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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1900-05-02

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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1900-05-02

The mere fact that wife lived with
her husband in building owned by her
and knew of the work on Il as Il pro-
gressed. where she had neither executed
nor ratified the contract made by her hus.
band, assuming TO act merely for him
self. does not make the property subject
10 mechanics lien under Revised Stat.
rtes 1878. section 33l4. which permits
a lien to be enforced on the real estate OF
amy person on whose premises improve
meats are made. such owner having
knowledge thereof and "consenting there
to-" or justify a personal judgment
against her.-Coorsen 1t al. Versus Zirhl
Ut al. 10 n. W. Rep 'Wis.). 562.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1900-05-02
The Disappointed One.

A severe and elderly woman passed
by with one of her kind. We caught
only this fragment: 1T seems TO me
some persons are born just to get the
drst reading Of new books at the Athe.
nRum."-Boston Journal
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1900-05-02
MENU FOR WEDNESDAY.

u 81 will love you always!" This Is the
\ eternal lie that lovers tell with greatest
y sincerity. --Diderct.
q BREAKFAST.
4 Baked Apples
K Fricasscc Dried Beef. Bacon.
Rice Cakes. Coffee.
4 DINNER.
4 Oyster Stew.
4 Olives. Celery. Peach Pickle
Veal Outlets, Tomato aauce.
4 Macaroni, italian. Lettuce Salad. J
0orgonzo!a Cheese. Biscuits. Coffec l
PLUM PUDDING GLACE A Ia GLAD.
STONE.-tiave ready three ounces Of Malaga 4
Il grapes cleaned and seeded. place them In I
Y stone jar with half pint Of good. old sherry,
Il into fourths. one ounce finely chopped cit. /
4 ron. two ounces candicd apricots, also cut Y
II Into small pieces. then with a kpatula mix
\ gently together for one and q half minutes.
cover the jar and let infuse fully ~ hours. 4
\ Prepare chocolate Ice cram, and Iist be. \
fore removing from the freezer add above
4 ruit preparation. mixing well with the y
y spatula Tor two minutes; put on the cover l
and let freeze again tor 1--WE minutes. Take i
\ three pint melon form and. with spoon. an .
u with pudding preparation, cover Il well B
I and put In pail containing broken Ice and I,
rock salt at bottom. then oil up pail with I:
more Ice and salt, allowing II TO freeze for I.
two hours. Meantime prepare the sauce as !,
follows: Put In saucepan two egg yolks I:
with one ounce Of powdered sugar, place II 4
on the stove and. with pastry whip, stir h
briskly. adding gradually one gill OF old 4
brandy; stir we'll. hut must not boil; then H
take from the FIRE and set pan on table; con. I.
tinue stirring for ~ minutes add a pint Of I.
well whipped vanilla cream. mixing the I!
whole well together with whip for tv~ I!
minutes and pour In. china bowl and plA,- &
II In Ice box. 4
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1900-05-02
Where Geniu. Com~.In.

Grimes-Do you think IL indicates a
high degree Of intellectually to be able
to write poetry?
Rawson-NOt at all. Almost anybody
can write poetry. II requires brains
to get II published. Boston Transcrir,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1900-05-02
DANGEROUS MAN EATERS.
The African Crocodile Is a Swift.
Silent and Fatal Foe.


"The most dangerous foes we have
to meet on the Kongo," says Stanley.
"are the crocodile. the hippopotamns
and the b.falo. On MY last visit to the
kongo three Of my men were killed by
crocodiles, one by hippopotamus and
one by buffalo. There are herds of
Appropriateness along the Kongo and
Its tributaries and thousands of croco.
dies. The latter IRE the worst foes. be-
cause they are so silent and SO swift.
You see u man bathing In the river.
He Is standing near the shore. laugh.
Ing ut you perhaps, laughing In the
keen enjoyment of his bath. Suddenly
he falls over, and you see him no more.
A crocodile has approached unseen.
has struck him a blow with Its tail and
seized him instantly.
"Or 1t may be that the man Is swim
ming. lie Is totally unconscious Of
danger, There Is nothing to stir n
tremor Of apprehension. but there In
deep water. under the shadow OF that
rock or hidden beneath the shelter Of
the trees yondcr. Is a huge crocodile.
II has spotted the swimmer and Is
watching its opportunity. The swim
mer approaches. lie IL within striking
distance. Stealthily. silently. upper
ceived. the creature makes for Its prey.
The man knows nothing until he Is
seized by the leg ami dragged under.
and he knows no more. A bubble or
two Indicate the place where he has
gone down, and that Is ALL"
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1900-05-02

When girl says that some other
girl Is pretty. the men present can al
ways make ten strike by disagreelng
with her.-Atchison Globe.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1900-05-02
LIVE HIGH ON CREDIT
DAINTY DINERS WHO GET COSTLY
MEALS FOR NOTHING.

How Some Mig Accounts That Are
Never Paid Are Hun Up ut the FASH
ionabie Restaurants That Flourish
In New York City.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1900-05-02

II will love you always" This Is the
I eternal lie that lovers tell with greatest
! sincerity. --Diderct.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1900-06-02
Republican Mass Meeting.

The Republicans of Hubble Town
ship met Saturday afternoon at Cor
donvi!le 10 select delegates 10 t e
C )unty convention which meets at
jackson June ,. Henry F. Uelebe was
elected chairman. and J. H. c. Kerst-
uer secretary. The following delegates
and al:ernates were chosen.
Allenvi!le precinct, delegates: Henry
Kiehne. Arthur Kinder, VIM. Nielsen
heimer. Aug. Eggimann. Christ Frey.
II. D. Drasdale. VIM. Sperling.
AitsrnateS: Phillip Hager. VIM. E.
gimann. Aug. Dennecke. Tkos. Poin-
set Harrison COATES. p. y. O'Brien,
Z. II. Kerstner.
Dutch,own precinct. delegates: John
Frazier, Henry Brakebush, james Co
iags Herman Sander, Geo Rod,-
meyer, Jacob Eggimann. Alterna.es:
Robt. Heatley, Bill Martin. Chas
Daume, H. Wears. H W. BarteIs.
DR.. Franklin.
Gordonvilie precinct. delegates:
Wm. kocher. Fritz W. Dennecke.
Henry Volkerding, Thomas 5. Kinde.
Henry y. Voges. Henry Dralle, f.
Grossheider, Henry Nagel, VIM. Ul-
rich. Henry F. Ueleke, Christ Gross.
Alternates: Fritz Suedecum, Henry
Ame!unge. Jr., Henry w. Kinder. W.
y. Voges, f. c. Vasterling, VIM. q.
Vessel, Chas Chas. Denkel, Chas.
Bartels, Jr., VIM. Hartmann. Robt.
Siemers.
Christ F. Fry was nominated for
Consta ole for Hubble Township.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1900-06-02
Look outfor This Chap.

The following dispatch from JetfeI'-
son City appeared il the Glooe-Dem-
ocrat:
the Superintendent Of the Insur-
aHce Department today Issued a cir
cular letter 20 the Prosecuting At;or-
ne, - Of the state. calling attention TO
the fact that man representing him
self as an agent Tor tie British ana
American Exchange As7ociation'lL Linz
i,edJ, OF London. has been selling iu-
oUrauce and collecting premiums in
Crawford and other counties in Mis-
souri,. Inc superintendent states that
there IS 10 such company as the Brit
i-h and American Exchange Associa-
ton. and that the pretended agent is
4 fraud of the first water. Any mon-
~ paid to him will be Il clear loss to
,le individual. The citizens OF the
state. before accepting insurance.
should be sure that the company IS
authorized 10 90 business IL the state.
One of The Substantial insurance com-
panies authorized 10 business in Mis-
souri, is the British American Assur-
ance Company of London, No
doubt the name of the British and
American Exchange Association OF
London mas been adopted by the per-
petrators OF this fraud for the pur-
pose of deceiving.f
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1900-06-02
Death of Henry Rowan.

There is genuine regret in this COM
munity on account of the death ol
Henry Rowan, until Thursday night,
the proprietor of the st. Charles Ho-
tel barber shop. Henry went home as
usual Thursday when he had finished
his days work. After talking to
his wife for a while he went out in the
yard to the cistern to get drink. He
stayed long enough to make his wife
uneasy, and she went out to look fol
him. She found him seated on the
back steps of the house dead. The
deceased died with some heart trouble.
He probably felt the sudden attack al
the cistern and started back to he
house, dropped down on the steps and
died there Death was evidently easy
and painless.
Henry Rowan had been in business
here for thirty-fye years or more, and
his life in this community was shin
ing example 10 others OF his race. He
was /. good man and good citizen:
He was good-humored. unifornally
courteous to everyone and was con
spicuious for his sterling honesty and
integrity. tie attended strictly 10 his
own business and was eSteemed and
respected by ali who knew him. The
funeral took place at O'Clock
friday afternoon from the family res
iIcuce.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1900-06-02
Stockholders NIcrifun

Notice i hereby given that a meet
.Eg OF stockholders OF the Kennel: x
Osceoia Railroad wilI be held at the
Office OF the company IL fhe city Of
Cape Girardeau, on Monday. July
Pad. 1900, at eleven O'Clock y. NJ. for
the purpose of submitting to said
stockholders the proposition to guar
antee principal and interest of 81. $50
First Mortgage Bonds 20 be issued
for the purpose of constructing a
railroad from the State Line of
Missouri and Arkansas, where the
line of the Kennett " Osceoia
Railroad terminates, to Leechvilie,
in ARKANSAS, there to form a Juno
tion with Jonesboro, Lake City x
Eastern Railroad. and to transact
such other business as may on said
day come before the stockholders.
E. F. BLOMEYER, President.
r. B. ANDREWS, Secretary.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1900-06-02
THE TEACHING FORCE.
Those Selected for Work in Our Pub
= lie schools.

uC SCuOOlDs
At the last meeting OF the Board OF
Education the following teachers we're
elected:
Lorimier School: Principal, E. E.
Mccullough: first assistant, May
Greene: assistants, Matte Warren,
Fannie Juden, Helen Whitelaw, Beu-
lah Porterfeld, Alice Carroll, Afena
Albert, Frances Barenkamp, Nellie
Shorb, Julia Nettles. The latter four
named are the new teachers chosen.
and the teaching force has been In
creased by two. This addition was
advocated by the DEMOCRAT and fav-
ored by citizens generally. and upon
a consideration of the matter the gen
tlemen of the Board saw that an in
crease of the force was needed and
made it. While this naturally en-
tails little more expense upon the
board, it is an outlay that will be
wisely made and it is not anticipated
that there will be any objections of
fered.
Lincoln School: John s. Cobb
principal: assistants. Cora Miller.
Georgia Coins.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1900-06-02

The ferry case that ha> heeu in liti-
CATION between }. u Craig ana Cau-
bic " Cauble, Is in a fair way OF be-
ing settled. The case wd, 10 have
come before Judge Elc5ers yesterday
at Mound City tor final adjudication.
and Mr.. Craig Went % Mound CITY.
One Of his attorneys told him that the
other side was not ready 70 argue the
case aud wanted mere time. i, Mr..
Craig's side has be-n trying 70 force
the matter 20 an issue Tor some tim.
his attorneys finally agreed u a fur
ther continuance provided the autor-
neys for CauDie y CaUble would agree
70 have their clients Withdrawn IRON
the ferry business here until the sui,
had been settled. This agreement wa
made, and the Candles will doubtless
receive the notification in due season.
This may virtually settle the case.
When the county commissioners Of
Alexander county granted tie ferry
license TO Cauhle * Caub.e. Mr..
Craig strongly opposed It, and claim
ed that 50 long a. ne was giving the
pubiic satisfactory service. anu there
had been no complaint made, it was
an Injustice 10 him 70 grant the Ii
cense. 1t was granted in spite OF his
protest and he then took tue matter oe-
fore the circuit court in order TO have
the license revoked. Mr.. Craig's at
torneys are confident tha. they will
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1900-06-02
Missouri crop Prospect.

The bulletin of the L. =. Depart,
ment OF agricultural has the follow
in@ 10 SLY Of Missouri crops:
In some districts cornticIds were too
wet for cultivation during the early
part of the week. bat in general con-
ditiOns have been favorable for all
farm york. Corn i generally well
cultivated, and. although backward
owing 10 cool nights. is looking we'll.
Oats are no" beading in TIE southern
counties. and there Is some complaint
that they are short, and in some uf
the southwestern counties they ara
suffering from drought, bat in most
sections they continue very promising
Meadows and pastures nave made
good growth. Some clover will BE-
cat tnis week. Ia some Of the sout..-
eastern counties army worms are in
JuriGg medows, wheat and corn. tn
wheat crop continues as favorable a.
previously reported, except in a nun
Ger Of the eastern ana southern
counties, where It further decline -
noted as a result OF injury by hy.
Potatoes and gardens are making
coed progress. Tree fruits are still
badly in some districts. ;;:.t
much damage is being Gone to lie
apple orchards by worms. In some uf
the southeastern counties the apD-e
crop mas been nearly ruined.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1900-06-02
A short sermon.

.
There is always story in eircula-
tion about some one. There is always
a confidential lie whispered through
the community about some fellow
creature, and everyone is admonished
to say nothing about it, and finally
everybody knows it but the person In,
question. II yeu have a friend who
is made the subject of silly gossip it
is your duty to tell him about it. II
you keep, still and allow your friends
reputation to be stained and trampled
under foot, without a chance to defend
himself, you are doing a great iu-
Justice. We do not believe in hatch
ing up trouble for any one, and we
hate to see man convicted OF a crime
in the midst of the people without
chance to explain the matter. IT
would be good thing if lies we're
left painted on the atmosphere. in
which they were told and the liars
picture attached to them. There
wouldn't be so many told, but the
mospfere would be fuli OF word
pictures, and what 4 beautiful coliec-
ton it would make.-Seclected.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1900-06-02
THE GROGAN CASE.
slayer of Louis de Montcourt OF
Cairo Admitted TO Rail-.


On Saturday, Hezekiah Grogan. the
murderer of Louis De MOn,court OF
Cairo, was admitted TO bail by Judge
koehler at Jackson, and the bond
placed at $1,000. There was al. ar
ray OF legal talent On both sides and
some lengthy arguments were made
for and against the proposition by Gro
gan attorneys to admit him to bail.
The DEMOCRAT learns that the evil
dence submitted to show that Grogan
had committed Il cold bloOded. afro
ciuus. unprovoked murder. was very
STRONG. and that Judge koehler in
summing up made this expression.
The proof IN the case L. evident but
| vail admit the defendant to bail. :"
and the friends of De Monicourt We're
mUch surprised when the decision of
Judge kOehler was given. One OF the
attorneys in the ease stated 10 the
DEMOCRAT yesterday that he did not
think GrCgan would be able to make
the bond. and another attorney. one
oH Groaan's side. said he would fix
up the bond all right.
1t will b.. remembered that a few
months ago Grogan shot and killed
Louis De M0ntcourt in Pemiscot
county. DE Montcourt and Ohara. a
lumber firm Of Cairo own,d aud OPP
Grated Il mill some few miles from
lay lur landing. Grogan had been in
The employ of The firm as foreman but
mad recently been discharged. Mr.
DrAlOntcourt was at the mill irving
the business his personal supervision.
The day before the murder Grogan
was at :he mali and apparently was in
Il good humor. He laughed ;aud joked
with Mr.. De MoUtcOi.rt and the latter
had NO suspicion o. any sinister de-
en- on the part of MS former EN-
pturr. Gro@aa left the mill and rode
OF. the next evening De Muu;cOurt
iind Il MIR. Howard. who lad taken
GrO@an' place. were sitting at the
table in the boarding house eating
supper, when without Il word or any
inlimation of his presence Grogan
walked in and placing u pistol within
two or three feet of De MontcoUrt' $
breast he fired at MIN twice The vic
lin OF Srogan arose TO his feet. stag
gered Il few PAGES and then Tell to the
hoor dead. After the murder Grogan
walked ont on the porch. and j. said
to have returned, kicked tn. dead
body and fired It shot into the head.
Grogan alleged IT he time tnat the
killing was done on account ul u bus
lness dispute but ut The application
for bali his attorneys alleged ;i,at Air.
De Nontccnrc iEsuited woman il.o-
gan was Interested i'll y country
Judge might lie mace TO believe tai,.
Out those WHO knew De lIOnlcour, .or
The coartly gentleman tha. he wAs,
could not b. persuaded tl.tt he would
ever insDit any woman Uu,ier any ".r-
cumstances Taking the evidence Of
Mr.. dowar,: Who was The only eye
witness To this affair, one cannot but
conclude ttac in al the annals Of
crime and 0ioodsheI III Southeas:
Missouri, this cold bioOded killing OF
Louis De ALontcourt takes first rank
for brutality ANA iufamy.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1900-06-02
MORE DELEeArEs
To the Republican County Conven--
tlon at jackson.


Byrd Township has selected the
following delegates to the county con-
vention which meets at Jackson next
Saturday: K. NJ. Tiemenstein. J. W.
Sutton, Ed D. Hays, John Ritter,
Henry Bartels jr., David Farrar,
August H.. Meier. Theobald Amos. L.
Bergenheimer, Henry Meir. Leo Jor-
dan, Chas. Guenther, Cal Melton
Henry Engelmann, b. F. Lusk; Claus
Kerstner, Robt. Plckens, Forrest
Lacey, Alex Euierberg, Vim. Illers.
Carl Wallace, Duree Jones, W. c.
Phillips, DIR. F. Brase, j. A. Snider.
Shawnee Township: Jas. d. Hatch
er, ]. ]. Sawyer. Louis Dougherty,
A. B. Mizer. Chas Samples. Herman
Kinninger, Jno. G. Putt, Joe NJ.
Thompson, Jas. G. Davis, +. F. Nit
cheIl, j. G. Saupe, r. S. kastern-
Martin Kock, Aug. Twemsdorf, Chris
Kassel, X. S. Sides.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1900-06-02
PART OF TIE RECORD
For Just One OF the Horizons I,syss
ST. Louis rs Having.

For Just One OF Shes Giorfous ypavs.
| 81. Louis rs Having.
Here is IL partial rec6fd of one
day 5 work in st. Louis strike sympa-
thizors:
Joseph Niemeyer shot through the
ear and NUMEROUS houses puuctured
iihy iuiiet-.
Riots at Broadway and Pcstalozzi
streets: Nebraska and Cherokee.
Twentieth ana Salisbury: Ninetecath
and Carr.
Anton Chalutsky SHOT ti,ree times
Maurice Eichel mobbet Tor riding
on q street car.
Same case with man named kitch-
war.
Manr:,e Eession badly beaten for
ridinE TO his work on d Cherokee line
car
Miss Pauline fiesser assaulted and
her clothes torn oil her for riding on
a car.
Thomas Riley -hot.
r'rci \. Potter S.lpf.
,jGo. Daus, knocked on the head
with Il brick
Bombs placed on lailroas tracks in
South st Louis.
Teachers Of tie Eliot school pre-
vented oy a moo for boarding a car.
Eight men arrsstc5 iog noting on
California Avenue.
These are Just q teS o. the argu-
ments that migi-J be advanced il sup
porf Of the >triknr- position that no
police Grc need.j 20 guard tAe prop
erty Of the railroad company.