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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-10-16
HONORABLE ERNEST D. MARTIN.

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Why He Was Sad.

He was six years old and he had
gone to ,.aHr ties. for dinner. His is
ter Lou had been kept at home on
account OF a cold and when it was
time for him to return he was given
two candy toys to take with him, one
for Lou and in order that his ra-
pacity might not be excited by his sis
ter's joyous aftermath. one for himself.
Taking q candy toy in each band he
STATED to navigate the few blocks to-
NaG home with extra careful handling
Of his shol, les. But oae If ten
blundered aHd he tripped just enough
TO make him drop one of the candy
toys. which scattered over the side
walk in many pieces. With intense
soherness he looked at the broken can-
dy, at the whole one in his othar hand
It tie broken aae again, and then said:
''PO0a Lou
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gr FAIR EVEN IN POLITICS.

SoiHe of TN squirrel heads seem
to have an idea that the Democratic
state central committee could have
ftleed 4,yoie t. meet Greayes on the
stump. I, world have been good pol
itirs 10 haYe forced recognition OF
Glpuves by the regulars, bat the regu-
lars eelincd. and the committee had
no power to eoetce. Recognition OF
Che insurgents by the national admin
isuation is the thing the regulars
don't want and are scared almost out
ef theil wits for fear such recognition
Will he accorded. and the regulars
know full well that for them To recOg-
HlZC the insurgents would do more 20
estahHsh the insurgents in favor with
the administration than anything else
shat could be done. except for the in
.snrgents to poll the biggest vote in
the Seatember election, hence they
don't propose 20 recognize the insur-
snts at all 1t is wise politics for
them moi to do So and they could not
be forced into SO fatal play, and it
is unfail. TO say that the central COM
mittee prevented it. At the time the
committee first arranged for a series
Of Joint debates between Coy. Davis
and Mr.. Myers. the personal repre-
sentatiyes of Coy. Davis present at
the meeting objected to Greavcs being
allowed to participate ON the grounds
tll0t ii would be Il ease of two pluck
one-two Republicans against one
Democrat.
In view of these facts, all Of which
have been made known through the
press uf the state, ii does seem
strange that sGme of the newspapers
should continue to criticisc the com
Mit;ee and accuse it of splaying into
Jhc hands of Claytonism.
No cause OF individual was eyer un-
Justly hart by telling the truth.
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y. a.faa. rronehs that nay be full Of
surprises and that are certainly preg
Hant With political yhaaee mutabi!i-
ties. \ great deal depends upon how
much President Roosevelt can do of
all le indicates it is mis- wish to dc
with The next session Of congress.
Thea thete#are results Of e3E&re7-
etauai and state elections which must
mtcneap. There seems to AaYe been
ii saf q yiHaieation ef Rec fe!t n
tine Cuban reciprocity policy hg the Dc
reat fer denomination Of f-af beg
za-ae RePubliesas II aliatdsan ha.
4 mt eGe,, Jaat- -ac,taa 95i. 100 uroa
81. WOLVERINE Go.. s0..H E5.a=f E
who Is in thu 6.lg oI Yo.m4 - r.
publ ~ tictej ysi #fe@.jos 70 be
acuu.
ju-J Row Nj. Koa=eee.t is aliH@
most iatgG.. III the#s5f84Jea ia Mes
4arie #eat.. =t=o.H =aa1- fail to-nors
that il haa beea-a longtime Sine tbs
Democrats det. were in h.tsgr fight
ing t!lm and EaNDI mere AGGRESSIVE
moss and confidence. Not since 1886
Gstyg 80 many of taem sol t9sethef
and showed fgns of pulling together.
Former Senator David B. Hi neyeT
act ~ shaudsrs 10 tic LI1moaE
fAraA 6efota= with hi &feat stfeH2t#
50 uHfestrajued
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TIE SWEET SiXTEEiIERS.

he figures Of the last census show
tbat the tnijoa States is full Of sweet
siztecners, and that the females under
1~2NtE years ef ase are a lew mil
Eons in excess OF the males under
t@enty. 10 think of all this feminine
1oHclt0ess is ecstasX fu, when We
wonder whore All the pretty girls
arc going TO husbands. then it is
@e have another and a moro serious
thjnk coming
The total mmb2r Of marriaseablo
males is a few hundred Thousand less
fhan the females. but The marriage,
4bLe males tweuN years of ace and
atci aGe#JWo millions in excess of the
maniaseabIe females over twenty
years Of age hence it is plain to be
seen tlfai The females under twenty
years ai age AZ about three millions
H excess of the males under twenty
years Of age. It's wonderful how the
females SO far ounumber the males
under twenty and then set SO far be
hind when the twentieth mile post Is
passed.
1t is said that figures don't lie. but
the foregoing is one instance. at least
wherein the Arabic characters have
done some prevaricating: for wht
would be so ungenerous as to say tn,
women fibbed to the census enumel
ators about their ages?
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-07-27


Secretary of State-J. w. Crockett
# Dewitt.
EtttSSaey- -General-George W. Muy-
ply of Little Rock.
Treasurer-H C. Upton of Harri-
son.
Superintendent of Public lnstruc-
toni H. Hinemon of Pine Bluff.
Auditor-T. c. Monroe of Magnolia.
Associate Justice of Supreme Court
B. B. Battle Of Little Rock.
Land Commissioner-F. Il. Conway
of Little Rock.
Railroad Commissioners-JW w. Phil
lips of Newport, b. B. Hudgins of Har-
rison and J. E. Hampton of Fordyce.
Commissioner of Mines. Manufac.
turers and Agriculture-H. 7. Brad
ford of LonOke.
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Tf.EY AL SAY SO
Not Only In Pine Stuff But in Every
City ard Town ia tie Union.

Ii the reader took the time 5,n(;#
trouble to ask his fellow residents Of
The city OF Pine Bluff the simple cues
Jion given below. ne would obtain the
one answer, If he should read the
statements now being published in
Pine Bluff which refer to this answer,
it would surprise him to note that
they number sc uany.@ As many more
could be, and may be, published, but
in the mean time 2sk the first per-
son You meet What cures backacha?
The answer will be. Doan's Kidney
Pills. Here is a citizen who endorses
our claim
Dr. c. D. Smith, veterinary surgeon.
e!tice Brewsters stables. residence
1912 Pine street. says: Il have used
| Doan's Kidney Pills. procured at the
Mann-Tankersley drug company fo.
kidney trouble and can highly recon-
mend them They gave instant relief
il my case, and strongly advise any
| one having kidney complaint in any
of its various forms to try Doan' s
Kidney Pills. l assure them that they
| gill never regret having done so.
| also lied Doan's ointment foY cc2ems
laa1 It worked like charm in M
eGac
Fo9 sale - all dealers: price 3.
! cents a box. Foster-Milburn Co.
| Buffalo, n. Y. sole agents for the
| United States
Remember the name-Doan's-
Il take no mother.
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- e alhe sand almost unprcee-
...ozi u its history owing to the
adoption Of certain resolutions in
ether states Of the Union New Yorl.
Republicans will be compelled to en-
do.sc President Roosevelt for renom-
nation in 1901 toi failure to do 10
after the explicit and warm common
dations of the president by seven or
eight leading states would be regard
ed as distinctly hostile to NIr. Roosc-
Welt. The Republican convention OF
tie presidents own state to be held in
September viii. therefore, endorse
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-07-27

Tie influence CT women IS con
stantly being extended to the trades
as well as arts and sciences. Mrs
Jennie Packer, who year ago was
appointed receiver Of q business firm
in New York. whose partners had dis
agreed and wanted to separate. has
ins cad Of closing UP the business.
continued ii. paid bills and put il IN
'"-- - PTGs9eroHa condition that the
- = lave become feeonefled. ana
shr has been just discharged with the
a..,Ltf...a of all CaaeeIned.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-07-27

The fellow who offered Uncle Sam
$4,000 for the privilege of having his
face printed On enc years issue OF
postage stamps no doubt believes that
advertising pays
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-07-27

There is a saying that every man
has his fool hour at some time in his
career Most Of them seem to be
in the legislature just at that partic
llar time
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-07-27
Victor Huco's Great Novel.

When Victor Hugo's Les Misor-
ablos" was completed he sold eight
wears copyright privileges to Paris
publisher. Nj I.aeroiX, for $4,000, re-
serving tho right of translation. The
bargain proved highly profitable to
the publisher.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-07-27
jefferson County.

Representatives Kemp Toney,
I'd Kerwin, Jesse D. Bush.
Sheriff-James Gould.
County Clerk-Buck Bloom.
Circuit Clerk-Walter L. Goodwin.
Treasurer-Jesse r. Core.
Assessor-G. E. Lytle.
Probate Judge-Smith c. Martin.
Coro la-Rs. D. McGaughy.
ats1yo4.- j. Martin.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-07-27

The Memphis CommercialAppea is
now running the Bible as a serial
story. 1t may not prove as popular
as the Chicaeo Record-Herald's Red
saunders" OF the St. Louis Republic )
aesd q Jhe B2steYllles. but L
Is certainly new stony to the great
majority Of the Commercial Appeals
readers.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-07-27

The tablc gf sate5 gives Arkansas
ta.oa2 bachelors and 5000 spinistcrs.
mus Il viii BE- soon that We have
f3sIe than twice as many yoHag mon
as aii nf mauia able ace it's 10
wonder that the euis show th@ir indie
=. ..... See in MAJ .imoaiai affairs. They
6t.u easily ha8 ta4aa many
ebJHees as the yoms m4a. =
Rock Democrat
What's to Keep the 9Id H#eAe&-s
Ggm selecting wives from tine list @
a.FjWaaiy-EC9rolds. &s tuey a.2
IA. in excess of die young men under
laeaty2 In fact one of theae sweet
sfztgaHels ii hssso q we'd OLD Hsyhez
IgFa If they set La-ba5.us at al.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-07-27

The Graphic guarantees its adVer.
Users a daily circulation Of 1,1oo
eapers, this being double the circula-
tion OF any other Pine Bluff daily
newspaper.
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For CONGRESS.

Sixth District-Joe T. Robinson. OF
Lonoke county.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-07-27

Advertising rates made known or
application.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-07-27

1t looks as if Mr.. Bryan had begun
a campaign Of di5sension in the Demo-
caftic party.-Memphis Commercial
Appeal.
1t is to be hoped that he will not
have any greater success than the
fe.-oWs who work the harmony
racket
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-07-27
PUBLISHED BY THE
ADAMS PRINTING COMPANY.

GEO. r.. ADAMS. Business Manager.
FERNANDEZ MAY, Managing Gditot
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OFFICE: 300 West Barraque Street.
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Subscription Price.

Entered at the Postoffce al Pine
sluff, Ark, as second-class mail mat.
ser.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-07-27

The coming Republican state ~
yention of New York will find N
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-07-27
/ Fl {. 4
>'. O''II |. MN
advertise four " anf@

RATES-.f ca&lA accompanies the
order, the price Will be - cents per
week for three lines. counting six
words 10 the lire. IF charged, will be
charged at the rate Of > cents per line
each Insertion No cheap ads taken
fer less than week. nor viii We re-
cciye "Want Ad" over the telephone
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-07-27

county, n y; died Gen. Morgan,
1872
1S63-Jotn Jce5cn C;tttenden the Ken
tucz& statesman. an ardent American
sulpors7} ~ i.3nocln's administration
died Ne3y l3sE.sfCrt; born l5S7.
lS91-P4at DU.tt!8t am. eX-@eV.rH5r. died
at W. fl9..rs.. VI. bora Ia
lS92-Getlsfal George NJ Norean, AFeXican
and cfYl N.4g veteran died al Fort
MonrQ bCHl -
iS99-Cierer;d Jasses usuroaUx, president
OF Sau1n Na.Ytit4o. .lEeassil!nte
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DEMOCRATIC TICKET.

For United States Senator.
James p. Clarke, of Pulaski county.
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July Is In History.

HKing Roderick. "the
Past of the Geells, de-
yfeated and slA,n by the
= Moors in Spain.
.456-Honry VII. of Eng
land bern as Earl Of
Richmond
l739-George Citation. sigh
or. : SoveraI.s, OF New
York ard vice presi-
dent. born in Ulster
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-07-27

WANTED-To buy & horse and sur
rey; must he cheap; will pay cash;
address y " this 0rIIte %
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WA&TET--A young bird dos. set
ter Or pointer. trained or not trained
Apply to c. -. ct Graphic efiee. 2l$
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For the State.

For Governor-Jefferson Davis.
Secretary of State-J. w. Crockett
If Dewitt.
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WANTED-A good salesman ara
stock keeper fer q em2ll to@9. Bos,
Of references required. Write to 3.
A. Kimrel, Defmott, Ark. 253
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-07-27

FOR RENT-A good 6 room house.
newly papercd and painted and til
well with good water. Inquire of j.
e. Simmons, 1916 W Barraque. Il
BARGAINS in furniture this week;
balance of goods going regardless Of
price; last week. Sidney Smith. Gail
at 2eI West Twelfth avenue 254
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-09-09
DO NOT LIKE CHANGE.
Parents Protest Against the New
Boundaries In Vogue.

The change In the boundaries of the
various school districts has been the
occasion OF considerable confusion on
account OF some OF the parents not be-
ing duly advised In regard to the mat
ter. Quite number Of complaints
have been registered, but II Is anticl-
pated that tho matter will simmer down
as soon as all concerned get accustom-
ed to the altered condition. The trans
fer OF the lower grades at the Irving
school to the Union occasioned some
discussion, but 1t Is not circumstance
TO the complaints OF parents who live
between Fourth ard Fifth West. whose
children have been transferred from the
Jackson 70 the Union school by the
change OF the boundary line. This
change compels the children TO cross
the Oregon Short Line tracks, where
there In considerable switching under
way all the time and consequently is
source OF anxiety az long as the chill
dren are away from home.
A small Indignation meeting was also
held last night at the residence OF b.
+. Redman, 25b West Second south, at
which about 80 people were present.
The particular grievance Is that the
children living on the south side OF Sec
ond South, between West Temple and
Secc-e West. are now compelled 70 go
s.x blocks or 40 to the VIII tier school
instead OF the Fremont school. which
II close at hand 10 the residences. The
residents further claim that they have
-. -. -
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Name Of Receiver George A. Smith
To be Presented for Congress-
WAS DECIDED LAST NIGHT.
says lie VIII be "su,herlandsd" at
ogden as sutherland WAS "noose.
veIted', at Provo.

Despite personal protestations the
name of George A. Smith will go before
the Ogden convention. AT least, This Is
what his friends say, and his friends
are surely to be reckoned with, AT n
meeting held last night, at which Mr..
smith was present. the situation was
thoroughly presented and the receiver
OF the general land Office pleaded with
to become candidate. In reply Mr..
Smith thanked his friends Tor the con-
fldence reposed in him but assured them
that his sense OF honor would not per-
mil him to enter the race az this time.
Ii would not be doing justice 10 the
other candidates, he said. However, II
his name was presented 20 the conven-
ton, and favorably acted upon,he could
do nothing hut accept the nomination.
as O matter Of course,
And now there IL weeping and wailng
and crashing OF teeth In the other con-
gressional camps. For be II known
that bv the active candidates Mr.. smith
Is looked upon ms dangerous rival.
Particularly Is this affecting those who
are over sanguine, for In their certain
~ OF success they had entirely over
looked the probable presentation OF Mr.
Smiths name. Those who claim to
know gay that II viii be with the lat
ter as II was with George Sutherland
when he waR nominated for congress-
man NJ Provo. He will be Sutherland.
ed through without any fs or butts, as
Mr., Sutherland was "Rooseyelted' at
that time Mr. Smith they say. has
not only ability but he IL popular. and
a -. L.. -
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s. s. AND Y, NJ. NJ. /. A.
RAILROAD NEWS.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

Travelling Freight and Passenger
left last night on an Idaho trip.
L. b. 0orham, commercial agent for
the Rock Island, has been appointed
general agent Of the freight and pas
senger departments OF the same road at
Portland
Eighty Of the delegates to the recent
Letter Carriers convention ut Denver
arrived In Salt Lake over the Rio
Grande on No. ..
Mrs. Donald Rose leaves for Chicago
tomorrow morning, where she goes TO
Join her husband, recently promoted.
She viii be accompanied by Mrs. An
drew Maccuaig.
The Rio Grande will run special
from Salt Lake 20 ogden on Thursday
for the accommodation Of the delegates
TO the Republican convention. The Rio
Grande viii bring In over 100 alone from
off the Sanpete branch.
The Union Pacific westbound Over
land Limited was derailed near Castle
Rock, Utah, yesterday afternoon. The
when from some unexplained cause one
OF the sleepers left the rails and went
humping over the ties for nearly mile
ere the train was stopped. Beyond a
good shaking up no one was injured.
II was $3.50 ere the ear was back on
the rails again which had the effect OF
materially demoralizlng AFFAIRS and
making all trains late.
Twenty-four boat builders have ar
rived from Oakland, Cal, for the pur-
pose OF finishing the construction Of the
big steamer which IL TO be used In the
pile driving operations on the Lucin
cutoff.
The Los Angeles papers are the au-
thority for the statement that the San
Pedro will let big contracts for con-
structlon within the next two months.
Work. II In said, IL TO be started In the
Nevada desert and viii be rushed both
ways.
The Union Pacific. through the Ore
gon short Line, Is going to make things
lively for the Great Northern In the
Puget Sound district.
Omaha. Neb., Sept. 9-George Gould
arrived in the city early today, accom-
panied by President jeffrey OF the Dem
yer 4 Rio Grande and Supt. Baxter OF
the Union Pacific railroad. The party
came In over the Union Pacific road
In a special train.
Mr.. Gould went directly to the Union
Pacific headquarters. whore he spent
some time with President Burt. The
party leave Tor the south over the Mis-
souri, Pacific this evening.
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POLITICAL POINTERS.

County Commissioner James II. An
derson is spoken OF as chairman OF the
Republican state committee, to sue
coed Farley T., Christensen.
Two prominent colored men In the
persons OF w. w. Taylor and Bruce
johnson have signlhed their intentions
Of running for the legislature. Both are
Republicans.
Judge Morris l.. Richie, whose name
has been mentioned In connection with
the nomination for supreme court JUS
tlce denies that he Is or ever has been
candidate.
Davis county's delegates 20
the Republican state conven-
tlon are as follows: Jens Nell
son. +. J, Pack. Joseph T. Mabey, l.. c.
Wooley, David Hess, c. Burton. Jr.,
jesse NJ. Smith. William Flinders, ]. w.
Earl, J. ID. Burnett, John Walsh. II. l..
Layton and Rufus Adams.
The Salt Lake delegation to the Re-
publican state convention nj Ogden
viii leave this city over the Short Line
az $3.50 on Thursday morning. They
win travel on special which win re-
turn after the rally in. the evening.
Hon. 8. A. Kenner editor OF the Great
Campaign. Is a candidate for the lower
house on the Republican ticket
Daniel Harrington spent today In
Ogden.
60
w. d. Candland. delegate TO the Or.
den convention from Sapete, was In the
city today, lie was accompanied by w.
d. Livingston. mentioned as n candidate
for Congress. also by Sven O. Nelson.
a delegate from Fairview,
George NJ. Cannon was quite busy to-
day figuring out the reported comblna-
tlon between James Deyine and Reed
Smoot.
George VI. Cannon is said TO have de.
livered "a rafting good Republican
speech" at Pennington last night.
The Womans Democratic club meets
at the residence OF Mrs. George H. Nay
lor. 2es west, Second South street, to-
morrow afternoon.
Hon. J. +. Chidester, a well known
southern Utah Republican, is at the
Cullen. Mfr. Chldester was a member
OF the Constitutional convention, and is
an active party worker In his section.
His home Is at Panguitch.
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LATE LOCALS.

The funeral Of Mrs. May A. Culver
Bruce, will be held from the residence
of her son, William II. Culver, No. So
I. street, tomorrow at p. m.
Eliza English today filed suit against
Joseph ii. Openshaw to quiet title to
the east half Of lot /, block 2, plat d.
The case OF G. $. Holmes vs. Henry
Hornblower ct al. was dismissed today
by Judge Stewart upon the motion of
plaintiffs attorney.
There Will be meeting tonight in the
\. nj, c. A. rooms OF Evangelical sun
day school workers DESTROYS Of resuscl-
tating and recognizing the late Salt
Lake County Sunday School assocla-
ton. f
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AN INTERRUPTED MARRIAGE
llypnotlst's Strange Power 0yeT
Young Heber City Woman.
Especial to the "News.")

Heber City. Sept. e.--An unknown
hypnotist and his influence upon a
staid and respectable young woman OF
this community are the chief topics OF
conversation here today The occult
individual styles himself as Prof. Fon-
tanna. lie arrived here on Friday last
With man he called his brother. They
registered at the Duncan House. and
gave two exhibitions before the week
closed on Saturday night. The show
was a clever one on each occasion and
demonstrated beyond any question that
the professor possesses a strange
power over susceptible minds.
Landlord Duncan, who keeps the chief
hotel OF the town has some progresses
Ing daughters, among them being Miss
Nellie Duncan. "A years OF age, and con-
sldered rather steady and strong
minded than otherwise, But she was
greatly impressed with the wonder
working stranger who apparently got
her into his power from the very
first. So vigorously did he
press his suit that Miss Nellie
consented to marry him and the we'd
ding was set for yesterday. The family
learned Of Il. however, and secured a
postponement after considerable pet-
huasion. Fontanna said that his ante
ceiants were good, and that his father
was the governor Of Minnesota. This
was soon proved to be false and he
claimed that he was the son Of the
mayor Of Minneapolis. This was also
dlsproved today and the professor Is
furious. He also declared on reaching
here that this was the first Utah city
IN which he had performed. Today the
report came from an authentic source
that he left wife and several unpaid
bills at Coalville, and that he also got
out OF Kemmerer, Wyo., few days
before with unpaid obligations behind
him. As a result the marriage pro-
inises to be held up indefinitely though
there is still some speculation as TO
whether Miss Duncan will not marry
him In spite OF all reports, her infatua-
tlon being 40 complete.
During the whole of today the popu-
lace has been talking OF the affair and
many have been viewing the rigid ard
inanimate form OF a young man from
Provo whom the professor put to
sleep" at an exhibition last night. The
youngster has been displayed In a drug
store window and Is to be awakened
at another exhibition tonight II things
are not So hot for the professor that HI
he's to get out of town before nightfali
About year ago Miss Ida Duncan,
sister Of the young woman In the case
this time, went away with the Rev. Mr.,
Holmes, one Of the hotels guests and
nas married at Pennington. Mr..
Holmes was the Methodist minister
here and the act created sensation at
the time.