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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-05-11
Another Day Of Widespread
Destruction of Life and PROPERTY
Fairmont Maccabees Won Prize for
Having Best Drilled Company at
State Meeting in Clarksburg Friday

The State convention the M been In session
Carksurg for the past few days evening when
elegant banquet served visiting the Ladies Of the
Maccabees In the Assembly Hotel After the parade
yesterday afternoon which brilliant imposing affair business
meeting was held In which the following elected:
Sae Commander c. c. Showater. parkerburg.
Lieutenant Commander, John Mckay. SIstersvle.
Record Keeper. H. s. Carpenter, parkerburg
Chaplain. D. ~ Swtzer, Pnlippi
Finance Keeper. +. B. Sexton, Buckhanaon
State Physician, j. B. Payne Cinrksburg rEii~, YsI
Scargent. O. E. Mcmillan, Famon. - 'Aa1
Master Arms johnson Smith, West Union
First Master OF Guards Howard urbach Weston
Second Master OF Guards W. Wymer Jane Lew
Sentinel c. J.. Morgan. Charleston
Pickett J. NJ Barnes, Pt Pleasant.
IN the degree contest between Stersvie Wesbg Ssersve
the winner The company which rested
between FalrmOnt and Welsbug Fairmont
Both teams did excellent work. but out victorious
The next meeting which will be held during the coming
year will be held Weston The every par
tu the weather. attendance and the meetings being everything that
could have been desired.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-05-11
Pastor in Bed
Weds Couple
BRIDE REFUSES TO ALLOW ANY
ONE ELSE PERFORM THE
CEREMONY.

.
z PlTTsBtRG. May l1.-Mlss Nellie
Gibson and John Broadheld. Of Ems.
worth. were married in the bedroom
Of the Rev. W. 5. Harper, pastor OF
the Ben. Avon United Presbyterian
Church, the minister being propped in
n half sitting posture, aud being bare.
ly able to speak the words that made
them man and wife.
Mr.. Harper has been sick for almost
q month with malaridl fever and con.
Gestion Of the lungs. but was called
TO his pastoral duties because Miss
Gibson declared that II he could not
perform the wedding no one else
should. The young peoples engage,
mcnt hal been announced just a few
days prior to Mr.. Harper taking sick
and their wedding day set for last SIT.
urday.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-05-11
INl|!E:::'W'|ISSTA7ION
Will v. /. Be: FINEST
in 1.-THE. COUNTRY
Washington Will
Highly Favored

= -
rlllSpeh M Ma! IL Il i"h
asirs assistant assistant genera passenger
/. agent gay 4' ol inc bailimore anu oh'o. re-
turned turned 81 yesterday from Ho" 'o'"'
4 's1ne Wnere la's ne served US q fHef'f"ef % d
; eolnihis'ee e.''i ol tne COMPANY " ue'e'
inlle upon upon the pest aF'a"se"sH'' 'o'
sne new new uiilon s'a'io'' u ""'n'us'o",
ms ms con comnii''ee 'iS''eu '"u 'nspee'.'
z TWO '!' Of Tue largest fa''foau s'"''o''s !"
the wofia-'he sou'h station d. Dos
toh ana tne 1raha eeh'fai ssa'ioh a'
new ~. i! 10Th. bosh Vi 'lese a'e i''oue' IL
III every respect ihe Dos'oh s'a'
.loh = business assresa'eu more 'ha''
se.'vV,'vV lase year 'ne average eoS'
" ~ : lsichet Gsi. oeins Si' nc ut"''u e'"
,ua' issaaoh, useu y! Tue Ne" io'"
Sen!ral lt7lI4.h iiaes anu 'ne New iorh' Ne~
maven anu tiar'ioru roaa' 'V'als aoout
ss'vsyyisvSYv 5'I',s.g y year ha'ihs aDo"t ~
\ uchet lVsf sel'ers anu aseh's'
IN the new union slut'oH Ut WISH
inston' s'Hu Mr' iussurt, We nave
recommended III llcket omees. lhese
win acconhlnoiale aii ol Tue roaus en-
tsEiis teflhs Walsihlnstoh' ls iilL uliu ~ any Que
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-05-11
ON!I!!l.!S;!!P'!E!:Cl!!I!A!!.L:TR|.A|lN!
WEST VIRGINIA SiaieHTs OF
PYTHlAss W ls.' ;. !. WILL. " |. EL oct 10
JAMESTOWN \ < P,oslrloN

- Ha
WHEELING, May Il Executive
officers of The Knights Of Pythlas oti
the Grand Domain Of west Virginia
have almost completed arraagementsI
for the national encampment oi the
order, which wlllfbe held lat Norfolk,
Va. early in June, and It has been
decided TO run a special train from
Wheeling. This train win be rpill
over the Baltimore g Ohio; In 9order!tol
pick up companies 81 the Uniform rank
and members ofthel subordinate lodges
from other points In, the interior Of the
State. Practically all Of the members
Of the First Regiment including those
from the northern Panhandle, Will
board the train; in Wheeling. and stops
viii be made at Warrington Fair.t
mont, Grafton and ;Harpersi Ferry. The
delegation from the Central part o.
the State will board the special at
Grafton.
Il no unforeseen hitch in tie arrange
ments occur, there will be 3 atss least
two hundred from Wheeling and vi:
cinity. practically all members sot the
uniform rank who VIII take with them
their tents and camping paraphefna:
Tia. The encampment wit take place
on the III outskirts Of 4 fstheS city, on 9 the
historical James river Members of|
the order In this city are looking for;
ward to the trip with much; anilclpa-
lion q
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-05-11
SUICIDE and
ACCIDENT FILL
UP THE RECORD !
News Flashes from
Many Sections

PlTTSBURG. May ll.-Another
young and pretty Allegheny matron,
Mrs. Emma Fisher. &c years old, moth.
er Of daughter Of four years old. wife
Of Raymond Fisher. electrician, com.
milted suicide early this morning by
drinking phonol. She resided at 81
Ella street. The supposed cause was
III hcglth. The couple had been mar.
lrlel i've years. When she retired last
night. the woman appeared cheerful.
She arose al two O'Clock this morning
and drained the contents Of The bot.
tie. The husband aroused by her agon!
found her dying.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-05-11
NORGANTOWN BUSINESS men NAME COMMITTEES
TO MEET THE DISTINGUISHED PITTSBURC VISITORS

Executive committee: Mayor |. n
l''eaS' hoh' George Z. Stursiss, Maj. j.
M' burns MAJ W. I. McGrew ant
II ,. IL. "ar'e''' manager OF The Union
o''"'y Company
Committee TO represent business
interests Of city and a reception.
DR.. T. H. Coombs. A. W. LoreH,z.
Z. D. Tumblin, W. E Arnett and NJ.
L. Brown
To represent hardware merchants:
J. II. Krebbs, Samuel Pickenpaugb.
John NJ. Coburn, John NJ. Morgan,
Clyde Barbe, ". II. Bailey and C, n,
Huston.
To represent drv doods ao,,ors.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-05-11

Dawson, E. ]. Donley and George
Davis.
To represent newspapers: Robert
r. Green. W. Espey Alblg and HUI
Maxwell.
Real estate and insurance: T. w.
Anderson, C. r. Hayes, ]. l.. whar.
ton, J. W. wiIes, J. II. Mills and
J. S. Zinn.
Plumbers: E. C. Weldtbusch, ].
II. Kennedy, l., W. Joseph and C. E.
Brand
Wall paper and paints: A. W.
Jones. Charles R. Selby, L. II. Morgan.
Al Layton and A. H. Jarrett.
Lirerymen: Guy NJ. Hayes, ". L.
Wade, Virgil a. Brown, H. A. David.
son.
Furniture: F. A. Henucn and W.
Il. Prlce.
undertakers: H. A. Davidson, W.
S. Taylor and C. E. jenkins
Hotels: D. H. MADEIRA and Geo. R.
Hogue.
Planning mills and lumber. George
w. Wood, ]. ]. Wharton and A. F.
Gibson.
Flour mills and feed. Jefferson Ten.
nant, R. A. Vance and ]. C. KIncald.
Glass factories: ". R. Jones, C. F.
Boehler. Jos. Marchner, Frank Caples,
H. L. Carspecken, C. N. Brisco. Thos.
Wightman, il, Harry Palmer, ]. NJ.
Gleason and T d. warrick.
Tin plate mill: ". c, Lloyd.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-05-11
Pittsburg Men Who Will Visit West
Va. Cities Represent a Very Large.
Number of Business Interests

The visit Of the members Of the
Chamber Of Commerce OF Pittsburg
will mean much TO the business men
OF this city. Many business interests
will be represented. Among them
will be representatives OF the follow.
Ing ranches Of business: Banks, trust
companies. beer. pork and provision,
brick and fire clay. builders supplies,
cigars and siogies. coal and sewer
pipe. chain manufacturers, clothing.
confectionery. diamonds. doors and
sash. drugs, electrical supplies, gas
and water appliances, groceries. hard.
ware, !rcn. steel jewelers., leather
heiiinS. lumber. machinery. mattress.
es, 81 ring beds. metal bcdsteads. mems
furnishings, millinery. mill, mine. rail-.
road, contractors supplies, newspu.
pers. nuts and rivets, paints. glass, pa.
per. pickles and fruit products, plumb.
ers supplies, refrigerators. roofing
materials. rubber goods. securities,
municipal and corporations, stocks
bonds and investments. stoves and
ranges, telegraph and telephone tools
nnd machines. nndertakers' supplies
watches and wire cables.
The visitors VIII arrive In Fal.:2out
at 4:S9 on the afternoon. Of May a.
The business men here will do their
best to make the visit of the Pitlsburg
Chamber Of Commerce profitable
one.
The Plttsburg Dispatch of to-day
sPys, editoriatiyf-x---t-.,...zse--7-rs
More than ordinary significance at.
taches TO the first excursion Of the
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-05-11
HEADS CRACKED
BY STRIKERS
'LoNGSHoREmER WENT AFTER
ITALIAN STRIKE BREAKERS
WITH CLUBS AND BALE
HOOKS.

NEW YORK. May ll.-Seven hun.
dred striking lOngshoremen invaded
the piers Of the Italian line at Sith
street and North river this morning.
many armed with clubs and bale hooks
anl forclbly drove from the decks of
the steamer Campania, hundred and
fifty Italian strike breakers. engaged
In loading vessel. Numerous heais
were cracked, and many blows ex.
changed In the riot. Police reserves
came on the run and finally drove the
strikers from the pier. Efforts are
being made 10 settle the differences b.
arbitration.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-05-11

EAST LIrERPOOlG Ohio, May H.,
Fire Ibis morning destroyed the home
Of Mrs. Nell Baird. POOR widow. Her
son and daughter. aged ! and 5. were
burned to death. After rescuing three
other children, Mrs. Baird was badly
injured by jumping from a window.
Three years ago son was killed BY
a Street car. Shortly after that the
father drowned himself in Il reser.
voir. iE
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-05-11
T4g Rose 9! EAITI:ggE
Visited the CITY This Mornins-The
!. c.. woodward Coming
Tomorrow.

The Rose Hite steamed IN AZ the
local wharf at nine O'Clock this morn
Ing bringing In a good cargo oii freight.
The report was current here this aetn.
Ing that there would be no sboat to.
morrow, but laterllt was learned thai
the I. 9. woodward win reach here 10.
morrow at twelve o'clock and WIN
start TO Plttsuurg at one O'Clock.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-05-11
.MA|!!R!!YlL!l:.!A|!INlll.llll!lI!.NillANI Nll.ll
WILL DELIVER ANNIVERSARY 40.
DRESS FOR MOUNTAIN CITY
LODGE, g. Y. o. 9, 70:
MORROW.

Mountain City Lodge No ASS, e.
q. o. of Q. will celebrate the sixty;
fourth anniversary Of their establish.
ment In America, tomorrow at two.
thlrtyp: m.,s the Mount Zion Bap:i
tlst church. An Interesting pro.
gramme has been arranged and q large
turn cat Is expected s. Rev. B, b. Mar
tin, Of Mount AIrey, Maryland will de.
liver the principal anniversary adj:
dress. After, services at the church,
memorial exercises will be conducted
at the cemetery and the graves OF de-
ceased Odd Fellows Will be decorated.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-05-11
Educators Are
Soon To Meet
BIG GATHERING OF INSTRUCTORS
WILL BE HELD AT
HUNTINGTON.

The annual meeting OF the IVES,
Virginia Educational Association will
be held June 25. &c and 81 In Hunt
lngton.
Prominent educators from Other
States Will be present at the gather
Ing and oil the prominent educators
Of this State will be present. An In,
ieresiing programme Is now in the
course of preparation by those in
charge Of the gathering.
Prot. Robert A. Armstrong of the
State University faculty at Morgan
town, is president Of the association
and a. ]. Wilkinson. of Grafton, Of the
American Book company. Is secretary
and Prof. Josiah Kelley. Of the Mont,
gomery preparatory school is treas.
urer.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-05-11
NOT FOR HUGHES
NEW YORK REPUBLICANS REFus
ED TO PASS RESOLUTION EN-.
ooRsINe GOVERNOR FOR
PRESIDENT.

NEW YORK, May llJ-Former
Governor odell introduced a resoln.
lion at a meeting Of the Republican
State committee here today endors.
Ing Governor Hughes as the next Re.
publican candidate for President. The
resolution was tabled by a vote OF 80
TOD.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-05-11

Chamber Of Commerce. 1t will have
the added dignity Of the larger body
of pittsburg business men, and Il will
20 into field win new facilities for
commerce with this city. One Of the
principal points TO be visited Is Fair
mont. W. Va, now the head OF RaYisa.
ton on the Monongahela river. This
improvement. that means SO much 10
the West Virginia district. really owes
It's origin to the Pittsburg Chamber
OF Commerce, which has been untiring
IN Its advocacy Of improvement OF tho
Nations waterways. No doubt tic
good people Of West Virginia, who
have always given Pfsisburgers a
warm welcome, will receive the trade
delegation with double warmth on this
occasion. 5
The region to be visited by this es.
curslon Is as naturally tributary 10
Pittsburg as any part Of Western
PENNSYLVANIA. It is parted from the
east where lis trade formerly went.
by the mountains. 1t Is separated
from that region by n greater barrier
that OF different taste. Between
Pittsbnrg and West Virginia is the
natural affinity Of similar conditions
and similar interests. They belong
together and, at last, they have the
means of communication that brings
them In close touch. There is every
reason to expect good results from this
visit Of the representatives of Pitts.
burg ebastness is tkeir heighbors, toth
in trade and In good feeling, which is
most important.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-05-11
SNOW and SLEE7
FILLED MAY DAY Air BUT
CROWDS TURNED OUT FOR
HARvARD.coLuMslA
CONTEsT

BOSTON. Mass, May 1l.-Weathei
conditions for the meeting Of the Har
vard.Columbia Varsity sights were as
diseoaragiRg today as bleak tempera
ture, snow and sleet could make them
Notwithstanding the conditions, Bos
ton and vicinity turned out early 10
secure advantageous positions 10 view
the contest. The bettings favors the
Harvard crew by heavy odds.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-05-11
CHOKED WOMAN
UNKNOWN NEGRO MADE MUIR.
DERoUs ATTACK UPON
OWNER OF LUNCH
ROOM.

PHILADELPHIA. May ll.-An IN.
known negro entered dairy lunch
room owned by Miss Theresa McCool
gorged himself with viands and when
asked to pay. leapeL over the counter
and murderously attacked Miss Nc.
Cool. choking and beating her and In.
hicting injuries from which she will
likely die. The negro fled. When
found Miss McCool was unconscious.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-05-11
Coolest May Day
In 81 Years
THERMOMETER STOOD AT 81
THIS MORNING AND THIN ICE
WAS FORMED.

PTTsBURG, May 1i.-This is the
coolest May day in this vicinity in
lhirty'one years. The temperature at
five O'Clock this morning was 80.
During the night snow, sleet and hail
fell and thin Ice formed. Vegetation
IS undoubtedly damaged.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-05-11

The workers of the Monongah Glass
factory held a meeting at two o'clocR
this afternoon, in the Public LIbrar,
building and elected delegates to rep
resent them in the American Flint
Glass Workers convention which
meets at Evansville on Monday, Jul;
Sth.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-05-11
Had Too Heavy a Load.

Policeman Jonn S. Price arrested
Ed. shrfver, Of stoody's Run, this aft.
ernoon, and placed him in jail. shrly.
er had taken too much whlskey.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-05-11

Artists materials. paints oils.
brushes, drawing paper and tracing
cloth at Globe Book Store, II
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-05-11

CHICAGO, Ill.,. May 1l.-An eleya.
tor In the huge department store Of
SIegcl, Cooper & Co., dropped Just be.
fore the noon hour. The elevator car
was packed. # is reported that sev.
eral persons were killed.
NEW YORK, May l1.-All hope is
abandoned to-day for Marion Story's
yacht. Erie, with Captain Olaf Jacob.
son and crew Of six men. II is believ.
ed she has gone to the bottom with
all hands. The yacht sailed from MI.
ami, Florida. tewlve tlys ago for
New York, since which time It has not
been reported. The craft was valued
at twenty-five thousand dollars.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-05-11

FLEMINGBURG. KY. May 1.-Two
dead. ten seriously injured and five
slightly hurt is the result Of one Of the
worst wrecks in the history Of the Gin.
cinnaii Southern railroad, last night
three miles east Of this city. The
combination freight and passenger
lrain vent through fifty foot thes,le
over Planning creek. The bridge col.
lapseL under the train. Every soul
aboard the train sustained injury.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-05-11

= = i II Il isflds
THE EVENING akpIz Il
BREACHES THE PEOPLE wHSNS
THEY HAVE TINE no READ sa
ssTHE DAYS NEWS. i
= ~ = IS + 4, 4, II e.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-08-06
SANTA ISABEL Y Us NE]ORAS

Ell sef1or Angel b. sNr~ alcalde
de Santa Isabel nos ,mltc hoy IN
informe sobre la p elistraci6n de
aquel municipio dt el afio eco
nomico que acaba Dc erminar. Por
dicho informe vemosl que el ayun-
tamiento ha pagado relularmente sus
atenciones,m 1904 oS por la liquida-
ci6n presupuesto 10000 y $I,3I39I
por creditos reconocidos de pasadas
administrators. Las activas ges-
tones en- benefcio de la administra-
ci6n de dicho pueblo ha Waldo una
carta de felicitaci6n del Tesorero de
Puerto Rico
En- la seccion de gastos, no ha que
dado pendiente de ago ninguna
atenc6ny y Sc han ater lido cuid3do-
samente todas, habienc 2se hecho va
rios trabajos en- algu os caminos We
cinales.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-08-06
CONCURSO

La sociedad espanola de All
Xilio Mutuo y Bene6cencia ha
acordado anunciar su nuevO
concurso de proyectos para la
construction de TN edihciO des-
tinado a Sanatorio.
El premio para Ell proyecto
que Sc eliza sera de $I,2oo-y sc
adjudicaran ademas dos acce-
sits de $2oo-cada unO.
Los proyectos deberan ser en-
tregados antes de las doce del
dia del sabado : de Octubre 1907
al Secretario de la Comisi0n don
Manuel Gomez, Cuya direction
es Tetuan 47, escritorio de Sres.
R. Paniagua y e.. a y quien pue-
den dirigirse los interesados pa
ra obtener una copia del pliego
de condolences del cOpcursO.
San Juan de Puerto Rico 20
de Julio de 1907.
Fl Presidente,
AveIin0 Vicente.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-08-06

operas nuevas, la "Vestilia" Y Ia
Fiesta del grano pero estos contra
tos no tendran efecto, porque no Sc
me sefalo plazo para la compo sicion,
y porque. dada la condicion sine qua
nom de diriglrlas 20 mismo, los EN-.
presarios no pueden complacerme es-
tando en- pie las exigencias de los di-
rectores de orquesta.
"Cuando en- mi fuero inferno adop-
te esta resolution en- principle, sentf
cierta contrariedad. cierta huella do
lorosa; hoy me allegro, porque NADIA
me inquieta; fumo, psseo, viaio, to-
mo parte en- conciertos, voy 4 dirigir
mis- operas donde ningt1n compromi-
so me 10 estorba ". sobre todo,
gozo de excelente salud. Vivo
"Si no me ats sjasen tantas restric
clones compondrfa la FIESTA del gra-
no Pero asf serla indtil todo traba-
10. Decididamente no hare mas 6pe-
raS.
La Prensa italiana espera a no lar
go plazo una retractacion de sus pa
labras,
Cierto que 10 ha jurado. mo 10
hara perjuro Ell arte2
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-08-06
MASCAGNl cE RETIRA

Los peri6dicJs italianos dan La no.
ticia. FL 4smo autor de "Cavalle-
ria rustic ma 10 ha declarado; quiza
Ell ur 4nomento de NAL humor, ha iu-
rad no v0lver q escribir nj una nota
p@ra los teatros de opera Las ira
oas con que tropieza para representa-
y dirigir personalmente en- ellos sus
nuevas obras, los contratos que con
las empresas han frmado los direc-
torres de orqucsta exigiendo que ma
die los substituya, nj los propios au-
torres, y el mismo desaliento que in
funde una recia lucha afanzan mas
en- su amino tamaf1a resolution.
Cleric, ha dicho Mascagni, que IL
timamente me obligu6 escribir dos
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-08-06
ElSr. Paniagua J las |
IRA q
uN AcvERDo DEL COMITE

Esta maf1ana Sc reunieron \ la Of
Gina del alca1de Sr, del ValE HAtiles
los sef1ores del Comite que Ientien-
den en- la Investigation de laI obras
de los hospitales de Cirugfa u de Me
dicina en- Santurce, que estaH an en-
comendadas al sefIor Rogue Panis-
qua.
La Comisi6n despues de exami-
mar detenidamente el aSuntd.Nomo Ell
acuerdo.
Rescindir Ell ccntrato celeb ado con
ell sef1or Paniagua, contir uar la S
obras por administration y d he Ell in
geriero Sr. Rodriguez proceeds q hacer
una liquidation de las obraf sya he
chac y de su valor.
Tambien fue acue}dof scar Ia
dansa del sef'0f Pani'lp1-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-08-06
Ell drama de Meyerling

Dicen de Viena al petit Blea
de Bruselas, que el emperador de
Austria ha hecho las oportunas ges-
tones en- Italia para que los pasajes
que puedan contener las Memo
rias' del conde de Nigra relatives al
fin tragico del archiduque Rodolfo
eli Meyerling, sean suprin idos
FL venerable soberano, que tanto
sufrlmiento ha pasado con el recuer-
do constante de la perdida dc su hijo,
Il quiere, en- el POGO tempo que el
queda lie vida, yer sus dias amarga-
dos con el relate misterioso, hechO
pnblico, de ruella espantosa TRACE
dia.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-08-06
SOBRE UN PRESUPUByv' ECONOAICO
MsN1clrlO DE EST. c1uDAD

MUNIClHIO DE EST CIUDAD
Hemos recibido ell in |orme del ayun
tamiento de San Juan cerca del pre-
supuesto ordinario C. ha de regir
durante ell afo econo 20 de 1907 a
1908.
Lo primero que liam la atepcion
del citado presupuesto que el infor-
me esta escrito en- maql inilla, cosa que
realmente no sc usr en- los pue-
bios de cuarta clase .nformes en-
maquinilla regularn.~ son los des-
tinados para las ohcir a.. los jefes
pero no los que he zga1 Il p1bli-
CO, aun que mas tara Sc imprin di-
cho informe subsansnd % la falta que
Sc nota ahora,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-08-06
Los aseSinatos EN- Casa
Blanca
En- ell ministerio de Estado

Nueva York, martes.--En Ell ministerio de
Estado Espanol, Sc han recibido informes of
~ciales de Tanger avisando el exito de las recla-
en1acones entabladas por parte de Francia Es-
{BlanCa
Por esta vez no Sc cree que sea precise
apelar .nedios extremes para conseguir la
re- araci0n pedida.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-08-06

LA ciudad
es un campo de batalla

Nueva York, 1nartes.--Dicen de Berlin que
la capital de Seoul, esta con vertida en- I'm san
griento campo de batalla.
En- las GALES Sc rinen los mas rudos comba-
tes entire los invasores el pueblo.
Los japoneses han tenido muchas baas, pc
70 las de los coreanos son infnitamente ma
yores
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-08-06
IA anassqasiss e=n Rsasisa


Nueva York, martes.-El imperio del te-
rror Continua perturbando la normaidad en-
Russia que esta entregada a la mas devastadora
anarqu1a.
los desmanes tiranicos del gobierno res
ponde el pueblo entregandose la mas desas-
trosa demagogia. Anoche han pretendido in
cendar a Moscow las turbas
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-08-06
Tr0pas JAP ones as
a C0rea
Los prop0sitOs del Mikado

NVueva York, martes- Informan de Toxic
que Sc ha ordenado por ell gobierno japon6s un
rapido desembarco de tropas, para reforzar el
ejercito de ocupaci6n que tenen los japoneses
en- la Corea.
La inexperada actitnd asumida por el pue-
bio coreano, ha puesto punto de fracasar los
prop6sitos del Mlkado en- la peninsula coreana