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The Washington times., 1902-08-12
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MORNING EDITION, one year, 50; six
months, $3.50; three months. aI.25.
Morning and sunday, one year, 81; six
months, $3.50; three months. ST..
sunday edition only. one year. 50; six
months, ST: three months 80 ceatS.
The Washington times., 1902-08-12
Miss AbdilPs Vacation.

Miss Josephine d. Abdill, OF 9i1 N
Street northwest. will spend several
weeks in Philadelphia visiting friends
The Washington times., 1902-08-12

Mr.. E. H. Jemison, his wife and two
daughters are at the Normandie, At
lantic City.
The Washington times., 1902-08-12
Gone to Atlantic City.

Mrs. II. oppenheimer has gone TO At
lantic City for three weeks stay.
The Washington times., 1902-08-12

plated loan of S35 ,O0o. coo under the
Platt amendment. which he condemned
as very bad legislation.
Driven desperate by the failure of
reciprocity with this country. Cuba tried
to make similar arrangements with Eng
land. offering the most liberal conces-
sions, but the English government stood
aloof, fearing diplomatic entanglemenls
with the United States
Captain Huston commented rather
significantly on the presence of 5000 OF
our soldiers in Cuba, and he intimated
that they were there for some other
reason than that of earrisonlng the coal
ing stations. In other words, the cap
tam snifs trouble from afar IN the Gu
ban republic. and. in concluding mis- re-
marks suggested that If an investiga-
tion We're made as to the real feelings
of the Cuban president and his cabinet
on annexation they would all be foun
TO heartily favor 1t.
The Washington times., 1902-08-12

"The human Judgment, at its
best, is not godlike, far from
it; and for another thing, a
mans character and his behavior
are apt to be two widely diff
ferent things"
The Washington times., 1902-08-12

"The farmer who loves music
should have all the training in
that art for which he can spare
time and money; for so may a
musical genius come out of his
people,"
The Washington times., 1902-08-12
Reflections.

1t is always safe to take it for grant
cd that the man with whom you are do
ing business is just a little smarter
than yourself.
The Washington times., 1902-08-12

Mrs. John Dalzell wife of the Penn
sylvania Representative, is at the
Thousand Islards.
The Washington times., 1902-08-12

Mr.. Donald Gensler, OF this city, Is
making famous record for croquet al
Deer's Head Inn, in the Adirondacks.
The Washington times., 1902-08-12

Judge John Randolph. of the Court OF
Claims. is on a visit TO Asbury Park
The Washington times., 1902-08-12

Mr.. Henry selden. of the United States
Geological Survey. is spending his vaca-
tion at Cape May
The Washington times., 1902-08-12

DR.. Carre, OF the superintendent 5
office, Treasury Department, win sail
for EuroDe next month.
The Washington times., 1902-08-12

1t is with men often as with liquids
the lightest come to the top.
The Washington times., 1902-08-12

A woman may have refused offers ga
lore of wedltck. but If she reaches her
thirtieth year unmarried q kind world
remarks, IT'S pity no one wanted
her!"
The Washington times., 1902-08-12

Mr.. Fred A. Denison has gone to New
York to engage in business.
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9ln allie frei u~erfaubt.

Gs ut ntcbt ldn9er nebr %not6ruenbiQ
fltr Widttner, an berfDrener 9e6enSfraft,
ndcbtltc9en Serluiten, &ratnpfa6erbruch
u. t ~. 81 leloen, tuenn oteIe &ranf6eiz
ten fait iple ett 3ouber IN Der 3ltriifQeS
5%p9enbett @lres et9e1ten tSei1ns fIrirt
tuerben fbnnen uno Sic flet1erer oez
Idlp4dbten Srgane 5u ibrer oDlen Starfe
rrb SebensfrQft our6 cine neue @ntz
oedun9 tpteoer bergeftellt tuer6en fDunen,
Die trgeno Elm Mat1n %gehrauben fann.
S6tft eirfa6 @uren gfa1nen 1tno gloreIie
an bic Or. &nopp Mebtca1 Co., 1925 sun
Sutlbing, 9etrpit, Mic6., uno 6ieIelbe
tptrb berettlptli9f @u6 Oas bplItanoiqe
ar5tlibe &e5ept fDitenfrei uno NGes i6i<
den, oos gu elmer lcbnellen nnb batera~
ben Sur %nOtbtpenOig lit.
Ser folgenoe Nus6u9, tuelrber berer
ta9ltcben Bolt5ulenoungen entrtDmmen 1T,
set9t, tpas gtanner oariber su laeen boz
ben, Die aug bieier grDBen foitenfreten
Sferte GOrtbeile ge5Deen BADEN.
pNertbe 6erren = Site, nebnten Sic
%t1et1ten tnntgten 9anf fir Sbre fiirslid6e
Sulenout9 entgegen. Scb babe SIRE 8ez
banolun9 elmer our6gdnsi9en Griifune
lt~ftertpDrfen uno Die babel er5ielten Sore
tbetle itnS anBeraeuDbnlte) gut eetueIen.
Sic bat MIDI tpieber bp%llitdnbia ol1feeridb<
tet. Sd bin eeraoe 10 frdftie ais sur 3eit,
NOD ib nod Elm &nabe tuar, unb Sic fDn>
men iib niht benfen, tuie eliiflidb id6 BIN"
u&ertbe 6erren!-Sbre Metbobe or6et<
tete ausge5et9net. 9os gr9ebniB par
eenau, a ib benbtbiete. Sraft unb
@nersie iino nieber p%pGitanoig suriicfge,
fe6rt nnb Die 3unabrne lit duBerf sufrte<
oenltelenb."
u@ertbe 5erren!-S9re 3ulenbune babe
ih empfon9en uno ib bate feline Scbpie<
rt9feiten, oas ae5ept Der NnDrbnuug 9es
nlaB 5u 9ebroubeu, uno ib fam pabr.
9ettsaetren iaeen, baB es cine @obltbat
fir ibfuacbe Mdnner it,"
@nnoert @ub nid6t boriiber, tuie bic
golnpasnie aaes bies tbun fann, ionbern
ldidt berte; bic Sferte lit ecbt uno oos
Ge5ept iuirb nit Der ndtbiten 8of in eie
mem duBerft einfoben Gouoert abiDlut
foftenfrei 9erabe tpie anee9e6ett eeitbidt.
S6reibt bente uno balls tper6et SIR
gliidlid6 iettt
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.Trei fit
i6uade Mfduntr.
Gin Sei!mittel lit entbeft tpproem,
oaS berlprenc Mannbarfeit
uno Die 8rGfte fuieSerz
beritellt.

Gine Wo@e au%srei6eaDes 4,robe Gadst
toir0 Sebem fret ;%ageianot, Der
Darnm f9rci6t.
rI7eseneratipe Sablets@ iino a~uertaunt Die ein,tgs
&m Jsgen p~erlorene Wtannbnrfeit in alien Staeien.
Sic mo ipiiienidaftli6 onrb Die beitet Werste Ger
gselt b~ereeiielt. Der Guf Oes S~n1ituies 1T berart,
oaB ale 9cr5te. Die bas 0eitmittel b~eriicilen, balm
lid oerautiportlih balter. uno wenn fe ouf ibrcn
JtuI bin bebanpten. oaB Die v&egeneratiue Sa6lets9
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pirften gerabe5u ipie cine Sffenbarurta
nnb fubrten ben 3eitgenoHen bisber
nnbefannte 8egriffe BON Der Mufgdbe
zines oasiibenben Sonfunftlers gu. Be-
fOnOers feline NuffaFung beg 8eetbo=
benf4en @tOlinfonaerts lit felt einem
balben Sobrbunbert als Mabitob ges
npmmen tporben BET Der 8%eurtbeiLung
uner anberen &initler, bic bieIes ries
fenbafte Meiiteripert intsrpretirsn.
Soadim purbe auberbem Der bette
Dolmetfd Der 8adf9en Munbers
multi.
Die Rarriere Soa1ims mar benin
aud cine ieinen Gdbiefeitsn entfpre<
henoe. Nahbem er 1850 als aonaerts
meifter mad Meimar unb 1854 in Der
gleiden @igenf1aft mad 6annober be-
rufen iuorben mar, iibertrug man INN
1859 bic DIRECTION Der 1868 erri6teter
fOnigliden 9ohfdule fir Muiif in
Berlin. Sn biefer berantfportungsz
unb arbeitsreiden @teuuns befinbet
f9 Soadim beute nod. Inter feiner
Eeitung TT bieies Snftifut Elm Sammel>
punft anitrebenber Solente. cine
pfleseffdtte hes &laffieismus setpor>
ben. Seine bielen Sdiler pirten TO-
pobl in Der alien ipie in Der neuen
Melt. Bon Soa6ims aompofitionen
tinb Die OuDertire au v9amlet" unb
bas ~ungarifde 8onsert" fir 8ipline
bic befanntsften.
3ahlrei6 iinb bic gbrunssn, bic benz
groBen mGeigerfOnise" 81 She'll pur@
ben. So ernannte i'm unter Mnbersm
bic @Ottinger uaiberiitdt, beren 8iirz
ger er in 1853 geneien mar, anldbli9
Der Jeier ieines 70. @eburtstages i'm
borigsn Sabre gum Dottor Der p6ilpz
topbie. Soa9im 1T auBerbem Mitglieb
Der gerliner @fdbemie Der ain5te. Das
betgefiigts Bib 5eist i'm in Der Mmtss
tra1t Der @nseborigen Der Mfabemie.
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duBeres 3eiden sibt &unbe bon ben
tmtaenfen 4rbeiten i'm @6oobe Der
@rbe.
BIS bor Sturgeon iparen BON Der G6iz
cagoer Sunnelanldge, bic i'm @ansen
Iber 80 Wleilen lang tperben IoG, flint
Metlen polenbet. sis 3um l. @eptem<
Der D. S. gebenft man Is M1eilen fertiqs
ge1telt gu baben. Ser Sunne[ fon bic
Srdbte Der Selepbon Gompanb dufnebz
men ut,o auBerbem Der 8ef0rberuna
bon yoFio6en unb 3ettunsen bienen,
Gr bat urter ben meiiten @troBen cine
9obe bon 8 SUB unb eine 8reite BON
3 JuB. I'm an6eren GteIlen 1T er
a SUB boot llnb - SUP brett. gez
itonbig ifno 1000 Monn, BE in ie a9tz
itinoi9en G3i@ten iib abl5Si en-, an benz
&iefenbau bef6dftigt.
Wie aus benz Obigen ert6tli6, 1T
Der G6ica9oer Sunnelbau ni6t, tpie bic
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES fit oas 8udenblatt
Jn ben Der. staatcn $3.50
Had GurUpa 800
MertfD (merifantbes Gelb) $50
81 eiienoe Mgenten;
Carl Mrmp.
~. 9hprpbinb.
Der neaor Oer S'iolinuirtnafen.

SoadJims 25. aimftre.sn In Der &ambnreer
@hilbarmouiS@itt @eieaiaeff.
Gin leltenes GrsiJniB bate nelli9
bic altebrpurbige 9~anioitabt 6amburg
au berseidnen, inDem bie bort felt 70
sSa1ren beitebenbe DDilbormpniI9e Sc
felf9aft ibr 500. Gon5ert CAB. gine
beionbere 8ebeutung eetpann bas aone
CERT nod burd Die Mitnirfung beg
Before Der iebt lebenben Geisenpirtuoz
fen, bes sroBen nGeigerfDnigs" Sofepb
Soa9im, Der bel Der @~elesenleit gum
Is. Male in Der pbilbarmoniI9en Sc
felIi6aft auftrat. Sum eriten Male
bate er in Der GeIeuf9aft i'm Sabre
1848 als 17idbriger Singing gefpielt.
Gr trug tamals 8~eetbopens grpbes
Wiolins& pnsert por, nit benz er au9
Bel Der 500. Nuffibruag Der GefsGz
fdaft Die 3u1Drer gu ftiirmif6em Set
fan binrib.
Sofepb Soadtm, Der in &ittfee BET
prebburg seboren tpuroe, gebOrt au ben
tpentsen ausiiberben Sonfinitleru,
pel9e bas 8erbtenft fir fi9 in Inz
fpru9 nebmen biirfen, i'm Gon5erti aale
ben groben Meiitern unb tbren Werfsn
bic linen aufommenbe Ste1uns per@
fdafft, tire aompoiitionen in urs
fprinsli9er, bon alem fremben 9eiz
inert befreiter &einbeit ~piebersegeben
gu baben. Nadbem Soadim feline Sc
ringeren aIs bic pprtreffli9en 8ioltnz
pabasogen 80Gm in Wien unb 9abib
in 2eip5ig gu 2ebrern gebabt bate, trat
er 1874 gum eriten Male in einem
apnaerte bes 2eip3iser @eipanbbauies
auf. 9abei lpurbe Der &pmponiit unb
bamalige Dirigent Der @etpanbbaus<
tonaerte, 5elir Menoelsfobn : 8ar<
tbolbp, DEFENDERS auf i'm aufmerfiam.
Inter Der l~iebebolen 5iibruns biefes
genialen Sonbi9ters brans Soaaim
tief in bas 3eid Der &unlt Elm unb bob
manaen @4aB. Seine @ortrdae
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o~erlorene Mannbarfeit, Iberbru6 ooer S6tpd6e Der
gel6lebtlihen Or9ane btilen, 10 muB Die Sur pofiiio
uao permanent lein. 8ieIe Gompaonie ididt Seoem,
Der. an ~neru6ier S9pdGe leioet, Die MteDBin fir cine
ipo6tntli6e gebanolung frei gu. Die Mteoi5in Tam
ilar oaourh erprobt iueroen, oaB man Die ~3teIultate
0s Gebrau1s ~abtDartet, ipenn lie oas beilt, fir ipas
lie genlaht fpuroe, 10 1T lie 5t empfeblen. Sieie
Yrobe mill Die Jalopia 2nnn 80. nit ibrem Mitfel
fir cine @ohe %geitatten. gta6oem er Die p&egene=
ratipe Sablets4 cine 98ode 9ebrau6t 6at, miro Der
Yatient 8raft IN ieinen Organen uno Musteln,
nelNS ylnt III ieineil N0ern. neuein nnternebmungs=
ge:it, une lid in @elunobeit uno Gribeinen a(s
renen Wtenlten finoen. Sic vGe9eneratioe Sa=
bletsA babeu cine tpunoerbare Q9irtnn0 uno Der 9a=
tient ueripirt oielelben ON eriten Gage. sic eebeu
brett gum Sib oes lebels, gang sleid pe lau9e es
anfebt unb 6rln9en Strait uno Stdrte. Sieles ioll=
oer6are Wittel perbannt ale S6l6ternbeit Dem aa=
bern @eI6le6t ge9enlber, BELT ale llebel, Die aus
ueberreSung, reberantren9ung @elbdit5Iorgen, Die
gum Yerlut ses 8eoddtniiies, llnfdbi9teit &c, fh6=
rem, beruorgeben. g3tegeneratipe SabletsA itno in
jeoem Mlter annenobar; ie beilen alle SGle, aus
genemmer, ipenn i6On Gpilepiie poer Srriinn ein=
3etreten iino. Sie 6aaopia 9Dnn so. ma9t feline Be
lbrdntungen; Seoer, Ger oarlm i6reibt. erbdlt oas
Mtittel fir cine 9Sohe irei 5ugcididt, ~ior0idltie eil=
gepadt uao obne sl seiger, mas es entbdlt. Sic bot
SauIenoe BON Srlefen ans alien S6eilen beg 2anoes
erbalten, Die non ben erftaunli6iien Suren Der g9e=
9~eneratiue Sablets| beri1ten. Sbre Sfferte ilr cine
gBode 1T edit; es lDeroen feline beanrub i9enoen 6ragen
geitellt. S9reibt beute al Die Gaaopia euRn So,
536 Yo5ini Building, Ct. 2ouis, Wto., un0 labt
Gud Die Wleoi5in fhr cine g9p6e irei tommen SIR
BUD, oas e~6enfaas irei 1T, aiebt Gnd Die ~@n9oben,
ME Sbr. Guh nit benz Wtittel 5l baule iel6ft tu=
riren fonnt
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$teIIt mannbar-
keit wleder Der.

Cine eiafade 6ans 9ebonolun9, Die ME-
tials oerfeblf, boafIan0ige Stlrfe urn
Sugcnofraft tuie0cr5eriutcQen.
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Sunnelanlasen in onberen @roBitdbs
ten, fiir MISUNDERSTANDING be{timmt.
Sunnelbouten fir bte1en 3ped bat
man, obgcieben bpn g}eip Norf, nod in
Bottom, paris, Qonbon unb Berlin err
iteut. Sn Der lebtsenannten 9tobt 1T
Die our9 ben Sunnel fi6renbe 8abn
au9leld untergrunoz unb 9o9ba6n.
Sn So1ton berbtnoet Die l1ntergrunbz
babn fait fdmmtIi6e 5Gbrbduier unb
@tlenbahnftattonen nit chamber. ueber
etre Der 2onboner untergrllnbba6nen,
Die nah aiemli9 primitioen W}et6oben
betrieben fpurben. fat neuerbings Der
ebemalige gbicagoer StroBenbobnz
maanat Yerfes Die 8pntroue erlar1gt,
Der Die 2inis perbeierte, p~ertdngerte
uno Gleftri5iidt als 8etriebSmittel einz
fii6rte.
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Gbiraeofr 0unnelbau.
Bon elmer 9eIepbos-@efeufdbaft u,tterno IN en-
uao fur oeren ;3tpede befttmmt.


Sn Nep Oorf pte in gbicaao, ben
beiben srDBten Stdbten in ben Der.
@taaten, finb bermalen gepaltise Sune
nelbauten in Der Wusfibrung besriffen.
Die Netp Oorfer Sunnelanlase pirb
auf &often Der Stabt eriteIt urb TT
fir bic llntergrunbbabn beftimmt,
tpabrenb Der Gbicasoer Sunnelbau Don
Der bortisen neuen SeIepbon COMPANY
ausgefii9rt tpirb unb beren 3nedsn
bient. @n te9nii9en S9pierigfeitsn,
bic Bel benz 8au gu iiberpinben Iinb,
beitebt bier nie bort tein Waneel. Sn
Gotbam ge6t Der 8au pielfa9 bur9
folibes 5elsgeftein. in Der 9artenftabt
bat man es nit triieeril9em 2e6ms
boben gu tbun. Wdbrenb man aber in
Der 9ubfonmetropple Bel benz 8au bic
Straben aufgeriifen bat, lift bieier
uebelftanb In Der Weltftabt am Mi9ts
aanfee bermieben iporbeu. unb tein
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EXECUTED FOR OESERTlON
Two Negroes ARE shot Down by or der
Of gsl.esIdenf

Washington. Feb. e-Two soldiers un-
douhsediy were hanged IN the Philippines
today On execution Of sentences imposed
by military commissions 1Y which they
wcrs tried and convicted a. deserting -
the enemy. Their namas were Edward A.
Dunose and Lewis Russell and both wer-
attached ~ company r. Sinfh cavalry.
n nezro regiment while their company
was operati1s aaaiasi Che Insurgents rs
The province Of Alhav ga August iass. tbs
two men deserted ard were afterwards
discovered serving IN the forces * ths
enemy The military commission iseforg
which they were trsed sat az Guinobstau
in the province 81 Nibay They wcrs
found guilty ~ fbe charrs ard each ra8
eerterced tc be- hanged Friday. Febraary
Us Gudlnrr and aenteccs were hf-
proved bv General Chanee. Ia Wow -
the fact however that this vas ne arsf
case where tho comu,andiug gercral had
directed TOO execution az tfe sentence ~
death against aa enlisted man withoat
reference ta the war department the case
pas iaid before President rp0aevl t ~
time o. prevent the zcauon. fa ease 20
desired % DO ~ The president after
coaetlffafion with tha secrffarT - WAY.
aeeiled 90 interfere. aud a cable message
20 fhls eacef Was sent o. General Csaf-
zee 81 e5nfrdsv. hifkouan 70 ofreisi fr-
formation % THAI eject hzs beer received
lt SIS ass1nsr-i 81 IRE uar department 'iias
The senfeace ~ death Boa nofh caats va
carried cat toaav
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ARDMoRE PRISONERS MuTlNY.
Men In Jail Annoy Court with Their
Continued Noise.

Ardnore. ]. T. Feb S-This city had
lively time this week VIXEN the prisoners
in the PAL nlutned. The story IS as fol-
lows Thursday morning tho prisoners lu
the United states jail az this place began
20 make considerable noise. and the sama
was kept up much 10 the annoyance OF
the court, who asked that the same be
abated
Janor J. D. Kelsey was called on 10
have The noise stopped. hut the prisoners
refused 10 obey the command. Marshal
Colbert then came down and ordered the
noise to stop. bur they refused 10 obey.
The marshal then called for assistance
to go inside. and y. r. brooks. Oscar
Wilkinson. O. A. Wells. l. s. ADAMS.
Buck sisrrets and Lutte Johnson re-
snonded and thoy ordered the prisoners
out OF ire Htue house inside, and they
refused 10 go. The marshal and posse
then vert IN and Ed. Roberts remained
az the gate with big siN-shooter ready
to hit the FIRST bulls eye that came his
way
Buck Garrett. Os ca- Wilkinson and E.
S. went in 10 get them out when John
Porter. who is convicted fer stealing a
saddle made break AZ Buck and struck
him in the back with 2 slunr-shot
While Buck wrestled another marty Por-
ter made a lung at Adams head with his
weapon and would have laid Adams ont
had not oscar Wilkinson caught his arm
and took the slunz-shot away from him.
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PowgLL TRAogp MuLes.
As Result He is now in Cleveland
County Jail.

As Result He is now in Cleveland
County Jail.
Guthrie. O. r. Feb. s.--Jcss Powell IS
with stealing TWO mules from the Rig
gle or the Ten Mile Fiat. says tbs Nor-
man Transcript. He was appr5hcnGed
on information from WIZ Ha,ss the
mule buyer OF Oklahoma City. TO whom
he tried 20 sell the mules last Friday.
He approached Halcs on Thursday. say
ing ne had STan Of mules 20 sell and
Hales told him 90 bring ON in lie
appeared with them Friday morning
about o'clock The early hour made
9Ir. Haies suspicious and ne vent = In
quiring. Powell gave his name IS
George Watterson and said he vas a
nephew OF Harve wattersou. the we'll
known farmer and stockman and that
his father had recently bought a farm 20
Cleveland county and got these mules IN
the trade. Hales telephoned To the reg
lister of deeds here and found that thu
farm said 10 have been bought had rot
changed hands and finally told the Young
man that he would take charge Of the
mules and keep them until he found
that Powell was the real owner. The
price for the animals was TO be SEQ
about haf their real value
Powell was arrested later az the re-
guest OF Sheriff Smith. and was idcna-
fed by several parties as a young mar
Who had been living with his brothcr-iu
law. Holman. near the RigEles place
lie had stole the mules Thursday night
and taken them 20 Oklahoma City His
story OF beng related 70 Harve Waiter
son was totally disproved.
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ural. Mills County. o. T.
oLp.TIME COWBOY TALK.
Newt. Tucker Tells Of the Famous
Wild Bill, in Aiva.

Aiva. o. T. Feb. S.-The Review says:
Newt Tucker, Of Driftwoed township.
called Saturday to visit the Review q
short time Newt is one OF the old
time cowboys and was in a reminiscent
humor. He remarked that the first round
M he ever attended in the Cherokee
Strip was on the plain where Ava now
stands. twenty-three years ago. In a
much earlier day Newt was well ac-
quainted with Bill Hikok better known
as Wild Bill, q noted Union scout during
the civil war and later a valuable aid 10
General Sheridan among the Indians of
the plains Newt first met him around
Salina and Ellsworth, when the Kansas
Pacific was being built through that
part of Kansas. He described Wild Bill
az slight built man about FIVE feet. ten
inches in height, always dressed as IL he
had just stepped out OF a handbook,
with small hands and feet. and a voice
soft and musical as a womans.
One day Newt rode into Ellsworth after
several weeks absence on the range, and
meeting Wild Bill, they were having
chat together, when a man came running
up and said: bill. you had better go
down yonder quick or there viii be
trouble. Dbl Stiu " -NcWi- Let > Walk
down there and see what those fellows
are up to-" They walked down a couple
of blocks to an excited crowd of fifteen
or twenty men who were full of rage and
liquor Six-shooters were flashed freely.
and it looked as if no power on earth
could prevent blood-shed. When he reach
ed the outskirts of the crowd, Bill stop
ped a minute, coolly smoking his cigar,
TO take in the situation. Then in a firm
but quiet voice, he said: Boys, you
had better stop that right now. or I'll
take a hand in this fuss The effect Of
his words were seen at once. The cursing
Quoted down, revolvers were showed into
their scabbards. and in a few minutes the
crowd had scattered and the difficulty
was settled.
The old-time cowboy. like the veteran
of the civil war, is passing away, and
the historical societies of our western
states and territories would save much
valuable pioneer history by interviewing
the survivors and collecting reminis-
cences.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-02-09
WARM SESSION ASSURED.
Democratic Central Committee Meets
10 Discuss Primary System.


Guthrie. O. r.. Feb. S.-Democrats and
politicians who have been Watching the
numerous candidates come 10 the front
for the congressional nomination on the
Democratic ticket are evncing much in
terest in the meeting OF the territorial
committee at Oklahoma city on the 18th
of this month. Az that time an attempt
VIII he made u select e date and place
az holding the convention in which q cam
didaye VIII be nominated. \ plan for 1ie
selection of candidate VIII be discussed
ara this means that the primary system
advocated by Edgar Jones county az
tornsy 81 I.oeaa county win be fully
talked over
The majority Of the candidates for the
congressional nomination. * Is understood
are opposed IN TIE primary system. The
first statements are that Il Is not pr7c-.
ti5ll IRIS year and that conventior
raust - held In ORDER that an uians Tor
TIRE eomias campaign can H. formulated
Tile Popuasts- While v0LEE e. affiliate
Win the Democrats providing the Kan
sas CITY p.eVfo-m is again used. are in
favor of the primary system and thif
nav have something n 60 wlia The d.
cisian of ths Tseu ,Cratlc central cor-
mites Members ~ this committee aye
opposed n tiis primary Plaza and others
re for t.
Elear Jones has bssn receiving mseSS
letters Ia response - chose seat oct 81
ram 5 ieN dsyS age Ma-v people as~
n favor 81 tlls Plan AKA otnelS ErtEe -
san iaat ti-s are in favor ~ fhs Vlar.
Ns.f da nes thsnk Il ~.ss - adopt r.
pisr Tor IRIS esr
NJ a. Francis orc - tte wesr sE8e
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-02-09
ANDREW STEP SENTENCED.
He Gets Heavy Fine for AssauIting
an Old Man.

he Gets Heavy Fine for Assaultlng
an Old Man.
II Reno. Q. T. Feb. S-The American
says: TIE piece CT blackness that is in
carcerated in the county jail known by
The name Of Andrew Stey, and who made
the brutal assault on the old man in the
Jail on Wednesday of this week. was
hauled UP before Judge Never yesterday
and fined 500 and costs. which, with the
$3.50 dne which was hanging over bin
before viii mean that he VIII 10 duty in
the jail for IA days. He was not satisfied
with the work he did in assaulting the
old man, but also made an effort to burn
up tie building which had been caring
for him 50 tenderly. After he made the
assault his head was chained down to
the floor in q chilly room and ne was
kept IN that position for about four hours.
While nc was thus resting, he asked for
a match with which TO light a cigarette
1t was given TO him and he was left UNI
noticed. Instead of lighting mis- s1aoke
he brushed some kindling wood up to the
door and set it on fire. The officers soon
noticed the smoke pouring out from be-
meath the door and q bucketful of water
did the work and also introduced TO the
negro what was seemingly n new com
moiitv 10 him-wator and he was left
lying in the water for quite awhile, long
enough at any rate TO get him u good
frost 1t has not been arranged yet to
turn MIN over to the county jailor but
the authorities expect to do it today. He
is in for vagrancy.