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Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1893-01-21
A super who Got "a Recall.

Walter Collier says; Young atOrs often
find themselves In tight places, ,at doubt
II any one was ever obliged to lake eight
parts at the same time without u change
OF clothing. We were playing at Phila
delphia Macbeth" WAS the lrama and
Louis james took The leading part. was
one of the accusing specters thai rise from
the ealdron. As IL WAS the w0k of but a
moment. aud had nothing elst TO do after
my little act. ! merely threw OF the white
shruud over my street clothes intending
to visi; SOME other theatre. BIT when the
ghosts came Ia waltz the mater of the
supers found that in his hurry ne had for
gotten all about the scene, aud lad allowed
tue other seven specters tn 70 hume. Evi
IDENTIFY there Was nothing for itbut for me
10 take the place of the Others As had
appeared once. and rs walkedofT suppos.
ing Was done, the master caught hold OF
me ard literally fired me back
] had to run around behind he painted
rocks In order TO appear from the kettle.
The rock was "A hugenifair OF canvas. prop
ped up from behind 10y two lon, supports.
Then | began my race. jumped out 81
the caldron and passed bcfor Macbeth
] was caught again aud hurried back by
the manager over the long pr,ps and ont
OF the kettle again. This sever times, NJ
memivr. By the fourth time the audience
caught on, and YOU can imagine my dis
may to find that my shroud was falling
/ off. BY the sixth successful appearance
the thing hung 10y the neck onls, my black
coat tails sticking out behind by the
eighth 1t fell of completely. aud sunk ex
hausted amid the plaudits Of the multi
{ uine james was NJ cpnyuised With laugh
/ ner that he had to take u seat upon rock
and the curtain went down | was re
called by the house, being pnbably tn,
emily super who ever made sch a pro
T bounced hit-St Louis Globe democrat
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1893-01-21
War started by = e.la.. Of waier

The war alluded to Is the war Of the
Spanish succession, caused by contest
between Austria aud France as to whether
an Austrian or French prince should sit
on the throne OF Spain. The war had been
determined on for several years before the
death Of the old King Charles II, but
about the time u his death an English lady
In Paris was raising a glass OF water 20
her lips at crowded reception. 4 French
gentleman jostled against her and split the
water on her dress. Her escort took u2
the matter aud duel resulted, followed
by so general a quarrel between the French
and English residents that il was face
tiously said the war WAS brought on by
upsetting a glass of water-St Louis
Globe Democrat
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1893-01-21
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Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1893-01-21

II one Is born for a lawyer. preacher, doe
tor. and 50 on, the same rule must apply TO
a journalist No doubt you can educate y
man To "a certain line. but Journalism"
means more than one line. II means being
able To take hold Of any work, from polit
ical editorials down to market reports. To
one seemingly born for the work everything
comes easy. To one who forces himself
into il tho work is drndgery. In the last
twenty years have seen fifty college grad
yates take hold and let 20 Of journalism Ia
Detroit During tie same time hundred
well known preachers. lawyers, doctors aud
professors In the country al large have been
announced ~ accepting journalism. Ican't
recall "a single instance where any one made
reputation Nj Qaad in Detroit Free
Press
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1893-01-21
wher. chrl..ma. Tree. Come From.

About fifteen men handle the whole
Christmas tree trade in this town. Most
Of the trees come from the Adirondacks,
Catskills, the banks Of the Hudson and
from Maine Yun may imagine how The
air Is laden with their pungent fragrance
along the line ul piers where they are kept
for sale The balsam fir Is the favorite II
Is the most trinity shaped and most arc
matte The trees look like closed umbrel.
las, with their boughs tightly strapped u
their trunks TO secure them from break
age. The wholesale price Is about ninety
cents bundle New York Cor. Pittsburg
prvss
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1893-01-21
nan.llsanplng rrcltInE Her.e.

Handitanpiug t-ottins horses by dis
lance starts has become regular
feature Of the English turf, and to judge
from their prevalence seem TO be regard
ell as a success. The idea is not new
one abroad. In point of fact 1t has
been practiced ever since British trot-
ting has amounted to anything. Dos
ton Herald.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1893-01-21
ns GOT ina "Ao."



Him an Advertisement.
Opia 2 Ksad the viitor OF The Arkansaw
Traveller, is very Dig man with tremend.
ousi, heavy head VI long, black, unkemp,
hair uae DAY he was passing the office OF
we'll known hair restorative establishment on
State street, Chicago His partner. Mr. Ben.
hain, was with him aud said:
I'VE ought % get an advertisement out Of
this establishment
opie Ioosed la and saw family Of country
I'm gel 1t for you right now. said he, and
In he walked,
The countrymAn had Just taken of his hat
and was showing the manager how bald no
was and asked II be thought the hair would
ever grow on his head. Opie walked up To
the manager and putting out his hand, warm
4 ly said,
my dear sir, | have come a long way to
thank you In person and TO show you what
I your restorative has done for me-
! Here he took Off his old, black SLOUGH hat
and shook out his long and wonderfully thick,
One hair
There. sir said he gratefully, "look al
that Four months ago, you remember,
was Us bald as that electric lamp up there.
The manager was little dazed This wa
rather more than even he could swallow
What did you do for itf put In the inter
ested countryman.
Used this restorer dozen bottles o
it-according 10 directions"
The upahot Of it was the countryman tool
two dozen bottles Of IL and went his way
There" said Opie To his partner, NOV
you talk business with this man, and CUES
you'll get pretty good advertisement out o
, him.n
When the manager learned who opie wa
he said:
You can put me down for the biggest az
/ In your paper and send In your bill when 20
; please. wv ashington Post
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1893-01-21
Taking n CoolIy.

The ship of an admiral. who was the
Duke of Wellington's near connection,
was wrecked. He was placed in com.
mand of second ship. which was also
lost and he himself was drowned. Lord
Charles communicated the disaster to
his father, who merely exclaimed, with
Spartan GOODNESS and brevity, That's
che second ship he has lost. Fort,
nightly Review.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1893-01-21

Aunt Dinah-- Whafoah you wears
brack. Deakun Ebony? You am not q
widower.
Deacon Ebony is economical, honey.
One brush do me foah hat brush, ha'r
brush, clothes brush, shoe brush and
flesh brush.-New York Weekly.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1893-01-21
when st.rehlng Was P,r.t raurht.

Starching was inst introduced into Eng
land In 1854 by Mistress bingham van den
Plasse, who came from Flanders. She
taught starching publicly, aud charged
four or FIVE pounds for teaching her pro-
fession, and an additional pound for teach
Ing how 70 make this starch Cloak aud
huiL heyi@w.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1893-01-21

The "patrcs conscripts" was the drsigna
tior given 20 the Roman senators in the
ems of the Roman republic and OF the
Gssars. They were so called because their
names were written In the registers Of tho
senate.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1893-01-21
head sank upon his foiu,-i arms. and
heard the sound of heavy sobhing.

heard the sound uf heavy sohhiny.
Suddenly. however, the breeze nprang mp
and the fisherman rose to his feet aud his
face was calm. though sad, IA he called his
men To their work
A few years later paid another visit "a
villeryille. to fnd the people dressed IN
their holiday clothes
What l. going ON" I asked of the cure
who was the first person met. lie smiled
~ lac replied:
''Cesarine Aubert died six months ago.
But all this festiyity'" Iasked. wonder
ingly
II am going 10 marry Pierre and Maris
IN half nn hour said the pastor. ! lgfi
him and FASTENED 20 Mother Jeanne's cot
tage, where | found Piprre dressed in new
clothes. and looking so young aud 80 radi
Antly happy that hardly knew him.
door opened and in walked fair Marie, led
by Pierre's nephew, while the lads sistel
came behind. arranging the brides veil.
Pierre and Marie's happiness had eom'
Co them In the autumn Of their lives; but
their hearts were still young. and witt
love such as theirs II Is always spring.
Translated for Short Stories from tn,
French of Charles Deslys by Isabel Smith
son
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-21
sni.n5Id Observation-Disclosures

The most unique contrivance for the re.
ceipt OF letters and other mail at private
residences is the device Of the Acme Let
ter-Box Company. which is now beng of-
fered 10 tho Richmond public. Mr.. j. A.
Faw. of Bristol. is the president OF this
concern, and he is here to Introduce this
novel speciality 70 our people. He Is .
well-known businessman aud lawyer OK
Bristol, aud comes here endorsed by some
of the most prominent and best-known
men in Virginia. The device referred TO
is called the "Acme Lettsr-Box. Door-Bell,
and Name-P Plate" Il Is beautiful in design,
simple in operation. and durable IN quail
ty. The material used is nickel and large
plate about six inches long and two inches
wide, with the name of the owner or ocou-
pant of the residence. aud q couple OF lit
tie buttons are all that Is discernible from
the outside. By pushing one OF these but
tons a little lid hlss up and the mail can
be pushed through into 2 basket recepta-
Gle inside the door. Tho other button
connects with an electric bell which IL
rung by pressing tho little knob. Ihe
"combination" is an attractive and useful
one to any dwelling.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-21
St. yincentis Day.

The Feast OF 81. Vincent de Paul, the founder
OF t.e religious order that bears his name, was
observed at st. Josoph's Orphan Asylum ca
Wednesday and special services were held IA
honor of the occasion. AT q O'Clock IN the morn
Ing mass WAS celebrated by Right Rev. Bish"p
Van de Yyyer. who in his pecullary-attractlFe
style delivered graceful address on "St. fin-
cent" yIyidly porIraying the many beauties OF
MS peerless life and giving an eSifa t01ch TO MS
chief characteristic-sweet Charity. lhe prc',
tlsst and most impressive features Of tho grand
demonstration we're the communion and the
yeneration OF the relics Of 81. Vincent de Pani.
All the Sisters forming the community OF ~. DO
seUh's, the larger orphans, and afew inyltei
friends slowly nled up 20 the altar, where they
received holy communion from the hands OF tho
Right Rev. Bishop. During mass ana the bens-
dictiOn which followed the choir composed OF
the children OF the house, with Hiss Liobie hIrk
as organist-sang with much sweetness aud
effect some pretty hymns 20 80. Encent-"O u
salutRris" aud "Tantem Ergo Inc chape,
was beautifully adorned for The occasion and
the floral decorations were exquisite.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-21
GALLAGHER, THE COMPRESSOR.
lie Retracts Wednesdays statement I'm
tireiy, and Acknowledges Guilt.
,p.oto,rorb 70 tho Diapa.chl
[By telegraph to the Dispatch.l


PrrTsBuRG. PA, July 2O.-At 1880 o'clock this
afternoon Patrick Gallagher, tho confessor, re-
onested the presence OF Warden Wright at his
cell In the penitentary. Warden Wright re-
sponded az once. Gallagher said:
Warden, have been in - all hight' anu
wish 10 saw TO you now that the confession made
by me Yesterday Was all a hatched-up schcmr'
and that was dragged into 10. ] wish now 10
retract everything that was said in that contes-
sion, ana wish you would send Tor the attorneys
Interested. az | viii decline 70 sign the conies-
siOn.' ,,,-.. .
Tho warden Immediately notified District NJ
tOrpey Bnrleigh and Attorney Porter by t'ls-
phone, ami they hurried 70 the penltentiary win
all haste. -,,, M.
After three-hours' talk with Gallagher Dis
trici-AttOrney Burleign came out aud shld thht
gallagher had declared under oatu that every
statement he made yesterday was absolutely
false and that ne. Dempsey. Beatty and Davidson
are guilty as indicated. lie broke Gown ana cIled
ike child. Warden Wright says Halaghcr
had n big bundle of manuscript which ne took
as the foundatlon OF his little speech prepared
for him outside Of the penitentlary, wh'ch ho re-
cited yesterday.
There Is considerable speculation rs 70 why
Gallagher made the statement he dld yester-
day but the most plausible reason gwen was ne
thought the knights OF Labor would have enOu sh
Influence b. secure him pardon. However, the
Story that Davidson had gone back on Gallagher
seems to have settled him, and he decided 10 re-
iterate the statement he made on tho witness
stand at the time Dempsey was conv'tcd.
Since the attorneys for Dempsey have put IN
their application for pardon they VIII nave 70
90 through with II. II tney withdraw 1t they
would have as much trouble In the future 10 set
n rehearing as IL they go through Wlth u now
and are refused. When II became noisel ABOUT
the cour house that Gallagher had retracteo
ali he SAID yesterday II created mucn cAcls'heh'
and comment.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-21
Calamity at Fall River.
fRy Telegraph 70 the Dispatch.


FALL RIVER, MSS, July 2O.--rhe DGilg Ere.
ning Neus says tonight, eiltoria!ly, regarding
the situation: Z" BrOKers are Offering 2fs cents
for print cloths, whch is less than the cost "a
PRODUCTION. Predictions are made that some
mills viii have 10 break or sell at that price to
pei money 90 pay their help II the looms are to
h. kent In motion. Win the close OF July con-
tracts, manufacturers will face the alter
natiye Of shutting down and sellng at less
than cost, or paying eKorbitant rates
icr money to meet their pay-rolls. Few
corpora'ions in the country are 30 well prepared
for hard times as the Fal-Riyer mills. Moss OF
them are out or DEBT aud have handsome sur
plu. accounts, but - run, with the certainty OF
ni n 10 goods. carrying them at high rates OF
interest and selling at loss than tue cost OF pro-
duction are conditions that confront them. The
other alternative Is TO shut down the miils, by
which IL 10 claimed the stringency Oh the
money market will be lessened TO some
extent, confidence restored, and the return OF
urospert ~ hastened. No concerted action has
Vet beon taken, but the air Is full Of talk Of a
shutdown or a reduction IN wages. FAN River
has not yet realized Tho suffering that many To-
calties are experiencing, but it viii require the
lest thought aud energies OF our oasiness-me en-
10 minimIze tle eject OF tue blow 20 local pros
perity that is approaching. II severe measures
ege necessary The present season ot the year Is
the best time 20 adopt them for the welfare OIL
laporing men and women.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-21

from. the Populst ranks, aui with one or two ex-
ceptions all OF tho committeeman appointed oy
the temporary chairman wero mombers oi tn'
Peoples party. Congressman Bryan, OF Ne-
braska. was tho only one OF the invited guests
from outside the state who put In an appeh-
ance and he attracted large crowd az the eve
ming session.
The resolutions adopted declare opposition 70
universal god standard. because the goid CON W
the world would not afford a sufficient basis ior
currency adequate TO the needs OF commerce
express the belief that international agreemeh.
for the coinage Of both gold and silver At nAe1
ratio h not necessary; denounce the ACTION VI
the eastern states a. selfish and inconsistent
aud demand that Kansas senators and repre-
sentAtives 10 Congress oppose repeal OF ibe oner-
man law OF July u. 1890, unless by the a1op-
ton of a Law placing silver tack "nere u WAS
prior 20 rs demonstration IN 1873. 90,
The adoption OF the resolutions was fouoWeo
by a speech from their author, Congressman
Bryan.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-21
WAS THIS A BRUTAL oUTRAes1
a ShOe-DruWmcr Cruelty Beaten by "a
Mob for an Alleged IDsuit.

iNpecihl lfleeFan 70 ulH blApaAch.l
BIG-STOSE Gar, VA. July 20.A. NJ. Rogers, n
Chicago drummer. was beaten almost to death
"a CooDurn last week by the station agent at That
place and about twenty Of bis friends. Rogers
vas selling shoes. and be took tho agents
1l-ycAr.Old daughter In bis lnp 20 try n pair Of
slippers on her. Tho windows and doors were
open and two other httle girls we're In the room
aud two men NJ the windows. An hour later tho
agent went % Rogers's room and accused tue
drummer q insulting his lit,le girl. Rogers de-
MED the charge and backed the agent ont OF
bis room with n knife At tho advice OF the
hotel-kcCper he got another room with stronger
door.
TERRIBLY BEATEN.
The agent came with dozen friends, battered
the door down, and In spite Of kogcrts proiosia-
tiops dragged tim out IN the street, beat. culed
him. kicked him, breaking three o. his ribs, and
smashing In the si1e Of bis face with club.
They then gave him one minute 70 lenye town.
They refused TO let hun have his samples or tO
let him ride out Of town on hOrse or on the
Rogers staggered out and on tho eigo Of town
fol- M FAINT ON the railroad track. He was cHr-
ried into house, where be lay between life and
death for several days.
BRUTAL OUTRAGE.
Public syrnunthy, which was az lrst against
Rogers. IN nov for him. md the affair il regard
ed NJ T. brutal and incXcus1bie outrage. Nenrly
all the participants have been arrested and have
given bond. All Of them are SAID 10 Do pretty
badly scared. The little girls saw Rogers do no
thing improper. The men saw him DO nothing
AMI it's not credible that be would have At
tempted anything so openly II AT aiL
PLEADS WITH AsSAlLANTs.
While beng beaten rogers continually
pleaded with his assailants To bring tho girl 10
him, saying thnt they might take him out and
hang bim II in his presence she SAID that he had
insultcl her. They refused 20 listen 70 him.
Rogers cl,rSci al this place. lie was an excel
lent salesmnn and bore such reputation horo
that his possible guilt is hardly considered.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-21

United States and Chue for the appointment OF
A member Of the international commission 20
erhitreto the claims and cOunter-ciaims which
have been pending between the United STATES
and Chilo for many yeara mr. AiIe1 40 % t,ap. ~,
redo tho sWIss Minister NJ this capital, has been
selected AZ the representative OF the swiss Gov
ernment on the commission. He had a confer
ence with Secretary Gresham ON the subject ,o-
dny Tho other two mombers Of the cOminls-
sion arc Judge John GOode, representing the
limited states. aud Senior Cana, the Chilean
Minister, representing that country: Ihe COM
mission will will meet at the state ,1
then agree upon q tinie limit for the hhnG oi
rl.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-21
sb.dew,nx would-pe Dog-Fighters

There was to have been dog flght near tho
Henrico county courthouse last night Nhother
it took place or not II a question which only The
CANNES end sports Interested can answer. Dr.
Jul. B. Wood, the president Of the society for
the Prevention OF Cruelty 20 Animals, got wind
OF the affair, and, pursuant 10 his instrueuons,
several policemen wero detailed 10 salch tho
neighborhood. The street corners were lined
WITH the clab-swingers. and 80 the boys and ihe
dogs Iny low Several shadowy-looking iudl-
yiduals were seon hitting tnrolgn the alleys
with bull pups under their arms, but as they
were doing nothing wrong, they could not Do IN
tercepted It soou became evident 90 the blue
coats and the officers OF the rs. Il. Z. A." that
the snort. had gotten q "tip' On their impend-
iny DANGER ana so tho watchers relaxed their
yigiIance Later on It wes rumors1 that the
dog-dThters had selected another place for tue
contest and that they we're going 20 match the
eanInes In spite OF tae Law, Dut their rendezvous
could not he found
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-21
Decree acnrmed. :opin,on BY

Sunyth county. Decree aflrmed. Opinion BY
Judge Lewis.
Moormau and ois ~. Crockett and ola. From
Wythe county. Decree aflrmed, Opinion by
Judge Lacy.
King rs King. From wytho county. Decree
reversed Opinlon by Judge Lacy.
King re- Norfolk ana Western Railroad Com
pany. Prom Washington county. Judgement
AFFIRMED. Opinion by Judge Fauntleroy.
Dcaton ~. Taylor. From TsZeweil county.
Decree affirmed, Opinion by Judge Hinton.
Norfolk and Western Railroad Company re-
Thomas, administrator From Pulaski county.
Judgment affirmed. Opinion by Judge Hinton.
Judge Lacy dissents
Harry Rogers rs tho Commonwealth. From
the Corporation Court OF the city OF Norfolk.
Writ Of error and sUprTsedeGs awarded.
Chairman ~. Jewett. Writ OF error and si,-
pcrs'dc0s awarded 20 tho Judge Of the Circuit
Court Of Chestctficld county.
Norton's administrator ~. Snsad aud as.
From Alexandria city. Appeal refused.
oliver Craft -. the Commonwealth. From
the Circuit Court OF Pittsylyania county. Writ
OF error refused.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-21
The Nea,.olitan Cholera.
tRy telegraph TO the Dispatch.

NV I9TFgT IDI " 'II' HI'F'h1'7TI'I
WtSHINGTOH, ID. c., July 20.-Dr. Wyman, OF
the Marine Hospital Service, is awaiting further
reports from Naples, lta'y, rs 70 the pr0gr 81 OF
cho'ora. win anxiety. "if additional reports
show That tho disease was imported into Ma
pies" said DR.. Wyman, "lt vii! DO 70 that extent
encouraging, rs tending % show that the innab-
itants Of Naples are Tree from the germs OF the
Ing to other places. II, however, the outbreak
originated in Naples, there Is likely TO be an
epidemic there, and groat precautions must be
used against its Introduction into other coun.
tcios" A belief exists among surgeons attached
10 tho Marine Hospital Service that cholera was
nor imported into Naples, aud that further re-
ports will show the existence OF other cases IN
that city that have not been reported to the au-
thorittes since Monday
Rom, July 2O.-The Naples newspapers con-
tain no mention OF cholera 10 the city, and cor
respondents profess inAbihty - gam Ghy in-
formation concerning al epidemic there.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-21
A PITCHED BATTLE.
STRIKING MINERS LED TO WAR ON
WORKIN6MeN BY WOMEN.
Nobody Killed, But Four OF the Attack
Ing Party, Including One Female,
Wounded Fxcitement High.
fpY telegraph .o toe pIsps,ch.l

WEIR CRY. KAN. July 2O.-Five hundred
striking miners. headed by 100 women,
marched to Clients pit, one mile south OF
this city. to-day. and ordered ont tho
miners whom they could not persuade to
quit work. The miners in the pit refused.
The strikers made an attack and pitched
battle ensued, in which firearms were
freely used. Nobody was killed, but four Of
the attacking party. including one wo-
man, were moro or less seriously wound
ed. The men in the mine were driven ous
by empowering numbers and ned Tor
their lives. If caught they wouii un-
doubtedly have been killed. hxci,emeht
quantities are coming in and further
trouble is expected.