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TEACHES sTARF1sH TRICKS.
Johns Hopkins Professor Reports on
His Experiments.

HIS EAncEtnaSAtSs
Baltimore, Nd. April 2o.-DT. Herbert
S. Jennings. associate professor of phys
iology at Johns Hopkins University, has
been training starhsh to turn somer-
saults. In a report he writes for the
Hopkins circular. he states:
zone starfish was trained to use GER
tain pair Of rays that was never used
naturally after twelve lessons, one follow
ing the other Immediately the fish
was found 10 have adopted the habit II
was allowed to right itself eight times
in succession, without interference from
the experimental. and in every case 1t
used the pair of rays that il had been
trained to use
An extended series Of lessons was
undertaken with a number OF starish-
ten lessons a day for eighteen days. The
training was directed toward inducing the
hsh TO use in righting themselves d GER
tain pair OF rays that they never used
naturally. Al first many Of them re-
sisted, bat by the training process this
resistance was gradually overcome, and
at the end of the period Of training the
fish employed this pair of rays more
frequently than any other"
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1907-04-21
FIND SENATOR HANNA's DESK.
OmefaIs of Concern UneRrth Furni-
tare Used Years Ago.

Cleveland. Ohio. April 20.-When the
Lake Shore Navigation Company moved
into its new Offices. at 1850 River avenue
northwest. to-day, they unearthed all the
furniture used by the late Senator Hanna
when ne entered the coal business. some
twenty years ago.
The furniture was left behind when the
Hanna Coal Company moved up town.
and for the past four years has been COW
cred with dust.
1t was in these Offices that Senator
Hanna was said to have made tie bulk Of
his immense wealth.
The furniture is all solid and good and
will be used by the navigation company.
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ONCE WEALTHY; NOW IN WANT
LuciuS d. Hubbard. Who Made Mil
lions in Chicago. PenniIess.

Elgin. H.. April 20.-Lucius B. Hub
bard. once a prominent Chicago Board of
Trade plunger. who cleaned up a million
dollars on two separate occasions, Is dy-
ing. penniless. in Elgin. He was removed
to the German Hospital suffering from a
fan caused by paralysis. and is not ex-
pected 10 live
Mr.. Hubbard, who is eighty-four years
old. lost his fortune several years ago,
and during the last year he has been liv-
ing with an unmarried daughter in tTG
small rooms at 24e Lewis street. Elgin.
Formerly he was prominent in Chicago
society and business affairs When he
was taken to the hospital il was found he
and his daughter were reduced Ia want.
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NON DOUBT MARVIN GLEN
Boy Under Guard Lived at Catskill,
n. Y, Before Horace Disappeared.
MyIes ssandish en Route 10 See II
He Can Identify Child at
Gi0yersvtIle.

GIoversyille, n. Y, April 20.-A special
dispatch from CatskiI. y. Y, says that
A. H. Allen. his wife and the boy, who
1t Is claimed closely resembles the missing
Horace Marvin, lived at a boarding house
in that city from January % to March -.
1867. The Marvin boy disappeared on
March 1. and It is believed that the find
iag'' of the Marvin boy is but another case
Of mistaken identity.
Police Chief Smith received a dispatch
from Providence. r. l.. stating that
Myles Standsh. brother-ln-law Of DR..
Marvin would arrive here tomorrow.
Mrs. Allen refuses 10 see any one. The
boy is with her. under the guard of de-
toctives
The police here are about ready to ad-
nit that the boy in their custody is not
Horace Marvin, but they viii not give
up all hope until Standish declares he is
not the missing youth.
Dover. Del. April 2e.-Telegrams from
Myles standish. received here tonight 10y
DR. Horace Marvin. state that Mr.. Stand
ish did not leave Boston until O'Clock
this evening en- route for GloyersYille to
identify the boy held there with a man
and woman. under suspicion OF being the
kidnapped Marvin boy Word from ths
chief Of police Of Gioversviile was tC
the effect that the suspects were not
talking. but were preparing TO give ae
counts Of their lives and recent move
ments. DR. Marvin remained at the teIe
phone until late this evening, believing
that the GlOversville cleR was one of tbs
best. but declared that he had learned
not to be disappointed.
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KING OTTO GROWING WORSE.
Royal Patient Declines 10 Eat Any
Warm Food.

London. April 21.-Lloyds Weekly News
says the mental affiiction Of King Otto of
Bavaria Is rapidly becoming worse.
Eminent specialists who recently visited
the palace where he is confined found
signs of acute mental disorder from
which the King has hitherto been free.
His physical strength is also deteriorat-
ing.
The attendants have great difficulty in
inducing the royal patient 10 eat Oae
popularity is his rejection Of all warm
dishes. Another is that he will not eat
when anybody is within sight.
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HELD ON MURDER CHARGE.

Richmond. Tex. April 2o.-J. b. snewd-
cor. former county commissioner. justice
of the peace. and a pioneer resident Of
Fort Bend County. to-day surrendered on
the charge OF killing L. Evaps. a promi-
nent resident of the county, yesterday,
eighteen miles from Richmond. There
we're no eyewitnesses.
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FACE DEATH WEEKS
ON BREAKING WRECK
Crew of Golden Wedding
Held Fast on Sand Bar.
STRUGGLED WITH SURF
Boat Swamps and Tide Saves
JnSelfiSh Sailor.

Graphic Report of Adventure and
Hairbreadfh Escape Brought 10
New York ny the Survivors of the
Wreck-NHtiyes of YneataR Refuse
to Aid Disfressed-Ciptain and His
Wife stick to SHIP re the Last.
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MAYOR SCHMITz IN APPEAL.
Fearing Fate of Boss Ruef. Exeeu-
tive Files supplemental Brief.

San Francisco, April 20.-Anticipating
the fate that has befalIen, the boss,
Mayor SchmitZ to-day, through his attor-
neys, has filed a supplemental brief to the
application of Abe Ruef for a writ of
habeas corpus now pending before the
Supreme Court.
It was ar unexpected move. but it
shows that the mayor and his counsel fear
that when the cases are called against
him the court may suggest the appoint
ment Of an elisOr. and may also refuse 10
admit the indicted mayor 10 bail The
Reuf matter is now before the Supreme
Court which is sitting IN Los Angeles.
II is costing San Francisco so a day to
maintain and guard Ruef.
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TRAIN WINS RACE ON TREsTLE.
Man Seriously Injured when He
FaiIs to Reach End.

Dastelle. thirty-five years old, is at a
hospital here in a critical condition
as the result Of injuries received while
tryiag to race with a train across a
trestle on the Meriden and Waterbury
Road. at North Meriden.
The train appeared around the curve
and Dastelle tried to beat IL to the end
Of the treEtle on which he was walking
at the time One OF his legs was cut
Of, and he suffered Internal injuries.
when the train struck him.
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WEATHER FORECAST.

For the District of Columbia,
Maryland, and Virginia-Fair
and warmer to-day and to-mor-
row; light to fresh westerly
winds
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GOETHbLSARRAIGNS
STEVENS METHODS
Sarcastic Report on Work
Done in Canal Zone.
MUST MOVE DIRT AGAIN
He Recommends Excayating Be
Done by Contract.
MUST MOVE DIRT AGAIN

Army Engineer Tells War Depart
msnt That Records Are Made at
the Expense of Progress, and That
Material Is Estimated After Exea-
walton - stevens Denies Making
Mistakes Charged Up so Hin.
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Hatnin III Man,s Rodv.

St. Paul. Mimi, April @.-For eight
years John Weiehers, now aged eighteen,
Of Grundy County. Iowa, has carried q
6-inch hatpin in his body. which travelled
round. causing eXerUciating pain at times.
To-day the pin was taken cut by sur
geons. Il had been increased in size by
accumuletens OF rust and sminerai de-
posits. Wsiehers bids fair TO recover,
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URGES ROOSEVELT
TO NOMINATE BRYAN
John Temple Graves Re-
verses His Former Plea.
GOES WEST WITH BOOM
Declares Executive Could Name
NebraSkan Easily.
GOES WEST WITH BOOM

Atlanta Editor speaks at Meeting of
IroquOis Club at ChieagO-APpeals
10 Coed Citizens 70 Lay Aside Par
tisanship and Vote for Good Of the
Country - Insists Practical Men
Care Naught for Theories.
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THREE KILLED IN AUTO TRIALS

British Engineer and Little Girl I've
Of the Victims Ia sicily.
Palermo Sicily, April 2o-Daring the
trials to-day for the Tarsa Fiorio auto
mobile race. which is 10 be run to-mor-
row, there were three fatal aeelder A
British engineer. little girl, and as3othsr
person were killed
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1907-04-21

s-s-AH the News and Gossip Of Track.
Field. Diamond. and Ring,
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BRYAN MODIFIES HIS
RAILROAD THEORIES
Nebraskan Elucidates Ideas
Regarding Ownership.
GOVERNMENT MUST ACT
Declares Federal Control Will
Prove Certain Failure.

COmmOBer Believes in Honestly,
Tried. Thoroughly Administered,
InteIligentIy Wrought Ont Govern
ment CoHfrOI-PriVate Ownership
win Cause Constant Corruption.
Thinks Control should he Tried.
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HERALD NEWS SUMMARY
TELEGRAPHTC.

Pages. TELEGhAPhIC.
I-Graves Urges Roosevelt 70 Nominate
Bryan for Presidency.
I-Crew Saved After Facing Death.
bingham Fears Assassination.
3-Mrs. William ThaW and Mrs. Holman
May Be Friends.
&Honest Seven Years Convict Retaken.
3-Gimbel Called Insane by Relatives.
3-Negress in New York Robs Minister.
News OF Maryland and Virginia.
10-Toledo Business Men Indicted.
n-Infiow Of Immigrants Breaks Records.
LOCAL
Mai Goethals Criticises Stevens.
bryan Pesslmistie on Government
Control Of Railroads
ID A r. Delegates Complete Work.
Architects Coming Here.
president Fixing Home Fences.
Chevy Chase Beaten. f5 to s.
5-Oiney Attacks Administration Policy
5-Society at Ball Game.
il-North Carolinians at Fair.
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WAY Buy FraternaI or Assessment
Insurance. The Northwestern" ofers
2s si4i3. s sls7I. S.. s3Is0 &c. These
raj tes reduced by annual dividends of over
50 per cent. Huske & smith. General
Agents,
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Baltimore and Return, Sf.25.
Baltimore and Ohio II. r..

Every Saturday and Sunday All trains
both ways, both DAYS. except ROYAL Lin
tied. city offices. 14i7 G street and 81.
Pennsylvania avenue
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}. II. small & sons, Florists.
Washington and New York
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Llbbey s Co.. sth and New York ave.
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Finest Of Lumber. 50 per 10 tsst
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Ut seems narvel0Us. said Apprentice
Uncles in the Office Of the British consul
that no one Was hurt or lost. We nearly
lost Boatswain Dennis one day. though.
A gale was blowing from the north, but
he and q sailor named Morris and myself
put out in a small boat TO get water. as
we we're running short He had 10 row a
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Bsaatlful Boaras. 3 gsg 10 test
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A Sa Carrie Luaeh servea Dsily
At Eckatein's from Il N ). t4i2 n. I. avs
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Libbey & Co. sth and New York ave.
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Dressed Plekets, square. g per l00s
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Very ulee Flooring. $50 per 100 feet.
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C0NTINUED oN TnIRD PAcE
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1907-07-19
LETTER FROM BALTIMORE.

EDITOR CITIZEN:-Though / am now
making my home in Baltimore and can
not often see the pleasant faces and
sweet smiles of the Miskimon people.
nor can | forget the pleasant and inter-
esting news columns of the VIRGINIA
CITIZEN that / used to enioy every
Friday night when / was home, and
even now l occasionally get hold of a
copy and it affords me great pleasure
to read the news. Then it is that nv
mind begins to wonder homeward, and
IN my ears begin to ring the good old
song nave so often heard, There is
no place like home
noticed in the Miskimon items of
last week where your CORRESPONDENT
was praising the plum trees for their
abundance of fruit in the forest. an6
gooseberries near the salt water. Owing
to scarcity of other varieties of fruit
TINS season, plum puddings and goose.
perry tarts will, no doubt, be much ir
evidence.
Though he praises the plum trees
and ,gooseberry bushes he bitterly
speaks against the foot paths around
there. Twill admit after rain on thai
clay road from the south corner OF
providence church to Miskimon it i:
very disagreeable walking, but if he
had kept on by either Miskimon ol
Providence he would have found il
better. l am sorry that he does not
get any farther than from Providenc.
to Mlskimon, for one place he must q,
to get nourishment for the body-th,
store and the other he ought to go fol
nourishment for the soul-the house O.
worship. Your correspondent does no
do so bad in travelling after all as tn.
distance is one-half mile.
RUN, JOHNNY, RUN.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1907-07-19
TEMPERANCE NOTES.

In total vote of 400 the 'wets''
won in Staunton by majority of "a.
Both the Southern and Adams Express
companies have declined to longer re-
ceive packages of Intoxicating liquors
shipped c. o. D., or to fictitious names.
The companies accept shipments on
which the charges are paid, but have de-
cllned to continue to act as collecting
agencies for the liquor houses.
E. H. Cartlege, liquor order agent
for Danville house, was arrested in
Greensboro, N. c., for alleged violation
of the prohibition law, and Mayor
Brandt bound him over to court. In
the hearing counsel for Cartlege con-
tended that the defendant was not a
seller under the law, and that the in
terstate commerce act protected the
Danville man. There was no question
as to the fact that Cartlege, as agent
for the Danville dealer, took a written
signed order for liquor, and the order
was telephoned to Danville. The liquor
was sent to the purchaser direct from
Danville, he paying for it on delivery
bys the express company. The at
torney for the city prosecuted the case,
contending that it was clear evasion
of the interstate commerce law, and
therefore not protected by it. The
very precaution taken by the LIQUOR
dealer showed clearly the purpose was
to evade the law of North Carolina.
and this very fact made him guilty.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1907-07-19

The reason why Ayers Hair Vigor stops
falling hair is because it first destroys the
this is done, nature soon brings about
scalp to perfectly healthy condition.
--Mado by the J. C. Aver Co.. Lowell. Mau.-
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1907-07-19
Beware OF Ointments for Catarrh
that Contain Mercury.

as mercury will surely destroy the sense OF
smell and completely derange the whole sys-
tenn when entering il through the mucous
surfaces. Such articles should never be used
except on prescriptions from reputable physi-
clans, as the damage they will do is ten fold to
the good you can possibly derive from them.
mars Catarrh Cure. manufactured by f. j.
Cheney Co., Toledo. o., contains no mer-
curry, and is taken internally, acting directly
upon the blood and mucous surfaces of the
system. In buying Halls Catarrh Cure be
sure You get the genuine. 1t is taken inter
nally and made in Toledo. Ohio, by f. j.
Cheney Co. Testimonials free.
Sold by Druggists. Price, s5c. per bottle.
Take Halls Family Pills for constipation.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-01-31
EDITORIAL

| If current reports true, in the pres
ent parliame ntary period it is to be
definitely decided what language is to
be used in the public schools. and
whether Spanish or English is to be
given the preference.
The recent attitude Of the Commiss
ioner of Education has made necessary
the adoption of Legislative act, which
will indicate to the head of public
instruction in Porto Rico, the collective
will touching this most essential matter
of the instr which is to be given
to the children of the country.
This should be definitely decided, in
order that there may be no repetition
of the excesses which have on many
occasions been perpetrated by the
Commissioners in charge of this dep
artment
That which has occurred with the
teaching of Spanish in the schools, and
the increasing number of American
teachers constantly arriving in the
Island, demands action on the part of
the Legislature.
A persistent rumor is in circulation
to the effect that there is decided plan
foot to do away with the teaching of
Spanish in the public schools. At
present, it can be said that Spanish
has been relegated to the category of
useless things; in the annual report of
the Commissioner of Education has
been esta blished the inadmissa bles alt
ernative of choosing either Spanish or
English granting that the latter may be
substituted for the former as the ofac
ial language in the public schools.
In the document to which we are
referring, there is discussed the replac.
ing of Spanish, without the slightest
scruple, viewing the substitution of
our splendid and worthy language as
something entirely natural and which
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-01-31
Distinguido compahero

Hemos recibido la amable cortes
vista del sef1or don Tuan Leon Pla-
mas, abogado espa1lol redactor de
La Epoca' de Madrid Y del "Mer-
cantil Valenclano
Ell seflor Planas viaja por los pal
ses hispanolatinos, con objeto de
reunir datos de las varias manifes-
taciones de Ia actividad, del progre-
so, de las manifestaciones artlsticas
industriales, etc, en- esOs pueblOs,
para escribir TN interesantlsimO H.
bro, que publicara el senor Leon Pla-
mas, su regreso a Madrid.
Nosotros saludamos al joven y dis
tinguido periodista y le enviamos
por anticipado, el APPLAUSE que mere
ce su meritoria labor, su proyecto
patriotico y valioso.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-01-31

ought not to produce any feeling of
surprise or arouse any protest.
| On more than one occasion, the ex-
cesses of some Commissioner of Edu-
cation have provoked just Indignation
in public opinion, already weary and
| disgusted that certain bareaucrats,
aided in their rritating impnnity by
the existing feudal regime, show SO
little respect for the respectable and
worthy things We have here, and among
these, ranks first, ss the founuat ton of
Porto Rican personality, the language
which is spoken in all countries having
the same origin as eur own.
We desire to know something more
we wish to be definitely informed
whether a functionary of the congre-
CATION has the right to attempt to do
away with the language spoken by the
people, particularly at this time, be
cause the excuses of the bureaucracy
demand an immediate check 1t should
be clearly understood whether there
are some functionaries amongst us
who entertain different views, or if all
approve Of what appears to be the pet
project of the picturesque dehner of
education and democracy.
Upon a matter so essential to the
defense of Porto Rican personality,
any vacillation on our part would be
unpardonable weakness
1t is necessary to have the faculties
Of the Commissioner Of Education
clearly defined, in order to guard
against grave and censurable mista-
kes, which are contr ary to the popu-
lar will.
There is in this connection, a report
cuarent, to the effect that a law is to
be presented at the present session of
the legislature covering this point
And we do not noubt but what it will
obtain the unanimous approval of the
House of Delegates.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-01-31
EI Raisuli Sc ha fugado
Inquietud en- Marruecos

Nueva York, jueves.- -Comunican de Tan
ger que las tropas del Sultan han perddo nue.
vamente la pista del RaisuG, que ha logrado
eSCapar de un estreChisimO Cerco.
Con este motive la situacion en- Marruecos
queda de nuevo Complicada sacramento y
prevalece el estado de inquietud y de alarma.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-01-31
F O r S A lie

Two wooden houses, fashio-
nable constructions, with como
forts up to date IS 54 metros
ground, situated Parte street
Stop AZ ment to Mr.. Marian
Pesquera.
Fusther informations at Mr..
!. B. CASTILLO, proprietor, kioskO
Polo Sur Marine, or 5 Cruz
street, San uan.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-01-31
Sc VEND EN-

Dos casas de construction
moderna de MADEIRA, propias pa.
ra familias provistas de todas
las comodidades del dia V sin
gravamen con su solar de 3 a
81 metros en- la Calle del Parque
parada ~ al lado de don Maria
no Pesquera.
Para mas informes dirijirse a
su dueno Mr.. ]. 3. CASTILLO, Po-
10 sur, Marina, 0 Cruz numero
5, San Juan.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-01-31
Las decIaracioneS
de Estrada Palma
Los partidarios del protectorado

Nueva York. k.jueves.-Comunicand de la Ha
bana, que las deClaraciones del senor Estrada
Palma, han provocado una fuerte exltacl0n en-
tre los elementos polltlcos.
Los partidarios del protectorado han hrma-
do adhesiones numerosas la politiCa de Estra-
da Palma.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-01-31
Elk 2iser esta previsor
Precauciones adoptadas

Nueva York, jueves.- .-Dicen de Berlin que
Ell gobierno ha tornado precauciones para evitar
que Sc produzcan tumultos de orden publicO, a
causa de la excitaci6n en- que estan los socialis-
tas despues de la derrota electoral que han SUI
frido.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-01-31
El comandante
de las fropas venezoIanas
ha muerto
Inquietud EN- Caracas

Nueva York, jueves-Entre los portida-
rios del vice-presidente Gomez y las tropas de la
republica, ha habido un sangriento encuentro.
El coma ndante de las tropas ha resultado
muerto Hay muchos heridos.
En- Caracas reina gran lnquletud.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-01-31
suWlelo Especial del BoItth MePeanln
GABLEGRAMAS.
Las elecciones de maura
Profecias de las oposiciones

Nueva York jueves.-Comunican de Ma
drid, que la campa1a politica en- contra del nue.
vo ministerio de Maura sc generalza extraor
dinariamente
Ell senor Maura es rudamente hostilizado,
Sc dice que en- las proximas eecciones sera
derrotado por una gran mayoria
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-01-31
Graves uoticias
de Venezuela
Un oemplot descubierto

Nueva Nork jueves.-lnforman de Cara.
cas- que las tropas venezolanas, han sorprendi-
do I'm mitin secreto presidido por el vlcepres1-
dente Gomez para atentar contra Ell PreSldente
Castro.
Entire los partidarios de Gomez y las tro-
pas ha habido un choque sangriento.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-01-31
$ P|ile1S v. S)[0guc del Sur

Esta goleta ha tornado puerto con IN
cargamento de MADEIRA para la COM
pafiia Industrial de Santurce.