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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-01-20
MONTPELIER is WARMING
OVER LICENSE QUESTION
Strenuous Campaign Will Be Wagsd By
the Mo- People, With the Belief
They Can Put Capital City
on Water Wagon.

During the most two months the
churches HI Montpelier afe planning to
wage campaign Ill favor of nolieense.
holding services Whenever feasible and
anion meetings occasionally This ques-
ton 1T Iiecnse or no.iiecnse Wall bq the
all-inlportant ono lit the next election.
There II said tx fe 4 strong sentiment
arising III favor III giving no-icensa "
try i'll that citg, and considering that
only III votes separated the two sides
Hast ynar The dry supporters feel that
they have gooa cause for believing 4
turn Ill then favor. Ii II reported that
The business men there, III least u part
IL them, are anxious to give the slrys8
u chance.
Their opponents Are arguing for / con-
tinuanee III flte license regime because
tliis, will hn Legislative year III Mouipe
lier and that tiiere viii be the usual
number of sidpattlactionA Again Ill III
urged Tint Barre il likely te go yes this
wear and III Alantnelief votes no pan-
siderable number of dollars Will FIJI
TUNED into Golfers hi Barre which might
teNain iii Montpelier. The election
promises To he n Warm one, with each
side clailnina Hill advantage.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-01-20
GREAT HOTEL
WAS ON FIRE
And Guests We're Thrown
Into a Panic.
WAS NO LOSS or LEE
Damage 10 Philadelphia HoteI Early
This Morning Was s10,o00--De-
strnctivc Fire in
Pittsburg.

Philadelphia, Yah. 2O.Fire which
started u the roof garden III tito Hotel
Flanders, corner ~ 18th and Walnut
streets, at sao this morning, threw the
guests VI tile bia hotel into wild panic.
All the guests escaped without INJURY
Ey the time the lifemea arriyea the
guests had All gathered % the tirst
floor The hotel MAS damaged $4,000.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-01-20
GOING 10 KILL SOLDIER.
Ernest Rogers Had 4 Fully Loaded Re-
vuiver when Arrested.

burlington, iaf. 10. Declaring tliat
he was going % Kill soldier Ernest
Roger was taken irfo c,iAtads yester
day. When searched 4 revolver, fully
loaded, was found on his person. Rog
ers Is Il native of Wiliiston and IS preb-
ably suffering from an assault received
somc months ago, lie Was struck % the
head with Il hammer and seriously
wounded, Physicians viii be summoned
liz The town nf Wiiliston to determine
the mans sanity
For time past he has been ID BUR-
lington only d day or two age
went to tho police Office and asked Chief
Russell ii he did not want somo more
help 81 the police force. he left there
saying he was going 10 try 70 get ems
ploymeat on the electric cars. TIE has
been doing nothing but walk the streets
recently.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-01-20
DROVE INTO LAKE.
Man and Woman Rescued, Their Horse
Was Drowned,

Swanton Jan. 20 John Durham and
AIiss Mabel G. Hazen of North Hero,
while crossing Lake cbHmplain Yesterday
drove into crack III Che ice about
sixty re5A from the Swanton shore and
narrowly escaped being drowned
They got into the water hnit succeed.
ed ii getting oni though The horse was
lost Miss Hagen was struck by The
horse as It waF fonnderlng IL the vater
and was rendered unconscious fora ire,
brit hef injuries sre net considered cf.
iaus Some men cutting ice forty el'
fiftv rode awar eamp 70 their Assistance
and succeeded h getting thc wagon ont
Of the Ratet The crack WIS seven feet
wide ard was hllea with snow, SO i
could not lie seen
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-01-20
OPEN SEASON APRIL In
National Ease Ball League Reserves
That Right.

New Work, ian 20 President Harry
e. Pnlliam of the National Base Ball
Leagne and President Ran johnson q
the American League yesterday reached
IN agreement as q the general features
of the playing schedules Of the twc
leagues during tile coming seasnn. ii
was agfead that che American League
season should open in flle East April fl
and Ill Tho West April III. The only
playing arrangement announced Prcsii
dcut Johnson ID That The Boston Ameri'
fan League tram will open the sca- -on
in New York, tho two clubs then going
to Boston to opea there ID Lexington
dav.
The National League reserved the
right To open iii season iii Brooklyn
April 12 There will M FAM conflicting
dates III the schedules of Vile tTo Hlalos
ieagnes.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-01-20
AN AMUSING GAME.
The Second Team Of SpauIdiug Walked
Away With Goddard's Second.

III d very amusing game consisting of
oHe period ef IL minutes between the
halecs OF lhe big game and 4 20.min.
ute period after the Mafehlcld game was
finished thr Spaulding second team de-
feated thp Goddard second team BY the
score of n To s. Neither tenn ilitvs
inH done much praeticimg the playing
was rather ragged. and yet several nem-
hors of the tWo teams did some Ycry
ao9d individual playing, hiel among
tlese were arthur Merill and Brown
ior SpaNldn0 aad Morrill, lnr Goddard,
Deriue Che Iirst half Brown. ior
Spauldins shot two basi,et and Aycrill
4re. while Mites secured one from ihe
scu lne iog Goddard goi the only
husket
lA tha second half, Brown, lqr tte
high school boys shot two. Capt Riev
two and Averiil three. Miles also scored
one point from the foul line in This per-
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-01-20
TO PRESERVE ORDER
IN BERLIN TOMORROW
Citizens Are Warned Not to Attend
Mass Meeting for Fear There May
Be Injury, Perhaps Death, Wait
ing for Them.

ilerlin, Jan. 2o.- The police authori-
ties are making the most elaborate pre-
narations 70 prevent rioting at meetings
Of the Socialists tomorrow. The city was
placarded with notices, signed by the
chief commissioner Of police declaring
that order will be preserved, and warm
ing the inhabitants not 70 attend mass
meetings, as otherwise IL may be im-
possible to save innocent persons from
serious injury and perhaps death Ex-
ecsses will be vigorously rcpressed 1t
necessary by strongest measures.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-01-20
FRENCH SHIPS APPEAR.
They Are Now Of the Venezuelan Coast
Trouble Feared.

Washington, Jan. 90 Three French
waFships are now off the. Venezuelan
coast, prepared to deliver the answer
.of France to President Castre's treat
ment Of NJ. Taiguy, the French repre-
sentative at Caracas, by a naval de-
nonstration in Venezuelan waters. Two
additional warsbips will Join them as
soon Is they can make the trip across
the Atlantic, Until the demonstration
has been iniriated, the French govern
ment viii share only with Tire President
and Secretary Root the knowledge d
the exact form which this expression
tot her displcasme at President Castro's
action will take.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-01-20
PUTS In NEW SYSTEM.
state Tax Commissioners cushnan II At
His Office.

Montpelier Jan. 70 state IaS Com.
missioner tnshmaa il at the state House
trying to straighten out The affairs of
his aliiee. HIe II Installing vertical
system III fling, and he hopes thereby
70 have the matters In such shane that
they can be EASILY looked after FIc SAYS
that ten men III three months could not
ger 1 complete account af THE corpora
ti0ns in the state, but he thinks there
are Us many as five thousand.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-01-20

CURTAIN IS DRAWN.
On the Terrible Pembroke, N. H., Trag-
edy.

Concord, n. IT,, Jan. 20. Funeral ser.
vices of Charles II. Aver, the main fig
IRE in the North Pembroke tragedy Of
Wednesday, were held at ] o'clock yes
terday at the home Of his sister, Mrs.
George A. Bailey, at Chichester, where
he took his own life last Wednesday
afternoon.
The Rev. Mr.. Kimball, pastor Of the
Chichester Congregational church, Off
eiatcd, and the bearers were prominent
citizens of the tovn, Horace +. Marden,
Robert W. Inme. George r. Beals and
Alvin L, Sanborn Interment was made
In the Bailey family lot at the Chiches-
ter cemetery
The funeral was private. but number
OF friends 81 the family we're present.
The funeral Of the seven victims was
held this afternoon.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-01-20
THIRTY CREDITORS
EXAMINE ACCOUNTS
Case Of J. W. Grady Of Barre in Bank
ruptcy Court Today and the sestia
& Brady Case Goes Over
One Week.

Tle case of J. ~ Grady of Barre was
heard IA bankruptcy court at Montpelier
today. tie creditors b0idine examination.
fhs astls are $4,000, aHd the assets
ple 8i01 Amoag tile creditors X 4.
O. Rtanehartt, bnt mast of thirty afe cut
81 tnslt firms. A. Al aAffent, s. II.
jackson and p p. BaiIey appeared far
lie creditors A eontinnanee waA taken
for one week in The case of Scgels 81
Brady Of Barre.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-01-20
TOOK RANDOLPH BY STORM.
Twenty-Five Bethel Couples Held Sleigh.
ride and BANQUET.

Bethel. W., Jan. 90. Betheltes. thir.
ty.live couples strong, Slid into Randolph
last evening on d sleighride party and
contributed their presence and exercised
their mastieating propensities at The
Raadolph Inn, where Landlord Hayward
had dressed che latted vermont iuf-
keys making spread Of an epicur-
can
Merchants, physicians, dentists. attor
neys and clcrgymen with their ladies
made The occasion an event long @ br
remembered. AZ cttler ior the abtm.
dant spread 6ilson's orchestra Of Bethel
furnished musie.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-01-20
UNUSUAL OCCURRENCE.
was Trip ii Lake Steamer From Buf.
falo Today.

Buffalo. N 81. Ian 10. For tile first
time Id a5 Years lake steamer has
cleared from this port iii January, The
big steel steamer dohn n. Stanton left
Buffalo tor Cleveland This morning.
There Is no ice In the lake owing to The
almost unprecedented miIdness Of the
winter
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-01-20
ceIoniaI Tea.

tolonal Tea ard Old Fashioned Dis.
trict Scljool III congregational ehnch
parlors next Friday evening. january
adth II IS the intention "a csusa ava
pepsia ai The snppci and effect a care
at the entertainment. The object "a
twosf1ld. 10 fred sou so vauii rniby
tlle entertainment anu % entertain IA
You'll feel pleased gith your silppor. .Rv
combining The Two enough can he savea
% warrant including the two bll4 at
tic price ot ore.
Look fof further particulars NEXT
week.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-01-20
CAUGHT THEIR MAN.
He Had Escaped From Guard House at
Newport, r. /.

Newport, r. T., Jan. 2o.-The city
took 81 tie appearance Of Siege last
night when four companies Of coast at.
tillerv and the siege battery turned out
With arms, horses and ammunition IN
response to general alarm TO capture
Private Maher, d prisoner who had es
caped from the gu.ard h9pse. Maher Il
d member Of the no company United
States coast artillery He was brought
back from Providence few days ago,
charged with being absent without leave.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-01-20
KILLED By FAILING TREE.
josiah Purington Had Skull Fractured
Died In Woods.

Bristol. Jan. 20-Io:iah Pilfington5
aged SO, MAY killed yesterday while chop
ping down II tlee til tha woods about one
.nlile from lfs home III Lincoln. T1he tree
fell upon him. ffactaring his skull and
otherwise iliinrin9 him 10 that he lived
Int Il sha4ts time
ITis soil was with him at the time
and ran home, later travelling two miles
ior physician, Mi. Purington was
dead before tlle doctor arrived. He ~
survived by one son,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-01-20
JOE CANS WON FIGHl.
I'M FIFTEENTH ROUND

His Battle With @Twina Sullivan of
Boston was Scheduled tor Twenty
Rounds at san Franeisco--Gans
Was All to tho Good.
san Francisco Jan. a0.-lioc sans of
Baltimore lass might won tignt from
Mike CfNin) Sullivan of Boston II the
fifteenth round. The fight was scheduled
for twenty rounds at Noodwald's pavil.
ION. cans led most o. the tiire
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-01-20
Easy for Yerment Academy

saStons River, jan s0.--At basket
balI last EVENING Vermont Academy
swainped Btattleboro high school bg the
score of G5 10 "A. The game was fast
and #nappy. individual work bv King
fof the academy and Barbcr for tho high
school was most IN eYidnnee.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-01-20
INSTALLED THEIR oFFIcERs.
Royal Arcanum Placed in Office by Past
Grand Regent W. A. Clark.

Green Mountain Council. No. 1856
Royal srcauun, held their annual install
lation Of officers last evening IN Their
hall In The Nichols building. Past Grand
Regent ~. A. CLARK installed the follow
ing officers Regent, G. q. Carr; fics
regent, Herbert At Rurg; orator, George
N Gates; secretary, J.. w Hansaut
miide, O. L. anderson; sentry, Hazer
Clark; trustee, II, w Knight.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-01-20
HISTORIC HALL DE-
STROYED TN plITSBURG
Fire Caused Loss of sl25,0o0 Early This
Morning Burning the Diamond
Market House, Grocery Store
and Several Small Concerns.
ana SeveFaI SmalI GonceTns.

Pittsbimg, Jam 20 Fire early this
morning destroyed tile Diamond Market
house, on Aiarket street, containing the
historical city hall, and damaged VIII
sons restaurant William N@ihdlc Conn
panY's grocery store, end several small.
I'll concerns, eutaiiing loss oil $4,000.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-01-20
BABY BURNED TO DEATH.
Crept Into Fire While Its Mother Was
Out Of the Room

salisbury. Jam 20 The nine-monEbs.
old baby of Mr. una Mrs Aicrritt Clark
was burned To death yesterday Tho
mother bad loft tha room and lhe child
crcpt to the IRE and beiofc discovered
waa iriahttuIlN burned aud sonu died.
Dr White of Nliddlpbijry wes called, but
eould do nothing
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-01-20
CANNOT RECOVER.
South pomfret Man, Unbalanced Jumped
Out Of Window.

Woodstock. Jam z1 A man named
French. aged n years living at Henry
Howes plarc u South poialret, who hes
heea little uHbalaneed lately, jumped
ont 81 second story window ststef
Aav. no bones wete broken, but on
eeconnt of the shock and exposure he
Il not expected Ia 1--we.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-01-20
KETTLE GETS THREE.
Worcester, Mass, Man Guilty Of Embez-
element.

New Haven, Conn, Ian. 20. Frank
Kettle Of Worcester, Mass, tie former
treasurer of the Hyperion theater, was
sentenced ot q term Of from three to Ave
years in state prison for embe5zlement
Kettle WAS originally charged with em-
bezzling $1,000 on six counts, bnt was
sentenced On only one Of three.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-01-20

AT the Schenectady academy OF A.
D. Morse Of this city the victory went
to the Intercities by three straight
strings, and three new records were set
up In three classes, in the team total
Of 273s, in the single string total Of
962 and in the individual three sting
total of CSC, made BY Arthur w. Daley,
the manager of the winning eombina-
tion.
AT plattsburg last evening the Inter.
eitys captured two out Of the three
strings, although the New Workers had
the highest three string total by four
points. The totals weFe Intefcity,
1854: Piattsburg, e,56s Mute Of the
lntereity team had the highest single
Of 224 The highest three string total
was 5T2 After the conclusion of the big
match Dewey and Daley of the winning
combination tackled Leonard and SArke
Of the Plattsburg and captured the two
strings played. The matches finished,
the visitors were treated to lunch
The members of the lntercity team
were Daley. Dewey, Walsh, Smith and
Ayerill. with Mute as a substitute.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-01-20
HEPBURN RATE BILL.
Republican Members Of Committee De-
eide to Report It Next Week

#NFEEs y ~ ~ : = NNasF = - :
Washington Jan 20.-The EapubH-
can members d the House committee
Oh interstate ard foreign commerce held
caucus at the capital last night at
which the Hepburn Fate bill was discuss
ed. The bill. II K believed, viii hc
reported to the House next week in
slightly modified form Senator Dol.
liver IT Iowa. attended the conference
The caucus reached an agreement oa
the provision regarding the phFaseologF
t0 Be ased il defining the rate which
max be fixed hy the commission This
Will pfnvsic for e Just reasonable and
fairly fpmunerative rate which shall be
the naSimnni that may be charged" by
the carrier
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-01-20
Archie Edwards, Noted Grim
Ina, Is Jailed.
WANTED TN THREE STATES
Will Serve Five Years for Deadly All
sauls. Five fOr Breaking Jan and
Five for Horse Stealing, All
il New Jersey Prison.

Mount Holly n, u, Jan. 2o. Archie
Edwards, 4 well known criminal, who
Il said u DO wanted III thre states, was
today sentenced II fve years for IN ALL
sault with intent To Kill, five wears for
liorse stealing, and iiye for breaking jail.
His sentences are tc ran eoncuirently.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-01-20
MONTPELIER WINS TWO.
Two Teams Defeated Waterbury High
Last Night.

AT Montpelier iasl egening tW0 Mont
pelier high school basket ball tearns trs-
nmphed, tho hogs defeating the Water
bury high school boys bV the score 81
33 To rs, while the giiis of the two
schools came out Iii The same order.
With the score standing . 10 ]. Ihc
latter game was snappy,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-01-20
GUESTS OF THEIR PRESIDENT,
Burlington Commercial Club Ate and
Talked Last Night.

Burlington, IAN. 20. The recently
formed Burlington Commercial Club was
the guest Of its president William j.
Van Psttcng 1T 4 banquet served ii the
Van. Ness hpase dining room last even
ing The banquet was followed by 4
aiHelissi0n u plnns.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-01-20
GnARIfEYLLLE

fllt members pf Tho entertainment
committee 0f Granite Lodge \ e. o. r.,
arc requested 90 meet II tile home Qf
Walter Paine on Monday evening at 7
sharp, PEI order chairman.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-01-20
had a SLEIGH RIDE.
Pupils in Ninth Grade Went to Williams.
town.

About twenty students Of tho ninth
grade at Spaulline enjoyed sleieh
ride tb Wiiliamstown last evening in
Cutters Zig team sna three.stator
from The saina stable Tho party stop.
ped at Willamstown han and had sup-
per followed by dancing until about
midnight, returning home carly this
merning- Mrs Einly verill and Miss
tewis ! high school teacher ehapcroned
Che partY.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-01-20
RnrlInnton Wins ! Gama.

Burlington, jan au Burlington bigh
continued its winning streak " basket
ball last evening by defeating Proctor
" ~. 6 A., 60 60 0, The largest crowd
uf the season was present
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-01-20
WON EVERY MATCH
ON THEIR TRIP
Intercity Bowlers Besides Set Up Three
Alley Records at Schenectady
Returned Home This
Afternoon.

The Intercity bowling team returned
today from their four days trip in Yer
mont and New York, having captured
every match they playedat Burlington,
Rutland, Schenectady, N III, and
Piattsburg, NJ VI, besides max
ing three records for the a.
p. Morse alleys at Schenectady. Al
ter defeating Burlington they went 10
Rutland, where on Wednesday they de-
faated the Marble City team two out
of three strings and again three straight
T'bn aen,sas al p.f4taud vtsara.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-01-20

Summary: Baskets from the aeor.
Capt Worthen Six. Carswell three, Ril.
ev one. Richard Darling ono, Roy Dar-
lne nine, + Brown three, @. Brown
three, Capt. Walker ons baskets from
The foul line, Capt Wnrthen four, Capt
Walker tGo; periods, two 21minutes;
umpire, Mereefi referee, Heavey; score
90 te 10.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-05-29
Ell PRESOENTE CAS-
trO tiene un retratO
de Roosevelt con
una Ieyenda.
EI gObiernO de los EstadOs UnidOs
le neg6 pOner IN cable a Puerto
Rico.
So ha ObtsnldO GOmplstO sNIto IntrodurlsnaO-sn d
msFcado americana d cafe del Tachlra.

-El corFesponsal caraquefio del Herald
refere que: "Castro tiene en- Bu casa de
Los Teques un retratO de Roosevelt, con
Ia leyenda: EEL principal exponente de Ia
vida intensiva." En- pFueba de que es
Castro no Gomez quien gobierna basta
citar, dice, Ia sdbita llegada del Presidente
& Caracas en- el momentO critico de las
negociaciones preliminares con eI Comisio-
nado Especial y Ministro Plenipontencia.
rio de Colombia, general Herrera, cuyo
rechazo por 81 Executive Venezolano ha
determinado una crisis aguda con Ia RepG-
blica hermana. Tello Mendoza acompafia
q Castro en- Los Teques. En- dfas pasa-
dos un grupo de cat6licos le pidi6 peTmiso
para orgauizar una procession religiosa.
Contest6 que el era un simple ciudada-
no y no tenfa autoridad para dar permiso.
pero irmarfa la petici6n y los acompafa-
ria ante el Jefe Civil El permiso fue da-
do.
La base probable de arreglo con Fran.
cia es que Ia Compafifa del Cable frances
ceda los cables costaneros como indemniza-
ci6n de perjuicios causados por Ia conni.
veneia de empleados suyos con la revolu-
ci6n de Matos.
Ell Gobierno de los Estados Unidos ha
negado Castro el permiso de poner un
cable Puerto Rico. lie Temps 6rgaao,
ofciosO del Quay dOrsay dice, segdn este
correspongal: ''que la Compafifa y la Can
cillerfa francesa habfan sido sorprendidas
por agentes de personals sin escr6pulos =
de corredores en- transacciones dudoBas,
los intereses de la Francia han sido sacri-
icados por una diplOmaeia infeliz & los
mas sospechables intereses priyados. Cas-
tro ha enviado dos altos empleados 4 Pa
rfs con plenos poderes para frmar proto-
colos de avenimiento." Herald
La Compafifa del Orinoco protesta
contra recientes concesiones que infringen
el contrato Fitzgerald.
-H cafe del Tachira que On la recien-
to exposition de San Luis, obtuvo medalla
de ORC por su excelencia, acaba de ser iu-
troducido con grande exito en- el mercado
americana, molido, en- latas de una libra,
por 81 seior Pedro Rafael Rincones.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-05-29
MITIN UNIONIST ia Sc
efeGtu0 con gran
en- t uSI a S m o en-.
AguadiIa
DfCese que Sc prOCedera nueYarente
al arrsglO de Ia CaIle del Pro-
gresO.
Aun no Sc sahs cullen ssra nOmhradO Inspector
De las sSCusIas.
De nuestro oorespOnsal.)

Mayo 28.-Hace algunos dias sc encuen.
tran en- esta ciudad donde pasaran una
temporada al lado de su familia, Ell capi-
tan Guerrero, de Ia policfa insular su
amantfsima esposa.
Aver domingo y con gran entusiasmo
Sc efectu6 un ''meeting" unioniHta en- el
barrio Camaselles, de esta jurisdiction.
Concurrieron varios oradores de esta
ciudad.
-Informa "EI Criollo,' de Aguadilla,
que en- el tiltimo meeting que celebraron
los Tepublicanos en- Ia Gale Nueva de esta
ciudad, concnrrieron alrededor de mil
quinientas almas, cuando 70 puedo asegu-
rar al "Criollo" que no pasaban de ciento
cincuenta los que ALI Sc congregaron. Y
este despues de la m6sica y cohetes que
tanto ruido hicieron.
Luego Sc queja "El Criollo" de Ia infor-
maci6n que dan los corresponsales de '.La
Democratic" y LA Correspondence.
-Dfcese que Sc procedera nuevamente
al arreglo de Ia Gale del Progreso, de esta
ciuGad, en- vista de 10 mala que ha queda-
do Ia reparaci6n que Sc hiciera en- dias
pasados.
En- breve Sc celebrar4 en- esta corte
de distrito el juicio contra don Jacinto
Figueroa, por el delito de ataque para
cometer homicidio.
Defendera este acusado el Lcdo. San
tos, de Mayagtiez.
Ain no Sc sabe quien ser4 nombrado
inspector de las escuelas de AguadiIla por
traslado de Mr.. Danues 7. Kelly que des-
empehaba este cargo.
Segdn ligeros rformes, dfcenos serd
nombrado un professor puertorriquefio com-
petentfsimo para tai cargo.
-Hasta ahora llevan mayoria los unio.
nistas en- las inscripciones hechas en- esta
poblaci6n.
En- dias pasados Sc celebr6 un examen
de repaso general en- el colegio de esta
ciudad dirijido por el importante professor
don Jose Ballestero Mufioz.
Este acto result6 solemne rayando los
nifios de aquel colegio por sus adelantos
tan asombrosos durante 5 meses que hace
NADIA mas reside el professor Ballesteros en-
esta poblaci6n.