Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1882-07-13


tongue through lattice work, and
vicious mule bit off four inches of
it.
Emile Burgy, Frenchman, pro
fessor Of music in the Frederick,
Md, Female Seminary, has married
a mulatto girl.
A Canadian widow recently
achieved local notoriety by marry
ing her daughters widower eleven
weeks after the death of her hus-
band.
Outside of Frenchmen and natu-
rallied Jews, there are about 100000
Europeans in Algiers, of whom two
thirds are Spanish; then come Ital-
ians, $4,000.
The French Senate has passed the
bill, already voted by the Chamber
of Deputies, for the removal of the
ruins Of the Tuileries, the cost Of the
work being estimated at $4,000.
A colorel man, while blowing
near Opelousas, La, a few days
since, struck en-gallon jar filled
with Spanish silver coins of the date
of 1873. The amount is estimated
at $4,000 to $4,000.
1t was recently announced at
Hamilton College that the institu-
tion had received a gift of $4,000
for the erection Of Memorial Scien-
tific Hall, to bear the donors name,
which for the present, is withheld.
Alexander Salvini, son of the
Italian tragedian, has been in this
country year on the lookout for a
chance to act. He is to appear in
Chicago next month, speaking Eng.
lish in company supporting Miss
Mather, debutante.
The edict has gone forth to lower
the net in lawn tennis, and that for
the future in single matches the cor
rect hight of the net will be three
feet six inches at the post, and three
feet at the centre. The new rule will
be adopted in the contest for the
championship at Wimbledon, Eng
land.
Thirteen gold watches Of French
make were dug up on Scituate
Mass beach the other day, and as a
Boston jeweler says they were all
made prior to 1920, it is believed by
many Bostonians that they were
buried by pirates, several of whom
were hanged on Boston Neck in 1920
Cincinnati has steadily outdone
Chicago in musical achievements
largely through the munificence OF
Mr.. Springer, who built and endowed
her Conservatory. But Chicago now
projects hall Of music and art. The
building alone will cost million
dollars, and be finished in two years
Probably the cx-Khedive, witt
nothing to do but to enjoy his haren
and all the luxury splendid income
can give, congratulates himself as be
ing well out of the fray. Yet he
ought to be the greatest sufferer
His vanity, ambition, and outrageou.
extravaganza have caused all the
misery in Egypt to-day.
Twenty three convicts of the State
prison at Frankfort, Ky, professec
conversion under the revivalism O
Barnes, and were taken to the rive
for baptism. The Warden, protest
ing that he did not doubt the SINGER
ity Of their repentance, escorted then
with strong guard armed with rifles
DIR. Claxton, says the Philadelphi;
Record, has found that rabbits soor
die from an injection of human saliva
and sthat the saliva of some races
notably Of negroes and residents o
the tropics, exhibits an extreme de
gree of virulence, virulence tha
bears relation to the amount Of tobac
co used by the individual.
A curious lawsuit is that brough
by Mary Mccarthy against judge
Walbridge A. Field, of the Suprem,
Court of Massachusetts. Mary was
under arrest for larceny. Her law
yer applied for writ of habeas cor
pus, and Judge Field refused it
She claims that this was an error
and that it resulted in sending hel
to State Prison, where she still re
mains. The suit is for $50, 600 dam
ages, and has been duly entered, the
Judges estate being attached in th'
sum demanded.