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The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1892-11-12

City builds bridge every ten feet over
the Boise river in that place. We con-
tribute to boom real estate and street
car companies no more.
Canyon county should never forget
the brave and true men who did noble
work in the storm centers. The roll Of
honor should be preserved that in the
future grateful citizens may rise up
and call them blessed.
Every taxpayer in Canyon county
should keep his tax receipts this year
and compare them with taxes from
this on. Expensive as it is in getting
q new county started. there will be Z
reduction from the start.
Where do all voters that register 10
tor In Caldwell 484 registered and 4l8
voted. Iu Nampa 292 registered and
and 19l voted. In Payette 311 regis
tered and 275 voted. And so it goes
in every precinct. The vote never
near reaches the registration. Where
do they goY
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1892-11-12
Canyon County Notes.
Old Emmett did nobly.

Inc spirit OF 10 still exists.
Good bye, old Boise, good bye!
The "pstty village" Of Caldwell gets
there just the same.
What's the matter with Lower Boise
and Middletony They're all right /
II Boise behaves properly, Caldwell
may permit her to keep the capital.
II corruption dare raise its head, let
It be Drained by the club of public con.
domination.
Now let US have o county govern.
ment Of the people. for the people and
by the people.
Our friend Hon. J. M. l.allentine
was in town Tuesday night ana no
doubt enjoyed the celebration.
Don't weep for us, OBJ Boise, when
we are gonel Remember that we have
gone to better and HAPPIER land.
At the next election Canyon County
will cast more Votes than Ada. We
have made gain of near zoo voters in
the past two years.
Caldwell will be the county seat of
Canyon county for two years, when
the permanent location will be submit
ted to the people.
Now that the spontaneous enthusi-
asm has worked off, let us make prep
arations for brilliant ratification in
honor of our friends.
We don't care cuss now il Boise
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1892-11-12

Mr.. Howard Gwinn, who has been
water master for the Caldwell Real
Estate & Water Go. for the past year,
left last Wednesday with his estimable
family, for Lillian, Nebraska, their
former home. Mr.. Gwinn has property
at that place which demands his per-
sOnal attention. During their residence
in Caldwell. Mr.. and Mrs. Gwinn have
made warm friends whose best wishes
follow them.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1892-11-12

MAJORITY FOR DIVISION $50
BY ten o'clock on election night the
result of the division vote was known
In Caldwell and then commenced one
OF those scenes that can only arise from
spontaneous ENTHUSIASM, and which pen
can not describe. Almost simultan-
eously a dozen bon fires were attempting
to reach the skies, anvils and cannons
roared. men shouted, cheered and wrung
each others hands. while 100000 boys,
more or less, made the night air shiver
in every conceivable manner. Politics
was forgotten. There was no distinc-
ton between republicans, democrats or
populists. The people were united by
. common cause and in common they
enjoyed their well-earned triumph.
Men who had shouldered the respon-
sibility and took the hunt Of the fight,
were carried on shoulders Of the enthu-
siastic citizens. There was no sleep in
Caldwell Tuesday night and only the
break Of day put an end to the widest
night in the history OF any town.
There is some talk in Boise of carry
ing the matter into courts. The PEG.
pie here laugh at it and say 60 it.
Backed by such magnificent majority
they have no fear for the future.
Courts are not reversing the will of the
people these days.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1892-11-12
4 Romantic Wedding.


MARRlED-At Nampa, Idaho, No
vember Z, 1892, Mr.. John G. Williams
and Miss Ollie Lucus, both Of this
city.
The wedding has the tinge of romance
as the friends and relatives of both
bride and groom were ignorant of the
happy couples intention until Mr..
Williams was proudly introducing his
wife. Miss Lucus had been visiting
her sister at De Lamar and came to
Nampa on Monday stare. The gallant
John met her there and they were mar
ried Immediately, at the Interstate
Hotel. They are both very popular in
Caldwell society and have the kindest
wishes of hosts Of friends for their
future happiness. They start for
Stuart, Iowa, on todays train, where
they expect to make their future
home.
The ladies of the Christian Church
win serve dinner on Thanksgiving Day,
one door east Of Wright's drug store
from IL m. to p. m. Dinner 80 cents.
The Lamar register., 1892-07-09
Iie,ter than on 20 nre,k w,y...

Much interest IS at present bclng manifest
ed in an invention which has been submitted
TO the Preach Salvage -oeieiy by one Barun
d'Alessandro It consists 10 coycrlrg the
surface Of the sea with specially prepared
iusubmergible and impgtrescrible thin net
ting. This rcueulsr fabric does not ri-e
-enslbly above the surface and docs not offer
resistance 10 the wind, and {, plsy-. il is
claimed The part Of a bed Of oil in that Il has
the effect Of stillinE the waves aud rendering
navigation safer and less difficult
Baron Il d'Ales-andro's idea Is born Of the
cireunstanee that sailors have frequently oh
served the calm produced BY the floating sea-
weed technically kncwn as alum, which is
met with in various parts Of the North sea.
His netting Is said to initiate exactly the
nature and characteristics OF this marine
plant OF the Algsu class.
Experiments with the new water-stlIler
have been conducted outside the brcakwater-
Of the Quiberon peninsula. netting I.O0O
yards square, with a mesh OF i've eentimeircs,
and edged With a strong bolt rope. was used.
and the results obtained are stated to have
been SO satisfactory that the French minister
of marine has appointed special commission
10 investigate and report on the invention.
Caiigndaf's lNcsseNgSr.
The Lamar register., 1892-07-09
1 TOURIST TEHaisR
- SrIasa. af $40 f.Fii-Ay sisn -srsi~s
nh, 4s.srt. Fr.r


-. SuAsas ef 80 Tssii-4y Nan s.rri<s
who rr.srs fr-f
''flsarf.' - svsFh fcrrr- vAs s. shorr
ily uamc 60 cysF5 clrfs "a ihr Fzlsay ussiI ST.
Yles o. this cssIuiry and Ca1a1a znI @. kHasH
pcrs.iazIiy ly niusi ~ thr-a, -. iH ihe elu
yesterday. lie bad ias eogss fru wssalaE-
Son, vhcrc b. called 90 P,stall-ter-Icneral
Wauanislrr and otErr 0-hgisl-. After -tsy
Ga the Hlctfup5li, q oaly irl hour he START
o,l lUr B1-tul- The s'eris la ilc o,lcr ~
Superintendent r. q. Jaaksuu 81 Jhc rzllua5
ual .rfrlrc sldoi a neial 70 hts already
larEr c1.lrction, II 10. brass aud ~as 10
inscribed TO cur faithful irirhl.H Il ai-o
bUrv tbe date aud tgiI b. thr si'cn urrv
'-usury'' &. osftAiuiy rarc do- lie Is
tramp. an iavrtrraic onr. bot iu-s all D.,
travelling by ran lie aisays takes flIisay
mBil-car sud alEays tziakcs hi5lsclf a. housc
Ab0at stK year ago, ~hiir q pup, be "a, pet
tci b rsiiszy mail clerk. IN Albany and ihey
wuuld take lira along on thgir trips. For I've
years he has Travelled a. te PLEASED and haa
trayer-ed usay usvusaad miles when hr
rassi a notion thai 4 chang ~ air vuaii suB
him be Jumps on a m4ii-car The .uay-r al
know him and siyo him lut. 10 cat lie
spends most of The time king opt o. the
ear ep'af- H-IasEiy Hles the train s4ar Avns
speed hc Uill jumV uat and V 10 reulaIn lH the
place tor an hour or dag, a. bis faHcg strike.
him. Next be- VIII boazd another uial-oar
and eouriHus bic Iouyury.
Two years ago "OWHey" made tnur Il
Canada. He has spent the last three month.
going from Albany 90 sau FFzuclscn. thcuee
through Texas 10 New Orleans whence D.,
came north The newspapers published hy
| rallsay mail clerks chronicle his aandcrfnl--
20 track f. kept of hirn. He wcsrs leather
harucs-, TO which are attached some twenty
medals, cards, poker ohip-, etc, contributed
by hi, admirers all over the eouutry.-Asa
| Iork IriJaas
The Lamar register., 1892-07-09

WHEN men are so devoted to the
accumulation OF So called riches as to
pay no attention to their physical and
intellectual needs it is not surprising
that they are apathetic in matters
which only concern them as units OF
a great whole. While thoughts OF
material ACKNOWLEDGMENT absorb every
waking hour to greater or less de-
gree. and leave no time for real home
life and proper supervision of the
chiIdren's bringing there is no
reason to wonder that civic affairs
should be left exclusively to profes-
sional politicians-men whose whole
thought is personal advancement at
no matter what cost to the public they
are supposed to serve The strength
or weakness OF nation lies in the
public spiritedness of its individuals.
The Lamar register., 1892-07-09
A Vessel wrecked.

The ship Stewart, Captain Lauer, St Johns
for Liverpool, struck on the ledges of Chey-
bogo point, Yarmouth, on the 4th in dense
fog.
captains wife and child being drowned be-
fore they could leave the vessel. The captaIn
and mate, with all of the crew, succeeded in
reaching the shore in safety but in very ex-
hausted condition, being badly bruised -Four
of the crew persisted in the boat from expo
sure. The second mate is among the missing.
In all fourteen out of total Of twenty-scv-
en- are missing. The Injured men are under
medical treatment
The Stewart is Of 1874 tons register and
owned in London. Her cargo and pieces of
the hull are strewn along the shores of the
sound and harbor.
The Lamar register., 1892-07-09

THERE is no virtue in living in the
dark. damp caverns OF life in throw
ing ourselves before self constructed
car of iuggernaut; in scarifying the
flesh and depriving ourselves OF the
innocent pleasures OF the world.
Laughter is the sweetest music that
the human being can make; the man
who never smiles is like a corpse; tho
man who has face SO long that there
is danger of his stepping on his
chin. is nuisance II is an insult to
God to refuse to enjoy the beauties
and blessings which he has created
1t is crime to abuse them. The
miser is fool; the abstainer from any
innocent enjoyment has a defective
conception OF both his rights and his
privileges. Our pleasures should be
As intelligently planned and partaken
OF as the necessities of life are planned
and enjoyed.
The Lamar register., 1892-07-09
A sensible Movement.

The last Michigan legislature passed reso-
luton providing for the appointment of three
commissioners to meet with like commission
ers from other states to confer upon the sub
ject Of uniformity Of legislation u the United
States relative to the descent and distribution
of property. probate of wills, marriage and
divorce, execution of deeds and other mat
tiers. Alexander G. Maxwell Of Bay City, and
Sullivan NJ Cutcheon and Charles W. Cas-
grain of Detroit, are the commissioners for
Michigan The commissioners from the sew
crsl states viii meet ir New York city thi.
month
The Lamar register., 1892-07-09
The Loss ON Heard.

Senator Mitchell of Oregon has shaved OF
his beard which he had worn for nineteen
years, and his appearance was 30 changed
thereby that some funny mistakes we're made
by his associates In the senate chamber when
he first appeared there with a smooth face,
Even the vice PRESIDENT was puzzled whea
Mr.. Mitchell rose to present some petitions
The gentleman FROM - said the chair
when addressed. bat .hesitated to recognized
the stranger further, teFrom Oregon added
the secretary Of thsG nate. ''From Oregon
continued M ~ ,,thfuuSiv .ffIl 1f.t1s
The Lamar register., 1892-07-09

A BOAT that wolld go under water
be fully in control OF the operator and
be capable OF making trips at fair
speed OF several hours in duration.
with perfect safety to the men aboard.
would revolutionize naval architecture
The submarine boats have done this
much. except perhaps in the matter
of speed. but they do not do it every
time. They are not certain to WORK
when wanted;
The Lamar register., 1892-07-09

Ir is largely lack of public spirit
among lawyers that has with thou
sands of intelligent people brought
the legal profession into dis-epute.
Many serious public wrongs need
legal counsel for their remedy. 1t is
not enough that members OF tho legal
profession stand ready to undertake
these causes for a fat fee as a retainer.
1t is the apparent willingness OF many
lawyers to take up either side as they
are paid TO do SO, no less than their
unwillingness to act without pay. that
has discredited them as wholly mer-
cenary. Whether they recognize the
fact or not the PUBLIC believes that
the lawyer by virtue OF his legal
training. owes an extra service to the
community. just as do the clergy man
and the DOCTOR 1t is by virtue of
these public services supposed to be
due that each OF these bodies OF men
are classed amonr the liberal pro-
The Lamar register., 1892-07-09
reIc<rnn,.in nrn.,ti,,

Cholera In the Caucasus continues 10 spread.
Both Germany and France propose to hold
fairs in 1909.
sSan Jose, California, suffered from seeJI seeeeJI-
- IN tie & sr.s97 :a-9 -----r---7
MIR. o'brien was severely hurt by stone
few days ago while out campaigning.
During the past six months ,3G6 miles of
railroad have been built in this country.
Pennsylvania and adjoining states suffered
from severe winds on the End which did great
damage.
Two Bohemian miners have been sentenced
to prison for causing the explosion in the
Przibram mine.
The national committee of the Peoples Par
ty has chosen H. E. Taubeneck for chairman
and ]. H. Turner for secretary.
number of German anarchists have been
sent TO prison for long terms for having dis
tributed circulars among soldiers.
Both the Republican and Peoples parties
in Kansas have agreed TO submit the question
of woman suffrage to popular vote.
The revenue officers in Brooklyn have dis
covered a nest of moonshiners in that city
The men escaped, but left three barrels of
whiskey.
ONer twenty PERSONS were pOl>Oneu ny cat
ing ice cream at the race track at Catletts-
burg, Kentucky, and the condition of many
is serious.
The steamship City of Chicago is still on
the rocks of the coast of ireland with little
prospect of being rescued from her perilous
position.
party of Mexican bandits was surprised
and captured last week after two of them had
been killed. The leader was shot. A large
amount OF plunder was recovered.
A drunken man at Chester, Pennsylvania.
who was supposed to be dead was taken to
the coroners office and placed in the ice box
He came to and kicked the top of.
DIR. Peters, leader Of the German East Afri-
can expedition forces, has resigned. 1t is un-
derstood that the recall Of Baron Won soden,
civil governor of East Africa, is imminent,
and that he VIII be succeeded by Major Won
Wissman. the former military governor of
that region.
In'the second days races of the Illinois di-
vision, League of American Wheelmen. on
the 5th, A. E. Lumsden of the Chicago Cy-
cling club won the half-mlle handicap race in
/ :O3 3-5, lowering the previous highest record
in the world of :O5. l.. d. Munger Of the
same club won the mile handicap in 2:22.
beating the American competition record of
2-oo3 1-5.s
The steamer Queen arrived from Alaska
ports on the 1st, bringing news of the seizure
of twenty-five vessels of the Victoria fleet by
United States war vessels and revenue cut
tiers. The Queen also brings adyices of the |
seizure of the supply steamer Coquitlam by |
the United States revenue cutter Corwin. SIX |
4 H. l.. al
vessels
j. Edwin Stone, the pedestrian, has finished
his long walk across the continent from San
Francisco to New York city. He covered the
2, ,324 miles in l2s days, or six days ahead of
time. and established record for the distance.
Stone was so bronzed by exposure during his
long tramp that he looked like negro. His
Eyes were bright and clear and he said he felt
lnperfect health. He wore out ten pairs Of
The Lamar register., 1892-07-09

The question What are we here
for?" is question not without pert
inence to members of the various pro-
fessions many of whom regard the
parchment that admits them 10 prac-
tice as exclusively for their personal
advantage To a certain extent mem-
bers OF the clerical and medical pro-
fessions recognize their obligations to
the public. Each accredited member
of these professions performs many
public duties in care for mind or body
of those who are unable to make per-
sonal recohpense to their helpers
This is right 1t would also be equal
right for members of the other i'm
por,ant Profession. the law. TO .enu-
late this good example
The Lamar register., 1892-07-09
Revolution in Honduras

The steamship Professor Morse from Cciba,
Honduras, brings reports to the effect that
revolution, under the leadership Of Colonel
Neuilla, took place in Celba on June % A
number Of government troops we're killed aud
several wounded The revolutionists seized
the American steamship Joseph 0teri, Jr.,
owned by Joseph Oteri Of New Orleans, and
were going with her to Truxillo TO seize that
place and other points on the coast Of Hon
duras. There is every indication Of the revo-
luton proving a success rs a majority Of the
people seem 10 favor it. Colonel Neullla the
head of the revolutionists, has issued proc
lamation against the existing government
The Lamar register., 1892-07-09

Tur sunshine OF iifc viii never be
found laughing amidst the excesses oi
living. II VIII be found playing only
about the moderate; and the temp
ate nan--he who IS temperate i1-lsse
things is ..l..-...ss-<-'ssst loss for
splsssorst6 Is admire and amusenents
to enjoy. 10 him life is an elegant
panorama that never ceases to reveal
something new and exciting. 1t re-
fects the landscapes with their varied
beauty until his soul is filed with de-
light; and it even portrays the best
sentiments OF the heart and the best
melodies that the zephyrs the birds
the streams the human voice or
angels ever make He exhausts
neither his taste or appetite or the
thing of which he partakes in his en-
joyment of it.
The Lamar register., 1892-07-09

T,g,szsssSsst 'tl:e- saving age and every
thing tlad eseSv plan that will con-
tribute at al TO ! 20 economy at once
becomes epular The train that
will carry passenger to New York an
hour quicker than another is the train
that is to secure the more passengers
A person contemplating a saunter
through Europe and having the whole
summer for long saunter and con-
vinced that the ocean ride is going to
be OF physical benefit TO him. still
will banker for the stea;<~ that will
take him across in the quickest posi-
BILE time. The get-there spirit comes
pretty near being omnipresent Even
the tramp who has till eternity to
reach his destination. will take the
shortest cut TO it if he knows It
The Lamar register., 1892-07-09
The War in ronquIn.

The mails received from Tonquin show that
the French are still carrying on an active war
fare against the pirates. In an engagement
between 80 French soldiers and large num-
Der of pirates intrenehed at Than-Hoa, near
Kiluat, the French lost fourteen men and two
officers killed and seventeen wounded. The
pirates also lost heavily in killed ar.l wounded,
and after desperate resistance took to flight
pursued by the French under command OF
Colonel Pennequin.
The Lamar register., 1892-07-09
A w,na.tnrm IL Sow I.r...

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A terrific windsform swept over
New Jersey, and viclnity Gu the 30tA
did great damage.
In Camden houses were unroofcd,
brown down and the grain and hal
fields moved down es II with rcapei
plo had to fee for their lives to 81
hit by the la.l.ss,slz dch<<.< f,..-iss 5ll
The heaviest damage was don} y
ter, Property was damaged, and
houses in course Of erection weJ
and razei to the ground. -Four hous,y
entirely unroofed, and a thrcc-stol
denee, owned and occupied by RobcrtI
ION, near the river was blown down.
Mr.. Hamilton, who was In the 4,
with his family. was instantly killed b,
buried beneath heavy timbers. Il
daughters, aged 10 and 10 years. W,
buried In the ruins. After conslderabl,
they we're extricated from the mass of
timber and taken TO the hospital. "
was found that both girls had sustai,
we're and IT is thought fatal injuries.
Much damage was also done to DIT
along the Atlax tic coast.
The Lamar register., 1892-07-09
BALLOON ACCiDENTssosTos
rfise seesnant. rail ints tho sea From
great IIeiEh

Deios Goldsmith aud two other men went
up n . balloon at Boston on the Fourth and
we're blown out over the har5oF The balloon
sprung a leak and fell into the sea, Gold
smiths companions were killed hy the fan or
drowned and be had narrow escape from
drowning before he vas rescued by i boat
The Lamar register., 1892-07-09
AFTER PRINCE eismAF
The German Government Thrs saisi
rro.eeas. Him Tor Talking Toe y


A BERLIN dispatch say.s The Aeti4 <
governments go aiandoala< ~ stiitf %
serve tosari Prlncc BisiBarlg, as -
by The threats faaIe Ia the 0eieiAi ia
,s.as G'ezst's, has czuse-i = fstoit dcc.df- 4
tiuu throughout the empire. and fufi-
vc.opmrnu ara AHaiie,i with great lnifE7'
The iAngua-c ot Pr5acc Bi.usarrg =
has appaealy avakenod The Eoseaa
90 a determination 70 prosecute llim -
in au lutervisE puhlishel IN the Wet -
Ilgfs,sirrss Z.itsNg, the prlncc's nes ossi
Coi0gnc- The passages in this iniersitf
arr especially offensive To Emperog W
charge him. after The failure Of his vie
ear at Narya, with assenilnE TO Chss
VOa CzprivFs greatest err0r-a pre- !
breaking Of every link that boand CO
and Russia.
In tho course Of the Interview Prins
ularrk said further;
When rad General Won cspriyit
a. chancellor saw that ! had been q
deceived In my estimate OF him, M Z
seldom happened to inc. ! always %
until then. thought him firm aud q
aud geasraily reticcn'. never reed ID
ell General Won Caprlvi to the po-il
chancellor. had once spoken To tbr q
or aloat him as suitable for the posli
Pruzzlan prime minister at some faturl =
This was long before the emperor de1i
point blank that ask To be relieved iF5
fee. which refused to do, Offering -
| resistance to the demand The empent
| been in secret negotiations with GcneFzl
| Cspriyl, meanwhile keeping m Away
Berlin under the prctcxt of sparins my B
but really In order to keep me from
contact with the political sltnatlon."
The Lamar register., 1892-07-09

The way TO get good teachers is to
have them thoroughly interested IN
the work and thoroughly equipped for
it There will then be no empty
school houses or dull classes.
The Lamar register., 1892-07-09
Fusion in Kansas.

The Kansas Democratic convention me: in
Topeka on the 9th and after endorsing
Cleveland and Stevenson, decided to support
the national and state tickets OF tho Peoples
party.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1892-10-23
An Old Couatry Road.

What can be more pleasing than the
unmolested edge of an old road, where
hazel and elder hang out their fruit for
the birds, where the fragrant clethra
blossoms, where the wild grapevine and
the glossy bramble climb from tree to
tree, and wild roses and morning glories
brighten the shadows with their sInilesi
Here in the spring the trientalis and
anemone make the ground beautiful
with their white blossoms, while the
shad bush waves a welcome 10 the passer.
by. AS summer comes the sky blue
chicory clusters there, the milkweed
and the epilobium show pink and purple
amid the foliage, the mullen lifts It's
stately yellow blossoms from its furry
leaves, while barberry shows first it,
arcs of yellow bloom and later its coral
clusters Of fruit that contrast well with
the great goldenrod and the splendid
purple Of the wild aster in the fall
Garden and Forest