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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-01-13
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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-01-13
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Wonaten:
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-01-13
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9ertretsr tpieoererwdbIt.

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nalgsrihts=S aale a~beebaltene republ.
Convention bes z. Diltricts CUR grz
pdblung zines neuen Diftriet-W ertre=
ters mar nllr bon tur3er Daler un6
enoete nit Der 9Dieberermdblungl bes
bisberioen Dilfrict : COMMUNICATIONS
Glopo u. @ooos, Der, bon @bas. q.
elliott nominirt Der defamation, mie=
oererDdblt muroe.
GOnteite CABS nidt, uno nit Reoen
bon Gori. 20. 3. Yroun, gr=Wapor
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3eit ausaefillt uno Die eonoention 9e=
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m lung.
Die Vorbereitun9en fur Die beute
Mbeno in or 3omlinIon. 0alle ab3ubaI-
tenoe MahenberI ammluu9 Der Demo-
traten aus benz eanssn Staate. in mel.
der ofs gtdtb. Wiliam Sennings
grDan Der ehemoli9e gannertrd9er Der
8emottatie, Die 0auptseoe balten miro,
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pelp bon South Yeno bis beute aus
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ben YorfB fiibren, ancernfaas Sohn
80. aern. Ser Gintritt CUR Salle 1T
frei uno cine Section oeS galcons piro
fir 9amen reierpirt.
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Sames s. 3ead, WorliBer bes Dem.
StaotsG omites, bat ben Directoreu oes
vSnoiana Democratic Club" iein Re
lionaiions=@ eiuh als Mit9lico oes
Stubs 3ugeIanot. Sas Directoriun
miro barber in Der nddlten SiBung
an Wontaq entideioen. aea1 bdlt ben
Stub uno feline Wit9lieber. Die i'm leb=
ten 6riibiabr Sobn W. 2ern ols @es
sen-@ anoioaten fir @Orfber besStaSt-
@Omites gegen i'm auffeQien, aud
beuie nod fir feline @egner.
goloneI Smith weid
II d I.
Colonel y. Smiths @egensGanbis
Dot nm Die WoriiberIdaft oss republic
taniIdea GountD : Gomites, Baron"
6. O. RotbIdilo, lit, ben Winiden oes
netlih ernannten 6armonie Gomiies
nahgebenO, bon Dem yeuerbe linl ben
pofien suriidsetreten- 9aaegen nei=
CERT Smith liA, nod wie Dor, 3uriid3u=
freten uno Die Stenuna einem orittsn
llnbelannien al rdumen.
RepubIitani1esS Stats.
Gom c.
Sm GtebenIo or. Webduoe triit moroen
Nadmittag oas neue republitanii9e
Staats-@omite bebufs 9eorganiIation
3uIammsn. Vorfber 0OOorid wirt
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Sims aug Grantfort g.. Diiirict) pirb
gum Seeretdr ermdblt msroen.
8 e erepubfifanid e
Slate.
Den 9ngaben republitaniIder poli-
titer 3ufolge bat bic vMiaiGine" fir Die
nd6lfs gountp-Wabl bereits oas foI-
genOe Sidet .aefrt":
6iir Staatsanmalt- 9arrp s. NegleD.
Coroner - Or. u. 80. @arltang.
@ountDs@ommiHdr - gilbert y.
Garter.
Sheriff = gOw. Sourbier.
@ountp Sngenieur = Sp. %.
Glausmann.
9ruitee fur Gentsr 9omaibip -
8. 3. Brunaugb.
Ino i'm gourtbauie miro 9egiaubt,
baB Die .Waidine" wirflid bic obigen
Ganbioaten auserforen bat uno 81 url=
terftiben geoenft.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-01-13
9tpiDemoem uno Sobnab'
5itge.

DAP prosperiidt uno repubiitanilte
partei Gpnompme iino, uie yrd=
liOent ROOIebelt un0 feline politiiten
Winilter oemI Yolte eiu5ureoen per-
Iuden, III bon perniiniiigen wlenldsn
wobI ME s%s9laubt uOrOen, uno gernos
jebi seiat Die Iuirtbfbaftlide gepreiion,
oab Die proipsrit1t Ourd Elm aeraoefo
loderes Bano an be republitaniide ME
oil irQeno cine anosre partsi geIniipft
1T. Sonic eiae iolhe Deprei ion eins
iritt 1T es Der Mrbeiter Der ole 3ede
besablsn mub. Der Dtrbdltnibmdbig
I'LL serinae 9obnsaidlag, ben er pdb=
reno Der Blitbe3eit Der 3rult erbielt,
oing ourd Die erbobten Sebensmiitel-
preiIe Iomisio floten. G Die hoben Preile
fir grtitel tdelihen geoarfs bIeibsn
beIie1en, bic girbeitsl0bne aber 9eben
i6leani9lf berunte.
Sn 6bieago allein erblelten IRontag
1000 BON 6rulfs Observation-Disclosures
TIA, Dab ibre 2obne UNI Is .Yrol. reol=
cirt weroen. $500 oaDon Iino in Der
Mmerican Bridge go. CT. 9. Steel
Corporation angeltslt, 1000 arbeiten
in Der american San &c., 1000 Iilo
BEL Der Maagon Gabrit angeltsat uno
iiber 400 in Ger Sturgis yarues'i@en
Mfg. SO.
8ie QobnreOutiion belduft lid allr
auf ibsr s47, 900 in Chicago ALIEN
uno betrdgt auf ieoen Wann etipa 81
wOdmtlId. Nidt stpa cine Defenders
idlsdte @sIdditslase III III ben 2obn'
ab3Iigen ihulo. Ionoern Die ber3Dsifslt'
Notbmsnoi9teit oes SruIt auf lire I'm
oas pieriade IDermdHsrisn Nttien Dipi'
oeaben al 3ablen. Gab oies ri6tig If
9ebt aus Ioen YIfairen oes Stabltrui
berbor. Die Qcm6bnliden Qtitien oes.
ielben, Die Triibsr 55 galten llnO ieb
o6ne 2lbne6msr etmas lilber 10 ftebeu.
brinoen Oiesmal feline Gibioenoe Uni
Der Nrbeiter mub ltd S~obnab8ige &C.
fallen laiien. oamit Die yor3ugs-Qictier
bod w~enigIens II lPro5ent 0iOioeno'
erbalten.
Sic RtinGelpinne Der Il. 9. 6tes'
@orporrtiou besru9en = mos Die ore
lebten Wonate Der Sabre 1902 unc
1908 betrift:
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res= Reingeipinn bnn 1902 uno 1908
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bis our Dipioenosn : Vertbeilrng ar=
giebt
1908, 1902.
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Ab3us Der gonOssinien uno fir Den eduls
oentilsunss= 5onoS:
S22,8S4.445 S1S.222, $50
gS perbIieben lomit:
$60,s24.38O $9O,306, 524
Mbidreibuns fir Gntipsstbuns etc.:
$4,000 0
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$55, 074,380 500. 306 ,524
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sabIt (ssipObmliae unb goryuSss sstisn):
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llnerIebiete 8eiteuunsen an 9anc:
Cons.
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81. DECEMBER 1902 5,347, 253
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1904-03-03
APHoRlsMs.

Set heggar Oh horseback aud bo
will ride a-gallop.- Button.
The hearing ear is always found close
TO the speaking tongue. E4aersen..
TO he conscious that veu are ignorant
u great step to knowledge. Disraeli.
Humilsty is virtue all preach, none
practice, and yet everybody is content
10 hear.-6elden.
= LIE spent worthily should be meas
ured b1 . nOblsr line By deeds, not
ysars.--A. B. Sheridan.
Health h the second blessing that We
n,ortals are capable Of blessing that
money cannot buy =. W alton.
When . man assumes a public trnst
he should consider himself as public
property Thomas jefferson.
Every body likes and respects self
made men. 1t is a great deal better to
be made N that way than not to be
made at ALTO. ~. Holmes.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1904-03-03
An irish Co m pliment.

When Earl Spencer was lord lieuten.
ant of Ireland the people of Dublin
called the beautiful countess. one of
the loveHest women of her time. "Spen-
ser's Faerie Queene."
But when their excellencies were
about to return to England Irish gal
lsatry was shown in characteristic
way. At the farewell banquet in their
honor an Irish gentleman got up and
said. with much fervor and many
bews:
We ah hope soon to see you back
again, you and the work Of art by your
side"
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1904-03-03
L.yinx the MGhe.t..

The Earl of Onsiow tells very ef-
fective story. His beautiful old place,
Clandon, suddenly became possessed OF
ghost" and the servants Of the
place were almost terrified out Of their
wits by the noises they heard and the
sights they saw or imagined. The
reputation OF the mansion became nois.
ed abroad, and at last Lord Onslow
took short cut to end the mystery
He assembled lis servants and gave it
out to them that he was determined to
have no more of this sort of thing.
For the future all members Of his fam
lily would sleep with loaded revolvers
by their side, and at the first sugges-
ton of noise they would send bull
let ia it's direction to investigate the
cause. Clandon nowadays is quite
commonplace in its immunity from
the uncanny.-London Globe
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1904-03-03

--y 4HIo MS book of discipline for the
soul-and have noticed with surprised
interest his claim that many medi-
clnes in use among the common people
and the physicians Of hfs time were
discovered by watching the animals
that sought out these things to heal
their diseases. "1f they heal animals,
they will also heal men, is his irwin
chile argument. Others may have
dipped deep into Indian history and
folklore and learned that many of the
herbs used by the American tribes. and
especially the cures for rheumatism,
dysentery. fever and snake bites. were
learned direct from the animals by
noting the rheumatic old bear grub for
fern roots or battle in the hot mud of a
sulphur spring and by watching with
sser eyes what plants the wild crea-
lures ate when bitten by rattiers or
wasted by the fever
The most elemental kind Of surgery
Is that which amputates u leg when it
10 broken--not always or often. but
only when the wound testers from de-
cay or dy bite and SO endanlers the
Whole body. Probably the best illustra.
ton Of this is found in the coon, who
has score of traits that place him
very high among intelligent animals.
When 4 cooR's foot is shattered by a
bullet he will cut 1t OF promptly and
wash the stump in running water. part
" to reduce the inflamma ton and part
II. no doubt, to make it perfectly clean.
Az 1t Aesls he asss his tongue ON the
MsAaa frssly, N a dos dous. to cleanse
1t perhaps and by the soft massage Of
his tongue to. reduce the swelling and
allsy the padn.--Outiook,
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1904-03-03
THE END OF NIAGARA.

In TWENTY-FIVE CentarIes the Great
Falls Will Have Disappeared.
In $500 years hence the discharge Of
the Niagara will have become inter.
mittent ceasing at low stages of the
lake, and finally the Niagara river, on
the rising edge Of the basin, will have
Its waters turned back and southwark,
and no water will flow over the Mag
ara escafpment OF that day. Through
this agency alone Niagara falls will
cease to exist long before the escarp.
ment has been worn away to the river
level at GRAND island, but as it is even
now lessening the volume Of water
poured over the falls the erosive power
OF the stream is diminishing. and we
must therefore increase the period nee
essafy for the retreat of the Canadian
Tails to the south end OF Goat island
ana the stealing of the waters OF the
American falls.
Assuming the continuity of the forces
named, we might outline the nrobs
future life and death OF the falls thus:
with progressive loss in water vol
ume the Canadian falls will reach the
south end OF Goat island in from LOCO
to l,5OO years, the death Of the Ameri-
can falls.
The dow Of the waters will now have
become intermittent, and at first only
at periods of mean and high water In
Lake Erie, eventually at high water
alone, will there be any discharge over
the escarpment. This will continue for
q period OF from 1900 to 1000 years.
The entire flow to the north will
cease, and the river will flow back into
Lake Erie, leaving the escarpment dry
at point not very far south Of Goat
island and with height OF about 100
feet. This will be $500 years hence
the death Of Niagara falls.-John M.
Clarke, Ph. D.. LII. D., in Harper's
Weekly.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1904-03-03
Little Henry. a...t,o,..

: :
Little Henry was reading ancient his
tory stories. Pa said he suddenly,
can I AJAX yon a question:
Il guess you car, Henry You seem
to hsve fair command Of English. 2
Well. may I, then7" little Henry
continued
Yes,' said pa. Fire ahead
That's funny" said little Henry. Il
was Just thinking Of such things. Now,
did the old Romans hight their houses
with Roman candles ~
7 shouldn't wonder said pr, eAue-
king. Nero. It least, INDUCED in I
good deal Of fireworks. Any thing
else r.
Yes, !" replied little Henry. ibid the
people Of Athens 40 III their coeking
with Greek IRE r.
Then pa got mad and aaad he conlda't
BE bothered with any more lilly S,sass-
tioas. Household Ledger.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1904-03-03
TURkisI PROVERBS.

10 the well man every day liz feast
day.
Today !. eSg Is better than tosor-ew,s
hen.
Tbs master Of the house Is the guests
servant.
Two watarmeions eannot be held nm
der sne arm.
He rh~ has not rest At home is In
the worlds hell.
The mouth Il not sweetened by sag
Ing honey, honey.
Il vol, have TO gather .thoras de It by
the strangsr's hand.
With patience sour grapes bscone
swset and the mulberry lest satin.
By the time the wise Aan gets mar
eied the fool has grownup cAiidrsa. Il
Be not % severe that you ars .blansd
~ Il nor % gentle that you are tran-
plcd upon for Il
Give swift hoSe to Aim ~ tells
tie truth. 70 that 90 soon g Ne AAs ted
y ~ may ride ana escape.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1904-03-03
NOT A g PEER.
- IaeiAent " Alexander sslvin1's
First stage Appearance.

p Iasf lent 81 A1Gxanler sslvin1's
First stage Appearance.
Tsn,maso Salyini, the great actor, ai-
though he gave every assistance TO his
ron VIXEN he had proved his ability on
the stage, was averse at frst to his be-
coning an actor and would not help
him TO obtain a hearing. The Young
mans first appearance was made by
favor OF Clara Morris, his good friend.
at charity entertainment in Yonxers,
where he recited "The Charge Of the
Light Brigade
He was then very young, very eager
md still delightfully."- queer In his Bns-
fish. a few days before the great oc-
easion some one used in his presence
the word claptrap.
whats thaty demanded young
Alessandro at once. CLAP Is So" he
struck his hands together. Trap is
Tor rats. What, then. is claptrap?''
TT II a vulgar or unworthy bid for
applause" his hostess explained.
"Bahr he retoined, with contempt
II know him. That cheap actor who
plays at the gallery. he is, then. in
English, claptrapper, Is he not?'
On the night of his debut. although
the poor fellow declared he was sick
with. the scare" he pulled himself to-
Sether in time and delivered the poem
most stirring!y.
With a bound he was ON the scrap
Cf q stage" records Clara Norris. land
his high, clear Forward, the Light
brigade! must surely have been heard
down in Broadway. 1t really was a
clever bit of work, a tfife too horid,
but that was the result of nervousness.
The instinct Of the actor was twice
plainly sh0wn-once when on making
. mistake, instead OF stammering or
GMng back, he swiftly jumped the
faulty lines and dashed on securely
with the others, and again when at the
close lie read with much feeling the
Merds:
''Honor the charge they made.
" Honor the Light brigade.
Noble six hundredi
standing as IL looking into an open
grave, he plncked the white flower
from his cost and cast it down, a hit
u business that caught the house in
stantiy. While the people Maltreated
damp umbrellas and kicked out their,
gum shoes IN giving him a recall he
was el,itchisg, his hair and wildly pro-
testisg to me;
Nine. Clara. / have never meant
That for a claptrap, Never. Never!
inst IL came to me that moment to
throw the flower 10 the dead, Think
me YIeoi--but notch, please meta
riaDtrapperH! Youths Companion.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1904-03-03
Onsy - nnsaasA yasit.y.

q Snowman who was on 4 tour
lAroush the Scotch highlands had tAe
nlisfottuns 70 lose large gorilla which
. save the trouble and expense OF bur
III he left by the wayside not far from
Pit3ochry. Two highland drovers On
eAeir way 70 Perth came across the
carcaaa. dressed. q It had been left. in
- Performing garb. Never having
1sssn such strange specimen before,
thay were greatly puzzled what to
make Of It. ..yvhat'il she pep asked
Isnal. y yveel,' replied Tugal, .sshe'il
20 ps 4 highlander o. she Wild hae a
tartan plaid, and she'll no pc q low
lander either or her Iouser wild pc
10y. After consideration Tonal ex-
claimed Sc \ tell We whit shell pc. She
lust pe q wee English veesitor ana pc
ee nae ccnsequ ence whatever
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1904-03-03
POISON Of THE RATHER.
Not Nearly as Dangerous ~ II Ts
Pepwlarly supposed - Ne.

Not Nearly as Dangerous ~ II IL
PsH~iarly supposed 10 Ne.
There il good deal more fright
about the bite of a rattlssnake than
there is actual danger said well
known physician recently. Il do not
mean to say that the bite Of a rather
is not very serious thing, but de
mean to say that this particular sort
of snake is really not so ready or apt
TO get in his bite as some others.
In the first place, there Is the new
generally credited fact that the rat
tier is the most honest of snakes. He
doesn't pick fight He doesn't lay
in VISIT for any one. He wont run
away. Of course, for he is plucky rep.
tile, but he, will curl up and give you
fair warning from those rsttlss Of
his before he attempts to strike. re-
member once in the west finding rat.
tier just ahead Of my horses fore feet.
\ had no weapon Of any sort, so /
rode on, passing WITHIN y few inches
OF the reptile. The SNAKE was curled
and ready for my horse in case the an
imal side stepped. but as we did moth
ink Of that sort we were allowed to
pass in peace.
again, the truth is that the poison
Of the RATHER does NOT get into the
wound inflicted by the fsng~ in the
average husnan being. For the aver
age human being nowadays ia clothed,
and the holes Ia the tHngs through
which the poison comes are rather far
up toward the roef of the mouth. Con
sedueaty very eften the point OF tiie-
fanxs may carter the skin, while the
pei~en dribbles out harmlessls enough
upon the trousers or the boot. 1t in
then that the victim gets scared, alls
up on whisky-a bad thing in bona
fde cases Of rattlesnake b4te-and be-
ieves hinsch narvelousby cured when
he wakes up next dag" Philadelphia
Press.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1904-03-03

Bobsen-I see that Partisan count
ess is obliged to earn her living at the
washtub. Too bad, isn't it?
Deacon Bingle (who knows some
thing about Paris)-Well. don't know.
Tl,ese Partisan swasherwomen seemed
to Ne decidedly jolly lot.-Cleveland
Plain Dealer
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1904-03-03
ANIMAL SURGERY.

wiAA Beasts Are wise In Medicine
md E0sily Heal Th enasslves.
Most people have seen sick cat eat
grass OF An uneasy dog seek out some
weed and devour 1t xreedily to make his
complaining stomach feel better. Some
few may have read John Wesleys di-
reetioas on the art OF keeping we'll
~hiaA have Not hnwavar fn,."a +h~,-
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1904-03-03

- chemist was boasting In the COM
Epany Of friends 81 his well assorted
sesck ii trade. There isn't i drug
lllssing, y, he raid. sas8s;s ss7
s. Come, now. Z said enc OF the by
seAaklers by way q ! Joke 81 bet ut
- dot keep any spirit of csntradic-
|e & weh stocked - ysu pretenA -
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1904-03-03

- @SA(<-SANS '10UGAe
a western senator tells story OF a
Judge who had occasion to nne law
yer in that state 500 for contempt Of
court.
After court had adjourned the lawyer
approached the Judge and said, .eYour
honor, wasn't to ask ! great favor. Of
yon.
What = itf' inquired the Judge.
q have Z pressing obligation to meet.
That hundred you took for that flne
was the money had to meet Ii with.
Wish yon would lend me 800 for q
few days
al. Mr.. Crier," shouted the Judge,
accnvene court again. Court was Re.
convensd and then the Judge remitted
tie hne.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1904-03-03
Mearties. Female.

MeArttesS Female!
Young Wife--What do you do when
yeur husband gets cross and wants to
scoid?
Wife with experiencel--I read him
one OF two of the letters he used to
write to me before we were married.
baltimore American.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1904-03-03

Method is like packing things in =
box A good packer VIII get in half 40
much again as bad one.-GeeA.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1904-03-03

Her Dusiaess.
Shells she . business woman?
He-Yes.
she-What business Is she Interested
In?
He-Everybo y's.-Boston Herald.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1904-03-03

The Canary.
Do not give your canary bird sweets
Il h said to dsvelop an asthmatic tend
ency, and as with the human voice
after sugar Is eaten the notes lose their
liquid purity. becoming rough ana
eventually shrili. Gagged birds are very
S1sceptible to drafts. and even In warm
weather care should b taken to hang
the hand--his wife!-London Tit Bits.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1904-03-03
LIQUOR STORE And SAMPLE ROOM
3. >. MAT ilESo ON. PROP.

vest of First National Bank Pierre strsst jug
selieitsd fall lins popular brands Whi.k..
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-12-13
LEARNING THE
ROPES RAPIDLY
Recent Election in Hawaii
Tainted With Fraud.
~CUPID's" SEAT CONTESTED
FEDERAL GRAND JURY NOW IN
SESSION.

Honolulu, Dec 12.-To the federal
grand jury now investigating charges
of irregularity in the last election Colo
nel Curtis p. Iaukea, a prominent home
ruler. said today that it was his inten-
ton to go to Washington for the pur-
pose of contesting the seating of Prince
Jonah K. KaIaianaole. who was re-
elected delegate to congress by a ma
jcrity of 1900 over the combined vote
of his opponents. on the grounds of
fraud and intimidation of voters.
On Nov. 2S Presiding Judge Dole Of
the United States district court sum-
mcned a special session of the federal
grand jury for the purpose of investi-
eating charges that in the last cam
paign certain election officers intimi-
dated the voters, made improper use
of identification marks and otherwise
destroyed the secrecy of the ballot.
Colonel Iaukea, who viii seek TO have
Prince KalanianaoIe unseated, is an
interesting figure in Hawaiian politics
He was a Republican up to a year ago,
when he became a home ruler and on
the ticket of that party was elected
tax assessor and collector for the coun-
ty of Oahu. He is a half white Colo
mel Iaukea accompanied the late King
kalakau around the world and was
the official escort of Liliuokalani and
Queen Kapiolani when they went TO the
golden jubilee of Queen Victoria as the
representatives of Hawaiian monarchy.
He also accompanied Sanford b. Dole,
then president of the republic of Ha-
waii, on his trip to the United States
in 1898 as his private secretary.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-12-13
SCHOOL VOTE CANVASS
Board OF Education Meets and
Announces Who Are the
Winners.

At a special meeting of the board Of
education held yesterday noon the
"otes cast at the school election, held
Dec. Z. were eanvassed and the result
declared The following shows the
totals in each precinct and the votes
received by each of the candidates;
First Precinct-Total vote. 3,25l; for
Charles S. Martin. 1890; J. ]. CormU.
1920: b F. Redman. 1.
Second Precinct-Total vote, 3,2S2-
srnold G. Giauque, 2,1Si; 3. F. Red
man. 0s5
Third Precinct-TOtal vote. 1929. Os-
car w Moyle, Liz; ]. d. Hogman,,
sC9: Arnold G. Giauque. 1.
Fourth Precinct-TOtal vote, long
term, abb MathOnihah Thomas, 1.27S;
T. O. Howard S53 Total vote. short
term 2129 Harry c. Edwards, 1,290;
w. Mont Ferry, $50.
Fifth Precinct-Total vote. 1897. DR..
c. r. PfOutz. So; Joseph OberndOrfer.
G44: b. F. Dedman /.
The following were declared elected
after the completion of the canvass. all
for four years except Harry G. Ed
wards. one of the two elected in the
ourth precinct, who will serve but
two years:
First precinct, Chas. S. Martin; Sec
ond precinct. Arnold q. Giauque; Third
Trecinct. Oscar w. Moyle; Fourth pre-
cinct. Mathonihah Thomas and Harry
O. Edwards Fifth Precinct, Joseph
OberndorfeT