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INLNGNANT NEWFOUNDLAND.
Wants the NOME Government to Approve
Her Treaty with tho Uuitea States.

Wants the Nome Government TO Approve
Her Treaty with the Uuited states.
HALIFAX. March 6.-The address In reply to
the Governors speech at the opening Of the
Newfoundland Assembly contains tho follow
ing references to the reciprocity treaty with
the United States:
It 10 highly satisfactory to know that yonr
Ministers have. with the express sanction OF
the imperial Government concluded GUIDED treaty srsssy
through her Maiessy's Parliamentary and the
United States Secretary OF state; but this sat
nation which your Excelency has eopyeyed,.-
assent TO this convention.. Our disap-
pointment is tho more =, deenened from
ment authorized a delegate from this colony
to conduct the negotiations which led to a
convention SO advantageous TO both coun-
tries, We cannot close our eyes TO the fact that
her Majesty's Government in adopfnR course
irauRht with such disastrous consequences to
this colony has heen Influenced by regard for
the interests OF the neigh boring dominion. and
a disregard for those Of the oldest and most
unfavorably treated colony OF her Malestys D
empire"
The sun., 1891-03-07
UPTOWN sHOPKEEPERs.
The way Z. which Business 10 Noving
with Population.

Tho way II "hNch Business 10 N0vun8
with Population.
You will notice." said west side Harlem
ite. that the shopkeepers up here, or from
the lower end Of Central Park to Harlem River
are. as . general thing. much younger men
than tho downtown shopkeepers. You can
find whole blocks OF them who are all under 80
years Of age. Many OF them . few years ago
were clerks or salesmen In downtown con-
Germs, who had looked forward to setting up
business for themselves They saved some
money from their salary. looked around for .
good place for trade. IN the new qnertsr. and
help them. They understand the markets. and
have learned how to do business and know the
wholesalers. Hardly any Of them have much
capital. and not 4 few need credit, but many OF
them have enough money. or can get enough.
concein ms down town are always moving up
town, aud the new men try to get their GUS.
tom. and show them the convenience OF dealing
with a grocer or q baker or butcher or
doing. business near. where their residenees
are. Delivery Is quick and mistakes are easily
enterprisinE Young merchants who have
moved MP with the genera movement OF popu.
lation should say that very fair proportion
lest thoy can; while Of course some lose %
situations " again. gain The down.town shop.
keepers had better look out for their trade.
and. no matter how bard they look out ior II.
Sss IN uss
streets, and avenues started within . few
years."
The sun., 1891-03-07
The Official Report.
"Royal" in all ways Superior.
"The Royal Baking Powder is superior to
any other powder which have exam
ined; baking powder unequaled for
purity, strength and wholesomeness."
"wlLL1s G. TUCKER, M. D., pH d."
\Nsny " y
THE SOUTHERN REPUBLICS.
Advices from Various Countries n which
We arc Interested.

Advices from Various Countries n which
We arc Interested.
The Governments Of nearly all the countries
OF South America are spprehensive Of danger
from the influence Of the naval and military
revolt In Chilli. II the Chillan uprising had
been promptly crushed the other Governments
would have been strengthened, but 1t con-
tlnues month after month. and the rebel lead
ers may at any time seize the capital and over
throw Balmaceda. II they do SO there will very
likely be an uprising In the Argentine Repub-
!ic which has been overtaken by many mis-.
T ns sns =
aaon ArxsaSs Ssr. s seH
tiles al Lima have :" contidencs in The loyalty
%it6 ch cfhfm' which rendered service in the war
The republic Of Brazil seems e be now well
such az 1
and the new CONSTITUTION have been accented
sy all II the provinces: The popularity Of Pre.i..
mslntens ns9ce Of Internal tranquility, and the
public desires can now be- expressed through
alarming repor:s i q political danger that were
sent to Europe fortniRh! ago had NO founda-
S s spa IL ssx eS Ss1 ssr sS hs Ess
Minister at Washington. salvador De Men:
SHnsa G me stability Of
interest for the arrival of the pioneer steam:
ship Of the direct line bot ween Baltimore and
BRAZILIAN ports. 1t left Baltimore on the 25th
According to advices from Montevidso, the
President Of Uruguay hae NJ last got rid OF the
Ministers whose scandalous conduct had
brought dlsRrace upon the government and
endangered the public peace. He has formed
Cabinet OF conciliation." Tho news is en-
couraRing.
IN tho Argentine Republic peace was secured
OF Deputies through the service Of the army
md the maintenance OF . state Of siege In
Buenos Ayres and other cities. There Is a
feeling OF insecurity throughout the country I:
there have been many arrests. and the troops
have had work in suppressing disorderly
demonstrations. Business is In state OF con-
fusion. = large number OF mercantile houses
are bankrupt. the paper currency is worth but
one-third It's lace In gold. sesurities pay no
dividends worImen cannot find employment:
and the half million inhabitants Of tho grand
city Of Buenos Ayrss are reduced to
straits from which no relief Gan be
found. The President has urged Congress
to adopt several extfao1dinary revenue laws
the members Of Congress dread the influence
Peace is still maintained in the Central
American States. including even Guatemala.
There are no remarkab items in the latest
budget Of news from Mexico. President Diaz.
Fair. promised that Mexico would make q
good show at the Fair. It is probable that
oven Chicago will be SURPRISED In 1892 by SEQ:
ing the evidences OF tho industrial progress OF
the Moxican people.
The sun., 1891-03-07

MERIDEN. Conn. March 6.-The marriage OF
Miss Mary Fountain. daughter Of william
Fountain. . WE'LL known citizen Of this city. to
William Raymond Raliston Of Albany. is the
subject OF much gossip hers About month
ago Miss Fountain saw the following advsr-
tisement in New York paper:
Gentleman In good position IN society, good
looking. and who has lucrative bpsinsss de.
lady. with fair mental qualities. with Q view to
matrimony. Money no object"
and finally came to the conclusion that she
would MI tho bill. A correspondence was be-
and registered at the Winthrop. The day alter
his arrival be called on Miss Fountain. It was
case Of love at fret sight, and arrangements
couple are now on their wedding tour. and will
reside in Albany. yhere the groom Is engaged in
business. Miss Fountains parents were very
favoraby impressed with their son-in.lsw. aud
made no objection to the match.
The sun., 1891-03-07
WheeISug,

The annual dinner OF the Atalants whssnss viii b
held on harcha
The Manhattan Bicycle Club have appointed Msssrs.
HowIsnd Ford Shire Mcfarland. and Hahn " arrange
for hO ding spring reception after Easter
The New nAven Bicycie Club are making great prep
arAttous for their snnuA messing TO be held
June q There VIII probably 30 . team race 6stMssn
ysarI AtIisiT last years meeting Harvard had reg
ulAr wAlkovsr,
At n nest,ng OF the Atalanta Wheelmsn oGncers for
the ensuing year were elected. They are As fol ews,
PresidsuI W a: DIabbls yicsi,residsn. =: Miller;
isros: CorrsspondpR sserstaiy.W BstnaP: t.ptsin,
!. n. Thorne; fiIst lieutensnL C. 4 swsin; Second
LieutsnAn1 + H. Priduiap.
The annual meeting aud election q elrtesrs Of the
So.n.m a a ~ ~. ms.ns Of .ittSs,inS AZ. Uum
her af members 10 their club house st Eas! Eighty
officers ofies y .nnSanesd Il = found that N A.
men sisctsd we're deprived Of their new honorA the
President announcing that ths annual meeting And
regular slee,on Of oricers would BE- held wsdnss-
day, March rs
The sun., 1891-03-07
The Smith Murder Trial.

Tho trial OF William J. Smith for tho murder
OF John Carroll In BROOKLYN saloon ON cleo
tlon night In 1885, WAS brought to close last
evening In tho Court OF Sessions in that city.
a political sQusbble in the saloon. Smith made
his Sseale st tho time, and wi. was M not arrested
dentaliy dlscoysrs In Boston. He said he had
fred the shot in self -deisnpe.
The Jury retired at s o'clock. and were still
dsliberating at o late hour last night. II con-
victed OF murder In the first drgrss. smith
would have to meet his fate on the eallows.
electrical sxecutIon Law went into eject
The sun., 1891-03-07
Ad. Dy.s to support Eawi. Booth.

Ada Dyasto suPPort EdWin booth.
Edwin Booth and Lawrence Barrett will cease
playing together after weeks engagement In
Brooklyn which will begin after the four
weeks engagement at tho Broadway Theatre
is ended. Mr.. Barrett will then start on an
extended tour with bis company, while Mr..
Booth will appear no more until next season.
Then hs will start out with company OF his
own.
His leading lady will be Miss. Ada Dyas. who
has already been engaged. Notwithstanding
tho fact that Mr.. Booth and Mr.. Barrett will
business arrangements between them will con-
tinue In, the sense that each will share the
risks and profits Of he other. Miss Gale will
continue TO support Mr.. Barrett.
The sun., 1891-03-07

KANSAS CRY. March 6.-Thres masked mon
entered the house Of Robert Patton. . work
man. near the stock yards. this morning He
had Just gone to work. Ono OF the men intim-
idstsd Mrs. Patton with a revolver while the
others robbed the house. securing $50 in
money, saved from Patton's wages.
scription and also N asked moi Robert LaForcc.
night operator OF the Alton Railroad ut Inde.
return to the station and deliver to them the
contents OF the cash box amounting to about
These two latest robbsriestinc crease the list OF
similar crimes that have occurred within the
past month to thirteen.
The sun., 1891-03-07
He Eloped, but viii DO Charged with
Horse Stealing.

PRINCETON Ky.. March en-. T. Trent. the
young farm hand who elopsd with Mrs. L r.
I.oyelace . few days ago. was arrested near
Russellvills ON Wednesday and brought here
last night.
The charge against Trent 10 horse stealing.
Hsleit in ono OF Mr.. Lovelace's bugRies. with .
good horse. when he eloped with tha woman.
and It was still in his possession whom he was
captured 1t is said that Mrs. Lovelaco order
ed her husband to hitch up the animal Tor
her.
ried his Wi.e when she was In her teens. She
10 still young and prspossessing. Trent is only
70 years old. Lovelace says ho knew OF their
Improper actions before the sloI ement. but
would not disclose them for fear he would 10
foully dealt with.
The sun., 1891-03-07
Misc Halsey Elopes.

Alfred Dennis OF Shelter Island. Q good-look.
ing 19.year- old boy was married Thursday
night to Miss Fanny Halsey. . pretty blonde. as
years old. also OF Shelter Island. by the Rev.
Frank Townsend. pastor OF the Greenport
Methodist Church.
The rides parents were opposed to the
match and sent their daughter 10 Sag Harbor
with the Intention OF separatinR the lovers.
Miss Halsey left Sag IA Dor Thursday morn
ing and went 10 Greenport where she was met
by her youthful lover.
They went down TO the homo OF Denniss
brother. Capt. William Dennis. and were mar.
ried that evening.
The sun., 1891-03-07
oe.. Howard Not Gen. shernaa's Diog.
raPher.

Gen. o. o. Howard says that he 10 not tho an.
thor OF the book entitled "1he Life Of Gen. W.
T. Sherman" to be published by Hubbard
Bros. Of Philadelphia. but that the author is
W. Fletcher Johnson OF New York. Gen. How
ard says that he promised to review this work
rect, should any misstatements be discovered:
and that he aareed to witte an Introduction. X
the book. on completion. proved to be GOOD
nothing moro.
The sun., 1891-03-07
Jo.es s.ts.aeA with Flowers st.te.e.,

Jones sstssaeA with Flowers state.ent.
ALBANY. March 6.-Gov. Jones read the In
terview with Congressmsn Roswell P. Flower
In this mornings Bun very attentively.
He does not deny anything that said" was
his comment.
When asked to express further opinion ss
to Mr.. Flowers staten snts. he added:
There 10 nothing more to be said. There Is
NO question OF verscity. or antaRouism, be-
tween Mr.. Flower aud myself, at present"
The sun., 1891-03-07
BOY. Fracture . woman. Skull.

Philomena spellato OF 10 Factory street,
Newnrk. was walking along Eighth avenue.
Newark. last night carrying wood. when f1vs
boys. from IA to IS years Of age. were snow
balling. Ono Of the snowbnlls struck the
woman. and her husband caught and cuffed
one Of the boys.
The gang then attacked the couple with
stones. one Of which struck the woman on the
forehead and fractured her skull. She 10
arrest
The sun., 1891-03-07
BROOKLYN.

Frederick Blshl. tailor 81 ysars old. hanged himself
to clothes hook In the closet OF his bedroom At SIS
South First street. VII tAmsburnh yesterday afternoon
He had bern sick for Two weeks
EDespondsncy. INDUCED BY lack Of smpicyment caused
Frederick enkrt OF ~ ymer street william
to xiii himself yesterday afsTnoon Hs was ~ year:
od and for years had been employed In chsmica
beam IN tho cellar Of his home. lie isavss = vie and
four children, three daughters and son. all grown up
The sun., 1891-03-07
Diseora Behind the Scenes.

On tho complaint OF Emma Dorm. . ballet
dancer. William +. Dorm. . stage carpenter
was arrested at tho Garden Theatre yesterday.
charged with abandonment. At Jefferson Mar
JHstSs s sod h% no 90
surety he was locked up.
The sun., 1891-03-07
shsh.u w..ts slss.oos Damss ss..

Patrick shshan's suit against tho National
Line Steamship Company TO recover Sl50.U00
before Judge InRrahsm 10 the Supreme Court.
Shehan was an agent OF the company from
1855 until 1875. when be Was discharged. He
fos oS! ss ;qsd
suit. Referee Y. r. Coudert reportsd in favor
of Shehan, and he then brought the present
suit Case still on.
The sun., 1891-03-07
Ep,s.p,e or Measles In Boston,

BosToN. March 6.-There Is An epidemic Of
measles In this city. The majority Of the cases
are In West Roxbury and Dorchester. Since
Jan. OF this year ,00a cases OF this disease
have been repor ed. During tho same period
last year there were SO cases only, and during
the entire year ol 1880 1883 cases.
The sun., 1891-03-07

MoRoANsTowN. W,st Va. March CT. J.
Powell. aged 23. was out Wa king ln this coun-
try with friend on Sunday In decsndinR q
hill both slipped. and Powell was impaled upon
He was able to walk 70 the Wallace House. Yes
terday hs grew rapidly worse, and hi. father,
living ut Petroleum. Pa. was teleRr apheh for.
gram was sent announcing his sons death.
The sun., 1891-03-07
The Lights wlnked MT Edison.

Thomas A. Edison and 100 OF his employees
occupied tho first i've rows Of tho orchestra OF
Harrigan's Theatre last night. A few minutes
after Mr.. Edison had reached his scat a num-
out with much vicious sputtering and kissing.
The system used in the theatre 10 Edison's.
Tho lights were soon reeuscitated.
"It was singular" observed Manager Han
Icy, who Ia above suspicion OF having put up .
,nh for
The sun., 1891-03-07

Verdict ON the Sands Street Fire Victias
Last night at tho inquest on the case OF tho
ak victims OF the recent FIRE in the Sands
street double tenement In Brookon the jury
recommended that the dumb walters In such
each floor. and that lion instssd OF wooden ash
barrels be used. The evidence failed to give
any clue to the incendiary.
The sun., 1891-03-07
Lowenstein's VIII Broken,

A jury before Judge Bookstaver In the Court
OF Common Pleas to-day SGT aside the will OF
Henry NJ. Lowenstein. a silk nit manufacturer
OF Brooklyn. cn the ground OF mental inca
pAcity. His will gave all but $500 OF his estate
10 his daughter. Gladys. The widow received
tho $500.
The sun., 1891-03-07
West New York Sets Pattern.

At the last regular meeting Of tho West New
York Common Council Councilman Darling
offered resolution declaring that any NOM
ber who appears In the Council chamber In an
Intoxicated condition shall not be permitted to
take any part in the transaction OF the public
business. The resolution was adopted without
argument or opposition.
The sun., 1891-03-07

The sonth. h.bonnd croton local on the Hudson River
Railroad killed pasquae CALArEAro an Italian. scar
Groin wells Crssk last night He has vile AId Two
children At ~ Peii street
Edward Murphy. Jr. Of TTov and william =. Cody Of
Nebraska ere ~ the Hoffman House.
The sun., 1891-03-07

Where Yesterdays Fires Were.
Nil. Sc, LsnO. sv'nus Robert DAusstts dam.
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Notice Of Probate Of Will.

State Of aho. County Of Aituras, In the Pro.
bate Court Of said county.
deceased.
Pursuant to an Order Of said Court made on ths
10Th day OF June. 1891, notice 10 hereby given
that Monday the 10th day Of Jun~ 1881 q
said Court ~ The Court House in HALEY in Alturss
coulty. Idaho. hiss heen appointed ~ the time and
place for proving the Will Of said Martin Stowe.
A. Stowe for the issuance to her II letters Testa
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Dated the 18th day " June. 1881.
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Application for Permission 70 ca. Timber
from the Public Domain.

Notice 10 hereby given that I. the undersigned
nave male application % the Honorable secretary
o. the Int Tor for permission TO cut and yemoys
umser Tor Agricultural. domestic and mining
Pnrpos%s from the public domain. along wolftope
1nIcn ana on Deer Creek. beginning one mile
IRON she Junction OF wolftnne 0ulch with Da~r
o'ee1' anu running to the head Of olftsne 6ulch.
Haley. Idaho, Nov. 4, 1901.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1891-11-12
Not1ce-Timber Culture.
Land oncs a Hsi,sy. idaho.l

U<pt. y, 1891.
Compliant having been entered at this once BY
franz buWn against James Disregard, for failure
20 comply with law - TO timber culture Entry
No. 627 dated July 2. lsoS. ups'n the nv 4 section
10. Township south. RsI e. IL Esss, In Logan
County Idaho. with . view to the cOncell ton Of
g entry; contestant alleging thai the said James
OsteS.srd never planted any portion VI said land
70 seeds o. cuttings nor culttvsted said land
~ any manner - qnireA BY law and the time for
him TO do 30 has long since expired.
Inc said pa. sies are hereby summened 10 ap.
pear o. sbis once on the 2lth day October 1891
81 o clo.k p. m to respond and furnish tssti.
mony concerning said alleged failure.
". r. ALLEY,
Register.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1891-11-12
EXECUTRIx's NOTICE.
Estate of Martin Stowe, Do.
ceased,

Notice IL hereby given that letters test.ment.,v
on the estate Of Martin stowe, deceased. ver,.
grsssed to the rnd' 10 sn@d the LIST day Of July.
'"i, ~ .a- Probate onrt Of Alturas county.
All persons having elaine against s.tn -state are
required t. exhibit them 10 for allowance ct m.
residence - Hal ~, Altaras county Iiaho. With
shall be forever barred
This lin day Of July. 1891.
AriIE 4. STOWE.
GAeeuUi1 OF ne estate OF 0aHtia Stove, eeessed
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1891-11-12

Notice of Forfeiture,
To Jennie L. AcPhes. Her neirs or Legal Repre
stDtsves:
You sr. hereby notified that have expended
one hundred ,S'OO) dollars In labor and I'M prove
msnts upon the
"BLACK BEAR" LODE MINING CLAIM.
situated about II miles southwest from Bolton I
HOS Sprtnss. and adjoining the Comet mining
clam In Mineral Hill mining district count, OF
AiturAs. State OF Idaho. ~ will appear By csrtin
cate Med september 2. 1891, in the once u the
Recorder o. Altnras county. In HALEY, Idaho. in
order :" hold said prSMtsts under the provisions
1t Sec. 1924, Revised Statutes IT thu United
Sss'ea-e.inU the amount required to hold the
same for tn ysar ending Dect mber 81, 1880.
And II, within ninety days after this notice By
publication. you fall ~ refu " to contribute your
proportion Of su' expenditure - . co-"wner 70
getheP with the cost Of this advertisement, your
interest In said claim will become the property of
the subscriber under said Sec. 1894.
1891.
hereby appoint Judge T. T. Redsull, whose
po' todl"e addreas 10 Bellevue. Idaho, my author
ised rsprs sentative - receive the sMsnnt Of your
proportion Of the said expenditure and cost Of I'd.
vertisius notice - above.
September =, 1891.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1891-11-12
Notice for Publication.

Land Once 1t HALEY. Idabo.(
Sept. II. 1891.
Notice 10 hereby given that the following. n AIMED
settler has hled notice Of hts intention to make
anal proof IL support Of hts claim. and that said
proof will be msus before the Register and Re
ceiver 81 HALEY. Idsho ON OctObsr 70, 1891, viz
WILLIAM FRICKR,
Tor the swA Bee 10. TIP south. R. Is east.
He nam h tho following witnesses n prove his
conttnu"us residsnce upoA, and cultivation Of
said land. Vie:
6tels Aorrell. ". @. Curry, and Jerry fech
Of Crichton, Idaho. and
Michael Ferris Of HALEY, Idaho.
W.. r. RILEY,
Register