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Chicago, 4; Pltsshurs, 2
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hHgg 11e Eaule was piaye ia az
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balls. on Leiheld Z, OF Richie
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PATENTS


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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-06-17
Fiesta en- eI pueblo

FL pueblecito duerne
en- la santa manana,
bajo el sol del domingo
que 10 viste de gala.
En- la torre del pueblo
repican las campanas,
y huelen las callejas
& Juncia y meiorana.
Hay procession. Las colchaS
nupciales de las can1as
lucen en- los balconies
como banderas blancas
Y de fiesta vestidas,
las pueblerinas pasan,
en- animados grupOs
de candor y de gracia
ION, lindas mrIchachitas
que esperais la lIegada
de un nOviO de novela
que sOn0 vuestra alma!
Oh, cOraZOneS solos!
jYo sc de esas nostalgias
que ell mirar ponen triste
y las mejillas palidas!
En- la torre del pueblo
repican las carnpanas,
y huelen las callejas
a juncia y mejorana
EpITALAMIO.
En- la aleoba nupcial mi mano amante
desabroch6 tn ttnica ligera,
y Ell mi pecho senti ell ealor de hogrera
de tus turgentes senos de bacante.
De la luna a la clara luz radiante
que entraba del balloon por la vidriera,
mire sobre la nivea cabecera
La palidez mortal de tn semblante.
La cabeZa EN- mis- hombros reclinada
te dormiste en- mis- brazos, embriagada
por la ambrosla de los doses rojos
de la passion, raudal de eterna vida,
y al anunciar la aurora SUI venida
forecieron vioIetas en- tus ojos.
Miguel de Castro
Madrid: 1911.
FOrmulario Practic0
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ART|CULOS De FAMA

Sin duda alguna 10 son en- todo e
mundo los que fabrican The Carter 1
Ink Company, de Boston, Mass, E. U
de America, contandose en- primera Il
nea Ell Flu1do de escribir de Carter, qus
es la tinta mas apreciada hoy en- el mer-
ado, por sus condolences de frneza, CO.
lor, durabilidad y envase.
Ell uso de la Tinta de Garter sc ha ge-
neralizado de tai manera que en- Ia &C.
tualidad es casi la 1nica que Sc emplea
en- Ell comercio y en- las ofcinas.
De venta en- el BOLETIN MERCAN.
TIL.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-06-17

Formulario Practice
de
Therapeutics y de Farmacologia)-
En- ell B I.ETTN ME,R
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-09-04
News Of [ etersburg.

Wednesday This convention is undc-
nominationnl. embracing the schools
OF all the Protestant Denominations
ana VIII be attended and participated
III by all of them. Reports will be.read
and addresses will be delivered by sev.
eral speakers.
New Rector Takes Charge
me Kew Edmund tendleton Dand.
riose, late OF Lewisburg, w. Va. TO-
day assumed charge as rector M <,
faui church. and was Greeted by 3,
Iarse congregation at his opening SER
vice. MI cambridge is about thirty
years old. and is II graduate OF mn
University OF Virginia, OF the Eplsco-
pai seminary and Of the Oxford Uni.
seisitS' England. he married a
uaushter OF Bishop Lloyd. now or New
York Mr.. cambridge will be the guest
OF Captain I. f. Heath unttl the ar
rival OF his family. when no viii DC.
cupy the rectory adjoining ST. paul's
Church.
General News.
big political meeting Will be held
tuesday at Prince George Courthou.za
at which 1t is expected all the candi-
yates Tor ohice-county and legisla-
tlVe--will be present to sneak rbnr.
arc three candidates for the state
senate. TWO for the House o: Dele.
gates and two or more for every coun
t. office
Tho Rev. +. W. Moore to-day en-.
tered on the tenth year OF service as
pastor OF the Second Baptist Church.
In lieu OF the regular sermon Mr..
Moore delivered n brief address on
The Marks OF Progressive Church
and reviewed the work the church ha,
accomplished
There VIII be no formal celebration
OF Labor Day here tomorrow, except
by the colored people
stranger whose name Is believed
to be lssac Goldvitch, came 10 this
city several days ago from New York
In search of employment He was
without money and was cared for bv
citizen OF his race. On the following
day he was taken with acute mania
while out on the street. and his CON
dition has been such since that II was
necessary TO keep him in close con-
nnemcnt in the Jail To-day he was
adjudged Insane and ordered to be sen,
to Williamsburg. Nothing is known
OF his history.
Transfers of Realty.
During the past week a number Of
deeds Of transfer OF real estate were
recorded in the clerks ONCE among
them the following:
Jennie G. Fraser to Jane Meade
Frayser. house and lot on East Tabb
Street. with personal property. 5000.
John Moyler. trustee. TO j. ]. VII
liams. property on West Street, sl.is0
J. II. Machin and others to Peters
burg Telephone Company. lot corner
OF Washington and Jefferson Streets.
s2.75o.
8. II. Turner, trustee, to Wallace NJ.
Rucker. property on Shepherd Street,
$4,000
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-09-04
PLAYERS MATCH
FOR TOURNAMENT

GLOWING are ne names players
who are representing teams of their
clubs in to-day's tournament of the
Virginia State Golf Association, to be
played at the Country Club of Virginia:
A. 5. Crawford. Norfolk. plays A L.
Hopkins. Hampton. $40 A. NJ
.. A. Kerns, Roanoke. plays S. T. Pct
tiSrew. Lexington. Sis A NJ
james Hume. Norfolk. plays w. c.
Locker. Roanoke. $40 a. NJ
Arthur Baramore. Hampton, plays H
j. Hume. Norfolk, S:25 a. NJ
G. ID. Lepcher. Lexington, plays ]. A.
Reid, Roanoke, s: so a. NJ.
Z. b. Fishburn. Roanoke. plays e. L.
Graham. Lexington. S:35 A NJ
j. r. Bagby, Lexington, plays S. p.
Figette. Roanoke, S:45 A. NJ
w. NJ. McElwen. Lexington. plays II.
II. Meade. Hermitage Golf Club, o A. NJ.
%. Il. vaughn. Lexington. plays Doug
las Call, Country Club of Virginia, $50
A. NJ.
j A. Massie. Hampton. plays Cess
mer Harrison, Country Club of Vir-
GINA, e:05 A. NJ.
Charles Hume. Norfolk, plays Rivcs
FLEMING. Country Club of Virginia.
$40 A. NJ.
c. A. Neff, Norfolk. plays C. L, Kirk.
Hermitage Golf Club, 9:15 A. NJ
'ohn Is. Young. Hermitage Golf Club,
plays I. S. Davant. Roanoke, $3.50 A. NJ.
James McManashim. Hampton, plays
4. T. organ. Hermitage Golf Club. 925
A. NJ.
w. S. Hopkins. Lexington, plays w.
II. Palmer. Hermitage Golf Club. $50
a. NJ.
P. NJ Prescott Norfolk, plays H. S.
Jones. Country Club of Virginia, 1855
A. NJ
William Robertson. Hampton. plays
o. B. HIN, Hermitage Colt Club. ct
s:+5 A. NJ.
w. p. WOOD. Country Club of vir-
ginia, plays S 3. Moon. Hermitage Golf
Club. at 10 a. NJ
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-09-04
REPLIES TO THE KAISER
fresident Taft Acknowledges Cob,..
srhh From German Ruler.

washington. September 3.-In re.
Spouse TO Emperor Williams's cordial
caDiegram OF thanks for the replica
OF the statue of General Baron Won
Steuoen the Prussian-American soldier,
which was unveiled at Potsdam yes.
eerahy. President Taft has sent the
Following message to the Germa n
ruler;
u cordially appreciate your cour.
'eous cablegram of to-day's date an
houncing the unwilling of the replica
OF the Steuben statue and conveying
your thanks and those of the German
people for this present transmitted
IN virtue OF the joint resolution OF tho
congress OF the United states
II shall take great satisfaction In
communicating Your Majesty's tele-
gram to the Congress of the United
states at the opening OF it's next Sos
sion IN December next. as an evidence
OF the cordial relations which have
ever existed between the United States
and the German Empire,~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-09-04
HER HYPNOSIS KEEPS 3 BIG
SONS BEDFAST FOR YEARS
siN-Footcrs, Youngest 81, Stay Rigid
In RoomS, Fearing Sudden 1Iove
VIII bring Dcnth.

Gloversville, y. Y. September a.
Three grown men of strapping ply
sique have been lying in bed for years
at their home near here, hypnotized
by their mother into the belief that
they are suffering from a hereditary
heart disease IN an aggravated form.
Physicians who have examined the
three men declare they are in a sound
physical condition. and cannot talder-
stand why the slN-foot trio remained
in bed for such a long time
The men are sons OF John Bennett, a
farmer. The mother is a robust wo-
man, Intelligent in appearance ABOUT
sixty years old The sons are George,
thirty-two years old: Ward. twenty
nine, and Frank, twenty seven years.
They are under the Impression that
the slightest shock Will result In sud-
den death. George has been In bed
for eight yeSrs, Ward ten years and
Frank six years
Both Mr. and Mrs. Bennett insist the
men are awful sufferers. They had
trouble this summer with firm OF
contractors putting through a State
highway near their home because the
blasting had a serious effect on their
sons condition.
The three men are hardy and robust.
Somewhat pale from their long lack
OF exercise and sunshine but all sound
as a dollar. according TO competent
physicians. This verdict has no effect
on the parents or the sons, who per
sist in declaring themselves very i'll
men.
NeiGhhors aud visitors to the ntany
summer campinS resorts in the Adj
rondacks have heard OF the case ana
called on the men.
The authorities of Hope. In which
town the BENEFITS reside, have offered
TO send the men 10 hospital, but Mrs.
bennett insists upon n guarantee for
the SAFE return OF her boys. and pro-
tests that to move them would bring
on an attack OF Their trouble aAd cause
death. The authorities abandoned the
plan eome time ago.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-09-04
Times-Dispatch Bureau.
l09 North Sycamore Street.

u.
IL seems assured that in response to
largely signed petition of the quail
He'd voters .of Petersburg the candi-
dates for the state Senate in this dis
trict Will address the public Mt a meet
ing to be held in the Academy of
Music on Tuesday night. There is
some doubt about Judge John Y. Har-
ris OF Dinwiddie. being able to attend.
He will let his decision be made known
Tomorrow.
In his absence P. H Drewry and
Samuel w. thinner. the other two can
didates for the Senate. Will divide
time before the meeting. They arc
both popular young members of the
petersburg bar, and 1t is expected
their frien6s will be present in large
number to hear hem. Judge Harris
ls prominent member OF tile Dinwid-
die bar. and as lie has many friends
In the city. will doubtless make it a
point to attend the meetings
The petition presented to tho can
didates asks them to state their
claims to the Office to which they as
pire This Involves a presentation of
their views and opinions on matters
of public interest that may come be-
fore the Senate for consideration. and
what their course would be on GER
tain proposed legislnti n. Some of
tAc questions the candidates will dis.
cuss Will probably be- An act to en-
able the people to vote on State wide
prohibition; prohibition as against To-
cal option: the fec system: commits.
sion form of government for cities.
etc. The meeting is 10 be altogether a
friendly one.
Sunday School Convention.
The annual convention of the sun
day schools OF Prince Gcorg county
Will be held at Mt. Sinai .Church on
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-09-04
Children CRY
FOR FLETCHER'S
9 a 8 r O RIA
Correction to Schedule
Chesapeake & Ohio nv,

Effective sunday. September I, Noun
tain Special leaving Richmond li:45
discontinued: also train arriving Rich
mond from Charlottesville $40 p. NJ
Train leaving Richmond $3.50 A NJ
VIII run to Charlottesville daily. and
daily, except Sunday. 10 Thurmond. w.
Va, carrying parlor car Richmond TO
Hinton Train will arrive Richmond
7:l5 p. NJ. daily from Charlottesville.
and daily, except Sunday. from Thur
mond, instead OF s:25 p NJ, carrying
parlor car Hinton to Richmond
Train arriving Richmond $50 A. NJ.
Will start from Charlottesvillo instead
OF from clifton Forge. being daily, in
stead OF daily except Sunday; this
train operating from waynesboro.
however. the first three Mondays in
September.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-09-04
Arrivals. at Jefferson Hotel.

Sir Edward Boyle. London: Lady
Boyle. London; Mr.. and Mrs II. Andre
sen, Louisville II. S. Irvine, Atlanta:
a. c. Robson. Greenville, Ohio; c. T..
Neale, Chicago; Miss J. Crulman, Cedar
Rapids. Mich; JIG. Leonard, Chicago;
George Bockins. Wilmington, Del; L.
Facht and Wife Trenton. N j.: Mrs.
NJ. {. snyder. Columbus, Ohio; Don
Dunning. Idaho; w. Dunning, Idaho:
r. b. Wilson, Idaho: Miss Nellie NJ.
Home Boston; J. X. Burns, Tampa,
Fla c. ID. Whitehall Detroit: II. L.
Masters and wife, New York, \. y.
Hutchinson and family. New York: Miss
Frances B. Carroll. Baltimore. Md
w X. Faben. Toledo. Ohio: ]. c. Grimes,
Wake Forest, W. Va. II. l. Warner,
Philadelphia: a. C. Piydell, New York
+. X. Manahan, Philadelphia: w y.
campbell. New York. Mrs. Frank Camp
bell. Washington, ID. c.; r. p. Wood.
New York. +. Il. Leimbach, New York;
j. {. Day. Newark. y. J.. Frank Syrick.
Washington. D. c.; Mrs a. Hockaday.
Fulton. Mo. Miss f. Rice. Fulton. Mo.
]. NJ. Stanford. Baltimore; Mrs. T. NJ.
Perkins, city, Miss Nancy Perkins, city;
John 7. Cowan, Virginia: Mrs. n. w.
Hall and child. city: Miss stevens city:
: NJ. Goodman, Norfolk.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-09-04

gineering corps has been in the vi
cinity Of Winchester for the past week
making surveys for one or two pro-
posed routes for physical connection
between that road and the Cumberland
valley Railroad i'll the northern sec
ton of Winchester. which has been
urged by the Business Mems Associa-
ton for several months. 1t was stated
authoritatively that the connection
will be made as soon as the officials
of the two roads approve the plans
of the engineers.
preston that She was going to a
friend. Miss Nora Calhoun, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs T. y. Calhoun, of
Mount Sidney. joined Thomas De-
priest, of stanton. at an appointed
place and journed to Hagerstown. Md,
where they were married several days
ago. The following DAY the brides
parents were astonished when the
postman brought a letter which an
nounced the wedding. at the same
time importing the parental blessing.
which was soon Forthcoming.
Steps are about TO be taken at
Charles Town to require the local wa
ter company to improve the condition
of the water sold 10 the residents OF
that place. II was stated this week
that unless the company takes i'm
me liate action 1t will be necessary for
tn town authorities to get water
from another source.
Slaughter of Snakes.
The largest slaughter of snakes re-
ported this season from the hills OF
Rockingham county came Thursday
evening. when John Brill announced
that he and two farm hands. while
ty-one reptiles of the viper kind Mr.
Brill stated that the snakes Iere just
below the surface.
j. d. Ponton. OF Berkeley county
has had warrant issued for the ar.
rest of his own son. Harry Ponton
charging him with kidnapping his tive
half-sisters and going to another sec.
ton Of West Virginia with them The
girls, Lizzie and Annie, aged fifteen
and thirteen, respectively, are very
pretty and attractive. and Their half
brother is about thirty years old He
recently came home, after serving sew
eral enlistments in the United States
Army, and is said to have had trouble
with his father when the latter chas-
tised one OF the girls several daya
ago. 1t is said that another son. Wal
ter Ponton, who recently quit the
navy, Is waiting at a point agreed
upon to meet the runaways. Penton
mas been married twice, his last wife
being Miss Oden, of Rappahannock
county, Va, and there hao been III
feeling between the father and his
sons ever since he married again
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-09-04
MORSE ACTS AS UMPIRE
Aged Millionaire Witnesses baseball
Gamc Within Prison Walls.

Atlanta. September 3.-Within the
gray walls of Atlantas Federal prison,
Charles w. Morse, ex-millfonaire, bank
or ana steamship owner yesterday
nmpired baseball game between two
opposing teams composed OF first
grade convicts, in the prison, whose
good behavior entitled them TO some
privileges. Morse seemed to enjoy the
fresh air and exercise, and seemed
TO have forgotten none of the fine
points OF the game he used to love.
Among the players on the two mines
were Lupo. the wolf. notorious black
hand man, and Edward Valentine Lee
allas Carmichael, the former paymas-
ters clerk OF the battleship Georgia
who was recently caught at Buffalo