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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-10
THE i l:1:] PRODUCE MARKET,
No More Georgia Peaches This
Year-This Fruit Higher.

Yesterday, receipts being light. and the demand
far below hat kind of activity that makes
The The one seane OF active demand was In the
peach market. Tho Georgia peach cro,ps Is;
about exhausted. and the Virgil MIA orchard s
lioous fruit. are not supplying the demand,
The result that psaehes hays adIynnef from IN
II 20 to So per crate Wholesale Fairly good
fruit ean be had at sl,eh to ii;5o. There were
no material changes In the prices OF any otheri
article offered on the flock = tsl 'jat
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sR1u,HE Eli s|TocIx s1AR,;Z,lEE!'Ttl.!

All Rich mond, 53 Va, Aug o. 81 i32s.5B
Via u! 81. GOVERNMENT SEC uR1T1 Fss.
y u. as coupon. 1908. lo3 si9S. a.
a STATE y 'sEcuR1TIEs. Bid, Asked.
North Carolina As. CT, 1910. 1o2
Va 81 old, c. md r.. 1892 81. s59.
va Centuries ia. G. and r. 1891. 9s1s # W W "
CITY sEUCRITlEB .s5}f a. ~
Rioh city 4s, G. and r.. lsss-19to.. lo5 ..
RAILROAD BONDS. s3as 3S
Georgia Pacific 1st Is. G. is,: i 1is
eorg,l and Con. e. i. I. 1916
Fla and Southern a., ~ =,
scaboard Air Limo Al, 1850 ssh 30 ~
az STREET RAILWAY BON Ds. ssiIS a;
Norfolk St. ny. LIST IS. lsa, ilo
Z FIRE RAILWAYl srocKs Par: S II
Norfolk Railway and Light Co.,.. ~ a,s y Y
N aAILRoAD STOCKS. Pal,
Atlanta and Chariot i o2 T.
Atlantic Coast Line e
Atlantic Coast Line COM. 100 NJ ~
Atlantic Coast Line OF Conn. loo ~ III ~
II Chesapeako5 and Ohio. november! l1o 81
Norfolk and Western com loo y. "
Tich. Fred. and Pot. i " ~ seg ~:
r.. F. and F Div Obllg ...s....! ~ sss
r., +. and r & guar .loo -
BANK AND TRUST &C. "a sToc Ks.
American ulnai. lD l.5a 13o e
Broad !. - - ~
First National 4, 8 II ip -
state q vry ln.a i iSos ls :,
MISCELLANEOUS !. 9i$S s ~ 81
Old Dominion S. s.. Co. loo . IA
ya,-Car Chem pfd. ap ~ q Il ~
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( BARTON HEIGHTS

[ Mrs. H. r.. Holorn and grandson. James
collins. OF Virginia Avenue, have left for ~
Wait Ia relatives In Fayetteville. N, q.
Nj Junus burton. of Norfolk, Is visit Ing
al the home Of Ills alnt. MrA. john II. White
81 Lamb Avenue. a . =, III
the guest Of her cousin Miss Miriam Cross,
OF Hanover * =. !, ne. u !, NJ
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Chesas peake Ohio NJ

Cincinnati Indian apolls, 81. Louis, hlea,8I
sg8 90, II Loulsvilie, laahvills. hls.
2:l5 +. u. and II 100 z N. n daily.
Nestbound Local Train, u S,S Ia
$50 NJ. daily and 8 lis 2 week day..
Newport N eWs, n Norfolk and old Fsolns.S
100 A. II II and 100 r. ~, dali
Local for NEWPORT News and Old Point
:s6 Az NJ. and = 100 NJ daily IA
5sSS55s 8$ James III r liver Line, VI
10 20 At NJ DALI: b:ls =. M. week days. B&
Arrce Main Line from w est: 81 80 n A. M.
X! ~ !, ~ ], JIHS
g 100 p. NJ James River: sss 40 A. NJ se:ss
p. M q Daily Ex.5 Sunday 8S5yI
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b-pays In the Mountal ns-s

y EEay = " - - ~ '''' W. IN
sneclal train will leave Richmond, via
az q @, Railway, mt IA noon Thursday,
August 18th, for Chariot tesyllle, HOT
Springs. White sulphur and intermediate :,
stations. Tickets good returning on q, az
70 GUAR trains until Tuesday, August 2lst
inclusive Rates to stations, CImrlottes-.
Vile to Alton, inclusive, $780, Basic 81
stanton, Inclusive, $500; Mount Elllots
"a clifton Forge, Inclusive, $500, and
aCoyington to Hot Springs and White sui
.phur, inclusive. - 90,
The most attractive excursion sof the
'sleason. Five days an tina ylrgtnta no'i'Hla.T
,tairls. a, s5S a * n 4 "a
y Health, pleasure and recreation.
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National r.. r.. OF Mexico con- 4s..s.....B IS 81
New York Central gen. ....... s2M
Ncy& 1ersev ca ntra1 gen, Is 3. Z. l25 vs.
b 4 a. I. 4. loas
Nerthern Is 81 cfn a. III q, 4. 7bM
Norfoik ma West err, con. 81. 1oo1s
{Ireron short r linn roflr1ding Win
R RsaGiylya 1.nef eSny ~ s
81 IT o,ta IA iron Mountain con. ba...... ia #
St nis and sa 'FranciHco fg. 8. s2it
81 Salt con- A 7t &
Seaboard "A Line ID 81 Y
sousharn Pad f1c i. 4. /. * II 81
Southern Pacific htE q. cert ii1cat ties O.
soiither,i and Pncifc lists i. y. 1875
al + nj West rn "a 80 TIL
iyninn1 1Saci1c IL 4.
tIniied states Steel ID s6s.. Ssss
yVah ~ II sts . . Z, Is 5
Wabash e Deb. 3 81
western Md. q. 4. S4N
UeeIif1g and AXE Erie As .......,,v....... S8E
wisconsin a Central As {. bya
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I Leaf Tobacco Market.

packages OF sun- cured stock dropping In now
and then during the week for to.day's breaks;
the probnbiity Is that there will he several
sales at tie warehous this morning. The
breaks will not ba large. hut The stock will be
worth the attention OF tho buyers. Il, s
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CLOSING Il, BOND B, QUOTATIONS.

I ChIcago, Il. n. and Pacific n r 4s...... =
Chicn9o r Land Pacific r. r. coll 6s.. e2tt
CT c., c. and ST Louis gen.
Colorado Industrial S.. series "a
colorado Industrial S. series B...s......9 74h
Colorado Midland IA \. !. 8.
Colorado and Southern a. .,...,... 9lA
CHA 81 +. !. !. Z. 1854
Denver AID Rio Grn,1de 40 Y. 99i
DistillersH BecuI1tea ST.. S1ia
+. "a rrior linri IN !. 3. 1O2 ~
Erie General so
Hooking ALLEY 1o S a
Jspar, H., Id series . 4. .......,... eSh
ia pa III, ttllcate a 9is
Il pan a. cert Acates. S3i
japan as certifcates 2d series. 81 u
Louisville and Nash Unified IS. S1oi
M Menes ,'ae ce sqn;G' xe,a
Mexican Cent ral lat 10 n
Minn. ard a.. Louis III. Is, =. 4Eg
Missot,r1 Ks nsas and Texas A. 01is
lMisso,iri, rs Ka nsas and Tcxhs 2da. S6la
Mobile and Ohio Collateral Trust ts..,.... %
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STOCK RR OKERs.
GEO KING & ca,

11o1H %. Main st., Richmond. Va,
STOCKS, COTTON AND aRAl n. u
fractional Lots q Specially,
Close Attention te outroS u own 4Aeeounts.i
/ 4 .3s 81, Nh PRIVATE WIZ Es, AS n n IS Is
thKWl YoR /, ct lc Aao 81 y EW Or LEANS
! 4 western Linton Branch IN our office.
stock Ticker In customsF' Eeom.
b mhsre
Richmond Grain ana Cotton Exenanse,i
n.e'. az ''Hs 'as sfy sss .ysa
lsnd have " and vIFss ysAt 4 ~ avy Sas
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RIchmond and Petersburg Electric Ra|lVlYl,,zs

'atreets. MnncheEtsr every hour Ion ,ths hou.ls
from q A, M Is 10 NJ Last car a m n, y.
a Cara leave HetersburR. foot G.of Syssmor,S?
Street. every hour from n
n Last car ~ q z: NJ i'''sea ear ~ ~
= Gears cars from Petsrsburs connecting Rich.
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NEW YORK PIODU OF NIARlK lIE,

NEW YORK. Aug. q. FLO IRIS eady I, l Rye
FiourNouct Cornmeal- STEADY Rye-No mi-.l
s{ss .xs5 f1s5sss
Corn Easy: eleyator options
IA c ne /; lower September. g oecem-,
Der. Ga mtxsd, ssc. ,so,s IA.
iam.ly salkS.9
PROM
tinent, g z alley ims
steady ss,l 5S!s IS SO = lufpe''
ifl RIsea q ola Spot
Rio. steady; No.t invoice Stsc.;s mlld.5 s.eany;
cordova 9Il2Ac. Futures steady 7, at q 1, NJ. net
fair refining sac :scentr ifuga 37sc; molasses
sugar -isGsMc; refined, steady. l nussea-
Firm; extra creamery, I, and 1n
southern yeew per bar bar
rel ana uh ne stes
Freghts to I4lverpool-Ste y COTTON ~
crude Z, a. b. mills. asc. prime summer ys,-
low. ;st aSs.lc.: prime white. 4ac.; prime WIN.
& CHICAGO. I'LL. Aug 9,--Improved weather
conditions and fear that the government re-
hort Ia he made public to-rporroW wou4a sH1w
a br Weld caused weakness to- DAY IN t ,ns
local wheat market Az the close wheat 10, t0r
September delivery was on Corn was aHwn
Ne, Oats showed n loss OF \ a9hc. PROVISIONS
Mere unchanged to loDl9fe;;,,, lowe,r ,u ciose
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S,eE.aboard Air Line Railway,

4southbound q aims Leave ohmond u aIIy
';s9 Iot, a' WilH,ihston .
$50 P. Through steamers and Gosc n
lsn.s. nrm nn;aa aon sssysnnsh
"a "a 3. n Through cosche. and lsleepers SAYS
$50 AMMAN Jacksonvil Atlanta B!rminghemf
q orthbound trains Arrive chmond Daily
30 "A NJ, Ass IN, NJ. ;so = y. s;
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laAliLAcAt,s.
sAiLHoAtss. SsSlE
II ; ;;s:;s /: "

II : :;;:s::;;si':;;:! \,
Srrslns Lsavs HishnSn v Il
4 s:to n. \, -Daity. 4 BYRD ~ q rhte@Es
ttSo5 "a. 4DAi ly-. fAih So fhfu4S III ET
&tln ". M--vsek baysAH bA. tfssssss = 4
AoeUfhirbdAtlony q
ttto AIM Byfd u NJ. \.
y 10 nooni.WsSk Days4-DyfdS u Yhfcn1A IAg
sAU p. N.--Wsek Bays Byrd ~ Il 1tSeefls4ll
Rufk aoc0tut1o1l el00. a. ll Es7sSz
4 sioS p.N.-DAiy..MAiAfs ~ " TtsstQ Y
ss0 T. A.-Wask DAss-- AibA. AshAe ~ VI "a
Bslse 7. .nslSlS-pysd III ~ rhses 81
N rselns = 4 I. :Iss
''s s a. mWtss pass-sleA Asaeas
9 sAo Al 4. A.--Wssk Days-Hyfd u # S'fsdsfteas
pat8 AoconnmodAA LION
49, n.--Dally--A D. 9AteuS ~ ..s! i'm
- - - -. 49, M,--Week DAyS--Dtfd
t s;iS BIN psiiy Main Y, ThsouS
1tso.,, 7.
SIS AABB:lly-Byrs 3, sssssss
s iso,r;;, N !. -ltaiiy- Main st. Through SD N
~ b5S .Pulln,an Sleeping ot PAflor Cat9.
,rn, ap5 ~ trains except trains
moaS .inh 100 wsek and local AoeSa
to a,mi III Ns ss con-
I..t =. ! DYKE 6. W. GULF. ?. sTA1ioslAl.
sHss.. 70 Prest. GenL supt. TraSsA IL IN,
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKET. Jet.
prANIIT,. MARKET,

Z n eport ed bv5 Rod gera McCabeE. q e. 49,
PETERsByRG Aug y &
steady at sac. fol. fancy
stock !; machine picked. AZ. Gp2A c. li
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ATT .AlNTlC COAST III lSB

ss} 81 EFFECTIYE$ MAY 77TI.l 88S
Trains leave Richmond da "
VI For Florid and Sout b. 055 n II :2s ~ -
y For NJ and w. Ry West. ls ito and p:,o
Pr NJ, ao, o 40 P.f rs and II 80 r &
For Goldsboro and Fayettevtlie = :ss p.sM ..s
Is Trains / arrive Rioh Eond dal ~: RS 6:lo. q
sslo rs and 1l;4o oo. s;so. s;ss
And e 80 p n. SKI
III Except Sunday. i sssun day. only ].
lions not guaranteed. {{iSss
M SI SSs7 ,9aE @, 8. CAMPBELL. p, P.a&
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n COTyTONNNIARIl 4

# NEW 4 YORK;, Aug o.-The cotton market
was active to-day and prices broke Sharply
10 a new low level for the season under heavy
Liquidation and bear pressure which was =. az i
traders. who did most OF tho lbusness AFTER -
some selling through wire houses during ~, .as .
rly session S The close was only pr polls
up from the lowest at a net dccnno aot lsI y
points. Sales for the day were esIimatea y. !.
soo. 900 bales The market opened stsady. at
little better than due on e nMl ky
market soon weakened under the fayoranls
,veat her reports and private wires from n CIV
Orleans reporting that the interior was ollerlng
spot ton moro freely. some nrominent . Iva
brokers sars the ssena
less than 100. 900 bales during the middle ses-
sion. Tho cotton was believed to be Tor the
account OF recent bulls. whom some thougnt
TO be going short for turn. while, otherS ha
5tio@of long accounts. Recent buyers for a re.
J action also l!quldatad and doubled on I. y, me
short side on a scale down. and taken alto
getherEtheS market acted very weak and unset.
tied. October sold OF to 30 and December 70
e7s, OF about sea = polnts net lower, eG md
/ over a cent or about s n bale down from
he'8high Level OF last May. There was cov-
ering enough ut the decline to cause "a slight
rally but there was nc. snap to Tho puylns,
and hut little signof bull support. while local
professionals we're taking stil lower prices y
Ierest, Southern spot markets We're unchanged
4 Rcceipta at the ports to-day were 1905 bales
against e.sis last week and " oss last X year
New Orleans, 80 bales against aoes last yea n
Ind at Houston 2.A3l bales against a,9a5 last
year. 5s6t ISL 3aI# lftFts @ t9 "
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V litl la...- p . ..,i -.
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND, AUG, 9, 1923,

83S PORT OF RICHMOND, AUG, 9. 1923.
ARR1vED. AZ All u
~ Steamer Brandon, Harvey. 3 Norfolk. rerchan-
disc and passengers. Old Dominion Lin
&E Steamer Poca hontas. Graves; NortolEs ana
James River landings mercha ndse and pas
sengere. Virginia Nav gation Company I,
" sA LIE D. III
81 Steamer Brandon. Harvey Norfolk. merchan-
disc and passengers. Old Dominion Line.
PORT OF WEST POINT. AUG. ., 1905.
l3S. ARRIVED. s.s asfs, Il
Steamship Charlotte Murphy. Bal more, pas
sengers and general cargo. NJ q. rs
passengers and general cargo. ii
J. SAILED. 81
"a Steamship; Cha riot te Murphy. Baltimore, pas
sergers and general cargo. AK vi IS d. y, W
4 Steamer Elm City, Haynes. Mattapont Rlyfr
pa sse ngers and general cargo.
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RICHMOND GRAIN MARKET. /,
Rie b, !, n J, /, Va 7, ps, Vi 1905,

U 34 M N \ QpoTATloNa, Il a "a ,Y9ilI
I IA. = red Gear LOT s) &, ~. 4. s, gs 7s
f No. red Gear lots) q. q. AZ 4 a
sts,s,,}eE { {sar IIo oss}
Virginia dag lots) 10 g g g g 81
Virginia bag lots ger ssedls'ss = 3 sss
@ ysSII.;s s car sss So: sS
~ II LOT Isl I, I. !, I. n, a # 80 A
IA. mixed icat lotsl {, 4; q 6s5s
Virginia bag s.ts' Sq q spAs
Sc. I mixed keays lqts SUNNI n 4 ss \
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. \ Eyys3 81 LTsAN5, Il Aug. o.-COIToN-spot
closed quiet and ateady with prices unchnnsea;
70 bales on ths sa sep|y
steady. 2a7 points under yasterday's close.
On good crop news the market began I, e snow
my ID direction Tor soma time Heavy selling
bybears crop news reports that r. G re
operator York wis selilng "a fore
roon.jtB midday q when the ecine rea Z, cnedi
its culn,ination and tho u pear
Uniformly extended 10 about 20 point no
close was In general al title above tho .ioWest.
with the arket steady and prices Io'!'s
Cotton futures closed stead 81 folow 80 I,
gust ss2 ess; 0eto MIA - Az:
February, 9s7i March, g. 81 Fl
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EXC sioNs TO NATu.
Il RAJ BRIDGE, GUIDING HOTEL
AcCoMMOD DAT ON 8, " IA CHE S.
gAPEAkE a. OH O railway. 81
III Tickets sold on Fridays. and SATURDAYS
good until Monday and TUESDAY follow
Ing, including stage from station %
Bridge, admission to the Bridge sane no 10
tel accommodate ions. . &. 4, E. y.
Saturday tickets. with hotel { &C. Z,
tdations until dinner SUNDAY y seVV' Wy
breakfast Monday. $3.50,
Friday tickets, With hotel accom- notla-
tons until dinner Sunday, $1,000; until
Sbreakfast Monday, tl1,boi until break \
fast Tuesday, sla,bo. s.,
Spend sunday at this Natural Wonder
OF Virginia and charming mountain re- re-
sort, f5l III f}Es8igi t lsls$ w lbF '5f3
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nRy. Gnnps MARKET.

4 NEW YORK, "a ug. g. The dry goods ma rket
to- day was strong and prices r.
domestic ress goods and linens, An appeal
has been sent out N for the estah ishment OF
d h Blk cond itonng house IN New fork, las
this mort is now said TO be the largest in silk
receipts In the world. K Z ss
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pAITIMoRE, MD, Aus. p.-FI4OUR--Easier
ana unchanged. W'heat STEADY !; spot contract
IssG southeE BY sampe saplsS; co opr,,,
bsls q SOlko. n Oats Firnleri No. 2 mixed, 500,
Rys-s steady and nnch ayassss
tn,.S Firm at 20c 81 Cheese--Aclye and un-
chssngod AT 1lN 9ls'se, sugar-stea'ly and Bun7
changed, r. ss isfts a. M
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* NAVAL STORES.

WILMINGTON. N. c.. Aug 9.-SPIR1T1vs
casks Ros!n-Nothing doing receipts. $40 bar
;rcls Ts Tar-Firm at 800: receipts, 66 barrels
165 barrels 'stss- Es5 l3$ NJ
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* Total since scptarnber Ist a all port s;TEet
$40, 702 bales; export to Great Brtain
2.ss20 b94 :, "a XIX
$50 84s bales TO japan. llsV 9i',
bales :$ to Mexico. 2, 7s4 bales. 3S s
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rALT1Mo ORE STOCK MAR K E;:1G,
XXX BALTIMORE, MD. Aug: apoaTd - ~ y
Line, common and preferred othiHg dotn 81
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Mu No yellow,
&c. &c. i No. oats es,e; No swh!te asss
No white. soa7aalzc No rye3 esc.. !, Coco o >
wss;sr sio shors rihs iidss 4 Y SIG 20
i ia hounds. ;s.s5; short clear sides (boxedl.
IS. s7il q9,bO, Whiskey. basis OF high w s]
81, 20, Butter-Market lrm, creamerles !Sqpsic,;
inoiuded italec, /; drsts. ioAc,; prime t,rsts,
iSc. !, extras, a0,tc. Cheese-Fsrm at llQol21oss
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Cotton futures closed steady:
!. ga'I13Eii t3- yilS9Sf Open. High I.oW, Close
August ....,..,.~ ~ S S'ei S' % az
3September .,,,.... ~ oo'saa SS'no a ~
October e.So oo'nn"'348 x ~ oya
November IN, .,,,.., W. XIV o.o1 ~ o'7s
December .,.,.,.., ,oo'n 80 SS'sa s q az
lanua ry5 f,,,,.,,,,,.!o,va i,nnnn aos 5e} q az
February l,,,.t,,..l0 ~ jinn W oo'"1 * n
sno. cottnn closed uuIet and steady. 70 points
Iee h9s maalIns upands midding gulf
O.S5t sales. 1856 bales. Il Z NJ Ii s5at
Cotton, quiet; - 60 Eross IL
Total to-day at ali portaNet rseepts 3,s y
5)aies 4 export 10 Great Britain h25 bales; 20
me- Continent Z, iSS bales 70 japAn't stp pt.so'
CONSOLIDATED at all portsNet receipts; so.: y
ales export to Great Britain, s7z ~ na e ~
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-11-13
las e!sCclOnas en- Faiardo.
EI Iusz PaIaGIOs Rodriguez.

-segdn informeB recibidCs de FaiardO,
con reSpecto al periodic electoral ALI, el
juez municipal INFERNO senior Lcio. Pala.
clos Rodriguez, se muestra muy satisfecho
de la conducta que observaron los jefes
polfticoB de ambas colectividadeg, unionis.
ta y republican,, que, en- union del Official
de la policfa Eefior Schettini y guardiaB
Bus 6rdenes, Coadyuvaron al mayor orden
y respeto del derecho de los demas.
Fajardo di6 tambien otra magnfica
prueba de su cultura con la conducta de
los ciudadanos que allf hicieron uso de su
derecho electoral, luchando con denuedo;
pero con alteza de miraB, y procedimientoa
por el triunfo de sus ideales.
FL triunfo de la Union ha sido celebEa'
do sin alardes de niugdn genero , procu.
rando no herir las suceptibilidades de los
compatriotas que militan en- otro puesto y
que son hijos de una misma TERRA que
al mejoramiento de ella han de contribuir.
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PARA ANULAR EL
trust del ta5aCO
Causa pIessntada ante "a COIte De
Newark.
DlIO Ml. LlndahurY que d G0mbInaCltn hahia sliO
ratItIeada poi GonssallmIsnto mSRIms Do Ia
COapafII.


Sc han empezado los procadimientos pa
"a anuIar 81 immense trust del tabaco-
dice 81 WOrld--Y II fuerza de sus milo.
mes de seguridades valoreg
La causa fu6 presentada & Ia Corte de-
Newark N. ]. por Richard T. Dana como
administrator de las propiedades de su
padre, quien hene 100 acciones de la
Compafifa de Tabaco Americana Ia que
est6 en combination con Ia Compafifa de-
Tabaco Consolidate, que es Ia que repre-
senta el trust ahora.
Mr.. Dana nunca cambi6 sus valcres por
las seguridades ofrecidas en- Ia ctra Com
pf mia, aseguTando que la combilaci6n de
1904 es nula pueeto que el nunca fue mo-
tifieado de este = nunca di6 Bu consents
miento
james b. Duke, presidents del trust fu6
un testigo auditiYo , varios abogados ee-
taban presantes para proteger los intereNs
de- Is Compa1fa.
El trust de Ia companfa Morton que
tiene una hipoteca sobre ell trust del Ia.
bacc, ettaba repfeaentado por Bronson
Wiothrop. Una extrafia question se pre-
sento cuando al Vice-canciller Pitney, iuez
de Ia causa, Se le reeord6 que 6l era Ere-
silente y accionista del banco que poaee
alguncn de los yaIorcs discntidoa
Mr.. Lindabury dijo que Ia combination
habia gido ratifcada por el consentimier-
to unanime de IL Compa1ta; que al de-
mandante se le habfa ofrecido por sus va
lores Ia cantidad cOnveniente coz todos los
diEidendos posibles que aumentasen hasta
1 800 cuando Ia c6dula de Ia compaffa
espire
El abogado por Mr.. Dana pidi6 que Is
combination fueae declarada nula y sin
efscto, = que los bienes de Ia Compafifa
original fuesen indsgadoB entregados 4
Il "American Tobacco Company"
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Iuzgada Dc Paz.

Narciso Reyes, por dar carreras gritoc
y profsrir frases obscenas en- Ii plaza de
aEmaa Is dias.
Juan de Dios Nazario, por promover
eacandalO , atropellar 4 Jovita Reyes,
Is pesos
" ntura Fernandez, por proferir insul-
tos contra Ia famitia Florit, en- Puerta de
TERRA, pesos.
Eugenio Louariel Ramon Rivera, per
rifa, Is dias cada uno.
Jose Orosco, por situarse en- puesto iio
para Ia venta de frutos, / peso.
Alejandro Rodriguez Pablo Mojica,
por cargar con Al quintales cada carreta
de las. que conducfan tiradas por una sola
yunta de bueyes, pesos cada uno.
Arturo Plaza, por cargar con 80 quin.
tales una carreta tirada con una sola yum.
T. de bueyes 10 pesos.
Ana Mangual J Nicolasa Cruz por pro.
ferir frases obscenas, pesos cada una.
Gabriel Ferrer, Miguel CaTrillo, Mar.
celino Vazquez, Ignacio Galindez, Fran.
cisco Perez Rafael GranadoB, por no te-
ner escu uaidores en- sus eBtablecimieLto tos,
| peso cada uno.
Rafael Adorno Maximiliano Calde.
ron por no llevar luz on sus carros Z las
8 p. m, 3 pesos cada Ino.
M6ximo Falcon Felix Rivars; por
dormir en- Sitios p6blicos
Primitive Estrada, por tener lIena en-
NAL estado Ia letrina de una casa en- San
turce 5 pesos.
Jose Centeno y Jose Aquino, por car
gar con 40 quintales .carretas con una sola
yunta, pesos cada uno.
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El tsrr0noto de Hogalss, pueblo De Chile,

Ell pueblo de Nogales en- Chile ofrecfa
el espectaculo mas desolador despu6s del
terremoto. Puede afrmarHe no qued6 ca
sa nj edifcio alguno~ en- pie. 81 CONAN
dante de policfa constat6 IA muertes en- Ia
comuna de Nogaleg
Un palacio inconcluso SO vino al suelo
en- gran parte, presentando enormes grie-
taE
Las casas de la hacienda Sc destruyeron
tambien casi en- su totalidad, como tambi@n
las casas de inquiIinaie administration
de los alrededoreR En- dicha localidad el
terremoto revisti6 estraordinaria fuerza
Produio grandes grietas en- 81 terreno veci-
no las casas de la hacienda y sac6 al al
re gran parte de los cimientos de los edif-
clos.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-11-13

-Se encuentra en- San Juan nuestro
diHtinguidO compatriota 81 DR.. Roure, de
Isabella. Bien venido.
-El Eargento Cuin, de la policia inhu-
lar, telegTafl6 al sefior Lyones Superinten-
dente dc elecciones, manifeatandoIe que Ia
Recommendation del prescirto electoral 6e
Jayuya be Bido entregada al sub-agente
Mr.. Williams, para Bu remis'6n 4 SIN
Juan.
lei Sr. Alfonso AguiiaF smp.eado del
Departamento del Interior y de serYicio
sa C6guag ~ encasntTs % San Juan,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-11-13
% perIadlsta e0ndsnad0
por dsIlto dsIssa msJsstad.

Herr Wabersky, editor del sHambur.
ger Echo, acaba de ser condenado & diez
meses de prisi6n por crimen de lesa ma
jestad.
Este periodista critic6 al Ksiser por
haber cogido flores, durante bu vista Z
Metz, de Ia -tumba de los soldadoB, por
habsrlas enyiado en seguida al ], fe Polfti-
co de Hamburgo
Es bien sabido que en-. .Alemania, el be.
cho de cortar flores en- un jardfn p1blico,
es considerable como un delito.
Sefalando 81 hecho mencionado arriba,
6 indicando autor al Emperador mismo,
Herr WaberskY acusaba 81 Kaiser de un
delito J cometfa por este hecho, an crimen
de lesa majestad, 10 que ha motivado su
condemnation.
La prensa alemana se ha mostEado muy
reBeryada sobre 81 particular; pero Ia in
glesa, J sebre todo Il francesa. han hecho
C6mico 81 asunto, exagerando Ia seYeridad
del Kaiser, y ridiculizando, en- cierto modo
Il delicadeza de Ii real persona de Gui
Ilermo III.
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El polvo que Be levanta en Ia care.
terra de Santurce 90 verdaderamente asf-
xiante. Debiera regarse alguaa vez y asf
81 vecindario resultaria menos peIjudicado.
-Muchas personals han estado en- estos
dfas en- h Mansion Ejecutiva con objeto
dc enterarss del estado de salud del &C.
bernador Winthrop quien eat6 complies
mente Testablecido de- Ia 1eVe dolencia que
le retuvo tres dfas en- CANA.
Hoy & las 4 p. n. se reune II Junta
Central de Uni6r.