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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-23
A STUBBORN FIGHT.
The Judge Refuses to Grant
License at GAINESVILLE.
fa.,nclnl a The ri,nes.nisnatc

Especial TO The ri,nes-D ispatch)
BOYDTCN, VA, April 22.--A stubborn
fight was made by the dry men OF
IClarksville before the Circuit Court this
week 10 prevent the sale OF liquor by
retail in that town. The applicant WAS
G. III. Tippltt. a large number Of Wit
This case Is Of general interest,", 70 i,1e
public. as Its determination Will settle
the fate OF several similar applications
! The Case vas argued by Wood Bouldin
and II. Fl r. Tiiorp for contestants ana
n ~ Williams and Judge w. i. Homes
for contestaes. The argument was not
concluded until about midnight t. aaS !
night, This morning Judge &c. Ba Tx are
piicaton. and in doing so reviewed the
Evidence a considerable length. In sum-
ming IN the Judge gave fine reasons
for refusing the application:
i. Because of the interference OF the
sale OF liquor with the business 81 9. a.
y, Because Of. the protest Of SO large /, q
town OF Clarksville against tho granting
OF this license. .
3. Because or the evidence that very
large proportion, possibly majority, OF
the voters OF the town regard this as an
unsuitable and inappropriate place for
the sale of liquors.
4 Because OF the earnest ana pathellc
appeal of the large number OF good w ,i-
men Of the town (who are as VltaiiS
b Because of the pitiful appeal OF the
witness Beach to the court Tor help 70
save him from the temptation oil the
ba room. 9a44s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-23
Hu|MANI7' OF
THE; COURT
Judge Waddill Deals Kindly
With Old Chinairlan Whose
Days Are Short.
FIGHT FOR CONVENTION |
FIGHT FOR CONVENTION I o.
Norfolk to Make a Brave Oppo-
sition to Richmond Before
the State Committee.
special to The 'rllncs-Dlspatch0

= y.
NORFOLK, vA.,IApril 22.--Judge Wnd-
dill, OF the United States Court, has de-
terrnined that an aged Chinaman. sam
Kee, shall not yet awhile be sent back
to the country Of his birth to starve to
death. Kee has lost his registration
papers and was ordered dcported lie
was to-day released In 5000 personal bond,
pending his appeal, which is continued
until November 1t is not believed he
will live that long. Humanitarian rea-
sons actuated the court in It's decision.
FIGHT FOR CONVENTION.
Committees from all tho business or
sganlzatlons hcreabout have been APP
pointed to make an effort to secure the
next State Democratic convention Tor
Norfolk Tliey Will appear before the
state Committee on the 18th in opposition
ito Rlchmond's claims.
In certain sections Of Norfolk county.
remote from the water front, thers was
d killing frost last night, and consld-
cradle damage was done the straw
berry crop.
A PROTEST. ,s
Police Justice Tazewell Taylor. candi-
date for Mayor to-day protested against
Being dehominated tho rings candidate.
He says he voted for two out Of three
good government men for committeeman.
Ii Tho estate Of the late j. +. Johnson
has been appraised by officers OF the
court at $lol,116.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-23

the best periodicals and magazine litera-
ture and library OF one thousand vol
umes, presented to the association BY
Miss Helen Miller Gould, afford ample
opportunity for profitable reading, A
Regina music box and a Victor graphic
phone viii afford music at all times
One of the pool tables was presented
by MI. Frank Gould. chief owner of the
railway, and lie has also given ~ NUM-
Der of books for the library,
The building Is handsomely lighted with
large electric lamps Of tho Nerste pattern.
gSnt wood chairs, imported, and mission
stale furniture complete the furnishing
OF the rooms In the building IL a lava
tory and bath rooms, with TIE floors,
handsome fixtures ana shower baths =
barber shop in the building is great
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-23

convenience to the men, and locker rooms
for the storage Of clothing, uniforms,
etc, are also useful to the employees.
In the building is an auditorium, with
"a seating capacity Of three hundred per-
sons. 1t is equipped with folding chairs.
There is a stage or rostrum, with two
dressing rooms adjoining. Alarge piazza
surrounding the building is supplied with
comfortable rocking chairs for the COM
fort of tho men.
All the privileges and conveniences OF
tho building will be open TO tho men AT
the membership fee of IS per annum The
actual pald-up membership secured IN
three days is 313, with fine prospects
OF extending the number to 500 before
tho week Is out.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-23
vlolLANr WATCH.
WHY Board Of tlcattf Are Necessary For
a5T fJe pui,lth Health.

y
the Public Health.
A member Of tho board Of health re-
Gently said: 'You would be sur
lrrsed to know the negligence and iii-
difference that exists In regard to the
first principles Of sanitary laws and
The public health Some OF The we'll
sto-do are often offenders IN this re-
apcct.
consequently, n tlgIlant watch Is nee
cssn,'y to stamp olt germ breeding spots
<li their menhcc to the health of tho
community"
X People show the game Kind OF neg
Gaze or their bodies, but they have no
board Of health to warn them, over
on the alert to drive out the lmpnrl-
Ties. T'lpey must be their own BOARD OF
health for the caro- OF their Individual
bodies
With scrofuin. the body Is II, favora-
Die condition for the growth OF dis
cngc germs and microbes, the impuri-
ties In the blood tho cause of scrof-
'ula. affording tho same opportunity
for the development of other diseases
as do the unhealthy spots for the sup
preston Of which boards OF health are
organized.
Father Johns Medicine cures scroll
tia ond all skin diseases BY driving
out the impurities, toning up the ston.
acf and nervous system. 1T Is Tree Oh
alcohol or injurious drugs or narcotics.
..n eminent specialist prescribed TINS
medicine for the late Rev. Fr, John
O'13rIen. OF Lowell Mass. fifty years
ago, by whom 1t was recommended, ana
from whom 1t derived It's name.
1t Is avfood medicine for the blood and
nerves. and enables tho organs Of the
body to properly perform their work.
Taken after any exposure, IT prevents
colds. cures all throat and lung trouble
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-23
NEW BRIDGE.
County Road to Change Grade
Crossing,

Especial to The Times Dispatcli)
ORANGE, VA, April 29-The iron
bridge at Raccoon Ford, In this coun-
ty is nearly completed. The virginia
Bridge Company has the contract
A large force of hands are at work
cutting down the grade on tho county
road near Coster. about two miles north
of this place. and when completed the
county road will go under the railway.
Tho congregation Of st, Thomas Eplseo-
pal Church have elected tho following
vestrymen for the ensuing year: Mcssrs.
John Mcdonald Judge J. ". Morton,
Robert S. Walker. G. G. Taliaferro, a.
r, Berkeley, John q. Williams. George
s. shackelford, u. n Golsan, Charles j.
Stovin and Joseph G. Walker.
Mr., W. w, Harper. Of this place, has
sold lot. 200 by 100 feet In. size, TO
Mr.. G. o. Bridwell, for one hundred and
sixty dollars.
The health board of this place re-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-23
TIP or JOHN D., JR.,
COST HIS FORTUNE

MllW YONK. April 22.--A Up ON VIZ
bash from John ID, Rockefeller, Jrn
through u member Of his Bible class.
named Raw!eigh proved the fnanclal
undoing of George Doutney according 10
the evidence in suit pronght ny
noutnev againstEjthe New York. and
Chieago brokerage firm OF Sidney G,
Love &. Co, for the recovery Of $4,000
alleged TO have been obtained by them
In Il deal In Wabash and retained In
violation of contract
According TO the evidence Doutney put
lap s25, coo on the tip, which failed 10
nan out, and when called upon for Alar-
gins lie was unable to meet them ana
was sold out.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-23
No DAMAGE ito Fruit.

(Speclal to The Tines-Dispatch)
WINCHESTER, VA, april 22.-The
fruit men of this section arc OF the
opinion that the recent cold snap not
only did no, harm the fruit. but rather
it was benefited blythe cold. The pre-
vious weather kept back the peach buds
Times Dispatch correspondent that it
was the first April of a peach year that
ne had seen no buds upon, the peach
trees. The weather, while cold, has been
dry, and the small percentage Of humid-
fly prevented a destructive fruit freeze
in this county.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-23
The PITTSYLVANIA
MURDER CASE
The Jury Failed to Agree and
Were Held Over Until
To-day,

(Special to The Times-p spatch)
CHATHAM, VA, April 22.-Argument
in tho Eli .. oliver trial was concluded
at G o'clock this evening. The case was
delivered to tho jury at o'clock, and
after being out short while reported
that they could not agree and We're
placed in charge Of two deputies until
Saturday morning, when a verdict OF sew
eral years In the penltentiary is expect-
cd. The court room was packed through
out the day with eager spectators, among
them many ladies.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-23
Ro,1rth Class Postrnasters.

(Specnl to The Times Dispatch)
WASHINGTON, ID. c., April 22.-Thc
follow ng iourthclass postmasters were
appointed to-day:
senh Bobst, vice Mrs. Fannie \. Wilson,,
North caroina--A bshcrs, Wilkes coun-
ty, James a. Walkor' yice Nvailia = MI. q.
county, Elnlar p, Spruil, vice Martha Il.
Outlaw, Resigned; White. Surry county,
Laura A. Walker. vice William Caudle.
resigned,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-23
EXERCISES
Continued From First Page,)

the presence Of Miss Gould is located
near the Reservoir Park, on the line OF
the company. 1t was built for other
uses. but has been remodcled and added
to at considerable expense by the com
many. Among the features of the build
ing are large game rooms and lobby,
" tn pool tables and other games Of
skin. A fine reading room. stocked with
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-23
STIFF FIGHT.
Forces MarsI1alled Over License
Application in Fluvanna.
,cnoc,al 10 The Times DlspatcI

Especial to The Tlmes-Dlspatch1
WILMINGTON, VA, april e. 22-;A! app
before tie Circuit Court next Monday
Vii ho bitterly opposed by the anti
whiiskey men. The only, place IL fln,
wn,nn M present in which liquor is sold
A. Columbia. and If the drys win out on
ne next Monday, then IN a few weeks tine
3.H.eold Flu" VIII be without single bar
room. Both, sides have engaged "a, an on,
counsel. and hatue rostpl WI Dc
WaGed.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-23
Welded in Washington.
snac,,, IN The Times-Djspatch.

Especial to The Tlmes-DIsputcI.l
Frances Park Turner, daughter Of Mr.,
Charles NJ Turner, Il prominent citizen
of Roanoke county and MI; George az, Les
$Amarried in Washington Wednesday,
Miss Turner went to Washinston on 2
visit to her sister, and the family We're
surprised to receive tue news OF her mar
riagc TO-DAY,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-23
McCarty-Weems.

Especial to The Times.pispatch)
uEATHSyILLE Va, April 2a,-tMr.
Joln McCarty OF Carter's Greek, and
Mis- Georse Schools q ah, Weemms stbo %ese
tSh,,rch Rev. j. M Anderson officiating.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-23

port one cas-, Of measles, two cases Of
tuberculosis and several cases Of SMALL
rBx. I HE 9fE s'S.tf}
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-23
ANNUAL MEETING VIRGINIA DlVl-
SION, LYNCH BURG, VA april
29TLl AND 10TH. 50 FoUND TRIP,
81 uIn NORFOLK d. WEST
3 VIA NoRECLk 2

Il q a.,l
and goth. good for return passage until
Nav I'd rhe Norfolk and Western Rail
,,,ay Via petersburg, is the only line
VIBRATING three daily trains between
pichmnna and Lynchbure, Leave Rich
,,,ona 90, 4. NJ, 1910 r. M. and $40 T..
~ pnlIman parlor and sleeping cars.
For tickets, pullman reservations ana
further information, appis 70 R'chn,oliu
Transfer Company uoket Asenl i5Isu
Street station, or a. COMPANY o4'icp'
No. sSss East Main Street.
q. II. BOSLEsS s4'y iass' 3Ns''
pis,. Pass. Agent
Low RATES TO : !s sa - T.
FLA, VIA ATLAN!lC Co.'S ! linz,
on account of meeting ~ i'l'"i sW ~
susarcane Growers Assocal.'oi, '', ,slN
sonvl!le, Fla, May ath 70 olh 1hls me
viii sell round trip tickets AT rula o.
ono tirst-elass fare, Plus Tvs 4, q cents, when
10 u,N from Richmond SOTO; Petersburg,
so o.. Tickets on sale May "a and 80, lvui,
S I'LL final limit May Sth 1904 This Is
Ia nuiekest and best routn; offering
t ."I No., 49,, Sleeping, Drawing room, Din
sina ana phoroughfare cars, without
ne me- FOR complete Information up-
al" to any agent of the company; or,
ny " a"' G. s. CAMPBELL,
Diyison Passenger Agent,
S3s East Main street. Richmond, va,
Rent box IN the strong fire and bnrE-
,o ,.I wool vault OF the State Bank OF Y!r-
GINA, Charges moaetate.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-23
Low RATES TO JAcksoNviLLE,
stA VIA ATLANTIC COAST LINE,

Rent box IN the strong lire and purT-
lar proof vault o. t,tu s."'' DAM " S'1'
GINA. Charges moderate.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-01-28
GUzMAN Ell MALo

Sc hizo como todos los aos. El sefor Guzman, cabs
o seguido de capataz pareca un general vctoriose
vistando SD campo dilatadfsimo como lin La masa
vencda segaba sin descanso snendo sobre espadas
el czusco del sol regando la terra con un sud enve
nenado por el odio
Tai vex cree en- Dos, aunque 20 no concbo como
puede conciliarse ell sentimiento religosn esa
cruel hostidad hacia los hombres de humilde condi
ci6n que son los mas necesitados de pedad Pero
tene en- Dos tienela Ia Igesia Es respetu
los sacerdotes, aquellos de vida pccs ejem-
plar que le nsparan respeto 81 fuesen sgares IL tra
je sacerdotal smbolia para e todos los dogmas de Ia
lgesa esa gran fuerza conservadora, escuela
de discipline social aando Ell feno de Ia resignation
los apetitos de los pobres PreEente por insnto un
gran pegro Ia discussion de las de los
hombres del altar lie subeva Ia critical deesta los
hombres NAL avendos ell estado actual de las CO.
sas Con esto comprenderas que mi traga. Aun-
que el es I'm hombre recogido casa ere
m Is ndugencia para los viciosos nderentes que pa
ra los hombres de esptu inquieto rebede aunoue OBJ
serven pna conducta vruosa sd vida practics Aho-
ra 81 realn,ente cree Dos. 81 hay en- su copiencia
qn anhelo superior las mserias terrenas 10 se.
Pero creo que su concenca demasado esrecha para
one quepan iuntas tantas maIas buenas proba-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-01-28
6 BrBnrorEcA DEL Bo1Er1N MERcArrlL

-lPodrfas td renunciar tu coraz6n7 Pues ESQ es 10
que me pides
No sigas en- ese amor Aband6nals, hijo milo.
ESQ esta por encima de mis- fuerzas La quiero con
toda mi alma, la quiero ella, no me importa quien
sea su padre.
-Pero piensa maHana, al cabo tendras que contar
con G....
Me somcter6 sus mandates hare 10 que el quie-
ra Siendo por ella, no hay sacrfcio que 20 acepte
con gusto De todo sento capaz de renunciar
Leonor.
Mas lcomo 81 solo la desde ayer7 Aca-
so no mas que passion de momento.
-Hace mueho tempo que nuestros corazones Sc ha-
ban Nuesros ojos Sc buscaban en- todas parties, 20
esaba seeuro de que al presentarme SD lamar
de cerca SD amor, responderfa. en- efecto....
-Bueno, es ndtil nsistir. Yo Sc que sl amor es Ia
passion erte mpetuosa que sprime todos los obstAcu
los lite iumne te inspire No quiero contrariare solo
deseo tu dicha Yo he hecho de un hombre de CO.
raz6n de impias inenciones pero Isl supeses que i'm
pedmenta es este cuando ha de vvir entire cieras
gentes Hayun mundc donde no tiene valor ninguno
IA copducta NOBLE donde hay que rasrear menti dom
de 81 fngmiento Ia falsedad las de Ia VIC
toria Yo te he edueadc para hcmbre te he dado una
carrera para due games deccrosamente pan e de Ia
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-01-28
@M6ndez Ndnez'
SANTURCE
PACIFICO SOBRLNO

Sitio delicioso con i'm jardin inimita-
ble, donde Sc ucen preciosas flores y
soreansdeliciosas br9as.
Rico salon de lujoso servicio, donde
ase encuentrap todos los articulos de
.Colmado, y Cafe.
ES Ell sitio predilecto de la buena
sociedad del Versailles de San Juan.
Mas de Glen lampA1as electricas ilu-
minan espledldamente los salones y Ell
.jardin.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-01-28

CmuA LOa Martinique sDomnaG GndLmps Mont AiuN
r hnngMSt Nevis AiuM
Calling Mst vi.n GrndaT Tdmda Tday. lamar OgtIh
q Calling uhmmOM hhhnOT OTbgoTnm Grenada st.
h hv hh
mILado otmhh RN
MsArdysh ma@.gdn t n
Xii dhufmm mngsqnkm@n dw#ng1 nd dh N or via
dana & &Jua~ mGg&
By Cupnybh hm
FORE
FnMsL LunA & Co. Sucm General Agent
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-01-28

&c agencia Ia venta de hSCien-
das, prOpiedades y minas en-
t0dO sH ValOr 8 parte. Remitan,
% pliegos de condolences y precioss y
% enviaran las formulas 8 condolences
De las ventas. Dirfjanse Agencia
WHITE, sos Electrical Exchange,
BuildiRg, New York City.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-01-28
Edictos

Estados Unidos de America. 81 Presi-
dente de los Estados UnidoS y en-
su nombre Don Otto Shoeurich,
Juez Asociado del Tribunal de
Distrito de Arecibo, en- funciones
de Juez Instructor.
Hace saber: que ell Letrado Don
Felix Santoni, nombre de Don 'Fede-
rico Calaf y Rivera, propietario, mayor
de edad, casado y vecino de Manat1,
ha presentado escrito este Tribunal,
Solicitando Sc lie declare el dominic de
la siguiente 6nca:
R6stica:. radicada en- el barrio de
Bajura, lugar denomipsdo "Planada
de Manatf", compuesta de cinco ouer-
das, equivalenteS una hectarea, 90
areas y 81 centiareas de terreno, lin
dante por ell Saliente con las de Don
Jose Maria Rosa; hoy con el promo
vente Sr. Calaf, Cd. Federico) por el
sur; con los de D. Salvador Calafaf, hoy
.el promovente don Federico; por ell
Norte, con ell mismo Sr.. y por el Po-
niente, con los de la succession de Don
Evaristo Rodriguez.
Y Sc ha dispuesto por el Tribunal en-
providencia fecha trece de los corrien-
tes convocar las. qersonas' ignoradas
! 4 quienes pueda perjudicar la inscrip-
.ci6n de dominic solicitada, por medic
de Edictos que Sc fijsr n en- los Estra-
dos del Tribunal E insertar4n por tres
veces en- uno de los peri6dicos de mas
: circulation de San Juan, a fin de que
-dentro del termino de sesenta dlas
comparezcan 81 quieren aegar su dere-
-cho; pudiendo dentro de dicho termino
proponer y practicar las pruebas que
les convengan.
Dado en- Arecibo 4 catorce de Enero
de mil novecientos ouatro.-Otto Sheen.
rich.-El Secretario, Jose G. Figueras.
sim mil
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-01-28

Estados Unidos 1e America. FL Presi-
dente de los Estados Unidos, y en- su
nonbre D n Felipe Cuchf y Arnau,
Juez Preside te del Tribunal de Dis
trito de Arecibo, en- funciones de Juez
Instructor:
Hace Saber que el Letrado Don Fe-
1ix Santoni, nombre dc Don Federico
Calaf y River iTo, ,ietario mayor de
-edad, casado vecipo de Manatf, ha
presentado escrito q este Tribunal, soil.
.citando Sc lie declare ell dominic de la
fnca siguiente:
Rdstlca.- SITE En- a barrio de "Baju-
ra-afuera" del termino municipal de
Manatf, cCmpuesta de- diez y nueve
media cuerdas equivalentes a 8
hectareas, 73 areas y 38 centiareas de
terreno, lindante por el Norte, Sur,
Este y Oeste con tierras de Don Saliva
dor Caiaf.
Y Sc ha dispuesto por ell Tribunal en-
providencia feoha trece de los corrien-
tes, convo, ar q as personals ignoradas
& quienes fueda .,erjUdlcar IA inscrip-
cion de d mimic soi da, por medic
de Edictos que sc hiar5n en- los estra-
dos del Tnbunai insertaran por tres
veces en- uno de los periodiccs de mas
circulation de San Juan. q fin de que
-en ell termino de sesenta dias compa-
rezcan 81 quieren a egar su derecho;
pudiendo dentro de dicho termino pro-
poner y practcar las praebas que les
.convengan.
Dado en- Arecibo catorce de Enero
de mil novecientos cuatro. = Felipe
NCuchf. - 81 Secretaro, Jose G. FL
gueras.
3i-w mi
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-01-28

TEcente GonSdleS,
Eienda de prOVtssones y tOda dase De GeOrcs.
ooaEPRA Z vENTA DE FRUTos DEE PAN.
ealEe del Trea No. 22.-Catano.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-01-28

ssE sal.rl s1sa .E~ @k
Ieos eos.[ Tleosre 100 l~o4 neO~ 1905 ses
q Thomas. 8
q Thomas. p w
suhn ArvM 30 @
LNM
AHT IL rs
st. Thomm+.. LawT Pm
BMadu Arwa
adM Leave p
AGm Arrives Saturday g. m
Monday noon f" Fl
Arrive O.
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