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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-01-24

ie. no desentona. No le acreditara de
hombre de ingenio, pero tampoco lie po
MIA en- ell rid1culo en- que mas tarde ha
llegado caer.
Empez6 por decir que Sc iba perc
ay no Sc fu6. No Sc fue como ha debi-
do irse puesto que aqu1 no lie quieren
y no solo no Sc va, sino que entona las
mas aduladoras zalemas, creyendose
que por elias han de conmoverse los
que pueden decirle parodiando una
Erase popular1sima Te conocemos y
nos cOnoces
Pero don Cipriano no ceja en- sus
prop6sitos, y al salir para ell tribunal
ante ell que presentara su abogado al
recurso de 'Habeas Corpus" que ha
tenido resultado tan POGO efciente, CO
mo hubiera de pasar frente la esta-
tua que mand0 cubrir con un dens1si-
mo velo, la salud6 teatralmente y fren-
te al edifcio de la Aduana salud6 tam
bien la bandera, mientras los fot0gra-
fos de los periodicos y los operadores
de los cines lie enfocaban s'ls aparatos
FL general, segtn lie vemos Ell las pell-
culas iba de tiros largos; embutido en-
un gaban de pieles, con una bufanda de
seda, con una reluciente chistera y un
bast6n de puno de orc.
Las inQuietudes que mostrara, ha-
blando conmigo, un distinguido vene-
zolano, Sc habran calmado un tanto
viendo como ell general no nos deslum-
bro con su jipi, que reserva, por 10 Wis.
to, para climas menos desapacibles.
New York le eneanta- ha dicho q
un redactor de Ell Mundo'--j Oh New
York ell 1nico! i Ell New York de las
noches deslumbranteg, ell del "Broad.
way" hlminoso y licencioso, ell de los
miles de focos que tinen de un roio VIC
laceo las gualdrapas sombrias del CARO-
Gle la noche New York Oh, New
York ell enorme diamante engastado
Ell la fulgutante diadema de la terra
Don Cipriano ha dicho este y los
mundOs no Sc han extremeeido
Una sonrisa de ingratitud iburlona po.
he EN- los labios de esta descre1da genie
una contraction muy signifcativa, y
en- tanto que las palabras de don Ci-
priano van a parar 4 donde suelen ii
casi todas las cosas impresas en- los pc
ri6dicos, ell coruscante cantor de Man.
haitian es continado otra vez en Ellis
Island, porque ahora, como en- los item,
pos de Ovidio, tai vez Sc juzga auui
perniciosa Ia poesfa para la sanidad del
pueblo. 81 don Cipriano sabeI esto
puede servir1e de consuelo.
j. psrez Losada.
New York, IA de enero, 1913.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-01-24
n NEW YORK
'"THIS IS DON CIPRIANO"

Tn hombre pequeno, de color de ca
f6, y, en- zapatillas, contempla desde Ia
azotea de Ellis Island" la ciudad de
New York, srls calles, sus avenidas y
sus plazas que el no pisara- ha dicho,
refriendose al exdictador de Venezue-
la, un peri6dico que es aqu1 muy lefdo
1.-The World.
Ell retrato de don Cipriano, con Ell
indispensable gorrito galoneado de orc,
aparece ilustrando Ell texto de esta pin
toresca information en- que ell hombre
malo de Venezuela" que es como ha
dado en- uamarle esta prensa tan espi-
ritual desinteresada, hace de New
York La mas enthusiastic description, de-
rrochando toda la gana de la cursile-
ria ditirambica. Despu6s del lamenta-
BILE comentario que pusiera don Cipria-
no al discurso de Mr.. Wilson, ha creido
del case darnoS q conocer sus impre-
stones a vista de pajaro de la ciudad
de New York, y he aqu1 que lie tenemos
cual nuevo Ner6n en- zapatillas, pulsan-
do en- la azotea de Ellis Island la mas
desvencijada Ira cuyos tonos discordes
hemOs dido c0nsternados los que lie
cre1am0s sino mas inteligente, menos
lndiscretO. por 10 menos.
Pero este don Cipriano que ha tent
do la OpOrtunidad de poner en- con-
fict0 una vez mas ell credito harto QUE
brantado de las instituciones demo-
craticas de este pals ha querido ponerse
al nivel de sus perseguidores, y 81 no
Sc va pronto, de 10 que por 10 visto no
lleva trazas, llegara a justifcar con
st1s majaderias la ins6lita conducta de
los que lie niegan 10 que al 1ltimo anar.
quista italiano Sc le concede, al mas
desaseado de los judios Sc le consiente,
que pasee por las GALES congestionadas
Gle esta urbe babil6nica SUI insignificant
cia y su aburrimiento ,'
al principle tuvo e1 general don Ci-
prlano ciertos arrestos propios del ca
racter que Sc lie suponia. 81 no Sc me
permite desembarcar, los neoyorquinos
tendran que cubrir la estatua de la
Hbertad que Sc levanta q la entrada de
su hermoso puerto-dijo.
La Erase es de una antiguedad matu-
sal6nicapero siquiera fue op0rtuna-
mente repetida. Dcspues, cuando Sc le
q1lso registrar Ell su 6quipaje Y en- su
persona, so pretexto de que por la con.
trariedad sllfrida en- st1s planes de de.
sen1barco, pudiera atentar contra s11
vida, ell general tomando I'm gesto apo.
calfptico dijo con voz tonante: aut1.
que viniere el presidente de la Repd.
fblica, no me dejafe registrar +. Esto
es propio de Castro, este esta dentro
de la primitiva psicologfa del persona
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-01-24
Ell vapor
'EBuenos Aires"
LUIGI.

Sobrinos de Ezquiaga, consignatarios
de los vapores de la compaiia Trasa-
'tlantica, nos participant que ell vapor
correo 'Buenos Aires, de dicha com
panfa, que pasara por este puerto ell
dia 28 del presente mes, admite pasa.
jeros con destino a la Habana y Vera.
cruz. a
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-01-24
&C r A F &C 0"

Por mutuo acuerd0 ha sido disuelta la
Sociedad Editora "Grafco', haciendose
cargo de la nueva sociedad que girara
con el mismo nombre, don Rafael Colo
RADIO como propietario esclusivo de Ia
Revista
La nueva Empresa Sc propone intro
ducir grandes reformas en- ell simpatico
semanario, y oportunamente Sc publica-
ra Ell programa de las mejoras que pien-
sa realizar
Ell n1mero de maiana es amenfsimo &
>interesante; y trae una gran inforlna-
ci6n grafica. Lo recomendanos q nues-
tres lectores
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-01-24
nUNDO SOCIAL

En- los escaparates de La Opera" "
ha sido expuesta la corona de la Reina.
Una corona de ORC, cubierta de RIGA
pedrerfa Diamantes, zafros, esmeral-
das. ). bellos y refulgentes como la luz
de los ojos de la Reina
Obra del artifec Manuer Garcia, en-
ella hay gusto y .artes.
Tanto gusto y tanto atte como en- el
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-01-24

soberbio nanto que llevara S. NJ. Mar
garita l.
= 9
10y, a las doce, Sc celebr6 un banr
quote en- el Obispado, en- honor del
ilustre abogado Hon. Conder Freres,
quien, en- el supreme de Washington,
representa- a la Tglesia en- Ell pleito IA
moso de esta con Ell Gobierno.
Al acto asistieron distinguidas perso-
.nalidades de nuestro mundo social
Don Ramon Fonte, presi dente del
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-01-24

"Circr1lo Union, de Cayey, nos invita-
para los bailes que, con motive de las
festas de Carnaval, celebrara dicho
centro.
Ell programa es ell sigtliente;
Bale de niiios las dos de la tarde, Y
bale de mascaras las nueve de la no.
che Ell domingo 2 de febrero bale de
mascaras ell martes 4, y bale de pima
ia Ell domingo 9.
Agradecidos.
Un nino que respondent a los nom
bres de Miguel Angel, Aa visitado ell
hogar de los distinguidos esposos dona
Carmen Gonzalez y don Miguel de Ce-
lis, en- Yabucoa.
Y Ell Ell de los esposos don Francisco
lbarra y dona Julia Rodriguez, un nino
que Sc llamara Juan Ramon.
Esta noche, en- la amplia sala del Mu-
nicipal, Sc celebrara ell 1ltimo ensayo
del bale que, en- honor de la Reina, Sc
celebrara ma1ana, durante la corona
ci6n, dirigido por ell club de damas.
Ell espl6ndido decorado que bajo la
direction del inteEgente escen6grafo
Juan n Rios, sc levanta en- ell Centro
espanol de Ponce, para las proximas
iestas, va bastante adelantado: ell mier-
coles quedaron terminados los dos sa-
lones "Luis XVI" y Tropicales ell
jueves Sc elevaron los decorados de los
salones "Mant6n Lila" y Bouquet de
Flores, y para hoy los saloncitos
"Champan Codorniu" y 'Nido de Pa
jaros''.
Sc encuentra enferma, en- su resi-
dencia de Arecibo, la distinguida sefio-
"a Velarde de Acosta Quintero, esposa
del Hon Fiscal de Ponce.
Hacemos carifiosos votos por la t1ejo-
ria de la estimad1sima DANA.
La Cruz Roja americana ha e1egido,
para la junta de distribution de esta
isla, durante Ell ano 1918, a los siguien-
tes senores:
Presidente honorario, Hon. Geo. r.
Cotton; Vice-Presidente honorario,
Comandante del Distrito Militar de
Puerto Rico; Vice-presidente, senior
Juan Hernandez Lopez; Tesorero, Hon
de Pto. Rico ;Secretario, senior M. Drew
Carrel; Vocales, Francisco de Paula
Acuha Dr. Bailey K. Ashford; Dr..
Gustavo Mtnoz.
+ Como Sc We, no fgura la ptesidencia
Y es que la presidencia de la beneme.
rita junta ha sido encotdendada 4 la
bella y elegante senorita Mlargarita
Cotton.
LUIGI.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-01-24

A las y Is Ell speaker senior de Die
go declara alberta la session.
Ell secretario senior Munoz Rivera
Cd. j. pasa lista a los delegados.
En- la tribuna pdblica escasa concu-
rrencia, notandose EN- cambio la presen-
cia de muchos "turistas" de los que
viajan en- ell hermoso vapor aleman
"Victoria Luisa" fondeado aver en-
nuestro puerto.
Sin lectura, es aprobada ell acta de la
session anterior.
Ell secretario da cuenta de las peticio-
mes y proyectos de ley que publica-
mos en- otro sitio de este peri0dico.
lnmediatamente son tomados en- con-
sideraci3n, remitiendose a informe de las
comisiones correspondence, los proyec-
tos en- La. lectura presentados anterior
mente la Camara.
Por ell speaker Sc ordena Sc de lectu-
ra de una carta de la Federation hbre
contestando- una communication que la
Camara lie remitio, en- virtud de una mo-
ci6n presentada antes de aver por ell Sc
nor D az Navarro.
ORDEN DEL DTA
Contin1a Ell debate del P. de la G. n1-
nero 4.
Sin enmienda, es aprobada en- vota-
ci6n la secci6n "a. de dicho proyecto de
ley.
Con dos enmiendas presentadas por
los seflores Dlaz Navarro y Barcel6, que
da aprobada en- votaci6n, la secci6n ga.
FL senior Duc6s presenta una enmien-
da a la secci6n a., in1pugnannola ell au-
tor del proyecto sehor Cuevas Zequeira
Ell senior Duc6s en- vista de las tnanifes-
taciones del senior Cuevas, retira SUI en-
mienda y queda aprobada Ell votaci6n
la secci6n Ia.
El senor Diaz Navarro, propone una
enmienda la secci6n 5a. la cual es
aprobada, siendolo asirdismo dicha Sec
ci6n
Sin discussion quedan aprobadas las
secciones Ga, Ia. y 8a. del proyecto de
Ley, ell cual votado Ell su totalidad en-
"a. lectura, queda aprobado
FL speaker pone discussion la moci6n
presentada aver por el seiior Diaz Ma
varro aoerca de la conducta observada
por las minorias, que fgura Ell la orden
del dia. Su autor pide que sc suspenda
ell debate hasta el 1unes y 81 sefor Fer
nahdez Garcia, creyendo Sc trataba
de la discussion del asr,nto relacionado
con la Federation Libre, pendiente de
debate, Sc opone La peticion del se1or
D1az Navarro Este explice Ell motivo
por que solicita Sc suspenda aquella dis
cusi6n, en- cuyo 111omento el sefior Fer
nandez Garcia, dandose cuenta de su
error, retira SUI enrnienda.
Ell speaker, suspende la discussion de
este asunto hasta Ell lunes, en- vista de las
poderosas razones alegadas por ell seilor
D1az Navarro.
| Sc abre debate acerca de Ia contesta-
cion que debe darse por La Camara al
mensaje de la Federation Libre de ira
bajadores, nhanifestando el seiior de
Diego que, como el desea consumir un
turno en- dicha discussion, y supone que
han de intervenir otros oradores, somete
al criterio de la Camara 81 este debate ha
de tratarse en- session extra hoy viernes
por la noche.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-01-24
Camara de Delegados

SESSION DEL DTA % DE ENERO.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-01-24

Don Ramon Fonte, presi dente del
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-01-24

"Circrlo Union, de Cayey, nos invita-
para los bailes que, con motive de las
6estas de Carnaval, celebrara dicho
centric.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1913-12-12
Personal Mention

Prof. H.. w. Hill of the state uni
syervtiSfe
versity, was among the incoming
passengers on the motor today.
Attorney Fl. v. Morehouse lett
for his office at Reno yesterday.
Warden ID. S. Dickerson departed
for Reno last evening. He will re-
turn today.
y. S. Monahan, the Sacramento
travelling man, is calling on the trade
in Carson today.
c. s.. Henningsen came down from
Glenbrook yesterday and registered
at the Arlington.
DR.. f.. M. Gardner OF Fallon is in
Carson attending the damage case
before the Federal court.
Attorney James d. Finch passed
through this morning en- route to
Dayton on legal business.
Patsy Parker, district attorney Of
Mono county, departed for his home
in Bridgeport this morning.
James G.. Sweeney is in Reno to-
day in connectiony,-, Vvfrabr-j bit
day in consultation with his asso-
ciate.
Charles G.. Patrick OF Goldfield had
business with the land office yester-
day returning to the gold camp last
evening.
Guy c. Dawes, one of the original
locators OF the placer fields at Cop
per canyon, is visiting Carson on le-
gal matters.
B. F. and F. II. Murphy, promi-
nent ranchers OF Surprise valley, are
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1913-12-12

visiting Carson on business with the
state engineers office.
]. G. Burgess, general manager Of
the Comstock Recovery company,
departed for San Diego last night.
Mr.. Burgess will return in March
when operations on the river will be
resumed.
w. c. Cook, president of the SEQ
tia Consolidated Mining company
operating a group of claims at Ter
rill, Churchill county, is visiting Car
son on business with the attorney
Generals office.
Frederick Webb and wife ant
their young daughter were passen-
Gers on the express last night, Il
route to Boston. Mr.. Webb is treas,
erer of the Comstock Recovery com.
pany. He will return to his duties
at Merrimac next March.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1913-12-12
For Sale-A Snap

Two lots in Chedic Addition with
a good substantial building 16x34,
and two side rooms Sx1O feet each.
Price $500. Any cash offer consid-
cred. This is just the place for rails
or on the property, north Curry
street. d-1O
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1913-12-12
For Rent

Two modern, partly furnished
houses, one of four rooms and one
of eight, with every convenience.
situated within two minutes walk 81
the Posroffice. Inquire of J. B.
Vierra, Arlington Barbershop.
lw-d11.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1913-12-12

PAXTON'S-For everything OF the
best in wines, liquors and cigars.
An excellent box ball alley for
sport and recreauon. Drop in any
time and roll a game. Courteous
treatment and good service.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-07-22
GETS HIM AFTER CHASE
TrnyIor Runs Down Negro Youth
Wanted for Theft OF Wntch.

After long chase on his wheel.
bicycle officer Traylor succeeded in
outwittng Richard Tinslcy. a youth
ful colored lahorer wanted FOR the
theft OF Il watch. and captured tho
speeding fugitive in the mouth of an
alley between Floyd and Grove Ave-
nues, on the 1900 block. yesterday
morning about - o'clock r. NJ. Ham
cock, contractor reported TO tho
police yesterday morning that his
watch. valued at S35. had been stolen
from the rear OF 3l2 West Franklin
Street where he was engaged on u
piece OF repair work.
The disappearance of Tnsicy. who
had bcen working on the job turned
IIancocll's suspicious in his direction.
and ny the time Traylor arrived tho
coutractnr had quite made up his mind
that the laborcr was tho thief Tho
officer set OF in the direction taken by
Tirslcy when he left his job so sud-
denly, lie caught sight of his prey
running through Monroe Park, and inn
mcdiatcly gave chase, losing the scent
once. and eventually capturing tho
negro by outguessng him. The watch
was recovered from the place il had
been hidden by the thief
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-07-22
DYING BOY BEGS
TO SEE PET DOG
Soon After Request for Play
fellow, He Dies of
Lockjaw.

Asheville, y. c., July 2l.-AIaking
Plea 10 see his pet dog before he died.
eleven -year-old Alvin Aiken. the son OF
John i. Aiken. prominent citizen Of
AshcViile rcCaincd brief consciousness
from an attack of lockjaw and shortly
afterwards passed away. The death of
the boy was tragic in the extreme.
While attempting 10 Jump to the limb
OF tree in a neigh bor's yard several
days ago, the boy missed his hold and
fell backwards. his left arm being
twisted under his body. The bone was
broken and protrudcd through the flesh
causing blood poisoning. which. in turn
developed locktaw. For two days he
fingered between life and death. half
conscious OF the fate that awaited him.
The best medical attention possible was
rendered him, three injections OF anti
toXine heinG injected, but all without
avail. The funeral will take place
Tuesday afternoon.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-07-22
SIN After Carnegie.

Especial Gable TO The Times Dispatch
London. July 21--Miss Lillian Scott
Troy. OF San Francisco. is pursuing
Andrew Carnegie and his British
parliamentary vote. She has persuaded
the Marquis OF Tullibardine. the Duke
OF Athols heir. to instruct the cleo
ton agent 10 enter q formal protest
against the retention Of Carncgics
name on tho voting list when the mat
ter CONES up In Scotland next month.
according TO Miss Troy, great !ndig-
nation is expressed By Scottish peers at
the discovery that Carnegie has not
applied 10 have his name struck of
the register. Lord Tullibardine says
nov that 70 amount OF money or infiu-
"nce can KEEP Carneg!c's name on the
list or Quash proceedings
There is some speculation as TO
whether Carnegie Will fight TO keep mis-
name OH IN. register. To do so he viii
be obliged formally To rcnouucc his
Cuitcd states citizenship. although
Home Secretary McKcnna says in a
letter 20 William Thorne:
1T is not uncommon for a man TO
hay" two nationalities M the same
time"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-07-22
senator. hold Defiance.

Especial to The Times Dispatch.l
Washington. July 21.-"W lille ! feel
under some obligations TO support the
tariff bill, which has been reported by
the Finance Committee. / wish to have
II understood that l am not bound 10
any course OF action here on this mea-
sure"
This statement, made during a tariit
discussion today. b. Senator Cham
bcrlaIn, OF oregon. created furore
among the Democrats. Republicans
chuckled with slee over the boldly an
nounced detection OF Democratic
Senator. who heretofore has declared
his purpose 70 vote for the bill. al
though he knew it meant his political
death warrant.
TIE discussion was over the printing
in the Record Of a map compiled by
Senator Cummins. which showed,
among other things. that 60 per cent
OF the products OF the states east or
the Mississippi were dutiablc. and only
80 per cent {, the products OF the
States west OF that dividing line were
dutiable. Mr.. Chamberlain advocated
printing the map.
AS a Senator from state that has
been Disseminated against In this
bill" calculated Mr. Chamberlain u
desire the fullest information. In
tend 10 act for the best interests OF
Oregon. | desire 10 get the truth, TO
nave light"
Before Senator Chamberlain had
spoken a dozen words, he had the
Democratic leaders badly frightened.
Immediately after he concluded his
defiance. Mr. Chamberlain went into
the Democratic cloak room where he
was surrounded by the party leaders.
Later they said Mr.. Chamberlain had
gone further than he intended. MIR.
Chamberlain would not be seen.
The party leaders rescued the report
ot the snort speech mado by the official
reporters of the Record. and it was
withheld for revision. Chairman Sim
mons said tonight that Senator Cham
bcrlain would not permit it to be
printed in it's original form.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-07-22
EL0PES INSTEAD
Of GOING TO CAMP
While Parents Await Her. Clifton
Forge Girl Gets
Married.
Especial 70 The Times Dispatch. ]

lHl''tstl 10 ! ne / INES DlSD2'C On.
Baltimore, Md, July 2l-Whnc G r
Glass. an engineer OF clifton Forge.
VI. who is in camp with his wife and
some friends at Gilmore Mills. Va was
awaiting the arrival OF his two daugh-
tcrs. who were expected TO get 10 the
camp this morning. one Of the daugh-
ters became 4 bride and is with her
husband. Walter r.. Cohen. OF stanton,
at tho Emerson Hotel. The bride who
Entil yesterday afternoon was Miss
Gladys Glass, elopcd with her husband
Ia this city and was married by Rev.
Joseph Schuman. cantor at the E.utaw
Place Synagogue, AT ; o'clock Yesterday
afternoon. II was due 10 the brides
sister that the young couple were able
10 clopc without the knowledge of her
PARENTS. on Saturday night suitcases
containing the rousseau wcro carried
10 friends house by the sister. who
first suggested 10 their parents TO let
them remain at their home overnight
ana come out TO camp in tho morning
MISS Glass. who was formerly n mem
bci OF the Christian Church. before the
Wedding ceremony accepted the Jewish
faith We are going 10 Norfolk to-
night whore we will spend Il few DAYS
tcfore returning home to face the niu-
sic, said the bride to-day. MY sister
elopcd when she married and every
thing turned out fnc. My parents for
gave her, and think they Will forgive
a.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-07-22
Crops Destroyed by Vail.

Persons In from Brunswick County
represent 4 great destruction Of crops
hy the hail storm or Saturday after
noon. which is said to have been the
worst ever known in that section
From the Nottoway River to Lawrence
Vile. for width OF ton or twelve
miles. there was almost complete de
st"uction Of crops and vegetables.
Tobacco and corn. both OF which gave
promise o. fine yield. wcrc utterly
ruined. the leaves and blades being
thoroughly shredded. Tho hail stones
were quite large. and for some time
after the storm could be gathered up
by the shovclful Trees were stripped
of their leaves by the hail. and many
were blown down by tho wind. Several
barna were also blown down. The cf-
fccts of tho storm were felt in other
counties
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-07-22
mcs-Dispatch Bureau.
BollinGbrook Street.
tPhOnc 1850,
Petersburg. Va. Jul

The grand jury of the Hastings Court
VIII rcconvcne tomorrow and resume
investigation Of the alleged irrcgulari-
ties at the Third Ward Precinct at the
municipal primary election on June 10
The election officers of the ward and
Il number of others, who are supposed
to know anything about the reported
irregularities, have been summoned TO
appear before the grand jury to tell
ali they know about the matter. II is
not believed that the investigation will
develop any Intentional wrongdoing
All the irregularities thus far discov-
cred We're simply clerical and have
been corrected.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-07-22
NEW TERM OF COURT
Three Indictments Returned by Grand
Jury md SmnlI Civil Dockct Set.

Indictments were returned yester-
day by the grad jury in Hastings
Court. Fart H.. against Arthur Thomas.
Cleveland Farmer ana Harvie Strong
for dllcSed fclonieS Farmer will BIO
tried before Judge Ernest II. Wells
on luiy %, Will" the others will be
arraiSnsd on September II.
The civil docket g unusually small
on accpurt OF the rumt.cr Of contin-
uances th;t have been granted at the
request az attorneys Tn" only cases
SGT are: l. ]. CheatwooG against l.. L.
DunStan. July -. Il; NJ Walker
against Norfolk aud Western Railway
and Atlantic Coast Line railroad, July
- Charles L. Emory against tho Vir
rInia Silk Mills. Irc. I'm: %
.'u~ Sn,n' was returned yesterday
against w H. Gates for sii1.2S, In
favor OF c. r Moore, who seeks to re-
cover for eight months house rent at
$50 m"nth and two small gas bills.