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PEEK-A-Boo ENVELOPES.
Condemned by Postoffice Employees In
 Convention.

Memphis, Tenn, Sept. 1S-"Win- dow" enveloptes were condemned as detrimental to those handling them and as working against the quick dis position of the mails, in resolutions adopted today by the National Asso- citation of Supervisory Postoffice Elm ,ployes. The reflection from the trans parencies through which the address is shown. it is contended, is injurious to the eyesight and an order ruling this class of coverings from the mails is urged.
 Ernest Green, Baltimore. president, and all of the present officers were reelected ar the concluding session of the 1912 convention this afternoon. Toledo, O.. was selected as the next place of meeting.
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NICK A GRANDFATHER.

Cincinnati Sept. 1S--1n statement before the republican county central committee here today, Nicholas Long worht, congressman from the First Ohio district and sonin-law of Colo nel Roosevelt. made the following ex pression regarding his attitude in the coming election:
 If the question be asked as to my position. l reply that am, as l have always been. a republican and I shall support. as l have always supported, the republican ticket
 Al the same time f want it under stood that as a repnI0ran am a progressive"
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MYSTERIOUS SHOOTING.
Mamie tiightower" Again in the
 Limeliuht in New York.


 New York, Sept. 1S.-Joseph Caures, an elderly Spaniard, native Of Mex leo City, is unconscious in a hospital the result of bullet wound received late today at the home of Mrs Jessie Smith ilsan uptown apartment house During rational moments, Cauret twice today said he shot himself Three shots were fired, but only one took effect, that in the jaw.
 Mrs. Smith admitted at the police station, where she went voluntarily she was the Mamie Hightower men toned as the financee of George w Coleman when, as cashier, he robbed the National City Bank of Cambridge Mass, of $140,000 most of which he lost in gambling. At Coleman's tria it was testified that Miss Hightowei was living in New York house where Coleman lost $50,000 at faro. Cole
 man told how his residence there was eniivened by wine parties and big l games.
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THREATEN MISS BROOKS.
Hammond Reformer Receives Anony
 nous Communication.

IfEVUo NVFfFFfINFFINdtFVIff
 Chicago Sept 1s.-Miss Virginia Brooks, the girl reformer who led the crusade that led to the closing of. the disorderly resorts at West Hammond, suburb, tonight received an anony- nous letter threatening her with death unless she discontinued her actiyi ties, A similar letter has been re- ceived by Mayor Wosseconk of West Hammond. The letters read as fol lows:
 '.We have enough of this. If you do not let mp, there's liable to be some trouble. You may get bomb, dyna- mite or nitro glycerine."
 T am not at all worried over this latest threat said Miss Brooks. Even threats of any kind"
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TO THE EAST.

Pullman Parior Car Service to Memphis, where connection Is made for all points In the East and Northeast.
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of the receiver on Halls end. "Hall was hung up" said the hotel clerk to t.... ..~t,tort
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IMMIGRANTS
 ARE DEBATED
CONGRESS DISCUSSES THE EDU CATION TEST FOR NEW
 COMERS.
Special Nuosst Ssrv e.

WASHINGTON, Dee. 15.-A spirit ed debate which lasted for four hours took place yesterday in the house when the question of the education test for immigrants caInc up for dis cussion. This discussion arose on the Burnett bill which provides for d eer- tain literary test for all who desire to enter the United States from for eign countries. Burnett is democrat but many members of his party m the house are totally opposed to his bill. During the debate many of them con tended that men without any knowi- edge of reading or writing might be as desirable immigrants as those who were possessed of little dangerous learning and maybe more so. on the other side were representatives who gave no quarter to the illiterate who gain entrance.
 The question will occupy much more time as il is regarded az of prime importance.
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WH|TELAW REID
 PASSES AWAY
U. S. AMBASSADOR TO GREAT BRITAIN uNExPECTED-Y
 DIES.
Special Nugget Service.

opNCiai 'NbbSok oofs'Se.
 LONDON, Dee. 1G.= Whitelrw 'il. United States ambassador :n Great Britain. died last nisht at Dorchester house. after an illness uf only 2 lew days.
 He was born at Ncnia. O., october 27, 1887. and was tt journalist hy Irp- fcssion. He received degrees l., oS z ford. Yale. Cambridge. St. Auirc"s and other universities. He was rsi editor of the Xenia News and b,,,tihe war correspondent and Washir"."n correspondent for other paper. II. followed several other occupations un til he became # member of th. rdi toriaI stan of the New York Trihuuc and became slitor in chief and chit propprietnr. He WAS married Apr 2G. 1881. to Elizabeth. daughter "f D. O. Mills. He was republican nominee for vice president of the Unit cd States in 1892. After filling various other offices. diplomatic and other wise. he became ambassador tO Gre., Britain in 1905.
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AUSTRIAN SHIPS TRAVEL
 NO MORE TO SERvIA

one detail as to their demands could be secured.
 1t is evident according to all s "rIes published that they intend - show only as little consideration as possible to Turkey. They regard the Fur KS us robbers of territory in a cohti' ms to which they had no right and the feeling of bitterness towar I their defeated enemy is amazingly intense.
 The war brings out vividly the fact that Turkey over ran in olden lays the lands which it now holds south of the Balkans and that really th" Balkan people are just as much. or more. entitled to it's ownership IS the Turks. The world seemed to have forgotten this until the presert war broke out
 The delegates all paid their re9pects to the foreign minister of tn" British government on arrival and were r' ceived with honors.
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Special Nvssst Service.

Special Nugget Ssrsio~
 CAPE TpWN. south Africa. Dee. 14.-Geu,riI I."uis H"tha. formerly commander in chief of the Beer forces in their war with Great Britain. has resigned as prime minister of the south African union. some rather sensational rumurs arr current [" the effect that Rntha is not satisfied with the manner in which the British Dor ton of the population is acting t"s wards his Dutch fellow subjects. pr Jameson. leader of thc raid which b.. gan the trouble m south Africa is stnl busy and has had ambitions ta hc premier himself
 After the granting of home rui" |" south Africa B"tha naturally became the leader nf the party to which the Dutch belonged and every effort "f
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excuse to the greas powers to meddle with the negotiations.
 These negotiations will open Mon day. At the meeting of the plenipo- tentiaries the demands of the allies will be presented and this will he the opening of the battle If wits. Tur- keys representatives are expected "a hold out to the very Last minute hut il is universally felt that nothing is at least some of their enemies de mands.
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FISHER WANTS BETTER
 ALASKA LEGISLATURE

He also recommends the con 'rne- ton af a railroad from tide wt.or ;, the Matauuska coal fields and 'l rEce tu the Yukon pr Tannnn river fe also suggests tba adoption of The |" strs system for the development oi the mineral and coll resources but reC"m- m.nds the reservation of sufficient amount If coal for tn" us" "i n" navy. His recommendations seen to have met with the approval of mary of the democratic members of con ..rcss and the chances are con ns'derei ta h.. good for a tremendous amount If development work within tn next few years.
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Special Nugget Ssrslea

CHICAGO. Dee. r. Nicholas Mur- ray Butler of Columbia University, qcv,Ilcd at Theodore Roosevelt today the most severe and bitter attack [" which the latter has been exposed since his retirement from the White House.
 RutIer urged th" people |" climlnat" him completely from politics because he believed his political activities tended towards the disruption "f all forms If organized government unless
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LONDON. Dec. l5.--"Peace WI. pr concluded between Christm1s a'"i New Years or we will enforce IL W cannon and bayonei at Constantine pie before Easter"
 This is the statement given "'i ny the Balkan delegates today to IL, As sociated Press whose London rcfre- sentative had received instructions to obtain their united view
 Further they refused to go ard not
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WORKING FOR
 WAPpENSTE|N
seATTLE's CHIEF OF POLICE HAS
 ERteNOs eTiLL.
Special Nugget Service

Special Nugget Service
 SEATTLE. Dec. 14.-A concerted movement is now taking place hay ing for it's object the pardon of Wap- penstein. formerly chief of police oi this city. Although all admit that he was guilty of the crimes for which he was sentenced a great number of pe"- ple are working strenuously to obtain the pardon and several of them are men who occupy prominent posi- tions.
 wappenstein himself is said to bear himself in the penitentiary with tho air of a man who does not expect - stay there very long. Indeed It IS said that the governor only needs the excuse of a widely signed request to let the ex-chief have his freedom ana Wappy may be expected soon again t1 be seen on the streets.
 The Times and it's owners are work ? | ing hard for him. Should the pres ent governor refuse to act it is con sidered likely that Blethen will have enough influence with the coming democratic governor. Lister. to secure the liberty of the man whonh h' fought so hard for.
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Special Nugget Service.

wASHINGTON. n. C. Dee. li. Walter Fisher. secretary of tho int rior, in tn. annual report to canPr. ss submitted today. recommends the in stitution of new form of government in Alaska which would b" letter adaptcd tn the needs of thos" twins in remote situations.
 In this recommendation he hes not entered into details but his opinion i- taken tu he that the journey - Ju. ueau from Nome and other pi,, $ should be avoided. He may mean ;'a' each division should have it's "w IsA islature.
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WILSON HOME. Special Nugget Service.

HAMILTON. Dee. l5.- Woodrow Wilson sailed Saturday on the steam . ship Bermuda for New York. Dur ing the eighty days or so preceding his inauguration he will be kept con stantly busy meeting the various leaders of his party and selecting the members of his cabinet. The work to be done by him will create much in terest and speculations are rife all over the country as to who his SC lections will he.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-12-16
MUST YIELD OR F|GAI
GENERAL BOTHA
 PREMIER NO MORE

the Jameson and British pnrtisans tu gel power was out voted. II ia gen .cr-lls believed that many British col unists. however. sided with Botha so thtt butch administration misht be
 rsatst md by this means tn" 'd ,uists ef that nationality be appeas- ..i Members of th- imperial govern mcut including Lloyd George and Winston Churchill are said also to have aided this movement
 The result nf Hotha's retirement may have a serious effect but he, De Wet and the other leaders of the war ar. doing Ill they can [" reconcile their people with the new order of things.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-12-16
Special Nugget Service.

BELGRADE. Dee. 15.-All the Aus trian steamship lines plying between Austria and Servia have discontinued service and never since the com mencement of the trouble has any thing happened so grimly significant. The cause of the stoppage is a mys- tery and Servians awokc to the fact that such move was intended only when it had actually occurred.
 The peoples of the two countries feel towards each other all the bitter ness associated with a state of war.
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SUlZER RESIGNS. Special Nugget Service.

WASHINGTON. D. C.. Dec. l5.- William Sulzer. governor -clect of New York has presented his resignation from the house of representatives to take effect on the last day of the year.
 It is probable that it's acceptance will be marked by many compliment ary remarks upon the record of the new governor during his time in con Gress.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-12-16
Special Nugget Ssrv,eA

WASHINGTON. Dec. lb.-Thc com mission of army officers appointed to investigate the matter has reported that Mexico should be required to pay the sum of ss6.OO0 as indemnity for jeans by Mexicans near the border during the revolution.
 Twenty three Americans altogether have been either killed or wounded The relatives of those killed, according
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-12-16
A. 8. LADIES NIGHT.

Last Saturday night vas ladies' night at the Arctic Brotherhood and :l very pleasant evening was enjoyed Music, pool. billiards. cards and dane chief pleasures.
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LONDON, Dec. lI.-The govern
 ments of the four Balkan states al war with Turkey have drawn up terms which will be presented to the Turkish plenipotentiaries with q unit :
 ed front. All four have decided upon maintaining secrecy SD that the ar ticies of the terms have not become known outside. The secrecy is prin- cipally due to the desire to give no
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-12-16
HELEN COULD
 GETS MARRIED
FORTY-FOUR BUT STILL WILL
 ING TO TAKE 4 CHANCE.
Nugget Special Service.

LAKEWOOD. Dee. l6. Geo. Could has announced the engagement of his sister. Helen to Finley J. Sheppard. a st. Louis railroad man. Miss Gould is well known all over the country be cause of her works of benevolence particularly during the Spanish Am 2 crican war. She was born June 2o' 1868, and it was generally believed that she would die single.
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EVIDENCE CONCLUDED. Special Nugget Service.

WASIuNGTON. Dee. 15.- The evil dence in the case of Archbold has been concluded and nothing now re- mains to come but the verdict.
 The opinion outside the senate seems to be that no testimony has been introduced which would prove him to he guilty of the charge pre- ferred.
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Twelve ounces of sehIlinss Best i' equal to sixteen of any othsr kind o baking powder sold at PoIst's.
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We have . large ass 'rtn,snt e fancy holiday gift books, ready fe' mailing. leoasn eres.
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BUILDINGS FOR SHOVEL.

Nelson and Oleson are moving the'r larger buildings from solomon to es- tablish larger hotel quarters at Shovei ccasJ
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Chicken dinner next "Wednesday, cafeteria style, Congregational church 5 to 6 p. m. |.
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Bazaar opens 1880 p. m., Wednes day, Congregational church.
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MURRAY BUTLER HITS
 ROOSEVELT SEVERELY

he himself was leader
 Nothing he could say about the "x- president seemed tu him to be too strong and he was almost as vehe- mrut in his praise of Woodrow Will son.
 Coming sn soon .ntrr th" appea- rlns, of Rousrv,lt in this city the re- marks of Professor Butler commanded an unusual amount of attention.
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lmportsd Tic Trac W1fsrs at Pe- let's.
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imported Walnuten Wsfsrs at ps' let's.
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U, 5, MAY COMPEL
 MEXICO TO PAY

to the report of the commissioners are entitled to compensation as well as the men who were only injured.
 IL is almost a certainty that con gross will adopt the recommendation and that the demand fr the indemni- ties wiI he presented at oncc-
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Mining Editions ready for mailing at the Nugget offiee, eoe...
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Real apple cider st Lshmsnn's.
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tut. 6sk at lshman's.
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Imported lssau esau Waters at Fe- let's.
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Imported Frou Frou Was.rs at Pc let's.
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WELL WELL! Pretty near here-Saturday night.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-12-24
Reclamaciones de Herencias.
EMPLAZAMIENT
Ell Pueblo de Puerto Rico.

\ Antonio Balasquide Gomez, Y Su-
cesiones intestadas judicialmente de-
claradas de Rosario Balasquide Gomez,
Cesaria Gomez Tudela, Enriqueta Balas-
guide Gomez Ramon Balasquide Men
dez. O sean a los demandadOs Ell ell ca
so que arriba Sc expresa
Por ell presente Sc notifca a Ustedes,
que Sc ha presentado EN- la Ohcina del
Secretario de esta Corte de Distrlto
del Distrito Judicial de San Juan, Pto
Rico Ia demanda del actor a la cual
SUPLICAN Sc pronuncie un fallO. a su
favor en- contra de los demandados,
declarando. (a) one las declaratorias
de herederos abintestato de Ramon Ra-
lasquide Gomez Dona Rosario Balas
guide Gomez y Dona Enriqueta Balas-
guide Gomez Y como consecuencia, la
precitada escritura de cinco de Mario
de 1910 son nulas no tienen valor al
guno; (b) que debe procederse al in
ventario, valoracion. liquidaci6n di-
vision judicial de las herencias de .di-
chas personals, nombrarse previa-
mente los administrators, depositarios
receivers de los bienes relictos, todo
con costas los demandados
Son abogados de dicho demandante
Francis Dexter, Herminio Diaz Nava-
rro y c. Coll y Cuchi
Y Sc advierte ids. que de no com
parecer contestar dicha demanda
dentro de los diez dias despues de no
'tifcadas, 81 la notification Sc hiciere en-
este Distrito, dentro de los veinte dias
81 Sc hiciere fuera del Distrito. pero Ell
la lsla de Puerto Rico Y dentro de los
cuarenta dias 81 Sc. hiciere en- otra par
te, el actor podra solicitar de la Corte
lie sea concedida la petici6n> hecha en-
la demanda.
Y de orden de esta Honorable Corte
Y para publicarse una vez por semana
Ell Ell termino de un mes, ell un peri6-
dico dc los de mas circulation en- San
Juan, extiendo la presente bajo mi fir
ma y sello de dicha Hon. Corte
San Juan, 25 Noviembre de 1912
r. Diaz Collazo
Sub-secretario.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-12-24
Temblores de terra
ueva York. martes.--

Nueva York martes.--
De Stella telegrafian dando cuenta
de que en- Reggie y en- Messina Sc han
sentido dos fortisimos temblores de tie
IRA EN- el dia de aver. Afortunadamente
no hubo perdidas Gle vidas, pero los ha-
bitantes de las poblaciones inenciona-
das estan sobrecogidos por el terror Y
huyen los campos. Tambien Sc ha IN
tornado de un ligero temblor ocurrido
aver sn Fort-de France, Martinica, tenn
blor que no ocasiono dano alguno.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-12-24
La revolucion
en- NJ ejic o

Nueva York. martes-
Noticias de Nueva York dan cuenta
de que mil quinientos revolucionarios
atacaron la ciudad de Ascension, la
tarde del sabado, matando la mayor
parte de la guarnicion de la misma que
estaba compuesta de doscientos Gin
cuenta soldados y oficiales. De la ma
tanza solo Sc salvaron ounce
Un numeroso ejercito federal va a
marchas forzadas al encuentro de los
revolucionarios que, segun sus movi-
mientos, Sc cree que tienen ell proposito
de apoderarse del pueblo de Guzman
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-12-24
Naufragio del
vapor Florence

Nueva York martes-
En- ~ travesia de Halifax st. Johns,
cerca de este ultimo punto, naufrago,
ell dia 20 de diciembre, ell vapor Flo
renee, de la compa1ia Turness Line.
De los veinte y siete hombres que COM
ponian su tripulacion, solo pudieron
salvarse cinco. No Sc tienen noticias de
las causas que han motivado la catas-
trofe.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-12-24

vapores americans, y acabado con ca
81 toda competencia en- los rios navega-
bles de las costas del Atlantico y del
Pacifico Las companies de vapores son
en- su mayor parte subsidiaries los fe-
rrocarriles.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-12-24

Nueya York. martes.-
Sc cree que ell actual gabinete portu-
gues presentara su dimision muy en-
breve. La crisis Sc debe a que ell parti-
do democratic no esta de acuerdo con
ell gob:erno, habiendose promovido por
clio frecuentes altercados en- ell parla-
mento.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-12-24
Batalla entire
turcos y griegos

Nueva York martes-
En- Janina Sc han efectuado una en-
carnizada batalla entire los ejercitos
griego y turco La batalla ha durado
tres dias Las bajas en- uno Y otro
ejercito han sido numerosisimas, y tan
to los griegos como los turcos reclaman
para 81 la victoria.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-12-24
CABLEGRAMAS
La anarquia
en- la India

NueNa York. martes.-
Mientras sc celebraba aver en- Delhi,
India, la ceremonial con motive Gel
traslado de la capitalidad, que antes
era Calcutta, aquella ciudad, un indi-
gena lanzo una bomba contra ell vice
rey baron Hardinge Este recibio lesio-
mes insignifcantes. Uno de los acompa-
nantes del baron fue muerto.
Ell indigena que lanzo la bomba no
ha podido ser arrestado.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-12-24
Explosion en- una nina

Nueva York, martes-
De Sapporo, Japon, dan cuenta de la
explosion ocurrida ALI en- una nina.
Doscientos obreros quedaron sepulta-
dos en- la TERRA, y es probable que ha-
yam muerto.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-12-24

Charles Mellen, presidente de la COM
pania ferroviaria New York, New Ha-
ven and Hartford, E. Chamberlain, y
Smithers, presidente de la Junta de
Directories del ferrocarril Grand Trunk
of Canada, fueron acusados aver por ell
Gran Jurado Federal de Nueva York
de vio1acion de la ley Sherman en- ale
gadas~ combinaciones monopolizadoras
entire ambas companies.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-12-24
Estaciones
inalambricas

Nueva York. martes.-
/: Ell gcbierno de Portugal ha frmado
contratos por valor de dos millones de
frances para la construction de estacio-
mes inal$mbricas.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-12-24
Informe de
un comisionado

Nueva York, martes.-
FL Comisionado de Corporaciones, en-
su informe al Presidente, manifesto
que las combinaciones entire las compa.
MAS ferroviarias y nevieras han dado
q aquellas ell control de Las lineas de
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-12-24

NueN3 ! DIX. mafteS.-
Telegrafian que en- un cinematografo
de Barruque, Belgica, Sc incendio una
pelicula durante la function Ell panico
que sc produjo fue enorme, y aun GUAM
do las autoridades procuraron serenar
los aninos todos fue inutil y resultaron
muertas catorce personas y heridas,
veinte
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-12-24
Ell fantasma de Castro
Nueva York. martes.-

Nueva York. martes.-
Sc da por SECURE que Cipriano Cas-
tro ha salido de Paris para Nueva York
La noticia ha causado mucha excitacion
en- la colonia venezolana de esta ultima
ciudad, donde, segun la creencia gene
raj, Sc lie dejara desembarcar.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-12-24
Ell trust de los
ferrocarriles

Nueva York. martes.-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-12-24
f DIG r O

Distrito Judicial de San Juan de Pto
Rico-Corte de Distrito.
Secei6n Segunda. N1mero 5177.
Estados Unidos de America Ell Pre-
sidente de los Estados Unidos.-ss :
Enrique Balasquide Camacho, asistido
de su madre Martina Camacho como
defensora.
Demandante.
VS..
Antonio Balasquide Gomez Sucesio-
nes intestadas judicialmente decla-
radas de Rosario Balasquide Gomez,
de Cesaria Gomez Tudela. de Enri-
queta Balasqnide~ Gomez y de Ramon
Balasqlide Mendez
Demandados
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-12-24
Siniestro en- un cine

NueNa York. martes.-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-12-24

Nueva York. martes.-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-12-24

NueNa York. martes.-
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Crisis ministerial,
en- Portugal

Nueva York. martes.-