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New-York tribune., 1903-07-24
M. LINN BRUCE CALLS ON MAYOR.

NJ Linn Bruce. who has been agreed on for
president OF the Republican County Committee. TO
succeed Robert c. Morris resigned. yesterday
called at the City Hall 10 pay his respects 10
Mayor Low. Mr.. Bruce spent about twenty min
utes with the Mayor and said afterward that he
had seen William II. Ten Eyck. chairman OF the
executive committee. who will issue a call for a
special meeting OF the County COMMITTEES for
Thursday night OF next week
1t was learned yesterday that President Roose-
welt told Senator Platt this week that he was
well pleased with the selection of Mr., Bruce for
the presidency OF the committee
New-York tribune., 1903-07-24
NEGRO LyNCHED FOR MURDER.

Memphis. July 23.-News was brought here
last night of the lynching Of John Gilbert a
negro. on Monday afternoon near Pinckney
Landing, Ark, thirty miles south Of this city.
Gilbert, it is charged, implicated in the
shooting of II. J. Hubert. a white planter. He
was bound over to the criminal court but was
taken from the officers by neighbOrs of Hubert
and hanged near where the shooting occurred.
New-York tribune., 1903-07-24
RIVERSIDE DRIVE CONTRACT LET.
Ryan & Parker viii Build the Second Part
Of the Thoroughfare.

Ryan & Parker yesterday secured from the city
the contract let by Borough President Cantor for
construction of the section OF Riverside
Drive The first section was completed some time
ago. and ends at One-hundred- and thirty-ffth-st
taking in the steel viaduct the Manhattan
valley. The second section will from One hun
dred-and thirty-ifth-st to Onehundred- forty
81 10000
New-York tribune., 1903-07-24
CATTLE QUARANTINE RAISED.

washington, July 23.-Secretary Wilson to-day
issued an order removing the prohibition against
the expectation Of cattle. sheep and other rImi-
nants and swiLe from the port OF Boston, on
count OF the existence OF foot and mouth disease.
shipments viii be resumed soon as the British
Government removes the embargo which IL has had
fn force ag1.ast New England ports.
New-York tribune., 1903-07-24
CHANGE IN COMMAND AT MANILA.
General Wade to Succeed General Davis on
Saturday Morning.

Washington. July z3--Acting Adjutant General
Han has been advised that Major General James
F Wade will relieve Major General George w.
Davis OF the command of the Division Of the Phil
sppines on Saturday morning. which day Cen
eral Davis viii placed the retired list,
New-York tribune., 1903-07-24
PRESIDENT REFUSES cLEMeNcY.

Washington July 23.-The President has denied
the application for Communication of the sentence of
death imposed on benjamin g Hill. white man.
FIxty-fiye years old. who killed his wife some
months ago. Hill will be hanged tomorrow at
Nh district all
New-York tribune., 1903-07-24
rELEeRAPH cAsE in. SUPREME couRT.

Washington. July 23.-The case of the Western
Union Telegraph Company against the Pennsyl-
vania Railroad Company. involving the right of
the railroad company remove the poles OF the
telegraph company from its lines was docketed in
the United States Supreme Court to-day.
New-York tribune., 1903-07-24
PosrMAsTER eENERAL lN GLOUCESTER

Gloucester. Mass. July 23.-The revenue cutter
Onondags, with Postmaster General Payne and
party on board arrived here this evening from
Jh-~fAa- and viii remain night
New-York tribune., 1903-07-24
POST NAMED FOR GENERAL E. o. c. ORD.

Washington. July 25.-Seeretary Root has issued
an order naming the cantonment on the military
reservation at Monterey. Cal, Ord Barracks. in
honor Of Major General f. o. c. Ord who an
officer OF the first command that occupied Mon
serey, on January 3, lSh.
New-York tribune., 1903-07-24
BURTON AND TlLLmAN TO DEBATE.

Kansas City. No, July 3 (Specia). Senator Bur
ton has left here for Madison, Wis, where he and
Senator Tillman viii have a joint debate on the
negro question.
New-York tribune., 1903-07-24

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New-York tribune., 1903-07-24
JUDGMENTS.

The following judgments. for sums Of over -.
were fled yesterday, the first name being thar Oh
the debtor:
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1903-06-16

over green ak; aia1onas aEd pearls
Miss Mamie Jordan, of Winnsbolo O
pink crepe de chine over ,affe,a
siik; diamonds and opsie.
Miss Mae Lee Barre -AA red etainns
with handsome Elack lace.
MISS Kate Barre--,blue silk with
lace trimmings; opals.
Miss Maggie Barre---silk null owe,
white taffets; opals.
Miss Georgie Sohumpert--black
point desprit with lace trimmings.
| Miss Lille Merchaus-whiteu or
candle, ribbon trimmings.
Miss Little Mae Russell ll---hlack
point d'esprit over taffeta; pearls.
Miss Grace Harman--blur organ
die with white applique,
Miss Jessie Moseley---pink organ. .
, die, trimmings Of real lace; pearls.
Miss Bette Hair--whito orsandir;
, amethyst.
Miss Estelle Counts-white -. .
lawn with lace.
Miss Ad,lis Werts---whits organdle,
., trimmings Of lace and ribbons; opals
Miss Ellen Wrrls-whlte swiss,
trimmings Of lace and satin; rnhi"s
M,ss Alma Hartman---hlnn awi-s,
ribh m trimmings.
Miss Bessie Miller-whi,. organ
! die, with lace
Miss Matte Miller-blue organ
die, lace aud ribbons; rubies.
Miss Bernioe Shesly white India
lawn, ribbons.
Miss Lucy Bedenbaugh-helio
trope null, trimmings medallions
and lace.
Miss Agnes Summer-white organ
die, trimmings Of applique and rib.
bons; diamonds.
| Miss Susie Summer-white silk
null, trimmings of lace and ribbons
diamonds and pearls.
Miss Eugeuis Summer-pink silk
null, trimmings and ribbons; pearls
| Miss Dickert-silk etaienne over
silk-opals and diamonds
Miss Mary Hatner-blne silk,
grape sppliquy; turquoise and dia
mouds.
Miss Annie Mae Bedenbaugh- blue
organdie, tri" mings Of real lace; dis
monds.
Miss Lalage Wheeler-white Irish
lawn, ribbon trimmings.
Miss Lucy Wheeler nous
seline with lace.
Miss Marie Fellera-pink organ
die, trimmings Of black velvet; opsls
Miss Matte Fellers-yellow organ
die, lace and ribbons; rubies.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1903-06-16

" A"oo TipOons; plnF
flowers.
Miss Jessie Scott, Of Augusta, wore
u very pretty gown of white organ.
die over green taffeta silk; white
roses.
Miss Bessie Brown, of Laurens
was costumed in dainty white null
over silk; white ribbons and white
lace flowers
Miss Medors Duncan. Of Union
WAS beautiful ia costume Of white
silk chiffon over eilk.
Miss Myrtle Schumpert was very
much admired in violet silk null
made over white taffeta; violets.
Miss Bessie Schumpe,t wore a
dainty and becoming dress Of very
soft white chiffon.
Miss Lucille Wilson, q charming
dehntarte, wore beautiful gown
Of II 1 >,'k trimmed in white lace,
medhllolIs >rl black velvet.
MIS- q u">ieve Evans WAS very
hnnds"m.' ard attractive in a plain
q Stun. rf white or. and,e
Miss H. i"u Jones wore very
al! lIs!, sat Of whi,o mnhsir skirt
with "Lrr china silk waist,
Mas tnlula Game, OF Lsurans
wore pink orgsndie trimmed profuse
ly in cream lace, pink roses and rib
hons Of the same shade.
Miss Alexs Mcclure, Of Chester
WAS costumed in delicate blue chins
silk, with very handsome Dresder
sash.
Miss Bessie Simmons was sttrsc
tive IN Lowell! white orgsndie ove>
blue silk; white lace terths, pinl
roses aud ferns,
Miss Thyrs Schumpert wore {
very handsome gown OF real lac
over old rose taffets, with trimming
Of old rose velvet. white lace, riul
ruses.
Miss Pauline Glider w,re yer,
beautiful dress Of white chius silk
ehirred, white flowers
Miss Camille Evans was dsintil,
gowned in pink orgsndie
Miss Rosa Moore was handsome il
white lawn trimmed IN lace,
Miss Meta Jones, Of Lsncss,er
wore charming costume Of whit,
organdie, with trimmings Of resl lace
pink sash.
Miss Barron, of Columbis wore
very handsome gown OF pink sill
null very elsborste!y made with Wild
white lace, pink ribbons, aud flowers
Miss Mildred Simmons was YER
beautiful in an all white COSTUME.
Miss Olive Bardin, OF Charleston
WAS beautiful in very lovely cos
tune OF white organdie, with ,rlru
mings Of white lace aud riobons.
Mrs A. T. Brown wore d handsom
costume OF white point d'esprit ove
lemon colored satin, with trimming
OF satin ribbon and yellow chiffon.
Mrs. Geo. 20 tombstone wore yer
elaborate costume Of linene colore,
silk tissue run with blne ribbon
trimmed IN blue taffets, rlbbous, an,
blue chiffon.
Mrs. o. l.. Schumpert was yer
handsomely gowned in black etainne
trimmed III moire silk; white chine
silk waist finished with white appli
que.
Mrs j. w. Nj. Simmons was hand
some in black silk skirt; whit
waist Of soft white sole; red roses.
Mrs. d F. Pifer wore beautifu
dress Of white organdie very hand
somely trimmed in white satin rio
bons
Mrs. Ma'cns l. Spearmau wore
beautiful gown Of white sole.
Mrs. Frank Il Wilson wore loveI,
, white India linen made with whit,
= embroidery white flowers.
Mrs. +. A. Schumpert wore hand
soue black silk skirt; white wais
r trimmed IN black velvet.
Mrs Lambert w. Jones was dsin
THY costumed in a black silk skir
with light blue chiffon waist.
*s:*
4 Miss Thyra Schumpert entertained
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piok very charGaingly enteftainaa at
finch on Wednesday. 'fae home was
beautifully and tastily decorated with
ruse., nas,nrtiums and sweat peas,
The first prize, a lovely gause fan,
was won by Mrs A. T. Brown. The
( consolation, large bunch Of sweet
yeas, was awarded Miss Lila John
, stone.
The SCORE cards were dainty hand.
, painted miniature Japanese lanterns.
Delightful refreshments were
served.
Those present we're: Misses Nancy
} Pool, Azile Pool, Gertrude Oarwile,
Bessie Brown, Of Laurens, Nina Gar.
lisIe, Bessie Carlisle, Thyra Schum
} pert, Bessie Simmons, Winnie Mae
Wilson, Ola Wilson. Lalla Martin,
Moria: Martin, Fannie MoCaughriu,
Lucy McCaughrin. Helen Move
Nellye McFsll, Mary Burton, Bessie
Glider, Maud Langford, Ethel
Boozer, Mamie Renwick, Agnes Sum
mer, Susie Summer, Myrtle Schum.
pert. Ruth Wells, Lnura Blease,
Annie Byuum, Grace CLARK, Marie
Warher, Carrie Mayes, Lizzie Glenr,
Lila Johnstone, Maize Dominiok,
Edith Putbury, # Washington, ID.
G, Adlnide CASTOR, of Chester,
BIanch DeLurme, Of SHUTTER, Counie
Jones, Of Lsurens, Fleming Of
Greenwood
#s~
The dance rendered in the city
hall st Prosperity by the young men
Of the town Friday evening Was one
Of the plesssntest occasions in Pros
perity's social history.
The hall wss beautifully decorated
with palms and ferns, and with taste.
full drsperies Of blue and pink
Quite number Of visitors were pres.
ent, adding to the pleasure Of the
occasion.
The scene WAS very beautiful
one, the OCCASION very enjoy able and
enjoyed, aud it will long be remem
bered by those whose fortune it WAS
to be present.
Excellent music WAS furnished hy
band secured for the occasion.
The following couples were in at
tendance:
Miss Annie Belle Wise with Mr..
II F Browne.
Miss Lillian Wise with Mr.. {. NJ.
Hsrmsn.
Mis- Mamie Jordan, Of Winns.
boro With Hon. A F. Lever.
Miss Mae Lee Barre with Mr.. D.
S. Hsltiwauger,
Miss Kste Barre with Mr.. 4 B.
Mise.
Miss Maggie Barre with Mr.. j B.
: Settler
Miss Georgie Schnmpert with Mr.
G. {. Merchant
Miss Lille Merchau, with Mr.. j.
NJ Cook
Miss Lille Mae Rnssell with Mr.
Z. ". Werts
Miss Grace Harmsu With MIR q.
b Merret,
Miss Jessie Moseley with Mr.. j.
Hope.
} Miss Bette Hair with Mr Lee
u Miller.
=, hiss Estelle Counts with Mr.. VII.
lie Long.
Miss Addie Werts with Mr.. j. b.
Bedenbaugh
Miss Ellen Werts with Mr.. Joe
Hartman.
Miss Alma Hartman with Mr.. W.
F. Bed"nbaugh.
Miss Bessie Miller with Mr. Is. P
Cook.
Miss Matte Miller with Mr.. II.
Werts.
Miss Bernice Shealy with Mr.. Lee
Schumpert.
Miss Lucy Bedenbaugh with Mr.
Ernest Bedenbaugh.
Miss Agnes Summer, Of Newborry
with Mr.. o. +. Wise.
Miss Susie Summer, Of Newberry
with Mr. nj. T. Abrama.
Mjsa Eupania Summar ~ Nau
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1903-06-16
SOCIAL uEWBERRY.
~I%@%@ ~%~% q

The Annn al cOuluietlSehe" S'"
eiveu in the Armo'y on Thursday
nigh, by the Newberry German ol"o
was q very happy occasion and from
every s,anh;riHt the members OF
the Club are H. be congratulated
upon the success which attended
their ,ffv,ts 10 make the occasion
one of the pieasantest which 1t has
been N.wbrrr, X to enjoy.
MANY visitors, brought into the
CITY hy the commencement OF New
berry College and the festivities at
t,ndirg the week, graced the oc-
cuslou with their presence.
The scene WAS bosutiful There
wer- fair wonr,n and charming, eIe-
gantly cos,umed, What more need
be sadly
The rainy, dismal morning which
usherel ia Thursday gave way to Il
clear, cool evening, making '.''' :
nll the morr enjoyable. E.r~II".h
music Was furnished by Thomas
orchrs,rn, Of Columbia.
The following couples W"r" VA lh"
floor.
Miss Maud Fqut with Mr. II /
Renwick.
Miss Bessie Simmons with Mr :
II Mclean.
Miss Mildred Simmons With Mr..
Ct. +. Clausset, Of Augusta, Ga.
Miss Taluls Game, Of Lsurens,
with MIR. L. X, Johustone,
Miss FIoride Barron, Of Columbia,
with DR.. ID. l Boozer
Miss ln,rs Schulupert, With Mr..
+. h Domlnlck.
Miss Adelaide CASTOR, Of Chester,
with Mr. ". G. Schenck
Mss Blaucu DeLorme, Of Sumter,
witt MIR. ". c. Tyre.
Mss Myrtle Schumpert with Dr.
" + Ehefbsrdt
Mlss Bessi" Glider With Mr. j
X Aull.
Miss julia Paisley with +. h
O.ney, Of Chsrles,on.
Miss Ross Moore with Mr.. II \
Copeland, Of Union.
Miss Nets Jones, Of Lancaster
With Mr. ). Reuwick.
Miss Pauline Glider with Mr.. c
l. Suner.
Miss Neville Pope with Mr., L
&. Eekrldge.
Miss AleAs Mcclure, of Columbis
with Mr.. /. II. Pope.
MISS Helen Jones with Mr. J |.
klnard, of Ssluds
Miss Jessie Scott, Of Augusta, Ga.
with Mr.. G. Z. Pelham
Miss Genevieve Evans with Mr.
}. j. Hope, Of Peak.
Miss Bessie Brown, of Laurens
with MIR. G. j. Moore.
Miss Olive Bsrdin, of Charlest 90
with MIR. p, +. Glider.
Miss Hafner, Of Chester, with Mr.
}. q. Daniels
Other gentlemen present.: Messrs
hlllledge Lipscomb, Jr., Of Nino,y
Blk, Hankinson, of Augusta, w. A
Jameson, Jr., H. W. Dominick
Johnstone Cpppock, & f. Wearn,
Hair Of Union, j. f. Renwick, O
Union, Newt Walker, OF Union, j
\. McFall, j. B. Boozer, Jas. Dunk
lIn, Of Lanrens, H H Evans, Robt
Mayes, F. f. Scott.
Chaperunes: Mr. and Mrs. A. T
Brown, Mr. and Mis-. O. l.. Schum
pert, Mr. and Mrs. +. Il. Wilson, Mr.
and Mrs. j. W. NJ. Simuous, Mr.. sno
Mrs. +. A. Schumper., Mr.. and Mrs
Drury Fair Pfer, Mr. and Mrs
Lambert w. Jones.
THE COSTUAiEa
lhe costumes were Rll lovely, ant
any description, however complete
could but fail to describe their lowell
ness, The following, however, ma,
IN some degree give some idea:
Miss Bessie Glider, very popula
and graceful dancer, wore YER,
handsome dress of white poin
desprlt over white satin with pear
Passhmentre ornaments The Cos
tune was one OF the handsomest i,
thA room and r,rnatlx,
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The costumes we're Hll lovely, and
any description, however coInplete,
could bnt fail to describe their lowell.
ness. The following, however, may
IN some degree give some idea:
Miss Bessie Glider, a very popular
and graceful dancer, wore a yerv
handsome dress of white point
oesprlt over white satin with pearl
passamentre ornaments. The Goa
tune was one OF the handsomest in
the room and greatly admired.
Miss Maud Fant wore white poin,
desprit over white satin with sa,in
trimmings of white satin rlbbons--e
very handsome costume.
Miss Julia Paisley was dsintil,
gowned in white china silk trimmed
in ribbon and lace.
Miss Adelaide CASTOR, OF Chester
" charming debntante, wore coa
'ume OF white point d'esprit over
white satin, white roses.
Miss Blanche DeLorme, of Sum.
ter was attractive in beautiful gown
or very light blue silk null over taf
feta SILK, blue satin ribbon trimminos
and white lace.
Miss Hafner, Of Charleston, was
dalntily costumed in white oreandie
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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1903-02-11

transfer all school property real. per-
sonal or mixed to the county in which
It is located Immediately after this bill
becomes a Law and takes effect.
Sec. 542. All public schools in the
Territory OF Hawaii must be divided
into primary. grammar grade. and high
schools.
Sec 5i3 The county superintendent
Of schools OF every county in the Terri
tory must hold at least one Teachers
Institute each year, and every teacher
employed in public school in tho
county must attend such Institutes, and
participate in its proceedings. The eX'
penses of such Institute shall not ex
coed two hundred dollars annually and
shall be paid out of the School Fund
Of said county.
Sec, 54i. All teachers now employed
by the Department OF Public Instruc-
ton of the Territory of Hawaii shall
be considered employees In the respec
tive counties wherein they are EN-.
ployed, and shall be removed only for
the causes mentioned in Sec $50, sub.
division fifth.
Sec, 545. ANY graduate OF the Homo.
lulu Normal School shall upon appli,
cation to any of the County Boards OF
Education OF the Territory OF Hawaii
be granted grammar grade certificate
Jpn his Normal Diploma
Sec. 546. Women shall be eligible
to the Office of County Superintendent
and as members OF the Boards of Edu.
cation
Sec. 547, The members of the Coun-
~ Board OF Education shall qualify
within ten days after their appoint.
ment, by filing a bond with the Board
Of Supervisors Of the county, in the
sum OF two thousand dollars.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1903-02-11

Sec 5iS. The Territorial Board OF
Education are hereby authorized to per-
form all the duties and to exercise all
authority formerly performed and ex-
srcised by, the Commissioners OF Edu-
cation, that have not been repealed by
this Act.
Sec. $40. The Superintendent of
Public instruction shall have power to
appoint secretary for his office, who
shall also act as secretary to the Ter
ritorial Board of Education. The Leg
lslature shall fix the salary of the sec
rotary and he shall be paid out of the
General Fund of the Territory.
Sec. $50. Amy certificate granted by
any County Board of Education shall
be valid throughout the Territory for
the length of time it was issued
Sec. SOL. The principal OF the school
or the County Board OF Education shall
have power to expend the library fund
for the school for which 1t was appro-
priated, and the County Superinten-
dent shall draw his requsition on tho
County Auditor for the sum so eX-
pended; Provided, however, the sum
shall have been expended according
to the rules of the Territorial Board
of Education.
Sec. $50. There shall be established
In every public school In the Territory
Of Hawaii School Library; Provided,
however, that the sum of money for
amy school, for such library shall not
exceed thirty dollars in any one year.
Sec. 55S, The County Superintendent
Of each county shall have power to APP
portion the Library Fund to each
school.
Sec. 554. All Acts and parts Of Acts
In conflict herewith are hereby re-
pealed.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1903-02-11
r. e. KINGS LIST.
FOR RENT,

FURNISHED ROOM; fronting on King
ST.; bath and electric light. At Cot
tage Grove.
TWO ROOM COTTAGE, with bath
mosquito proof, electric light, water
81 per month. At King Place. neal
the German Church, Beretania st.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1903-02-11
TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY

Take Laxative 3romo Qulnine Tablets
All druggists refund the money II II
fails to cure. L. w. Groves signature
IL on each box: rs, cents.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1903-02-11
FOR SALE.

FOUR cottages known as King Place,
near German Church, Beretania st,
THE LEASE of lots at the Beach
with cottage, barn and bath-house
Of eleven rooms, IS years to run.
Price, $500; 5000 down; balance
$25 per month.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1903-02-11
SITUATIONS WANTED.

ON Island Of Oahu. as locomotive or
stationary engineer, by a man ca
pable of erecting or assembling and
running either style Of engine. Nd.
dress w. c., this Office. 237l.2w
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1903-02-11
FOUND.

FotND-Insurance against the break
age Of plate glass at The Honolulu
Investment Co. 2051-tf
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1903-02-11
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Columbia Bar-Lock TypewrIters.
Toledo Self Computing Scale Co.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1903-02-11
ROOM AND BOARD.

THE BEST and most centrally located
mosquito proof rooms in town, from
$3.50 per week up. Helen's Court,
of Hotel st. rear Elite building.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1903-02-11

LOT at the BEACH, with water, fenc-
ed; bath.house Lease SIS per year.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1903-02-11
FOR RENT.

FURNISHED COTTAGE, Suitable for
couple; SIG per month. 3l13 Klnau
Street.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1903-02-11
LIE a Sc

TO LEAsE-Magniflcent building site
in centre of business part of city
with frontages on Nuuanu, Bereta'
mia and Chaplain streets, to be let
on long lease. Perfect title. For
full particulars apply in first in.
stance to c. p. r.. Z. o. Box AGA.
2359-1m