TLo R,,loon
e u oa'oo'.
Last night at Terry.e han, IN luekanoe
District. was held notahie gatnerins,
the chief event Of which, In the popular .n!
estimation. was a balloon ascension. rms
unique attraction had been PROVIDED ny
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-22
DISASTROUS FIRE
in TOWN OF SALEM
T(By Associated Press.

77--- --0I--7- Nt3y 4fhsUC4Httu FTeSS,1 ~. 80 :
4 ROANOKE. VA, August 2l.--The Salem
Woollen Mills and Salem Pants Factory,
owned by the Salem Woollen Mills Com
pany, and located at Salem, were de-
stroyed Jby fire tonight, The fire started
IN the lower portion Of the woollen mills
and was caused by the lantern carried
by the watchman coming in contact Will.
acme combustlble matter. An explosion
followed ,and the buildings were soon a
mass of flame.
The local flremen We're powerless to con-
troll the fire. and the Roanoke depart-
ment responded to. a call for aid. but
reached the, scene too late to be Of SER
vice, The loss Is estimated at $3.50, 900,
with $4,000 insurance. gEA About 200 opera
AYES are thrown out Of employment
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-22
FRANK r. STOCKTON'S
VALLEY HOME SOLD
1snec,al to The Tlmes. pispaten.,

WINCHESTER. VA. August 21,-Mr.
Otto U. Won Schroeder. n wealthy attor-
nav az st. Louis, has purchased "C1ay-
mont, near chaFle1ttwor a. tte + . W ny ya tho
was ss9 600, There was another applicant.
MI. s. Murphy, Of Green Bay. Wis,
but he Vas e Gay too Late Mr sErao stosk.
as ysd f se Rass sshGs eaTse
and @ tRrederick counties, inspecting colo
Mai Mai PROPERTIES He !s now at his sum-
@ msr home at North 6oit Noss9, s2,ov " ..oo,ot,on
viii ie Clear M about $1,000 upon its recent OK
hihttion .sflf NE,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-22
GENERAL.

stock market opened with advance OF
day before still In progress but there was was
relapse that took prices 20 lower S ,rrse rrsel
and final rally making the ciose !rreG- 9 s !
mirers mir Of Of the Shamrock III. are conf, .,
dent of winning race to-day proyM.aeu M
there is good breeze bloWlnG; WeatnVeI
man promises Iresn "a w'nu nonditinns IlG .n ~
midnight were promising With u tWeiEe ai,e
knot air stirring---Short Hose Won STAKE axe.
feature at Saratoga--Betting was very
circuit e races Bulletin issued by the
Census Bureau shows that the increase
in population of the United states DUR
ing the past decade he's been , iargieT gi tnun nua
as in Europe Weekly. review Of trade
shows prosperous conditions, though col
wished--F Fire in the Sour Lake oil held !. I q
in Texas has been extingulshed, ana ltne
loss is not much more than nifty thon1 u,
sand dollars--lncendiary hres !, N az y. y
that the police force has mad 70 pc ~ ~ !
creased One farmer kills another near
Midland. Ga, In n fight following ~ q quar- @
luton 1 in Macedonia is spreading, and
great danger lies. In fact, that the latest
outbreak Is near the Bulgarian border,
and the troops that will be sent there
clash with those Of Bulgaria defending
the frontier-Advices are that the Rus
sian squadron having accomplished ITS
purpose. will sail away as requested by
erans era IS adopt resolutions in praise Of GEN
erai Miles. and. viii ask that all vete.
rams over tho ago of siXty-two be put
on the pension list--Professor Langley's IS
press. and Is seen to be q very cQmplt-
Gated piece Of machinery; trial may, be
q had to-day---Department OF Agriculture
is ready to DO everything In It's power TO
cnuntry af98jiaia --tH ds saE
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-22
UNDER ARREST ON
A BIGAMY CHARGE
Y (By Associated Press.)

---- ~ --- 1By -AssocIated -fFess.1 q, ,,----- Y
rem GRBhMlhFMHi aifsg Williams, ms has been
here, charged with bigamy Williams
came here from Kansas City. and soon 50 n
nrominent nr on family, Recently came a let
ter from a woman claiming to be WI WI.
iiams' wife. Police investigation pr brought
Wiiiiams himself, Confronted with this
evidence, he admitted tho fact, said his
name was anthony Tom, l'Iiei and thae a. ne is
Under arrest awaiting action by the
8groand jury.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-22
NEGRO HANGED FOR
MURDER OF WOMAN
INV Associated FresN.)

(Dy Associated FFtss'J :.
GENEVA, Ala August I,--I4uther
r,nsel a negro. was hanged by the sher-
IN here to-day for tho murder on Noyem-
be ber 1901, Of Mrs, John Owens, Wife Of
a monument citizen of this county, She
was killed by rihe bali while riding with
her husband. TiRsel died os strangula,
zion. ,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-22
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
NAME OFFICERS
fRy Associated Press,)

,,INNnApoL1s, MIMI August 21.-
The i National Association fRo Of funeral p-
seSsoFs M sLas,dent Lo,dnt Colonel J. NJ. Connolly,
oe oers; sou,h sGtarolna; First Vice dent
T. NJ sIu1,t Penw Veil, Topeka. Kan; Secretary,
HlmwMSHIaI MIIler III cnoianat; irslslestj
eu1 ernl ie,aotadS ST. Louis was chosen as tho
nexf n,eeting place.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-22
OPERATION
ON MAJOR SMITH
(By Associated Press.

cARTERsvfLLE, GA. Au,g ala sur II:
rica1 :" operation performed on Ma90r n Or
thsrles s%th s, P Iadae2 ag2 of doubs
RRandful Of gall stones. more than Two ,1,o
thousand ] IN in number. This cause Use, OF ,ts,, the
PATIENTS protracted illness had "a q - peen &c !,
hardly suspected. the diagnosis indl ca ti1s
'iGn1 In spite - nf Of the operation Major Smith
was Increasingly, restless at late hour
Tonight. His physicians gave no nope
OF his recovery. =e4a
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-22
FIRE EXTINGUISED IN
SOUR LAKE FIELD
(Bv Associated Press:

4 n q DIV ASsOclated FTess.J
SOUR LAISD TEX. AVS, I,.The hre
tlnguIshed late last night and this morn,
Ing the oil nelds We're about all cleared
OF debris aud all things have been or are
being put in shape to resume operations,
Tho loss, as stated last night, Is oyer s2o-
900 not 100000 as stated In special dis
patches to Northern papers.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-22
MAYOR MOSS VETOlES
4 .REDISTRICTlNG MEASURE
flenac,al to Tho Tlmes-Dlspatch.

--T--T /crncfa1 to 1UG -I1IHca-D3oFUtCELJT1- q
- nsNtar Inpeetiaar1 NEWS, VA, Aug. H.-hIay,
.,NiMIWS WE'VE Gtansnnight vetoed tho councils or
81 GInanea mess p,rovlddins for four wards under
the redistltG..cnonn rnr Contends that the wards are
,rhe- Mayton, " nave only one precinct. Jn-
TOO large TO tConstItuttnn he cannot,veto
ass s.ct,on cns ne Of tho ordinance, SO be vetoed
the ent!ro peasuEe'
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-22
MINIATURE ALMANAC
RICHMOND.

.7 Et = g
& Interesting official statement as 70 {, IN the
mond--Another model In the stuar. aoa cont y !
petition to be set up to-day-,h.ks y .,,e i. !.
which children VII f se = na''Iete Veterans rs TO
kinaersu, taan ',nvnIlIne ,nv IN ChesterlieldR Re-
m1.I 1nains iof Mr.. T. C. Mcdowell nterred, ! IN
HOLLYWOOD Missionaries wed ~ ,i,I,t,., ,E.i,a
-Gonductor painfully y hnrt streetS ~ Z, Car car
Mai al watermelon feast-Temporary iow ,s
pressure OF water In the Wesa 'tlDi ~ con,e ,n,o
hs}ors he supreme Court september st
DMeGominerclal Building and Loan a. a.,
sociatlon paying o second dividentd.,-i, :, ne 1a
will Of Mrs. j. l.. NJ. curry P.,TMan Ps7o Mn oe nav
be ae, erected here--Letter puzzles the = Dc.
Dartment Of Education -MlhisIer YIl ~, .oses 81
lie sight OF one Of HE eyes--its.ory .a .H,ti H.
the famous Richmond Grays 70 pe & NJ
hntor here ' 10 learn to Initiate the speech
Of yirgnians--Livcly political mee..nge .aa ~
arc held in Henrico- Marsaih H,atl
and bride return from Baitimotepu aach
i9pIn 80 iI39apgIHnM.ncommissIon -. inspects Richmond.
t,redericks ksburg and Potomac Rallroau---
Meatine1 Of registrars this afternoon-.-, i, :
Move to arrange for jefferson, Das
i i 5-5GrHpEWsTERC;oo men on the police force
.-Mr. D. i. Toney to act as auc ctioneea,, g Z,
MANY Manchester people ava y--.tsS yr,- -, :
%. w oodw ward accepts call 70 Co,W.ru C,s.a
in Baptist Church appoints coinM...tS ats -
secure a pastor--Report OF the Nnnci'ss'
fer School Boards Finance Commit.ett,I stoo,I
Tea elected ny the DlstrlcL ~ SenuD; eol
y Board--A primary plan neins per,,Ty pearro,y
Union services to be hela ..c,. .o.nio' -. -
night at Central Methodist Chuscn C.lu GU
Wiz GINA. .5t
rhe state Bar Association n anhuma1 tumI
.ossion at the Hot Springs. with a 6rll.
iTant rat herring: movement to purcnlEa,ssee
= ti,e ~ John Marshall home mere,
State freman's tournament ~ Da,,'ro aaxo
won by the Lexington team aiter AZ M no no
citing : contes THE Botetourt p i'su.o Dt,,no,
cratic Committee the mo,hhles nnatlSn:
Iatane La M for the House,;,A aosae eolotro i,l
sane and kills his step-mothcr1I.-,s ,.an
wooleri mills and pants ctory destr9Ssu. s9S.s.
10 Dt,ra---VeteranF at National SoRders,
& iiomn ries TO drown liimself--The ola
Il Tirrirla J. debters' law failed to- hold J. !.
~ West at Norfolk - Ma 5orlty report ~
cnmmittee invest eating the Sout ~, !. !
t.Ierk's Offices declares the clerk mas u W :,
charged his duties faithfully-,Dr.,A -. /, y. =.
James, Newport News: aPpoan,ttedi 81 CO..
7s nlstant surgeon In marine noSPi.at se er
vice--A book agent arrested ut slo, LeHit = !
e(;overnor Montague sneaks 10 S.ooo
neople at Confederate reunion near .NGw ~; "
Markct-Harry Waller. OF Ber,rSv,iite, =.
isnnwn as the modern Samson. attempts
smicideMJohn ii. Sheriff.. y. NJ e a.
secretary at Petersburg, resigns semi :
! ~ + Tmnfon announces his purpose TO run
in regular primary in his district.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-22
fBy Associated Press.)

a2-sNf .4555s BY ASSOcldteu - oSS'I4 sg#
NEW Y ORK, August 21.-7s1r a. homas ;
Lipton, the captains and the crews crews ol
hIs. f1eet a t sandy Hook were by no means
d,spirited to-day 81 Thomas Vas ops', ~ !
mstic. as usual. and cheerfully explained
that vest terdays race was not conclusive,
while CAPTAIN Wringe, OF Shamrock Ill.
was as good natured and hopeful as ever.
..1-hey appeared to believe that there Would
ha a. different story to tell Il the next race
we're sailed in a sfa1r racing Y Wind q ! {
was pointed out by an officer of the f1rln 2
to-day that Shamrock III. had never
been exceedingly fast in drifting. Inc me
only race in which shamrock -; |, ! ever
heat was sailed in little better than a
calm, and in similar cases Shamrock IL.
had been unable to drop her pacemaker
until the wind increased to five knots or
better. after which she showed q remark
able Increase In speed. =.
Tonight the friends Of Shamrock III.
were hoping for a wind that will enable
the boats to sail the race an hour WITHIN
the time limit. Sir Thomas Upton said
to-day:
@"I have not lost hope In the slightest
The conditions yesterday were the worst
II have ever seen off Sandy Hook. have
been here now since June. and we never
had ANYTHING SO bad It was purely a
matter OF luck. The Shamrock got no
show from the wind. The Reliance was
getting all the wind she wanted to foot
away from us with, while the Shamrock
was lying without a breath. Whenever
we did get a breeze we lost no time IN
making up the Reliance's gain. but the
luck never lasted with US.
GAS matter OF fact, the Shamrock
came about to come home, seeing 1t was
hopeless to continue, when she was get
ting no wind. The Rellance's sails were
full when our sails were lying limp.
IA "The Shamrock. while the wind lasted,
did better work yesterday than the Reli-
ance, Others may say what they, like on
this matter, but this Is my positive be-
lief"
Il Sir Thomas passed the day in entertain
ing the Earl and Countess of Shaftesbury,
Colonel and Mrs. Sha arman- n-Crawford and
Adjutant- General and Mrs. Corbin. After
tho Shamrock III. and Reliance had 1T
tie spin about tho bay, Captain Wringe
and CAPTAIN Bevls. Of Shamrock l.. spent
the day amusing themselves.
on board the challenger there were few
signs of activity, Her crew We're taking
rest; but on board the Reliance her
mon we're busy stretching out the head
of the mainsail along the gaff and over
hauling her spars and sails.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-22
NORTH CAROLINA.

The ashes of lady who had /, been
&cremated buried in salisbury-Ihree
thousand farmers meet at Rocky Mount if,i
ana adoSt plan looking TO ng es,mohshh,',s yvh e
man in jail at Salisbury for cruelty 10
"a horse /.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-22
A 2-K|'|'.N||.0T
BREEZE OFF
SANDY HOOK
Conditions Is Promising + ! 8 for. fol,
Great Race R,i3l,'' To-Day.
WEATHER; |; FAIR
AIT MIDNIGHT
Promise ThatsWlnd viii Hold
Through the Day.
SIR THOMAS S; is
SURE OF o. WINNING IN
Has Lost None Of His Confidence II
His ChalIenger's Ability to Lift
the Cup-The Crews Of
the Racers Had a
Very quiet
Day
Promise That Wind VIII Hold
Through the Day.
ESIR" THOMAS IS is
SURE OF WINNING

Is Forec a aster8 Emery at the Weather
Bureau yesterday sent out the follow.
5ina special forecast for the vicinity 1y
Of the yacht race course for to-day.
uThe weather Saturday over the.
Interna atlonaI yacht race course VIII
be fair to partly i cloudy, With fresh
southerly Winds, probably shifting 70 TO
southwesterly."
The Wind at Sandy Hook at mid
nIqht was from the southwest twelve.
miles an hour; the weather was clear
and the sky coudese. Indications
are that the wind Will hold through
Saturday. a 4
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-22

Highest temperature yesterday " :. 90 90
1.n9yest temperature yestcrday...........ee % %
Moan temperature acknowledgements. 7V ~
Normal temperature ycsterday 49,. ne
Departure FROM normal tcmptra tur'c''''.. n n
Precipitation during past "a hours .'..'. ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-22
So mIMARY Of. DAYS. NEWS
rHEWEATHER.

@yA sH1NdTON, Aug. N.--rOreenst for
Saturday and Sunday. NJ j., 4,
terior Sunday; fresh southwest wlndss. w1lin1es.
summer seems to have departed judsss s
Ing from the pleasant teinpehrarupe eouets, 81 M
rI rneerIng into the future, descry hlsn,efs Ct
frtnnciature for tomorrow, accompanies
4 Gy' fresh southwest winds.
State or THE THERMOMETER, N l'l1! z; !, a
a A, AZ ....,,.......... ...............,....,'..! -
~ 8. :. " q = " "a
q p, -. - - or
q P 90 %
- -hiidnight............. ....... =.
fts i, W. 81 ft(.7 t-f5t eI AifAtt 10 a
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-02-19
PdrIdmentO inSuIdr
(dmdrd de Delegates
SESSION. Dc AVER
SESSION. De AVER

En- La session de aver Sc aprobo en-
segunda lectura, ell bill de COrnWell, So
bre Habe0s Corpus
Sc ley0 ell dictamen de La C0mi
sion correspondence, proponiendo por
tempo indeffnido el H. B. Do % sObre
aranr eles judiciales ror Hernandez Lo-
peg Fue aprobado dicho dictamen-
Puestas a discussion las enmiendas
hechas por la Comision de lpgislaci6n
al btH sobre registro civil de Aponte.
este pide la Asamblea one no apruebe
las mOdificaciOnes.
De Diego explica el porque de las
enmiendas diciendo que SON aclaracio-
nes al BIZ.
Fajardo apoya Aponte.
Hernandez Lopez apOya de Diego
dic;endo Que con las reformas, IS que
Sc encuentra bien redactado el proyec-
to de ley.
La Camara aprueba las enmiendas
entonces Aponte pide que Sc de por
retirado su bill.
Hernandes Lopez, ent0nces dijo que
hacfa suyo dicho bill y Aponte 10 du0:
| ~Redacte 0tro Sa.~
DomenecL dice que el reglamento nc
| autOriza esa retirada.
Colon pide que pase Otra vez La
comisi0n que corresponds para aunar
voluntades Sc acordo.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-02-19

libelo que lie tenia interpuesta. IA los
sefores del ~Bolet1ns podran levantarse,
lavarse, almorzar, conner y cenar tran
auilos, por no estar bajo ell peso ole tan
morrocotuda acusacl0n.
Que ha causado mucha extraheza
que Ell senior Diaz Navarro, Sc haya de-
clarado partidario, hasta cierto punto,
de la ley de libelo, ley que fue una YER
oiienza para la anterior legislature y es
vergaenza y media para Ia actual, que
no la ha derogado. III p1blico leerla
con gusto sus explicaciones, para adm1-
rar nuevamente su talento, detendlendo
tan antipatica causa.
Que merecen aplausos triples trl-
pie baterfa, seg1n dicen los hermanos
masones. los excelentes resultados que
estan dando para oil partido republican,
los iuieios por jurados. La Justlcla an
dara avergonzada escondiendo Ell rOstro;
nero ESQ, iau6 importa, 81 Sc salvan
los correligionariosl Cuando sea pre-
ciso aplicar la tea los federales, va Sc
vera como arderan en- ell candil de la JUS
ticia de los jurados. Hay personas
tan est1pidas, que esgrimen arnlas de
dos fiIos, sin pensar que elias mlsmas
pueden salir cortadas. Hay quien apues-
la va dollars 4 morisquetas, que Egoz-
cue saldra absuelto, con pronunclamIen-
tos honrosos, ordenando que ell Pro-
curador general debe indemnizarle los
dafios v perjuicios que haya recibido.
| No falta quien euenta con tomaf La cer-
vega, como termination del aspnto-
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-02-19
En- los corriIIos CapitaIenos

Sc dice:
Que ell partido republican, debera
estar muy agradecido de don Ramon
Latimer. que Sc ha prestado represen-
tar ell papel de mingo en- la partlda de
carambolas que Sc juega en- ell tablero
municipal. En- esa partida, a tres bolas,
tiene la salida Mr. Hunt, ell partldO re-
publcano la bola de defensa y LAtlmer
el mingo. Como esa mesa tiene trone-
ras. debe I4atimer abrir mucho ell taco
para que no le metan la billa, en- la COM
pleta seguridad de que Mr. Hunt no me-
terra su bola en- perdida. Latlmer y
Cualquiera que no sea Latlmer, nautra-
CARA entire tantos escollos enque navega
la chula pa municipal, Sc expone a
perder sus prestigios, como los perdlo
Peral en- sus pruebas del submarine.
Todo el mundo capitaleno cree, que La
timer solo es elemento de espefa, para
crear una vacante que, dentr0 Gle la
elastica ley. pueda su eXcelencla nom
brar alcaide defnitivo. Por de pronto,
ei municipio sigue enfermo de culdado
y seguira asi por mueho tempo.
Que, The Puerto Rico SEN ha des-
pelado una incognita que ten1a preocu-
padas muchas personas. Ha aVerl-
guado dicho peri6dico, que ell pals esta
en- la mas franca prospeffdad, al vel
coQo Sc juega el carnaval. y como SC
emplea ell dinero en- serpentidas, contfe-
ts caretas. Que falte dinero para
cultivar la cana ell cafe, para hacel
o1bras y explotar industrias, para pagal
deudas y vivir con alguna holgura J
para otros fines, ESQ es harina de otrC
costal. Hay que felicitar al organo re
publlcano por habernos quitado un graz
peso de encima.
Que ell honorable ciudadano Mau
,eon ma demostrado poseer en- alto grad
"a Dondad de corazon~ ~proclamada po
FERNANDEZ Mater ell xSunS, perdonan
80 sEl BoletlnS en Ia demanda po