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The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1892-06-16

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The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1892-06-16
NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that old ties
may be purchased Of the Oregon
Short Line and Utah Northern Rail
way Company at the following rates !:
Delivered on cars at any side track,
six (6) cents each. Where picked up
along the track and hauled away by
purchaser, four az cents each. The
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1892-06-16
MINERALS SCHOOL EXHIBITION.


by These Bright Boys When They are
Old Enough to be Commissioners
On the Bird inst. there was an en-
tertainment given by the public school
in Kerfoot & Keating's hall, for the
purpose of raising money to complete
new school house, which we are
pleased to say was a grand success in
every particular. Each and every
scholar sustained their parts we'll and
in a manner that would have done
credit to much older ones. The fol-
lowing was the program for the even
ing:
Song-"Amerlca". BY the School
Reading-''The Office Seekers
Platform" Willie TRULY
Song-'Columbia the Gem of
Ocean. School
Song" Harp Of a Thousand
Strings. Willie Flowers
Song-"Oh, What Can the
Matter Be-. ...............Sc School
Recitation-aBattery b.. Pearl Noble
Encore Mary Had Little
Lamb" 49,. .... Pearl Noble
Recitation "Signs and Omens,"
................. Roy Wing
Song-"Scatter Seeds of Kind
ness" 'ochool
Dialogue-''M Miss Hurry Furry"
Pearl Noble Ollie Vansicklin, Minnie
iced, Vella Near, Ruth Noble, Willie
Flowers, Roy Wing, Fred Hermo.
Of ha
Light Brigade. ........ Olive Wing
Encore-''Aunt Tabitha" Olive Wing
Song-"Only an Armor Bearer. .Schoo
Dalogue-"Father William"
-. Fred Hermo and Robert Russell
Recitation by ten little boys and girls
Ethel Norcross, Jennie Noble, Bertha
Embra, Bertha Flynn, Arthur Van
sicklin, Clinton Hursh, Roy Embra
Willie iced, Johnny Flynn, Norman
Noble
Trio-"Try Again.. Pearl Noble Oil
Vansicklin, Ruth Noble.
Recitation-''Two Little Old
Women" Vella Nea
Recitation-"The New Church
Organ" go. ....... Ollie Nansickli
Recitation-"Thank You, Pref
ty Cow .an A.; :; ~, A plt rug N,
Farce-''Teachers Wanted"
SQUIRE Magnus, examiner APP
pointed by the board. ohm a. jaime
Chair Chaplain, member of
the board Roy Win
DIR. Justice, member of the
hoard Willie Flower
Applicants Willie TRULY, Pearl Noble
Minnie iced, Mary Hermo, Fred He
mo, Ida Flynn, Pearl Vale
Spectators, Olive Wing, Robert Russo
Scotch Ballad -. Jamie and
jamie" in Highland cos
tune. Pearl Noble, Roy Win
Song-"Home Sweet Home, !" ..Scho'
After the close the audience ws
entertained by vocal and Instrument
music, while ice cream was served b
the school children.
In concluding our report of Mil
erals first school entertainment v
must say that too much praise cal
not be bestowed upon our teache
Mrs. D. Robertson, for the zeal ar
untiring efforts she has displayed
advancing her scholars, and the pc
feet control she has acquired over tt
school in so short time, comman
the admiration of every resident
school district No. 80.
In conclusion we will say, wheth
Mineral has a road to Weiser or nc
she is going to have school, and
will educate our little men and "
men, and when our little men gr'
up we will elect them commissions
and l am sure they will build roa
for us and school houses, too.
SPECTATOR
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1892-06-16

For your 4th of July clothes 60 to
Sommer & Son; they received this
week lot of the finest suits that ever
came to Weiser.
The Idaho Commercial Company
have large line of mowers, hay rakes
and farm machinery. Buy from
them; they can furnish extras from
their store without delay.
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1892-06-16
4th nP JULY EXCURSIONS.

Are ever popular and successful.
The exceedingly low rates offered by
the Union Pacific this year will
insure them an immense business.
Excursion tickets on sale at all
Tickets Offices of the system.
For dates of sale and limits OF
tickets or any additional information
apply to c. G. MILLER, Weiser.
ia.
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1892-06-16

Entered in the postoffice at Weiser as
Second-class matter.
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Published Every Thursday
4. E. LOCKWOOD,
SUCCESSOR TO WEISER LEADER
Established Ten Years.
SUBSCRIPTION RATES.

One copy months 8 rs
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One copy one year. If paid within
two months 50 90
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1 d A III .
Commercial Co.'S
BANK
Qncorporated.)

A General Banking Business
Transacted.
Will buy and sell exchange, make tele-
graphic transfers, and furnish drafts d.
rect on Europe.
Will buy gold dust, gold and silver
bullion, and county warrants.
Collections will receive careful and
prompt attention.
Special attention given to shipments OF
wool, on which liberal advances will be
made at reasonable rates.
CORRESPONDENTS.
Wells, Fargo & Co., New York
Wells, Fargo & Co.,. ..... San francisco
Wells. Fargo & Co., Salt Lake city
Boise City National Bank. Boise city
(6-16-tf)
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ATTACKED THEM IN AMBUSH.
Mexica, Soldiers Put to Flight by Indian
OutIDws whom They Were seeking.

Mexica, Soldiers Put to Flight by Indian
Outlaws whom They Were seeking.
DEM1NG. N. NJ. Nov 5.-A courier reached
hero last night from Las Palomier. Mex. and
brought news Of moro Indian murders and
derredations by - Kid" and his band Of Apache
renegades. In view Of the deprsdations In Old
Mexico. the Mexican Governme emit detail OF the
Fifth Regiment, numbering fifty men. from
the city Of Chihuahua. were ordered to the
supposed hiding places Of the gang OF savages
In the Sierre Madra MouRtains. After hurried
marches. the troops came into tho foothills OF
the mountains on last Tuesday morning.
They were riding along unsuspicious OF the
danger. when they were attacked from ambush
by the ssvages Capt. D. " Dorantes and
Lieut.. Garcia. who were riding In advance Of
the soldiers. were both shot and inatantly
killed. Tho troops were 80 nonpluesed by the
attack that they were In confusion for some
ones had called them to their duty that order
was restored and battle given to the Indians.
After short furnishing fire. In which sew
era! OF tho sold hers were wounded. the reno
The troops pursued for n short distance. but.
fearing another am sh. retreated. The bod:
les OF the dead were afterward recovered and
taken to Chihuahua for burial
Although the savages had ample emporium
IT, no attempt was made to mutilate the cad.
News OF the disaster was i'm edately sent to
tho City Of Mexico, and the Government issued
Scn ns1t th The
Vicinity 81 colonia Paehero and give pursuit.
to tho murderers. The outlaw party numbers
only thirteen. hut their movenents are so
Mexican troops have been able to got within
battle is about loo miles southwest Of Deming.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-11-06

hut the small Man Must Pay His Large
Wife % Week Herea after.

hut the Small Man Must Pay His Large
Wife - Week Here after.
Alice Van Pelt. aged IS years. weight 200
pounds, appeared yesterday In Jefferson Mar
ket Court as com plainant against her hus-
hand. Charles Van Pelt aged 81 years. weight
$50 pounds. on q charge Of abandonment.
Alice said that six years ago. when she and
her husband had rooms on Cherry Hill. he
abandoned her. Charles admitted it
What did you do that for. Charles2" asked
Justice Ryan.
We'll. your Honor. she wasn't Just what
good wife ought to BE- SO asserted my man
hood and left her"
Explain yourself" said the Court.
Judge. came into the house one day and
she told mo she was tired OF cooking. and I'd
got to cook dinner for both. asserted my
manhood. Judge. and refused to do It She
picked the kettle full OF water from the stove
S ana threw It at ny head: ! said. Alice: this
ana seys and nd to my man
That's a liz, Judge" interposed Alice. "He
came in drunk one day. He was always talk:
could lick up and twist double any hour in tho
day. He said: I'm going 10 assert my man
hood and leave YOU ! said: You're going to
sure didn't throw It at him. But he snatched
skiss from me and ten cents from the table
week. when met him on the street, ''"'
IL hs , Court ~ decided that Van Pelt must pay
ass ssys ssss sat and ys vi" Il. h De-
You cap ltvs where YOU, please" said tho
tAko care OF you."
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-11-06
xAMs LOSES HIS CASE.
Gels. Hawkins and b res'or Acquitted. but
Part OF the Costs Put ON Them.

Gels. Hawkins and y 'res'or Acquitted. bul
Part OF the Costs Put ON Them.
PITTSBURGH. Now b.-When court opened
shis morning the jury In the Iams case had
not agreed on the verdict 1t came In court
N 10 o'clock and asked for further instruc-
aon. presenting tho request in writing. Judge
forter informed the jury that their question
was wholly immaterial ON the question and
with some sharp criticism OF the jury upon
inc written question. whatever 1t may have
been. tho jury WAS dismissed.
til 10 O'clock the Jury returned with their
verdict which was as follows: On the as
sauit and battery case we find defendants not
guilty and the county pay the costs. On the
aggravated assault and battery case we find
delendAnts not guilty, but Coils. Hawkins and
otfeator each shall pay half OF the costs"
N AuSr tno Verdlct had been rend cred ATTORNEY
6raddock asked that tho part OF the verdict
pacing the costs ON defendants lie set aside.
Judge Porter ordered tho motion nut in writ
ihg. Inc Court took the motion. hut made no
disposition OF II exec t to order il tiIed "0
ISey would have now, to depend on the suit OF
Damages for q yindiraton OF their cIient
This suit wi be brought soon in the IImi}si
states Court, lams. the prosecutor beng a
,,esident q West virginia. In that court suits
ior $4,000 damages will be brought and ina
sese Will no doubt go to the Supreme Cart ~
sne United states before It's final uisnnsition
both sides believe the question should be-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-11-06
M, THE SHOOTING ACCIDENTAL,
a, Any Rate steinits's New Secretary
Loses HIS Left Arm.

Nathaniel Williams. who for Eve years has
,aon priyate secretary to Steinitz- the cham
nion chess player. was arrested and locked up
In ,he station house at Montclair on Friday
charged with shooting Ernest Trietle. Ger
man. 20 years old. Trietle is in tho Mountain
side Hospital. and is considered to be In
critical condition. fow weeks ago Steinitz
Ind some trouble with Williams. and dis
charged him. Williams was to leave on Nov. l.
On Thursday morning Steinitz engaged
Ttictle to take the place Of Williams. who was
eth an inmate OF Steinitz's house In upper
Montclair.
Trietle met Williams for the first time on
Thursday evening. He asked Williams to
hand over Mr. Steinitz's books to him. Will
liams refused. saying that certain amount
was due him for back pay. and that he would
only give tho books to Mr.. steintz on the pay
ment OF tho money. 1t Is said that he also
made threats against Mr. steinitz who was
present at the time. Trietle demanded tho
books. Then there were angry words. and
Tr!stle threatened to call in the police: On
l Ts@H ytR ana oS" OF tho
was discharged. shnttering Trietlcs left arm.
There are confl letting stories about the sho ct
two men, had quarrel Thursday nlgnt.
Trietle. whose arm was mrutated at the nos
p ssd TWams' r rS sSI re give me tho
books lie also used threatening language TO
Mr.. Steinitz. I told him that unless ne Eavin
mo the books and quoted down wouiu cait
tho police. He said that II WHn' o onoo ~
the house that night no would sho99'
me. Shortly ultnrward | went 70 az eu.
Mr. Steinitz and williams slept on ino nno.
above About o'clock Friday morning solne
ono struck me on the head l started tU lump
up. and said What's going on W i.i,l
shotgun hold in tho position OF trail arms. rs
soon as he saw mo move he disch4rGe1 tne
gun. tho shot entering my ann, uid not
think was badly hurt ard asked VIZ. Steinitz.
who entered the room lust then. 70 send ipr
doctor Williams himself went nj ter the doc.
tor. He was SO close to the bed when no Hired
that tho behclothes caught nre.
MIR. Steinitzs Housekeeping. who was in the
next room Mt the time OF the shooting. says
that Williams was going out hunting; and
passed through Trietle's room to reach the
that Tretle jumped at him with q club md
that in tho scutlle tho gun WAS discharged.
that Williams said he could not tell how 1t
happened. but that he was sorry Trietls had
been shot.
Policeman McGarry. who arrested Williams.
told the reporter that Williams said that II he
had wished to shoot Tretle he could have done
30 Thursday night. Nc Garry didn't take the
gun and hedclothes to the station house when
he arrested Williams When McGarry re:
turned to the house he found that the gun had
says that the bedrlothes. which were blood
stained when he left them. had been burned
in such manner that all signs Of blood and
shot holes had disappeared.
Williams declares that the shooting was &C.
cldental.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-11-06
rs AARON SHAW PRISONER,
Further Hesrine IN the Case ofthe wealthy
Philnaelphia Manufacturer.


Norwich. Conn. Nov. 5.-Mrs. Aaron Shaw.
wife OF the wealthy Philadelphia woollen
manufacturer. who has stone mill at Pal
mertown. south Of this city. came here from
the Quaker City and yesterday attended the
hearing before Superior Court Judge Thayer.
who Is to determine whether her husband Is
prisoner in the home OF James Freeland man
oyer OF Shaw's Palmertown factory. Aaron
Shaw, who Is 40 years old and partly para
lyzed. came from Philadelphia month or SO
ago to attend to his mill interests. and mas
been stopping with the Freelands since. HIS
aced wife. who lives apart from him. became
alarmed on account Of his prolonged absence.
and sent two friends. former partners OF her
husband william Scott and ID. U. swire. to
Palmortown to induce him to 90 nome. Mr..
Frceand locked them out OF MS mousse anu
the old gentleman within 1t.
Mr. Frceland and his beautiful young wife
wcro hailed before Judge Thayer to answer
TO tho charge Of keeping Mr.. Shaw under lock
md Key w that ' ,hrir y2 bs
shaw shaw and ' one OF the Philadelphia men see
Aaron i,Ho in Pal,nertown to-day The old gentle.
man appeared not to be anxious to 60 home.
An Interesting feature OF the affair is the
fact that some time ago Mr.. shaw decided his
to tho Freelands: and then withdrew the deed.
Last Saturday James Freeland had another
and similar deed drawn, but the old man had
not signed It at the time his former partners
ton. acting in behalf Of his wife. to get him
away, from Palmertown before he completed
a way to know whereof he speaks. AYERS that
Aaron signcc the document on Wednesday,
twentyfour hours after the futile attempt Of
him. Tho disputation over old man Shaw
centres about the Palmertown mill property.
bestowed on Mr.. and Mrs. James Freeland."
Mr.. scott firms that Mr.. Shaw is Of unsound
mind and legally unfit to dispose Of his prop
0rty. II he has decided away his Palmertown
property said Mr.. Scott. Mrs. shaw will con-
test the Legality OF the act and 1t is likely an
Il. Lawyer Graham Of Philadelphia Is Mrs.
Shaw's attorney. and It is expected he will
come to Palmertown at an early date. Tho
lockout phase OF tho case will be continued on
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-11-06
Foreign Aotels.
HOTEL VICTORIA LONDON,

ono OF the Inost magnificent hotels in EurOle.
600 rooms superbly furnished. Electric light
Passenger lifts to every floor Table d'hoe at sepa
rate tables from 10 $50. price 81. open to non
residentI Special reduced tariff during the winter
Suites OF rooms for families For apply to Man
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-11-06
SHAYNE'S REMOVAL.

Pria... shayne's Fur Mauuf'rto'y v. from IO8
!" Shnyne's new hui ding IlI
Surst - ~ Z; Sss',nsn Az. ieva,ed .t..,io
De- a.: l, isSs, but aiI ~ nuiactuiiSu " I'M" n.
De. ~ s M IL wh-rs, wi y lnerras-d inci l.
SSis nc iurs y ~ be sold al 10 west nos.
Tsrs .tes Tor reliable goods.
Wholesale shd re tall al both stora.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-11-06
1entistrv.
:tlaralncru.

nSE 81" arF&rLt '"Nr"l NJ E>"INE, 7 and IL
~ MuH Hyiuicr. aui 40 Iuc. :. nH", aud ona new
slcel hotter scotch typ', e. e. dEMeter by 1teet u
inches long, aua ~ sctou lL4uI 20 horse power hon
zUntaI tuhnar boilers for sA,e cheap. kllLERlASES
RYDER, 2iu West st. city.
aud achinery - ali Description. IS Railroad ~,
Newark, from 10 or. VI.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-11-06
lsns am onia Increases.

The deaths from pneumonia last week num-
bered 104 as against 70 the preceding week.
Two deaths from grip were reported yester-
day. They were both complcate cd with other
diseases. There wore four deaths from grip
during the week.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-11-06
1&zz,znlh
-se lEalrz
Manufacturing Jewellers, Importers,

DISPLAY ONEOFTHE LARG EST AND
MOST COM pLETE ASSORl MENTs OF
nIA MON DS, wATCHES.t Loo X :, RICH
GOLD JE ELRY, sILvEKWARE.O or
ERA GLASSES, GOLD EYEGLASS ES
AND SPECTAILES, CANES AND UNI.
BREILAS, WITH GOLD AND SILVER
MOUNTINGS, LEATHER CARD CASES
AND POCK ETBOOkS, NOUN: ED ITII
STERLING SILVER TRIMMINGS, &C.,
&c
HIGHEST STANDARD GOODS ONLY
AT IHE LON EST POSSIBLE MANU-.
FACa UREKS' Prices.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-11-06
@musentents.

SECOND SEASON.
INAu,S3u u n vrTRN
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CHAS. ". IRISH,
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METROPOLITAN DIsPTNsARY

METROPOLITAN DISPENSAR4p
Gentlemcn-This is TO express my gratik-
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nervous debility and catarrh. ! had tried
various remedies and doctors until | almo5s
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