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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-11-14
PRETTY counTLAND WEDDING.
Miss Lillian Gertrude Wcstbrool< Mar
ricd to Mr. w. Il. L.. Cobb.

Special to Tho Timps-Dispatch.
- ,couRTLAND, VA. Nov mber Ia
scene of an unusually pretty wedding
Tue day afternoon when Miss Lillian
Gertrude Westbrook became the bride
of Mr.. WycklIffe Rosser L. Cobb. Jr,
in green and white. To the music
of the "Lehergrin" wedding march the
party entered the church, Messrs. r. n.
Birdsong. E. p. Westbrook, Judg j. B.
Prince, OF CORTLAND. and Mr.. George
Wick, of Franklin. acting as ushers,
Va. sister OF the bride, wearing a
hand embroidered dress OF blue crepe
d chine, and carrying white carna-
lions. preceded the bride as maid OF
honor. Mr.. Herman L. Cobb. Of Frank
becomingly attired In going-awa
rying shower bouquet of Brides
roses, entered with her brother Mr..
FL. L. Westbrook. CT Courtland.
OF believe Me, il All Those Endearing
Young Charms. could be heard. The
wedding March" from Mendelssohr
vas used ID as the rseessio nmn,s hoard
ed the Southern train for Suffolk.
thence to Richmond and points North.
Among the Out-of-town guests were
Mrs. ]. Il. Westbrook, OF Drewryyille:
Mr.. NJ l.. westbrook, OF Portsmouth:
Herman Cobb, of Franklin: Mr.. and
Mrs. w. r. l.. Cobb. of Silverton; Miss
Ami Mae Rhodes, of Cartersville; MI.
J. !. Turner and Miss Rosa Turner, OF
Sebrell, Va.
Miss Annie Mae Rhodes, OF, Carriers
vile. presided at the, organ and rem
dercd delightful musical program be-
fore the ceremony.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-11-14
Notes iron, Chatham.
tSpecial to The Times-Dispatch

Especial to The Times Dispatch.
CHATHAM. VA, November ls.--Miss
Cassye Averett Young, % Danvi,la.
gave Very delightful recital In the
opera -house on last Friday night 10
q very aptreciative auliances whose
Undivided attention was held through
out Each and every nulnbe. was rcn
defad With mech ease and harmony
Res. L. w. Guyer. pastor OF Watson
Memorial Methodist Church, left this
week TO attend tho State conference
in Petersburg. The Danville papers
forecast that Mr.. Guyer will be re
turned to one az the Danvtlle churches.
Since heing here he has made many
friends. who are Very anxious for his
return.
Mrs. S. f, Terry is very sick at her
home in West Chatham Her niece,
Mrs. w A. Woodruff. OF Lynchburg,
is at the bedside nj her sick aunt.
Rev f, T.. l.. Aylor and Manor J. n.
Harsrave left TUESDAY, to attend the
Baptist General Association in Dan
vile.
Mrs. Mary T.. Petty and danghter
Miss Mamie left Tuesday morning ia
NHeRa III Baptist General Association
in Danvi'le.
Miss Edna Hunt now teaching at
shawsville, spent a few days last week
ut her home here.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-11-14
P.TRIck Still DEMOCRATIC.
Great Bulk of the CundVd-trs of TIKI,
County Winners In Recent Election.

ESPECIAL to The TirneE- DIspatch.l
STUART. VA November i3.-From
the fina, official c9unt o. the election
returns here Monday 1t appears that the
Democrats elected the representative,
b. II. Wood:sthe sheriff, ii. ~ Boa.;
the attorney Tor the Commonwealth.
r. Z. wooIwlue all of the supervisors,
six out of eight justice of the peace,
three out OF five constabLes and two
out OF three overseers Of the poor.
One precinct was thrown GU, on ac-
count of Irregularities, but the vote
as counted did not change the result
In any erection.
Counting this precinct parsons, Re
publican for Senate. carried the coun-
ty by only six votes.
Hooker, Republican. by The aid o.
some Democrats, carried the county
by about 800 for treasurer
So 1t appears that old Patrick may
sim be-. counted in the Democratic
column, -
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-11-14
JUSTICE As AnBITHATon.
Gives Husband and Wife Tine 10 Con-
fer, and They settle NLattcrA.

Special to The Times Dispatch1
NORFOLK, VA, November 13.-Po-
lice Justice Simmons to-day added HIM
self to the list OF advocates for arbi-
n woman by her husband, Edward
Krouse being the defendant in the mat
ter. Mrs. Krouse, in complain ng
stated that her husband had his cross
spells" but that he was wonderfully
every cent he makes" she added
THAT speaks strongly in his favor
replied Justice Simmons. rpo you
think that you. can reach an ainica bic
agreement IL give you ten minutes in
which to talk the matter over?''
They decided that their difference
was trivial one long before the al.
lotted time. and Krouse was dismissed
at the request of his wife.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-11-14
DIES AWAY FROM HOME
AND GIVEN PAuPEK'S BURIAL

BRISTOL, VA, November ls.-Por-
ter Armstrong. a stranger died OF
day. He came here on Saturday last
from the railroad camps Mt Altapass.
\. c., where he had been employed.
letter to the Bristol authorities from
associates OF his in Western North
Carolina commended him as q worthy.
man and enclosed money to be expend-
Cd for his treatment. THIS letter
stated that he was a son of Andrew
and Lexington Avenue, New York
CITY. but a message sent to that ad-
dress failed to reach the father and
the young mans body has been given
paupor burial here ..
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-11-14
THE nEArHsvuLE FIRE.
Gotten Under Crutrcl aud Much
Threatened ProrertS Saved.
Especial 10 The Timcs-Dis,

Especial 10 The Times Dispatch]
HEATHSNILLE. VA, November Is.
AT late hour last night ii was
feared the whole of Eeatbsville would
be consumed by fire. Int i was finally
gotten under control after burning one
block. Strenuous and successful er-
forts wsro made to save the court
house and Shirley Hotel In the lat
ter there was a dangerously I'll young
girl, upon whom the fire had most
alarming effect.
The lire originated in the store of
the late William j. Tignor. The sup
posed cause was lamp explosion
white every one was absent The
property burned was only partially
insured. e. Hugh Smith succeeded in
saving his law library and important
papers
Most of the goods in the store of
L. r. Belts We're saved.
Heathsville has no fire department.
Helm came from Lottshurg and RAINS
wood. The tire-extnguishers did ex.
cellent work.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-11-14
CONVENTION or DAIRyMEN.
Temporary Org nizatlon Effected and
Many Addresses N;sde.

Especial to The Times Dlspatch.l
j a NJ EST o w n EX OSITI O n.
VA. November l3.--At the meeting of
Virg MIA dairymen t1!ls afternoon in
the Virginia Polytechnic Institute
Building, Professor J. @. Saunders was
Elected temporary chairman and Or.
w. A, Freeman temporary score tary.
Addresses were made by DR.. w. j.
Quick. dean Of Size agricultural de-
Weld, Of New IIampsllre Profe ssor
Y a, Turner Of H9llins, Va. DIR. A.
w. Freeman, of Richmond and EA'tnr
y. r. Jackson. of tie Soutl ern Planter.
'ictmoad In commenting on da ~
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To Hear schoo, Desk Matter.

Lsnertai 10 This mss-Dlspntoh.l
{ NORFOLK, VA, November "a.
Judge Martin. az the Court Of raw
and chnncery, has set November goth
na. the date on which the Norfolk
school desk Injunction case viii bo
heard, This involves the gucstlon OF
priof right OF the City School Board on
the state Board OF Education Ia select
,nrn,tnre Tor local public schools. ana
by both sides.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-11-14

conditions Mr.. Jackson called iatten,
ton to tile fact that little Nirsinia
butter Is on sale in Richmond stores.
STATE. He npsed the mo- orsanzation OF
more dairy industries. declaring ths
State has ample pasture lands, good
stock aud markets at their doors.
The convention Will continue to-
morrow, aud permanent organization
will be Effected before Adjournment.
To Have Zig Day.
wn-homers. Mary ianders and Nir-
Etntans unite In monster de.aohstIa-
ton at the jamestown Exposition Fri.
Eastern Shore Day, Princess Anne Day
and Cape Charles Day, and virginia
Farmers Day.
ALI the counties of North Carolina on
Alb.narle Sound, every section OF the
Eastern Shore. from the Deiamare line
to Cape Charles city; Princess Anne
county and tarlnhouses all over Virginia
Will send the dwellers therein Il, ~ to d inc
may be one to keep N memory the .X.
position has prepared n program OF
entertainment which will not be sur
passed In Interest by any OF the wnole
exposition period -,
The events of the day are many. IN
the Auditorium, beginning at III 1870
o'clock, SPECIAL exerc. ses WIN he held.
The oyater Of the day w ef fbs a
Lion OF Lynchburg. EN- Governor
Aycock. of North Carolina, VIII make
the address for Albcmarie district. For
the Eastern Shore the orator Will be
William Bullitt Fitzhugh, Of Waehi-
pungo. and Princess Anne Will be rep-
resented by two orators-Ciaorge T.
Snend and the Rev. p. b. Warrington.
The exposition band will provide music
during these exercises.
Question of Reopcnlnr.
Much interest is manifested in the
OUTCOME of II meeting of the board OF
directors of the jamestown Exposition
Company which Is to be held to-nior-
row afternoon. when the special COM
mittee. to whom the matter was re-
ferred. Will report upon the PROPOSE
ton to reopen the exposition nuxt sum
NOR. It Is understood that the report
OF the committee. the personnel of
which Is George r. Adams. Barton
Myers and r. 7. Lamb. is ready, and
that 1t will be final. What this report
will be is not known.
There We're shipped to New York
to-day from Til. government tuel plant.
$50 tors of hriuuettes to be tested by
the battleship Connecticut In her run
from the Brooklyn Navy Yard to
Hampton Roads. to join the fleet
mobiiizing for the Pacific cruise. It
will be used in one boiler against soft
coal as a practical test.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-11-14
WILL REsENrENCE NUGGETS.
Appeal Denied; Preparations Will lie
Made for His Execution.
[speclnl to Tho Times. plspatcM. ]

Special @ Tho Times Dispatch,l
ALEXANDRIA. VA. November b.
Intelligence was received here to-day
TO the effect that the State Court OF
tor and supersedeas granted by the
higher court In the case OF the Com
monwealth against George Arld~ets.
alias William Johnson colored con-
yictcd of the murder OF Charles T.
Smith, which occurred October 90, 1906.
A. soon as the official news OF the
action Of the nisher court liz received
by the proper officials AIldgets will
be brought 70 this city ard III will be
resentenced to be hanged. Midgets is
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-11-14
REV. FATHER DoNAHUE is
SENT TO PORTSMOUTH CHURCH
lSpecial to INC Times. plsna,ch.l

NORFOLK. VA. November l3-Rev.
tinsril'e. ". Va, has been appointed
- a. succe ssor to the late Rev. Father
7. J. Brady. former pastor of ST.
PauIs Catholic Church in Por,smouth.
IRIS appolr tment comes as a surprise
10 many Of the congo cation, who had
looked for the election Of Rev. Father
a. N. TIerney. of Falls River va. Rev.
having been at one time connscted
With the Catholic Church in Newport
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-11-14
FINED FOR SELLISG COCtINE:
CHARGES Police PERSECUTIOy
Especial to The Times-plspa,chl

I
NoEFOLiS, VA, November ls.-.Ar-
raisned again on 4 charge of selling
cocaine Max Lass was fined $500 and
costs In the Police Court to-day. He
noted ain appeal, claiming that he can
prove an alibi at the time the alleg I'd
otf%lse was committed. Bass alleges
that he is the victim OF police perse-
cutipn
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-11-14
Must neport Tuherculc.i. Cases.

ISpeCIlI 10 The ITInct-DbVHNoH.I
NORFOLK. VA, November 1S.---Ae,-
ing upon the ordinance recently passed.
declaring tuberculosis TO be an infec.
ttnus ard communicable disease. the
BOARD of Control has issued orders
trat reports sfaIl be made 70 the
Health Department. of any suffering
from this complaint. All hospitals are
required to make reports Of any sus-
pected cases OF tuberculosis.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-11-14
PAYLOR SunRENpERs HIusEIr.
SAYS SHOOTING ACCIDENTAL
Ispec'ai TO The Times -DIsnatcb 1

snec1 al TO The Times Dispatch
DANYTLLE VA. November 10
FLETCHER Paylor. an eighteen -year-old
negro, who on Saturday afternoon
shot. and killed Henry Davis, also
colored. surrendered to-day 10 Judge
AIKEN who turned him over to the
police he claims that the shooting
was accidental. but the police believe
that the tragedy resulted from a
quarrel over crap game
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-11-14
& Levy

burg, va, he havii 6 been there since
his Arrest at Harrisburg, Pa. Midgets
Will undoubtedly expiate his crime on
the scaffold uniess Governor Swanson
extends executive clemency. 1t is
STATED that the Governor has already
said that he will not take any. ac-
ton in the case.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-11-14
NO root FOR MINORS
UNDER NORFOLK ORDIS.rcE
Continued on Second pa,n

~, NpEtoLE, VA, November 1s.-"No
pool for minors is the sentiment ~,
tn Board Of Aldermen, who have
AMENDED the ordinance of the Com
mon Council 10 read tina, no one un-
ne . ."ehty-ohe years OF age may en-
ordnance. us passed by the Common
Council only provides against pool
or billiard rooms run In conjunction
with a saloon. 49,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-11-14
str nsI,urs---Tnylor.

SNecEl1 70 the TInles- DFHEatcTl.I Y
NORFOLK VA, November l3.---iir.
welded here yesterday, will make their
home in Norfolk on their return from
their wedding trip. Mrs. Stansburs
was for,ncrly Miss Elizabeth Armist I'D
Taylor. and the groom is we'll
known business man Of the city. The
Wedding took place at Chri I Epis-
copal chlircl, yesterday afternoon AT
1880 O'Clock.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-11-14
JJ.,trb-Il,y,u ol,rNy,s

SpOrSYLVANTA VA. NoVemhers Ia.
"A narrsaee licanse was issued to-
dry from the clerks office here for
phreys, of Partiow va, to MFR, William
c. Hatch, of Hanover county. Va THE
marriage will he celebrated the ?0th
at Walters Raptirt Church and Rev
Mr., Ryland to otflciate.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-11-14
o,S.,l,-(;..,,try.

Especial TO The Tinles-DIspatch.1
x CROZET. VA. November lS.--Nfr,
Jorr A. C'Niell. merchant IF Crozet.
and Nss Mary Gentry. daughter of the
'ate E.awin Gentry, of CroHet We're
"eremorv was Aerformed at tie resi-
asnce OF the h,Nle's uncle Mr., James
riert"v OF Crozet On'', immedinte
femilics ~ the geortract'r ing rarties
witnessed the marr'aGe,N immediately
after which Nj, and Mrs. O'Eetll left
for the eYposition and Northern points.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-11-14
snow nntn:rs rnr,mer y; !,

---- TsDeUiIT ~ THV IrIrrss 80
sPoTsYI.VANIA. VA. November "a.
THE first snow Of the season fell
followed by a cold rain and slight
freezing.S This greatly enlhnrrasses
the farmers. WHO are late shncking
and housing their. Gown, crop on &c !
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-11-14
Or. Tnlk,n Getting Wen.

: NORFOLK, VA. November l3.-Dr.
James o., 'ralkin. the Baltimore physi-
clan found in q stateroom on an Old
Bay Line steamer with throat ard
wrist cut. is rapidly recovering. |, was
rernrtcd at the Kings Daughters Hos
pita1 to-day. IT Is expected that he
will return to Baltimore within a few
DAYS. The ,self-intlcted wounds are
rapidly healing.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-11-14
king-Pnylle.

spectATto Tie TIHieS- JIsUutcNI
NORFOLK. VA, November 13.---NIiss
Melissa PAINE, OF this city, and DR..
Marion ~ King. of TeXarkana. Ark.
wfre united In marriage last night at
the First presbyterian Church. the cer-,
emory taking place at $3.50 o'clock.
The wedding was Il br!lliant,.one. and
the church had been profusely decor
ated for the occasion. Mrs. King Is
the daughter of DR.. and NIrs. r. l..
Payne of Norfolk.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-11-14
HEAVY FINE AND JAZZ
FOR PROMISCUOt $ SHOOTING
Tspec,al to The Times.p,snatcb1

lshecEaI 70 The Times Dtspatchl
DANNILLE. VA. November ED
Brown. the yourg white man, who
created great excitement Monday af-
ternoon by shooting out windOw-panes
and firing promiscuously in the Ten
dderloin district with a piston in each
hand. was fined $50 and given ninety
DAYS In tail at hearing TODAY.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-11-14
SEE PRESIDENT AND
URGE BETTER DEPOT
Petersburg Committee Leaves to
Lay the Matter Before n.
& w. Executive.
HICKS is HELD FOR FORGERY
lspoeIal 10 r.he wines. pispaleh. ]

Spocinl 20 The TImes DfspaicI.J
PETERSBURCi,t VA., November Is
The subcommittee, appointed Monday
evening by the committee Of the ChaH'-
her of Commerce FOR tile Improvement
of railroad terminal facilities in &c
4tersburg to confer with President IA.
T. johnson. of the Norfolk and West
ern Railroad Company, left here TO-
night TO meet President Johnson ut
his office in Roanoke Tomorrow morn
ing, the appointment having been
made by a telegram from Norfolk and
Western headquarters in Roanoke flS-
Ing that time and place. The members
Of the subcommittee are; Charles Hall
Davis (chairmsn), II. r. stratton, w.
f. Poole. NJ. C.. Jackson aud Edwin L..
Quarles. secretary of the Chamber of
(,op1fT1,arce
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-11-14
Cbnrlottc,. OmcirI vote.

Especial to The rimox- Disnatch.l
1s.Iowing 10 irregularities IN the ON
cial returns. the official count OF the
vote in the recent election was not
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-11-14

Ed. Hicks. the negro crook caugh,
here by chief OF Police Ragiand and
his detectives, and sentenced in the
Mayors Court yesterday to thirty
DAYS In fail for the lafceny OF :: small
.,,,,, a., nancy FROM another negro
su.' -. 49, 49,. .his ,nar,,
was again before ehe tnay VI .n1s -.
Ing, and sent on to the MUSINGS Court
for trial on the charges OF grand lar
ceny and forgery. II Is believed that
IucL. Il. ,,r,fa.s;ora: croot Tic
s 20 ~ -, 80 s.a.,i,,s .r,,,,,.
larceny charge Is LOT steai'ns T. tru''h
from colored girl whom HICKS mel
on the train when she was coming to
Petersburg in October to enter the
Virginia Normal and industrial Insti-
''' 'a
tute,
Representing himself as preacher
md Offering his services to the girl,
Hicks won her confidence, and after
escortlrg her to the school secured
the check for her trunk. which he
promised TO send to her, but subse-
ruently broke open and riiied. selling
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-11-14

THE RIGHT ROAD TO BALTIMORE.
philadelphia. New York and all points
North and Eas.-sthe popular York River
route. Leave Richmond daily. except
Sunday. 1890 P. NJ. Low rates one way
and round trip. Office No. ee0 East
Main street. Phone No $50.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-11-14

completed until yesterday. Tota, vote
of county. 9l3. 49,
For Senate--Whitc (Democrat1. Cos:
Franklin (Republican). eos; Whites
majority. $685.
For House--B. %. Adams fDemo-
crnt). G5s; j. 3. Vaughan (Republican).
2ia; Adams's majority. 49,.
rnr sheriff-Osborne. coo: Dicker-
son. 500 osborne's majority. 2o7.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-11-14

Secretary Loeb gave out To-day a
copy OF the letter which will be sent
to all those who have protested to the
President against the elimination of
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-02-19
lnsndanIe to De Ter snos

La compafifa Azucarera de
Yabucoa, ha comprado la Hacienda
eLAURA' de Ia misma localidad; Y
entire esta y otras propiedades que
lie pertenecen, ofrece en- arrenda-
miento al rededor de DOS NH. cuer-
das de terreno, la mayor parte de
vegas de 10 rnejor de Yabucoa; de
las cuales estan sembradas va, mas
de cUATRoCIENTAs cuerdas, con la
condici6n precisa que Sc compro-
metan a sostener por 10 menos, una
plantation annual, de ocHocIENTAs
cuerdas. Sc arrienda en- totalidad,
9 por proporciones separadas; los
que la interesen, pueden dirigirse
antes del dia 28 del actual, al Pre-
sidente de la Compahia, don Rafael
Fabian. .-Apartado, 2rS, San Juan
Puerto Rico. Io-2.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-02-19
la RErNA MARGARtTA

do sin duda que aquel ugar POGO propso espoe6
cabao ymacho eune duque de Aencon Ceconnas per-
anec6 frme sio etorciendo elevando las
gua bgote hasta los hecho 10 cua vendo
camino
Ali exclam6 Margara desdehoso dolor, habia
equivocado Oh! este va demasdo.
Y Sc mordio los labos hasta hacerSe sangre.
Es muy guapo respondi6 duQuesa conmiseracion
ustamente aque ocupo duque Aencon pueso
cabaeros e que pasa por dnte de Magara la
duquesa de Neve haceo La Mole quito sombero audo
Ia ncinandose hasa cueo de cabalo esper6
cabxa descubera que Su Maead e honrase mada
Pero Margarita volvo aivamene la cabeza al otro ado
La Mole ey6 sin duda la expression desdehosa quese pnta
a smblan de la rena Sc puso vdo de ado
estaba
All cruell do Enriqueta la reina mirale mirale
Seva poner mao
-Ben! dijo con implacable sona s6onos fall
taba iTraes las sales?
La sehora de Nevers equivocaba.
La Mole bamboeandose aco fuezas de haqueLa ahrmau
dose esrbo ue ocupar sto la conva del duque
de Aleneon
Connuaba entreanto avanzando opa Sc vefa desta
ugubre sueta del pabuo azado por Engueando de
Magny estrenado tamben por e Nunca haba esadO tan
bien adornado como en- este momeno
Adelantaronse los guadas formaron ancho cfrcuo
aededo del ecnto Asu apomac6n azaron dando desee
RADIOS graznidos los que 10 pobaban.
La horca de Monaucon daba ordinaamene abgo traS
caumna los perros aadoS por e olor de los ban
ddos f6ofos que ban ALI medar sobe las te vcstudes de
la fortuna.
Los ues guarda haban puesto uga los prmeros
union de los los egundos estaban dsemnadoS entire la
tuba con obo da sguno de gope de las
vicisitudes pr6speras del ofcio,
Acercsbase Ia comva Iban deante el rey Caanaj
guiane duque de Anou duquede AencOn rey de Navarro
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-02-19

Ia posposici6n del proyecto. Dice
que de aprobarse, costarfa mas de
$50. 900 anuales al Pueblo de Puer-
to Rico. Puesta votaci6n la mo-
cion del sefior Zeno, sobre femitir
de nuevo Ell proyecto a Ia cemisi6n,
sin reeomendaciones, fue aprobado
por la Camara.
FL seiior Guerra, da cuenta so,
bre las gestiones de la Comision de
la Camara, nombrada para confe-
renciar con otra del Consejo Ejecu-
two sobre enmiendas introducidas
en- el c. B. IS, con los cuales no es-
tuvo conforme aquel alto Cuerpo
legislative, informando que han He
gado a TN acuerdo ambas comi-
stones.
Sc pone a discussion el dicta.
men de la Comision de Conferen-
cias. FL seiior Matienzo secundado
por el seiior Arrillaga pide Sc aprue-
be. Puesto q votaci6n es aprobado
por la Camara.
FL seiior Matienzo pide Sc le-
vante la session hasta hoy a las dos
de la tarde.
E,,X .1..1.I
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-02-19
Camara de Delegates

(C0atiaaaei5n de IA b6gipa ~
proyecto, expone sus ventajas y 10
dehende. Dice que con tres mil
dollars mensuales podria establecer-
Sc el servicio cablegrafico que de-
termina el proyecto, poniendo de
ejemplo q Saint Thomas.
FL senior Zeno de6ende tam
bien el proyecto ( impugna ell in
forme de la Comisi6n. Considera
que 10 que trata el proyecto es ma
terra legislable y eminentemente ne
Icesaria en- este pals. Que porque
Iun proyecto no Sc presente debida-
|mente esclito no debe echarse a un
lado, pues este significaria que las
comisiones estaban demas Ell la Ca
mara. Propone que el proyecto vuel
va de nueyo q la Comisi6n, para que
presente una resolucion conjunta pi-
diendole al consejo Executive anun-
Gle franquicia para la CONCESSION de
un servicio cablegra6ca Ell Puerto
Rice.
FL sehor Vifias Sc extien-
de en- consideraciones sobre los
motives en- que Sc fund6 la conf
sion de Obras P1blicas para pedir