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The San Francisco call., 1908-04-07
STANFORD TO TRY OUT ATHLETES

STANFORD UNIVERSITY. April e.
The annual interclass meet of the track
athletes of Stanford university will be
held Wednesday afternoon. The men
will only be allowed to enter those
events which they are to take part in
against the University of California
April IS. Several new men have been
added to the number of contestants. The
men are III. V. Poor, a high jumper: G.
b. Towne. freshman sprinter; H. Smith
Drum, his teammate, and T. d. Med
dick, a coming broad jumper
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-07
PLAN GAS ORDINANCE
Supervisors May Forbid In
crease of Rates After a Cut

The artificial lights conzmittee OF the
supervisors has asked City Attorney
Long 10 pass on the cOnstitutiOnality
of an ordinance presented a week aso
by BancrOfc to prevent rate juggling
by the gas company. The proposed
law provides that whenever the gas
company Feduces the rates TO shut out
competition, il can not later raise them
without permission of the supervisors.
A question having been presented as
to Legality of the measure the COM
nittee decided 10 ask for the opinion
of the city attorney
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-07
OFFERS WATER PLANT
President of Visitacion Valley
Company Answers Conn
plants

T. B. Potter. president of the County
Line water company, fled an answer
with the supervisors yesterday to the
petition of residents of the Refs tract
for the revocation of the company's
franchise on the ground that it had
charged rates in excess OF those fixed
by law. Potter, after reciting the
company's version of the trouble in
Visitacion valley about water rates.
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-07
Easter Song

A notable Easter poem by Eufina c.
Tompkins appears in the April Sunset
Magazine-the San Francisco Two
Years After" number. Here also is one
of the best spring poems ever written
1t is by Charles Field and deals with
the blossoming of the city. To him mo
pebbied brook can teach so musically
sweet a speech" as the din of the ham,
mers and the noise of pneumatic tools
at work on reconstruction.
cation special recommendation is made
for the raising of the teachers salaries
from the present minimum Of $50 to
one of $50.
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-07

meet tonight at Luke Marisch's to sign
articles for their fight before the lat
ter's club this month. The friends of
Sullivan feel that the weight will be
low for him, but he feels confident he
can make it and still. be strong when
he enters the ring.
Joe Thomas has received a wire from
Rudolph Unholz conveying an offer
from Boston promoter of a fight for
Thomas with either Hugo Kelly, Jim
Flynn or Jim Barry. Thomas has ac-
cepted and has left it to the promoter
to get an opponent for him.
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-07
INSULTS LITTLE GIRL

Fred L. Day, carpenter, was sem
fenced to serve three months in the
county jail by Police Judge CaDaniss
yesterday on a charge of disturbing the
peace. The Judge said he regretted he
could not make the punishment heavier.
Evelyn Evans, 10 years of age. daugh-
ter of DR.. George Evans, 2I13 Sacra-
mento street, was on her way to church
Sunday morning when Day grabbed her
by the arm and tried to drag her into
the Alta plaza. The girl screamed and
broke from him. She told her father
what had occurred.
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-07
FIND ROOF ON FIRE

The cry of fire brought the family of
Thomas Lundy, the jeweler, hurrying
from their home at Stanyan and Carl
streets yesterday afternoon to find the
roof of their house on fire from sparks
which had fallen from a chimney. The
fire department responded and put out
the blaze with nominal damage
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-07
BROTHERS ON TENNIS TEAM

BERKELEY. April 6.-Herbert and
Melville Long, tennis exponents. will
represent the blue and gold on the ten
mis- courts this year against Stanford.
the first time that two brothers have
won the singles and doubles champion
ships at the university. Herbert Long
will be the singles player against the
cardinal, while he will couple with
Melville in the doubles.
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-07
Advertising is not an expense
"Near Advertising" is all of these

Right advertising is a business investment which
can almost be made to pay from the start when
handled by who familiar with the right ad.
vertsng paths that invariably lead you the right way
Right advertising men can present to anyone hu,
numsku plan of procedure for advertisinp a
business successfuly-whatever the nature-that
will convince and prove the folly of Near Adver-
tising"
You will never realize the possibilities Of success
fu publicity until it is applied to your business bv
who know how
f. J. COOPER ADVERTISING AGENCY
70 Montgomery Phoa. Do,~,,. a,s
San Francisco,
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-07
she Was Surprised

To find what a good maid she secured
through a Call want ad- You always
find just what you want in want col
umna OF The Call
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-07

Liberal advances on diamonds and jewelry
Baldwin Jewelry Co., 1861 Van Ness av.
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-07

BRING BANKRUPTCY sUIT-A petition to
have a.. Il. Mckinley and John Van Dyck, CO.
partners of San Francisco. adjudged bankrupt
was fled yesterday In the United States dis
trct court by W. A. L. Miller, f. Hospodar-
sky, n. P. Wellman Louis Juvan, G. Lissen
and William Robb.
his old allegiance and again entered the
employ of the Vanderbilt lines and was
sent as general agent to Los Angeles.
For the last few years he was in the
banking business.
The Denver and Rio Grande railroad
has issued an attractive booklet on the
joys of outdoor life and the estimated
cost of q summers outing in the Rocky
mountain region. The book Is well IL
Illustrated.
H. K. Gregory, assistant general pas
senger agent of the Santa Fe, has been
in the San Joaquin valley on company
business
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-07

w. B. Penf1eld, who has been the
travelling passenger agent of the San
Pedro, Los Angeles and Salt Lake road,
will have charge of the valuation Of
fee in this city.
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-07

Teddy Wolff will not leave for the
east TO meet Unholz and accompany
him to this city, as the Boer has wired
that he will be here within a short
time.
Abe Atten and Tommy sullivan Will
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-10-02
Uon Manuel Fernandez Juncos.

Reproducmos en- facsimile carta que nos drie este
distingudo escritor, expresando e eecto que prOdu
iera propio II uso de las Pdora de Foster
para los rnones.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-10-02
GRAN MITlN UNIO-
niSta en- SanturCe.
HiGieTOn $50 de Ia PaIabFa elOcue0-
tss oradOEes y Ia GOHGuFEenCia foe
numslOsa. y 49, %
E SMgDto SOrIa 0IOllt eOlflCtanlltO 4 que
no Sc lntOFFumplGrO sI patfI6lle0 NGtO.

A Las 80 p. vn. de aver ComGn86 en-
SantuRcO, an la pla8olatR dc 10 igs0DiG ca
t6licR, 81 mitin uniOniBta que 20 RcoFd6
afoCtuRr elf. A LOS poOo8 momOntOB do
ComeDzado el RCtO una gran COnCuEESnCi6
lIanabR aquOllo1 BitioB , & laB de 10 no.
che pa8aban do 800 Los uniOniatA1 que
oian IR EalAbTG do aus oRadORaU. DespU6S
Aum0Dt6 gEandem0nte 10 C0nCurEenCia.
HiCieron uSo de lR palGbFS con gran
aCieFto obtenisndo nutrition splGuHO0 los
nefioFaa b. H0Fn6ndex, A. Santiago, AbR0'
ham Dfas, Enrique RpuaEio, M0ndiERbSl,
Bsyonst DR.. Victor Onll- -CuChy' j. We
lnzqueg, LcdoS. TraviOBo , Oervoni, Mer'
Csd Lido. MaBBsTy. La tFibunR oBt0ntAbR
IaB bAndsEau de BatRdog UnidoB = ROja ?
blanca de 10 Union de PtO. Rico = Ol Esds'
dor do ella sstabS BsntRdo IN hSFmog0
gEupo de 0ntuaisstRs cOmpntRiotRB del ele'
msnt0 f0m0nin0 unionigtR del p0bIOdO.
La oFatOFi8 DatEi6tiCa On favor do lOa
i1sa1eB de lG Union de Puerto Rico de
que hicisFoE gala los eloCusnta8 C0mpatEio'
tag, qas do l8 tFibunR hRCOn OGt0dFG de
inRtFuCci6u y do BAnoB C0nBejog para Ol
pueblo ? no de iDjuFiRB nj do pE6diCag
mRlsRnaB en- contra de los OdvOHBRTioB po'
lfticoI, llev6 Oh mayor 0ntuGiRBmo & la pa
tEo6tiCR reunion , Al mitin FeHult6 un
gran 6xito, dOmoRtEGndo do una mRnera
pRImRTiR iudiscutiblO que SanturC0 81
unioniSta , que sllf, como on todB Is isle
est6 FobuHto y lleno do UAviG 81 OEbol dc
lR Union pueEtoFFiquel8.
FL gaVgento SOTEG, do Ia p0liCfG inHUlaT,
atOndi6 con 10 mayor hAbilidRd , oOFToC
ci6n & que no 90 intOrrumpiOFs 81 0Fden
On Ol mitin, conBigui6ndolo, Hps8aF do qug
nuncR fsltR un impEudents que no pudisn
do SoeptRr con Calma los tEiunfoB de la
Union pretsnda int0rFumpiE Bu8 TOuuione,
y Buslmiti pdbliCoE.
Un aBtablecimisnto de ComsTOio que FxiS
to On 10 euquinA del lugOr On que 10 sfsC
tu6 ol mitin, do lugaE que RggunaB per
uonAB hsg0n uDo = Abu8o do liCOTeBy tFAt0E
de int0EEumpir O5oB patri6tic08 aOt0u. Ii
policfR de BantuFce hR nupliCRd0, Gegdn II
infoFmO, & lo8 duefioB de loH OGtRblGCimiGn
tor COrcRnoB al lugaF On que 10 efsCt6en lol
mitinG, que CierE0n Ia1 8 do ls noohG pa
"a evitaF impFud0nCiGB do IoB que dc otrf
modo no les OfSCtuRrfOD; peT0 no hR side
C0mpINCidR poF todoT.
A Las once teEmin6 81 aCto cue dejt
m0gniica impEsDi6n en- todoI los que & 6
oonCurFiOron.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-10-02
N'OTICIaS De PONCE
u0 gran deGTumbe en- Ia CaETeteEa Dc
AdjUntas.
Esnl6Odida manifestation habTd eD
lS de los COni6nteS.
~ nMsstrO 00grsgp0MsaL s8psOial).


Octubro 1O.-Ha regrsaado do Europa
en- 81 vap6r "Montevldao" nuoetr0 distin-
guido amigo don Julio Conesa. Ls BRlU'
dRm0g.
-En el vapor "Julia'' que uali6 para
Ia Habans smbaFc6 para Cuba nu06tEo
amigo den Manuel Rsal, splRudido primer
baritone. ii
-AnoCh0 CeIsbFaRon an nesting e.
pl6ndido sn 10 plaza principal nuOBtFoa
quagid0g CoEPeligionaFioH. Mas 10 dos
mil alma8 habfan alif congEsg&dRA DiFi'
gi8Fon % pslabFa RutoEizRdG y slocUsnt9
Ioa aefiore8 CoEd0ro Matog, Iglosiss Con-
sale8, Coll = CuChi, Eugsni0 Aatol = 81
Lodo. MAtienzo.
-Ha smbRECado para OubR el j6ven
obTsro don TsodOE0 RivsF0 con 90 8pFa'
Ciablo sBpoBo = 60 monfsims nifitS Sara.
-HR BaIido para San Juan al distin-
guido GBCFitOE y psri0diGta don Felix Ma
toe BsrnisE, deBpu6s do habsF pssad0 va
rios diRa On GHta CiudRd en oRaa de "a hsF'
manO polfsiOO oI aplaudido pisni8t8 don
ArfstidaB ChEvior.
En- el "OentFo EGpnfloF' hs HidO Rd'
quiFidO para Uus galones no Fstrato nu0vO
do 8. M. el FeY AlfonBo XIII, do medic
cueFp0.
Para 81 18 do octubrs 90 anuncia
nueatFA gran msnifeBtaci6n misin eB'
pl6ndido. CoRCuFriE6n & este los 8efioFea
Mufi9z Rivera, r del Vale, Martin Ira
visao, Mstionso Cintr6n, EugSuio AStol,
JoH6 de DISCO, Rodriguez OebollerO, IT.
zol, Bonftsz CABEAio, Coll = Ouchi, Joae
Coll, LlorsDB Torres, OanaIGa, OOFdeFd
Matog, Iglssias GOnskles, BsEnRrdini
luna hsFmoBs manifestation do oapa
Cidade8 intsleCtUalidRd0a La ma
nifsgtaci6n 90 verifoaE6 & pie, nin CoChsu
= sin CabalIoV. El pueblo do Ponce 20
CorFsE6 gun GALES diCi0ndo = alto el gran
tEiunfo de lH Union do Puerto Rico.
En- al kig6mero 20 de 10 CaFFetOFa ID
AdjuntRB hubO uu gran derrUmbs & Gauss
de IaB lIuvisH.
-PFoO0dsDtO dc 10 peninsula hR llega
do & sBtR CiudRd don Juan ARIZONA.
Sc enCuBntEs On Ponce don jaime
Annsxy, ABiHtant director del OonBolidad0
Para este nCCh0 90 anuuciB 81 debut d.
Ia oompafife do zaFsu0l8, que lego haCC
POGO de santo Domingo. En- ella fguFG
la aplaudida primeFB tipl8 sHfioFits Con
Bu0lo BRillO.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-10-02

Este trOn FegF0BaE6 de Manan do 10 &
IL do lG noChG, 6 BaR Ia hoEa On que teR-
mine 81 meeting.
Los tickets para Los oradoEss Corrsli
ginaEiOB que han exprs8adO 0U desOo do
a1igtiE & dicho meeting, han aldo 70 EOpaR'
tidoB gEatuitRmsnta "a CompAfiia del fe'
EFooaFril hS EGBuslto agEsgGr dos CocheB
m6B 81 tr0n especial, pafa RqusllaR peEBo'
mas q. d8sesn COncUTRir al ms0tiug, aions8
debsFGn OompFar suB pSBsioB On lee 0ItACio'
mes CompEsndidRs Ga 81 tFsyeOto do San
Juan & Manatf, ViC0 versa.
La PlRSuols Sugar Go. pondrG & IR dis
poaiOi6n dc todoB Lon OOFFsligiOnaEios =
vsCinOB de BaFCelonstR , SOS baEFiog, an
tEon especial con loO0mOtora y vsg0a0B de
la miBma central, para ConduCiEls8 6 Ma
natl 0l diS 4 do O0tubE0, gEatuitamente.
81 tEGn BaIdF6 do BaRcalonsta & Ia 1.3O
dc Ia t3rde , EegraBarG degpues de tOrmi'
nRd0 Ol ma9tipg.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-10-02
Camas FOON blanca.

III baSar do IR Calla de San Francisco
nignV OfrsCisndO 81 pdbliCo sI mGA BOloCto
Burtido de objsto8 de fantasia que puOds
dsBsaFIs. AdsmGs do loH. sOmbFsFOB para
gefoEas y BafiOritaB, y otEoB mil obistoB
para damaB = oaballsFOg, tisne uu busn
GuEtido dc oRmRg con todos BuS accessories
de lou mas 0IegantsB mOdaloR. On gran
IuRtido dc Eopa blanca para HefiOEaI
y HsfoFitas aCabR do E0CibiF para loB 6lti-
mos vGp0Ee1 y tOdR OlRBs do PEsndaB do
Oata Class puadan GnContFaFga On elias No.
vOdsdO1''. EB0nOiss fnRG, de todas mar
Cas- , proCsdsnOisu. ObjstOB de tOCRdOE
ParggusB y B0mbriIGRg 20 0nCu0ntEan allf
pFGOioH sin Comp0tsnOiR.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-10-02

Sofia, OCtubrs 2.-EI cabinets, dospu6s
de 10 T0Ciento reunion hR anunCiadO que
Bulgaria NO EostauFsF6 poF % paEtO sl
fsrF0OaFFil p0EO qua loa int0FoSen extFAn.
gsFOg que en- 0l mismo hsy vinculRdos,
loB F6BpetaFG = BsTG la sslvae uaEdis de
ellog. E0ts NCtitud del gabinets bGlgaEo
40 atFibuys al pFOp6sit0 de eludir lR Fes'
ponsabiIidad dc l0S successes BESvOlucionAVios
duEsnte los cual08 fusEon voIRdoB varies
puentes y 90 CauEar0n otroB dAfios en- la
lfn0a. El pTinCipRdO insiHtO ca emanCi'
parse totAlmsntS de I0 TuEqufa, pUss ls
opinion R0ChaER ol tribute que Is Pusrta
impon0 & BU'gaRiB. El eGtAd0 de COgRB
aigue inBpiFand0 tsmoEGB 4 los p0deTs3
FespeOtO de 10 poaibilidad de gus ostAlls
unR nuGvR FOyoluCi6n.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-10-02
AbTigOs de Verann.

En 81 PARIS BAZAAR 60 aCabsn ds
rsCibir abrigo8 fsrma MONTE CARLO
On color Champagns pEopiog para lR sntA'
Ci6n. LOs hay 0legantigimoB con CusllOG
b0FdRdOs y dc pEeCioB muy limitRdOE Para
HalidRB do tGAtro y do bAilsB BOn inmejOER'
bls8. En- abEigoB nsgEoB hay IN gran
guEtido. AbRniCOs japonesOI gran move.
dad, peFfQmeFfa fna frRneeBa dc lea meiO'
res mRECaE, CinbuFonGs, painetAB 6 iEfnidRd
de REtfculoB dc novsdRd que Osta casa re-
Cibs pOr todos loB vapOFas qOO llagan do
Europa. PEDRO GIUsTL, FOFtsls'
"A 07
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-10-02
GABLES De HOY.
Las IGspusstas lsGibitas cen res.
Psct0 ala Dota fIanCO-ssPa1OIs.
Una reunion deI ga6insta Dc Bulgaria.
.En Ia Haya Sc Gsta considerable 81
ilItimn insnItO De Casfro.
Una goIgta iDglesa Ilsgt tOtalmsDte
desmantelaia 4 Saint Thomas.

Paris OStabrs 2 80 han rscibido lea
EeBpUentaB q 10 nota CoHjuntA ffanCO.sBFR-
fiola, EsgpeCto los anuntos do MaPEuOCos.
Dieen que los 5podeEes % esta1 pEeparNnd0
para C0n6idaE&F dotsnidam0Dta 81 aauntc.
DaBpu6I do hsCoEso laB usIVsdadsB dol Caso.
90 EaBpondeEG dsfnitivamOnto 6 10 coz t0Dido
en- la Citada notR, AIomAnia,, Austria Its.
Lie haCOn neg0CiACioneS amist0RlB 6 I'm do q.
todaa lSB pOtsnOiaB llegusn 6 nm scuoFdo
Ga 10 RGfsVents 6 ReClamRE del teBoF0 do
MarrueCOB ol pago do IOS gaRtoB do Is cam
pBf1A hOCh01 poF FranCia.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-10-02

La H8yB, O0tubE0 2.-AI ConoCsFae Ia
COntoataOi6n dada prr Castro al minintFo
NlsmGn CuBndO 6Hts fu6 6 sntrsgaEl0 en-
nombRo de HoIanda la Ultima nota 90 Cft6
ens0guida al gabinst0 para CGIsbraF uE'
gente B08i6n. El gabinsts ConBideER que
10 hsCho poP CautEo envUeIvs IN nusvo
inaultO Hollands. 2sS~ CE6s que, an vita
dc clio y Ouando 90 juzgsba On vfss do
dsfaitiVa soluCi6n sl COZ fiCto no quOda.
r6 egtO gobisFno otFo CaminO que dSCls'
F8r Ia guerra, 10 CuRl 90 dsduc0 tambi6n
dc lo8 PTepaPRtiv0B que &c han OFdenado
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-10-02

Saint Thomas, OOtubE0 2.-Un8 golsts
de trOg m6stilsg, brit6niCa, lego & eats
puerto totalments dslmRntsIada. PE0Csde
dc Ia v0Cindad de MonseEEat y fac boE'
prsndid8 pOF 0I msI tempo del die 25,
diR en- que OlbRE6mstEo lego q bsjar aquf
de IN modo alaEmante. Los maFinsros
refeEOn que tuvisron que luChRE dsssBps'
Fadament0 con 81 oleaj0 , que lR gOlOta
eBtUyo meECsd del visntO , de les Rguau
duERnt8 vaEia8 hOFas ain que 90 abEjgsRa
aBp0FanEaB do BaIysOi6n. El baEco oSten
60 ol nOmbR0 de SwoeeSa.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-10-02
No OIVld0 0l Popular"

NusvaB impoEtscionsa de fnas sBsnciaa
de obiotOB do fantasia eCabR de EOCibiE
81 popular ostableCimiauto del gef1or Am6
rico SAlRE, que HismpT0 FssPonds Cumpli.
dRm0nte Rl juHto favor del p6bliCo. En-
CaIERdo para damaB y CRbAll0FoF, 90 inma'
joEablO 81 BuFtidO que 90 Esnusva COnBtAn'
tomonts = loB tltimos modaIog de Paris
y Estados Unidos, esta1 hacienda furoP.
PrsCiog. como HiompE0 sin Compet0ncia.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-10-02
Ia fiesta cfvlea de NRanati Ell domingo

ItiDsFGEio del tFsu especial que circulars
entire San Juan = ManRtf 81 domingo del
CorFi0nte, para ConOuEEiE 81 meeting uniO'
niats que hR do o0labFaEHa On 10 Ultima
p0blGci6n 81 mOnCionRdo diR:
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-10-02

cuEBo dal defsnBoF, Que tsrminA pidisndo
al jurad0, no 10 vida nino lR ib8Ftsd del
RCusadQ.
En- log pTimSEos momentoB do todo OEi'
m0n 10 opinion pide Ol castigo del Culp8'
bic. D3spu6B vi0n0 To CalmG y Is Impair
CialidRd de dOO9 Ciuda6auos, OGtudia 81 CO.
90 , dice: no, Oats 8CuBado mat6 psE0 mat6
On def0nBa pROpia y dsbs FsCobEGE Bu liber'
tad dObg BsR RsatitUido 90 h0gar.
No hRC0 muChO 0CuFRi6 an heCho pBFs'
Cid0 On lG bahia de San Juan. Un mari
nero die muGFts "a jsfs que 10 insUltabB,
10 peEBsgufs haBtR en- 90 taller de CAFpints'
ria y aIlf Gl mGFinaFO, vi0nd0 sn pOligF0 90
vida, tomA Gl hRcha de 90 tERbaio 10 ge'
para 10 C8beza del tF0nC0 de % Rdv8FnsFio.
EI juFRdo do 10 OoEte federal, doC0 hOm'
bEeg como uRt0deg, RbBoIvisrOn al mari
nero.
81 RCuEad0 no buBc6 la contienda, fu6 81
CRbo R0ig quian To- pFOvoC6 y tuvO lO ds5'
gVaCis do moFiF a man0B do au COntTsRi0,
ca luChs alberta con e., no ObStantO BOF
m68 t0eHtaD d0blG, Caai an atlOtR. Lam0n'
tamoB ol hechO zero no lIovsmOH 81 lutO. 10
dagespeEaCi6n un hagaE donds aguREdan
IR iuGtiCiS do l0s hombEsa una sBpOaR ,
Te8 hijaT Os Pido un vsE0dictO dc ino'
CanCia.
ssEfan lee once do ls nochS Cuando 81
Fi8Oal CoEr6 loG debates Gsn IA buan dis
CuRs0, uono de BanB doCtEins juEfdiCa, re-
batsnd0 CisFtas afiemaGionog de ls dAfsn'
aa y ConCluy6 PoF podir mo an veE0diCtO de
a5s8inAto ga pEimOEO al Ga BGguudo gEadO
nj de homioidio. 1ino puFa = Supplements
que % cagfgue. I'M hsehO como el qu0 hG
ooGpado In stanCi6n do Ice juSCSB duEants
dos dfaS: que no quaae impuns IN dslitO
como oEa8.
A laa doOa Ompaz6 ol jueE daE ms
tRueoio1oI 81 juRado que, FotiERdo 6 deli
bsRa1s no logE6 poBs1la do aCuOTdG, PoR lo
que tus digaelta o. n maiiana de aysg.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-10-02

CASA DE PREsTAMOs do jess Ba.
EEn, AlIen 21 ST HROa op0EaCiono1 So
bEo alhaiaR DG1d8 100 d0llar1 Gn ads.
Innt8 81 inSsE6B nSF6 conventional y no ex'
Cs1sRk del 3 "a mGnsuGl. OomPEa , ven.
do alhajag mod0Enas , antiguas. San Juan
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made definite announcement con-
corning the Vanderbilt cup race but
the course selected and other details
OF the race promised by July ] were
not made public, Sec, Elliots otiic-
ial statement issued after the meet
ing declared there would be a Sub.
Stantial number OF foreign ears in the
contests and that IN elimination race
for the American ears would be pro-
badly necessary The action taken
was the appointment Of committee
TO scrutinize requests for sanctions
growing out OF the trouble IN Phila-
deiphia over the sanction for a race
meet Al Point Breeze for next Satur-
day, The sanctions had suhsequen.
tly to be revoked and to avoid diff
culties, Henry 7 Clinton, Frank G,
Webb. and a. B, Pardington were
named TO investigate all applications
A condition Of sanction hereafter will
be the appointment Of satisfactory
racing officials, lists OF which must be
submitted with the application,
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Young Turkey Movement Rapid
" Becomes Formidable
DESIRE A CONSTITUTION
The Revolutionary Propaganda Per-
meates All Classes And Is Making
Fast Headway, Despite The Fact
That 1t Lacks A Strong Leader,

LONDON, July 2S-Details recci
we'd here Of the crisis OF a large sec.
,ion OF the army with young Turkisl
sympathies are still somewhat OBJ
scure, but it is evident that the sui
tan has been driven to adopt strons
measures to meet the difficult situa,
ton,
The present crisis appears 10 have
been the result OF general discussion
A body oi the sultan's troops in the
Monastir district. discontented with
their pay, bad food and clothing have
fallen under the influence OF the
young Turkey propaganda and mu-
tinted The leading features OF the
young Turkey movement are a de-
mand for constitutional government
and opposition to any European in
reference, on the ground that it
would mean the ultimate separation
of Macedonia from the Ottoman EN-
pire.
AS it is admittedly hopeless to ex-
pect the sultan to grant parliamenta-
ry rule, the Young Turkey demand is
really for the abdication Of the Sui
tan to enable the inauguration OF the
The adherents OF the
Young Turkey faction are scattered
among all classes of tradesmen and
officials and the movement evidently
is making great headway, although at
the present time il lacks a strong lea
der.
During the past week numerous
assassinations OF officers under sus-
picion OF being reformers to Young
Turkey have been reported from Ma
cedonia while Greek outrages against
Bulgarians tend to strengthen the re-
formist movement because the Bull
garians are likely to make common
cause with the Young Turks.
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PUBLIC PATIENCE.

The American is famous the world
over for the calm endurance OF his
patience as victim Of insiduous pub
lie evils that spring from the quasi
public, corporate lines of business
wherewith he deliberately surrounds
himself. 1t may be that the con-
sciousness OF his personal response
bility for these things, as an indif-
ferent elector and citizen. has much
to do with the equanimity he shows
in the long-drawn crises and after
math OF corporate intolerance.
Astoria is but one OF ten thousand
American communities that are bear
ing the burden OF imposition in this
regard, and she is luminous light in
the consolidated field of imbecile pa
tience. She is becoming historic for
the supiness with which she permits
herself to be overridden, and is but
just awaking to the sum and scope of
her burdens.
The hour is at hand for general
overhauling of the public service cor
porations of the land, and the read
justment of their relations to the
public that created them, and this city
is strictly in the van of that move
ment. She has her claims, many and
strong, for amendment OF the services
and the costs thereof, to which she
has been subjected for years, and
which she must resist and qualify
thoroughly, if she would have sur
cease from insolent and gratuitous
imposition.
The reign of graft in this land Of
ours has fastened upon us more than
the evil of raw theft Of money; in its
train are hundreds OF correlative
wrongs and abuses and minor phases
of piracy that go to make the huge
system at which American patience is
at last rebelling hotly and widely all
over the country. The public is mer-
ciless in its repisals at times, and,
while it is primarily blameable for
all it suffers, it still possesses the in
alienable right to redress the worst
results of its own folly and call down
the play Of justice and decency for
the common good.