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The log cabin Democrat., 1914-05-09
W. Q. Wv. c. MEETING.

4 joint meeting of Conway camp No. 35, Woodmen of the World and Holry Grove Woodmen Circle will be held at the ". o. W hall next Mon day night. A roll call of the mem bers of both orders will be had and all members are requested to be pres ent Mir. and Mrs. w. A. Isgrig of Little Rock will visit the lodge and deliver addresses.
The log cabin Democrat., 1914-05-09
LEI CONTRACT FOR
 BRIDGE ON MONDAY

The contract for the new bridge across Cadron creek at Gleason vii tc awarded by County Judges ! w. Hot of Faulkner county and J. W. John ston of Conway county at the court house in this city next Monday after noon Before letting the contract the bidders and the judges will visit the site of the proposed bridge
The log cabin Democrat., 1914-05-09
WOOSTER.

Miss Dolly Graham visited relatives and friends here Saturday and Sun day
 The w. o. W. camp will unveil the monument of the late Sov. J. B. King at Pleasant Valley and decorate the
The log cabin Democrat., 1914-05-09

fourth Sunday in this month. We are anticipating a grand time, and all singers who enjoy hearing good sing ing are especially invited.
 May j
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to be brought back. I am tired, In the heart. in the mind.
In the body. 7 want to lie down somewhere and sleep
for days"
Kathlyn reached out, touched his hand, and patted IL,
She knew, The pain and terror in his heart wers not
born OF his own miseries but Of theirs, hers and Winnas'a
"Why doesn't my brain snap2. she queried inwardIy.
why doesn't the thread break? Why can't I cry and
laugh and grow ~hystertcal like other women?'
IL shall take chargO OF everything continued Rama.
bal. "Your tribulatlons affect my own honor, None of
you must be seem, howeveHs not even you, Ahmed. I
shall keep you informed. Ahmed Will instruct the keepers
to obey ma. No harm win come to them, since no one
can identify them as having been Umballahs assailantz.
My wife will not be molested in any way for remaining
at the bungalow" r- ~
Without another word Ramabai curled himself I'D and
went to sleep and one by one the others followed his
example. Bruce was last to close his ayes. He glanced
modify round, noted the guards patrollng the boundaries
Of their secluded camp, the mahout sleeping In the shadow
of the elephant; and then he looked down at Kathlyn.
Only a bit Of her forehead was exposed. One brown,
shapely hand clutched the howiah blanket. A patch Of
moonshine touched her temple. Silently he stopped and
laid a kiss upon the hand, then crept over to Ahmed and
lay down with his back to the M~ohsmmedan's.
After awhile the hand ~clutching the howdah blanket
slid under and finally nestled beneath the owners chin.
But Winnie could rot sleep. Every sound brought her
to an upright position and tonight the palace seemed
charged with mysterious noises. The mutter1ng OF the
cockatoo, the tinkle of the fountain as the water fell into
the basin, the Scrape and slither OF sandals beyond the
lattice partitions, the rattle Of a gun butt somewhere In
the outer corridors-these sounds she heard. Once she
thought she heard the sputter of rife shots afar, but she
was not sure.
Kit, beautiful Kit! o, they would not, could not let
her die! And she had come into this land with her mind
aglow with fairy stories!
One of the leopards in the treasury corridors roared,
and Winnie crouched into her cushions. What were they
going to do to her? For she understood perfectly that
she was only a prisoner Snd that the crown meant nothing
at all so far as authority was concerned. She was the
veriest puppet. What with Ahmed's disclosures and
Kathlyns advice she knew that she was nothing moro
than a hel. 'ess pawn in this oriental game Of chess. At
any moment she might be removed from the board.
She became tense again. She heard the slip-slip OF
sandals in the corridor, a key turn in the lock. The door
opened, and in the dim light she saw Umballah.
He stood by the door, silently contemplating her.
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Inside the tunnel will be the Colonel Sahib and Bruce
Sahib. Outside will be Ahmed and the brave men he had
with him this night. And all the road free to the gates"
All, for those thousand men!" sighed Ahmed. II
cannot forget them" :
Nor I the dungeon-kesp," replied Ramabai. al must
go my own way. OF the right and wrong Of it you are
not concerned, Ahmed" ..t.
"By the Lord ~ exclaimed the Colonel, getting up. "I
begin to understand. He h alive, and they hold him
there in a den, vile like mine was. Alive!"
Ramabai nodded, but Ahmed clapped his HANDS exult-
antly.
OF the Council; and this lis the sword which Umballah
men their zeal for me
dong'
Ait finally you underestimate
ayes. You are not only a good man but q great onss
IL you gave the sign TO your men there would be no one
in ponder dungeon-seep alive"
"They know, and I could not stay the tempest once
loosad It. There, that In an. That is the battle | have
fought and wons1
TTsi Colonel reached down and offered his hand.
"Ranabai, you're a man.
'aThanks, Sahib. And I ten you this I love my people.
Ewas born among them. They are simple and easily led.
T wish TO see them happy, but I cannot sAep over the
dead body oftone who was Kidd ~ ma And tais ] adds
Wbsn Epu, mig asasndss aNs fssas = WIN make kim free
aiso. Rp,ng sSsn are my Sollowes. end In sas bicod cf
thbsWoang there II mach hask Nv pIan niGye sppsaa N
BGa ssaak and atMEa, but Rslnowf E8 pacgle. Besides ~
fDtUuy only chaDesg
asEEEysn, Raaabaas We win r ggours pigDs though ITsp
HoshaafaAeattadlS aaanssAaEadSa apeA sstssaassdsecni
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20 invent some amusement 1n%the arena.T
but how will that aid usF' interrupted the Colonel.
"Let us say, an exhibition Of wild animals, with their
trainers"
Trainers? ?"
Yes. You, Colonel Sahib, and you, Kathlyn Mem
sahib, and you, Bruce Sahib, will without difficulty act
the parts"
"GoodI" said Ahmed bitterly. "The three of them
win rush into the royal box, seize Winnie Memsahib, and
carry her of from under the very noses Of UmbaIlah, the
Council, and the soldiers!"
My friend Ahmed Is bitter said Ramabai patiently.
All. all I had Umballah in my hands and let him 20!
Pardon me- Ramabai I am indeed bitter"
but who will suggest this animal scheme to UNI
ballahT p inquired Bruce.
"I" Ramabai salaamed.
You will walk into the lions den?"
The ~jackals," Ramabai corrected.
God help me! If 1 only had a few men" groaned
the Colonel, raising his hands to heaven.
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smooth away the lines Of carel The uldcamaraderis waS
gone: there seemed to be some invisible barrier between
them now.
She will discover herself, then" proceeded Ramabai.
" Umhallah will at once start to order her capture, when
she shall stay him by crying that she is willing to face
the arena lions. Remember, there will be trap and .
tunnel"
And outsider said Ahmed, sti1 doubling.
"There will be soldiers, my men. But they win at that
moment be elsewhere"
eff you have soldiers, then, why not slip them into the
palace and have them take the young Memsahib by force?"
my men are not permitted to enter the palace, Ahmed.
Umballah Is afraid OF them. To go on. Winnie Mem
sahib will stand up and excIaim that she viii join her
sister, to prove that she is no less brave"
But the lions from Bruce. From his point Of view
the plan was as absurd as it was impossible.
Ramabai, however, knew his people and Bruce did not.
Always remember the trap and the tunnel, Bruce
Sahib. At the entrance of the lions the trap will fall.
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"What a certain dungeon holds +" stfl eddiea through
the current Of his thoughts. Money, money! He needed
It; 1t was the only barrier between him and the end,
which at last he began to see. Money, baskets and bags
OF 1t, and he dared not go near. May the fires Of hell
burn eternaIly in the bones Of these greedy soldiers, his
only hopel
His body ached; hqutd fire seemed to have taken the
place of blood In his veins. His back and shoulders were
a mass Of bruises. Beaten with a gun butt, driven,
harried, cursed-he, Durga Raml a gun butt In the
hands Of a low castai he had not only been beaten be
had been dishonored and defled. His eyes flashed and
his fingers closed convulsively, but he was sober. TO
taks yonder white throat in his hands! It was true; ne
dared not harm a hair OF her head
Your sister Kathlyn persisted under the whselsaoeaths
car Of Juggernaut-@
Winnie did not stir. The aspect Of the man fascinated
her ais the nearness of a cobra would have done. Vipers
NOS only craw1ed In this terrible land they walked. One
stung with fangs and the other with words.
SShs % dead, and tomorrow your father diess8
The diHtsveled appearance Of the man did not In her
eyes confirm this. Indeed, the longer she gased at him The
more strongly convinced she became that he was lying.
But wisely she maintained her silence.
dead" W repeated : Within 9 week you shan bs
my wi&. You know. uhey have told you. I want
money, and, by all the gods Of Hind, yours shall be the
hand 70 give 1t to- me. Marry me, and one week after I
viii give you means ofsIeaying Alfalfa. VIII you marry
meg,
asyeg7 1he word slipped over fVannies lips family.
She sscalisa 4Ahmaas advice: 20 hunorsthe man, to play
sas Ssnass sbdt 4ahs knew that AZ de- touched her she must
scream.
sssNiEssp7 tkasaword. Your father and sister are FOOLS.
Winnie tfeanDiSd. They, were alive, Kit and her father
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sYNoPsIs or PREVIoUs QEEAPTERs.

SYNOPSIS OF PREVIOUS CHAPTERS.
&aGhfyn Hare, believing her father, Col. Hare. On
peril, ham summoned her, leaves her home I'm Califor-
MIA 70 10 to him Hn Allaha, India. Umba1lah, pretend
or to the throne of that principally, has Imprisoned
the colonel, named by the late king as his heir because
he SeaFs the American may insist ON his royal rights.
Upon her arrival I'm Alfalfa Kathlyn ts informed by
UmbaIHah that her father being dead, she 10 to bs
queen and musE marry him forthwith. Because OF her
refusal she IA sentenced to undergo two Ord@alS with
wild beasts.
John Bruce, an American and fellow passenger ON
the boat which brought Kathlyn to Alfalfa, saves hex
life. The elephant which carries her from the scene Of
Aer trials becomes frightened and runs sway, sepnEat-
Sn@ her from Bruce and the rest OF the party
After o vide allied with peril KathIyn takes refuge IN
o ruined temple but her haven is also the abode Of a
lfO0 and she iS forced to fee from it. She finds a re-
treat I'm the Jungle only to fall into tho hands of q
band % slave traders, who bring her to Alfalfa to the
public mart. She is sold to Umballah, who, finding her
G&US unSubmisEave' throws her into the dungeon with
her eRxheE.
Bruce saG his friends effect the release Oa KRthlyn
s@A xhe colonel, and the SuE1tiveS are given shelter ln
the paERee Of Bala Khan.
auppaIed with camels and servants by that, hOspitable
prsnGeS tins party endeavors 20 reach the coast. but is
Ovc1p6wered By a band Of brigand" and the encounter
results I'm the colonel being delivered to UmbaEInh.
KRthEyn and Bruce escape from their captorS and re-
turn 10 Al1aha, whore Katblyn learns that her father,
while Mon8naily king, il I'm reality a prisoner.
KAEhlyn's reSOurcefulnesH and bravery are the means
% Ees0uing him. and once more they steal away from
AalAAas but RETURN broken hearted when they learn
that Winnie KRthIyn's young sister, has come to INDIA.
pmbaIlRh makes her @ prisoner. She is forced to enter
the palace and In turn is crowned queen Of AlIahs. .
haEh1yRs disguised as a woman DOCTOR, succeeds In
gaining abundance to WHnnie'S room. The JOY OF the
SISTERS Gn the meeting fs short Lived, for UmbOllah aD-
naaE@ M0d dRa@B RathIyn from WinnieS arms.
NA OrGerB that KnthIyn he offered as a sacrifice to
Eha ned Juggernaut. She In bound and placed I'm the
pGNA Ok Rh@ ak wheeled car, but the news is carried to
the cOlOneI and his friends and they are enabled to
Illustrate UmbadlahfS GendiRh designs.
Tia SAOtodrOnGs corresponding to the t~stG11me~ts of
"FAe AdOoSSsTes Of KGthEy~ !" rNay moo BE- seen at a
wwssSer of the leading neoVtn0 picture theaters. By this
WasgMS arrGnOensers toith the SeJg PoIysoope company
10 Il tAerefoTe possE6Se not O~Iy to read " The AdveNtUres
Of EBaASvm" ~ @S p0psr, bot also to Keep pooe 10Th
aeUAr &sstGHmsM4 Of Il az the moving picture tkeGter.
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TEnnhalIah and his manic atrickan soldiars ounr
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-28
STATE CHAMPIONS
y. M O. A. Basketball Team
Makes Claim and Issues Challenge
no the State.

Special Dispatch TO the 1utclIIgencer.
FAIRMONT w. Va. Feb. 27-Tbe
fatrmunt Y. NJ. e.. \. basketball team
now claims the West virginia state
championship for the season. with the
possible exception OF Wesleyan college.
Ihe FairmOnt team issues "a swcopIn.
challenge 20 any team In the state that
has any valid claim for the hampton
shin Tor "a game TO decide the matter
The fact that Davis and Elkins col
lege defeated the ClarksburE Scholas-
tics az C~larksburE tonight 90 10 80. hav-
ing previously defeated ClarksburE a.
Elkius. eliminated that team. The Fair
mont state Normal team defeated Davis
and Elklus college Wednesday night.
thus eliminating ID. and r..
Wesleyan college has an even brcar
with both Clarksnurg and Fairmont and
has defeated IT, and T. once. and rr1vs
them again a. Elkiue Monday might.
nder these conditions the Fairm0ut a..
NJ. a. a. team believes 20 has the right
90 claim the championship and o. will
lug 90 play Davis and E1kIrs. wesleyan
or Cl~1rkeburr third games. n those
teams wish 20 play The Tafrm0uf
Team VIII play uu until the last Of April
iu ON eTort 20 establish be- claim. ir
necessary. and 60 event the other teams
DO not accept the challenge will thfr
claim tho championship on Ifs record
up Co the present date
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LAREDO. Texas. Feb 27-NOthinc
further viii Boz done toward recover.
ing the body of Clpmcutc Ncrgara un-
tl instructions are received from
Washington. or authority from Mexico.
United states Consul AlonZo D. Gar.
rott. at Nucvo Laredo. said to-day.
a situation iu some respects simi
I1r fo tho Benton incident at Iuaroz
has developed United States authOrr
ties here do not know exactly what
hI. become ri Nrr.Grra'. BODY.
The suspicion that 10 was buried
Is based 1u tho fact that "a newly
made Erave was % yesterday near
where tho body had been hanging for
several dars. not fHr from Hidalgo.
Mexico. FDIr- we're expressed here
TODAY before tho necessary authoriz4.
ton for o. search arrives. the body
may ho cyhumtd or other steps taken
90 conceal 3d.
There fs mol communication except
by messenger or telephone with the
scene of Nrrrurra'a alleged lynChiur.
and in Tho absence of American rorro
ecufafftoe near Uid1Iro. no telephone
Information is o%htaiuablp.
Mr. Garrett sfill was iuvcsffraffr-
to-day through such sources as could
Do developed here and az Nuevo La
redo
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-28
ARE FEDERALS
RECOGNIZED?
FOLLOWERS OF BASEBALL SAY
THEY CAN READ Be
TWEEN LINES.
IN Announcement that Outlaws and
American Association Teams
VIII not Conflict In
Schedules

CHICAGO. Feb. 27.-Followers OF
baseball believe they read between
the lines Of a story published here
today. news that organized baseball
had virtually recognized the belliger-
ency" OF the Federal League. The
story a that the Federals and the
American Association leaders had
agreed 10 arrange their playing
schedules 70 that conflicts In the two
towns I'm which they are both repre-
sented-Knnsas City and Indianapolis
would be avoided. Such an agree
menf would Indicate hat the asso-
citation. n OF the large leagues In
organized baseball. had decided not
TO make war on the Federals but
rather had concluded to enter into
a working agreement.
President C~hivington OF the Asso-
citation. denied hat n agreement
existed. but Charles Weegham, presi-
dent OF the Chicago Federals, de-
clared he had talked with Joe Can
uilon. the Minneapolis Association
owner. and George Tebeau, the Kan
a City owner. and that both had
practically promised there would be
no conflicts. Neither league has pre-
pared its schedule. the Associations
usual plan having been upset by the
transfer OF the Toledo team to Cleve-
land.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-28
ANNUAL SESSIONS CONCLUDED
AT STRATFORD YESTERDAY.
Afternoon Spent IN Visit TO Local
Industrial Piants-Deieqstes
Leaving For Home.

The American Ceramic society yes
terday concluded the sessions Of ifs
sixteenth annual convention which
has been held at the Stratford hotel
Woudlawn. since Tuesday. Before
nal adjournment % taken the re
suit OF thc election OF officers FOR Tho
ensuing year was announced. as fol-
lows.
President-C W rarmelee. B Sc.
N'N brunswick, ~ j., director de-
paftmeui or ClaywOrkinE and pora.
mics. RUTGERS college.
Nico-prosldeut-D q Farnbam A.
B. Seattle. Wash. assistant general
manager Denny thornton Clay and
Coal company.
Secretary Edward Orton. Jr b.
W. professor OF ceramic engineering
ohio state university.
Treasurer HEREFORD Hope. Ncw
Brighton. Pa.
Member board of trustecs-Geor-e
~ hig"n ~ Of Pittsburgh. bu.
The ncwy elected officers were i1.
Jailed and several associate mem.
hDrs were Initiated into tho society
as active members Routine buaIraae
was concluded at the morning session
as was also the reading Of paprra
Visit Local Plants.
During the afternoon tho d-oIrrats.
sitcd several local plants iu the
wheeling district 4 fow returned
20 their homes. but most remained
over until to-day. Boo order 10 waE.
the tour Of inspection
The hrst plant visited was tho Cen.
tral glass works. The LARGO nI4rf
Of the Warwick China COMPANY wre
The next visited and the partv wa
also conducted through the Riverside
pottery
Later. most OF The party made the
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-28
CERAMIC SOCIETY ADJOURNS
AFTER NAMING NEW OFFICERS

trip to MoundsviIlo. where a visit
was paid 10 the Fostoria Glass Work.
and the United States stamping
Company factory. Others visited
the Avon plant Of the Riverside Pot
terry Company a. T|iltonsville.
The convention is regarded a. one
Of The most successful ever held by
the society. The attendance was un
usually large. nearly 100 delegates
being present at the different sea
sIons They included the scientific
men Connected with the leading pot
terIes and glass factories Of tho
country. and professors and y
in mining and allied Industries a.
we'll Several states were represent
Cd. and delegates were present from
as Gar north as Toronto. Canada. a.
lar south as Chattanooga. Tenn u
from the Atlantic coast and a. faI
west az Kansas and Missouri.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-28
TEXAS RANGER
Continued from First Page.)


TO 90 beyond the border. hut they
were instructed to the full extent
OF their ability To take care of the
Texas people whom they had been
sent to defend"
The governor refers to news
dispatches at the time OF the
brownsville and Matamoras trou-
bles. saying General Steever was
directed not to permit Texas
troops TO cross into Mexico.
IF UGH order was given" the
statement avs. 1t vas most ridicu-
lous because communications be
tween myself and the authorities
at Brownsville published the morn
ing after the occurrence. clearly
showed there was no such purpose"
or efforts 10 enforce neutrality
laws. b governor says
II have endeavored In every way
TO cooperate with the Federal gov
crnmcnt In enforcing neutrality
laws
Under the treaty between the
United states and Mexico. border
states may surrender fugitives
from justice without going through
the furmality Of presenting their
appeals through tho state depart
ments. either OF the United States
or Mexico.
who's in Authority.
u am cndcavortnE TO gct the
United states government to ad-
wise whom they regard as constitu-
ttonal authority In Mexico 80 I may
present my acquisitions TO hat con-
stituted authority for the surrender
o. the murdercrs OF Texas citizens
u does not appear that the United
states government recognizes ctther
% Iiuerta government. so-cailed.
or the carranza government. 80
called. There seems TO be no gov
eminent IN Mexico recognized by
the United States.
" have no purpose 81 being sen
eati0n1l nor do / desire 90 be rff-
just. but governor Of Texas. 7 be-
lcN' chat the questions which
have presented should De dealt with
fairly 90 suuarely. and ~ there b.
% government 600 Mexico recognized
by The United states. as governor
or 90 border state having many pro-
per matters iu D. line Of my duty
iu the enforcement Of the laws Of
this state. 90 present 90 such gov
eminent. 7 feel that 7 should know
who constitutes that government IN
order tu proceed iutcliUcnttN.
The bOrdD Mexican states FOR
the most part are BOO the hands OF
The IeNulufiurlzts and 90 ie e. matter
~ great importance Co this state TO
know how Co enforce itg rights
ugIIUsf frtU4Ereazure who come
across Che 1tio Graude and commit
crimes
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-28
RACE ~AoREEMeNT-

WASHINGTON. Feb g-- Practical
agreement was reached late today bv
the conference committee on tho
Alaskan railroad bin Senate con
fcrocs accepted the house amendment
elimination provision for n bond issue
To finance The project and fixing the
amount 10 be spent at 5000. 900 in.
stead 90 $4,000. 600. The money viii
Do appropriated from tho treasury as
needed
There remain only some matters Of
p~hraFoolory 10 settle. and Do was an.
uounccd that the Confarcps would TO-
port The bin for FINAL action Monday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-28
0. & P. HEAD
PreHident MacKinnon II Coming Here to
Try to Give City Berth in
Baseball League.

Hugh Mackinnon. president OF the O.
4 +. baseball league. Will be In Wheel
ing next week. in the interests Of hay-
ing this city represented by a club in
mat organization OF the national game
IN a letter to Mayor II. L. Kirk, the ID.
q = maEuatc says that he has called n
meeting or the club owners to be held
IN Pittsburgh. March B. lie adds thai
he Will come 10 this city immediateIv
after the session is over 20 consider
taking Wheeling into the league.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-28
COLLEGE SPORTS
VALE SWIMMERS WIN
4 c. CHAMPIONSHIPS.

PRINCETON. y. J.. Feb. 27-The
Yale swimming team won the inter
collegiate championship from Prince
ton here tonight b. a score Of 81 TO
= Princeton won the water Poll
game By a score or % TO "a.
The intercollegiate relay record
was lowered by > 2-5 seconds. the
! quartet swimming the distance
II minutes and 80 seconds. Cap
tain Cross, OF Princeton. was de-
feated in the last lap by six inches.
McAleenan. of Yale the inter-coI-
legtate fancy diving champion, failed
TO score in his event. while Cross OF
princeton. holder OF the 100 yard title
was beaten by Roberts OF Yale.