The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1884-12-26
PASSING EVENTS.


, City, Florida.
Rhode Island is now the only staa
with two capitals.
Prices of Iron are lower now In
before in five years.
New Brunswick's twelve policemen
weigh 1864 pounds.
Kentucky has sent fifteen carload,
to the New Orleans exposition.
Kate Lumsley, of Fort Plain, N. Y,
is now nearing her 275th day OF fasting.
An Arkansas family travelled sixty.
five miles to see show at West flains,
Mo.
The artesian wells at PalatkaA ga,
supply enough water for the frebsa.
CINE.
1t is said that Japanese women have
never seen and do not know the use Of
pins.
Rains have relieved the drought In
the upper and lower parts OF South
Carolina.
Middle mountain of the Green noun.
tain range, has been rechristened mount
Cleveland.
Bonnie Jenifer, a newsboy on To "a
Handle road, recently found $5O, csn
an empty car seat.
A Pennsylvania is waiting for 4
freez-up in order to fill a contract for
$50 live rattlesnakes.
Cranberry culture is coming into
prominence along the western coast Of
Washington territory.
Hereafter mail for Cincinnati Is to-
be distributed ready for tho caTierS
before it reaches the city.
At Foster, Pa, four generation. Of
one family voted election day, the
ages ranging from 100 to 81 years.
The price of board at Memorial
hall, Harvard, for the last month was
1897 week, the lowest on record.
Eufala, Ala, has organized q vigi. I
lance committee, and will hang any.
one caught setting buildings on fire.
The Cincinnati deputy marshals cost
the county $4,000 for sail
aside from the other trouble theS D.
Memphis, Tenn, is said to be Il. g.
of gambling-houses, now that tho
authorities have repealed the gambling
act.
The Philadelphia Record claims the
coal suspensions in that state during
the year have caused loss of $3A $751;.
734. ~
Robins are being rpthlessly slain
by South Jersey gunners, and many
fear the determination of that species
of songsters.
At the funeral of Mrs. Joseph V.
Vought, at Lafayette, N. j., last week,
six ladies, previously selected. ectsd
Is pall-bearers.
l. L.
ice to sell bread at half price to poor
people every Saturday night, and he
has plenty Of customers.
planted on the Florida keys, and ins ~
. few. few years Ear ST, they will yield pod
A gentleman of The Dalles, Oregon,
last week to The NeU Eorb
Herald, "Who is Presidentp" and the
answer returned was: Chester A.
Arthur"
Charley Garrard, Cincinnati lad Of
4, has started to New OrleanI In
team yacht run by Kerosene oil en-
line. The craft is 81 feet long, 8 feet
0 inches beam.
A paddock marked 1906, attached to \
curiously formed iron chain, was
iscovered recently by some worHuer
'hile digging a well on farm
own of North Java, N. Y.
An establishment has been broken
p by the police of San Jose, in which
mother and her 14-year-old daughter
ept den of infamy, their visitors
cling boys between the ages Of IL
p Pork lI. and beans, roast turheyE.
uritaine and sorbet la Mayhower
ere the supposed New England
shes provided at the Thanksgiving
inner of q Philadelphia club held
ther prematurely.
A caller upon certain authoress de-
ares that he found her clad in a suit
mewhat like that worn by Grosy1 N q
Patience" consisting of a tuniAYA
ousers of black velvet, the latter
aching to the knees, below which
ere silk stockings and slippers. She
id that skirts were nuisance in hsH
and that for relief. ~.
cially when composing, she disco Ia.
them in favor of the Kind NJ.
ckers.
Digby county, N. S., still continu?
farm OUT its paupers, and ~
obably the only place on the con
t that does so. A writer in .oe
goy Courier protests against tho s.
rsh practice, as follows: "Shall we
on selling or farming our poor at
ices which ensure mi-naked4Ss,
niger, cold and suffering to tA4h,
double expenditure to ourselvesp
instance of this farming was
ought to my notice recently. TWEEN .
i've paupers were sold (but sold Is
ugly word and so 'farmed' is used
tead) to one man for 1925 for ono
ar to be clothed, fed and housed for
It sum. This man, no doubt, pAskes
siderable profit by the labor OF his
John A. Dunbar, by no means an
man, recently step
up to the probate judges desk, st
ron, o.. and in the exercise ofa
'rogative accorded to every free