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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-02-11
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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-02-11
NOTICIAS

Ell Conite de Hacienda y Presupues-
tos ha recomendado en- sehtido negati-
vo los anticipos de 1000 y TOO dollars.
solicitados por los ayuntamientos de.
Cayey y Pat1llas, respectivamente, para
arreglar las GALES el primero y para
construir un cementerio ell segundo.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-05-20
UNDERWRITERS IN SESSION

DR.. r. G. Levy and Rev. H. ID. c. Mac
lachlnn Are the Speakers.
The Virginia Funeral Directors AS.
ISOLATION met yesterday morning in the
halls of the Medical College of Nir-
ginia. The reports of the association
were first received, and then an adj
dress by the Rev. II. D. c. Maclachlan,
pastor of Seventh Street Christian
Church, was heard The address was
interesting, Mr.. Maclachlan being a
speaker of recognized merit, and was
well received.
George w. Bates. of New York, then
spoke of the advancement being made
by the association. a motion to admit
as honorary members travelling sales
men of the manufacturing houses was
made, but was Withdrawn after some
argument.
DR.. f. C. Levy, Chief Health Officer
of Richmond, then spoke to the as
ISOLATION along lines of cooperation
between the undertakers and the
Health boards. his main topic being
t'Dis!nfection." He described in detail
the best means of disinfecting, and
the convention was adjourned to the
yard for short time to observe a
demonstration of the apparatus de-
signed by the State Board of Health.
The program of the convention will
be continued to-day.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-05-20
Services in Washington.

Washington, d. c.. May le.-Memo-
rial services for King Edward will be
held at st. Johns Protestant Episcopal
Church tomorrow morning as nearly
simultaneous as possible with the fu-
neral servicesv'Gn London. Rev Ro-
land Cotton Smith rector OF the church,
will conduct the service. and it is ex-
peted that Bishop Harding will be
present
Invitations to attend have been is.
sued by the British ambassador through
the State Department, and a large and
distinguished attendance is assured.
A pew Of honor has been reserved for
the use of President and Mrs. Taft
and the one at is left will be occu-
pied by the British ambassador and the
members of his staff and the women
of their families. Back Of them viii
be seated the members of the Cabinet
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-05-20

official name of the church Protestant
Episcopal placed In the constitution.
The resolution advocating a change
to the preamble to the constitution was
opposed by Rev f. l.. Goodwin. Rev.
Landon r. Mason, Judge A. w. Wallace,
and was advocated BY Rev. r. A. Good
win and Rev. Morris Eagle.
The meeting in the interest OF gem
eral missions was largely attended
last night. Services were conducted
By Rev. John j. Gravatt. d. D. Bishop
Gibson presided and introduced the
speakers Rev. William D. Smith. the
first speaker, recently attended the
great meeting in Chicago held under
the auspices of the Laymen's Mission
airy Movement. The information gained
there qualified him to speak with au-
thority. Other speakers were: Eugene
C. Massie, oliver j. Sands. president
of the Laymen's Missionary Movement
IN Richmond, and Bishop Coadtutor a.
s. Lloyd, D. D., who closed the dis
cussion.
To-day the debate on the preamble
to the constitution, where expressions
are regarded by some as vague and
misleading. will be continued. Dep
uties TO tho General Convention Will
be elected and doubtless the new Sum
day school canon Will be acted upon.
The council will probably close to-
night.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-05-20
COUNCIL DEBATES
AMENDED CANYONS
Wants Name Protestant Episco-
pal" Retained by General
Convention.
ELECT DELEGATES TO-DAY
Missionary Meeting Held Under
Auspices Of Laylnen's
Movement.
ELECT DELEGATES TO-DAY
Missionary Meeting Held Under

At the meeting Of the Council Of the
Episcopal Church for the Diocese Of
Virginia yesterday in Holy Trinity
Church, Rev. Edward L. Goodwin, rec
tor of Zion Church. at Fairfax. was
reelected secretary for the ensuing
year. Rev. Everard Meade was APP
pointed assistant secretary.
The report of the committee on pa
rochal reports was read by Rev. John
Fl. Dickinson. Among the important
statistics embodied In the report were
these: Baptisms. S45: combinations, S23;
burials, 533; communicates, 1885; bap-
tized persons. 1886; Sunday schools,
teachers and officers, 1,179; scholars,
10,437; offerings-parochial. s15779479;
diocesan. s31.3s9.21 general. 1s.93515;
grand total, s209,645.9S
The report of the finance commit
tee was read by P. II. Mayo. It showed
that receipts for the diocesan expenses
during the year amounted to S9,3o2.6O,
which is an increase Of s792.s6 over
last year. About 10000 Will be re-
quired to meet the expenses of the COM
ing year. The Importance Of careful
collections of the contingent fund was
urged The report recomm ended that the
present method Of collecting the fund
be continued. This is one of the most
important matters before the Council,
there being a wide divergence OF opin-
ion on this subject.
Wants Individual Offerings.
Judge A. w. Wallace offered reso-
luton. which was referred to the
finance committee. 1t provided that
tho rectors be requested to ask a special
offering from each communicate.
Paw p philNne c,1hr1ifted ha 70.
port of the standing committee OF the
diocese. showing that consent had been
given to the conservation of Rev John
Gardiner Murray. p. D., as Bishop Co
adjutor OF Maryland; Rev. John J. Gra-
watt, Jr.. Rev Russell Bowie and Rev.
Guy Douglas Christian had been recon-
mended for priests orders, and John
Henry Scott and s, Alonzo Morgan,
colored, were recommended for dea-
cons orders; Paul Micou and George
Victor Bell have been recommended for
holy orders. These, with the last two,
We're ordained during the year.
Rev. r. a. Goodwin moved that cam
on Z be amended so that the bishop.
coadjutor and three members OF the
finance committee should constitute a
committee on invested funds of the
diocese.
Tho Council adjourned at II o'clock,
when Rev. j. ]. wilkins, OF New York.
preached a sermon, His subject was
the $5o0o,0oo clergy relief fund of the
church. The purpose is to raise that
amount the income from which is to be
applied to furnishing salaries to the
clergy who have reached tho age of
sixty-four years, Ten bishops. fifteen
other clergy and twenty laymen have
lhseps apg0i tsA q o2mlsait tea te- MANAGE
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-05-20
,1emorin, Service at williamsburg.

Especial to The Times-Dispatch.l
Williamsburg. Va, May 19.-Memo-
rial services will be held in Bruton
Parish Church tomorrow night at 8
o'clock, in honor of King Edward. Eff
forts are being made to have an adj
dress by an English Clergyman Of
Richmond King Edward presented a
handsome Bible to the congregation
of Bruton Parish at the time of the
restoratio of the church, and sent
the Bishop of London here as a per-
sonal representative OF His Majesty.
The King also sent a verbal MESA sc
to the members of the parish, and
to the people of America, which was
delivered by the distinguished English
prelate.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-05-20

Mr.. wilkins made a strong plea for the
cause. which he said is one of the most
righteous under consideration OF the
church.
Restore Colonial Churches.
Bishop Gibson finished reading his
address during the morning session.
Among the recommendations made was
the full restoration of the colonial
churches OF the diocese. Steps have AL
ready been taken in reference to old
ST. Johns, King William county: Farm
house, Richmond county, and Lambs
Creek, King George. The scope and
worthiness of the disabled clergy funo
was referred to-
Reference was made to the death oil
Rev. D. c. T. Davis. and Rev. Carter
Page. OF Charlottesville.
When the council adjourned at the
close of the morning session. the min
listers and delegates were the guests
of Bishop Gibson at his residence at
906 Park Avenue.
During the afternoon session the
method OF collecting the contingent
fund was discussed. The committee on
canons recommended that the present
plan be continued for one year. and a
committee be appointed to consider ana
report at the next council.
The report OF the committee on St
Annes School was discussed at length.
Several delegates made appeals for con-
tinuing the school. and it was stated
that its success is assured
The General Cnnons.
Consideration OF the general canons
OF the church, which will be considered
at the Triennial Convention General in
Cincinnati next October. occupied mucn
time. Rev James W. Norris. D. D.,
moved that the amendments be reject
ed by the Virginia Council. but that
should the general convention adopt
them. the representatives OF this do.
cese be instructed to vote to have the
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-05-20
NEW HOME FOR BANK
Handsome Building to Go Up at Sixth and

Handsome Building to Go I'm at Sixth and
Broad Streets.
Plans and specifica atoms have been drawn
Tor magnificent now building for the
broad street Bank next TO the corner OF
Sixth and Broad Streets
The architecture of the building will be
OF Corinthian design. II. will have a front
age OF thirty feet, and will run back 10
feet. II will be forty feet high in front
with two floors and basement.
on the first floor will he located vaults
ana the directors room and a large bank
ing room. The public lobby will be twenty
two feet high, seventy feet long and twenty
four feet wide. on the second floor will he
tho clerks working room, lunch room, book
vaults and lockers, Bids will be opened on
May 25. holland e. Baskerville are the archi-
tects. #s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-05-20
Message from Widowed Queen.

Youngstown. Ohio. May 1a.-John
Morley, grand secretary of the Order of
the Sons OF st. George. has received a
cablegram from the widowed Queen
Alexandra. through her private secre-
tary, thanking the Sons of st. George
throughout the United States for their
expressions of sympathy In her great
sorrow. The cablegram is as follows:
Queen Alexandra thanks the Sons
of st. George for their sympathy in her
great sorrow. KNOLLYS."
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-05-20
HORSE FALLS IN DITCH

Driver Went Too Near ExcnvatIon--
Animals Neck II nrnken.
\ horse belonging TO the TYLER Trans
shall Street, between Fifteenth and
Seventeenth Streets, last night. and
WAS. Immediately, KILLED. The driXars Al
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-05-20
MRS. GRIMES FALLS

While Viewing New Y. M. c. A. She
Receives Serious Injury.
Mrs. Robert Page Grimes, of the
Mount Vernon Apartments. fell yes
terday afternoon in the Y. NJ. c. A.
while looking over the new building.
and broke her left hip. She was placed
in a large chair and carried out OF
the building to an automobile. by
which she was taken to the Retreat
for the Sick. She was reported last
night to be resting very comfortably.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-05-20
FORM OF GOVERNMENT
Ordinance Committee to Discuss Report
On Thi. Subject Tonight.

Vrd1nancc Committee TO DiScuAs Report
On This Subject Tonight.
The Council Committee on Ordinance.
Charter and Reform will meet Tonight
reports of the Special Committee on
Changes in the Form of City Govern
ment, all of which We're referred at
the last meeting of the Council. The
committee report provides for a paid
administrative committee to do the
work now done by the committees OF
the Council, without interfering Will
the legislative functions of the Council
as now organized. a minority report
proposes a reduction in the member
ship of each branch of the Council and
Ia dissenting opinion is for "standine
pa that is. it asserts that there is
not sufficient demand to justify any
change at this time
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-05-20
MEET IN BARTON HEIGHTS
Daughters Of the King OF Episcopal Dloces.
In Annual Session.

The Daughters OF. the King OF the Diocese
of Virginia will hold their annual meeting
next Tuesday al II o'clock In Nthe Church
OF the Epiphany, Barton Heights.
The program will consist OF morning
prayer with sermon by the rector Rev
Pepton G. Craghill and the Holy Com
munion Rev. Roger Tyler will be the cele-
brant.
Following the religious service a business
meeting and conference vii! be held. Mrs
John Moncrre will read a paper at the
afternoon session, after watch the election
OF officers will be held.
Luncheon will be served by the women
OF Epiphany Church at 2 o'clock.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-05-20

the Supreme Court. the Congress. the
army and navy and marine corps and
other officials of the government. The
opposite section of the church has been
reserved exclusively for the members
of the diplomatic corps and the women
of their families. Uniform and court
dress will be worn by those entitled to
wear them.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-05-20

Floyd Avenue. where they had called
for the purpose evidently of an evil
visitation. But they We're frightened
away. and officers who We're called
to the scene from the Second District
found only an empty bag in the yard.
The thieves got into the roost. but
did not have time enough in which
to pull the rooster down.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-05-20
Arrests Yesterday

Carmello Tamparello was arrested
yesterday on q charge of peddling
without license.
Hattie Bates, colored. sixteen years
old, was arrested on a charge of shoot.
ing at Sadie B. NIcCray with intent to
wound and kill
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-05-20
SURG|NG CROWDS
AWAIT funeral
OF KING EDWARD

NSUHtIHueu rroH FTrst lFaSe.J
-
United States will wear evening dress,
with black vest. black studs and white
tie. Mrs. Roosevelt. Mrs. Whitelaw
Reid and Mrs. Nicholas Longworth will
have places in st. Georges Chapel, at
Windsor, whore the funeral services
will be conducted. and where Edward
VII. will be temporarily sepulchred
among the tombs of his forefathers.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-05-20

seems, drove too near the excavation.
which is about ten feet square. and
the animal slipped in and broke his
neck The ditch is being dug by Bur-
ton &. Co.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-05-20
Reported for Speeding.

C. B. Antrim, OF 10 West Grace Street.
has been reported for. speeding In his
AUTOMOBILES. numbered 344t. The speed
ing is alleged to have occurred on
Wednesday. Mr.. Antrim was reported
by Bicycle Policemen Bolton and Sam
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-05-20

the distribution of the money. About
100000 has already been raised. Rev.
Mr.. wilkins made a strong plea for the
cause. which he said is one of the most
righteous under consideration OF the
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-05-20

Frightened Chicken Thieves.
Chicken thieves were frightened away
last night from the residence at 1909
Omaha daily bee., 1910-09-22
ONAHATRGDE.N LREFOR ALL
Manufacturer Committee Decides on
Distinctive Omaha label.
BOOST FOR HOMEMADE GOODS
BsfIders VIII BE Asked 60 Give Pref
ereRce 70 Omaha Products
where the Price t. the
same.

An Omaha Trademark viii soon Be known
al over the country. Every Omaha manu-
fscturer Is to be asked 10 use trade
mark device which mas been msue ID for
the manufacturers committee Of the Com
mercial club and which manufacturers viii
use not only on every article but on the
outside OF all packing cases. in stencil.
The scheme Is an enureiy new one a.
applied TO a city. and is held BY ali TO be
quite practicable and will serve immensely
well In an advertising way.
The manufacturers COMMITTEES. which has
adopted Monday as its regular meeting day
In the future has a report from Chairman
George n. Kelley on the industrial eXposi-
uon in which il is declared that sentiment
IN favor Of such an exposition is gaining
ground fast a meeting Of all the manu-
facturers OF the city viii be called soon TO
discuss the project
Citizens Of Omaha Who build dwellings,
warehouses and factories viii be urged 20
Sc that hereafter then building specifica-
tons call FOR the use OF Onaha-made ma
terials 80 far as possible. This, OF course.
with the understanding that price and
quality will be equal to imported materials.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-09-22
Protest Raised
Against New
Street Car Line
After Paying Property Owners for
Cutting Street City is Asked to
Prevent Tracklaying.

After paying property owners heaNy
damages for cutting through Twenty
fourth street from CaI.-ornia TO Burt so
that the street railway company could
run its line through for a cross-toWn
south Omaha to Florence system. the
city may be beaten out Of the street car
service by action of the property owners
who are planning to block the building
Of the tracks
Just who is responsible for the move
ment against the new line is uncertain
but Assistant City -.ttorney Dunn was IN
formed Wednesday morning that there
we're objections ana was asked II the
city had any intention Of preventing the
extension. W. II Thompson was the at
torney VINO made the inquiry He was
told that although the street railway
company probably has no franchised right
to build there. the city would not remon-
strate
Mr. Thompson said later that although
he could not name his clients, there vss
a strong party Of property holders OPP
posed to running the lines through from
California TO Cunning streets. and the
courts may possibly be resorted TO-
The assertion that the street railway
company has no right under its franchise
10 run its line Tn rough il based upon
the fact that the street was not cut
through when the existing franchise was
granted and consequently the extension
Of the line through was not contemplated
Omaha daily bee., 1910-09-22
Unique Scheme
Used to Defraud
Peter Unruh Pleads Guilty to nle-
gal Use of the United
States Mails.

Judge Munger Marshal Warner. Dis
trict Attorney Howell ana other members
of the federal court in this district re-
turned Wednesday from Norfolk, where
short session OF court was held
Remarkable was the plea Of guilty a
made by Peter Unruh' said Marsha
W arner.
Cnruh was up TO a few months ago post
master OF Tyndal Boyd county, Neb. tie
became agent for a Dakota insurance com
pany in ryndAl and contiguous territory
he insured fictitious persons. then reported
them dead ana collected The premium until
he had beaten the company out OF some
thing ike 5000.
Il was discovered finally that there was
some crooked work going on al Tyndal
and detectives had a hard tune discover
ing and connecting Cnruh with the fraud.
This was finally done. however. ana Unruh
pleaded guilty 10 the charge OF using the
mails TO defraud and the curt sentenced
MIN TO serve q term Of ten months in the
county Jail al Madison, Neb.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-09-22
Scots Plan to
Play Host to
Many Thousands
Clan Gordon Celebrated Burns Birth
day for Last Thirty Years and
is Sponsor.

Hielanders. Lowlanders. Scotsmen OF all
clans. wM come TO Omaha January -
neat year. for the Scots Of Omaha anu
south Omaha WIu invite every Scotchman
la Nebraska and members q Scottish So
cieties in the uest to heip celebrate the
birthday Of Robert Burns. IL IS the inten-
don to make the celebration 50 arge that
IL viii not be necessary for other cities TO
celebrate-they can AL come 70 Omaha
Clan Gordon NO. s.. which has celebrated
the birth Of Burns every year for thirty
years, Is the originator Of the giant cele-
not only the other lodges OF Clan Gordon.
but the ST Andrews and CALIFORNIAN sOcie-
ties. This will include those in the Black
Hills country. St Paul and Minneapolis
Sioux City. Des Moines and several places
in South Dakota where Scots are numerous
Similar celebrations have been given by
other cities and il is now OmahAs turn
to play host. say the clan Gordons who
are eager 70 function in such a role.
Clan Gordon has appointed a committee
on arrangements with the request that the
subject be given full consideration and
close Investigation and that the report be
made back TO the next meeting. The com
mittee includes r y. watson. J. L. Lind
say, ". J. Hislop. G. A Dunn. Thomas
Falconer- IT.; D. ). Allen. A Fernandez
William Kennedy, Will A Campbell and
H. W Z. MacDaniei
II the scots Of other cities respond in
numbers as expected the Auditorium viii
Dc engaged for the celebration. II is the
Intention to wind up the affair with a
grand bail.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-09-22
HITCHCOCK SENDS CHALLENGE
lnyites senator Bur%ess to Eater n
s.,sas joint 7pehFfe ON Aa- ----
tfonaI Issues.
Congressman Hitchcock has sent this

Congressman Hitchcock has sent this
letter 90 Senator Burkett:
Omaha Aeh,- sept, 20. lSl0.-Hon.
Elmer !. Burkstt. Lincoln. Neb, Dear
sr--In accorrance with the terms OF the
original announcement Of my candidacy
for the senate / write to invite you 10
Join me IN series Of public debates in
which we may discuss the national issues
~ the day before the voters of the state
A. opposing candidates for the United
state nste I believe the voters will be
Interested 20 hear Us debate the questions
nov uppc-nost in the public mind, upon
which the parties are divided at upon
which ati and-l differ
IL Is only when both sides OF the ques-
tons Of the day are presented before an
sud ence that q real opportunity Is given
the people 10 Judge OF the merits OF the
opposing views. The joint debate is a
meeting.
suggest two debates in each congress
81 nal d strict. the time az each meeting
TO BE- equally divided and 80 appOrtioned
that The opentag aad closing shall alter
nate first 10 you and then 20 me.
An carly answer will be greatly ap-
pleciated. Yours truly,
g. M HITCHCOCK