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Julcios celebrates ell l3 por 8I
JuzgadO de Paz de Ponce.
de nMestro Corresposssaz. J

Julio 13.-Los siguientes juicios han
tenido lugar aquf hoy en- 81 Juzgado
de Paz:
Contra Rodriguez Hermanos, por
infracci6n Ordenanzas MuDicipales.
seis dollars de multa y las costas; con-
ira Est6ban Rodriguez. por crueldad
con los Rnimales. sobreseids; contra
jose Caquias , Dolores Patria, por
abuse y atropeIlo. absueltos; contra
Ramon Rios, por infracci6n de las Or
denanzas Municipales, absuelto; con-
ira Narciso Leon, por iDfrAcci6n de las
Ordenanzas Municipales. clncuenta
centaVos y Las costas; contra Basilio
RosadO, por infraccl6n de las Orde-
nanzas Municipales. absuelto; contra
Miguel Necolas. por infracci6n de las
OrdenanzasM Municipales. absuelto; con-
ira Antonio Rodriguez Eduardo
Yunquet. por infraccl6n Ordenauzas
Municipales. condenado el Rodriguez
un dollar las costas; contra Este
ban Matos y Enrique MARTINEZ. por
infracci6n de las Ordenanzas Munich
pales. condenado 81 Martinez uD do
liar las cOstas.
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Un busn ssrvieio dc inspection.

Sc verified hoy una inspection de Ia
Vaqueria del Sr. Balao, situada en- las
NMopjasS, Hato- Rey. Los Dres. F.
del Vale y Berkeley acompaGados del
Inspector Sr. Rosario salieron hoy
temprano de esta ciudad regresando &
las 10 de Ia msfIana.
Sc le han hecho recomendaciones
alSr. Balac. references & Ia limpieza en-
qque deben mantenerse los caballOs, las
vaeas y las personals encargadas de
orde1ar. Asf tambi6n. respecto 4 Ia
manera de lavar los envases donde Sc
conduce Ia Ieche para Ell expendio.
El Superintendent de Sanidad Sc
propone repetir estas visitas de ms
pecci6n ; hacerlas otras vaquerfas,
pnes considera que es de vital impor-
tancia que los consumidores de leche
tengan Ia mayor suma de garantfa res
pecto q la pureza de este alimento.
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NOIIGAS be CAMuY.

Julio 15.-Se nota gran animsci6n
en- esta poBlacl6n con el continue ira
tlco de Los automobiles que se dedican
& traspOrtar pasaieros de a lines de-
San Juan & Aguadilla.
Ell seior NJ. Jim6nez. Dnertorri.
queno 2 qnlen 81 gObierno ha quitado
q se.vlclo oe correos para darselo al
americana Mr.. Martin, ha puesto ma
comooa empress de automobiles en-
coLngSssnsAA N con los de dicho sefior.
-S0n InoslHo gel servicio de auto
MOVIES now, 9 lnataneias de alouien, 81
L.SSauo Is P5ocedluo 81 arregl0 de ID
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EN- Ia MATERMIDA.!D.

Aver & las 10 q. m. Sc unieron los
doctores Lippitt y Ramirez q sus COM
pafierOs para examinar 81 case de dis
tOcia de que hablamos en- nuestra 6Iti-
ma edici6n habiendo sido confrmadO
el diagn6stico veri6candose Ia version
podalica. operation que lleV6 & cabo el
DR.. Ramirez extraVendo eli fetO, para
10 que hubo que veneer difcpltades no
pequenas dado Ell estado de incomplete
dilRci6n y rigidez del 6tero.
El estado de la paciente es hasta
ahora satiafactoriO.
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P E S A N E

Lo damos muy sentido nuestro
bien estimado compafIero don Cri t6-
bal Real, director del SHeraldo Espa-
f1OlS por el fallecimiento de su peque-
no nifio, acaecido en- la mafIana de hoy.
r Todos los sOlicitos esfuerzos de Ia
ciencia fueron in6tiles impedir que
Ia muerte arrebatase & la tierna criatu-
ra, que era el encanto de un hogar,
ahora baio ell luto el doIor.
A todos los familiares del pequefIo
fenecido, especialmente & Ia sonora es-
posa de nuestro comps nero, hacemos
extensive nuestro sincere p6same.
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A v | 5 o..

Por acuerdo de la Junta Superior de
Sanidad, Y & petici6n de an candidate,
que por enfermedad dei6 de presentar-
Sc & examenes. con Rnuencia de la Jun
ia examinadora respective. Sc Hevaran
& efecto, en- Ia oficina de Ssnidad. exa-
menes extraordinarios para Farmac@u-
ticos en- los dias q, % Y 80 del corrien-
to mes & las de la mgflana.
Sc convoca { los aspirsnte que por
aIgun incidente iustificado dejsron de
asistir los anteriores ex6menes para
que 81 10 de sean presenter sus solicitu-
des y llenen los requisites que SO re-
quieren para dichos fines.
13 de Julio de 1904.
z. del Vale. M D.
Superintendent de Sanidad.
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Farmacla Colon

MediCAmentos freacos. .-DEe gas puEaS.-Es
peOial O5moro On 81 despacho de recetas poH
personal eompOtante.
Complete 1urtidO de gOringas de Prava
iitimoI modoloBs
1quidnd "a los preciog
PlasA Principal. Juan PuoFto Rico.
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INDICATOR GENERAL

CONSEJO LAS hEADREs NlaraOe calmanu
ds q sehora Winslow debe umpre que los nina
sstan en- periodic De u dentci0n Poporciona alivo
Immediate q Psque1o paciente, produce sueao
tuEa exaAquilo nhgn el dosoa e pag@itc dsspiersa
muY Vtvo alegga e muY agradab1a paladar, ealma
q nHdo abandA sncas, altvia dolores haee g.
els lao tdnciones del est6mngo ragua ~ intestnoR
vSnussSa - = dsnsici6n ds eu9qgasr9 otza sausa
1e6laeo mueh0 culdado pcd.E q Jexaha esalla1o1
& hSoAsEa WlllleWS4 = q iaieEG q ssda&
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GOCHE DIARlO.
ENTIRE PONCE Y AREClBO
o VlCEVERSA.
SALIDAS.

DAHIDAD.
De Ponce 4 Arecibo. a. m.
De Arecibo Ponce. .............l l21 a. m.
Este disrio enlazard con la llegada salida
del Ferrocarril de San Juan.
sAdem6s hay un segundo viaje hasta Ad-
luIltas 9 viceversa que saldra de Ponce q las
r. m. de Adjuntas las a. m.
PRECIOS.
De Ponce Adjuntas. s............. 81
De Adjuntas q Utuado. do.........
De Utuado Arecibo bo...."........ 1.50
Agencia en- Ponce, HOTEL MELIA.
4 Adiuntas, INDALEOIO GARCIA.
4 Utuado, MACARIO ZAPER.
Arecibo, ROSSE.
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ORRAS PUBLICAS'

Hoy empieza, por ell personal de
obras p6blicas, el deslinde de ID zona de
teFrenos de Ia reserva naval ca el ba-
rrio de Puerta de Terra, de esta Ca
pital.
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Hotel Frances.
38-TETUAN-88. So
n. del Vale. NJ. ID.
Superintendent de Sanidad.

Montado con todas las como didades para Ell
mas exquisite gusto.
Comidas al estilo. del pals y del extranjero.
Banas Y duchas a Ia moderna. Esmerado
trato
Precios m6dicos. Gale de TttuanSs. SO.
San Juan Puerto Rico
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COLEGlO- ROANOKE.
saIem-Virginia.

CursOs para grades, tambi6n curse conner
oial,
PFofesores competenteS.
$4,000 vol6menes en- la librerfa
Laboratorio de practica
Buena Influenza moral. iglesias
NO HAY CAFES. Situaci6n sana en- la
motaha
GAsTOS MUY INFIMoS. Ell 50 ano en-
pieza el IA de Septiembre.
Catalogo gratis.
Dirijase ~. A. MORCHEAD. Presidente
Is a.
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PRECIOs.
Francisco ]. Amy.

(Traductor por nom pramiento del
Gobierno Federal.
Gfrece sus servicios como especialis-
Ia On trabaios t6cnicos literarios,
PreCiOs m6dicos. LUNA 81.
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Francisco LaSSaIIO.
4BOGADO.

ofrece sus servieios profesionales. Gale
de Ia Cruz ndmero s4.-san Juan, l5y.a
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Maiz superior del Pals !
en- mediOs saCos 90. Loo
CementO DAGR0N en-
barriles 2-60
Mani superior en- saGOs
nuintal 400
ZlnC aCanalado, ameri- !
CanO de 6y8 pies 800
Zin lisO para techo, de3
pies, quintal $ 400
Dir Iiso nara Zorro, de !
6l2 MES, nu1ntal 400
San JuatO 1s y Is San Juan, Rico.
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eae.r> &c IA piel. lamado
Cl.Tt CBA. con los mas
F,lrn. 2 Iimpios ingreGi.
enies S,ipetiores : irescos
perfumes Nngun otro
jail on medicinal al pre-
seI,te adn2ile la compare
cica con e>te ensus cuali.
datcs para preservar,
rrrifcai y hermosear ls
Piel. el euero cabelludo ,
las monos, Por las cuali.
dades dlchas 80 hace indis
pensable su uso para los
nilos, la toilette = Ice
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CASA De HUESPEDES
CRISTO I6.

Habitaciones frescas. buenos bafiOs,
excelente comedor. con vista al mar.
COmidas ls EspafIOla Americana.
Sc admiten abonados. p. d.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1904-09-25
Wins Golf Championship.

ST. Louis, Sept 2i.-By defeating
National Champion H. Chandler Egan
of Exmoore up to play, in the finals
of the Olympian golf championship at
Glen Echo links today. George S. Lyon
former champion Of Canada, will take
the massive trophy and Olympian golf
medal to his Toronto home. Egan lost
the first hole to his veteran rival short
ly after II o'clock in the morning, in
deluge of rain. and for long route
cf "a nard-fought holes was never up
on the Canadian, playing very err
ratio game.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1904-09-25
General Harrison Allen Succumbs
to Heart Failure at the Ad.
vanced Age Of n.
LONG IN PUBLIC SERVICE
Entered the Union Army as a
Private in 1861 aud Gradu.
ally Worked His Way
to Prominence.

District Attorney Harrison Allen OF
this city yesterday received telegraphlc
news from Washington that his uncle'
General Harrison Allen, had dropped
dead at the national capital Friday aft
ernoon. of heart disease. District At
torney Allen was named after the gen.
eral, who since 1861 had been in the
public service. General Allen was about
u years of age. His death is very
generally regretted among public off,
cials, who knew him as man of honor
and ability.
General Allen enlisted in the union
army as private soldier April To-
1861: was elected captain upon or
ganization of the company; was pro-
moted TO major colonel and brigadier
general: was commissioned brigadier
general by the president for meritori-
Gus service in the field and approved
by the United States senate by unan-
imous vote.
Pennsylvania was General Aliens
native state, and after the war, in NO
yember 1865, and again in November,
1866, he was elected a member Of the
legislature of the keystone state. He
WINS elected state senator in 1859, and
in November, 1872. was elected audi
tor general of Pennsylvania, the Sec
ond highest Office in the state, which
he held for three years. He was elect
ed a delegate to the national repub-
iicar convention in 1858, 1872 and 1880.
At the convention of 1880 General AL
len was one of the "old guard for
Grant. and was given the medal OF the
SOC. Delegates to the number of 3o6
held out for the nomination OF Grant
for the third term. In 1882 General
Allen was appointed united States
marshal for Dakota territory tcom'
prising both present states) and wa'
unanimously confirmed by the senate
He held the office of marshal for foul
years. For four years he was chair
man of the state republican committee
of Dakota.
At the time of his death Genera
Allen was deputy auditor in the treas
ury department of the government HI
was first appointed to this position
by President Mckinley, in 1901, anC
the appointment was unanimously con
firmed by the United States senate. II
1902 he was reappointed By Presiden
Roosevelt for term Of four years tn
senate again unanimously confirming
the nomination.
General Allen is survived by Mrs
Allen. No children were ever born t
General and Mrs. Allen.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1904-09-25
New Star Bill.

Real vaudeville. Every act head
liner The acts that have been the hit
OF the season In Portland last week are
all coming to the Star next week. COM
mencing tomorrow, Monday. Here is
the list OF goodies: The Girdellars,
head to head balancing acrobats; Irene
Franklin. Americas foremost cornetlst; /;
Russell Il O'Neil, In n laughable abb
surdity. Sullivan, the Coachman; "
Emma o'Neil, the famous female BARI
tone; the illustrated songs and the
moving pictures. II this isn't the best
kind OF vaudeville, what Is? This bill
win tickle the most dyspeptic critic.
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POSSES AFTER ROBBERS.
Warm Fight Is Probable With Mon
tana Horsethieves.

Butte, Sept. 24.-A Billings special to
the Miner tonight says the Parkinson
brothers, known as the most notorious
horsethieves in eastern Montana, were
CAPTURED by Crow Indian police at the
agency this evening while endeavor-
ing to make their way out of the coun-
try on a stock train. Nine other fugi-
tives are still at large.
Mosher and Grady, the self-confessed
murderers of Sergeant of Police Han
nah. are armed with. Winchesters and
headed for the Jackson Hole country,
Posses are hot on their trail. A fight
will result when the men are overtaken,
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1904-09-25
SECOND PEACE CONFERENCE
CALLED BY THE PRESIDENT
Will at an Early Date Ask Nations OF
World to Assemble Again at The
Hague in Interests Of Peace.

Washington, Sept s4.-President
Roosevelt announced this afternoon
that at an early date he would ask the
nations Of the world to join second
congress at The Hague for the promo
ton of arbitration.
The occasion for the announcement
was the reception by the president Of
the delegates to the interparliamentary
union, which recently held session at
st, Louis.
The presidents announcement was
received by those present with enthus-
iastic applause.
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Prince Jollies Soribes.

wilma. Sept. 24.--Prlnce Sviatopolk-
Mirsky formerly governor general OF
wilma, and now minister of the interior.
IN a speech made. today, to representa- :
lives of the press, laid stress an the in,-
portance OF the newspapers. The prince
raid he was always Of the opinion that
the press, by Loyalty serving the true
needs Of the people, was extremely
useful and rendered great support Ia
the government.
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Had Poisoned the Salad.

Lexington, KY, Sept. 24.-The family
Of Judge Mulligan, former consul to
Samoa, was saved from death today by
negro servant breaking down just
as a meal was being served and asking
one of the members Of the family not
to eat the salmon salad The salad
contained strychnine enough to kill so
people.
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FAIRBANKS BUSY DAY.
Makes Eight Speeches, Closing With
Discussion of Tariff.

st. Paul, Sept. 24.-After, tour
through the First and Third congress-
ional districts of this state. in which
he made eight speeches, Senator Fair
banks closed a successful day by ad-
dressing a large audience in the Peo-
pies church tonight. At the meeting
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tonight Senator Clapp presided and
Senators Fairbanks and Dolliver and
MIR, Dunn were the speakers. While
here Fairbanks devoted himself largely
to the tariff
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Lady curzon Still Very H.

London, Sept. PA dispatch from
Walmer castle at midnight reported
that Lady Curzons condition was un-
changed.
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STREET CAR STRUCK HIM.
Major Thomas r. Adams Is Dying at
San Francisco.

San Francisco. Sept. 24.-Major
Thomas r. Adams, assistant Inspector
general of the division of the depart
ment of the Pacific, was struck by
street car tonight and fatally in
iured. He sustained a fracture of the
skull.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1904-09-25
What IL Life7

In the last analysts nobody knows,
but we do know that II Is under strict
law. Abuse that law even slightly, pain
results. Irregular living means de-
of the organs. resulting in
constipation, headache or liver trouble.
DR.. Kings New Life Pills quickly adj
justs this. It's gentle, yet though.
Only 25c at chas Rogers drug store.
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Roll for 1904 Completed Yester.
day and viii Be Equal
lied Immediately.
SMALL INCREASE IS SHOWN
Timber Land Valuations Show
Decrease as Compared With
Those Made ON the 1908
Roll.

Assessor Cornelius yesterday COM
pleted the assessment roll for the year
1904. The roll as completed yesterday
shows an increase over the 1903 roll
Of $Sl.sei. and an increase over the roll
OF 1909 of sl,59S.25o, The board OF
equalization will meet tomorrow for
the purpose Of hearing protests and
equalizing the assessment.
The value OF non -tillable lands Is
placed this year at $2.ll7,S04. This
character OF land includes that on
which there Is timber. This year the
assessor used five rates in classifying
timber lands. the rates ranging from
10 cents to 40 cents. Last year only
two rates were used7-40 cents and 20
cents.
Timber Lands Reduced.
The assessment of timber lands will
show reduction this year as compared
with last years assessments" said Mr..
Cornelius yesterday. This year there
were no exemptions. because the new
law did not make provision for them,
and consequently personal property
such as household effects was not as
sessed as high as formerly. Many per-
sons were assessed this year who had
never before been assessed, and the
assessment Of cattle. horses. sheep. etc,
was also reduced to the minimum
Last years assessment Of household cf-
fects was s76,650. as compared with an
assessment this year OF $62,so5. In
other respects there have been similar
reductions. Those dissatisfied with as
sessments must appear before the
board Of equalization, which meets on
Monday"
The Roll for 1904.
The roll for 1904 is as follows, as an
nounced yesterday by Assessor Cor
nelius:
Tillable land (5557.96 acres)..$ $3.50
Nom -tillable land (42O,s92.SS
| acres) Observation-Disclosures. 2,1l7,SO4
Value of decided land .....,. 144.4O7
Value of city and town lots. 1,1l2,433
Improvements on city and
town lots ................ 4s5,577
Railroad bed, telephone and
telegraph wires (G11.75
miles) ..................... 224.04t
Value rolling stock ......... S5,5Ot
Steamboats,. stationary en-
gines, manufacturing ma
chinery .................... 1875
Merchandise and stock In
trade ....,................ lIS.o5'
farming implements, wagons,
etc ....................... s,Sst
Money ................... 1905
Notes and accounts ........ 2O,27i
Shares of stock 10000 ..... 1880
Household furniture ...... 62,9OI
Horses (S06) ............... 1880
Cattle (4555) ............... 1856,
Sheep (1146) ............,.. 1,S0l
Swine (33S) ................. 67'
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Peace in Uruguay.

Montevideo, Uruguay, Sept. "a
Peace has concluded between the gov
ernment and the revolutionists.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-17
Observation-Disclosures
) NEWS IN BRIEF FROM
; WORLD AT LARGE
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

.,yAsH1NGToN.-Th President has !. de- de-
MED six applications for pardon ana t mas
exercised clcmency in, nine cases. =, !
NEW ORLEANS.-C. Il peterson was as
arrested to-day BY Detective MURPHY, o.
tbs safe deposit Company, Of Baltim 10, (
anS l9oa qetectiye s,icc ch fro wa
roiaery, Ala. It Is claimed that Peterson
e1.hezzled 5000 Of the funds of Of the farley
National Bank Of Montgomery. ~,
tina report from birmingham that the
position OF general manager Of the fe m
The death Of Theodore Kline has 6een
teruered to President Charles a; M 4,n,,lt
olsham, of the Atlanta and west fo'1' NJ
is without foundation.
HOUSTON, TENAs.---1t was announced
authoritatlvely to-day that Cecil a. Lyon,
Of Sherman Texas. chairman or line
state Republican Executive Committee,
will succeed r. r, IIawley as a member
Of the National Executive Committee at
the next convention. This. 1t is said,
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Old Sd ]. Dominion i Ranks Ranks Third il II
Number Of Her .1: Mi Inc e.
Springs.
MASSACHUSETTS Il IS FIRST Il;'s'i'|
New, Ne t rlss ':'s According :: to
Pamphlet Issucd BY Geo
J. logical Survey. .s5s#

Wrsn Se' SNsE''pnr e. 5dS i5ho
Geologica1 Survey l,as t,lst issued g 4. q
Papheaat 81, On t9 , sos that vrg
stands .tliirti ninnong the States II point
Of number Of such spr,ngs Manshouse en-,
sa~ds Frkt s Wh syfH tsPfs T9
from Virginn is iifty-six, us follows:
Aetna Lithin Springs, Roanoke Roanoke
d Xugusta White Ltthin Springs. near
1N Basic Sci LitRRa sprng, Basic City, Augusta
Beds Llth,a Springs, near Elkton. Rock
Beaaient .Iithia Spring. + Bec "u 70 II
Bellfont sprlng, near Manchester. ch 'es
Berry Hiii Mineral Spring, near Fix
Buffai o. fithia SPRINGS, Buffalo Llthin
Springs Msckennqrss e epns chase cty
60 Como Ii Lit7hia Spring East. Richmond
Henricog county.
near Gpt Waverly, SUSSEX county. !, Z,
Cove Lithin SPRING Wythevvillle. " y TN
Graf Craig Healing Spring, Vista Craig, Craig
Crockett Arsenic Litlia Spring, shaw vs.
Vile, Montgome cry county; u 4. I.
B Brup Rfln epeInE sprns 'eas car
j1yn, Alexandrin~ county. Z iS \, ],
Farmviile 5Lthia Springs Cum,b 3 vl!1 e,
county. near Farmvilie,, Prlnco s. u"t' ~
/ co 11nnticelo Lithia Spring, Chesterfield
county, near Richmond. =, !. e
Gollndo Lithiu Springs. Weyer's cave.
A Ha ugi An u and Tonic Spring,
Burkeville. Nottoway county Y, ! !, - |, i
Healing Springs, Healing Springs, Ba attn
.i Houston Lithia Spring, Houston, He'll Hall
II Hume Springs, St. Elmo. Alexandra ;s! 1'th''
s Iiunter's PULASKI Alum Springs. Walk
e1's Creek, PULASKI .county1 Z, , -
Jeffress Lithla Silica Springs, J Ell ress'
M 5ordsn WfkitS Sulphur Spring Stephen
SO Lone 3 jack Spring. candless' Mountain.
cs maPees e0 Ghiorinaed Lit1la Springs.
Ciarksvilie, Meckenburg county;
Massamctta 4 Springs, Harrsonburg,
f sSonayaIe aSuHs spring. Montvule,
SS Sge Git fDnn SPRINGS wytheviie wythse
Cornell Llthla Spring near strlbllns
otterburn Lithia and Magnesla Springs
melia,;.aNmelia count mt 81 e Z snrInrs,
no Sc 4 '2At
lPontinc Ss3 3f1rnatly Pewhatan) Spring,
near Iallssf Church. Alexandria county
j. ylratan' ii tn Ia. and Alum springs, near
Tobnocoylle, Powhatan county. e,,,a.
Rockbridgc Alum Springs, Alum l2 springs
sf Rubno Healing Lithias Springs. Heal al
ing Bath county t4&iIftt c. -, Y
n Scawright Magnetism Lltnln' eprA'S'
near staunton, Augusta county g1nd ss nr,n,,
Seven SprinGg,; near Glaae ops1Aihis l''
Ut n al ,nptOn county. 4l].A4 NJ !,
Shenandoah Alum Sprlng G's. .leai ~ -
subletts Litlia Spring near Danvil4e'
Pittsylvana county. c,,r,nrs
o! swineiotC1 bsst enteld county. lsl1
Virginia Magnetism Alkaline Springs
near Staunton. Augusta county. cnrtn,,s
Virginia Waukesha Lithlas SPRINGS
stanton. Augusta county. a,r
Wallawhatoola Alum Springs near leSaI
Millboro Spring, Bath county ,Uo,f .rran
T,epOt Hullfax county, is&5
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-17
BOYS HELD UP.
Building Trades Council 'lin Resent Resent
Appointment on Board.
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NORFOLK. VA, , Jan. ltS..--reirego' Y
Lawless. tie twolve-ycarrold. son@o & q q t
tornoy Joseph 7. I,awless. former n !lr secre-
tary of the Commonwealth. while In
portsmouth to-day was stopped by q
negro. who demanded to know what no
had In his pockets. There was no one ~
sight at tho time and tho boy escaped
from the negro by. running rapidly on.
A negro also held up ten-year-Iold Jacs
Jeltriess, son Of Attorney ohm y, JET
fries, in Norfolk, and obtained from the
boy twenty five cents in change BY
telling young Jcffries that the latter's
mother had told him to get tie money
from him for work done around the the
house. mn ii u bf w.
fol,. ,as been senrnged at the election
Of Charles G. Kiaer., president iot the
Central Labor Union, as a director OF
the jamestown Exposition,
The Dnildnr Trades people put up a.
Davis who was beaten. They regard this
as q challenge. and say that so long as
this is tho case, and they have the LABOR
needed to erect the exposition buildings
they will be heard from.