The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1888-07-07
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Santa Clara, Gal, grows eighty sorts Of
msmcs.
There are neatly 8O0,OO0 Chiuslner in the
United States
til. fstns Of the United States afs valued
at ten bill On.
Eurlette win settle In Los Ah.ejSs wkeH he
+ well enough of.
Boston is Ia have . new Public Library at
cost Of 81. i65 O0t
In Visions u 2l years Of faithful work en-
:hlts man 30 d pension.
The Peep Is the Hane Of a paper recently
started ut West Point, Miss
Waiermelons are In the markat ID foflds
and peaches are ripening rapidly.
II ia said that New York modiste has paid
tl71,0O for house on Fifth avenue.
There afe 2,5sO licensed saloons In Mis-.
souri,. OF this number st. Louis supports -
49,
huge bear attacked and killed full
grown COW IN Lake County, Florida, re-
Gently.
The Prince OF Wales is talking Of visiting
the Duke Of Sutherland.
The heaviest locomotive In the world be.
longs 10 the Canadian Pacific railroad.
Weight, l8aooo pounds.
Gov. Waterman, Of California, has . gold
mine IN Sun Diego county that ID now paying
him net brodt q $500 q day.
The dowager queen Of Spain rides an En-
sl,sh Thoroughbred horse that belonged to
her husband She 10 a Ane rider.
100 guIneas for the manuscript Of the last
brief essay with which he favored an Ameri-
san magazine.
Rochester, Pa, widow has brought suit
for 500, 600 damages sgainss the wealthless
man Of the place, because he called ut the
house four times within year and win not
marty her.
Napoleon al % commanded the army Of
Italy. At 80 he was not only one of the most
illustrious generals Of all time, but one Of the
greatess lawgivers of the world At 40 be
saw Waterloo
The great Leo X was pope at IS; having
in'shed his academic training, he took the
Office of cardinal at 1S-only u months
younger than was Charles Fox when he en-
tered parliament.
The first woman preacher In this country
was Rev. Antoinette Brown Blackwell, who
was minister Of an Ohio Congregational
church s. years ago She now lives In Eliza
beth, N. j., and 10 Unitarian.
There Is nothing like fashionable popular
ty. Over a dozen cablegrams of congratula.
<;c,, vora .ant Prop, Nav York IN parie the
day after the announcement Of q charming
widows engagement TO q French nobleman
Senator Reagan, OF Texas, has bought q
house In Washington. This makes A Sena-
tors out of rs who own the houses in which
they live. In 1850 only four Senators kept
house, and not one lived In q house Of his
own.
George Jacob Hoalyoke, the English re-
former, Is over ~ years old, and his friends
mean that his Old age shall be passed In peace
and dignity. They are making up for him
fund with which to purchase for him an an
nuity.
Mrs Karl strakosch (Miss Clara Louise
Kellogg bss been Ill for about q month with
whooping cough, which has caused her to
abandon the concert tour she hsd planned for
this spring. The cough 10 severe sud ex-
trethely troublesome.
In Death Valley, Arizona, there are thou
sands Of acres covered With deposit Of borax
two feet thick and near by immense quaint.
ties of salt lime and soda The locality 10
80 feet below the level Of the sea, snd Is Ell.
Gently the bed of dried up sea-
Queen Vic,otis 10 said to have been 80 llf-
A,,r har M In Ohrpa n pYc
much comment among those around her. At
Charlottenburg she gave golden snuff-bo1ss,
diamonds, etc, to q half-d dozen princes. prln-
cesses, and gonsrals, and gave liberal tips to
all the servants.
Kit Carsou's old partner, Dick Wootton,
who, among ether notable deeds, once drove
HOO sheep 1000 miles overland to Cslifor-
mia, and made $40 600 by the operation. and
who Is now % years old, has just had bis sight
restored, by an operation by a Chicago sur
geon, after eight years Ut blindness
Mrs. Octave Pavy, widow of the sclsntistS
who pershed in the Greedy Arctic expedition,
has just returned to Cleveland, O., from Eu-
rope, where she spcnt year for the good OF
her health. She 10 engaged in important lit
erary work. In June she will return to Eu-
rope. and after visiting all the principal
cities on business will settle in London at the
head Of d literary and journalistic office.
Ex-Governor Samuel T. Hsuser, of Mon
tana, is said to be one Of the jolliest politi-
clans and millionaires in Washington. His
life reads like romance. Many years ago he
started out q poor boy. with nothing but
pluck, energy and we'll balanced mind Like
Pizarro, he dreamed that there was gu FL
Dorado, and he found 1t IN Montana. There
we're few men in the territory that could throw
the lasso, ride and shoot better than cold
headed, daring young Hauser.
Miss Linda Gilbert, the philanthropist, has
In fifteen years established % Libraries In
PRISONS in different states, procured employ
mcnt for 5000 cx-convicts 40O Of which num-
Der she esta blished In business in q small
way. Not 10 per cent. Of them have turned
out unsatisfactory. She Is now trying to
secure 800 or 400 acres Of land near New
York to establish farm, ahennerv, facilities
for light manufacturing work, laundry. ETC.,
which " i'll give home and employ to
both men and women Of this unfortunate
class.
According to German paper iron may be
freed from ingrained rust in this manner:
Immerse the article in q nearly saturated So |
luton of chloride Of tin, even II much eaten
into. The duration OF the immersion will de- |
pend upon the thicker or thinner f!:n Of rust.
In most cases, however. twelve to twenty
four hours will suffice. The solution Of chlor
Idle OF tin must not contain too great an ex-
cess of acid, otherwise It will attack the iron
itself. After the articles have been removed
from the bath they should first be washed In |
water and then with ammonia, and DO dried
as quickly rs possible
1t is q sngular, and as yet unexplained,
fact that in certain species of vegetable |
growth there are found variety OF stones
supposed to be formed and deposited In their !