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Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1892-03-22

Miss Concordia Lowing, the Swedish
authoress, is vice president of the So
ciety for the Promotion of Good, whose
aim is to insure by the formation of agri-
cultural colonies the physical and moral
welfare of outcast or uncared for chill
dren. The authorities of the University
in Paris lately granted her the use of the
greatamphitheatre of the Sorbonne never
before opened to IA private person. for a
lecture explaining the need and the
merits of her system. For her volume
on physical Education and Its Place in
System of Rational Education" Miss
Lowing has received a medal from the
distinguished minister of public instruc-
ton IN France, M. Durcey. -Harper's
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1892-03-22
A Dry Goods Clerk Doctor.

The big medical men Of Vienna have
just been thrown into panic by theds
covery that for sixteen months they havs
been allowing young dry goods esfs
to treat patients in the large city hospital
The clerks name is Patroner. He got BIZ
position in the hospital by means o.
forged diplomas. During the day he sold
thread and ribbons, and at night he mads
the round of his ward. He had never
studied medicine, and is therefore sup
posed to be responsible for any NUMBER
of deaths. The swindle was discovered
in consequence of his arrest for forgery
and embezzlemeut in his dry goods Dusf
ness. He is in iail.-Paris Letter,
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1892-03-22

The Duke of Edinburgh thrifty soulD
went all the way from London to Edin-
burgh last spring to open the exhibition.
and after his return he sent in a bill of
expenses for the exhibition people to
pay. Among other items was a charge
of 81 600 for special train, whereupon
it was demonstrated that the duke did
not travel in special train. That's
true.' said the duke, ''but was entitled
to one, and even if l didn't take it you
should be willing to pay me the cost of
one" Well, now, maybe the frugal
Scotchmen who are running that exhibit
ton aren't just too mad for any use..
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1892-03-22

those who have strayed from the path OF
rectitude shine in bad pre-eminence not
only as shoplifters aud pickpockets, but
also NJ burglars, firebugs, prisoners and
expert handlers OF the deadly dynamite
Once launched on evil careers, they know
no fear, 40 remorse, and rarely, II ever,
repentance, AS recent Investigator has
written. "There Is nothing yet created so
utterly refractory, so upprincipled, vile
and every way unmanageable as bad
girl
Take the case of Lille OKeefe, for ex
ample She is "A stout, full faced young
woman, who apparently hesitated at moth
Ing to accomplish her ends. Awhile ago
she rented Il room of Mrs. Jessie Elliott,
who lives at las Sixth avenue, New York
She cultivated friendly relations with the
landlady, with her sister, Miss Florence
Adams, and even with the buxom colored
servant, Hattie Thompson. BY this means
she got the run Of the house, and visited
the kitchen and other apartments at will.
She claimed to be "A milliner, and said she
had lately disposed OF her business At any
rate she had no lack Of money.
Miss O'Keefe and Miss Adams were in
volved In several discussions on religious
topics, and after one particularly heated
controversy the former expressed desire
to poison the latter, The quarrel was
smoothcd over, however, and when Mrs.
Elliott fell III the roomer nursed her aud
also condescended to wear the invalid's
diamond earrings until requested to leave
them aloue, The catastrophe came on a
recent Monday morning. Mrs. Elliott
drank some milk and grew much worse.
Miss Adams and the negro girl attended
to the patient while Miss OiKeefe cooked
breakfast
After they had eaten they suffered fierce
torments of thirst and pain. The roomer
kept on cooking and nursing, and all the
time her three companions drifted closer
to the gates of death. They managed to
'ummon doctor. and his first exclamation
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1892-03-22
The Always FaItLfuI NJ,

IL Is queer phase of life that dog will
remain faithful to man after he has been
gwen up by wife, family and friends. The
brute continues its affection where all
oeher iivlng creatures have renounced even
recognition. case in point is that of
oeorge Melbur, of Schenectady, N. Y. He
was the victim of prolonged spree. and
ran about brandishing razor and threat
i siansa siaughter Then he rowed to an
t me oody was found, guarded by canine
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1892-03-22
GOLD DUCT 4 csssSs
Aeps - Table Drawer ~ 4.
mrnt Printing orr Tenn.

siss = Table Drawer N Ill 81
"r"t Printing 0ms. s''sss
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aus. e 9 table drawer, POKE 5 2 CYL
80 l.alo tne yellow atuf and ns, saf v.
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VINE tns attendant IN charas q Y. y u
you carelniiy and sees that 81 !" !
~ away wv. WIN any of it. Itisss,sSso, nes
ny . ~, because y i all conssss sa Z
so,u psaers MN, rubbed Ii aI,r,'. y
paipapie powder. For the ss,ns : z z ~
700, !. = absolutely pure and viro;s !
'w NJ, -,our carats fine.
~ uln"el = IN charge 81 /. -.
s 4li y the government ,s;ss
, uoe ncs Work there Is 10 stars 'r !. +!
.us.s nnu ornainentation upon = w 4
ooseis ne precious substance ~ ~
- VT ~ .ne shape Of little reciarss,s
s.'.7 - ioi' 'nexpressibly thin ~ ss I
"o1n layers OF Tissue paper lnad. !. 4
oooA lon, eacn book holding 49, Y =
.ou. so'u sheets Handling thsm s =
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80, ~. imagine u from casual III! sw
n -. - osln WITH, say the yorpr vss s'
an piact's on the table before her a ~ u;
naly ieaene'r nook cover. Shets s AZ.
~ n..le soia book sheet Il IN, WI ~
.o' WIN ner nheers, but BY catcbns y, Z
W VIII 2 small pad OF raw cotton "
laying down the sheet Of pure s.l,.-
soiu upon 9 little slab. she cut Il N; III,
.nse pieces WITH sharp kniie M
.iaAes !. slnooth by blowing gen.lv &c.
:, WIN ner breath. One Of tie p;sss'
que appiies 70 the back of III r,,...
wnc the ute Is 70 go; another sba 81.
pu.s On tne pack where the name n ,ss
aa'ior - 70 pe, while the third tipp-s
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leather sipped SUCK she permits tho "a.
loW stun 70 iail through q cracl IN Il.
.aoio lop lhto tne drawer beneath ii nv
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1892-03-22
Scratching Matches on Glass.

At a cigar stand this scribe saw ar i
scratch a match on u convenient pans I
glass and, to his surprise, IT lisn's IN 4
readily as though the glass mad s s,sa
sand paper. To those who nave ~ 49, !
accustomed to seeing people searcn u ~
rough surface ON which 70 scia'S M
match it would be rather starting. y. ~
only ordinary matches but even ~. y y.
safety matches, usually unllsnlao,' c,a
cept on the box in which thes ~. nIe)
be lighted on glass. -Brunswi'A ~
Telegraph.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1892-03-22

Not less than l,00l, goo of prairie chicken,
are marketed IN Chicagoesery year, of which
number Illinois furnishes nearly one half.
The business is decreasing every year, and
free shooting will soon lead TO its total ex
tinetion as far as that state is concerned
Real sportsmen, as well ms the public, would
be benefited by placing the season a month
later, Better work, results purchased with
more skill and effort, would raise the quality
of the sport, and the game would he finer be
cause of the colder weather and longer feed
ing season. Philadelphia Record.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1892-03-22

The elevated railways in Brooklyn are
all resisting taxation. Some of their
officers say openly that the roads should
not be taxed until they are on paying
oasis; others complain of over assess.
ment. Their scheme is said to be to de-
lay paying taxes until the latter aeon.
mn'ate to very large sum of money.
when they would expect to come in and
compromise ON the basis of handsome
reduction,
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1892-03-22

The inventions for smokers are g
many that division of the patent once
has to be given up to them. One Of 'ai
most curious pipe inventions Is rest =
brace by which the weight of the plpes
taken off the teeth and rested on lAe
chin. There are umbrellas when a.
be turned into pipes and pipes whlcicaa
be turned into canes, and there are
hundred inventions for the cutting un
of ends of cigars, some of when als
probably valuable. Frank q. oarp'r
ter's Letter.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1892-03-22
SEMI WEEKLY WORLD.
IDAHO
A MIsTAkE.

A little cloud, one summer day
While roaming DER the sky SO blue.
Began to scowl and pout. and say,
''Oh. dear. what Is there can dor
Now. Just below IL. midst the corn,
An old man stocd, with hoe In hand,
In battered clothing all forlorn-
He seemed ut work upon the land
'.Eia' hai s. the cioudlet laughed, and said,
Nov, here's a chance TO have some funI
I'll rain upon your hoary heed.
Ny ancient friend, and make you runi'
But though the cloud rained hard and fast,
The farmer wouldn't bulge bit,
TIL In pet the cloud at last
Cried out. II never saw such griti"
Because the farmer wouldn't scare,
II sulked and frowned the hvelong day.
How could 1t know the figure there
Was just to keep the crows away
Buffalo Timea
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1892-03-22

capt Ebenezer Morgan, popularity
known as Rather" Morgan, who died
a rev days ago, took into Philadelphia
some famous cargoes. One of these was
after whaling trip to Greenland in
1864, when he brought home oil that is
sad to have sold for nearly $l5o, 900, and
another, sealing trip to Alaska, that
Melted more than twice that to the par.
ties concerned.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1892-03-22

"mle the Empress Frederick was in
London she was engaged ON strange
tour of inspection Accomnanied Nv Is.
oerinan architect and several well known
gentlemen who make II speciality OF baths
she VISITED a number of large houses in
LONDON IN order to get some fresh ideas
10, 10 paths to fit up in her own home
New York Telegram ''''''e'
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1892-03-22

At a Scotch fair farmer "s' ~ - brt
to engage lad to assist on tlls anti antil he
would not finish the bargain ua .,sse
brought ID character from the h's n usss
SO he said, "Run aud get it, -, ana v nj,
me mt the cross at 4 O'Clock ,sr aid
was up to time, and the tar' nssr uith
"Well, have you got your chara. =. abut
your" ..Na,S replied the you'ni;
I've got yours, and I'm ~
Toronto Empire.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1892-03-22

A French company has just obtained
concession from the Russian govern
ment for the setting up of telephone
between St. Petersburg, Moscow. War.
saw and Berlin. The charge for using
TINS telephone is to be two rubles the
first minute, and a ruble for every mir
ute after.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1892-03-22

Elango Vettori, an Italian padrons ~
New York deserves the whipping post
more than any man recently heard of
lie not only cruelty beat the little Ital.
ian girls whom he sent out to beg when
they came back without the amount he
thought they ought to bring, but dis.
inquired their shoulders and backs with
grotesque tattooing, so that if they ran
away he could identify them.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1892-03-22
not Weather Knocks Cupia

Lnis Is the dullest season of the wear ).
s s Marriage License Clerk Bird. Very
rev ncenses are being issued now Il
wlll De dull all through August. and then
nariiases Will begin to start I'D again
Darlng July l issued only 500 licenses y
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1892-03-22
IT'S A TERRIBLE FALL.
When a Woman Errs She
Goes to the Depths.
COMPETING WITH MALE CROOKS.

How Lille O'Keefe Poisoned Three Wo-
Chicago's Female BurgIar-MiliIe PfafY-
mans Csse-The Hudson Reformatory.
So many avenues OF honest endeavor are
open to females in this "woman's age"
that it seems strange to learn that any Of
the sex have extended the limits Of conpe-
tition with man to Illegal enterprises, yet
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1892-03-22

Customer-That flag you so'd ~ II
have been made of very poor
went all to pieces. aid YOU usa
Dealer-My stars! Wneie -
it?
Customer-On my yacht !. Mste
Dealer-Ah! That explains y. ted 10
rial for American flags is not , esss
stand salt air.-New York Weeh''
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1892-03-22
cross Counter Repsr'' !,

Smartleigh--Will you ascktis vii
the color of this polka dot W.
hold on wet day? .,or vill nd
Buddleigh-Yes. Inc oO the POs
run, but the rain VIII nn so;shsr. /
out of it.-Clothier ana :
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1892-03-22
.Iahn,,Ia,. tvhisti.

Mrs. Brown grabbing himl-I thought
told you not to blow that dreadful whistlel
Little Johnnie-I know you did, ma. But
/ was only just trying to see whether it
would blow If | should want it to.-New
York Sun.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1892-03-22

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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1892-06-18
LOCAL NEWS NOTES.

marriage licenses was issued yesterday
to Lee Stewart and Cora Wuir.s
The first annual report of the Union Ma
tional Savings and Loan Association has
been issued.
Frank I. Brown, of Chicago. was yester-
day admitted to practice of law In the
United States Circuit Court by Judge
Baker.
Judge Byron X. Elliott last evening de-
hvered on address 10 the class of the North
western University Law School at "A BAN
quet given at the Grand Pacific Hotel. Chi
cago.
The second annual meeting of the Indi
ana Conference association OF the Nom
ans Foreign Missionary Society OF the
Methodist Episcopal Church will be held
at R0ckport, InG., June 2l-23.
DE-. III. A. Cleveland has gone to Athens.
o.. 20 deliver on address this evening at
the Ohio State University. His pulpit to-
morrow morning will be filled by Dr. }. IL.
MARTINI president of Moore's Hill College.
The third annual commencement of the
Indianapolis Normal Training School will
be held in Tabernacle Church this evening.
commencing at 7:45 o'clock. Dr. Gilbert
will deliver the address and present the d.
plomas.
The East Washington-s street Presbyterian
Church gave a lawn fete and supper last
evening. and the lawn and church were
brilliantly illuminated for the occasion,
headlights and lanterns being used, and
branches and flowers ornamSnted the
church. The entertainment was a success.
At Woodruff Place Chapel. last evening.
successful concert was given, the enthu-
siastic audience applaudlng 30 that most of
the programme was doubled. Those par
ticipating were Miss Ida Carnahan, Miss
Catharine Rogers. Miss Florence Atkins,
Miss Margaret Lock y God, Miss Delner. Mr..
Colbert and Master Willie Atkins.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1892-06-18
SUMNER DRESS GOODS!

All are Dress Goods-in fact, and
all are good.
We are equal to the hot weather,
so far as one can be in this way.
A vast assortment Of thin wash
and wooden fabrics. ALI prices,
from the cheapest to the prices of
the best imported, SO that in every
kind all persons may be satisfied
Challies printed and plain, Mulls,
Organizes, Batiste, Pongees, TAT
fetas, Vinnettes. Ginghams, Sateens,
Lawns, Crepes, etc.
These goods are specially displayed
now. At glance you may easily
cover wide range. So now is the
time to make selections
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1892-06-18
A PITlFUL STORY.
An Aged Woman Clsims to Have Been Mis-
treated by Her Niece.

Mary Comyer is at the station-house
awaiting to be taken to the poor-farm.
She Is seventy six years of age, and tells q
pitiful story. She says that Tuesday night
she was turned out Of her home by niece
whom she had raised from a child. The
difficulty grew out of calico dress which
the old lady accused her niece of having
taken. She says that the niece became
very angry when accused of taking tha
dress and assaulted her. and tore her
dress completely from her person. The old
lady show ed the bruises on her arm where
her niece had pinched her. The niece's
name is Scholer, and her husband runs o
dairy in North Indianapolis Both were
arrested yesterday upon warrant sworn
out by Mrs. Comyer, charging them with
assault and battery. They were released
upon bond.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1892-06-18
THE
EN- F. RAID
The latest thing in
fine Writing Papers.
The Bowen Merrill Co. has It.
PRlZE.PIGHf AT DUNKIRK.
Jack COnley, of This City. Knocks Out Jack
0'BrieR. of Illinois.

Another prize-fght party left this city
for Dunkirk, Jay county, yesterday morn
ing. A ring was made in the old fair
grounds and Jack Conley. of this city. and
Jack O'Brien, of Sabina. Ill, entered the
arena to battle for the welter-
weight championship of this State,
now held by the IndianapolItan. The first
two rounds the men spared cautiously.
but in third and fourth OBrien led. In
the fifth bout Conley went at his man and
twice sent him to the dust. The last time
he could not get mp at the call of time, and
was clearly knocked ont by the sledge-
hammer left-hand blows that landed on his
neck.
In the past two months Conley has
whipped James johnson. colored, in eight
rounds: Jack Rifle in seven rounds, and
OBrien in five rounds OBrien weighed
15S pounds aud Conley was four pounds
lighter. The fight occurred just across the
line in Blackford county.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1892-06-18
SuNDAY-SCH00L UNION.
The State Convention to Re Held at Elkhart
Arrangements Made.

The twenty.eighth annual convention Of
the Indiana Sunday school Union will be
held at Elkhart. Ind, June 21-23. very
interesting and practical programme has
been prepared. The Marion County Sun
day-school Association has appointed the
following persons as delegates from this
county: Rev. A. A. Pollock. Miss Ida f..
Anderson, J. A. Allison. G. L. Weaver.
Frank w. Olin. Isaac Pennington. Amos
Clifford and L. NJ. Douglas. In addition to
these each Sunday school in the county is
ing as yet selected their delegates are re-
auested to do 80 at once and urge their at
tendance. One fare-S4 25-for the round
trip has been made by the Big Four rail-
way, good only on Train "a, leaving the
Union Station at 1855 A. NJ. June 81. Dele
gates Will be entertained by the citizens of
Elkhart.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1892-06-18
HE USED A KNIFE.
James Alexander and Another Man Engage
in a Fight.

James Alexander, colored man en-
ployed as curb-setter by the Minnehaha
Paving Company. was arrested yesterday
afternoon by Constable Sorters upon q
charge of assault and battery. He and q
fellow-laborer named Payne had some DIFF
ticulty. and he cut Payne several times on
the arm with knife Payne's injuries
were such that Powers & Murphy's amb u
lance was sent for and took him to his
home, TEL Booker alley.
Alexander said that Payne wanted to
boss bin too much, and his objection
started the quarrel. Words came to blows.
and Payne struck him over the head with
stake, whereupon he pulled his knife and
cut him on the arm.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1892-06-18

Powers & Murphv's ambulance was
called to the l.. E. a. w. yards, yesterday
afternoon. TO remove Leonard Hendel to
his home. 81 North New Jersey street.
Hendel is engaged in the manufacture of
bed-spr,ngs and approximations, at No.
blesville and while running the elevator
in his factory at the latter place the cable
broke and he fell. with the elevator. a ais
lance of thirty feet. His right foot was
severely mashed and his back injured. He
was brought down on the l.. L. * w. train
and taken Oft at the yards. He Is q married
man, forty years of age.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1892-06-18
ACQUITTED of coun,.res,,inv

Albert Gray. of Marion. was acquitted of
the charge OF making and having in pos
session counterfeit money. The arrest and
indictment was made upon testimony fur
aished by George Foster an alleged detec-
live. He showed certificates from five diff
terent detective associations in establish
ment OF his authority. but In three years
he had earned only - cents. When w. l..
Taylor. attorney for the defendant. asked
how he made living. he said he once
made dollar shootin' squirrels and sellin'
EN-" The prosecution entertains o real
olive opinion of the witness.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1892-06-18
DEATH OF SAMUEL MORAN.


Samuel Moran. ,wellknown saloon
keeper, died yesterday at p. NJ, at his
room over Congress Hall. at the southeast
corner of Illinois and McNabb streets, of
which he was the owner He and nephew,
Harry Moran. own saloons on South Hi
nois street and on the Circle. Moran also
had property in Chicago, where his wife
and four children reside. He also leaves
two children by former wife. one OF
whom is in Cleveland o., and the other in
Colorado.
Moran was fifty eht years old and died
of congestion of the brain, presumably
brought on by stomach and lung troubles.
His illness was of brief duration.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1892-06-18
For Supreme Court Reporter.

The name of A. N. Grant will be pre-
sented to the State convention at Fort
Wayne. June %. for Reporter of the Su-
preme Court. Four years ago Mr.. Grant
came within very few votes of receiving
the nomination for this Office. Hon. j. l..
Griffiths beating him by very narrow mar
gin. Notwithstanding Mr.. Grants defeat
he at once entered heartily into the cam
paIgn. making "A speech the next night aft
from that on until Hsrrisons election his
voice was heard in many towns and cities
advocating the principles of the party of
his choice. Mr.. Grant has wide and in
fiuential circle of friends throughout the
State who gave him enthusiastic support
In his former canvass and would be pleased
to see him win. For twelve years last past
no has been a successful member of the
Howard county bar.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1892-06-18

Father Mollinger, who died last week,
leaving about S3.000.000 as legacy to his
mOurDful aud rightful heirs, has cured
thousands of afflicted people. He was in
the habit of prescribing medicines and
celebrated nutritious original Bud weiser
Beer, brewed by the Anheuser- Busch Brew
ing Association. played q very promi nent
part Bottled at their local branch. Tele-
phone 1857. J. l.. BIELER, manager.