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The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1910-01-18

Miss Mcintosh announced Monday
noon the following divisions of the
successful debaters in the prelimin-
aries held week ago last night:
ffirmative-Bessfe Patterson, John
Gotsball and Donald Harper. Mega
tive-Ruth Pitkin, Carol Conard,
Dwight Hobbs. Alternate for affir-
mative-Louis West. Alternate for
negative-Harold McDevitt. She al
so stated that this order might be
changed before the Triangular De-
bate which takes place on the even
ing Of March 10th at Mt. Vernon,
Newark and GAINESVILLE.
Mr.. Winans announced Thursday
morning that there should be no
snow balling in front of the high
school building by the pupils and
that If this sport is practiced, it must
be confined to the limits of the back
yard. He also read section from
the state law regarding schools
WulCh oldlOo 'ldl lHiS llltSdl.
From now on, starting last We'd
nesday there will be regular chapel
programs prepared for each Wednes-
day by the instructors in the high
school. This will continue until the
end of the school year. When school
opened last September, the whole
of chapel time was devoted to mu-
sic, but this was sometimes cut short
on account of necessary announce
ments by Mr.. Winans. Mrs: Baker
desired to have full periods for the
study of music in the school, so two
one on Wednesday and the other
on Friday. were set aside for her
This was introduced several weeks
ago, and now, in order to utilize the
time apportoned for chapel servic-
es, the forenamed programs are pre-
| pared and rendered.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1910-01-18

A practice debate open to the gen.
eral public will be held in che high
school chapel on the morning of the
26th day of this month between Mt.
Vernon's two teams. The debate
will be formal, rebnttal being given
and there will also be decision
announced. Both of the teams are
now working hard on this debaCe and
it is expected that it will be an in
teresting one.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1910-01-18

Investigation Into Causes Leading to
High Coat Of Living viii Begin
Early Next Week at Sidney or Ma.
rietta--interests at Work to Pre-
vent Employment Of Trust Buster
Waehenheimer as Attorney For In
qulsitors-Deaton After Hooking.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-06-28
Greatly Distressed.

Washington. June 27-President
Taft was greatly distressed when he
learned through the Associated Press
dispatches of his sons unfortunate ac-
cident at Beverly, Mass. He immedi-
ately sent a long telegraphic mes
sage to his son, which is said to have
contained instructions to do every
thing possible for the injured man.
The following telegram then was sent
to an old college friend of the Presi-
dent:
Samuel Carr. o6 Ancs Building. Bos
ton, Mass.
by an unfortunate automobile acci-
dent at Beverly my boy, Robert, struck
street laborer, fracturing his skull.
He Is at Beverly Hospital. Will you
not call up by phone the best surgeon
in Boston and have him visit the hos
pital at once and tender services to
the resident physician and do all he
can for the injured mani"
The President then sent a personal
telegram to the injured man, express.
ing his profound regret over the acct
dent ana conveying to the victim hi:
earnest wish for speedy recovery.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-06-28
ATTEMPTS ASSASSINATION
Lores Fires Shot Mt Con-
EressIn8n Snn Miguel.

Havana June 27---A sensational at.
tempt to kill Antonio San Miguel, Con.
gressman from Pinar Del RIO and edi.
tor of La Lucha. was made In the lobby
OF Congress this afternoon. few min
utes before that body was to open its
ression. Congressman Manuel Lores.
OF Oriente. was the assalant. The
single shot he fired went Wild, but al.
most hit another Congressman standing
nearby.
San Miguel was standing In the lobby.
awaiting the opening Of the session.
when he was approached by Lores. who
had several friends with him. Lores
whipped out revolver and fired at
San Miguel at short range. The bullet
missed It's mark, but grazed the head
of Congressman Antonio Gonalezes
Lanuez, leader of the conservative
party, who was standing behind San
Miguel. The latter drew pistol, but
before further shots could be ex.
changed the combatants were sepa.
rated
The attempted assassination created \
great cominotion, and II was some time
before quiet could be restored. The
session OF the House then proceeded
Miguel and Lores is inevitable.
The cause of the murderous attempt
was the attitude OF Congressman San
Miguel in denounclng editorialiy as a
colossal fraud the proposition to ex-
change the Nillanueva station of the
United Railways. on the Prado. for the
governments arsenal lands. of which
scheme Congressman Lores and his coll
lesaues are ardent supporters. When
the question came up in the House
on June Is there was violent scene,
and pistols were drawn, whereupon
further discussion Of the project was
postponed until to-day. II had been
placed on to-days calendar. but, be-
cause OF the shooting. its discussion
was further postponed.
The attempt to kill Congressms San
Miguel, when IL became generally
known, caused excitement throughout
the city. Prediction is general that
the shooting is only the preliminary OF
bloody facuonal feud.. Congressman
Lorcs was not arrested on account OF
his congressional immunity.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-06-28
TAFT is DISTRESSED
Doing Everything Possible for Victim
nf Snn'a Auto.

Doing Everything Possible Tor victim
of sons Auto.
Beverly. Mass Jure 27.--The seri-
ous condition Of Michael Thistfwolla,
an Italian laborer who was struck to-
day by an automobile operated by
Robert Taft, son Of President Taft, has
caused a hurried change in the plans
of the Taft family, who were prepar-
ing to depart on the Sylph for New
London tomorrow to attend the Har-
vard-Yale regatta Thursday. Instead
OF attending the races. the family will
remain in Beverly unless there is an
unexpected change for the better In
the mans condition. Tho report from
the Beverly Hospital tonight was
that he has only slight chance Of
recovery.
DR.. S. j. Mixtcr, of Boston, sent at
the request of the President, arrived
here late this afternoon, and he is
working with the hospital authorities
doing all that can be done for the in
jured man.
Robert TAFT is badly broken up over
the affair. and spent much of his time
this afternoon at the hospital.
Chief of Police Ferguson has re-
ccived instructions through the Pres
ident's attorneys to see that the in
jured man is given every possible care
and atten tion until his arrival. when
he will take care of the matter him
self
President Taft will arrive In Bever-
ly early "Wednesday morning.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-06-28
SEEKING REFORMS
People of Illinois Hope to Repair
Breakdown of Populnr C;oYernment

bfehkuOWn OF Popular Govern meut.
Peoria. Ill. June 27.-with a general
dcnunciation of corrupt methods al
legged TO have been practiced in the
Legislature of Illinois in recent years.
800 citizens from all parts OF the state
assembled to-day and effected a tenn
porary organization to repair the
breakdown" of representative govern
ment.
Senator Jonathan 2. Bourne, of Orc
gon. addressed large assembiage to-
night. explaining the Oregon method
of clectirs United States Senator's
Senator Bourne charged that efforts
had been made at the time of the sen.
atorial primary election In Oregon TO
"dishonar the state and its public
service
During the session of the Legisla-
ture. said Mr.. Bourne. "a former gov
ernnent official. an assistant to the
chairman OF the Republican national
committee, appeared in Oregon, and 1
am informed. promised Federal ap-
pointments to legislative members II
they would disregard their pledges to
the electorate.
The effort was made by the cne.
mics Of the law TO create the impress
sion that by reason of this PERSONS
relation with the chairman of the Re-
publican national committee during
the national campaign. he would be
able TO deliver these promised app oint
ments in case the subscribers sold
their honor and betrayed their trust"
Speaking directly to the people of
Illinois, Senator Bourne said.
Whether You want popular election
of United States Senator's in Illinois is
for you voters to determine, but l
warn you that any halfway or COM
promised system which places party
above the entire people will result in
dissatisfaction and probably corrup.
ton. II you wish to destroy the pow
er OF tho political machine. abolish the
convention system entirely. II you
wish to establish popular selections OF
United States Senator'S, install a sys-
tenn which takes from the Legtsla ture
the right to do more than ratify the
act of the people at the general cleo
ton"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-06-28
COURSE STILL UNKNOWN
State Department still secretfye in
Charlton Case.


New York. June 27.-Although word
comes from Rome that the Italian gov.
ernment has decided to ask for the
eNtradition of Porter Charlton, the
young wife-murderer. the IIud son
county on, J.) authorities. who are
De \, tanning him as fugitive from JUS
tice. have received no advices from
the State Department at Washington
concerning the steps this government
will take
Charl,ons arraignment has been set
for Tomorrow. but 1t was understood
to- might that his lawyer. R. Floyd
Clarke. will ask for an adjournment.
This probably will be granted. Mean
while. the State Department. likely will
make known ITS Is. desires, and unless
ton will be turned over to the Fed.
eral authorities II they decide to
grant eXtradit1on.
The young prisoner Is still in a
highly nervous state. verging on men-
tai and physical collapse. He eats but
little and alternately PAGES tho floor
of his cell and attempts to read.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-06-28
FIRST SALE OF COTTON
Proceed. of na!e YIN Ne Given to

Proceeds of bale VIII ne Given to
Of cotton of the crop of 1slo-11 was
sold at auction here to-day and
being for the usual charity. This bale
was picked at Hldalgo county, Texas,
weighed about 4le pounds, and was
classed as good middling cotton It
was first sold at Houston, Texas, on
June ,23 TOR ,$375. and was shipped from
there to this city,
y The cotton purchased to-day will
be. shipped to. liverpool. where 1t will
again be auetloued. 3g
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-06-28
soNDERKLAssE REGATTA
Banquet Following Race, Prince
Hnnrv TIro.lI>S ~

Henry Presldcs.
kiel. June 27.-The Sonderklasse re-
gatta of the Imperial Yacht Club, and
the German regatta verin was sailed
to-day. the winner being the Kaethe
The Tilly XIII. finished second and
Margarethe third
the banquet of the Imperial Yacht Club
this evening, at which the American
ambassador, DR., Hill, was guest.
Among others present were Oslnan Nj
zami. the Turkish ambassador; Grand
ADMIRAL von Koester and Prince Wal
demar. Prince Henry, In giving toast
to the Emperor,. explained that the
absence OF His Majesty was due to
the family being In mourning.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-06-28
GOES no PRISON

Leader of Hlnct mailing "Arscnie Club
Is Sentenced.
New York, June 2T,--I.ewis Levin,
head OF the so-caled arsenic CIubh
which eSacted backmail by poisoning
horses, was sentenced in RrooklNn to-
day TO not more than fifteen years and
not less than seven years In the State
ment, 81
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-06-28
NO SIGN OF VERDICT
Browne Jury IIns Estnblished Record
for Endurnnee

bfowhe 3nr! NUS Est"ftfshtd isecord
for Endurance.
Chicago. Illd June aT.-EighrSt hosts
and no sign OF a verdict, Ths~ was
the story tonight OF the jury which
is considering the case OF Lee o'Neil
Browne, Democratic mino---~ lea der or
bribing c. A. White to vote for VIII
liam Lorimer for United States Sem
ator.
Not word came from the Jurors
The twelve men already have cstab-
lished new RECORD In Chicago as ZEN
durance 1urors@ When Judge NfcSure-
~ went home last night he reiterated
his plan not to Interfere with the Jury
until next Friday Then, IL he finds
II Is hoopelessly divided, he Will dis.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-06-28
News From nIn,lriz.

Washington, D. c., June 27-"The
entire Atlantic coast with the excep.
tion OF Bluetields Is in our control"
This was the messa ge from President
Madriz received here to-night by his
representative In this city, DR. Luis
F. Corea. The latter secuted the re
port Of the revolutonists having made
advances in the interior of the coun-
try, and expressed strongly his disbe-
lief In the message that they have cap
tured Ocoyapa
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-06-28
Litt1e Progre.. Made.

committee, created to Investigate the
Legislation concerning Indian contracts,
discussed the matter at considerable
length to-day, and tried to frame It's
plans, but made little headway. The
time and place of hearing and the
.(Continued on Second Page )
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-06-28
INSURGENTS TAKE ACoYA9A
Madriz Sends strong Force to Re-
OcCupy Town.

San Juan Del Sur. Nicaragua. June
2I.--According to reports reaching
here the town of Acoyapa,e in the De-
partment of Chontales, has been cap
tured by the revolutionists, The an
nouncement also is made that the port
Of San Ubaldo, on Lake Nicaragua, has
fallen into the hands of General NIena's
men. The government has sent q
strong force to reoccupy the towns
Special telegraphic instructions have
been forwarded to the governors OF
tho various departments to give par
ticular attention to the protection of
foreign interests in order to avoid
the slightest pretext for complaint a
forced loan of about s20O,00O has been
tnd
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-06-28
TWO PERSONS KILLED
Central OF Georgia Freight Train
strikes TOurinS Car.

strikes Touring Car.
Macon. Ga, June 27.-Two persons
were killed and three Others injured,
two fatally. when Central of Georgia
freight train struck a touring car near
Monticello this afternoon. The dead:
Mrs A. c. Freeman, Arcadia, Fla.
a. C. Freeman, Jr.. Arcadia, Fla.
The injured:
L. L. Camp. Arcadia. internally in
jured; probahly fatally
, DR.. III Robse, Monticello. Gss., In
lured internally, arm broken. probably
fatally.
A. q freeman. Arcadia. badly injured
about head.
All OF the occupants of the car ex-
3cept Dir. Robie were on tour from
their Florida home to kentucky.
stop was made at Monticello to visit
relatives. and this AFTERNOON they took
DR.. ROBBIE out for a spin. The train
struck the car at Kelleys Crossing,
where a high embankment made ii
impossible for them to see the ap-
preaching engine and cars until it was
too late. Engineer Dunbar. of the
freight train. applied the emergency
brakes and sounded the alarm, but the
automobile was knocked high into the
air. Mrs. Freeman and her son being
badly mangled and the others narrow
ly escaping instant death
The injured were brought here and
placed in a hospital, with the exception
OF Or. Robie, who was removed to his
home. 1t is feared that Dr. ROBBIE and
Mr.. Camp will die.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-06-28
KILLED IN SIEGE
OF HUMBLE HOME
Sending Children From Beleag-
uered House, w. N. Bostwick
Keeps Up Fight Until Am
rnunition Is Exhausted and
He Is Wounded Many
Times by Militia.
Casualties in Battle
With Georgia Desperate

The dead,
j. p. Mcinni., sheriff Irwin county.
Steve Davis, chief OF police of
Ocilia.
Deputy sherln sheffield, Irwin
county.
w. H. Bo.t,yick, victim of shots
fired into his home.
The Injured:
James Gill, seriously wounded.
Deputy Sheriff r. c. BDss, arm
broken and shot In abdomen.
Deputy sherin wFntt Tucker, In
iurieS slight.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-06-28
Plunge. Down Embnnkmcnt,

Allentown. Ga, June GA car be-
longing to motor car company
plunged down twenty ivc-foot en-
bankment. near Redington o-night,
killing two men and injuring three.
The dead:
Andrew Anderson. aged ffty-avc
years.
Peter Lotsky, aged twenty-scven
years.
The chauffeur lost control of the car
as he was trying to avoid n bad spot
in the road. and it dashed down a
steep embankment.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-06-28

The committee rebuked Editor Shaw
steamship Representatives, in Congress,
inasmuch as such Islander" was, they
said. unsupported by any details what
Ut
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-10-07
|NFORMACON LAT|N0AMER|CANA,

medida que Sc va preparando el e.
reno.
Sabiendo los cosecheros de frutas
que Ia demanda comerclal que tlene
lasgoma excede con mucno 4 gu pro-
ducci6n Sc inclinan decldldamente
adoptar su cultivo como una indus
tria local que con el tempo hara que
esta region de la Republica produzea
el articulo, con Ia exclusion gradual
del banana.
Ell Consul americana en- Tegu-
cigalpa informa que el Gobierno de
Honduras dedica atenci6n especial al
fomento de la industria tabaealera,
Tn perito SO halla aho1 .
dirigiendo los trabajos experimen
tales en- Danli. La nueva fabrica, q
cargo del Sr. Antonio Brito, produjo
27, 900 cigarros de calidad superior
fines de 1909, y Sc espera que el ia
baco de la siguiente cosecha sea me-
jor aun. Ell suelo Sc adapta admirable
mente este cultivo, y puede produ-
cir hasta tres cosechas al afo. FL
tabaco claro puede ser preparado SIN
el uso de manteles" tenlendo asi
la ventaja de madurarse al sol. Estas
condolences favorables no estan IL
nitadas q uno 8 dos puntos, slne que
son las mismas en- los DepartamentoE
de Santa Rosa, Danli. Santa Barba-
ra, Olancho, El Parafso, Comayua-
qua, Cicuatepeque, y otros muchos.
PANAMA.
Varios capitalists de Colon han
organizado recientemente una COM
pailfa agrfcola que girara bajo la ra-
z6n social de "Ingenio de las minas' !,
con un capital de $3.50, 900 de los cua
les $4,000 han sido va cubieftos por
los fumdadores. Ell principal obleto
de la compahia sera el cultivo de Ia
cana de azlicar en- gran escala, asi CO.
mo tambien de productos como la g.
ma, ell loanano V otras plantas tropl-
Gales. La -o,;dad, que Sc halla COM
puesta de psnamefos y amerleanos,
ha obtenldo Ia propiedad de una par
celia de varios millares de acres de te-
rreno muy fertil, situado algunas
millas de Colon y facilmente acesl-
bic por mar y terra.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-10-07
L0 mEJ0R.

10 joyeria Tinaud tieno e
mejor surtido de objetos q Z
arte J aovedad para regalos
F! esta constantemente reclbisL
do los dltinos modelos, si Va
desea comprar .un objeto Ia
verdadero gusto yea nuesuo
surtido. Ell efeotes de plata De
ley, metal blsncc. plataado y
cristal t4Il2dc LEJ17mo. Eens
rf,iasIc.:so surtido, esta CAS-.
solo .aIde articulos BuENos
todos garantizados. Especia.
lldades para iegaloc de 5ct
das.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-10-07
ANTEs DE poDER +,

utilizarlos, es menester extrae1 el
hero 4 ORC de Ia piedra mineral.
Lo mismo puede decirse del acei-
to de higado de bacalao puro.
Sus yirtudes no Sc encuentran en-
sus materias grasosas y muche
menos en- su asqueroso sabor y
olor. Sus efectos sobre los neG-
vios y Ia repugnancia con que 70
recibe ell est6mago, son mas qne
suicientcs para contrarestar, en-
Ia mayoria de las gentes, ELS
buenos efectos como nedicins, J
ESQ sin tomar en- c-,.anta que es
de difcil digestion. Sin emeee.-
GO, siomp.e hemos ter!Qo mo-
tiTo para Greer, que eavpelto en-
los elementos Que co.. 19onen el
aceite de bacslao, Sc encontrahan
p;edades curatiyas del T., /. al
to valor, pero fue necc-Grio sepa-
rarlas de su nauses. ,urda mattriz
en- que estaban combinedos, y es-
to es 10 que con gran Gyito Sc he
efectuado en- Ii elaboration de 10
PREPARATION de WAMPOLE
en- cuyo efcaz remedio, tan sa-
broso como la miel, tenemos toda
la esencia del Aceite de Bacalao
Puro, combinada con Jarabe de-
Hipofosatos Compuesto, Extrac.
tos de Malta y Cerezo Silvestre.
Estos ingredientes, constituyen
-un reconstruction de te;idos,. IN
purifcador de IL sangre J un re-
constituyente general incompara-
bic. Ante este remedic, la enter
medad SO retira cen una efcacia
y rapidez, que asombrs { los fs-
cultativos tanto eamo deleita &
los enfc.mos. IN los oasos de
Escr6fu,a, hner,;a Y Afecciones
PulmonGrcs. jainas LA de pro-
porcionar un alivio y curar. "El
Sr. DR.. jose NJ. Guijoss dice:
He erpleado su Preparation de
Wampoie en- una Sehorita que
presentaba alguncs s;ntomas in
quietan.es en- el aparato respira.
torio y ',sde 81 primer frasoo co.
memo notarse aliyio marcado,
habiendc dessparecido toda hue
lla de, cnfermedad al terminar'el
sextoefr3sco." En- las Botioas.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-10-07
No 10 olvideis.

Eon San L.tis los sres, A. Alva
rez hermano, siguen obteniendo el me-
lor exito con laventa del ecreditsdo
Ron San Luis producto de superior
ealidad que ha conquistado justa e.
ma on Ia isla fuera de ella No
oontiene sustancias nocivas es una
bebida tonica 5 seconstituyente. No
olvideis que los pedidos depen hacersa
4 Ia acreditada casa calie de San lose
en- San Juan Ron san Luis.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-10-07
DineIo ' le|oj gratjs,'

pic'a sin dinero, diez pesos
orc lie Pastillas "Recuperador
dc Ia Salud" el mejor pateztl.
zado para IA sangre, el est6.
mago 81 hlgado, , los rinones,
coloquelos entire .us vecinss
pues es aceptado danAe Hu1>
ra que Sc ofrece J al aandar-
nos el importe, obsseuiaremos
coH ura comision en- dinsro,y
IN reloj gratis. Escriha sn
seguida a la National Drug
Agency Tetuan 81. SEA
Juan, Pto. Rico.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-10-07
ECUADOR.

In I -1i(NPIN.
Los ilti,nos n limeros del Regis
tro Official dan cuenta de los sieuien
ties decretos prisidencialss:
"Decreto que aprueba los contra
tos celebrates con NJ. Maurice Blai-
Sc, a nombre de la "Compa1fa Fran
cesa de Ferrocarriles del Ecua dor
para la construction de ramales del
Fenocarril de Bahia de Caraouez
.Aquito, 3 saber: (n De Calceta 4 las
cercanias de Chone, y (2) de un pun
to de Ia Inca principal Qua yaquil,
atravesando el RIO Daule'
Decreto que aut oriza la celebra-
ci6n de un contrat o con los senores
Eduardo Morley y doctor Relle Gage
para la contrucci6n n de un Ferrocarril
de Pasaje, via Cuenca Azogues, a
Blian; el arreglo de Ferrocarril de pa
safe a Puerto Bolivar y la construc-
ci6n de muelles en- este iltimo,.
Ell SALVADOR.
Ell 'Diario del Salvador del 30
de JUNO tiltimo, contiene los siguien
tes datos relatives a las industries
pecuaria Y agricola de la Repubilica
los cuales, segun informes suninls-
trados por los diferentes municipios,
demuestran que en- las haciendas de
la republica habfa, en- 1905, 2S4.ol3
cabezas de ganado, "a, 1886 aballos.
81 ,457 ovejas Y 422. $50 cerdos.
Los ppoductos agrfcolas durante
el semestre fueron como sigue: que
so, $500 quintales; cafe, 755, ,279
quintales; cacao 6 ,3S9 quientales: 60
ma, 5,l94 quintales; tabaco. II ,666
quintales; azicar, 273, ,9ol quintales; |
mafz, 1.2l9,el4 fanegas; arroz, Q
669 quintales; frioles. 1853, SOS quin-
tales; trigo, 1882 quintales; canlo-
te, 1878 quintales; paja para SON.
breros, l.ll9,s14 quintales; almid6n
de yucca, $3.50 quintales; balsamo,
l,44S quintales.
HONDURAS.
Tn despacho de PuertoCortes dice
que Sc est4 llevando 4 cabo una me-
dicion relacionada con un privilege
conecedido para Ia construction de
un ferrocarril de sde Omoa hasta un
punto situado sesenta milias en- ell
Interior, y que es probable que la IL
nea Sc termine dentro de un periodic
relativamente corto. Ell ferrocarril
atravesara grandes pinares v servira
para transporter considerables can
tidades de pino y de banana.
-Segdn Ell Consul americana en- Ia
Ceiba dice que Ia propaganda que Sc
se ha llevado a cabo en- Londres ha
servido para dar gran impulse al cul
two de Ia gonna en- aouel distrIto de
Honduras. /,
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