Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1892-07-16

OF Henry Jemmett and Lizzie GODDARD
Monday evening of this week by
quoting to them the stereotyped
speech so dearly beloved and admired
by young and loving hearts, viz: II
pronounce YOU man and wife, and
whom God hath joined together let
no man put asunder"
Mr. Capps challenges the farmers
OF tae vicinity TO a $50 contest IN
another column Of fHE News to-day.
II is good omen for the country
when its industrious farmers can boast
OF their improvements and of their
good crops. We shall be glad to an
nounce an acceptance Of the challenge
Who will be the first 10 accept.
All the heavy ordnance OF the U. P.
system has been sojourning in Idaho
this week. jay Gould and party on
Wood River and Ed Dickenson and
party at Pebble. Their principal busi-
ness seems to be 10 inhale few whiffs
Of the exhilerating and inyigorating
atmosphere OF Idaho and 70 hold a
short correspondence with Idaho trout,
or rather drop them line.
The Pocaiello Tribune is out and
OUT for Capt Wells for governor on
the Republican ticket. THE News
asked: why not Capt Wells, three
months ago, but now We don't believe
the party will give him the nomination
Boise don't want him. Brother Arney,
why don't you ride in the Boise band
wagon and catch on to what Boise
wants in your party and what Boise
win have
4 Frank James, brother and partner
OF the notorious Jesse James, is a
successful mule grower in Texas. He
is now on his wa to Spain TO pur-
chase a cargo Of Jacks for which be
win have to pay si0O each freight To
cross the ocean. When he gets his
big Texas ranch arranged to suit him
he says hc will settle down and enjoy
life, His mother Mrs. Samuels. is
still living AZ her old Missouri home
J and is enjoying excellent health.
Cyrus W Field, the originator OF
Ocean telcgraphs and the man who
FIRST established cable connection be.
tween America and Europe died al
his home ia New York Tuesday morn.
ing He was successful business
man Ia early life but went down to his
grave broken hearted aud full OF
troubles over family financial rever.
ses and losses.
TmE News publishes today the pro.
fessional card Of Eden and Terrell, OF
Pocatello. Mr. Eden has not aged
perceptibly since his arrival in Idaho
but he has made reputation as q
lawyer that places him side by side
with the foremost at the bar 10 all the
courts in which he practices. He
was counted number one lawyer al
his old home in Kentucky, and since
his arrival in Idaho his advance il
the profession has been onward and
upward Mr. Terrell, the junior part
: ner, is the popular city attorney of
}, poeatello, This makes strong firm
and il must, unquestionably, get Q
good share OF public patronage.
A fatal railroad accident occurred
" near High Bridge between Camas anc
; Beaver Canon stations at an earl,
hour Tuesday morning. While switch
! ing coal cars Of a freight train a chail
I to the brakes OF one OF the coal carr
9 gave way and the car escaped dowl
g the grade 1T wonderful velocity. Pas
senger train, No /, was going north a
g that hour and it met the flying Goa
I car The engineer of the pas
{. senger train jumped from his en-
i gine at the last moment and saved hi
t life. The fireman was caught in tn
t collision and instantly killed. Th
. passengers escaped uninjured. Tn
killing of the fireman, bruising the en-