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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-05-21
M la CORTE DE- DISTRITO
DEL DISTRIT0 JUDICIAL De SAN JUAN. P. R.
Estados Unidos de America.
El Presidente IS.
de los EstadoS Unidos.
DEcLARAcIoN DE DOMINIC

PoR CUANTo habiendo presentado
el abogado Don Gabriel Guerra, una
mocion nombre de Merwether G..
Strayer, solicitando ell dominic de la
siguiente 6nca
"Predio de terreno compuesto de
una cuerda IS centirnos de otra radi-
cado en- ell barrio de Sabana Llama,
de la Jurisdiction de Rio Piedras.
lindando por ell Este. con Camilo
Gomez por ell Sur, con la carretera,
a seis metros de su eje, que de Rio
Piedras conduce 4 Carolina al
Norte y Oeste, con John Gould y la
Succession de Jacinto Santos"
PoR TANTo y habiendose ordenado
por Ell Honorable Pedro de Aldrey,
Juez de la Primera Seccion de esta
Corte. Sc publique la peticion por
tres veces en- un peri6dico de los de
mayor circulation de csta Ciudad
para que los que Sc cream con a1g1n
derecho real sobre ell inmueble des-
critic, las personas ignoradas quie-
mes pueda perjudiear Ia inscription
y en- general todo el que desee opo-
nerse pueda efectuarlo, dentro del
termino de sesenta dfas naturales,
libro ell presente en- San Juan de
Puerto Rico, I'd de Mayo de 1900
Jose E. Figueras, Secretario. ;
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-05-21

Cuando ell rica.h6n fatigado por ell trabajo llega-
ba 81 amuerzo cuarto de hora de retraso des-
pues de dicha la oraci6n alta voz castigo no
Sc lie presentaba 'muf6us debia tomar ell te frfo.
Cuando guerra tomar una copa de Bordeau con, TN
amigo lie suplicaba que 10 esperase en- ell bar iamas
hubiese osado puebrantar rnisma casa las ermi-
nantes prohibiciones de la socieda d de temperan-
cia.
Ell mismo Archibaldo pasa por un pietista; es una
de las columnas de su Iglesia
liza columa de platal interrump6 Felines
ST. subvencona pr6digamente las socieda-
des de cultura moral.
Mistress Robinson muri6 hace va algunos afos:
este fue para el IN golpe terrible.
Desde ese momento redoblo intensamente 81 6ebre
de especuaciones Sc hubese dcho que guerra aturdr
su pena acumulando gigsntescas operaciones.
Sin embargo, al terrninar su dueo, comenzo fre
cuentar las sociedades mundanas.
ERA necesidad de reposo despues de las horas de
formidable tension de nervos1
ERA tai vez ansia de retinamentos de Iuio oue
aunque tarde por fin habfa mordido ese rudo hi;o
del puebo7
Sea como sea, eI case que Sc le vio volver los
elegautes salones de New Yorky de Newport ser
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-05-21
BB Ia C0RTB De DISTRITO
DEL DISTRIT0 JUDICIAL Dc SAN JUAN, P. R.
Estados Unidos de America. ]
El Presidente IS.
de los Estados Unidos.
EX- PARTE,
ExPARTE, Emilio Pineiro Estrela
soBRE DOMINIC


POR CUANTO: ell petic ionario arriba
expresado ha presentado una solici-
tud en- Corte alberta para que declare
a su favor Ell dominic que tiene so
bre las siguientes hncas:
"Primera: R1stica: Terreno ra-
dicado en- ell barrio de "Canovani-
has del terrnino municipal de Ca
rolina, antes Trujillo Bajo, compues-
ia de una cuerds, equivalente trein-
ia y nueve areas, treinta centiAreas
y cuarenta cent1metros de metro cua-
drado, colindante por Ell Norte Oes-
tc, con otraS tlerras del propio pro-
movente; por Ell Este, con Ell rio Ca
novanillas; y por ell Sud, con la Ca
rretera provincial ndmero siete, que
conduce de Carolina a Rio Grande,
cuya via la separa de la otra fnca
lque 4 continuation Sc describira.
Exlste enclavada en- dichos terrenos
una casilla destinada a peones cami
neroS perteneciente al Estado,
"Segunda. Rdstica; Pred 10 radi-
csdo en- el propio barrio de ''Canova-
nillas," del termino municipal de Ca
rolina, anteS Truiillo Baio, constante
de veinte y nueves cuerdas mas 6 me-
mos equivalentes q once hectareas.
ltreinta y nueve areas, ochenta V una
centiareas, y colindante por ell Nor
te, con La carretera provincial mime
70 siete, va expreSada que de Caro-.
lima conduce a Rio Grande, la Sc
para de la otra 1nca obieto de este
eXpediente; por el Sur, con tierras
de Felipe Bolcker ante de la Suce-
sion Rivera; por ell Este. con el rio
ICanovanillassy por el Oeste. con tie
rras del promovente que antes fue-
ron de jose Lopez Noriega. En- esta
fnca enclavan dos casas de maderas
del pals cubiertas de paja ambas en-
NAL estado, y existen varias planta.
clones de cana y frutos men)res."
PoR TANTo: de orden del Honora-
bic Pedro de Audrey. Juez de Distri.
to de la Secci6n Primera de la Corte
Ede Distrito del Distrito Judicial dc
San Juan, Sc publica Ell presente
cdicto, fin de que todas aquellas
personas que pudieran salir PERU.
dlcadas con la inscription de dominic
que Sc solicita, hagan uso de su de
recho en- el term ino de sesenta dfas
naturaleS, contados desde la publ
cacion del presente edicto.
Extendido bajo mi frma y sellc
official de la Core de Distrito de
Distrito Judicial de San Juan hoy
dia II de Mayo de mil novecientos
seis.- Jose +. Figueras, .Secretaric
de Ia Corte de Dist.ito del DistritC
Judicial de San Juan.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-05-21
vIZCONDE Z. NJ. DE VOGUE

Demasado uovicio en- las parisienses para
advinar que le hacfa representa- papel en- una
pieza de la comeda social ustnto lie aconseiaba
sin embargo exadirse de una ratouera donde mas le
vaa no haber lido.
Al caer Ell tel6n, Sc levant6. drigendose la puer.
ia, pero Rosa Esther 10 llamo:
-Sus admiradores querr4n indudablemente Sc
cuestrarle dijo.
Vaya recibir sus ovacones al foyer" pero no
divide que es " mi prsionero. tvendri v. al dltmo
acto verdad7
Babuce6 algunas palabras ai6 de la platea
intenc6n de abandonar Immediate nente el earo ape.
habfa andado ses pasos ell corredor cuando sin
ti6 que una mano lie tocaba ell hombro.
-iPor fin!
Va era hora de que te encontrsse
Ell que asf lie abordaba, era uno de sus Antiques
companeros de Saipt-Cyr. ell duque de Joss6-Iau-
vreins
Teniente de dragones, Ell duque haba pedido Ia alb
solua inmediatamente despues de su casamiento CON
Peg Gillespie.
FL laurel heradico de las Lauvreins. perdfa POGO
POGO dltimas hojas, fato de iego cusndo Ia linda
rica hija de Michigan, lego para hacerlo reverdcer
bao IN oportuno abundante rocfo.
Mi enhorabuena, heroe.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-05-21
Noticias de Francia

Paris, 7 de Mayo. I'm dfa inme-
jorable aument6 grandemente ell n1-
Nero de electores que acudieron 4
las urnas para elegir diputados por
la ciudad de Paris. No ocurri6 ell
menor desorden y los boulevares
estuWeron atestados de gente dia Y
noche.
De los cuarenta seis diputades
Por Paris quedaron eleg1dos veinti-
seis los veinte restantes 10 seran
en- las segundas elecciones del 20 de
Mayo.
81 gobierno ha ganado por ahora
I'm distrito mas de los que contaba
antes. Entire los elegidos hoy Sc
cuentan el almirante Bienaime, Edo
uard Lockroy, Millerand, Millevoye.
Barres y valiant
Ha fallecido ell conde de Breteuil.
4 Ia edad de ochenta Y siete amos.
Paris, de Mayo. La victoria del
gobierno en- las elecciones de aver
ha.sido mucho mayor de 10 que Sc
espera ba.
FL pueblo frances parece cansado
asf de los rojos como do los reaccio-
narios " resuelto 4 sostener la repd :
blica moderada.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-05-21
La IsIa de Wight


La isla cantadora, Ia que enca-
nina sus pasos en- estos momentos
el joven Rey de Espafia para yer a
la que ha elegido por compafiera de
su vida, es ell jardfn florido de IngIa-
terra, la TERRA de verdes praderas,
en- las que sc allan las bellas con.
fortables viviendas de los que Sc
apartan del mundanal ruido para 60
zar en- medic de los campoS de la
dulce tranquilidad de la vida, des-
ligada de las pasiones que ensalza-
ran Horacio y fray Luis de Leon.
Baio aquel cielo purfsimo, entire
los ramilletes de arboles siempre
verdes, escribio ell noble y delicado1
,Tcnnyson sus "Idilios del Rey" he
r0icos poemas, EN- los que Sc reunen
de un modo admirable la delicadeza
Y la ammonia.
Todas las casas que sc encuentran
al paso tienen jsrdfn, todos los jar
dimes estan acknowledgements cuida-
dos los caminos que unen los pue-
blecitos de la isla parecen paseos.
Todo resplandece allf de limpio; no
Sc encuentran pordioSeros, nj gente
NAL vestida. Las iovenes que Sc ven
4 traves de las verjas que rodean los
hotelitos son bellaS, Y los nlflos que
iuegan en- las enarenadas plazoletas,
festoneadas de flores, presentan en-
sus meiillaS sonroSadas ell aspecto
gratfsimo de la salud de la algeria.
Ryde, la villa grande; Shanklin, el
modesto pueblecito, presenta igual
aspecto apacible y delicioso, que ha-
cen exclamar al viajero: Que bien
sc debe vivir aquf !
La vegetation de toda la isla es la
de una comarca meridional; Ell as
pecto de todos los poblados, eminen
temente aristocratico.
He venido muchas veces q la is
la de Wight-dice un eminente es-
critor frances - he pasado en- ella
largas temporadas, y no he visto
nunca lin chiquillo con los pies des-
calzos nj una muier sucla. ES el
1nico lugar del mundo donde no me
han pedido limosna.
En- esta isla encantadora, que re
cuerda en- alguuos sitios la de Corfu,
que rige como gobernadora la Prin-
cesa Beatriz, hermana del Rey de
Inglaterra, es donde vive su hermo-
sa hiia la Princesa Victoria Eugenia
la encantadora prometida del Rey
de Espafia
ALI espera en- eStos momentos a
su augusta novio, Y en- medic de
aquel cuadro encantador, cuyas be-
llezas aumenta la primavera, "pela-
ran la pava, como vulgarmente Sc
dice entire nosotros, ell joven Monar
ca y Ia bella PrinceSa, sin que inter
venga para nada en- esta vista de
novios Ell enojoso Protocolo.
Ell lie lleva azahar de los iardines
de Sevlla, alhajas de los joyeros de
Madrid y, sobre todo ante todo, su
coraz6n enamorado, y ella lie dara,
correspondence sus efectos, la
ventura que mas Sc ambiciona en- la
primavera hermosa de la vida.
EStamos va al fin del prologo de
estos amores, que tienen mas de
idilio que de negociaci6n diplomat
ca, y bien pronto la novia, que espe-
ra estos dfas su novio en- la isla de
Wight, sera la Reina de EspafIa.
iOjala pudiera traernos en- su ca
nastilla de boda la prosperidad la
dicha que sc respiran EN- la isla en- =
cantadora donde va continuar ell
idilio de Mouriscot para llegar muy
pronto Madrid por ell camino de
FL Pardo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-05-21
HOTEL MELIA
COLMADO Y CAFE RESTAURANT
3y 5-PLAZA PRINCIPAL -3y5
PONCE, PUERTO RICO

sudo ESTABLISHMENTS
cudd
duhs, -
CODs s"d hOaA PLAZA 1s.vd
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-11-10
BAY SHORE CASE
TAKES NEW Turn
MONDAY SET TO SHOW CAUSE


The famous case of Fink VS. the Bay
shore Terminal Ralway Company. which
las been pending in the United States
Circuit Court for "a long time. and which
has been before Judge waddH Csitting
sn tae United States Circuit Couru on
argument for several days. took a new
ann decidedly interesting turn yesterday
afternoon.
The argument had been completed by
a large number Of lawyers on both sides
and Judge waddlu had It under advise
rent. announcing that ne would reuder
his decision 81 $50 o'clock
Meanwhile the United states Circuit
Court - Appeals. on application ~ Frank
u Zcll. entered an order against the
Circuit Court % the United states Tor
tAe Eastern District ~ Virginia % show
cause or Monday November H. 1906.
why 'he petition praying ;or "a writ of
prohibition should NOT be fled The
effect of this order stays an the proceed
lues in the Circuit Court until the Cir
clit Coutt ~ Appeals passes on the petit
toners application for a writ q prohib.-
ron. restraining tho lower court from
t.l.ns further action ia the matter until
tho petitioner can present petition from
the deere ~ tn- Circuit Court.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-11-10
YOUNG LADY ACCEPTS
POSITION IN PANAMA
A Game Warden Who Attends
Strictly to His
Business.

MDNINOSS. VA. NOveruber > NJ.
fanuie HAL. the accomplished daurhtc-
OF Mr Marcus Han. Of this place. has
accepted q position as principal In a hl..n
S'Hy'i ln Panama City. Panama nil.
position commands hich SALARY Sh-
lciL Yesterday Tor New York. wher. she
VIII take steamer for Panama
bt- q g. Mann, of this place. is .a
richmond where be has been called a.
see MS mother. Mrs. j. r. Mann. ~ 80.
" SoDth ilne street, who is very Gi
HaHis warden Herbert Parker of Mon
uoss Magisterial District l- atteuline
strictly 10 business. All n0n-rcsidcnts
VINO come on his territory to hunt must
'4'i'I take out license or Quit hunting
number Of licenses have boon issued
20 non-rcsidents. due 10 his persistent
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-11-10
DEADLY RAILROAD
TORPEDO EXPLOSION
Young Man Standing Beside
Track Badly
Manned.

CHARLOTTE. y. c.. November O.
James Johnston d young white man. met
WIN serious and unusual accident late
board Railroad crossing waitine for "a
freight train TO pass. a torpedo. placed
ON the track by accident or design. ex-
ploded. The torpedo was close 10 John
stons fect. and the concussion fearfpuv
iacerated his left side and arm. blowing
two nnscrs OF the left hand entirely OF.
The young man is in a critical condi-
ton. the physicians fearing blood-poison-
ing.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-11-10
VIRGINIA SQUAD REACHES
WASHINGTON IN FINE SHAPE

u w NAStllNGfoN, u. c. November @ -
thc virginia squad. accompanied bv NOR.
tnan three hundred rooters. arrived in
Washington late tonight IRON, .i,.r
lotte VIE. over the southern They are
Quariered at the Ebbitt House. The brt-
uhK to-nlsht Is even. Il is expected that
az least 1000 spectators viii turn our TO-
morrow. The Nirginians are I'm fine
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-11-10
SEA SMOOTH"
AND ALL WELL
The President Having Typical
Roosevelt Weather" ON Trip
Down the Coast.
A BUDGET OF NEWS DAILY
At No Time VIII President BE
Lett in Ignorance Of Impor-
tant American Happenings.

WASHINGTON. November s.-Advices
received in Washington 10y wireless tele-
graph to-day show that the President.
who is aboard tho battlesalp louisiana.
headed for Isthmus oe Panama is well
On his way there. The transfer from the
yacht Mayrower. on which the start
was made from Washington TO the
Louisiana. took place last gat in Chesa-
reake Bay. The ship passed the capes
% sea carly this morning. and at noon
passed Cape Hatteras. The latest news
given out by Secretary Loeb concerning
the whereabouts OF tine vessel was con-
taiutl ~ tne following dispatch from
Captain CoWcen, Commandlns Lac LouiAi-
ana.
AT noon the louisiana passed Cape
Hatterts. Sea smooth All we'll"
Secretary Loeb expects but one message
a day from the President unless clrc-m-
stances intervene which require more
frequent communications. ANY matter
which requires the Presidents pers nal
attention wlA re communicated lmmedi-
ately o. ham boy wireless telegraph
Smal budgets If the important news
of the day also Will be made Up in WASH
ingt0n ami sent 10 the President. SO tnat
hc may Doe kept accurately and constantly
Informed of what IS going on in the
United States
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-11-10
ESTIMATE COTTON CROP
AT ELEVEN MILLION BALES

ATLANTA. GA. November Q.-The exe-
cutivc committee OF the Southern Cotton
Association to-day issued its estimate of
the present crop. based on reports gather
ed from its correspondents IN all parts
Of the cotton-g wing States, placing the
yield at 1i1l6.Oe1 bales
This estimate does not include Iinters.
nor sea island cotton. A detailed state
mont VIII be- issued Saturday.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-11-10
HOTEL COLLAPSES
NINE KILLED AND
OTHERS INJURED
Central Wing Of New Bixby Goes Down. Burying One
Hundred Men; Besides Those Hurt or Killed, Thr-
steen Others Were Unaccounted For


de-
art
of ,ueh were Rod
srol-
OF ue WILL
r. Perkins Carlton a l.
rknen.
=. " bruise anda
alexander eavy
enoson e'
a "a A
H atonaG Glrdv lI~i oita Nn were
l *
God ont tho line
moth S. on tho IA i hoo
a. f e of her son.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-11-10
Want It Dismissed.

Frank y. Zen and others are endeavor-
ins q" prevent tAe confirmation OF the
sale. and have filed a motion 70 dismiss
the entire proceedings. on the ground OF
Jurisdiction. which IS based ON the con-
trnton that the original parties Were
colluslvely Joined contrary 10 the act Of
Congress Of 1873. giving the Circuit Courts
Of the United states Jurisdiction in cases
Of diversity Of citizenship.
The case was argued by Messrs. WI
liam J. Royal. of this city. Theodora
T. Davidson. OF Asheviue. y G. and
Burr Brown & Lloyd OF Philadelphia
Pa, for the petitioners. while the Bay
Shore people We're represented by Nessrs
Fazewell Taylor. D. Lawrence Groner
Judge Wilcox. Milton c. Elliott and
FIoyQ HuEMes. of NORFOLK
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-11-10
Judge Waddill's Views.

In the papers filed by Judge Waddm
the view of the court was that the in
junction against Zell and others should
Dee continued. but that they should be
permitted 90 file their answer Tho court
iurtner advanced the view in these papers
that the petition attacking tho iurisdlc-
uou of the court should not be fled and
that the sale should Doe confirmed
Further developments VIII be- oloked for
ward TO with crcat interest
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-11-10
WILL PROCEED TO COLLECT
TAXES ON PULLMAN SLEEPERS

CHICAGO. November ACCOMMODATION
counsel Lewis to-day announced thar he
would IN short time begin proceed
ings 20 collect city taxes on the surni,ie
of Soe"oOJ az the Pullman COMPANY lie
SAID that TIE company will be asked to
- held trust '0 AU'u
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-11-10
GREEK BAND KILLS
TWENTY-FIVE BULGARlANS

SAInNIKL EUROPEAN TURKEY.
November "a Grcek band has killed
twcnty-iive Bulearians and burned many
more az the town Of Caradiova. near
Gerrcs
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-11-10
BRITISH STEAMER ASHORE
ON COAST OF NORWAY

CINHANEN GERMANY November
9-rhe British steamer Madawaska from
Galveston. October 18TH f0r Emdcn. is
ashore on the eastern coast OF Norderny
Island. Several tugs have gone to her
assistance.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-11-10
Complicated Case.

A copy of the order. signed by Judge
J"trr g. Pritchard. was handed Judge
WaldlI just before the latter ascendcd
tae hench in the Circuit Court Judge
WadalI did NOT hand down an opinion
ln tae case. b-t read his views with ref
ercace 20 81 at length. and declared that
he would file them with the clerk as t
memorandum for what they might Dee
worth.
The case IS fun or interest. and has
given rise 10 all sorts Of complicated
litigation
The company. which has been in the
hands Of receivers for a long time was
recently sold under foreclosure proceed
ings. and the price offered more than
rald OF al tho Ind.htednnss Of III. rnnd
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-11-10
HAVE h0THING To
Be PROUD Of
Bryan Says Tuesdays
Election Shows Trend
to Democratic Party
MILDLY CRITICIZES
HEARST ATTACK

Bad Taste in President. to Say
the Least" Says Commoner.
mo Friend Can Suggest
Third Term to Roosevelt"
Declares Bryan-Dem-
ocratiC Detection.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-11-10

LINCOLN. NEB. November Conn
ment.ng ou the results ot Tuesdays eiec-
uon William j. Bryan Tonight issued a
statement in part ass follows.
Tho election of 1906 indicates trend
in favor ~ the Democratic party. II
proves that the Democrati. party is crow
ing stronger as Republican policies ara
developed ln New York rho party has
won a signal victory iu spite OF tha t~a-
nendous efforts put forth ln hehals of th,
administration. The Republicans had au
the money they wanted They bat tho
support of an the great corporations. and
az the close they had whatever influence
the administration could lcnd
The fact that the Democrats elected
every state officer excepting the Governor
SHOWS that in the Empire state the Re-
puoHcan party has been repudiated The
defeat OF Mr. Hearst. the Democratic and
Independence League candidate for Cover
nor while great disappointment to his
friends and TO the party. is exniairod
bv facts which rob Nj Huehes.s yictor,
or both glory and political Significance
Forces Divided.
Mr.. McCarren. whom AIr Hearst de-
nouncod as q boss. threw his Influence
to hughes and cut Down AR H.rrst-s
vote In BROOKLYN. Mayor Mcclellan. che
legality Of whose election Mr. Hearst
had denied. used his Influence for Mr..
hughes. and cut down the Hearst vote
in New York. Mr.. Jerome. prosecuting
attorney 90 New York WHO had also bee,,
attacked by Nfr. Hearst. supported the
Republican ticket and his influence was
felt I'm Greater New York
Mr.. Croker during the last davs of tho
campaign. made ara attack upon Mr.
Hearst which doubtless weakened the
Democratic candidate among the Tam
manyites. Nr. Murphy. tho head of
Iamnany. while supporting the ticket.
could not put much enthusiasm into the
campaign. owing % tho personal COM
troversies which he had had with Mr
Hearst it is evident therefore that Ar.
hughes owes his victory. not uD Eanub-
hcan votes. but 10 Democrats votes
brought to him by the very men whom
he and the Republican leaders hav. been
denouncing FOR years
President Roosevelt cannot find very
much cause for rejoicing in tae New
York returns.
ITO have his own State 60 pemocrati,
cannot he gratifying To him. and TO md
that his personal attack upon Mr Hearst
had little influence on the result conn
pared with the influence oNerred by Ma.
McCarren Mr.. Murphy and AIr. croker
will not gladden. his Tnausssiving Day.
The President personal attack on Sir
Hctrst was in bad taste. 20 say the. least
Alr Hearst is OF course. disapp0int-
ed. and yet when all tile facts are known.
Ne has much 60 COugrsitulate himself
upon. He made a tremendous fight
against great odds. and while he himself
failed OF election, his heroic struggle
brought victory 20 the rcst of the ticket.
His personal enemies have contributed
TO his defeat. but the triumphs of his
ideas stiN leaves him i'm position e.
mr. ffl,rr
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-11-10
ENGLAND MUST Be
FIGHTING POWER
War Secretary Declares Time
For Disarmament Has Not
Yet Come.
GREAT OVATION TO KOMURA
Appearance OF Famous Japanese
Minister at Inauguration Sig
nal For Great Outburst.

LONDON. November 9.-Sir William
Trc!oars term OF Office as Lord Mayor
OF Lonhon was inauguruted tonight with
the usual pageant The banquet was at
tended by many diplomats and celebrities.
a feature OF the evening vas the re-
-aarkab!e ovation given TO Baron Komura-
the new Japanese ambassador 10 Great
Britain. Responding to the toast. The
Imperial Services" War Secretary Hal
dane said that he and the first lord OF
the admiralty. Loni Tweedmouth realized
Do was solemn duty on tncir part not
to diminish the country's nshuue force
by ono whit.
II was the duty OF a Christian people.
the speaker said. 90 set an example by re-
ouclng the eXpditurcs FOR ornaments.
n-t unless they had response from otncr
nations, tAis was impossible
Not Time to Disar1n.
The speaker hoped the time would come
when nations would look back upon these
days as period OF barbarism and wonder
why they had spent millions in this
manner. But until that time arrived. II
was IN the interest of peace itself that no
nation let down its strength. and It was
the duty OF Great Britain TO maintain It's
fighting efficiency.
Ihe Marquis OF Ripon replied 70 the
toast His MaJesty's Ministers"
Tie expressed the governments satis-
faction that IL had been able To continue
the foreign policy or Lord Lansdowne.
and said De was glad TO be able 20 de-
clare, after consultation with Sir Ed
ward Grey, that at the present. AN indi-
cations pointed toward peace I'VE wish
~ De-, and We believe we are" said the
Marquis OF Rpon. "on friendly terms
with an nations"
The speaker referred with consi8er,bi.
satisfaction TO the Moroccan conference
az Alge"iras. where the wisdom and nu-
tual foroearance Of the great powers
mad resulted in greatly improving and
STRENGTHENING confidence in the mainte-
nance OF peace ia Europe