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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-09-09

sovereignty of the Sultan to an ac-
tual rule by the king of Greece.
One important lesson has been
learned through the events enacted
in that island. 1t is that civiliza-
ton has reached the point where
four jealous powers. any one OF
which would like Crete for itself,
can maintain friendly relations and
rule Jointly fertile stretch of coun-
try without falling out and resort
ing to arms. Another lessons needs
to be learned and will In time force
itself on the nations interested. II
is that sovereignty must exist only
with the consent of the governed.
III the Cretans do not want Turkish
rule they will not endure 1t. For
a time brute force may maintain
such suzerainty but in time It will
find such conditions impossible. Crete
demands Grecian rule. Turkey re-
fuses to give up the island. Cpnse-
quently outside nations are called
In to govern. Commissioners are APP
pointed. Practical self-government
is offered. But, with a tenacity
which prophesics great things when
the opportunity arises, the inhabit-
ants stick TO the original demand
It is becoming apparent that 1t will
have to be granted or that state OF
constant revolution will develop or
the island which will prevent 1t from
ever being developed into the pros
porous community which its fertility
and natural advantages warrant.
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crnment. In this way, tho promoters
of the mass meeting say that the poor
people would be provided with homes.
Some of those who are talking about
the Hawaii land laws, are visiting and
calling on the leaders of different po-
litical organizations. asking them to
be present and speak at a mass meet
ing at Aala Park.
Poepoe stated this morning that
some of the speakers 10 address the
mass meeting have been selected, but
at their request their names will not
be announced until d future datel The
promoters of the meeting will invite
the Congressman and leaders of differ.
ent political organizations to be pres.
cnt on the stand at Aala Park during
the meeting. '''
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-09-09
LESSONS FROM CRETE.

Readers of Hawaii have probably
given very little thought to the cable
announcements that the people OF
the island OF Crete were to be hand
ed over TO the control of Turkey. 1t
didn't stir many hearts to indigna-
tion that the troops of four burly
European Powers should land, shoot
down the Grecian flag which the
people of Crete had raised, and en-
force rule of their own, which.
while showing the ability OF jealous
powers to agree, does not please the
people. The experience of Crete
however contains much that should
cause the people of these islands to
give thanks that they have taken
shelter with and are being cared for
by the most powerful nation of this
ocean. Otherwise our very value
good harbors and strategic impor-
lance would make of the islands a
veritable international football.
The Importance of Crete lies not
so much IN its value today as in its
prospective value. II is not large
island. Its population is probably
not three hundred thousand. The
people are poor and the land is not
carefully cultivated. But the posi-
bilities are great. A broken coast
line affords many good harbors. In
the valleys Is soil of great fertility.
Fruit trees grow in abundance, ex-
ports of oranges and lemons being
the chief source of wealth to the res
idents at present.
This island is inhabited by proud
race of men who have been tossed
about from one sovereignty to an
other. Once Independent, 1t has
been under Roman, Greek, Venetian.
Egyptian and Turkish rule. The
people speak the Greek language and
are chiefly of the Greek Orthodox
religion. The MOhammedan popula-
ton Is native and therefore not deep
ly attached to Ottoman rule. There
is an almost unanimous desire among
the citizens to change the shadowy
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sion with some interesting data
when they return to Honolulu from
their trip to Hawaii and Maui in
company with Governor Frear.
The immigration Commission rep
The Virginia enterprise., 1909-04-30
CHAPTER 1s-H. r. NO. 322.

An, ACT accepting the Indian school at
states oT an fr9m school the United
Be it enacted by the Legislature Of the
State Of Minnesota:
Section l. The State Of Minnesota does
Following described property, Known knows 'as as
the Indian school at Morris Minnesota,
and and more particularly described as fol-
'All those several tracts and parcels
OF land situate, lying and being IN the
county Of Stevens and state Of Mlnne-
sofa: and described as follows: The
ter Of the southwest quarter. the north %
west quarter Of the southwest Quarter.
the northeast quarter Of the northwest
Of the ~ the
ter Of the southwest quarter the south
east quarter OF the northwest quarter Of
the southwest quarter Of section thirty
az AZ township towns one hundred and twenty
tanning eighty acres.
:. Beginning at the quarter post, being
anartsr ens af ssco5 f ths
one hundred and twenty-five north range
forty:one west of the fifth principal
meridian; running along the county road
sota,. or along the estabi'shed line nee Of the
said county road, running from said quar-
tsf tsf~+p post dn north sixty-three degrees and
aSfss chains oas tsenen end nob ak
ty-one degrees east eight and thirteen
one-huudredths chains;- thence north
eiehty-seven degrees and twenty-five min
utes east seven and seven one-hundredths
chains: thence north sixty-nine degrees
and thirty minutes east fourteen and
eiehty-flve one-hundredths chains; thence
north seventy-seven degrees. east twen-
ty-seven chains; thence leaving the said
county road and srunning north twenty
Ave chains to q point on the north
township one hundred and twsaty-flve.
range ferty-one fifteen chains east Of
qsarter Of san section thirty-one. town
shtp one hundred and Twenty-Five. range
forty-one; thence west along the eaid
north boundary line Of said section thir-
ty-ene. township one hundred and twen-
ty-five, range forty-one, to the northwest
corner Of the northwest quarter OF Sec
ton thirty-one. township one hundred
south along. the west boundary line Of
said section thirty.one. township ono hun-
2e G2rsd, n,sn ana tyentZ:nys: r.nse forty,one ,to
nne-eenfhs acres q land owned BY the
The Virginia enterprise., 1909-04-30

AN ACT to amend sections ISL. 1a1s
1919 and 1877 Of the Revised Laws Of
and members Of the School Board in
common school districts In the State
OF Minnesota, and relating b vacan-
sss Such N eaee osS sa and s9ave. H. nx
payment Of salaries or compensation Of
trustees and members Of the School
taa'ne IN n,oea fhen or
State Of Minnesota: - '''
sectipn l. That section 1871 Of the Re-
vased S - Lays "a,,o OF 1890 be amended so as to
Section is!1: District. Of Ten or More
embracing Or containing ten or more
the the school ;9 board M sha!l ss elected ss tol; j.
the date Of the % passage Of this hiak aet' tie He
trustees and members Of the school board
shall conttnue to hold their respective
August tolleSins the next 'saS ennsa, ee,,. een
era1 state election: the treasurer until
one year from such date, and the clerk
until two years from such date. II said
listing at the date Of the pa.sase' sage Of 81 this G
act shall expire prior to said dates: that
Is. shall expire prior to August 1 follow
tion. ana ono year from said date. ana
two years from said date as above stated.
such term shah constitute q Vacancy. and
sueh vacancy shall be dlisd as provided
~ sections 1919 and 1871 Of said REVISED
Laws Of 1eoe - amended hereby At the
6Fst meeting Of oaci, newly crsafed: ar
erganlssA district herea1ters ereaXed Or
organised. cQntain;nR tsn Or msrs town.
ships. the chairman shah be elected TO
next biennial general state election, the
treasurer until one year from said date
and the clerk until two years from said
date. At the first biennial general state
election held after the passage Of this
act in common school districts embracing
or; Containing ten Or more townships and
don: hel1 a1ter the oreanisation of eaoh
now &aEact s1nhraefng or con1a4nfng tan
The Virginia enterprise., 1909-04-30

AN ACT providing for the preparation
and issuance Of Certificates Of Military
Civil war. and appsopriating money
BE It enacted by the Legislature Of the
tet;e1 sts - !, M'Hnssos" HDsn the .nn,,oa4,on to
him. subject to the oonditlens and re-
qu'rements hereinafter contained by any
person who served in any military organ-
Minnesota curing the Civil war and who
served not less than one ~ year In the
field dur1Rg such war. the Adjutant Cen
srp!,cant Certificate Of Military sely-
ice" i,
suoh certificate shall recite the COM
pany. regiment or organization served
patsns and battles engaged IN tull time
Of service. and such o'her details IN re-
gard to the service of the applicant as
may BE by said Adjutant General deemed
The military certificate herein provided
fcr snail he signed, by the governor d the
81 The adtutart ssneral who s,,aii amx
the seal q his or!ce thereto. II.
Sec g The certificates herein pro-
vtded for shall be. Appropriately ,Vtho-
Of shall be- prepared by the adiutant gem
eral with the advice Of a committee OF
veterans Of Minnsscta reF.nents Of tho
pointed by tie ad5utant 9enesaa ande to
serve WITHOUT comreneatlon : = - ( =.
string such certificate shall, u,aks sppii-
ca,ten n writing to the ad3usaut easseYal
"a stAe form. o. an, afsaa~'tt sattNg forth
tbe Germany or military onan3zatioa
served r.. rank OF racks. laeeM IL sefvs
~, daAe ef ealHatnaat + and AisnAarae
oenpa,en; I'd satsls1; satsls1 eEgased a. md
such rules and reau.rerre ents as the NJ
jutant general may prescrihe 60 - ~.
A near relative Of any dgceasad xets
eran OF such Minnesota military oyKan-
certificate o. military service az sueh de-
ceased snldisr provided such ssoldier. .sslf
Ll,vtng, wo,,yd have been entitlAd thereto.
aec, & There !s heEet~ appreprfated
ln1t senesstee appssps.aead g 9ss
The Virginia enterprise., 1909-04-30


with his Instructions
zach warden shall co-operate with the
warden IN any adjoining district or town,
and IN his absence assume control there
In.
Each may arrest. without a warrant,
arv person fc,nd violating any provision
magistrate. and there make complaint;
and when warden shall have 'nforma-
t'cr tha+ srch .v'olettor has been COM
s.m',ar comr'a'nt and endeavor to have
the case vigorously prosecuted
EEe shall not he required to give se-
cnr'tv for costs Of prosecution. nor to
wardens shall go to the place Of dan
ger to control or prevent fires and in
emergencies may employ or compel as
sistance.
Sec. 17s2a The commissioner shall
divide into districts the territory exposed
to forest or prairie fires, and, in q dry
and dangerous season. employ for each
power and perform the duties Of fire
wardens. 20 quickly over his district to
see that fires are prevented or extin-
gutshed. and shall inspect, assist or COM
pei the activity Of local wardens.
He shall by frequent reports keep the
commissioner informed Of his move
ments.
tion Of timber belonging to the state and
use efforts to protect 1t from fire and
trespass.
In the employment Of rangers. prefer
ence shall be given to cruisers. or woods
men. game wardens and forestry stu
dents who are known for reliability and
efficiency. =
Each shah perform service In any dis
trict to which he fs assigned. :.
Rangers shall be paid for their services
by the state out Of the emergency fund,
commissioner. at the rate Of not exceed
ing Ave (s5.00) dollars per day for the
time actually employed and necessary
for which receipts shall be attached to
their vouchers. the same to be filed in
the state auditors ONCE. =.
Sec. 1884. In any dry and dangerous
season, the commissioner may use such
means a. he shall deem necessary 70
The Virginia enterprise., 1909-04-30
lpproved April 13. 1909.

CHAPTER 1911. F. NO. 76.
17S5 and 1887 OF charter %. Revised
Laws Of Minnesota. 1905 as amended
by Session Laws Of 1905, chapter 50,
also TO amend section 2037 of said Re-
and suppression Of forest and prairie
fires. and for appropriating money for
the prevention and suppression of such
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-11-22
FaNece en- Yauco
un patIiota

Nuestro corresponsal en- Iau
nos envi6 aver el siguiente doloroso
despacho telegrafico:
Noviembre 2l, 'La Correspondent
cia" San Juan. p. r.
Hoy siete V media falleci6 Illus
tire DIR. Pasarell de congestion cere-
bral. La ciencia V Puerto Rico estan
de luto por irreparable perdida que
Iloraramos eternamente. Detalles co
Corresponsal'
La humanidad pierde un heraldo
de la civilization. sul acongojada fa-
milia un padre amantiSimo V esposo
modeIo y la patria un ciudadano me-
ritisimo.
LA Corrcspondencia''. ante este
rudo goIpe de Ia adverSidad que su-
FIRE Puerto Rico une sus votoS 4 los
de todos suS compatriotaS V envia i
sus familiares el testim Dnio sincere
de su pesame.
Que el Dios Dc Ia infnita bondad
acoja en- su dieStra el alma del que
pas6 por el mundo deiandp entire los
que supervivimoS un rayo lie in,pi-
racion en- el cerebro Y un halito de
en- Ia conclencia .....
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Jugada sorpIendida
en- Rio PiedIas.
El destacamento de policia
de La Muda ha sido
aumentado con un nu-
nero.
De maestro corresponsal especial.

DE maestro corresponsRl especial.
Nov. 2l.-El jefe Pachin y ell guar
<lia de paisano J. H. Maldonado, sor-
iprenkeron una manigua de jugado-
res, anoche como d las nueve en- TN
.departamento especial, en- el cafe
;Billar de Juan Agrinsonis, incautan-
dose de numerosas fichas que repre-
sentaban valores por mas de 20 do
liars; dos barajas; un tapete paho
verde; una palmatorla con su vela,
una bitacora, TN sombrero y I'm ca
Jon del barato. Los jugadores eran co
mo treinta. que al ser sorprendIdos
corrfan dcspavoridos tropezando con
mesas. siIlas. bancos, arrollando to-
do cuanto encontraban q su paso.
Por fin Ia policia di6 termino al te-
remote mandan'lo q despeiar lamul
tud hacienda varios arrestos Y
denuncias.
Ell cine Porteli di6 antenoche sI
function 4 benehclo de la fuente pu-
blica para la plaza. Tuvo I'm llcno ex-
tranrdinario. paesentando excelen
tes vcompletamente variadas pelicu
las. que fueron del agrado del publi-
co.
FL circo dc caballitos sigue tam
hien su apogeo. arabando con Is rurs
traversia de los pobrcs muchachos.
80 aoerca tambien I'm circo ecuestre.
La policia ha sorprendido tam
hien en- dfas pasadns. dos iugadas de
gallos que fueron sentenciados.
FL individuo estropeado por el
autom6viI en- IA semana pasada. 81
siie bien. FL hecho segun investiga
ciones dc la policia fue casual.
Ell deStacamento de La Muda"
ia sido aumeniado con un poicicia
mas que hace Ia recorrida por aque
Has extensos harrios. Ha sido una
mesiida mny accrtada. HOY tenemas
una vigilancia exeeiente. unas yeees
s cabalio otras & PIE. por barrios Y ca
rreieras dand0 fesuItadOs ehcien,es
magnihcos.
La pDlicia ir-ag.ar esta Ievantindo
una herm0sa etladra en- la Gale
Oriente. eerca de Ia Conva
leoencia. Est. - Ia hecho 4 iniciati
va del iefe >ehanton. mereciendo
nuestros eIo- 20. Asi debfan hacer en-
tO,ias las po.laeiones- Dicha euadra
- esta m0nTanrl0 con todos Ins re
auIsiios Dc 4 sanidsd.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-11-22

El hecho &C urrio en- San
Jose esquina a Luna
Morales fae dependiente de Vi
lila al que despidio despues de
0cho dias de ServicioS.

Aver, como las nuevc de la ma
mana, fue la esquina de San Jose Y
Luna teatro de una escena sangrien
ia. Ell suceso fue como siguc:
Salia de SUI tienda establecida en-
San Jose 20, su dueho Ramon Villa,
cuando al legar al punto indicado,
tue acometido garrote en- mano por
un j6ven que respaonde al nombre
de Miguel Morales, infri6ndole reu
garrotazo marranere en- la region os
eipital izquierda hasta muy cercaGel
parpado. AL caer qtiso Morales aca
bar con cl craneo pfon la vida deVi
LA. Al acudir las geAtes que por ALI
Sc encontraba, Mor1ies trato de hur
siendo detenido por.la poicia. .Segun
declara el Sr. Villa Ii aggression lie fu6
hecha por la espalda, pues no VIC al
gresor en- momentos de inferirle el
garrotazo.
70 tuve a este mozo declara Vi
lla-en mi cstableclniento duran
te ocho dfas, al cabo dc los cuales n
te que no convenfa y 10 despedi.
Ell agredido confesa que el mott
vo de su resoluci6n obedeci6 4 que
Will Sc puso a haccr NAL uso de su
nomb re Jug ndolo de habitos in
mobiles que constituian un peli
gro p ara sus intereses los deVilla-
Mo ralcs, al tener conocimiento
del proceder Gle Villa Sc dispuso Il
tomar su nombre y su reputation y
armandose dc un fucrte garrote, an
duvo hasta dar conNilla en- el lugar
indicado y al verlo oijo: "aquf me
la pagas", y entonces tovo lugar el
suceso que hemos descrito. Villa fue
asistido en- la Sala tfe socorros tenie
dole que coger varios puntos.
Morales ingres6 en- ell cuartel mu
nicipal en- espera del juicio.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-11-22
Contrastes

Cusnto mas vieio eS el vino. ms
vaIor tiene. tambien las monedas :
las armaS. euanto mas antlgIas. ma
valen. Pero en- la buena s0cieda.l.
cuantO mas nueva e. IA moda. mas
atractiyos pcsee V ]. Pieras que r7'-
uoce este detaIIe. importa los rl"i.-
re- trajes hechos Y lauItima move .l':
one cssi regalados vende en- ''I.a Pa
rneSana Allen b.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-11-22
EN- FL MUM
C|PAL ANOCHE.
La conpania drama
tica.. =" Evangelina
Adams hace su
debut.
El estreno de "Caridad'
obra de Echegaray fue
muy aplaudida
Los artistaS estuvieroR q la al
tura de 81 cometidO, en- la
Interpretation de las obras
pueStaS en- eSceRa,

Anoche hizo SUI debut en- el teatro
municipal la companfa de Evange,
lima Adams, notable actriz cubana,
va conocida de nuestro p1bllco DIES
de los tiempos de Roncoroni.
La comedia escogida para el es
treno es una bella composition de
Miguel Echegaray saturada de inge
Mo y deicadeza, con escenas llenas
de verdadera filosofia experimental,
con situaciones cuminantes de bue
efecto y de corte exquisite y moder
o.CARIDAD Sc titula, y Sc desarrolla
en- medic de brillantes cuadros de la
vida real, que causan interes y des
piertan placer a los expectadores
que la aplaudieron de buen grado:
Aunque es diffcil juzgar del men
to de una compania en- SUI prlmera
representation hemos dc conslgnar
en- tests general que la comedla agra
grado en- demasla y que su desempe
no alcanzo buen exito.
Los artistas todos Interpretation
con esmero sus respectlvos pa
peles, sobresaliendo Evangelina A
dams en- el dificil de Petra, tipo vul
gar con un corazon de ORC, para el
cual Sc necesita toda la intellgencla,
toda la estetica teatral, todo el cul
dadoso estudio de una actrlz tan re
comendable como la Adams.
Ell Sr. Bravo en- su papel de Don
Justo revel6 grandes aptitudes de la
psicologia escenica y la sobrada ma
turalidad de unbuen actor moderno
En- conjunto, ell cuadro bien pre-
sentado mereci6 sinceros aplausos
del pdblco, tributados a todos los
artistas que contribuyeron al exito
de la representation.
Esperamos yer otras funcloncs
para concretar con melor conocl
miento de la compania nuestros lau
datorios juicios. Por 10 demas, desee
mos q la empresa buenos 6xitos y
grandes proventos, d juzgar por el
numeroso ptblico que llcno cl co
liseo. ...
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-11-22
Notable obTa de aTte

En- ei Casino espsfioI eSid expucs-
to I'm hermnSo retrato a. oleo del
distinguido compatHOta puertorH-
a,iefo seior Cerra Andino valerosO
Official del ejercito espafol q'ie en-
contr6 muerte gioriosa en- lns deSfi-
laderos de ZeIuan en- Ia recienic cam
para de Marruecos.
Fl trabaio. obra del eonocido ar
tista puertorriqueho seior Lopez
de Victoria es acabado. Ia fuers
pietorica q. posee eI Sefor Lopez. el
vigor del Colombo y Ia expression
de- parecido dan d es'a obra un
tinte de viviza = de afmirable ar
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-11-22

Ell sabado en- la noche ocurri6 en-
la calle de San Sebastian, sitio como
edo por La Chorrera, un suceso que
pudo traer fatales consecuenclas.
Clotilde Rodriguez (a) Fostorlto
que ambula por la ciudad sin domi
clio conocido, tuvo un disgusto con
Pedro Molina al q. ella hace lamar
su dd1nite. En- 10 mas crudo de la
contienda, en- I'm arrebato de colera
fue donde una amiga ytomando una
GAIA conteniendo precipitado rola,
la disolvio en- un vase de aqua Y Ia
apuro de un sorbo. A los gritos de
Clotilde, acudio el policia plaza 93,
sellor Manuel Santiago cl cual en-
contro a la Rodriguez que Sc revol
caba en- el suelo entire vomltos, grl
tos de dolor y pronunciando frases
de imprecaci6n para Morales, cul
pable segdn ella Gle aquella catastro
fe.
Creyendo Santiago que Sc trata
ba de una perturbation nervlosa
producida por el alcohol,y cumpllen
do con su deber como guardador de
6rden, procedi6 al arresto. En- estee
momento Clotilde confeso la resolll
ci6n que habia tornado pocos mo
mentOs antes. a las IL V media tue
conducida por ell policia Santiago al
cuarto de Socorro. Ell practicante
Sr. Ramon Alers hizo un ex men
de Clotilde y al notar q. sc tratab a
de una intoxicaci6n procedio ad
ministrarle el nccesario antidoto.
Despues de varias tentativas para
que expeliera la sustancia q. habia
tornado, pudo lograr Alers, gracias
su pericia y competencia, arran
earle ell veneno, arrojandolo total
mente. Enseguida procedi6 al lava
do del cst6mago, librandola de una
muerte segura. :
A la una y veinte lego ell doctor
Doval, el cual despues de un ligero
examen prcscribio una soluci6n de
magnesia que lie fue administrada.
4 las tres dc la madrugada lego
la ambulancia en- donde -fu6 condu
cida al hospital.
Varios empleados de la sala de so
corros auxiiaron al practicante
Alers en- aquella obra de'bien y de
deber.
Seg1n nuestos informes esta es
la terceFa 8 cuarta vez que'la noe
tambula Clotilde provoca a la muer
te sin que esta Sc digne- embarcarla
hacia ese mar que m,seve dssconOctdo
oleaje. Su contumacia hace Greer
que Clotilde no acepta Ia carga de
Ia vida que para ella es una injuria.
La envenenada segln nueetros.in
formes ha cntrado en- un periodo
de franca conyalesceneia.
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Nuevo almacen Fl Inferno

FL mas grande almacen dc niue
bles. cama,, fonografos. cajas de hie-
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