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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-07-13
USED GASOLINE FOR WATER.
Exploded and Then Men Tried to Put
Out Fire With Gasolene-2O Hurt.

Cincinnati July 49, Nearly twenty
Italians We're injured yesterday in a
peculiar accident near Baldwin, Ohio,
where they were working on railroad
tracks In preparing spaghetti their
cook called for water Two OF the men
dipped from a large tank two buckets
OF what they supposed was water. The
liquid when supplied into a kettle proved
TO be gasolene. An explosion followed
the pouring Of the first bucket into the
kettle. Thereupon one Of the Italians
tried to extinguish the flames with more
gasolene The result was second ex-
plosion, which injured nearly all the men
who had escaped the first. Three were
terribly burned, and their condition ii
considered critical.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-07-13
BOARD oRcANIzEs.
Trustees Of Insane Asylum Say They
VIII Go SLOW.

Waterbury, July 13.-At a special
meeting Of the board Of trustees OF
the state hospital for the insane, held
yesterday afternoon for the purpose of
organization, Don d. Burditt Of Pitts
ford, the only former member Of the
board, was elected chairman and DR..
c. /. Erwin of Newport Center, was
chosen secretary. W L. Dow OF Hard
wick, is the third member OF the board.
The trustees have received five APP
phcations for the position OF superin-
tendent, made vacant by the resignation
OF DR.. Aarcello Hutchinson, and DR..
Erwin viii investigate the standing Of
The applicants.
It was definitely stated yesterday that
no superintendent win be appointed for
at least one month, and possibly for
two months. 1t is limited that the trus-
tees may consider DIR. Hutehinson'sa res
ignation carefully before accepting it,
and it is possible that he may be asked
to withdraw it and accept the position
OF superintendent of the medical de-
partment of the institution at a salary
Of $4,000.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-07-13
KNOX SEES THE PRESIDENT.
Holds Important Conference at Oyster
BaY.

Oyster Bay, L. L, July Ex-senator
p. G. Knox Of Pennsylvania, former at
torney general, held a long and import
ant conference with the president Tues
day night at Sycamore Hill, where he
was an overnight guest. This confer
ence covered wide range Of subjects
but it can be said related to one mat
ter in particular, which is OF profound
personal and official concern to the pres
ident. No statement was made about
the result Of the conference. Senator
Knox who left Oyster Bay at $40 a.
NJ, for New York, declined 70 discuss
for publication the result Of his inter-
view with the president. II, after com
municating with Washington by tele-
phone from New York be should find it
unnecessary to 60 to the capital he VIII
proceed directly to bis home at Valley
Forge
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-07-13
HINT OF LAND CRABS.
Mormon Advice to Brethen Is Subject Of
an Inquiry

Mormon Advice to Brethen IS SUBJECT Of
an Inquiry
Washington, d. c., July 1s.-Letters
have been placed before Commissioner
Richards of the general land Office, writ
ten by members Of the Mormon HER
archy, advising brethen who desire to
settle on lands within the Jintah re-
servation in Utah, which viii soon be
thrown open for settlement, to do busi-
tess with the presidency at Heber City,
Utah.
These communications state that GER
tain Normons have "land Office connee-
tons which win be of value to those
OF the church who desire to enter upon
the Uintah lands.
Commissioner Richards has addressed
letter to William II. Smart, Joseph r.
Murdoch and James F. Jensen, Nor
mons, living at Heber City, asking them
what is meant by the assertion that
they have land Office connections" that
can be used to advantage in making set
Elements upon the public domain
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-07-13
DEAD IN BED.
Daniel Wells, Prominent Milton Farmer
Was 65 Years Old.

Milton, July 13.-DanieI Wells, a
prominent farmer, was found dead in
bed yesterday. Mr.. Wells had not been
i'll and was apparently in good health,
as he attended to his duties Tuesday
as usual.
Mr.. Wells was 65 years old. He is
survived by his wife, two sons, Henry,
OF Milton, and William of Springfield,
Mass, and by two daughters, Mrs. Bailey
Of Morrisyille and Mrs. Holmes Of Brook
SIDE
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-07-13
RATTLE WITH OUTLAWS.
One Killed, One Wounded, After They
Shot Detective

Winfield, kan, July lac. S. Cal
houn Of Kansas City Santa lie Rail-
way detective, was instantly killed at
Cedaryale early yesterday BY two out.
laws, who were shot down later by a
posse Of citizens at Hewins, seven miles
from Cedawale close to the Oklahoma
state line.
One Of THE outlaws, Ed. AIadigan Of
Ponca City, Okla, was killed instantly
by the posse. The other, William Chad
burn Of this city, was MORALLY wounded.
The outlaws exchanged shots with the
posse. J. NJ. Pope, merchant, was shot
through the foot, and a Mrs. Malone was
struck in the leg BY stray bullet.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-07-13
MOVE 10 CHECK RACE NEWS.
Western Union May Adopt New Regu
lations.

New York, July 18.-The executive
committee OF the Western Union Tele-
graph Company adopted resolution
yesterday recommending to the full
board Of directors that racing news from
horse races be not supplied BY the COM
pany except to persons receiving them
through a regular Office.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-07-13
NEVER SOUGHT BIDS.
Supt. Cakes Testifes in State Prison In
yestigation.

Bellows Falls, July 49,. The legisla-
tive committee which on Tuesday visit
ed the state prison at Windsor continued
the investigation into the affairs of
that institution here yesterday Gov,
Bell was present, and Attorney General
Fits conducted the examination.
E. NJ. Cakes, who was superintendent
Of the prison from 1888 until March OF
this year, was questioned as to his meth.
Cd OF purchasing supplies. He testified
that, although be never publicly solicited
bids, he always endeavored to buy pro-
visions at the lowest possible price.
Cakes was represented BY counsel It
is expected that The investigation win
continue for two weeks.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-07-13
Record Heat On Mt. washington.

Mt. Washington, N. IT., July 49,. The
temperature on the summit OF Mt.
Washington during Tuesday night and
early yesterday was the highest in sew
eral years. AT 6 a. m. the thermometer
registered Sc, and at 9 a. m. it pointed
to 64. a large snow bank is still visible
on Mount Jefferson.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-07-13
AmeTican League Standing.
Yesterdays National League Scores.

AT Boston--1st game, Cincinnati Is,
Boston 8 End game, cincingati 3, Bos-
ton 2.
AT New York Chicago s, New York
Al
At Brooklyn Brooklyn 5, Pittsbmg
8.
At Philadelphia st. Louis 9, phila-
dolphin /
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-07-13
Rest, Health and Comfort to Mother ana
salsfIA

MRS wISsLow's SOOTHING SYRUP. for
children teething, softens the gums reduces
inflammation, allays ali pain, ana cures WIND
collie. Perfectly safe In all cases. We would
say TO every mother who has a suffering child
Do not let your prejudice, nor the prejudices
OF others stand between you and your suffer-
absolutely sure--to follow the use OF this
medicine, iftimely used. Price ace. bottle.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-07-13
Not All Alike.

when you know that a man is a
devotee Of golf, said the enthusiastic
golfer, ''you can be absolutely certain
Of his mental caliber and be assur-
ed''-
"0h, come, ! wouldn't say that" re-
piled the plain man. II don't doubt
that some men pay golf who are really
quite sensible Philadelphia Press.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-07-13
RUTLAND MAN DROPS DEAD.
Benjamin F. Pollard, Aged 50, Formerly
Merchant.

Rutland, July 13.--Benjamin F. Pol
lard, aged 50 years, dropped dead Of
apoplexy at the Hotel Elmore yesterday
afternoon. For many years he had con-
Quoted a mems furnishing store here
and he was one Of the city's best known
business men. He is survived BY wife
and four children.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-07-13
Launching Of the Vermont

Washington, July 13-The battleship
Vermont will be launched ut the yards
Of the Fore River Ship & Engine Com
pany, Quincy, Mass, on Aug. ST.. Miss
Bell, daughter OF Gov. Bell, Of Vermont,
has been chosen sponsor
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-07-13
DUNCAN SEES PRESIDENT.
Granite Cutters Secretary In Important
Conference at Sycamore Hill.

Oyster Bay, July 19. Samuel Com
pers, president, and Jame Dtmean Of
Quincy Mass, vice president Of the
Amrican Federation Of Labor, arrived
yesterday for an interview with Presi-
dent Roosevelt regarding an important
labor matter. Mr. Gompers declined
70 tell the subject Of the conference
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-07-13
Uncomfortable.

1You have travelled mooch LoueyYD
II haf ] vas in Venice, yonee In
Venice, Fritz, der middle of der streedt
vas all vatern
Great bologna Dot vas bad place
for man NIT shay"
ivy sof"
eVen der sidewalk got too small how
could be dake der middle Of der streedt
vitoudt getting drowned ?"-C Chicago
News.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-07-13
Cotton King Suicide; reared insanity

New York, July 13.-W. B. Howell,
a millionaire cotton planter Of Pine
Bluff Ark, believing he was going blind,
shot aud killed himself in his room at
the Navarro Hotel. He was known
Throughout the Southwest as the Arkan-
sas cotton king.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-07-13
PLATTsBURG.

Earned runs, Burlington 3, Plattsburg
81 two base hits, Deininger, Skelly, Cos
grave, w; three base hit, Mcdonnell;
sacrifice hits, Deininger 2; stolen bases
Dowd, Matthews 3, Aldinger, Cosgrave,
n; bases on balls, of Vickers 2, off
Washhurn 2. of johnson 2; left on
bases, Burlington II, Plattsburg 6; first
base on errors, Burlington 6, Plattsburg
8; struck out, by yickers 4; hits off
Washburn 6, of johnson .. double play,
Mcdonnell to Kretehell 10 Bottemus;
passed ball Brennan; wild pitches,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-07-13
Els loss.

Scovill- What are you mad about?
Clarke-The railroad company has
found the trunk ! lost.
scovill-Do you consider that cause
for anger?
Clarke Well, I should say yesl
Wouldn't You be mad ii you had to
take S4 trunk in place Of the $50
damages you had been expecting?--
Cleveland Leader.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-07-13
AUTOS REACH BOSTON.
First Of Glidden Tourists to Reach the
Hub Was w. C. White.

Boston, July 13.-The FIRST of the au-
tomobile tourists who are making the
nun from New York to the White Noun
tains in the Glidden contest was w. G.
White Of Cleveland. Three cars had ar
rived up to 2 o'clock yesterday afternoon,
the others being driven by w. j. Bir-
mingham Of Detroit and E. A. Gilmore
OF Boston. Mr.. White made the trip
from Hartford in hours and 40 min
utes
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-07-13
Killed BY Falling Building.

Baltimore, July 13.-The Glenn Build
ing, one Of the smaller Office buildings,
collapsed yesterday, killing two persons
and injuring one.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-07-13
STOLE A RAZOR.
Arthur Benoit Had Been Sojourning in
Barre Since.

Burlington, July Arthur Benoit
was arraigned in city court yesterday
on the charge Of stealing a razor from
William Besette, a barber, near the car
barn. He pleaded guilty and was fined
So and costs Of S9.19, or go days at
the House 81 Correction. Benoit's faith
er win pay up.
The theft was committed May "a.
Benoit walked into Besette's tonsorial
rooms and filched d razor from the bar
ber's assortment. Then he became a
bird Of passage and flew to Barre. Tues
day night he returned and the police
nabbed him.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-07-13
RTTLAND.
lIhe seore IN innings

Earned runs, Hyphens 5 three base
hit, Standard; two base hits, Duff, Dor
man, Apperious; bases on balls, off
Brown 2, of Coombs struck out, by
Duhee j, by Coombs 8 double plays,
Dorm } to Standard to Ashmore, Cotter
to Shean, Standard to Doyman; wild
pitch, Brown; time, 2 hours; attendance,
700.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-07-13
Yesterday's AmeEiean League Soc

At Chicago1st game, Boston Chi
eago 0; End game, Chicago 4, Bostoi
i.
at Detroit-New York Z, Detroit 0.
AT Philadelphia Cleveland, rain
At Westinghouse. Louis, rain
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-07-13

Washbun 2, johnson / hit by pitched
bali, Bottemus, Cooper; time, 2;20; um-
pire, Ready.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-07-13
CANAL CONFERENCE
shonts and Stevens Coming to See the
President

Washington, July 1s. President Theo-
dore p Shonts and Chief Engineer Ste
vens, Of the Panama Commission. went
to New York last night They will have
a conference with the President Oh Fri
day,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-02-03
Information

Ell doctor Fernandez Mater, ms.
pect0r que fu6 de SaDidad lo:aI, Sc ha
dedicado "a ejercicio de su profession
de m6dicO y apesar de que Be le han
ofrecidO titulares. no las ha aCeptadO.
-Esta maflan& no pudO COnstituirse
el JuradO en- el Tribunal de Distrito
para c0nocer de Ia causa que por ase-
sinato en- primer gradO Sc sigue con-
ira Rosa Conception. cometid0 en- eli
barriO eCupey3 de Rio Piedras. Es
possible Que esta tarde Sc constituya el
Jurado.
Hoy recibi6 81 Gobernador una
caFta de una casa de comercio de New
York. diEigida asi: SPuerto Rico, Isla
de Cuba. ,
So ha ac0rdado por 81 Ayunts-
miento de Ia ciudgd imponer en- el pro-
ximO presupuesto una pequefI8 contri-
buci6n & los dueflos de estabiecimienr
tos por los r6tulos COIgantes que colo
quen.
Sc hR negAdo ingreso en- eI hospi-
tai municipal & persOnas que padecen
Intermediates infecciOsas pOr carenCia
de locales especiales en- ell ediiciO.
Ell COncejO de la ciudad ac0rd6
an0che reca bar de Ia Asamblea Legis-
lativa que dicte una ley que regule el
precio que deben satisfacsr los abaste-
cedores de Carne de tods Clase de ga
nadO que Zee saCrifque para el consume
D6biico.
Ell AIcalde ha SoIicitado del Ayun-
tamiento que pida & ID Camara Legis-
iatiya, que suprimR del presupuest0 de
San Juan Ia Carga de CaminoB Vecina-
les poF no tener ni1guno. y que esA
partida SO dediQue q componer las ca
lies de PQertR de TERRA y S&ntuTce.
Flors Rodriguez ha sOlicitsd0 del
untamientO que sea trasladado un
asilo su hiiO Angel Miranda. invalidO
de nacimiento. 8 en- su defeCto que SO
le sefiale una pequefla pension.
-El inspector de SAnldad local DR..
Gomez Brioso. ha dado cuentR al al
calde de que 81 hospital municipal no
reune cond1ciones y de que es made
cuRdO para albergar enfermos de MIN
gunR Clase.
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Mikado" ser8 m
aeOni8elRlsnt0 artfstiCO.
Extraordinario entusiasmo reina pa.
ra esa fiesta.

va est6n & Ia venta en- el Paris Ia.
ear del senior Giusty. los paIcos pars
ell anunciadO acOntecimiento artfstico
en- ell teatrO, con Ia representation de
Ia opereta comics eEl Miksdo4 ,
Este sensational espectsculo se We
rifcara el IL de los coTrientes.
El dtresso de ID 0bra. que es Iuiosf-
simo. Sc espera ca breve de los Ests-
dos Uuidos.
Los palcos solo cuestsn pesos con
entradae. y esta va sg5tada Ia Vepta
de los mismOs.
Las seflorSs. sefloritss CT balIeros
americsnos que tomarSn psrte en- Ell
desempefio de Is obra, pertenecen & 10
mas distiDguido de esta sociedad.
Lucir6n en- eEl MikAdcS su beIIeza
y gracia encantsdoras Misses. TodO
es suggestive y atrRYente para Ia indi-
cada feats, y es segnr0 que el teatro
Sc vera llenO como nuncR, pues el en-
tusiasmo que reins es Verdaderamente
extraordinaIio.
LA actiyidad de Ia distinguida seflo-
rR Lugo Vifias = damas que lie secun-
dan en- Is organization del susodicho
scontecimiento artfstic1. > las simpa-
tfss que despierta el noble empefio de
tan ganerOs2s sefIoras, fActores son
que haran inolvidab!e por 10 suntuoso,
el gran festival.
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rfamos con placer.1

rfamos con placeF.1
Las dltimas palabras del Padre
Gopon que es un saceTdote. leGder
de los fevolucionarlos rusUs. tai
como fueron dirigidas al diaFio
xThe Standards. de L6ndres, desde
san PeteFsburgo, son las slguien-
teS:
GNos reqniremos en- Ia plaza del Pa
lacio de IaviernO el domingo q las dos
de ID tarde. (22 de enero, Era cristia-
ns).S
Hemos notifcado 81 principe Mirsky
nuestrO deseo de encontFsr al EmperA-
dor & Il misma hora. y eoperanos que
"a Gar asistir5 para recibir nuestrA
s6plica pidlendO la proclamation de
una constitutions
SSi Ia rehusA habr6 an terrible alzs-
mientO populaT.2
possible es que ell PrefeCto 8 un
minlstrO YeDga hAcia nosotros para
reclbiT lR petlCi6n en- vez del Empers
dor. perO no estRmOs dispuestOs or
cosnejo Rlguno.9
SEsperU que medic million de habi
tAntes se CoDgregue en- IL vecindad uel
pRiaciO, entire eliOs 130 mil obreros.S
GMuy possible es que pueda perecer
ell domingo; pero tepgo Ia conviction
de que el derramamiento de sangre, eli
viene, nos traeFa "a hbertad. ST eli
EmperadOT ea discreto, VendFs & San
Petersburgo el domingo y nos enCon-
trAr6 frents 81 palacio.S
xNuestra peticl6n Immediate es la
cOnVocaci6n de una asamblea constitu.
cional que emane del pueblo. No nos
|Dlca et Car u discussion de sus deta-
lies. ST ella promote. tOdo va blen;
ii Ia rehusa 8 Sc ausenta. Las Conse-
cuenCiss ser6n terribies.9
eDios conceda & Rusia muy en- bFeVe
ser tan libre como % es InglRteTra.9
Continust9 este asunto.
EDUARDO UMANN.
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PrOtesta de los dOIni
niCanOS COAtra ell
pTOiOCOIO.
Sc DaIaa en- las CaIIGs Dc Ia ca
pitaI do SantO Domingo.

eIslas Turcas- Bshsmas, Viernes,
Euero 27.-Una reunion hR tenid0
lugar anoche por los dominicanos aquf
RESIDENCES, presidida pOr el seflor Eu-
ger 10 Deschamps (antiguo Vice presi-
en- ls Cual Sc resolVi6 hacer una pro-
tesla naci0nal contra el protocoIo fir
mado en- anero 81 en- la capital de SAM
to Domingo entire Ell gobierno de Mo-
rales > .el miuistrO americana Mr..
Dawson, y Ell comandante Alberto G.
DilliDgam. de Ia armada de los EstadCs
UnidOss respecto & que el gobierno de
Washington dirigira La administration
fnanciera del pals.
La prOtestR aseVera que sera 6rmR-
da por tOdos los dominicanos residen-
tes en- Cuba, Puerto Rico. Curszao.
Venezuela Colombia. los EstadOs Uni
dos y en- las prOVincias de S2nt0 Do
miDgO que han quedRdo fuera del con.
troll de Morales. =.
Una comisi6n compuests de tres
prominentes dominiCanos ira q Was
hingt0n presentar una demands al
presidente Roosevelt.
81 SHerald9 reproduce casi en- los
mismos t6rminos los cablegramas de Il
edici6n de la manana dand0 ls noticia
de que se pelea en- les Gales de Santo
Domingo y Concluye transCribiendo eI
siguiente informe Official.
washington. Vlernes. Enero 27.-
El 19 del actual mes Sc expidieron Or
denes a contralmirante Sagsbbee auto
rizsndole & enViar 81 xDixieS con dos
cientos marinos de Panama 4 Guant6-
namo. donde ellos estar6n listos para
emplearlos en- Cualquier pRrte.
No otras 6rdenes han sido exDedidas
al sDixie9, nj 6rdenes urgentes de MIN
guna clase. en- tsnto el departamento
conoce que no hay disturbios en- Santo
Domingo. 81 eDixie1 dei6 trescien-
tos cincuenta marinos en- eli Istmo.S
Por Is traducci6n.
EDUARDO NEUMANN.
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Han obtenido 81 tftuIo de farma-
c91tiCo, ca los ex6menes llevadoa &
efect0 hace POGO, los sefiOreg SaptiagO
G. del Pin, de SAINTS label: Francisco
Diaz Foutan, de Aguas Buenas; JoGe
Alfonso del Olmo, de Hatillo y Gregg
rio Hernandez Y6lsa, De Camuy,
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CamlsI6n en- vlsquss.

En- Yieques se encuentra una comic
si6n enviRda pOr el gobierno de Was
hington, para estudiar Los fen6menos
aeismogrkfcos y los memories moYi-
mientoe subtaFESne0g.
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Renuacia del ninistaTI0 eabano
e lTssItalla PaIna eOnIgTa a eIIsis

ei6rcito libertadoF han infuido en
este acontesimiento en- virtud de
en6rgiea campafia contra el minis
teri0 que renuncia.
Fl Presidente Estrada Palma ase-
gdFase que ha conjuFado Ia crisis
fernando enseguida nuevo oabi-
nete.
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New York, Febrero 9, I.30 p. M.
Informan de la Habana que ell
ministsrio cubano ha pPesentado Ia
renuncia.
Los successes polfticos dltimamente
desarrollsdos ALI. han ocasionado
la caida del gabinete cubaRo, afr
mandose que los veteranos del
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s { ? f | i 0

Aver se di6 sepuItura & Msrianito
D6vila, hijo del sefIor Alberto Davila,
de Puerta de Terra. que fslleci6 &
cOnsecuepcia de sguda meningitis.
Rssig1acl6nl
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En- eI departamento de Sanidad,
se han recibido esta mahana vRri0s to-
legrsmss. msnifestando que es satis
fsCt0rio Ell estadO sanitario de Ia isIa.
-Durante Ia reception de anOChe
en- el Palacio del Gobern&dor, ameniz6
el acto la banda de TizoI.
-Por habsr Cumplido so cOntrato
han aido sep6rados honrossmente el CO.
DO Manuel Lloveras Y % guardias y
reenganchados, 9.
En- Utuado fu9 arrestado Juan Clo-
quer por acometimieto con arma NOR
tffera. contra Nlcolss Batista ocupsn.
dole un revolver Smith CaFgado. de 9
milfmetros de calibre.
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New York, Febrero3, l.3O p. m.
Mas despachos de la capital rusa
notician que reina absolute tran
quilidad.
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-Esta mafiAna visitaron al Gober-
nador. los Sres. HartzeIl y Ricardo
Hernandez.
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La information acerca de la re-
volucion rusa, continuara maTiana.
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EN- egta i7nprantn % Vends papaa de
peEi6aiQo visis { eQ.QQ auin
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EDUARDO NEUMANN.
New York, EnerO 81. las de Ia
noche.
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Ell Car taV0feC8 las Tef0fnaS

York. Febrero3, emas tendencies saisfacer
Despachos de San Petersbugo xgencs opinion p1bica
afrman que haya dis sentdo liberal
puesto favorecer todo g6nera de
Absolute tranquiIidad en- ell inpsrio russo
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-02-03

La paz es completa.
Los obreros conffan en- que todo
ha terninado.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-10-03
Siset lob fin Del.

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2anbsbp | Nrrbeben al Soenie tele,
%foneret til SerreoSfontoret, at eli
Wono ban6e bGngt Jig.
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til Den og6e Manbs GUS. De bIeu
mobtaaet al en- 9lore Some, JON
itammeoe:
"2i'et ia ie'tte piie Gem, oe' er Is.
ben fin Bel"
"6pao CT bet!" raobte Serreosfulo.
mggtigen, SIR De Rar Of ps2~
"gtei, olbri' Ell bite. Men elers
er oct iaao'n at 2o's ia bangt IL
imorgcS men ga hi far bam ner for,
ba' te' 2i6 igien, aa ba ban iaa berte
at 6~lllompg'tien bar pna Sci Der no,
iaa Lob ban al De-, ban ia, % III
filter ban ouer paa beu ~forban'ebe &ro
% err aaereoe belt ipirenbes.~
Saa fjerte Serreosfulom9gtigen
pioere / 3iitriftet. So bnu fom forbi
aroen bsrte ban en- boIp Snes traf.
tiae Stemmer hinge al irlo Sols:
Sdn ia Iene,
Sar ia Ispe,
San ia, lepe til ban Dor.
Oct bar 9iset, iom lfeireoe lin 8ien'
opitanbeIIe! grrr