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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-19
The 8Faculty's Refusal tos Rein: &
\ " state II Tinsley Based & on 81 K Charges
Which the Class Produced
.aS Witnesses to Prove False.
He =: Il Has Y rittenS Apollo
gizing for His Letter.
st8.sll. \.
N Especial 70 The Times. Dispatch.)

special u The Times. Dispatch.)
sss:BI41ACIksHURG G, Jan. The
junior class trouble has finally reac ched
an atnlcablc cttlenentS and it Is now
expected that ali & tho Juniors who left
before Christmas and have hot made
definite arrang goinents "A % do otherwise,
viii h return at once S5 TO 4 college and \ be
accepted
There "a re- six Juniors, who on ccount
tof corI,s, mi Hilary. !. Or iacade denilc record, or
both; would nj q have been allowed to
return after tho holidays III 53ar,y & case ).
+ These, OF gscotirsc will not return.
sSgg3 Nc Bryd stated Tho fS lass Il on
last satirday afternoon tl1ut their part
gini tliis affair had notlling TO do viii: their
expulsion. Several men from the tlleri
Classes were similarly dealt " IT'LL $ 4
Ga Some Of n the best q men iii Y the NJ class,
however. have cl ttcrS recelved good posi-
3stionB or IRE entered at other colleges,
pending the settlement of this frair,
sJuniors n havo been re turning all along
since Christmas, d bout sixty.cig htE having
returned In all. 35S
Juniors Returr
Five or six Of Il hose aid \ not stay. SO
there are now, about sixty:three juniors
on tfie9 carn pus. n al ! of whoni.S who have
not \ III ready done so, Will 9rematrlculute3
and report for duty, Seventy
nine have already been rcinsta ted. besides
3tiie thirteen who did not sign the $resolu-s
stioil. but about twenty OF hose rein
stated " have not yct retlrned St few
Sof those who jaro or! Y the ground have
not been forrnall reirlst tai cd, but probably
will be to-rnorro no orc 4 han tlrseS
sof he resnsta ted juniors have 81 resigned
the 4 second Il time. IS 81 riie thing that the
juniors 4 liaYo been hol ding t,a ck4f on is
IL hat Endet iDsl a,sSs ted !:
N;lii ia mn elt hat they ou g1i not fO;
sraturn if their {presid entl was not alioysed
tho same privilege he facul fy's refusa !
/ tos rcinstate STinsley was se1 on certain
charges which # the GLASS produced yyit-
gnessesSto: prove false. ~ }3gSl ils8 t$
An Apology. 5s893
@ The letter that Mr.. Tlnsleya wrote to;
DR.. hlcEryde, IN hich was published last
Saturday. was written before tho writer
knew the definite grounds on which the
i faculty's action swas based. After lind
Ing out The facts, Mr.. Tinsley has written
3Dr AIcBryde apologizillg for his former.
letter .si 81 & ~ Il 4
s8Invest tigatlon Instituted on tho part o.
the class 5herc,$le and represented by 9.
III. I1e .#II.S Cunninglln II. C.sNVhite-.
hurst " c. q H Aloorefiel and a. .,
3liums, has resulted In showing the faculty
that eir5inforinatlon about Mr.. Tinsley3
was incorrect and on the strcngt til Of this
nov evidence they have rcinstnted Mr.
slNnslcy on tho same footing rs Tho other
members Of tho class 53sj al .} M SiHa
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-19
work TOGETHER. ! |
FOR RICHMOND. |: | / ]: j
President Leigh ,lj anle 4: & Num- Num-
3 bcr 81 Special! e Com NJ
.s5$s 111ittces. .!ssi353
K: FOLLOW i HIS sUGG GGEsTllIl0|Nl'|s';' I N;
Movements ID ealt It'll in Presi-- i,sit-
dent's Z report IT. be' * 'i.'VIJigo 8 ~
55s y N ouslys Pushed

W S. I. q. tho Cham
5,,er OF puslls to
successf, consum,n on va rlo ous gnoYta-
ne,,tHs for TIL pbuild dig ond
sa,iegest tel :lli1n ins his annual report.
5T,hit work might begin O Il once, a& called
meeting Of tho Board Of DIRECTORS \ Ct
Stho $Chamber was held ycstcrd day evening
ii & s ;3O u o'clock. and pecial3tsconllnlttees
3wero appointed. There we're present .l1l a. a.
this injecting Messrs. L.es eis 2, = ~ =,
president; James Il. Gordon, n 81 81. VICE, Y. .
president John G. reenla,l SECOND ViceI
5nresfdent. aud \ S.. W. 1'ravers, 4, cx-presl-
dent a tho Chamber. and NJ Messrs. Z y q /.
e,nrrIngton. George y. Christian i: I. I Z.
5Chrlstia n Hamilton Field, Henry 8. aHiutz--
5ler,a John I.n,nrdstrcct. Robert Lecky Jr.,
W. G. Noland. John B. Purcell .a8 NN.Sa !i.
r Rcetl . Arthur Scriveror, homas mas ~ s.
;yVheelWrigh Coleman ham Sl ana ftenT' en-
iryl Wood. direct ors .35 4, . ], ,
Excuses we're made for he a Esence 81
Messrs. N. W. Bowe,5 u. a. Saundcrs,SJIr 3,
ana II a.. Williams. Jr, " .5 , sis II 4 y
,rhe object OF this meeting being 70
carry out In part tho resolution opted l:s
at tile annual meeting Of the u Clihniper il y
.to the effect that tho president should 70 l.
appoint special committees to conslder cln1sllli'l
and report upon a number 81 srecofnineI- ~
(1utlOnS SuDnllttcQs HHu dPpl WV W
OCCASION with tho view Of hnying !. thein l1'l'
definitely acted upon by tho Board & and y q
Chamber, tho president announce me S'; fol-
loving select committces:s u 4. fsSsf ssf
Committed on S Manufacturing Sites
A1cssrs! Wv. Bowc, 7. M. Workman, JI
IL ELAN, Henry s. Hutzler,5 John SRA
lor.3 h BsI M 5a f U,
Committee on Hotel sltc--Messrs john q Z.
Thompson Brown, j. u T.. Sutton, E.y5.A "a Z
,Catlln Robert Lcclsy Jr, fi.i& urqu u
hart. AZ b g 9l I. VI z, 81
n Committee on Auditorium. 6. 81 Free
man Arthur scriyenor. u; Y, Morris, 53 y.
Taylorf Ellyson, Colonel John Murphy,
Committee OH 1mmigratlon--N N1essrs, 81 I.
M. Darlington, Henry Wood. Al a. y.
Adan,son. ] !. G. Enslcy, ohm S. Nlunco.
n Committee on Connections at II . JUNCTION
Points Of railroads, !, to secure freight
pa assenger rates and schedules that Will
enable this city TO establish business and
personal relations nth tho pcople OF Pied
mont Virginia, Valley Of VirGl ni,i$ and
shenandoah, ynlley--also to improve sclled-
ules with Southwest Virginia 8 essrs, j,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-19
NO ! CHANGE NOW I'm II
RICHMOND COLLECTORSHlP

(Fron Our Regular corrcspo pondent. J
eSiyVASHIN GTON 8. c., Il jan 1S.---1t Is
understood tic President will not make
any change iii tho internal revenue col
slcctorship5 at Richmond. .}S3 Tho effort made
70 displace Captain Asa r gers was very
determined but It has failed, at least
temporarily There is no doubt tho SPresi-
dent was considering the appointment Of
4ex- Marshal Treut to the position. &
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-19
BOYS SET o 4. n a
COTTON WAREHOUSE
(Ry. . Assoclated Pr1sp. )

-- T.1 11EHN-- ztbs0cTHtrU v
+ tlCLUMBpS, GA. Jan. a1s, Information
/ reached tho city to-day to the effect that
several boys at Fort Gaines. Ga,,i nj h
The view Of Initiating the farmers who
burned some cot on on the streets OF that
town, a sshortsti inle n go,N secured ma tches
last night and sct tlre to cotton ware
house, Tho fire burned rapidly and
eleven bales Of cotton were consumed
before II was rotten under control Ono
residence caught fire from sparks, but
tho flames were extingulshed, ,%E before
much damage was done, s. Ri i. .s@
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-19
RE-ESTABLlSH ,Ll Mes
OF BAYLOR SURVEY

NORFOLK,3 AZ, Jan. 1S--TThe State
Board 4 OF Fisheries. which held an all
day meeting to-day ordered the N re- re-
establishment of tho lines Of the Baylor
survey III the waters OF Milford Haven,
hiathws county. The matter camo s5up
j5o, OH tho petition Of tongmen Of Mathews
county who were represented I Iy; State
Senator j. Boyd Sears, asking that tho
Ines which had become oblteratcd, be
reformed, Opposing planters were repre-
sentcd by Attorney5flI. e. Garnctt..
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-19
FIRE IN BURKEvILLE i B 3 .
DESTROYS BIG PLANT

Especial to The Times plspaat tong ,,,.aa,
tbroko ont III tho Bradshaw La ham Mans
mracturing Compnny's plant at.midnigh
mo ontlrc plant was consumed. 7 was vas
,,al,,cd I'm ! n about $4,000, Tho loss .is said
to he covered by Insurance. " II (. 3
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-19
Continued on seventh Pago.)

tin the politics OF the lower wards OF Den,
yer, and he was INSTRUCTED to vote tho
Democratic ticket, IIosJ greed to cast
these votes for 81 each and cast more
than twenty before noon, A certain routa
was lesi gnated for his work for tieg fore
noon,S and he was cautioned to Schangosh Ills
clothing occasionally, In tho afternoon
jho said he cast twenty moro ballots, for
swhcl, lo recoivod fifty cents each, v
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-19
British Steamer II, Captured, ].

s5 a(By Assncat ed Press.) sisf sf Fl
tured the British steamer Rawtry In irsul
Straits yesterday morning. {. !. 'rhe, vessels
was carrying roYlslons, III phuilding ma-
fterlhls, etc, b from lfiuochou, tho German
sSostok. She was taken TO sasebo. 3.sss Y
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-19
/. Early M erning 1ilIll Fire.

4 An alarm Of fire shortly y al ter !inidnight
was occasloned byiall oyer rheat ed IS tovcI u!
a iheS chen of No. SO Sou H. Y y Laurel M
Street. The damAg a WAS about $500. The
house was occ pied by ! Mr.. Joseph ~
Il llAns nlembe of tho iIia4 a4rel Il B treot
Engine Company, s III Il sy4@ e i,s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-19
GAvH|!S||.l J. l..||.EE| |. !. |. [:
.TQ1SAvE'|A|C'A|IL|...D||.. | [ / i
Edward Weber Died Monday
Nigh q ,toA r escue Willie NJ N,

}l3 DeYcl eux. "! s.5sli
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-19

l(continned on Sixth Page.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-19
An Apology.

\ The letter that Mr. Tlnslcy wrote to
DR.. MicBrydc, !. Hhich was blished q la ct
Saturday. was writ ten before tho Writer !'hi
knew tic definite grounds on which tho
tfaculty's action was based, 9, After find
Ing out 5the facts, Mr.. Tinsley has written
3Dr.s aIcBryde apolog ogizing for his former, l
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-19
Will Satisfy All.

am sure, In my own mind, that
theresarc no other bodies under8the ice,"i
L said Mr., I. Calder, 'but am having the
New-York tribune., 1905-03-12

Tuesday afternoon a card party given by
Mrs. George W. Kenyon, Of No $40 Carroll-st-
large bouquet of violets at each table, and
vases Of American Beauty roses were all around
the rooms. Mrs. Kenyon's guests were Mrs. Cam
den C. Dike Mrs. Charles NJ. Bull. Mrs William
G. Beecher. Mrs John E. Tousey. Mrs John Van
Buren Thayer. Mrs. Howard w. Maxwell. Mrs.
Murray Boocock. Mrs. John Hanway Mrs. Sidney
v. Lowell Mrs. Alden s. Swan. Mrs. John smithers
Mrs Howard W; Boocock. Mrs. A. ]. Bennett,
Mrs. Walter GLIB. Mrs. Lewis Mills GLIB, Mrs
Edward Hinman, Mrs: Donald G. Geddes, Mrs
Percy r. Gray. Mrs. Edward Sayre. Mrs. c. c.
Bowen Mrs. Daisy Beard Shuts Mrs. Henry
Hume, Mrs. Henry Warren Beebe. Mrs. E. s.
Howard Mrs. William H. Nichols. jr. Mrs. Robert
Vtdaud. Miss Wheelock, Miss Clapp, Mrs. c. Won
Postan and Mrs. Thomas Richardson and Mrs.
Augustus knight. Of Manhattan.
New-York tribune., 1905-03-12

Saturday afternoon of last week Mrs. ]. ]. De
Long, Of the Touraine. Clinton-st., gave a large
card party. She assisted in receiving by Mrs
Frank E. Mendes, Mrs. Harold T. Creighton Mrs
Frank Major and Miss Hale The prizes were
won by Mrs. George Britton. Mrs. Charles Bailey
Mrs. Edward Earl Britton. Mrs Edwin H. Sayre.
Mrs. Lew Mcmillan, Mrs W. R. Smith, Mrs w. S.
Goodwin, Mrs. A E. Barnes Mrs. Craig R. Guerin
Mrs. Edward A. Olds. Mrs J. P. Rappleyea Mrs
Alfred Major and Mrs Mendes. The other guests
were Mrs Alfred F. Wise, Mrs. Chester Ingersou
Rlchards, Mrs. Edgar I. Luckenbach, Mrs Maillard
M Canda, Mrs. Gulian Ross Mrs Amos D. Carver
Mrs. Alfred @. Belden, Mrs. Clarence L. Fabre
Mrs. George Carpenter Mrs John b. O'Donohue
Mrs j. +. SchOles Mrs. George w May Mrs
Charles S. Carscallen, Mrs. Edward Toilette Mrs
Charles Rush. Mrs William T. HAYWARD Mrs
Willard +. Smith, Mrs. Edward B Havans Mrs
West Pollock Mrs. Gilbert Peterkin Mrs James
Rowland, Mrs, Edward F. briggs Mrs William
Bonsman. Mrs. Charles Sumner Burr Mrs Charles
A Whltson, Mrs. Florence Linder Mccall Mrs
William Homan. Mrs. Stanley Moran Mrs Charles
D. Bedford, Mrs. n. L Lyon, Mrs. Harvey NJ Hovt
Mrs. D. H. Allery. Mrs. Charles Pinney Mrs
George Webber, Mrs James Rowland Mrs James
w. Fleming. Mrs Frank Grant, Mrs Henry FIasler
Mrs. Gilbert NJ. Smith, Mrs. Paul Bernard Mrs
Ihomas Napier, Mrs George A. Howe Mrs E a
Smith Mrs. E. r. Holmes Mrs. c. c. Bowen
Mrs. James D. Cruden, Mrs. John A Dunbar Mrs
Charles p. Benton, Mrs. w. D. Dunlap Mrs G p
Spence. Mrs. S. A. Howell. Mrs. NJ r Gray Mrs
William Gregory and Mrs. Watson Ten Eyck
New-York tribune., 1905-03-12

Miss Dreier, OF No. Montague Terrace, gave a
dinner or eKhtsen onvers at her hons on THURSDAY
New-York tribune., 1905-03-12

Under the patronage OF Mrs. Charles F. Arman.
Mrs. Charles Fl. Beden. Mrs. f. Romeo and Mrs.
Joseph l. Ullo the Bensonhurst Junior Assembly
was given at the Dyker Heights Club on Friday
New-York tribune., 1905-03-12

the Barnard club at No. lS2 Remsen-st. tO-norr0w
evening
The Women OF 10 are preparing to give an
other entertainment on Friday evening. April i a.
Memorial Han The proceeds are TO be divided Ds
tween the fund for the Memorial Continental HaisI
IN Washington and bed in the Home for tI.ssrsS ~
less Women and Children The chief feature or -
entertainment viii te taeieaus illustrating 80
''Hubaiyat' OF Omar khayyan-
Tomorrow afternoon the Associate Alunlns =
Packer Institute VIII give their monthly rsoae0s'
al No i60 JoraleGnon-sL
New-York tribune., 1905-03-12

Tuesday afternoon marked by the recention
given by Mr. and Mrs. Charles Edward sanPora a.
honor OF their son. Richard Lainbeer Sanford and
ms oriae' VINO before her marriage last January
SANFORD and her daughter-in~law were assteted g.,
receiving by Mrs. Frank Prentice Abbot Mrs.
townsend ]. Underhill. Mrs Willard s Rerrv NJ
Fl FRANCIS H. Laimbeer, Miss Bessie Abbot NTtss
TtOIetice burKe Miss Inez French and Miss c,,o5,
aIs sanford was gowned In yellow eatyS
I ~ % ana lace, and the bride wore her wedd
sO"1 oI WIilte satin. The drawing room 49, So1ns
c+t saSgI w Win quantities of American BeantV ros
ments ys slIaX ~ ana palms. and the table appojnf
New-York tribune., 1905-03-12

evening OF last week. Muller furnished the music
and the ballroom was decorated with palms flags
and bunting Among those present were Miss An
ma Farntt Miss Mahelle Paritt. Miss Luella Mum
die, Miss Viola Pearce. Miss Marion RsndoIpb Miss
Amy c. Bade. Miss Ruth Wells. Miss Anna Gardes
Miss Julia spiers, Miss Bessie Travers Miss Anna
Baker. Miss Adelaide H. Gardes Miss Emily JJnck-
les Miss Augusta Brommer Miss Ethel Potter
MISS n. W. Hughes Miss Beatrice Wincook. Miss
Bella Coburn. Miss Cherry Osborn Miss Marie
Freund. David Mount. Walter E. Clements. Walter
J. Vreeland. Percy Hewlett Prescott Mckinney
Leo Levy Albion T. Walt. Charles Weddle IL r
Mention. Edgar w White Paul A. Schmidt Lloyd
Byrne, Claude Watson. Percy d. Lawn, George
1,ewes, coward Mock, Chester Lazee Thomas
Evans. Edward Colwell George F. Sweeney Nicola
q Ullo, Alfred Ullo William Boyle William Nc
Guire. l. b. Edwards and C. A. Coe.
New-York tribune., 1905-03-12

Miss s. Edith Wilkinson. of No. Lon D.sr.st
and Miss Elizabeth Meserole Rhodes received c
saturday afternoon of last week from 4 uDtn ?
O'CLOCK. Assisting them were Mrs Edward n VIZ
kllson, OF Montclair; Mrs. A Lincoln Pittipger
mrs. Edwin c. Sharp. Miss Rebecca Lane Hooner
Hlis' amy T. Romer, Mrs. Harriet T. RICHTER. Miss
Saran Lewis Rhoades, Miss Ethel Cauvran ana
MIS- William I. Spicer, OF New-London
Mr. and Mrs w. r. Poison OF No 157 Ianperts
PlAce' gave reception and dance for their darpb
Ter, Miss Mildred Whitney Poison. The hostess
ana her daughter were assisted in receiving bv Mrs
Polson and Miss Edna Poison. OF Boston Van
Bars Orchestra furnished the music. The house
was decorated with palms and spring flowers The
attendance included Mrs. Albert N White Mrs
Henry d. Jacobs, Miss Rita NJ BeIden Miss Elsie
Eakins Miss Mabel D. Hall. Miss Marguerite War
DELL Miss Edna Outwater. Miss Clara Belden Miss
Cornelia Coleman. Miss Alice Decker Miss AIeri-
bah p. Tandy, Miss Elizabeth b. Cforham Miss
Aimee Il. MacAdam, Miss Grace Burns Miss Eliz-
abeth H. Sommervile, Miss Pearl IIedenberg Miss
Hazel Shorthand, Miss Helen j. Rowe Miss Kate
Johnstone. Thomas L. Heffron Lowell L. Decker
Layton Halsey, Miss Katharine Anderson Miss
Edith Johnston, Stuart Forshay, Robert w Mac
beth, Sidney Storer. Frederick j. Van Vranksn
Richard Van Vranken, Clarence H Brown George
=. Hardie. Albert P. Armour. Herbert w. Lewis
William M. Anderson. Arthur w. Brockway, Ed
ward Burns Herman Fuchs. Edward Fuchs Josa
N. Lozsna. Rufus s. I1lden. Charles Il Jacobs.
New-York tribune., 1905-03-12
Brooklyn Advertisements.
Brooklyn advertisements.

business Brooklyn kape risen here the foundation
the best assortments and Lowest prices
New-York tribune., 1905-03-12

Under the auspices OF the Brooklyn branch OF
the Stony Void Sanatorium a japanese "at home
VIII be given at the home OF Mrs. William B
Davenport. No. 2Ol Washington Park. or wednes
day afternoon. There will be on sale homemade
cakes. candies and fancy work. The officers OF the
Brooklyn branch are Mrs Edward r. Belts presi
dent; Mrs. ]. Walter Earle. secretary and Mrs
ID. b Shappell. treasurer. They will be assisted
on Wednesday afternoon by Mrs julius h. Daven-
port Mrs. Omri +. Hibbard Mrs Horace p p
Gould Miss Della Minton and Miss marguerite
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Chandler ohristy ara TO be
ths guests OF honor at a reception to be given by
New-York tribune., 1905-03-12

Assisting Mrs. James M Fuller and Miss Doris
Fuller, of No. AS Grand-ave. to receive Wednes
day afternoon Of last week. were Mrs ] Wilson
hart MISS Maybelle Cox and Miss Alice Pate In
the evening dinner party was given for the re-
ceiVlng party. to which the men invited were Pau1
stetson. Irving Colwell and Lewis Hughs The
receiving party Thursday afternoon included
mrs. mart Mrs. William c. Wallace Miss Pnth
Jarrett Miss Annie B. Crary and Mrs William p
epuer Inc men invited for dinner were lie Cirane pc
AAoDotI vPorter Steele, Heath Moore Louis Hunt
GsIrEe @ ss1s Bu1ey 1e and William Fuller The Bliers
country place at Warwick, N Y which t5s,I J,r iI
teno 10 make their permanent home 10y III
New-York tribune., 1905-03-12

On Tuesday evening Mrs. John Frelinghuysen
Talrnage gave a card party at her home, No 1O4
P1errepont-st. 1t was really surprise party in
celebration Of Mr.. Talmage's birthday. The prizes
for the women were brass candelabrar and for the
men brass paper knives. The rooms Were effective
ly decorated with pale pink carnations and ferns
among the guests were Mr. and Mrs Edwin l.
5nedeker MISS Betty Steele. Miss Maud Jones' Miss
Leila Howard, Miss Margaret J. Robert C,hristo-
pher Robert, Henry Faber, John Lowe Salter jr
New-York tribune., 1905-03-12
bsldon Welsh. Carl J. schumann ana Richard

Sheldon Welsh. Carl J. schumann and Richard
Poison.
The Revelers' Dance was given on Friday evening
OF last week at the Pierrepont Assembly Rooms,
under the patronage OF c. c. Hickey and Mrs. F.
H Tucker jr. The attendance included Miss Lillian
Heffron Miss Ada Miller. Miss Mary Lindsay,
Miss Mabel Knight Miss Margaret O'Connor Miss
Mabelle G. Storer. Miss Anna NJ. Haupt Miss Hazel
Hermitage. Miss Addele Abberley. Miss Lulu Koch
ler Miss Mary Lindsay, Miss Alma Wing, Miss
Madeline Heath. Miss Helen Mcnamara Miss
Mabel Wright Miss Minnie W. George, Miss Ada Is.
Rasch. Miss Ada Poole. Henry Hoverman. Otto
Hoverman. William Skidmore Henry ]. Jacocks.
William Damson, jr., James smith, James E Nc
Abberley, Harry Bunce, Charles X Wyatt
Warren Varin, Robert Moss, A. G. kenck, Harold
F n Tucker jr. and the committee, William s.
Lamb Reginald c. Samson. Thomas J. McClary
and Thomas ]. McCaffrey.
The Pouch Gallery was the scene on Saturday
evening of last week of the last of the week end
dances until after Easter. On Monday. April 25.
the last dance of the season will be given 1t is to
be ootillon. led by Miss Marjory Putnam and
Howard Brougham Major. The patrOnesses receiv-
ing on Saturday evening were Mrs. Henry c. Itch
field Mrs. William Murray Sayer. Mrs Edward L.
Graef Mrs. ]. ]. Broes Van Hukeren. Mrs. William
H. Wardeu Mrs Edward L. Graef Mrs Charles
Frazier Mrs. Howard c. Randall and Miss Mary
Quereau. Among the dancers were Miss Marjory
Putnam Miss Edith Quinby. Miss Isabelle J. Bush
Claire Quereau. Miss Katharine Kraetzer Miss
Ethel Moore. Miss Emma l. Broking. Miss Marion
c. Randall. Miss Ruth W Wardell, Miss Susie Rem
wick. Miss Bessie Thorn, Miss Marion Frazier Miss
Fanny Boyd. Miss Sarah G. Walker Miss Gene
We've Beavers Miss Anna Valentine Miss Sallle E
Coson Miss Enid Lima, Maxwell NJ, Purdie. How
ard q. Major. r. Kendall Severance, Madison b.
King. Warren Icy boyeioy Grenve l. King Howard
Bender. Edward l.. Showers, Robert r. Lasher
William Howell Orr Richard L. Walker. ir Robert
Walker. Richard Boswell. Nelson f. Frandreau
Harold Hastead, Ralph Chase, Carl r. Franc Wal
ter S. Haviland, William II. Renwick Francis A
Westbrook and Charles c. Clark.
Under the patronage OF Mrs. Charles T. Arnan
Mrs Charles Fl. Bedell. Mrs. +. Romeo and Mrs
Joseph l. Ullo the Bensonhurst Junior Assembly
was given at the Dyksr Heights Club on Friday
New-York tribune., 1905-03-12

evening. of last week. in honor of Bishop Burgess,
who was that evening the guest Of honor at the
Scottish song recital for the benefit of the Church
Charity Foundation at the Pouch Gallery. The
table appointments were in pink Miss Dreier' S
guests included DR.. and Mrs. Frederick w. Atkin-
son, Miss Burgess, Mr. and Mrs Winthrop NJ Tut
tie Mr.. and Mrs Wilton g. Low, jr: Mr.. and Mrs.
II. Edward Dreer Miss Laura Hills, Miss Mary
E. Dreier, Miss Katharine S. Dreier, Miss Dorothea
Dreier, J. Warren Greene, Edward G, Ackerman
and Canon Paul SWEET.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-03-15
B|GAM|STS FROM
JAPAN COMMITTED

Acting U. s. Commissioner Mailing
this morning committed Nebo and Flu.
sage, both charged with bigami. Dis.
trict Attorney Breckons presented a
strong case. Rev. G. Motokawa, who
married Fusago and Shigamotu, at the
immigration Station in June, 1903, ties.
titled regarding this wedding, as did
also DIR. Katsunuma. Rev. o. II. Gu.
lick and Mrs. So told OF the marriage
between the two defendants in Janu.
airy, 1904. Secretary Charlock OF the
Board Of Health showed the records
OF the two marriages and Breckons
stated that neither of the defendants
had obtained divorce, as there was
nothing to show this on the records.
Both the defendants declined to of.
fer defense and were committed
Bail was fixed in the sum of $1,000 each
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-03-15
NOlle Pros Entered
BY FLEMING IN
Fifty-Five Cases

Fifty-five cases appealed from the
District Court were this morning NOV.
ed on Judge Robinson's criminal calen.
dar. As soon as they had been placed
there Deputy Attorney General Elem.
ing entered nolle pros in every one Of
the cases.
The cases in question were as fol.
ows: Chong Him, Higaki, Ito, NJ. T..
sylvia, M. s. Freitas, Paakapu, NJ.
Souza, Chas. Lambert, Kimoto, Kaai.
Tue, Dan Carrias, All Kun, Pang
hong, Antoine Fernandez, Frank
Usher, All Wong and NJ. Souza, all
;harged with selling liquor without a
license; Kawasaki, All Lum, Kawasaki,
Hong Chew, Yoshida, Kogi, VIM. Nc.
Kinley, Harry Haywood, c. F. England,
w. c. Achi, Male Piimoku, Ho Sau
and eight others, Komatsu, Matsuni.
shi, All Chez ct al, All Tam and eleven
others, Ogawa Harimoto, Jane Doe
Cherino and All Hoy, all charged with
violating the gambling laws; Sing 10y
and Wo Chan, working on Sunday:
Manuel Ferreira, Kimura, Pedro Fer.
reira and All Koon, larceny in the sec
ond degree Kaaihue, NJ. and b. Kelii
holokai, Thos. Tilton, Mano, Ho Chong
and Nakamura, assault and battery;
Frank Fisher, keeping a disorderly
house; Kato. soliciting; Domingo Fer
reira, ARRAY; watanabe, vagrancy; Ia
go. bribery; Kapena Richard, Albert
! Comes and Alfred Gumbs, profanity
Manuel Vasconcellos, drunkenness;
Cheong Lut. selling opium, and c. X
Chow, common nuisance.