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New-York tribune., 1900-03-27
THE CAPE TO CAIRO ROAD.

MR.. RHODES OFFERS A GUARANTEE FOR LINE
THROUGH GERMAN TERRITORY
Berlin, March 26--From a memorial the sub
Ject before The ReichsJag IL appears that 10
the Central Railroad through German East Africa,
to which the Reichstag refused TO grant an appro-
prtaton, has been offered a financial guarantee
with low interest by Cecil Rhodes. The guarantee
provides that the road shall connect with the line
which Mr.. Rhodes is planning.
New-York tribune., 1900-03-27
THE MACRTM NVESTTGArT rTOY.

Washington. March 26.-Ex-ConsuI Macrum called
on Chairman Hit OF the House Committee on
Foreign Affairs to-day and signified mis- readiness
10 be heard in regard 10 his service Pretoria Ii
was arranged that Mr.. Macrum would be Informed
when the committee was ready 10 proceed. which
viii be IN day although time has been
sci
New-York tribune., 1900-03-27
INTERNATIONAL PLATE GLASS TRUST.

Washington, March 20 specian.-Consu- General
Guenther reports TO the State Department that
draft of bylaws for interna tional plate glass
trust mas been unanimously agreed 10 by the Ger
plate glass manufacturers As IL has already
been approved by the plate glass manufacturers OF
France and Belgium. the international trust can be
considered q fact
New-York tribune., 1900-03-27
TRuNK LINES coMMIrrEE REPoRrs.

The subcommittee Of Trunk Line Association
Passenger Agents met yesterday and submitted its
report in the matter OF rates out of New-York in
Guiding the differences with the Canadian Pacific
over transcontinenta fares. The report will be
ceived to-day by the entire committee with Com
missioner Farmer IN the chair
A number of the Trunk Line freight agents
in conference with Commissioner Goddard. dis
cussing matters involving rate division. No formal
statement of what done obtainable but
the best Information to the effect that
changes had been made in existing schedules.
New-York tribune., 1900-03-27
GERn4N CLoCKmAKERS cOnRINE-

Berlin. March 26.-The clockmakers OF the Black
Forest have taken the preliminary steps 10 turn
the entire industry there into a large company
with capital supplied by Berlin capitalists and 20
devote especial attention to the manufacture OF
clocks similar 10 the American article The
WUrteTberg clock industry has been already cap
itaized at 5000 900 marks by Berlin fnanciers.
New-York tribune., 1900-03-27

when he leaves the Appellate Division, will be
assigned by his former associates either TO jury
or equity trial term. But because Of his distin-
guished qualities as a chancellor lawyers will
be likely TO desire his appointment TO the equity
side of the court as much possible
New-York tribune., 1900-03-27
THE PLAGUE IN AUSTRALIA.
MORE CASES AT sYDNEY-EIGHT THOUSAND PER-
SONS INOCULATED.

Sydney, y. S. W, March 26.-The number OF bu-
bonic plague officially reported has reached
thirty-six. There have been thirteen deaths from
the disease. Eight thousand persons have been IN
oculated.
New-York tribune., 1900-03-27
TO AMEND THE NATIONAL BANK LAW.

Washington, March Ex-senator Allison to-day in
troduced a bill amending the National bank act
10 allow banks of deposit TO be designated in
cities OF 25 population The present requires
5OO0 population.
New-York tribune., 1900-03-27
WORK ON TUNNEL BEGINS.
rsT DAY OF THE thirty ALLOWED
BY CONTRACT.

r,ssr coBBLEsToNE RAISED is GRABBED
.~D CARRIED AWAY BY AN AR
DrN-r Souvenir COLLECTOR.
-, work 1,Don the great underground railway
be,-,, Yesterday morning at Greene and
,,,.,1rs- s-s where twenty men, under the
.-ss-s of James Ptkingtcn, sub-contractor
- ., lover the Bleecker-st- sewer that
!. ,,;,I mass below the coming tunnel at Elm-st
New-York tribune., 1900-03-27
THE CHICAGO AIDS FRENCH STEAMER.

THE BRETAGNE, WITH SHAFT BROKEN. TowED
INTO BAHIA.
London, March 26-The French steamer Bretagne,
from Marseilles February % for Buenos Ayres,
has been towed into Bahia by the cruiser Chicago,
Admiral Schleys flagship The Bretagne has a
broken shaft.
New-York tribune., 1900-03-27
MAYOR SAYS NO PLAGUE AT SAN FRAN
CISCO

CISCO
San Francisco March 26.-Mayor Phelan has
sent the following dispatch 10 the Mayors OF fifty
cities in all parts OF the country:
Eastern papers just received refer TO a sporadic
case Of bubonic plague in San Francisco. The
Board OF Health reported such March s.
twenty days ago. Since then Chinatown has been
thoroughly inspected and disinfected No other
case has appeared All persons visit the dis
trict usual. On account OF the efficiency and
vigilance of Health Department and formal
quarantine. there is future danger Please give
this 70 YOUR local press of justice 10 San
Francisco. JAMES D. PHELAN.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-09-19
School Text Books.

The State board Of education. after
several meetings and careful ezaui-
nation of the books submitted for
their inspection, have concluded their
task of adopticg list Of text books TO
be used in the public schools Of South
Carolina for the next five years a
COPY of the list is published in this
issue of The News.
The agitation 10 behalf of sou'bero
books for southern schools evidently had
i,s effect 90 the board 10 DO other
way is i, possible to account for their
adoption of Lees histories Of the
United States. This series is, with
scarcely an exception, the dulles',
heaviest, least Interesting aud there
fore the least teachable of all the his
tories 10 existence. But it vas written
By southern woman, aud her uaue is
Lee +; ard it is published by a southern
publishing house, which he's managed
10 some way to Interest large number
of Influential persons in its behalf,
aud which has worked the old soldier
racket for all it was worth There is
not one practical, capable school teach
er in fifty that would select these
histories for teaching children, for the
simple reason that they are no, written
10 style to interest children. or growo
folks either for that matter The
writing OF history requires special
talent, just as the writing of poetry.
aud few possess that talent; aud Mrs
Lee is cot numbered amoOg the few
We cannot scoouot for the discard
ing Of Maury's geograph'es, uoless 1T
is in obedience to 'be uew c5aze for the
new method Of teaching geography.
Some regard Maury's ss autlquated.
We regard this series as the best of ai!.
though Feye's is excellent yi l's kidd
and that is the kiod that is 10 demand
poa by most schoolmeo. IL does look
like pity. though, that book By SO
d.s,iog gu,shed southern author-tbe
"piopeer of tie sea"-sbould have to
give place to a New Eoglsud book
But if Frye's is the best, that is the
one to have. There should be 90 sec
tiona lines in school books aod it is
to be regretted that The board were not
so liberal minded in selecting histories,
SO that they uighs nave adopted real
histories, such as Fiske's or Egglestoo' $.
The grammar We are not familiar
With aud therefore have nothing to
say Of that selection. The algebrss
aud sri.hmetlcs are very good. The
text book on pbyaiology-a subject
to which much attention is given 10
schools now-is for superior to the
book it replaces The Dasure readers
evidence good idea 90 the part of the
board, and ia something uew and need
ed in the public schools In short,
with the exception of the histories. the
selection seems to be good one
Grecnvile News
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-09-19
a SCENE IN TIE PHILIP
PINES.

Thomas ". Jones. private IN
Troop 6. 1ith Cavalry, .. S v,
writing from Santa Cruz, Philippine
Islsrds, to bis brother George Jones.
in S ashington. D. G., under date OF
June y, describes g massacre of
Filipipos in which he took part on
June IS. aud which he relates as
aaite IN the line of his ordinary
duties EEe ,eiIe hcw sixty members
of his regiment were ordered out to
kill or capture fanous Filipino
general, known to be ;iving lo the
ne;gh5orhood Ate, some rough
scon,lng the generals house was loca
TED and the Americans c!awled
through the uoderbscsh uut;i they
secneed positions but few yards
distant Then ttey discovered that
they had unwi,t1ugly cbanced upon
wedding There was large crowd
p,ess.t to par.ake in the festivities
Mos, Of them OF course. were
women aud chhdren. but there were
abo.s IS mep present who were
armed rbe Americans were order
ed to fire yos'ey from ambush and
then charge whict: they did With
terrible resa'te
"Tne sceae that resulted was hor-
r;n,a w,;:ea Private Jones "On
tho Ground uear the house lay the
bodv Of the bride. whose brains had
heen blown oct The groom. who
had received bullet in the stomach,
was ~ wing near by 10 dying condi
t;on Twelve Of the Filipinos had
heea killed and about the same num-
ber wounded. an elderly woman
was sho. through the leg and a little
child had had her arm ehot cH But,
adds Peivate Joues cheertully, I'VE
90. the old genera, all right and we
borned the Insurgents quarters before
we left .,:r
zat;op this administration is paternal.
" bringing to the Filipinos and u
probably Jones letter is not an unfair
description of the sort Of warfare tins
GREAT government is wsging against
these far away islanders whose only
crime is their love of ilberty) IN
fnrtherapce of "the just RESPONSE
b;iities of our victories in the Span
ish wax"
;mneriai English troops found 'gooe
pig sticking" in South Africa.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-09-19
KershaW-Camden About

Kersha About two
ioohes Of rain on l5:h {; will bece6:
peas and potatoes cotton cesry all
picked will be about half rormaI
Drop corn will be less thao oHe iousth
Of porual crop j B Mlnkle
LeSiu gtoa-Leesvi.!c Plecty Of
rain siuoe tue l4;b, wh,cb vii! CO pess,
potatoes aud gardens soue good, bet
not much. as they are TOO far speat
stapd OF ;ur0ips is DOW pro5a5'e.-A j
Boa,wright
iIariooro-Benpet.svlIe: Rain On
the night of the i4sh. frs; in three
weeks /; cotton all open aud bal; of it
picked crop very sao.t la;e ooro,
peas, potatoes aud hay crops almost
entire failures gardens barren Of
vegetables.-T s Evans.
Sunter-Ramsey A Two weeks
drought da,laged peas ADD potatoes !;
some Gelds are entirely bare Of cotton !;
I tbiok the oo.sou crop vi!l all be
gathered by O,s l5:h-.Mast G Ram
sey.
O,angeburg-Bowman The first
good raio iu six weess fell 90 the 14sb;
too late TO be Of aoy material benefit to
crops soue fields Of corn being gath
cred yielding about half crop; Gotten
is beiog rapidly picked, the weather
having been very favorable !; first
picking leaves l,s'le CO the stalk
sugar cane caoaos make over calf a
crop.-B O Evaos.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-09-19
REPORT OF THE CONDITION CT
THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK

OF SUMTER, S. c..
At Sumter. in the State Of South Ca'o'ins
at the close of busir esq, Sept $, 1900.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-09-19
j .aud in the democratic primaries has

i eaud 10 the democratic primaries has
become SO frequent that there is
growing demand fer a reforn or the
abolition Of the system. For some
years it has been the custom to speak of
such Frauds ss irregularities" aud TO
gloes over the corruption that has crep:
in. But at last a great many men
have grown tired Of the existing abuses
aud are demanding that the primaries
be honestly coodacted
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-09-19
The Appetite Of a Goat

Is envicd by all poor dyspeptics whose ston
acb ard liver are out Of order. All such should
know tsa, Dr.. Kings New Life Pills, the Won
derful Stomach and Liver Remedy, gives
suienaid appetite sound digestion aud resu-
lar bodily habit that insures perfect health and
rreat energy. Only csc at ]. F: W. DeLorme's
drug store.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-09-19

TIE State Board Of Education has
adopted list Of books for use in the
public schools of the State for period
Of i've years that is. as whole, ao-
eeptabIs to cot q single teacher or
school official With whom the writer has
discussed the matter. Better books
shan those adopted have eeeo in use IN
the schools for years, and the people of
the State have thousands of dollars
invested in them. The books discard
cd, have. with the exception Of Tar
bells Granmars. given entire satisfaction
and large majority Of toe teachers aod
ali Of the county supes:n ieodsnts of
edocssioa recommended that the old list
be .eadopted II the circams:apces 'is
difficult to understand the reasons im-
pelling the board to make the sweeping
changes. The editorial criticism of the
Greenv;lle News is just and pointed.
The editor Of the News, Mr. ". H.
Wallace, is oae Of the best keowo aud
abless teachers of the State, aud writ
ing fron full knowledge of the subject
his opiuion is worthy Of the fullest
acceptance.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-09-19
/ o those living

a 11,all12rr;;aI districts Tutt's Pills
&c indispensable, they keep the
stem III perfect order and ar@@
~ aosSollzte cure
: sick headache, indigestion.
::ss5sa.!;arija, torpid liver, constlpa-
s;or. and all bilious diseases.
T uEEtl' s Liver Pills
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-09-19

The war 10 South Africa is practically
a. az end. and President Kruger of
the TrausyasI aud the members of his
cabinet are en- seuts TO Europe. 1t is
said tns. oumber Of the prominent
men of the swo republics will come to
this coaotry aod become American
.si.isens England has carried ber point
and COW owos the gold aud diamond
.mioes Of South Africa, but the price
she has paid 10 blood and money is
excessive. Tie cause Of freedom dies
hard, and the Beers made a mos. gal
lsns fight against the gres,ess odds.
Had tbe odds been as great the fate Of
the thirteen coiopies>in 1861 would
bave been the came as that of the
TrsDsvaal GOD tee Orange Free State
10 1899 1900.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-09-19
New York Life Insurance Company.

nLDEsT and larges: international Life
Insurance Company IN the world OPP
Grating under the control of 50 governments.
No shareholders. Asaets over 1926 600, 600.
An profits paid to policy holders Life ordi-
pary. Accumulation Policies Teo, Fiji
teen, Twenty Payment Accumulafloo Poll-
cies. Ten, Fifteen, Twen'y-year Eodow meot
Accumua,lon Policies Policies non-forfeita-
ole, incontcstaole.
II FRANK WILSON, Agent,
Sept l2-3m oum'ei, . ~
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-09-19

The Sunstsr Wascnnaam was founded
n 1850 aud the True Soathron in 1866.
The Watchnsas. aaG Soasthros now has
the combined circulation aad influence
OF both CT The old papers, and is mani
festly the best advertising medium IN
Samter
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-09-19
Estate Of John Martin, Dece'd.

WE WILL apply to the Judge of Probate
w Of Sumter Lonn,y on October l2'h,
1900, for Final Discharge 80 Executors of
aforesaid Estate.
JAEES D MARTIN,
ISAAC II MARTIN,
JOB JACKSON.
Sept II, lsoo-4t
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-09-19
A Ill
ANNOUNCEMENT ! |
J. RYTTEuBERG & SONS.
To Oeyas Friends xasd
Patrons
We have exceeded our
usual efforts 10 put before
yOta this season the most
carefully selected stock
of desirable merchandise
that has ever been Our
pleasure TO display TO you
over our counters.
We Have Spared no Pains
or Expense in the Selec-
ton of our Stock.
Our buyes have been
i'm New York during the
whole season


And we can safely promise if you in
spect our elegant line of Dry Goods, NO
tons, Carpets, Cloaks, Shoes, Clothing,
and Groceries, you will be more than
satisfied and be amply repaid for your
time thus expended.
Watch this space and from time to
time we will quote you prices on ne"
and desirable articles of merchandise
that will mean big money savers tor you.
j. Ryttenberg 4 Sons.
Onr store will be closed Monday, Sep
temher 24th. and Wednesday. Octo-
ber Sd
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1900-10-31

District of Waimea extending from Ha
napepe to the boundary line between
Waimea and X Ia Plantations and
extending along line in continuation
of said boundary to the sea. Polling
Place: Waimea Court House.
Inspectors: c. B. Hofgaard, G. w.
X. Naval, T.. L. Kauai.
Fourth Precinct-From and including
Kalahea to and including Hanapepe.
Polling Place: Hanapepe School
House.
Inspectors: J. A. Palrer. J. X. Pa.
lama. H. II. Brodie.
Fifth Precincs-Ths District Of Ko-
loa from Its Junction with Lihue to
and including the lana OF Laval. Poll
ing Place: Koloa Court House.
inspectors: W. H. Neal, A. X. Mika,
II. Blake.
Sixth Precinct-The District Of Ii
hue. Polling Place: Linus Court
House.
Inspectors: W. T. Lucas, c. H..
Bishop, Kanikanihia.
Seventh misunderstanding from
the land of Papa to and including the
land of Waiiua. Polling Place: Court
House, Kappa.
Inspectors: w. Neal, X. Kaumua-
Iii. S. w. Meheula.
Eighth misunderstanding from
Kalihiwai River to and including the
land of Papa. Polling Place: Gov
eminent School House, Kilauea.
Inspectors: John Bush, p. Migela,
|. Kahilena.
Ninth Notwithstanding from XII
lihiwai River to the north boundary Of
the district Of waimea. Polling Place:
Waioli Court House.
Inspectors: c. H. Willis, J. W. Alo-
hikea, c. b. Makee.
The electors In said districts are en-.
titled to elect representatives as fol.
lows:
In the First District, four.
In the Second District, four.
In the Third District, six.
In the Fourth District, six.
In the Fifth District, six.
In the Sixth District, four.
Given under my hand and the grea;
seal of the Territory Of Ha.
tSeal.l wall at the Capitol in Ho.
nolulu, this cath day Of
September, A. d. 1900.
SANFORD B. DOLE.
BY the. Governor.
Henry E. Cooper,
Secretary of the Territory
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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1900-10-31
EXECUTIVE NOTICE.

The Governor directs that notice be
given that the following changes have
been made In the Inspectors of Elec-
ton as set forth in the Election Proc
lamation of the cath day Of September
A. d. 1900:
FIRST DISTRICT, ISLAND OF
HAWAII.
FIRST PRECINCT:
w. H. Campbell, Esq, IN place OF
Harry Rycroft, Esq.
SECOND PRECINCT:
Geo. Kaihenul, Esq, in place of VIM.
Nailima, Esq.
THIRD PRECINCT:
]. T. Moir, Esq, In place Of ]. N.
Maikaloha, Esq,
FIFTH PRECINCT:
C. II. Swain, Esq, In place Of H. S.
Richard, Esq.
SECOND DISTRICT, ISLAND OF
HAWAII.
THIRD PRECINCT:
w. X. Waiamau, Esq, in place of c.
Kaiaiki, Esq.
FOURTH PRECINCT:
r. Wassman, Esq, In place of ].
Hakuole, Esq.
FIFTH PRECINCT:
Geo. McDougall, Esq, in place OF
C. w. Naope, Esq.
SIXTH PRECINCT:
Robert l.. wilhelm, Esq. in place OF
J. II. s. Marin, Esq. David X. Wailehua,
Esq, in place of J. n. Namomoku, ESQ.
THIRD DISTRICT, ISLANDS OF
MAUI, MoLoKAI AND LANAI.
SECOND PRECINCT:
d. McCorriston, Esq, in place of s.
Kawaihoa, Esq.
SIXTH PRECINCT:
Moses Kauhimahu. Esq, in place Of
Thos. X. Clark.
SEVENTH PRECINCT:
A. c. Kaueholo, Esq, In place of G.
l.. Kookoo, Esq.
NINTH PRECINCT:
Noah Kamakau, Esq, In place of d.
p. Eldredge, Esq.
THIRTEENTH PRECINCT:
Chas. Haul, Esq. in place d. P. Ka-
pewa, Esq.
FOURTH DISTRICT, ISLAND OF
OAHU.
SECOND PRECINCT:
S. p. Kaai, ESQ.,, in place Of D. X.
Kalauokalani, Esq.
THIRD PRECINCT:
+, Mcintyre, Esq, in Llace OF W. H.
Hogs, Esq,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1900-10-31
FOURTH PRECINCT:

FOURTH PRECINCT:
T. c. Polikapa, Esq, in place OF
r. N. Boyd, Esq.
FIFTH PRECINCT:
John X. Wilder, Esq, in place of E.
X. Lilikalani, Esq
SIXTH PRECINCT:
J. T. o'Connor, Esq, in place Of H. ].
Mossman, Esq.
SEVENTH PRECINCT: ..
John Kekuku, Esq, in place Of Kimo,
Esq.
FIFTH DIsTRICT,IsLAND OF OAHU.
FOURTH PRECINCT:
oliver stillman, Esq, In place Of R.
l.. Gilliland, ESQ.
FIFTH PRECINCT:
George E. Lake, in place OF E. B.
Mikalemi. c. s. Richardson In place
OF Jos. Fernandez.
SIXTH PRECINCT:
Kauka williams, in place OF John de
Fries, ESQ.
J. NJ. Ezra, Esq, in place OF J. A.
Low, Esq
NINTH PRECINCT:
A. w. Nicely, Esq, in rlace Of W. J.
Coelho, ESQ.
SIXTH DISTRICT, ISLANDS OF KA-
UAI AND NIIHAU.
SECOND PRECINCT:
J. II. Arendt, Esq, In place Of E.
Knudsen, Esq.
L. Kilauano, ESQ.,, In place of Max
Schlemmer, Esq.
FIFTH PRECINCT:
David Kapahee, Esq, in place of W.
H. Neal, Esq.
Chas. Neuman, Esq, in rlace Of A. X.
Mika, Esq.
SlAlH fhEJlNCT:
II. d. Wishard, Esq, n place Of c.
II. Bishop, Esq.
EIGHTH PRECINCT:
w. Kinney, Esq, in place of I. Ka-
hilena, Esq.
NINTH PRECINCT:
d. II. Kanehe, Esq, in place OF J. W.
Alohikea, Esq.
Also that the following corrections
have been made in the names OF In
spectors published in said Proclama-
ton:
FIRST DISTRICT, EIGHTH PRE-
CINCT.-J. @. Jones.
THIRD DISTRICT, THIRD PRE-
CINCT.-A. Makekau.
FOURTH DISTRICT, THIRD PRE-
CINCT.-M. ]. Borba.
HENRY E. COOPER,
Secretary Of the Territory.
Capitol Building,
Honolulu, October 81, 1900.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1900-10-31

DESofNb Ito MIL.
Kohala, Kona and Kau, Island of
Hawaii.
First Precinct-Consisting OF North
Kohala. Polling Place: Kohala Court
House.
Inspectors: w. p. McDougall, Joseph
Hussy, ]. F. Woods.
Second Precinct-Consisting of South
Kohala. Polling Place: Waimea Court
House.
Inspectors: J. Crowley. H. Akona, J.
X. Maialoha.
Third Precinct-South Kohala to the
north boundary OF, Hoolualoa. Polling
Place: Court House, Kailua.
Inspectors: L. S. Aungst, C. Kaiaiki,
J, X. Laioha.
Fourth Precinct-North boundary OF
Hoolualoa to and including Keel,
South Kona. Polling Place: School
House. Konawaena.
Inspectors: Henry Greenwell, ]. Ke-
aweahawaii, J. Hakuole.
Fifth Precinct-From south boun-
dairy of Keel to north boundary of Kau
Polling Place: Court House, Hookena
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1900-10-31
TERRITORY OF HAWAII.

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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1900-10-31

Inspectors: j. X. White, J. Nahinu,
G. w. Naope.
Sixth Precinct-From the boundary
between South Kona and Kau to the
westerly boundary Of Punaluu. Polling
Place. Waiohinu Court House.
Inspectors: J. II. S. Martin, j. ~
Namomoku, o. X Apili.
Seventh Precinct-The remainder Of
the District of Kau. Polling Place:
Pahala School House.
Inspectors: w. p. Fennell, L. Ikaaka
J. X. Hoopii.
The Portland daily press., 1900-03-30

Rsv. Harry e. Townsend, pastor q tAs
wosdtsrds UnivsrsaIiss sosastg sad wtfs
went 70 Bouth WindhAm Wednesday, sss-
mag, whsrs Mr.. Townsend Addressed tbs
people Of the south windham Univsrsa-
HIST sCsisty NJ thsir special Lsntsn ser-
vics.
Driver Fred Hayes Of me woOdfsrds
hose wagon is reported a. bsing some
what Improved In health.
Rocky Hill lodge No. 81, KniRhts Of
Pythias, 81 thsir meeting held last svs-
ming conferred the rank Of kniRhs On .
0andtdats.
The COMMITTEES In charge Of the ar
rsnssments for the annual parish mest-
Ing ssd supper Of the wOodfOrds Univer-
saliss parish are planning on large at
tendance and an enjoyable affair. Ths
idea Of holding = supptr on the sveniua
of the parish meeting is nsw one bus II
win erhnps tecorne permanent feature
in th g life ana work Of tbs sooisty.
The Portland daily press., 1900-03-30
CIVIL SERVICE ExAMINATIoN.

An examination under OWL servies
rules will be held in Portland, May Q. for
the position of Librarian, Treasury De-
partment. Salary $500. Subjects: ls''
tsr.writing, elements ri political ecor.
ony,, history and government Of the
United States. library economy, biblio-
graphy. including oataloguing, indexinG
and books of reference, and training and
experience.
On May and Q ter position Of clerk.
class of Treasury Department. salary
S14Oo. Subjsots: preparation OF financial
statistics. elements Of political economy.
financial history and monetary science.
training and experience.
On May 8, and 10 for position Of
Translator, Mint Bureau. Treasury De-
partmsnt. Salary si4O0. Subjects: arith
mstio. comprising foreign weights, meas
ures, monetary standards, ETC., prepara-
tion of financial statistics United StHtes
and foreign geography, elements Of polit
ical economy, financial history and mon
etary scienos, French and German Ian.
guagss, ana training and experience. Age
limits to each CT these examinations Is
30 years or over.
Persons desiring to compste should at
once address the Civil Service Commits
zion, Washington. ID. c., for application
blanks and Information.