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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-06-01
Will TAKE CHARGE
WITH. LITTLE DELAY.
---- -------
MIR. Barr Expected to Take Up.
the Business Affairs Of the
Exposition at Once.
TO SERVE WITHOUT I: SALARY
Compensation Of the Exposition
Governors Said to BE $4,000
Each.
TO SERVE WITHOUT SALARY
1snnnlal-tn rhe Tlmcs.Disnntcl,

Especial to The Tmcs-Dispatch.l
! a NJ II S r o WIN EXPOSITION
GROUNDS, May 3l.--Mr. james NJ
barr, who has consented to take the
very important position in the dlrec-
tion of the affairs OF tho exposition
recently tcat!ered him by the COVER
1,ors, will probably enter upon his
duties at once. &t
The matter will doubtless be ar
ranged at the meeting OF the directors
and stockholders Of the exposition, to
be held Tomorrow, and II IL likely
that the official association OF Mr.. Barr
with the enterprise Will date from
that time. 1t is understood that Mr..
Barr prefers that his appointment shall
not carry any title. That lie will. WELD
potential influence In t!ic direction.
OF the affairs Of the exposition there
"a no doubt
Matter Of Salary.
The announcement that Mr. Barr will
not accept any salary for his services
has attracted a good deal OF attention.
Ha Is q man of fine business experience
and executive ability. Long years of
service as railroad manager have
but added to his reputation. One Of
his strong points Is economy In adj
rninistration
II is understood that the directors of
the exposition receive no compensation.
or course the president Is paid a good!
salary. Tho compensation OF the GOV
errors has never been made public, but
has been reported to be $4,000 each. 1t
is said that one or two of the governors
receive more, perhaps as much as So
900.
Each governor has charge of a de-
Dartment which has It's directing head.
assistants, clerks, etc, varying in num-
her according to the work to be done.
The following are the governors:
Re c. Brooks Johnston. chairman.
r. S. Southgate, exhibits.
w. L. Cottrell. works.
]. Taylor El.yson, history and
education.
c. s. Sherwood. CONCESSIONS. adj
missions and collections
Barton Myers. ways and means
and exploitation.
Alvah II. Martin. transportation.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-06-01
;inds Of success that are deserving OF

kinds OF success that are deserving of
attention Of young men, and depreclat-
ing others that are unworthy to
name. The alumni committee had pre-.
pared an interesting program of events.
for tho day, but they had to be omitted
on account Of the rain. The sham
battle had to be given UP for the same
reason At the pnnunl meeting OF the
alumni association to-day Mr.. Walter
Beal, of Washington, was elected presi-
dent for the coming year, and DR.. w.
D. Wilson was reelected secretary by
an almost unanimous vote.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-06-01
ncrryville's lighting 1'lnnt.

Especial to The Times Dispatch
BERRYV1LLE. VA. May 3l.-The
town was lighted up for the first time
tonight by electric lights, the Battle
town Inn was brilliantly Illuminated
The power was furnished by the Win
chester and Washington Electric Rail-
way Company. from the dam at Mill
vie, ". Va, about sixteen miles from
Eerryville 81
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-06-01

and considerable the husband, the wife
will have at least hcr full share Of
work and worry and anxiety; but II
the man is worth his salt he will try
to take as much as possible OF the
burden off the shoulders Of his help
mate There is nothing Utopian In the
movement: all that is necessary is to
strive toward raising the average, both
of men ana women, to the level on
which the Highest type Of family now
stands, among American farmers,
among American skilled mechanics,
among American citizens generally;
for in all the world there Is no better
and healthier home life. no finer fac
tory Of individual character. nothing
more representative OF what is best
and most characteristic in American
life than that which exists in the
higher typo OF American family; and
this higher type Of family is to DO
found every where among US, and Is
the property OF no special group of
citizens.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-06-01
Diplomas to Graduates.

At tho conclusion Of the address the
graduating class filed across tho plat
form. and the President presented them
with their diplomas. Honorary degrees
were conferred ,pon u number OF dis
tinguished visitors, including Clifford
Plnchot, Secretary Wilson and Presi-
dent Angel. Tho presidential party
then returned to the city. and shortly
aftorward left for Washing ton.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-06-01
HEAVY TELEPHONE DEMANDS

Every Effort being Made to Meet IN
creaxed Demands
Though the Southern Bell Telephone
Company has on duty every available
operator. 1t finds It impossible to respond
ms promptly as usual to the multiplied
calls. Never before has there been
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-06-01
Signal Tower burned.

4 ROANOKE. VA. May s1.--The Nor
1olk and Western interlocking signal
tower at Ironvillc was destroyed by
lire this morning. There was a Easo
lene engine in the tower and It was
thought the fire was caused by spon-
tancous combustion. The loss is about
5000.
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Senator Daniel to Sneak.

Especial to The Times Dispatchl
+ NORFOLK. VA. May 31.-Chairman
]. S. Barron. OF the Joint committee
on arrangements OF the exposition, to-
day invited United States Senator John
w. Daniel to be the orator on Tide
water Day at tho jamestown EXPOSE
stion on June eth
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-06-01
Mrs. Nancy I<lutz.

SALISBURY, N. c., May S1.-At the
age Of nlnety-ive years Mrs. Nancy,
Illutz, the Oldest woman In Rowan
and one Of the oldest in North Carols
ma, died at her home. near Salisbury,
to-day, following n stroke OF paraly-3
sis sustained Sunday night. For nine-j
ty-fve years she was in excellent
health. She leaves four children.
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FREE BOOK
FOK LADIES

such congestion in the local telephone
exchange. and even though the officials
of the company had taken every precau-
ton they are overrun.
Citizens are requested to exercise a
little patience. and realize the unsur-
mountable difficulties under which the
exchange is laborIng.
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getting along very well last mig hit, ana
his friends have reason to hope that.
he will soon be out. s33ss sfh{zg NJ

Meeting In Midnight Mission. HE
A rescue gospel service will be held
in the Midnight Rescue Mission, No,
a1434 East Franklin Street., to-n1ght al
$3.50. The subject Tonight, 1.-THE Rec
turn OF tho Prodigal Son to his Fathers
House," All are welcomed.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-06-01
Best Crop is Children.

"The best crop is the crop Of children;
the best products of the farm arc the
men and women raised thereon; and
the most Instructive and practical
treatises on farming, necessary though
they be, are no more necessary than
the books which teach w our duty35to
our neighbor, and above all to the
neighbor who Is of our own house.
| l,6,ld
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Mr.. Ewing sicl

MIR. Ewing: Sick.
Mr.. w. II. Ewing, treasurer Of Prince
Edward county, is at the Memorial Hos
pital for treatment. Mr.. Ewing is un-
der the care OF DR.. Bosher. He was
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-06-01

3 II a. M.--Frafse and testimony meet
Ing and sermon subject More Than
Conquerors." Romans, vii.37.
s p. M.-Holiness revival
$3.50 P. M.-Holiness unto the Lord a
c. H. Gootee.iof Preston. Md, former
~ with D. L. Moody, Will have charge
OF the service. Visitors especially wei
coined. ne
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-06-01

Call Upon Him to Explain.
T.. p. Smith was arrested yesterday
by Officer Goldsby. on the charge Of
operating game OF chance on the
streets. Flo will explain it this
morning.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-06-01
Race Suicide Talk.

"Do not misunderstood me. have
not the slightest sympathy with those
hysterical and foolish crea lures who
wish women to attain to easy lives by
Sinking their duties. have as hearty
contempt for the woman who shirks
her duty Of bearing and rearing the
children, OF doing her full housewives
work. as I have for the man who Is
an idler, who shirks his duty Of earn :
ing a living for himself and for his
household, or who is selfish or brutal
toward his wife and children, I be-
lieve in the happiness that comes from
tho performances Of duty, not from tho
avoidance Of duty But believe also
in trying, each of us. as strength Is
given us, to bear one another's bur-.
dens; and this especially in our own
homes No outside training, no co.
operation, no government aid or dlrec-i
ton can take the place Of q strong
and upright characte OF goodness OF
heart combined with clearness Of head.
and that strength and touEhness Of
fibre necessary to wiring success from
rough work-a-day world. Nothing
outside Of home can take the place OF
home. The school is an invaluable
adjunct to tho home, but It Is a
wretched substitute for 1t. Tho family
relation Is the most fundamental. the
most Important Of NIL relations. No
leader In church or state, in science
or art or Industry, however great his
achievement, does work which COM
mares in Importance with that Of the
father and the mother. who ARD tho
first OF sovereigns and the most divine
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-06-01
All-Dny Holmes. s1cctinr

An all-day holiness meeting will "a
on tomorrow IN the West End Rescue
Mission, No. 806 West Cary Street. Ser.
vices will be as follows:
10 A. M.-Sunday-sc school lesson
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Must Help the Women.

IT have hearty sympathy with the
movement ito better the condition OF
the average tiller OF the soil, Of tho
average wageworker, and ], have an
even heartier sympathy and applause
for tho movement which ilgto better
the condition of their respective wives.
There Is plenty that Is hard and rough
and disagreeable In tho necessary work
OF actual life; and under the best cir
cumstances, and no matter how tender
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-03-26
AVIS0.

En- la sssi6n ceIebradR en- Ia noche del
12 de mario corrients, por los iniciadores
de Ia GOciedad ia FrateTnidad Social
Psicol6giea , Benefca" se tOm6 6entrs OtrOS
acuerdos 81 6guiente:
FijaF, pOr 10 pronto, y sin peEjuiciO de
aumentar 81 n6merO, como punto de sus-
cripci6n diariameDts abisrtos, los siguien.
ta
ESTABLISHMENTS de relojerfa de doA En-
rique KehThan, San Francisco n6meTo %,
plaza BaIdorioty de Castro, San Juan,
quien toma u-caTgO 81 talonario pFovi.
sional ndmero 8, de cfsrtas de socios nu'
merariOs; IL casa particular del sefior
Obrer, en- CatshO, donds est& habieTto 81
taIonaEio provisional de ofeFtas de Quotas
numeraYiss No 1; Ia oicina del Sr. Lopez
Landr6n, paTada 43, calle del Parque, en-
Santurce, donde estS alberto el talonario
provisional No. 2 eegdn ss vayan con-
feccionando en la impFenta les talonaFios
sucasivoa. Se irkn Rjando ios denGs siHos
do GusGripci6n. 10 Y. ..
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TRAGED!A AMOROSA
Ell drama ocurrl6 o. Ia eludad Dc Pisa.

He aquf como relata un coTTesponBal
italiano un drama trists de amor otuTrido
81 dia 13 del coFriente en- lR ciudad de
Pisa:
'.Armsndo RoglerO, joven perteneCiente
acaudaladR familia, se enRmorf hace po'
cos masses con Violencia extraordinaFia de
una lindfsima maTqueBa, MaTgaTita Ferri,
lue estaba prometida al banquer6 Orsi.
Ell lfnes se formaliz6 el mstrimonio, y
ATmando 10 supo Su deseapeFaci6n en-
tODces fue tremend8. Corri6 al palacio
Ferri y pidi6 una breve audiencia & Mar.
garita, Ia cual. para desepgafiarle de una
vsz, no tuvo inconveniente en- conCeder'
sala. .....
Entr6 Armando en- la estancia donde ss
hallaba M6rgarita = 20 a'roj6 4 EsusS pies
Ilorando supIic6ndole que rompiese el
compromise matrimonial, Isl no me escu'
chas- termin6 diciendo,-m matare Rquf
mismO.. a.
Ella rompi6 & reir, y Armandc, arrOdi'
lIandcge, sac6 un revolver y 80 atrsves6
Ia frente de nm balazo.
No sa comprende 10 que ocurri6 des'
pu6s. Ello es que Margarita Ferri, Lcssc
enloquecids, ccgi6 81 revolver que sc ha,
bia desprendidp de la msno de Armando,
SO dispar6 nm balqSo en- 81 coraz6n."
He ahf otros modernos Amantes de Te'
ruel, que han venido pstenti2ar que el
romanticismo no es sfecci6n de tai cual
6poca, BinO de todas las epocas. porque es'
t6 On Ia naturaleza humana, Bobre TODD en-
la juven4ud. .@
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bucioneB para conferir facultades que COM
petfan & los Ministries del gobierno espa-
mol. Que Ia C6mara puede lejialar en-
ssuntos que eaten bajo IL jurisdiction de
sus atribuciones; perO nunca realizaT trans.
ferenCiaB de facultades de otros poderes
compIetameDte pxtrafos Ia isla las que
quedaron texativamente Tesueltas On el
Tratado de Paris.
E! sefior Blondet indica IN cambio de
fraseB en- esa seccion el senior Vifas sos
tiene el texto de ella. Dice que 81 no ha
visto ning6n Tratado de Paris, pero que
es Sabido que la ley que rige On Puerto
Rico en- materia de ferrocarriles, eB Ia que
regia en- tempo de Egpsna, pueato que. con
arreglo elias eB que actda la COmpanfa
de ferrocarrileB, "a que On aquella epoca
bsjo aquellos preceptos, SO conCedi6 Ia
franquicia. Por esR ley Sc dsban faculta.
des al Ministerio de Ultramar = 81 gobieF-
no de la isla para entender en- las tarifas
y TeglamentoB de esta franquiciaB clsro
SO estS que al traspaBarBe eaaB q nceBioneB
baio el nueuo gobierno de Puerto Rico,
han de ser observadas las mismas leyes en-
cuyas bases Sc otorg6 Ia concession, que eB
Dor un nGmero discriminate de afioB.
s'Y ahora, -sefioreg delegados-teT
en6rgicamente el senior Vifias-he de decir
{ Ia Camara que se ha hechO propalRr el
rumor de que nuestro trabajo en- bisn del
pals sera Until porque el gobierno tiene
empefio an que apTobemos una ley hecha
por Mr.. Peabody, en- cuya ley no hemoB
tenidolninguna intervention, y 20 no estoy
dispuesto en- que Be de el menoF mCtivo
para que tai rumoT ge confFme por ningdn
concepto. Nogoiros Bomos la CSmRTa de
Puerto Rico eBta representation del pue
bio no d6be aceptar ninguna impoaici6n
on peEjuicio del pats"
HabIa 81 senior Santoni. Dice que pa.
rece que la difcultad que ahora 90 hace
notaT, 90 la de que se cree que Ia C6maFa
no puede tTaspaBsr cieFtas facultades que
antes reaidfan en- entidedes del gobierno
de EGpafia. Que para demostrar 10 err6-
neo de esR creencia basta FecordRT que en-
Ia C6mara de 1903 se vot6 una ley, ca
asuntos dc aguaa que siempre entraflan
una gran importanciR, y que en- esa Icy ge
tranaheran q gobierno de Puerto Rico laE
facultadsa del Ministerio de Ultramar.
(Ls lee1.
tYo Creo sshoTeB- contfn6a 81 I.cdo.
8antoni que han sido son tantoa lol
abuses que diario ha venido cometisndo
desde tempo inmsmoTial ID Compafia d
ferrocarriles, con notable psEjuici6a ds
paruonas intersAes, que 60 neCesario que
il C6mara, que Il Legislature. ponga cotc
clio en Il mas breve plato, sin delaors
de IN colo die m6a que aon CiqEtoG
eaog abpeos J @oa paEiViCiOa y Rb'
A. E
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ECO RUIDOSO De La GUERRA RUSO-
JAPONESA.
El general Kaubars dssmlsnts 4 KuropatkIns,

Ell General Kaulbars,-dice IN colega
extraDiero de Odessa, interro'
gadO acerca de las acusaciones que hace
Tecaer sobre 9lSeI General Kuropatkine en-
Bu libro intituIado "Explicaciones sobre Ia
guerra ruso,japoneSa," que tanto Juror ha
hecho, Contsst6: "Aunque 20 no he lefdo
esa obra por 10 tantO no puedo diScutir
de 10 que trate, he escrito al General Ku'
ropatkine, rechazando todas las acusacio'
mes que me son hechas, pues son completa-
mente falsas. La vfsperR de la batalla
del % de febrero de 1905, los rusoS esta-
ban acampados entire el Shah J el Eun
10: uometi sntonceU, al juicio de Kuropat-
kline, un plan de atsque Bimultaneo, apo
y6ndonoB en- nuestras fortifcaciones. Ell
plan no fue aceptado y los japoneseG nos
bstieron." Ell general Kaulbars afiade
Que Ia verdadera causa de la derrota del
ei6rcito en- el Extreme Oriente, fue Ia fal'
e de patriotismo y las ideas revoluciona'
riaB que fermentaban ya en- el eSpfritu de
Los Boldados, aparte de las operaCioneS de
los bandidoB chinos que impedian toda
communication pol farroCarril.
Estas declaFaciones del General Kaul
barS- han cauBado gran sensaci6n, pues q
ha quitado & Kuropatkine este otro medic
de gincerarse de las acusaCiones one pesaE
uobre de 81, como uno de los principals
causantes del fracaso de Russia en- Ia que
IRA con 81 Jap6n.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-03-26
Lo que diCen de Nicaragu
Washington, Mario 26.


gerno del general Zya adOpar ante
conhitO armada Dice preie Zaya dta aianz
Honduras Salvador ninar6 Admds an
reteEa
Tugp capital de Honduras de Las of
uud Fafugiado tmsndo
nvado Tepdbc
mohand tune1 rubo Tugpa Sc cr6eque ahTa una u sapg
enemgaa haba ncendiar adad rnda h
nFeum
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-03-26

u-Se informa que despues de paSada Ia
EemanR Santa Baldr6 6recorrer 10 mayor
parte de las poblaCiones de 10 isla, el Rdo.
Obispo Jones.
-Continus me,or de la dplencia que ls
Estanis ca CANA ca 9auturce q 81, Mar.
(ia LREEauEi, de Coamo
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-03-26

todo 81 mundd y buena prueba de clio %
81 nombramiento de 60 comiai6n fnvesti-
gadoFa que hubo de nombraFBe para res.
ponder q las excitaciones de toda IL isla
intereaada en- poner fin este estado de
cosas. Aver, sin II mas leioA, ha ocurTido
IN choque entire Camuy , Hstillo on 81
que pudieron peTeCer mnchas personals y
estO, sin duda por desCuido en- 81 ssrYicio,
de eaa empreBa. Todo el mundo sabe que
los observation-disclosures son tan frecuentea
que ys q sueIe preguntar ca donde ''fu6
81 de hoy. Hay que cortar con 40 de
una maneTa pronta, eneTgica > eicaz y la
C6mara no debe eeharse sobre sus hombEOs
ID responsapiIidad de 10 que mafiana ocu.
IRA p0r no poneE remedio dentr0 de 10 que
60 su mano este tal situaCi6n. Por eato
ma muestro paTtidario de esta Icy pidos
los ssdoreS dalegados que aquf repre1en.
tan tanto intereses lesionados, que Ia
apraeben, para asf cortaE ekcelivos abus0s
que no deben ser toIerados poT mas tiem-
POI CMuy bisn dicsn la mayorfa de los
reprelsntantss). j.
g apEueba u EsCei6n Gegunda,
tC0aElnua,a
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Muerte de unferOz reacCiOnario.
San Patarahnrpo. Marzn rs.

Z6. -
los
impeO,
political pueblo Sc
fica Gear
Ri terrible intran
ingnifcante manifestation de ibersmO ceda
ycfmen ejdosen la PoIonia
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-03-26
PUERTO RICO EN- EL CONTlNENTe

N. L Commercial Ell secretario de
Marina Metcalf acompafiado por eli sena.
dor Flint de California y Charles G. Clio.
wer de esta ciudady salieEon de Washing
ton 81 13 de Mario para Charleston don
de se embarcarS en- 81 vapor Dolphin"
de los Estados Unidos, para daT ana vuel
ia de inspection Puerto Rico Cuba.
El dolphin" sali6 de Washington pare
Charleston con 81 senador Hale de Maine,
81 senadoF Penrose de Pennsylvania, se.
nador Carter de Montana y l.. A. CLARK,
secTetario privado de Mr.. Metcalf Los
espedicionarios estaT6n auBentes tres sema.
mas.
Cleveland, o Plain DeGEer.-Loa clubs
comeTCiales de Boston, Chicago, San Luis
y Cincinnati, visitaron 81 hogar de Ponce
de Leon 90 Puerto Rico, = SIN duda trsge.
ron con ellos una buena proviri6n del eli.
xir de Ia juventud que con paseos dc esta
claBe puede conseguir el atareado hombre
de trabajo.
Dice The NeqO York World. Uncle
Joe, Cannon pronunci6 un largo discurso
los pueTtorriquefos sobre su deber de
ponerse aptoB para 81 gobierno propio; pc.
70 tuvo especial cuidado en- no mencionar
Ia recommendation del presidente Rooaevelt
en- Bu mensaje al Congreso. Deberfa con
ferilse Ia ciudadanfa americana & los
puertorriquefios. Su pilencio sobre el
asunto fu6 mas notable a6nqne en- la dIti.
ma sesi6n del CoDgreso.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-03-26
UN SlEeRIEIO
DE BEELEZA

En- Ell siglo pasado era adj
mirado en- las muieres, Ell
que fueran delicadas, pali-
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-03-26

-MuChas fami las de la6 que han. veni'
do 6 pasaF Las Hestas De semana santa Sc
hospsdan an 81 Hotel HaIyetia de Pedro
schira, Cruz ~, por ser uno de los mejo'
res de San Juan.
Para los diaa santos tiene una mesa pa.
r. los qno CONAN de vigilia exquisita.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-03-26
Tratado retrasadO.
Londreg, Mario 26.

70. /"
asuntO
presenter 6culo hagan mas tardf n F
Chin
en- ouch
a nga
Russia la Brtana.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-03-26
Ell secretario MetCaIf a Puerto Rico.
Saint Thomas, Mario 26.


Rico Sc MaTna isa agu
autodads
miniro Mecalf aludo dcho gobeInad
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t0aasas6l
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-03-26
SEBVIGI9 ESPHCAL DE- CABLES
La Democracia" J La Correspondence
UNIDAS
.>.... Taft para Charleston.
La penloCraCia
Taft para Charleston.
Washineton. Marc 26.

-
Charleston general Taft Sc di
suelo ER dchc
Charleston ntore lss obras de
sadr6 Probabemp diho
Dgneros
general Gomez egada sab6 ~
vsrfa IaB eleCcones
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-03-26

Ena inplsnia = vsada Pap vieIo {
e20d \ qsipal.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1907-12-20

The Social Circle had a pleas
ant meeting with Mrs. Jim Kerr
Wednesday.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1907-12-20
THEY ALL
MUST GO
Slot Machines a Part Of
Gambling Devices to be
Ruled Out Ian. |.

One of the very first legal
opinions to be rendered by
Attorney General James NJ. Uer.
vey, who entered upon the dis
charge Of his official duties a few
days ago. is one relating to the
legality of operating games Of
chance in the form of slot ma.
chimes after January !, 1908.
when the anti-gambling law en-
acted by the recent legislature
will take effect. He holds tina,
it will be unlawful to operate
these mechanical devices in New
Mexico after the date whg.
gambling is prohibited, although
slot machines are not specifically
mentioned in the statute r,iy!
red 10.
The first section Of the newly
enacted anti.gamblinS law men
tons almost every gameol chanc.
in which money or chips ar,
used with the exception Of sIo.
machines but Attorney Genera
Hervey is of the opinion that th.
act is amply sufficient to prohib..
the running or operating OF SLOT
machines nevertheless. New
Mexican.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1907-12-20
O. eal-BirtrOnG.

Mr., Jas. 7. O'Neal and Miss
Nora Birtrong were married at
$50 Monday evening by Rev.
w, =, Foulks at the parsonage.
Both are popularity known young
people Of the city, the bris~-bc-
ing the accomplished daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. T. b. Birtrong.
Mr., O'Neal is a young man of
sterling worth. He has n good
position with the Deming Ice a.
Electric Co. We join the numer-
GUS friends Of the contracting
parties in extending them best
wishes for a long, prosperous
life.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1907-12-20
Mrs. Tom Hyatt was shopping
in our city last week.

Mrs. Tom Hyatt was shopping
in our city last week.
Nv T. u uoorro Of ~ poso
is visiting his parents this week,
huI Your CHRISTMAS SUIT Al "
L. ShlPp /"
Tomorrow %.l be- about as
short as any Of the days Of the
year.
Mis-. p,,fcrca Cg.sv ~ o-,r.
civ viIi ,isit !, D.n,,-., f.,irr
the holidays
! A Ei,ror G. T., how, IN.
largest and finest selection Of
Christmas goods in the city.
p.o,.,. o,.lr,i. ,...,. ,... ..o
are having the regulation New
Mexico winter RICH, along and
have no Kick coming,
A. cn,,u,. r.,,;. c,.. &C.,.
viii fnj n frst.rl5ss sinom. Kerr
where You can have your rsyan-