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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-08-08
SUCESO ANOCHE EN-
SANTURCE.
EI jOVeD MarGiliO ZsnO rscihi6 una
hGrida en- Ia cara.
Parecs que Sc trata De una flagrants lmprudsneia.

Inf6Tmaae que anoche en- Ia parada Is,
en- Santurce, frente Ia morada del senior
Angel Sudrez, ocurri6 un suceso que puso
en- serio peligro Ia vida del senior Marcilio
Zeno.
AL llegar 81 indicado Bitio ref6resencs
que tocaron parada y que apenas gs detuyo
81 caro-.
El senior Zeno, que debfa apearBs en-
aquella parada, fu6 verifcarlo, seg1n
NOS dicen, toda vez que se habfa dado eli
mencionado toque de parada. AL hacerlo,
dtoese que 81 CARO- sigui6 gu marcha, v,
como es natural, fuese 81 joven Zeno con-
ira una reia recibiendo una herida en- ID
cara y un fuerte golpe sobre Ia nariz. El
senior Rubio, que iba en- Ia plataforma del
caro-, inf6rmase que auxili6 al senior Zeno
aSi6ndole por 81 gabsn 10 cual aminor6
un tanto Ia violencia del golpe, que acaso
hubiera tenido mas graves cOnsecuencias
El heTido tuvo una abun ante hence
Trsgia nasal y fue asistido en- 81 cuarto de
socorrog pof 81 DR.. Doval.
Aseg6rase que en- opinion facultativa,
quedara defectuosa la parte 1esionada.
Lamentamos 10 ocuTrido desaamos se
restablezca el joven Zeno. A
Noticiase tambien que el caro- en- que
81 susodicho joven lbs, es el ntmero 8
= 81 hecho parece demostrar aagrante Inn.
prudencia por parte de Los que 10 condu.
clan,
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Los ESCANDALOS De
las CdSaS Gnlpa-
CadOraS de car
neS.
CuandO yeas Ia barba de tu vsGinO
Tspads, mets Ia tuya en- rsmOjO.
DECsR que los matad0rOs franGGsss sstan On as
quSrOSas COndICIpnss.

Los esc6ndalos con motive de las casas
empaCadoras de carnes, americanas; han
hecho que otras naciopes investiguen sus
propiaB caSas y al mismo tempo han visto
la Eiecesidad que hay de hacer que SO con-
SeFvOa en- 81 mejor estado de limpieza.
1on motive de esto, el DR.. Cooper escri-
be sobre las casas empacadoras de carnes
en- Inglaterra, y Henry de Parville hace
10 Propio en- 10 que resPecta q las de Fran
cia.
Dice de Parville: "Tas leccionea de
Chicago deben Sernos de alguna utilidad,
y debemos yer las condolences de otros
paises, particularmente en- Europa. tie.
nemos en- Francia, especialmente en- Paris,
estos asuntog, en- manera alguna irrepoCha-
blesP. En- repuesta esto podemOs decir
quesn6, pues 81 DR.. Leclainche, professor de
Patologia de Toulouse, nos dice que los
mataderos franceses estSn en- asqueroBas
condolences.
Mr.. De LoFerdo ha demostrado tambi6n
de una nfanera conVincente nuestrR infe-
rioridad en- relaci6h con otras grandes ciu.
dades europeas.
MientFas Alemania, Austria, Suecia y
DinamarCa, y adn Russia, est6n constante.
mente mejorando sus establecimientos, ma
da se hace en- Francia en- este respecto."
Ahade que el sitio donde se tiene eI ga
nado que se va 4 sacrifcar no tiene Ia dc.
bida ventilaci6n y veces mueren de
asfxia. Habla de que no hay refrigera.
doreBpara guardian las carneg, que no hay
faCilidadeS para arrojar las materiaa que
no 90 utilizan, insufciencia de aqua, Ia
carne es tocadS por hombres cuyos traies
est6n llenOs de partfculas de sangre y hay
una ausencia absolute de metodos mec6ni-
COS modernos. La inspection sanitaria es
insufciente no hay aparatos para des.
truir la carne enferma.
Tn tai Mr.. Biggi informa que el sitio
Gnico que hay en- Paris para Ia inspection
es I'm miserable suburbio donde dos persO-
mas apenas pueden trabajar juntas, uSandO
como 1nicos inBtrumentog un viejo micros-
c6pio unas pocas redomRs.
''Parfs presenta las mas malas Condicio-
mes, 30 impOnen las reformaB y podemos
tomar como modelo los mataderoB p6blicos
de Alemania donde egt6n en- uBo los apa-
ratOs mas modernos y donde las facilidades
para almacenar en- refrigeradores son COM
pletaG. No fjarnos en- las condolences de
Chicago, pues la cOSa es que Francia no
est6 en- meiores condolences debemoB
Eeformar esto q TODD cOstO."
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-08-08
BIEN PR0PlSIT0.

Lo es 81 que abrigan los senores Lep-
penfaldt Co., de In Porto Rican 81 Anne
rican industrial Coffee, tostadOras de cafe
montadas al vapoT, establecidog en Sam
turce.
DiChos Be1ores han ideado traaIadarBe 8
loa Estados Unidos & fin de emprender
una campafia de propaganda en- favor del
cafe de Puerto Rico.
Una circular han dirigido 4 los coseche
ros del rico grano, en- Ia cual expreaan l0a
pormenorM y detalles de Bu proyecto, soli-
citando justa ayuda.
TodO pasO que Ee de en 81 Bantido ds
ensanchar el consume del cafe puertorri-
quaiiO en- Los Estado8 UnidoB, haciendo Do
maneEa que q Rn adquieTa ca esa mercado
81 precio rsmunerador que por Cd singu-
lar especial calidad tiene dereoho; nOa
parecs que debe ser apreciado j aplaudi-
do.
Sin duda IA ss6og dt sldEfn
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NOtiCias Varias de NaranlitO.
Ode nuestrO correspOnsaL.) )

Agosto 3.-Visit6 este pueblo ell senior
Lugo Viias, inspector de sanidad, acom-
pafiRdo del doctor Ia Rosa, de Comerfo, Y
su aecretario Mascara.
Inscribieronse del barrio de Lomas,
sin tener Ia edad, los individuos LiboFio
y Juan Rivera.
Naci6 81 Primero en- enero 81, 1883 y 81
Segundo en- febrero 8, 1885.
Ash no se forma ndmero.
IA qui6n culpar?
EN- las inscripciones dItimas iDscri-
bi6ronse SO unioniatas por II repnblica-
nos
MIR. J. Proctor, ha communicate al
sefor alcalde, que el departamento del to-
l6grafo insular ha emprendido "a Ii insta-
laci6n de Las lfneag telef6nicas en- algunos
pueblos peque1os de Ia isIa, es probable
que Naranjito, dentFo de POGO, por esa
medic vslioso, pueda comunicarss f6cil-
mente con los demas
lOjald pronto 20 lsve 4 cabo tal em-
prezal
lei concsjo fgura en- presupuesto CON
100 dollars para 81 arreglo de las caIles; y
otra partida para aumento de alumbrado.
Sc piensa en- d installation de un foco "a.
golinR.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-08-08

-Espl6ndido es 81 Burtido que ACADIA
de recibir s'La Villa de Madrid. Este
almac6n 81 81 que tiene mejores casimires,
chalecos de piqu6, pafios para billar, trajea
de 81. Gall = Paris, sedaa chinas, corbatas,
cuellos puios de hilo, perfumerfa fran
ceaa, mantones de ManiIa, infnidad de
adornos para sombrerO, incluao flores, y el
surtido mas extsnso en- telaB de fantasia.
Una vista 'sLa Villa de Madrid, que
eB IL tienda de moda. Tel6fono 273.
p. 0. Box 764. San Francisco 81. San
Juan, P. r. p.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-08-08
6QUE ES IA CURA De STEARNS?

Pregunadselo miles de constanemene Ia
eontestaran pocas palabras:
La de Stearns medcamento naravioso ha
de frecuenes
dolores cabez anes aqejaan No puede
aber gua la Ca de Stearns Door de Cabez
ava Ia NAL orgen ST este agrega
nofenvos bien poderos fectarnos descubrento
de Stearns
Vease escrbe e ST. A. J. Aguar de San JOSE Costa
Rica
a Muy Senores mosTengo gsto de manfear aeVds
aca tempo suje0 aquecas
rpetdas causaban yeadera desespe
raci6n remedio anto
morcaba haa feizmene lego mis- toma de Ia
medcna nomre de Cra de Stearns
e Doo de Cabe Ri efecto de esa medcna fu tan rapdoy
de oarla tenfa absolute
bolso partcua1nente vao sepre
mismo exito.''
Ease sepre legtma de steans cada oblea eva
relieve Ell nombre Stearns Headache Cure.
Boticas.
i FREDERICK sTEARNS CIA.
Fabricantes 10 ouimicos FarmaceuicOs
DETROIT. MICH. e. q. a.
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IyZGADO De PAZ
yuIeISs ds 10y.

Julia Pepin, pOF insultOs Rosa Duran
en- Pta dc Terra, 81.
Laura Sanabria, Mercedes Rivers,
Agripina de Jesds, CrescenciR de Corde-
rO, Josefa Rivera y Maria Santiago, poE
prOferir frases obsCanas, So cada uno.
Juan Medina, pOr pregonar L. vents
con grandes gritou, peso.
GervasiO Colon, Juan Martinez y Ra.
fael Rodriguez, pOr dormir en- aitios p1bli-
Coz, peso cada uno.
Joaefa Sarda, pOr escSndalo, tres pc.
aoA
Absusltos, cuatro acusadoA
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FabriCas inCendiadas

New York Agoao 8 I3O M
Dos gands fbeas Moscow han @ dtu inoend lO
milon rubA
mdios
revou6n
ios do udad ha d vanca
quedando Q
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-08-08

trans
pohda notable Irl loub0 u
~
81
anvee uusese ved qe ~ s n d epada uf Sue ygu
antigua as dgi fdb 6 supmi fuc E
eede ~ i iyhh a ~ m
acne
EI e O oq dna los
aair rhs cuaque fr u j que ar r o
n
VINO les & pe
pdsan prq a 1EaHbU
= 8 ecnat
NoEa:
I1vA nuaor4 4
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Una derrOta.
! York, Agogto 8, l.3O 3. D.

New York, Agato p. d.
hombTea entire muatos heidos dosienOs priioneros
del gbiTno evaT
csndo los punos mas debies las leaes
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-08-08
BlNGO IERRITORIll \ lGRlcOLl
% PUERT0. ROC.
sECoIoN DE AHOBR0s

lmpOsisioaes sObre IBrsia: Deada eO-25
+ $1,000 deYengarkn interlss 81 6 por 100:
annual
1sspOsici0nes pIaaO fio nesde $500 ca
adelants devenq aF6n intare 81
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-08-08

En- ssta impTentR Ge Vende papel de Be.
gi6dioo viaiO ( $500 quintal
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-08-08

ADMINISTRATION DE FINCAs
URBANAs-D. Jo6 M. Carero. Diri.
girse Luna 76.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-08-08

Sc ALQUILA. -Un plano en- muy buen esta-
do. Informaran, San Francisco Ill San
JUAN z. II. l5va
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ayanta con IN prop61ito y on e1ts hahF6n
da ayudsrles lpl ave d
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-08-08
Ia Campala en- eI EiiptO.
Agosto 8, LOOP. nj.

New York, Agosto 8 a3O
En- ncunro vefeado tropas
mil rebddes
NoicaS do slut Alto pc
las ones conHftUyen aqula general
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-08-08
UItim a H o ra
New York, Agogto 9. 1.8O p. n.

New York, Agoto 8, 130
Congo representatives pr6xima
International de Ia Ha fin de poder abr de abae
universal
Epase aprObada general
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-08-08
SEPAlSE

Que no pubIicamos comunicados sin que
sean pagados por adelantado.
Cada seis palabras sc cuenfam por una If
nea v la lInea vale diez centaY0s.
Las caTtaa que vengan CON cOmunicadOs
sin 50 impOFte, no Sc cOntestan.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-08-08

I'm surtidO de Topa muy barato para
nifos ha recibido ola Tiendita" al lado
del Ayuntamiento. Su duefa quiere que
10 sepan sus numerosos amigos. p
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-08-08
INP0RTANTES CABLES
LanChas pesCadOras a pique.

8 4.
los
-
gue srrand playa bay uehos nnos
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adechs
a tuberculosis
quits gy intermediates Anehda blha;
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-01-16
.PR|0R's LIABILITIES
REACH s1,90Q,90D
Amount of Bond Forgeries of
Ohio Firm Increased Yester-
day By 100000.
(Ry Associated press.1

CLEVELAND. OHIO, January 15.--Ac-
cording to statement made tonight by
II. r. Newcombe, of the bankers COM
mittee, investigating the affairs of Deni-
son, Prior and Company, which is In the
hands Of Receiver Thomas II. Bushnell,
the developments to-day show that the
gross liabilities of the firm will be 5000, 600,
not including 100000 in supposedly
forged securities. The assets of the firm
Mr. Newcombe believes. will be about
$4,000.
The amount of the bond forgeries were
increased to-day by $780, 600. and now total
81. OOo, 600
The alleged forged bonds discovered to
date are:
Canton. Ohio, water works. As, 100000;
Canton, Ohio. water works 4s, 100000;
Canton. Ohio. water works As, 100000;
South Sharon, Pa. sewer 4laa. 100000:
South Sharon, Pa, sewer AIS. 100000;
Alepna, Mich, water and light 5s. s25o, 600;
Alepna, Mich. water and light 5s. $3.50, 600.
Priors private safe was opened to-day,
after three days work by experts. 1t is
said that 1t contained no papers or memo
randa that would disclose anything as to
the status of the firms affairs
Among the contents of the safe were
insurance policies for 100000 on his life.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-01-16
Liberal LANDSLIDE
COVERS THE UN|0N|sTs
British Party Secured sixty-two
Seats Out of Seventy-six
Contests Yesterday.
tBy Associated Press,

LONDON. January 15.-The Liberal
& landslide continues. Out of seventy-six
contests to-day the Liberals and labor
ties secured sixty-two seats. The Lib
erai gains to-day show the surprising
total OF forty-two. while the Unionists
gained only one seat, that of Hastings.
Two former Cabinet officers went down
before the Storm OF Liberal sentiment.
Gerald Bnlfour, who was president of
the local government board In the Bal
four Cabinet, was defeated at Leeds by
a majority of 1,p6g and Walter Hume
Long. former chief secretary for IRE
land, lost his scat for South Bristol,
while. Augustine Birrell, president of the
board of education, defeated the Union
list candidate Mt North Bristol.
Aside from the overwhelming gains
by the Liberals throughout the country.
the immense matorities secured in the
turnover are causes of surprises to both
sides.
The labor candidates are showing re-
markable strength, the total gains of
the labor party to-day being seven, not
Including one socialist w. Thorne. who
at Westham. defeated the unionist can
didate. Sir j. G. Nutting, by majority
: of 5000.
The composition of the new Parla-
ment up to the present is as follows;
Liberals. %; Unionists. 81; Laborites,
II. Nationalists. is; Socialists, /.
The total Liberal gains number sixty
four. the gains made by the Laborites
being classed among the Liberals.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-01-16
Double Taxation.
Editor Of The Tlmes-plspatch:

Editor of The Tlmes-Dispatch:
sIr,--Replying to your correspondent a
and B.. in to-dny's Issue. and your edi-
torlal thereon, permit me to cite you an
other case, and ask the same question:
C' sells to ID" n tract OF land for
ss@.o0. in January. 1906. Only $500 in
cash ls ppk1 tod, who takes four notes
from g for 800 each, payable, in August,
1906. 1907. 1908 and 1909. This transaction
really assured as D wanted the notes to
meet obligations he had made. Now G..
paved tnxep for 1906, on the property he
bought; and .. paid taxes on the $500
worth Of notes he held therefore taxes
were paid on $1,000. when there In really
only $1,000 worth OF the property in cx-
fstance. the notes being secured by trust
deed given to d ny G. for balance OF
purchase money. Possibly this system
has much to do with Tho fine condi-
ton of our States finances Kindly
push the good work you have started.
O. AND D.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-01-16
PASTORS HONOR HIM.
Resolutions Adopted By Metho-
dist Ministers.

The Methodist pastors, Mt their regular
session yesterday. adopted the following
resolutions, offered by DIR. w. ]. Young.
out of respect to Rev. DR.. j. Powell
whereas. we have heard with great
sorrow. and a deep $3.50 OF our loss; OF
the death Of our beloved brother, ReV'
J. Powell Garland. D. ID.
Resolved that we bear testimony to ms
high Christian character and his no, 2
service to ,hc cause of Christ IN III,
Methodist Church. and exphss our cont conf
dence that he has dsparted TO be with
Christ.
Resolved That we assure his bereaved
family of our sympathy and PRAYERS
(Signed) w. ]. YOUNG.
w A. COOPER.
The pastors also sent beautiful wreath
to I,ynchburg, to be pu, on DR.. Garland 8
grave. The remains of DR. Garland
passed through the city yesterday and
were met at the depot by a large number
OF friends as we'll as by his relatives.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-01-16

AMHERT, VA, January 15.-The al
most incessant rain of the last month has
cotton the roads of Amherst IN horri-
bic condition, and travelling over them in
vehicles is almost Impossible. There has
not been single Ice season yet, and the
people are beginning to despair Of getting
any ice this winter
CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA, January 15
The grand jury for the Corporation Court
this morning returned a true bill against
j. Antoni Ambroselli, for criminal as
sault on Rosa Dudley. the fourteen-year-
CULPEPER. VA, January i15.-Garneld
Harrison was indicted by the grand jury
to-day for the murder of Lee Strother, an
other negro Manson Turner, also coll
ored, was indicted for forgery and obtain
Judms Grimsley presided and a large
crowd was present.
DANYILLE. VA, January ia motion
for a new trial was overruled In the Cor
poration Court to-day in the case OF Rob-
ert Easley's administrators against the
city of Danville. The plaintiff was n for
mer employee of the city and was killed
in II cave-in of a sewer ditch The suit
was for $4,000, and Sl,50O was awarded by
the jury.
FREDERICKSBURG. VA, January Is.
The question of abolishing or retaining
the Corporation Court of fredericksburg
is being generally discussed here and sem
timent is divided. Senator f. w. Sims
and Delegate G.. II. Swift have asked for
ject and the result will be looked forward
to with great interest. The City Coun-
ell will probably act on the matter.
LYNcHBURG, VA, January 15.-Mad-
am Johanna Gadski. the famous singer,
sang to an audience which packed the
Academy of Music. here tonight. She Wis
tied the public schools and had the chill
dren sing for her and in turn sang for
them. She praised the singing of the
children and admitted that It was on a
par with the singingtof children In Ger
man schools, and probably slightly bet
ter.
NORFOLK, VA, January 15,-Sadie Ma
son. % years old, committed suicide to-day
at the house of Rosa Stevenson. No. 81
Avon Street. She saturated towel with
chloroform, put it over her face and
covered her head with the bed clothes.
IYNCHBURG, VA. January 15.-A Pc
ttion in bankruptcy was filed in the
Federal Court here to-day by Eldrldge
Turner. merchant of Charlottesville. AS
sets, Si,7l1.14; liabilities. S5,Osls6. Tho
creditors are principally In Baltimore,
Richmond, Lynchburg and Charlottes-
Willie.
WILLIAMSBURG. VA, January 10
Mrs. A. j. Lane is seriously Ill of pneu-
monla at her home In James City county,
and fears are entertained for her recov-
cry.
MANCHESTER, VA, January 15.-Miss
Bertha Bowers, the pretty seventesn-year-
old daughter of p. n. Bowers proprietor
~ the Raid win iIOuge. alODed TO HaperS-
town, Nd, this afternoon, and was mar
ried to Lorenzo Price. young railroad
man.
IIARRISoNBURG, VA, January 49,
The barn of e. X. Miller, near Bridge
water. was destroyed by fire few days
ago, entalling loss of nearly 5000. Elev-
en- horses We're burned in the fire and
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-01-16
CITIZENS MEETING.
Barton Heights to Discuss I'm
provements to the Schools

The School Improvement League. of
Barton Heights has called a meeting of
ar the citizens to meet in the Baptist
church tonight at s o'clock. D.. S. G..
make addresses.. There VIII be an attrac-
tive prograffmg and other features will
hep to enliven the evenings entertain
rnent The public IS cordially invited TO
attend and helm r. the discussion Of the
new school building, OF which the Bar
I'm EInlcllLs L.ltlZnns arn In favor.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-01-16
Fine Barn Burns

Especial to The Times-Dispatch)
HARRTsoNBURG, VA, January To-
Fire this morning destroyed a large barn
near Harrisonburg. owned by j. Perry
S'wank. The origin of the fire Is unknown.
The loss was in the neighborhood of 5000.
with 1880 insurance.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-01-16
Will Sell Fair Grounds.

Especial to The Tlmes-Dispatch.)
ROANOKE VA. January l5.-The
Roanoke Fair Association tonight de-
cided to ratify the option given the Tide
water Road, for the sale of the grounds
for s2S.0C0
The minority stockholders agree to dis
miss the injunction, and a plan was
adopted for the reorganization of the as
ISOLATION and the purchase Of new
grounds.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-01-16

her face and hands would have been
AS she reached to catch IT, In her effort
to keep from falling. 1 Immediately went
to Mr.. Richardson Office, he being out.
reported 1t to his clerk nsked that the
stu there: no protection whatever to
the grass. but q menace to the little chill
dren who frequent tho Square. II. W. ].
Richmond va
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-01-16
REACH VERDICT
IN MILLER CASE


CONTINUED from First PaseJ
three classes are on leave during Sep
TENDER, but Meriwether remained at An
napolis on account of the yellow fever,
which was prevalent near, his home
Much sympathy is felt for Meriwether,
here, as all the acts of hazing are alleged
to have occurred before he had the fight
with Branch. Since them he has been
much more studious and attentive to ,reg-
ulations. and was determined to do we'll
in the service He feels very badly about
facing n court martial again.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-01-16
Great Horse Market.

Especial to The Times-Dispatch)
HARRISONBURG, VA, January 10
over $4,000 worth of horses were sold
here to-day. There were several car
loads of draft horses in the lot which
brought fancy prices. During 1905 more
than 1.GOO horses were sold here aggre-
eating cost of s325.OO0..
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-01-16
Mad Stone Cured Them.

8 {snecia1 to The Times -Dispatch.)
pANVILLE. VA. Jan. 15.--The two lit
tie children OF Mr.. W. C. Wither, prom
tnent farmer of this county, who were Bit
Ton ny rrlad-dog Christmas day, have
recovered The children recently devel-
oped signs of hydrophobia and were
treated by DIR. Powers with his famous
maidstone.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-01-16
All Off in coffin's Case.
(By Associated Press.)

(By Assoclated PressD
WASHINGTON, January l5.--SecretarN
Bonnparte to-day approved the sentence
OF the dismissal imposed by court-martial
al Annapolis in the case of Midshipman
Trenmor Coffin on conviction of hazing
and ordered his dismissal from the acad-
envy
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-01-16
Barbed Wire in Capitol Square.

Editor Of The 'rimes-Il Dispatch;
sir,--Wil YOU kindly Inform me y there
Is no. a law permitting. the placing O.
barbed-w wire fencss. nd Il so. why is
there bnrbedwre fencing allowed ~ the
last week, ! noticed gone little children
playing on the walk 3onnd the fountaln
IN the southeast corner OF tne square a az
al,hnn assed one Of the oa, ,Ss f har or
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-01-16
Deaths in Roanoke.


Especial TO The Times-Dispatch)
sic Cook. wife OF Mr.. Ross Cook, one OF
the most prominent farmers of Roanoke
county, died to-day from consumption.
aged 80 years. She was a daughter OF
Mr.. Isaac HUH, and is survived by her
husband and six brothers. all prominent
business men, and one sister.
Mrs. Mary Evelyn Slough wife of Mr..
NJ. G. Slough. died last night from diph-
liberia: aged 10 years.
Elvered White. nine year old son of Mr..
and Mrs NJ w. White. OF Shawvllle,
died at hospital to-day from locked