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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-08-25
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CamblOS 00rrlentes
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AseiOnos
BSnco de Pto. Rico . 25 & 70
Bsneo Territorial. Q 16 & 1S.
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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-08-25

La selioritA Maria Dolores H.
mares hs solieltado una beea penaio
nads por sl munisip!o do San Juan
para ir & eatudiar una carrera & loa
E't,dos Unidos.
-El Oonesio municipal nombr6
Anochs una oomisi6n mixts, eompues
10 do 10 do Fomsnto y dc los seq ores
prsaidente del ayuntamiento y eoneeja
lss sefiores Rlvero, Amador y RAmi'
roe. para que informsn IL que eonidsren
eonvenients aceroA del estAblsei miento
dc uus plsntA e.eotrisa municipal On
estA eiudad.
Ell Alcslde de Marieao don Luis
Znzuarregui, ha tenido 10 atsnci6n de
rsmitirnos el irforms do aqusl Ayunla
mlento correspondents 81 Ano econ6.
mioo do l,SC6 & 0C8 Entra las par.
tidas que han sido obisto de especial
inkres 6guran los prerequisites de
bsnsdsereia y sanidad ldblisa. &C mo
tambiea 10 inssrusei6n que hs meiors .
do notA blemente On disho pueblo.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-08-25
DEL FRIO AL FUEGO

-SeGorto Doa inerrumpe mCzo, que vsya uated, de
parte de Ia Nho orita Purs que vsya 3 enasysr
Parto cumplmiento do mis- Artisticoa debsrs Esta
Iura orpa VerdAd Antea de aearme dice En-
riqus
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ahora de Is vueven perdersee Tene puesta s horQui
llas tods ls Graca del mundo
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e ensayo dv6n Cbaro les amples borrosss an
gcas hjas del coron No estsb dc 16 Los ceos de
mi loco amigo POGO pusos Es ella shora que me pre-
guntS 81 h6sr En- anto SAris CambiSndoms rapi
6ms mirada da toda passion todas las aegur
dades de Hgadad ncreb equvArls de aentes
de hcer pape m hacienda para que 10 apenda anda
uxs vsne mi cSnddAmen ochSndOss Atrss negra msenA
lanosa con ambss mAncS vuetA ls n6E
r-Uatsd se6or Servant 70 diriGfs en- 90 ausencia
-VAyS, i 90 uHed profesoAl- reclamA Para boba-
mente
-Cuando noetk el professor repcs cubsnita con una
humidad llena de graca yendo sentarss unto Luoa
Tmo ellibretc. Frente . ID ttpgo Eura e te-
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e tono Bn ademsncI no hay Sus bzos
deIe aunque fpQe frio chimenes de mil dn
Unicsmente cuando al msridto 81 tepitnto
para hicerie mimos cobra lndeess verdad
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uno de astos momentoa.
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que uGted por beSarle
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deiGme eudiars 70 sin embargo detrss de elos
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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-08-25
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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-08-25

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In los agrios y natos del sst6mAgo.
Contra 10 iaqueaa.
Contra el estre6imiento
Contra 10 bills.
Como refreveNuts,
y PEOkPECTOS
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-08-25

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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-22
SAVES NEW YORK MAN
FROM KILLING HIMSELF
lspecial to The Tines-Dispateh. !

NORFOLK, VA, December 2I1Henrv
J.. sutton. an electrical and civil en-
gineer from New York City. is in a serious
condition in the Norfolk county Jail as
a result OF an attempt at suicide yester-
day afternoon at Port Norfolk. ana b,,+
for the efforts Of Conductor cherry Of
the Norfolk and Portsmouth Traction
Company. the attempt would have been
successful
As Cherry's car was passing through
Mt Vernon Avenue. in Mount Herman
Yesterday ne noticed sutton near tbo
track and saw the man slash himself
across his throat with a pocketISnffe NJ
merry Jumped from the car. seized the
Wouid-be suicide and brought hin, 10
toWn on the car. Sutton was very weak
from loss OF blood when he arrived AZ tbo
jan but. after his wound was dressed b,,
county Physician Morgan he improved
e Sd'o mat some one was after him
80 ne wanted to kill himself to avoid
Delng killed by others He gave an g.
formation that he had a wife ana cbild
IN New York. and that he came bers
water Railroad '-o nut
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-22
BEAUTIFUL WEDDING
IN CHASE CITY
Miss Susie Douglas Morton Be
comes Bride of Mr.. Thomas
Owen Easley.

CHASE CITY. VA. December ei-A
beautiful wedding and ono of great in
terest to friends and relatives in THIS
place and in South Boston. was that OF
Miss Susie Douglas Morton. daughter OF
Mrs. Susan Hoge Morton. Of Chase city.
to Mr.. Thomas Owen Easley. OF South
Boston.
1t took place at II o'clock on the morn
ing Of December 18th. at the home OF the
brides sister. Mrs. a. T. Finch. Rev. DR..
Thomas Drew. of the Presbvterian
Church. officiatlng.
The marriage was quiet. but elegant. ON
account OF Illness in the family. only the
immediate relatives were present. The
parlor was artistically decorated in pinL
and green. running cedar and pink carna-
uons making beautiful picture under tho
shaded lights.
The bride entered with her maid or
honor' Miss Mamie Easley. Of Soutb
Boston. sister OF the groom. v-bo
came in with DR. Singleton Belt. IT,
maid OF honor wore white silk hand-en-
bFoidered' and carried an armful of ninl
carnations P''iN
The bride was exquisiteiy gowned f.,
white crepe de chine. with princess lace
trimmings. '''es
A pearl brooch. the groom's gift. held
The folds OF her veil. and she car-t-,s
orchids and white carnations.
MI and Mrs. Easley will return from,
a snort Northern trip to spend the hoIi-
days in South Boston.
among the out-of-town guests were
colonel and AIRS. Henry Easlev the
groom's parents. Miss Florence Easlev
ana Dr. Singleton Belt. an OF south Bos-
ton. Va
Tho handsome ana numerous gift- 70
ceived. attest the popularity of the young
couple
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-22
DIR. THOS. S. DUNAWAY HAS
STROKE OF PARALYSIS
Widely-Known Baptist Minister
Stricken and Can Scarcely
Speak.

FREDERICKSBURG, VA. Defender
2l.-Rev. Dr. Thomas S Dunaway. OF
this ciO-. the well-knOwn and venerable
Baptist minister. who for thirty three
years was pastor Of the Baptist Church
here. and formerly president OF the Cen
eral Baptist Association Of the State is
in here at the home OF his daughter, Mrs
Annie y. Baker. having been stricken
with paralysis Of the throat. He is i'm
proving slowly, and can articulate slight
ly. but with some difficulty. He is re-
Ceiviug every care and attention. and
il IS thought that he Will recover his
power or speech.
A number OF large sales Of turkeys
have been made here by farmers from
the surrounding section. Among them
was sale Of IS turkeys by r. J. Hum
phreys OF Caroline county. which netted
him SlSS.Os. and c. A. Baker, OF the same
county sold % for SIS 20.
Fredericksburg College and the public
schools closed to-day for the Christmas
holidays. and will not reopen until jan
uary %.
Miss Lucy p. Tauaferro. OF Orange
county. has gone to Jacksonville. Fla, TO
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-22
MADE DEMURRAGE
RULES UNIFORM
Railroad Leaders Hold Important
Conference in Norfolk-No
Decision Announced.

NORFOLK. VA. December 2l-Prorni-
neut railroad men, representing every
coal-carrying road in the East. were in
conference here to-day on the question
OF demurrage on coal at the Atlantic
ports. There is now no uniformity I'm the
rules governing coal demurrage and IL
Is 70 establish uniform rules that the con-
ference was held. No rules were an
nounced after the conference, however.
Those i'm the conference We're Ar
thur Hale. general superintendent Of
transportation OF the Baltimore and
ohio, chairman. J. +. Fairbanks. ~
the American Railway Association
secretary: j. l.. Dubarry. superio-
tendent OF terminals OF the Norfolk, ana
Western; General Manager G.. u. DovIe
OF the Chesapeake and Ohio, T. u. TTotrb
Kiss. general freight agent OF the Cbesa-
peake and Ohio, r. NJ. Patterson. OF tho
Pennsylvania T. $. Bell, of the penns,.i
vania; y. ID. Maher. general rnanaper
OF the Norfolk and Western. r. II Tarro
coal freight agent of the Pennsylvania.
Hunter and Smith Of the Western Mary
land, and Mr.. Mathews, Of tho Ralti-
more and Ohio.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-22
JAMES E. SULLIVAN.
Now President of Amateur
Athletic Union.

NORFOLK, VA. December 2l-In honor
az his election 10 tn presidency OF the
Amateur Athletic Union. Mr. James r..
Sullivan. II New York City, honorary
director OF athletics AT tie jamestown
Exposition Will De the guest at a dinner
70 Zoe given on the night OF January
9tn. at the New York Athletic Club ono
hundred and fifty friersAs Of Mr.. Sullivan
have been invited 10 this dinner. Anon,
them was Mt. II. H. Sexton, chief OF
the department Of congresses and snecfsI
events OF the exposition.
30 man In the world Is more widely
known among amateur sportsGnen than
Mr. sullivan, and IL was in appreciation
OF his efforts 10 popuiarize and purify
amateur athletics that he was elevated
20 the presidency of the Amateur Athletic
Mon. He was a conspicuous figure at
the Olympian games recently held at
Athens, Greece and for his services there
was decorated by the King of Greece with
the emblem Of the Order OF the Savior.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-22
PLEAS FOR DEEP
WATER CONCESSIONS
Members of State Board of Fish
cries Hear Argument on Ques-
ton Of Importance.
Especial to The Times-Dispatch. J

NORFOLK, VA, December Z1.-Presi-
dent w. Mcdonald Lee and Secretary :.
wilkins Matthews, OF the State Board Of
Fisheries. were I'm Norfolk to-day for the
purpose Of hearing argument for and
against the granting Of the application
of John W. Buchanan & Son for the
concession Of certain deep waters Of the
state off Princess Anne county. near
Cane Henry, for oyster planting. The
hearing Of the argument was COM
renced at 10 O'Clock this morning, and
was not concluded until tonight. Presi-
dent Lee and Secretary Matthews wero
delegated by the board to hear the argu-
rnent. Those Interested in the taking OF
fish. crabs and claims from the waters
are opposing the granting OF the con-
cesson on the ground that their busi-
moss will be interfered with or else de-
strOyed.
on the decision OF the board IN tho
matter OF Buchanan & Son hangs the
fate Of many other such applications.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-22
HOLIDAY SPIRIT
REIGNS IN NORF ok
People Prosperous as Never Be
fore-Little Poverty to Be
Found.
Especial to me Times Dispatch. ]

NORFOLK. VA. December 2.-Never
before in the history of Norfolk has the
Christmas spirit pervaded the city more
than it does at this time. Most people
seem imbued with the spirit OF giving
gifts; but best OF all. little poverty is
observable, and those who are unfortu-
nate Will be remembered by the we'll
tO-dO.
Rev. DIT. Calvin s Blackwell is at the
head OF a movement which has opened
headquarters on Main Street for the re-
ceiving or gifts for POOR mothers and
children. and thousands OF presents have
been left there: a big clothing store %
the city Will provide a sumptuous Christ
mas dinner FOR other poor children and
their mothers. and other charitably In
clincd organizations and individuals ars
loosening their pursc-strings. that none
may be without cause for joy.
Various churches VIII look after the
poor of their congregations
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-22
Halifax Veterans.

SOUTH BOSTON. VA. December u
At meeting OF tho Halifax Camp OF
confederate Veterans. held at this place
a few days ago. e WIS decided TO colo
brate the centennial OF General Robert ~
Lees birth which is January 18Th A
committee. consisting OF Hon. W. J. Jor-
d9n. colonel Henry Easley. r. Hunter
Beazley, f. n. Hardy, Samuel j. Webster
and Judge Merritt was appointed TO
make all necessary arrangements FOR a
suitable celebration aud a special COM
mittee consisting Of Colonel Henry Fas-
ley I'D K. Hunter Beazley. was named
on program and correspondence An
EFFORT viii be made to secure a prornf-
nent speaker from distance. besides an
attractive musical feature. bofh ,oceJ
and instrumental
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-22

conduct real estate business in connec-
ton with his law business. Mr. G b.
Thomas has taken his son. Mr.. william
Thomas in partnership with him. and
VIII continue at the Old Office on Fourth
Avenue. and will stil have charge OF
the Southwest Virginia Land Agency.
Messrs. Caldwell & Sykes, of Bristol
to whom were awarded the contract for
indeNing the deeds and records Of Wythe
county, have commenced work on same
and have three men actively employed
at the work. II IS estimated that IL will
take about eight months to complete the
job.
Mr.. J. T. Partlow, of Mount jackson.
Va. has purchased Mr.. j. A. Browns
drug store and taken possession.
Mr. r e Withers. Jr., Of Pittsburg.
Pa. IS spending few days with his
father. Colonel r. f. Withers
Mrs. Walter Wilkinson has returned
from visit 10 relatives in I.ynchburg.
Mrs. Charles Boyd and little son. stat
ford left Monday TO spend the HOLIDAYS
with relatives IN Norfolk.
MISS Hattie Wysor. Of Pulaski. is the
guest OF Mrs. John r. Graham.
Miss Lewla Ribble has returned after
a visit to Rev. and Mrs. Wallace Rfbble. az
their home I'm Halifax county.
Miss Annie Powell returned FRIDAY from,
Sweet Briar TO spend the HOLIDAYS at
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hal Raper. OF Austinviue.
were in town for a~few days this week.
Miss Alice Brown is at homo from
Blackstone.
Miss Minnie McCOgian. Of Bland. vaa
In town this week. She will visit Norton
before returning home.
Mr.. and Mrs. J Norment Powell ara
spending q few days in New York.
The condition OF Judge John II Fulton
continues TO improve, though no Is still
confined TO his room.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-22
JAPANESE WARSHlP
WILL VISIT FRISCO

SAN FRANCISCO. December clap
anesc warships will visit San Francisco
ports to the contrary. This IS the state
ment OF Consul X. Uyeno who SAYS ha
expects the training cruiser squadron
under Nice-Admiral Kataoka. one OF the
Mikado's flag officers. who distinguished
himself IN the operations against the Rus
sian NladlvostoR fleet.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-22
Post-Office News

- WA.sHINGToN. D. c.. Decomber 81
Rural route No. was to-dnv ordo-o,7
established January at Petershtre~ ~ 90
serving seventy families ana one
hundred and forty-one people.
3. L. Annas was appointed postn,a stor
at saw Mil, Caldwell county. y. q. vice
w. a. Annas RESIGNED ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-22
RHODES SCHOLARSHIP
Examinations Will Be Held in
January for Every Stat.

WASHINGTON, Decenoher ., ~,
Bureau OF Education has been .d,-,e-., t nc
Dr. George r. Parkin, Of the Rboda,
Trust. that the next examinations IN 49,
United states OF candidates for FeboSa.
Scholarships will be held on Jannsr,,
Il and Is. 1907. The examinations are bel.,
in each state and Territory under the al
rection OF the committee on selection in
each State.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-22
WESTERN SLEUTHS
SAY NO GAMBLING
Petersburg Finance Committee
Steals March on Police Force.
Results Satisfactory.



PETERSBURG. VA. December =. The
Development OF the fact that an iuvcsti-
cation Of alleged gambling I'm this city
las been made by one or TWO detectives
employed by parties connected with the
city government has aroused much in
terest. aud r. being widely discussed
Tho story IS that the detectives. who
were from Chicago. We're employed by
the city Finance Committee. without the
knowiedse OF the local police department
and after investi gation rlported chat there
was no gambling Of any con-equence in
the city. and no regular gambling re-
v0rts
Rev. Gus w. Dyer. a former PES. or OF
High Street Methodist Church in tins
city. now an Instructor in Vanderbilt
University delivered au able and inter
csting lecture - a large audience at the
tigh street Church this evening on "'rne
Menace OF q City" AR Overs discus
sion of social and economic problems
was heard with tine closest attention.
Petersburg Doctors Meet.
The Petersburg Medical Faculty held
regular meeting last night at Masonic
Han. After tGc business session a sun
per was given at the "WcstoVer."
Powhatan Starke Lodge. A r and
NJ. has elected the following officers for
the ensuing Masonic year. yVorsbinfri
Master Joseph Williams; Senior Warden
1e"Jdlhln iihrlsont Junior Warden Il
II Cole; Treasurer. r. J.. Gill; Secretary
Lewis L.. Marks Senior Deacon. Lewis
J. Kidd Junior Deacon. Joseph l.. 4
enship.
Maior-Gencral Suh Boiling. command
ing the Virginia Division. United Con
federate Veterans, has issued a com
munication to the Virginia camps pro
mitigating the order recently issued Nv
Northumberland G.. Irvine Walker. com
manding the Department OF the Army Of
Northern Virginia, for the special cele-
bration IN honor OF the one-hundredth
anniversary OF the birthday OF General
+. +. Lee. January 10. 1907.
Patrick-Tucker.
Nir John Herbert Patrick and Afiss
Mary Branch Tucker. we'll known
young couple of the West End were
married last evening 10y Rev. J. Sidney
Peters, at the parsonage OF High Street
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-22

Mr.. James Minctree died about O'Clock
this morning al the Home for the sick.
from pneumonia Mr.. NJ netree had lived
for several years alone !n a small house
near the old Mt Airy shops. lie was a
son ~ the late John Minetree. lie was
siXty-four years old. was unmarried, and
is survived by one sister. Mrs. Elizabeth
Smith
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-22
Scruggs-Gollidav.
ISpccial 70 The s-Dispatch /

NORWOOD. VA. December eI-Nfiss
Florence Scruggs. The oldest daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson Scruggs. and Mr.
Iudson GOlliday were married at the
brides home. Grape Hnl." Of this place
Wednesday az IL o'clock. the Rev. Frank
Charlottesville and other cities.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-22
LAW FIRM DISSOLVES.
Mr.. Krenning Goes Into Real
Estate Business.

WYTHEVILLE. VA. December IL
The law firm OF Thomas & kronning has
been dissolved, and Mr.. L. il. Krenning,
the junior member of the firm. will open
Offices in the J. G. Blair building two
doors from the post-ofhce, where he win
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-22
Ricks-Hubbard.

CAPRON. VA. December 2t.-Afr. Raw
Kicks and Miss Mary Hubbard were
married to-day at 2:3O =. NJ In Capron
Methodist Church. Rev. i. J. Phaup ON
ciating.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-22
Death Of MI. Minetree.

Methodist Church. The bride IS a daugh-
g.. 81 NJ John W Tucker
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-22
Patrick-Tucker.

Mr.. John Herbert Patrick and Miss
Mary Branch Tucker. a well known
young couple of the West End were
narried last evening by Rev. j. Sidney
Peters, at the parsonage OF High Street
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-22
McCIure's for a Year

before you spend your dollar for any
D magazine, get McClure's Magazine for
January and see if it is not the magazine
which will be your first choice IN 1907.
The January number of McClure's IS a
samnle Of the twelve numbers of McClure's
+I,a+ Won will get for that dollar
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-09-08

pianos. In rich mahogany, oak and pref
~ mottled walnut cases, for SI57, $16s
TO slss Cash or payments. So, 81, So to
$40 monthly.
That fins 5000 Kpabe Upright Grand.
In rich mahogany case, at 1925 is still
here chat 5000 upright grand. large
size Everett. z 1-3 octave, three string,
In pretty golden oak case, put In best
possible condition, ls only 1895. And
there's that splendid toned. good action,
Chickering square grand, at only $780,
Any or these $40 down, IS to 81 monthly.
And again, there's that $500 large size
rich mahogany, upright grand KimbaII,
at s25e. And there's a very neat Valley
Ger1, In solid oak case, at $146. Terms,
$40 cash, IS monthly.
And there's another $3.50 Lindeman
Upright Grand, in very massive, hand
carved, Ctrcassian walnut case, has
been used q little, but good as new, at
only $225. And there's a beautiful Will
lard plano (Smith & Barnes make).
rented three months, big bargain. at
$195-cost 1915 when new, and so we
could go on and on. There are bar
gains in nearly every well-known make
of pianos.
organs, Organs, $40, SIS, s23, s2s,
$45.
most q shame not to come and buy an
organ for that little boy or girl of yours.
They will do nicely for practice. Terms
81, 81 to SO monthly. Come see them.
Self Playing Department of Plano
Players and Player Pianos.
Has some remarkable bargains 10 Of
fer In this sale. Who loves music, but
can't play? Who has a piano that is
not in use? All these should come down
at once and get player. They're reg
ular $3.50 and $500 players going at $50,
SS5, etc. And $500 player pianos are go
ing at nearly half price. You can buy
good used player and a good toned,
well made, upright piano. the two. for
s195, payments so monthly. This is
truly harvest of music.
No matter where you live. il will pay
you to come or write at once. We ship
pianos anywhere in the west and guar
antee safe delivery. Store open I'll 10
o'clock every night.
Clayton Music Company,
Main Street 109-11-13
Joseph j. Daynes, Jr,, Manager
Oldest and largest music house in the
west.