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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-09
,1s West Grace stree
AGENTS.


gBlltmore House, the Epalatial estate sot
George w. Vanderbilt's, which ad toink3
8Kenilworth nm. Kenllworth guests have aI'''.
ACCESS to Biltmore state three DAYS ~ of
each week, NIX W. .5
Aside from the morning and evening
germans, a number OF special dances Will WI
be given by Mr.. and Nj y ga elr
Moore during the season.
I'll Among arrivals at Kenllworth from
Richmond are Miss Anna Branch 5 b. III
ford. Mas Katherine II eath HnWes. I. a. y.
T., Phillips. Charles 7 hill lips, q III
George, Mr., and Mrs, G. RI Brunette
Warren n. Stuart. Miss Annie w ilsons
and Miss r. CrenshaW. Other Virginians$
are Mmes wv. Shack ford and Mr.. and 4
Mrs. J, s.GiWright Iynchburg Miss An
ME Bass, Mrs. n. Fl. Rawlings, Miss ~
Powell, Mrs. Waite and s. Otto Wright
5Danyllle: Mrs. George w. Jones. Peters-
burg; Mrs, w. AZ. Doane. Miss Ethel "
Doane Bristol; Miss 7. s. Morton. El Ia i
beth Chaftln and Miss Isllzabe tn Watson
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-09
A YOUTHFUL MURDERER.
Shot Officer in Southern Yards
Al Bristol in Pistol Duel.

Especial to Tho Ti'hesTl lspA tlt;;l1'@
BRISTOL, TENN. July s,--Tha Young
man who shot and wounded ofhcers y
ii. White on the Southern Railway ya rdys
here yesterday as the result q n'ssol
y deteotIye's ruse at Bluff City late
la a night, Ho proved to he Porter " yHll,s
ynf sayIery1lle, Tenn, u nephew OF F'tsaslS
ant p. Wynn, who was hanged Rt se.A
vIeryille d few years ago tor the murder
Of WiiIian, lWhaley and wife. Tha prla.-':
.oner' Is hardly eighteen years ct aka,
IIo declares he prefers deAtA 70 y seglps
In the RsattsntiaEy IA
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-09
\ Ladies' Culture Club. 8l

'Q@E& Especial 10 inc lTlmeH-DlSpatch.) iS33
Ladies Culture CLUB was Entertained
Friday evening, at the home Of AIR, ana
Mrs. w. IT.. Ia near X Dlllwyn, The
guests, mostly Buckingham folks, enjoy
cd a fine drive home n ear midnight In
the moonlight, A delightful programme,
which follows. was rendered by mem
D SONG, Sweet A define Mrs, j, "a. Now
District School Poet Mrs. p, A. Grigg;
song, when My Golden Hair was Turned
to Silver, Grey.!.1 Mrs. q, I: Moyrlssi recl-i
Allen K. ia Wcett guitar solo, Walt"
logue at the Theatre. Mrs. Iaease; reel
tation when Do Folks Is Como, ~ Miss
Trent Pratt; song Sing Me to 6leep." "
the club. fter the programme dainty re-
Those In attendance were AIesdames
r. a., Grigg. II. H. Frat @, II Morriss,
ana an l1j Mss q daraett W. Mr and
Mrs, w. r, Hubbard, Nj. and Mrs. Allen
x, FaYcett; Kisses Mary, Mariah and
Trent Pratt, Alice Spencer. Mamie Nose
srsell, II. blankensflp. John Spencer and
81 Hal q dlarR Rau sad ONT hI
borne. ana Mr.. Sands Gayle, OF plllwyn.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-09
DATES FOR MEETING.
Tobacco Association and Society
"a Of Equity VIII Tour State.
fspecial to The Times D!spatch,)

1IIl Especial 70 lTIEVs OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 2.
AMELIA c., Hi, YA,, July s,--The. TO! ~
ibacco Association and American Society
az Equity have arranged n tour for
speakers and picnlcs at the following
places, commencing at Roanoke. at the
meeting OF the State Farmers instltute,
1uly5 14th; Thinking, July 18th; White Hall
lJuly 18th; New store. July 10th; Prospect
July Goth ana 21st; Lawrenceyille, July. $50 +
Dlnwiddie Courthouse, July Path; par-
.yille' 3, July 2bth; Powhatan Courthouse,
Ilily a7th, Cumberland Courthouse, Y
2sth; chappels store. July Both; Mann
boro, July 3lst: Blackstone, August lst |
Rock run, August "a Ikeysytlle. August
4th; Asplpwall, August Bthi Red House,
August 19th,t
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-09
sur1,rner Normal Institute,

" IN lSpecIHI 70 4EIp ~
y FREDERICKSBURG VA. July s,-The
Summer Normal Institute here increas SEES
IN interest and attendapce, IT opened
June 18th for q four weeks session, ana
dred, with prospects Of going above that
number. g3 ..,,.,
-1nant was given under the ausplcop Of
tha institute. In which q number Of I, tho
faculty and teachers participated. the
occasion was largely attended ana was
successful In every respect. y - Con-
;tempiatad to inaugurate number Of ems
.tertainments for the pleasure Or the
teachers during their HsaY here q u ,s5
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-09
NJ. .KllEN1LW,'o1,'R,'Tl',Hl.,, III IN \ Y
IA Strong Richmond Contingent
and Other Virginians.
.lcnanIn1 M Who NIuAH,DiSpafC!

Especial 10 tT1Ee I91tluT,' kv'3'3
d txENIL WORTH INN, N. q, July 81
The present season IL sthe largeSt ever
known. There are now between zoo una
S0o guests at KenilWorth, Three big Gc'.-
yentins have already held their meet
,ngs for this yeRrS5at ISenilWorsh, Many
prominent speakers have been N 2. AZ
tantance, including Governor Glenn, Or.
Robert speeg, \ II Dean. :Ros wost Bishop
Hendrix, bishop Coke Smith. OF virginia.
Helen stone, and many ot,crsFof note,
There have been q numb az Of very
delightful social functions at Ken lworth
the past week, which includ al 9 banquet
Wednesd lay ! evening by the Hoo ioos,'
ana az rrsusical Thursday fternoon,i mere
shaya been q large numnar OF thiiyIho
parties. Riding and DRIVING parties nave
been Of daily occurrence sns ~ 'ne
'fayor!te drives around ESenllwoEsh Is To-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-09
Greater Part OF Trip Through Countries Of Earth viii Be
Made On Bcycle--Wi Make Girdle
.o.fIGlobe,

make ID tour OF England Il ireland, scot
Ia nd, and Wales. fter doing : ireitt
Britain they viii cross tlle Channel il,'o
Holland, which u they will traverse and
thence into Norway and s~eder. Fi OH
the Scandinavian per, nstllns hey viii re- re-:
turn to Belgium, France 'ralIi. AMI gt'o Y
tugal. Thi;y will tfei, ross into a rlc q
where they will make q our &; Of $ oil
prominent countries along the nor tle :t:1
feoaat. NV (,
The Italian peninsula VIII 4, be i. Lhe ne 's !.
com try VIII al t|,cy 1 visit They Will
then tour Turkey, G reecc. the Holy Land.
and Ar1laoia, India, China, the East In
dies, tho Philippines and alN NJ
Guided In their Itinerary they Wal then
rretanrn to America, q ftcr looking lllss at
w,aii 1, ana take a peep In 70 the c1a be rs
81 some Of the td yolc noes from the
"a ddlos OF their bikes. 3}i5 n. Ash 25i
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-09
Ordained Local Preacher.

aMsaaSss u IT, XIII sass'sG5 sss asa
Church, South, whose home Is At Ashland,
this morning at Trinity Methodis list Church,
ton f to elders. orders 90 q local preas her,
Hc was assasled by the pastor and by
Rsy. John. p. Henry. 81 sBlena Vista.
S SIf: years he lived in baltimore, end Was Was
educated at the Baltimore College and
Johns Hopkins University, For the past
fourteen years hs basl been As Festdsnt ok
Lfght and Power Company, "a X.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-09
Governor Glenn to Elks.
u The Times-D lspatc

WINSTON SALEM. M CT July s,--GoY-S
ernori r, 3, Glenn addressed an Immense Y
night, \ his subject being Temperance.
Law and Order. All OF the churches /
CLOSED for the mass meeting, which !. W.
Associntion. Governor Glenn snok ~ 4
home folks, and thu effort was worthy
OF North Carol Ina popular Chief Exe e.Ss,
and the audience did not fail to mans
fest its appreciation. f 4 s5si K ttyfs59
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-09
Check-Raiser Arrested,

WOODsyTOCK, VA July S,-N aWton
Dinges, Of Page county has been held I
here the grand IVY Upon am thR GhaISe
lars, ,The check was drawn on !he N sn.,l
.tionaI bank ut Luray. and cashcd az ttle
Citizens Bank ut rSeWmar issg VIZ
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-09
VIRGINIA SAILS ~ -DAY.
Pass Out Virginia Capes for Ten
Days Shaking-DoWn Run. VI


Special TO- The Tines Dispatch.)
NORFOLK, VA, July fter recelv-
ing. tomorrow, q few 4 stragglers { and
other men from the receiving ship Frank
lin at the Norfolk Navy Yard to make
up her crew. and q quantity Of supplies.
the new hattleship Virginia, which has
been in the vicinity OF Lynn Haven Bay
the Virginia Capes for tent dnys' shak-
.ing-down run. The vessel Will touch
next att the Boston Navy Yard, where
she will be 4 ocked . bel fore going to the
coast OF Maine for her final speed trial.
While at Lynn Haven, the crew OF the
vessel has been exercised In boat drills.
The battlesh!p Kearsarge has arrived
in Hampton Roads from Northern wa
yters, and will proceed to the Norfolk
Navy Yard tomorrow for repairs that
1t will require weeks to- make,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-09


Will he operative at the beginning o. ncxt
Il 1.-THE. si natomy building will be reno-
yated and Xd sdlu'Ppseo FOR his
tologyS and yology.Fwith an assistant
instructor at IN adeaua te sal
g. "a professor Of pathology and an as
4. A% laboratory foraphyslology and ply
biological chemistry. Va b sSs
8 a pro ssor OF ply lollogy ana an as
s's 8, ''1 improved hospital facilities, . The
clinicai work WIN u be conducted BY. the
four professors OF practice. OF medicine
ga sarsery ssl
q The new. wing to the University HOS
modations In all TOR 20 patients an Az,
topsy room and a Ia laboratory OF clinical
diagnosis salA IA IL Sls3I NJ
Department Of Law. 355
The distinguished history OF this pros
porous department. y well a :, Y. E y,
snd ea ns sYe se1
II the unlyers!ty Its graduates ere men g
tat msr S ts5 sss n VIII, se
dignity and distinction, post Ions on the
bench. The work done In the depar e I,
while nns .osF eraas
uating class tliia session was the largest
in6the history OF the University, and tho
total enrolment reached ITS maximum
two hundred and one students. ia Ssg
Tho prospects now are that tho tncoH-
| ing class OF next session vii outnumber
byi Tar any class Of previous years.
The University Library. I55.
library has been hHan7dsomey fr
tables and esetre reading lamps 60 20 that mat
assu rSa q The 1esatslogung Of the library
Is proceeding rapidly, and al Of It's re-,
sources will soon be available. The coll
s ssHlssiS e Sa.nMa 'bbfl'a'aAa p4'
Physical Culture.
s ~ lon an a.reetor q stileties
This plan Of having a,regularl " y. e lI
sie dhf 5gs 9f e 81 afaE
sports has proved 30 valuable that It is
now put on q permanent basis. n
Religious Work,
,nh' Rsssa'salF sf MaSss2 IS sfss;
ays so Fl ny r sataa.
p ss s'y 81 tha ow wortsy s organzatlos
Attendance.
The number OF udents registered in he {,
University during he session Of 5000
WAS a72S. This Is the largest Number ever
Thlrty-sevlen States and Terrltorea and
FIVE foreign countries contributed toWards
the tothl enrolment, q.
Alumni.
The most encouraging phase Of the
growth ~ tbs. University ls the Fttitude
liz i sifeIaoiAi Memorial hniownSsRs Funa
ilan'E',!ra tod 9 .W9 years ago throug
begun In March. 1905. subscrip tlons to I'lt
have passed { tho eigh hundred and tftY
has Come from Tie large hearted bsssa.
ceIlce OF men and women not Intimately
conn TED wit the unlyerslty ana II g
IN order TO Sbe aYa!l g BILE for the needs OF
this session OF 1908 ily07, +. 8s
The session Of l90s.l so7 begins Septeul-
Dor; hath, 1920, Cat aSoHQe and hllletlnS
VIII Sbe sent uRosl tso esyts 8. =.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-09
Graduate Sch DOL I.

the academic schools OF The Unlversity.
and the5nunlber Of 5stude pursuing. i hem
Is constantly d increasi ling. Just credit Is
given for equivalent work done at 81 col-
ieges and universities OK recognized grade.
and credit is further given for graduate
work IN a any Of II the uniyersltles holding
membership in the Assoclat ton. OF Ameri-
giningSiis "A tho only q Southern institution
Folding, membership In this associa ton,
ana Its work is recognized BY all mem
beers Of this ASSOCIATE ton and by the Gcrr
man and All English AZ versil q es.t T. Ytccn
tenchIng fellowships have been est bfis he'd
at $500, and these fellpwsh!ps will be- nlled
from students giving evidence Of hlg \
ca pa CITY, I'M
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-09

,js the ne laer Ind cfaracter5ofsit It's faculty.
In no pat ulnr las 1th lie gro wi of the
vhty,atsitH aen Nro ms nss
70 Ike liz, fIjniversIty's Time. there has ijeYn
sby dillqn5 of iiew SCI, oo!l. ana ne AZ
ysGss gd xa q S,a Gpss
nss laGss fss s ibl ors
n gr9s..h 9, oyer 1lo per CEN ~ nstr''e-
m s's%ss
;ssst sa 1's'ss SEs
SViiaa95-i sbSSt7.-Fuil professors 80 associate
ra'issts0f aad pfssl
q Tho Observation-Disclosures rtineil til such 4 az
English. chemist ~ ind thein4tlns. huYe
sss sress Sd sS sne
fafss,si afena IF Fl
THE most important addltl,o1 ,r. o 81 me
faculty during f!ie .essiong lSo9. leoS anu
'9G sa 11eSM 1l.g h follow
P r9lssser 81 81 s ph,ias t|st'
III 5. Professor 81 secondary ed,cntion;
Adjunct professor OF mechanical NJ Ga en- an
q; 1unet.a profess Of 81 ~.
IL Professor Of economies. "a
2, Professor Of che tnistry. s@ii III 4S 4$3
ii 3. Prof lessor OF pa tho II as
q. Professor OF physiology h. \. ri ~ !, !. 4.
5.Assoclate professor Of Biblical history
and #litcrnturc. ys is .Ss II IA a8S 5is
djlinct professor Of physics. ! !, \, \,
Q. Adjunct professor OF economic IN -
sihr.een INSTRUCTORS 4 shem nsy.y.!
cal training, expression. etc. I. I. 3.
Fl Most OF these positions have 1AlTaaaatu l
been 2lilIed and the others WI tte f ~
as quickly AZ posi- bic.
Academic Department.
hi The rcduction#of the Suntf crsity zee s 4!
Virginia academic students TO w tLlak 49,
the Unyeraityof Virginia one @ IN 4
great institu ~ I'M,
tio s enttles n liz Vlrgiia academic student
not only 10 tuition and tnatriculation,.Dut
TO all the advantages of Eg noh-
lpital, library etc. The reduction Of ltynh
expenses ny the nelns 81 the new aa,,,
to reduce materially his other expenses
no the elective courses for he e.
gree Will he added next &c ssion, ecOno mics
iBibltcai n ii Story and literature and eco
pionlic geo!ogy, while ~! I, L'o g
anoresory Srn rainlns ppaDiic
sreakng and In journalism will be.of-5
Tered n For prospective students Of la ",
medicine and eng ineering, 81 the time q
procuring the 81. egree ma be 81 orr :
uned, since thea 9rat years work IN seact
of,these professional COY rses ma Y connI
was never better able to do Elective
rk.s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-09
Department Of Engineering I.5

Total Enrolment ~ o3 1891. 5s; 1901 loo,
]. These figures tell Ia part the growing
prosperity OF this department.. but anot y 1.
i pa TT OF the story is that tho fuuultyz
has grown al most az rapid ~ \! 5.s n 5$
s&E1 1904 -19O5--p 70 fessors. adjunct profess
sors. 4; assistants and instruc tors, 3; to-
& 1905 1900 -Pr 6ressors. s; adjunct PROBES
,sors. 9: assistants and Instructors 81. To-,
tai. 55s, ~ u?
+ iso6. ie07-P fcssors. o. adjunct profess
GTshe laboratories and shops arc under
going constant enlargement. q and approve.
menf, 50 as to be- kept iully plehs g Of
the Increasing needs ard demnn'ls Of I his
prnp re EHiyo day g{3lt
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-09
" Statement 81 Growth.

~ On June isth. 1906, the Uniyersity },
virginia completed the eIghty-seyenrttn y
continuous year OF III life. Founded nd! by
Thomas J effcrson, rouTl shed by the COM \ =
guided ~ the ability and devotion Of s. a
rare group OF scholars for three. genera a a.
tons, It may be W Jus "a 81 g 8. ais
achieved and maintained RI q certain dis
tinct ntcllectunl lead ershp in highs . s edu-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-09
Department Of M edicine.,

5jS The medical department has received
perhaps the largest share OF expansion
inS5 the extension OF II g IL bora torle and
teaching forco,S and attention N invited
tos,ts growth In efficiency, and 70 The fol-
loving additions and improvements. which
will be operative al the beginning o. ncxt
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-06-29
EP s0llyAI

PROT. z Mercer. OF the Normal
!sschool faculty left yesterday for Ha--
tsrard. where he will take a summer
course in mathenatics-
Miss Frances SatterheId. OF Hives
vile. was a.risitor IL the city yes
4terday.
Miss Bpena Stevens returned last
might from few days visit with rel
atives at Laurel Point. Mononsalia
county.
| "A little child of Alex Patton IS
quite IL at the parents home in the
First ward
Miss Dora Watson. who lad been
| the guest Of Miss Caroltoe Barns for
a few weeks. has returned to her
! home at Smithtown-
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry zEnsle went to
Pittsburg this; morning to visit rela-
tives.!
Mr. Kendall. of Warrington, has
been in the city few days the guest
of his son. Raymer Kendall
Mrs w E. Arnett and daughter.
Miss Jeanette. went 20 Webster
Springs to spend week They will
be joined next week by Mayor Ar
nett and they will so to a point sew
en- miles from the Springs to fish for
trout
Mrs. Moore and granddaughter.
Miss .Beryl Moore. who had been the
guests Of the formers daughter. Mrs
w n. Fisher. left this morning for
their home in Parkersburs-
Miss Bessie Chancellor who had
been the guest Of her grandparents,
Mayor and Mrs. W. E. Acoett. return
ed to her home in ParBersbu-s this
morning.
Mrs. F. T. Martin Is aere from Oak
land on visit to her husband.
DR.. and Mrs. w Il. Sands will re-
turn in the morning from Philade1-
phia.
Mrs l. I. Malone and daughter.
Miss Blanche. have bee4. il PittsburS
for a few days. and are stopping 81
the Lincoln HOTEL
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Reed are reg
istered at The Henry. IL Pittsburg-
Miss Alice x Foos arrived here last
night from her nome a. Newark. Ohio.
to spend few weeks.
L. W. Kelley returned YESTERDAY
from a business visit to West sUnioo-
Miss Madge Day. of Grant countS.
a former Normal student is guest
at the home Of Mrs. E. S. Anos-on
Locust avenue
W. c. Shafer. Of Wheeling. spent
last night in the city.
:. Miss Edna wertz VIII leave in a
few days for her home IN Huntington
to spend the summer vacation. Her
sister Miss Nayme. who is a student
at the University, will spend several
weeks in this vicinity with friends.
Miss Pearl Brand returned last
night from MorgantowC where she
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-06-29


slas spent the past WeekSa theaSnest
5esher cousln Ions
Dr. and sfrs.c Charles Han OF Mas
sontoN are the
aestsof reia1syes They WIZ return;
home to-morrow sssSi; ;s
DR.. and Mrs. J.. W. Mcdonald left:
Philadelphia last night Tor Atlantic;
5cfrx TO spend few days beforere
turning here
Ed. G.. Daley press represenfatire
of Gentry Bros shows. is IN the city
today arranging for Gentry,s Dog
and Pony Show which shows herezon.
the Fourth. He states that the show:
is bigger and better:than ever before:
Attorney and Mrs. Howard N og-
den and daughters. Misses Marjorie
and Alma. returned last nfEhtfrom}
Norgantown where they had attend
ed the University Commencement ex-
ercises.
Mrs. Tusca Morris and Miss Fran.
ces Chesnev returned last night from
a1organtown where they had spent
the past few days
DR.. and Mrs. Charles Ha1l.-of Mason
town. Pa. are the guests of friends in
the city. They viii return home to-
morrow.
Dr.LeRoy Howard. VIII arrive here
on next Thursday to practise with
his cousin. DR.. E. W. Howard. during
the summer He graduated IN June
from the Jefferson Medical College.
Philadelphia
Amateurs films developed and
printed. at reasonable prices
The SHABER STUDIO. /
See Denham's window. 2s4t
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-06-29
The Best
W'omen's Waists
for soc.

Just reached US yesterday and
We lost no time in putting them
on sale Black and White Lawn,
Blue and White Lawn, Shepherds
Plaid, bingham, White Lawn, and
Madras. Choice soc.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-06-29
Those Fine
Vests for Women
Underpriced.

soc values. CSC, G Cor. s1.5o
25c values, 1Sc, G for s1-oo
No. they're not picked over.
There's just as good fish in. the
sea as ever was caught These
are almost half price and really
worth full price Get your supply
tomorrow.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-06-29
Get an
Embroidered Robe
For the Fourth
"a Less.

e FEEsrHaer prices from sass to
slSo and you can figure the saw
SnS yourself
sEssesse EAo1e tine to make one
Esr AMI Eave IN ideal costume to
g7cad the day In. Now a fourth
asna
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-07-18
UN DESCENDIENTE de CRISTOBAL
COLON HECHO GRANDE De ESPANA.

Entire lop grandes de Espafa nuevamen-
to crfa1os que han sido elevados ta'
dignidad enlhonor y con motive del cas-
samiento del Rey, Sc encuentaa eI Duque
de Vega, descendiente de Crist6bsl Colon,
y uCo do los mas ricos mobiles espanoles.
SoIamente un noble de antique rancio
linaje puede II, gar 4 Grande de Espafa y
uno de los priv egios de que ellos gozan
90 el de poder usar su sombrero puesto en-
la presencia del Rsy.
La ceremonial que Sc requiere para crear
grande de Espafia un noble, es verdade-
ramente seucilla, y SO yerifca ante Ia ia
milia real y los demas Grandes de Espa-
fia.
Ella Sc reduce que eI Rey liable por
su nombre al candididato-gue Sc acerca
q su presencia con la cabeza Idescubierta 6
hincando la rodilla,-indic&ndol que Sc
cubra y tomesasiento en- la tertulia como
un igual. Todo concluye por una breve
alocuci6n del agraciado, que agradece Ell
alto honor y hace una apologfa de sus an.
tecesores.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-07-18
PARA EVIThR IN
fraCCi6n de- las or
denanzas nluniCi-
paIes
Como Vsran prnsperar las flores J
las pIantas.

Las ordenanzas municipales prohiben
regar las macetas puestas en- los balconies
y terrados antes de las diez de Ia noche.
Despu6s de esta hora comienzan goteaA
muchos BALCONIES ensuciando los tram
seuntes.
Para eVitar incomodidad Al p6blicO y el
incumplimiento de las ordenanzas, siguen
los jardineros domesticoa las siguientes
reglas:
Las plantas Sc han de cultivar en- mace
tas porosas aguiereadas en- su parte infe-
rior, Y La terra colocada de tai modo que
no obstruya dicho agujero. Esto SO evita
poniendo delante 6sobre el agujero segdn
este en- ell fondo 8 un lado-un trocito de
plato un pedazo de ladrillo, IN objeto
duro.
Las plantas que viven en- macetas, Sc
regaran cuando 10 necesiten con la can
tidad de aqua necesaria para humedecer
la TERRA, teniendo mucho cuidado en- que
81 aqua no salga por 81 agujero de Ia ma
ceta nj rebose por arriba. Ha de evitarse
la salida del aqua porque esta lleva en-
disoluci6n los elementos fertilizantes de la
terra, de los cuales Sc nutre la planta.
Con los riegoa que generalmente SO dan q
las plautas en- macetas, Sc esteriliza muy
pronto la terra, que habTa de abonarse
cuando la planta indique falta de nutri-
ci6n.
T6ngase cuidado al trasladar las plantas
de un sitio otro en- colocarlas en- Ia mis-
ma orientaci6n que tenfan en el primero.
Procdrese colocar las macetas On los
balconies terrados con mncho aire y luz.
Las clavellinas, por eiemplo, Sc desarrollan
mejor orientadas al Este
Cumplan los afcionados 81 cultivo de
plantas flores en- maeetas las reglas sobre
Tegadfo mencionadas, que ademas de no
molestar al pdblico con 81 gotear de- las
macetas nj contravenir las ordenanzas
veran prosperar las flores J las plantas.