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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-07-24

Por Aeuerdo de Ia Junts Central
% Avisa & les JuntAs de dst:ito, q
les Juntas locales y & todos les corrs.
ligionArios:
1q-Qie las Asambless primarias
para slsgtr delegados que Asisian
las eonveneIones municipalss, aersn
couvocAdas en- t1dos los pueblos de 10
isla, por los Jdntas locales. para que
uuedsn rsuuirse on csda barrio, e> II,
sl 10 6 el 26 de Agosto, gus serao dfss
fsstivos, eorforme les reg'as d.
guientes;
Ala c,nvacatoris, autorizsda por
ell presidents de Ia Junta local. de.
be eircular impresa con profasion ,
ser& fisds por 10 menos On diez 81
tioa pGbl!cos de cada barrio rural o
arbauo quincs dtAs autas dc 10 fe.
chs en qus hsya de eelebrarEs 10
asamb'ea En- eada pnsblo las
a,smbless aera1 simultkneas.
B.-En dIch> convocAtoria 30 EXPIRE
ra con tods elaridad: 10, La fechs
de- 10 asambleA. y. La casa en- que
ha de vsrldsarss. 80. La persona
que h. de presid'rls 40. Las no.
ras, de 9 d. 10 msnsna "A de ls
tarde, prse'sAmeute, que durarA 10
10 votac On,
CA eadA bArrio de 1000 ha5itantes
6 mencs corresponds eleglr un de-
legado & la convention. Cuaudo el
bArrio tepga mas de mil habitsntea
le correspondent IN ,de'egado mas
por cada quinientos habitantos de
sxesso. Ea las pspeletas, que &C.
r&u hschss en- pspsl blanco, solo
se escribir& al nombre nombres de
los candidatos. Solo. tlenen dere-
eh, & votar los unionistas msyores
de 81 al 10.
LA iunta local nom' rara IN GORE
l'g'onArio que presida cada assm
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-07-24
SuArsz dc MOta.
OPtRA SCOGNANIGLIO

EatA ro;h', como rosrs tlrctor
dc abono, 10 renra.en:sfa eu 6! seAtro
municipal In 6psra X sea-
Maizena,, ercoIes, ofs tsativo
suhi,S a lE eteenA q Cptrs.a CAMPA
MAS DE CORNEYILLE el su ediei0n
original.
Por Ia Mocha, como euars& de abb
10, la rArzuelA eipsioa \ MARINA, en-
que cantarA 81 tenor ' nOieli, J el
'ereer acto de Ia Opera Los T EURITA'
NOS de BellinI, en- que harA el papeI
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-07-24

hlea. Este, & su veEl y "a On ell To-
eel donde el Acto 90 veri6que, de
aignara dos seeretArios que EepAn
laer y escribir de no modo eorreeto'
CuAndo On un pueblo extatsn dos
f-acciones mantsniendo candidatu.
rAs distlntas. eada tcscs!6n presen
tara 81 presidense de 10 sssmblea un
sscretario, que e,ta aceptar&. 81 no
se 10 presentAren, 10 eligirk libre'
mspte, proeurando que los dos 90,
cretArios no psrtenezeau & una mis-
ma feaccion. No podran ser PreAi.
dentes nj seeretarioa los smple&dos
del munieipio.
9. LA votsct6n sa abrirA en- toias
las asam bleaa & las nueve de 10
mshana y SO esrrar& & las eustro
de 10 tarde, prs ciieaudoss en'egui
do el eacrutlnio en- preseneia de los
electorss que deseen eoncurrir & Q,
to operaci61. E resultado 90 snun
eiara en- alta VIZ y consta'a en- IN
aeta brevs y eonsiss, admit!eodose
las protestss que 90 preieuten.
% Las actas de las asambleas q
y las protestas, si las
hsy. ss entregaraa el mismo die,
antss de las disz de 10 nochs, 81 prssi
dents de 10 JuntA local, que les guar
darA bsi1 su custodis, eonvoeandc
para el domingo mss prfxlmo lo'
delegados eleetos, & fin de const't1il
la eonvsuci6n municipal y designsl
las esndidaturas.
80 -Las protestAs present das er
las AsAmbleAs aeran remitidas ain de
mora alguna & Ia Junta Central, out
nombrAra de su seno un iursdo pari
rssolver sobre elias Antes del dfs eI
que dsbA verificsrae 10 convenei6l
munieipAl. Las deciAiopes de cate ia
rsdo seran nspelablsS y ejscutorias
una vex que les apruebe 10 Junta Cen
trial.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-07-24
4 RIO JAAE|R0

DIcsn de Nav York: sHR Aalid0
va para el B asil los delegs los nom
brs dos por G >hiarno de lol EstAdos
U nidos para rapresantsrlo en- 10 con-
terencia Par. .Ameriaxna de Rio JA.
neiro. Entte tlios se cuenta oil sefior
Larriuaga, c)mis!onado de Puerto.
Riso en- W h'rgt0ns
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-07-24
MUADO FIAANCIERO

(Continuoci6a de Ia pdginG 1ql
bi&n e,on M yo:es que n cuAlquisF
an : ssrlal m&a iEsc ftas eorrespon'
II. "a o,ho maies dc los cuAlea
ugsuc ttmcs, 9 sta IL que tsrminA'
r.niu (, oesro ts 1905, atn II 900, ,0CQ
go erc 20 squs,lAs en- ei mitmo Pc
rfodo ea 81 no pGs:do.
----------------------
mas imporIsnt3 10 nora 6 pxagA.
Con 10 cuAl queda dichl qqe SO LENA
I'd iettrc.
En- Les ! URIrANos sAb,iUSu
tAmb Ga cl btritono BorRhas y ell be-
il Cirino.
El pdbliso e,ti de erhorAbuena
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-07-24
ECOS DEL EXTERIOR
La DaZ no reina en- vari0via,
Opinion sobre ell pF6ximo
gabinete rusO.
LOS TERRORISTAS
Cadayeres EN- balsamados La
catastrofe de sSa'ysburyS. !.
Revolution del Natal.
Diesn d9 VArsov'a:

DiG9D AP @Abhf o
sHsq side confirm adoa los rumo.
res quo r3ciers- mauts h2bian crculsdo
acsrca del prop5,lto qua tepian los
tsrrorlts&s de ilevar { aabo uus ma
sanzs gsoer&l de policias
Dos pclicfAS b n aido muersoa 4
tiros, oGros vArios h h9ridos dc bals,
y mortalmsn'e per ctsrto, en- distinsos
lugsrss de Ia ciudsd.
Tambi6 dleron muerte los terro
risi&s 4 ~ ganisrms y & un eapitAu
do icfantsrfa.
Estabsn estos asusAdts por los
peri6d'eos ravolueionarios de hAber
mandado los piqussss cue rsalIzaron
les eiecueiones de sus correlIgions
rios.
Las flsrxas de poltsfs, en vista de
los encarnlz ados ataQues de que vie
nen siendo obisto, han tsnido que ser
retlradas de Las GALES.
ri cuidAd&1o dc las mismRs ha si'
do eniomsndado 4 patrullaG de infan
terfas
De S'n Petsrsburgo:
<El vetsrauo isfe dc movlmiento
actual. seiiar Pesruksviteh, ha eones
dido un intervl6 al rspresentsnta de
10 Presa AsociGda en- eats capital.
TrAt6ss en- lA mismA, aobrs Ia
grave situsei6n en- que actual mente q
encuentrA oil impsrio.
Deslar6 rurkeviteh que tents
10 eonviccl6n de que 10 cAida del 90
tual gabinete estaba "a scordada.
Dem afro tsner sbIoluta eonhan
90 On que etsAbA muy pr6xlma 10 su
bidS oil podsr d. un gobierno parla
msntario. E,to auaeder&, & su iaicio
sAunqls el empetador trAta de impe
dirlo, org AnlxAudo un cabinets buro
crAsico de sendsueiAs mas liberaleI
que el actual
pa pesAr de eats movlmiento de
Ear, qua ssrA Ia dltimA trinsh.rA el
que Ae defenders, tendra &l cabo Qu
cader, q acausA do la tuerie opos cl6r
que de no hAcselo ensontrArla en- Q
p&rlamentoS
-ConGindAn en- VArsoviA los ssa
sinAtos de policfAs que airadAmsnt
esl&u llevAndo eabo los serroriatas
Faeson muetsos & tiros en- UNI
c&lle dos ssrgentos.
Los Saetiaos logrAron eacap para
elm ser vietoE,
-Dicsn de LondPss que hSn aid
embAlssmados, con el pro: 6ailo d
enviArlos 4 loA EstadoS Unidos, 10
csdAveres de los Amsricanos que De
recieron Gu ell dessArriamtsnto d
Sail hurys sn tl express dc plymouth
Han rssutAdo indtlleS, por OF N
oleto, las AvarigdtciQnea prsclicada a
b y para co loGsr Ia eSusR DEL detcy
! rriia mIent0
60 DaroAu, N&tal. II rebe,i6
dc los natiVos contra los irg eseu q
celia Ul importante eacusntso ha Of,
E rrido en Hordsba'g Ell dcmirgl q
p timo
La pequefA fls:za de vollrtarIn
del ERthl cue eassbA Go guArnisi6l
fu6 aalvAda pr Ia llegAdA de una O.
lumrs de tropAs regulGros.
Seiucienscs nusrsna dejsron K
rsheldps NJ ner disptrsadoa.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-07-24

.laMam05 la atenCi6H AQ-
cja la mbortQHcja de
HHeStroS cables de hoy.
Tor ser Mny e,rteNSoS Sc
Gambia de ttPo, a TN de
que no ocHben demaSta-
do eSfacio QHe ek bertd-
dfc0 Hocesita Para otros
aSHntoS de intey6s.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-07-24

en- la Relers de F. Kehhn Co. Gale Francisco pumerO
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-07-24

tividAd religi, 81 que en- honor & la
Virgen del Carmen celebrsron las
ccfsSdss de la imGgsn. Z iluStrAdo
Padre CebAllos nos del Is DIR un precio
so sermon cue sgrAd6 mutho al audi
sorio.
CORRESPONSAL
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-18
BIG FORTUNES d /. U.|.|.|| S.
BY STOCK RISE
nntInued from Flrst PNge.l

icon 80
pgsle. "a control Northern Pacific five
wa 70 q % 1.-THE shorts in boil, Pacltlc
were surprised and 5unprepared for the
T inward rush which followed and led the
4Sscramble 10 cover Within half an hour
al ter the announcement, Union P - or
had bounded up moro than eight points, Efl 81
and Southern Pacific nearly seven. Jsas3s S8
Feverish activity prevailed IN the me Two
stocks throughout the S session u WIN
various shalts in the upward movement lle,
when the traders sold to realize profits
M HI cent fof thesd hats, the upward
movement In AZ Union Pacific continued
& throughout the day. almost to the close
of the market, when there was a sligh ~
recession on profit taking Southern t ~
Ecitic's advance, however,, WAS earl ana
held Union Pacif1c's extreme advance
was from 162 SIS to 179 80 ,bnnd$ SCUM
Pacif,c closed at IT'S q. and Southern
Pacific at 81 s-S. The total sales a OF
Union Pacific we're G47,100 shares, ri and
OF Southern Pacific 4S1 600.
& The Announcement
The Executive Committee Of the Union
Pacific Railroad Company and tho South
i ern Pacific Company announced that the
following dividends have been declar red Z.
"a sen,l annual dividend Of 2 per cent.
on the preferred and q scmi-annnal diV!-
dend offs per cent, on the common stock
( OF the Union Pacific. and se sem
4 dividend OF PIP per cent. on the COM
mon stock OF the Southern Pacific Com
spany. (,
The s per cent. dividend on the COM
mon stock OF Union Pacific compares
with a previous dividend Of 3 per cent
on that stock. The dividend on Southern
Pacific common stock ia tho first ever
q. St>eH R11lS mn -
nouncement Of the dividend says;
1T is understood that of the dividend
of Il per cent. on the common stock
Of Union Pacific 3 per cent is charged
TO surplus earnings Of the railroad and
y q per cent. to income from Investments.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-18
BIDS FOR POWDER. &.
Offer Made BY the Latin
5.ls and Rand Comp any.
Especial to The Times lspatch.) 4

WASHING TON. p. c., August liz
Bids have been opened by the Bureau Of
Ordnance, War Department, for 100000
pounds OF snluting powder and 100000
pounds OF sodium nitrate. The loW esq
bidder on the salutlng powder was the
Latin and Rand Powder COMPANY o.
SWllmingt on, Dol. which % ffered TO supply
the powder; packed a III bal rels furnished
by the United States, a t seven and g
quarter cents a pound. a. T. he bid Of this
company on q powder packed In twenty
FIVE pound kegs, furnished by the com on. y
panyi was seven and a hi cents g pound.
and 1t also offered to supply the powder
In 100 pound barrels, furnished nys u .hl
.conpany, at eight con ts q, pound, Iht
only other bidder on the aaluting powdel
wa 81 r: u {. DUPONT md Company also
or Wilmington. Dell. whose prices range
from three-auarfers to one cent 9 poln 's' !
higher, aSSi55 II /, !, y, "a
was that OF Weasel, Duyal ana 20 npa ma
Of New York City, which made a. pro.
posal to supply the 500 lum nitrate ~
s2,J4M per 100 pounds. Other hldderf
were WI r. Grace and Company, llellerE
Hirst and Company and 9, p. MorrlA
and 7son. all OF New York CITY, whose
BIDS range from ono and q half to seven
and 4 half cents per 100 pounds hghsll
than, tina sof the lowest bidde X
aa
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-18
3rorde,i hi N Washington since the San "A
Erai,ciseo enrthduak 70. \ Il VIZ
! ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

# Valpataiso h Id d Il fortified y scapor t OF
a Chile aud than Import nnt comm erclall
town VI a. the western coast OF South
Y America. II Inns d population ut about
10000. Il the en- tnl sof the pro
81 the Same name, mid is, 81 tuntca on ~
lareo bay fiji the Pacific Oceall seventy.
& nve niles west -northwest. OF San tiago,S
Y riif which III connected by5 rail !. t3 ssll sS
Il n The bay Of alpnrhiso, which is well
sheltered Spn three sides, y IL bound ed by
ranges OF hills rising from 4 600 10 r. ,70O
ifeetAhigh Oh the slopes OF whicli5n con-
sidernble portion 81 the city or alpas
S1,aiso liz built.4 On the south side Of tho
bay nre the spacious suburbs Of Nuevo3
Maleco,i ana Gran Avonida, Il from which
.pnss ao,,t one lof the finest sof the thor
8oughfnres OF alparaiso he Avert idns de
las Delicins. 4. .iE .3ss. &.
VI Tho lower; central section &of the city,
Ii constituted BY the Alnlendrnl, l1a vim g!
regularSand attr streets nd sc sgl1.
taj,lftig the principal 5busness II lollses |.
the park, tho Plaza Victoria and n the
National Tlieater. js Y l t{3l si RI
70 tlie northwest Of 4 Tits. section Il in
the quarter Of the city known as 81 no
& Puerto (or Port. lin which nre X situated
+ thebgreater3 number OF tho public build
ings md thevast warehouses gwhich line
tho uunys and docks. II, this portion o.
q the 4 city, Ii however narrow ard crook ca
streets IRE stili8n feature, but tho newer
sections OF valparaiso have III, attractive,
modern appearance, the buildings IN t q
business quarters being ma ssivel " n pui u
Among tile monuments in Vaipar ri
are those to Columbus w heelwrlgll1t SW " 9
V established ri steam navigate ~ on ne
Chilean coast Admirnl Prat and u, nohlls
s Cochrane, orgnnizerA Of the SChilcnn navy.
The city has various academic ana SOL el,
Glegiate institutions a naval Sc SCI
Tor marines, museum OF natural iii = SIC
bureau etc. ane US III n.
u di,strial3 establishments comprise Io q 'l
II dries, Srsilroads and machine shop srs
refinerfes, brcweries, dis tlllerles large po.-
thing works and factories OF oil 1kt!i VS.
ISleyat ors connect the lower parts o. .lie
city WITH the villa section on the heig Us o.
The port Of Valparaiso Is the terminus ~.
os important lines Of steamers Tor . Nv
rope byFway OF the Straits OF agellla q
4. and Panama, and is the center OF the y,
South American coasting services 4 =
III contains tsnunierous foreign colony, COM 'f'
3i$posed chiefly of British. German anu
French &merchant There IS q custom .lsS 9
house wharf, alongside Of which steamers
or ordinary tonnage can moor but most most
& q the loading is done by lighters from rom.
a. quay surrounding the town. ne mar
BORIS defended by modem, well o g 70
II batteries Severe storms and q tidal wave we ,e
81 d L Valparaiso, June 3d. 1893, ,yrecsetd the u
railroad and did grent damage to & tn
scff -
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-18
OBITUARY.
Christian, Baab.

Mr. Christian Baab. a. merchant Of
300 st. Peter Street. this city, died yes
terday IN MILWAUKEE,, where he had gone
with the delegation OF Eagles to attend
the convention In that city, He died OF
n complication Of diseas es, /.
I Mr., Baab had taken the trip In the
hope thai his health would be benefited
He had been suffering a great deal With
asthma. X, * s N q, N
Mir. Haab was one OF the most success.
ful business men on the north side OF
tho city. He won many friends who
held him In high esteem, Ills wife was
formerly Miss Mary Sterisen. who sur
Wives him With two chtldren--Christian,
Jr., and Mamie Louise Baab. Mr. Baab
years, having come here from Newark,
N. ] He WAS horn in Germany, having
come 10 this country when about twelve
years old. i5, II W. N
State President PeterT. AIurpy. OF the
Eagles John ". Moore, of Manchester;
James II. Canrpbell, Eugene BlottDer. II.
y. Quinn and several other Richmonders
were among those who were In the
coach In Which Mr., Baab rode 10 MIL
waukee.
The body will arrive here Tomorrow
morning. being accompanied by meme
lbers al tile Richmond delegation Of
Eagles, The funeral arrangements.
.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-18
.NEjG|;.ROES...E|:NDO:.Rf|S:.E
DA | s |. ] / | \
Colored Citizens Of Greenwood
County Issue address 55tto
the People
WHAT GOVERNOR \ u HAS s ]. . SAY y
Haywood I'D eclares That All the
35 Known Members Of Mob
5I55Sy Will Be Prosecuted. n,
.iEb5f {5s
Associated Press.) \

AZ 3sts N (By Associated PressD Ks SS3$ I'll
s COLUMBIA,4S.% g., August i. Cover
nor Hayward returned this afternoonf from
the scene OF the lynching OF the Il negro
Bob Davis, near Greenwood. last evening.
When asked for a statement concerning
the lynohing, the Governor said he had
nothing to say, further than that after
d 5conferenc ewlthB Solicitor Cooper. OF the
Greenwood! Circuit, he had instructed that
officer to take Immediate steps to prose-
cute the known members Of the mob
The sentiment among the best cltizens
1 or the county, as we'll as q number Of
negroes, is in synpat thy with the action
I OF the mob. IA N IL s. 3;5 II n
I'd. a. negro school teaoherof the neighbour
hood has written card to the news
papers endorsing the lynching Of Davis.
Il The negro citizens of Greenwood oun-
9ty today issued the following address
lin regard to the lynching OF Bob Davis:
Is ',We, the negroes Of this county,
& wish to say that we IRE with you
and In anything SO serious is this
you gave assistance Iii what you think
Z best. We cannot afford, as a race.
sSS to upholdlanything that3tends to lower
III our Christian or moral standing, and
a3H the quicker we show that we are
93 ready to help trace the rascal to his II
den, the quicker Will we have tho y
" sympa thy of he3white man when we Z
are Slntruded upon. Some weak
minded colored persons may say that
negroes should not have assisted the
n white men In their search. but we say
to them: You are simply needing y
common sense, II there is anything
hacking on the part Of the negro race.
b 1t Ia that1of self-respect,f and we say y
that II he cannot respect him
III self, teach him and do not DO partial 4
how ana what manner the Lesson be 4
II given. Now. until tho leaders of the
race established the fact that we
should join In and over &c any rascal,
" wo are not In full S.acharge OF our
Ii duty. Then lot us. rs "a race, learn
4 a to respect ourselves and thereby ex-
Il pect' 1t of others. y # S
owe think we voice the sentiment OF
every respectable negro In the country
when we say that the country Is rid
jg of one of the meniSAst. most dIsrespect-
able characters imaginable. and your
& thoughts are ours. It Is unreasonable 4
to expect the{whIte men to respect and
protect us when we do not respect
& ourselves. The only thing wanted was
the right man., and that Is what we
had, and we are satisfied.
~ (Signedl ID VI q "a VII iB&
"coLoREp y CITIZENS or GREEN
A MOOD COUNTY, NJ Al ~ 81.
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Fought. I. ||||I||; ]. / like |. {:
N|LD&AN|MALS.
a(Cpntinued from First Page.).

$3aSS (Continued from First Page.) MI n III
distance, but finally i It was FL lost N n q
swamp. XII N ri "a "a N s g33}
4 Elk Extraordinary. precautions had been
taken through Poland, owing to fear Of 5 g
.forcible rescue Of Belenzofr. The plat
forms at all the places where the train
stopped were cleared y,
Trouble in Warsaw.
81 {gy{ Assoc ated Press,) 'BS5 II 81.
NYARsAW,SAu Aug lhstt II This morning
two patrol,nen were shot and Xxi led and
two wounded Z.
n Strong detaShfnen & 81 y troops search
#pedestrians thronghou 7 4 the Noity, and all
passengers arriving on the Vienna Rail.
road are searched: sa 81 Il 5s
At 81 O clock this evening, police. q IN
cut OFF the Jewish districts from the
rest Of tho city. 81 h IN n 4;
III is now kno wn that forty-three per.
SONS were killed here August 15th,S5$of
whom eight were policemen. and that
eighteen policemen and about a hundred
citizens were wound ed. 5iB I'D Ak ss
During yesterday throughout Poland
eleven policemen and one gendarme were
killed and four policemen We're wounded
Miss zSmirnof Safe.
a2$ (By Assoc lated Press.) 13,5
y AVON, N. e Y " ~ Aug ust "a dispatch
was received to-day by Mrs, Herbert
3yYadsworth from her niece, Miss Nelka
smirnoff. in Finland, "a saying that she is
we'll and knows nothing of tho case fof
Miss Smirnoff who was beaten by the
Cheval!er Guards at st. Petersburg sew
eral days ago. y bill
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-18
THE AMHERST FIGHT
Rev. Mr.. M GORE Would Not !! Have lave
3Fa - A ~, Nfic1 al @
Anyone #Misled.


SS5a ,!,t& fspecial BY Southern Bell elephone
f9 sANrHERsT, " al, August I. judo e e e.
rs Campbell refused 70 give ,o o.
i atiy4 further statement with regard q Z 20
@1us dlnlculty5 with Rev Az Il II. .5 Moore
Sd Rev. "a. II. Moore replied that he s hed
nothing to II say. as tho statement e vi q a.
read published had covered the Wnole
affair, but that 1 f anybody thought, that that
he was the kind Of q man to run ", they
had better be careful not @ ne Inlsieu III
$that statement into attacking him. "
oweyer, he said: the matterYwas ende e
al d that he regretted very n1uc that$lt -
had gotten into print. y; III y. \
The Rev. NJ NJ core came to a rnnerss
from the West, where he spen T lsg many ,'1
years t. nha ittIns
IN IA n, man Of heavy build, 5Weig y h'n 1lg
about 200 pounds s. a5 si . !. III
IS one Of he most successfula51a
crs iii the county, as Ell as supervisor
and pren cher. si IS ils5t n
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-18
5yl fBv 4 Assc,c,ated press. ! :

4 I'M l113I lBy lAssocated Press.) l ai
4 TRENTON, N. j., August II, State
Senator Edmund w. Wakelee, chairman
OF the, Joint commission OF the I.egisla-
'ture to Investigate the granting Of rIpa-
rian rights, to-day announced that the
board would meet In Jersey City next
Wednesday at the request Of George II,
Record, Of Jersey. City, former counsel
Of the commission, who wishes to answer
tary Payne, OF the riparian commission,
Tho latter charges that Record COL Elected
fees to which he was not entitled, t.3 93a
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-18
DEATHS,

ut the Memorial Hos
pital, Thursday night, August 18th, at
\ slo'clock, SHELTON BRITT.
+ The remains were removed to Edwin
Phaups undertaking narlors. and VIII
y ne sent Ia Fincastle, VA, THIS (Sat-
u,ifrday) MORNING at 10 o'clock,
Died at the residence Of his
erandmother Mrs, Laura a. watson y
DIYIAN IIAWpII DRN DAVIS, son Of
George TT. and Ada 3D. Davis; aged
-four months. 8 e q ca & 3Eg .Sgt Wy.
a Funeral yesterday evening NJ
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-18
HARLAN IS APP OMITTED
MEMBER OF COMMISSION
lBy Associated Press. J !

OYSTER BAY, Il N. y, August y. Pres
ident Roosevelt to- day q ppointed James
$. Harlan, Of Chicago, a lnember Of the
Interstate Commerce Commission Mr..
Harlan is a son Of John M, Harlan, AS
sociate Justice OF the Supreme Court
of the United States. He Is a lawyer
of extensive practice and held for some
time the position OF Attorney General
of Porto Rico, The appointment of Mr..
IIarnn completes the membership OF
tho commission as provided for under
the new railroad rate law. q RI. III 5sfl, 8
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-18
q DR.. 8DREHER TO WED,
Will GO With Bride to Society
Islands. .55
tny Associated Press.

51I55 (By Associated Press. ~ ~ 1V
WARRINGTON, p, { g, i, August 4 Ian n
3nouncement was made here to day OF the,
Forthcoming marriage OF n pr, Julius
Daniel 8Dreher, OF selYood. s.. O.. to Miss
Emcllne Kirkland Richmond. / Of Scranton.
Pa. DIR. Dreher for a. number OF years
was president Of, Roanoke College, OF sa-
lem, VA, and recently was appointed
American 81 consul to Tahiti, y Society
Islands. The ceremony will take place Mt
Richmond Hill, Scranton. on September
S5th,s and Dr. Dreher and his bride will
sail for Tahiti in October, u " e! N
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-18
To Launch Cruiser.

B WAgH1E6 s'TON, August lL--The 5ar-55
rnored cruiser North Carolina will be-
iaunohe ed at the Newport News shlpyards
October eth, "a SPONSOR has not yet been
chosen. bit IT Ia probable that the Goy-
ernorRo North Carroll ma WIN be ~ sized i 70
name the lady for that honor, .E ,.:i
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-18
8R;,eal5 Estate Sale.

n 4 fspeclfAl to The Times ID Dispatch
syyYTH TWILL I'D, " Al, August 17,--L1. D. 4
cafes this morning, through Carnahan
and 1Vohlford, sold his house and lot.
corner sur Fourth Avenue and Spring Street.
ia M n. Brown. Price, four thousand dol-is
lars. Possession to be given January !, +
10()7 K n flsi tr5Ii itlia9i WIS III
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4g5i lflbg ;sS34 4 $ii,te 5gi 81 {59
THE WE A'THER

!, Forecast: Virginia and North \ Caro-
lina-Fair Saturday and Sunday, except
showers In the mountain districts, light
roI d iItit, IL.