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The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1910-02-03
GOVERNMENT TROOPS DEFEATED.
Telegram From Interior Says General
Vasquez Was Completely Routed by
the Insurgents.

Bluefields, Nicaragua, Jan. 2S (by
wireless to Colon)-lt is reported
here that General Vasquez was defeat
ed by General Chamarro, the revolu-
tionary leader, at Santo Tomas this
morning, the government troops suf-
fered complete rout, the revolution
lists capturing a cannon, while two
English artillerymen were taken pris-
oners by the insurgents.
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1910-02-03
SOUTH WOODBURY..

John Thomas was in the place on
Monday.
A masquerade, promenade and
supper will be given by the Grange
at Morse's hall on Tuesday evening.
February s.
Walter Gillette of North Montpe-
lier and James of Dakota lately visit
ed at the home of Myrtle Lance.
Mrs. r. M. Pray is able to sit up
again.
Clement Batchelder was at home
from Goddard over Sunday.
Mrs. Calvin Parmenter of Mont
pelier is visiting at r. b. Tassies.
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1910-02-03
CARPENTER-SINCLAIR.
New Hampshire Man Married Mont
peIier Girl Wednesday Morning.

Miss Kate l.. Sinclair, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Sinclair Of Fuller
street and G. ]. Carpenter of Little
ton, N. H., were united in marriage
at 10 o'clock yesterday morning by
Rev. l.. j. hamburg, of the First
Baptist church. They were attended
by Miss Jessie Blanchard and Ar
thur Sinclair, a brother of the bride.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carpenter left at noon
for a wedding trip and will reside
in Littleton. Mr. Carpenter is an
engineer on the Boston and Maine
railroad.
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1910-02-03
BLAME new TARIFF
Democrats in Senate Say High Cost
of Living is Due to Failure in Re-
Vision

vision.
Washington, d. c., Jan. 2S.-The
Senate delved into the tariff debate of
the last session of Congress, while en-
gagged in the discussion of the high
cost of living today. Senator Lodge
and the Senators on the Republican
side, were positive tnat the tariff had
nothing to do with the increased cost
of food products, while Senator Bacon
and the members of the minority
maintained that the failure to reduce
the tariff is responsible for the pres
ent scale of prices
The postal savings bank bill was
reported to the Senate by Senator
Carter and it at once stirred up op-
position Senator Gallinger said he
would oppose any effort to rush the
bill through the Senate and Senator
Bailey gave motive that he would OPP
pose it's passage, because he believes
it is unconstitutional. The resolution
of Senator Gore, for an investigation
of the handling of periodicals desig-
mated as second class mail matter, was
referred to the postoffice committee
Senator Smith of Michigan called at
tention to the alleged abuse of frank
ing privileges and he asked thecom-
mittee to include that subject in any
investigation that is undertaken.
The Senate then adjourned until
Monday.
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1910-02-03
FORMERLY OF WORCESTER.
Liberty A. Frost Died in Oxford, n
Y.-Had Relatives III Montpelier.


w. II. H. Markham of Middlesex
has received a copy Of The Oxford
Review, oxford, N. Y, which contains
an account of the death of Liberty
A. Frost, cousin of Mrs. Markham,
and also a relative of Mr.. and Mrs.
Harlan Kemp, d. G. X. Hunt, Mrs.
Buswell and others of this city. The
Review says:
Liberty A. Frost, who had recent
ly come from Brisbin to reside with
his brother, Wilfred S. Frost, died
suddenly Tuesday afternoon, Janu-
airy 4, from heart disease. The pre-
vious evening, apparently in usual
health he sat with his family when
he was taken with the attack and was
assisted to his room. He seemed to
on Tuesday from which he died
i "Mr. Frost was born May 4, 1929
in McDonough. When seven years
| of age he accompanied his parents
Daniel A. ann Maria '(EccleStOn)
Frost to Worcester, VT, where he re-
mained until about the time he be-
came of age He then came to Ok
| ford where he resided and in Coven-
! try until ten years ago, when he
bought the hotel property in Brisbin
He was a Civil War veteran, having
been a member of Company G, Isl
regiment, Connecticut Volunteers.
Mr.. Frost was twice married. He
leaves three children, William o
Highland Mills, Mrs. Minnie Rich
ards of Bingham, and daughter whC
resides in the West. His brother
Winfield, survives him. Intermen
was at Greene"
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1910-02-03
BENNINGTON MAN APPOINTED.
Captain |. B. BannOn Chosen For Re-
gimentaI COmmissary of the Yer.
mont National Guard.

bennington, Jan. 2S.-Colonel j. G,
Estey of Brattleboro has appointed
Captain J. B. Bannon of Company X,
Bennington, Regimental Commissary
of Vermont National Guard. The ap-
pointment takes effect at once and 1t
necessitates his resignation from the
captaincy of the company. An elec-
tion has been called for next Tuesday
evening to fill the vacancy.
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1910-02-03
OUR ANNUITANTS NEVER
WORRY,

they don't have to. An assured
income as true as you live, as
long as you live, makes one
happy and Independent. Send for
Rates. 61st year. National Life
Insurance Company, Montpelier,
vt. (MutuaD. S. S. Ballard
General Agent, New Langdon
Block, Montpelier, VT
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-11-25
EAiHSnabridlten.

Nep gort. 25. Ropember. gnae,
tommen: .Muuretanio", DON 2iper.
pool; rgreslau", pou Bremen. 9lbgea
fdbren: rGmsritu" nat 6amburg;
Oscar H., nah &opeHbagen; ga
5ouraine", noa 5abre; ,Roon", mad
Bremen; nGompunio", rad Rott.r.
oan.
R otterb q m, "a. g}oo. Qlnqefom.
men: r9uIturno". BON Rep yort.
Samburg, "a. Hopember. gtnoe.
tommen: ~9et6anid". bon Baltimore.
2ibau, 10. Rpbember. aboeTab.
rem: n2ituuHia" na6 Iep gort.
Gsnua, "a. Nopembsr. Qbeefub.
rem: r0uca 0i Genpod", nud Retp
gurt.
QUEENSTOWN, "a. Nopenber.
4bgefdbren: ~Saoerforo", uud pbiIa.
belphiu.
5aIifar. "a. Nobember. 2lnge.
tommen: ogmpreB Of Snoia", pon
2inerpppl.
South q m , 0 n, "a. gtopember.
Gngetommen: .4oriatic" bon Retp
Yrot.
2iberp-pol, "a. Nppember. Mn,
aetommen: r2ate Munitoba", bon.
Wontreal.
9aore. "a. 9tooember. 9lugetom.
men: r2u 2prrains", BON Qep gcr..
9 q It n, "a. Npp. Qtngstommsu:,
m@nmric" bon 2iperpocl.
Mf ntreol, "a. Hpperrbsr. Gbee.t
sansen: .Saie GbamptaiH- = uaa4 Gis
perpcoI.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-11-25

Der. als Elm poItaiit, ben Die Sdife
berbeigelodt hotten, in bqs Saus Elm.
brang, mar Hifetts i'm 8eQriff. lid,
gu erfhisben. Der goIi3iit idluq ibm
ben HepolDer aus Der 6dnb. gfidetta
iagt, ooB feline 5rdu auf i'm aefdbpiTen
babe, als er unter Der S9ur erThien.
IS fheint o6er tpubrf6einli6er, oaB
er ben Grduen in benz 6auseinqanq,
in benz lie srf6pFen tpurben, aufqes
lauert bate. Ste paren getoe gum
Nus9eben angetIeibet.
lie beri # Demmurg in IIag.
Ia.
gorbora, 2lIastu, "a. Rooens
ber. 0as 8ertng Hiper gbal puroe
ON 9onnerItag bon elmer perbeerenbeu
Tlutb beimgeiudt, bic bubur6 perurs
1aht tporben mar, baB Elm I'M eynneru
beg gebrtng 8lstfhers befinDIider
See ourh oa5 Sis bur66ruh. 8iele
Sutten BON gergleuten tpurben fortz
9eihipemmt unb man befiirdtet, baB
Diele Geute ums 2eben gstommen ieien.
8eim GuBbaIGfpi.I ges
tDbtet.
8tn Il eb, Conn.,, "a. g2pb. Der
17jGbrige 9orr9 See purbe bier am
Donneritug in einsm 5uBbalipisIe
5pif9en Stu0enter getDbtet. gr trug
einen S6Gbelbruh oopon uno itarb
tnnerhalb iDeniger Minuter.
Gin unterns6menber Spa
nottieur psr6aftst.
Rem gort, "a. gtop. Der 81.
idbrtge electromagnetic Sermann
5afers puroe seftern 2tbeno an Der
8eit 125. Strabe unter Der gsfhuls
oigung Oerbaftet, aus Der Wobnuug
Der Jamilie 4nnone, go. 446 Sit 116.
Ctr, an 9ienitug morgen S6mudz
laden i'm Wert6e DON $3.50 uno $50
8aargeIo gsitobleu gu 5absn. Gr
Duros BON Jrau Margaret 2tnnone
iDentifi3trt uno DanH naa benz 4oIia
3etbQuptquQrtier oebra6t.
5rau 4nnone gibt on, bdb ber
Wfann in ihre Wobnurg tam, isbem
WfitgIieoe Der, nit 8eiunern, aus Il
&opfen beitehenoen 5Samilie bic 6aao
ihlttelte uno 0aur einige gerpeguus
gen mahte, porauf lie ale bppnotiiirt
uno htIflos Daren. sic ia6en, ME Der
Wtonn I'm 3tmmsr um6erging unb Itd
ibre WertbgegenitoHoe aneigHete, ober
lie tparen uuber Starbs, etpds bags.
gen 81 tbuu. Sufsrs bsitritt Ieine
StuIo, CAB aber Su, am Gieuitag
UtorgeH in Der Ra6bdrf6aFt Der 9ns
HoHei6en Wohnung gelpefen su fem.
Selbitmorb elmer 6iueft1
f6en StIa0ir.
SatIarb, Sal. "a. Qop. gut
SeOn, etne hiueiii6e Stlaptu, bat bier
am Sonneritdg Selbitmoro begonqeu,
inoem iie iid pergtftete. 8os N2Gos
ten bate mebrmaIS perIuht, our5
bic JIutt ii6 ietnem truurigen 2oos
81 ent5Iebef, mar aber ieoesmaI piez
Der bon Ieinem Gigentbiimer einqefan-
gen lporDen, Der ben 8eb0roeu aeoens
uber behduptste, buB Yut 2epn Ieine
6rou lei, uno oaourd oerbtnoerts, oaB
polt3stlt6 gegen ibn porgegunqen
Fpuroe.
8erber bIth Grploiion.
Jdirmount, SO. 9a., "a. gtop.
Ils Glpoe Sat- am Sonnsritag in benz
Suhenhero in ietner gBobnung 5euer
anSuma6en oerIuhte, erfoIgte cine Grz
ploiioH bon Naturgas. 5ruu ssuit
puroe duf Der StsQe set6btet uno ihr
9atte idper oerlest, pGbreno bic
iibrisen JauiItenrttglteoer nit unbe.
oeutenoen @erIeBungen oopoutumen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-11-25
Mas General NrDes unS Der Wiuiitel
Qimautpnr iibee bic Henolution
IN iagen baben.
Ger Roliseidei non Berlin bat ben
laugen Sntuabeln ben &ries
ertIGrt.
2ouboner Suffrasetten perurtbeilt.
Gtbel 9euepe auideiuenb an Yoro Der
rRaieitie" nad Wem Dorf
aRtermegs.
Die Westssei auf Der brus
fiIiantfhenII IIotte.

fiIidni den = lotte.
Rto be saneiro, Braiilien, "a.
Rcpember. Die Wannihaf..n BON sipei
Ghluh!idiffen Der braiiliuniiden
JIoits babsn am Wittpod s.meui.rt.
Sic rihte.en bic Geihiise auf Die
Iopalsn Shiff.. unb feusrisn auh Ell
nise Oeihohe in bic Siabi. Wdbreno
beg Musbruhs tpuroen mebrsre Diff
sisre eetoibet. Gas Jeuern bOrte am
Ibeno auf, bic Wleuterer blieben aber
i'm gefiB Der beiben Stiife.
4m DonnerItas anterten bic beioen
Shiffe auBerbaIb Der 9ar. cine
2tntnort Der Regieruns ouf bic Don
ibnen geitelIten Jorberuns.n srpars
tenb. Der aonsreB ipurbe nuf elm
llhr Na6mittass suiammenberufen,
I'm iih nit Der Wnselseenbeit 3u be-
ihdftisen. Die geniur pirb febr itrens
&c sebanbhobt unb gin5eIbeiten iib.r
bic Affoire tonnen sur Stunoe niht
9efhidt iperben.
gs pirb offisisn erildri. bnh e iih
nm teinen politifhen Yuiid banbelt.
foHbern mebr um eine Weuterei Der
Wsannihoften. nm bic Gepdbrune sss
ipiHer aon5eiIionen BON ibren Dffisis-
ren 3u erJtpinsen.
Seii idnserer 3eit baiten bic Was
rinemannihaften aui beiierer Geiolz
buns beitonoeu uno iie perlnstsn audi
bic Mbihuffung Der forperlifen ,3iih=
tisuns fir Snfuboybinationen cber
anbere 9erseben. Die llnsufrisbenb.it
bate ibrsn 60bepuntt erreidJt uno am
Mittfpoh sriffen bic Wannihaften
bon 5uei Der sr0beren arisssihiffe
ibre Sffl5iere an. 9er Rupitdn ees
pan5erihiffes .Winos Oerass- puroe
bon fsinen leuien gei0btei.
Die Meuterer i.eIlien oann iormsli
bic Gorberuns. bob ibre 8slolbuns err
h0ht unb bic priiseIitrafe obssihafft
perben folle. iporauf iie iid3 init ben
beioen Sdifien in ben duberen soaien
suriidaosen. Die Wieuterer sriparien,
bob Der aongreb ibnsn S.raffreibeii
5useitebt. Won slaubi. oab ipenn bies
Gefhiebt. bic Gdhiht. 3u Gnbe iiin
iDiro. bic Gage absr cine fsbr fritifhe
iptrbsn biirfte, penn "a nihi seifisbi.
in Der Stabt best man ouf ieben Joul
bic fhlimmiien Wsfiirniunsen.
Die Weuterei fonb an Borb Der beis
ben sroben panserfdiffe ~Winas
0erues1 unb rSao paolo1 fat. Naf,s
bem iie bic Haht ouf Der offenen See
Susebraht batten. tebrten iie am Mcrs
gen In ben nafsn suriid. Gin Rcbios
eran,m. bas bon Der .Wino gsraes-
on bic .Sdo paolo" geihidt ipurbe,
ipurbs In Der RabioeStaiion am Cans
be tnt3iffert. Die Hoiihaft, bie pDn
einem Mutroien Namens Sean gGnbis
DO. BEN diitrtr Der rebsQifGen Benz
Guns unterSeihnet mar. empfnbI Der
Wsannf@dft ber ~Gao pooIo- rubis
~ bIsitsn unl ebns ipsjisus csSrel
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in InSeriun, SuO., pon benz 8utteu
Der Griteren ermoroet.
Gin alter 8etfli6er un b
feine rauerm moroet.

- " : - " !At - ! - -
Srenton. q. s., "A. Ropem6er.
Der ReD. 2tnpretp 6. 4rmitronq, 80
Sabre alt uuo paitor Der presbpteriaz
nertirhs in 9uth 0et, se6n Meilen
oftIt 9on bier, u. feline syrau, tpurben
in Der RQht pom Mitttpoh gum Oonz
neritag in ibrer Dobnuns pon Ginbrez
6eru ermDrbet.
Gus betagte puar bate Iid am
Wtittpod 4beno uoa niht sur Ruhe
begeben, oIs um ungsfdbr eli ubr Die
GIHbreaer in Das Saus einoranqen
uno Die Sbatiuhe, ooB iie nod nuf
naren, mar pubrIhsinli6 Die S6ulp
odran, oaB Tie ermoroet puroen. Der
Sruuh, i'm 2anbs frib gu Bette 3u
geben, peranIaBte bic ginbreher tp1brz
Ihetnlth 3u gIduben, oaB fid oSeberz
mann CUR aube begeben babe, aIs re
fih gIntrttt in oas 5aus perIdaffteu.
Is iAsInt, baB, als iie iih sntostt IA.
ben, lie ben 8elitlihen uno feline 5rau
obne Weiters5 nieDsrIaoiIen.
Die Stlfe Duroeu bon 5rdu Sobn
Sears gebort. elmer aIten Iruu, bic
Oiele Sabre lang 5ousbdlterin fir bic
Qrmitrpng 5amilie mar. Sic beianb
iih i'm oberen Stot uno bate iolte
Qn9it, ielbit eriboTen 3u fperoen, paB
lie fi6 unter einem gett pertroh uno
bort blieb, big ibr Sobn nab Sauie
lam. Der ebenfaus in benz SauIe
tpo6nt, ben 2lbero aber in Telp
grunspit perbrutte. Die Ginbreher
batten in3piihen oos 5au5 ourhlu6t
uno ShmutIuten, 8elo uno anoere
9soenitdnos rlttsenommen.
Qm Sonneritag 4bero rpurbs Sp6n
Gears unter Der 4ntIase, Sen 3ops
peImorb besanqen gu babtn, bem 5riez
oensrihter Mlias porgefiibrt uno obne
3ulafung BON gursIbaft an Die
Grobgeiaporenen iibsripieien. 5riib
am abeno. na4oem Gears etnem Ian.
gen 9erhDr unterrporf.n tporben mar,
bssoheH ii6 Der Gountpz4rtpalt Grobz
lep uno Der Teteftio &irtbom mad
0uth Red, mo lie Die Wtutter Gears
berhafteten unb fir bic Na6t in einem
SauIe in 0uta BED unter Der 4ufiiht
bon aonitablern suriidlieBsn. @os
rpeiter nit ibr sei6shsn ptro, pirb
am IreitaJ entI9ieoen perosn.
Die rDdhrenb oes Cages oefii6rte
llnteriudung brahte an ben gag, oob
Der Rep. armItronq urb feline 7rau
nit sinem boppelIlufigsn Strotqenehr
getOotet fpurben. bas in elmer Gde in
Der aiihe Der 9lrmitrone'ftsn Wobz
nuro Itanb. 1ieies 8erpebr bate
Gears Dor Elm paar Woheu BON einem
Rud,bar geborgt
Gears lit Elm Mulatts unb feline
mutter III cine Regsrtn. 7srou Gears
mas 5ausholterin in Der IrmItrono'.
ihen Talnilie Ieit beinabe 35 syubren.
Shr Sohn III 33 Sabre alt.
Rsb. 4rmitrona mar 43 Sabre lana
paitor Der Stride in 0uta 9let uno
belnabe ebenio lunoe mar er glert oe8
presbntsriums BON Retp gruusnit.
3pet 5ruuen eriaoffsn.
4n Der o n, Snb., "a. Nopember.
Jrdnt Hidetts bat am 9onnerita9
4beno feline 5rau uno au9 6rauRelie
gritton, bel Der lie in etnem 6aus I'M
8eiddftstbeil Der Stabt tpobnte, err
Ihoien. Hidetts, Der nerbaftet tpurz
be, ertldrte, boB er bic betbsn 5rauen
9stootet hobe, nahoem feline 5rau 3uz
erit auf ibn seihoFen.
Die polise: fost. ouB Ritetts bic
Ibat in eiferiiihtiser Wutb besdngsn
babe. Gr uno ieins 6rau lsbten felt
uehrsren Woucten sstrsHat Don s!uan-
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lNetterberid3t,

Siir Dbl o unb bas tpeitlids Ysnrs
iplpanien: aasemein fdones gDsttsr
am syreitag unb Samitdg. Sfarle
tpeitIidr bis norppeitlihe Winoe.
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Jn(anOGelegrap6
Gnt(et(i6er Qoppe(-
MORO.
Gin 50 Jo6re oQer geia(ider
unO Ietne 6etagte 9allin
Sn Der 21d6e pon 2le,p
8ruuswi&, q. g.,
er,noroet
ltnb oas Saus ansseraubt.
Ger uabrideinlide M6roer, ein iar'
ger Sausbeiuobuer, in Saft.
ourd)t6are l1eberid)pemmuns in
9llasfa
Gurd bas 2osbredeu zines @Ietider-
Sees Deruria1t.
SaS 0aFbaas iorbert meitere
Epfer.
Vran Sranf Gidetts uub 5reu Ne!lie
grittun
Sn InSeriun, Suo., pun benz 9utteu
Der Griteren ermorbet.
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Muslano .Selegrapb

MuslanO .Selegrapb
Die Meuterei auf 0er 6raa.
(;anit9en aotte
Sat Fd) auf alle G@tHe IN
Der Bai bon 8io be
0aneiro erftredt.
Hie Naenterer perlansen beilere
25buuns ano Abidafuus
Der f5rperlideu 3ia'
tisuns.
Ser 1apitdn eines Der pan3er'
i@iffe uub orei anbere cfii'
siere setSStet.
limb Die anberen Cfiisiere aus 2ano
seiett.
Ger Gonsref iuirb ,uabridjeiuliA ben
Neuterern Amneitie ee,uabreu.
Sie Gage in Werifo bat iidl ueientlidl
gebeIert.
Mas General Hepes unS Der Wiuiiter
gimaufpnr hber bic Nepolution
Sn iagen baben.
Ger YoIi,idei bon Berlin bat ben
Iaugen Gutuabeln ben aries
erfIGrt.
Gouooner Suiirngetten nerurtbeilt.
Gtbel 3euepe anideinenb an Dor0 Der
rNaieftie" na6 Wem Dorf
uRtermegs.
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waibinston. D. g., "a. Nor.
Der msriinniihe Miniftsr bes eleuz
bfrn, enrique 6. Gresl, telesrapbirte
bem msrituniihen Yotifofier De la
8arra: .Sn Der sansen RepubIii, nit
Musnobme oes Giitrifts Ouerrero in
Gbibuabua, mo- cine Hanbe BON ca.
200 Wonn no4 Wissritans kifst. ~
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Cincinnati. i5retag ben 25. Nopember 1910.

bic Rube unb Drbnung pisber berse,
itellt."
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-10-29

s. han dictado en- la Corte de Dlstrl-
to Sccci0n scgunda, las rrso|nciones 81
guientes:
Enrique Camacho, v>. A Balasquide,
ct al No. 37S7 Filiarion.
La Corte por estipuiaci6n de- ambas
parties senala para Ia vista de las eN-
cppciones en- este caSo, el dia primcro
de Noviembre a las 9 de la manana.
l.. p. LIE Hardy, VS. Juana Acosta viu
da de Metz. No. 1910 Patria potcs-
tad. g
La Corte, visto 10 resuelto por el Hon
Tribunal Supreme DE esta isla en- el au-
to de Certiorari interpuesto por el de-
mandante en- este case. sobre Ell asegu-
ramientO de sentencia que solicitara de
eSta Corte al entablar la demanda ne
este pleito, ordena d la dcmandada do
na .Juana AcoSta viuda de Meltz. pres
te una fanZa por la suma de mil do
liars. para asegurar la deyolucion de los
ninos d que Sc retiere la demanda, d
su padre en- case de que este obtenga
en- defnitiva un fallo a Su favor Ell el
presentc pleito.
Manuel Olivar Ex-partc. No 36l6
Dominic.
La Corte petici0n del abogado del
pctcionario, por fallecimiento de don
Manuel Olivar, tiene enmendada la so
licitud en- este caso en- ell sentid0 de
tcner Lorenzo Correa, Jose, Francis
60 y Anders Olivar Garcia, como pro-
movcntes en- este ease, d titulo de he
rederOs del susodicho Manuel Olivar.
Gaspar Davila EX-parte. No. $3.50.
Dominic.
La Corte dicta su reSoluci0n final en-
este caso declarando justiticado d favor
del peticionario ell dominic de la finca
descrita en- la solicitud IN el prescntc ca
so.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-10-29
De { afoIina

La parca traidora, acaba de arrebatar-
nos para Siempre la senorita Maria RO-
nero Romero, aprovechada alumna de
eStas escuelas, que curSaba va en- elias
ell octave grado. Su muerte ha sido muy
Sentida Y 10 ha demOstradO la inmensa
de todas las classes sociales
de eSta culta p0blaci6n, acompanando
Sus restoS Il la Ultima morada. Todos
SuS companer0S, los ninos Y ninas
de las escuelas con Slls maeStrOS al frpn-
te, trlbutaron tambien p6stumo tomena-
le la memOrla de Su cOndiscipula Ma
RIA, JoVen VlrtuOsa, que en- reciente Ger
tamen LiterariO debido a su intelecto ella
ro Y deSpeJadO Sc lie adjudic0 pOr illus
trado Jurado el primer premio. La Ban
da Escolar de este pueblo, de la q. esta al
frentc el compctente Director Sr. LOZa-
no. con Su nueVo instrumental, tribute
hon0reS a la tinada con una marcha fiji
nebre. desde la casa m0rtuoria al ccu%n-
teriO.
FL duelo. fut despedido por varios ami
goS y condiscipulos que puntuaIizaron
todos ellos Ia nota triste de su gran
pesar hor la muerte de Maria en- tan
temprana edad y cuando era una eSpe-
rama para suS padres.
ID. +. F.. y recibaban sus padres de
mas deudo>, nuestra condoIencia por es-
te luctuoSo suceso.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-10-29

Elercen Ell aStaS escuelaS cincO macs
troh graduados de ingles, dos de espanoj.
catorce ruraleS dos americanos nombra-
dos por el departamento, dos noctulnos,
y una maestro de labores.
La Junta Escolar, secundada Dor ell
departamentO, no omite medic para colo
ear las escuelas de este Distrito 4 la aItu-
ra que corresponds: las ha dotadO de
piano, pupitres, relojes y tOdo 10 domas
neoesario: ha establecido una Banda Es.
collar tan sentida como deseada en- Caro-
lima, cuyoS Instruments lie cueStan $25S.
y el Battalion de EscuchaS, este ano. Ha
.conStruldO una buena CiSterna en- eli nue.
vo editicio, cambiado slls letrinas 4 Iu-
gar mas cOnveniente higienicO: ha en-
cargadO una hermOSa veria de hierro 4
los Estados Unidos para cl nuevo edificio
de reclente construction que le cuesta
|l2,O00 dollars ha aumentado considera-
hlemente el numero de eScuelas alum
nos: ha adquirido en- propiedad varias
caSas para escuelas y al cesar muy en-
breve, Sc lleva su hogar la satisfac-
cion del deber cumplido, deseando bten
|aclerto /; la que ha de Suceder con mo-
two de las pr6ximas elecciones.
Tod0 este undo d una administration
Municipal mOdelo Carolina puede vana-
gloriarse, y no envidiar NADIA las demas
poblaciones de la isla.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-10-29
H|PODROMO
LAS CARRERAS DE MANANN

Primera carrera, media milla. Pre-
mio so dollars
Tom, Granada, Engano, Inoeente.
Segunda carrera, 1000 mil metros.
Premio 70.
st. Patrick Ligero, Army, Balear.
Tercera carrera, 1000 metros. Pre-
milo 80 dollars.
Radiante, Canario, Luper6n, Favori-
to.
Cuarta carrera, media milla Premio
80 dollars
Hatuey, Fortuna, Fulano.
Qllinta carrera. media milla. PremiO
100 dollars.
Magnolia. Pajarito, Isabelino.
SeXta carrea. 1000 metros. Premio
$50 dollars.
Desengano. Coloso, Canario.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-10-29
EN- LA PARADA 6

En- la parada 6, de Ia calle de San
Agustin, Pucrta de TERRA, q partido re
puhlicano cclcbr0 un mitin que Sc VIC
mly concurriio. Tomaron parte en- di-
clio acto significados oradores, pronun-
ciando discursos los Senores Falcon, Go
mez I4aserrc, Todd Carballcira y otros
FL pIblico aplaudi0 los oradores, rel
nando complete orden Airntlas esta-
ba en- la tribuna un propagandista lego
una manifestation republican, que fue
recibida con grandes aclamaciones.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-10-29
Los que ViieOen

En- 81 g4p0r EiIadelpfna, nam Hegss
DO los siguientes paSaleros:
Mr.. Joseph Anderson, .Ir.
Mrs. Joseph Anderson, j. two GhEN
dren and maid.
Mrs Andersen -Moiker and Maid
Mr. Gaspar Berga.
Mr.. A. Bricen0.
Mrs. A Bricefio
Han W i. G1urchwarv3,
Mr.. Andres Costas.
Miss Laura Dresser
DR. Henry GOldthwaite.
Mrs Henry Goldthwait4e.
Mrs. &. 4. Hartman.
Miss Elizabeth HsrrfD1aa.
Miss Viola HiIl.
Mr.. f. NJ Holmes
Miss Emma K. ketrl,>K,
Miss May Esther Long
Mr.. n Lehman.
Mr.. W. Nj. McLoud
MIR. James MaeFarlama4
Mr. John NJ Mack.
Mr. Alfred Bishop Msfs.sh.
Miss Aden Martin
Mr. Ramon Navarro
Mr. Luis A Negron,
Miss A. Nier1b3r.
Mr. William Noble
Mr. Simon Ox0RaS-
Miss Bertha nj. Pitts
Miss Lrith Race.
Mr.. George w Roberts.
Mrs. George w. Roberts am1 two sekssE4
dren
Mr.. O'NeiH Rossy.
Mr. Eduardo Rucabada.
Mrs. A. Rodriguez
Mr. a w SewaH. g.
Mr. v Sobrino
DR.. E. w. Smith.
Mrs. E. w Smith. ~.s
Mr Robert Stewart.
Mr.. john f. Tibhettss. u
Mr. Thomas Wilkins si1s
Mr.. M. G. Williams. "F.'
Mr.. J. W. Woodruff
Mr. a. Zaccarini
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-10-29
LAS MANIFESTATIONS

Anocho recOrricrOn las GALES de eSta
capital dos grandes manifestations po-
liticas, una uniOnista y otra republicana.
Llevaban banderas, estandartes y mdsi-
ca. Mas de tres mil almas marchaban en-
cada una de elias, dando vivas entusias
tas sus respectivos partidos. La manifes
tac0n Unionista Sc uni6 al mitin de la
Plaza de Colon y la repubhcana, sigui6
hacia Pnerta de TERRA, parada s. Una
Y otra iban escoltadaS pOr fuerzas de la
policia.