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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-09-05
NOTAS Y NOTICIAS

Varios muchachos de los que cum
plen sentencia por delitos leves han sido
destinados para desyerbar las GALES.
Hoy EMBARGO para los Estados Cni-
dos Ii fanilia del sefior Tegorero de Puerto
Rico.
Cinco personals fueron asistidas aver
en- 81 cuarto de socorros de esta ciudad.
Ell guardia Olegario Hernandez fu6
mordido aver por IN caballo, teniendo ne
cesidad de recibir auxilioB facultativos.
Esta tarde sali6 para Santo Domingo
y Haiti el vapor frances Montreal.
El Fiscal de Ia Corte Federal ha in
tornado favorablemente la petici6n hecha
por 81 Teniente Sanquirico para ser ciuda-
dano americana.
Sc encuentra en- San Juan, don Jai-
me Pujals, de Barceloneta.
Ell magnffc0 piano usado. en- 81 con.
cierto que se celebr6 en- el Teatro de esta
ciudad, & benefcio de Ia sefiora Tavarez
de Storer, para allegar fondos con que lc-
vantar un MauBoleo al insigneartista Ma
nuel G. Tavarez, fu6 faciIitado por ell ssPa-
rfs Bazar'' del senior Giusti.
Sc halla en- esta ciudad; don Fernan-
do Ledesma, hacendado de Barceloneta.
La concurrencia que asisti6 anoche al
Teatro, Ia representation de 'sTrovador''
Eali6 muy complacida por 81 buen desem-
peno de Ia obra.
Sc encuentra en- esta ciudad ell fiscal
de Ia Corte de Guayama Mr.. Wilcox
En- las iltimas "A horas no se ha re-
cibido niDgdn telegrama en- el cuaTtel ge-
neral de Il policfa.
-Ha salido para Bayam6n 81 Fiscal
INFERNO Sr. Aponte, con obieto de hacer
nuevas investiga sobre el crimen de
MinilIas.
-Anoche hubo de guspenderse Is retire
ta, 4 causa de caeT unas lIoviznas antes
empezar aquella.
Don Manuel Saldana ha obtenido la
buena pro para Ia construction del puente
del rio de Lajas. =
-Se encuantra enfermo el inspector de
las escuelas de Fajardo, Sr. Charles II.
Ferry.
setrata de adoquinar Ia calle del Co
mereio de Ia Marina.
El doctor Gomez BrioBo inpector de
Sanidad local, encu6ntrase Tecoiido en-
CANA.
El Jnez del Vale decret6 esta ma
mana orden del arreato contra Adolfo il.
menez, acusado de agredir & Enriqueta
Ramos; exijiendole Glen dollars de fanza.
Clotilde Rodriguez ca Fosforito fue
sentenciada por la Corte Municipal su-
fir dos meses de arresto por faltar 81 res.
peto 4 Ia policfs, tratando de agredirle
-Iguacio Calvo fu6 multado con diez
d,llars por q Juez Municipal, acusado de-
disparar un revolver anoche, frente al kios-
ko de Puerta de TERRA del que es propie-
tario.
Una brigada de presos est6 desyer'
bando los paseos el trozo de carretera
desde Ia Balida de Pta. de TERRA & Ia pri-
mera fnea.
Hay animaci6n para ceIebrar las fes.
tas de la Coyadonga que cOmienzsn 81 dfa
del corriente.
Por no haberse puesto de acuerdo.
fue disuelto aver tarde ell jurad1 que en-
tiendi6 en- Ia causa contra Tulio Melendez,
acusado de asssinato en- 20 grado, de 10
cual informamos extensameute en- nuestra
edici6n anterior.
Ha sidO suspendido q juicio por in
RADIO contra los hermanos Dumas, de dkio
Piedras acusadoa del delito de atentado
contra la vida.
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Muy satisfscho sali6 anoche 81 pd.
blico que asisti6 Z Ia representation del
.Trovador' poT 10 bien interpretado que
eatuvo por todos los aEtiatas que en ella
tomar0n parte; asf miBmO queda complas
cido todo 81 que sa hoapada ca 81 Hotal
eHelyetia" Do Pedro schisa Cruz q
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Contra eI Virrey del Caucaso.

New York. Septembre s. $50 p m
Una parte de los copmeid cplot Yrey del eau
Voousof
poic sodads
defendiaon desespeadamente
deenonesy
hay acusdas comp E
deRparcido gupone haya ado polfa
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BlIgar0s Y Turc0s.

New York. SepGembre 5 L30 n.
So han las ela dipmdhs gerno Sultan
Bulgaria
Una adea bdga Ia font ha ddo incendiad
rrgu efugandose montanas pevon
varFe del ncendio de Ia matanza.
can los r urco de a onte pasando cuh 6s dads
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SPARA QUE STRIVE
IA CURA De STEARNS7

La Cura de Stearns sanaoodo tantos oroS
medcamentos anuncian a fin de engaar los
nepeo La Cra de Steans ne de accion deteri
nado de e sale Ese de acc6n odo re
padecntos de Ia cabeza Anfstese Cura de
SaTs de aeuerdo con las nstccones dadss en- L. circular
cualquer dolOr cabeza,
neuragas agudas cr0ncas hecanea aquecas
etc. s eectos seran rpdos La Cra de Searns
verdadero specco muIas abundan
por ahi ndiean odo NADIA
obleas centihca
contene suancias pegrosas nj produce nalos efectos
Vease 70 que escrbe e Dr. A. Rvero Tava de Merida
Yucatan, Mexico:
Muy Ses Vaa veces he usado u preparation titulada
Cura de Searns honor la verdad tengo el gusto de
manestares ha dado los Ademas
feco para preparado
farnaceuica buena conservation fac
c6moda administration.
obea leva relieve el nombre Stearns Headache Cure
De BOtieas.
FREDERICK STEARNS & CIA.
Fabdsantes PrOduetOs FarmaesuusOs
DETROIT. MICH. E. "a
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FusiIamienfOs en- Russia

New York. Sepieubre s. 18O D. M.
no de los asinos del gobernado
punaladaH
fuGlado
mdo hallados en- 81
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CABL GRAMAS
FranCia Y Espa1a.

New Sepiembre 5, 1.30 p a
acueTdo de aduanas
RI itro de Hacienda epanol
exigen
Aegue U de6niivo
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AIemania eXiiiiente.

New York. Saptembre 5, L30 p m. y
ha edo
los
de
Dada aehud agresva han
paTte del gberno emSD coa prensa
Ga Alemania.
Ingaterra mu6st uuy servada aen e auunto
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-09-05
TembIOr0s en- Italia.

New York, Sepiembre 5, 130 p. m
tebloe Salsoagiore
biendose derrunhado edfciOR =
Un hotel albergaba
Durante ae das han nterumdo las epaons pobad
GbandOna Sus viandas y6ndoSed los
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-09-05

-ADMINISTKACIO -DE; FINCa5
URBANAs. Sin quebTantos para eI rem
tista. DirigirBp, Fortaleza 55, San Juan,
P. r. p. joss M. Carrero. 4
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e0MPANIA INDUS
TRIAL De SANIURCE.
FABRIGANTES De FosF0ROS be SEGuaIDlD
MARcA LUZ.
TAaRIGANTEs o RlIIEs lE T0lAs CLAsEs.

Tienen existencias constantes de tablae
de pinO americana desdobladas Aviso
sYelfoen0 1870. santurca.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-09-05
YENIA.

En- el poblado de Hato Rey Sc vende una
magnffica casa y un solar bien situados.
En- la plateria de Meseguer informaran.
Is Y. g.
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Miss Priscilla S. Page.
Enfsrmsra (Nurssl

Ofrece los facultativos q las fanailias
de esta ciudad de Ia isla sus servicios
profesionales Va domicilio.
Direction: Hospi al de Muieres v Niflos,
Puerta de TERRA, San Juan. Is
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an EaIO cnIIIE RcIAIL d. BANY.

Albany nitieamente situadO en- 81
Hudson con snperiores adelantos para ID
educaci0n.
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CARBON BARATO.

sonl eerned
u simis oapadeen osanGano
caanosb
intermediates
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LOOK HERE.

A 90 acre farm fronting on
End Street, Il miles from city
limits for sale at a bargain.
The Improvements consist of a
small house, some orchard, 10
acres in alfalfa, an artesian
well and good fencing. We can
give a bargain in this property,
either for cash or will trade for
HOndO or other lands. When
we say we can sell at a bargain
we mean that we can sell for
much less than its real worth.
You may tear down the house,
fill up the we'll, grub out the
orchard and destroy the alfalfa
and the place is worth more
money than our price. See us
at once. Carlton & Bell.
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MAKES NO CONCESSIONS.
United Railroads Replies to Demands
of its Employees.

San Francisco, Cal. Oct. 12.-The
United Railroads last night filed with
the committee of arbitration in the
controversy over the question of wag-
es and hours that resulted in a strike
The company's statement in answer
to the mems demand for So and eight
hour day work The company on
tends the cost of living is not mater
tally increased in San Francisco and
while admitting that rents are high
er, declares the condition transitory.
It states that a fiat rate is not ad-
visable and thai gradual scale based
on the length of service is better
and that an eight hour day is not feas
IDLE. The company makes practically
no concessions, or admissions in its
reply.
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NJ. Jonnart, Governor General or Al
geciras, at a Cabinet meeting held to-
day was for the purpose OF explaining
tionary disposition of troops in event
of an outbreak. The Echo de Paris
claims to have information to the
effect that a regular attack upon the
French has been planned at Tafalelt,
in the southern part of Morocco, UNI
der the leadership of the relatives Of
the Sultan.
1t is added that bands are now
modified throughout the entire south
of Morocco, and already are in ARM
ed rebellion.
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DEMOCRATIC COUNTY
CENTRAL COMMITTEE.

The following is the full list of the
Central Committee for
Chaves County. all vacancies having
filled:
w. C. Burrus, Chairman, w. T.
Paylor, Secretary and R. j. Welter
and w. w. Gatewood, members of
the Executive. The members are Ros-
well, Precinct 1, A. J. WeIter; Ros-
well, Precinct ., W. w. Gatewood;
South Spring, Precinct 8, J. T. Ran.
die; Dexter. Precinct 4, A. Durand;
Hagerman, Precinct 5, R. S. C~ravens;
Lake Arthur, Precinct 6, J. H. Boyd;
Lower Penasco, Precinct Z, Frank
Strickland; Plains, Precinct 8, J. A
Browning; Glen, Precinct 8, J. D
Cooley; Yeso, Precinct 10, Paul Hus
ton.
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thus far was absent and this lent adj
ded joy to the occasion. Betting is
now practically even money on the
series.
At two O'Clock this afternoon the
crowds outside the gate were the
greatest eve seen on the south side.
1t was impossible to get street cars
through the throng.
The batteries were: Nationals
Brown and Killing; Americans, Alt
and Sullivan.
LATER: (Bulletin) The score was
Nationals one; Americans none.
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ACCEPTS.
Sends Letter Accepting Democratic
Nomination for Governor.

Elmira, n. Y, Oct.-W. R. Hearst's
letter accepting the Democratic nomi
nation for Governor will be sen to
State Chairman Corners today. The
precise nature of the letter could not
be learned today. Meetings up the
State at which Hearst is now speak
ing are almost Invariably arranged
and held under joint Democratic and
Independent League auspices and
with the cooperation of the Demo
cratic State committee.
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Directors Increase Capital Stock.

Boston, Mass, Oct. 1.-THE direct
tors of the General Electric Co, will
hold a business meeting today for
the purpose of increasing the capital
stock of the company from $50. 900, 900
to 1000, 900, about $4,000, 900 of this
will be spent in improvements and ad
ditions to the company's plants in
Schenectady and Lynn. The Direc-
tors stated there was no present in.
tention of taking over any other com
pany. !
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Kills Wife and her Business Partner

Chicago, H., Oct. 12,-Daniel Fran
els, negro was hanged here today for
the murder OF his wife, Mrs. Martha
Francis and her business partner Mrs
Mary Scroggs. Francis was in con-
slant trouble with his wife because of
his refusal to work and desires to
spend all her earning she made in a
curtain cleaning shop with Mrs,
Scroggs. He entered the shop while
the two women were there and killed
10Th of them.
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Nationals Won Yesterday.

Chicag, Ill, Oct. 12.-The fourth
game of the championship series be
tween the National and American
Leagues was played today on the
grounds of the latter club before the
largest crowd that has yet witnessed
the contest. Disagreeable weather
of the past four days gave way to
something like normal October wea-
Their and it was possible to set out
in same without counting pneumonia
The high wind that has been ar I'M
pleasant feature in the past series
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Atmospheric Pressure.
Mean, 29.91; highest, 3O.2S, date
so; lowest, 29.57, late IA.
Temperature.
Highest "a, date II; lowest 4S,
date so; greatest daily range 43, date
II; least daily range 10; date 27.
Mean OF this month for w years,
II.
Absolute maximum for this month
for two FEARS, 81.
Absolute minimum for this month
for two years "A.
Precipitation.
Total this month, GAS; snowfall o.;
gre Attest precipitation in "a hours, Is
date Is and IA.
Total precipitation for this month
in 1905, O.64.
Average for this month for two
years, Sc.
Wind.
Prevailing direction, S. E.; total
movement 3,577 miles; average hour
~ velocity 5 miles; maximum veloci-
ty (for five minutes) 81 miles per
nOur, from N. w. on 21st.
Weather.
Number of clear days, 10; partly
cloudy, IA; cloudy, 8; on which OF
inch, or more, of precipitation oc-
Cured, 9.
Thunderstorms, End, 18th, 18th,
18th, goth, 21st, 23rd.
No frost.
NJ. WRIGHT,
Official in Charge.
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For Sale.

A house and lot on Main Street at
a special bargain for a few days only
CARLTON & BELL.
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Figure with B. F. Smith when you
want buggy painting. Phone It's. TIT
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REBELLION IN MOROCCO.
Armed Bands of Nomads Causing a
Great Deal of Trouble.

Paris, Oct, 12.-Activity among ia
part of Morocco is causing consider
able anxiety in the French Govern
ment circles and the appearance of
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.I|M.PR!Qy| QUALITY
00|fANERICAN'N n II
! Sacred Cattle G! !. Sc of India i Brought
s Here at Great y. Expense. t
( sss s&by Texan. HI .S

Special to The Tin1es- pispatch.) Asttf
" NEWLY OHk,R8Jun 2bl--Patiss ollet$ tho
heels OF Il the beef 4 inv estigatton, there
have Just been imported Into this coun-
try seven particular specie of n, cat tile,
which when they have reproduc cd and
multiplied, are expt ted to furnish a NOR
lea with q superior quality OF meat The
animals are nothing less than the sacred
bulls and cows of india. l 4 \ BIT
8j1 The animals, forty-six bulls. three
cows and two calves. arrived q few days
ago on the steamship Pretoria, and are
now at tho United States animal quar-
santine. s M 4; N Ut Isl Il Fl,
x. The Importation OF these cattle repre-
senB two years OF plcuding and targu-
ment With the Agricultural Department
on tho part Of their owner, Al F 81 Borden,
proprietor OF q cnt tic ranch OF zoe. 900
acres In SOU thern Toxas. six mont tbs & Of q
search through II all India, and many
thousands Of dollars. The M purchase
price paid FOR, the cattle alono was
about Sc, 900. ana the duty 81 GOO ft
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WOMAN HARVESTED
/ rs | 5 |!
Officer Belton.s Uses Force II Get St
y. IIer.to Patrol & .8.5 4, &
" NJ s s1 s ,,}5 r nxs sts HI &

Mary Barber. q white woman We i, ar !.
rested at ColleKs and Marshall Streets
about, g IL clock vest e day fternoonl for
alleged drunkenness BY /; ofleer T. a.
Beltony. -
The nearest patrol box wac at 7 Welsth
and 4 Clay stt9e ts ala 81 onlser Belten
started Up ths TIL woman resisted
being taken along and shouted that shc
wound mot .bo taken to the police station.
soon large crowd of egroes 'aiia q !; few
white people. we're following thhe two,
,Thes.wonlan, \ was, quite 4frail; not weigh
ling over a hundred spounds,sbu she made
a strong resistance against reaching he
patrol Abox. rs RI u
3if "a witness said that at last the police
man turned and struck her over the head
and IA CO with an umbrella. Il "a
a He said that tho officer struck her sew
ersl times later, Yand the peoples living
along tho street, who saw 1t, thought
he would have been wiser had he's gotten
some one to help carry her along, instead
OF striking her. The wi tness says that
when the box was reached the woman s
mouth was bleeding and she lay down
on the sidewalk. Some lady came out
Of the house and wiped her face with q
towel. Il 85l Il MI,
AT least several hundred people were
around when the pa troll arrived and took
the drunken woman to tho First l'ollce
Station. $iis # III III 4. u
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Arrivals Hotels.

Among the Virgininns at the Jefferson
Hotel are iMessrs, I. 8 {. atklns. j RI. and
wife, Houston; & ". G.. Dunnington.
6Farmvllle, and ID. E Lowen berg NORFOLK.
York, tho well known ca pltalist. is also
5S MI. s., .. Rickford. Of Hampton, and
Mfr. H. Ball and wife, Of Columbia,
inoi1d Hotel ,s AZ. 5f53@
The Following Virginia people are reg
istered at Murphy,s Hotel; M d5s 8 ".
oke; Frederick Elyner, Norfolk ll.an1,
NJ Perkins, Pulaski; r. Z. b.. Hug and
wife 'Arvonin \; ]. a, NJ, Sc Guallny. surry
8county.tand Prof w B. q "ood, OF Char
5&o MI. II. II. Black. OF stnunton, and Mr..
j. G. Pot ter, OF DanYille, are guests at
the Lexington Hotel. ~ NJ Ill Z
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Both Widely known.

n Especial tor The Times Dispatch }, n
PA..,JuneF 25.- Harry Ken-
\ 6all Thaw is about thirty-six years. old.
and Is the son of the late William Hlaw.
WHO was vice-president OF tho Perunsyl-
wanna lines west. He was a graduate OF
Sthe SaNest University OF PENNSYLVANIA,
i aid when in Pittsburg made his fhome
I with his mother at Lyndhairst.
Much OF his tl1ne.t however, had been
spent abroad. and IT. was while INF Paris
L that he met Evelyn Nesbit, tho actress,
WHOM he afterwards iharrA,d.
5g Thaw Is q brother OF J. Copeley Thaw.
fthe Countess OF Yarmouth who YVES Alice
i Thaw. and also Of Mrs. George Lauder
II Carnegie, OF Cumberland. Fla. He,is also
I Q Shalt-brother Of Benjamin. Thaw-
Ha Mrs. William Thaw, mother OF Harry,
I is ION her way to England to visit her
daughter. the Countess Of Yarnnout tn. No
/ reason for the shooting can be assigned
!, by friends OF the familytin this city.
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VAUDEVILLE BILL
TAEB ( / l |. SEASON IA N
Miss Dresser Is Pretty and
Clever, While Chassino is =
.y83 III Wonder. 358Ss

. 4! The Casino vaudeville bill this week DIS
Il the best that has been presented to the
patrons OF the cool theatre at Reservoir
& Park. Messrs.S Wells and Mckee have
set themselves q difficult task to furnish
anything better during the summer sea-
son. III s.35 iSsss
Four OF the five acts are excellent,
while the remaining ono would appear
better were II not for ( he very fast COM
+ pany$ In which Al finds itself.
3SS Jack Norworth, Tho College Boy, In
the ra!ment which marks the intellectual
youth OF ancient seats OF learning, sang
+ q college medley In excellent style, and
Z followed 1t with d very clever telk con-
corning zone Kelly which endearedf him
to the audlenc e. IT he College Boy con-
5 cluded his turn, by singing Holding
Z Hands, ~ lyric which he accused him-
self with having written and to vi itch he
sang q full half dozen encores land finally
retired hard pressed by cries for M
CHASING, q stadowgraph artist, made
big hit by HIS Gwonderfully clever work
with both feet ana hands. rs s3
"a NJ. Chassino Is allic-so Gallo, indeed
that his English vocabulary seems to
consist Of but two Wo I'd s." hank you.
which he used on several occa sions.
5@8 Tic shadows jacques Bonhomllle can
mot make can be written down on q very
small bit Of paper. AnIlnals. birds, y comic
faces and still life followed each other
5inaquIck succession, while q a P unch and
Judy show was produced with g mere
twist Of the wrist. NJ N IN iva
8s James and Bonnie Farley did q song song
and dance turn. f$
4 Bonnie sang one of Edna Mays old
songs, and both danced to music familiar
to the patrons OF Weber and Fields. OF
happy emory.
n The moving pictures Were%so good that
the I. crowd i stayed to5g SEQ them sbefore
wendlpg ! tss way across x tho street to
lakewood with Its IL 900 lights, where g
free attraction, "a Barn Yard Circus, !"
amused a crowd OF several thousand.
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OBITUARY. I j: i! 1, q
4 Funeral Of Mr.. Rahrn.

\. Tho funeral services OF Mr.. Adulphus
noon at 4 p, H.. from the residence Of
his brother in-law, Mr.. ", s.. Carlton.
i Born In Richmond. April %. 1872; he
was educated at tho Episcopal College
IN Alexandria, which no left at the be-
ginning OF the war. to join tho Richmond
3Howtzers. AT. the death Of his father,
he succeeded him. In the operation OF the
Eagle Iron Works. which, during. the
the manu- fncture OF ordinance and anmu-
|! milton for + the Confederate. government,
This was destroyed at the evacuation OF
business until the last ten years OF OF his
life, when he became the tralellng repre-
Sentative for several Western oil COM
panies; II t ii USE n H
Martha p, Rahm, OF Richmond. In 1861 he
married Louisa IN Brownlow NJ Alexander.
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i CIVIL WI SERVICE Il j j. I
Examination for Planning Mill
Foreman at LeayenWort III 5..s

The United States civil Service Com
mission announces ian examination to 3.bg
held in this city on July 25tl, at the CIVIL
Service examination rooms at the Hlcn,
Which 10 make certhcation to flll "a 5vh-
cancy in,the positIongof planing-mlll fore.
man, at 500 a month, II the /, United y
States penitentiary, leayenworth,ka SAM 2 !,
branch Of the service REQUIRING the same
The applicant Will be examined on
age physical condition. and expo &c.
The age limit Is twenty years or over
on the1date Of the exanltnaton Al ap-
gpiicants should at once apply 70 y, me
sfJnjteH States Civil Service Commission,
Washing tom D. c., for application form.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-26
DEATHS.

into rest at 2 AZ r. NJ,
June 18th, at the residence OF Mr.. r. r..
Il Higgins, POO f. G lay Street. Mr.. 7. Al.
q +. DOR %. In his hfty-ninth year.
Funeral at Ct; Patrick's Church I y.
X M. DNESDAY, Z. Y lils y
~ New Orleans and Norfolk paperi
" please copy. f49,s II 4ti 81
OLPiIN. Died at his home In Goochland
county, June al 1905, w. c. OLPtilN,.
II !nEthe Alxty-frstt year OF his age Z
MONDAY Monday J,.ne ebtih, CHARLES nd.
u WARD, son Iiof Mr., and Mrs, J. A.
M P,lrdie, Funeral will axe place at
residence, GIT South Laurel, to-day
NH (Tuesday) at 8 o'clock.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-26
Elec tiion1 Of Officers.

AT the weekly meeting Of < George r.
Pickett Camp, Confederate Veterans, held
last night, a tho following officers wero
elected for the ensuing six months:
a' Commander. Miles w. Cnry; First Lieu
tenant Commnnder,&J. T. Hay: Second
iTttrd Lieutanant- Commander, j, Fl.
Wayne; Adjutant. r. N. Northen; Quar-
3tormastcr,&J. B. Anglo; Commlssary, g.
thinner; Chaplatns, OIL Chapman. ",
4 =, Talley; Treasurer, G.. t. I1oehr: Sur
,goon. Dr. j. A. IIillsman; Officer Of Day
I r. y. Brown; Officer Of Guard, b. II.
Eckles; Color-Bearer., r. II. Smith. 4 tTt5
Tho camp will hold their annual re.
|unioa at Westhnmpton Park on Julys4th
Comrndo Ellis w. Martin, first Lou
tenant In Co. H.. First Virginia Regiment
who has been very III, suffering from
wounds received at Gettysburg and Drew.
any better, XII M