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, 1889-10-10
NEW TYPE OF DREDGE.
Successful Trial OF IA Machine Recent
ly Designed and Constructed.
lsan Franclsco RnlIotLnl

Remarkable progress has been made
i'm the last half of this century in eX-
cavators and dredging machinery, but
still the magnitude OF improvement for
rivers, harbors and canals called for
machinery which can do excavations in
all kinds of soil at II much reduced rate
and not be liable to breakage. An OK
cuvator, designed to obviate tins diiti
Guilty, has been built and was tried yes.
terdiy in yard on the southwest corner
of Front and Union streets, with great
success. The simplicity of this machine
Is most remarkable, consisting of an
iron wheel resembling the wheel of "a
sternwhecl steamer, with eight scoops or
buckets attached on its face and set in
motion bya friction grip, n very ingenious
device for transmitting power to "A wheel
OF twenty-five feet diameter. yne value
of this device is that IL prevents break
age of tho dredge when the buckets
strike obstructions. Hence by this inn
provemcnt the frequent delays aud cost
of repairs in the other type of dredges
will Lc avoided and thereby the cost of
dredging materially reduced. This ex-
cuvator has been built by tho Fulton
foundry from the designs of A. Boschke,
&. t., tho patentoo, who has had twenty
five years experience in building and
operating all classes of dredging ma
chimes. He contemplates building a
large iloating drod9e with n slxty-ioot
diameter wheel to De used in this har-
Dor, an I, when needed TO be towed 10
Port Brito, the western terminus of the
y lcaragun canal,
, 1889-10-10

Clouho broke down completely and cried
Ikea child as lie realized that he hpl
ucrjured himself la his testimony before
he coroners jury and would probably
have To suffer for IL. Lieutenant licaly,
TO whom belongs the credit of lie
Cloche's confession, thought best TO lot
him recover himself, and after saying
that lie had made his statement volun-
tarily ana without any promises of any
kind, ho was taken 10 Ills home under
escort to remain there until tomorrow.
when he will be committed to jail unless
lac can procure bonds.
Le Clocho iutimated TO licutonant
Henly that Compulsion from high rail-
road officials who were anxious to shield
Twombly had prompted him to lie.
, 1889-10-10
CLARK COUNTY
Rolls Up the Grandest Majority She
Ever Hat.

VANCOUVER, Wash, Oct. S.-Thc
official count of Clark county gives the
republicans the following muiorites out
of total vote of 1911: Wilson 80.
Ferry 526, Iaughton 553, Weir 57l,
Reed 577, Lindsey 5l2, Jones Ji3 Bryan
5d3, Forrest 56S. The supreme court
average majority is 81, bloomfield 3li,
Clough ga. The representativcs aver
age majority OF 5ii. For the consutu-
ton, 800. Prohibition Is de
fcatcd by sos, aud woman suffrage is
defeated BY g37. For the state capitals:
North Yakima 1878, Olympia $40, Lllen,-
burg o. This is the grlndest victory
the party every had in Clark county
, 1889-10-10

head of the ticket, hut Will pull through
with 200 majority. The Bennett Rail
road Company pollcd over 800 votes for
Parkinson and opposed the election OIL.
j. Wcisenburger for superior judge. lic
Is behind in WhntCom county 900 votes
and will bc defeated unless Skagit and
tion Whitman gives 300 majority against
suffrage 500 majority, Olympia 800, III
enshIrs 2OO Nnl;imn go.
, 1889-10-10
SAW THE FIGURES.
A Brooklyn Man Thinks the English.
men Are Taking Big Risks.

NEW YORK, Oct, 81 don't think the
English syndicate will make us much
out of their purchases of Touring mill.
and elevators In the Northwest as they
have on their combination of brtwrries
at home" said Alexander T.. orr, "a large
owner of elevators In South Brooklyu. tc
a reporter to-day. "The risk Of c0mpo.
tition is too great. 1t takes so little cap
ital to put mp either Touring mill orNn
elevator that IL will be impossible 10
monopolize the business. The ncgotin.
tions for the Pillsbury mills anu the
other Minnesota and Dakota mills have
peen pending for some time. Some
months ago Mr.. Pillsbury showed mo
figures covering his profits, which he
had prepared for the English syndicate,
but he did not think at that time that
he would SELL"
, 1889-10-10
YAKIMA COUNTY.
North Yakima Is Second In the Race
for the Capital.

NORTH YAKIMA, Wash, Oct. 3.--Four-
teen out of seventeen precincts of y ak
ina county are heard from, and csti-
mating the missing precincts on the vote
of 1883, they Will give Wilson 59l,
Griiiitts 524 Ferry 57s, Semplc 555. For
senator Yakima and Douglas counties
Snow, republican, has $40, against 551
for Starrwith. No reports have been
received from Douglas county, the
home of the two candidates. For repre-
sentative, Longmire, democrat, leads
Cloman, republican, by two votes. The
estimate here is that North Yakima
leads Ellensburg in the capital contest
by several thousand votes and is the sec
ond in the race.
, 1889-10-10
WAITING FOR SILVER now.


PoEr TOWNSEND, Wash, oct. 3.-The
total number of votes cast was l3iS.
For congress--Wilson III, Grifhtts 575,
Ferry 7s4, Semplc 5o2. For republican
state senator, Henry l.andcs il elected.
For representatives, republican, q. II.
Jones and Albert Plumncr uro elected.
For tho constitution li27, against l47.
For capital, Olympia 1864, NOr,h Yakima
FOG, Ellcnsburg 90. For prohibition 81,
against go. Women suffrage was de-
icated largely.
, 1889-10-10
North and South Dakota.

MrHHEAroLIs Mimi, Oct. Slate re-
turns make it appear that prohibition
was defeated in North Dakota by 1900,
though the prohibitionists still claim the
state by 5000. In South Dakota prohibit
tion carries by 5000 to 10000. Tho state
ticket is republican by at least 20,OO0.
Chairman Huntley of the democratic
state central committee admits 1900.
, 1889-10-10
Fifty and Costs.

Hutchinson and Cummins, the men
who robbed ono Conloy of his watch and
money in front Of the BudwciScr saloon
on Monday night, were up before Justice
Curry yesterday for examination
Hutchinson was fined 800 and costs, and
was committed to Jail to serve IL out.
There was no direct evidence against
Cummins, 10 whom the judge submit.
ted the alternative of leaving town or
going to work.
, 1889-10-10

NEW York, Oct. ga dispatch TO the
Maritime exchange, dated Nassau, Sep.
tcmuer 30 announces the British stoa,n-
er Earmore, from Baltimore for Rio
Ianciro, ioIndered at sea in gale ON
September B. All hands were lost ex.
ccpt seven. The total loss is about
twenty eight.
, 1889-10-10
wHATCoM COUNTY
Gives Rousing MaJorities fur u Num-
Der Of the Republican Candidates.

SEATTLE, WASH, Oct. 3.--Returns from
Whatcom county give Wilson 400,
Grifiitts 7J0 Ferry 400, Semple 700, a
gain OF 400 for the republicans. The es-
iimated total vote of the county is 900.
Last election 1t WAS 1850. Five more
precincts are TO be heard from;
they will swell the republican
majority to 750. The two rcJi-
rcscntaiives, W. Il. Moulton and
George Judson, republicans, are elected
by from 400 to $40 majority State SEN
aior, w. j. Parkinson, iell 800 irom the
, 1889-10-10


ceived by II. W. Fairweather, vice chair
man of the republican state central COM
mittec:
COLUMBIA COUNTY.
DAYTON, Oct. 3, q z. M.-Wilson's ma
jority %; state ticket. 10. Wolf and
Day elected; Fields defeated, giving
democrats one representative;
DAYTON, Oct. 3, l1:3O +. M.--Think
whole republican ticket is elected. Coun-
try returns not in. j. y. h.
LINCOLN COUNTY.
REARDoN Oct. 3.--Wison co, Griiiitts
20; Ferry II, Semple 27; Mount a.,
Cation "a; Fairweather 50, May Ss; Spin
ing 10, Anderson -; Luce 20, Smith % I;
Spencer 4s, Blackfan 6I, Brooke 26,
Schroeder ~. j. :. CAPPs,
DAVENPORT, Oct. o.--Brcnts precinct
majorities: Fairweather 33, Luce 80,
Spencer 80, Blackfan 43, Spinning 33;
state ticket 81. Total vote 10. Nothing
reliable from the west. LUCE.
wALLA wALLA COUNTY.
WALLA WALLA, Oct. 3-Statc ticket,
275 majority; legislative 200; constitu-
tion lost by small majority.
WILLIAM KIRKMAS.
ADAMS COUNTY.
RrrzvILLE, Oct. 3.--Republicans 3. carry
everything. Official majorities: Wilson
~ Ferry ITO, Kennedy p; for consti-
tuition 80. 5. a. WELLS.
KLIcKITAT COUNTY.
GRAoTs, Oct. 3.-Seven precincts
give Wilson or Ferry only majority.
State ticket about the same. Legislat
ticket elected. Other precincts will in
crease majority. Yakima s62 majority
over all. &. Fl. RISEHART.
WHITMAN COUNTY.
CoLrAx, Oct. g., 6:12 +. M.--Twenty
precincts complete. Adoption of consti.
tuition and we elect everything but
county clerk. Congratulations.
q l.. CHAMBERLAIN.
CoLFAx, Oct. 2, 1880 Z. M.--Lcgisla.
tive ticket will have from 100 to 200
majority; state ticket from 200 to 300
majority. Constitution will carry by
% conrA4. oci. 8, II $50 P. M.-Prospects e;
brighter for constitution. Whole repub.
lican ticket elected; from 200 TO 800 ma
jority. q. T.. c.
FRANKLIN COUNTY.
PAsco, Oct. 3, 1905 i. M.-Majorities:
ririffitts 8, Semple 35, o. keefe l3, Ellens.
burg Is. J. w. OkEEFE.
PAsco, Oct. 8, 1880 =. M.-Majorities (.
Gritfitts g, Semple 35, O'keefe, republi-
can representative, Is. Election doubt
full. JoHN *. ASHLEY.
PAsco, Oct. 3.-O'Keefe's election Is
sure. Keep your eye on pasco.
w. i. GRAY.
, 1889-10-10
whitman County.
Following are the returns from Whit
man county so far as received:
OAkEsDALE PRECINCT.

Wilson 100, Grifltts 1873, Ferry 1903,
Semplc l3l, Laughton lO2, Platter t3l,
Weir loi, Whittlescy 1870, l.indsley l0i,
kaufman 100, Nccl l03, Murphy l3O,
Jones lo3, Snively 1870, Bryan 66, Morgan
163, Forrest 10j, Goodcll 100; for supreme
judges, republicans, Dunbar %. Stilcs
0S, lloyt ~, Andcr, lO3, Scott lOi; dem
ocrats, Reavis l3i, White l32, Sharpst in
1870, Ganahl 1870, Judson l3i; superior
judge, William Ruby ~, c. NJ, kincnid
1873; state senators, republicans, Law
renee los, Whulcy 100, Farpss IO2; dem
ocrnts, O'Dell 12S, McGee l20, Ilungato
1888; representative, republicans, Tur.
ner los, pickcr'll l0l Person ~, Hutch
inSon S. Ostrander 100; county clerk
Balaine 1903, Metz 12S; constitution 100,
against rs; woman suffrage 90. against
l3O; prohibition l27 against Oh; Ellens-
burg 1873, Yakima 80, Olympia q.
CoLFAX, Wash, oct. 3.-Wilson 2O7D,
Grifiitts lSSS Ferry 2l09, Semple 1913.
The entire republican ticket Is elected
excepting clerk.
, 1889-10-10
KIrTITAs COUNTY
Shows Majority for the Republicans
md % Gain over Last Year.

EILEsspuRG, Wash, oct. 8.--Kcturns
from all the precincts in Kittitas county
show majority for the republicans ON
the state and legislative ticket of 2SG, q
republican gain over last Yenr of 27O.
, 1889-10-10
THE WINNERS.
Additional Returns Confirm the
Glorious News of the
Election.
Tho Republicans Have Made a
Clean Sweep All Along
the Line.
sALTEsE PREcIScr.

Wilson 81, Griihtts 81. Ferry 80, Sem
pie "a, Laughton 40, Platter 81, Weir 80,
Whittlesey -, Lindsey 10, Kaufman -,
Reed 90, Murphy "a, Jones ~, Snivcly
81, Bryan so, Morgan 80, Forrest 80,
Goodcll 81, Blake III, Belt 81, Hyde 40,
Brickell 80, Watt Is, Bailey 80, Van
Houtcn 40, Hooker 81, Armstrong 40,
Clement 36, Grubb 40, Han SS, Clark ~,
Ncstos 30, Brown 30, Swingler ~, CANDY
-, Shrum "a, Feigban So Waltman ~,
Dean 49, Laughn "a. For the constitu-
tion &C. against Ill for woman suffrage
II, against 81; for prohibition 20, against
81. Yakima 50, Ellensburg 81, olym-
pia 10.
GRAVES PRECINCT.
Wilson o, Griiiitts 8. The vote on the
balance of tho state ticket is just tho
same. Blake has majority of =,
The vote on senators is somewhat
varied Hyde 0, BriCkell 8, Watt II,
Bailey 8, Van Houtcn o. Hooker 8,
Houghton 0, Suksdorf z. The vote on
representatives stands each for the
republicans and z each for the demo
Gratis. County Clerk-Armstr trong TO-
Clement Z. For the constitution 5,
against 4 for woman suffrage 3, against
4: for prohibition 8, against A; North
Yakima l0,
, 1889-10-10
FRANKLIN COUNTY.
Latest Returns From::rhat Portion of
of the New state,

PAsco, Wash, Oct. 3.-Griffitts 20,
Wilson So, Semple 40, Ferry 80. OF the
Representatives the democrats have two
majority.
Tho vote for superior judge of Frank
lin county gives Iangfurd 73, Upton 81,
thus clecting the latter in the district by
"a majority OF 10.
Whitman, clerk, is elected by n major.
ity of 81. Two small precincts failed TO
report any vote on the capital or consti-
tutional amendment, North Yakima is
ahead OF all "a.
, 1889-10-10

WASHINGTON, Oct. 3.-Tho postmaster
general ,.as appointed Davij p. licb.
hardt of Indiana, superintendent of this
dead-letter office in the postoilicc depart
ment at $2j00 per year, vice George IL
Hall OF Minnesota, resigned.
, 1889-10-10

PoHr ANGELES, Oct. 9.-The total
gress, Wilson 02, Grinitts 1l3. For
governor, Ferry 20, Sernple 128 For
stale senator, Landes, republican, 81.
, 1889-10-10

ALBANY, N. ", Oct. 3.-Goyemor hin
has issued n proclamation calling 0
special election To fill the vacancy
caused by the death OF Hon. 5. S. cox,
10 DO held the day of the general cleo
ton.
, 1889-10-10

KEoKuK, Ia. Oct. 3.--At the Warsaw,
ILL.,, fair to-day Tallellilo trotted five
miles on quarter mile track in l3:51k,
lowering the record 1:l5 from that made
by Juggler, the English horse.
, 1889-10-10

Sioux CITY FALLS, ). d., Oct. B.
Sioux. Fails comedies the temporary
capital to Pierre. Prohibition carried
by at least $3.50. The republican state
ticket is elected by 20, 600.
, 1889-10-10

, Wilson %, Griititts n. Ferry %, Sem
pie 2l, Laughton ~, Platter 16 The
balance oi the state and county ticket Is
% votes for republican candidates and 2l
Tor he democratic candidates.
Marcy III. Randall, republican candi.
date for representative, received 2l
against 23 tor the democratic candidate.
tur county clerk, Slitzel, republican, "a;
Il. G.. Hammond, democrat, II. For
the constitution 33, against 3; womah
suffrage D. against 20; prohibition 10,
against Is. For capital, Yakima 40,
Ellensburg 1.
, 1889-10-10
Sten,pboat ExplosIon.

New ORLEANS, Oct. 3-The steamer
Corona exploded her hoiler this forenoon
repor.cd killed, including Captain
Blanks.
, 1889-10-10
MONTANA.
One Of the Strongest of the Four
New states Falls Into Line with
Republican Gains.

hepubilcan Gains.
WAsItSGroN, II. c., Oct 3.-Tho
president has received private dispatch
from Montana saying Carter Is elected
to congress. The republicans have the
legislature, but the governorship is in
doubt.
HELENA, Mont, Oct. 3.-AcCording to
the latest returns the republicans claim
the legislature 81 to -. Power and
Toole are neck and neck for governor.
WAITING FOR SILVER now.
HELFSA, Mont, oct 3.-rhe returns
from the counties in which the results
disputed have not come in to-day.
The republicans now estimate
their majority for governor at
100, while the democrats claim Tool ~
election by 400 The returns from Sill.
yer Bow county, which elects eleven
members to the legislature, are still in
complete. The democrats claim nine
OF these sure, and possibly
all. Tho republicans concede the senate
to tho democrats. The republicans now
claim only three majority ON joint hal-
lot in tic Legislature, while tie demo
Gratis claim nine. The Silver Bow county
returns which will PROBABLY be complete
before morning, will take the legislature
out OF doubt and probably also the gov
ernorship.
, 1889-10-10
Murdered Eis Niece.

CAMpEr, n. j., Oct. 3,-ChaIkley Le-
concv was to-day remanded without
bail Tor trial, on tho charge OF murder
ing his niece.
, 1889-10-10

THuRsTON COUNTY.
No More Returns Expected Until the
Omcial Count Is Made.

OLYMPIA, Wash, Oct. 3.-At head
quarters nothing has been received since
last night of any importance. Nothing
Is expected now until the official count
takes place.
, 1889-10-10
Stevens County Solid.

Reliable information from Stevens
county says the entire state ticket is car
rled by tho republicans 10y 30 majority;
sentative, is assured and Hou ghtoIi re.
Geived large majority. THIS shows
healthy republican gains,
, 1889-10-10
FROM VARIOUS COUNTIES.
Reports Received by vice-Chairman
II. w. Fairweather.

The following kilograms have been re-
ceived by III. w. Fairweather, vice-chair-
man of the republican state central COM
mittco.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1889-02-19

1t would seem from the following
extract from description of the
"Modern English Girl" that she has
no humor in her soul:
sFew things arouse her, fewer
things amuse her. Nothing under a
lengthy and laborious explanation
could bring her to see a joke. Yet
at the most trivial, the most ordinary
little quips and cranks of life-mat-
ters that would hardly raise a smile
in you or me-she will laugh immod.
erately. But tell her rafting good
story that has sent you half an hour
ago into fits, and has grown so dear
to your soul that you must needs pour
it into the ears of somebody else, and
grief indeed will be your portion as
you watch her reception of it."
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An African Ant.

1t seems queer, does it not, to APP
ply such word as "dreaded" to lit
tie thing like an ant, but the most
wonderful stories are told of the de-
struction it sometimes causes. Ac-
oording to Mr.. Holder, tho houses of
the white ants in Africa are dome
shaped mounds often eighteen feet
high. They erect pyramids 1000
times higher than themselves. On
their travels--for they are invaders
they so conceal their approach that
their presence is not suspected until
the damage is done. They usually
tunnel into any object which they at
tack, often reducing it to a mere
shell. In this way they have been
known to ascend within the leg of a
table, devour the contents OF box
upon it, and descend tunnel bored
in another leg, all in one night.
An Officer of the English Army,
while calling on some ladies in Cey-
lon, was startled by a rumbling sound.
The ladies started with alright, and
the next instant they stood with only
the sky above them, the roof having
fallen in, and laid all about, leaving
them miraculously unframed The
crash of the fall was distinctly heard
all over the city. The ants had made
their way up through the beams, hol-
lowing them out until great part OF
the framework OF the house was ready
to fall at the slightest touch.
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soaping the Geysers.

A Cheyenne, Wyoming, dispatch
OF recent date says:
News was received here to-day Of
singular fatality by which four
Cinnamon lost their lives. They were
in Canyon City, near the Yellowstone
park, and Yet Sing had established a
washhouse in tent, directly over a
boiling spring He had hot water
constantly and was doing good
business in the new mining town.
Wednesday he and three other
Mongolians, who came from adjoining
crmps, celebrated Chinese new year.
They burned frecrackers and offer
ings to joss, and wound up by get
ting drunk. Yet Sing had been
cautioned about the boiling spring,
and told that it might be a slumber-
ing geyser. For this reason he kept
his washtubs on the other side of the
tent, so that no soap might disturb
the quiet OF the boiling water. Nc
one knows how Yet Sing's box Of
laundry soap got overturned into the
boiling spring, but it is more thar
probable that some mischievous per
son emptied the soap into the slum
bering geyser. That night there was
a sudden spouting of boiling water
flying through the air, and some
piercing yells. Miners rushed NJ
and found geyser pouring water tc
the height of 100 feet. The bodies
of four Cinnamon, scalded to death
were found later, some distance from
it. The geyser spouted for three
hours and then subsidized.
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Do not live near a pious fool.
II the fox is king, bow before him.
A miser is as wicked as an dolator.
Teach thy tongue to say, 81 do not
know"
Forget other peoples faults by re-
Numbering your own.
Prosperity is no just scale; adver-
sity is the only balance to weigh
friends.
Thy friend has friend, and thy
friends friend has friend; be dis
Greet,
Despise no man and deem nothing
impossible; every man has his hour
and everything its place.
To pray loudly is not necessity
of devotion; when we pray we must
direct our heart toward heaven.
He or she who gives charity be-
comes blest, or, as it is written: "a
benefcent soul will DO abundantly
blest."
Words are spiritual forces, angels
OF blessing or of cursing; unuttered,
we control them; uttered, they con-
troll us.
There are three crowns-of the law,
the nsiesthood and the kingship. but
the crown of good name is greater
than them all.
Though it is not incumbent upon
thee to complete the work, thou must
not therefore cease from pursuing it
If the work is great, great will be thy
reward, and thy Master is faithful in
his payments.
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Boise City
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Please call and examine, or write for our
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Our designs in Iron Fences are the best
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f, A. NOURSE,
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March 10, 'S6-3m.
Estray Notice.
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NoCice for Publication.

LAND OFFICE AT BOISE CRY, IDAHO,
February 2, 1889.
Notice is hereby given that the follow.
ing named settler has filed notice of his
intention to make final proof in support
of his claim, and that said proof will be
made before Register and Receiver at
Boise City, Idaho, on Friday, March %
1883, viz: William B. Jordan, who filed
Pre-. ID. s. No. 1898, for the s15 NV Il &
4 sw 4, sec "a, tip ION, 4e. He
names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon and culti.
vation of, said land, viz: JIG. Mills. Fl
Demerriss, Ed Allen, George Settig, ali of
Garden valley p. o., Boise county, Idaho.
Any person who desires to protest
against the allowance of such proof or
who knows of any substantial reason. nm.
der the law and the regulations of the
interior Department. why such proof
should not be allowed, will be given an
opportunity at the above mentioned time
ana place to cross-examine the witnesses
OF said claimant, and to offer evidence in
,reDuttal OF that submitted By claimants
HARLEM PEFLEY, Register.
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Mrs. Humphrey Ward, author of
"Robert Elsmere," the most popular
book of the day, lives in Russell
square, London, near the British
Museum, in house full of books and
flowers. She is described as "won-
derfully charming person, slight and
most graceful in figure and movement,
and with suggestion in her brilliant
face of her uncle, Mr.. Mathew Ar
rolldd.