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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-11-30
DESDE GUAYAMA
Juicios por JuradO que han
de- ceIebrarss aqui on eI
mes de Diciembre.
PENA De MUERTE
Siete iuicios seguidos en- esta
Corte por delito de aten
tado 4 Ia vida.

DieiembFe 5. Ram5n Santiago,
atsntado eortra 10 vida.
Diciembrs S. Santiago Cora, atsn.
tAdo cor trA 10 vide.
Diciembre &. Ram6n Cora. atsn.
tado contra 10 vide.
Disiembre 6. Juan Rivers, tsnta.
tiva do vlolaci6n.
Deismbre 7. Fresno, Jim6neg, %.
daeei6n.
Dlcismbrs I. EsAimo Jim6nez,
ateItAdo contra 10 vida.
Dieiembre s. Juan Ostz, hurto
mayor.
Disiembre s. Gua1alups Hsrnkn.
dex, h1rto mayor.
Disismbrs 10, Juan Nartfnex AL
vArado, ast tsinato On primer grado.
Dieiembrs II. Pe1ro Aliess, ass
sinato On primer grade.
Dieismbrs Is. Estsbau DslAnoy
asssinAto On ssgundb grado.
D.c.embrs - Dolores Ls6n, aIs
sini to On stgundo graco.
Dieismb u. Valentin SAE tlsgo,
violaci6n.
Disismhrs IA. Fsllps Bslpre y
otro, ateLtAdo eoEtrA 10 vida.
Dteiembrs Il. Csystano Bonilla,
muti' asi6n.
Diciembre Is. Modesto Garcia
sseslamieuto.
Disismbrs Is Luis semidey, %
ealamienio.
Diciemhgs II. Julio Godrsau,
soacci6n.
Dieismbre II. Ffansiseo Llesa,
deltso contra nAtura.
Dieismbre IS. Antoaio eintrSn,
ate tentado contra ID vida.
DIeismbrs 10. Gregorio DGvila,
atensado contra 10 vida.
Dieiembre 20. EdwArdo @sgarrs,
escalamiento, Eltsbsn Fonssea, hurto
mayor euantia.
DieIembre 20. Gaspar CaHrillo,
eseAlsmisnto.
Diciembre q. Francisco Alva
rex periurio; juan Alvarado. atsn
ltAdo e'ntra 10 vida
Dieiemhre a.. Juan o tix, eseA
miento; DomIugo Tor g., muttlasi6p
Rraneisco G lllart, eonsrA oil Erario
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-11-30
IN CHOQUE FONESTO
Cuarenta y siete muer-
tes cauSadas por un
empleadO,
MUCHOs HERlDOS
Despues de, choque Sc detlara
un vio!ento incendio que
aumenta el desastre.

Bor deieuido mex plieRble de un
emp'ssdo del ierroeArrll Baltimore
and Ohio,. suarsnta y i!ets de les
sisrto sese 10 y sireo pa aisroa que
iban On nm trsn de inmlgrsnteV, pere'
eisron sn un thoque en Wocdville,
Indians, y otroa trsiuta quedaron he
ridos, muehos do los euales psreceran.
De los mrertos, mushos 10 fatron
qusmAdos vor los llsmss que 80 DO.
elrsraron On euAnto oeuiri6 el dssas-
tre. Los pasaisroa Gran todoa ruscs
polasos 8 fervios dsssmbAreados hscs
POGO y qua 40 dirigian q duass dc sic
} otros Estsdos.
El trsn deatruido tormGbs Ia ts~
gurdA sseei6n do unl directo de Balh
more El mAQuinista del trsn de car
q n6mero 96. obsdeciendo 6resres re.
eIbIdas, espsr6 On nm desvladevo en-
Babdosk, Indiana, q que rAlars al
tren dc inmigrAntes y ssgdnse dice ete
smplsado no sabia que el trsn que Sc
psraba vsnfa en- doe aecsicres, aun
Que otros sGsdsn que la primera no
llsvaha sei1a!es que in iicAsen mArshA
b. dividido sn dos.
Tan pronto eomo pAs6 10 rrimers
mitad por BAbdotk, 81 tren de eNga
pArti6 haeia 81 cate, obEeuFeeida 10
sseaaa luz do 10 mAdrugAda Bor Ia
n.eve que sIfs, q DOLLAR una eurvA
aparsci6 en- teente 10 segunda sssci6n
del tren do inmigrartse, con vsloeidad
dc suarsnta millAs por h1rs.
.El choQus tue tsrrible puss 70
hubo sismpo do dsr irsno y en el que.
duron hsshos asiillAs sels cArros de
ambos trenes y sus restoa rodarc q
por nm declivs dc diez pi6I.
Casi Embellishments SO deelar0
iaego, y Aunqus los sobrsvl'isntss
| lueharon con dssespsrasi6n para sAi-
var q los prisioneros en- RQuellA h,'
guers, frS impossible sacarA q A'guncG
Gus estaban hridos ] Z sramense y su
istos Dor hanets y madsrAs, psresien
do 4 ls vista do los horr orixIdoa sal &
vadores.
ri ruido del cht que f4s tai, que
do mut h, distanciA aCudisFon gran
lndmsro de sgrisuliores quieues prea
ltaron euantos nc xl.ios pudieron mien
|rav LEG aban do d tersntss punlos, en-
tr epsa do auxilio, emp lsados, m6discE
y Ct iermsros.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-11-30

AeGbA de morir un psrsonsjs OUT
sonos'6 la alsg fa dc snriqusVer''
fahnloaamSnts, do fundsr ma sSpscIt
do imr % 10, do yer 1 dos pusbltS bs
tirss tres amos. por sus Interests, quG
hsbfan llsgsdo & ser mctivo do ma
Ihiatoria. Llsv6 ls vida on 10 quis
,ud. en- medic de arilstioas queridaH
En I'm. aprsci6 tAuso msior los refns
misr tos ca al txlsiercis. por htbsr
uasido do una flmlliE humilde dc
HAmburgo.
e. sontrasts entire Is mediceridad
do 50. .adolssesncia y el Eiulf) de 81
sdAd madura 10 do. sin duca, oil ma
ximun de satisfaeei6n dsssAb'e 9. Agrs
gad q elt> que no eonoei6 nunsa Ii
m'esr.s, nj las inquistudes. las timi
deees y los rensores smbrsdos por
eas mals diosa on los Q rszones ma,
s6l!dos. Tsl ftS 10 vida dc Alfredo
Belt, el eolaborsdor do Ceeil Rhs sdss
y do Barnatc.
70 de lamer tArss que los les escri
torres no 40 impongan todAvia 10 .ta'
reA do rsaliar con el eoncurso do TO-
dos los prestjglos litsrArios, los ava
tares de iemeisntss hon b.es. Estos
llenan en- nnestros tempos IL mission
sssnsiA', y tambi6n gloriosa do los
eonquistadorss ilusirss saptados "a
tss. Kvidentsmsnss que 81 los libros
del porvenir iuzEAn los resultados
del ssfusrxo intsntados durante los si
CLOS XIX y Xxx Ascrdarkn 10 prstxse'
leneia Slla sxEaordinaria cruzada en-
prsndfda por los dnaneisros 6 indus
trislss. con 81 oti,to do aacar produe'
to do AuatrAliay Africa. La misi6n
del pueblo romano fu6 psrIeguids dss
pr6s do una in'srrup, ,l6n do trees ai'
CLOS. Mrcho antss do eisn amos, el
continents negro sstarA subierto do O.
minos dc hero , do t&hrieAs.
El orc, oil d'amante oil eAuaho, y sl
algod6n sNaa un tsioro ineompara'
BILE. Hacs mucho que eata obra estA'
RIA t,rmir ada ai los euroy eos no hu'
bisssr, por eulEA del Teuton, gaatado
billonsa on crucsr0s, Q. f mes fusileB.
B!smAsk ha dif,rido por sincuents
AMOS cate prcgreso. prolongando 10
era barbara mas ALA del termino nA'
mural. Fl ssy6 on eusntA do todo %
10. demasiado tarde, suando aeonsei6
10 civilization do los paiGes tx6iicos
& July Ferry.
F-6 preois samente on sata 6poeA
euAndo A ftedJ Bsit dsi6 Hamburgo
aobrs nm navio que 90 haefA & 10 mar
con dsstiDo al sabo. Desds 1881 Ia
nina dc Goleaberg Kopis ofseoi6 ms &
nifIoas pedrerfas. Su campo 40 volvit
10 eiudad do Kimberley.
Glen millonsH anualss sran ex DOR
tados dc este lugAr hasia los grandea
eapitales. EstA eiudAd do jacAles, de
ealderAs, do cAsss dssn outab blss, d.
bAnQuetss de MADEIRA, de fkbricAs ha'
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-11-30
Ia muert0 de Alfredo Belt

meArtss, Go bax1rfs de carton bitr m
noso fn6 spgsr dro do IL inseligeDcia
do los hombres de Kimbel 10y.
Sc IEraparon al rsdedor do Cecil
Rhodes, uno { uno. Compendium
los tf.etcs funsstos de Ia c'mpetereis
que dividc los fasrx 3, los cspitaisi
y les msd!os dc sxIio.
Cuando Les ideas do Ceei Q Rho
'es comepzsrop & reslizsrse, Alfredo
Belt imsgtE6 nm plan do union. .SiD
cesar cree rmas iL6ditss do corNa
tos. NarAvilloso vs'e6le 60, supo de-
sigaAr IN obisto & las grsndes smbi
clones que hasiA germinsr hkbilmsnie
en- los esriritus, La obrs g'gsnta 90
elabor6 sierta noehs, despues do ana
conversation eutrs sl peQusno judo
de Hamburgo , Ceeila Rhodes.
u gus psnsais ssta moth, little
Alfredo Part cs's sbaorto.
Pisnso On el error dc eatos tontos
que 90 srrufnAn y On sl poder que re'
sultsrfa Al que los unisra.
-Ea curioic; hs ref xlonado N do
el DIE sobre 81 mismo Asunto. Es ne
cna-io que nosotfus 10 hsgamos little
Af,sds.
De estas pAlabrss surgi6 10 idsa
impsrialismo ipgleg que tsms sl mum.
do Al prelente.
Uaisron { todos los disidentss y
pronto el exiso eoron6 sus eafasf zos.
su eloeusnsia, Ia multitud dc sus sue
ffos, sonvsncieron { Barney Barnato,
el hombre propistario do uatroeientcs
millones, que debfs suicidaras, mas
tards, sin raz6n ninguns, srroilndoss
oil mar por snsima del bcrdsie del
psQusbot que 10 sondusfa & Europa
Hay gsntss que tisnen gusto
por sato; otros. por aqusllo. Tsn6is
ganAa do an imperio. Basno. o. syu
dare.
BArnato, con ESQ dnica pAlabrA,
ae habia hstho soeio suyo.
Provistos de los eapitalss ineo
menaura bles que lss asegur6 ssia allan
xa, los hombrss do Kimberley pndis-
rcn aeapArAr los yasimientos aurite
ros DEL TranavAAl. Y % omnipolen'
clio Aument6.
Algunos cbmsnzlron & bAutizsr 4
Cecil Rhodes ton sl nombre dol sNA'
pole6n del CAbo.s Prspara 10 guerrs
Gel TfansvAal y la apropiaei6n ds
las dos rsl dblisas bosrs. La lfnss
f6rrea del Cabo oil Cairo promsts a,
Prineips dc G Alss el dominic sobrt
toda el Africa.
Lo admirable de sita Obrs 90 Il
poteneia Qre 10 obtisne & favor do II
solidAridad do los sifaerxoa indus
triAles. Pierpont Morgan, Rnksfs
| ller. Carnegie, CON 10 miimA sagAsi-
dad supieron inaugurA en- Am6ries
10 era alberta on Africa v On Irg.ate
IRA por lcs hombres de Kimberley.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-11-30
De PARIS NADIA mas
va Neg6 e la nta gnCO SurdO que ha trao PARIS BAR
no eabecmenO de S CaSe en- Sa que Se dredamn de Paris

LIS SoMf REkOS MODSLOS ea &c ma toda
vepde del "a
BAZAR prendos @ las Oamas pnan
ted Paris Este
S ependldo.
aes que dlma bord d.
ndados rdar All
SALDOS HAN DJ ADO DE VENDER EN- NEW
YORK
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-11-30

HE VRNDIN variss easAs de mi
propiedad on sl pueblo dc Luquillo.
Iotorms,& Modesto Cas-, San
Francisco e2, A'tus. San Juan. 16-o
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-11-30

Vease nuestro lnteresante 70.
llettn, EICabGIIsro ds Co.
sG RoiG, epoca de la gran
revoluci6n francesa, en- las
pAginas s. y g..
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-11-30

LA SPorto Roo Fl bel Comps
ryS 90 IL empreAa americans Que ha
eomprado sl hotel sLAS P&'m&ts =
al balneArio do CoGmc.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-11-30

udes reaz1das duraue utmos a e
PARIS BAZAR la au esabem de Europa Con
ano m grande,
Los artos que expor pue
ten Cmdade de Europa Amerca
BAZAR centea esoJda de la
Cpslv hche nad de moda
e PARIS.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-11-30

prsparA IN gran hsile pAra sl dia do
10 Purisima CoSeepsi6n,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-11-30

Han ingrtssdo sn la e&rsel de
Ponce, Antonio Bait y j. r. TIRES.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-09-27
$3.50 VERDICT
is AW ARDED
After -Four Weeks Struggle
10 County Court
in THE McKINSTRY CASE
Fourth Trial Resulted Today in Verdict
for the Plaintiff, Who VIII Also
Recover Costs of the
Trial.

The jury in the case Of McKinstfy
~. Collins and Lowell, which has been
On trial ii Washington county court for
four weeks, returned verdict this
morning for the plaintiff to recover $50
and costs for injuries alleged To have
beeh sustained when the defendants,
a. officers, went to serve papers in j
replevin suit The jury reported at sso
o'clock, after having been in court once
yesterday afternoon to ask for the read
ing Of certain portions Of the testimony
and Tor definition Of assault
On the last trial Of this much-tried
case, the jury failed 10 agree and was
discharged In 1903 jlmy rendered
a verdict in favor Of AlcKinstry to the
amount Of S700. Two years prior to
that struck jury decided IN favor Of
the defendants
There was no case ready for trial
and court took a recess until this af-
tcrnoon The court announced that ad
iournment would be taken on October
~ To make way for the October Sit
ting of supreme coii1t 4 divorce was
granted the petitioner ia the Barre case
Of Hetherington vs. Hetherington, with
the right to resume her maiden name.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-09-27
ALL BAPTISTS URGED
TO WORK FOR mo- VOTE
Resolutions Adopted Yesterday After
noon Are to That Effect--Next
State Convention to Be Held
in Rutland.

TIE Baptist state convention which
has been held IN Montpelier closed last
night with All address by Rev. A. Q.
Dixon of Chicago
II was voted 70 bold the next state
convention at Rutland ia September.
1907, Thc Rev. r. Il. Morris of Burlimg
ton was assigned 10 preach tie nnnuaI
perinon. The report .of the committee
on neurology showed that no pastor in
active service has died during the past
wa"
Eraternal greetings were extended 70
me convention by the Rev. j p. Davis of
Ennsburg Falls for the Free Baptists /:
the Rev L. F. Reed Of Montpelier for
the Vermont conselItioBof Congregations
al ehufclless the Rev. VI. H. Dukeshire
of Montpelier Tor the Vermont Method
ist conference. and the Rev G. p Well
man Of Montpelier for the Unitarian
churches.
The committee on resolutions reported
through the Rev. Il. ~ BagIiss az Lud
low, the chairman, and the report was
unanimously adopted These resolutions
contained a paragraph providing that 80
long as the present license law is on the
statue books, all Baptist are urged to
work for mo- vote III their several
town.
The fame Of the Rcy. DIR. A. c. Dixon
OF Chicago, the speaker Of the evening,
attracted 4 very large congregation, last
evening, although many Of The delegates
went to their homes BY The early even
ing trains. DR.. Dixon's theme was
Evangelism and he handled IL with a
wealth OF illtIstration and beauty oi
diction that held the closest attention 81
his hearers. The closing prayer was Of.
fered BY the Rev. A. f. Foote OF Fair
Haven.
One remarkable thing about this sue.
cessful convention that closed is that Of
the nearly IS assignments on the three
days programme only one person failed
To appear aud speak at the time schetl-
tiled and that one was absent because OF
sickness in his family
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-09-27
AN ARREST MADE
IN MURDER MYSTERY
New York Police Have a Suspect in
Case of Death Of Man Whose
Dismembered Body Was Re-
Gently Found

New York, Sept. 27.-~Aron fashion,
aged % years, was arrested last night,
charged with connection with the mur-
der OF his brother, Marhr Aiararion, So
years old. "Mararionn IL the Armenian
equivalent Of the Tukish name Tasll-
jon.
The arrest was made on the theory
that il was the older brothers body
which was found dismembercd in an
excavation oil West 1hirtysixth street
Sunday, and followed lively chase
which started at the home Of the men
at 426 Eleventh avenue.
At the house the police claim that
they found trunk and dress suit
case, both stained apparently With blood
and some red burlap in texture and
color similar to that in which the torso
was wrapped.
The police also took to the station
house a 0-year.old brother OF the two
men. The boy. the police say. told
them that there had been fight in
the house on Saturday night, and that
Aron made several trips from the house
after midnight.
The boy also said according to the
police, that he had seen human head
bundled up in paper. The prisoner has
what the police say is knife wound on
his right elbow.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-09-27

viii Be Held at State House in Mont
peIier Next Thursday.

Montpelier, sept, 27 AaIutant Cen,
eral M. II. Gilmore il IN town perfect
ing arrangements for the reception 70
Governor Il. p. Proctor to be given on
Thursday evening. October /, IN the es
ecutiye chamber lit the state house bg
retiring Governor ana Mis- G. /, Bell,
and for the inaugural ball at the arnofy
that viii follow the reception For this
reception no formal invitations win be
sent out, bnt state officials, meuhers of
the Legislature agM the public generally
are invited. The Whittier orchestra has
been engaged for the reception and the
BALL The latter will be under the auspi-
ces Of Company II, Vermont national
guard.
Tile work 81 decorating the cxccutivc
chambers for the reception. under the
direction Of Col. G. VI Scarf Of Gov
ernor Bells staff, is approaching com
pletion. These decorations will be All
together outside the bcaten path, and
al the suggest Of the retiring governor
w1ll consist very largely Of the products
of field and woods.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-09-27

John b Moran was correct In biz es.
innate that lie would have 700 out Of
about $50 delegates, the number he be-
lieved would attend the Democratic state
convention, out of the total membership
of LOGS.
Mr. Moran appears TO have carried all
of the 80 cities Of the state, the 90 eau
cuses held yesterday as we'll as the 10
beld on Tuesday having resulted IN vic
tories for him.
In addition 10 those cities iii which
his success was anticipated, he carried
Lowell, Lawrence, Chelsea, Cambridge,
Someryille and Naltham, the cities in
which it was contended bv the straight
party Democrats that the anti Moran
sentiment was strongest
Unless there Is surprising change
OF sentiment among the delegates be-
tween now and the date Of the conyen.
tiou, there seems To be no reason 10
doubt that John D Moran will be nom
mated.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-09-27
MISSION BOARD OFFICERS.
Were Elected at Annual Meeting in
Swanton.

Swanton, Sept. 2T.--At the 34th an
nual meeting Of the Vermont branch OF
the woman's board Of missions, which
was held yesterday afternoon. the fol-
lowing officers were elected
President. Mrs. Henry Fairbanks. st.
'Iohnsbury; ist vice president, Miss SUI
san Clark, Brattleboro: recording seere-
tarv, Mrs. +. II. Elliott. Waterbury;
home secretary, Mrs II. NJ. Buckham,
Burlington; foreign secretary, Mics
Mary G. Torrey, Burlington. secretary
Of young peoples work. Miss Matilda
t;oIding, Wilmington; treasurer Mrs. G.
II. Stevens Of ST. .Iohnsbnry: assistant
treasurer, Mrs ]. II. Brooks, st. Johns
bury The election Of officers was fol.
lowed by well rendered solo by Miss
Marion Gilmore.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-09-27
TALK OF THE TOWN

Sweet potatoes, Is pounds for 2Sc at
Smith & Cummings.
Edison records for October now ready.
Averill music company.
Frank r. Austin, clerk in the Barre
savings bank, returned last night from
Burlington, where he spent tgo weeks
vacation.
Miss Marie Burroughs of Ferrisburgh
is the guest of friends in this city for
few days.
II has been decided 10 hold the next
meeting Of the Modern Woodmen cs Am
erica in Montpelier in June. 1907. The
committees viii be appointed later.
A minister's meeting will be held Mon
day 1T 1890 4. nj. ii the Y. MI q a..
at Montpelier The paper will be BY the
Rev. Perrin 3. Fiske Of Plainfeld. Sub
ieet, Experiences During 40 Years of
Ministry All ministers are invited to
attend.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-09-27
SEVEN DIAMOND RINGS
HAVE BEEN RECOVERED
They Were Stolen From Store Of A. d.
Bristol in Burlington--EarI Jack
man Of Shelburne Charged With
Stealing Them.

Burlington, Sept. 27.-Earl JaelSman
of Shelburne was arrested in that town
yesterday hy tbs police department,
charged with stealing seven diamond
rings valued at s4o0 ffom the store Of
A. D. Bristol in this city Jackman was
brought to this city and lodged in Chit
scnden county Jail The seven rings
we're founa III his possession and are
row il the hands Of the police depart
ircnt
The robbery was committed, il Is sup
posed. shortly before the time foF clos
ing Tuesday evening, although the
rings werc not missed until the store
opened yesterday morning. The dia j.
monds had been placed oDa tray aui put
into the safe for the night JaeiSman
came into the store ostcnsibly to sea
about the re2aring Of waech. He dis
appeared from the store while AIr. Bris
tol was in the back room.
Credit for the arrest Is due Officer
Moran, vhn worked on the case alone all
day Until the arrest of the man.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-09-27
AMERICANS DENOUNCED
FOR INTERFERENCE
Moderate Wing Of Cuban Dispute Got
Frenzied and Then Agreed to
Treat With the Liberal
Wing.

Havana, Sept 81 IA meeting of the
moderate national assembly was has
tily called yesterday to decide whether
some way could be devised To settle the
present difficulty without American in
tervention Those present included Vice
President Mendez Capote and nearly all
the members Of the cabinet and con
grcss. The pent-up indignation against
the American peace commissioners ut
once broke forth. Several men loudly
condemned Secretary Taft aud Assist,
ant Secretary Bacon, who were declared
to have shown partiality il backing the
rebels.
The speakers shouted denunciati0ns of
the American government ansl hotly in.
sisted that the moderate party should
appeal 70 the powers Of the world for
protection.
II was declared that the government
forces should fight TO the death rather
than submit to the terms insisted upon
by the rebels, and one speaker depicted
the horrors Of negro domination which
would result from the threatened liberal
ascendency bought about with the al.
legged assistance of the United States.
Some of the most radical men present
asserted that the government had plen-
ty Of dynamite IN Havana which could
be used 10 prcdpitate those interna-
tional complications that accrue from
the destruction OF foreign property.
When the frenzy subsidized the meeting
settled down to consideration Of the
reopening Of negotiations with the peace
commissioners. 1t was decided that the
cardinal condition Of the feopening OF
negotiations should be that the inodcr-
quire the rebels TO lay down their arms
before proceeding to negotiate Acting
Secretary Of the Interior Montaiso vis-
tied the commissioners, and acquainted
them with the party's insistence on
this condition. adding that if the prop
ositinn was not acceptable 10 them the
government forces would refuse to lay
down their arms or deliver them either
to the rebels or the commissioners.
In the meanwhile, Senator Doiz pro-
posed that both sides appoint commit
tees Of six to treat for peace, but with
the prior condition that the rebels lay
down their arms. Secretary Taft ap.
proved of this.
After hearing the views Of Secretary
Taft, the assembly notified Mr.. TAFT
that they would appoint a committee
OF six TO meet a similar committee from
the liberals, leaving all points Of differ
cnce to the arbitration Of tie commits
sioners.
IL was agreed that al the session OF
congress on Friday the resignation of
President Palma would be tabled pend
ing negotiations II was the ultiInatum
issued by Niessrs. Taft and Bacon that
brought the moderates to agree to these
conciliatory methods.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-09-27
And $4,000 IN Money at
Chelsea, Mass.
TOTAL LOSS Is 100000
Fire Was Discovered in an Unused Car
Of the Boston s. Northern Street
Railroad Believed That 1t
was Incendiary.

Boston, sept 27 Ninety new trolley
cars were destroyed this morning By n
fire which consumed the Washington
avenue car barns Of the Boston and
Northern street railroad at Chelsea The
flames were discovered at 1.a0 o'clock
in an unusuad car. The mystery of the
origin gives rise 10 the belief that it
was incendiary The whole Chelsea fire
aided by engines from Boa-
ton, worked until $3.50 o'clock before
the fire was under control. A safe con-
tanning $4,000 was melted and III con-
tents were consumed. The buildings are
almost wholly destroyed. The loss IS
estimated at 100000, and h said 10
be covered by insurance.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-09-27
aThe volunteer organist. 2

The vast amount Of speculation that
was at large as 20 how drama dealing
SO strongly with the affairs Of thechurch
would be taken BY patrons Of the theatre
has long since beca pciiaauently arfcs.
ed and il has been most happily proven
that The Volunteer OrqanistN i Just
the play that the people have been T'ait
inQ TO see eastwise. one woll indge
50 By the phenomenal business accorded
iho attraction wherever It Ass been pre-
sc9iei
ipre Is such thing A. "too much
b. ! eood thing but @The Volunteer Or.
caldd' will not be found too "ChurciHn
az there Is Qoodly portion Of comedy
throughout the pieee, thus relieving that
wlicn d too critical audience might term
somme. IT w4ll be seen at the opera
house Tuesday, Oct 2.