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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-01-11

Testing Liability Of an Insurance Com
pany For $4,000.

st. AIbans, dan 11.--An unusual and
interesting case, involving some new
questions ii insurance Law, ii expected
te come up At the March term Of
franklin county court when The Yer.
mont Mutual Fire Insurance company
viii IL tried The suit ii brought 70 re-.
cover $1,000 f0r the loss of big barn,
the killing "a 81 head of cows and the
injury of Is other COWS aud two horses
and damage 10 40 tons Of hay The
barn and stoek were destroyed during
the biz storm If August last, when d
cyclone swept through this section de.
stroyine considerable property and eans.
ing much damage The RYans claim
that their barn was struck BIZ lightning
and hence arc entitled III recover under
their policy The insurance company De-,
M that lightning played any part IN
the catastrophe and are fighting the suit.
G. y. Watson and III II Alexander rep
resent the Ryanss while + L. Laird Of
Montpelier and Fuller C Smith are look.
ing after the Vermont Autaal's Ia.
ferests.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-01-11
VERMONT ALUMNI
HOLD 10Th REUNION
New England Association Of State Uni
versity Has Banquet at youngs
Hotel in Boston Last Night.

Boston, Jan. ll.--Sixty-one Green
Mountain Boys sons Of the university
Of Vermont met at 70 ung's hotel last
evening at the 10th annual meeting ana
dinner Of the New England Alumni as.
saciation, President NJ. III Buckham was
obliged to cancel his engagement to
speaS because of the death Of his son,
James Buckham Of Melrose.
Dean Henry g. Tinknam of the med
ical department aud Dean Nathan 4.
Merrill of the chemistry department reps
resented the faculty upon the toast list.
Lean Merrill spoke for an educational
system that win allow individual ex.
eeilenee to develop itself, He said he
had no patience with those who had re-
Gently pitched into' President Eliot Of
Harvard for holding an extravagant po-
sition upon the elective system.
He would have more Of it-earefully
guarded because students differ from
each other, and ought not to be treated
alike.
President F Thomas Kidder or Wood
stock VT, presided. Other speakers
were Judge Edmund G. Mower, '92, u
Burlington and Prof Henry a. Tower
1913, ii Harvard university
The following officers of the associa.
tion were elected Tor the ensuing year;
President, T. r. W Rogers, e3; vice
presidents, ]. II. Vaughan, M. D., so; Il.
y. Young, M D., G. w. Stone, 'S4, II.
4, Torrey, '0s, G T Anderson, '96J chap
lain. the Rev Daniel T. Torrev, 81;
aduitor, S. s. Dennis, '01; executive
committee, a. Fl Lewis, o7; |. 1. Ricn,
'02. Prof G. w. Benedict Of Brown uni
yersity. John a. Chase, 90 G. r. Holt,
AZ. ID, 'o1; secretary and treasurer e..
p II, Emerson, 'oa; assistant, J.. H.
Eaton, '03.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-01-11
COAL MAN MISSING.
Had Organized Company in Burlington
With Stock at 50 a Share.

Burlington, Jan lie +. Hntenins,
organizer and promoter Of the Queen
City Coal company 4 concern whose
object was to sell coal to Burlington
people at 50 cents the ton less tnan the
other dealers, il missing and stoekhold-
ers VINO backed his scheme are anxious
about their money
Hntohins appeared in Burlington
about three montns ago His company
was organized and chartered in the state
Of Maine Shares in the Burlington com.
pany were placed at So each, and these
who bought had the privilege of getting
their coal at d reduction. People paid
their money literally
Just about this time Mr.. Hutehins
was arrested here on a body writ for an
unpaid advertising bill from Maine
paper. He was released
The coal did not arrive when he said
it would and the shareholders, becom
ing anxious, went to the office to call
on him. they found an empty desk and
Il enattel mortgage on that.
The coal has finally turned UP AMI IS
taken in charge BY two Burlington men,
who will sell it.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-01-11
GIRLS BASKET BALL SCHEDULE.
Opening Game Is Between Montpelier
Schools on Monday, January 10.


Schools on Monday, January 10.
The schedule Of games for the girls
basket ball league. composed Of Spauld-
ing and Goddard of this city and Mont
pelier high and seminary of Montpelier
is as follows:
Jan. 2o-M S, NJ. II. s.. Montpelier,
Y. NJ G. Al
Jan. 28M. II. s., $. H. s.. Barre,
Jan. sl-M. s., s. II. S, Montpelier,
Armory
Feb. An. ii. s., G. s., Barre.
Feb M s., @. 81, Barre.
Feb. IS G. S., s. H. S., Barre.
Feb. IA NJ s, N. H. s., Montpelier,
.Armorv.
Feb. ID M II S. s.H s., Montpelier,
Armory.
Feb. 24-G. s. NJ. s. Montpelier,
Armory.
Mach 2-s. II. 81. III. 81. Barre
March 9--M HI s., G. s., Montpelier,
x. MI q Al
March gS IT. s., G, s., Barre
The Goddard girls, who have not en-
ioyel the sport Of playing basket ball
for the past two or three seasons, be-
cause they were not allowed to play un-
der boys rules, as most Of the teams
around here did, are now rejoicing over
the fact that al last most Of the school
teams IN this part Of the state are to
pAy basket ball under girls rules, There
are about fifteen candidates out for the
team, nearly alE of whom are expert
egiral ii girls rules. They have been
practising and working hard To have 4
aooa team since the first of November,
ard 1t is expected THAT Goddard will have
one 81 the fastest and strongest teams
In the state
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-01-11
Third Series. cribbage Schedule.

The third series schedule for the Inter
fraternity erihbage league which will be.
gin next Tuesday Is Al follows.
Tuesday, January IA, g. @, +, and AZ.
u; Donald MceLod referee.
Wednesday, January rs, G. G. and r..
NJ; Charles Oliver, referee.
Tuesday, January 21, G. @. +. and r..
Af John Murray referee.
Thursday, January 23, G. G. and NJ.
U. Michael Tiernev, referee.
Tuesday, January IS NJ. Z. and r.,
NJ: Alex. Henderson. referee.
Wednesday, January 20, G. G. and q
@. il; Robert Davidson. referee.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-01-11
TALE OF MURDER MYSTERY.
Former st. Albans Man Implicated in
Unverified Report.

st. 4Albans. Jan fI.--A story which It
has not been possible 10 verify, but
which has been current about the city
for some time, Is to the effect that Il
former resident Il now in durance vile.
serving sentence for killing several
wives It il said that this man has had
four wives and all have died of dis
ease Of the same nature Report said
that the method employed for taking
life was the placing Of a needle IN the
flesh over the heart, leaving the needle
to travel until It penetrated the heart
Of the victim. After the death Of his
last wife, however the story goes, an
investigation was held, and 8s a result.
the man will pass the rest Of his life IN
prison.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-01-11
SHOT HIMSELF IN HEAD.
william H. White, Old Resident Of
Portsmouth, Suicides In Bath Room.

Portsmouth. \. IT, Jan. William
H White. one Of the oldest residents Of
the ctr, committed suicide yesterday
about 8 o'clock He had been IN i'll health
for long time and Of late his mind has
been affected. He has been confined to his
he'd several days With the grippe and
got up and went to the bath room, where
he placed revolver to his head and
died
Upon hearing the shot members of the
family went to the room and found
him lying there, and he died before med
ioal aid arrived.
He was ~ years Of age and leaves
one son, Councilman William IT, White
of this city, and a daughter Mrs Charles
NJ Newton of South Berwick
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-01-11
FOUND DEAD IN BED.
Sudden End Of Frederick A. norden Of
West Haifax.

BrattIeboro. Jan IL. Frederick A.
4orden, aged So years. Of West Halifax,
a brother 1T assistant Judge Frank Nor-
den of Windham county court Has
found dead III bed BY BIS housekeeper
yesterday.
Death probably was caused BY heart
disease Alr. Worden apparently was in
good health He was born In the house
where he died and was farmer until
middle life He was engaged III the
chair stock business
Judge Noraen was III Newfane this
morning and did not know Of bis death
until be reached Brattleboro. Me-. Wor-
den has been one of the most prominent
citizens Of his town. He is survived BY
two daughters, three brothers, and two
sisters.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-01-11
OUT OF POLITICS.
Former Senator David B. Hill Makes
Emphatic Statement

Albany, n. Y. jan IL Under no
circumstances and no ones instigation
will | participate actively In politics. i
said former Senator David B. Hill when
Questioned about the rumor that State
Chairman Connors has offered him the
craftsmanship Of the state delegation to
the national convention. The very fact
that everyone is said to desire his re-
turn to politics is the best reason. he
said for him to stay out.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-01-11
JUDGE PARKER SPOKE.
Gives His Ideas on Causes of The Re.
cent Panic.

Kingston. \. Y, Jan 1l.-Befofe an
assemblage Of political associates in his
home of Ulster. ex-Chief Judge AIfon B.
Parker Of the court Of appeals. Demo
cratic candidate for the presidency IN
I904. spoke last night Of The causes Of
The recent credit panic. and of what
be considered to be tie dangers Of pat
ting suntusored ideslisma in charge af
the nstinass affairs The occasion VAS
dinner given hy Ulster county Demo
efats at which Judge Parker was the
guest Of honor John +. Craft. state civil
service cemn1iS< <ioner. acted a. toast
master and other speakers included
state Senator John J. Liuseu and ex
County Judge Jehn c. Van Etten.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-01-11
CAUSES BRAIN CONCLUSION.
Farmer Near swanton Struck BY Limb
While Cutting Tree.

Swanton, Jan. 11-Judsou James, q
prominent farmer residing about taree
miles from this village on the St. al
bans bay road, IS in 4 serious condition
from injuries received in the woods
Thursday Mr.. James. with his son. was
ehopping down 4 tree. when a limb fell,
striking him to the ground and render
ing him unconscious. His left arm was
fractured and he suffered eoneussion Of
the brain. His son eoeefed him with
blankets and haStened for help. When
lie returned with Others It was found
that the mau had recovered conscious
mess and in the misery caused hy the IN
tense pain he suffered be had thrown off
his coverings and the seriousness Of his
condition was greatly enhanced By The
resultant exposure 10 the bitter cold.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-01-11
CAUGHT IN ENsrLAGE CUTTER,
First SeIectman Of Cornwall Suffers
Serious Injury.

Atiddleburg. Jan. 1l.--Jsnes Wing,
frst selectman Of Cornwall. suffered Il
serious injury yesterday, his left hand
and arm being drawn into an ensiIage
cutter. and badly mangled Drs. u. &.
Noble and z. L. Dorsey, Of this village.
we're summoned, but before they arrived
Mr.. Wing lost good deal Of blood.
In several places the knives had cut
entirely through the hand ana arm.
Il was found necessary to amputate the
index finger and it Is not yet certain
whether the hand and arm half way to
tile shoulder can be saved.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-01-11
STOLE 10 CENTS; 4 YEARS.
Boy Pleads Guilty and is Sent to Indus
trial School.

Middlebury, ian. 1f-In the Addison
county court Henry Crane. II. was put
on trial yesterday on the charge Of
breaking and entering the house of
Jacob DeIne and taking a foreign piece
Of money valued At 10 cents After the
evidence was in he changed his plea af
not guilty ta guilty and was sentenced
hv Judge Miles to the industrial school
at Nergennes for four years.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-01-11
500 FLRE NEAR BErHEL.
Plant Of United states Tale Corporation
Destragea.

Bethel. Jan 1.-The plant Of the
United States Talo corporation. located
81 The side 4 Rochester mountain. eight
miles from here. vas destroyed b. 8fc
early yesterday at an uninsured loss Of
$4,000 The lack Of anY Ere fighting ap.
panatos left the plant an easy prey to
3 small blaze which started IN tie boiler
room.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-01-11
TALK OF The TOWN.

George r. Holland. an einplove Of The
street department. Vas aFres ted for IN
foxifalion on North Nsin street this
aflemaas hy special officer Fred ).
BrHee
Auung arrivals At the City hotel last
evening and to-day are f J Nasa. Bur-
iinefoas William Cass. II f Reehag.
Boston, d. G. Turuex, Helheas " f.
Hopkins. Hsrdvick; Albert nass. Handl-
ton, o.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-01-11
FOUND DIAMOND BRACELET.
Boston Police Connect it With The Har-
rison Murder.

Boston, Jan. II The police today
found a diamond bracelet which they
say that Theodore Whitmore gave
6ieorgiana Dickinson on the day after
his wife. Lena, was found murdered in
d New Jersey swamp L viii 60 back
to Jersey City with the Dickinson
woman this afternoon and will figure 5
important evidence in the approaching
trial. George denies tnat Wnitmore
gave her the bracelet The police say
that if it belonged TO the murdered
woman. as they suspect, ii can be identi-
fed BY her mother and sister in Brook
ivn. \. Y
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-01-11
BIRTHDAY PARTY AT 90.
North Troy Woman Entertained at The
Home Of Her Son Yesterday.

North Troy. Jan. 1i.-Airs. Louisa
Moore celebrated her Goth birthday an
nixersary yesterday with a party at the
home Of her grandson Bert Chandler.
She is il good health Mrs. Moore has
been . resident Of North Troy practical.
ly al her life
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-01-11
NARROW ESCAPE
FROM DEATH BY FIRE
parkhurst Building in North Troy De-
stroyed Early Today With Loss
Of About 5000. Half Covered
By Insurance.

North Troy. Jan. 1I.-Fire early this
usofning practically destroyed sae PARK
burnt building TIE damage Is estimated
81 $1,000. with an insurance II about
stQo0. The building contained a grocery
a neat market. undertaking rooms and
dwellings, One family narrowly escaped
death.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-01-11
BLOOD FLOWED
From Vigorous Gaming on the Head of
Barre Man Yesterday Afternoon.

Smeared with blood, yes, fairly oozing
blood. man came down ont OF one of
tine buildings on middle Main street yes.
terday afternoon and went TO consult
legal advice. He got hit. A cane was
the weapon which inflicted the injuries
and caused the blood to fiow The cane
was wielded by a man somewhat ad-
vanced in years, and the years are said
to have served As 4 protection for him
from the mar who got eaned. The trou-
bic started over leaking water. - it is
said. and the younger man went up
stairs to eXpostulate with the othef.
Result: words. elimination: vigorous
Gaming on the head. Nothing in court
vet
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-01-11
Michael Madden Wanted a
Cigarette Badly
AT MIDDLESEX YESTERDAY
None Of the Five Men Whom He Ac-
ccsted Accommodated Him, Which
He Resented--Ts in jail
Now.

Because none Of the crowd would give
him a cigarette Or 20 after one when
he ordered them 10, Michael Madden
tried to make five men dance like they
10 ont In the western states at the zip
of the bullets There were five men who
refused to accede to the demands Of Mi
ehaeI and five shots were fired None
took effect, however,. All this happened
at AIiddlesex yesterday afternoon Now
Madden is in Jail, but be remembers
nothing about any brain storm al
though he admits he was drunk.
Tie five men who refused to give Mad
den a cigarette and vino did dance lively
ana in the most approved wild west liz
fashion when the shots began to rain
were Lewis Cote, Ralph Persons, David
Ire, Harold Austin and Albert Taplin.
They were ait work near the Middlesex
station Of the Central Vermont railroad
loading bark when Madden came along.
lie wanted something to smoke, and d
cigarette was what he wanted. When he
didn't ges what he asked for, he whipped
ont a 32-ealibre revolver and began
shooting. The iive men busted for cover,
behind anything they could reach first
s Deputy Sherffs Hastings Of Mid
dlesex was notified. He reported and
found Madden in q drunken stnpor He
arrested him and took him to Montpelier
by team in the late afternoon. on
reaching tle county institution. Madden
was in such condition that he had to
BE- carried from the team to his cell
III his pockets was revolver with five
empty cartridges To-day 1t was found
that one shot struck nearby ear. An
other imhedded itself In team. AM
other Is accounted for. as il wlixzed by
the car of one Of the men.
Madden Says today that he bought
some liquor and drank il yesterday and
was going after his team, which was
hitched near the AIiddIesex station hut
the the little target practice be reiiem
hers not The team was hitehed there.
sure enough. ard it II probable that
Madden was going to GET Il to drive back
to his place of residence III Moretown
He came TO Moretown last spring and
has not had 4 regular occupation He
il " years old
states Attorney Gates went down To
Middlesex from Montpelier this after
noon III look up THE affair. Madden viii
be charged with intoxieation and breach
Of the peace. at least; perhaps more,
ga what tie states attorney t
finds ont. Madden i said 10 have bought I
d revolver yesterday
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-01-11
CRUELTY HACKED BODY.
A Pole Was the Victim Of Murder in
Peabody, Mass, Last Night.

Peabody. Mass, Jan. II The police
are investigating the death OF Ludwig
Kuhak, whose cruelty hacked body was
found to-day on the Blaney estate on
Washington street. The victim was
about 30 years old and Pole Two
boys found the body while crossing the
field on the way to skarng pond,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-01-11
TWO vERMoNTERs MET.
Both Want to Be Governor, But One
Is a Bit Backward.

Burlington, Jan. II. Lieutenant Coy
eruar George II. proutv of Newport and
A. II. Fletcher Of Cavendish We're il the
city Yesterday Mr. Prouty expressed
himself as satisfied with the progress
II hie candidacy for governor. while Alf.
Fletcher declared he was nol yet prepared
to say whether or not he would be 4
candidate for the ofiiee.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-01-11
IAPAN.s NEW AMBASSADOR.
Takahira IS Coming to Washington, il
IS ofie.aIlY Announeed.

Toxic. Jan. 11.-An 7fsieisl announce.
merit has been n,sae 8 The appointment
81 Ambassador TakahiFa. japanese rep.
resentstive 81 Rome 70 the Washington
embassy.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-01-11

Mrs Fletcher D. Proctor and dAaeh-
ter. Minnie. 81 Proctor, expert 10 re-
turn 70 Washington this week 60 pass
the winter
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-01-11

The Rutland city band began TIE
Nes Year with a deficit Of s. cents
About $500 9as spent during the year
1897.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-01-11
MARRIED At CITY HALL.
Two Barre Young People Were United
in Marriage Today.


Enesto pratin0 and Miss Desolina
ManeFa, daughter Of Air. and Mrs Sante
Manero OF Spring street we're united ii
marriage a 11s<5 o'clock this morning
b. Justice 81 the Peace Aiaekay The
ceremony was performed in the CITY
council chamber and was witnessed bs
party OF the relatives 0t Tie couple.
The groom IS employed ss 3 stoneeufter.
Tie bride has been = sslsslady il the
sanguinettt rssre.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-01-25
DE TEATRO|

La function di6 comienzo con La ma.
Ia som6ya, esa celebrada joya de los
Quintero. que esta siendo tan bien ira
tada por la compafifa que act1a en- Ell
Municipal.
La Srta. Arregui, siempre admira-
BILE, repiti6 Ell duo con Ell sef1or Vidal
y cosecho muchos aplausos en- las dos
obras en- que tomo parte.
En- Moy0s y cyfsttan0s eStrenada ano-
che, interpret6 maravillosamente otro
tipo ideal de chiquilla, la eminente
artista.
Mo10s y cyistian0s ha gustad mucho.
Els una obra muy teatral y que tie
ne momentos, escenas muy felices.
Ell gran duo del segundo cuadro,
que cantaron con verdadero derroche
de facultades la Seflorita Blanchart y
Ell tenor Sotorra, fue aplaudidfsimo
Els un n1mero musical de una fac
tura superior, digno de una obra de
mayores alientos y que requiere la
cooperation de cantantes de fuerza
como la sefiorita Blanchart y Ell tenor
Sotorra.
La Interpretation de esta obra esta
vedada a las compaffas que no cuen-
tan como la que act1a en- San Juan,
con cantantes de facultades, perso
nal numeroso.
En- ell desempefio de moros y cris-
tianos Sc distinguio mucho la Blsn-
chart, digna de los mayores encomios
en- la escena dra amatica del segundo
cuadro; la Arregui, siempre merece-
dora de elogios, la Arsnguren y los
sefores Casas, Freixas, Sotorra y
Vidal.
La marcia morisca es un n1mero
musical preciosfsimo. Nuestro pdbli-
CO no Sc ha fjado en- la belleza de
esa marcha. tan aplaudida en- tcdas
parties.
La repvise de La Vi1ecita proporcio-
no la encantadora tiple Laura Mi
flez, TN nuevo triunfo de los que
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-01-25
Reception y bale

Agradecemos mucho la cortesfa de
la Colonia Espafiola de Utuado, invi-
tandonos para la reception y bale
que tendra lugar esta noche en- los
salones del Centro Espafiol de dicha
localidad, en- honor del dfa onomas-
tlco del Rey de EspafIa don Alfonso
XIII. Forman la Comisi6n de recibo
las distinguidas damas Carmen r. de
Moreno, Maria A. de San MILAN
Sara 3. de Palmer; y los sefores Juan
Luis Rossell6, Eduardo Artau Mi
guel Rozas Viflas.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-01-25
FL coronel Hanill

En- la semana proxima embarcara
para los Estados Unidos, con dos
meses de licencia, Ell Coronel de la
policia insular Mr.. Hamill, quien va
reponerse en- aquella metropoli de
la enfermedad larga que acaba de
sufrir ell distinguido jefe. de la
cual sc encuentra convaleciente De-
seamos Su total resta blecimiento.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-01-25
consagran gloriosamente una reputa.

consagran gloriosamente una reputa.
ci6n de artista.
Laura N1f1ez canto Ell brindis, ell
ddo, la cancion de LA Viejecita, :"
todo con lujo, con derroche de facul-
tades. recibiendo sonoras demostra-
clones de la aproba aci6n, del entusias
mo con que Ell pdblico la escucha.
La eminente artista, encontro dig
nos compafieros de su triunfo, en- Ia
seflorita Blanchart y en- los sefIores
Casas, Real, Freixas, todos dignos de
encomio.
Domingo OrO&cO.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-01-25
La coIonia puertorriquef1a
Celebrando la noticia

puertorriquena, ha producido mucho entusias.
mo la noticia de que ha sido conjurado Ell con-
hicto que amenazaba la perdida del mercado
frances para el cafe puertorriquefo.
Ell comisionado por Puerto Rico ha sido
muy felicitado por ell exito que ha tenido la ne
gOciacion.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-01-25
Preparativos b&Iicos !
A castigar la rebeld1a

Nueva York, sabado -Avsan de Puerto
Principe que Sc organiza rapidamente un po.
deroso cuerpo de ejercto para batir los rebel
des que avanzan, decididos, sobre la capital
Ell gobierno mues trase animoso, conflando
en- que los rebeldes no podran resistir la gruesa
columna del ejerCito.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-01-25
ScPvlt1o Especial del BOItt1n McrcanIn
0ABLEGRAMAS.
Importante ciudad tomada

Nueva York sabado-Los rebeldes haitia-
nos han tornado la ciudad de Port de Paix, una
de las mas importantes de la Republica.
La fuerza de la rebellion es mucho mas
considerable de 10 que Sc creia por ell go
bierno
Los rebeldes avanzan en- triunfo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-01-25
10 que pagara nuestro cafe
La fecha del tratadO

Nueva York, sabado.-El Convenio come
cial entire Francia Estados Unidos, comenzara
a regir desde ell primero de Febrero proximo
Entire los productos americanos que result
tan favorecidos esta ell cafe puertorriqueno que
pagara la tarifa m1nima
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-01-25
FL trakadO fran
co.american0
va esta firmado

Nueva York, sabado-El tratado comerc1al
entire Francia Estados Unidos, ha sldo apro-
bado por ambos gobiernos.
Ia noticia Official recibida en- Washington,
ha si1o publicada hoy.
Ell tratado sc considera en- extreme bench
cioso para los intereses americanos.