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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-01-16
De importancia para
los productores
NOTAS OFICIALES
n

SaIbido es de todos, que la Association
Gle Puerto Rico = Sc fund6 con ed prin-
clpallsimo objeto de establecer la mas
decldlda defensa de los productos puer
torrlquenos, con bases Y fines que ten
den en- absolute al progreso material de
la lsla, Ell cuanto los ramos de produc
cl0n que constituyen, hoy d1a. SUI mayor
rlqueza. Estos prop0sitos no han podi-
do Variar en- manera aAguna para los que.
lnteresados Ell ell eXito, desde que comen-
20 Il flmclonar dicho patri6tico organis-
mo, apOrtaran la mayor cantidad de bue-
nos deseos a la obra, y han continuado
sosteniendo la idea con todos slls entu-
siasmos. Pero es necesario advertir ore
81 pOr un lado estos trabajos han sido de
gran uti}idad para los intereses genera
les del n1cleo productor, por otro ha ha-
bldo que lamentar la falta de actividad
Gle los que Green que ed credito de los
prOductOs debe estar cOnfado a los mis-
mos productOs, cuandO ell espiritu de
riNahdad ha levantado las odiosas falsi-
ficaciones, que tan perjuditiales son a los
legltlmos productos, primero porque los
falsos, al presentarse con ell nombre de
los leg1timos, no pueden ofrecer su buena
calidad y los desacreditan en- ell mercado.
y segundo, porque hacen bajar ell precio
y disminuir el consume.
La Association de Puerto Rico, pre-
visora ante ese Inconvenience, cre6 un
sello especial para garantia de los pro
dUctos que Sc eXportaran de la Isla
Consiste ell referido sello en- un r6tulo
litografiado a dos tintas un c1rculo azul
con letras EN- fondo blanco, donde dice
''Porto Rico Association Guaranty, Y
un cuadro rojo que encierra ell escudo
de arnas de Puerto Rico, con las siguien-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-01-16
ART|CULOS De FNNA
CINTAS MARCIA ideal DE CAR
TER.

Es facil comprender que cualquier
clase de tela debe ser excepcionalmente
fuerte para poder resistir los duros
golpes de los tipos de letras de las ma.
quinas de escribir.
En- las de Marca "Ideal" de Carter,
solo Sc dlsa ell mejor algod6n de Sea
Island, tratado por un procedimiento
especial que previene hacer llenar de
tinta los tipos de letras.
Los colores Sc entintan tan bien que
con el mas suave golpe del tipo sale
una escritura clara y permanente.
De venta en- ell BOLETIN MER-
CANT1I. asA
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-01-16
UNA ESCUELA NOCTURNAL DE AR
TES Y OFICIOS.

Ell viernes por la noche, di6 comien-
20 q su labor la clase nocturna de car
pinter1a que funciona en- la Escuela
Normal de Rio Piedras. Hubo 81 soil
citudes mas, de las que pod1an aten-
derse. La clase esta "a cargo del macs
tro de trabajos manuales, Herman
Hjorch, quien asiste Julio Bagne. La
primera noche ell tema de la lecci0n
fue ell uso y cuidado de las herramien-
tas; ell lunes Sc trat0 de materiales Y
Ell microbes Sc di6 principle a las ella
ses. Ell diseno y construction. La clase
promote mucho Y ell Decano Feagle sc
mlestra muy satisfecho del inter6s que
Sc manifesto
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-01-16

Una habitacion para persona sola o
matrinonio sin hijos, con sin comida.
Informaran Tetuan, 2, bajos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-01-16
Notas escolares
FUNCIONARIOS !, ESCOLARES EN-

FUNCIONARIOS !, ESCOLARES EN-
PONCE.
Ell sabado II del actual estuvieron
en- Ponce los Sres. Libby, Comisionado
de Educacion accidental, Hicle, secre-
tario de aquel departamento j. l..
Dunlevy jefe del negociado de cuen-
tas del mismo, Ell donde conferencia-
ron con los funcionarios escolares ALI
residences, tratando de asuntos inte-
resantes al ramo de instruction
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-01-16

Ha sido designada por la superiori-
dad para ocupar ell cargo de maestro
de. Ciencias domesticas de Manati la
distinguida Srta Hazel E. Ryan re-
cientemente llegada esta Isla proce-
dente de New York
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-01-16

Igualmente ha sido nombrado profe-
1sor de Ingl6s, Ell Ponce, Mr.. Walter B.
Cady.
FL culto joven puertorriqueno Luis
G. Vergne, hijo del antique propieta-
rio del Hotel "Oriente" de Humacao,
Don Pedro Vergne, ha sido nombrado
maestro de Ingles de San Juan.
Para una escuela del distrito de Come
rio, fl6 nombrado ell maestro rural senor
Ramon Anglada.
PROGRESSES DE LA BIBLIOTECA
ESCOLAR DE BAYAMON.
La biblioteca escolar de Bayam6n, ha
agegado los siguientes periodicos 4 sus
mesas de lectura Educational Foun-
dations'' Literary Digest, Manual
Training Magazine" "Needlechaft" y
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-02-11
ARBITRATB
FIREMEN STRIKE
Precedent of the Brothsrhood of Fire
men withholding vots-Hay
Mean IN Arb1tratfon-

NEW YORK. Feb. 10.-The action OF
President w. :. Carter OF the Broth
erhood OF Locomotive Ffremen and En-
ginemen. in withholding the result OF
the strike ballot OF the 10000 nrsmen
employ ed on nfty-four eastern railroads
until II can be presented at the meeting
tomorrow OF representatives OF the men
and the conference, committee of rail
toad manasers isAtaksn as indicadng
an agreement may be reached and a
strike averted-
1t is expected that President Carter
will notify the managers tomorrow that
the nremen have decided almost unani-
mOusly to strike ~ the railroads re-
fuse TO grant their demand for arbitrat-
ION under the Erdman act The commit.
tee Of managers. after hearing the ulti-
matum OF the bremen, is expected to
ask several days In which 10 frame a
reply.
fhe committee Of managers tonight
issues "A statement In which 81 was
stated that the crisis in the situation
would be reached tomorrow and recit-
ing at length their Offer to apply the
award of the recent engineers arbi-
tration commission OF the -hremens
rules and working conditions and make
certain increases in wages. The state
ment says the demands. OF the fremen as
now constituted, after several modif-
cations since July 1912. when the con-
troversy began. provide for an increase
eastern railroads OF $4,000 600 or about
IS per cent. The railroads have taken
the position that such increases in
wages are neither warranted by condi-
tons nor within their power to pay hav-
i'm regard TO all OF their obligations.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-02-11
WHEELING CLUB
AT UNIVERSITY

Dispatch TO the Intelligence.
MORGANTOwN. w. Va. Feb. 10
Being possessed Of that spirit. which
characterize their home town folks
In carrying out their motto. Wheel
ing means business" the Wheeling
students "a, the university held an en-
husiastic meeting this evening. at
which they organized a permanent
club. The name Of the club has no
yet been decided upon. but the nsmc
will have wheeling" in u. The OBJ
ircts % the organization II 20 promote
the social interests 81 the Wheeling
students and 10 bring those from the
nail city into closer touch with each
other. The club starts on with n
membership % sixteen. which will be
increased. Tbs club intends 10 hold
a numbe= Of social affairs during this
semester and expects % be heard from
with regularity. The officers elected
were President. Earl q. Kaltenbach
Vice President. carl p. Leatherwood.
Secretary. G. J. Ksitenbach. Treasur-
~. ~ W. Hills. Riley. Lentherwood
and bills were appointed a committee
CO. draft y constitution.
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AApru1Ious Luse .O

Somehow there exists "A vast amount
OF scepueism as 20 the possibility OF
facts. and are sincere in what we assert.
. II we were afflicted with Tuberculosis.
We should do precisely what we ask
others 20 do-take Eckman's Alternative
should do this and warrant We have for
asking all Consumptives 60 take 10. Is
that We have the reports OF many recov-
ernes, one OF which follows
1873 Susquehanna Ave. Phila-. Pa.
Gentlemen: For two years I was af-
flicted with hemorrhages OF the lungs.
the numbe totaled nearly one hundred.
Our family physician advised another
fatal However. I remained. and in Feb
ruary of 1907. I was taken with n severe
attack OF pneumonia. When recovered
sufficiently TO walk about the house I
waS left with a frightful hacking cough.
which no medicine ! mad taken could
alleviate. IL was at this time. March.
1902. that 7 learned Of and started TAX
ing Eckman's Alternative. In a short
time my cough was gone and I was pro-
rOunced well. Since that time 7 have
had two slight attacks OF ami
! have resorted 10 no other mediane to
effect a recovery.
Il am at present IN excellent heaith
Eckman's Alternative. I have no fear Of
Consumption. ] cannot speak too highly
for the good Il has don
ss,snsdl HOWARD L KIoTz
Bronohitis. Asthma Hay Fever. Throat
and Lung Troubles. and In upbuildinE
the system. Does not contain poiaons.
opiates or habit-forming drugs For
sale BY Chas. X GoetSe a 90. wheeiinF:
heliaire. and Other eading druggists.
Ask for booklet telling OF rerovarics. and
write 90 Eckman Laboratory, Phfiadel-
phia. Pa. for additional evidenee-Adv.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-02-11
TONIGHT TAKE A
"CASCARET" SURE
NO HEADAcHE, SOUR STOMACH,
BiLiouokESe on coNoTiPA-
TON ~ MORNING

Turn the rascSls out-the headache.
the bihousness. the Indigestion. the
sick. our stomach and foul gases
turn them out tonight and keep them
n with Cascarsts.
Millions Of men and women take a
Cascaret now and then and never
know the misery caused by o lazy
liver, clogsed bowels or an upset
stomach.
Don't put in another day OF dis
treas. Let Cascarets cleanse and reg
ulato your stomach: remove the sour.
~undigested and fermentins food and
that misery-making gas: take the ex-
cess bile from your liver and cary
out OF the system all the constipased
waste matter and poison in the In
testines and bowels. Then you will
feel great.
A Cascsret tonight will surely
straighten you out BY morning. They
work while you sleep. A 10-cent box
from any drug store q clear
head. sweet stomach and clean.
healthy liver and bowel action for
months. Children love to take Cas-
carets because they taste good -
never grippe or dcken-Adv.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-02-11
FOR BIGA MY
Former wheeling Man Held A. Colo
rado Springs On . Charge
OF Bigamy.

George ~ Evans. Ir. is being tried
OF Colorado Springs. Colo. Tor bigamy
and evidence Tn The case has devel
Oped that he was oncs married IN this
city Co. Miss Mary Curtis Of Martins
VERY. fhe ceremony being performed
BY Rev , a Donahey Evans vas
married Co Miss Curtis several years
ago. three children resulting from the
marriage He later fell heir 70 a for
tune ler him hv "a relative IN Canton.
o, and a short time after receiving
he fortune deserted HE wife u is al
legged That he then went 20 Colorado
Springs and after a short acquaintance
with Miss Eieanor Pitts there. married
her but later deserted her and went
10 California Ills last wife decoyed
him back 10 Colorado by telling him
that she wished a reconciliation. and
bis arrest followed
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-02-11

Mrs. Fred Rymer. Lancaster. n. Y.
writes. Chamberlain's Cough Remedy
all the credit i a give II
A few months ago I used two bottles
of IL and was cured OF a deep seated
cold on my lungs that had defed all
other treatment. II goes directly To
the seat OF the trouble. removes the
cause. thereby effecting 9 positive
and permanent cure"
Mrs. Emma Myers. Akron. n. Y.
writes. Il first used Chamberlain
Cough Remedy about two years ago
and learned what q valuable medicine
II Is for coughs and colds. Now
when symptoms OF a cold appear I
take a few doses and Il fixes me up
right away. II 10 by far the best
cough medicine I ever used."-Adv.
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PROPER TREATMENT FOR IBAD COLD
A THOROUGHLY RELIABLE REMEDY
NE Many Remarkable Cures Effected Iy Chambriain's Cough
RenedyPut n In the Front Rank - q Specific for Bad Colds

IL 70 not probable that an ymedicine
mas ever met with greater success
than Chamberlain's Cough Remedy a
. cure for bad colds. People every
where speak OF II In the highest terms
OF praiseS The fact that IL IL pleas
ant and safe to take adds greatly to
its popularity.
Ms. =: N: Tice, Goodwin. n. T..
writes. We have Used C~hamberiain's
Cough Remedy in our family for Q
nnmber OF year,. and IL has never
failed to cure a cough. bronchial trou-
BILE or hard cold. I have found Il just
splendid for children. II viii break
u pa croupy cough quicker than any
thing else ! ever used. II contains
no opium. so I know II to be harm
less.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-02-11
FOURTEEN SLAIN
Coonunssa from Tius p.T..J

tackled early IN the morning by the
striker The three huntington rom
panies u militia which passed through
Charleston tonight under INSTRUCTIONS
10 90 10 Paint Creek Junction. will
probably proceed 10 Musklow tonight
Tho present outbreak IN the Paint
Greek rrFion ie tho most serious sit.
uafi0n faced by tho stale since 1901.
vhcrs state and county authorities
FLASHED Go a battle with miners n.
Stamford city IN the New River end.
and killed sixteen miners
. The guards Killed av WIN Eadrnne
FHmea Naufr ant BERNARD Crockett
Fref UIhtetf. keeper Tor ffe Tpluf
Creek r0iiieuca COMPANY reported klll
- today la rtU alive tonight huf hae
fhe wounfef De- Lieutenant " T. Tal-
i0r 81 fhe National Guard wnn hui
been in~NcstigatinE .Condltlonr in ine
captureI and brought here tonight
cnarRef With riufing
~ the i've companies ~ state millfia
ordered fu The strike district bN Gov
punr Giaesrock early fDnisht twu FROM
about midnight ToulGht rel sixth com.
pauv uas ordered ~ proceed from Fag-
eftevitla Tor Muctiow The militia -
tu charge " ~Ndiutart General 'haries
tary count which acted during The last
two periods pLmsrtisi law left tonight
Tor no scene
Oni, meaera details ~ fhe battle
|todaV nave reached the state author
tiles here Exact conditions Goo The strike
country tonight ere NOT knoeu 90 com.
.nrurfraffnu tn crippled Hn q result nf
cut t%e.esruph and telephone wires Tho
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-02-11
Martial law.

The martial law prociaHation issued
by Governor GAsscock COVERS al the
territory covered by the September
proclamation and about 10 additional
square miles. Both Paint and Cabin
Greeks are covered from the Kanawha
river north. taking all that territory In
kanawha county and extending into
Boone. Fayette and Raleight counties.
Adjutant General c. ID. Elliott left
with the Charleston companies tonight
II is believed that Major Thomas b.
Davis win be needed In command:
Captain John C. Bond. provert mar
shall; Captain r. q. Sherwood. ad-
%jutant; Captain J. C. Hutsinpiller.
quartermaster. The military commits
sion will be composed Of Major James
I. Pratt, president; Captain 8. l..
Walker. 8. L. Walker. Captain c. r.
Morgan. Captain James A. Watson
and Lieutenant II. II. Rice. with Lieu
tennt Colonel George Swaliace. judge
advocate.
The six companies ordered to the
field will be commanded az follows:
M. OF Charleston. Lieutenant Adam
Gaul: c. OF Charleston, Captain l.
Guy Levy; F. OF Fayetteville. Lieu.
tenant A. D.. Roberts: G, OF Hunting.
ton. Captain Fred w. Lester; II, OF
Huntington. Captain III. C.. McMillin: I.
of Huntington. Captain Ira f. Bar
hour. The Fayetteville company was
ordered to Paint Creek Junction, leav.
ing South Fayette after 10 O'Clock to
night on a special train.
After midnight reports from the
Cabin and Paint Creek districts,
reached by telephone. were to the
effect that the number OF striking
miners killed is greater than the first
reports. and that the number 10 Al
least 10. instead OF IL. as previously
reported. II was impossible Il 'ascer
tain names Of any of the dead. al
thoughtseven bodies were late this aft,
ernoon taken 10 an undertaken in East
Bank.
Reports of shooting at Standard, on
Paint creek. were also reported to
night. No details could be secured be
cause the wires on Cabin creek and
above the junction were cut several
nights ago. The Charleston companies
after arriving at Ronda, on Paint
creek, tonight sent squads to the tor
OF the mountains on both sides of the
ravine TO guard against a reported ~
tack on the town at daybreak.
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His French.

When James p. Reynolds was AS
sistant Secretary OF the Treasury. Sem
ator Root sent for MIR. Reynolds N
day, to discuss with him some mat
tiers concerning a trade conference in
Paris. which Mr., Reynolds had been
selected to attend.
Il suppose said Mr.. Root, -you
speak French"
well. yes" responded Mr.. Reynolds.
81 know a little French. l have no
trouble TO make the walters and the
cab drivers understand me-"
II see,' said Mr.. Root But, Mr..
Reynolds. suppose there should be no
walters and cab drivers in the confer
enceY-Judge.
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that the government proposed to shell
the capital I'm an effort to subjugate
Diaz and his troops. According to
it's amor on n hill three miles out
n from there attempt to drop
shrapnel among the rebels.
General Diaz is gradually widening
the zone he controls. He extended
his picket line this afternoon Some
of those who still have faith in the
W OF the government profess TO
see In h diliatoriness OF Diaz a
weakness which will result I'm his be-
ing crushed or starved into submits
sion Unless. however. the govern
ment is able to ~pursuade what are
undoubtedly reluctant elements TO rail-
ly. Diaz with superior artillery SHOULD
be able to resist any attack.
That peace negotiations. official and
otherwise. were in progress today be-
came known early. but owing to the
secrecy enveloping them. few outside
the principals knew the details. Ex-
ceflent order prevails throughout the
city. despite the absence OF police.
and the almost negligible of small pa
trolls. The people. un-nerved by the
fighting OF yesterday and the rumors
OF today. acquired the trick OF dodg-
ing around corners and a~ccellerating
their pace when crossing streets.
All the banks remained closed dur.
ing the day. and in the afternoon most
of the shops had up heavy wooden
shutters. concealing the glass fronts.
The streets are deserted. even by the
governments sweeping force and Mex.
ico's asphalt pavements, renowned for
their spotlessness. are tonight Uttered
with rubbish.
The street car company, sharing the
fear OF shop keepers and bankers that
riots might break out. has refused 60
resume tratlc. and public hackmen
are reaping a harvest.
Rioiting at any moment would
cause no surprise. yet serious disor
ders are, not regarded as probable until
one side OF the other has won a more
decided advantage. The lower ele
ments. which make up these mobs
require a rallying cry. and at present
they are in doubt as TO which mar
they should proclaim the popular idol
LAREDO, Tex. Feb. 10.-Mexicar
consul Antonio Lozand. OF this city
was in telegraphic communicates
with President Madero at Mexico City
tonight Il $50 o'clock. the president
{ personally debating TO a telegraph op
orator at the capitol replies to a series
OF questions prOpounded by the con
sui. Madero denied he had been GU
OF the city n said that Genera
banquet had arrived.
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,ls. These opinions

court 81 appeals. These opinions
were rendered
No. i06s-Jacob Salisbury. petitioner
" George A. Blackford. trustee in
bankruptcy OF Herman ~Schoenneld.
bankrupt. responded. on petition for
review OF District Court Of Wheeling.
". Va. petition for review dismissed
with costs. per curtain opinion.
80 it0f-Jacob SalsburE. appellant
". George a. Biackford trustee IN
bankruptcy u Herman S~choena~ld
bankrupt appellee. Appeal from ths
district court az Wheeling. W. "
Per Curtain opinion affirmed with
costs.
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W. VA. OPINIONS

Special dispatch % the Intelligence
RICHMOND. Va. Feb io.-Circuit
Judge Pritchard and District Judge
Boyd and Dayton attended today's
session ~ the United states circuit
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forces,
MEXICO CITY. Feb. 1o.-General
Felix Diaz. whose bold stroke Sunday
dlmost overthrow the Madero admin
istration. held his army in leash to-
day. Nor did the scattered govern
ment forces dare to attack him in his
fortified positions in and about the
arsenal.
Still hoping hat he might attain
complete control without further loss
OF life or destruction OF property,
General Diaz surprised the capital by
r~efraining frop turning his heavy
guns upon the national palace.
The governments position has not
been materially altered since yester-
day, although a few Of Blanquet's SOL
diers-not nor than 500-have ar
rived and a small detachment OF ru-
rales has ridden into the city. The
forces OF General Diaz were not mate
rally augmented either. but the prox-
unity OF the Zapistas and the prom.
ised easiy arrival OF rebels from he
State OF Vera Cruz. under Gaudencio
de la Lave. appeared to have
strengthened his hand.
Situation Tense.
Although almost incomprehensible,
IL has been impossible for residents
OF the capital to ascertain the truth
regarding the movements OF n gen.
eral whom the government expects 10
come to the aid OF General Huert. the
newly-appointed post commander. OF
ficially II has been said both General
Banquet and General Angeles are in
the city, but this is denied In quarters
equally trustworthy.
Nc one has been found who has
seen these generals. and their failure
to appear in public is taken by many
as an indication that either they can
not get here or are unwilling to fight
The establishment of martial Law
has served to keep insurers blocks
from the source OF information. and
the people. keyed to the highest
pitch of expectancy. swallow with
greediness scores OF rumors OF alarm
ing character.
AT one time during the forenoon
General Huerta believed ne was jus
titled in risking an attack on the reb.
els. but the latter trained their gum
down the streets leading "a their posi-.
tons and prepared TO resist. This
proved unnecessary. for Huerta's pIar
was changed.
Then a report gained credcnce tina
the rebels were about to take the Of
fensive and attack the National Pal
ace. hut the day closed without a sin,
gle between the federal,
and the rebels. lying about "a mill
apart.
May Shell Town.
One report which was not entertain
ed seriously BY thinking people. wa
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No American Refugees.

Ell PASO. Tex. Feb. 10.-No Amer
a refugees in Ell Paso from Mexico
today but railroad communication has
been Interrupted on the National rail
ways. The line was opened today. and
II is expected that Americans who
have been unable to leave chihuahua
and other pints in Northern Mexico,
will leave at the first opportunity.
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Plan Attack.

MEXICO CITY. Feb ~. q rs a. M
Generals Angeles. Blanquet and Huerta.
with a force ~ troops al
most equal 20 that COMMANDED by Cen
eral Diaz. are planning 20 begin q hom-
bardment OF the arsenal. IN which the