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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1899-08-25
INsURGENTs REPULsED Again,

Manila, August II, 6:l0 p. NJ
Eight hundred insurgents attack.
ed Angeles this morning, but the
Twelfth regiment drove them Into
the mountains. Three ditched 10.
comotives were captured. None OF
the American troops were injured.
The insnrgept loss is not known.
@. L. Spencer, of Kentucky, a
reporter Of the Manila Times, was
killed yesterday during the 6gh,
at Angeles.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1899-08-25
Senator Salad.

The q s A T Senator got away
for Manila last evening about 5
o'clock. Several soldiers turned up
after she had gone. Four of the
boys we're taken out to- the Senator
in boat by John Mhkuka; their
signals being observed aboard the
transport, che waited until the de-
linqents were put aboard.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1899-08-25

Established 1855
BISHOP Sc &c.
BANKERS.

Transact a General Banking
and Exchange Business.
Commercial and Travellers
Letters of Credit issued, avail
'ble in all the principal cities
If the world.
Interest allowed after July
L, 1898, on fixed deposits 8
months 3 per cent, 6 months
81 per cent, II menths 4
per cent.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1899-08-25

American Messenger Service
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livers messages and packages.
Telephone 378.
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hack with careful driver ring up
Club Stable Hack Stand Tel. 8l9
and We guarantee you will bs
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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1899-08-25
Notice..

Notice is hereby given that rs per cent
assessment has been levied on the assessa'
bic stock Of the ORPHEUM COMPANY,
LTD, which Is due and payable at tn,
Office Of J. c. Cohen, 63o King street
(Llncoln block, on August aand. Delln
quent September az, 1899.
BY order Of the Board Of Directors.
HERMAN NJ. LEVY,
I3ol'3t Treasurer
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Agricultural College.

A consignment of new books, the hat
est fiction. criticism and utterances on
educational problems has just been re-
ceivcd at the library.
Saturday evening President Tanner
gave an interesting lecture in the col
lege chapel on the Holy Land. Mr.. Dry
den managed the stereopticon views.
Mr.. Il. O. Larsen, who has for a
long time been connected with the hor-
ticlltural department. has just resign
ed. TO go abroad on a mission.
Fiske's United States history, which
has been in use for several years in
the sub-freshman classes, is now re-
placed by McMaster's.
The return football game between
the college team and the Brigham COL
lege team has been postponed on ac-
count of the injury received by one of
the members of the latter team last
SATURDAY.
Some of the faculty gave the victors
in the last football game a supper
down town Saturday evening. Speeches
were made by Messrs. Foster. Dryden
and Jensen
Experiments are in progress at the
station to determine the relative value
as forage of wheat, oats, barley. rye,
corn. etc.
Bulletin So, on forestry. is being dis
tributed. Professor Swendsen is gath
ering material for United States bull
letin on water Arthur Stoon. 9S, who
has been some time in the govern
ment employ at Cheyenne. is about to
be sent TO. Utah to spend the winter
studying the possibilities of Utah Lake.
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Box Elder County.

Superintendent ]. d. Peters has just
returned from sixteen days trip to
the western part of Box Elder county.
He reports the schools of that section
of the county in good condition.
There is marked improvement in the
governing power, teaching ability. tact
and records of the teachers. and the
order, interest and conduct of the pu-
pills. Although the schools are mixed,
the state course of study is followed
and thereby a unaninlity of work no
longer gives way to random and hap
hazard ways. The trustees, as a rule.
perform their duties we'll and make
good preparations for the teachers and
pupils. The prospects are that the
schools in that part of the county
which includes the Promontory. and
all west of it to the Nevada line, keep
UP the full nine months.
With the prosperity of the people and
the condition of the country there is
no reason why the schools cannot be
made sufficiently thorough to meet the
requirements of every pupil until he
has passed out of the eighth grade.
The teachers institute of Box Elder
county will be held in Brigham CITY.
Nov. IS. Professors Edwin Evans and
Horace Cummings OF the university
will address the. teachers
The monthly meeting of the Brigham
City Teachers association will be
held Monday, Nov. IS. An interesting
programme has been prepared.
The Brigham Clio met on Monday
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OGDEN CLUBS.
The Aglaia.

Ogden. Nov. 1.-The Aglaia held its
regular meeting on Tuesday last at the
home of Mrs. Foreman. Mrs. Rankin
rendered her resignation as secretary
and Mrs. Gideon was elected to fill the
vacancy. Miss Eddy was then elected
TO membership.
The first number of the programme
was an interesting report by Mrs
Hurst from the federation recently
held in Salt Lake City.
Mrs. Coulter then spoke of the fed
Grafton and a few of the many excel
lent points discussed which had inter-
ested her.
Mrs. Smith gave a short report from
the w. c. T. L. convention which she
recently attended in Seattle.
Roll call was then RESPONDED TO with
quotations from George Eliot
In the absence of Mrs. Nye, Mrs.
Gideon read a selection from Adam
Bede," which was followed by DR.. Au-
cults excellent paper on George Eliot.
the Woman and Novelist After a short
discussion of the paper by Mrs. Smith.
the club adjourned to meet in two
weeks with Miss Walker.
The guests of the club were Mrs.
Tyler, Mrs. Briggs and Miss Croker.
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Ladies' Literary Club.

The programme given at the Literary
club Friday afternoon was rare
treat. The afternoon was in charge of
the French section and the members
welcomed Professor Edward Millert,
who lectured on Languages" Miss
May followed with an interesting and
instructive talk on kindergarten Pos
sibilities." The programme was inter
spersed with music, Miss Jessup con-
tributing some vocal selections.
The Shakespeare section meets to-
morrow afternoon at 2:15.
The following programme will be
given:
"The House of Capulet," by Mrs. H.
G. Wallace.
Character Sketch of F'riar Law
renee" by Mrs. ]. c. E. King.
Romeo and Juliet on the Stage" by
Miss Mason
The French section meets Tuesday
morning at 1890.
The current events and current lit
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TO REWARD ARMY OFFICERS.
President to Avail Himself of An
Opportunity Offered.

Washington Nov. 11.-It is under
stood that the president will avail him.
self of the opportunity offered by the
existing vacancies in the regular army
caused by the death of General Henry
and the retirement Of General Shafter.
to promote and retire. with the rank
of brigadier general in the regular
army. a few Of the remaining colonies
of the regular establishment Wild rem
dered conspicuous service in the civil
war
This would be revival of the move
ment which led y the retirement in
this manner of five of those colonies
when General Skaters retirement oc-
CURED. Since that time efforts have
been made by friends of the officers
who were not advanced at that time
to secure some such recognition for
them. and it is believed the president
is favorably inclined.
AT least he has caused to be supplied
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Leonie Pratt recited Dads Fiddle" in
creditable manner. after which Edwin
Puzey read q paper on Kruger and
the Transvaal.'' The essay was well
prepared and showed good thought ex-
pressed in good English. The essay
was originally prepared as regular class
work in English. and was read just
IS first handed in.
The mornings exercises closed with
song by the school, America" The
students seemed to derive particular
satisfaction from this. in that ii was
the first school chorus of the year.
Principal Call of the Richfield schools
was a visitor Wednesday in the depart
ments OF English. mathematics and
Latin.
President Nelden of the school board
was one of last weeks visitors, and
supplemented the work in psychology
class with "reminiscences that were very
aprooos.
Mr. W. H. Hof of Cincinnati was a
caller last week
The boys and girls choruses, with
Mr.. and Mrs. Wetzell, both report sat
isfactory progress. and it is expected
that one or both of them will appear
upon the programme next Wednesday
morning.
The first reports of the year Were
given out last Monday.
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Clover Leaf Club.

lar monthly meeting Friday evening al
the home of Mrs. J. S. Lakin. After
a short business session the following
interesting programme was rendered
Paper-"The Present Status of Busi-
ness in Our Country" Mr.. T. n. Ber-
tholf.
Vocal Solo-Mrs- Mitchell.
Talk-"A Summer Spent in Califor-
MIA" Miss Mary Hoag.
Vocal Solo-Miss Ethel Pond
Talk-"The Transvaal Question" Mr.
A. S. Peters.
Recitation-Mrs. Mitchell.
The rest of the evening was spent in
social enjoyment, delicious refresh
,nents being served by the committee
in charge
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SCHOOL REPORT.
Statistics Pertaining to Attendance
and Discipline.

The consolidated report of Superin-
month of this year shows that 1868
boys and 6.017 girls attended the public
schools, while $50 withdrew. leaving the
enrolment at lila. The average
daily attendance for the month is given
at 1882: cases of hardness numbered
1.625. and CTS pupils were neither alb
sent nor tardy. The per cent of pune
tuality is 1872. and Of attendance. S6.2.
There were two cases each of suspen-
sion and corporal punishment and
thirty-nine of truancy. Visits to par
ents and guardians of school children
by teachers numbered, 2s3. and S74
patrons visited the schools. Forty-three
colored children attend the public
schools
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The Woman,s Club.

1.-THE Utopias of Bulwer Lytton, Will
liam Morris and Edward Bellamy" was
the topic of the Woman's club on Tues
day. Mrs. Powers discussed the SUBJ
ject, which was listened to attentiyely
by the members present.
Next Tuesday Mrs. Guthrie will re-
view the lives of Dickens and Thack-
cray, and there will also be a discus
sion of THE Social Spirit in Dickens
and Thackeray.
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Mothers, Club

Provo. Nov. 1.-THE Mothers club
met last Wednesday evening at the
home of Mrs. T. II. Cuff in the Fourth
ward.
In the absence of Professor Brimhall,
Professor w. Nj. Wolfe gave a delight
full lecture on Early Christian Moth
ers."
The next meeting will be held at the
home of Mrs. Phil Speckart next We'd
nesday afternoon.
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Century club met Friday afternoon at
the home of Mrs. Sutton.
Mrs. Havercamp read an entertaining
paper on the life of King Henry w of
England, closing with a fine descrip-
ton of the monument erected in his
memory.
Mrs. Buckler gave a, character sketch
of Jean D'Albert, followed by a sketch
of Coligny by Miss Searle.
Miss Jackson, in giving the literary
review, gave pleasing glimpses into the
lives of several literary characters.
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Authors Club.

The Authors club met Wednesday
morning at the home of Mrs. Little.
The members are studying the history
of American literature under an in
structor- Literature during the revo-
lutionary period was discussed at the
last meeting. while for the coming
week the orators and writer's of that
period will be discussed by Mrs. Ly-
man, Mrs. Kingsbury, Mrs. Allen and
Mrs Stewart.
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B. Y. A. at Provo.

Provo, Nov. 11.-Thursday Apostle
Woodruff addressed the students for a
short time.
President Cuff has been in Beaver
the last few days.
Professor Wolfe has just received
word of the death of his mother in New
yorl-
Barlow Ferguson visited school today
He can hardly realize the vast improve
ment since mis- time.
Steps are being taken by the Athletic
association to acquire possession of an
eight-acre lot, just west of the build
ing.
The teachers in English are making
an effort to secure good books for the
students at the lowest rate possible.
Club rates have been formed, which
will probably result in the purchase of
400 books from a firm in Chicago.
Professor Hickman's lecture on as
tronomy before the Pedagogum last
Friday evening was listened TO by a
large and enthusiastic audience.
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Branch Normal.

On Saturday the geology class will
visit the coal mines in Coal Greek
canyon.
The Students society elected new
corps of officers last Friday.
Everybody that attended the instruc-
tors reception had a good time.
Saturday is to be made a great day
in the history of the athletic associa-
ton of the Normal. The students are
very enthusiastic over the matter of
making good grounds for the sports
and games. and the ball and supper
lends a decided charm
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erature section will meet on Friday af-
ternoon, Nov. IL, at 2 o'clock. The
programme will be:
Robert Ingersoll and His Influence, Z"
by Mrs. D. F. Walker, jr.
Concerning Literary Style" Miss
Buchanan.
Book review, NO. 5, John Street, ."
Mrs. Fenton.
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PROVO CLUBS.
Utah Sorosis.

Provo. Nov. 10-URh Sorosis met
Wednesday, Nov. s, in its club room.
Mrs Dora Irvine reviewed chapter V.
Myers Ancient History"
Miss Mary Osgood read a most in
structive and well prepared paper on
the Birth and Education of Rudyard
Kipling."
An interesting and enjoyable review
of Jungle Stories by Rudyard Kip
ling was given by Mrs. Nettie B. King.
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The Reviewers.

The Reviewers met Monday after
noon. The topic of the day was to
have been given by Mrs. Wightman.
In her absence, however, Mrs. Morri-
son reviewed I'm His Steps" in an able
and interesting manner.
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to the war department full records of
the military services of the officers
deemed eligible for promotion and re-
tirement. The list does not. of course,
include all the colonies in the service.
nor all of those who were veterans of
the civil war. for not all of these are
anxious to be retired, even in consid-
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Eidelis.

Provo, Nov. 1.-THE first session this
season of the Fidelis was held last
Monday evening at the home of Mrs
S. P. Eggertsen, jr. The club will
study American authors and United
States history during the season.
Mrs. Hannah conducted very ably
the parliamentary drill
Mrs. Eta Eggertsen gave a splendid
review in United States history.
The next meeting will be held at the
home of Mrs. James Glove.
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Mrs. J.. Ellen Foster, the well known
woman leader, will tomorrow evening
be he guest of honor at a reception
given by a number of prominent club
women at the Gardo house. Those in
charge IF the affair are Mrs. A. w.
McCuIie, Mrs. Emfneline b. Wells, Mrs.
Minnie Snow, Mrs. T. G.. Weber. Mrs.
n. A. Empey, Mrs. Annie w. Cannon,
Mrs. Augusta w. Grant.
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Mrs. Alice Dinwoodey Moyle was
born and educated in this city. She is
the wife of the well known attorney,
James II. Moyle. and for number of
years past has been prominently iden-
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An Expert.
lPlnils

philadelphia North American.)
How vigorously the bandmasier beats
the air.
Yes; but that's not a marker to the
way he beats the musicians''
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evening at the home of Mrs. C. E.
Sullivan.
Great interest in the Brigham High
school is manifested by parents and
students.
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Company B held its usual Wednes-
day night drill, with an attendance of
thirty-two. An informal business
meeting was held to perfect the ar
rangements for the charity rabbit hunt
on Thanksgiving day.
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The following discharges were
granted to members of the signal corps
upon their own application: Sergeants
A. J. Haigh. r, Youngblood, Blaine
Hanks, S. c. Birrell, H. A. Hansen and
F. L. Molenelli.
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A Gentle Hint.
1pbiladelnbia NORTH Amer

Philadelphia North American)
Dreaming Of the future?'' he asked. as
the conversation -lapsed for the fifth time
Yes, she replied. Il find it much
pieasanter than living in the present
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Letters of appointment were issued
Thursday to Captain l.. L. Gilbert
First Lieutenant C. G.. Forslund' and
Second Lieutenant Harry Robbins, all
of company A.
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Grafton of the advance in rank Two Of
the names that are under consideration
are those of Ohio colonels namely
Colonel Andrew S. Burt. Twenty-fifth
infantry. and Colonel Gilbert S. Car
penter of the Eighteenth infantry, both
of whom stand we'll up on the list. and
have records of the highest excellence.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-11-12

Sergeant George Knudsen of COM
pany B is acting first sergeant during
the absence of First Sergeant Joseph
Winkler.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-11-12

Company Z at Bountiful has changed
the date of its ball from Saturday, the
18th, to Thursday, the 10th.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-11-12

First Sergeant Fred G.. Dust of A
company has rendered his resignation
preparatory to his transfer to the sig
nal corps.
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Unity Circle.

The Ladies' Unity circle meets Wed.
nesday afternoon at o'clock at tbs
home of Mrs. Varian, 64S East FRS
South street.
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Major F. A. Grant will entertain the
officers association tomorrow night.
The talk will cover the records and
doings of batteries A, B and c.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-11-12

Company c holds its competitive drill
for sergeantship Tuesday night, and a
very interesting drill is promised.
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at the club rooms. Miss Jennie Calder
gave an interesting lecture on ORR
entail Architecture" illustrated with
beautiful pictures and drawings.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-11-12

Sergeant w. S. B. Guilbert is on ten
days leave of absence, visiting friends
in Eureka.
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NATIONAL GUARD NOTES.

Company c suspended regular Tues
day night drill on account of the city
election.
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Company B held a commissioned
officers school and a short drill or
Monday night during company As
election.
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Company A will hold it's regular
weekly drill tomorrow night. under its
new officers. and all members are re-
quired to attend, as business of inn
portance is to be transacted.
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High School.

The programme wednesday morning
consisted OF A~Arcises by the pupils.
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Nineteenth Century Club.
Provo. Nov. 1.-THE Nineteenth
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titled with the literary clubs of the city.
She helped to organize the Cleofan
eight years ago and was last spring
elected to the presidency. She is also
secretary of the Council of Women's
Clubs.
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INDIGESTION.

Hoquar. Wash.
Dear Doctors: want 10 add my testimony
TO hat Of others. In favor OF your good mrd-
zine. 1t has entirely cu-ed me OF stomach
trarbie and feel Ike new being. can
>r. what I please now and 3: don't distress
ne. I am no longer nervous. ard sleep srlen-
Gsdly HUDYAN is great snd good remedy.
MRS H. JOHNSON
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The Ceofan.

The Cleofan met Tuesday afternoon
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Private Bert Gamble of A company
is on the sick list, having sprained hi:
ankle last Tuesday.
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CONSTIPATION

HollIster. Cal
Dear Doctors: / am 50 glad ,hst took
TIUDYAs, for II relieved and cured me IN
tirely. Ny bowels. liver and stomach are now
II, splendid condition. and don't have 20
resort to iaxatives. am more ambitious aud
don't have any mere headaches. shall In
dorse HCpyAN as long as I've
CHESTER wlTTER-
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The signal corps held it's regular
weekly drill Thursday night. consist
ing of flag signaling for the recruits
and telegraph practice for the older
members.
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Three new applications for member
ship were received last week by COM
pany A and Will be voted on at tomor-
row nights drill.
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Every indication points to the speed
organization of an infantry company /;
Lehi. Fred Racker, formerly wit
troop A. United States volunteers,
one of the promoters.
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The hospital corps will have drill to-
morrow night. when several new ap-
plicants Will be voted on for member
ship.