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El independiente. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1894-19??, 1909-09-02
COMtNTOS BRfytS.

En- el censo que sc tomara ell
alo que viene, los nombramien-
tos para numeradores no Sc ha-
ran por recomendaciones, sino
baio las reglas del servieio civil.
de manera que solo seran elegi-
bles los que hayan pasado la exa-
minaei0n requerida.
FL asunto de los futuros sena-
dores que representaran q Nuevo
Mexico cuando sea estado en- ell
Senado de los Estados Unidos,
esta preocupando el Amino de
una docena . mas de estadistas
de ambos partidos politieosguie
nes Sc proponen entrar en- com
petencia para yer 81 saean el pre-.
mio. \ la postre muehos seran
los concurrentes pero solamente
dos serdn los elegidos.
FL Territorio de Arizona Sc ha-
liza baio ell patronato de las cor
poraciones que son las sehoras
feudales de aquella demarcacion
ly tienen derecho de soberania
absolute sobre sus habitantes.
Pero este absolutismo es com.
peusado por ell heeho que las cor.
poraciones son las que pagan ca.
81 todos los impuestos. III ava
loramiento de propiedad en-
aquel territorio excede de 80 mi.
llones de pesos para fines de ta-
saci6n.
La Escuela de Reforma que Sc
va d estableeer en- Springer, Y
para cuyo maneio Sc ha traido
expresamente de Kansas 4 un
hombre que entiende ell negocio
puede ser de bastante provecho
para ell acomodo de muchachos
perversos, & incorregihles que en-
lugar de ir d la earcel & acabarse
de pervertir seran enviados 4 la
Escuela de Reforma, donde con
buena direction Y sana ensenan.
"a muchos de ellos pueden CORE.
girse Y reformarse.
III estafetero de Santa Fe Frank
w. Shearon ha hecho dimisi6n
del empleo para aceptar la mas
Ilucrativa posicion de secretario
de la corte del primer distrito ju-
dicial. Este MIR. Shearon es ell
suieto que two la famosa con-
troversia con el ex gobernador
Hagerman que resulto en- que di-
cho Official fuese relevado Y de.
puesto. Naturalmente. un hon.
bre que hizo tamaho benefcio al
pueblo de Nuevo Mexico merece
alguna recompensa.
El independiente. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1894-19??, 1909-09-02
La Question POIitiCd
de Mexico Vista deSdC LejOS.

Bien considerable la situaci0n,
en- estos momentOs nuestro pals
esta dividido en- dos partidos po-
liticos: el corraliSta V Fl reyista.
Ambos reconocen al senior Gral.
Diaz como jefe supreme de la ma
ci0n Y 10 postulan para Presiden-
te de la ReGblica Ell el pr6XimO
seXenio, eS decir, desean Que con
TIME Ell el poder. Al menos asf
10 aseguran, asi 10 proclaman,
sin que pueda decirse 81 tai deseo
es verdadero, 8 81 mace del tenor,
8 81 es un recurso politicO para
no renir entertainments con el po-
der Y lCgrar, q su sombra, encum-
brar & los candidates respectivos
hasta la vicepresidencia, sospe-
chando que la vida del ilustre
caudiilo no puede prolongarse
hasta ell termino del periodic ven.
turo,y queel vicepresidente que Sc
nombre vendrd a ser ell presiden.
te dentro de corto tempo.
Gerto es Que Sc ha presentado
en- escena un partido francamen-
te antireelecciolista, de cuyo pro-
grama solo conocemos la base
fundamental; trabajar para que
ell senior Oral, Diaz no salga re-
electo. Pero como en- politica
los programs negatives no tie
men eticacia alguna, de poca mon
ia seran los esfuerzos de esta ter
cera entidad mientras no Sc pre-.
sente un candidate para la Presi-
dencia, que venga 4 defnirsu po-
sicion en- la lueha que Sc ha indi.
cado.
Els seguro que 10 hara cuando
acabe de organizarse ell partido;
pero 10 mas probable es que lle-
que demasiado tarde, pues los
acontecimientos Sc precipitan, y
el pueblo, en- general, Sc va Gti-
liando en- los dos grupos mencio-
nados al principle, como 81 ere.
yese que son los 6nicos posibles,
por ser tambi6n los 1nicos que
pueden contar con ell apoyo del
General Diaz
Realmente es muy curioso 10
que esta pasandoen nuestro pals;
en- ell fondo, ambos partidos quie
ren un cambio en- ell personal ad
ministrativO.
Los corralistas solo piden el
cambio de Presidente, 0,en otros
t6rminos, que la situacion con
TIME tai como esta hoy, con los
mismos elementos dirigientes, ell
mismo sistema, pero con ell senor
Corral al frente. Los reyistas
quieren IN cambio mas radical,
una renovation de poderes en- to.
do ell pals. de arriba q abajo, que
entren hombres nuevos, teniendC
como q tai al General Reyes, 4
pesar de los largos amos que lie
va de estar al serviciO de la cosa
p6blica, porque comprenden que
la exaltaci6n de su jefe tiene que
traer forzosamente ese Gamble
radical, en- virtud de que no estf
ligado con los que hoy gobier
nan, exception hecha del Presi
dente, de quien es partidario in
Conditional y sostenedor ac6r
rimo. Ambos grupos piden la Ii
bertad de sufragio, pero ambo
solicitan ell apoyo del iefe de Il
naci0n, 10 que parece una incon
secuencia, pero en- ell fondo no !,
El independiente. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1894-19??, 1909-09-02

es, deSde el momento en- que Sc
sabe que en- las elecciones triun-
fara seguramente aquel a quien
apoye el General Diaz para Ia
Nicepresidencia.
Asi. pues, Ell resumen, tenemos
de una pnrte Il los conservado-
res Que Sc oponen a todo cambio
radical Y piden simplemente la
succession del General Diaz para
despu6s de su muerte;y de la Otra
a los evolucionistas Que tambi6n
Solicitan esa succession, para enca.
minar al pals por nuevos seude-
roS, 8, al menoS, con nuevos hom-
bres al frente.
Como Sc We, ninguno de los dos
grupos hace la opoSici6n al ac-
tual Presidente. Los corralistus
Sc dedican 4 desprestigiar al Gle
neral Reyes, y q ponderar los me.
ritos del senior Corral. Los re
yistas combaten alsenorCorral y
& muchos de los hombres promi-
nentes que rodean al General Diaz,
Y hacen los mayores elogios de
su candidate como soldado y
como gobernante. Como parti-
dos y abstraction hecha de algu-
mas personalidades disidentes,
todos elogian y aceptan la labor
del Presidente Diaz: de 10 que st
deduce que los que apetecen ell
cambio, no est6n guiados por es
pfritu de hostilidad hacia el jefe,
no es porque 10 cosideran malo,
sino porque aspiran d aIgo me-
jor
No es el caso de la vieja aque.
LA que rogaba iervorosamente q
Dios que prolongase la vida del
rev Don Pedro, ,temerosa de quesu
successor resultase mas perverso,
sino que consideran que donde
hay bueno puede haber mejor,
Y que tras un periodic de gobier
no que ha durado mas de trein'
ta amos, V que debe haber dado
cuanto de q pouia ee4erarse, JUS
TO es que acepten nuevos elemen.
tos q traer sus energfas y sus ap,
titudes para ell mayor progresC
de la nacion.
POGO 8 NADIA importaria al pue
bio que ell senior General Diazco
tinuase en- el poder indefinida
mente, siempre que deiase operal
cambios en- el resto del persona
de la administrator y no fueser
perdurables los ministries, los 90
bernadores de los Estados Y to
| dos los demas funcionarnos y
empleados que forman el eugra
naie administrative. En- esa per
duraci0n es en- la que ha estriba
do ell NAL, es 10 que mas Sc ha cri
ticado, es 10 que da alientos pa
ra ell movimiento actual.
Asi es al menos, como Sc ven la
cosas q la distancia en- que IN
encuentro, este es 10 Que apare
ce; ignore que es 10 que habr6 eI
el fondo, es muy diiicil PREDICT
cual sera el desenlace de la cues
! ti6n electoral en- nuestro pals, el
la que tai vez entren alguno
otros factores que todavia n,
aparecen, 8 que 81 han aparecj
do, Sc consideran sin importar
cia, por ahora, en- virtud del OF
timismo reinante-RafaeI de Za
yas Enriquez en- "El Paladin" d
} Mexico.
El independiente. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1894-19??, 1909-09-02

realmente balo el dominic de los
Que siguen la honrada profession
de la abogacia, la cual aunque
es cierto Que nunca ha tenido ia.
ma de muy escrupulosa, sin en-
barge cuenta entire sus filas hon.
breS de honradez que han pres
tado grande servicios a la naci6n
v 4 las communicates donde han
residido. Nerdad es que hay
otros que consideran la honra-
dez como una debilidad v a la
astucia como H. primera de las
virtudes, siguiendo como regla
invariable la de acaparar cuan.
tos bieues agenos hallan 4 su al.
cance. Eston -guita que todos
ellos, iustos y pecadores, cuando
tienen talento y capacidad, fgu-
rem siempre en- Ia primera fila en-
todos los ramos de la sociedad v
conStituyan un verdadero poder
cuya Influenza es 4 veces ilimita
da.
La profession de abogado
rs profession muy honrada,
Sin quedarse atras en- NADIA
Cuando provecho ha buseado;
Sc ingiere con desenfado
En- 10 bueno Y en- 10 malo
Y empuna ell mando y el palo
Cada veg que hacerlo puede
Y no hay cosa que no enrede
Para su gusto y regalo.
FL punto principal en- que debe
insistir ell Delegado Andrews to-
cante al acta de habilitaci6n que
Sc propone introducir EN- Diciem.
bre es aquel que Sc refere al page
de deudas de los condados con
terreno p6blico asignado por el
Congreso para tai objeto. ESQ
seria de immense beneficio para
ell pueblo de Nuevo Mexico, pues
muchos de los condados Sc ha,
Han agobiados bajo el peso dc
deudas enormes. Ahora que Nue,
yo Mexico tiene un delegado com
petente & influyente es cuandC
tenemos raz0n de esperar que 81
haga algo para remediar un ma
tan grande.
La cousa de la educaci0n ade
lanta en- Nuevo Mexico, debidc
principalmente al interes que 81
toma la gente en- hacer educar {
sus hiios, y & los esfuerzos que
estan hacienda ohciales h6bilet
4 y concienzudos para perfeccional
ell sistema de ensehanza. TodC
indca que la iuventud esta ade
/ lantando mucho en- instruction.
Evening star., 1909-06-09
A N U S e N e N is.
INV Wife. :"

Good things are following each other
in rapid succession at the Columbia
Theater these days. and each week seems
to add to the popularity of the Columbia
players. Following quickly the plays that
were notable successes with stars like
Annie Russell, Eleanor Robson. Maud
Adams and others, the company the
coming week will invade the field of John
Drew and give a sumptuous production
of My Wife"
MY Wife" is an adaptation of the
comedy "Josette. Ma Femme by Ga
vault and Charnay, which achieved great
success in both London and Paris be
fore it was brought to this country Inc
ada ptation for the American stage IS the
work of Michael Morton, to whom many
notable successes have been credited II
is strong comedy drama with absorb
ing heart interest. punctuated with brll-
liant sallies of wit and humor II was
produced by John Drew. with Billie
Burke as his leading lady. at the En-
pire Theater. New York. in the fall OF
1907. The principal role of the play Is
that of Gerald Eversleigh, the guardian
of beautiful young girl. Trixie Dupre
The story is woven around startling
proposition from the ward TO ner
guardian and how it leads 20 loveless
marriage and afterward to happy union
of their hearts.
Messrs. Metzerott and Berger give as
surance that the play will be given
production approaching elegance in every
detail. including some very handsome
gowns
Evening star., 1909-06-09
"Success." !"

Success" a modern play in three acts
by Preston Gibson. is the offering at the
Belasco Theater next week. The play
deals with the success of young south
erner. who through his own efforts
makes a great name for himself. The
scene of the first act is laid at Hampton
Farm, In Virginia, the home OF the
young southerner, which he has been
forced to sell to a New York broker.
who comes there. bringing house party
with him. The young man falls In love
with a young girl. member OF the
house party. but. finding her family de-
termined she shall marry none but
man of great means. he resolves to be
successful in money matters and thereby
win over the family. The scene for this
act is said to be very beautiful. and has
been painted especially for the production
by New York artists. 1t discloses an
exterior view of the old colonial house
at Hampton. the porch and pillars COW
cred with crimson ramblers. an apple
tree in full bloom and a range of hills
in the distance The next two acts are
laid at the young girls home In New
York, with disclosures of New York So
cial life The play is said to abound
with emotional scenes. wit, humor and
satire.
Evening star., 1909-06-09
"It Happened in Nordland."

In addition to the usual favorites OF
the Aborn Opera Company at the Ne"
National Theater the coming week Will
bring back several of last summers list
for roles in 1T Happened in Nordland.
in which they have been successful else
where 1t Will be the seventh weekly
Offering of the Aborn organization
The list of those to he retained next
week includes George W. Leslie. Forrest
Huff. FRITZ Won Busing. Blanche MOTIF,
son and Harriet Sheldon. Those VINO WIZ
make their first bow since last summer
are Herman Hirshberg. rememoeIeu lol
his ludicrous interpretations or German
comedy characters: Robinson Ne"poiu'
who did stellar work with the cnaracteI I
of Ichabod Bronson in Ihe beiie Vi
New York last year, and F1orence bu!
dett the Lady Hollywood of last summer
revival of "Florodora.
Like other noted New York muslcai hits
of its class, 1T Happened in Nordiano
has never been offered at summer prices
before 1t had long run in New YORK
with Lew Fields, Marie Cahiil ana otne,
notables in the cast. as well as seVerai
successful tours of the principal cities.
It is a musical extravaganza, with a
fanciful plot and libretto considered oy
many the richest in comedy element ol
all the works of Glen McDonough 1he
music, by Victor Herbert, is OF the usual
high standard. originality and tune1ulness
characteristic of that popular composer
The Aborns have secured the entire Lew
Fields production of scenery, costumes
and effects for 1T Happened in Nord-
land" and it will be staged exactly as
produced originally.
Evening star., 1909-06-09
TELLS OF CLEVELAND VISIT.
Lieut.. Mittendorff Describes Wei
come to Spanish War Veterans.

The council OF administration. Naval
and Military Order Spanish American
War, last evening heard an interesting
account of the meeting of the National
Commandery in Cleveland last month by
Lieut.. Mittendorff. who was a delegate
to the meeting. He told of the splendid
reception rendered the delegates by the
citizens of the Forest city. A feature
greatly appreciated was an excursion on
the old sidewheeler Michigan, now the
Wolverine. the first iron boat built by
the United States government. She was
built in 1S45 and is still in commission
in good state of preservation.
Several candidates were elected to MEM
bership. among them being Chaplain
Brown of Fort Myer, who was made
chaplain of the commandery. A communi-
cation was received from national head
quarters announcing the assignment of
the District of Columbia body. The char
ter of the commandery was received and
ordered to be framed and hung in head
quarters
The order Is composed exclusively or
those who held commissions in the Army.
Navy and Marine Corps in the service
during the war with Spain. All members
retain the highest title they have held
in the army or National Guard. The pres
ent officers Of the District Of Columbia
Commandery are: Commander, Gen.
NJ. f. Crell: senior vice commander,
Gen. W. II. Beck; junior vice command
Lieut.. r. H. sChapple: registrar, Capt.
c. M. Forrest; treasurer, Maj F. s.
Hodgson; correspondent, Capt. Wilson B.
Strong
Evening star., 1909-06-09
Luna Park.

Every taste is catered to at Luna Park.
from those who enjoy exhilarating rides
and laugh-prcvoking devices to lovers OF
good band concerts and vaudeville per-
formances in cool, airy pavilion. wild
dash down the chutes. thrilling whirl
around the roller coaster or romantic
glide down the scenic river are only a
few of the many modes of locomotion
popular on the grounds. Owing to de-
lay in receiving electrical machinery the
first journey in a "Trip to the Moon
will be made Saturday night. Next Sun
day another concession, the Wizard s
Cave, will be thrown open to the public.
Tonight in the dance pavilion there will
be a barn Dance" also a prize dance in
which the best lady dancer will be pre-
scented with a handsome silk umbrella.
1t is the intention of the management
to have a barn dance each week and two
prize dances on separate nights. There
are also nightly concerts by the American
Regimental Band.
Evening star., 1909-06-09
ALMAs TEMPLE EXCURSION.
Proposed to Raise Funds for Its
Christmas Charities.

Almas Temple of the Mystic Shrine will
give its annual excursion to Marshall
Hall tomorrow for the benefit of its
Christmas charities. Like all previous
events of its kind given by the Shriners.
the outing this year is planned to be one
of the memorable events of the river
season In addition to the usual pleas
I:res of an excursion to Marshall Hall a
program of unique and exceptional events
has been arranged. including an Arabian
Marathon. battle royal, open-air
vaudeville the Atlantic City cakewalkers
in specialtes. songs by the Shrine sextet,
base ball and host of other events that
are calculated to consume every moment
of the day until the last boat returns
with ,its load of late lingerers.
In expectation of the great crowds
which usually take in the Shrine excur-
sion the committee of arrangements has
arranged for three trips of the Manchester,
leaving the 9TH street wharf at 10 am,
$50 and $50 pm.
Evening star., 1909-06-09
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Evening star., 1909-06-09
SCHEME IS REPUDIATED.
Correspondents Deny Any Interest in
Project of Solicitors.

fTOJeCC OF SOl1c1COTS.
A special meeting of the corps of Wash
ington correspondents was held in the
Senate press gallery yesterday afternoon.
presided over by Chairman Splain of the
standing committee.
Agents or solicitors of certain publica-
tions have been endeavoring to induce
senator's and representatives to pay for
printing laudatory sketches of themselves,
intimating that members of the press
were in some way interested in the publi
cation and would benefit thereby.
The following resolution was unani-
mously adopted:
Resolved by the corps of correspond
ents in general meeting. That the stand
ing committee be instructed to inform
senator's. members of the House and
public officials that SO far as known no
man entitled to admission to the press
galleries of the Senate and House is in
that the agents or solicitors of said pub
lications have been guilty of making
false representations In their attempts to
induce public men to pay for articles in
them on the theory that such action
would benefit the corps Of correspond
ents or any member of that corps. and
that any member Of the press galleries
Who attempted to use his gallery privi-
ieges for the purpose of obtaining money
in the way indicated would be excluded
from the galleries under the rules.
'The standing committee requests that
public men communicate to 1t all cases
where solicitations Of this character are
made, In order that by cooperation this
rulo governing the press galleries be en-
forced"
The resolution will be printed and copies
sent to senator's, representatives and
other public men.
Evening star., 1909-06-09
LOCAL MENTION.
ADJUSTMENTS TONIGHT.

New National-The Aborn Opera Com
pany in The Sultan of Sulu. s:l5 pm
Columbia-The Columbia players In
Are You Mason?' SIS pm.
New Lyceum-"Just What Washington
Wanted" SIS pm.
Gayety-Jersey Lilies Extravaganza
Company, S:l5 pm
Luna Park-A fairyland of amusements
with superb vaudeville show.
Chevy Chase I.ake-Marine Band con-
cert. followed by dancing.
Colonial Theater-Advanced vaudeville
and world in motion.
Pickwick Theater-Moving pictures OF
high tone.
Palace Theater-Clean., clever and life
like tales, comical and sentimental.
Glen Echo Park-Free dancing, moving
pictures and new features.
Evening star., 1909-06-09
Ranouet bv King Cork and Seal Co.

More than sixty business men. repre-
sentatives of the largest breweries and
hottling establishments In this section.
attended an outing given at villa Flora
yesterday afternoon by the King Cork
and Seal Company a Washington cor
yoration. of which j. William Lee Is
president. There was a demonstration
given of the new bottle crown that Is
being handled by the company. the dem
onstration satisfying the guests OF the
company of the merits of the crown.
banquet followed the demonstration, and
speeches. made by several guests, were
highly commendatory of the crown that
las already won favor. Among the Bal
timoreans who enjoyed the outing were
William G.. Dietrich, Wiessner Brewing
Company. William kupper and Mr..
Schlanc. George Brehms Sons brew
cry: Mr. Hoffman. Standard Brewing
Company: Mr.. Buxbaum. Frank Steil
Brewing Company; Mr.. Rumenay. Chesa-
Ieake Brewing Company; Mr.. May Eagle
Rottling Company; William Becker.
Becker Bros. & Son; Mr.. Nuremberg.
IL Il. 8. Brewing Company; Mr.. II. w.
Kissing and Mr.. Gisekiser. the latter
secretary to the Austrian consul. The
Portner Brewing Company. Alexandria
Va. was represented by Messrs. Ewald
and Eanderlaker.
Evening star., 1909-06-09
Personal to River Men.

William A. Moore. chief engineer of the
Potomac and Chesapeake Steamboat
Company, who was in this city on a
short visit to his family. has returned
to Newport News. where he is superin-
tending the overhauling Of the steamer
Wakefield
Capt. A. J. Taylor, managing owner Of
the Taylor fleet Of towboats, was in
Fredericksburg. Va. yesterday looking
after the interests of his tug James O..
Carter. which is under charter there.
Capt. Burroughs. master of the schoon-
er Freddie l.. Hamblin of Elizabeth City,
N c., is renewing old acquaintance
along the river front after an absence Of
several years from this port.