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The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1907-03-02
Zimmerman Admits Theft.
Makes Full Confession of
Abstracting Bonds From
State Treasurer's Office.

Columbia, Feb. 26.-Daniel
zimmerman took the stand today
In the trial of T. j. Gibson and
confessed fully and fl eely how he
had distracted from the state
treasurer's office bonds of the
state. 1t was a pitiful scene.-
The witness said he was over 6e
years old ard the defendant is
over 10. Standing each of them
on the brink of eternity. Zim-
norman stood upon the witness
stand and confessed his sins. ac
cusing the still older man of be-
ing his tempter.
AGED DEFENDANT ON THE STAND
Columbia, Feb. 27.-White hair
ed, bent with age and trembling
with palsy, the venerable defend
ant, Thomas Jefferson Gibson.
was today put on the stand to
testify tor himself in the first
OF the alleged bond embezzle.
ment cases to come to trial
Mr.. Gibson's whole Testimony
was an effort to show that his
handling of the purloined bonds
was entirely innocent; that he
sold them just as he did dozens
OF others and had no occasion to
think there..was anything iI!egiti
mate about the transactions
He denied most positively having
for two years tried to induce Mr.
zimmerman to steal bonds for
him. He said that on his visits
TO the treasurer's office his ONLY
question would be, is there anv
refundlng going on? When there
was retunding, he said, there
was a chance for him to make
some nice commissions in hand
ling the bonds.
GIBSON FOUND GUILTY.
The jury engaged in The case
of the State VS.. Thomas j. Glib
son, indicted for "receiving sto.
len goods, knowing them to have
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1907-03-02

The Hickory, N. c., people
are already planning to rebuild
the Hickory Inn," which was
destroyed by fire last Monday.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1907-03-02
GIBSON FOUND GUILTY.

The jury engaged in The case
of the State VS.. Thomas J. Glib
son, indicted for "receiving sto.
len goods, knowing them to have
been stolen" rendered a verdict
of "guilty, with recommendation
to mercy" at 5:45 O'Clock yester-
day afternoon, after having con.
sidered the merits OF the tesii
mony In the case in the Jury
rooms for about half an hour =
The State, 2Sth ult.
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FAR WEST END

Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Williams. who havs
been spending the month Of January as
the guests of Mrs Edgar Robinson. left
Saturday for their horne in Paterson n. j.
Miss Daisy Perkins. of West Main Street
recently the guest of her cousins. Misses
Frankie and Pearl Thomas, of Norfolk. Va,
has returned to the city after pleasant
stay.
Miss Grace Thompson. OF Aberdeen. y.
c., Is spending several weeks here AZ tho
who Is making her home temporarily In this
Mr. and Mrs A. T.. woodcock and chill
dren, recently tho guests OF Mr.. and Mrs.
w. z. Fletcher, Of No. IA South Short,
have returned to their home in Atlantic
City. n. j.
Little Frank Timberlake. the infant son
OF Mr. and Mrs. William Timborlake, OF
West Cary Street. ia able to be out again,
after Il severe attack OF measles
Little Nelson Jennings. OF No. 1905 West
Cary Street, who has been confined to his
again.
Miss Helen johnson expects to leave
during the coming week to spend several
weeks as tho guest Of her aunt. Mrs Willie
Tyler, In Goochland.
MI. P. v. (Bud) Edmonds was recently
the guest OF his niece. Mrs. G. r. Miller, OF
West Cary Street.
The friends of little Miss Irrna Dance
who has been confined to her home with
Illness Will be glad to learn that she is
now the road to recovery.
Miss Minnie Hughes, who underwent an
operation for appendicitis at the Memorial
Hospital a few days ago, Is getting along
very nicely.
Mr.. Edgar Farley. who has been making
his home In this section for the past seven
where he has accepted q position with a
manufacturing concern.
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NEW CASTLE.

Miss Lucille Cooke was recently the.
guest OF Miss Mary billiard here.
Miss Clara Reach has returned to her
school at Atlee after long sickness at her
home near here.
Miss Amanda Tucker and Mr.. John Tonlin
have returned after pleasant visit to Rich
Mrs T.. L. West is much improved In her
home near here. s
n severe illness.
Miss selena Beach has returned TO her
home near here after n pleasant stay, with
her sister, Mrs NJ 9. Undertake, at Alice,
Mr.. II. y. Fisher. OF West Point. was re-
Gently tho guest OF Mr.. W. B. Atkinson here.
Mrs j. c. billiard. Of Ingleside was re-.
Gently guest of Mrs. Hattie billiard and
Mrs. Brooks Williams near here,
Mr.. J. w. Peace was recently guest OF
Miss I1ilda West.
Gently guests OF relatives ncnr study, Va.
Cadet w. a. Log, of tho Y. p i, has re,
turned to his home at study on account OF
sickness. Mr.. Lee Will not be able to return
Wy iit 'Iio's Mary Rufiln is quite sick in her
home near here S@
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quite sick Mt hnr homo here with the
incaslos Is somewhat inproved.
MustergR Robbie Jenkins Is con flnod to
his bed, threatened with pneumonia.
Miss Annie Pnrsoi, of Bowling Green
Road, is Visiting, friends In Hanover
county,
Mrs. w. L. Barnes has returned to-
ton, who Is critically Ill.
Mr. william Childrcss who has been
sick at Ills homo on the Pike, has ei-
tirely recovered
Miss Willie Harris hns returned to
her homo IN Richmond after spending
some time. with her friend, Miss Marie
Flood, OF this place.
N Miss Grace Culle'. entertained few
of her friends ut her homo here Il few
Misses 1latio and 9iriora Sneed, Miss
Marie Hill, Mr.. Robert Chambers. Miss
Fanny Bass, Miss Emma Sneed, Mr..
Manly Allen Miss Alma Barnes and Mr..
Hugh Barnes. @,
Miss Maudle Sheppard, .of 17airneld, is
son. OF this place. "a
Mr.. George Kirby. who hns been quite
indlsposed at his home for some time,
Mrs. i, j. Taylor. who has been sur
fering for the past four weeks with
the grip, Is somewhat improved.
Miss Knto Talley was the recent
guest Of her friend, Mrs ~ w. Chris
tim, OF Poplar Grove.
Miss Eta Sneed is recovering from
a severe attack of neuralgia.
Miss Nora Farris, OF Albemnrlc coun-
ty, Is the guest OF hc,. cousin, Miss Bcr-
tina Bailey, or Chelsea HILL
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SOCIAL. and
PERSONAL
The Snow That Didn't,

! ne SNOW 4 Ildl A1lolA ~
Thus sighed the poet IN a golden
swooil
a. awirled the snow about the lilac tree:
.,This means that in the morning we
shall look
1,pon n scene OF fairy melody,
a garsoyle on the pump and facade
IJppn tho hen Gov and "a lace like scarf
q About the iron reindeer on the lawn"
ITO. morrow cried the small boy, down
tile hill
III slido and make snowman M tne
And with q SNOWFALL from. the owner s
The tine silk hat send whirl'ns into
space
IN sweet en,purpled rapture on the scene
The man who shovels show looked iohs
and sang:
..Fui soon III CLEAN the coin that sets
The dainass with the old corned beef
and cab"
So muscd the poet and thp blitl'e school
y boy AZ .,roo
And exc the workman. and the three
were fooled az
Tho snow turned into rain ana IN 'he
morn ,,,,,,y
nm landscape WINS soaking symphony
II ri ice.scummed mud all araoesqueu WIN
Il fog. =, p,,,,
r.. X. Munklttrick IN PUCK
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FAIRFIELD NEWS

Tho littlo son OF Mr.. and Mrs. Nance OF
tho Harvey Road. whotwas SO badly hurt
Mr. Tetteror and daughters. Misses Rose
and Elsie. have returned to their homes in
Gloucester county. after u very pleasant.
Visit to tho Misses Hughes. OF Fairfield.
Mrs. John Bowles and Miss Florcnco Ellis,
accompanied by little Miss Grace Small. ali
OF Now Kent county. wero recently guests
OF Mr.. aud Mrs thurman. OF this place. &.
Tho roll-of- honor for Fairfield school, for
tho past week. Is as follows: Katie Putse.
tin. Flora Tiler. Malvern Lewis. George
Tillcr and Charlie Putzo
county. where he Will mako his homo with
relatives there
Miss Lucy Tiller was recently the guest
OF her friend. ISIS Madeline putze OF the
Creighton Road.
Mrs Sally Felvey is somewhat improved
at her home here. after an illness OF sew
Miss Ila Dunavant OF Dinwlddie county.
has returned to her home, after spending
several weeks with her aunt, Mrs. Frank
Sheppard. OF Fairfield.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Richardson and little
son, formerly OF Fairfield. but now OF Gov
ington, visited their father here. during
the past week.
Mr. ana Mrs, 1sidoro Harris. who recently
moved here from Alpha. Buckingham coun-
", have returned to that place, after hay
Ing lived here for several months.
Miss Jessie Kirby has returned to her
home, after pleasant n, visit to her aunt
Mrs. Lola Gordon. OF Fairfield. g
Mr. and Mrs. John Wells, OF Blu zeld.
w. Va. were recently guests Of Mrs. j.
Thomas, OF tho Harvey Road .s$s
Miss Daisy Donleavy delightfully."- enter
talned few of her friends at her homo
hero few evenings ago.
Mrs. Julian Winter was recently the guest
O.. her mother ut Hicks Farm
Miss Goldie Martin, OF the Harvey Road,
ia visiting her aunt Mrs Mena Greenstreet.
of Twenty first Street.
Miss Earle Gordon has returned to her
home here, after n pleasant stay OF ten
days with her cousin, Miss Bailey, of ASH
land, Va. =
Miss Madeline Eastman expects to leavh
tho latter part OF the week for Rocky
Mount. N. G.. whore she will spend tho
remainder Of the winter with relatives.
Miss Ruth Simmons has returned from
Ciayvillo where she spent two weeks with
her sister, Mrs. Louise Mark l
l Miss Carrie Fields and Miss Grace Shaw.
of Hanover county. recently visited Mrs.
Young. Of this vicinity.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Anderson left Sat
urday for Fluvanna county. where they VIII
| be the guests of Mrs Andrews parents.
| Mr. and Mrs. Clark. for several weeks
| Mrs T. NJ. Talle"rand son hive returned
| to their home on the Creighton Road, after
| spending several days with friends and
! relatives in Norfolk, Va.
| Miss Lula Burton, Of West Virginia. was
! recently the guest OF her cousin, Mrs Wade,
/ near here.
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j . 10 d s q q. u E
families With soup and bread but the man.
5ageinent solicits contributions on account
OF the Increasing demands, as they pre
graater than the supply, The following
ladies are In Charge yrs. Mary II. Kaupet,
Mrs. BENJAMIN Levy, Mrs, Nuclsols and Mrs
s!ayter. These ladies on different days give
their services In making soup
Sidney Throcsmorton has returned to Ills
home IN Fayetteville. NJ g, He came to at.
tend tho funeral of his sister, Mrs. Maria
,Ihroekmorton, and was accompanied home
ny his brother. Edward 'rhrockmorton, who
VII! make his future home In Fayetteville,
Mrs. Emmett Saunders, who was called
mere by tho death Of her sister. has rG-
turned TO her homo in Washington.
Futon,ls to have another physician, DR.,
Williamson, who expects 10 begin the prac-
Tee or his profession here next week, He
VIII have his office on Louisiana Street.
Constable Cyclone Snmucls ID still confined
10 his home IN Marina by sickness.
Michael O'Grady, who was hurt last week
by runaway horso,kis still confined to his
home ~
Mcssrs. Frank Barlow and his son. Leon
ard have returned.fu their home in Surry
county after pleasant Visit With relatives
Mr., N. y. McNamara has returned from =
buhiness trip to Spring Hope. N. G.
CARRIER Rice ~ Company (Incorporated) ~
The name q q new ilrhl that VIII be locnted
sat S No. 3D07 williamsburg Avenue
Mr.. and Mrs. John DUFFY have arrived
from their wedding trip, and are now at
home to their friends at No, 40 LOUISIANA.
tgcet. ~ iss WI 81 IA Sa..a 3Ss - To
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Kate Wheelock Whist.

Tho Kate Whecloek Whist Club met
Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. II. K.
FRANKLIN, of 40. 1910 West Avenue.
Top score Was made by Mrs, Powhatan
Breeden and Mrs. G. G. Walker, play.
il's northand south, and by Mrs. chilee
Terrell and Mrs II. X. franklin, play.
ing east and west.
mere VIII be no meeting next week
but Oh Wednesday. February gpth, Mrs
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-02-08
In Honor Of Brides.

Mrs. Robert Lewis Winston gave a
most delightful Valentine bridge
party Wednesday afternoon to tho
ladies' OF No. 1l5 East Franklin Street.
three Of the recent brides were nor
guests or llonor--Mrs. John Houston.
Airs stuart Reynolds, and Mrs.
ienry Ornuhart. Mrs Mnston's taste
WAS beautifully displayed IN Ger LEGO
rAHons, which consisted Of pink roses
IN cut glass and rare old China vases
ana candles under dainty pink shades.
MHs, reynolds secured tho first
prize, Mrs Fletcher tho BOBBY. AM,
Mrs Horace smith the consolation.
| sitter the game dainty and delicious
/ refreshments We're served
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kinson, Resale Jones. Courtenay
Crump, Louise McAdams, Mary Daven-
port, Laura rutherford and others.
Messrs. John Elicit, Guy BinforG.
Travis Epes, Charles Bridges, Donald
Blair. Edwin Williams. Thomas Cor.
rell. William Trigg, Mr.. Loubridge,
kavaud Benedict, e. Williams, John
Pirner, William Goolrick, William
Breeder, Mr.. Tanner, William Kain,
Fchcrt Jeffress, John Guy, Fontaine
jones, Roy Jones. Addison Rennolds
and others.
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has been quito sick for several weeks past,
IL now slowly improving.
Miss Ella Rennie who has been quite
sick for several days. Is now somewhat linz
proved.
1 Mr.. Richard Sale Of Third Avenue. spent
last "Wednesday In Norfolk,
Miss Rcbcccn Clarke has returned to her,
home on Fourth Avenue after delightful
visit to her cousin. Mrs. Russell Winfrec, OF
Lynchburg.
Mrs. Mortimer Mcclure and Two children
have returned to their home on Chestnut
nm after spending tho past seyeral months
with relatives in Orange county 81
REV. Il. *. Odc has returned to his
home on Fifth Avenue after spending several
weeks In Florida and Cuba.
Mrs. Nash entertained Thursday evening
at her homo on Third Avenue, 81
MI j. r. Hall has returned to his home
In Hampton, Va. after visiting Mr.. O.. II.
Cross, Of Highland Park. A
iss Lois Yarbroush. who has heen quite
sick With measles, ID much improved. us
Mr. w. HavWood. u saludn. mas been
visiting Mr. aud Mrs, William Hunter
Mrs Clutter has been quite sick at her
daughter's residence on Fourth Avenue
Mr.. Lockwood, who has been quito sick
Is slowly improving.
Mi. @. w. Vaughan has been quite sick
at his residence on Highlpnd rark for the
PAST week.
nliss@AlacatesN has returned to her home
after spending several weeks With Mrs,
l5Wortham, OF Chestnut Hill
RI }3g ---------------- aSi III 5fi
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Miss Joynes Entertains.

Miss Julia Joynes entertained at a
beautiful supper last evening. her
guests being Miss Brent Witt, Miss
Corrtenay Crump, Mr.. Fontane Jones'
MI Roy Jones and Mr.. Addisc= Rem
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-02-08
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

Cards have been received In Rich
mond announcing the marriage OF Miss
Anne Hawthorne, daughter OF Mr. and
Mrs. James K. Hawthorne, to Mr.. JET
fersoN Wallace. Of this city. The mar
rlage took place on Tuesday December
25th, In Chaptlco. Va.
Mr. and Mrs. Wallace will be at home
after April LIST at No. 2G03 East Frank
lin Street s#5tlIG
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Miss Julie Osterloh also entertained
party at supper after the perform
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Informal Tea

Miss Martha Robinson. OF No SIS IL
west Franklin Street, Will be hostess
at an informal tea this afternoon.
About thirty persons have been In
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Graharn-Walthall.

= . F.. i q r .
A very pretty marriage took p!-A"e In
the First Baptist Church last evening
at o'clock when Miss Belle Burnett
Wathall' daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Ebert Ccllers Walthall. became the
bride of Mr.. Charles Bell Graham OF
this city. The Rev. Or. George w.
Mcdaniel performed the ceremony.
Church decorations were in palms
and the music WAS in charge of Pro-
tessor Leslie +. Watson.
Miss Nettle Shepherd, who was
maid OF honor, was prettily Gowned
IN pale pink silk and carried PINK
roses. The matron of honor Mre
James X, pcrciNall Jr.. or h.ack-
stone Va, wore a charming gown OF
white crepe de chine over tafTeta and
carried white roses.
MIR. William c., Graham, Jr acted
as best man, and the nshers were
Mcssrs william Charles Darlington,
| Alexander Graham. Ebert C. Wal
thall, ir., G. Howard Redd. w. Fen
ton McBa!n, Ernest Blair Mason
Harris and William 3 catlett.
The bride entered with her father.
She Wore beautiful white lace robe
| over chiffon and taneta, Her veil
was caught with sprays of lillies-of-
| the-Valley and she carried II shower
| bouquet of the same lovely blossoms
Mr.. and hlrs. Graham Will taAe nm
extended southern tour. Including
n stay in New Orleans during Mndri
Gras. They will return to make their
| home in this city.
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Beautiful Reception.


Mrs. g W P Brock and Mrs. Edwin
l. Hewitt were hostesses at a Very.
beautiful reception yesterday after
noon from 4:30 TO Z O'clock. in honor
OF Miss Alice Doyle ana Miss Helen
Stevens.
Exquisite springtime decorations were
in yellow and green. Golden dafsodls
in bowls. vases and PLAQUES, supplied
the motif in color. while smilax, palms
and ferns in profuson made contrast
ing and altogether harmonious back
ground.
Mrs. Brock was elegantly sowned in
black net and jet, with trimmings OF
duchesse lace and diamond ornaments.
Mrs. Hewitt was in lavender silk and
point lace. They received with their
guests of honor, Miss Stevens. wearing
pink cloth. and Miss Doyle. being
sowned in white spansled net. They
We're also assisted in receiving by Mrs
Bailey Thomas of Mobile, Ala. and Mrs,
Floyd Hughes of Norfolk, Va
Mrs. Adolphus Blair and Mrs Ed
| mund Benson served punch others as
! sisting in entertaining We're: Mrs. Car
| rett Wall, Mrs. Luther Warren, Mrs.
| William Palmer, Miss Ross Miss Peg
ram, Mrs. Fairfax Montague. Mrs. Thos,
! Atkins, Mrs. Edward Evans. Miss Evans,
| Miss Caroline Rennolds. Miss Elizabeth
| Frazier and Miss Katherine Newbill, OF
| rtfnfE r.
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Tea and Lecture.

The annual social tea OF Richmond
Or alter. Daughters of the Confedcr-
acy viii lie given Monday afternoon
next. from to o'clock, in the hona
of Mrs. Hugh Taylor, No. North
Fifth Street. Mrs. Edward Beecher
fnck, OF Philadelphia, will be tho
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Card Party.

Mr.. John Page Nottingham, OF Mathews,
Va. entertained at cards on Wednesday
last, Those present were Mesdamcs Rob-
ert Lee Sears, Robert Hosklns, Grace b.
sics@!, Soiin Burke, n. Burke Garrett,
Inbney g. Baker, Maude Mitchell, r.
Flayius Marchent ard j. Page Noting
ham. Mra Burke Garrett won tho first
prize and Mrs. Dabncy Bakcr tho con-
ISOLATION ai3 d
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Mr.. and Mrs James Stuart Reynolds
have returned from their wedding tour
and are at No. lis East Franklin Street
for the remainder OF the winter.
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Mrs. Robert Pegram has returned from
visit to her parents, Colonel and Mrs.
Harry Hodges. in Norfolk She was
much entertained during her short visit.
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The other guests were: Mr.. and Mrs.
Basby, Mr.. and Mrs. Kritzer. Mr. and
Mrs John ]. Steinbrecher, Miss Flo
renee Atkins Miss Blanch Mitchell and
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-02-08

Miss Helen L. Hayes. OF Grove Road,
left last week for Savannah. Ga. to
spend month with her aunt. Mrs. Seay.
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Miss Lora Chaplin, who has been sick
at her home for sevekal weeks, is much
better She expects to go South shortly.
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Miss Margaret Foster. of Schuyler,
Va, Is the guest of Miss Eart r.it at
No. sos Park Avenue.
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Mr. Walter Burruss has returned to
his work at Richmond College after a
visit to friends here. s
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-03-15
Snap
Price
Property
Situate Asylum Road and Peterson
Lane with
SIX HOUSES

All income producing.
VIII sell as whole, giving inves-
tors proper opportunity to secure
a paying investment at II possible
low figure.
Part cash, balance on time; low In
terest. For plans and other partic-
ulars. apply
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-03-15
akE RaRa x VI u u u IL a ID II n
II PASSENGERS II
n Departing u
u RRHHaa a a aaa'

Per stmr. Mikahala, for Kauai ports
March l4.-Misses Il, II. and M, |. VIII
cox, f. Knudsen, Mr.. Henningsen, \,
Il. Young, T. Kunkuna, James Morse
Per U, s. A. T, Thomas, from Ho-
nolulu for Manila, March l4,-Cadet
l.. Lando, Mrs, Capt Otwell, Sgt, &, A,
MoberG,
II. w. Gittell, George II, Fairchild,
Per stmr Helene, for Kawaihas
March ed. Ingham A. w. Carter.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-03-15
NEW : TO-DAY
ATTENTION, KNIGHTS

Oahu Lodge No. I. K of T., will
hold their regular meeting at the
new hail. corner of Fort and Bere-
tania SITS. this friday evening,
Mar. 18th, 1907, at 1880 o'clock.
There will be work in the third
tank.
Mystic No. 2. Mckinley No. S, and
all visiting brothers are cordially in
yited to attend.
r. COSTING. c. c.,
A. s. KENWAY, X. II. s.
3Gi1-1t
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-03-15
National Guard Of Hawaii
ADJUTANT GENERALS OFFICE
Honolulu, 7. H.

General Orders Mo- I.
An election willLbe held ut Mill
tary Headquarters on Friday. March
10Th. 1907. at 1880 y. M. for the
election of the following officers, In
accordance with the provisions of
Section II of the Military Code:
Colonel, First Regiment, NIGH.
Lieutenant Colonel, First Regi-
ment. y. G. II.
2 Majors. First Regiment, n. G. II.
Major James w. Pratt, of the Cen
cral STAFF. will preside at the forego-
ing election.
by command of the Governor.
JNO. II. SOPER,
Colonel. Adjutant General of Hawaii.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-03-15
u ~; n n &c " N ~ " ~ II II Z,
PASSENGERS
Arrived

u u y II u 81 II II " ~ ~ u U " " u
From San Francisco, per 5. $. Mon
golia, March 15.-For Honolulu: Miss
Jessica Bruce, Miss Lola Bruce, Mrs.
w. X, Castle, DR.. j. G, Cunningham,
Mrs, J, G. Cunningham, Fred A. Daley,
Mrs Fred A, Daley! +, C. Davidson,
Miss NJ. NJ. Dukes, w. J. Dyer, Mrs,
w. ]. Dyer, Master Leighton Dyer,
Mrs. Elizabeth Gallagher, Miss Minna
Gallagher, Miss NJ. Il. Green, b, ID. NJ,
Greene, Mrs. b. ID, NJ, Greene, w. c,
Haseltine, Mrs. w. C. Haseltine, j Ka-
lanianaole, Thos. +. Lansing, John q,
Luke, Mrs. John G. Luke, Capt. Will
liam Matson, Mrs L. II, McRoskey
Mrs W. L. Moore, Il. 7, Parsons, MIS-
L. T, Parsons, $. S. Paulson, Mrs. s
5. Paulson. T, Peck, II G.. Plummer
Mrs. Fannie Prentice, Geo. Il. Rogers
G. du Roi. l.. A. Rosstin Mrs. q
schmitt, b. II. Skinner, Mr., Stevick
Mrs, Stevick, Mrs. Laura c. Vickers
l. S. Z. Weeks, Mrs. |. =. p. Weeks. 5
G. Worden, NJ. w. Seymour, b Il, Bee
man, Harry Butler, Mrs. Harry Butler
Mrs, Annie NJ, Brown, Miss Heller
Brown,
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3641-2t

ADVERTISEMENT FOR PROPOS-
AIS PostofIice building, Honolulu. Ha-
wall. Sealed proposals will be received
ut this building until y. M, Saturday,
March 90. for furnishing lights, water,
ice, miscellaneous supplies, washing
towels. hauling ashes, and sprinkling
streets for this building during the
fiscal year ending June 80. 1908, or
such portion of the year as may be
deemed advisable. The right to reject
any and all bids Is reserved by the
Treasury Department. JOSEPH G..
PRATT. Custodian. 36il--Mar. Is, is