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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-03-22

KANSAS CITY.
Kansas City March 2I-Wheat-Re-
ce.p;s. IL cars; market active. steady 20
&c higher; mol hard. 9oieEsl; No >. SSG
80; No. s. S67S7; No. red, 9iQs6; No. >. $50
80 No 3. S7l=GS2l.; No. : spring. S6GSS.
No. 8, SSQS6.
Corn-Act!ve; steady; Ne. mixed, 25s-G
26c-
Oats-Active: steady: No white, 2-,zG
sc.
Rye-weaker; No. .. 45iS.
Hay-SJeady; choice timothy, s. 500 ~;
choice prairie, s-0aQZ@S.
Butter-Stesdy; creamery, 15g1S17; dairy.
1850.
Eggs-Firm; fresh. 7i2c.
ST. LOUIS.
St Louis. March 2I.-Wheat-Cnsettle
and irregular: No. red cash. elevator.
s7i. bid: track 97.e6SSle; March, s7;z; Nay.
ssI.: July. S77s bid: No. > hard cash. s.
Corr-Essier; No. cash. rs; March,
25ssQ25s4 July. ISIS asked; September. ~
bid.
oats-Easier; No. cash. &c bid; track,
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-03-22

Chicago, March 21.-Live poultry-DulI;
turkeys, 1854; chickens, S9Sl-, ducks. "a
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-03-22

&C
Butter-steady; creameries. 1895; dai-
IN OK,
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-03-22

NJ NJ MURDOCH, R P. MURDOCH,
Editor Business Il gr-
N NJ MURDOCH & BRO.
Publishers and Proprietors-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-03-22
KANSAS CITY.

Eggs-EaSy; fresh. &C
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1898-09-30
A LIVE COUNCIL
AuxiliaryLe legislature Can
Still Vote Money.
Note From Justices of Supremt
COurt-Steamship Case-On
Estate Matters.

The following note by the Supreme
Court, addressed to the President, ex-
plains itself:
Department of the Judiciary, Homo
lulu II. l., September %, 1898.
ITO the President.
Sir: Your communication of to-
days date requests the opinion of the
Supreme Court upon the following
question: In case of a request by the
Executive Council for the apprOpria-
ton of public moneys during the vaca-
tions of the Legislature, has the COun-
Gil of State the discretion within itself
TO decide what are the emergencies Of
war, invasion, rebellion, pestilence or
other great public necessity which
shall justify it in apprOpriating public
moneys?
we answer the question in the
affirmative.
Your Obedient servants,
a. F. Judd, w. T. Frear, w. Austin
Whiting"
Frank ROdrigues has petitiOned the
Circuit Court to appoint p. j. McInerny
administrator of the estate of his faith
er, the late Antonio ROdrigues, in place
Of Antoine Rosa, recently deceased. The
estate is valued at $500, from which
are rentals aggregating $3.50. The pet1-
ton will be heard ON Monday, October
81
The assumpsit matter of J. J. Egan
vs.. w. H. Richard has been settled out
of Court.
Kahului Railroad Co. VS.. Hawaiian
Commercial and Sugar Co. was argued
in Supreme Court yesterday and sub
mitted.
The defense finished up in the Cole
grOve-COlumbia case yesterday after
noon. Captain Minor was called in
rebuttal and it is understood that
others will go on the stand today
About two days will be taken up in the
arguments.
A. G. NJ. Robertson and J. T. De
Bolt sat with Justice Whiting on the
Supreme bench yesterday, Chief JUS
tice Judd being disqualified in the mat
ter at bar, the Kahului case, and JUS
tice Frear being absent on Commission
business.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1898-09-30
CHRONIC DIARRHoEA CURED.

This is to certify that I have had
chronic diarrhoea ever since the war
I got so weak 1 could hardly walk or
do anything. One bottle of Chamber
lain's Collie. Cholera and DiarrhOea
cured me sound and well.
J. r. GIBBS, FIncastIe. Va.
I had chronic diarrhoea for twelve
years. Three bottles of Chamberlain's
Collie, Cholera and DiarrhOea Remedy
cured me.
S. L. SHAVER, F'incastIe, Va.
Both Mr. Gibbs and Mr.. Shaver are
prominent farmers and reside near
Fincastle, Va. They procured the rem
edy from Mr. w. E. Casper, druggist
of that place, who is we'll acquainted
with them and will vouch for the truth
of their statements. For sale by all
and dealers. Benson, Smith
& Co., Ltd. wholesale agents for H. l.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-02-26
Cotton for Japan.

Gen. II. y. stoddari and ST.. Tom
Davidson, the representatives Of G. l..
Sanger & Co. at this market, have just
prepared q shipment u 100 bales ofcot-
ton for direct shipment TO Japan. The
cotton has jast been turned out Of the
compress here, reduced 10 a greater den.
sily than usual and bearing al the
number, weights aud marks, both
English and japanese, necessary "a
take Il on the long journey for which il
Il destined. While cotton shipments
from this point 70 Japan have several
times been made this 4 the FIRST ship.
ment made from Bryan with the Japa,
nese marks, we are informed.
This leads 10 the observation thai
the work Of the local compress Il mosl
excellent. Il compares hyorabl,
will the best presses Of the state and
is superior 10 many. Yesterd1y whil'
the reporter was At the compress Al
opportunity tor comparison was offered
-Four cars Of cotton pressed elsewher'
we're standing on a siding near by. an,
the work was not near up 10 the stand
ard OF the local press.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-02-26
ACTIVITY AT ATLANTA.
Transportation 81 Troop. Asesrtained
aud other Matter. Arranged.

Transportation sf Troop. Asesrtainsd
and other Matter. Arranged.
Atlanta, Feb 25.-Actiyity has never
been 70 great at Fort Mcpherson a. at
the present time. Tho arrival u Gen
Merritt has increased the work around
the fort 10 have everything Ia readiness
20 move the regiment 10 any point that
may be designated within few hours.
After consultation between Colonel
Cook, commandment Of the fort, and rail.
road officials, at which time Colonel
Cook was assured that the men could b.
transported 20 Florida within n night, Il
Is said Colonel Cook told the railroad
men 10 have cars in the yards for use At
any hour.
The munitions Of war have been
greatly increased during the last fcw
days and many Of the officers are ar.
ringing their private affairs 20 leave, a,
they confidently believe they will b,
called upon 20 do 80
General Merritt was seen and asked II
his arrival in the city was an indication
Of immediate action on the part Of ths
regiment
"No," said he; "it Is a part Of my
duty 10 inspect each post In my division
every year, and have come here merely
as a part or my routine work Il Is no
a warlike move at all "
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-02-26

Mrs. withers lefl yesterday for a Wis
Il 10 Cameron.
Dir. and Mss. Neeley Of Rogers Prairie
we're here yesterday.
Miss Lottie Hearne left yesterday for
a visit TO friends in Calvert.
Rev. T.. G. Keith and wife were here
yesterday from Rogers Prairie.
Mrs. Robt. Hudspeth Jr., Of Hondo
City, il here visiting her parents.
IA. Palmer and II. Horton came
over from Madisonyille yesterday.
Nothing on earth is better than pure
home made Ribbon Cane syrup. Tryit
For sale by Sanders Bros K Co 50
TWenty-seyen governors and $50 con.
gressmen are to be elected this year and
the democrats will get there in the
shape Of an avalanche.
Accoring to the report Of AdJuianI
General Of the United States Army, the
total number Of able-bodied men in thu
country liable to military duty is 1885
coo.
The Sunshine society, composed o
the little girls Of the Episcosal church
will give a tea at the residence Of Mr
and Mrs. W. S. Wilson from . to 5 p
m, Saturday, March 5. Everybody in
yited.
Miss ST. Leon, who returned from Ne'
York recently, has received and opene'
up Der new stock Of millinery purchase
In that fashionable trade center. sh
gave careful personal attention to th
selection Of her entire stock which cor
tains all the newest and prettiest thing
or 1885. You are invited TO call an
see them. II
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-02-26

The county commissioner awarded
the lumber contract 10 Garth, Howell
q Webb and the jail medical practice
10 DR.. r. II. Harrison. Jesse King, a
negro from Millican, was selected for
court house jsnitor at sl5 per month.
Nils 81. Icons millinery parlor has
been enlarged anc improved until It IL
nov far more attractive than ever before
and her stock Of millinery embraces ey-
.cything new, novel and beautiful for
spring and summer wear. II
The Eagle has been eomplimented by
many The past few days on the eff
cheney ofits news service respecting
the complications between the United
states and Spain.
J. w. Coulter returned from 81. Louis
yesterday where he has spent the past
two weeks buying goods. lie says be
has the bargains Tor everybody.
For Accident and Life Insurance
either In Lodges or Straight Life Con
panies zee Joe B. Reed. II
The game is all up. A Rockdale her
has laid Hn egg with the word war" on
II in raised letters.
The United States court Of appeal
has decided trust deed executed OF
Sunday TO be void.
For Rent-Aiier March slh the cot
iage next 10 my home. Apply 10 Mira
L. b. Roberts. 81
j. J.. Broaoh, W. Z. Elliott and G. W
Mausel were here from Tabor yester
day.
Kite cigar, the best b cent cigar
the world. For sale by E.J. Fountain.
Mrs. K. b. Easley Of Galveston is Wis
ting Mrs. X. J. Ford.
Dr. D. NJ Breach OF Wellborn wa
here yesterday.
Master George Brandon went l.
Calvert yeaterday.
Mrs. Anderson went to Houston yes
] terday.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-02-26
Troop. to 90 TO Ksy West.

Cincinnati, Feb. 25.--Undcr instruc.
tons from Washington, Colonel Coch-
ran, eommandani at Fort Thomas, Ky,
has issued orders for bringing the men
on rife range at Culbcrtson, Ky, back
20 the fort. New bayonets, that can
also b. used for trenching tools, were
issued 20 all the troops Tho men are
daily undergoing fatigue drill. and ex.
pect TO go TO Key West instead Of
Charleston, 9. &, a. reported.
The first regiment Of the Chic nation
al guard, located here, Is filling up
with recruits. Several unauthorized re-
cruiting stations for volunteers have
been opened IN this city. and their On.
rollment would more than hll a rogi.
meut
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-02-26
Inn rrnfe..nr. IIertrl.

Ithaca, n. Y, Fob 20 The board Of
trustee. OF Cornell university has elected
Charles DoGarmo. president Of Swarth.
more college, Pennsylvania, 20 the pro-
fo.sorship Of science and art Of educa.
tion. made vacant by the resignation
last fall Of Professor @ $. Williams, and
Professor Herbert Wade Hibbard Of the
University Of Minnesota, assistant pro
fes.or of mechanical engineering Of rail
road, principal Of the railway school Of
engineering DcGarmo u at present a
member NJ the national council Of cdu'
cation aud the president Of the National
Herbert society. He studied In Illinois
state normal university aud In Ger
many. Professor Hibbard is graduate
Of Cornell In the class Of mechanical
enginc'@ = lt,s.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-02-26
OLD LANDMARK GONE.
General William y. Savers Passe,
Away at Gonzales.
wAsILL ONLY A SHORT TINT
lie Was Commander-In-Chisf of the
Confederate Veterans Of On. state.
Made q success In business and
Held Ohiess 81 Honor.

Gonzales, Tex. Feb. Is. William p.
saycrs died here yesterday AZ the age Of
o. years During the past 20 years.
Captain sayers, a. be- was Familiarity
known among his fellow townsmon, had
closely identified himself with every
movement of progress and advancement
In the county. lie was a man Of marked
ability and brilliant attainments, and
none knew him but 10 speak Of him In
terms Of the highest commentator and
praise. Many distinguished honors have
been conferred upon him and be has
held numerous offices Of public conf.
denco and trust.
The last sickness Of General sayers
was very brief aud but few citizens
knew that he was indisposed until II
was announced that the hattie Of life
warrior and statesman had gone 20 hi,
reward.
Il was only few weeks ago that the
heroes Of the Lost cause In convention
/ assembled ~ san Antonio bestowed
upon General Sayers the highest homo
within their power 20 bcst0w when they
made him the commandments d
the United Confederate veterans o.
Texas by a unanimous vote.
The career OF General sayors was on
Of usefulness 10 hi fellow man, a. wei
a. one Of prosperity and good fortune
During four long years be- served a.
true and gallant soldier In the army o
the C0nfedoucy, and when the war wa
over he laid aside his sword and buckle
and once more became a private citizen
AZ this period be- formed partner
ship with the Hon james +. Miller %
this city in the banking and law busi
ness. and for more than 80 year, thi
firm has been closely identified with th
business interests Of this county, con
tinuing Ia business under the firm nam
Of Miller q saycrs I'LL the day Of Oh
lattor's death. and with that degree q
success that large and paying bushes
has bron maintained.
General saycr served hi. state tw
terms during the regime OF Richar
Coke and wa. IN the legislature az th
time the militia removed Governor Dav
from office by force. Ills funeral vi
take place today and will b. coniucte
under the auspices and direction Of ii
Knight Tomplar and the United Co
fedcrato yetenus
J He was a brother Of Congressma
, Savers, who Is candidate for goyorno
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-02-26
No NEWS GIVEN OUT.
Court of Inquiry Keeping All In
formation Strictly Secret
INVESTIGATION ONLY BEGUN
After the Taking ~ Testimony al Ha-
Vaua the Court WIN go to Key
wcst-A Number OF Humors
Have Been Denied.

Havana, Feb %. The court Of In.
quiry held is usual sessions yesterday.
Captain Sampson reports that Chaplain
Chadwick was examined a. 10 his per.
sonal experiences at the time Of the dis
astor 10 the Maine, aud that the testi'
mony was taken Of the captain Of
British bark lying nj anchor in the har'
Dor, and the superintendent Of the West
Indian Oil works, across the hay at
Regla, both of whom witnessed the ex.
plosion. Mr. Bolt, the British engineer
Of the floating dock In the harb0r, wrote
n letter TO the court, but II Is said not to
add anything material to what was
known.
At the afternoon session the divers
were examined more fully than before.
Tho court expects now 10 finish here In
a day and TO sail on the Mangrove for
Key West, where the other officials and
men win be examined.
Chaplain Chadwick reports that all
the wounded here are doing well, with
one exception.
Neither the officers Of the court Of
inquiry nor the witnesses will give the
hirhtost indication Of tho testimony or
the conclusions dcduciblo from IL, and
all Say that the men employed on the
wreck have been warned 10 observe an
equally strict rcticcnce This course Is
regarded A. cminently wise by the
Americans and all intelligent Spanish
officers, ns there Is no telling what pas.
sions might h. aroused or what evil no.
suits might Do brought about by talking
freely on official matters In the present
state Of public feeling In Havana.
The session Of the court OF inquiry In
the afternoon was devoted TO taking the
testimony Of two civilians, Americans,
who saw the explosion from the deck Of
the Ward Line steamer City Of Wash
ington which was moored q few hundred
yards from the Maine, and OF two div
ors who have been ut work on the wreck
for several days.
The news given out by the court Is
very scnnty at best The explosion is moi
the only topic Of conversation. The
public here appears to be content Il
await the report OF the court Of inquiry
and 70 be well assured that nothing ex
cept surmiso Is possible until the ropor
Is made
All rumms, purporting TO have CONT
from the investigation, arc denied.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-02-26

A dispatch from Austin announces
that Adjunt General w. II. Mabry Of
the Texas yolenteer guard, "has applied
10 the United States war department for
equipment Tor the 1000 members Of the
Texas yolenieer guard-leggiugs,
belts, knapsaeks, eaEteens, blankets,
bags, In fact everything Tor q soldier,
The general denies it 10 a preparation
Tor war, but says is something that lac
has contemplated for = long time, and
has a. last made the order. lie also
denies that be has received any Sarlik'
preparation orders from the department
at Washington"
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-02-26
Dresses that VIII be Worn
after Lent,

With the newest Easter gowns comes
a soit, supple skirt which clings closely
around the hips and widens gradually
toward the edge, where Il has a width Of
between four and I've yards. No stiff.
ming material j. employed FOR this, the
dea being to get an easy curve. Very
often, T. produce this effect, a seperate
and rather elaborate underskirt Is fur.
nished. The bodice which has the In.
yisable fastening continues in vogue,
although many costumes have q tight
back With q semi-loose plastfon.
Sleeves continue 10 be quite close o.
ting with a slight iullness at the top
Tie neck dressings are less complicaie
aud decoration above the high collal
covering only one-thIrd OF The neck
Among the colors best liked are cham
payne, brown, blue, pink, helIoirope
brouzegreen, red, black las a matter o
coursel aud white, mott important o
all March Ladies' Home Journal.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-02-26

Philadelphia, Feb. 2j.-Tho United
States cruiser Minneapolis was success.
fully foated out Of the dry dock at the
League Island navy yard at high tide
Thursday afternoon. The Minneapolis
has been In the dry dock since last De.
ccmber. partly TO avoid the Ice In the
river and also 10 have necessary repairs
made 10 her bottom Notwithstanding
all reports 20 the contrary, there b no
unusual activity at the yard
Besides the Minneapolis there are now
at League Island the cruiser Columbia,
the monitor Miantonomah and the ram
Katahdin, all out Of commission at
present, There arc also eight old mont
tors at the yard, all Of them relics Of the
civil war, but which could be- fitted ur
quickly In case they were needed.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-02-26

San Antonio, Feb - a party of "a,
capitalists and cotton mill ownes OF
Lowell, Mass. and other points in Newl
England passed through here on their
way Mexico. The object Of their trip 20
that country l. to visit aud inspect ihe
principal cotton factories In operation
there. They viii remain In Mexico
three weeks, and will take notes as 20
the wages, cost Of production aud other
matters relating b the industry.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-02-26

Read John b. Mikes price list ad To-.
day. II
s.R. Henderson went to Calvert yes.
ierday.
Mrs. +. J.. Doak left for Austin yes
terday.
Fresh cabbage and tomatoes at How.
ell Bios. IS
--sirs. True Is visiting her daughter in
Calvert.
Judge W. }. Moore vent 10 Calvert
yesterday.
j. +. Lane came down from Hearne
yesterday.
Kite cigar, a 3-for.a.quarler cigar for
5cenis. For sale by L. }. Fountain. Il
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-02-26

Little Rock, Feb 25--Grcat activity
prevails In military circles In Arkansas.
Bngadier General O. r. Schaer Of the
state guard Is being overwhelmed with
letters from all parts Of the state con.
tanning offers 20 enlist and go 10 the
front New companies arc being organ.
gained and the older ones are busy.
Brigadicr General Schaer said that he
could mobilize 10000 Arkansans In less
than 30 days should their services BE-
needed
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-02-26

Austin, Feb 95--The forthcoming
annual report Of the railroad commission
win show thcru were - lines Of rail.
roads operated In Texas IN 1897 mileage
1854 miles, a net increase u 49,, miles.
Gross earnings, t35 $40, 227, including
some s2s 900 900 for frcights aud ~, 1890
600 strictly passenger earnings. Oper.
ating expenses closelyapproxima,ed $50.
900 nuu
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-02-26

James Common and son, Roland Con.
nor Of Madison county, we're in town
yesterday.
Miss 81. Leon has the largest and
cheapest stock Of ribbons ever brought
10 Bryan-all the styles Of necktie rib
bons. Up-to date headweaf for chileren
and infants. All The newest styles in
caps. II
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-02-26

San Antonio, Feb. 2J--The sensation
at Fort Sam Houston l. the order from
headquarters suspending for the present
the order sending light battery X, first
artillery into the mountains on is an.
nual thirty days practice The battery,
consisting Of four pieces aud lh5 men un'
der command Of Captain Dillentack,
was 10 have started for the artillery tar.
get range In the mountains on March J.,
but Wednesday night instructions were
received 10 keep the battery az the post
until further orders
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-02-26

jefferson City, No, Feb. 2s.-News
was received herc Of the theft Of 1890
In gold from silas Basinger Of Guthrie,
Galloway county. lie Is an old man,
50 years Of age, and having hut little
faith In hanks, kept his money hid In
his harm In tin bucket lie looked for
" yesterday and Il was gone. So far AZ
can b. learned there Is no clow 20 tho
sLE.F
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-02-26

Omaha, Feb. SO. W. Martin, alias
Charles Davis, was arrested here ON the
charge Of aiding in the robbery Of q
.ank at Sheridan, No. lie had much
money on his person.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1898-07-15
Entertained at Caledonia Park

One of the pleasant society events of the
season was the party given Tuesday even
ing at the park by Mr.. and Mrs. ID W..
Waters. Mr., and Mrs. w. ID Murray, Miss
Murray and Miss Gregory to aoout fifty
couple of their intimate friends. About s
o'clock two cars, chartered for the occasion,
and appropriately decorated left the corner
of Main ami Washington streets loaded
with the merry guests Upon arriving at
the park they were received by the hosts
and hostesses in a crescent shaped room,
formed by bunting being stretched from
tree to tree In front of the pavilion. The
park and pavilion we're decorated In red.
white and blue bunting, American and
Cuban flags, Japanese lanterns, etc, which
presented very harmonious appearance
Dainty refreshments were served beneath
large Japanese parasol. Dancing was in
dulged In till 1890 o'clock when the merry
makers returned to their homes, all con.
graduating themselves on having been one
of the honored guests.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1898-07-15
FACTS FOR FARMERS.
The Care of Wheat TO Get the Most Money
Out of It.

Out OF IL.
To the Farmers:-With the experience
1 have had in threshing wheat and in
milling the same, I honestly believe 1
can say few words that will prove
benefit to you as well as to myself. The
subject to which wish to call your at
tention is the threshing of your wheat.
Threshing should not be done under
any circumstance until the grain has
thoroughly sweated out in the straw,
which requires from six to eight weeks.
Remember this fact. Wheat that
thoroughly sweats out in the straw will
keep for years without any attention,
and besides is much more valuable for
milling purposes.
Also remember that wheat threshed
in the sweat or damp can never be inn
proved but usually gets worse and be-
comes musty. There is more money lost
every year to the farmers in the thresh-
ing of their wheat out of condition than
would be sufficient to twice pay their
threshing bill. Wheat well stacked or
put in the barn will always come out
right If left until it sweats out.
Yours Respectfully,
r. N. PARsHALL.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1898-07-15
School Beard.

The school board re-Organized Tuesday
evening by eecting DIR. A. M. Hume pres-
dent; j. G. Shattuck. secretary; Fl. c.
Frieseke, treasurer.
The contract for the erection of the two
room addition to the Washington street
school was let to Charlton, Boerem & Ayers
at $2,515 The work is to be commenced
at once. G.. M. Edwards will superintend
the work.
The resignation of Miss Nora Brewer as
one of the teachers was accepted and Miss
Blanche Tuthili elected to ill the vacancy. .