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New-York tribune., 1907-08-11
BABY PARADE QUEEN CHOSEN.
Miss Jessie May Hazelrigg, of Staten Island,
to Reign Over Asbury Park Festivities.

Asbury Park, n ]. Aug. 10-Miss Jessie May Haz-
elrgg, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs Scott F. Hazelrgg.
of Tompkinsville Staten Island. was to-day pro
claimed queen of the baby parade festivities Whlch
will be held here August q
The selection of Miss HazelrigE is the result OF
many weeks careful search. The queens commit
tee has visited the various bathrooms OF the town
while dances were on, trying to find the girl best
suited TO reign city Of seventy thousand Tor
days almost automatically as though she
were really a sovereign
Miss Hazelrigg is brunette. Of vivacious man
still in her teens. Her father is vice-presdeht
OF the Richmond Electric Light and Railway COM
pany and president OF the Midland Beach Railway
Company and also OF the Atlantic Coast Electric
Railway Company.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-11
sPEEDERS BRIBE FAKE DEPUTIES.
Impersonators Making Money Shaking
Long Island Automobiles.

Disguised as deputy sheriffs. some men have
been collecting" from automobiists on Long
Island and especially in Suffolk County. The
game has been worked especially upon auto
rnobilists who have had one or more women
with them the fake deputies knowing that the
drivers would rather pay a bribe than nave
their companions subjected TO the ignonliny OF
an arrest.
7 Snackelford, lawyer of Brooklyn, acting
in the interests of the Automobile Association
of America made the discovery. Fake deputy
sheriffs nc said. had reaped a rich harvest
New-York tribune., 1907-08-11
COCOONS IN PARK TREES.

TO the Editor of The Tribune
Sir: An old resident for some seventy-six years
- s,roat ter New York, who used to range the Cen
tI rark Grounds in his school boy days. from 1888
"a ts2q when the squatters were there and the
goats gambolled among the rocks, while on his way
t church last Sunday morning discovered on enter
ine the narkway at the southwest corner of the
nsrlx that a number of the trunks of the largest
trees inst inside covered with the cocoons OF
the caterpillar, which have come to stay Wouid
Il not he well for the Superintendent OF Parks to
exercise a little nervous energy and dislodge them
No., end not wait for further developments from
49, rasts2 WILLIAM II. MARSTON.
h,,p 1907.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-11
ODD THINGSIN THE NEVIS.
AnTE-sELLUM FRleATE SOLD FOR JUNK

from The Washington Star.
The old wooden hull frigate Marion. one Of the
few of the OLD ships of the prior to the Civil war
navy. recently sold to San Francisco parties
for junk, the of s9,20 being paid. The Marion
has history eoua He'd by but few of the ships OF
the ole navy Built at Kittery. Me. sailing
ship in 1889 she adventurous service IN the
suppression of the African slave trade In 1893 she
was used TO oveTawe the Sultan of the BarDary
States and forced him 10 renew the treaty with
the United States negotiated by Commander Mayo,
OF Maryland During the Civil War she was at
tached 20 the Gulf squadron and took an active
part in the battles along the gulf coast. In 1sto
she was converted into steamer and IN recent
years has been in service in Pacific waters and IN
the Far East. The purchasers of the old ship
will, il is stated wreck her for the material that
is In her
New-York tribune., 1907-08-11
BUILT cHARING CROSS CHAPEL.
fBy Telegraph - ne tribune J


Kokornc Ind Aug I0-Wiliiam orphln. an
Enriisfuan. eighty-four years old. appealed 20
the court to-day Tor A restraining order 10 pre-
vent the township trustee from removing him
10 the neof- farm. Orphin alleges 70 have been
q cont actor ~ London and 10 have built Char
fng Cross Chapel. He is bedfast in little
shack or the bank Of the river and refuses I"
20 70 the poor farm because he wants 10 die
under his osyn roof He has refused 10 accept
charity IN any shape He says he was once
possessed Of fortune but lost it in the hotel
bushes IN London
New-York tribune., 1907-08-11
PROMINENT ARRIVALS 1T THE HOTELS

EIMONT-C;cnerai w Riffin Cox, Richmond.
Va: A y Barron, Cleveland EVERETT HOUSE
n Aronson ST Petersburg GOTHAM-F. {.
peypolds Cincinnati HOLLAND HOUSE-Am-
hassador and Baroness Speck Won Sternburg. DUB
lin n H.: Timothy l. Woodruff MARLBOROUGH
H T. Rice San Antonio. Tex MI URRAY HILL
Lieutenant Lloyd F. Horsfall. l. s. A; +. J.
IBovney Chicago. NETHERLANDS-W a Lind
ham Buffalo: II. g Bolton, Lakewood NEW
Cp Nj ie,,tenant Wesley King. L. s. A. J. II.
Tatlrn Miami. Fla PARK AVENUE-Brigadier
General L. L. I.angdon, L. s. A. 0etired). ST
ppC;Is-c c Goodrich. Akron, Ohio, SAVOY
Mrs selma Lewis Los Angeles; II. l. Strauss,
Baltimore.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-11
ereAts FIRMS STAMPED ENVELOPES.

Arrested just he was about to sail for Eng
land James Menache. young clerk in the employ
of William A. Higgins & Co. OF No 574 Washing
ton street is now i'm the Tombs charged with steal
ing stamped envelopes from his employers.
When arraisned before Magistrate Steinert he
nIeaded guilty the larceny OF si worth OF un-
used stamped envelopes. Mr.. Higgins who ap-
peared against him in court. said he thought his
firm had lost than $500 worth or stamped
enveIoues He said he had been warned by Post
office INSPECTOR Oldfied that envelopes bearing his
6r,1,'s ma me were being redeemed each week.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-11
THE FAMOUS SULZER IN ALASKA.

UaWsoh disphtch 20 IIe oVdttIe rOst-ifIto1''eo''-
William Sulzer. the famous Democratic member
of Congress from New York is here on a tour or
Alaska He believes Alaska Will get terrltoriai
government at the next session or congress- anu
surely by the one succeeding. He thinks the Presl-
dent favors II and the House VIII vote strons @ &
" for Il, but big fight may be needed TO get II
through Senate. He says territorial govern,
ment will be inexpensive and federal aid VIII stiil
be forthcoming for improvements and other TERM
tOral expenses. ,,, ,,
Suzer says he will introduce the Dill ahS WI, WI.
let Delegate Gale have chief charge of 1t: Sulzer
says Alaska and the Yukon barely have begun 10
open, and will have population OF mllhohs- a.
Dawson Eagles entertain SulzeT ana Cale to-
night. They leave tomorrow for lower YUKON
New-York tribune., 1907-08-11
WANTS PART OF SPRINGER ESTATE

81 telegraph 20 The ITli.ci'fI
Wilmington Del Aug lG-Another person inter
.sted IN the alleged Springer estate of $8ocJo"f'
which il Is said covers about all the ground upon
which Wilmington is situated and some outlying
country. has appeared Mayor wilson fecsireu - " a
lelter TODAY from ( : Corbett, Of No 565 Gates
avenue. Brooklyn. asking for the names OF brock
lya persons who have been IN communication WIN
hin about ,f,e estate The information VIII be
furnished The Springer estate claim has been agi-
lated for many years. hut al efforts To prove Ole
have failed. There are claimants al over the
lriied Sirtes
New-York tribune., 1907-08-11
a BJoRNSON CELEBRATION.

christIania Aug 1e.Biornstjerne B1ornson. the
,rorvesian novelist celebrated yesterday the fifth
eth anniversary of the appearance of his first novel,
..synnoeve SolbaB Ken" He received an enormous
number of greetings from all countries. and last
rigtf the members of the royal family and a num-
her OF distinguished persons attended perform
anee of his comedy, Geography and Love. at the
National Theatre
New-York tribune., 1907-08-11
sTRATHCONA AND THE SIMPLE Lire
From Tit Bits

Are two meals day oogdgc,ye t. n 9ngev'fTf. tbs n.
eF "a Strathcoua who is champion or the
simple life and a devoted exponent OF the IWo No
TnanJs = dav' theory Breakfast at $50 usually
coreies of uorridge and milk, toast ana nafIli-
iade and tea with hot water 9dded, Not i unLlI . .
ntCocl in the evening does the High Cornnlssloner
cat anvthing else or drink any stnuiant. he then me
els dou,n 10 simple meal consisting or soup. nsIl
slrT S., ND table water sir Thomas Barlow has
deSrrthed Lord strathcona as AN ideal d1eust.
S,tLtro will tpnpt him from his simple nourish-
jrg diet and i'm his eighty seventh year ne Keeps
his active body and mind working IN harmony on
lie dav
New-York tribune., 1907-08-11
PARIS WANTS LUNA PARK, 1T is SAID.

II is rumored that Frederic Thompson is being
urged by a syndicate of Partisan capitalists 10
build and operate Luna Park the Seine "A few
miles from Paris A cable dispatch from Paris IS
responsible for tho report
Nr- Thompson is n"r-committal. but IL Is known
that Immediately the close of the Coney Island
season he Will sail for Paris and other European
capitals. In the time the wires between Luna
Park and LONDON and Paris said TO be convey
ing frequent cipher messages the purport Of which
Is I,tnnn only 10 M Thompsnm.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-11
"pII T-s- BIRTHDAY CLAM5AkE.

The cowboys and girls attached to Miller
Brothers '1ol Ranch" Wild West at Brighton
Beach Park had their first shore dinner yesterday
I'm the lot back Of big arena. The occasion of
II was .'AIilt" Browns birthday. Brown has been
with the Miller brothers for fifteen years and has
seen '.l0l Ranch" grow from 10 to 10000 acres
An expert in ciarnbakes engaged and at noon
the hands repaired 10 the dining tent
New-York tribune., 1907-08-11
Died.

Death notices Appearing IN THE TRIBCSE WIZ -
r.pubr.h,d I'm The rri-Weekly Tribune without exrro
New-York tribune., 1907-08-11
poy NEARLY DROWNED TO SAVE KITTEN.

Thomas Ryan, nine years old. of No. 9iS Willis
avenue: a six-year-oId playmate Mary Gallagher
% tbo game address and q small kitten went out
a, a nier at 1S2d street and the East River
,-este rlay morning watch the boats. The kitten
fell asleep and rolled into the river Little rom
4,rnnpd TO the rescue and rose 10 the surface
with a cry for help. Joseph Driscoll, OF No. COB
East 18TH street, jumped IN and landed Tommy
on the beach. but without the kitten much TO
NIarr,s audible SORROW.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-11
KAISER RECEIVES AMERICANS.

DesAn' Aug, 0-Professors Theodore :" hlcii-
:, -1, ef Harvard University. and John William
JUICES ef Columbia University, were received ny
emperor William at Wilheiushohe to-day
New-York tribune., 1907-08-11
Special Notices.
To this Employer

20 this Employer.
Do YOU want desirable help oUICRs
SAVE TIME AND EXPENSE by consulting
the file of applications Of selected aspirants for
positions of various kinds which has just been
installed at the Uptown ONCE Of
THE NEw-YORK TRIBUNE.
No 1854 Broadway,
Between 36th an6 37th Streets \
Office Hours: a n. to p
New-York tribune., 1907-08-11
oopeINe spssRows, MAN is KILLED.

bernaTd Donion electrician, OF NO i'e fsr"oh
sf-eef. Bridgeport conn. was kilief Thile AT
Nprk New Rochelle yesterday afternoon He
Was employed By the New Haven Railroad -'f'o
vas repairing a slight defect In the oVeFheau
trolley system directly in from Of the stauoh- =
s.s'ss hock II sparrovs few close 10 Doioh al 11,
seiess tic feed wire
large number OF passengers witnessed ihe do-
..osnt His body suspended in the ar lor a
second and then slrorped 10 the tracks. His death
Vas Instantaneous
New-York tribune., 1907-08-11
MRS. TJNGLEY SAILS FOR EUROPE

Mrs Katherine Tngley leader Of the Theosophi-
cal Society sailed for Liverpool the Cunard
liner Campania yesterday. for the purpose it Is
said. of propa eating the faith in England and also
TO build an academy in the New Forest Miss Nan
Herbert. whose name appeared ON the passenger
list as 1.-THE Hon. Miss Herbert, and who is di-
rector of the Cuban Academy. San Diego. and Mrs.
Walter Hanson, formerly director of the San Diego
institution with her.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-11

tion Of taking d>pcsitions so- use by masters 40
poiuted TO determine Mrs Efdys competency, oe'
fore the accounting suit is tried. postponed 70.
,is,r until next SATURDAY, The hearing has already
heen pnstponed a number OF times.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-11
BRITISH MASTER DIES AT SEA.

1eiFDort News. Va. Aug. 10-When the BRUSH
.]iasaip Strafhord arrived here to-day ifoiHf
Nsnoue. New Caledonia. for Baltimore and Brern-
,i'9s she reported the death and burial at sea OF
"s master. Captain l. T. Nude.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-11
MR.. SEYMOUR GOES TO ST. LOUIS.

St Louis. Aug. IO--Horatio W. Seymour. for
rncrly editor I'm chief of THE Chicago Chronicle"
assumed charge of The ST. Louis .-Dispatch'
in the same capacity yesterday. THE Post-Dis-
patch" is owned by Joseph Pulitzer. whose service
Mr. Seymour entered shortly after THE Chronicle"
snsnended publication.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-11
COTTAGE SEMINARY ASSOCIATION.

r-rica y Y, Aug. 10.-A number OF former stu
dents of Cottage Sen7iaary Clinton, met there
dav ana formed the Cottage Seminary Asso"ia
+.eI ~ who ever attended Cottage Seminary arc
s,;rthle fc- membership mrs. L. e. Dudley. OF
f,,tcn is secretary OF the association
New-York tribune., 1907-08-11
NAMES SECRETARY OF HAWAII.

oyster Bay. Aug l0-President Roosevelt ap-
pointed to-day Ernest A Mottsrnith. of Hawaii. to
be Secretary of that territory. Mr.. Mottsmith was
recommended for the place by Governor Frear and
by Mr. Atkinson the retiring Secretary Governor
Frear and Secretary Mottsmith will assume office
on August Is.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-11

Enoeh NJ Samson Of Kings Road. the oldest
resident of Madison. N J.. died on Friday nighf
M his home there. the house ia which he was
horn rTe was ninety years old He cast his nTse
presidential vote for William Henry Harrison. Hs
later became a Republican.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-11
GOVERNOR GUILD GOES SOUTH.

Boston Aug 70-GoyeTnor Curtis Guild. II
with several members Of his staff. left here at the
Close o. business to-day for jamestown, TO par
iseipate g the opening OF the state building ~ =.
tse exloeition on Tuesday next The Governor WIZ
make ~ .riu south on the training ship Newport
New-York tribune., 1907-08-11
sekslsh QUEENS HEALTH DELICATE

,'silf. Aug. i0.-speciai dispatches from san DE-
.asiiar Spain. where King Alfonso and queen
,f.a'rla are so5ouruins. say that Her Majesc
'lo gave hirfh 10 a son May 10 is again ia deli
New-York tribune., 1907-08-11
SPEAKER CANNON IN KANSAS.

Dodge City, Kan, Aug. 1o--Joseph C. Cannon.
Speaker or the House of Representatives ad-
dressed a large crowd here to-day at reunion Of
old soldiers lie left Dodge City tonight for Col
New-York tribune., 1907-08-11
1896 1907

trhes4 temperature yesterlay = desrees LAST Owes s
aNerass. e. corresponding date FOR last thft-hss-
years forecast Far to-day Monday light sariaf.s
plnaa I.c3-G koD-i
New-York tribune., 1907-08-11
JupeesAlp RENDERED r. F. RAYMOND

Boston Aug. 10.-It was announced at the state
House to-day that appointment to the Supreme
Court bench. in the place of the late Judge l. L.
Holmes OF New Bedford, had heen rendered by the
Governor Robert F. Raymond. also of New Bed
ford.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-11

POSTAL INFORMATION, RE
GARDING INCOMING AND
OUTGOING MAILS, WILL BE
FOUND WITH THE SHIPPING
NEWS ON PAGE IL.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-11

Bologna. Aug. io.-Cardnal Domenico Svampa,
Archhishop Of Bologna is dead
New-York tribune., 1907-08-11

.Tvs~rr-At ras. Gloucester, Mass, Austse = ~
Caroline Atwate- widow OF the lats Rooere Il Az
water In 6sh OF her age
r-p4rSEorAr-S suddenly Friday, August 2. E1sn NJ
Of Chisholm IN her Dist yeAr ro7e-Nd
from her late residence. No sJ5 Prospect a"7.s -
rrcrx on Monday August il. at 1Oso q n
c-RANE-At sayviIIs. Long Island. Aususe ~ i07s
6afssr.ne H sister of ". II. Crane F,11ernl ssr~
1907 al 10 o'clock a tconuecticat papers pieAs~
copy0
CAIEs-At the hor-e son. Joseph Gales. EisS&s
BETH N J. on August 9, 1907, IN her 93d yeer. Ma
Spies Gale of John l. Soiss ARD wrco~
OF Raleigh Gales Funeral service az IS
Johns Church. Monday, August IL a, o D. ni- -
is requested that no flowers be sent
pIF-RzBERC,-Maristta wife Of constA AntfD
Ferzbers IN o Funeral privafA~
Please omit flowers
RAvsON-Ou the 9th inst Lincoln. Ioudoun countys
Va Eliza r. Rawson. in nth year OF her asss
Funeral services residence. August 10 a.
p
RUSsEIL-At Lyons. France on July = IS'l. VIZ
ian Russell OF this city The rcosral SEE
vices Will be held Monday. August IL at eso cioc
ar the Church Of Incarnation. Madison avenue
are requested at the Church or tne AncAfhs~
ti0n on Monday. August Il. ar 2-10 D. m
MEMBERS Of the Society Colonial Wars. IN tnS
state OF York requested TO attend the snsras
of fellow mer1bef MI VNialn ran
Iton Russell Church Of the Incarnation Nor
S5overnoT: HENRY GANsEvoORT SANFORD. secrs~
tary.
TRACY-At stamford Chm. Friday. August o 1ama
held ar late 2S2 Arartic sres4S
Monday. August II. at : D m
New-York tribune., 1907-08-11
Married.

Marriage notices appearing In The TRIBUNE wm
be repubIished In The Tri-Weehs tribune ""neus
xfrar
New-York tribune., 1907-08-11
= THE WEATHER REPORT.

official Eerord ard Forecasf.-W ashingtoB Aug 10.
The barometer falling generally in all parts 81 the
country. EXCEPT in plateau region Areas of
low pressure are central in Minnesota and OF the Soth
carolina coast and pressure is high along the Pacific
80, "a oyer Nev, England The rainfall of the last
4eutvfor hours confined to Atlantic coast districts
r,,;b Of Pennsylvania. also fell IN Alabama ana
so,yers occurred IN North Dakota Montana and
washington High temperatures continue IN the MIS-
rssiupI valley and the plains states - "a
,-s.,t,. fafr weather is indicated for Sunday ard
As,, sxcept that showers probable Sunday in the
rf Atlantic states Florida also In the upper iaA
,,egon and the upper Mississippi Natiey- ..,-.- -
Ten1reraures viii rise In Atlantic eossl GIs''s AM
,aIi IN the Missouri and upper Mississippi valleys
.rhe winds along New England COAST VII -
r,.hyesf. middle coast. light ana va
liable becoming south: south Atlantic coast nsit t ~.
i,t,a. rnJf coast fresh south the lower itkes
NatLp. -iahle; rrper lakes fresh south Increasing
New-York tribune., 1907-08-11
EDDY HEARING POSTPONED AGAIN.

Concord, Il. H.. Aug. io.-By agreement OF coun-
sci In the accounting suit against Mrs. Mary Baker
EDDY hearing before magistrate on the ques-
New-York tribune., 1907-08-11

r-,rSvx-or-, r-,NTTF,rr-Cu July 80 Antrsws
tnilrch london. by the Rev g. L Cain FRANK ssfay
Crswold Josephine widow OF the late Cass
Esq
sIII-EsDMoNDsON- Newark. y =. Au<-ist L-iso'.
by the Rev T. Fl vssseT. d D.. Richard Ean Een -.
Conn
Notice. of marriages and deaths mu~ Do no"f'~
u and address
New-York tribune., 1907-08-11
PROFESSOR DEXTER At SAN JUAN.

'sh Juan. r. AZ Aug. g0-Ps5fessoT Dexter, wao
- ees Roland T.. FalkEer Commissioner O
Nlc@hcn for Porto Rico, has arrived here
New-York tribune., 1907-08-11
CEMETERIES


THE wooDIawN CEMETERY
+, readily accessible By Harlem trains from Grand cs
traI station Webster Jerome Avenue t-clsys ar
Lots Tslephors 4s55 Gramefcys
forF Book OF representative
Office, 22d ST. New York City %
UNDERrAKERs-
FRANK E CAMPBELL CO. ctf-S West 80 ~.
Chspes Private public srbulsrces Tel 1S-s Cn-se0
MER r / T 7
Be Not Deceived
WITH THE TELEPHONE BOOK ~,
Nj WE ARE NOT AN EMBALAlNe w
SCHOOL. n
r. The Stephen Merritt
Burial Company
x HAS ONLY ONE PLACE n
sth Ave. and 10Th St.
Our Only Tel, Is
124125-Cheisea- II
R.v STEPHEN MERRITT Pres
W RADCLIFFE.
yfcs-president and Manager
MER X j L Il
Rev stephen Merritt IRE vror1f-vde- xno sn untsr-
orIv one place OK business. Sth Ave and 1stT
ST: largest in the world Tel ia and 12S Chelsea
New-York tribune., 1907-08-11

.or oecia. neeord.-The following official record
- 49,, weather Bureau shows in the tenn
perare the las; tH'en'yfouf hours IN comparison
New-York tribune., 1907-08-11
Rates to Foreign Countries.

For points in Europe and all countries Universal
Postal Union THE TTlIBt NE will be mailed foi
I,vrfne rate
New-York tribune., 1907-08-11
Tribun, Subscription Rates.

TRIBUNE will be by mail a2dx0D -
this country address changed often -
be given 20 your regular,
deaIs- before leaving IL convenient hA-d t1
In at THE TRIBUNE Orice
SINGLE COPIES.
SUNDAY. cents WEEKLY FARMER. o.ne!l
cents IHI-6EEfAL1
New-York tribune., 1907-08-11
UNDFRTAKERs

FRANK f. CAMPBELL CO. esf-S IVES. 2sd a..
Chspes Private and public Tel 1874 Ch-lsss
New-York tribune., 1907-08-11

ana Eastern New YORK lar t0-I"S ""N 1' -
f,lssu mostly s1tth-
ISefsnsy ania. New Jersey
- Iav and Monday rising Temperature sunday Va
-iai.ls ,tInde becoming Hight south -, ,-,,..
warmer to-day; Monday. fair; light variaoe
% western pennsylvania and western New 1ork iaar
to-day and Monday hghi' Nsi'H"'e
New-York tribune., 1907-08-11
SUNDAY.
DAILY.
Domestic Rates.

8T EARLY NAH. TRAIN.
For paints the United States and Msx3cc tsusA1
o. Manhattan and The Bronxo- Also d
cuba Hawaii and the PHILIPPINES without
extra expense for foreign postage
New-York tribune., 1907-08-11
4 WV
Canadian Rates

Mail subscription York City DAILY an4
TRT-WEEKI1Y be charged a COPY exrr1t
postage addition to the rates named above a
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1907-03-24

- for the tax wear ~ 1874. WIS s..
42G.\>9. and :; mills was allowed ol.
this Tor III" schools.
The total salaries paid both white
and negro teachers for that ycar
amounted 10 $1I.169-15. and the total
valuation Of all school property liz,
Guiding lots. buildings and furniture
WAS only S1".50"-
Valuations Now
The assessed valuation Of III" conn
=. for the tax year of l"06 Was s.
o.; ,00o. and mills Is allowed on this
FOR school purposes for the present
school wear
Al this date HE board owns in fr"
simple seven school buildings in the
city, with II large and connexions
class rooms. and ~ buildings with -
class rooms in the country districts.
for the accommodation of The white
children: and owns = buildings. with
l. class rooms. and two buildings III
the country with on" room each. for
the accommodation of III" negro chill
dren of the county.
In addition 10 the buildings owned
by The board. there are ., buildings in
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1907-03-24

Believing that = short article on IN"
growth and development Of the public
schools in this. Escambia county.
Florida. since IN" school year oi
l,>i-5. and incidentally. III" growth
and development OF tn" city and COIN
y since thar wear might .,.. q: interest
- The readers of YOUR valuable paper.
! herewith submit for your cnnsidcTa-
tiDu an article giving as nearly a.
practice bic Tho true condition OF the
public schoui.- in his COUNT in the
school wear Of l>h4-5. and tn" comb
lion Of The sam" schools al the pres
en- darc
In i>Ni-J there We're in the Civ Of
Pensacola -four public school building
for white children. thre" Of which
woe tho property OF the Board u
Public instruction, and one "ne-rOom
building that WAS erected and owned
r. the citizens ON East Hill
The total number OF rooms IN said
four buildings were ten and there
were ten teachers employed in that
school year. with an enrolment of
4I3 pupils
There were three schools for III"
negro children in the city. conducted
in jwo twO-rO0m buildings owned by
Ii" board. and on" uEc-rUOm build
!EG furnished by m" patrons. and tirc
teachers were employed in thesr
three schools with an rHroiImrnr Of
3S2 children. making 4 total of seven
schools in the city for both races and
4 total enrolment OF 79N pupils
IN the county OurSid" uf II" city,
tier" wcr" in operation g schools fcT
white children. in charge o. y teach
crs Nine Of these schools Hcrr CON
Quoted in buildings belonging 10 the
board. and II in BUILDINGS furnished
hy the patrons
For tn" negro children IN h" c1un-
~. there We're nine schools Of one
room each. only TWO Of which belong
ed To the board. and = WerC buildings
furnished ny tho patrons
Tn" enrolment in these 20 whit"
schools and q negro schools in the
country. WAS 996 white and 90 negro
children. total for both races. 1291
and Il grand total for both races IN
IL" city and county schools for the
school year of 1884 and 1880 of 2O>9
-14l1 white and 67N negro children
and a total of 50 teachers engaged
The assessed valuation for the CoUn-
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