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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-09-14
PAWNED WATCH.
Colored Woman Bought Ticker
on Instalment Plan.

Isaac Hail and Pearl Han. n C0lorcd
pair. appeared before Squire Angle ia
the Henrtco Courthouse ut noon ycstcr-
DAY 70 answer the charge OF securing "a
watch on the instalmcnt plan from the
guarantee Watch Company. paying two
thlrdS on II. th0n uawuing tho timepie1e
and refusing 70 pay the remainder
constable Burch made the arrests and
round the watch at Jacobs pawn shop.
Tho county officials are getting tired of
common.
Isaac proved that his wife was tho Of
render, and squire Angle fined her s..
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-09-14

was to DE maid Of honor. was prevented
from attending the wedding by illness
iu her family.
Personal Mention.
Misses Margaret and Anna Day. %
New York. are visiting the Misses VII
hams on Libby Hnl Park.
Miss sherwood Flagg has returned to
her home IN Chrisuansburg, after a
,rip To Richmond.
Miss Ada Frayser IS the guest of Miss
Nannie Williams. i'm Newport News.
The Washington column of the Balti-
more sun has the following:
Mrs. Burnham, OF Richmond. widow OF
General Buruham. United States Army.
who has spent some time here
with her daughter. the wife OF Captain
Lewis Marrian has gone to 81. Louis
60 remain for several months with
another daughter. Mrs Burnham is in
poor health and her daughters are en-
delivering to induce her 70 give up her
beautiful place near Richmond, where
Sno has lived for SO many years and
where General Durham died.
Miss Laura Almond. Of Lynchhurs. is
ln tae city
Mr. and Mrs Benjamin AIsop and chill
dreu have returned from the mountains
~ Virginia.
Miss Florence Hix has returned to her
homo in Appomattox county, after a
visit 70 friends here.
Miss Annie Faber Of Clifton Forge. Is
spending a few days here.
The Rev Dr William E Hatcher re-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-09-14
FIGHT FOR
RUBENS MILLIONS
First Blow in International Strug-
gle Struck in New York
Wednesday.

SEW YORK. September l3-The first
niow 20 an international night for pos
session Of the millions LEFT by Charles
Eubens. the old Maiden lane watch
maker. was struck here yesterday. when
notice Of % contest 81 the viii was filed
ny ignored and diagruntied nephews and
nIeoea.
These contestants assert through their
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-09-14
Improvement Leaeue

Especial 10 Tie Times Disuatch.1
ATLEE. VA. September l3.-Thero VIII
De "a special meeting Of the High school
Improvement League Saturday evening
at O'Clock. 20 consider ways and means
10 furnish the assembly hall Of Washing
ton Henry High School
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-09-14

Jack Barrett went TO Quetta
Because they told him to.
He left his wife at Simla
On three-fourths his monthly screw
Jack Barrett died Quetta
Ere the next months pay he drew
Jack Barrett went to Quota,
He didn't understand
The reason Of his transfer
From the pleasant mOuntain-land:
The season was September,
And IL killed him out of hand.
Jack Barrett went to Quetta.
And there gave up the ghost:
Attempting two mems duty
In that very healthy post;
And Mrs Barrett mourned for him
Five lively months at most
Jack Barreft's bones at Quota
Enjoy profound repose:
But I shouldn't be astOnished
If now his spirit knows
The reason of his transfer
From the Himalayan SHOWS.
And, when the Last Great Bugle Call
AdOwn the Hurnai throbs.
When the last grim joke is entered
In the big black Book of Jobs
And Quetta graveyards give again
Their victims to the air
1 shouldn't IKE to be the man
Who sent Jack Barrett there
The Times Disratoh Sunday published each ia
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-09-14
Poems You Ought to Know.

occupation
anairs
Charles Eliot Norton $500 ' - H'0N'' Nv"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-09-14
BY RUDYARD RIPPING.

ha, 0' s seStns satoI
Quota and unheatas
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-09-14
No. $50.
The Story of Uriah

poor" " ~ '' ~ w "' anu inc o'Hei
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-09-14

was TO Doe maid OF honor. was prevented
from attending tile wedding by illness
ln her family
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-09-14

Tine-Dra,on 1903 one published each day
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1906-11-13

tEat as a matter of general know
lesga intoxicating liquor more readily
destroys the mental faculties OF the
ihGi3n than 1t does those OF a white
nan. II Is further argued that the
very revolving manner III which the
CRIME was committed lends strongly
IL prove that at the time the crime
was committed The defendants were
impe!Isi TO commit the murder be
cause OF their drunken condition.
We may concede all that counsel
has 10 say upon this question. This
c@ serves as q terrible illustration
q what may result rom the crime
OF disposing OF spurious liquors TO
lndlans. Liquor mas the effect Of
arousing in the Indian all the dormant
saEasery and cruelty of his nature
II IS a inc IL this state 10 dispose
or llquor to lnlians, and it may not
be out of place here TO say that the
violation OF this law doubtless led to
the revolving murder committed Dy
these two defendants.
The statute of I..ls state aDpIies
the criminal laws to the Indians
without reservation. other than where
me o1fense is committed by one In
dan against another upon a Govern
ment reservation. Comp. Laws, Sec
1000 Upon the trial for an offense,
they are SUBJECT to the same laws
rules and conditions, as govern in the
case Of white man.
ne case apears to have been very
carefully tried in the lower court. We
have examined all Of the assign
ments Of error, and our conclusion
Is that the Judgment of the trial
court must be affirmed.
The judgment and order DENYING
the motion for new trial are affirm
ed, and the District Court is directed
to nix 4 time and mae all necessary
and proper orders for having its SEN
1e2ce carried into effect by the war
del OF the stale prison
->orcrOSS, j.
We concur:
fitzgerald {. J
Talbot, j.
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1906-11-13
DINING ROOM CLOSED
Fitzgerald, c. J.
90

The dining room at Shaw's SPRINGS
has been closed to the public until
further notice as it is impossible to
accommodate outtide guests until the
new building is completed. Baths
may be secured as before. o1ty
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1906-11-13
IN -'ts SUPREME COURT Of THE
STATE OF Nj ADA.
Abraham Chapman, Petitioner

FSGrat1aFl IhapE1an, petitioner
VS..
ne Justice Court of Tonopah Town
zalo, County of Nye. State CT Ne
Nst'a. ard Hor. J. }. Bris7ell, pre-
siding II saii Court
". z. Needles and {. p. Moran. At
t@rneys for Petitioner.
w B Fittn7s, and Attorney General
James G. Sweeney. Attorneys fer
Respondent
Original Proceeding Writ Of Ger
trrari
ON PETITION OR REHEARiNS
There are no points set up in the
petition not presented in the briefs
heretofore filled in this cause and
covered by the decision rendered. A
further examination of the questions
involved Las not occassi0ned anv
doubt as to the correctness Of the
conclusion heretofore reached The
petition IS denied.
Norcross, J.
/ concur:
Talbot. J.
! Dissent:
Fitzgerald, c. J.
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1906-11-13

Ladies shampooins and MASSAGE.
electric apparatus, private rooms, Ar.
iington Barber Shop.
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1906-11-13
/ ne SIaa~~> sank & Trust Co
Carson City, Nevada
Capital Fully Paid Up 100000
Branches a 1cnopah, Go'dfed and Manhattan.

D'REcToRs:T g. 7'ckEs GEO. n. p. H. PETERSEN a
1'SNoo w. l. Lee j. r. OODsURY, w. r..
0cn' " 61oO1H6h' T. B. Hickey, President; Geo New
7 oo fiesiaeh'' D. T. woodbury. I'd Vice President
Nanderieth e B Cushm
Cashier, Tonora j. Lindsa..
T. Il ier,-
Inc Sank
change give prompt attention iecns;
and a GE ERAt
SAFE DEP~oT D=2iETmENryitA ole hundred ,e,o,r
Boxes mas the Ban nm,
$40 20 $500 to size
" money Orders SOLD on all principal States =,
oatal Money
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1906-11-13
STATE OF NEVADA
County af OrTasoy. SIS.


Jonn Sparks and James u.
a"eenL. ENG duly sworn. seyeraIlv
say they are members OF the Board
ct Examiners OF the State OF Ne
vada; that on the 18th day of Sent.
1906, they (al>er having ascartalned
from the books OF the State Con
troller the amount OF nancy who,
should be in the Treasury made an
ohiclal examination and count Of the
money and vouchers for money in the
state Treasury Of Nevada and found
same correct as follows:
Coin ss51s,e =
PAID Com Vouchers not re-
turned te controller lO6.4 ~ 5;
lotal 35S,249 -
State School Fund Securities
lrredeemable Nevada state
School Bond $3.50 600 u.
Massachusetts State per
cent bonds $4,000 %
'e'ood Sldle PONDS $4,000 Ga
Massachusetts State 3]s per
CEN bonds ........5l3,O 900 90
United States bonds ...2l5 600 w
lolal S2,151, 2l9 z
John Sparks
James e. sweeney,
Subscribed ana sworn to me ms
18TH day OF September A. D. 1906.
j. Doane, Notary Public,
Ornsby County Nevada.
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1906-11-13

DRY PASTURAGE-1Oo ,o,o
dry pasture. Stock 81 a mead mon,o
Apply at this office. ;,
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1906-11-13
OFFICIAL ADVERTISING

OFF, &c a. COUNT OS
STATE FUNDS
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1906-11-13

~ IL LA Clerk.
Dated Sept. IS, 1906.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-05-11

karls, q de Abrif Ha faiiecida IL
carsienal Labaura, arzobispo de Rem
nes, La edad de sesenta V cuatro
amos. Fue creado cardenal en- 1907
Son motive del terrenaoto de San
francesca sc ha aplazado para Ell 81
de Abril la Inauguration de Ia esta-
taa de Benjamin Franklin en- Paris.
III ultimo cenSo da Paris tina 20
biacion de 2,72o 900 alnas. En- tooI
Senia 1000 900.
In la reunion de ciudadanos anne
ricanos presidida por cl embajador
mr. Nc Cormick Sc subscribicron
$4,000 para los desvaiidos de Cali
fornia.
!. Paris, de AbriI,- -Seg1in 10 re-
mere un corresponsal dc ssLe .Tour-
nal. sc ha. atentade contra la vida
de M. Loubet en- su casa de Monte
llmar, Departamente del Drome.
Mientras-M. Lubet Sc hallaba ira
oaJando en- ST. despacho, subi6 TN
municipal que habia notado hutno en-
una de las ventanas Y que procedia
de un obleto raro que habian puesto
sobre el pretil Sc avalanz6 4 81 V
notandoe que cstaba conectado con
una mocha, la cert6.
Un analisis del contenido del OBJ
leto puesto a1lf, demostr6 ser una
bomba de dfnamita con explosives
bastaates para hacer afIicoS toda Ia
casa. Soe ha procedido 4 una inves.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-05-11

dscu1sa de tinaeiudhdanfa esq ,e.
c1al, enaconlictn con- ell dereSg nc
international, ereye0n. pgesxs n
tir los colonos. una discneta aliu-
sion, hecha ensdelioadisifaaa f. or
ma, que dejaba entraver La es-
.peranza de una rectificaci6m de
la politica colonial americs ma
lnspinada de auevo. en-, los o. lvi
dados principios de, Ia demo era
cia Y de Ia justicia.-
lal'vez pcnsaba tafiabie.n de
Iesta misma manena Mr.. I1uc-
ker, al inquirir. si- espa.raIl los
natlvos que los Estados Unidos
abaadonen la ISla.
Acaso en- la pregunta del illus,
tre. miembro dsl Comiite de
asuntos InsulareS. Sc contiena
la explicacion de pox que no sa
desea la oiudadanlia en- la colo
Ma, y po1.que mo- In han extan.
dido va a esta,. los discretos go
bernantes- de ID metropoli.
Aquek era el moment04 de
que ahguien hahiese habla-
Ido a nombre de los colonies, ex.
|poniendo Ia aspiration cslani-
me de 6stos, hacia un regimen
de absoluta autonomia, la ne
ces1dad y las razones Que exis-
ten para que sc imp}ante un
regimen de eSa naturaleza, que
p1slera i cubierto a la Isla del
gran peligro de Ia absorci0n fa-
tai que sc preSiente. ST las cosas
lcontindan por el camino que
van.
Aquel era el momento desa-
provechado, para que el COmis6
dc asuntos InsulareS hubiera
sabido cual es. Ell efecto, la yer
dadera aspiration de los colo
nos = en- que consiste eel deseo
grande, muy grande sin duda
de los hahltantes de la Is1a.
Nadle quiso ampliar Ia pre-
gunta de Rucker, Y otra vez el
convencionalismo Y la farsa
en- z II dora alcanzarOn I'm
triunto momentdneo sobre la
verdad, agraviada por tantos
motives Ell q curse escabrosc
del severe examen 4 que fud
sometido Mr.. Winthrop.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-05-11

mas AHA de los sslfrniteg sanoe p,,e-
acaoese cen csc sistema J habra me
nos rlcos de los que el Presidente
Noosevelt considera perniciosos.
Cuanto el asunto Cork, va estz f.
niqu1fa- Gorki Sc ha escondido. cor
Su compahera con la sesposa' s.,,e.
ia eolnado, no ante ell sacerdote nj er
arcade, slho ''ante Dios y a Natura-
ieza como hizo con su Teresa q
liusgre Juan Jacobo RoosSesu. one
lah1Dien era TN Cork en- cosas MARI
inoniales. Ell novelista revol,scio--
mario ruso sc ha equivocado. s bn-
9I9ld Venioo SOLO, 8 nlejor acompafa-
40, nuDiera extrafdo die los bo1siIlos
alileilcdnos . muchos mi11ares dc pesos
zero, al offender Ia moral de est.
pueblo, ha lido dereeho al fraoaso
.Cada pueblo tiene la suya hav obli-
gacl0n de respetarla cuando se 1e.
En- 10 Politico este fracaso uereee.
ser eelebrado, puesto que el dine.
CtoSechado Por Cork. sc destinaba :
Ia propaganda 'por el hecho" esto q
Cofneter atentadoS contra vi6IaS "
naelendas; y hdbiexa servido en- Re-.
d IA reaction y no la libertad.
y eSta qriienes Ia sirven son los.
EuSos moderados y retormistas one.
Proctran TRANSFORMER el sistema IL.
8o0iernO de una manera evolutiva =
que tleneD derecho la sinpatfa de7
lIluI2elo crIlto, pOr que est4n lucbando.
contra los ferOceS absolutiStas Do l.
ueEeCh5- y contra Ia 1Ocura de 1oo -,
volRci0narios. ''S
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-05-11
Desde FranCia

PARIS, 20 dc Abril. Ell professor
Pierre Curie, que en- collaboration
con su esposa descubri6 el nuevo
elemento qufmico llamado radio. fue
atropellado por I'm carret0n en- la
Plaza Dauphlne y muri6 4 conse-
.cuencla de las lesiones recibidas.
FL minlstro dc 10 Interior, Mr.,
.ClGmencoau, ha salido de Courri6-
res para Denaiu, viendo cite le era
impossible dirigir la palabra 4 los
.obreroS am0tinados, quienes 10 re-
.c1bleron con vociIeraciones slbi-
dos.
Denain y su distrito han side de-
claradoS en- estado de sitio sc han
Tepartido 4 las tropas cartuchos con
bala.
Sc han enviado fuerzas de Nalen-
ciennes y han salido de Chalons para
Lens, once batallones de infanterfa
= varios oscuadrones.
FL ministro visit6 el hospital Y
asegur6 al prefecto al director de
las minas que el gobierno protege-
ria estas contra las violenCias de
los huelguistas.
I'll Presidente FalliGres ha tele-
graiiado 4 Mr.. Roosevelt, manifes-
tandole su pesar por las desgracias
de San Francisco y el introductor
de embajadores, Mr. Morland, con
lgual objeto al emba jador norteame-
rlcano, Mr.. Mccormick.
La Camara de Comercio america
ia de Paris. celebrara esta tardc tina
reunion, para arbitrar fondos de au-
xilio.
Muchos bancos de Paris han sus-
pendido los pagos sobre cartas de
cred1to de San Francisco. hasta re-
ciblr informes sobre la situaci6n
hnanciera en- aquella plaza
Paris, Fl de Abril. -Cinco mil mi
neros huelgistas de Lens atacaron
.anoche 4 TN destacamento dc caba-
lleria & hiricron 4 dos capitanes y
|dlez soldados. La llegada de los
genddrnes puso fin 4 lucha tan desi-
gual y unas cuantas descargadas al
|aire dispersaron los mineros.. Es-
tos saqucaron el mercado de Catfn.
IL minlstro de Ia Guerra general
ktienne regres6 hoy 4 Paris. El de
10 Interior Mr.. Clemenceau contin1a
en- Lens
Tol6n, rs de Abril La explosion
de TN canon d bordo del buque de
lnstruccl5o para cadetes nayales,
"Couronne' - rnat0 & tres marinos {
hlrlo tnortalmcnte 4 ciuco. Otros
!dieclseis qucdaTua hcridos>
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-05-11
La " Libertad B0rinQQeda :

La Junta de Damas de dicha Socie-
dad Sc hab{a reunido en- session extra
ordinaria con e1 fin dc discutir v apro.
bar Ell reglamento sobre apartado be
nefco en- e1 seno de Ia Sociedad Y
habiendose aprobado los estatutos
referidos en- todas SITS parties Sc
acordo que el dinero recolectado para
dlcho fin fuese depositado en- e1
Banco Popular" 10 que sc Ia efec-
tn ado.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-05-11
Notas itaIianas
L. 4:

:. NaPoles. % de abril. Telegys-
Ilan ei professor Matteuci que los ms
trnnentos seism icos del 0bservafo~
RIO del Fesuvio han indicado ea1r1,
cCompleta en- las dltimas veintic,IatrG-
1oras. Pero ei crater sigue 5een,-
dlendo nubeS dc humo cenjzae q
una altura de 500 metros III
iuerte viento del Sudoeste IA ue,--
en- direction de Cercola. Pollens ~
Santa Anastacia, tambien vuel-e
hacer lnsoportable la vida en- N5po-
Roma, 70 de abril.-Ha fallecidoer
reverendo padre don Luis Martfn
te6lego espanol Y general de Ia or
den de los Jesuitas.
Neletta Malta, 10 de abril En-
los nanlobras navales de anocbe 81
torpedero n1mero "84" con n 49,
torpedos Ardent Y Sc fue 4 Djone
Ambos buques pertenecen 4 Ia esc,,s
dTa lnglesa- Result6 ahogado TN ma
rino.
Roma, 90 de abril.-El director
del Observatorio de Florencia cree
que oourririan mas terremofos. TEN
oiores y erupciOnes en- distjnfos nr,
- - 80
-. it1S ilIStt ulhentos de observaci6n
i:. ll'l' l'''' on leJahos choqueS y oscila-
zones zone al ooeGrTir el desastre de San
I I7nclsco. ~ Key Victor Manuel
CIVIC uo lhensaJe de pesame al Pre-
sld1eeintente Roosevelt.
II CaIdenai Merry del Val comu-
nlco al PaP& Ia triste noticia de ca
Il l'oInla. II Fapa ordeno que sc 1e
'uFlese olen lntormado y Sc procu--
Iase oo1ener noticias del arzobispo
Nioroaf y del ciero de San Fran
cisco.
- EmPeTaoof Gmliermo ha en-
Vlaoo $500 para las vietlmas Re Ia
ef0Pclon ae4 Fesu0o
NaPoies' p dc AbriL-Nuunerosos
soloaaoS coaoyuy.an limpiar de es-
com pros "a eindad y a derribar edi-
iiolo' "4li's's' Dlsnlnuye Ia eruIa
con de arena Y ceniza del N esahie
y son So, "a I9Tas las explosiones-
J., No'n', . z : oG AoFii---Se han sen6-
oo tIece lemDloTes de TERRA ea IA
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-05-11
Vista del rey
de DinamarCa

Copenhague, 70 dc Abril. ri Rev
Federico, miembros de Ia faYnilia
real, del gobierno del cuerpo di-
plon1atico visitazou hoy la Legaci ion
de los Estados Inidos. con inotivo
de las dolorosas noticias recibidas
de California. ~
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-05-11
NOta del dia

gobernador.
Ha hablado. en- Washington.
de una ansiedad vivisina SEN
tida aqui por todo Ell mundo an
helante, febril. esperanto la
concession de la ciudadania,
Pero es que Mr.. Winbrhop ha
confundido ell verdadero estado
lie opinion, y 10 ha interpretado
NAL.
No es ansiedad 10 que Ell la
A.. c6lonia existe, es extYaneza.
sPorque los colonOs-como 10
ma notado ell Gohernador-no
Dueden explicarse. como es pre-.
$50 pedir, un dia Y otro, un afio
otro ano scguidos, TN derecho
ue ha debido reconocer1es el
gobierno de la gran Republica,
desde que oCup0 esta lsla.
Nal interpretada esta natu-
raj extraleza. en- el sentido de
que era una aspiration supre-
ma de nuestro pueblo. nuestro
00bernante sc ha heChO eco de
csc error Y 10 ha propagado
nuevamente en- su infOrme ante
el Comite de asuntos Insulares
Ha dadoa eu,ender ALI 8 POGO
nl6nos, que Ell Puerto Rico ma
die. vive nj sosiega pensando
en- la ciudadan:a, y en- hacer
in6ritos para cOnseguir una
merced tan se6alada
Y no hay tai COsa. LO que
aqui pasa es que nadie esta sa-
tisfecho con que Sc lie despoje
de una ciudadania Y en- cambio
dc Ia que Sc le Cuita, no Sc le de
Oua inmediatamente
Aqui Sc ha pedido, es verdad,
la ciudadania americana. pero
fu6 recordando que Sc nos de
bia cambio de Ia espahola que
SC nos quito.
Fu6 intetpretada NAL la de
nlanda, Y era natural que ESQ
pasara entire los que cOnfunder
peligrosamente. los derechos
con los privile9iOs Y los favo
res.
Nunca, pues, la existido por
c~a causa, entre n0sOtros, ese
afan febricitaute nj -esa ansie.
dad eXtrana / inc0mprensible
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-05-11
lnfOrmeS SObre Ia huelga
.TaEGRAMAS DEL C0ROHEL naaILl

"Arecibo. Mayo II, 1906 Conan
dante Lutz, Policia Insular, San Tuav
Puerto Rico.
Assist aver I'm meeting en- Mana
Il donde el Jefe de la "rederac ion
Libre aqui, Padilla, manifesto publi-
camente que ira 4 Arecibo Y repre
saria hoy con dinero para repartjr
entire los huelguistas. FL meefino.
Tue poco concurrido y los que asis-
theron el en- su mayor parte fuelon
muJeres yniflos. La impression que
eXistia entire los kuelgistas despues
de terminado el meeting era que SC
les estaba engaiiado La policfa tie
ne ordenes terminates de cumDlir
con su deber imparcialmente. Sc
espera que los huelguistas vuelvan 4
trabaiar el lines como i las de Ia
tarde.
FL Jefc Padlla do IN meeting en-
Barceloneta y tanto Gl como sus Sc.
cuaces predicaron los mismos prin-
clplos que en- sus discursos en- Ma
natl. Los jornaleros de esta iuris-
dlccion tambien Green que son enga-
llados y volveran 4 trabaiar el lunes.
I'll setlor Iglesias lego aqut aver.
pefo aun no ha distribuido fondo al
guno de socorro. Segin informa-
clon obtenida, los trabaiadores de
aqui estan tambien descontcntos Y
volveran a-trabajar ell lunes; la raz6n
que dan al adoptar esta resolution.
es que sc les eSta engailando.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-29
Prettiest Dresses
In Richmond
For Children Between
2 and 6 Years Old.

Money and skill combined
have made this department. the
leading one Of its kind in the
South.
We want every mother in
Richmond to see the beautiful
things in this section, even
though she may not need to
buy at once.
Nainsools Dresses, round yoke
OF fagotting, with a hand-fnish
OF French knots and feather
stitching; yoke Of fine tucks III
the back. 75c,
Nainsook Dress, fine quality,
with q yoke of feather stltched
lawn and two TONS dainty Val.
lace insertion, lace edge neck and
sleeve, 500.
Fine Persian lawn Dress, With
yoke Of Val. lace insertion ana
hand-inished, extremely dainty,
lace In neck and sleeve, S1,6O,
Nainsook Dress, pointed yoke,
with two rows Of lace insertion
and lawn bottom OF dress has
three clusters Of two tncks each
and ruffle viii cliister o. tucks
and lace edge, $3.50,