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The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1911-03-09

burg she thinks TIM closely related TO
the saints
every we'll, then; I'll concede point
II you really think you're taking a
mean advantage of her. when she pro
poses to you tell her all about yourself
Just the sort of chap you've been
You needn't mention our agreement
however Then II she wants to drop
you I'll have nothing to say "
Thank you for nothing" said Dun
can bitterly "A bargains a bargain
gave vnu mv word Of honor I'd gu
through ".,h This thing. and III stick
70 II BuI tpii you don't like It."
"Oh. | know how you feel. Nat But
know that some day vou'll come to
me and say. Harry If you had let me
back out I'd never have forgiven
you
IAN right" said Nat impatiently
II presume you know best
CHAPTER XIX.
A CUSTOMER came and went
IA after Kellogg had gone up
Il "a stairs to meet Sam Graham.
ana then Nat noticed tnat tWl-
light was beginning to darken the
store
Tracey returned to look after the
store during the supper hour, but was
delighted to hear bat he need not re.
main but could go back to his beloved
Angie
Now MAI moved to the windows and
switched IN the bulbs behind the huge
glass Jars tillcd with tinted water Re.
turning he was about to connect up
the remainder of the Illuminating sys.
TEN when Jnsie. entering. stayed him
Later he was glad of this.
Nat"
He knew that voice why. JOSIE
he exclaimed in surprise. swinging
about to discover her standing on the
threshold. very dainty and fetching
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BAL LTIM0RE & OHIO
SOU,H- WESTERN R. R.
TIME TABLE

TRAINS LEAVE HILLSBORO-at
7:25 a. m, 2:l5 p. M, 4:30 p. M, $40
p. M, daily except Sunday.
Sundays only at $40 a. m. and $40
p. m.
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One-way second-class Colonist Fares
March 10th to April 10th, 1911.
San Francisco, Los Angeles $3S. 80
Portland, Seattle, Spokane 1915
Mexico City 3S.75
Corresponding rates to points In Ar.
izona, British Columbia, California,
Colorado, Idaho, Mexico, Montana,
Nevada, New Mexico, Oregon, Texas,
Utah, Washington and Wyoming.
Homeseekers Excursion Fares to
the South, Southeast, West and
Northwest first and third Tuesday Of
each month.
Mardi Gras Celebration Feb. 1928
New Orleans $23.75
Mobile 22.35
Pensacola 22.35
Winter Tourist Excursion fares to
winter tourist resorts in Alabama,
Florida, Georgia, Louisiana, Mexico,
Mississippi, New Mexico, North Car
s0Iina, South Carolina, Tennessee and
See your agents for full particulars
or write II. O. STEVENSON, ID. p.
A, Chillicothe.
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TRAINS ARRIVE HILLsBORO-
at 1920 a. M, 4:08 p. M, $3.50 p. M,
S:45 p. M, daily, except Sunday.
Sunday only, l0:30 a. m. and 9p. m.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-04-01
LECTURE
Is to Be Delivered to Men
Only by the Rev. Mr..
Grisso.

The Rev. Isaac ". Grisso, of Fair
mont, will address men only at a
meeting Of the Methodist Brothe-
hood in the First Methodist Episco-
pal church tomorrow afternoon at 3
O'clock. Many here know the abll-
ity of the speaker and extended
mention Of HAM is unnecessary as Ia
them. However, for the informa-
ton OF those who have never heard
him, il gives the Telegram pleasure
to state that It is a delight to listen
to Mr'. Grissois rounded sentences,
pure Eng,sh, and faultless logic;
still more pleasing to revel in the
wholesome humor which plays trip
ptngiy through his lectures. His
lectures abound IN dramatic situa-
tons, graphic descriptions, and
striking delineations of character.
His understanding OF great men,
and his Interpretation of the epoch
making events in history are
amazing. He not only delights his
audiences while he is before them,
but sends them home with higher
idenis and noi5ler aims.
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And Many Boys and Girls OF
Harrison County Are Ex-
pected to Participate.

Steps were taken toward the or
ganizstion of corn growing con-
test to be engaged in by the boys
and girls OF Harrison county at a
meeting at the court house Saturday
afternoon. The attendance at the
meeting was small, but 1T is ex-
pected that after the organization
gets under way greater interest win
he taken in the contest and that a
large number of young people Of the
county will participate.
Prof. D. w. Working, superin-
teadent of the agricultural depart
ment o. the state university at Nor
gantown. and Arphad lP Morrison,
county superintendent OF schools,
We're in charge Of the meeting at the
court house 1t is announced that
practically all the money necessary
to carry on the contest has been
promised and sum amounting. o
more than 800 will likely be
raised.
The contest will be free to all boys
sud girls in Harrison county began
tEs ages Of and II years. Mem
,bershtp in the contest may be Oh
tanned by writing TO Arphad P. Nor
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-04-01
BUSINESS MEN
OF the City Obtain Resump-
ton Of Traction Freight
Service.

AS appeared in preceding issue
of this paper, the Fairmont and
clarksburg Traction Company has
re-instated the freight service to
,o'Neil and Bridgeport, beginning to-
day. The people will rejoice to learn
this fact, and especially those who
ship large quantities Of goods and
merchandise over the traction line.
To the Clarksburg Business Mems
League should the credit Of this
achievement be given About two
weeks ago "a committee from the
league, consisting of A. L Roberts,
W. A. Vance, j. NJ. Carskadon and
Lucius Hoge, met Smith Hood, gem
eral manager of the traction COM
Dany, at the Waldo hotel, and con-
ferred with him relative to the re-
sumption Of this service. with the
above result.
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JUDGES
Are Soon to Be Appointed
for Two Circuits by the
Governor.

CHARLESTON, April Next to
the special session matter the first
matters that will likely receive the
governors attention when he gets
fatrly into unfinished business be
fore him, Will be the appointment OF
circuit judges for the Nineteenth
and the Twentieth judicial circuits.
The former is composed of the
counties of Randolph and Barbour,
and the latter OF Greenbrler and Po-
cahontas.
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lER shan
Is Reported as Having Been
Appointed Secretary
10 DAVIS,

The Fairmont West Virginian last
evening contained the following in
teresting information, although CON
tIrtnation IS not ohtainabIe here:
Clarksbdfg politicians Impaired
the Information that u 6. shaw, Acid
agenf 81 the West Virginia Board 81
Trade VIM le the private secretary
for Cong essnan John w. DAVIS, the
appointment of M shaw to this DO
sition has been rscelEed as giad ia
lngs to his many tFiends ID this city.
IIe y q former ne paper man. hav4
ing been conneeted with the Wheel
ing News ana later owner ana pro-
Prietor of tie sCIarltsBuFe News. N
letter received nom him 81 4 friend
q few days ago, did mot Id the lesat
intimate that be had accepted the
position. but 4 Is likely that state
ment VIII be given out BY Congress-
man Davis very SOON regarding the
u o ~ "
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WOMAN ARRESTED
FOR BABY'S MURDE
Coroner's Jury Results III fIie
Detention of Mrs. Bel
Conrad.

WESTON, April ProsecItin
Attorney swint, under TIE difee6h
of the coroner's jury, has had Ms
Belle conroad, aged 25 years
rested. She resides about 800
yards from where an infant Vas
taken from Polk creek Thursday
teraoon.
Mrs. Conrad was subjected @
most rigid examination by Prose
cutting Attorney swint and sqaife
A. g. Hughes, before whom the case
is Being tried,
Mrs. Conrad denied HAVING any
connection with the case. she
fuses a physician examination 81 L 81
person Squire Hughes, sctjlg Is
connection with the coroner jnfy
ordered Mrs. Conrad held. she va
placed in jail regardless 81 her
to return to her two small cliiidge
she left at home.
The evidence produced before tie
coroner's jury was very stfon
against Mrs. Conrad and impIlsst
a relative, who It is chafg ed waited
upon her during her sickne
The CoArads recently moved e
Weston from Gilmer county
The child was buried nj
county officials this morning he
MacPleah cemetery.
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cox " Z ID 10 ND
FOR SER G o. IN TICE
FLA ND w "A d r rs
ARE STA ING IA Il
Regardless of the Attitude
Of the Big Machine

FIT9SRIFRG, Pa, Anil Tbe
Commence and Giassworker avs
that there IS a general deter ton
on the part 81 window glass mann
Eiactlrers Operating hand plans 10
,transact business al tue old stand
Eegandless 81 the attitade II the
I'pig machine Interests mas seen evil
deaeed hy tue tiiaeat expire sa
Edafing the eeit yafions ren
resen1atife glass men identiRe
the ffst named BfaneR ii TIE Tade.
The otliciai announcement Il
Weeks glass cist ~ te American
Window conpany failed toI
create cohs eriation liz ran g
tae hand laft men ala heg
pursuing tie even tsti6f Sc
way
comp seiy alsH asilSiili II
ibusiness sen piaeea afld fh5'
waiting game il iii ias
BY buyers! Who esld6nty t5I
.walt until they can ase what hsl
next shuaie 81 the eards Mill BFln
Is TIE sitrsase tfasig IL mouth
ing1s beeosnin q festufe 81 iie ifig
dow glass business bite IKE act
That the nseaeht price adot lions ne
very near The Dedaf6cit margin.
An exceisent production Il being
turned out m the majority 81 hand
factories, but 4 shortage 81 blowersI
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Death of Prominent Retired
Merchant is Painful Sur
prise to Friends.

Wilson P. Holden died at his home
on South Third street at o'clock
Saturday morning. Mr.. Holden's
death was painful surprise to many
friends throughout the city and
county as 1t was not generally known
that he was i'll.
About ten days ago an attack OF
lagrippe seized him and this together
with a general breakdown resulted
in his death at the hour stated.
Had Mr.. Holden lived until the
sixth OF the present month, he would
have reached the seventy-frst ami
versary OF his birth. A son of Lem
uel D. Holden. a pioneer settler Of
the county, he was born about one
fourth of mile from-the present site
OF the Grasselli Chemical Company's
plant at Grassslli. There was large
family OF children and they all be-
came prominent in the affairs of the
county.
Mr.. Holden was married twice. The
first wife was Miss Myrtle Ferguson
and the second, who survives, was
Miss sallie Boring before her mar
riage to Mr.. Holden.
Two sons and one daughter sur.
vive, namely, Ralph of the first union
and Miss Freda and Fleming H, by
the second.
The surviving brothers are Alexes.
of Fairmont; Minter, of Bristol; Lee,
of Grasselli; and the Rev. Lloyd w,
Of Center Branch. The living sisters
are Mrs. Frank Cost, of Chester;
Miss Nancy Holden, of Frankfort,
Ky; Mrs. George w. Pool, of the
city; and Miss Anna Holden, CT
GrasselH.
Mr.. Holden spent the greater part
OF his life in the mercantile business
here, first going into the business
with GeoTye Bastable where R. r
Barnett's store on East Pike stree;
Is now about thirty-five years ago.
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PLANS UNDER WAY
FOR CORN CONTEST

rison, secretary of the Harrison
couaty organization, who will se4d
fun instructions and also small
amount of seed corn to be used in
growing specimens to be entered In
the contest. The prizes viii be
awarded at corn show which will
likely be held some time in Noyem-
Der. The prizes will be in cash. the
money for which is to be subscribed
by citizens in the county.
A similar contest has been carried
on IN nearby COUNTIES with great
success and equally as much interest
is expected to be taken by the Har-
rison county 6oys and girls.
The following officers we're eject
ed; Charles l.. Lynch, of Elk dis
trfct, president; j. D. MdReyno,ds,
vice president; Arphad P. Morrison,
OF Salem, secretary; Earl W. Sheets.
of West Milford, treasurer; ana an
advisory committee composed of one
member from each district, as fol-
lows: Simpson, Flaws B. Davisson;
OF Bridgeport; Grant Burgctt
Swisher, OF Rockford; Coal, Charles
H. Green. Farnum; Clark. John no
Ian, Of this city; Tenmiie, Martin
Williams, Of Grass Run; Clay, &. E.
RICHTER, OF shinnstOn; Eagle, a. J.
aIichael, OF Dola Elk. Dr.. Sidney
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FRIGHTFUL ACCIDENT
At the High Reynolds Trac
ton Trestle is Narrow
" Ayerted.


Passengers were thrown into a
panic on an interurban street car ut
$3.50 o'clock last night. when it
struck a COW on the high tsestlle near
the eRynodls station as IT was going
to Fairmont. The car bounded up
at least eighteen inches but dropped
back on the rails. Only the high
speed Of the car prevented a fright
full accident and saved the lives Of
about thirty passengers. Tha car
struck the COW with such force that
her legs were cut OFF and her body
was rolled in front distance CT 200
yards. The trestle is eighty-flva feet
above the ground
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-04-01

Later me- formed a partnership with
the late William +. Freeman and they
conducted a large store where the
five and ten cent store is now on
Third street. When they closed out
there a number OF years ago, Mr.. lol-
den opened and conducted store in
the Rookefy buf,ling on South Tlird
street. He retired from the business
about three years ago.
AS merchant Mr.. Holden was
known throughout the county and his
store always enjoyed large patron
age from city and country people. He
adhered strictly to business prin-
ciples in the conduct of his stores and
had universal esteem for his scrupu-
lous honesty and courteous treatment
of the public.
AS member of the Central Christ
ian church he was steadfast ana in
flII.ntial in its councils, worship AMI
charities.
The funeral will be held in the
Central Presbyterian church Monday
afternoon at 2:3O o'clock and inter
ment will be at the Odd Fellows
cemetery. Persons desiring to view
the body are requested to call at the
residence between Sunday noon and
Monday ntHn. The casket will not
be opened at the church.
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4. puEllRI .
OF Mrs. Julia Collins s Body
Takes Place at Quiet
Deli.

Interment OF the body Of Mrs. Julia
4. Collins, who died "Wednesday night
at Salem Of apoplexy, took place in
the Raymond cemetery at Quiet Dell
today. she was 3 sister Of Mrs.
Greed Collins, q Pennsboro; Mrs.
Rufus Raymond, of this city, and
Mrs, Emma Hansford, and an aunt
OF Mrs. HarveyF Smith, OF this city,
and woman Of marked refinement
and attractive character
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EIDE
Iaa
Destroys House and Store
Room and Burns a
Small Child.

F1AEiiAlcNT, April Fire of un-
known origin destroyed house
and store at Monongah. ten miles
from here yesterday. The building
was owned by the Consultation
Coal Company and the store by an
Italian. For a time the entire dis
,rict was threatened, but by hard
work the fire was confined to the
one building A small Italian child
in the store at the time of the fire
was burned, but not seriously, be-
fore 1t could ybe rescued, and the loss
is given at $500.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-04-01
After Deputy County Treas
urer is Bound and
Gagged.
FIVE ARE ARRESTED
Among Those Appreciated
is a Deputy County
Treasurer.

DIES MONIES. Ia, April tive
men and two women were arrested
today in an effort to apprehend four
men who shortly before midnight
bound and gagged Deputy County
Treasurer Keller and tried to dyna-
mite a vault in the county treasurer's
office, in which 100000 had been
played late in the afternoon.
The attempt at robbery OF tho
vault proved failure. They were
frightened away after the first ex-
plosion, which partially wrecked
tho door.
Among the men arrested is Deputy
County Treasurer James o'callag-
han.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-04-01
FORGERY
Is Charged Against a Hunt
ington Man by Blue
field People.

HUNTINGTON, April I.R. b.
Grlnsley, head Of the drlms lsy Loan
Company, was arrested here last
night on two warrants sent here
from Bluefield, charging him with
two different acts Of forgery. The
company was recently thrown into
the hands of a receiver. Grimsley
faces two charges Of forgery in this
county.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-04-01
,llPT MADE 10 Bly OW
VAUl II TO STE AL BIC S I'M
VA ITONAL BREAK S
RECORD or WORLD
With Wilcox Driver at Jack,
sonyille Beach in
Florida.

4 7
L. L. Queen, Of this city, agent for
1.-The Wilcox automobile. is in receipt
Of the following telegrpphic message
from the National Vehicle Company,
of indianapolis, Ind:
indianapolis. Ind, Mar. 81, ii.
! I, L. Qneeny-
AT Jacksonville Beach Thursday
1.-THE National 40. Wilcox, broke the
worlds stralghtaway stock chassis
mile record, time forty and thirty
Itwo-hundredths seconds. It also won
1.-THE five mile straightaway beach
Championship in the four-fifty class
stock chassis in three minutes and
fifty-six and eight-tenths seconds. In
1.-THE ten mile class the National 10
was second and third
no sane person ever desires to
drive a car in every day use at the
lrate OF 10 miles an hour. Then
Ewhy should the manufacturers 60 to
isuch trouble to demonstrate to the
public the ability OF their car to go
$500 miles at this speed? OF what
real good is 1t to the automobile
purchasers that half a second be
clipped off worlds record els
the game worth the candle?' at
Iis,'' says George NJ. Dickson, general
manager of the National factory,
I"4o'sH in the Pablo4Atlantic Beach
races and the big 50O-mile race on
the indianapolis speedway.
Although the element of sport
enters largely into every contest.
there Is a serious side to motor
racing that is more important. 1t
Us new generally acknowledged that
racing Is an efficient guide to the
motor car designer, enabling him to
correct faults that would escape for
years in ordinary use, and better
istii, every opportunity for the pub
lie to Judge for themselves:as to the
desiraNility OF car. 1t is for this
!reascp and in this way that the
competing maker is repaid.
While the general run OF auto
mobile owners may never go in for
|! any thing more strenuous than a
sociability run, the high powered,
speedy cars are the ones that make
the most potent appeal to those who
appreciate the best in motor car
construction. Although you may
never race, it's comfort to know
that you'll never be obliged to eat
Eanybody's dust, and that you have
speed enough, should you desire to
PASS. anything on the roed. 1t is
pleasant to know that under the
hood is a big, powerful, reliable
motor, amply sufficient to carry you
trtrmphantly TO the crest of any
hill or pillow through mud, sand or
gravel regardless of adverse condi-
lions and bad roads or bad weather
may impose.
victories in long races, those ter
rife grinds OF 100. 200 and 800
miles, Income, when viewing them
in this light, doubly significant TO
-l
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-04-01
LARGE sun
s8O,OOG Involved in Suit Brought
MoRRdsTllIe Court.

MoUNDsvILLE, April Suit was
brought yesterday for 100000 in this
city by W. C. Stewart against the
United States Stamping Company
The suit is for the recovery of an
alleged unpaid account with interest
a counter suit however, for breach
.cf contract is expected to be Alod b.
the defendants in the above named
suit. in which the amount sued for
will exceed the amount asked BY
Stewart.
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ANOTHER FACTORY
Virtually Assured for
Clarksburg as Plans Are
Almost Completed.

clarksburg is virtually assured of
another large window glass factory.
It viii be located on the COT farm
Just southwest Of the. city. The names
of the promoters are held private at
present but announcement win be
made within few days
At It's meeting Friday night the
board Of trade considered this fac
tory matter as well as ananber Of
propositions from d number Of fac-
tories that desire s. loeats hsTe
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THO SANDS OF Men S D
For AN lncFeass id Wages
and Shorter Hours
EIereaftsr
MORE WILL 90 OUT
Strike Order is IS pected Is
Be Issued Som at
Grand Rap ds

GRAND RAPIDS, April Enrnig
lture manufacturers h ref,lsesI
Ito grant tine demands GRANTED
hours, the men are now Authorized
to walk out at any time. BIZ &c strike
order may not be issue or eyer8I
days. About 5000 Or ID o00 firr,i (
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-04-01
ASSASSIN
Who Kills German Instructor
in Turkish Army is
Executed.

lcoNtgrAH1TNoPLE, April THE
Albanian soldier who last Tuesday
assassinated Col. Won Soliciting. a
German Instructor in the Turkish
army, who reprimanded him. was
executed This morning.
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QUARTERLY cOMMUSrOy.

At the morning worship tomorrow
in the First Baptist church there will
be quarterly communion. All the
members Of the church are espec-
ally rseuested to be present
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HORNED BIZ COW.

TERRA ALTA, w. Va, April
Mrs. Amanda Miller entered the barn
on the Miller farm 70 be attacked 81
COW and seriously horned s
woman was rescued By her daugl
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MINISTER RETURNS.

The Rev. B. D. stelle, pastor of the
First Baptist church, has returned
from Morgantown, where he assisted
in special services in the Baptist
church there.
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ALFAN0 Defends
Himself Skillfully on Gross
Examination But Not
Conyincingly.

VITERBo, Italy, April Under
cross examination today, Enrico Al-
fano appeared at lesser advantage
than under direct interrogation yea
terday. He defended himself skill
fully, but not so convincing.
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CHARTER FILED.

The state charter of the simeral
Amusement Company recently ISSUED
wcs filed in the office OF the county
clerk here today to be recorded.
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olBTNET REsIGNs.

Madrid pfg The in
Prem as oaa
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Continued on page two.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-11-24

Seg1n informes recibidos, ha fraca-
sado ell intento de asesinar a Yuan Shi
Kai. Los C6nsules extranjeros, adver-
tidos por WI, saldran de Marking.
Pronto empezara ell bombardeo de esta
ciudad. El gobierno de China ha orde-
nado que todos los ingresos de las
aduanas sean depositados en- bancos
extranjeros a nombre de acreedores
extranjeros a fin de evitar la interven-
ci6n de los poderes europeos, temiendo
que estos fondos puedan caer en- ma
nos de los rebeldes.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-11-24

Los pasajeros a bordo del vapor
"Prinz Joachim" que encayo en- la cos
ia norte de Haiti fueron trasbordados
al vapor "Seguranca" de la lfnea
Ward Seran desembarcadcs en- San
tiago El barco aleman Sc encuentra
en- buen estado aunque Ell aqua entra
por la parte de proa.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-11-24

al cruzar un tren hoy un puente So
bre ell rio Thouet, Montreul, Francia,
que sc hallaba en- malas condolences q
consecuencia de recientes inundacio-
nes, cayo al rio ahogandose de so a 60
de los pasajeros
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-11-24
CABLEGRAMAS
1srvicio Especial para
el "Boletin Mercantil' -
Nueva York, viernes.--

Un cuerpo de monarqnicos, que Sc
cree la vanguardia de otro mayor,
eruz6 La frontera atac6 al pueblo de
Montalegre; los invasores fueron re-
ehazados por tropas de Chaves. Exis-
ten noticias de que ell duque de Oporto
dirigira la ipvasion y sera acompa6a-
do por ell principe Miguel y su hijo.