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The sun., 1889-03-18
TWO BIRTHDAYS
Happily Celebrated "a One by tho Harmoni.
GUS y JeGersOniAns. RI

One Of the most interesting Incidents Of
the three days celebration of st. Patrick's Day
was the Saturday night reception Of the Jefler-
son Club of 80 Avenue c. Twelfth district
County Democracy organization. Tho muster
OF Irishmen and Hebrews In the club Is about
an even thing. and they united as heartily in
the observance OF an Irish holiday as they do
on every other subject for they nre happy
family.
Added zest was given TO the occasion by rea-
son OF tho fact that eX County Clerk Keenan,.
the st. Patrick OF the district. celebrates the
same birthday a. Ireand's patron saint.
A diamond locket was presented to Mr..
Keenan, In behalf Of tho club by Joseph i.
Newburger I1umpy Hanover permeated tho
sunday morning for every case OF katzenjam-
mer There was disappointment over the fail.
the programme and dance a Highland fling.
william Grote nllcd the breach with his 800
pounds. and did very decent Jig.
The sun., 1889-03-18
JOIIINGS tBOTT TOHy.


S,yrrty-hv. excise arrests yesterday
Tho Annual baHqUct Df th- s. Iatricfs Club will be.
gin Al tho Hoffman iouse this evening,
The reception OF tho Patrick nyyer Association viii
tsSr place al tho club rooms ~ oIYer street tonight
Representatives. or sixty two herman societies met
hatnDerchor Hall Yesterday and resolved 10 take part
In the Washington centennial celebration.
Tho FORSYTH Street l.. Church CelebrAted ts ninety
ninih snu.vsrssry Yesterday, BthOp f. a. Andrews
preached the sermon In the mnrnlnr la tho afternoon
there MAS reGlon, ~ which Gen. Clinton b Fsk
presided
varied and entertaining programme was presented
ytsttTidy afternoon and evening AZ 81 WIN syeru-
where Mt tarttr .Ec- tssriar SUNDAY afternoon nHi
cNpuNg rpEc rts Tor iae euici itu,uiltHt VI NOrkhk
girls,
Parnums Creates. show or Earth viii arrive from
Bridgeport at A VI 10 dAy The elephants and came.
and lhs cages csriols and wagons VIII be lAkep on
the four hpecs! Trans At MOITanl ana Will os driv,n
dow Madison avenue to Madison square Garden wGefs
they are expected 10 arrive Dy "a ~,
The sun., 1889-03-18
Drowned In the Hudson.

PorGHKEEPslE, March l7.-Three young
men, named George Leeman John Peele. and
George Broonhead while crossing tho Hud.
son at New Hamburg this afternoon in q leaky
small boat, We're thrown into tho river by tho
boat being swamped Peele endeavored to
save Iceman, who was his uncle. while Broom
was a heavy swell rolling at the time Abra-
ham lawson who witnessed the accident, hur:
succeeded in saving Broomhead, but the two
others We're drowned. The bodies have not
been recovered. Peele and Leeman were both
about % years old. and were employed, one as
machinist and tho other as "A mouldor. by h. j.
Stuart of Wappiuger's Falls MIR. Stuart has
telegraphed TO their friends in Sew York.
"SprinE Styles"
Espsnscheid, Hats, one Hundred and Eighteen dls)
Nassau sL-Adr
The sun., 1889-03-18
Il MAD DOG ON A CAR.
He Was Killed with IA Coupling Pin Aftor
an ExCttInE Scene.

BAY CITY, Mich, March H. Miss Mabelln
Baker OF Stetsons opera company has been
accompanied by black and tan terrier. As
the troupe was on route to this city yesterday
morning tho brute suddenly became mad. lie
ran w and down tho car ana spread terror all
about. The women screamed, and tho men
sought safety in flight. While tho dog was in
he rear end OF the car tho women hurried to
tho baggage car. Finally one passenger mus.
tered up enough courage to retDter the car.
and with Il coupling pin killed the dog.
The sun., 1889-03-18
TURNING OUT THE BOOMERS.
Cavalry Round Thes, Up and Drive Them
Out OF OkIahonn Territory.

OKLAHOMA. March 1.-THE boomers are
routed. Lieut.. Carson. com manding Troop q
OF the Fifth Cavalry, arri, ed here yesterday
from Fort Rene. The would-be settlers were
warned of the soldiers coming and fed in every
direction. Several hundred. however. were
rounded up by the troopers who drove them
before them like cattle. Houses. fonts. dug
stroyed. II IL said tha, Hi! has been arrested.
The rest of the party will be conveyed to the
Kansas line and there dismissed. though thcir
properly may be- c0allsCHted. Capt. Hayes,
With a troop. il marching southwark from
Kansas. and will take al b2omers who may
boomers arc denOraI lied. but it is feared their
leaders may rally them. and as they out
number the troops, scri GUS trouble may cpSuc.
The sun., 1889-03-18

BRIDGEPORT, Conn, March II. John
Downs, who has recently become rather no
torous character in police circles WAS arrest
cd to-day charged with murderous assault OH
his wife and molher-in-law, Mrs. Catherine
McGafl. At midnight last night he got into :.
quarrel with his wlle, during which no struck
her over the head Wit IN IL heavy poker. iItirt-
ing several ugly scalp wounds. lis mother.
head. intiicting wounds which tho physicians
think will prove fatal. A short time agO Downs
did time IN Iail for ASSAULT. and the day he was
released he assisted ono OF tho female Prison
ers 10 oscape, running of with her.
The sun., 1889-03-18
signal Once Predictions.

For Maine, New Hampshire. Vermont, Mas.
sachTseis Rhode bland ouuectiCaL aud eoitrn N,w
IOk r1fH fno,p'dbS gsuriH2 a.. connecticut and
ES'U iGI; n1.h'r r"yth~u5isIIy Utnds htgh Bs
No 'sdrhlN>iis Ji3d N1iE' C"lr'F
For District OF t1luBlha- eastern Pennsylvania New
l.r-"y Delaware. Nsrys.d and Nirginis fair slightly
warmer variable vIhGS
r"r West Virginia. western P.nnsyvania western
New York, and uiuO fNr followed IN Ohio by lgh.
r~Hsi stationary temperature followed Monday after.
noon ~ warmer variable wILdS
The sun., 1889-03-18

Some OF the lessons In the primary classes
OF our public schsols positively too difficult FOR
children" said resident OF lIewes street WiliamE
burgh, yesterday My Nule girl attends tho Wilson
school and is in the second primary class Dur
ing the past week she has been studying animas
and trying 60 learn and understand such words mol
lutks yeneifatss articulatet and unEuates The o.d
est girl IN tho class 10 ouly u OF age,
youngeNs Ny little girl is 10, she managed 10 mem
orile the names but she doesn't pretend TO know AZ
ihipg about them, and T. N glad she doesn't"
The sun., 1889-03-18

WASHINGTON. March 1.-THE weather cror
bulletin for tho week ended Saturday. March
lG. issiad by The Sinnal Offlcn says.

Ii. issued by the Signal Office. says:
iHNiKi RENAESs The conditions In Dakota and MIN.
nesota have been about The for plOughnR and
seeding but work interrupted Dakota by buHter
iEg weather from The 3th to tho loth. The weather
has teen favorable IN Illinois Missouri and Kan
Seeding Conditions are favorable ia Nebraska Wheat
IL reported ~ doing well In Kansas and TIE favorable
Effects of far weather have been felt In
lniisna- lIgh day tctrp"rstnre and freeHng night,
and deficiency in rainfall, should lie INJURIOUS to wheat
IA Michigan IN The southern portion of which Stso
has disappeared. The crop prospects continue excel
lent IN kentucky ArkansAs aud Tennessee, where The
sprlng anlng Is well under way Tie winter W heat Is
reported looking very well throughout SeW YORK
and fennsy ISani the frost IL ~; Of tho ground in
tOahern Ma6s&o' useits and Planting Is IN progress
New Jersey. Favorable Reports have been received
from he south Atlantic a1ld comp eied IN iousisuH
There have been three ght frIsts In ths state during
the week. hot th'y have resulted In damage. There
have been no adverse reports received from
tIun aud the week 'as general been tayurAy lie for
farm work IN mos. districts.
The sun., 1889-03-18
Not Much ON Th cir Minds.

The Central Labor Union expended u great
OF language and three four IN Claren
don Hail yesterday In eGorto put through ths prof
ect OF reorgnnling the concern i'm edatey by calling
the constituent unions to select About
the only thing agreed was that 1t eventually,
time 20 home The Central Labor Federation Ia
Books Han OH the BowerJ elected new 0trcsTs and
committee and got ahead OF tho Central Labor Union
by deciding 10 discuss next sunday tho parade OF
Labor Day in september
The sun., 1889-03-18

PITTsBURGH, March 17.-John Mccarthy. q
freight brakeman on the Dayton and Michigan
Railroad, put several tramps of tho train near
Anna Station Ohio. hiterwsrd he discovered
another ono on the caboose with a club in his
hand. Mccarthy grappled with him, but he
was a powerful fol low, and In the tussle threw
Mccarthy from the top OF the train to the
ground fatally injuring him.
The sun., 1889-03-18
Royal baking Powder. Absolutely Pure.
For twenty-five years tho standard.-Adp.
One TLInc Money Can't Huy.

y.y yGlnahle illustrated Biographical work and
Buchner Co.. under ths utls of Defenders and Ot.
Tenders 1t contains finely executed colored pic.
turss and biogra aphicai sketches OF the police chiefs
with the pictures aud history OF all tho notorious Grim
and slsEsny bound and can be obtained only BY .end
FINEST tobacco 10 the office OF the RAnufaStuTeI-
The sun., 1889-03-18
T'Le " Ncnther Hrstert,aA

Indicated by tke tlerlnometer at Perrys
pharmacy, in TnF 81 hut..ns 81 81" Ho;s
4ae . = n. =" - milnishL AZ. Average. 4I1t'
Average on March ~ lsS-, aItse.
The sun., 1889-03-18

Bargains in furniture be obtained at Finrl lok
West l4th o. Step In and examine their Eoeds-Asv.
The sun., 1889-03-18

nyev have Meuses, Fsts, or Apertne>ts
- let, ADvERTIsE IN THE SUN.
Asvertisl-e ., THE SUN brinrs /. pre-pt
respenee 10 nny Want
Hryeu have Horses, Harness. er Carriages
Tor sale, ADVERTISE IN TUE Sun
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1889-08-31
MoRocco.s TREASURY.
a. IL FILLED by Means of ExactIoas and
Authorized Theft

"a Is FILLED by Means OF Exactlons and
Authorized Theft
The Moroccan soldier Is not so much
n man oil war as a collector Of taxes.
and from time to time his master SENDS
him. without law or rule. to visit those
whom he finds either too rich. or rich
enough for him. the Sultan. to claim
his share Of the prize. Rapine Is the
only resource of the treasury. Each
pasha leyies his share on all the bar
gains concluded on his ter itory. This
state OF affairs has. however. been i'm.
proved since the intervention OF Eu-
ropeans In Morocco. But not so many
years ago. and in the second half of
this century. the most horrible fortunes
were indicted both upon Mussulmen
and Jewish merchants In orderto force
them 10 avow their fatal riches Mr..
j. Drummond Hay. In the narrative OF
his journey ON the banks of the Leucos.
relates dreadful details; men shut up
in ovens. wedges driven In under their
nails. children smothered slowly before
the eyes of their parents. man shut
up In the cage OF a chained lion whose
chain was long enough TO enable him
To- come within an inch OF the victim.
who could not make the slightest move.
ment without being rent by the talons
Of the beast. Doubtless the stories OF Mr..
Drummond Hay are exag- e,ated
at the present day. and
perhaps they were when he
wrote. But this fact remains. in essen
.iai points al least; the treasury is filled
by means OF exaetions and authorized
lhef,s; and every official conscience
aay be bought This Is true from one
end Of the social scale To the other.
When the merchant has tortured the
slave and when the Pasha has rilled
the merchant. the Sultan employs SINH
lar means 10 relieve the Pasha OF his
booty. Many Pasha. after finally
getting rich. Is betrayed by one OF
those around him and denounced to the
Emperor as great capitalist There
upon he Is sent for To court. and the
good sovereign spoils him OF every
thing. even TO the Inst piece Of money
that 'eeps In his Golfers or In his peck.
cts, even to tie last Ron. 10 the last
rhant. To the last terra-cotta vase which
Is sold in the market-place. Then. a
second job. the Pasha is sent back 10
his subjects so that he may begin an
other period OF oppression. II. how
ever. the Master has reason TO suspect
that any portion OF isle treasure has
been kept back or hidden. he has the
Pasha beaten. and then sends him TO
spend the rest OF his days In the con.
lemplaiive shades Of prison. =Benja-
min CONSTANT In Harner's Magazine
Spend les nervous energy each day than
you make
Don't hurry. "Too swirl arrives as tardy
as too Slow
sleep and rest abundantly. slesp l. ma
lures benediction.
Avoid passion and sxcitsmsnk A mo
ment's anger may be fatal
Associate with healthy peopla Health Ia
contagious rs well rs diseasa
Court the fresh air day and night "oh.
II you knew what was In the airi"
Don't overeak Don't starva sLet your
moderation DO known 10 all men-1
Think only haalthful thoughta "As
man thinketh In bis heart 80 u he"
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1889-08-31

Particular boarder This fish.
waiter" Truthful waiter promptly
WAS killed this morning" Particular
boarder (approvingly) you did right
10 kill it," Truthful waiter Qnquir-
ingly) Yes. sir?r Particular boarder
(firmly) -''Becauss II had been ashore
40 long that II had forgot how 10 swim
and would have drowned IL ever IL
went 10 sea again. Burdette.
Deacon Skiniiint-'Thisi Is an age
OF irreyerence. read to-night about
some fellow who has engraved the
Lord 8 Prayer ON ten-dollar gold
piece and wears Ii ON his watch chain
for curiosity. This Is all wrong. very
wrong. There arc some things too
sacred to be trieed with" Carper-
ITO which do you refer. Deacon. the
prayer or the gold pieceP"- Terre
Haute cypress.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1889-08-31

The horses moved along the edge oil
the crag as though they chung To IL,
their bodies aslant towards the wall OF
granite on their right, their legs NOV
ing with the precision Of creatures
feeling and grasping every step. Lik.
deer they moved-not like horses
and as they advanced the carts they
drew swayed behind them. and ]
thought every jolt would hurl them
over the precipice Fascinated
watchec-I could not choose bui
watch.
Al last came gray horse, not draw
ing cart, but carrying something on
his back-on pack saddle. apparent
~ Like the rest, he came on stealth
lily, shifting every inch Of the terrible
way, until. Just at the worst and gid
diest point. he paused, hcsitated ane
seemed about to turn. Isaw him bach
himself in "A crouching attitude agains
the wall OF rock behind him. lower
ing his launches and rearing his heaf
in a strange manner. The idea fiashas
on me that he would certainly turn
and then-what would happeni
More horses were advancing, an,
| two beasts could not possibly pass eacl
other on that narrow ledgei But / wa
totally unprepared for the ghastl,
thing that did happen. The miserabl
horse had been seized with the awful
mountain madness that sometime
overtakes men on stupendous height
tho madness OF suicide. With
frightful scream that sounded partl,
like cry OF supreme desperation
partly like ono Of furious and frenzie
ioy, the horse reared himself 10 hi
full height on the horrible ledge, shoe
his head wildly, and-leaped with
frantic spring into the air. sheer owe
the precipice an1 into the foam b
meath. Anna b. 'Kingsford.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1889-08-31

There IL nothing now enjoy that do not
voriie Remedy, OF Reundout. n. ", al q fane
when l was susfering all that a human being
could endure. Ny troubles began In my kid
neys. from which never expected 10 recover.
Ny physician said had Bgights disease. Later
had n bad attack Of gravel. six year. ago last
June-hew well remember that day. saw
Dr. kennedy's Fsyorite Remedy advertised In
our paper. After using three bottles was well.
have never had a return Of the disease, and
though am over sixty years OF age Il am Wig
orous and strong, a. WAS In my prime. What
physieisns and the many remedies bad taken
could not do, DIR. kennedy.s fay0rtte Remedy
did: 10 stayed the disease and made me wei
woman.-Mrs kmiltae p. Miner. Bnrg Hin, o.
DR. kENnkDY's FAy0RIIk REMEDY. made NJ
Rondout. n Y. ti; for g.
send for hood. how 10 cure Kidney. Liver and
Blood disorders.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1889-08-31

Outside OF the thousands OF
churches In London, there are Ave
hundred missionary workers. Each
missionary calls on live hundred fami-
lies every month. They visit the
slums and rum-holes. and are sub
jected to many dangers. During the
warm season open-air meetings are
held every day and night on the
streets and in the parks. The Glass
OF people who attend these meeting
are people who never have seen the
inside OF a church.
Pars0n. -Ndw. my little girl, can
You tell me what beautiful verse you
have learned to speak at the Sunday
school concerto Little Elsie (who is
undergoing course OF spring medi-
cine. reciting) And jesus said:
Sulphur Is good for little childrenr
Lowell Citizen,
--Customer-..H Here, waiter. ]
ordered bowl OF half and half This
Isn't It. Waiter--''Ye sRS. dat's de
very Article. What
1v you mean TO tell me that Is hall
n..... and half ereamf' Waiter-''0h.
no. sab; | mean half milk an half
watah. sab. n--Aseriea~
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1889-08-31
EoR1Y minutes READING.



The question of what and when TO
read. and more than all. how to rel1.
IL most important TO every one There
are no exceptions 20 this among those
who are old enough TO read any thing
they must all read something u they
want to keep above ground with live
people; the question Is one OF choice.
The habit OF reading Is worth a great
deal; that Of thoughtful reading is worth
more. BY 1t one gains information,
discipline. power; and 1t is power we
arv all struggling for. There are thou
sands OF young men and women aim
lessly fristering away golden opportu-
mites. Some are doing II unconscious
ly. never realizing seriously the Inn
portance of thoughtful course OF read
ing. and so their earlier years wasted,
they will fnd their later years poverty
stricken In mind and morals One
earlier years are seedtime for harvests
OF rich and precious enjoyment in the
autumn of life.
A writer la the Troy Times makes
strong appeal 10 the thousands
of young men and women 10 sake
up some jsdicious course OF read
ing. and thus enlarge their sphere
OF life. and tho power and enjoyment
of living. lie recommends the chan-
tauqua course OF reading as having been
tested over eight years. and says: To
day there are over one hundred thou
sand persons scattered all over the
world pursuing this with profit and de-
light The school at Chautanqua Lake
IL college In ones own house. IL Il
for busy people who left school years
ago. and who yet desire 70 pursue some
systematic course OF instruction 10 KEEP
abreast OF the rapid progress In all de
partments Of knowledge. IL IL for high
school and college graduates and for
people who never entered either; for
merchants. mechanics. appren
tices, clerks farmer boys. shol
girls. mothers. busy house-keepcrs. fol
people OF leisure and wealth. who ds
not know what To do with their time
for poor people who struggle hard u
make ends meet; for everybody whs
may have hunger OF heart and mind fol
something better than they now have
The Chautauqua enterprise IL pro
test against the idea that scholarship i
the monopoly OF the professiona
classes. Education il for rybodl
who hungers and has pluck. Chautau
qua protests against the idea that you'll
, Is tae only time that an education cal
be acquired. The man and woman o
, forty can get an education"
Nearly every one can so economic
, time as 10 give forty minutes day ol
an average TO n systemactic course u
reading Many one who preiends 4
be busy person WASTES more than tina
amount daily. And many read tina
much time and more. whose readin
does not count much because 1t IN u
random without aim or direction.
is not wlse 10 spend time and strengt
this way. IL week.-mrs. rather than build
/, up. Life Is too important and seriou
To fritter II away i'm aimless and IL
different reading We need the help Q
the best minds and thoughts in all Dc
, parlments OF life and labor. -Trcasur
] Tpnxa
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1889-08-31
-uus,6mer="You sell cracked eggs

5Cust6mer=" on sell cracked eggs
at half-price. do you nota" Clerk
~ es'm. we always make fifty per
cent reduction on cracked goods.
Anything else to-daya" Customer
Yes. you may give me a dollars
worth OF cracked wheat and here's
your fifty cents. Omaha World.
baseball maiden-''Yes. Mr.. job
lots. all Is over between US. Here Is
the ring" Mr.. Joblots--''I am 70 I'M
derstand then, Mabel. that our en-
gagement is ut an enda" Baseball
maiden Exactly. ! give you your
release and expect to sign new man
the latter part Of the week. Good
bye Minneapolis Tribune.
food Boys. father-"Goin'
ter start n church and Sunday school.
are yerP Well. I've got two mighty
good boys wot'il do for yer Bible class.
They never told lie In their lives
here they come now. Boys, whsrs
did yer git that fowlr' The goot
boys-'.Stold IT." Proud father
..See. parsonl Err lie couldn't live Ia
them boys mouths. "-Munsey'i
Weekly.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1889-08-31

Dear john" wrote HIS wife. IL
am sorry 70 say Willie fell out OF q
swing yesterday and disabled himself
He will not be able TO use his arms for
msnth-so the doctor says He IL
getting along all right, but IL makes
him restless TO stay indoors. When
you return from the city please bring
him something he can amuse himself
with" willie" said tho father.
kindly, as he patted the little boy con-
solingly on the head the next day. II
have brought you that drum prom
ised you year or two ago you should
have some time"
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1889-08-31

81 confident are the manufacturers of that
world tanned remedy, ID. Fiercess Golden Medical
Discover, that Il will do all that they represent.
In the cure OF liver. load aud lung diseases.
that, after witnessing Its thousands OF cures for
many years past they now feel warranted in
settling it q they are doing, through druggisisl
under positive guarantee OF It's giving salts
faction IN every case, or money paid for II VIII
be refunded. No medicine OF ordinary merit
could bc sold undersuc severe conditions nth
profit 20 Its proprietors, aud no other medicine
Tor the disease for which IL Is recommended
was ever before sold under a guarantee Of a
cure or no Pay. In All blood tsintH and impur
titles OF whatever name or nature. u i most
positive in Its curative effects. Pimple@.
hIotehes, eruptinns aud all skin aud seaip dts
eases ART radically cured by this Wonderful ms
dtcine. scrofnlous disease may affect the
glands. causing sweilings or tumors. the bones,
causing "feversorrs," white swelltngs" or
hip joint disease or the Tissues Of the lungs,
causing pulmonary consumption. No matter
In which Que OF Its myriad forms II crops out,
or maniL,sts itself, Golden Medical Discovery"
will cure IL II used perseScrssgly aud In time.
Its thousands OF enres are the best advertise
mcuts for Dr Sages Gatafrh Remedy
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1889-08-31
SIRE CURE ron PILES.

sure cure for blind. bleeding aud itching Piles
One box has cured The worst cases OF ten years
standing. No one need suffer ten minutes after
using kifk's German Pile Ointment II absorbs
tumurs, Rilays the itching, acts a poultice,
gives relief DIR Kinks German pile Ointment
Is prepared only for Piles and Itching Of the
private parts, and nothing else. Every box u
warranted
sold by Druggists aud sent by mail ON receipt
OF price, 81 90 per box. J. J. Mack & Co. whole
sale Agents, san Francisco.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1889-08-31

White Elephant Of Slam. Lion Of Eng.
land. Dragon Of Chins, Crsss Of Switsef,
land, Hammer OF Persia, Crescent Of Egypt
Circle Of Japan. Harp OF Erin.
To Fet these buy box OF the genuine
DR- {. McLArK's CELEBRATED LrrhR
PILLS, prize - cents, and mail ua the ont
aide wrapper with your address, pc&hly
written. and eents In stampa. We will
then mail you the above list with an Gle
giant psckags OF Geographic and chro.
matte cards.
FLEMING BRos., Prrrsnuna, PA.