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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1900-01-10
IRRIGATION NOTICE.

Holders of water privileges, or those
paying water rates, are hereby notified
that the hours for irrigation purposes
are from 6 to 8 o'clock a. m. and from
4 to o'clock p. m.
ANDREW BROWN,
Superintendent Water Works.
Approved by A. YOUNG,
Minister OF Interior.
Honolulu, June IA. 1S9.
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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1900-10-13

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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-01-14
Patriotic Societies.

Robert E. Lee chapter. United DauI
ters Of the Confederacy, held their 4
ular monthly meeting last Monday
the annual election OF officers. which
neld on that day resulted as foll0|
Mrs. Joseph Chappell Hutchinson, VI
dent this was the enthusiastic choloI
the chapter ana made by acclamall'I
Mrs. M, q. Howe, first vice presli1
Mrs. t. r. Franklin. second vice pFj
dent; Mrs. Margaret II. Foster, recoI1
secretary; Mrs l.. T. Moves, c1
spending secretary; Miss Mamie GsafI
treasurer; Mrs. William Christian,
torian; Mrs. Norman G. Kittrsll, n
trar, and Mrs. Philip H Fall c,irs'rI|
The chapter will celebrate the h!n1
of General Robert p Lee. comul|
having been appointed to arrange \
able programme. composed Of MrS.Y
lam Christian, chairman: Mrs
Foster Mrs, Harris Masterson. Ms
4 Moves. Mrs. J. V. Lea and Miss q
ing.
Mrs, seabrook W. sydnor, regent
the city OF Houston. desires the psl|
ters of the American Revolution u
with her in the Capitol hotel parlors
day morning at 1890 o'clock Az
are eligible to membership are cotp1
invited to meet with the newly io'|
chapter
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-01-14

Tickets of admission will be limited, each
member of the club being provided with
limited number of tickets for disposal
among their immediate acquaintances, thus
assuring a congenial crowd for the dance
that Is to follow the programme.
Mrs 0. T. Holt was the hostess of the
Study Whist club Monday afternoon, and
as usual entertained them very charming
ly. Her rooms were lovely with heaps Of
white hyacinths and the tables we're
marked by bouquets OF roses pink roses
white, sweet violets and handsome carne :
tions. A salad course, with sherry, was
followed by ice cream frozen as dainty
white lilies, ever so much too pretty to be
broken into refreshing the players after
the exciting contests of the afternoon
Mrs. JEFF N Miller will be the hostess
OF the club next Monday.
Messrs. Thodore, Charles, James and
Sam Boring will give the Spinsters an oys-
ter roast at the home of Mr. T. II. Bering
Thursday evening. This Will, of course,
be a great pleasure to the club. but the
Spinsters are used TO all sorts of good
times. having one Of the merriest and jol-
Hest clubs in the city. Their meeting for
tomorrow, by the way will be held with
Miss Cunyus, the president, at her home
on the corner of Smith and Stewart
streets.
The Hard Times club found very
charming hostess in Miss Tuggle, whef
they met with her last Tuesday morning
They had their usual good time and were
Joined in their pleasure by few friends
whom the hostess had invited to meet
\ F.-s
Grimke. Miss Patout, Miss Broussard. Miss
Kate Morrlssey, Miss Hannah, Miss
Ross. Miss Gibbons, Misses Anna and
Mary Ella Taylor, Miss Root Miss
Thompson. Miss Mckee and Miss Key.
Mrs. Clarence Reichman entertained the
Third Ward High Five club very delight
fully last week There was no especial
scheme carried out. but the evening was
made very charming to her guests, who
followed out the varying fortunes of The
game amid lovely surroundings, the house
being beautifully decorated for the coca
sion.
There was meeting of the Houston
Quartette club Wednesday evening to Sc
lect music and prepare the programme for
their next concert. This club Is getting
into active work again which is pleasant
hearing for those who have so often lis
! tened with much pleasure to the club !
fine music
The High Five club has been reorganized
and had its initial meeting for the season
| with Mrs NJ, l.. Robbins They will meet
this week with Mrs, W, B. Turner
The meeting Of the Merry Wives club
Tor last Friday was postponed until next
Friday. Il will be held with Mrs W. w.
Chamberlain.
The Fan Tan club will meet With Miss
Hannah, 26l4 San Jseinto street. Thurs
day morning.
The Third Ward Euchre club met with
Mr. and Mrs, a. *, Taylor Thursday even
I ing.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-01-14
Literary Clubs.

The continuation OF the study of the
voyages of Columbus in his search for a
passage to the Indies was the theme Of
the work of the Ladies' Reading club last
week aud brought cut very fine papers on
this subject by Mrs. lombard, Miss Libbe
Dunn, Mrs Tracy. Mrs Holland who was
In charge of the afternoons programme
exhibited map showing in this tangible
manner the routes pursued by Columbus
IN MS Tour different voyages. Mrs Holland
closed her remarks by recitation OF De
Ia Vigne's Three Days in the Life of Co
lhmbus, which was given In most et-
fective manner.
The constitution and bylaws OF the city
ieueratlon OF clubs was unanimously
adopted by this club, with the confident
feeling that this union Of the literary
clubs win tend greatly to facilitate har-
mony In work and design
II having been decided to accent OF the
generous proposal of Mrs, Gregory for an
entertainment 10 be given in the interest
OF the library fund, the day was set for
next Tuesday, January i6. large at
tendance is expected. as the repertoire is
me and the object most noble.
AZ this meeting Miss Ethel Barlow was
unanimously elected member The club
D Vas pleased TO nave as visitors Mrs. Tracy
Dunn and Miss Ida Harlock OF Nayasota.
following Is copy of a letter to the
eiuo from the Houston Lyceum. which
vas enthusiastically received by sthe club
aud Is self explanatory:
mrs, T. +. Ring, President Ladies' Read
ing Club
~ me annual meeting OF the Houston
lsyeeum a resolution was passed in anne
c,ation OF the interest manifested by your
elue In our library work nv giving rs
yearly receptions. paying due. to -.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-01-14

amount OF $125 per annun. besides ~
ing us to secure our present alarters y
by soliciting subscriptions for IA.
May you continue in this good ~,
we shall require your support nptll y
time as we can put our Lyceum intd \
hands of the city We hope you read 4
report showing that almost 1900 rt,rI
have availed themselves of the opp.ru,|
ties of our books.
AS the State Federation especially IA
mated public libraries as the field ii Al
we hope the object of the city fsder,i|
will be the same. and all the other III
pledge themselves to sustain the only N
lie library in this town. So much n
will necessarily elapse before the Carps1
donation and house room win bel eyail,lI
we must labor for ourselves in the md
time. | therefore again request your n
with earnest zeal for our cause. Yoj
truly, Mrs. S. X. MclIhenny
Committee for Lyceuu|
Houston, January 3, 1900
The federation Of the literary tlam|
this city is I'm fat accompli. and III n
look for good work is very b.Iz,. \ 4
first work to be taken up together Nh
collection of money for the purchase
library site, and while this Is ce-tai1lf|
uphill work the hope of getting a hns
library for Houston is such lo:sy \
beautiful enc that there is no dost
women composing the clubs will succeed
making 1t reality.
The Woman's club held noirtsl|
last week; for once fine weather MA
much for them and had 70 postpoas
pleasure OF meeting until next Wsdassa|
The Current Literature club viii 81
with Mrs. Horace Booth next Wedun|
afternoon at 3 O'Clock.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-01-14
Personal.

=
Miss Stella Root was expected
Yesterday from Fort Worth. hW sns
been persuaded to extend her ss'
another week.
Mrs Edmond Bardep has receh,9
turned from a visit to the heautiiu'
Of Victoria, where she was the guys
her mother. Mrs. Eva t. Barden.
Mrs. Henry Charles House pas
turned from a visit TO Austin, Wns,s
was the guest of honor at nanu'
reception given to her by her slslsA
Lollie Care Barrett.
MRS. Rufus Cage will be with Mrs =
Ring for a visit ON Wednesday ~
1t is hardly necessary to add luas
Cages friends will be delighted y
come her back to Houston, II ohiy !. !
short time. nor that time VIII De -
to as great a length as possipie y
Ring.
Miss Tohin of Austin and MISE ~
of Charleston, S. c., who have W.
deservedly popular visitors here y,
past few weeks, will leave temoi.ss
Dallas. where they will visit anioAs
iiAcHuS.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. w. johnson snw
have returned to their home ~ p
after pleasant visit with Mla ID
sons parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Il. y
Mrs. Fl, +, Rue and Mrs, Tom e
are at home Tuesdays from 60
at li17 Chencvert street.
Mrs. j. W Hudson tuee AtKlnssr'
be with her cousin, Mrs. Ed~sfu y
fernan, this week 3,
Miss Lorena White Of Dayllis M VI
turned home after spending ths
with Mrs, Myrtle Ellison \
Miss Mamie Grogan is yisI'lpa y
in Austin. +.
Miss Anita Bondies OF GalFes.S,r II
her aunt, Mrs, W G. Crane ~ n
main with her for the preSeo', &,
Mss Tsrl~tam n Dallas - 'ne "
Miss Lfie Nav Jones
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-01-14

place Tuesday morning at o'clock at the
residence Of the BRIDES parents, MT and
Mrs. ". Rosenfeld. corner Preston and
Cheneyert streets.
~
Mr.. and Mrs. George H Hartwell an
nounce the marriage Of their daughter.
Alice Gray. TO Mr.. A. c. l.. Magruder OF
San Antonio, to take place at Christ
church. January %, at o'clock a. IN
No cards.
Mrs Bryan Heard gives card party
Wednesday afternoon In the parlors OF
the Capitol hotel
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-01-14

The Robert e. Lee chapter. United
Daughters Of the coutedsraey, will give
complimentary entertainment to their
friends al the Capitol Hotel next Friday
evening January 10. in celebration OF the
anniversary OF Robert y Lees birthday,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-01-14

Mrs. Edmund p. Turner win give a
high ave party this week In complimen,
to Mrs. NORMAN and Mrs. Wood OF ohio.
who are With Mrs. JET Miller for this
month.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-01-14

Mr. and Mrs. George Hunter have late
ly installed themselves very comfortably
at 1ilo Capitol avenue. and are al homa
to their friends. Mrs Hunter gives a
card party Wednesday afternoon by way
Of a house warming.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-01-14

The wedding of Miss Rachel Rossateld
and Mr.. Arthur Hsidingsfelder win take
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-01-14

Miss Cora Root did not take any part
in the leap year cotlllon Tuesday evening.
so she did what she could to comfort the
men who we're left on that occasion BY
inviting them 10 her home to spend the
evening with her and few friends OF her
own mind 10 meet with them. game Of
high ave was the form her consolation
took and Il was so merry and so holly
contested that all the smart OF being let
was forgotten oy the men and the ladies
were OF course happy in contributing to
their consolation.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-01-14

The Ladies' Parish association of Christ
church will give a reception Wednesday
afternoon in the parish house comnus
mentary TO the rector, Rev. II. D. Ayes
and Mrs, AYES. All the congregation. IS.
pecially the strangers. are cordially in
yited. The hours are from 4 to s in the
evening.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-01-14

In connection with the reading to be
given next Tuesday afternoon by Mrs.
Mary Stone Gregory. under the auspices
OF the Ladies' Reading club the following
musical numbers viii be given.
Violin solo--"Valse Adelaide"
..,,.,,.,.....,..,...M Mrs, G, f. oliver
Mandolin soio-ta) conhdante; Oh
canitive-Song--"T Gift'.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-01-14

In the Galveston Review Mr.. Herberi
Brown gives the following account of a
pretty compliment to Miss Fem, who "a
visiting In the Reviews abiding place,
Thursday evening Mr.. and Mrs Rich
ara Spillane entertained with progressive
euchre in honor OF Miss Fem OF Hous-
ton. who Is spending the month as their
guest. The players were Mr.. and Mrs
Clarence ousley, Mr.. and Mrs. George
Anderson. Colonel and Mrs. NJ. r. Mott
Mrs. R. NJ Cash DR.. and Mrs W. G
Fisher, Mr. Corbett. Mr.. Alhee, Mr.. Dyer
Mrs. n. Fellman, Miss Edrs Fellman,
Mr.. Louis Fellman. Mr.. Alpl Csc Feilman
and Miss Lucy Lowe, besides the host and
hostess and guest OF honor Miss Croker
and Miss Sp!lane punehed%-only they
didn't punch Each player had been given
= tiny fan attached to a ring On each
fan was some character from Shakes
peare aud partners were found for In
stances, by Macbeth hunting UP Lady
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-01-14

Tickets of admission will be limited, each
member of the club being provided with
a limited number of tickets for disposal
among their immediate acquaintance, thus
assuring congenial crowd for the dance
that Is to follow the programme.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-01-14

The next session OF the Mansfield ORA
matte club, to be given about the end Of
the month, will be in the nature OF pub
he performance OF short programme, fol-
lowed a dance The committee In charge
Airs. Christian. Mr. Albert and Mr..
Chadwick promise something very novel
and entertaining. Saengerhund hall, with
its newly equipped stage and excellent
dancing noor. will be the scene Of this
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-01-14

The following item from the Denison
Herald of recent date is supposed to refer
TO Houston couple: quite funny in
cident happened today just after Hous-
ton and Texas Centrl No. 3 came in. There
was on board newly married couple from
the south. When the baggage was unload :
ed there were two trunks bearing the la
bel Me and My Bride in large poster
letters. The groom was among the hrst
to notice the decoration and he didn'i
waste any time in tearing the labels off
He did not seem to enjoy the joke, evil
IDENTIFY perpetrated by some of his friends
at the starting point. The couple lett on
the Katy flyer for the North.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-01-14

The forty sixth anniversary of the
Houston Turnyoreln occurs today and the
event will he graudty celebrated tomor-
row monday evening by a bail al Turner
hall The idea is TO excel all prevlous
balls this time, as the yerejn is steadily
increasing in number and influence. II
is one OF the solid institutions of Hous
ton and has been for the past forty sia
years constant source OF pleasure and
Improvement to its members All Hous.
ton will Join in consratulation on this
birthday celebration
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-01-14

Invitations have been issued to the mar
rage OF Miss Lee Morris, DAUGHTER of Mrs
Sidney Carr Beckham, to Mir. Patrick
Sarsheld Grogan. all OF Hearne. 10 take
place in that place on the Gath OF Janu-
AIRY. at 1880 o'clock in the evening Miss
Beckham is well and favorably known here
and throughout the State and Mr.. Grogap
is the son OF Mr.. James F. Grosan vice
president OF the National Oh mills in this
city
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-01-14

MIR, Norman and Mrs. Wood of Troy,
very handsome compliment paid them by
Mrs o. T. Holt Thursday A game of
whist followed by luncheon, all per-
fectly carried out as Mrs. Holt always
sees that her affairs are. Besides the
guests of honor Mrs. Hollis guests were
Mrs. JEFF Miller, Mrs. j. A. Mullen, MIS-.
David Rice. Mrs. Mary Bolts, Mrs Fitz-
gerald. Mrs. j. T. Mshl, Mrs, B. r..
Weems. Mrs. a. S, Hall. Mrs C. II. Lucy
Mrs, J. II. Trezeyant, Mrs. II. F. Ring
Mrs r. b. Norris Mrs. William Baker
Turner, Mrs, J. c. Baldwin, Mrs. Ingham
Seward. and Miss Cargill.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-01-14

Miss Marietta Delgado gave an informal
reception last evening to her cousin Mss
Grimke of South Carolina. and Miss Tobin
.of Austin, This was gotten UP yery hur-
riedly to give the friends OF these yolng
ladies an opportunity OF saying good bSe
90 them, as they both leave tomorrow for
Dallas. Both have made big host OF
friends here and it was With regret thai
those fricrds said the words OF parting
that sweet sorrow" being only so3ened
by the hope of seeing the bright faces o.
The young guests again,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-08-31
LO dicisSOas
electoral
EN- ESTUDIO

FL Consejo Executive celebro su se-
gunda session, comenzando por nombrar
Secretsrio Mr.. Msgee, quien lleya
ocho meses de residencIa en- la Capital,
por tanto, debe saber csstellsno.
Los otros acuerdos son de muy poca
importanois, excepto ell que Sc retiere &
Ia division por distritos de la Isla, en-
conformidad con 10 preceptuado por ell
Bill Foraker.
Mr.. Hunt puso ell asunto sobre ell
tapete, Mr.. Garrison propuso ell nom
bramiento de una comision para que 10
estudiase enseguida J diese informe, y
ell independents Mr.. Crosaa dijo que Ell,
<asesorandose en- personas competentes,
habfa confeccionado un proyecto de di-
vision, que juzgaba perfecto.,
La comisi6n fue nombrada en- ell acto
y la componen Crosss, presidente, de
Diego, CamufisE, Mstienzo y Barbosa.
Veremes 10 que resulta en- este punto
vitalfsimo.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-08-31
NUEVE CONTRA DOS

Ahors, con mayor interes que nunoa,
estamos en- ell deber de lamar la aten-
ci6n de todos los puertorrIquenos, sin
distinction de psrtidos polfticos, pars
que pougan especial cuidado en- la cleo
ci6n de los individuos que han de cons
tituir la camsra legislative.
ALI ca doude todos debemos demos
trsr nuestro pstriotismo; sllf es dUnde
hs de Iaborarse Ia possible obra de nues-
trs fslicidsd: = creemos que los peque-
nos intereses de partido deben pospo-
nerae ante los grsndes intereses de la
patria.
No queremos molestar a nuestros
adversarios, quienes no hscemos mas
que llamsrIes la atencion.
Estamos viendo funcionar ell Consejo
Eiecutiyo, observsmos que las propc-
sicioues enmieDdas discutidas, fderon
sprobsdas 8 Techazadas siempre par
nueUe UOt6s contra dos.
LEGO, por fin, la hora en que ell pue-
bio esta pslpando Ia triste realidad de
la poIftica republican,.
Hasta ahors, los tres consejeros re
publicanos no han heoho mas que votar
de acuerdo en- todo con ell Presldente Y
demas consejeros norte. .amerioanos.
La prensa de San Juan relata Ell case
curiosfsimo de h1ber presentado Ma
tienzo una proposition, con la cual es-
tuvieron conformes los senores de Die
go y Camufias, y, al ser sometida la
votaci0n de los Cousejeros, resulto re-
chszada por ,lueUe UOtos contra dos. iFue
que ell sefior Matienzo, no queriendo
discrepsr de sus compsfieTos. vote en-
contra de So misma proposition?
Este solo case prueba que nuestros
correligionarios no han lido allf opo'
nerse por sistems, desde ell momento en-
que Sc les ha visto dar su voto en- pro
de una proposition presentada pof ell
sefior Matienzo.
Ademas, fGese ell pals en- las eDmien-
das propuestas por nuestros correligio-
narios; examfnense y estddiense lac
referidas enmieudas que la mayorfa del
Consejo reehazo, claramente Sc vera
que solo han sido inspiradas por la JUS
tIcia pOr ell patriotismo.
Disponfase que ell nl0cero teudrfs su-
torizaoi69 para detener y conducir los
Consejeros que no asistiesen las sc
stones del Consejo; J los sefiores de
Diego y Camu1as sc opusierou d la re
fsrida disposition, por considerable
atentatoria nuestras vigentes leyes de
enjuiciamiento criminal y Ordenes Ge-
nerales que las modifcan, segdn las
cuales nadie puede ser detenido sino por
causas de delito solo en- las formas y
condolences en- que 10 previenen nues
tros codigos y las referidas Ordenes
Generates. D3 NADIA valieron las lega
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-08-31

La prim nara nochs lie cause extraFaz,
Ia falta de eontestaci6u 81 misiva
pero la segunda sufsi6 mucho "a
tercera tuvo que apoyarse para no cssr
Alejose de allf con la cabaz. snclipa.
da sobre ell peeho, con los oios ureT.-
dos de l&grimas. La passion II
habfa en- IN nifio. Canine 1 Ia ventn.
"a, hsci6ndose tristfsimas rehsxio7e.
Como era possible que ella no &c bg.
biese conmovido al leer la largi reaa
eion de esperanzas J martirios q1e <
traz6 nerviosameute en- una de sQs no
ches de insomnio2 Por otra parte. pe.
dfs tan poes cosa.. .....
Sc arrepinti6 imediatamente de asbzr
hecho una appreciation tan lniusta. ;0-z
derecho teufs &l para sacrifi ,ar De s.a
modo ell silencio de la mujer idoIatrsdas
ST no lie habfa contestsdo, "a lie co1ta..
tarfa. iAunque solo fuera por misgri
eordia! iCon que gozo iba abrir IA
carta! PoEaue era lndudable que aqae.
LA uoche era la Ultima uoche de incer.
tidumbre.
Me da Ell ell coraz6n que madaas
me contesta entire dientes-
J que Sc compadece de mf y que sc de-
eide 3 alentar mis- ilusiones. =. ;Sa bon
dad debe ser tan grande como su bsr-
mosurs!
HaIsgado por ideas cousoladoras. sin
pensar siquiera en que estaba tan face,
pobre y hainbriento, irgui6 la frente,
miro & IN lado y otro para crientarse
= emprendio, sonriendo, ell camino De
"a humildfsima casa, en- donde lie espe-
raban IN cuarto frio destartalado, VI
Iecho duro y una nueva noche de marti.
rio- De pronto, al atravesar por una
plaza, THOSE easullmente en- ell puesto
de una fJrista, de una de esas foristas
que ofrecen preoios insigni6oautes, en-
los cafes de segundo y tercer orden,
las fores reVendiias por las porteras '
las doncellas, eu3ndo sus amas sc as
dan para que las arrojen al basurero.
FL pobre diablo no pudo reprimur III
grito de angustia, Estropeado envuel
to con otrs porcion de ramilletes mus
tlos como Ell, estaba ell 'que eost6 tres
meses de sscrificios horribles.
Lo reoouocio en seguida Y 10 compr5
con gu Ultima peeeta. De- los ojo. De
aquel infeliz brotaron abundantes Iagri-
mas, cusndo yio entire m grupo de ro-
sas ell billete amoroso en- que relatabs
todas ses esperanzas = todas "a. pe1as.
liza splaudida setriz nj siquiers Sc Ia.
bia dignado leerlo!
CArULo MESDEs