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DEATHS.

dc her resi- ence. Il No 100
Past Cary Street, Tueaday. August 49,
al II $50 o. lock, SAf II. e. q, B RoWNlsa4
widow OF tie late w m liora tie
Brown, Sri, OF Mathews County, tn her
seventy.tl ninth yea aS sf III I. N
Funeral from I he house at ~. "A. 9.s
sInterment In I1o lyWoods
e, Matthews county papers plea copy
sI4AUGHTER.--Die b {, Virginia Hospl.a
"A al. 3 Wednesday,, b Is ia "A. VIZ Nj. LuEuE
FLORENCE dnug tier ,of d Ma ggie. 1t ~ III
q Null and the lats r J. Emmett Slau ghter,
u Funeral from resi- enca, s6Ii N. Eighth
street, THURsD u 4. NJ. Burial
4 I'M Holl wood. III
tsROBERT BhUC Eii I'M FAINT apn OF WI lteaS
4 Ia hd Iixzie I'M liday Shaw .S
;9ls gFnnaral from the residence, 12t South
Fourth Street. n; ",
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uihr TO ], y TRAVELLERS.

~ N 10 - s.nI, Iy II
II While an Sunok, Va.,s Henry. CTo!t II,'
,,,,ronria Tor q: the beaverton, Mich, Fl rd-
ware 6 Co. was taken very sick with
bowel trouble. "A travelling salesman
from Saginaw. Mich, nd ylsed him e get
bottle 81 cham berlal IN g Cole, ch re-
and Dlaarhoea Remedy. which he x gig, 1
,"lt soon cured me, and 4 ia re plea sure re
In recommending IT, he say NO one
should leave home on a Journey without
q bottle OF this remedy, It Sis almost
sure Sto Sbe net ded and ~ not obtainable
while on steamship or cars. For sale
by all druggists. H If JAN X
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! OBITUARY
Robert Bruce Shaw /, .s
81 .,I1uS Elnref1ce Slaurhter Il

II Lulu F1orer, ce g 81 daughter, the seven
iyear-old daugllte 4 of MRS. eMaggle lNy 4
Null and the lat r Emmett slhugnte {.
al kat the VII mia III spital Az y q; CLOCK
.yesterday morning 3 The funeral will take
tlace from the res dem eS ar s. Il, clock this
afternoon. The in termen t will be n ldol-
,lywood.
.oDert Bruce Shaw son az & Captain y
died this morning at . O'Clock, aged two.
weeks. ,rfies funeral WILL take place from
the residence, n o. 124 Bouth Fourth Street,
AT IA o. clock tih Is \ d tefnoon. siS
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Highway Robbers.
(SpNcIal to n he Tlnleg -Dispatch. ol

20 lSpSclaI to h6'TTnl6s-Ulspat o. n
II CULPEPER. VA., Aug. * 17.-Henry
strother, Bubby Brock and William ,Por-
ter were mp before Mayor lden Bell syes-
to-day for highwa 3 70 bery committed
on two negroes, William Jones and Cash
to the September Term OF the Circuit
Court, grand jury term. to await the
action 81 the grand jury. The first mai med.
fBuhbys Brock, ls an ex-convict, sent some
years ago from this county to the penl-
stentIary r. 81 ss5i "a
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Advance in New York.

" (By SAssoc ted Press) sl
f NEW YORK, Aug. Nv Wheat had Il O.
further les traord nary advance to-day
that carried everything to a n ew high
level On the crop. September selling a t;
l1i1-4 Or practically three cents above
yesterdays cl ose.g N n 5l3
4 Increased demand for May by tho
public gent IT. up to liza is, x or Just S
cents higher than the close last night
The general market closed 4 t-SG4 3-8t
cents a net higher representing one OF
the heAN lest sin gle days advances since
tho bull movement began. g5
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DISPENSE + AIRY Law UPHELD
I.ssss By ALAB ANA COURT

17- 1l3y-- Assotiateu- FfeBH.1 an
MOBILE. ALA, aug. ia special to-
the Reg ter from M ntgomery says that
az State Of Alabama versus Joseph Green
AM, Cit, Of Uniontown versus Judge
Green, Judge Partridge declared the dis
psnsary law passed by the last 1eglsla-s
tire void.
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In Baltimo ore.
.-IYHy "a Asaociated prHss. ] I


ern IN heat sold to-day on the floor of
the Chambe ot Commerce at S103 IL, an
advance of q 1.2c oyer. w ednesda CLOS
inG prices. The receipts Of Southern
wheat to-day were 2601 bags, all of which
changed hands within an hour after the
exchange Opened. s Spot Western wheat
advanced I SO Lao. over yesterdays close,
and the 190. 900 bushels received o-day
were quickly "a purchased I'll by exporters.
Corn was also higher. IT o-day,s receipts
were exclusive OF t@ yellow, viii oh sold
at &C. 1-2c. T. bushel.
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Church D edicatiion,.s J.

(SDeclnl8t 50 The Times Dspntch.
W1NcHEsTER; Va August 4. r ey.
day dedicated the handsome new Pre- by
Sterian Church at Clear brook this county.
Between 400 and 800 persons were present.
HI scanlon. OF BerryYille. Is. PASTOR.
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Electric Park Results. 531
fBy Associated Presa.1 u ],

BALTIMORE.Es August i = Results at g
Electric Park; sa So q 5sSss I'll y,
Belle. second !: Paul Kruger. third. Best
iii = pa ce-U needa, first: toe. second 3
Sewing Machine. third: Best tins s2;l6 l-z.s
Sweet Marie. second !; The Friend. third
Best time, ;Q9 II. 3iS NJ VI
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2MAHER, AMER CAN JOG KEY
RIDES WINNERS AT STOCKTON
(ev8Assoclated Press.)S

jFIl3lt Ssg&J 6yHE3bSUCIdkuuEI 20 -
LONDON. August a - Ma her. "a the "A NOR
icanl Jockey, con tinued his renlarkan PIE
im M. to. day. a gain riding four Nili-
ners and one second out OF seven races.
81 which MAJ err had six mo UNITS; Ma AZ ller
won the Hard wlck stak Sof y. ssd 00 ana
the Great Northern Leger of $, oCO.
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II STH /. B |:

NJ When y you take Hostetter's Stomach
iBittsrs for any arrangement OF the Rton,-
Sach. Liver or X ldneys YOU To Ike tile. very
hest remedy that science has been BILE
to produce. For over 80 years iti has been
men OF Heartburn, Rloatlnu, Poor Az,
petite, Coated Tongue insomnia lndl,
gestlon, Dyspepsia, Cos ness an d L M a.
Iaria Fcver and A0ue, We hope YOU il
try a bottle at once. sS III
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Nj Miss " M. Isbell.

s{s f{specia, ID The Times j ispatch.) .S
LYNCHBURG, Az August l7.--Miss
Vernon Myrtle 1sbell, aged twerty,s
Of this city,3 died Yesterday at Roc \; Y
Mount, where she e had has been vlsitlns
was stricken down with typhoid fever.
The funeral took place to-day at staple-
ton, Amherst county. u +. 5azs
George w. Diff dorfer.
WINCHESTER. " i. Aus, y Il, George
NJ. Diffendorfer.5 q lifelong resident Of
winchester, died here Monday night, aged
eighty-one years, He leaves one brother,
j. nv. DiffendorfA or Martinsyille, W..
ana two sisters, Mrs. u w, ID wr1. Of
Philadelphia, ana lMrs Wilhelm, OF
CSreanCaa aPA.
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WAKE FOREST COLLEGE,
Professor NJ ordecai Goes TO q rim
fly New 1nfirinary. &:
(srnriAl 40 Tf1e T-!mes-1oispatc

Rs RALETGH, No Z, August II. THE trus.
cepted the resignation OF s. IA F. & Nj ordecai
<asS ssistnnt8 pro fessor OF la ", the resigna-
ton being n t1s order that ne may become
dean Of the law school to be Sesta bill he'd
at Trinity Coll ge: ysSs s. w
q TbeyS also directed that an infirmarv be
erected at once. to cost IS o0O. DR.. j ohm
Mitchell having dona ted 81, 125 s Of @ the
am Otln II sss DAY
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AUCTION SALES-.Th This Day.
BY Richmond Auction Co., 9S
. 81 1905 b. Main Street. ~ ISL
Auction Sale 81 Furniture, ~.
lures, Alir''rors, Dtass bed, 90,
To-Day, Thursday, q 4
1890 a. IL

we will sell TO-DAY tThursday), Au-s
gust 18th. commencing at 1890, at our
swareroofns, 1205 e. Main Street, !; very
Handsome All.Brass Bed. very nice.
Quartered Oak Chamber Suit, Oak and
Walnut s. Wardrobes. Oak and walnut
Sideboards Hat Racks, Chlffonier and
Desk com bined, Bookcase and Secretaries,
I fine Feather Bed. IS Mattresses Pa lors
Clocks Iron Beds, Dinin groom Chatrs,s
nice line Pictures, Mirrors, Rugs, etc. etc.l
RICHMOND AUrION CO.
Geo. II. Valentine, Auctioneer. s
Geo. w IL Ma ~. ctiones,r,5
IA NJ Savnnth$ az rect
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Sells Desirable Residence.
Z Mcveigh and CHM as agents for. Mrs
IL, &. Lyon, have Just sold to Mr.. p, . g.,
LelG1t jrn5 the two-story. detached brick
residence, Nc. D 202 West Main Street, at
the price OF s., IFS. x s IN a8tsss
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Funeral Services.

Tho funeral q f Richard w. atterby,
who died at his re dence on n ichols on
q clock, after 81 brief illness. took place
Yesterday afternoon at % clock from
the Denny street Meth dist Episc2 pal q
Church The pastor, i he Rev III =. 81. a.
tones !. conducted the serV ices. ssssSt5
ts He Is 1 surylved 4 BY 1llh wife, one sister.
Miss Adary&S Bat terby, ana two hal {,
brothers II Messrs y Jam es an 10 phi Bow
den. Mr.. Bait by wa g a;5 membersot d, tne
Fellows. The in ternent was MAIDS y
n Ma. q. 4. pratt, wild low of the re
,B. Pratt of Portsmouth and daughter
was buried In Hollywood yesterd ay. ne
Rev. Dr.. James r. Smith 60 hducted the
funeral services. 81 i. sfsi ,s8 >. 1
The u funeral services f q Mrs =. * 9
Brown will q be held at the house at ~
O'clock this morning. & The lntertlne nt Will
be made In 1o II WV BOD. 29s
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Mrs. G j Ingersoll.

III I'D lMI % NJ j a. LIZ Vi 0SAAs 55f
esnse!a! ~ The Tirnes.D ! ~ I,
gersol wife.of Dr. inser Oh, a! e
me mS ,sl hssay v its g
Miss Rose Crippin.
- ssSssRai1c gha 4',s. p. @asns. m
home 81 her sister, Mrs Felix Saulter,
81: e ssSe; sss
Mrs. s.. s. Booze,
w1Ns SyIets; b ii N, C August IT,
Mrs. 81 Sallia Sullivan Booze. wife Of q Mr.
ri II, Booze and daug liter Of Mr. y. D..
Sullivan, a prom! fient tobacco manufac-s
tursr at Walkertowrl, died this evening
after a brief illness, aged ,forty years,
woman. sha leaves 4, s!x e D ds ne
Prentiss Ingrahatri, the Author.
fByA Associated Prssss)
Aug e,l y l7,-ea, u 2 q
Be Tia author OF more. than "A, 0Nos novels,
Is dead at Real,voir. Miss. sixtYs years
old. \ Colonel Ingraham was Y, born Nc
5Natchez,f Tenn, and was a son 81 the
$Isey. Joseph II, 1nRrA ham. who was the
author of IA Prince OF the House q
4 'naring ths ciyi,. War he served ia the
Confederate af ~ COG aes ana atssss'
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S&Tohn D Youcll.

(speclal q TO The TimeA- Dlspatch lf5E
H sTAUNTON, AZ, Az gust u - he fun-
;eral services OF Mr.. ohm p; Youel! who
county, TOOK place this morning rom the
era gsville Church.
u Mr.5sY ouell was for many years an
elder IN the Lebanon Church. He was.
seyer ty-six years sold and one pf the most
hlr hlY respected citizens 20 the county,
III lis survived by his wife, four sons and
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Geo. w Mayo, Auctionear,
10 M. Seventh Street.

nNE K1MBALL ORGAN. WARD
" ROBES. . tJRE AUs .tvAsEsTANDs8
IRON BEDSTEADS, al VAIN Ut N D
OAK BEDsTEADs. HA IR n Y At A 4.
TREssEsj SINGLE AND.Do ugLEs MAJ n z
TRIESTE, WIND yV G ttRTAINs POI
THERE'S, SEWING O. NJ ACHINE !. FLAT y "a Z
TOP PA NOS. oak IiATz1aAGKs,.. = 3 e.
FR1GERATORs. BILE OyERs,t
COOK STOVES. TCHEN RANGE.
GEON.HOLE BILE B BID sPRINGs.l
OAK EAsDLS, ROCKING .CfIAIRa.l
FOLDING BED. BED SOFA, ETC
II Will sell at my auction mouse TODAY,
at 1890 % clock AZ. M w Walnut and Cherry
iWArdrobts, Iron Bedsteads, G berry Folds
ing Beds Flat Top Pianos, Oak Han
Rabss, Chamber Suits, s. Cook Stoves, 81 y
chen Range with q st e q shsnt
Comforts. largo lot OF Rugs, Carpetina{
and Druggets1 PtgeorrHnls "a Die singsf
yVashstands, Curtain Poles Windo.
Shades, Pictures, Portieres and g big - el
s1 - GRO. w. MAYO, Auction
4 B, q. Buford, Manage r and SalsefneA. Sh;
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Are y boxing for Trouble.

". The RiEOn Pets. Would like to have a
cha lenge With some local team for Sat-
iurday, All gust 20.93 a ddress alIenge to
manager 3, e. II Hey. phone 1851. 4 "a
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Mr.. Richardson Endorsed.
Mr.. A. B. Eanes. an old Confederate
soldier. has written lei tier strong en-
dorslrig Mr. c. a.. Ieicl1ar dson. Tor cons
mandant Of the Soldiers Home.
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g. . .sSul!n 0!ut1n :,
Sill The Z Y,fli

Tho c. & q. Sunday outings are the (
choice az Richmond peop n q stops to
ri s CROWD; plenty 81 cars. HOO round |,
3trir, Sunday u Ocean View ana Mo- folk-
Ter, hours at the seaside. & The only routsaa
running two trains. Leave BIC hmond (
$50 and - "a. NJ. $SB
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ZDlvlVAl||'. ton
WINS SENECA.
Mil1er's Horse Led All the Way,
But Had Nothing to Spare
in at the Finish. #
THE FAvoRlrrE WAS BEATEN EN-
Good Cheer Wins Second Money
and Liberia Third Makers
4 , Fine Riding.
fBY Ass ociated Press.l

Thy ASS ISOLATED E'reSs. 6 gqs
Il SARATOGA, "a n. x I, August The
seneca. 10 days stake race. was won b,
Andrew Miller's Divinatlon In a. head and
head finish witt, Good cheer and Liberia,
The favorite Diylnstion lea prac tieally
the finish. Good Cheer got second money
BY a head Summaries: !. =.
First race--six furlOngs-- Collect or jess
sup g to y first. ,roscan GO to y second,
SHOTGUN t. . thLd time III
Maiden u3 to y fret, Captivator 90 TO y
IS. e . NJ \. n;
Third receive and a half furlongs. Es 8
cutcfeon "a to 4. first. Workman g to -.
second, Uncle Charley 20 70 y st tfli'
ss Fourth m race-the Seneca, six furlongs,--;
Divinationi (6 to y first, Good g heer "
TO u second, Liberia % to 81 third. time.
1913 3.5. i,
Fifth race-one mile caughanaga a to
4 81 first, Gray FriarB a to ~ second, TO-
toggan {6 to 4, third B Time. :3s AZ.
! Sixth IA ce--fi We and a half furiongs771,
Aeronaut 6 to ~ first, Gold Flcur q TO y
second. Col den Sunrise o TO y third bird
Time. 4 :1ss g
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tho war began 4 writing stories. which,
were published N svario us WeAkl y papSr
ana II book form For years h !I ,tnslea y
known book Is land III o. Lot ertdAtyf,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1904-12-15

LUIS MUNOZ MORALES Y
ENRIQUE LLAOREDA. bogados
Son oficinaS en- Cayey en- Guyana. Eier-
cen ante todos los Tribunales de Ia Isla.
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COMUNICADO.

Es buenO que c0nste que habiendo
llegGdO & mi ConOCimient0 por ConduC-
to fidedigno que el indiViduo que aqu1
Sc conoce con 81 nombre jose TIbens
TiradO, h8ya hecho compreuder va
rios de sus amigos de Bayam6n que 20
sea gu enemigo personal, y siendO este
sumGmente inCiertO. me permitO hacer
p1blicO que Ell 6nicO motive que hA
podido tener el senior Tibens para in
disponerme con sus Cofrades. es el que
por virtud de sus aCtos inmOrRIes eje-
cutados en- ID j6Ven Juana Moves. ID
madre de 6sta que es una infeliz mu-
jer. me suplic6rR 81 favor de que le
redaCtSra un escrito de queja que le
formul6 y dirigi6 al Honorable senior
Attorney. de San Juan de Puerto BIZ
co. en- Cuyo esCritO solo Sc hacfa cons
ter que siend0 Tibens el VerdaderO
autOr de un deIitO. como era el de vio-
IaCi6n. pOca COsa Sc hab1a resuelto por
el Tribunal de Vega bsja.
Como on Vega.alta pueblo dOnde vi
vO desde hace RlQunOE afios. puncR ha
imperado Ia inmoralidad y Of los bue-
mas costumbres en- todos sus honrados
y paciicOS habitantes, 81 suceder un
hecho tan escandalosO como el que de-
jo marcado. claro esta que la proteAtR
fuera un6nime sl inteligenCiarse eli We
cindario de que un advenedizO como 10
es ell ameritado jose Tlbens Tirado se
viniera burlar de Ia inocencia & infe-
licidad de una pobre nina que solo
Cuenta CatOrce ounce amos de edad.
Oaras cosas mas dignas de una aeve-
ra Censura quedan resGuardadas para
otra oCasi6n 81 lleg6rR el case de de-
cirlas.
Vega-Alta. DiCiembre 10 de 1904.
MSgueZ Flores LOPEZ.
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two. todas sus enormes f1erzss, aque-
Has cOnque coDquist6 para siempre Ia
paz moral de nue. ira TERRA
D0y q I'd. las gracias sen sr Mstien-
20 por Is atenci6o que ha tsnidO I'd.
en- contest4r mis- preguntas; muchss
mas pudiera hacsrle porque Ell tema es
vastfsimo ,; pero comprendo que t1do
no puade decirse en- IN momsnto y que
en- otra ocssi6a esperO encontrar en-
I'd Il mismA completeness conque me
hs recibldO hoy.
Me retire de casa del sen 1r Matien-
20 On Ia conVieci6o de que el progra.
ma de Ia Uai6u , 50 virtualidad lejos
de ser un mar de coDfusiones es un
mar IumioosO p0r el que nAveQsrs sin
tenor ninRuno Ell pueblo de Puerto
Rico FeQeneFBdo.
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to Agricola y duef0o dasuu suelO exhu-
berante. No tendria escusa ent0nCes
el pueblo puertorriquefo. 81 no aplica
gus pOtenciRs todas exigir de ga suel0
10 que para vivir la vida civilizada.
necesita. Dadle 6una rAzs en6rgica
an sueIo f6Ftil y haf6 maravillas
Viviendo en- Ia opulencia; dSdseIo 6
una raza debil y Vivir6 siempre en- Ia
miseria. cualquiera que se2 u clase de
aguda que se Ia de. EstO es evidente.
In base de In futurR prOaperidad de
Puerto Rico enta en- ID VOauntad del
pueblo puePt0FEiqneGO.
Pero es precise Convenir que h
voluntad puertorriquefia es d6bil pOr-
que su mente dormit& SNO es Rsf ser
nor MatienzJg
-Tndudableme amigo mfo. y
sobre esR voluntad. d6bil 8 no. expo
Ieada por ura inteIigencia adOrmecida.
es que Sc basR desgraCiadR adRmente. 10
prosperidad futura. Pero. amigo mfo,
las cosas son tales como son para ser
tales como deben ser.
Modifduemos d inteIigenCia en-
nuestro pueblo con ID luz de una sctivf
sima propaganda ell calor de la mente
enardeceF6 la voIuntad incipients que
transformars nlestFo suelo. multipli-
cara Los mediOs de subsistencip, est3-
bleCers en- Puerto Rico un comfort
envidiado.
SUd. cree que con una propaganda
activa Sc lograr6 que el pueblo de
Puerto Rico por 81 mismo obteDga de
50 suelo tOdo 10 que necesita para vi
vir hoIgadamente dentro de una civil
Iizaci6n superiOr9
-SQu6 duda hay de escg La pro.
paganda alumbra eI entendimiento. Y
Vd. 10 sabe: 1e11s 00st0t noOLena. El
trabaiO see6 largo; la Csmpaf1a ruda,
pero Ia victoria ser6 indefectible.
Las fuerzas que tiene hoy aCumuIa
dRs d Union de Puerto Rico. enfoca-
das en- esta direction eCon6mics traeT&
indefeCtiblemente u resoluci6n del
problema. Habra abundancia, 10 se
10 asegufO.
NoaotrOs impOrtamos cosas que no
debemos impOrtaT. tales como Ia man
teca, Ell Arrcz, les habichuelas, las pa.
tatas, ell naiz. los aios. les cebOllas y
hasta les galIinas. los pavos y los hue
vOs: me parece que tenemOs delante de
nosOtrOs IN enorme campo donde de-
desarrollar Ell csF6CteF. que son las
energfas del espfritu. Tenemos de-
lante de nosotrOs una verdadera TERRA
de Canaan con suR roeticos rios de
miel inclusives.
HemOs de cOnquistarla, desaIoian-
do de Ia actuaI poblaCi6n los perezo-
sos Y viciosos. indolentes & ignoran-
tes pOniend0 ca su lugar an nue.
v0 puertorriqueflO diligente. educado.
s0brio y goz0so de rendiT quito acen-
drado Lac virtudes todas, Rsf p1
bliCas como privadas.
Los puertorriquenos coDquistAr6n &
los puertOrriQuefios Ea esta c0nquis-
to no habra desplszamientos para
nadie, hsbFs regsneraci6n solam ante.
-Msgnf6e0l PerO me parece, y
perd6neme que se 10 Olga. que en este
hay mas imagination que 0tFa coss.
NO tal. amigo milo. NADIA de imR-
ginaci6n. lie coDfssO que no estoy
CompIetamente pFepaFado para dsr
con motive de ests SnteYVtesC que listed
ha procurado, nm curse de econ0mf
polftica, nj puedO meterme en- Iargas
y enfadOsas demostracionea estadfsti-
cos, perO Oio de buen cubarO puedo
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NOTICIAS De HOY


Esta maGana celebraron una con-
feFencia con el Gobernadpr los SreS.
Rsfael del Vale. Carlos NJ. Soler ,
Palmer.
La cosecha de cafe en- LaFes este
aiiO. TesultaF6 muy pobre. Lares fue
una de las comRrcas mas FicAa.
-El distinguido joven senior Jea6s
MOrBza. miembro de Il brigsda de
eSslvadOres1 del cuerDo de bomberos
de San Juan y empleado de esta casa.
nos manifesto que en- ID noche en- que
Ocurri6 el incendio en- "a cAlle eHormi-
gueroS de Santurce. Rsisti6 8 81 Y no
ha sido puesto en- ista.
Han sidO trasladados el cabO Mon
tilla, de Humacao ComeTfo, Ma
nueI Liuveras. de Comerfo & San Juan.
Hoy ha Fegresado & su resideneia
de Mayagiiez. 81 IngenierO de Obras
Pdbicas encargAdO de aquel distrito,
Sr. R. Skerrett
-Aftrmsse que desean obtener Ia
plaza de Secretario del ComisionRdo &
Washington, los Sres. Miguel Guerra.
jose Hernandez Usera, J1Iio Herman
nez. b. Simompietri y Enrique Camu
Lias.
-Ha regrasado de Aguas Buenas eI
SF. Manuel Aldea NAzario. redactOr
del eB0Ietfn Mercantile ; quien estAba
en- dicho pueblo en- Ssuntos paFticulR-
res.
Mrs. Hastings ha solicitadO del
DapArtamento de Instruction, se Ie pa
que Ia Fenta de casa que Ie deba b ex
tiuguida Junta EscOInr de CorozaI,
por los meses de EnerO & Mario de
1908.
-Hace aIgunas noChes cele bro ell CO.
mite republicRnO una session priVada
acOrdand0 llevar Z miembros presti-
giosos del partido & Ii asamblea del
q en- representation de la ciudAd de
San Juan.
Sc asegura que anoche algunos
elementos del pRrtido republicano Sc
FeunierOn tamh privadamente boz
rraron de Ia Candidatu ra para represpn
tar San Juan en- ID asambIea mel %,
el nOnAb del Sr. Roberto II Told,
AIcalde. de Ia ciudad, sustituy 6ndolO
pOr el del DR.. ManueI Fernandez Ns-
ter, Official de Ssnidsd.
-Aseg6rase tAmbi6n que Otros re-
pEbIicanOs no est&n dispuestos & de-
jarse impOner, que Is candidatura alu-
dida sera rectiicsda nuevamente. de-
i6ndols como estaba 81 priucipio.
Ell sefIor e. IturrinO escribe des-
de Manati manifestandO que declina
su actitud independents en- p0Iftica y
que ingresa en- la Union de Puerto
Rico.
-El doctor Felix Villsmil, de Ma
natl. ba expresado So deaeO de ingre-
ear como 10 ha hecho. en- Ia Union de
Puerto Rico.
Ell sefIor Mer6ndez, de Msyaguez,
no estuvo, como se dijo, celebrando
conferencias poIfticas con elementos
republicsnos de Ponce.
-Aaeg6rase que el senior Men6ndez
no asistir& & Il sssmblea republican,
que tendr6 lugar Ell pr6x mo dia %.
So afrma en- MsyagTsz que hay
allf IN agents de una casa comercial
de New Orleans que t0ma datos con
obieto de ver 81 es possible estAblecer
en- d isla negocios con cafe del B Brasil
So asegura que no podrkn cele-
brErse juicios por jurado de Ia Corte
Federal en- Maysgiez Solo tendrSn
logar en- Ponce y San Juan.
Los distinguidos unionistss sef11-
res Lcdo. Picornei, de L4res. Emilio
Gomez. de MaysRdAz. est6n en- ests
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1904-12-15
PrOC8sO pOr dGIitOS
GIGctOraleS en-
Ponce.
Dos 0cuSadOs quiSiGrO0 dar pOr
mu0TtO a On 0IOGtOT ''qus
viva juntO al pTeClntO,
Fueron decIarados inocentes Y ase.
guran que MIR. Wilcox retro
las acusaciones por deli
tos electorales.
(De nueswo cO9regpon8az.)

Die. IA 14-Ayer Sc vic en- la Cor
te de DistritO la pFimera causa pOr
delitos electorales.
Fran los acusados los se1ores
Manuel Coll y lose Ayot y ell de-
Tito que Sc les imputaba de perju-
rio.
Prestaron eSos senores declara-
ci6n iurada Modelo Mum, 8, de que
Ramon Bello debfa ser exc uido de
las listas electOFales en- que fgura-
ba, poF haber muertO; y resulta
que Ramon Bello vive = habita al
ladO mismo del colegio electoral
donde Sc le declara muerto.
Form6se el juFado por los seno-
res Francisco Fiol, Oscar Open
heimer, Pablo Rodriguez, Manuel
Gorgas, Jose Nieyes Torres. MateO
Mayoral, RBfael Alvizu. Jose Victor
Bosch, Francisco Medina, Arturo
Bracero. Andres Iriarte y ,edro
Ventura.
Mr.. Wilcox. asistfa como fiscal
especial, y como fiscal propietario
don r. UlPiano Colon.
De,pu6s de los tramites legales
y cuandO lego Ell momento de dar
su veredicto 81 juFadO, declar6 ino-
centes los acusados que fueron
absueEtOs.
-Dicese que Mr.. Wilcox ha re-
tiradO las acusaciones pFesentadas
ante esa CoFte por delitos electo-
raleS.