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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1902-03-09
The FAMOUS
FOURTEEN
RINGS

CaN u - = BhNf Nht lpi ii'l
.Npyth"bakota /soldier whose
|. SPsfteen diamond rings we're
the meanz/oT settling the con.
,stfttltioRal status OF the Thil.
1Dpine Islands, recovered his
property only recently. The
diamonds were returned to
him by United States Marshal
Ames, who has kept them in a
safety deposit vault in Chicago
since they were seized by Col.
lector william Penn Nixon a
year ago. Pepke. who is an
itinerant jewelry peddler, i'm.
mediately put the fourteen
rings on his fingers to see how
they looked.
Two Of the fourteen dia.
monds will not go back to
South Dakota, however. Attor.
ney Charles II. Aldrich took
one ring. set with a diamond
and two rubies. and Attorney
Harmon took another set with
three diamonds. as mementoS
!, Of the suit. The other rings
Pepke put in his pocket and
then started out to buy some
new clothes and fresh stock FOR
his peddler's wagon.
Pepke was peddler before
he enlisted in the First North
Dakota Infantry and started for
the Philippines. Being Of a
thrifty disposition. he saved
his money and exchanged II for
bargains In diamonds which he
found in the Manila pawnshops.
He also loaned money to his
comrades, taking their dia.
monds as security. In this
way he acquired the interna-
national fourteen.
When Pepke was arrested in
Chicago a year ago all he pos.
sessed was the fourteen dia.
monds and $3.50 in money. The
case was carried to the highest
court in the land. and 1t will
take nearly all the gems are
worth-s959-to pay the costs.
But Pepke believes the jewels
may bring more than their in.
trlnsic value. because II was on
these jewels that the Supreme
Court decided that the Consti.
tuition follows the nag.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1902-03-09
Safe Keeping Of Money.

Sec. 81. The Treasurer shall be per.
sonally responsible for the safe keep.
ing of all moneys paid into the public
treasury and for the disbursement
thereof. pursuant to the ordinances,
provided. however. that in case of the
larceny or embezzlement OF any such
moneys by any officer OF his depart
ment. or other persons. said Treasurer
shall be allowed to state that fact. and
that he had no collusive knowledge
thereof. In evidence and the establish
ment OF such facts shall discharge him
from personal responsibility.
Sec. SO. Said Treasurer shall appoint
on his own faith and responsibility a
registrar OF public accounts removable
at his pleasure. Such registrar shall
before entering upon his duties. give a
bond with good and sufficient sureties
for the benefit of the city to the Treas.
urer and his Successors in office in the
penal sum of not less than $4,000 nor
more than 10000 conditioned that he
will well and faithfully keep the ac.
counts OF the department of finance:
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1902-05-16

Mrs John Lumb returned from
Wooden, Mont. today wheue she at
tended IKE funeral of Mrs. Joe McMurrin
Declamatorv contest Thursday evening
Nav 22d. for the high school medal.
There are nine contestants for this
medal, six young ladies and three yor ny
gentlemen. Small admission fee will be
charged. Graduating exercises will take
place on FRIDAY evening May 23d. Adj
mission to graduating exercises free and
every body cordially INVITED to attend.
! State Superintendent Of schools Miss
Permeal French accompanied rs Miss
Anna Barnbrick, who has been teaching
al Idaho City. were passengers up the
branch Saturday. Miss French ex-
pressed herself while in conversation
here as favoring the peDsioning of
school teachers after FIVE years service
and should be provided with a home. ,
The ladies Guild met with Mrs. G.. /.
Eyeeth on Wednesday The following
officers were elected for the coming year:
Pres. Mrs Il. w. Cooling; Vice Pres.
Mrs. J. NJ. Butler; Secy. Mrs l. NJ.
Burnside; Treasurer, Mrs. L. Il. Cham
plain. Refreshments were served by
the hostess at ) p. m.
The next meeting will be held with
Mrs. Emerson.
When Horace Lewis opened the door
lea'ing from his private office into his
main Office Monday at Ketchum lie
was confronted by man with loaded
six-shooter, the gun pointed directly at
his head. Mr.. Lewis promptly grabbed
ihe gun and felled the man to the ground
with the butt Of it, The wonld- be hold
ip was 80 drunk that he did not know I
What he was doing and could remember
nothing 70 the matter after SOLDERING up.
Some low degraded cuss poisoned &
Judge w J. Smiths big Newfoundland 4
log Rastus last Saturday morning He q
vas noble and valuable animal and
70 think man who is 50 low should be K
iven dose OF the same medicine
'oor Rastus Smith is dead and gone = =
You'll never see him more. 4
lie took pill which made him i'll, e
And now he's living on the MILL e
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-05-31
CUENTOS Y NARRACIONES
e. MINUE

EEtk sn extreme p&lidR, y Catalina, con una
sonrisa dc eatstua, In exsmina atsntAments.
La Oondssa vueIve CON lentitud dos veces
lA eRbez& dc derechr . afzquierds de 1zquierna
q derechA, como para dectr Chs
OatAlins lsvAnta una mano 2csnt6a una
sonrIsa que invita- q u coddenA 1cercArse
In Soberana. Matrsna ak obedeces adelAnta
sI psso ss arrodilla para besAf ID mAno ID
Empsrktriz.
-IY tn harm&nof
-PreEo.
-ID6nde estkP
LIS han sometIdo Al tormento.
La dana De honor 90 levKnts con los oios
6jos en- los Go CEsRIlna, " las dos mu1eres pkli-
Aas de tsrror, Sc dirigsn cara . cara una son.
ripA.
-sY eI ozGrP
-Dlrigisndo La tortnrE.
-Dioa mi0l dos mfol. ......
4 los pocns inEt&nseH ss oy6 ma VOC qns
Entr6 PEDRO violen44msnte en el salon, lie
vRndo bSio 81 hrszo izquisFdo IN cilindro ID =
cho largo, eubisEto con IN Henzo. Al yer al
EmpsrAdor dstienanBe Las Princesas, y los ar
COS de los viol!nes permGnscsn sn 81 &iye.
El sobarano cruxa Ell salon, honrando con
una mirada O los Emb&iadores dc Francia Y
AemAnia, misntrAE rasA, Ios violiass baian
todavlS
-IAdelantei-exclsmA Pedro.
Rsanhdase al bale. 81 EmperAdor Sc aeeF-
CO n la ehimenea, por su propia m9no retira
nia, y an 81 lugaF colncs el obieto cue srAfA
baio el brGzO, CUE 50 una vSsitA de cristal.
PePo uuite Ell lienEos todo ei munGo mira Las
PrIneeass Isnzsn IN grisc,
Dsntro de In vAsijR oscila una eebeza cor
tada y sargrisnts, sumidal an m baho Dc al
eohoi.
In oondeE& MRtrsna sxclkms, perdiende
dsspn6a sl ssnsido
-0uiIIsRmoi. -. Ri heFmanoI. ga
III Gear no Rpert& sns otoG de In 0z&rin&
La Empsr&1Yiz se sonrfs los vfoE4nss No Sc
atrsven guardian s1Iencio.
-sacsd ds aqui esa mujsr-diee sl Sobs-
fanOl
V&rioS eKiados ae apodeean dc In Condess.
Polinitz &c sgfs& nervioso an 81 busaca, y hr.
de cEmprsd6n, fnp1sible y seFanos no deja de
contemp&Y lS vRBfjR.
-REs tun8nte de chRmbslkn-exelama Ell
CEaF-eDgRhahA su SDbeTanE, ar&ncAndo con
81 nomhrs q espaldRs suyas.
-SDs verAsS-prsgunt& eanoidsnense hF
de CkmpedK6n.
-H-coneesta Pedro.
Fl OHaF &C apoya en L. ehimensg = REsde
-BRil& con tuA hijaS. Catalina, divi5F-
tsnos m rato. Hoy IN aide m dis de mueho
trRbAjo para nj
La EmpsratrfE se IevAnts. y ifvtdR v son
rients, SO pone bAilkT al minue con las Prin-
eesitks.
Edmundo Harancourt,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-05-31
A una goIondrina

B2reo sc pIumRs, ave viRiera
gus paFagrinA f0rmRs 81 hogar
en- In enramRd4 De In pTadera
las urlilAz del ancho mar,
G le si sl invieFno 81 Amino abRte
bnscRs n choxA del GfrfE&no,
y en sl Rle&xGF de Alghn mRgDR1s
pssas lsa horEs an g. vsrAno;
Junto aI alfeizsr dc nj ventsna
Enspenae ell vnslo por ur fnstRnte;
dime Bi has vist0 Ia dich2 humRna
por que Euspfra mi pscho emAnta.
Dina 81 en ass conStante vueIo
Ia pas del almA cnix2a 50 enclsrra,
I'd cue te elev8s ecn rumbo nj elaI0,
ID qus dsscisndss hasta In tisrra.
Qae en- eptRa nochas nagraa, sombriss,
an que me Eglt3 con mia pRzi0nss,
siento que M uersn mis- alegrfKs
Re evaporRa mia ilusicnes.
Tt que ain pes8s, &nsi&s nj duslos
vaa como llsgA To- iuE dai dis,
dale a mi alma dulees consuelos
para Hu etsrnA mslRncoIfA.
Ga g3londrfua, II peregrins,
del Ancho mnndo viajsra hermoaa,
1s6naa 90 0cnltR ia iux dfTlnAT
zen que pRrais fnists dichosgy
Mariana ABRIL.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-05-31

Una frfa tArde del mes de Noviembrs knun-
ola In llegRda del invlerno moscovit&. e. pa
lhsio impsrihl, rodeAcos de baluArteH, se aixk
entire la brunG, snE torres, aus minsretsHs
Hus RlmenRH v uus mir1doreE deStRcan sobFe ell
clslo sun knguloS HnS eurvas.
I'm el bRlc6n de lA EmperRtrix tocA una
OrqusEtA eompusstA san solo de violines
Cktalin& /, rodsAda de sus hij&s, peFmGne-
CO en- pie, las d&m&S ds honor eBt&n coloc&-
dAE en- el foDdo.
M. de O&mprsd6n, Emb1jSdor del Rsy
Luis XIV, huudido IN una butGca Be oA aires
de prssidir L. fiesta, ID. de VillsboiS, inclinA-
do hAcis 81, ls habla sonriendo. ri m&rgrays
de B4vrenth sI Baron de Poimftz estAn san
tAdOS IN POGO Gtrks, con burlona gravsdsd
eontemplan o la EmpsratrfE, cuyo Rspeefo
Acuel diA no tiene nAda de plaesntero.
ORtalinR sstf triEts, " sin embargo haee
HHfusTEoR para RonretrBe.
A auusllA hora keostumbrsdA, 1A Empsra-
triz Que bsilR acknowledgements, do una lecei0n
de minus O suB hI1as lsa Princess. Mas que
nunea convtene que no fBlte 9q1el dia la tA-
ras que SO Ia impnsHta que Hs1fl knss tsasi-
goS.
Misntras las Prineeaag van O oeup&F sn
medic del salon 81 puesto de su msdre, OGtGli-
nR 90 Biensa hl lR6o de Ana J0uc kof, 81 conf"
6snts intimR. Al BsntArSs murmurS con d.
Eimnlo.
Di, dqus has AvsriEuAdo9
HA desapAreeido Us tai yes este preso.
b hSrn&nR MAtrena le buEes pof todaE par
Ass nRdR ha Iogrsdo RveEiguGr.
- Pobre GnilleFmo ! Ne 10 han matA6o !
Ese hr&zc mas levAntado, hij& mia
-Dsa1pAreei6 RpenAS hubo salido &c pa
iAcio. DErAnts IL csna lc supo TODD 81 OsRr.
HAes vsintleuRtrO horaH que el EmpsrAdor re-
eibl6 el an6nimo.
-1Ds qui6nP
I'm eriado Do GuiIiermo Mons, eaatig&do
poF 81 SmO, eseribi6 la cAFtA psr& vsngArEs.
El misno OxRF le inaerrog6, Rmsn9zandolo con
oil tormsntc. El eriAdo 10 confes6 to6o v dss-
ppss fms ahoreade.
- Mas dsSpEsiO, hiiA mia, mRH 0sapa-
Gtoi
-Ksto oeurrl6 Anfes de csnRF, poF ESQ
oil CERr 30 mostH6 tan crnel.
81, cue me m1ten, 81 ouiePen, yR cue Ia
muertp 81 hombre quien Amo. o...... Q1e re-
pisRn oil motive loB viOlines.
IFS possible que Guillsrmo haya emprsn-
dido In fugR .s...
-JPndo Elguisn Rvisarle n tienpo?. Pro-
surR Isabel, cue te aplSndA sl Bsfior De Gam
prad6n. no 30 detandrE mas darante sl mi-
nue..
LAs PrineesAs ccuSln6An bAiIando = Ell En-.
bRj&doF frances musve iR cAboE&, en- sehAl &c
RprDbAc1on, sigue con In mfr8da lGs snean-
kAdorRS nlHGH. La EmperStriI las contsmpIs
ala mirarlAa, para diAimulEr, exclama de
euando eD euAndo.
-Bien, muy bien, hljGs mi&a....
Ds pronto Re presents en- el umbrRl de To-
pnsTta Del fondo lA Oondesa Mstrsna BRIk.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-05-31
.Arbol sin ombra
(OUEETO
del Or. Van Ness.

Atsdo con cadena de nores, nj psEado, pof
los recnerdos,y 81 poYvsnir por iss espsPkn8a2,
Aila VIVA el hsrmoso ideal, slls en 81 fnndo
del alma dormfa, sonrsido como m krgsl,
srruiRdo por los amcresy meeido 81 grsto
vaiv5n de anheios inflnitos.
Yspareeia tFinnfRnts 81, victortoso 81, dc
p.s eD In c6spide.
sQu6 mkss Dsscifrar Bl eiocuents Iengus.
is, el idtom2 mndo de uns miEada, de IN bss8;
poder-sn Apgustios0s instAntes, sobre SQuel
seno tornado con las rosAs MntaH del iris ei
campo de In nieve-geelinar nuestra frente !;
escuchsr en- necheE invsrnAleE Ell 10 fntimo
del ep&cibie hogRr las frssss de eonsue,o, los
jurRmenboa de amor ssntir de que manera Sc
fortifEA 81 alma 81 sspiTaF su alisnto, v inPgo,
liegada ID hcra q TINA moFtr en Gus braces
siempFs hSmbriento8 de cSricias eDjugar sns
lkgrimsv, si lloTA, sonrsir 81 sonffe ella j.
ASf bablsbaIy y voivi6ndoss de IN lado SO.
bre 81 lecho, de cara In pared, Qusd6 el io-
ven sumido an apscibls snefo.
que son6?
Vs1mos; que Ell desgrAeiAdo nj an susns
ca feliz: para 81 que Sc abre sas dulce rR-
rentests ensmedio del am&rgor intense de =
vida.
-SAmAda mfa-aecfs eI pobre sonkmbuio
-Spor one ts alejssP sPor qus tiemblas nj as
boy squf para vsi3F 81 susho?
Ola nsgra, ola cenagosR cue subes sqns
fuerxR te fmpuIsaf sAd6nds, ad6nde vfsq
IAeaso fnEentGs sRlpicar con el lodo 81 alba t6 :
MICA de- DioaA?
sNo Is dstienes nj ante sn inocencia. nj
&nte 81 ma gestad de Reina dastronada, nj ante
eEa grandezR cue le dR sl infortunicS.....a
Despsrto ei sraador. 6 tempo cne pane
tyAndo una rAch& &c vlento poF 10 entresbieT-
N vaDtsns de In aleoba, parcels murmUrar
ma piegsria fdnebre.
S. fneorpoT6, visti6sa priza ei iovan qua
dcrnfa aefAbx: ds su Enasa dH nocha ssco In
vera efsie De una nu1sr bslls hsrmoss, y &c
antabl6 m dIslcge.
e jovsn era el ineF, In vera engie ei acn-
sado. Ella In pscsdora 81 coEfsEor tl.
SQ16 se hsbio ali n
No 10 70.
Pero In poasis, fa Yima hond&nasnse ssn1i-
da nos servirS de fnG6rrrs*es ser6 para noa0-
sros krgsl reyelAGor, como scontsce Eienp1
/ an esas izch&z cici6peRs del espirlsu.
Asou6 6 los ojGs del dnDcel upa furtsva
isgYinA, miro por II vsz t'tima Ell retrsso qus
| Rnsa si tsnia, trAs IN besa sc oy6 IN slAaiosls
| dclisnte, Dc Iahios del ensmorado ssta o.
/ trfIA:
ePAra los negroa rnonass qus con Ilanso
Ia calumnfa Rmaa6,
no hay piqnesRs, If pklas n harrsnoR,
sino ei juieic De D.os-...s
desde aste mcmenso todsa las espefar
zsH concsb bi3sE, tod0s ios eusnt nos 6 cue of
vida nra passion verdads fusron enai kora
/ mustias, D.oseH ain slaareF. eEpasio RIn IUx
Rrpa Esn eoni6cs &rbol sin Boubrs.
Ramon Maria Torres.
San sasassskn, MAYO 6t 1909.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-05-31

vssts p0R el sendsPn del bi6ni Tu,rosA sin
orugss, eielo sin nubss, amor etsrno inmuss-
ble gr&nde como DIoa.
Amor de msdre, hnfea vsrdad de 10 tisFra
dime 81 en- toao existe Ell dessngsH1 81 en II
solo debo Greer q 81 sola debD RmRR4
Dime si oil dessngafo es el p&trimonio de
Ia humanidad y 81 en- Ell cielo y en La tisrra
que son obTss de Dios cue 81 intRchRbles no
hay una vsFd&d supFsma solo en- tu amor que
es siempre grande, siemprs immense, sismpre
iguAl.
Rosa Blanca Rodriguez
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-05-31
Unica Yerdad
MEsSENIANA
A Nj NApRE.

M MADRE.
Llegut &nnaisnse & un hermoSo 1sroiu,
No hay nsdA tan beilo COMO lRs h3res, nj nada
que nos liable tanto Go 10 innnito, como xlAa
eItrsliAs de In terrA,S Ssg61 las l!amo Vistor
Hugo.
10 l6 bslIfAimG eH una rosa blanca
IQue tdealidsd enclerrA una Gzucsual
ICom9 &c ext&sia el alma, Gl vsrse uno ro-
asAdo de eEoH m6ltipleH aeraa De eolores que so
llRmRn no-eFi....
Alsgrs, Honrisndo, hAblando cola con sIlas,
me 6lrlgf1 un&R otraa.
Va AsGriciAbA IN llrlo, yA Hsvaha mis-
iRoioB m elRvsl. nj dichR era IDEAL. Aflf uolA
con elias, lea preguntRba len hablabR, Gre
ysndo cue elias me entsnderfan
UnA h1r hermnafGima llRm6 mi Rtane6n.
Era una rosa purpursA, perfumRda y bella, CO.
mo IN Husii de amor. Ne Reerque & ella, oui-
GO elsgtrlA para ponarIA en- mi pseha Via
ArrAnqUt ds 50 tAIio; psro nj couaem piarln. n
ArFo1e oando IN grito. Una horrible sRoue-
rosa nrnga naia de su Hann, al cuRi uueA6 car
eomldo ain bsIlexa....
Dsaeonsoiada sal del jardfn, exslAmAndo:
all ores tambien vosotroE Rgpefs en- 81 alma
Ia orugA del dsssngtno....S
t't.' +'s's'rs't .....s....4.......+... -.
Hsrmoso, oulo Snhiims erAk sl cislo.
snea sAssa lA luna como faro immortal gus
lOielol Lunsi EstreIIasi 10 fmpRlnab'e
70 intangible, 10 tnimiaabls. 81 muro sn cue
90 saarella lA oHRaa mira IN de los hombrsa.
Qoe hermosR eats la n0ehsi
Ora hmpfdo eaak Ell cIaloi Qua extrallax
aAn lumln0a2ai Ia mirad& inaenaatA en- vano
inssntA contArou y solo AdmfY& tu bYiIlRnts sx-
plsndoK.
Ua Rirs fri0 pRrRlIz6 mia re a axlonas W. la
vo mia niaos 81 eco de IN trueno lefGno n "a
nubs sombYiA RvAnzR del N buRcn an M
Oisnts IN slgo QUE la EAturRlexA IL manda.
as obseuridao dsnsR cnndi6 al ciaio. L.
luna tsmhloFoam dsrAparnrl6 cuAi ma ME !.
Gus. tratA De osultarss sntrs las fAIdas AZ su
madFe.
A5usgta, tr6nulR. con mIeao frfo an nj
ANA, me rsslFe mi alcc5a mnrmnrAndo ,
elAyl tAmbika el CisIo Iisva an sp arnndexa Ia
mudRnEA sl dnasngRGoS..
fFssssst sssasssssss sassssss&sas4.4 80.
Ma1rs, madre do mi mlmA Sol qua eAlau.
saHss 10 ifs nihsE de mt euna deH&mpArAdal
kpi cue sHslArseissaH nj intaliganeiR , ms la
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-05-31
PiIdoras Reconstituyentes
Del Lcdo. Giol

Pldorss purfcan sang neuragas
des del stea nes door dc cabeza sones del Cszon Ane
nia coores paIdos debiidad general
puede dHrse 10 Farmacia Co. Ponce
todas las BOhcas d pFecio de veinte cenavos csja
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-05-31
La Aurora .

CASA Dc HUESPEDE8
Nag3ob0, BGldOri0tV esQuizaa Plaza
FEDRc GIL NAVARRO
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1902-06-13
NICARAGUA ROUTE
Favored by Canal Expert In
Address to the Senate--
Panama Not Practical.

Washington, June 10.--An interesting
contribution to the discussion Of the
Isthnian canal project was made in the
senate yesterday by Mr.. Harris, Of Kan
sas, a member of the convention on
the interoceanic canal, who is also an
engineer of recognized ability. His
discussion of the technical details of
canal construction was listened to with
profound attention. He strongly ad-
vocated the selection of the Nicaragua
route. He maintained that it was en-
tirely feasible and practicable from an
engineering standpoint, and said that
some uf the difficulties presented by the
Panama route were insuperable-nO-
tably the construction of Bohio dam.
During the early part OF the session
the naval appropriation bill was con-
sidered. All Of the committee amend
monts were disposed Of except that re-
lating to the construction of the two
additional battleships, two cruisers and
two gInboats.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1902-06-13
D0WIE'S ELDER
Again Preaching Doctrine IL
Mansfield Without In.
terruption.

Mansfield. O.. June 10.-Rev. Will
liam Hammer Piper. overseer at large
of the Christian Cathoiic Church in
Zion, and next under DOwie in Office,
yesterday made his first visit to Mans
field since the memorable clash be-
tween the populace and the Dowie
elders in this city two years ago. Piper
figured prominently in the trouble.
The last time he tried to land at Mans
field he was met at the train by an
angry mob which warned him that he
would better not get on.
He was instantly recognized by
Mansfielders in the lobby of the Won
Hof hotel, when he made his appear
ance, and news of his arrival spread
rapidly. He was subjected to nothing
worse than the crowds curiosity, how
ever He conducted a service at the
home of w. T. Brent.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1902-06-13
MILLIONS DISTRIBUTED
BY PUBLIC BUILDING ACT
Lively Scra m BILE Of Architects
TO Submit Plans Under
the New Law.

Washington, June 10.-Twenty mil
lion dollars will be distributed among
architects and builders by Uncle Sam
under the provisions of the omnibus
public building bill, which the presi-
dent has just signed.
There will be lively scramble by
those who desire to participate in the
division of these millions, and the force
OF the supervising architects office in
the treasury department is already at
work preparing for the distribution.
There are 11S public buildings to be
designed and erected under the act,
and the plans for all, costing more
than 100000, will be open to conpe-
tition.
The prominent architects Of the coun-
try will be invited by the supervising
architect to submit drawings for the
more important edifices, and the invi-
tations will be readily accepted, be.
cause the government pays the archi-
tects whose plans are selected by a
commission as the most meritorious 5
per cent of the contract price of the
building. In Uncle Sans generous
distribution the northwest fares we'll,
Illinois, Indiana and Iowa receiving
about $500,0o0. Michigan about $3.50, 900
and Minnesota over 100000.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1902-06-13
USED PRAYER
To Cure Child Until the Neigh
bors lnterfered and Called
. Physician.

Findlay. o.. June 10.-The people a
Delaware township, this county. took
affairs into their own hands yesterday
and at the points of pitchforks and
other home made weapons compelled
Sam Stouffer to renounce Dowieism and
embrace the good old Christian method
Of hiring doctor for his little daugh-
ter, who had upset q pan of boiling
water and severely scalded herself
Stouffer. when the accident occurred,
at once called Dowie by long distance
phone and received instructions that
prayer would heal the child. The
father and the mother prayed and the
little one suffered intensely. Then the
neighbors heard Of 1t. took hand,
and physician was called In.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1902-06-13
Confronts Republicans
of tho Eighteenth.
DELEGATE QUESTION
Raised by Chairman McNutt
Of Coium bi q ma New Dele
gates Will Probably 6e
Chosen In His County.
(Staf Specially

Lisbon, June 10.-From statements
made by County Chairman McNutt,
Of the Republican central committee,
n appears that the old delegation will
not be sent to the congressional con-
vention at Salem. 1t has been stated
that the Tayler delegates to the Al
lance convention would be sent to the
new convention and that /. B. Cam
eron would control the crowd.
It is now given out that when the
date of the convention is decided upon
the county central committee will hold
{ meeting at the cali Of Chairman Nc
Mutt and determine the time and
method of choosing the delegates. The
political condition here at that time
will largely determine the method of
electing those from this county. If
Columblana mpty has several candi-
dates it will probably be necessary
to hold a primary election. If they
have only one, the delegate will prob
ably be elected by a township or coun-
ty convention or by appointment by
the central committee and instructed
for this candidate.
In case all Columbiana aspirants
withdraw the delegates to the former
congressional convention could be re-
turned, or new ones elected, and sent
uninstructed. The method of choosing
delegates Is a difficnlt question to de-
eide as each faction will have its
own scheme. Chairman McNutt says
that he will appoint county executive
committee of about twelve to decide
how the delegates shall be chosen.
in the past Stark and Mahoning
counties have complained that Colum-
biaDa always held her election first
and set the pace by instructing her
delegates SO that the other counties
were compelled to fall in line. Clerk
McNutt says this time Columbiana
will not be selected until Stark and
Mahoning counties have held their
election.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1902-06-13
CARRIED IN CAGE
LIKE WILD BEAST
kentucky Woman's Method Of
Taking Her Insane Husband
Out West.

Paducah, KY, June 10.--J. w. Pike,
of Ohio county, an old Confederate
soldier, sorely stricken In mind and
body, was carried through the lower
part of the county yesterday Gagged
like wild animal. Pike received a
wound through the head in the civil
war which rendered him liable To vio-
lent fits. Seven years ago he went
blind.
Last January Mrs. Pike decided to
move to the Choctaw nation, and as her
husband was dangerous during con-
vulsions, had large wooden cage made
in which he is travelling with the wife
and six small children. who ride in a
covered wagon, He has not been per-
mitted to leave the cage since the trip
was started.
The melancholy little family spent
the day at Mayfeld and resumed its
journey. They have been on the road
six months and expect to reach their
destination in the fall. The imprison-
ed veteran served with credit In one
of the Kentucky regiments.
Mis-. Pike was Miss Effie Choate. Of
Christian county KY, and has several
brothers living in Graves county, vino
spent the day with the family at May
field.