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The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1903-03-13
MAY AFFECT OTHERS.
Illinois Central and Alton Employees
Have Agreement With Wabash

Chicago, March 9.-Union labor men
in Chicago say that the c~ontemplateI
Wabash strike is the result Of a con-
ference held recently by the trainmen
of the Wabash, Chicago and Alton and
Illinois Central roads. This meeting
was supposed to have been held in Sc
cret in ST. Louis. As a result Of the
understanding arrived at among the
trainmen of the three systems, it is de-
clared that if The Wabash strike gives
signs of going against the union, the
trainnlen on the other two competing
lines will. go out and the Illinois Cen
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1903-03-13
STEWART A HARLAN
Republican National committeeman
Secures Majority at Primaries.

Chicago, March 9.-Graeme Stewart,
the present republican national COM
mitteeman from Illinois, secured a ma.
jority OF the delegates at the repub..
lican m~ayoralty primaries yesterday.
The total number of delegates is. $40;
necessary to a choice, Att. OF these
Stewart had, with five wards to hear
from, b31, and John M. Harlan, his
only competitor, 266. sT~wenty-one dele.
gates are u~ninstructed.
Stewart and Harlan both reside In
the TWenty-first ward, and. from IL
Stewart secured every delegate.
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1903-03-13
February Failures.

New York, March 4.-R. G. Dun & CO
report 1850 commercial failures durini
February With liabilities Of slo,9o7,45s
compared with 1,104 in the correspondent
month OF 1852, wi.on tic amount involve
was I1,Sees5 D, and ,04 IN l.6l. with lis
b~ilities ri 81. 2ST "a.
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1903-03-13
GIRL GETS DAMAGES
Awarded $4,000 for III Treatment by
an Official,

an OnlCIal.
Kansas City, March "a jury gave
Eva Cook, a hello" girl, judgment for
$4,000 against the Missouri and Kan
sas Telephone company. OF this sum
$500 is for actual physical injuries
and $1,000 punitive damages.
Miss Cook testified that While she
was sitting at the switchboard
ing calls a company official came up
behind her and exclaimed in an angry
voice: Eva Cook, can't you face your
board?" He grasped her by the Shout
ders and whirled her violently around
She was sitting upon a high revolving
stool, and when she turned round her
knees caught beneath the switchboard
and gave the upper part of her body a
sever twist.
Judge Slower, in in]structing the jury,
said 1t might be we'll to teach employ
ers Of corporations to treat their EN-.
ployes with consideration. I
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1903-03-13
r
icaso Man Who Perjured Himself to
Get Divorce Is Punished.

Chicao, March For p~erjuring
himself in order to obtain a divorce
from his wife, Henry a. Frey, a church
and Y. NJ. c. a. worker, was found
guilty by a jury today, nj Judge Bren-
tano sentenced him to pay a fine Of
$4,000 and an indeterminate term in
the penitentiary. Carl Larson and
James f. Johnson, who assisted Frey
in the divorce suit by their testimony,
were fined $50 each.
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1903-03-13
FEW MoURNERs in SIGHT
Legislature Wants Somebody to Tell
Whether It's Dead or Alive.

Dover, Del, March 7.-Chaos reigned
in the legislature today. Both houses
stand adjourned until T: O'CLOCK this
afternoon to ascertain from the best
legal authorities whether the legisla-
ture is dead or alive. The situation
results from a misunderstanding about
adjournment on Monday, the confusion
resulting from the election of senators.
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1903-03-13
GORMAN WILL LEAD.

Democratic Caucus Promptly Selects
Him as the Senate Leader.
Washington, March 1.-THE democratic
senatorial caucus this morning organized
by electing Senator German to his old DO.
sition as chairman OF the caucus.
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1903-03-13
BILL PASSES
Wisconsin Assembly, Without opposi.
ton, Passes the AID vaiorem
Measure for Railroads.

Madison, Tvs, March Sin the ais.
sembly today the bill providing for tax.
alton Of railroad companies on the
yalorem basis unanimously passed
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1903-03-13

1t was stated last night that George
j.. Gould had Indefinitely his
inspection trip over the southwestern
and western Gould lines which he gen
orally makes at his time of the year.
1t is expected he will make the trip
within a few months, accompanied by
A. G. Bird, who is soon to occupy the
position of traffic manager of all the
Gould lines. e.
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1903-03-13

The CIVIL SerVlCe COMMISSION an
nounc hat examinations will be held
at Sioux City, Des Moines, Fort Mad
ison and Mason City on March 81 for
the position Of baker (female) in the
Pawnee school, Oklahoma, at a salary
Of $500 per annum and on April Z for
the position Of Nurse (female) in the
Seger school, Oklahoma, at a salary of
$500 per n Full information can
be obtained by addressing the civil
service commission. Washington.
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INTERSCHOLAsTIC SPORT.
Five Sohosls Ready for the Fs0tball Cham.
DlOushlD.

Tho New fork interscholastio football
sobedule has been announced. and the five
schools entered for the championship seTics
are working hard getting. IN condition for
tho games. Tho schools that will take part
this year are De Ls Sale Institute. Barnard
Cutler, Dwight and Columbia Grammar
Chairman Parsons has arranged 10 have sll
the games played at American League Park.
where the spectators will b. kept within
bounds In previous years the crowd has
always hampered tho players.
The schools are more evenly matched this
wear than ever before. and some hard fought
games are being looked forward. 70, The
schedule calls for pxisht and Cutler school
school ls the favorits because Of ~ showing
against the strong MorIistown School team.
the latter having TO acknoYledre defeat by
the score Of 10 TO 5. Dwight pIsyed hard
game throughout. their line men. Filing
wood, Klous and 6tonkler. doing sTsat work
In Steckler the team has o puuta[ OF no 9ssn
ability This he demonstrated by his drop
kick Tor goal from the ss-yaTd line.
De LII HAlls Institute meets ColuFnbte
Grammar School In the next gene. and it'.
the Cutter Dwight games vin ins mp against
:sIies A!tho.Eh shs sas ". GonIx nSIs ss SSSass
line on the prospective. winner. inAspvcn
as the victorious team viii have 70 mSet tPs
winner Of the Columbia 0ysmnlAT-Ds IA
Salls Institute gsms for the honors.
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AZ Chicago.

CHICAGO, Oct. i1.-F. B. vsnmeser 4 Co.. Inou.
bstor, backed from 10 TO down TO Q, won the Co.
iunbia Handicap IN easy fashion At Worth 70 day.
s. @. HildrethI Potheen, one Of three from hia
stable, was second and James Arthuris Bondage
was third. Dick Bernard. a. the prohlbitive odds
OF 70 !, was the only hrst choice 70 win.
First RAee-One m mIle-ExamineY N N Phlllpsl
70 /, won; Olympisn. liz Reed, 70 20. second:
Fairbury, Jane Holly. Bummor H., Firing Line,
Morendo and Germany also ran.
sseond RseesI fsySns..D!s. ss 3, ss%srd * .h l1'
70 .. seeona; C:nss; ~ phlips. % 70 !.
ous also ran.
and quarter-Incpbator. % Hsrrep. TO l. won;
Potheen. s (wtsonl 70 9, sscold: Hondage q
(Robbins), : TO 4. third. Tine. 3M T. Wnful.
Major Tommy. Jack Rstln. HANand. Lady Jocelyn.
Dr.. Stephens and Nitrate Also ran
Fourth RAoe--Six fuIIonGs..Gregor K. no ID.
HsiD, is to l.. won; Topsan o. tmilscnl. II 70 :.
second; Satchel. "a Is. bonnerl 70 third Tine.
1914 IS. cypnenne, Stuyve. Father TsliAnt. oyp.
sene. Thane and Auresca also ran.
Fifth Race-One mile and , sixtsenth-Bard
Of Avon. % III. Phillips), II 70 won; Alright, u
wilson, II 10 10. second TUFTS, " Is. BQunen
% 10 l. third. Time 30ost. Old Nike. Nr. blngle
Barrack and Dqdie 5. also ran. -
sixth RAcc-Six funonss--Rells Malone, ioc
(Poilak), 10 l. won: Big Ben. ~ tD HsiD, 70 !.
second: stem winder, l07 (Adkins). 8 70 I, third.
Time, ia Henry Mcdaniel Safeguard. klnsm
man also ran.
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all the wear Of new vehicle, are offered fol
almost the buyers own pricc.

eiuOet INV Ouyoy own pIlCc.
No one who drives or sdmlres 4, handsome
turnout oan spend an hour TO batter I'D.
y * ssS. Or ro: q Ss asR sfS
fuaons 70 s.vsns4
:pse es III & S. .HS sIsn. s%:
Sndsr shl. root 6ns must 6. Il e spP9scl.t.
r. sassnt Of sas bN:%eSs done The h,,ns:: D:.
or pleasure q" cal llsr. It : modelled on t6e
same extensive lines and something. u shown
appropriate Tor eyery style Of vehicle: There
not bs supplied.
The .t. stsndsrd , co@sh e % Hers. Company n.y.. At
y showing . lot Of wsll.mannered. high Class
II E 70 win win in The :So1 rns. Xt tie Il Vtraipins
oushly sehooied and then fsmillsrized ii I with
city sights, SO that the buyer has only the
pleasure OF sitting behind perfect animal.
tan e hs Pre-. sns ;.l' ws a
prices, DrlS;s,s arg Kept y ths nea.rsts point; vasn ss
Ss usS .soSd L Essp in $ mnd sa con-. me-
more to buy . reliable horse from this re-
liable company than 10 deal with an irre-
a pleasant innovation At the training farm
Of the Standard Coach Horse Company. in
augursted by the president. Allan McNaugh-
weather permitting, on Saturday afternoons
IN October. AZ o'clock the meet WIN b. be at at
Horse COMPANY, % and the Is start VIII b. made
as arranged by Messrs. Frank 8. De Ronde.
Henry W Ditman and william Macnaushtan.
Tea will be served after the chase at the
cottage at $50 o'clock.
" ia nearly q century since the harness
and saddlery house OF r. 8. Luaueer 4 Co.
has brought added prosperity. and the house
has long been recognized as one Of the leaders
IN the trade. At the present time u u show
saddles and stable requisites TO- be found In
the city. Nothing is sacrificed to quality.
for its patrons want only the best, at fair
valuation
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Polo at Van Cestlanat,

Team snssSsmsnts forosd the Troop 4
ss!s,t:.:a + R.sI t!!:lss e. =: rs
Two Won fnAlly BY ss.L * H H. A.
s. 2aa ,ss siss "a shS o2ssaS ks:aqSSgss gssss % sssa
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BRIGHTON TURr eoss1p.


AnVuneS suu1p Iuot uyNn uEoD UoA0
Warned 01 ths Lscsi 1saeas.
Once moro the report va In oirculatiou
at Brighten Dsaoh yesterday that ths Jockey
Club stewards have warned John J. Ryan olP
the Eastern tracks. Tho information came
to The SuA from man Who has been In close
touch with Rysa's Affairs ever sines hs came
East and who made the statsme>t that The
get-rich-quiok operator. at the ooafsssucs
with the stewards held ten dAys ago, Was
quietly notined to keep away from the metro
politan tracks In future. One OF the stewards
when asked about the matter said that the
Jockey Club had taken no ofieial sction a.
yet. but hs inferred that Ryan would not
come back. II Ryan stars away, Il Is reason
abls 70 assume that hs has been placed under
Thsre. . ls some friction ey.r .As services Of
A. purchased the boys contract from W. G.
Daly. but On Thursday CreaMsr was notified
}nss ne ssEvso;: IT, Esrs nc ioSEr rsaHsed
tSs S H. fsS@ Sc 81 iS':. II.
snd sSsr ,tss sast ss n:d re oenscs
Z; s:s|ess s in sSs ies1S md SsS s:s::
auty IN ~ S.ttins ;iAs W ysst.rasy ~ S iosiiHa
been pssssd On ths layers layer rscsati1. but 80 70
far the detectives have been unable 10 mako
any arrests.
o'Neill did not ride Yesterday. q sll Of his
prospective mounts were scratchsd.
the other dsy BY 'ButtsrmilE Bill a veil.
known 9utside man N the Rms, 70 play any
racetrack man 2 match at ptQoohls. bset two
arranged Yesterday With Conrad 0ewsrt, to
be PLAYED tc-mosrey night a. the 1ay vlsw
Hotel. Shsepshead Bay. A. Gswert DID not
milk BIZ After much persuasion. consented
One u the hsavisst winners in tho ring
partner Of z. r. Thomas. ehieldi had large
Wild Pirate
tsr, viii s. run run or on tuesday. Hsrmis. Major
DaingerAeld and 1gniter are Ill sure stArters.
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BATTING.
SOsToN.
Crescent Athletic Club Trap shsstins

The shooting contingent OF the Crascsnt
Athletic Club ds6sd the elements yesterday
and held forth on the country clubhouse
grounds st Bay Ridge, Challenges viii bs
Issued, according TO Chairman Charles ],
HcbsTmott Of ths, committss, tor hons And
home oontssts With the Yale uniyfssIty Gun
fha annual match With the Bostoa Athlsts
ASeool4tleR y already afrssd on. g..
r. initial trophy esmpstitlcr st afttse clay
blFds per man S4 asPtured by william
STAKE sftsI . tis with chayiss I! hopsTmott
motps g. !, H. Jack Won two trophy svsptt
sSnk At hftssn targets. 4. q, hSuthvorth
slso sASRsssd two Gephy svsuts. sscs ~
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OPEN AND CLUB GOLFING.
FINALS IN RAIN AT FOX HILLS
AND WILMINGTON.

Mrs. N. Pendic&sn Rssess Champisa at
baatssrsa-k0ex County snd RAgis-
weed WIN TEAM Mstchss-Q Qualhytng
hsunas fer Jarvto and 0sclkett Gus.
In rain ~ fierce nearly a. that which CAUSED
postponsment the preceding week. the hnal
match play and the stroke handicap Of the
open tournament Of the Fox Hills Golf Club
were played yesterday. with fne turnout Of
members and visitors a. contestants. The
course was not affected by the downfall until
the afternoon. and In the morning round for
the Predicate Cup KelloGg made 70 and
Ward ss. Both won their matches easily.
by eight and six. which brought them together
In tho fnal. When they met last June In the
Staten Island championship kellogg was the
winner. but yesterday Ward had his revenge.
They halved the frst hole. but Kellogg won
the second in 4 to s, through laying HE third.
played from bad lie near tho fence. dead to
the hole. The third was halved. but there
after Ward was tho stronger. and. . up at the
turn. he won out BY up and , to play. The
mi nd
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g. iF.c; Rsyaclda i =, osnhses. y @. ?. Wa.
Morris County d FysimSSvyss>. O. 4. ,.
oslresscn. G " D: veaGespesG d }. Assy. .:
Morgan smith, o: J. LschAeid.o o. Total. ..
On the En Slewood links yesterday the homo
Seem woc from the Oakland Golf Club. 10 TO ,.
but owing to the bad weather only four were
Eaglewood-N. 3. Coles 9; W. Il. F. Moore, 3;
II, Ia HNttan. O. 4. D. Chllds. /. Total, 10:
OsklAnd-A: L. Riksr. o. A. ". Aossiter. q; H. N.
Peck. u =. II. Rosaltsr, Total, ..
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BOsT0N-PITTsBURG BASEBALL.
Individual and Team Work In Worlds
Championship Series.

In the worlds championship series Of base
ball games between the Boatons and Pitts
burgs which the former won, s games to
3. the work OF the rivals In most departments
was very closely matched. The only pro-
nounced difference was In run getting. an
essential In which Boston excelled, With q
total Of 50 runs to 20. the Pittsburas being
shut out twice. Other totals were - fol-
lows
Hlts--Bosson. 10: p.tt.burr. ~: A,slsts-Bos,on.
,o1 r;t'essrS s,I. i%; srrsnsmsosson T.; nsr-
sseiihos a.s-scs'es; Ip'''Surs =, pousl.
boston. !; Pi,ssbu.g. !; Three base hts--Bqston,
burg, :, Total bases--Boston III; rttsburs, "a
The individual long distance hitting was
done as follows:
Home runs Doushsrty, p sebnnG,
Threo base hlts--Rra,imont, 4: Leach, Il Brans-
neid, q Clarke J. Sebtng, 1: Freeman, g. Parent, s.
Dou6herty, J: Collins. Stan Young. I; Forris L.
LachAnce.
Phelps. ?; Kennedy. 1; Collins, l; Lachance. =:
Sthhl l.
The following ara tho fielding and bsttin 6
ef tha ariA
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ALBANY, Oct. 17.--George Thompson. q
negro, was stabbed to death In q grove
neAr Nassau Rensselaer, county. to-day,
hy Jacob Nober, q white man, Both were
woedchcppers at work 10 the grove, and
had ouarrelled.
The sun., 1903-10-18


Arrived SATURDAY. oct. II. 4
s. Sc Louis, Southampton Oct. 10.
Ss Abengs. Manila, July ..
S. CAsilda. Montsytdco, Sept. le
Sc bntish Prince. Santos, Sept. IA
81 Cnlderon, Santos, Sept, ~.
81 Parma, Surinam oct. 3.
S. Coamo. san Juan, 81. i. ;;
g. city Of Aurusta.- Savannah. Oct. is
So Eiowe, Boston. Oct. 10.
IS Chattahoochee, Boston. Oct. 10.
s. City of Macon, SAvsnnAh; Oct IL.
Is Hamilton. Norfolk. Oct. 10.
Ship Eclipse. Hong Kong April "a.
Bark pendraeth Castle, Pacasmayo, June u.
Bark Hamburg, Rouen. Sept s.
Bark Auna BAyc. Aug. 4.
BngAntino CuIaeao, Curacao, Sept. 10.
ARRrvRp OCT.
% Cedric from New York at oueenstovn.
SIS Etrurta from New York At Queenstown.
q GeY1nanic from New York at Liverpool.
s. Rotterdam, from New York at Boulogne.
sAILkp YloMYo1MdN roRrS.
s Arabic. from Queenstown ior New York.
s. Lucsns from Liverpool TOR New YORK
s. Minnehaha. from Lo1don for New York.
SS Rhein. from Bremen for New York.
s. Palatia from Hamburg for New York.
S. New York. from Southampton for New Yo1k.
The sun., 1903-10-18

'FlnNhcd thlrd but dIsQuhHHeu.
Tne-0i2. O2i. O38 3-5, 04e 36. 1915 ~
Good start; won driving: Audience. ch. T.. l. By
Sir Dixon Sallie McCleiland owned by 8, s. Brown.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC-rNIs DAT.
sun ses :. .o:l3 sun sets SIT Moon rses ..S:s1
1IoK wATKn-THIB DAT.
sandy Hook $50 Gov. rd SS3 He'll 0ats. :. .7:tS
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Handicap; for four year -olds and upward $500
added; ono mile and three quarters over seven
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inAi--Jsnvier beat churchman by . up.

years marvelcusIy well. through the in. n
creased duties Of the post has been retired
from, the custodisnshiP Of the st. Andrews
club viii continue to pay him the full Iaf salary
His successor will be Hugh Hamilton, late
Of North Berwick. and now engaged at Port
marnock Ireland
The sun., 1903-10-18

william T. Bishop a. r. We're. X ..EE'.,
-: .aa sai sSs9 20 S' sH +: X: sa sas
vsh 800. S:a...f SY va. \ E!s:|yy.:
:d S ga Z: :uHsssc ss ds:s'' w. n q ,s.s s:s
r." really afS, pS.e,ias ysSiois p, ~ plsS.: sud
sil seasons. IN sddis!on. ? wv line q run.
y shown, 4 plumber Of Sspond hand wySoVS,
The sun., 1903-10-18

4. .:.sssS s 'ti &. sSs ussDs.ssI SS
S! Il ~: !: :s 4; & ?1::: x:
Eascevp, s up and I 70 80: DuhninS bsAt
EoasWsn. BY default,
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For maiden two year -olds, 10 pounds
the scale: $500 added: six furlongs:


Poor start. won driving: Colleen Bawn br: T.,
9, BY ngston-Ben Ny Chree; owned BY Fo4hal
Keen
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BOARDEIts WANTED.

ATTRACTIVE > HES single Igpus, VITO and
without board references LELAND BOARD
DIRECTORY. Nr,t 3Jd ,'
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1903-10-19
CHEAP PAINTS
Want THE BEST MEN

Robert W. Wilcox, accompanied by
Abraham Fernandez and others of the
Home Rule party, held meeting at
Laie, in Koolauloa, last Saturday night
Al the same time the Republicans were
holding a rousing meeting at Waialua.
Fernandez is supposed to have a pull
with the Mormons of Laie. which is the
island center OF that faith, but large
number Of the prominent Hawaiian
members Of the church were seen at
Waialua. An Independent politician
who returned from Koolau yesterday
stated this morning that the sentiment
OF the Koolau people OF Laie, and even
at such Home Rule hotbed as Ka-
hama, seems to have switched from
favor of the straight Home Rule ticket
20 a tendency for picking the best men.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1903-10-19
the United states are merely idolizing
that of which they know the least.

Kauai's new weekly paper will at
tract considerable interest because Of
the general objection against getting
into print among the citizens Of that
conservative island. Kauai has its
little affairs Of difference but the great
est sin that can be committed is to go
to print with them. Newspapers were
good thing for a place like Hilo,
where a safety valve was needed for
pent up troubles. Waikiki also had
its share Of aggressive "kickers" who
felt better when the local newspaper
arrived" To some portions Of con-
sentative Kauai the coming Of local
newspaper is likely to be regarded as
the coming of the serpent in the Gar
den Of Eden. There is no doubt how
ever that with the men in control OF
its destinies the paper will voice a
progressive sentiment which the ultra
conservative element will heartily
though quietly support.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1903-10-19
OLD RACER i DEAD

c. w. Macfarlane received word
from w, II. Cornwell yesterday OF
the death Of his fayorite race horse.
Fred Mac" which was in his day the
champion Hawaiian gelding OF the
islands, holding the record for good
many years. After Mr.. Macfarlane re-
tired from the track with his horses
he sold Fred Mac to Mr.. Cornwell al
q nominal sum. for road horse. A
condition of the sale was that Cornwell
was never to part with the horse and
never race him again. The good faith
full horse died In Mr.. Cornwell's stable
at Waikapu from an attack of acute
collie.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1903-10-19

Our Lahaina correspondent points
to a phase OF the Gilbert Islander emf
grafton which has doubtless appealed
TO many, Though these people want
to return, they have been here so many
years it is a question whether they will
not be more homesick for Hawaii than
they ever were for the Gilbert Islands.
The community, however, is quite will
ing to leave the matter to the good
judgment OF Rev. Hiram Bingham, who
knows more OF the Gilbert Islanders
than any observer, One would as soon
think OF investigating the statements
OF Biblical fact as questioning Mr..
Bingham's plans or expressing a doubt
that he has made proper preparation
for the safe arrival OF the immigrants
at their destination.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1903-10-19
TEACHERS ENTERTAINED
PLEASANT SOCIAL ASSEMBLY
AT MISS TURNER'S HOME
GUESSING CONTEST WAS MUCH
ENJOYED PERSONAL NEWS
OF WAlLUkU AND
MAUI.

Waikiki. Oct l7.-On Saturday Oct
ober TO- about thirty-five Of the friends
Of Miss Charlotte Turner and corps Of
teachers. responded to an invitation TO
spend the evening with them in social
pleasures. The beautiful home was
artistically decorated within, with
rare ferns and fragrant flowers, while
the many-colored lanterns on the la
mai and lawns attracted not a few to
the outside.
Among the interesting features of
the evening were the guessing con-
tests. In the first there were twenty
two flowers to be named from sugges-
lions offered by advertising pictures.
For example, the night blooming cereus
was suggested by three pictures, a
knight in armor, an apple tree in full
bloom, and a hitherto lively little fell
low reduced to a serious position by
reason Of an aching tooth and swelled
face. In another contest, young lady
ir bridal array standing near several
bags of gold suggested the idea that 1t
was a marriage for gold-marigold
The first prize in this contest was
awarded to Mrs. w. +. Cockett. The
consolation prize, candle and stand,
was given to Mr.. Marshall, of Waihee,
TO give him more light on the subject.
In the second contest there were
twelve articles from the kitchen shelf
to be named. Permission was given
to decide the names by taste, smell or
touch. No one made mistake in
guessing the pepper, but It was some
what of a puzzle to decide which was
soda, cream of tartar or baking powder
This contest resulted in tie. Mes
danes Marshall, Austin and Wells be-
ing the successful guessers. Drawing
straws decided the contest in favor OF
Mrs. Marshall G. Schrader received
the consolation prize.
A dainty repast was served, after
which the guests reluctantly departed
unanimous in their expressions of hav.
ing spent most delightful evening
Among the guests of honor were Mrs
and Miss Horner of Lahaina.
Heavy rains on Maui this week, fol
lowed by electrical storms.
The regular monthly meeting o.
teachers was held in the Wailukt
school on Monday last. Quite mum
Der of teachers were in attendance
The schools are well filled and a new
ore in Wailuku is very much needed
The Morning Star Club of Wailukf
has issued the following invitation
THE officers and members of the Moth
ing Star Club cordially invite you Z
attend concert and ball TO be givel
at the Knights OF Pythias Hall, Wa
luku, Saturday evening, October 81
1903"
Mrs. and Miss Horner of Lahaini
will spend several weeks in Wailukl
Us the guests of Miss Charlotte Turner
J. l.. Coke who has been quite III i
improving slowly.