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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1912-04-20
RETURNED TO HIS HOME

A fourteen year old white boy named
Lester Cook was brought to the station
house last night by citizens, he having
been found on the streets after mid
night. 1t seems that the youth left his
home at Woodstock for the purpose OF
making his wayto Washington 70 see a
baseball GENE, and yesterday strayed to
this city. He was sent to his home
today.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1912-04-20

LAFOLLETTE RUNNING AHEAD
Wilson and Roosevelt Leading in Ore
g0n-FOrmer Presidents Plurality
About 5000.

! Lincoln, Nebraska, April 2O.-Wlth
, indications that Col. Roosevelt has a
! big margin over President Taft; that
La Toilette is running ahead of the
President as the choice Of Republi-
cans and that Speaker Clark. the
Democratic choice, the count Of the
votes cast at yesterdays primary is
proceeding slowly today. Because Of
the length Of the ballot and the late
hour that the polls closed-nine p. m.
the final result will be greatly de-
layed. The Roosevelt managers de-
clare that he has a majority Of 90
900.
Omaha and the western counties
where the Democratic revolt against
Bryan was strongest, gave Harmon a
big vote hut Clark is running so far
ahead in the rural districts and in
the interior that the Speakers vic
tory is assured by an apparent mar
gin of five thousand to six thous-
and The contest between Wilson and
Harmon is close.
Every Congressional district in the
state apparently has gone FOR Roosc-
welt, giving him solid delegation
from Nebraska of Is votes.
The complete count in the second
district (Omaha) may give Harmon
two votes, bat the other II will be
for Clark.
The combined vote Of the Democrat !
ic ProgresSivcs. divided between Mr.. !
Clark and Mr.. Wilson, indicates the
election Of W. J. Bryan and his three !
associates as delegateS-at-largc over |
United States Senator Hitchcock and !
he Harmon Supporters. Bryan has |
pledged himself to accept the pref
crcnce of the Nebraska Democrats !
as his own choice.
Estimates based on returns already ,
received indicate that Ex-Governor !
Shalcnberger is leading his three op- !
ponents in the race for the Democrat !
c Senatorial nomination. George W.
Norris, insurgent leader of the House, |
and Morris Brown, were running very !
closely for the Republican Senatorial
nomination. Gov. Aldrich APPARENTLY /
leads the Republican gubernatorial
nominees. The Democratic candidates |
Richard L. Metcalf and John H. More
head, both claim victory.
Portland, Ore, April 2O.-Returns
from yesterdays presidential prim-
ary arc still meager, but they indl-
cate that Col Roosevelt and Wood
row Wilson are leading. Only very
light vote was polled by the Demo
Gratis.
In the Senatorial primary Ben Sell
ing, Of Portland, is apparently run
ming ahead of Senator Bourne, the
present incumbent The Democrats
have apparently nominated DR.. Harry
Lane for Senator.
Estimates based on latest returns |
were that Roosevelt's plurality would |
be about 5000 1t is uncertain yet |.
whether Taft or La Toilette ran sec
ond. Multanomah County, which in
cludes Portland, gave La Toilette
3.S46: Roosevelt 1854 and Taft, p
-ro D,,.o,.,lt ,o n ctropu ;D tho ot h. !
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1912-04-20
RATES ADJUSTED

The Chamber OF Commerce under
stands that the Potomac n Chesapeake
Steamship Co., through their agents,
MessrS. Reardon Il Grimes. have read
lily adjusted their rates on lumber,
shingles etc., on basis that is salts
factory to our lumber people.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1912-04-20
TERRIBLE SLAUGHTER IN INDIA
Two Thousand Women and Children
Moved Down

London, April 20.-The Central \ ew
correspondent at Calcutta cables tha
Chinese troops moved down 1000
women and children with maxim guns
in ouelliug an uprising at Lhassa.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1912-04-20
heath NOTICE.

On Friday. April 18th. 1917 al h:tg
m. Ernest G. Lee. beloved husband
Of Lula L. Lee nee Norrts), age .!
D.,rs Funeral Sunday afternoon at
30 y ri, Interment in Bethel GEM
.trry. Relatives and friends invited
10 attend.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1912-04-20
ACKNOWLEDGMENT MADE.

Mrs. L. W. Reid, chairman Of the
Arlington Confederate Monument As
sociation, acknowledges the following
subscriptions:
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1912-04-20
IMPORTANT NOTICE.
Lecture by Mr.. Stephen c. Kendall OF
Washington.

The International Bible Students
Association announces Free Bible
Lecture by Stephen c. Kendall in the
Young Peoples Building, NJ. +.
Church South, Sunday $3.50 p. m.
Seats Free. No Collection.
Apr.2O-27-M4
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1912-04-20

ing near T-0rron Station. Va. Apply 10
MRS. =. Brown. Lorton P. O.. Va
Aur1h-6t-
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1912-04-20
SPRING EXAMINATIONS.

The State Board Of Education has
fixed upon May =, 8, and 4, as the
days upon which the spring examlna-
ton of teachers will take plce. All
teachers will take notice and act ac-
cordingly.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1912-04-20
w. H. SWEENY,

Superintendent Of Public Schools.
Alexandria, Va.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1912-11-08
I. 9
he!lt

rsansias s s.sss1
contest "a ..,tallnss
,1sssiass z,salt.st
ar.nda end ~
Hsrbert Barehsll hooi
vir<in,a ransfer Fusl
valvoline
Linz vey ,sneol .
Library library IN.
STATIONARY @, .. 3:
Little. ..
Euxene piet1sen Company, sehoo supplies
The Macmillan COMPANY eat books
e e'ss esnass s,'e 81 Is ~ 20.
Manual
Book Co.. library
Lyons carnahan text books -. j. 9o.7a
scrtbner's
snyer
BeckeyCardy Mfg. school supplies 4I45
~. -
Virginia Store Company school supplies 1866
Norton Hardware Company school supplies ;ts7a
Troy Steam Laundry school laundry s.41
Co. supplies So:
virginia Ihrdvsre Co.. .choo, supplies $3.50
Duluth Paper Stationery school supplies
Mcmillan Book Company, minute book $40
Roskny plumbing repairs and drinking fountains
Co. training
a II. school picture
school
Arnold Pickering. legal services
American Exchange Bank interest
H.. C. Palmer registering deed
Telephone school telephones
transportation Of pupils
A. Of election
Glenn Shields services election
J. Krogdahl. election
Judge election
Electric Shop. electrical repairs
Virginia Enterprise printing publishing .......
Daily Virginian, publishing :'H s!29
Alexander Reid domestic science department " S34
w. school supplies 1916
Johnson heating
Lafayette Bliss freight and other bills paid
Aggregate September ........3 S27630
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1912-11-08

y IS g
MI I n 81 IN
a a lxes =
port sssardi d 81 q iplpg,
;sehool collre O. To
In ''l' fesillaE NJ !tElnS afflsd SO
eIardtns ! ~ ripta
reqomm e Ion Boz min on
night schools, CHAIRMAN enter
tanned the fol Wtng no Ion:
s* Moved BY G. = HsndFiek second;
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1912-11-08

l!il 81 d ! il 4 r. llIs| =
4 tiols AZ q
sslchon elFa 81 q a. -
4 4
I'M no seeni 4
for the asol bull -
nliia IS and 20 - outh
s3Ides school round 81 @ tnal con
lent 4. was lsft.::to ~ bui linz and
groundss commit 9ss1z.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1912-11-08

gtn1a Store company, In s commune
cation called the attention OF the
council to leakage Of water into the
basement under the stors, belonging
t. this company and minated that
the water was coming from the
drinking fountain 1t the corner of
the store building. Is ,s. s ii q:
The communication Vas referred
to the committee on streets With
power to- act. - r., -. -. -. -. .,~:- :. -
f The city, council Of the city OF
Eveleth In = communication invited
the mayor and city council Of this
city to participate In the edication
Of Eyeleth city auditorium, the ex.
ercises to be held on Friday evening.
November 22nd, 1919. - s &. .
Moved and supported that the
city clerk be instructed to accept the
/ Invitation in behalf Of the city coun-
Gil and express for thle. body Ats
sincere gratitude In bel1E invited to
Z function Of this character and to
assure the Eveleth COUNCIL that Ill
the members Of. this e0u1cil that can
will be in attendance. ~ e. 81
Carried. .>..-. - =.
Gust. Makkala applied for permits
sion to use : portion "a Elm street
for period Of sixty daygBending* the
removal Of . certain sb1ilding from
this street TO- the North Tide id ition
when the ground Ii sufficiently frox-
en- to place the building ON runners,
. bond Of 100000 accompanying the
application and being signed BY
August Walberg and y. J. LOT
backa. -. : z Xxx Z: :s1>
Moved and supported that the
permit be granted, the bond accept
Cd and ordered filed. after the ap-
proval: Of the mayor ,apd city. 9ttor-
ney. = ,s,. J, 10 :2. - : ~. ~
Carried. -. 49,. Il 80 !, z:., s;
81 An ordnance regulating the NOV
Ing Of buildings md the deposittng
Of building material IN ana upon the
streets, alleys and public grounds Of
the city o. Virxinta was given IT.
drst reading. s. 4 .s.. s*lz. i
The clerk 81 the municipal court
reported lines and costs collected ii.
that court for the week ending OctO-.
Der 18th, 1912, the same amounting
to 1908 The report MaS accept
% and ordered nled. -. s.3 3
Natti Koskt made application stc
the council for permit 10 re1noye i
two story frsme building soutk from
Pine street on Mesaba Ayenue TO-
Railroad avenue, 8 ~ 90 20 bond ac-.
.companying the appljs tioa bsingssx-z
secuted BY John Ketola and 81. Oberg.
. Noyed and supported tat the
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1912-11-08
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

Rand, Mentally Company. text books 3
SEVERN Gray, text books
Charles Company, kindergarten supplies
Atkinson Ment1er Grover Company
Macleod Smith, 18th
Duluth second electrical
S1o0 9c600l
BROS plumbing contract North Side
school
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~
Official !
:, Publication OF
:Proceediags
The
I. City
C0unAil.. !.
-. :
COUNCIL CHAMBER.
- Virainia. MINI.

+ COUNCIL CHAMBER, T.: + r.. -
~: Virginia, MINI.
- !: = October 29th. 1919. f..
Regular meeting Of: the city coun.
Gil Of the city OF Virginia, Minnesota
|, Council called to order by q the
| president.
| Roll Call. ,~.:>-
Present; Aldermen Heritage. Lund.
strom, NOLAN, Mattson, HcGhee
Coffey, Mr.. President-7 r -.
Absent. Aldermen Harvey. Keller
Reading Of minutes Of previous
meeting. 81
F.'ssMoved and supported that the min.
utes be approved as read. 49, :.
:; Carried. - ;,::,s,s44 =. ~
Moved and supported . that the
ordinance regulating the removal OF
/ snow and ice from streets and ave-
nues within the limits OF the city OF
Virginia receive it, third and: nna]
reading. b. = ~ -.:$:.s..
Carried. e - ,-r..~ - *,@@-s5:
The ordinance was read by the
clerk. 49,, - Fzs.: - =. :
F Moved by Alderman heritage. sup
|. ported by: Alderman .NcGhee that the
ordinance be adopted. = ~
The president ordered Z roll call
of ayes and nays ON the adoption OF
the ordinance and the vote vas 10
follows: +, H.. - =: )
Ayes: Aldermen Heritage, Lund-
strom, NOLAN, Mattson. .McGhee.
Cotfey, Mr.. President--:-7. .:.@ :.,s:..-:
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1912-11-08


Schubert Symphony club and lady
quartet, October 4, 1912; Univer:
sity Girls. October Is. 1912: Cam
bridge players, November IS, 1912;
James H. Baton. November Is.
1912; orpheain N usical club, : De
cember,, IL. 1sl2i;" Cosmopolitan
Four. February 20, e. 1918; Captain
r. P. Hobson. April q, 1913. and
Herald Square Entertainers, April
rs. 1913. This course will be car
ried on without expense to the dis
trict for talent: =
A reception for the teachers was
held during the month In the Tech
meal High school building. On which
occasion several thousand parents
and citizens availed themselves of
the opportunity of meeting the
teachers and getting acquainted with
one. another. ' =. y = :. /.
Drinking tanks: have been placed
in the Higgins building and two
outside toilet rooms have been built
at cost for material of $500.
At the franklin > building It has
been found necessary to newly re-
cover the outside skirting below the
Dashboard, as the old one put in
place twelve years ago IL badly
rotted. >.~ - ',>S-::,..>: =:
Repairs to boiler No. at the
Roosevelt, Recommended by the
boiler inspector. have been made,
and the bridge wall has been rebuilt
according to his Recommendations.
Recommendations. =
AS number Of students now en-
rolled in our high school expect to
teach in the rural schools upon the
completion Of their high school
course. it IL recommended that pro-
vision be made for 9 normal train
Ing department to be run in con-
junction with the High school
course for those students who need
this work. state aid to the extent
Of $3.50 will be given our school
district upon the sesta blishment of
said proposed course Of normal train
ing. It should bet.distinctly under
stood that said proposed course VIM
not At teachers for work n our city.
schools without further training in
q regular state normal school. So
III Ii recommended that provision
BE- made for opening night schools.
on the same basis % III former years.
- It il recommended .that tho Rich
mond Vacuum Cleaner contracted
for Ct the johnson BUILDING 8 In
stalled and put into sel1ylssc 8 soon.
% possible. II the machin9 cannot
be connected with TIE engine q ..
originally PLANTED Il should - 3 4 To-
tor driven that tho school may Is-.
rive : benents thsrsfro durin the.
present year
Il q recolnmended thlt tho piay:
ground atzthe South sids school %.
filled and srsds liz I'll - the:
east end q almls i. s1e1w md - -
tsr.
~. .,..-s lilAlAlF AHle1.T II8s. Bupt ~;
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nh +
4 ~
- re 1ass6 p, ss
re ai1h 1870 8 81
a. ~ 20 s.ss3sS .s'
eonnc1t ~ .s 81;
r. Ina cnrsnns
hDjd On Fridsvss 49,
osras. Z. -.
voun e fnrtheo, S ~,
srasnfar !, q J,
Is.I o,,ans ~. q. - 800.
:e s. .tha: aftsr investi atins ne matter.
~, hes
,sasx g instructed con
s1.uhseese, With the Lilly Mining co1n.s
= ~ ~ 3 Pelmls. Ion rye.
$opened np andamai ained i pu55sles
alsnMsy 1nf01eh this location.
IS. 49, 8 ns oorted that tho
IeR91sso the commits be. accepfed
! - ~. sne 8 CITY attorney b. In
.S0 out the lntentions
~. sle0rI ss1 the COMMITTEES.
- - s. s..
- s, t.:. Is ported hat the.
sasy ciel ~ la ted TO telegraph:
state that II ~ III Aciant crenantod3
blocka ~: ~. vsrsi,;s .u
once 10 a ~, Ma cn !. -
to nnish ni, fhia svear.s N .ins t,;.t
Eother nnatefial III ss ~ t and
that 8 repiys "a - = !.
Carried. So.
10vad anA =, 400 s.. 9 go
com II
orarfIv raiaas ! ID J.
The cnrnsr II !. !. : :
Fourt ~. 49,
Carried
nnved 80 - 9
saiartas 81
1orcas for the I,,fsy M
Eferred To ina eonn son..n,a.sa
Tor fepoft aY stha naxtsTs1nIs.lr. NEST
I'M:
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1912-11-08

Moved by c. e. Hendrick, second
ed by Mitchell Stewart that the
above resolution be adopted. Ayes,
R. J. McGhee, Mitchell Stewart. An
drew Hawkinson. J. H: Fleming, c.
E. Hendrick. Nays, w. H. Eaton.
Adopted October 8. 1872.
The report of the buildings and
grounds committee, who were ap:
pointed to look after the mattey of
extending the conduits connecting
the North Side school with the Elec-
trio Power and Water company's SER
vice line and the Mesaba Telephone
Co.'s line, reported that this matter
had been attended to. =,
The superintendent report was
then read. and the chairman enter
tanned the following motion: Moved
by Andrew Hawkinson, seconded BY
w. H. Eaton, that the report of the
superintendent be placed on file, and
that the summary be spread upon
the minutes. Carried.
Summary Of superintendent Report
for September, 1912.
Total enrolment for Septem-
OSEs 40x6 1900
Total enrolment for septem-
Der. 1911 .............. 2,292
Gain for same month 1911. IA
Total enrolment for year
1911-1912 .............. 3,O15
Total enrolment for year
1910-1911 ....... 1924
Gain of 1912. over 1911. zee. 1911
Number enrolled on first
day of month. .......... 2,244
Number of new pupils dur,
Ing month ............. 143
Number left school by re-
mOV8l ........ ~
Enrolment at close Of month 2,374
Average number, attending
during month ...........1 ,245
Total days Of attendance. >. As. 1888
Per cent Of attendance. go. .95
Cases Of truancy. .......... IS
Number Of transfers given .. II
Number of lessons in manual
:; training and domestic SCI -
:, ence .............:....: IS:
Number Of lessons by music !.
! teacher 1913
Number Of lessons by draw &C = 81.
Ing teacher ). :. =. .,:.s..... 1873
Number Of boys taking man ).
uai training -. -: : =. -. s 368
Number Of girls taking do 4
nestle science :. -. -; -. 354.
Seating capacity Of al school z ~ Il: J.
buildings :. ~ .....9. -: lat
-
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1912-11-08

yom boy doom { play
yith ~ IL ,ieht sone-l
thing sy1une. Suppose
- 1yetigate
Pell1aps he = afaid o.
'tIng 81 stoC 81;
r1tl,er a1faid of Whist viii
happen when comes
- in1
= - &
Z - 80
20
b. 3
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1912-11-08

Receipts:
IS. !.
Scrap
County audtor. collections 479
Bank
American
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1912-11-08

- fE..E = - sSssS-5
!. The crowded condition OF the
s North Side school has made Ii nee
essarys to run half-da sessions IL
= the lowest department, one room
=. having IFS children enrolled with
= no chance for distribution until the
new building = completes. The
school sensus, taken LAST June. shows
s 357 children Of school ase living II
Is the vicinity Of the North Side
Is school. The contra e;ess Tor tho new
% building report that it va. s. ready
for occupancy about Ina h49instns
70 Tof the winter term. S...z:
e lecture and entertainment
,o| course, With !. large COMMITTED Sc
teachers In eharse has been
20 planned Tor TIA - To eosrss
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1912-11-08

s~e~~~ " S~A~ ~S..~
dren to the Homestead and Farm.
stead schools, and also that bids be
received for fifty (50) cords Of Aft
Jack Pine or Tamarack Cord wood
for the Homestead school, to be de-
livered at the Homestead school and
twenty-five (25) single cords Of l6-
In. jack pine or tamarack, to be de-
livered at the Farmstead school, the
same to be sound, green timber; the
above bids to be received and opened
at the next regular meeting on No
vember Is, 1912. Carried.
The committee composed OF. w. H.
Eaton and Andrew Hawkinson, APP
pointed to- Investigate the appraise-
ment of the boiler ut the Primary
school, reported that they had not
yet received all the facts and wished
for more time, which request was
granted. - ..&,.*F - :. :.
The. following resolution was then
introduced by r. J. Mcdhee: H.
Resolved, by the board Of educa-
ton of the Independent School Dis
trict of Virginia. Minnesota, that
the following bills. audited by the
finance committee and the salary
schedule for September 1912. be AZ
lowed and that the clerk ba and il
hereby instructed to draw orders on
the treasurer In payment of the
same: -;.~@. &C. 5s:: +. st.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-04-22
HELPED SURVEY
PEARL HARBOR;
NOW REvIS|TING

Captain Chester NJ. kncppcr, u, =.
~, who has just been relieved from
duty as commander of tho Helena.
with the AsiatiC fleet. and who Is on
his way to probable detail at the War
College, was an arrival on the Korea
this morning. Captain Kncppcr has
the distinction Of having been on tho
original board that surveyed Pearl
IIarbOr bar and channel In 1894. ON
the same board was Professor Alex
andcr of this city. and II was due en-
tircly to the favorable reports sent in
by Captain Kneppcr, then young Of
iiCer. and his associates, that the gov
eminent undertook the big project
This afternoon Captain kncppcr "
visiting the Pearl IIarbor reservation
and viewing the big drydOCk and build
ing operations, In company with Pay
master II. IL. Stevens Of the Honolulu
naval station. The two We're ship
mates during the Spanish war, and
went through the Santiago engagement
, together.
! "Thc China situation and affairs
generally in the Far East are very
quiet" said captain Enepper this
morning. There has been no change
for months heard no news as &c
: when the Pacific fleet would be order
ell back to the Coast"
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-04-22
RATS, DANCERS AND
HERCULES AT THE BiJOU

program Of several acts viii he
presented at the Rijou tonight, two
practically new, and with changes by
1Il artists
Pirri. the strong man, gives an act
that Is fun Of thrills. Ito balances
pluwshurcs. wagon wheels, tables and
chairs, us well as feathers, upon his
chin He is an acrobat also.
Graham's trained rats. forty in
number. continue to he a big drawing
card. The four Russian dancers will
make complete change This act
has been q hcadliner mt the Bijou and
continues so for the week.
The motion pictures are becoming
better and better. the selections being
more carefully made. This week.
pictures will run the gamut Of comedy
drama and pathOs. with wild western
adventure thrown In occasionally.
Empires Fine Pictures.
At the Empire Theatcr. THE House
Of Good Films" the two Goldcns hold
down the boards for the week Morris
Golden the Niddish vloIinist, will in
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-04-22
HAWAII IS
LURE FOR
A BANKER
FROM OHIO

Lured by the charm Of Hawaii, an
Ohio banker and capitalist has decid.
ed to give up his winter home in Los
Angeles for Honolulu. lie has pur.
chased the Fred. Lyman beach, prop.
erty just beyond the Campbell place
on the Diamond Head road for S37 800.
The deal was consummated last
Saturday. The property has been on
the market for some time at a price
said to have been 100000 and the
Ohio mans offer of $37 500 took IT. The
place has frontage OF about $40 feet
on the sea and is some ~ acres in
extent. The improvements in the way
of structures are negligible. II was
stated this morning that the purchas'
or. whose name Is not made public,
will improve the property with fine
beach residence and that he has def.
nitely determined to make his winter
home here instead of Los Angeles.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-04-22
PATRIOTIC FISH.

Among number of fish caught by
fisherman in the Connecticut River
at Springfield was one that was col
ored red, white and blue. The fish
was placed on exhibition and was
identified as a white perch, whose
back had in some way been dyed red
and the under side blue. II Is thought
the perch got too close to the glazed
paper factory at Springfield and was
colored by the fast dyes which are
continually flowing from the drair
pipe.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-04-22

Of the Assembly at Marking in body.
They went TO call upon Or. Sun Vat
Sen and urged him to send his two
sembly.
The Assembly posted COnstablcs tn
preserve order. but tho suirraEcttcs
put them to rout time and again The
latest news is that the Assembly will
reopen the question of granting The
right to vote Immediately.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-04-22

troducc more "Yiddish pattcr" and
new musical features. Miss Golden
win give a new ventriloquist act.
The pictures viii be numerous and
all OF selected subjects. Matinecs are
now given every day instead of three
times q week
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-04-22

A trunk fun of metals, mouds and
coins alleged to be counterfeit was
seized 10y the ChiCopce police in a
raid on house at ChiCopee. Mass.
Two HoIyokc youths of Il, Joseph Ka-
put and Alexander Kobusvcmski, were
arrested
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-04-22

According to report brought by the
Mauna Kea the American schooner
MeIrosc sailed from MahukOna for San
Francisco on last Saturday.