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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-04-29
De SAN Juan Y IA |SLA

Nos dice Corresponsa Aguada aPodemos ase
gura sin tenor aequvoarnos que reorganization del Cuepo
Bombeos de ciudad era breve hscho positive
real Al efecto Coms6n compuesa de espeabes cabaS
ro presdda por acade ha recordo esta locadad
oto de ecaudr ondos para aque laudable prp6sto
adqu excelene bomba, mangas otro titles de mpres
ndbe necesdad Sabemos que hay ecaudados unos mil
dollars el Ayunamiento ha aporado la de 600
Adelante.p
Seg1n noticias paece que amercanos han socado
arendamento de las paeas de erenos del Pueblo de Puer
que quedan entire la caetera central e Paseo de Cova
donga la poongac6n de la calle del Comercio en- d
baro Carbonea lugar anguamente deuominado Salva-
vidaS
En- p6xma session presentara al Concejo Municipal
de Comeo poyeco de presupueto para ao fiscal de 1907
1903 En- e hay parda de mil pesos para las
dos del Muncpo esbecer que oupan las escueas
graduada la carce bartoinas de mamposa Faa hace
all una carce que condolences de seguridad.
Reina mucha animacon los obreos de Ponce para
ceebat anversao del 70 de Mayo Para da prepara
gran manifestation cvca veada estejos mas.
Candido Conception fue condenado pagar dollars
de muta por escaudalo
lie ha sdo concedida pr6roga de cuarenta dias al
contrasta don Rogue Paniagua para la termination de las obras
del Hospital de Crujla de Santurce.
Ell Ayunamento ha conceddo permisos varios
dueos de caetns para abeos ebecmentos hasa
media de maana las noches de espectacuos el
teatro.
EN- Ell en de la mafana del sabado lego Manau e 6s
ca Core Aecbo acompaado del Marshal de la Corte
de Dsro e fin de nvestga 10 haya de ceo sobre
denuuca pesenda contra euente dc poca don Ser
gio Noa por soborno
En- la o6cina de Obas Pubcas esta praccndo actual
la distribution de servcos que ha de regr ell p6xmo
economico cargo los mil dollars consgnados para
conservation reparaci6n de carreteras puenes.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-04-29
IA POucIA De NuEVA VOsE

Ha sido aprobado en- el Senado
americana el proyecto de ley sobre
reorganization de la policfa de Nue-
va York, bajo el nombre de Bill
Bingham, por 40 votos contra 9.
Aunque ha sido va votado por
la asamblea, este proyecto de ley
debera ser sometido q una nueva
votaci6n, pues Sc han descubiertos
en- el texto errores de redacci6n que
es necesario rectifcar.
FL alcalde de Nueva York, Mr..
Nc Clellan, debera enseguida dar
su aprobaci6n al proyecto para que
este pueda ser promulgado por el
gobernador del Estado.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-04-29
DESDE T0A-AL1A
Para alusiones.-A1<He-
raldo> y a <La Verdada
Bale en- Rio-Lajas
hERlpQS nE NAyAIA
HERIDOS OE NAvAIA
Los presuntos delincuentes
bajo 6anza.-Informe
facultativo.

Abril 24.-aEl Heraldo Espa-
fiolo y sLa Verdads nos han salido
al paso en- estos 1ltimos dias con
quejas y rsfuym1os por aquello
que inocentemente, dijimos aludien-
do Semana Santa.
Tantos aspavientos por tau
poca cosa. ST no hubiera tizones
no arderla la candela.
Acostumbrados como estamos
a responder cada vez que Sc nos
llama, hemos buscado las columns
de al EvangelistaO para satisfacer
a todos.
Un POGO, pues, de paciencia,
que hasta el fin nadie es dichoso.
En- la noche del veinte hubo
un bale en- la casa de Hemeterio
Rivera, de sRio -LajasD, y Sc conclH-
y6 como el rosario de la aurora, sa-
liendo heridos con navajas barberas
Baldomero Rivera en- el ante-brazo
izquierdo y Jose Martinez EN- el pc
cho ligeramente, quienes fueron "a
meter la paz0, como dicen ellos.
Puestos a disposition del Juz.
: gado los presuntos delincuentes,
fueron puestos eu libertad mediante
la oportuna fanza personal.
En- el informe facultativo Sc
cali6caba de menos grave la lesion
del Rivera.
Sentimos esas contiendas, que
tan malas consecuencias traen, en-
ire vecinos honrados y dignos.
CoRRHsPoNsAL.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-04-29

Acompaiiada de su marido,
acaba de pasar por Paris, donde ha
permanecido corta temporada, u
donde ha sido agasajada por la So
ciedad fraucesa mas fhir, una inte-
resante dana inglesa, una de las fl
guras mas originates y mas atrac-
twas de la aristocracia de la Gran
Bretaila.
Is ella hija de los lima judos
condes de Warwick, y esta recien
casada con ell simpatico y apuesto
vizconde Hensley.
Lady Marjorie Greville este
es su nombre de soltera - tiene
veintidos amos, y es una mujer lie
na de encantos, de una belleza sor-
prendente. Sus abundantes y ri
zados cabellos rubios; sus grandes
ojos negros, su boca graciosisima;
la esplritual y dulce expression de
todo su rostro; su talle esbelto; los
consornos acknowledgements delinea-
dos de su esplendida fgura forman
IN conjunto estetico realmente ad-
mirable.
Hay algo, sin embargo, en-
ella mas original { interesante que
su hermosura, y es su historic, su
educaci6n, sus costumbres V sus
6 lstOS.
Hace algunos amos que la Es
clela Communal DE- Narwick contaba
eutre sus alumnas una nina, cuyos
m )dales aristocraticos, Y cuyo por
t. distinguldo contrastaban nota-
b,emente con el airc humilde de las
hijas dc los pobres campesinos y de
los modestos comerciantes que acu-
dian aquella Escuela gratuia. ST
alg1n forastero, sorprendido por
ese contraste, pedia noticias sobre
aquella nina encantadora que con
gran delete y verdadero ardor ju-
gaba con sus compaiieras de escue-
Ii, las gentes del pueblo le decian
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-04-29
N01|GIls OIvEl!l!

Ha si 10 autorizado el munici-
pio de San Juan para imponer una
contribution de 4IIo de uno por
c'entc para atender al 1lgo del en-
prestlto.
Ell Cabo de la policia don
Manuel Areizaga ha sido traslada
do a prestar ser1icios en- la o6cina
del cuartel general.
aW Sc VENDEN 9 arriendan ell
CaguaS 24o cuerdas de terreno propias
para cualquier uso agricola. Las ha
de atravesar la Inca del fcrrocalni de
San Juan a Caguas. Sc vende el ga
nado que pasta en- elias. Colinda por
toto un ftente con el Rio Grande In
form IRA, ENRIQUE FERNANDEZ.
-Ha sido aprobada por el con
clio municipal la ordenanza presen-
tada por el alcalde para Ia subasta
de obras de alcantarillado de Pue :
ia de TERRA.
Ell jucz municipal de Ponce
cpndeno a Pablo Rivera (a) Broca,
4 un ailo noveiuta dias mas de
c rel, por hurto de menor cuantia,
Aver fueron asistidos Ell la
sala de socorros, Francisco Fernan
dez, de helida incisa Ell la region
plantar izquierda; Pedro Rosario,
de herida sobre la region arco-pal-
mar izquierda; Fernando Chill6n,
de confusion sobre Ia region accipi-
tai Y Gynaro Herrero, confusion en-
la region mentoniana.
-Movimiento de hospitales:
municipal 81 enfermos; maternidad
IL y cuarentenario 81.
BEEN Ell CLUB de F Kehrhahn
Y Co., as San Francisco, Sc venden dos
relojes de orc cada semana, eutre 80
socios, abonando So. 50 Sf.oo Soma
nal. La Ultima semana obtuvo uno
don V. Re, socio NJ. 20.
-El jucz municipal de San
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-04-29
Acadia MunIcIOa| de PsRueIas

Vacante la plaza de Official de
Sanidad de este pueblo, dotada con
el sueldo annual de 0ch0demtOS do
liars, moneda corriente, Sc anuncia
por Ell termino de 0einte dias, a con-
tar desde hoy, y a fin de que los as
pirantes a ella, puedan presentar,
en- la Secretarfa del Ayuntamiento,
sus solicitudes debidamente legali-
zadas. Lo que Sc hace p1blico,
para general conocimienio. Pc
fiuelas, abril IS 19o7.-ANToNIo
RODRIGUEZ. = Alcalde municipal.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-04-29
LA VIDA De PARIS
Laprincesadela manteca y del pan

con tono de intima satisfaction: Es
la hija de la condesa de Warwick.
Todos los dias viene del magnffco
castillo de sus antepasados para
asistir a la humilde Escuela c0mu-
nal con sus paisanas -.
Y lie referian, a seguida, Gu
riosos pornenores acerca de lady
Marjorie Greville. Gracias a una
educaci6n solid1, practica, eXtraiia
q toia vana ostcntaci6n, aquella
nina, con natural modestia, Sc mez-
claba con las muchachas mas hu-
mildes, sin recordarles jamas la
Inca interminable de sus abuelos
ilustres, nj hablarles para nada de
los AZ criados que formaban el ser
vicio de su casa.
Como sus condicfpulas, lleva-
ba todos los dias a la escuela, para
la hora de la merienda, su cestita
con frutas y con tartinas de dulce,
V 81 ella adelantaba las demas era
gracias a la frmeza de sus pierpas
y 4 la velocidad de sus carreras Ell
las horas de recreo, y a su inteligen.
te laboriosidad durante las classes
Innecesario es hablar de la po
pularidad que conquist6, con seme
jante proceder, la simpatica descen
diente de Warwick. Puede afr
marse, sin caer en- la vulgaridad
que su fama corri6 lnuchas legua.
a la redonda. Esa primera educa
cion dejo huellas indelebles en- e
espiritu de lady Greville.
La si.ueta de esa gran dam;
que, sin desdeiiar los encantos de
mundo, vive enamorada de los pla
ceres 1usticos y apetece como el me
jor de los regalos las paz inmensa J
profunda de la naturaleza, evoca
necesariamente, el recuerdo de la:
pastoras de Trianon.
Juan DE BECON.
! (Exclusivo para LA DEMOCRAcIA,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-04-29
Lease el mtereSanHsim0 folletfm "La
Reina Marga,7ta," que abareas
en- las b6ginas S. y g.

Juan ordeno aver la detenci6n de
Pedro Delgado, a quien Sc acusa de
hurto de menor cuantia.
Para c1rar un resfriado en- IN dla
tome el LAXATIVE BROMo QUININA.
El boticario lie devolvera el dinero 81
no Sc cura. La frma de Z. w. GRO
We Sc halla en- cada cajita.
-Esta manana tue arrestado
81 individuo CoInelio Molina, por
agredir en- Ia plaza del mercado 4
oro ,nj"to,
Ii ro'aia d,iuv, aver tlrde
al ancjano }yian J. Rivera, natural
dc Narsnjito, Por inpIorar la carl
dad pubiica.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-04-29
tDIcTO! JUD|CIAlES

Aafs0. "A las personas que ne
cesiten insertar en- este periodico
edlctos judiciales, advertimos que
deberan pagar anticipadamente su
in'norte, 81 no tiene relaciones con la
empresa 8 no envian dichos edic-
to' por conducto de nuestros agen-
tes Las personals relacionadas con
nosotros pagarap Ell importe total
cuando este hecha la mitad de las
insercioneS.
La AdminiStyati6n de Ola Demo-
cYac1a.S
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-04-29

Los fon6gafos aemanes ancees que los mas pectos
haa da pcos desde $50 $500 sempe vendo precios ga
les ventaosos que nadie on6gafos oy Columbia ZoxoonS
Eon tenendo exenca gran sudo de records de disco
de cindo mpresionados por dchas bcas mpodos de Eu
engo records de opera cantados por Causo Gog Bonc
Constantine vguas Be, Bassi Wallis, Alvarez Borgat Pae
Sanmarco Ancora Sco De Luca Ta Rufo Cgada Gialdin
Campanan Pancon ournet Wuma T. de Luna Pereo de Sc
guro Bonsegua Boona Bariento Carel Tettazzini Sem
brich, Meba, Patti, Arkel, Labia & &.
sudo records de Zauela mpoados drectamente
Madrid Barcelona Canos popuaes espahoes soeae
maagueha petenes guaras andango jotas ganadnas ga
viane gaego & g. mpotacones constanes de Paris
Milan Madrid Londe Berlin Barcelona Sc compone odA Ella
Sc de fon6grafos, Pleas de repuesta accessories.
Phon ograth Exchange.
San Justo AK,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-04-29
Sc VENDE

Una casa de MADEIRA de dos pisos,
situada en- Caguas, calle de Acosta
Para informes dirigirse ar. T. Pom
tie, Apartado II? ia, San Juan, P. r.
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RATE CASES TO BE
SHORTLY DECIDED
Judge Pritchard Will Probably
Hand Down Opinion
Tomorrow.

Judge Jeter G. Pritclard, OF North
Carolina, will In all probability hand
down his decision in the Virginia
passenger rate cases Tomorrow morn.
Ing, and II is awaited with great In
terest by the people and the railroads
1t Is understood that Judge Pritchard
Informed the attorneys in the case be-
fore they left Asheville that he would
render his opinion In the matter during
this week.
The special July session of the
United States Circuit Court OF Appeals
will open here this morning, with
Judges Pritchnrd. Purnell and Boyd
presidng. Though Judge Pritchard
did not definitely name the day when
his decision In the rate case might be
expected, there is an Impression that
| ut will come either Tomorrow or
Thursday, The matter befare his honor
lat this time relates onlyto the juris-
Ediction Of Ills court In the case. If he
shall decide that he has jurisdiction, ii
! will be n victory for the railroads. Iii
this event. there arc several courses
/ open for further proceedings on HE
part OF the State, but the attorneys,sfor
that side are not saying which they
Twill adopt IT, Yon the other hand
l,Judge Pritchard decides that he las
no jurisdiction, 1t will Ahe ii victory
for the state. 81 II such shall be, the
decision, the railroads will surely APP
lpeal. and Iii any eYenttit does not look
nov as II the litigseton ~ stop short
Tor the United States Supreme Court h
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Ion which Is not yet agreed upon, but
which ii 1t can be arranged Will great
ly simplify the traffic situation, is he
ing engineered by Mr.. John p. Potts.
OF the Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad.
After a conference with Mr.. Robert
,Lecky, general chairman of the Rich
mond Day committee, yesterday Mr..
Potts undertook to confer with Mr..
W. 3. Bevill. the general passenger
agent OF the Norfolk and Western
Road at Roanoke, with a view to hay
Ing both roads announce a special
Richmond Day rate of $3.50. good to
go down on Wednesday,, July 18TH.
and return on Friday. July 18th. II
tEis rate can be announced and widely
advertised, !; is certain that the trans
portation problem will settle itself
and that Richmond Will have rep
representation at the exposition such
as any city might be proud of. Mr.
Potts said last night that he had mot
gotten an answer to his telegram to
Mr.. Beviil, but that so far as his. road
was concerned. he hoped that the rate
could be arranged. ssaaa
II tho agreement is effected, it will!
be the first time that the railroads
have extended their one day exposition
rate to two days, and the act VIII he
tdistinctly complimentary to Richmond
and Will be IN itself one OF the
mond day success. "A large mum.
Der ef people who can get off for two
days. will no doubt go down the day
before on the excursion tickets ant
! Will be on the grounds when the
1 Thursday trains arrive. A further snd
Vantage Is that those who feel tiret
4 out by he excitement and strain o
] Richmond Day. and who do not wisi
ito make the return trip on the crowd
led excursion trains can stay over t
4 the next day on their excursion tick
i cts. Members of the committee o,
! Richmond Day who learned of TIL,
4 proposed arrangement last night wer
ienthusiastic in their approval, STATING
4 that they believed such plan woul,
settle all the traffic difficulties an,
enable as many Richmond people a
cared to show their patriotism to- b
.lpresent on July 18th. a.g5
i II the Board of Aldermen acts favor
Iably on the appropriationato-n night.
meeting OF the full Richmond Da,
lcommittee will be called for noon to
1 morrow, and every energy will be ben
4 for the next week toward making tn
i celebration notable success.
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EI,S,,VuERE

@. ss .
With the mercury at 95 degrees in
the shade and entirely beyond reck-
oning when it came within range of
the blistering rays of the sun, Rich
inond sweltered yesterday in the grasp
OF torrid wave that all but para
tyzed outdoor activity during the usu-
allyibusy hours, and that at nightfall.
drove thousands of people to the parks
and suburbs in search of the evor-
elusive cool spot.
,6tssrf Is No Prostrauons.
\ Notwithstanding the intense heat
through the greater part of the day,
the ambulances of the city were not
called upon to attend any casa Of
persons suffering from heat prostra-
ton. nor had any been reported at
the various hospitals. People every
leisurelS. stopping forrest and get a
kreath,tof air in the parks and open
spaces. Ell Aa-{
Horses seemed to feel the weather
especially the comparatively cool
spring up to this time seemingly not
having Injured them to such a day as
yesterday. DriveHs5of heavy loads had
to exercise the greatest caution. Liv-
cry stables reported that teams Were
badly worn after only comparative
ly short service, and many teams were
practically incapacitated for further
work during the day.
In the evening thousands made
| trips on the street cars going in every
direction. In many cases taking little
children and riding about until late
| hour to enjoy the breeze made by
! the motion of the car.
lakewood and the other resorts were
very popular all the afternoon ana eve.
ming, the car service being taxed tc
the uttermost on several Of the subur.
| ban lines.
The big thermometer that hangs OF
the shady side, of the Mutual Building
and records the temperature for thu
United States Weather Bureau crawle.
| up to % degrees in the afternoon abou
4 o'clock, and hung on there for a hal
hour or more before the river breeze
persuaded 1t to drop back to a NOR
1 reasonable mark. This breaks tn
lrecord for 1907. making esterday tn
! hottest day Of the year, although
is by no means us hot as some Jul,
days In former years.
j Some Records.
/ CuriouMy enough, the record fo
1907 up to yesterday was held by tn
remarkable spell during the last wee
lin March. Although Sunday was re
! garded as quite warm day in Rich
|mond-a warm enough day to driy
thousands to the parks and seashort
and to produce the rather unusuu
sight Of men riding in the cars an
4 going about the streets without thei
I coats-yet sunday failed to come u
4 to the record Of the thermometer 0
March Goth by fully one-tenth OF
degree. Both on March 23d and Marc
~ -, : f1oGa I, r.n
Irecorded temperature Of "a degrees
whereas the highest temperature !
March for previous years as far bac
as the records show was 50 degree
in March, 1898.
4 The week of hot weather in Marc
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-09

of th{. 5,oo'r u,a'e .ltoget herf ,InIoue and
nisad for and astonisbed hori,a
,,,a, ~ 80. ra,,,,ats ava h,,raa,, ON cIa,s
s,,,.+, p,.sns III. 90, -, ~, 49,,
NC: i racord fnr hnt yvanther hotI
:, ] vee,, erd,, :, ,,,av bava seamed RI those
,yh, ma ~ air about An the sunny.
s,da ~ +ba straatss n 1sasS ana IN
lam t,,a .harn,ao,a -. ! ar ,.ao ri,ed 90 aa-
rraes d,,rt,,t- tha trst week IN INV ]
~ hn+as. onnsocn,iwe anal of Iuiv
,,,a.t ,,a,. ~, NO recnrd of the weather
,anraa,, Voc ~ 1ont ,r,,en Tho thar
,,,n,,,a,a ,,.aynred from Of to 90 for J,
nar,na - .a,''consecntive davs barring
p ~, ~ hroo II ~
- p..,rd nU.r.d
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THROWN FROM HORSE.
Percy S. Marlborough sMstains Serious Acci

dent ut TOnno.
Percy S. Marlborough young man Of
Barton Heights. was seriously injured sun
day afternoon while riding at Toano, Va.
The horse he had mounted for cross
country ride took fright, and in the runaway
Mr.. Marlborough was thrown heavily to the
ground. He was picked up unconscious and
carried to Toano. where a physician was
called, He remained unconscious all night.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. T. Marlborough received
long distance telephone message teriay
morning apprising them of their sons acct
dent Mr.. Marlborough was brought to the
city yesterday morning and placed in the
Virginia Hospital.
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Arrested In Washington

John y. Donovan and wife. of Richmond,
were arrested in Washington last Friday on
The charge of vaSrancy, and Donovan was
Bent to jail for sixty days in default of $20.
and the woman was sent back TO this city.
In the Washington court Mrs, Donovan tes-
titled that her husband had tried to make
her beg on the street. and that she had re-
fused
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-09
sontllrrn,s Earnings.

The estimated earnings of the South
ern Railway system for the fourth
week in June are as follows exclusive
}Df st. Lonis-LouisVille lines: This year,
81 ,3s2,933: last year, $1,236,477; in
crease S36.456. st. Louis Louisville
lines: This year, s117.665; last year,
$113,294: increase $437l
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-09

After weeks Of guerrilla warfare the
rate fight between Galveston and New
Orleans for the export business of
packing house products from Missouri
River points to Havana viii be con-
Eidered to-day and to-lnorrow, when
the Gulf Foreign Freight Committee
Will meet at the Hotel Aston in New
York, with this as the principal feature
for consideration. The committee is
composed Of representatives of all the
steamship and. rail lines entering guif
ports. Z
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-09
Merchants & Miners Trans. Co

Norfolk 10 Boston, Mass,
Providence, IL, T., and Savannah Ga
Steaipais lbnye Norfolk tor Boston Wuos-
day Wednesday,, Erlday ana Sunday For
Proyidonqe Monday, Thursday and Saturday
at q f.. NJ. Passengers and fieight taken
sals at g. and o. Rwy,, N. and w. Rwy.
OFFICES, and No. SOB md sls Hast tMaln,
y. G, LoHn. ACT. Norfolk. Va.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-09
Daily Court Record

Law and Equity Court
Suits Instituted yesterday: G. Camp
bell VS.. Broad Street Bank, damages
laid at $1,000,
John A. Latham. VS.. Southern Bell
Telephone Company; damages laid at
izetta MacKcy VS.. Walter ]. Mac
Key, for divorce. Injunction issued
forbdding defendant to visit home Of
plaintiff. II.
Thomas N, Sweeney vs.. A.tPleasan-
]. L. Lindsay vs., A. Pleasanton, for
SsSSs
Hastings Court.
No session of this court was held
Cases set for to-day: Joseph Toney
and Matte Roane, charged with felo-
Mes
Sallie Cheatham and Emma Cheat
ham, George Moseley, Ella Dowell and
Robert Smith; appeals/fromi Justices
court.
Chnnccry Court.
Qualifications yesterday: Miss Har-
dina Taylor Hunter qualified as adj
ministratrix of Miss Frances A. Taylor
Mrs. MaEdalenc N, Heath .qualihed
as guardian Of Louise N. Heath. IN
Clay and Nudder.
Auntia: Look, Bobbie, that's Harnesses
Bobby: "And what was her name
auntie? "--IIarper's Weekly.
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Steamboats,.
x Virginia Navigation Co. 5
" JAMES RIVER DAY LINE
' To Jamestown Exposition.

srEAMER POcAHoNrAs LEAVES FROM
.of,DT DOMINION WHARF MONDAY. WED
SEsDAY' AND FRIDAY. STEAMER rHAhfe-
.ToS ROADS TUESDAY. THuRsIAY AND
SATURDAY al a, NJ for N8sfols Ports
nna fIapes River landings. connecting at Old
Point Tor Washinston. baltimore and thu,
North Statefooms reserved iei ing ~. nisht
"s,g' airsrt Il, tho wharf. Tickets on sale
m Richmond Transfer CO.. Sle ID, Main
steamer. Faro 10 Norfolk. ono Way, si.Sos
Round Trip. ss,so.
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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-09
BROKE SUNDAY Law.
Robert Petfert Jailed In Default of Heavy

Robert Petfert (colored) appeared In the
Police Court yesterday morning charged
with selling liquor on Sunday. and also with
selling 1t without license. and was fined
$500 and put under $500 security for
twelve months. He went TO jail in default
81 The case of Delaware White charged with
the same offense was continued until further
evidence could be procured
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-09
Extent Of Hot Wave.

FORECAST FOR TODAY.
Partly cloudy and continued warm
to-day and to-morru>v, with Vnri-