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The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1901-04-05
Oakley.

Lawrence Brennan, of Saginaw, was
on our streets one day last week.
Mrs Isaae' Ismond passed away Thurs
day morning. March %, at four O'Clock
after lingering illness from pulmonary
tuberculosis, at the age of 33 years.
The funeral occurred Saturday at II a.
m. from the M. E. church, Rev. Kirn,
of New Haven, officiating, and inter-
rement took place at West Haven
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew TOtting-
ham, Saturday, bouncing boy
Chas. Wright, of Jackson, visited his
brother Ed. and other relatives here
over Sunday. b. Hoffman is now a
resident of Oakley-Wm. Eagan has
moved his stock of hardware into the
McClement building-Mrs. John Hill
went to Lansing Saturday to visit her
son Henry-Uncle Phil Mickle, has
been quite sick the past few days
Mrs. A. w. Miller is very sick at
present. A council of doctors decided
Monday that an operation would be
necessary If her condition was I'M
proved-Pearce & Bunting are taking
invoice as the business may change
hands soon-Will Thurber, from
Chaplin, has moved into one of Charles
Teachout's houses-F. W. Pearce, vi
Owosso, was in town the first of the
week-E're this is printed, If present
plans materialize, one of our young
ladies will have taken hubby" and
another name-ElectiOn passed of
quietly Monday with the following per-
sons elected: ID. Mccartney, supervisor
h. c. Wickham. clerk; L. Y. Howell,
treasurer; Daniel Dean, Justice; G. A.
Brewer, commissioner of highways; B.
B. Finley, school inspector; j. G. Retain,
member board of review. B. Hoff
man expects to have cheese factory ID
operation here by May 1st. %. b
Hegler was in Owosso Tuesday. =
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1901-04-05
GRAND ART EXHIBIT.
Frame and Picture Sale at the
Mclean Gallery all Next
Week.

Largest Collection of Water Color,
Fac Smiles Carabons, and Platinum
Prints, reproduction of all famous paint
ings, the Madonnas, Sacred Pictures,
etc. In fact all the popular Pictures
of the day. Do not miss seeing these
pictures as it is larger and better
collection than can be carried in a city
Of this size. Come early and make
your selections as they will be here but
one week beginning Monday, April 8.
We also have large stock of Frames
which must be reduced. In order to
do this we offer these at greatly reduced
rates. Some % per cent, some 33t per
cent and some so per cent off. Our
Moulding stock is the largest and best
between Grand Rapids and Detroit,
large part of which will be sold at
above rates.
sSs Dates, One Week, April 8 TO April l3.
OPEN EVENINGS.
Souvenir to Every Lady.
Nc Lean Studio.
LOT N. Washington St.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1901-04-05
Union Plains.

A little child of Amos Walworth
was buried here Tuesday--One of Fred
Bemis' little boys has the diphtheria
but is doing WE'LL L. Mills returned
Saturday from Clyde, Oakland county,
with some cattle purchased at Mr.. Row.
ley's auction--Mrs Mary Whipple
has returned to her farm at Indian town
as her son law, who has been work
ing her place, is about leaving it.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1901-04-05

Educate Your Bowels with Cascarets.
Candy Cathartic, cure constipation forever.
i0c, 25c II @. @. c. fail, druggists refund money.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-02-23
ATROPELLO EN- SAN Juan

Nos informan que sntes de anoche
fu6 atropellado en- Ia plaza de Alfonso XII
ell niflo Marianito Pesquera.
Estando allf CON Ell joven don Rafael
Ramirez y otros, SO 10 acereo el policfa
numere SO, dAndole un brusoo tiron, sin
que mediara niDgdn snteoedsnte que justi-
fcara este, d no ser que Pesquera pertene-
ce al sub-comite federal de menores de 20
aflos.
Ramirez intervino CON mucha correo-
ci6n; ell guardia empleo formas muy des
templadas; aquel insistio en- estilo oorte,
-ignifcAndole que ne perpetraba un abuse.
Entonees el nhmero II scemetio rotten eD
mano Ramirez, originando una protests
unanime entire los aspect sdores. Este jo
ven fa6 condueido hasta ell deposito mu-
uicipal empellones, prod acisndose luego
una demanda por reslstencia.
FL hecho SO presta los amargos
|comentarios; pero nos conformsmos cor
spuDtar los siguienses detalles para qus
Ell pats juEgue.
Galvarfn, ell poliofs numero SO, era
uno de los testigos fslsos de In oausa de
IA de Setiembrs.
FL n1mero II, uno de los que hizc
un importante papsl en- les tristss aeon
teci mientos de aquellos dfss.
ESQ basta.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-02-23
SAN JUAN
NOTAs POR CORREO

El .sepelio de los restos del joven
Gordlls, llegados de New Y o, k, fu6 muy
conourrido. Desde Ia aduana partio Is
triste comitiva. Sanchez Morales despi
dio el duelo.
La fiesta esoolar que aver SO oele-
bro en- Ell teatro como homenage la me-
moria de Jorge Washington fac bri
llante.
FL programa fa6 cumplido al pie de
la letra Sc prObo que los alumnos estan
muy adelantados en ell iDgles, pues caai
todas las recitaciones sc hlcleron en- ese
idioma.
Sc distinguio mucho en- Ell piano Ia
seforita Tizoi, acompa7ls ada al violin por
su hermano.
Ambos tenfan d su cargo la diffoil
ejecucion de slgunos nameros de masiea.
-Seg1n cartas de los comisionados
del pats en- Washington, hay grandes es
peranzas de echar abajo el BIZ de trl
butacion que nos rige. Apoyan la deman-
da Ia prsnsa norte americana, los bancos
y ell comeroio todo de los Estados Unidos
LA Tesorerfa esta pagando 10 que
corresponds por IN trimestre los mum
oipios por los lmpuestos de f6sforos y
licores. Don Jose Ct del Vale ha 90
guabo, Hatlllo, Ptfluess, = B2Tranquitas.
Aver tovo lugAr per el campo del
Moro una gran parads honor al naci-
miento de Jorge W hiugtou. Un gen
ito Immense asiet al alto.
Hoy Sc verlhsa'a en- ell clu6 de re-
gasas I'M lucido bailu oo confanzs.
-Pareoe que oil riego de las alcanta-
rillas sc ha suspendido no hay quien
sguante ell hedor que estas despiden.
-El pest office no repartio aver los
periodicos de la isls, por la festividad
del dfa.
Aver permaneoieron las tiendas del
oomercio oerradas. En los edihcios publ
cos y muchas oasas particnlares Sc pusie-
ron ooIgaduras J banderas.
Lo que no han molestado los oidos
SON los petardos del aflo p&sado.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-02-23
DIR HODO Ill MUADO

El general 6oer De Wett Con.i,.
CON su sagaoidad hacer ilusorios 10, ~ -
yectos de las fuerzas britanicas Gus IT,, s'''
ban de acorralarle.
El ej6rcito ingl6s perdi6 200 bomb,.
en- Ia persecuolon.
La fatiga y ell desaliento SO apod..
ron de las tropas monarquicas por 10. :"
petidos triunfos del caudlllo aftiosno =
te aguarda los refuerxos combinado, =
presideuts steyn--de Orange para oop
batir al enemigo.
-Muchos amigos entire los on. :.
cuenta al seilor Cansleias, suplican 4 A.
Praxedes Msteo Sagasta que % b,s
cargo del gsDinete espanol.
Sc asegura que Con Carlos de Borh,
abdioara de- sns derechos s Ia corona h
Espafla en- favor de su hiio don sime
Ell general Mac Arthur sigus i.
portsudo Ia isla de- Guam todo, \,
tilipinos prominentes que osen en- pOjg
de los amerlcanos, proo.dentes del csun
rebeloc.
Ri departamento 0e Marina de Va
hington destinsrA 700 mil dollars p,,
soRGsner estSolCnea naV7lss en- cuba, Pau.
to Rieo FliipinAs. Esta notcis Do
duce general aesoontento en- Ia gran a,
tilia.
Sc conffa en- poder salyar a Is en-
|peratrix Victoria Adelaide, segdn DAT.
ticipan de Wilhemshaven.
En- Londres Sc observa matosi,
efervescenoia por la subida de los iupps-
tos 8 fin de ayudar los gsstos que a.,
rrea la campaf1a de Africa.
Eel rey de Inglaterra Eduardo VII
hs nombrado coronel honorario de la
ouerpos de artillerfa inglesa al rey de POI
tugal.
La reina Guillermina, de Holapdl
ha indicado Mr.. Kruger que didere II
viaie al Transvaal hasta la aperture ID
parlamento de Alemanla, pues espers 4a
ell K aiser proponga ell arbitraie con lngI
terra.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-02-23
MAnIANO AIRRIk-.

chos los sdornos que dejaa las families
como recuerdo sus deudoa.
Haoe POGO desaparecieron dos tiestos
de flores que contenian los nombres y ape
llidos del difunto.
--Ayer hixo cinoo amos que So autiri-
xo s nuestro distinguido correligionario
don Rafael Arrillsgs, para estabiecer el
alumbrado ei6otrioo en- squella eindad.
-Mafiana Sc selebrsra an lucido bai-
le de PifsatG en- el Casino para ell que se
nos hs invltado calantements.
Sc sortear&n entire las seforftaa que
concurran, IN braxalete de oros una cajita
de perfumerfa, IN adorno de tocador para
essneias y IN reloj de sefiors.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-02-23
PRUEBA P1LElNA

Nos oomunican que dentro de pooos
dias tendr& efecto Ell iuicio oral de Ia eau
sa que se sigue d Benito Miro, Claudio
Bonilla y otros, por asalto y robo eE Ia
morada del obrero don Nolasoo Rubio.
A petici6n de Rosendo Rivera Pc
dro Gomez, ell comit6 republiosno de la
capital aoord6 que se psgasen 20 dollars
por la defensa de los reos, Peps Gux-
man ..... ell oelebre Pepe Guxman
Pero Torquemada no aoepta la triste
misi6p, menos qae ae retribuyan con
SO dollars sus servicios profssionales.
,Bueno est& 81 para trabajar por amor
al arte an benefoio de sus aoro6os correli
gionarios!
Asf las cosas, al Quedase en- nosotros
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-02-23
PARA SAN JUAN

Esta tarde tuvimos 81 gusto de- depar
tir un momento en- estas ofcinas con nues.
tros exoelentes amigos don Jos6 Munos
Rivera y don Ramon santini, de Barran :
quitas; don Federico f. Virella = don Jo-
s6 Gual, de Arroyo,
Iban de paso para San Juan. Estos
dos ujtimos con ell fin de asistir d l,s se-
stones del Comit6 directive de nuestra CO.
leotividad que 50 inauguraran maflana "A.
Reiteramos todos ell santimiento de
nnestra cordial sim patfa.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-02-23
MayNgjie>

Hs aldo capturado Francisco Lssis
Veles, desertor del presidio departamen~
tai.
Sc dice oon insistenois por aquella
oiudad, que en- Afiasco Sc rjuega 10 pro
hibido, cobrando ell barato la policia, CON
@i beneplAcito del senior Alcalde.
Tambi6n SO dioe que en- los campos
10 observan maroados privilegios con lor
garitos qae pagan.
-@~Por dasouido del conserge del ce
sssnserio de MaysGIas ss robsn de los nj
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-02-23

que no queda-alguna duda de am,
orfmenes de San Juan contabau ss ~. 20
sanction del partido flad6l6co; el n.y.. ~
cinio que hoy Sc manifesto en- ssa F,''' oo,'
tividad, hasta ell punto de haoer snv.% %
causa de los bandidos de la nochs A. =
de Noviembrs, serfa bsstante para p,oa' q
cir ell convencimiento en- nnestrss ~.
ciencias.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-02-23

Sc asegura que Ell gobierno espahol
no ensregarA los jovenes Palomino =
Porrata, pues hsy abogados. expertos que
ss opcnen 10 extradicicn.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-02-23

Por la explosion de IN quinqu6 Lu-
ciano Gonzalez sufrio quemaduras graves.
Esta en- ell hospital. III hecho aoaeoio en-
3 enc Ii cencia.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-02-23
SNas .TsgNss
(P0r goIegrsTOD
Eebrero %.
RECOMMENDATION

El Attorney general reoomlends o.
gobernador ell indulto de Manuel e,ez
Gaztambide, de Anasco, que SURE ooaoe
ma en- ell presidio por los delitos de ropo
incendio en- ouadrllla.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-02-23
q R e. q OS

Hoy faeron presos por la guardia de
MORO todos los bsnistas que Sc hallaror
detras del castillo.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-02-23
CRON TO A
UN BOHEMIO
{ REOURRDOs DE FORN0s)

sombrero lleno de polvo. Nadie al YER d
aquel ioven delgado, con ojos azules, muy
aEules, la barba desouidada, envuelto en-
aouella rara indumentsria. podfa imsginar
que fuera un poeta moderno, con IN talen
tazo que no le cabfa en- la cabeza; estims-
dfsimo splaudido por los mas notables
escritores; solicitado por los periodistas;
mimado por sus amigos, psro indlferente
lala gloria al APPLAUSE. TGvo gran
des decididos protectores como don Al
berto Aguilera Romero Robledo, pero
iamAs hixo case de esas il rduencias. I'm
poftioa se titulaba sociohstG, 10 oual no
era obice para que cuando necesltao
cinoo duros llevars IN artfculo La
Epoca de C&novas 8 al Correo de Sa-
gasta. 7 asf sc paso la vida, rodando de
cafe en- oaf6 de taberna en- taberna, NAL.
gastando su ingenio en- cosas tdtiles y
envenen&ndose La existencia con aguor
disnte au bebida favorita.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-02-23
CE- 9 = NJ TE

La esposa del doctor Arratia, profe
sora americana del xAsilo de Benefcencis
ha sido declarada oesante.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-02-23
GrandeS baratiIIos SeInanaIW
EN- "EL NUEVo BAZAR"



dosas sas del Carnival empieoe aisaoi6n de
MALES isara tuaoion
pc
Ia arEc pare seaorQ
Corses Nuvo sgos garantizados s4 (gangO !"
lId Yankee las con
Toqullas de hlo Bo Sombrlas de
riqueha a. 6O son elegantfsmo
Toquila Pa Sgo
risen 99 kxquisuos povos <Romans de Pt
kstos
hopedsie
Febreo corriente hasts 81 dMyo upap
todo ~
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-02-23
BAIL

Anoohe hubo un animado bale en- ios
salones de Ia xAsoeiaoi6n de Dependlep"
f6aa
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-02-23

Hoy han vuelto prestar servioio los
.rros el4ctricos.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-02-23
EN PEgEnT

Sc encueptra en- este puerto la frsga-
ia escuela de guerra americana San hds
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-02-23


disnte au bebida favorita.
Cusndo, tras larga s1sencia, regres6
& Madrid haoe cinoo amos, mi primers vi
sta fus & Fornos, Ia mess de los b0he
nafos. La encontr6 desiefts. Solo Paco,
81 moEo que nos seryfs, un simpAtico ga
lego que b ace veinte afoC sirve en- For
nos, 81 oua. coaocen todos los puerto
rique7Ios que han dea6lsdc por allf en- Csc
tempo, se ocupaba en limpiar ell marmol
lie la mesa.
Dime; los poesas iqus Sc han
hechoT
-lQu6 sc 20, seiorito; todos han
voZado.
z en- efecto; todos se hsbfan despa
rramado como bandadas de gorriones.
Catarineau era todo un periodista formal
que trabajaba en- La Correspondencia;
| Luis Paris, el m6dico- crftioo, SO habfa
convertible en- ell director artfstioo del tea
tro Real hacis visies Italia en- busca
de tiples tenores; Dloenta aoababa de
obtener un gran triunfo con su drama
Juan J0sS no sslia del saloncillo de la
Comedfa Jose Juan Cadenas Sc habla
eclipsado solo ae sabfa de 81 por los DO
nitos versos que publicaba en- Lac revistas
| Iitersrias; Calixto Ballesteros SO hsbfa
convertible en- un activo reporte de HI GIo
| DO SO codeaba CON ell conde de Romano
nes con Moret; Luis Pardo sc habia
casado trabsjaba formalmente en- Ia re
daccion del Pals; Felix Limendoux, aqnel
chic uillo que Sc dio conooer con III 60
rro Frigio, hsbfs descendido de las mesas
de Fornos d las tabernas de los barrios
bajos malgsstabs So iDgenlo escribiendo
zarzuelitss prornografcas para los teatros
de tercer orden. Todos habfan tornado
lrumbos distintoR. Solo Msnoio Paso, segufs
limpeYtSrrito, CON su vieio paieto abrochs-
do hasta el nacimiento de la barbs, 90
sombrero abollado y sus zapatos muertos
de rlsa. Pero "a no iba Fornos. Ahora
se iba las tabernas donde el aguardiente
era nsds bGroto.
Slnembargo; nltimamente lef en- los
peri6dicos de Madrid que Paso en- colabo-
raoion de Dioents habfa obtenido dos
triunfos esplsndidos con los extremes de
dos xarEuelas en- tres actos: HI duque de
qandaa Csawo Vargas. Cref que SO habfa
regenerado, cuando Ia notiola de su muer-
te ha venido d sorprenderme. A su en-
tierro b an concurrldo, llteratos, perlodIs-
tas, ex ministries, diputados y Seuadores.
Las cintas del feretro las llevaban Vital
Axa, Ramos CsrrioD Miguel Echegs
ray. Y Nu1ex de Arce, 81 gran poeta,
dirigio Dicenta Ia sIguiente oarta:
&Seaor don Joaquin Dicenta.
Mi querido amigo: Reoibo on este mo
mento La carta de usted en- que me comu
MICA la tristfslma notlcia de La muerte de
Manuel Paso. No puede usted fgurarse
cuanto me ha impresionado La lnfausts
nueva. iPobre Pasoi
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1901-06-25
SUCCESSFUL coLoRED MEN
Boulder, Colorado, the Home of Two Who
Have Won High Positions.

Boulder, Colorado, the Home of Two Who
Have Won High Positions.
Boulder, Colorado, has the distinc-
tion Of being the home Of the only
chief telegraph operator of railway
in the United States who Is a colored
man. says the Denver News. S. b.
Mackey, the chief operator of the Col
orado & Northwestern railway, not
only fills the position or head OF the
telegraph department of the road, but
he is equally efficient as train dis
patcher and private secretary to Cen
eral Manager Culbertson. He is
stenographer and typewriter of special
ability and his gentlemanly address
and ability in everything he under
takes have made him highly popular
among citizens of Boulder.
Mackey is a native or Greenville,
Pennsylvania, where he was educated
in the public schools. After gradual
ing from the high school he pursued
a special course of studies at Teal col
lege. Since arriving at Boulder he
has found time to study Latin and
French and next fall he will enter
upon a special course in the State
university. He is now twenty-eight
years of age, active, energetic and
wide awake to the intrests of his en-
ployers. Recently he undertook the
issuance of an elegantly illustrated
pamphlet upon Boulder county. The
title of the publication is Picturesque
Boulder and Gems of Boulder County"
Boulder has another colored man
who is gaining wide reputation on ac-
count of special ability. His name is
o. T. Jackson. Last year when the
board of directors of the Chautauqua
looked about FOR man to take charge
of the Chautauqua dining hall and
cafe, Jackson was selected for the po-
sition. He filed it so well that he is
in charge for the approaching session.
He employs sixty or seventy-five per-
sons to assist in the work and his au-
thority is supreme.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1901-06-25
Prof. Moore and the Hail
Ch11forr

Professr Willis L. Moore, chief of
the weather bureau, appears to be
somewhat irritated because American
horticulturists, as a result of the re-
ports submitted by our consul at
Lyons, are asking why this govern
ment does not adopt the French
method of cannon firing for the pro-
lection of orchards from hail and
frost.
In statement which he issues as a
reply to the numerous inquiries re-
ceived concerning the matter. Pro-
fessor Moore says the idea that the at
mosphere can be bombarded into sub
mission to mans demands in this di-
rection is a popular delusion ''as re-
markable as is the belief in the effect
of the moon on the weather." adding
that "the uneducated peasantry of
Europe seem to be looking for some
thing miraculous" They would
rather" he says, believe in cannon
aiding as a means of protection, and
spend on it abundance OF money, time
and labor, than adopt the very simple
expedient of mutual insurance against
losses that must inevitably occur"
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1901-06-25

shown. Between eacn pair or magnets
is a movable arm, which rises or falls
according as it is attracted or repelled
by the magnet, and the motion of the
arm turns a toothed wheel pivoted at
the side of the tablet. This wheel is
in connection with sliding rod, which
has a rack to receive the teeth, and
by the combined action of the two ro-
tating wheels on the rods the pen
point at their juncture is guided across
the paper to transcribe the message.
At the right side is an ink fountain.
which is connected with the pen point
by a flexible tube, and when the pen
is at rest it is placed on pad of gela-
tin or like material to prevent the ink
from clogging the tip Of the pen.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1901-06-25

tachment to catch the waste products
before they fall into the trap, thus
making it easy for the material to be
removed by any one without the aid
of plumber. The device is composed
of wire basket of fine mesh. which
is suspended inside an enlarged sec
en of outlet pipe, with means for re-
moving the lid and lifting out the
basket to empty the contents. Around
the central lid is perforated rim,
through which the water flows into the
slanting gutter below, passing thence
through a coarse screen into the wire
basket, where the liquid is drained of
all foreign matter. Suspended is wire
handle by which to remove the basket.
and the cover can be lifted by the
gliding loop at the center.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1901-06-25

slotted to conform with the
row of teeth in the comb. with
hinge at one end to attach it to the
side of the comb frame. The plate is
provided at its opposite edge with a
crimp extending either part way or
clear across, which serves to lock the
plate against the back OF the comb
while the latter is in use. When it is
desired to clean the currycomb slight
pressure OF the thumb on the locking
crimp viii allow the plate to spring
clear of the teeth, and assume its nat
ural curve again, at the same time
ridding itself of the dirt and hair
which it has dislodged from the teeth.
The best feature Of the Improvement
is the curving of the cleaner so that
it will fly clear Of the teeth without
the necessity of pulling 1t free with
the hand. The inventor says 1t will
be only question of time when all
currycombs are made with the i'm
provement he has invented.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1901-06-25
Takes The Mud Off Rapidly.

No one likes to go into the house
with mud on the sides of his shoes.
and yet no device which could be hand
lily utilized to wipe the feet has hither-
to been brought forward for this pur-
pose. If we exclude the mat and old-fash-
Toned iron scraper, which do the work
but poorly. 1t is not an easy task with
the aid of both the mat and scraper
to dislodge the mud from the sides of
the soles or the Gppers. and to accom-
plish this special object the boot and
shoe cleaner recently patented by Mon
roe Powell will fill its own place on
the front doorstep. There is nothing
expensive or complicated about the
cleaner. which consists OF pair Of
brushes and sufficient spring wire to
support them with their faces toward
each other and elevated at the proper
height from the step. The wire is bent
to afford base. which is secured to
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1901-06-25
Pope Leo a Chess PLAYER.

Pope Leo XIII. finds his chief recre-
alton in the game of chess, and he is
said to be one of the best players in
all Europe. A Roman priest, Father
Guila, has the honor OF being his
usual fellow player. and he has full
filled this high function Tor thirty-five
years, or since long before Vicenzo
Gioacchino Pecci became Leo XIII.
When the cardinal mounted the pom
tifical throne Father Guila was in
Florence. The new Pope called him
to Rome and even gave him his lodg-
ing in the palace of the vatican. His
skill at chess is marvellous, but he is
credited with a strangely irascible
temper. At times when the contest is
going against him he works himself
into terrible passion. On these oc-
casions the Pope stops the game and
delivers to Father Guila neat little
discourse in praise of Christian renun-
citation and the conquest of self.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1901-06-25

placed in a wire loop at the upper end
of a post attached to one end of the
fitting beam and at the opposite end
of the beam is supended the weight
carrier. The lower weight is four
sided cone, and is of proper size to fit
the interior of the weight next above,
which in turn fits the next higher, and
so on until all the weights are sus-
pended in the same plane on the CEN
trail support, each weight representing
a unit of postage.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1901-06-25

comes this by suspending both
carbons in an oblique position
from the top of the lamp,
as illustrated. 1t is understood
that the light in an arc lamp is
produced by the passage of the electric
current between the slightly separated
points of the carbons, and to main
tain these points in proper relation
the inventor has provided a clamping
mechanism actuated by the expansion
and contraction of the central rod of
the governor. The first action as the
rod expands is the clamping of the
carbon pencils to prevent further
downward movement, and the second
is the spreading of the points until the
arc is formed between them. AS soon
as the points are consumed partially
the rod is again drawn upward, allow
ing the points of the carbons to fall
together once more, which feed is as
sisted by the coiled springs attached
at the upper ends of the carbons.