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Los Angeles herald., 1890-10-07
A Trust BETRAYED.

SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 6.-Daniel Zemer,
secretary of the American Council No.
7, Order of Chosen Friends, has been
missing since last Wednesday, and it is
stated he has taken 81, 900 that was due
benefciaries of the order.
Los Angeles herald., 1890-10-07
Lived on AcOrns.

ST.. CLOUD, Mimi, Oct. s.-Little
Tommy O'Rourke, who had been lost in
the woods near Foley, Benton county,
since Sept. 2Sth, was found yesterday.
He was nearly starved, having lived on
acorns and water.
Los Angeles herald., 1890-10-07
Shot bv an Adventuress.

BIRMINGHAM. Ala, Oct. 6.-Edward 7.
N Martin, prominent business x.ia man. was
woman calling herself Mrs. Clarence O.
Martin, formerly Miss Julia Powers, OF
Los Angeles herald., 1890-10-07
Coronado Segregated.

SAN DIEGO, Oct. 6. - The vote today
on the aggregation of Coronado from
San Diego, resulted in victory for the
Coronado people, by majority of 4s2.
Coronado is now an independent city.
Los Angeles herald., 1890-10-07
Short and Missing.

Tucson, Ariz., Oct. 6.-City Collector
George Ferker is missing. Some of his
friends express the belief that he has
committed suicide. A shortage in his
accounts is reported.
Los Angeles herald., 1890-10-07
Price Of Grapes Advanced.

PHILADELPHIA, sOct. 6.--The price of
California grapes has advanced 30 cents
per crate here during the past few days.
psFsys pss eysts and MascAt' are selling at So
Los Angeles herald., 1890-10-07

number of persons prominent in aris-
tocratic circles are implicated in the for
geries.
A conference of Irish Nationalists
called by Parnell was held at Dublin,
Monday. A part of the business was the
selection of a deputation to
visit America to lay before
the people of that country a plain state
ment Of the affairs in Ireland. John
Dillon, William O'Brien, Thomas
Power, O'Connor, Timothy Sullivan and
Abraham Gill were appointed.
Los Angeles herald., 1890-10-07

The Edison works, at Schenectady,
N. Y, now employ $500 hands, and will
soon be employing $500.
Los Angeles herald., 1890-10-07
Baseball.

LOUISVILLE, Oct. 6.-Louisville 2; Co.
lumbus, O.
ST. LOUIS, Oct. 6.-St. Louis, 3; Tole-
do, 10.
SYRACUSE, Oct. Observation-Disclosures
game postponed; rain.
ROCHESTER,, Oct. 6.-Rochester- Balti-
more game postponed; rain.
Los Angeles herald., 1890-10-07

Over 1900 bolts, eight inches long, are
used in the st. Clair Tunnel every twen-
ty-four hours.
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when compared to such dashing and brilliant
performer Rip Rap. for instance. his
want of confidence is apparent. Woolton Game
ought really to have had third place, her work
showing ut times great merit. especially when
one considers that she was in a strange country
and on strange game. This is a heavy hsndi-
cap for any dog and doubtless when she has
become better acclimatized. as il were, she will
be seen at the front The work ell round in
this stake was much superior to former years.
The champion stake which should have been
the most interesting of the trials. was walk
over for Chance. the winner of the alleged
setter stake The invincible Roderigo was
hurt three weeks before and could not start
and Gath's Mark. another champion. was
more professional spirit than in anv nrevi on,
one. grading the dogs more according to the
merit they seemed to show than upon their
lucky finding of birds. On the morning of
December 2 the long looked forward to meet
ing of the Central trials club CONNER need with
the preliminary heats in the Setter derby.
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For instance, there is the swell FISH. a speci-
men is TO be seen in one of the grotto aqusris.
which looks too absurd for ANYTHING with its
yellow stripes from head to tail that make &
appear as II II were covered with some fancy
silk. But the funniest thing about n is that
when It Is pursued by enemies in the depths
II rises TO the surface. takes in big breath OF
air that swells it up like a balloon and goes
skimming along on top of the waves before the
wind.
MORE QUEER FISH.
The antennarius has breast fms like hands.
with which il climbs up and down the sea weed
stalks as monkey does on a tree The battish
is one of natures mutations; Il is made 10
resemble piece of coral so artistically that il
Is difficult to detect the cheat unless the
creature moves. And when il does move IL
seems to walk on four legs. which are really
ms; It's head Is crested and resembles that OF a
cockatoo. The goby is a small fish that lives
in the shells OF moilusks. Then there is the
remora, that has disc-shaped sucker on top OF
its head by which il fastens itself lust beneath
the mouth of a shark, or swordfish, or stngray.
under jaw projects. while the shark re treats
so that II catches what the shark drops The
shark does not object. because it knows the
remora for friend. since the latter frees IL from
parasites or performs some such services as il
is thought. The remora is even per-
mitted to tear at the bites the shark Is taking.
and now and then il detaches itself to catch
some small game and again returns to its big
protector. Perhaps the most nonsensical Of all
the fishes is the stickleback, the male of which
variety builds the family nest of vegetable
fiber, inclosing- the eggs of the female. and
binds the whole together with a web that il
spins from glands in its body, as the spider
does. The female is not allowed TO come near
the nest by the male. which drives her away
and takes care of the eggs until the young ap.
pear. The male stickleback is considered in
female suffrage circles to be the beau ideal o!
manhood as il should be-
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ferent conditions 1t is no wonder that English
dogs Tor year or two work under a heavy
handicap and very few ever attain the speed
and ranging ability to bring them into the
front rank against our own doos II can he
said on the other hand that when taught TO re-
trieve they make excellent dogs for a quiet
days shooting on foot. A pointer or setter in
America is trained rs an all-round dog. and the
trials being held in the fall during the shooting
season every opportunity Is given to test their
abilities in finding the full-grown game, drop-
ping to shot and retrieving We have now
many good English field dogs which can hold
their own with the best of ours. having been
rebroken and become accustomed to the coun-
try; These are Graphic, Bracket, Lad of Bow
Duke OF Hessen, Bang Bang. Naso of Kippen,
Elek Of Naso and several others H.W. LACY.
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Written for THE EVENING STAR.
Spirit Whisperings.

In Autumn, when the sheaves are down
And russell coats are lying low
Under the boughs whose leaves are brown
And shaken by the midnight blow;
When evening clouds are tinted more
Than during Augustus harvest reign,
And robins southwark turn and soar
To warmer climes and nests again;
Then wild auroras deck the skies
And star-lit depths with luminous mist,
And spiral Jets OF flame uprise
To sip and wanton. zenith kissed.
Flashing upon the path Of night
rainbow beam Of beauty rare.
As II ray VI heavenly light
Had pierced the azure veil IN thera
80, OFTEN when tn storm clouds roll
Upon US, and dire despair
And darkness NIL the dropping soul.
Too weak for tears. too worn for D AVER.
A golden CLEAN Of tender faith
Genes aaivering up the spirit-sky.
As 'twere the dear remembered wrath
OF one for whom We fondIy sigh.
To tell US Of a sill Mt power,
Beyond mere mortal surface scan
That gui les the universe each hour
And dries the cheek with weepine wan
Whatwere the world without that breath
That 70 the weary soul belongs,
A waste Of barren life and death
Unsoothed By seraph smiles and sone.
DAVID GRAHAM ADM
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Written Tor TIVE EvTS1xG srAn
TIE DOGS OF THE YEAR.
some Settlers and Pointers That Have
Come Into Prominence.

nR- LACY EXPLAINS THE DIFFERENT METHODS OF
JvDSrNo DOGs-PrCTUREs OF CONSPICUOUS
PRIzE-wTSNERs OF i3S9-wHY ENaLIsH DOGS
DO NOT SHOW TO ADVANTAGE on orr GROUND.
For the past few weeks those Of us who love
the sport TO be had with dog and gun have been
more OF less deeply interested in the perform
ances OF our blue-blooded field dogs at the In
diana. Eastern. Central and southern trials. The
meetings this year have been looked forward
to with more than usual interest. In the first
place the trial Of the Indiana and Central clubs
mark a new era in the system of Judging.
Heretofore the heats have been decided by the
work done in forty-fve minutes, and then il
the judges were still undecided the heat could
be continued one-half hour longer. Under this
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FAST TRAINS TO NEW YoRK:-The Baltimore
and Ohio trains to Philadelphia and New York
are the fastest in the country. The equipment
is superior, the roadway excellent and the
service punctual. No extra fares are charged
for fast time.
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MELLrNs Food NOT ONLY CONTAINS In itself all
the elements Of nutrition, but presents them in
sue form that the infant can digest and assim-
Hate them with perfect case. ~ have had more
any and all others have tried" says . physicisn
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HENRY &. SPENCER. Ii B. PRINCIPAL: SARA A
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Ex-Corgressman James G. Harpe died at
his home in Patterson, NC, Wednesday.
Fourteen new railroads have been completed
or had work done on them In North Carolina
the past year.
Staunton. Va, will have electric cars rum
ming by April L.
Al Rocky Point, NC, Strawberries are ripen-
ing.
The town Of Charlottesville, Va, spent sl0o,.
600 in Improvements the past year.
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DENTISTRY,

EREE DENTAL INfIEMARY-TEEIH filled
ana artncinl teeth inserted without chars except
cost OF material at 1875 ST. ts Dentl Depart
nlent OF oluinb1an University. from 10 I'm. daily,
except SUNDAY. lnnfnazry open from octssber 4 y
s1Le ~. sezo-6m
nR STARR PARSONS. DENTIST, 18th ST.
~ corner NV. flrstclnss Gold Anls s1ram aud
White billings specially. Aching seeth saved Apple
CATION 70 gums pfsyents pam N exusctsus. Hsurs.
eU2 yo
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Afraid of Her Medicine.

The mistress of house on Dupont circle
had occasion one day last week to administer q
seidlitz powder to maid servant She emptied
the contents of the blue paper in the usual
manner into one glass and shook out the white
paper into another glass. When she poured
the two together with the requisite amount of
water violent effervescence ensued.
.'Drink it quickr' she said.
But instead Of swallowing the dose the young
woman sat down precipitately on the floor, ex-
claiming:
Sure, ma'am, yez wouldn't have me take It
bilin' hot2o
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ErQSyTISs AYR ORAToRY.

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IN music aud art The Musical department COMPRISES
theory and technic and embraces piano, harp VIOLIN
guitar and banjo
Languages, general vocal and drawing and fancy
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NECKTIE LORE.
"And the neckties?"

'.The most expensive ones come from London
ana Paris. but vast numbers of them and all
that we get OF the inferior grades are made in
and about New York city. Neckties are manu.
featured very much like shirts; the different
parts composing them are cut out very many at
a time and stitched together by girls. There
are so many pieces of silk or satin, and also SO
many pieces of lining to be cut out for each
necktie OF given style, by patterns. When a
girl has finished stitching one into shape she
hands on the completed article, together with
check that had been given her with the pieces,
duly marked, to the final operator, who stamps
1t with the trademark on the back of the lining.
Then 1t Is ready to go out for sale. The fash
Ion nowadays for men is to wear ties that are
actually tied by the wearer. few years ago
nearly every one wore scarfs that were palpa-
bly, sewn into shape, but an improvement in
the popular taste has dictated the change.
man who dresses well will never put
on cravat that is an artificial thing: least
of all, perhaps, will he make use OF dress tie
that Is readymade. One of the arts with
which gentleman should most neces-
sarily be acquainted is that Of tieing an ordi-
nary dress cravat There is hardly an item
in personal attire that conveys SO accurately to
the observer a notion OF the wearer's quality as
the neckerchief. If 1t is ugly, his taste cannot
be good; If il is too bright in color want of re-
fnement Of perception Is indicated; if it is
clean and carefully adjusted, the owner Is likely
TO be man who Is neat and respecting Of his
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fish died-all because the conditions created
for them were not close enough to nature. In
San Francisco similar enterprise smashed up
on account of the great and costly mortality
among creatures kept in too small tanks and
without sufficient light. The commission
grotto, on the other hand, has glass roof. so
that even sunlight is available. Large aouaria
are used for big fish and everything, from the
oysters to the crabs, is well and cheerful. Very
uncharitably, three or four star ish-dreaded
enemies-have been put in the tank with the
oysters and when warm weather comes the
latter are likely to suffer- The star fish gets in
its deadly work, You know, in this wise; it en-
braces the oyster affectlonately with its five
arms until the unfortunate bivalve is smoth-
cred; when the oyster is dead and its shell
opens in consequence the star devours its flesh
in horrible glee. Gurroo!
AoUARIA ABROAD.
One thing that the commissions experiments
have proved is that it is possible to maintain
marine aquaria at any distance from the sea
just as well as on the ocean shore. Simply
order your salt by express, add the due proper
ton of water and there you are. The chief
value of aquaria is found in the opportunities
they afford for the study Of the life history,
feeding and breeding of fishes, for in no other
way can these things be studied Next, thew
are worth establishing for the amusement and
instruction of the people. Many of the great
cities and towns of Europe have public aauaria
on great scale-Hamburg, Naples, Berlin,
Manchester and Birmingham, for instance. In
the Brighton (England) aquarium there is one
tank ITO feet long by SO feet wide. That Il
something like business and, what is more to
the point, something like nature in the condi-
tions it affords to the fish, &c. The commits.
sion means to have shad In its aquaria soon.
1t has been thought impossible hitherto to keen
the shad in confinement, but success has al.
ready been achieved with the gizzard shad ana
there seems to he no reason why it should not
follow with the edible variety
The commission takes special interest in
several kinds Of queer fishes that are more Gu
rious than useful
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1890-07-24
WOOD RIVER TINES
HALEY. IDAHO.
THE Committees REPORT.

The report OF the finance committee
of the recent Fourth of July celebra-
ten appears in this issue. The com
mittee could have reported two weeks
or more ago, but for the fact that the
money subscribed was nov all collected.
There is $25 still out standing, but
that Is ''good," as it is due by an
honorable man who is able to pay.
The celebration was a most elab.
oratc one, and the various committees
discharged their duties faithfully and
well. The TINES would, however,
advise that more time be given in
future, for preparation; so that ladies',
orators and others can be notified Of
their appointment and send in their
acceptance prior to the publication OF
their names. Unless this is done,
some may be compelled to decline to
act, and thus embarrass the com
mitsees by making it more difficult tc
secure others in their place.
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Try Werthheimer's SO shoes.
THE IDAHO AGRICULTURAL Elk.
PERTINENT STATION.

At the next session of the Legisla.
ture. steps should be taken to estab-
lish State Agricultural College in
Idaho. This institution will, OF course,
be only an experimental station, for
eight or 10 years; but it will be much
more useful as such than if it were q
full. fledged college. 1t will receive
az endowment Of $4,000 cash per
annum from the General Government,
besides large number of acres Of
public lands; and should, therefore,
never become a charge to the State.
This station should be locate d
where it will prove beneficial to the
greatest possible number of people
1t will doubtless, as it should, de-
monstrate in n practical way, the great
benefits resulting from intelligent irri-
cation. Hence it should be located
Mt some central poiht in the Snake
river valley.
Where is the best location? Black.
foot? Pocatello? American Falls?
Shoshone? Glenn's Ferry? Noun
tain Home? Nampa? Caldwell?
Weiser? Or any intermediate point?
This is the question to be deter
mined. But it should be discussed
now, so that it can be intelligently
decided by the Legislature.
If Ex-Governor Stevenson had dis
charged his duties properly when
chief executive, we would have had
al experimental station years ago,
and already drawn $4,000 to &c.,.
600 for the purpose from the General
Government.
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EUpepsy.

This is what you ought to have, in
fact, you must have it, to fully enjoy
life. Thousands are searching for it
daily, and mourning because they find
it not. Thousands upon thousands of
dollars are spent annually by our people
in the hope that they may attain this
boon. And ye: it may be had by all.
we guarantee that Electric Eitters, If
used according to directions, an the use
persisted in, viii bring you good di-
gestion and Obs: the demon dyspepsia
and Install instead eupepsy. We rec
Ommend Electric Bitters for dyspepsia
and all diseases Of liver, stomach and
kidneys. sold at Soc and 81 per bottle
at Hewitt e. Browns.
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REPUBLICAN STATE CONVENTION.

II Ia to De Held In Boise, August 90,
1S0O-The C0unty Conventions u b<
Held August 10.
The Republican State Central Com
mittee met at Boise last Tuesday,
and adopted the following call:
The Republican electors OF the
State Of Idaho are requested to send
delegates from their respective ceun.
ties to meet in convention in Boi>e
City, Wednesday, August 20, 1890,
ut 8 o'clock p IN, for the purpose Of
placing in nomination candidates for
the following Offices:
One member Of Congress for re.
mxinder OF Fifty first session and for
the Fifty second session.
One Governor.
| One Lieutenant Governor.
One Secretary of State.
One State Auditor.
One State Treasurer.
One Attorney General.
One Superintendent of Public ms
tructiOn.
Three Justices of the Supreme
Court.
The district and joint legislative
officers will also be nominated at the
same time and place. by the d-legat g
TO the State Convention from the
counties comprising said districts,
who will meet separately for that
purpose.
And for the transaction o! such
other business as may come before
the convention.
The several counties are entitled te
representation in said convention al
follows:
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NOTICE..

Notice 10 hereby given that there will be meet
ing Of the stockholders Of the Idaho Electric Sup
ply Company. At O'Clock p. M. Wednesday,
August 9Th, 1890, At the Office Of the company in
Haley Idaho for the purpose Of electiag Trustees
for the said company for the ensuing year. and
for the transaction Of such other business - may
properly come before such meeting.
BIZ BURKHART,
Secretary Idaho Electric Supply
Company.
HALEY. July 18th, 1890.
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Notice Of Meeting.

6RADQuADrIn1
REPUBLICAN CouNTI CEHTnAL ConAI11R1,
OF ALTURAs COUNT.
HAILEx, IDA1o July 10. 1880.
There will be q meeting Of the Republican
County Central Committee Of Alturas county. held
1t the Courthouse in HALEY. on Friday July 2Sth.
1897, 1t O'Clock p u. Of sid dsy. for the pur'
pose:
FIase--Of hxing the time and place Of holding
. County Convention " elect Delegates TO the
State Cng ressional and Distsict Convention to be
held At Boise City on August 10th 1890. and "a
nominate County Odicers for Alturas county. II
deemed advisable by the Committee;
sEc ND-To spportion the representation Of
soting precincts In said County Convention. and
TO transact such ether business - may rightly
come before Il.
A. ]. PINxaAN,
+, H. pIcoTTE, Chairman.
Secretary.
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HEAT OF THE sun.
Tho Amount Transmitted to the Earth

Tho Amount Transmitted to the Earth.
According to Tyndall, the heat
which the earth receives from the sun
in year is sufficient to melt layer
of ice 100 feet thick covering the
whole earth. But the total heat
emitted by the sun is 2.3O0,OO0,O0C
times greater.
This would melt ice surrounding
the earth Ut the rate of 2,4OU feet in
depth in one hour, or boil ~ the same
time 700, O0O,OOO,00O cubic miles ol
ice cold water, or SO0,0O0,0O0 while a
person takes single breath. This is
AS much heat as would DO generated
by the combustion per hour of Ia, Ell
of coal 100 feet thick entirely sur
rounding the sun.
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Baby's Bracelet Foun1

Found. couple Of days ago, bsb,.,
Tho owner can recover II BY applying 4 n.
proving property. and paying 81 for NJ h
N0enent.
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1t is recommended by the com.
mittee that the various county con
ventions for the selection of delegate:
to the State convention be held OF
Wednesday, August 18th.
By order Of the committee.
FRED T. DUBOIs,
E. S. WHITTIER, Chairman.
Secretary.
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CLUB RATES-0 TICKETS FUR tSO,
SPECIAL RATES ARRANGED WITH
AGENTS.

| In every town
! and city In the
u ntted States
. n d British
h-A~k~.
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1Advsrtisemeat.:
TRUTH AND HONESTY.

Strange, all Descendants from same source
Do nut reason and treat each Other In tasa
How . expect more light 70 get.
uasss light or equality and right
For the so4A Of he unity snd might
Beautiful Truth snce, In the aays Of ycss.
They say put the brave array
Which before the gods Of hell or devils wsfs
Nov, the regain, Pride end Hypocrisy
Nust worship befors Truth and Honesty.
ut whenever Truth and Honesty goes without bread
Nothing help the country going dead;
II jesders you and who hold soth and soft soap
Away ahcad honorsble work
BY using valve musquito bill suction.pire.
youth seek With those danserous arts
70 natural weakness Of the human heart.
animals all have tendency to hirk hard WORK.
For al there 10 no honest way our backs
For to closhe bellies for to ALL
Agessus. when asked what boys ought to learn.
Replied: ..That they will want 70 use when men,"
Prudence invite dsstrsceon
Right ignored. and Justice tramped on
Wrong. In Honesty Truth. Morals and Politics.
. buxxards a best.
for publication and saving moral sense.
Each n Honesty do his very best.
will get ell In one day.
Altho bound 70 get there
II night evil and stay In the right way.