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MNlNFOS 1bsGGIi0S.

En 81 tren que lego anoChe de Ponce.
trajsFon tres pOliciAu dc Rquel puesto, 6
marineros del vapoF "Cosmo" que fu ron
pue8tos disposici6n de Ia Corte federal
Hoy 4 Las 10 de ls maGana Bs vic Ia
Causa ante dicha Corte , deBpues de deCla'
rar sl ospitan del vapOF , los 6 marineroB
Ia Corts eBtim6 que aupque habfa una
infrscCi6n de ley deClarRba & los aCuBAdoB
absueltos.
Mr.. Dexter defsndi6 les maFineros
alegsudo 50 nombre que ellou no tenfan
que trabaisF en las descaTgas y que los
acusados fueron pueSto disposition de la
pOlic1s pOE sl deato de no quersr trabSjaE
en- las oRldeTas q estsbSn dessmbar oando.
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respective este, despues de estudisrla,
BOmeteF su irforme al Conseio en- plen0.
81 ComiAionado del Interior RYguye
que 81 asunto priuCipal de que % derivs'
ci6n el actuRlmente sometidO e. pc fscta'
menta ConoCido poE todoB los miembros del
'Comis6 especial suBtituido del de 'sfrRn'
quiclaA", el que tambiel acabR de ser
resnelto por sl ConHejo On pleno, CUyos
mismbroB con RlgunR eacepci6n, "a 10 CO.
nucen parfeCtaments. Que cree que no es
neceaaEio paBaE 81 asuntO shoER prssentado
81 "comite especial" pues ESQ hRrfs perder
tempo que eBtudiado dssde hoy Rl lUneB,
en- eBe dia puede darne Cuenta 81 ConHeio
On pleno Este aOoEdar 10 que eatime ne
ceuaEio, sin mas p6rdida de tempo.
snfcientaments discutido el asunto eB
acuerda que 81 luneS, las 10 dc Ia ma
na se EeuniT6 ell ''comit6 especial = Con
ssjo para aoordaP defnitivaments lR reno'
luci6n 10 BolicitadO por 10 u. g. White
& Comp este e1, concedsr un plazo de
10 afioA para el establecimisnto de Ia trace
ci6n el6ctrica, utilizRndo entire tanto 81
vapOE, tanto en- 81 tr6fco de dia como poF
l@ nochs.
A las IL menos 10 90 levants Ia sosi6n.
III sehlr Hord infoEmR los ''FeporteEB"
que In Compafifa 81. q. Whits & Comp"
est6 dispuestR & espeFaT haRts 81 luneI co.
mo iltimo plazo on ls reSoluci6n de Is
petici6n hscha hoy al Consejo. Q0e Bi el
Uonseio no conCede 10 BolicitRdo poF lR
EefaridR empress, 6sta paEali2aT6 tota' mem
te Hus tFabSjoS, quedandO como consscusn-
Gin de esto, unoB mil ioTnRleFoG Bin tEabsjo
10 que representa- sl pan de 600 fAmilia
res de esos trab&jadorsu." Que de otro
modo no le 90 possible lR empresa CONT
nuar Huy trabsios."
El senior Grahame Cambia impFeaiones
con ell ''repoEter" de "La Correspondent.
Cia" inform6ndOle coEtemente que 81 cFeo
que una Conceai6n de acuaI d9 con 10 6lti
mamente HolicitAdo por la CompaHfa, seFfs
justa que probablemente el ConBejo ac'
cedar6 ella an vista de las condolences
que eHts hs evidenCiado, las que trAerfRn
10 pATaliERci6n de las obrau , por 10 tantO
de IoA meioFamientos que con Gu termina.
Ci6n SO tFatan de introdueir On 81 Bsrvicio
De traficO de Ia Ciudad Rio PisdraB s
CRguaR
Tambi6a ipfoVm6 despu6g eI gefloF HoFd
81 director de lR -. G. White e. Cons
psfifR" que haCa mas de nm mes que lR
emprssR De References ha debido suSpsnder
SuS trabsjoS, los que ha OOntiouado, en- or.
pera de una voyabIa Essoluoi6n del Con.
seio para vsr de continuaF Sus obPas den.
tFo de Lac nuevas condolences solicitadaa.
FL TeHoTero depaEts luego con Sanchsz :
Morales DisS Navarro 90 mAEChs con la
boquills de medin lado y 81 bsndo unas
'peteneFsn," despueS dc miPaF nm tanto de
feoiO q gEupo de sAnOhsE Morales y Dc
GEoe@aE,
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Inparlanla fal!o.

La session primeTa de Is Corte de disESi'
to ha dado oil viernes pr6ximO pasado Bu
fAllo On 81 plsito que Bostsnian los Suceso'
res de don Valsntin AysateFan Rita y
Nievel Vsntura) contra Rosa Echsysste,
sobre reconocimisnto como hijeB naturRleB
y entTegR de Is hsFeDoia
La Corte ha fsllado & favor de Rita =
Moves Ventura Fepresentadas 6staB On Ia
Corts pov 81 reputable abogado LOdo. En-
Eique Marques y Ia senoritR Rosa Echs
vests, por elmo menoa Feputado LcdO. e.
AcuhR.
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R. del Vale ZonO
INGENIERo CIYIL Z kGR0NoMo

o.. d pgacGce cOnsgnt O serOiesO' arals
Constructions Cv1s acueuo4 &PanoA PPsupuC
faY cu1guCCi0nsB de y delindaA
dsrsnol oms Dc ancz-TaNiona pfija-lnfoRl0
general
euGIA OMu I'uUlIu i sl ulu ~ Rmru' m rauouO IA
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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-12-02

CASA DE PREsTAMOs de jose Ba'
skn. Allen 21 st-Hacs opsraCiOneB
sobre Rlhsiag. Dsgde 100 dollars en- @de.
Ianta 81 intaE6s Bsrk conventional y no
sxOsdefk del 3% mengual. oompEa y
vsnds alhajaa modernaa = antiguas. San
Juan, PaeEaa Rico.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-12-02
e 0alkM H:Ihs.

ParR 81 higado d E1tomsg1, rihonss =
Is nangFa , cataEE0 Bufcientemente para
tFes mesea, go CentavoB en- Ia Farmacis dc
GuilIsEmety. ACsifs QoEkeE & 25 Can.
tnvoa 80 q.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-12-02
BASEBALL.

Aver gs lIev6 & efaCto en- IL Liga anne.
rioana un refidfsimo dasaffo de base ball,
entire los cOnOCidoB clubs "Pabs" ,
''White."
Despu6s de una hora de conutante luohs,
fueron vsnCidos los dieatEos del "PabBt,"
poE 9 ceros corgidos
CGbele ID gloria los iuCanaRbles lucha.
doFsu del club AWhite,' que supieron de.
jar muy alta Ii banders basebOIera.
Despu6s de teVminRdo dicho deSafio,
hizOss 81 BaludO de Cortsnfa entire los ven.
Cidoa venCsdoFes.
he aqui Ia anetsci6n por iaHings
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-15
ACKNOWLEDGMENT
PEACE MEETING
Long, Bates and Garrison Speak
in Christian Science
Church.

BOSTON, MASS, April 1i.--Rarely
las e.horo been so large q gathering
Of Boston people under ono roof as
That which assembled in the Christian
Science Church o-night "tos swell Bos-
TOMS voice" rs one speaker said. In
rcco gnition and support of the Nation
a! Peace and Arbitration" which be-
gins in New York Tomorrow Over
5000 people listened to three orators
az they pleaded for universal peace
They were former Secretary OF the
Navy John D. long. former Governor
John T. Bates and William Lloyd Gar
rison. Rev, William ], Mckenzie. of
Cambridge, presided, ana tho meeting
was unsecyflan,
Long VINO opened the speccl-malSins,
snid that the gathering was to speed
arbi tration ana save human life. IIo
referred, however, to the late war with
Spain, and said he did not know how
1t could have been averted or how
Cuba could have been rescued without
war, although the conflict gave pain
ia President Mckinley. "l'ut the war
was not waged," he aaid, "fnr cons
aucst, glory or gain" it Was brief,
and the wounds We're soon healed
William Lloyd Garrison did not
spare the churches of the country In
his criticism, and said that tho nenr-
ers of the name OF Christians were
oyer ready to uphold ana Justify
logalized murder when thnlr own
country was Involved, He SAID that
III the present movement y nayout
land carneal and I,roYes Vital It Will
upset the basis OF eyorS government,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-15
CHORAL SERVICE
PEACE PRELUDE
(Continued from First Page.)

ooh, my friends, If you had attended
half as many peace congresses as
have. you would know how sick am
Of them.
II am not speaking of the American
Peace Congress, l speak of the OLD
world peace people, and n more imprac
ticable lot OF pollticians never knew,
Unless 1t was the teetotallers. think
1t was about neck and tic between
these two parties.
"They are both composed of. the bcss
lot Of people IN the world and the Lore.
has endowed them with so much goodness
of heart that He does not leave room
enough to supply them with senses, ana
hence they are always impracticable.
You ought to raise a million doilars
in this country to carry on the WORK Oh
the Peace Congress. A million? Yes. you
spend twelve millions on Il Warshlp, anu
you ought not to rely on two or three
rich men to pay all the bills Tor you.
II you are going to fight you have GOT 70
have the means, and you miserable peace
people must have them.
you must begin by organizing, First
locally--the organization OF the gray mat
ter that lies under your hat Organize
that and got II 10 thinking right; then
organize 10 much as you like, and begin
at home, and then don't think you nave
done n great deal II you subscribe a dol
lar. Tho soldier gives up everything. and
these people with the dollar abuse him
They attend meetings and pass wonder
full resolutions, and then put ton cents
In the collection,
Baron DcConstant ana Mrs. Anna G.
Spencer were the other speakers,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-15
POOR TREATMENT
CA UsE0F QUARREL
Estrangen1cnt Between Speaker
Cannon and Canal Zone Off
Gals It's Explained.
TROUBLE OVER A LUNCHEON
Members 81 Party Leave Gus
tomary Price OF Meal OIL
Plates.
tspcolalto rho Tim es. Dlspn,oh,l


WASHINGTON, D. c., April H.-The
real reason for the estrangclncnt be-
tween Speaker Cannon, tho other mem
hors OF his congressional party, and
the canal zone officials, was not be-
cause of the quarantine regulations.
but because Speaker Cannon ana his
party did not believe they were prop
crly treated.
The party boarded n train at Colon,
going to Panama, and after It had
started and was nearing sCulcbrn Cut
Speaker Cannon went strollInE through
q coach ahead. In 1t he found Chief
Engineer Stevens. who recognized him
and talked with him O few minutes.
We'll, gpod-by." the chief engineer
approached Culebrl Cut. "rhs is
where l, get on,
When the train pulled into Panama.
Superintendcnt Beard, OF the Panama
Railroad Company. had prepared an
elaborate luncheon for the members OF
tho Speakers PARTY. They went into
the dining-roV1n and ate tho luncheon,
and on leaving the table, each mem
bcrtof the party left at his plate tho
customary price for luncheon. SUI
tpcrntendent Beard found the money
on the table, and as his guests had
gone, sent it back to the steamship
with a curt noto that he was not an
thorized to collect money for tho
luncheon.
4 THE Panama Commission may have
gentlemen In It's Offices III Washington.
but they certainly have mons of them
at work on the canal" the Speaker
is alleged to have told Governor
Magoon.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-15
DETECTIVE O'MARA
SCORES LAWYERS
Says "a Bunch Of schoolboys''
Could Do Better Than Thaw's
Array of Counsel.

PlTTSBUIaCh Pa, April 14.--Roger
O'Mara. who was In New York ali
through the trial as head of tho So
cret service work for Thaw, said to-
day Of Thaw's attorneys:
"a bunch OF schoolb0ys could have
prepared and carried through better
case than did the lawyers defending
Harry Is, Thaw. They were SO busy
trying to get their names In the news
papers that it's wonder their actions
didn't drive the defendant insane.
"Thero Is not one chance In tho
world OF Harry ever being convicted,
and II his attorneys had paid more
time to looking after his interests In
stead of trying to break into print I
believe he would have been uclnit-
ted
1.-THE case OF tho defense was never
properly prepared and within twenty
four hours after the trial started It
was plainly evident that there was not
lawyer among defendants counsel
who could properly examine witness,
let alone cross-eNamine the prosecu-
TONS witnesses, 1t was tho rottenosl
piece of work | ever saw.
1.-THE little creditablo work done was
undcr the direction os I'haw himself
lie showed clearly that he knew moro
about handling the case than his law
yers.
1.-THE first mistake in the whole case
was the dischargng of the first firm
Of lawyers that WAS retained by the
defense, Elack, olcott Gruhe" and
Boynange arc renl lawyers"
Howard Nesbit, after a stiff ~cull
down frpt1 his stepfather, Charles y,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-15
EARTHQUAKE IN
CITY OF MEXICO.
Lasted -Four Minutes and Terri
fed the Whole City-No
Damage Done.

CITY OF MEXICO, MEX, April a..
An earthquake lasting for four and
a half minutes startled this city to-
night. Tho earth rocked t., long,
swinging motion terrifying the inhabi-
tants, but doing no damage SO far as
can be learned at this time. Clocks
in the city stopped ut 1l:34 Mexican
time, and the pcrccptlble motion OF
the earth ceased at 11:Hj -. Tcln-
graph wires were put out Of commits
sion, and for Il short time the city
was in darkness. owing TIC the failure
Of thS, electric lights One wall Of the
Associated Press office was cracked
from loIr to ceiling.
The shock is pronounced the heaviest
here in years. People are thronglnE
the streets, many having fled from
their hotels and dwellings In their
night robes.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-15
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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-15
HARRY 7HAW OUGHT
TO be Be: IN ASYLUM
So Says A. Blair Thaw, the Ac-
cused Mans Half
Brother.

ROME, April IA. Blair Thaw a
half-brother Of Harry *. Thaw, who
has been spending the winter in
Rome with his wife and daughter, was
questioned to-day about the result Of
the trial Of Thaw. He said:
My desire would be to say nothing,
The only opinion which have on the
matter, and ono which I have always
had, Is that Harry Thaw should have
been put in an asylum long ago, for
his own sake and for others sake, T
have nothing to say about the trial,
only that it would have been unjust
to convict him. because it is patholo-
Slcal and not a criminal case
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-15
HON. JAMES HAY
FOR PRIMARIES
Continual from First Puge.)

Continual rom First Puge)
just as much dcbarred under the old
convention system.
The people like the primaries" Said
Mr. Hay; they never surrender power
when once given II. They have much
moro power under the primary system
than they had under the convention
system. They will not give up that
power without a fight. l am for the
primary, and I believe 1t has come to
stay. All tho tendencies are in the
direction OF the primary method. Near
ly all the other States OF the South
have adopted 1t, probably all of them,
and the system Is in force in many Of
tho States of the West and Northwest.
So far as know, no State which has
adopted tho primary method has given
IT nD''
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-15

THE VIRGINIA HOT SPRINGS COM
ipANY, on THE FIRST DAY OF MAY,
1907, at u o'clock noon, at the Office
Of the company, In tho city Of Rich.
mend, Va, Will open tenders to sell
to 1t on tho lowest terms such an
amount of its five per cent. second
mortgage bonds, with Coupon No. 10.
and subsequent coupons attached. is
sued under and secured by that decd
Of trust or mortgage dated the I'd
day or June, 1909, between the Yir-
g!nia Hot Springs Company and Hem
~ r.. Wickham and Henry Taylor,
Jr, trustees, as the sum Of twenty
sum of twenty thousand dollars hnv-
ing been set aside to be Invested in
the purchase OF said bonds according
ia the terms Of the sinking fund pro-
vision of the said mortgage.
BY order OF tho Board OF Directors.
DECATUR AXTELL,
President.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-15

Holman. because of his letter to Harry
Thaw asking for money, to-day made
this statements
IF there is anything in that letter
which might lead the public to believe
that my father or mother had any
thing to do with my going to New
York and participation in events there,
] wish to emphatically deny that my
parents had anything to do with 1t.
On the contrary, they tried to dissuado
me from leaving home, and urged me
to keep entirely out of tho trial. All I
have said or. done was on my own
volition. and 1 only am responsible. I
say this now to correct any misappre-
hension of their attitude that may
arise"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-15
TOWN SWEET OFF
THE MAP BY FIRE

NEW ORLEANS, April 14.--Botween
five and six hundred people were to-.
Gay rendered homeless by fire
which swept the town Of Westwego
situated on the Mississippi Rivor op-
Dosto New Orleans. In all forty-two
buildings, including a Presbyterian
Church, the town hall, ana n nulnbar
OF other houses were destroyed. Sew
eral cottages and the terminal build
ings of tho Texas and Pacific Rail-
road were left standing, Tho loss Is
estimated at $4,000, with only about
$4,000 insurance. The fro started In
the rear of q grocery store It's cause
is unknown.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-15
Sealed Proposals.
B HIGH SCHOOL BUILDING.

SEALED PROPOSALS Will be recclv-
ed BY the Greensville County School
Board until noon THURSDAY, APRIL
tendcnt, Emporia, Va, for the erection
Of u High School building.
Plans and specifications may be seen
ut the office of tho Superintendent, En-
poria, Va, and at the Office Of Albert
f. HUNT. Architect. 11O7 East Main
Street, Richmond, Va.
All bids must be accompanied by a
certified check for $3.50. payable to
Henry Maclin. Superintendent, as a
guarantee that the bidder will enter
into contract for the amount OF his
bid and execute surety company S
bond for 40 per cent. of his contra ct
price within ten days from date Of
acceptance of proposal for the faithful
performance of contract.
Tho right is reserved to accept or re-
ject any or all proposals.
HEM Y NACLIN,
superintendent, EmporIa. Va.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-15
Fourteenth Annual Music Festival
The Wednesday Club.
Five Grand Concerts /!
The Academy Of Music,
May I'd, Sd and 4th.

The Club Will accept only forty-four
new members on the subscribers list.
which closes now in n few days, The
fec Is $1,000, and entities each subscriber
to two tickets to ench Of the Five Con-
ccrts, and to preference In reservlngi
seats. Office NOW open Mt No. s1e East
Main Street dhc Richmond Transfer Coz.
Buildlng), where names may be enrolled
and all information given.
Price OF seats, $500 to soc. Phone 2414.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-15
.H0LD-UP in MONTANA;
GANG GOT $4,000

MALTA. MONTANA, April H.
Word has just been received of
holdup OF stage, presumably by the
"Kid" Curry gang; $4,000 reported
stolen.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-15
Summer Resorts.
SPRING AND
For BEST 1907 soUTINGs.
SUMMER

Visit jamestown Nxposltion and spend
balance vacation at Hotel Wachapreague
md Island House
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-15

Nearest Sc. lar re-
sort north o. Jamestown Exposition. An
ideal place for rest and recreation. Grcat
variety out-door sports, suph as Surf bath
Ing. Sailing. Rowing and Launching Parties.
attractive Drives and Walks, Tennis, Hay
Rides, Fishlng, Shooting, ete
For further Information send for booklet
10 98 A. II, a. Ml1ARs. VII
y, Wachaprcngue, Va. 7,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-15
THE WEATHER

Forecast: Virginia and North Caro-
ina--Enlr Monday, warmer III west
tortlons; Tuesday far. warmer. fol
might; fresh northwest winds.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-15
CITY BONDS FOR SALE.

BY ORDER OR THE COUNCIL OF THE
ciysof Radford, Va, it's Finance Com
mittcc offers for sale $4,000 4 per
the old town bonds, bearing per
cent. interest; also $4,000 4 per cont.
gold bonds to be used for school
building. street improvements, etc.
These arc thirty-year bonds, Bids
will be received till April 81. 1907.
Tho right to reject any and all bids
is reserved
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-15

and tile reversal OF accepted ideas
must be faced. "rhe movement will
strip tho soldier Of his uniform" he
said.
Mr.. Garrison denounced the war
with Spain, and said: This guilty
nation and our kindred In guilt across
the Atlantic arc ripe for repentance,
which should manifest itself in acts
Former Governor Bates declared that
universal peace Is no longer q dream,
but q possibility, not distant, but
in tho near future
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-15

CONDITIONS YIiSTEItDAY.
Richmonds weather WAS cold and
cloudy. Thermometers at midnight, 81.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-15
Meetings.

THE ANNUAL MEETING Or THE
Stockholders OF the RICHMOND
HORSE SHOW ASSOCIATION will be
held at 500 East Main Street, Rich
mond, Va, p. NJ, Wednesday, April
24tl W. o. NVAI2TfIIiN,
Asst. Sec'y & Treas.
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE MU-
tual Assurance Society of Virginia
Will be held at tho Office OF the So
clety, MONDAY, April Is, 1907. at |
o'clock P. NJ. EDWIN a. PALMER,
Principal Agent.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-15
Gerstrnan Made the Prayer.

night:
II regret that anything was said at
all concerning the sessions in the jury-
room. j suggested to all separately
that 1t should be II closed book and
remember that they all agreed with
me. Now 1t seems that most of them
arc talking for publication.
II take absolutely no stock In the
talk Of bribery. / don't believe single
member was bribod or Improperly In
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insinuation was made
fifth ballot, on Thurs
liking some time with
had voted with the
degree murder. Dc
considered Thaw sane
killing, but he was
is rinion If l could
,ce that the man wss
d Of Thaw's letters
r letters, which ran
and Denee studied
ger IN hour.
reading them. Pfaff
thrs on his side looked
1lm. Dence paid no at
Finally he arose and
speech. He said he
hat 'rhaw was in
'Sntiid vote for his ac-
t-aTnblcd with emotion,
{hSply. Pfaff, who was
q at blurtcd out: T
are weeping T.
V it best not to make
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sun liscs...... Bar
sun sets, .G;4a
Moon sets,.,,,9i 37 &
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emed to me that he
en- open to argument
t us were. Instead OF
'guments of the Jurors
littal, he sncered at us
out that we he'd been
up this insinuating air
1t looks mighty queer
" fellows are acting,
We didn't say any
lse we thought he was