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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-11-14
DESDE AGUAD|LLA
Despues de la victoria Re.
seha de Ia batalla electo.
raj. La policia,
GRAN MANIFESTATION
Lujoso estandarte confeccio.
nado por una dana sinpa.
tizadora de Ia Union.

Norssmbrs II A pesGr de ID grar
ahusnsia do psrsonas qus. dc los b.
rrios ruralss y urbanos scnsurrier0l
depositAr % voto On les urnss, In,
slsseionss 30 llssavon 4 cairo Oh ests
siudad dsntro del msyor crden. FasI
zas do 10 politfs iusulsr al mandt
del eapitGn Fs,nGndez Nitsr, rsco
rrfan IL roblaei6n mcntsdos & a.
bsllo.
Las sslles de Aguaiilla pressnss,
ban duranis TODD oil Ole seis do No
viembrs, IN animsdfsimo aspseso.
La votae.6n eomsnx6 4 les 8 de- Il
mansns ' corc'uy6 & les S do 10
tards,
IN a'gunos solsgios 10 habiA tr
minado 10 votas' On sntes do los docs.
Unos 3.4s7 sltc ores do ambos
psrtifos smitisron 50 voto ssgdn sl e.
crutinio que 90 hizo lusgo.
Nusstros advsrssrios cue asagu,
rahau % triunfo squf por ma, de
l 200 votos, i6lo nos llavaron 7e7
do mayors.
-Msrsesn plGesmss nusstros dirss.
torres polfsisos Quisnss, on sata smps.
HAda aampaHA electoral, han dsspls.
gsdo gran astividAd en- propaganda
Dc nusatrs aAusa, hoy vlstoriosa On
tods 10 Inca.
-Dssds las primsras horas do 10
noshs hAsta muy tards dc 10 misns,
del sells del sorrisnts, nGs Dc doselsn-
tes eorrsl' 'glonarios- 20 agolpaban
frsnss { las ofsinas del tsl9rras
TO, Avidca de sonossr sl rssultado
do 10 s'eesi6n dc los dsm&s pusblos dc
10 isla, el oual no pudo ser mae fsvo.
rabls para nusstro partido. Oads
vsz cue 20 recibfa IN tslsgrama comu,
nieAndo sl triuDfo unioniata on algu.
NJ pohlasi6n, sl pueblo uuionista ali
eoDgrsgadc. hsns hido dc sntuaiasmo.
prorrt n PIE ca vivas y aslamasionss
dslirantss.
Ell sntusiasmo do los unionistas
ca AEuAdills, con motive dc 10 gran
visloris alespsads On los 6ltlnos % =
micios, 90 delirsnts.
Por doquisrA 90 oys dssir:
STrinufants sl partido unioniata On
los sists distritos, iss hA sAl. ado Pusr.
10 ieol Viva Mufi0x Rivera y DENTS
i'ustrss unionistAs, cue son los vsr'
dAdsros dstsnsorss dc 10 Patriai
-ha fallaoido oil honrado vssino
0pgorio Falieiano. Hno dc nuestros
buenos sorrslie ion arlos.
~EsIa tArds, domingo, % llsvArk
& sAbo an sstA eiudad una grandiosa
manifsstast6n sivisA para sslebrar el
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-11-14
81 CABALLEAO DE CASA ROtA

ntsnso Oauadad H con los snsmQo.
do 10 naci6n
-Yol dio MAurcio bsh me gusta Ia oCurrsncis ~ Oon
Qui6n. ciudadsno presdsntel
Con el cudadan0 CAsa Roa
Yo dio Msuricio sstupscto Iyo estoy On connovsncs
cabaero do Casa Roia No conoxco 10 hs visto M
mka.....
-Ts han vsO habAr cone
-YoP
" Ysprstare Ia mano.
-sf sG'
-D6nde IouSndol ts squivoca fAtas Il vsrdad ciuds.
dano presidents do Mauroo arsbtado Dor h conviction de
su inoOsDoia.
-Tu cello pOr patrs sxtravfs oiudsdsno Msuricio
oo pfesonse ahorA mmo s aPrspsn6s de que scsbas
verdAd Asui sDs tres nformOa dferentes que TO acussn
BAH diio Maurico ain dudG supon6s bastante neco
para Greer en- vusstro caballarO de Casa ROia.
y por ore no has dc Greer On Gll
PorQue de consprtdor uue os srva nara
tsusr smps dspuesta una Osnprac6n meter ella vussos
ensmjgos
Lee lac dsnunciaS
mo Iesr6 nads, diio Mauricio Proteo que jamAs be
vstO 81 Cabaero do Casa Roa jam6s he hablado con e
81 Quer bso mi pAbra de honor cue vsrgs
dscrmalo: 20 sabre 10 que be de OoueatarIs.
E presidents 90 sncc96 de hombros, Maurco que no
Quaria manos que nIdis. hiEo otro tanto
terrible -'N''''
D!upu6a Dc Ia session. presidents que srs un busn ps
eota eevsdo primer augo del do por sufrago Dc Iua
eoncludsaanos. se aproxim6 Msurisio y ls dio
VEN Maurco, tengo que hablarte.
Mauroo sgui6 Al prsaidenAe 0us s conduio nm obinee
oont9uo la AIl de saaones
al il'gsr sgnf miro ltsntamsno ponkndOIs Il manC
sn 81 hombrO ls diiO: " -S
cAaurcO he OOnocido aprsOiado 10 padre r,s6p DOR IA
que epfsolo amo tlmb6n. MsuFco crEsma CORES On
gran psGto dSGndOte evaE de nOrsdudd prmsrA deOa
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-11-14

sspl6ndido triurfn uniontsta obtsnido
On los sists distritos, sspesialmsnls
sl del distrito do Aguadilla. Por los
prsparativos que 90 aatAa hacisndo,
disho pAtri6siso asto qusdar& on sx
trema lueidislmo.
HAb'k tAmhi6a rstrsta y mestino
On 10 Plaza Prineipal; 90 quamarGn
vistesca fasgos do arifieto s'svkndo.
90 suatro hsrnosistmos globos asrsos
tktisos. SsrE una flssta hrillants | q
que eslsbrsrsmos ,s unionistas vie
toriosos ca Agaadtlla.
Ell primer telegrama que 60 re.
slbi6 aQuf dc 10 islA ta6 eomuntsapdo
sl gesn trtapfo unionista de Aree, b }.
ri tslsgrama dc rfsrsncIa vsnfa diri.
gido oil senor don Fernando Yumst,
y & 6ss 10 tuS snsrsgado Como { las
sinso y media do In tarde. El pueblo
unionisiA ssguida suvo eonoeim Q uso
do sl. 30 llsno DO entusiAsmo y reeo-
rrisndo Alganas SALES di6 vivas y vi
tors6 dslirantsmen's { 10 viril = pa'
tri6sies siudad del Capitkn Corrsa.
~MAssna, lunss, dsrGa eomlspzo .
ca este Corte do Dislrito, los iuicios
por Jurado. Ini6rmassnos que hay
como sassnta oausas crimluaIaa pan.
disptss de iuieio, les sua,ss 90 varkn
90 6'te y sn el otro mss de Dieismbre
pr6ximo.
Preeioalsimo 90 an sstaudayta
ecstsado y sonfsssicnAdo por una en-
tusiassa aimpAtiz AdorA dc lA UNION,
sara 10 gran manifsstAsi6n sivisa
que % eslebrA, { este tarde.
MarlV Morales.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-11-14
EtOS Y NOTAS
En- Guaysms. Dos republi
canos denunciados por
delitos electorales.
DON |. vILLALON
Sels casos de febre tifoidea Y
cuatro sospechoaos. FL
Hen. Gobcrnador.

m Guyana 90 ha prsasntsdo
dsnsnsia contra dos rsDublisGnos, Dor
delitos slsctoralss.
Nusatros Adverssrios al YER cue
psrdian tsrreno y qss oil triurto era
nusstro. Quisisron votsr dos vsces,
ana con 81 nc mbrs y ctra CON sl do
nm unioniats. In ssts labor fasron
eogldcs los individuos dc refsreseia,
que han sido redusidos { prisi6n.
-ss hAlls snfsYno de eravsdsd
ca OatsH don Lsenides VillAl6n.
Ell oncial de Ssnidad local b.
al Supsriptsndsnte del
ramo Qus duraute 10 paaada asmans
han oesrrido On 10 siudad ssis eases
eomprobados de hsbrs tifoidsa eua'
bro mas aoapsshosos cue sGn no han
lido somprobAdou
Aver tards sAli6 de passo On su
sarruais sl Hoo. gobsrn Ador Winthrop
~ rsstablssido dc sua dolsns ~.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-11-14

EN- esta imprenta sc vende
papel viejo de peri6dico 4 dos
pesos el quintal.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-11-14
SECC|QN MERCANT|L
NotlS (omtldl|eS de San Juan
FrIneIpaIes artleuIos

VTsuV'P@svS AEuVusVS
cue 90 dsaailan On almAseaes, & los
slguientss prscios,
Arroeesi do partido 6 Jap6n do
RGA.
Idsm valsnoiane de o. Q o. poe
extreme do elasss.
Aios Do 2s aavs. { 50.
Bombons $50
1asalso cot sA7
sArdinas ahumadas Q IL esntavos,
Osbollas sspsaolas o.
Ia amseisanas e2i
0srbansos el} as.
Nabichuslas Amarisanss eoioradas
laRgaa %. Blaneas amsrieaaas o.
Harina do trtgo "a Al
Id do mAis ae&
Jamonss el0 O 10l.
Jab6a RoOamora Q 81. america
20, s3s ~.
Nantssa Is7a % ! y On esiAs do
81 ie
NAateQaillai Dc Glib o 10
Pasta del pals eaa.
PapAs AmsFiaanas 3 O q.
uesino. 0 III . 10.
TAsajo %
0ussoa Oh. e11 Patagrks Il.
Lsahs eondsnsada sARuilas & o.
ID Ia sCrus Rojasyeze
Id Id sNagnolias ~
.DE PAIa
Axfsas para el eonsumoi
MsssabaAo elAro do 90.
Do misl slaro O..
Osntrffuga elaro Do 10 ass
AmsrieanA do S4A o..
DO Ponce ssi o %.
Ron % grades Cartier & ol.Ss esm.
0svos gallon pagados r. InternAs
NAix el7k
TahAeo, nominal.
Prseles do eompra
Almid6n 0 s3.6o
Aleod6n do D q $50.
Ooaos do is 10 millAY.
Oaaros duless GO 0 n
9sho do re- q.
Cats eoTriente nominal
Candles oorrlentes
Eondres shsak Q A.67
Paris } d.
HAmhurgo A&~D,
Nsw York ~ 40 etva p
1spaas lAlli p.
Cedulas..hlpotecarlas
BAA@o TsrTitorial y Agrfsola soe
EM vpAMAM mAaAH v,sA
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-11-14

Il ~@SSO So eOs 4SAO0 Y ~ y 20
Ranso TerritoriAl.. Q 20 3.G24
Baneo Popular e1O all.
/ AzUCAR.-ParA la exportssi6n
| Sin operaciones.
Buques anuneiAdos
| Vapor amerieano sHarry Luek On
bAAhs sali6 dc New York para ssta
al Z del satrants.
VApor sspafol sConde Wjfesdos
ssiA { 10 sargn On Bsrselona , said,
sl Is del 90 'risnts para sl keditsrsG
nso, Csnarias. Sau Jaan y demGs
puertos do "a itinerario.
vspor smsriesno <San Jusrs
para New Ye'k sAldr& mafsus,
Vapor Amsrissno sOaracass del
puerto do Nsw York para OIL uusstro
salio sl 10 del eorrisnts.
Froeedsnte de 10 Habans ssaa
las intsrmsdias % sguarda sl II del
assual sl vspor eubano <Julias,
Vapor francis ferdinand, 10 o..
psrA srossdsnts de Puerto Plata del
II al 10 del soTriente.
RntR@dss
Vspor amerisano sNassspe "a.
do 10 isla con tGnaito.
ealidas
vapor amssicano eJulia Lueksr-
batbs para New York,
Vspor ingl6s sOorondas para Ban
tI&go do Cuba
Raquos ON puerto
TRAvESIAi
sCarolinss deseargando
sAsbury Fontsins dessargsndo
slassspeQuas eareAnda
COSTANkROG
sDos Hsrmsnoss EAiardo
sUbsritas visqass
Gala Blancas psndisnts
Dr. Juan G. Rajanda'
NRs1Co CIRUJNo
NAauABo Pr
Pedro Anado RiVera
AVOCADO
Elsrcs ca 10 Corle Federal y damks
Arihunaiea insulAres.
Aroeiho, P. RI.
10 4 s. eI QuintaI
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-08
STEAMSHIP COMPANY
Case Is CONTINUED CON
West Virginia Case is Called in
United States Court
To-day

r z .
Tie United States Circuit Court OF APP
meals reconvencd yesterday at l2 o'clock,
circuit Judges Gorf and Pritchard and
District Judge Waddll composing the
court,
only one case argued:
NO. 656, Louise Fl, Paterson. plaln1ln
III, error, VS.. Safe Deposit and Trust
Company, of Baltimore. ct al, defendants
IL error; in error to the Circuit Court OF
Tho United states at Baltimore, Mr., az
uucd by John G., Cuttings, OF Wnshlnsto''
IL. O.. for the plaintiff in error, ana py
Frank C;osnell. of Baltimore, ND, tol s''e
defenlant in error and submitted
continued until November term:
No ss2 Woems Steamboat GolnP ,n,,, ,
z,1rllant vs.. Peoples Steamboat ou'n,
Many, appellee; appeal from me unMs .'
States circuit Court at Richmond uo,,,
, ,,,,neI IN motion OF tho appellant uhtll
The November term
,rbc case in the call to-day Isl
No GAG L.. &. Robinson, 81 az, nupun
s,ant.. W.. 4. L. l3rast, ct al, appenecs'
nn,ea, from tho Circuit Court NJ ParReIs-
,n,,p X. VA TO be argued by Dave =,
'rI,nson mud v. r. Archer OF Parkers-
h,,rn ~. va. for the appellants, and
-, =, q, IIornor, of Parkershurg, W,
~, rhomas r. Jacobs and s. Bruce
vi, Hai; ~ New Martinsville, w Va, for
tile appellee. !, Wa -, ,., a
ulnilted TO practice ~ the court. 4.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-08
SACRED HEART BAZAAR.
Opening Night Attended With
Flattering Success.

rhc Roy. Father O'Rellly opened the
Sacred Heart Church bazaar at the Ar
,nory last night with an appropriate ana
excellent speech. The spacious hall mas
been deliberately decorated and arranged
in the most artistic fashion, There are
ten booths. including pnlmistry and snok-
ing booths. a road cart has been DO
mated to tho bazaar by the Boil Mead
School. OF whom Father oC;rdan Is hcad.
A very handsome dressing table WAS also
donated by the Jurgcns Furniture COM
pany. Dancing ana concerts viii take
place nightly. Refreshments are served
from II very pretty refre shment booth,
in charge Of Mrs, Fclthans and Miss
Annie Higgins.
Miss Leo Powell has charge of tho
handkerchief booth. Mrs. Street and
Miss Kate Powers have charge of a doll
house, TO be voted off TO the most pop
lar little girl. Mrs. Blley, Mrs. Forst-
mann and Mrs. Woods have a. very pretty
booth. The country store Is In Charge
of Mrs. johnson, Mrs. Straus and MS.
Shanghucssy. Mrs. ,Plageman, Mrs. Mott
and Miss Mary Hickey have very novel
fishing pond.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-08
MONEY FOR SEMINARY.
Powerful Appeal Made BY the
Rev. A. D. P. Gilmour.

The Rev. a. d. r. Gilmour. OF the
Union Theological Seminary. King at
the First Presbyterian Church sunday
morning, presented the interests OF inc
Seminary in very able address. col"
lection was then taken for the enao".
ment fund Of the r. H. Dabnoy ,cha'r OF
theology. The amount taken was over
$500, which brings tho contribution or
this church up to $500, former Sud
scrIption having been taken win 'He
result that 5000 was pledged.
Sunday was the day for the observance
of the communion service at Bon Ar
Presbyterian Church. -Four members
were received into the church by letter
and one on profession Of faith
The Rev. DR.. ALL. Phillips spoke IN
Newport News Sunday on Sunday school
work. - i.
petcrsburg, was inthc city yesterday,
The REV. c., S. Llngamfelter, of Nor
folk. is assisting Mr.. Fix at the Pres
hvterian Church In Manchester IN con-
dieting a series OF meetings.
The REV James Power Smith preached
at Williamson. West Virginia, on Sum
dOy. t4 @ Isl! '.i
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-08
GOING CAREFULLY
OVER SITUATION
City Electoral Board Deliberately
About AppointmeiltAof Elec-
ton Officers. @,4

The City Electoral Board held n meet
ing In the office or President James Caskic
yesterday evening and considered the
matter Of appointing Judges and cerks
to conduct elections in Richmond. Inc
other two members, Judge D. c. Richard-
son. secretary, and DR.. J. w. lIinchman
were present, and about two hours OF
time was consumed in q preliminary con-
ference The board has already named
the registrars. and is now considering the
judges and clerks Several of"the gentle
mon named as registlars have declined 70
serve for business reasons, and Etheir
places have been filled by the board, but
the new appointees have not indicated
their purposes in the matter SO far Until
here have been acccptances In all cases
tho board will not give out the list, The
entire list has been printed, and the names
of the small proportion who have de-
clined are not known.
I'VE have reached no conclusions as TO
the appointment OF Judges and clerks
said Chairman Caskie last night, we
have simply becn going over a list OF
names with the view of making selections
later on. We have all of the present
month to dispose OF the matter, though
We hope to get through this week.
Judge Richardson will be out Of the
city to-day so the next meeting will be
tomorrow vcning. Another Will be held
Friday, and tho work may be competed
Saturday.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-08
SEMINARY TRUSTEES
TO MEET TODAY
Important Matter Relating to In
crease of Endowment Will
Come Up,

Al the annual meeting of Board Of Tr7ls-
IS OF Of Union Theological Seminary will
begln this morning at 10 o'clock IN Watts
Hall, under the presidency of Mr.. Geo w.
Mats, OF Durham \. g.. matters Of
special interest Will be considered, con-
corning the financial condition of the In
stitution. The final report will be made
as To the results of the vigorous cavass
which has boeu conducted during tho past
eight months il tho synods of Virginia
AMI North Carolina, for an increase of
til, endowment fund of the Seminary TO
all cash contributions thus received, TWEEN
ty~ilvG per cent. will be added by friend
OF the institution who has already con-
tIibuted generously to It's equipment, j
This evening from S@to II o'clock, tho
annual reception will he given TO the
members of the graduating class, BY tho
undergraduates students. Brief farewell
addresses VIII be made.
Tie closing exercises will be held to-
morrow morning at 10 o'clock, when Rev.
IT, A, g. Hopkins, Of, Charleston.
-. Va, will deliver the address ana con-
fer degrees upon the members Of the
graduating class
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-08
FOREIGN MISSION WORK.
Largest Contributions for Foreign
Missions III History.

T'he Foreign Mission year Of tho Soutli-
err Presbyterian Church closed Mnrcli 3ist,
and tho report shows the largest contr-
buttons over given. The whole amount
received wns *26OO0O III round numbers,
making ail average Of $40 for every meme
bci Of The Southern Prcsbyterinn Church.
brhc mission boat, for mission work OF,
the Congo River, has lscn built at Il
cost of $4,000 IN ftcnfrcw, Scotland. The
money for this work was contributed by
the children Of Tho South.
The boat ,llns bccn shipped by steamer
to Arntadi. Mt the mouth Of the Congo,
tic freight being $4,000. From there "
must be carried two hundred and tiitN
miles ,ip the river by railroad to Leopold
,vlllc.H for wicl,strnnsportation the freight
charges will he $1,000, owing to the cX-
orL'itnnt prices imposed by tue nMtl'orl-
ties, who do not desire missionaries 10
enter the country. No better commentary
can be found on the miainanagemcnl or
King Leopold. Of Belgium. s
The boat wil be IN charge Of Mr. L.. G.
Vass, q Presbyterian missionary. and VIII
traverse about LOCO miles of TIC Congo
River above 1.copoldrillc. IA
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-08
RICHMOND MENT0
HAVE LOVE FE Asst
Elegant Banquet TO BE Given BY
Chamber Of Commerce
May 22.
SEVERAL EVER PROMINENT MEN
Mcssrs. Joseph Bryan, ]. =.
Freeman, L. G. Leigh, J)r, Will
Deliver Addresses.

The Chamber Of Commerce Will give an
laboratc banquet TO its members on
Tuesday May I'd, for the purpose OIL
f,irthcling the interests of Richmond. nc
Invitations were sent out Saturday, ana
ara Of the most elegant WORKMANSHIP
Beneath the organizations coat-oi-arhls'
embossed In gold, Is the following INVITA-
Y ton. handsomely engraved In script type:
nThc Chamber OF Commerce of Ricl-
( gmond. Virginia, extends cordial IN
vItation to - to participate in Il ban
nuet TO be given under the auspices
q Of the Chamber, at Masonic Temple,
Tuesday evening, May the twenty
second. at eight r,'clock. Please reply
II promptly
a small card is also enclosed &c be re-
turned with the acceptance. Each llate
viii cost S..
sa No pains have been spared to make TINS
one of The most representative gatherings
ever held in Richmond. The speakers
.swjll be drawn from tho most prominent
men IN business and social Richmond. per-
sens who are most Interested IN inc wei
fare Of the clty's future.
The banquet is the outcome of a sug-
ces ton by the board. The welfare of
the city will be more advnnced'tby having
friendly conference of this sort, than
nv any other way. 1t has been under con-
4 sidcration for at least q month, and all
to whom it was proposed have given the
scheme their hearty endorsement.
Committee in Charge.
The committee on arrangements, the
chairman of which is Mr.. Henry W.
Wood. is divided into subcommittee, rs
follows:
lnvitations-E. c. Laird and T. C. viii
liams, Jr.
Banquet. S. Bryan and II. W. Wood,
Speakers-W. S. Rhoads and Colonel
j. b. Purcell.
The invitation subcommittee has no,
Vet handed in the list of the invited
guests.
The speakers for the occasion and their
subjects have been announced as follows
Tirst-"Richmond' many advantages
and how to make the most of them'-Nlr
Joseph Bryan.
.'rhe value OF manufacturing to 4 conf
m,lnity and the special advantages pos
sessed by Richmond in this respect. as
shown By the success or its large number
Of successful plants"
Our future prospects for development.
" we properly trcstnt,;our many advan-
tages-cllmatif. Social, commercial and
industrial--to the class of people through,
out the world who are looking for just
such facilities as we have TO offer"
Second-"The value Of publicity in the
development Of our city"-Mr. J. c. Free
man.
.What publicity has done for other
cities and what may reasonably be eX-
pccted from Richmond If her citizens
promptly and heartily cooperate In a
movement for proper and widespread pub
licity of the many advantages we have
10 offer to ome-seekers, Investors and
manufacturers"
ThIrd-'The Chamber of Commerce.
Egbert G., Leigh 1r.
what the Chamber has accomplished
for Richmond and the plans mapped out
for her future development
''When VIC are ahead it Is a good time
10 work.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-08
Ministers Commend Police.

The Methodist Ministers at their weekly
nreachers meeting yesterday unanimous
" adopted the following resolutions:
Resolved, by the Methodist preachers
meeting OF Richmond. Manchester ana
vicinity, That VIC heartily commend the I,
Chief Of Police and Ills department and
the Commonwealth IS Attorney In their
efforts TO break up the so-called social
clubs" of the city; and that we heartily
commend Hon. S. 3. witt for refusing
to grant the applications of many clubs
whose existence has been fragrant eva
sion of law.
similar resolutions endorsing the ac'
ton OF Judge Witt were passed by the
ministers meeting OF the Disciples OF
Christ. sEF E-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-08
LOSES WEARING APPAREL
Louis Stevens Awakcs to Find
c lothing Gone.

ouis stevens negro living AZ 910
East Main street appeared at tho First
station yesterday afternoon with a long
face and declared that his home had been
broken into carly in the morning and
number Of articles OF wearing apparcl
stolen thercfrom by parties unknown. hc
gave the folowig list of articles stol e ~ !:
a. dress, made OF yarn. ,,,..,......n slo ~
c,nt.on MAI "a : 90
Fair tan shocs........ $50. gu . -
The matter was reported to detective
;hea douarters and the police are now on
til. lookout for the trcspassers "nlle
Louis slept
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4 Prod,1cet4M

Receipts Of vegetables and other country
produce we're large yesterday and an ac-
tive demand took up the goods SO readily
there was no room for decline In prices.
The market was very firm and prices
remained stiff. The few changes that took
place arc noted In the regular market
column. Spring chickens are coming in
more plcntifully, but not in excess OF
The demand and prices remain very firm.
Receipts Of vegetables by wagon from
Hanover and other nearby counties are
beginning to make an impression on the
quotations of far South vegetables. Salad
and spring onions now used in Rich
nond are altogether of home growth and
arc no longer quotable on 'thc block"
!'c' all other vegetables Richmond Is still
dependent on South Carolina and Florida.
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Leaf Tobacco Notes.

Tho time for auction sales OF Leaf to-
lucco in the warehouse floors, according
to the rules, expired May LIST. The rules
provide that after that date sales are
to be made w sarnple on the flnor OF
the Tobucco Exchange. l5ut al rules
arc subject to exceptions and this one
is no more castiron than others.
Tho probability is that all the sales
that will be made this week will be on
the warehouse floors. There will be small
breaks to-day and probably tomorrow
also The market closed last week firm.
with all sun-cured stocks in active de-
mnnd If there is much Of the sun-curcd
toLnccos In the country they will bring
good prices if put on the market now.
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MANY PAID UP.
Rush Made on the City Treas
ure's Office AS to Poll Tax.

& 4 great stream Of deln1uents fled into City
Treasurer PAGES office all during yesterday
70 pay their poll taxes for 1915 IN order der, TIA.
thls fall Those who paid at any time during
the year prior TO yesterday are untitled 10
Vote as are those who seltled on the last
day though any who still delinquent for
the present year are not entitled to vote for
CONGRESSMAN in November
1'hc delinquent tax collector commenced the
sale yesterday OF lands delinquent for taxes
for 1915, Over ono huntred tracts and i9ts
were sold and there are yet nearly LOO dcinr
uusnts The sale will continue for seyera!
DAYS and Collector Walford asks that those
who expect 10 redeem do so al once In order
10 save time and trouble.
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PUBLIC LIBRARY.
Important Meeting in Interest O
Institution for Richmond,

TO those interested in the library move.
ment in Virginia, the meeting of the
Virginia Library Association, on Wed,
ncsday evening, May 9th. at cight O'Clock,
in the State Capitol will offer All OPP
portuniS to hear the subjects OF n
"Puhlic Library for Richmond and the
proposed meeting of the American lib,
rary Association convention here IN
1907 fully discussed
Mayor Mccarthy and DR.. S, G. Mitchell
will be the speakers OF the evening. anu
they viii be followed By Dr. William y,
Dodd and Librarian y, s. Evans II Is
also expected that. II the slides can
be obtained, there will be stereopticon
Illustrations OF the public libraries
throughout HE country. The public Is
cordially invited To attend.