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cine Serenahe gabrodlt. @raf BON 8euit,
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81 Gttc rid SSS. % ! | D,

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sen tpir anoCrTd,titdl OcrEdlttu, icce stahra=
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Su tbuH pilegen, repartren bu tonnen. -.
Nlle neuehen perbeiiert.n yi61 9snSfineH itir
Gd1netOer Gle 5atntlie.i iu 7Sa6riIptetlcH.
Wion rer9eiie III. 78, 6et=Sattimoretr.: obsnauL
riht (Scpti ,6Mitcl
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Sn elmer bis 3wan3ia Rinnten,

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Gtnnden, &erfrippdten, RCru6ien, 8bttIden ossT
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@laic, GCndrm &nEitHOuug, puuaen Gonoss
fiioneu, 6ul8 yeiOeu, Gfhmu, 6er3llonfen.
8lpbtcrtu, 6n0cuiden 4uiadeu, Brduns,
Soturh, SniIucn3a, 3opfmCb. 3obud,mer5en,
yiCurolQIu, 9thtumatiSmus. faiten urh heiRen1
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Sic gnTCuNuuo bs5 rUec6b ReIiet" an ber o6er bsr
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Efurten utts StGuttcllu unO egreu etg 1gtire mus
boz G1eE3
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q. q. q.
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tnrirt llHo Oerbiitet

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uno Sdmer5, &beumatt5mu8, ylerU5is
S6mer3en, 9ppbteriti8, 6aI5ents
3iir6ung, SHflueucta, Atbs
uurqsbeibnerbem,
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%sranhrrilnocn bee WCiunObetts;uftauhea tsfe
ssleBCn nnO eh7piuHScn u0dh oeir Gebrotld5a
hnfninrr ~
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Sc giebt fe1 bCeres 6cilmtte In oer gBcIt, mas 10
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i-FCn, os - inter SuNebuul OOn Ruomdg's Bi1gH,
cas- as7eafG RcIief," Or. 13aODap'S.
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Sttrctdr Blaine mirO Ieinen Boften alS
StaatsietretGr itperl9 lGnger, GlS bis gum
/. DECEMBER beibebalten. Sollte er ldn9er i'm
Amte bieibcu, 10 mlrp IS uur in 5olge O.S bonn
BraFocnten auSgeiprof,cren 8unifes geidsz
hen, BOB er nGmli4 nidJt Suriidtrete, bis eiH
9fad)fOl9er slnannt tit.
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Gtn Tcaar pro Gytafae.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1881-06-10
A STRANGE STORY.

The San Francisco Chronicle has a
detailed account Of asuicide, found by
a teaInster in the center Of vacant
lot in San Francisco. The lifeless body
was that of a we'll dressed, fine look
ing young man, lying with his pale
face turned upwards and with bullet
hole in his breast. A fire-shooting
revolver was lying near him, about
two feet to his right, the teamster
states. Officer James Slattery, who
afterwards arrived, says that the pis-
tul was lying four feet to the dead
mans left. "His coat and vest," con-
tinues the officer, "were open and
thrown back His shirt was powder
burned around bIood-stained bullet
hole" 1t was in this position that the
C"roner's messenger found the body,
and removed from it the two following
letters:
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1881-06-10

Patrick responded to AN advertise
ment Of "An American wanted as
coachman." "Are you an American"
asked the gentleman. "Oi am, surr,'
answered Patrick. "Where were you
horn?" "In Oireland, surr, County
Cork" County Cork, eh?" mused the
gentleman; chow is it that you are an
American when you were born III Ire
land?' "Faix, snrr," said Patrick, "Pm
bothered about that same mesili, surl ;
= Boston Transcript.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1881-06-10

An English journalist complains
that the most aggravating form of ire
ply" is the repetition of your own
words interrogatively. And he says
that the farmers are prone to this eS-
asperating procedure. In this country
the exasperatiDg procedure is not con-
fined to the rural districts. But it has
its aggravating parallel in the ques-
ton of the man who asks another:
lyon don't want to do so and so, do
you?" which brings up the story "a
Joe Miller, for what we kuow) Of the
farmer who said to the Quaker, You.
don't want TO buy a load of wood, do
you?" And the Quaker replied,
Friend, thou first tel!est a lie, and
then thou askest question"
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1881-06-10
HIDING HIS IDENTITY.

Editor Chruhlcle-Dear SIT: l am
this night going to take my life. Three
weeks ago / killed young man nam
ed I B. Bates from Salt Lake CITY,
Utah Territory. Suppose he lived there
by Letters | found in his pockets aud
in his trunk. 1t seems by the letters
he was engaged to Miss Lizzie Smyser,
P. @. Box No 234, Salt Lake City.
So after going through with his money
and concluded to kill myself, sent his
trunk to her but did not explain about
his death. Hope you will inform her
of the facts through your valuable
paper. | followed this Mr.. Bates from
Winnemucca for his money. | also
assisted in killing another man. lie
was travelling for an Eastern firm and
had lots of papers and account books,
which | destroyed The men who
helped to kill this man are still in the
city | saw them both not an hour
ago, and can be easily apprehended by
paying strict attention to the follow
ing marks: The tall one has crook
ed front finger on his left hand, turn
ing square over the other fingers. On
the center of his left hand back is an
India ink star (blue ink. On his
breast these words De De Loe. The
other accomplice is short stout, about
145 lbs, % years old and a little cross,
eyed; brown hair. They are both in
town and have no idea of my inten-
ton, and have another robbery plan
ned for middle of next week. Both
bodies of the murdered men are where
they will never be found; all | ask of
you is to notify Mr.. Bates intended
wife of his cruel murder. She must
be nearly crazy, as the letter be wrote
her on his arrival was not sent till
sent his trunk. He was nice little
man an! had considerable money, but
it did me 10 good. His trunk has
nearly all his clothes in it, watches,
rings, etc. have written to another
paper last about the other fellow we
killed. | am very sorry that | had
anything to do with it, but that does
not better matters anyhow. These
are my first murders, but not my first
stealing. am a stranger here. Have
four or five names. | had to leave
Helena and Butte, Montana, to avoid
Imprisonment. Also Boise City. Now
| am miserable. Am sorry and ask
the forgiveness of God and people and
take my own life.
| NV real name is w. Ii. Ward, and
am 81 years of age. Was boru ol
good parents and families in St. Paul,
MINI. Cane west to Montana four
years ago. No post mortem is neces-
sary, as | kill myself to avenge the
murder of the two innocent and good
men above mentioned. Your misera-
bic man and unfortunate
w. II. WARD,
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1881-06-10

BooTH. The elder Booth was at times
the victim of strange fancies. Once
he took the fancy to be an absolute
vegetarian, and while possessed Of this
dea he was travelling on western
steamboat, and happened to be placed
at table opposite a solemn Quaker,
who had been attracted by the elo-
quent conversation Of the great actor.
The benevolent old Quaker, observing
the lack Of viands on Booths plate,
kindly said, "Friend, shall I not help
thee to the breast of this cbicken?w
No, | thank you, friend" replied the
actor. "Then shall / not cut thee a
slice of the ham?r "No, friend, not
any "Then thee must take piece of
the mutton; thy plate is empty" per-
sisted the good old Quaker. Friend,
said Booth, in those deep, stentorian
tones whose volume and power had so
often electrified crowded audiences
friend. | never eat any flesh but hu-
man flesh, and prefer that raw" The
old Quaker was speechless, and his
seat was changed to another table at
the next meal.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1881-06-10

Bulbs composition on the rhinoce-
ros: The riuozerus lives in Azhar a. d
you can't stick pin in lin cause his
wesket is bilt ov ole stoves. When
rinozerus is gonter be kid yu mus a.
waze go up to him from before so az
he'll kno something Of it an try to
max place for bullet to get in.
His nose is got q upper teeth that's
got no buziness where it is. I'd rath-
er be poliiwog if WIZ a rhinoze-
rus, tho | s'pose if | wuz | woodent.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1881-06-10

city After living under several all
iases, and writing the letter to the
Chronicle and the Coroner, he sent his
trunk and the deceptive diary to Salt
Lake, dated his last letters and killed
himself, satisfied in the belief that his
memory. would be respected by the
woman he loved and was too honest
to marry penniless.
The facts above stated being pre-
sented to a Coroner's jury, a verdict
was returned that the deceased, r. B.
Bates, committed suicide; cause IN
known.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1881-06-10

Frontiermen anticipate Indian trou-
bic in Kansas. The North Cheyennes
have notified Agent Miller that they
must be permitted to depart in peace
within twenty days, or they will go
iorcibIy. They say they cannot live
in the country allotted them, and VII
return to their old homes.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1881-06-10

Ny last word is, do pot fail to tell
Miss Smyser, B. 234. Salt Lake City,
Utah Territory, about the death Of F.
B. Bates. w. H. w.
A SUPPLEMENTAL EPIsTLE.
Nh. COroner::- If there were nj
suicides your office would lie useless
| have concluded to commit self-mur-
der, not though merely to give you a
little business, but because | am not
content any longer wi h my lot in this
] fe. ! am an entire stranger here;
have wintered in a mining camp near
Winnemucca, Nevada, and came here
a short time since to rob man. did
1T, but had to murder him to do it.
That led to another And / have kill
ed two men in very short time. Only
a few days since the last was killed,
both in this month. Now kill seal
" ""d ds-tIdt Is me. Il nave WIlttcu Tut
Chronicle about it, SO the exact truth
may be known. Do not 60 to any
trouble about me. | am a stranger
and no one here knows me. ain
known in Nevada, but not by the name
OF Ward. | had to leave Montana.
There they don't know my real name,
only in Benton, M. I. | had o.leave
Boise on account Of stealing there.
Here am; take me and do whatever
you like. | am w. Fl. Ward, with
four or FIVE aliases. Ii there is any
such thing as forgiveness for this and
other crimes committed, | most hum
bly, ask God for it. Have given tie
Chronicle full confession. Farewell.
The fatal hour has arrived-May 24th
Sr W. H. WARD.
San FRANoIsco, May %, 1881.
The letter addressed to the Chroni-
Gle was written in ink, with the ex-
ception of the figures 1913" in the date
line, which were in pencil. The other
was written in pencil, but the figures
"23" were plainly written at another
time and with different pencil than
that used in writing the body of the
letter.
The letters were delivered to the
Chief of Police, who consulted Capt.
Lees, Of the detective force, regarding
them, and both came 10 the conclusion
that Bates wrote both of the letters. as
they accomplished nothing if true, and
if false, might have been written in the
interest of some man who wished to
make it appear that Bates was mur-
dered and his body lost. They tele-
graphed TO Salt Lake, and received a
photograph of Bates and letter which
he had written, by which his identity
was established. In a trunk that he
sent to Miss Smyser, Salt Lake, 10
whom he was engaged to be married,
several letters and diary were found
relating to his engagement and other
matters. la one Of the entries be says
he will make home in Winnemucca
for his darling.
THEORY OF THE POLICE.
Taking all thin. S into consideration,
Chief Crowley and Captain Lees have
evolved the following theory: On or
about February lIth, Bates met and
fell in love with Miss Smyser, a young
lady Of excellent family. He courted
her, and in order to further his suit,
pretended to be man of means. They
became engaged. He left for Nevada
hoping to make a financial stake. He
had an opportunity to buy an interest
in a business, but had not the where
withal. preading to lose the object of
his affection, but fearing more the dis
grace of telling her that he had lied
10 her and had no money. he determiu-
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1881-06-10

Ny last word is, do pot fail to tell
Miss Smyser, B. 234. Salt Lake City,
Utah Territory, about the death Of E.
B. Bates. w. III. w.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-04-30
&ermtId;te teIearapbtId)e SepeId,e,r.

&egeu Oelt > Sleolrar garttl s a bril-
fauten 3urner III @bica9O III BON Der
.gt.z9. SleOmoraortre Dtanufa SO"
eine SlQge pegen &erlebung bes Batcntrehte8
oHgenenQt morben.
Ser Gbicagoer 9 eiunObetts-@ ntz
miiiGr 3 em oil { rein nuh gtctu- DOrf, Pbts
lQeelphia uno Baltimore, INN nit oeu 9eiuub=
teitss sSCb6roen 9iaBuabmen 5ur SCrbinOes
rung Der @inidlcppnug bon S!attern gu beipres
den.
Der StaatSauipalt in 2oui8bilIe, 9g.,
bat mebrere Slageu geaenbie ,gouisbilesgtaibs
piler 8abn" megen GerIeBHu9 6eS
e SouutngSgeieb e8, iu0em iie 3iige an
Seuntagcn bef0rOcrte unO 2lrbciter beibdftigte,
cirQCleitGt. Gr rtlGrt, Die 8abn babe iih llns
let BEN Statuten ourd lbr 8orgebell einer @eloz
buBe bon $3.50 nebit &oiteu auageieet.
Neparf, gt.=S., alS 9lbOrtlOnit angetlagt III,
puoG gciernin 6auiltou, Ont, uerboftet, unO
Sd]ritte III ScSug aut itine &Hslteferung itno
tingeleitet.
Scr 9eqer 6nge8 @btte, rual6er ben
SdCrifi g8. s. Seattle an q. Aprll .. s. in
GrittenOen @0untp, 2lrf., ermorOete, 1T gelfern
III gSoOOruf=GOuntB eingtiangeu uOrOerl.
Sn Detroit iit cine 20 taat8 8eles
y on @r fangc" nit cirtem Sapttal BON
$25O,OOO gegriinoet morbetl. Der 3ped betebt
barin, ole bauptdhli1Ieu .StG0te oeS StGote8
6md OQs Seleph0n NIT einanoer III Oerbin0eu.
anbrem Bortef, u D AM uri4 ut0
Sob. WartiH ruurOen gelteru in elmer Der
,Gusquebanna Soblen Comp" geh0rigeu
@rube bei giauticOte, Benni., ollr9 berabfiirz
Scnbe SOhiGn eri6lageu.
9u. @bicaqO nuroe Sa8. 8ople gefern
iucgen SGlidun BON Suuoc8obligatonen
in UrnianqelunQ BON 5000 Siir0id0ft benz
gnrcesgerihte -iiberipieien gogle III befauut=
ltf Der Moun, meld)er. nit elmer groBen ars
SobI gefGlidter Sunoe8Obiig0tiOnen III Gbi=
caGo perhaitst mrrbe unO EN- @eitGnOnis abz
lcgte, melfcS 5ur Sefnabne ictHer SpteBgez
icpcn in gtem, ,YOrf tiibrte.
9, 2odbart, Observation-Disclosures 6es
Srir. 6. 8. &op in ct. Sobn, gt.=S., hat Die
Dt etboot ten 9onferenJ BON u c 10
GrunStuid uno Brince G0par6 B g.
Sslauo, peld)er 6r. 8ap 100000 hinterz
loiieiI bate, uul $50 800 betrogen. Gr 1T pom
Dem 6ortigen @quitp- -@srihte an9epleieu pors
6eu, oos 0efi5it iHnerbaIb Sebn &ageu gut 81
modem.
lian iddtt BEN @ daSen, welGG ou4
6a8 s. 0 d. maiier im SluBtbale oe8 Dtifouri
urO ieiuen Nebenltr0neu angCridtet tuuroe,
ant $4,OO0,O0O.
Sri. 0t arte g t nj IL 3 mo II, Sodls
ter oes Urfforbenen Brofciiors s. gsluiS Diman
bon Der sSrOpllzllntUerft1t," tpurOe geitern in
Yropioeuce, R.zS.i bon ibrem ourdgebcns
ben 9leitpfcrOe 9esen eineu 8Gum geidlIeuOert
rno Ylitt cine 6irreridittterung, oil pelder iie
NJ iurScr 3eit ftarb.
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@4;ropGilde &abelberi5te.

Sacenhesen tn @eit Vreuben uno Eublano.
Serlin, 20. April.-S5u Ir9enau, gSeits
Breusen, 1T cine Suoenbete i'm @ange. Sin
9S6elbaufen fat inter 6iihrun9 zines yebrerS
bic gBobuungen mehrerer Ssraeliten 6cmoIirt
unS Die Sniaiieu uIiBhan6elt.
petersburg, 80. Gpril. @rnftlide llu-
ruben, mel6e oitr1 Oen aberglnubeu Der Bait
EN- hinfdtlid Der israeIitiidlen BuiiahsGere.
monie'n peruriaht puroen, fWO Su GInabeths
arab I'M Regierungsb @bsrion porgefaueu.
Gin Y5pelbaufe Scrlt6rte bic Spuagogs, uHO
Otelc Der RubeiiSler plroen get0oret.
gaIrnhr ia SFlanD.
2imertd, 80. Aprtl. - Gin beute soracz
rommenCr &eriud, lnehrere Bddjter ju Netpr
@nllGs su ermittiren, mnrbe Usrcttelt. flint
bnnSert Soloaten uno Bolilileu maren aniues
lero, ollein Gin aus 5000 Berionen bete5cuoer
9Ilob periomnlelte ida unO uberhdIfte oeu
@derifi nebIt 'eiuen @ebiiliep nit SdmGluu.
qCn. Die 4oli3si modte mebrcrc augrlffe dut
Sen Sob. iceod weigGte it6 Der Sdeuff, dtS
I'll fttu 9etSn beoroht lab. bic gGobuuugeu Der
4eliueucnteu 1n be5eidnen. Yiau bebauptet,
eos eco 9erionCu in hem Wlob init &eDolperu
betDoiIuCt mareu. Gin obermoliger Seriuh
5ur Grmittiruua Der 0elmqReaten n,irb aa9s
tiers eemoHt Deraeu,
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8etnttitDte 5epefdct1 aus Ne&ps
Ys0rf

gew 9ort, 90. april. - Der MabOr,
Gonroleur unO @OrpOratiOnsGnpalt babcu oaS
@eIr6 Der rWtanbattaus6odbabn" I'M cine
Steuereruiebriguug UeriuOrfeu.
- GbriItiaH 9. Sdr06er, peldjer in Serfegs
@itp ipeseu Grmorouug oeS 6ru. SiiBer Dor
@eridt ftouS, pur6e beute oeS 0&orOes I'M
Speiteu @raoe iibsrfiibrt.
- Boliseicopitdn S. Z. Sarrier, 8o(iiiit
6OptiuS, Die gGahIridter Srottcr unO S'0tara
ituo in Serieg. .Gitp megen Der angebli4 Qelez
seutlidl Der lebten gBabl begangeneu Yetriiges
Teien pom ben @rOB9eidwOrenen i'll 2lutlagcs
3uItano oeriett porben.
- gouiie Saruep, eiue 4O=jdbrige 28ittpe,
tpurbe heute in ibrer gSObHrug 40. 24O, 8eits
80. StraBe, ourf nebrsre bon tbrem 8ruber
9Gm. McSntslb abgefeuerte Sdiiiie pabrl
idciulid1 t6Stlif oertpunoet. McSHtoib mar
friiber Elm Spirituoienbdnoler, ieoO6 in 6olge
f6rpCrItder @ebrehen in iebterer 3eit o9ne ST.
ifGfti9ung. @r hattie Iid) Dor SHrSem Don iei-
rer Nrau getrenrt Hno Icbte ieitoem BET ieiner
Sdneiter. Seutc gtahmittag oerldn9te er BON
HeBtcrer @elb, nm Die 6au8mietbe fir ieine
Trou III bsSablcn, unO ais Die Strrefer oas
G5elo perlueigertc, ieuerte er auf iie. Mc5ntOib
1T uerbOitct. @r bCbauptet, ieiue SdWeiter
id)uloe ibm 81 900.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-04-30

geipaltIam anitiirmenbe Strom iiibrte ntGd1tige
@iSberge nit Ocr@eidpinOigteit eine5grpreB3us
ge8 tpeiter, bis Oieie, uuf Elm plDeliAeS 9iuOer-
niB itOBeno, oft bod in bie0uft 9e6leuoert mitrs
ben, I'M mit0onnergerdui4 luia6er berabSufals
len H.. 5u seridellen. auf etrem uiebrigen6iisel
bei Der 2lgenttr erblidte man cine 9eeroe BON
200 Ronles, iu1trtr9t BON ben enp6rten @ais
lermaiien, Die nit jeoem au9enbItfe h0ner nm
Die clifredten 3hiere ftiegen. GnbGf flii9tcs
ten iifl bieie Ourd Oas gBafsr auf bSbsr selez
genes Sanb, I'M ipGter bod nod iammt unO
iouoer8 ben 2So9en gum Spfer Su fallen.
Sieben feinNlidle llncapapasSnoianer bielteu
iidl berm Ginbrefen Der 6tutb auf eiuem
Sslano i'm Sluie perborgen; ipdter fan6 man
ibre 2eiden an ben llfern 6es MiIiouri. 90.
wCit Die gtaGridtcu retdleu, ilt fetn 8eiBer
INNS 0ebcn gefOmmcn, aber Gootengelange e.
id)aleH ieet tagta9Iid I'M Eager Der GIANT
tonats.