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ALMOST INSTANTANEOUS.
Fx-Congre.sman PIdcock.. F,i,,rs

Ex-Congressman J. y. Pidcock and his son.
John F. Pidcock. met Saturday afternoon in
Jersey City and dissolved partnership regard
ing their business at the foot of 9th street.
Jersey City
The ex-Congressman said to reporter: II
had NV arm around too much. had a nice
business. but like MANY other persons wanted
the earth ! do not think my liabilities will be
more than $500. 900. although they may reach
5000 900. The assets. including nv real estate
amount 10 between $1,000 and $500 900. They
will surely even up the liabilities"
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MIR. CLEVELAND MUCH BETTER.

He IL Going . Fishing Trip the Middle of
This Week.
President Cleveland passed comfortable day
yesterday, sitting on the broad versnda of
Gray Gables. His rheumatism is gradually
leaving him and he is now looking forward to a
fishing trip about the middle Of the week.
Col. Lamont and DIR. Bryant took q drive in
the forenoon, leaving the President alone with
Mrs. Cleveland. In the afternoon Joe Jefferson
drove over from his cottage and made a short
call
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Where Children Delight to PLAY

At Bay Ridge. on the beautiful Chesapeake
oay. Trains leave b. and D. station at 9:I5
Am. and AIS p m. week days, and at 935 a. m
-AdcL.
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ADD ONE MORE.
George Gamble the Latest Victim to Harm
less Overhead Wires.

George Gamble the Latest Victim to Harm
less Overhead Wires.
Another victim has been found to put to the
credit Of the deadly overhead wire. This tine
Baltimore adds to her quota Of deaths in the
person Of George Gamble. The victim was a
colored youth Of only nineteen years Of age and
lived with his father at Hanover switch, Anne
Arundel county. At / o'clock Sunday morning
he was in good health and in Baltimore. One
minute later he screaming out in horrible
pain and in two minutes he was a corpse. The
affair took place at the corner Of Greene and
Fayette streets. The causes Of it all were
broken wire. an electric current and q grasp of
the hand. The results, dead man, the patrol
wagon and the morgue.
THE CAUSES.
A broken dead wire crossing with live wire
and dangling to the ground furnished the direct
mechanism for the killing. The fatal wire was
one not in use and not carrying an electric cur
rent. 1t was less than eighth of an inch in
diameter. 1t stretched east and west on
Fayette street, with several dozen of similar
wires, sixty feet above the ground. The storm
of Saturday night broke the wire, and as it fell
il crossed an electric light wire. The electric
light wire was a live wire OF the Fort WAYNE
Electric Company. which supplies arc lights
in front Of stores on North Greene street. The
electric current was transmitted from the
electric light wire to the dead wire.
The end of the broken wire dangled against
fence at the northwest corner Of Greene and
Favette streets. Gamble is said to have stopped
at the corner. His hand came in contact with
the electric wire and he screamed out in hor-
rible pain.
ALMOST INSTANTANEOUS.
Shortly after l o'clock Patrolman Mitchell
while at the corner Of Baltimore and Greene
streets, heard a scream Of pain He ran to the
northwest corner Of Greene and Fayette streets
and saw Gamble lying unconscious on the pave
ment. A wire grasped in the left hand.
With blow from his stick the patroman
knocked the wire from the burned and charred
hand The odor of burning flesh was percepti-
ble- DIR. VIM b. Morrison. corner of Eutaw
and Lexington streets, happened to pass. He
examined the PROSTATE and apparently lifeless
body. Two or three feeble heart beats were
felt and DIR. Morrison recommended that Gam
BILE be taken to the Maryland University Hos
pital, three blocks distant. At the hospital Dr.
Carroll pronounced Gamble dead. His body
was removed to the western police station and
subsequently to the mOrgue to await the action
OF friends. Coroner Davis. after making an
examination, deemed an inquest unnecessary.
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ACCOUNTANTS.

pAIRICk H. C. BRENNAN PUBLIC ACCOUNT
AM ana Auiito-. 1874 ST. N. W. Investigations
and reports made OF bankrupt aud nsovent concerns
estates taken care of. &c iaI., ..,n
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THOUGH In l+g2 the caraves were full of men
sick of the EOt single case of seaSickness was
reported on the late voyage, owing TO the use of
Butts BromO Lthia- ~ cents.
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STEAM CARPET CLEANING

4 MMONlAIED STEAM CAhPEr C-EANI q
n Works--Carpets cleaned the best manned
Carpets made moth proof free OF charge Nattre..as
III ade TO order Once. 11:2O Pa ave. Works I7OS
and l.lO ST. Ew. Ielephone, S04.
mLSS NJ NEWMYER, Manager.
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1924 n J av NV. Or. :. &25
80 Fla ave NV. 6r. 20
D H. upper portion. 20
1872 n Cap st. Or. is
. RUST. 624 14th n. W.
HOUSE IN FALLS
d water at door. Address
1yl0-2ts
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PERSONAL.

low ABUTT YOUR TRIP? ARE You GOING
away: Recollect pay standard rates FOR gents
discarded garments op that postal JUSTH'S
OLD STAND. 619 ID st. n. iy10
(,IVIL SERVICE EXAMINATION QUESTIONS
- and answers send l0c. to
; W FLYNN. A. NJ. Ivy Institute.
te.sllrn' Southwest corner Il h AMI SITS. n.
A UTHO lied PRIVATE DETECTIVE AGENCY
"a CommuniCa ions promptly attended to; confiden-
nal nee open all hours Best references. WI
WILLIAMS. Manager gu n w Established 1850
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EOR RENT
Il 22l7 NJ Ut NV. Tor. GAG. so
Log d Sc. Tor and hath. 81
81 X NV. Tr and cellar. ~. 50
44l n NV. 6r and Gel. %. 90
1922 X NV. Or and bath..25
1y10-3t H. j
E0R RENT-A 7-ROOA
i Church. Va Well Of go
Box 3S. Falls Church. Va
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EOR RENT-A HOUSE OF 20 ROOMS ON nth
Il bet. q and n W; steam heat; two bath rooms
large yard: just the place for boarding house
and dining rooms be easily enlarged If necessary
will lease for three ye,rs more; the unfurnishsd
rooms have usually brought in a rental $500
monthly. without board or attention; will rent the
whole premises now for $500 monthly and give Dos
session in 30 DAYS Only those who able to ray
$500 monthly reed apply good references must be
given. WARREN CHOATF Il Co,
iyS-St I'D 18th St n w
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FOR full list apply to wEsCOTT WILCOX
rIyS Sp ,,>,u 1907 PennsvlvAnia ave. n W.
k'onn hENT-AS 1NE-RooM HOUSE; HALL AND
ave Also 10 room house; ali modern iinnroyements
rent ~. 90; l125 n. j. ave. Apply HOG st. nv.
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T. WALKER SONS. 2O4 10TH ST. ". W.
y Building Papers, Moth proof Goods, Fire Brick.
Clay and Tile Asbestos. Flue Lining Pulp Slate.
apl4
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2325Lnw. Tor. .&45
EN2 Union pl. Or. 81 ID
l.5J n NV, furnished. -
C 18th. l1r and bath. 81
pa 9th ne. Or, b. %. so
UTHERFORD. 1907 + 81.
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SO Stable rear ais 9th st
80 Stable rear 6:l3 r ST NV. s
Stable rear DIT Q 81 NV. =
80
.tion Of the I.roperty on my
At ofhoe for bulletin issued
iy1l T. L WAGGAEAS.
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5. Gunton building. room
III. -.............--.el2 Sd
Central building. room
w @;...;..:.......-;;.-l0.0o
DID 18th 1T, room o. 10. 90
Gunton building. room
Do ~. -.--.... " w
Store and dwg. Md
% ave sv. q 80
Store and dwe. l0Oi
40 @ 81 ne. n 30
store and dwg. 30
18th st. 4rs. 80
80 store rm aud stable.
200 X 81 ne ...........l5
30 Store and dwg. 9lJv
st NV. 20
2o Store and dwelling. ABB
18th Of NV 20
p 524 2lst NV. Or. .-....3l
49, 9th ct ne. llr. 30. 30
3 112 y st nv. 9r.........3Q
20 2d foor 407 10th ST.
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.
EoK RENT-UNFURNIsHEp.

lHOR RENT-UNFURNISHEp.
L Hotel centrally 10 200 st NV. 12r-. -. eos
Gated SOr S625 1870 21st NV. 11r 40
1914 stnw (s&d) 2t3 80 21<9 Fla NV Or. 80
1893 st NV 1Sr. Dos. sS 100S 10th Ut NV. Or -
1416 Goth st. 200 l4ll 10th st nv. q 30
1881 st NV, lar 1856. 81 1919 st nv Or 20
1906 n II ave, 16rs. $50 80 9th ut Sc llr...O
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e-x-r.-
EOh hENI-sIOhE
y OFFICES. &c.
store ana dwe, l3B
r st nv, lOr...-.-94.0
o ~, On % pos e r. ICONS
90 "
,S.;,.;;.:......;::.I3.
"a ana % noors.ooi la
-ave::,.-....--.......
oio ilth 81, rooms L
anu --.--,---....-.---
Gunton building. room
zroom..-:..-......32-
1unton bog. rooms
II and 3........-.
S ~, building .,n rooms
- and A..-..--.:-
o23 Z 1t. = rooms. 30
noor.
TnnNnA
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FOR RENT.I2s2 9 st 1905 18th ct NV
1889 Linden ST. L. Stable ia 4th NV. )
az 81 Pr: s large I'd IS % Once rooms over Ills
tys3t R. NJ. MORRISON. i2i:E St NV.
FOR RENT-4 e4THN.E IS ROOMS AND BATH;
II nicely papered m. 4 e2b 30 per month A :
CAYWOOD 9:S3 9th 81. n ". iys-s,s
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MALE OR FEMALE.

MANIFESTATIONS BY WHITE MAN AND
W wife; man as coachman or to wait gentleman |;
VIE as babys nurse; objections to leaving city
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LUR RkNT-ON AND AFTER MONDAY, JULY
Il TO- at 20 and - Grant place. for ery managed
by Mrs. Kant. rooms and board; fine appointments
Low WIZ
THE '.wOODMONT," IOWA CIRCLE. GOOD
table board: all the delcacies of the
mer rates. J. T. ROBINSON. Proprietor je133m
THE LINCOLN. COR 10TH AND STS. HAS
few choice rooms, single suite. which can
be rented at reasonable rates. with without board
mh2o-tr
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BY BARNES 4 WEAVER,
REAL ESTATE BROKERS'.

BY BARNES WEAVER
REAL ESTATE BROKERS',
629 FIST NV
l506 ST. NV. 10 rooms ali m i.......... .s65 90
lIS2 Corcoran st. w.. 10 rooms all mi $50. g. 90
59i spruce st., rooms; all IN. i............ 40 90
Sl2 OF. NV. rooms; all mi. 1000
III Maple ave. rooms: all M ,............ 81 80
30o Maple ave.. rooms o. m.i.....,.,..... ~ 90
VA 22d st. NV, rooms; all IN. ........... 81 so
pa I'd st. n. g.. 6rs all In t.. .............. 80 so
34l LIST st. n. e.. Srs. all mi .......,.... 30 90
SS and 335 Spruce ST.. rooms; all mi $50. IS SO
~ 18TH ST. w., rooms; all m. l. ........... ~ SO
1919 9th st. n W.. Srooms; all mi .......... 25 so
6492d st. n. g., rooms; all IN. ............ o. 40
l2A9 sth St W. rooms all IN. .......... ~ 80
3!S 70 5!S Tenn av. n. g.. rooms all NH. -. so
S426 and 343O ST. NV. rooms all m. H.. - 30
500 Elm 9. rooms; all ml................. 2l 90
?2l to 5s3 l4th st. n. rooms all IN. l. ... 20IO
lllO I'D ST., rooms all mi .......,. Is 30
SlSF St n. w. room over store ............ Is 90
liz! Georgia ave Sc, rooms; all III ...... IL 30
iv3i ana leEt 18th at g. rooms; all m. -. IL. 80
kitchen ............,,.. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. a3O
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Sn.tsl 90
w ave n. w.. 10s. aud bath. IN. l.. Dr.. "a. 90
l2ls 18th st NV. l2r and bath. m. l.. br.... g. o
LII 3lst ST. n w. TT and bath, m T.. Dr.. 81 90
l01l SlN ST. NV. 12r. and bath. m l. br..-. 5042
10 18th Of. n. W.. IT. and bath. f. br..... SO 90
llU9 18th st. n. W.. 1lr and bath. br. m L.. ~ 6i
ESU Nst NV. 3-story Dr., ar and bath, m. l. As 80
100 is0 aSth st NV. Ior and bath m l., br.. 90 90
1909 18th ST. ", g.. and bath. l., br. -. a 20
19s St sw.. Or Dr.. bath and M L........... IS so
N. anu "a 30
lQl st. IT. and bath. Dr.. m. f......... 70 20
DIG LIST st. Sc. ar bath and cellar. -. 81 30
3l:4 st. NV. S-r Dr., bath. cellar and a.. ~ -
1905 ST. ew.. Dr.. Or. and bath m i....... % 30
1l23 Harvard st. n. ". 7-r. fr Cstable) p 90
- and 229 10th st. e.. 6r.. ........... 80 10
3oO6 st. n W.. Ar. ...... H. 90
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lowest cash price Address L L. l. Star Office jyio-s:
WANTED MISCELLANEOUS
specially furniture stored paired and hauled; ali
fa
ct n. 1yS-tr
WaSTED1aoLp, FEATHER BEDS FOR CASH.
ue and soaa. Ia M s L 81 Of ETR
hps Sss and walnut suites cheap for 10 days
WASTE. CENTS SUITS TO CLEAN AT 81 A
e. f fssd 0i fns s.h :.
W CHOLERA germs Have your filters repacked
hs $sS siEi 'si + 'tff1
WANTED HOUSEHOLD AND OFFICE FURNI-
t1Is q every de,sriPtion carpets feather beds;
:hdRsS sad
HOUSE. cor. 9TH. K and Mass. ave. n. W jy5-tr
WANTED-FINE UPHOLSTERY; HAIR MAT
', tresses OF AL grades; feathers renovated; hair
P5sfs Fl 5sPP sp spd
HOUSE. 9Th and A SITS. Sc. iy4-st'
MANUFACTURES TO PASTURE AT ASH
Hin p,n Sss , farm ,hs nome ,R Of ne S
and other fast ones; also the stallion TruIton They
will make the at their old home. The Of
taken; horses fed when necessary; order box
J. }. Hoesn. telephone CALL 74O: McGratb Ken
naly, 18th st. stables. j. W. kIDGWAY. Pro-
prietor. Box go. Hyattsville, Md. je2s-1m'
WANTED-TAKE NOTICE-JUST RECEIVED
w spring styles will paper rooms from 80 upward
scTapns extra on s' S6hTE 90 iIsh
st. NV. telI-1m'
MANUFACTURERS TO PASTURE; Keeping
w horses speciality; box stalls for grain feeding.
Orders Prices stable. 81 9th n. farm eth
st. road. miles O. H. p. CLARK Sligo. Md. ie14-Im'
VNANTED-CASH PAID FOR OLD GOLD AND
w SILVER. old and jevelry, dentist gold. coins
spoon< sold and silver all descriptions
bought. F. LOEwENSTEIN. Msnufg Jeweer Gold
and Silver Refner. sl5 ST. n w. opp. Patent Office.
jel0-lm'
XNANTED-TyPEwRITE FOR RENT-REM-
w inaton. Densmore. Smith. Hammond, Cali
graph &c. lowest rates frst-class machines only;
free delivery sold on monthly payments
ap24-tr TYPEWRITER EXCHANGEA6l0 F at. n W.
VVANTED-GOODS OF ALL KINDS. SUCH As
w furniture stoves carpets. feather beds, Sc &c.
IN LARGE SMALL Quantities. for which pay
highest cash prices Call or address B. E1SSTE1N.
t:y1 Louisiana ave. la3tr
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The above Is only q 20
books. For full list cal
on the LIST and 18th.
EOR RENT-THREE
= house ; :tj6 I'd ct.
Oh urch : $50 per mont
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BICYCLES.

BICYCLES
High prices on bicycles no longer prevail The
long talked cut" has come.
THE MAJESTIC,
A fully guaranteed high grade machine fitted with
NJ and W. pneumatic tires and equal to any bicycle
on EARTH for $50 cash No instalinents. No
changes. Call and see them.
GEOS ATWATER,
je9-3m l230 Pa ave.
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COUNTRY BOARD.

A FEW GENTLEMEN CAN OBTAIN BOARD Is
"a private ,amty in Hystisville. Nd. % rrAiis
9aly fare oAc .pleasant no aud shady grounds
Inquire Of BECKETT FORD CO. us5 q st n w
ylO-3
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NOR SALE - CUSHION-TIRE HIGH-GRADE
Il safety bicycle for $50 cash. S6J time. ga
1t. n W. after > p. tyl0-tr
EOR sALE-CHEAP FOR CASH-A BICYCLE
Apply to DOREMUS CO.. Ala 18th ST. u. w.,
Star building. jy4-tr
L'OR SALE-CUSHION-TIRE VICTOR; SPLEEN
II did condition; 80; also 1880 Victor solid; good
wheel S45; cash or inst ailments. HOS st. tup-
stairs) or l22l s ST., after u p. IN. 1e.s}
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EOR RENT
Il 1894 n II ave. new.
!,r. bath and cellar. .&55
Offer wanted.
After July 10. fine fat.
Sr h bath. all m 49,. 40
6:31 @ Sc. Ora bath Rs. 30
221S Gnw. Sr L bath. 30. 30
1006N e sv NV tirAb.1J. 10
I'll goth NV. ar K h %. A.,
Large h mr. Chain bridge. Ia
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EoR RENT-yERY CHEAP-sECoND FLOOR.
II 1921 q St three rooms en- suite suitable for
lawyers. agents and journalists b. H. ROBERT
son. l42l ct. yo-d'
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WANTED-LOTS.

WANTED-A BUILDING LOT IN NV. SEC
w ton. north Of St and west of l4th st stat
lowest cash price. Address LII L. Star office jylOI
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1893-09-16
When Baby was sick, we gave her Castoria.
When she was Child, she cried for Castoria,
When she became Miss. she chung to Castoria.
When she had Children, she gave them Castoris
CANCER CURED.

GOLDENDALE, WASH, Nov. IS, 1891
Let this be known to the world, that had a
cancer removed by DR.. Ellington that had been
tFoubnng me for seven years. And | would say
now that feel much better than have for years
MARY DUNKIN.
COLUMBUS, WASH. July 81, 1890
This Is to certify hat had a cancer on nv
thigh for 10 years, which was removed in sixteen
days without any pain 10 speak Of and is now
sound and well. without hardly scar. can
sincerely recommend c. Ellington to the public
as a cancer doctor.
JOHN HoLDMAN.
CLEyELAND. Klickitat Co, Wash, June II,
1893 BE 1t known to the world, that | had been
troubled with cancer for sc years, on my arm
am! for two months it had been rapidly eating,
and that G. Ellington, the famous cancer doctor,
removed 1t in Is days, causing no pain to speak
OF. leaving no scar where there had been a sore
az big as a silver dollar. My health is better
than 1t has been for 20 years, as all my family
will testify. My faith is now perfect in G. Bill
lington as a cancer doctor His work done all
for the that he recommended it to do. express
my sincere thanks.
JOHN SINCLAIR.
G. ELLINGTON, Caldwell, Idaho.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1893-09-16

frock, L. c. Bowers, W. D. Springer,
E. L Perrault, G. L. Sweet, Boise I;
W. W. Watkins, Moscow; I. H.
Moore and James H. Bean, Poca.
tello; c. w. Shaft, Lewiston; Henry
Climer, Huntington; w. C. Maxey,
Caldwell; O. w. Hull Star.
In the evening at 7:3O the society
met in the council chamber and
completed the organization BY
making the temporary officers
permanent.
Interesting and suggestive papers
were read by members of the
society, and discussions, in which
all participated, were of a high
order and well calculated to adj
vance the interests of the profess
sionr
The following were appointed
censors for the coming year: E. l..
Parrault, Boise; N. j. Brow n
Haley; J H, Bean, Pocatello; W.
c. Maxey, Caldwell; G. w. CHAT,
7 ouirtOp
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1893-09-16
ONE OF MANY MYTHS.

Saws the Weiser Signal: "Poca-
tello has one weekly paper, one Of
the best in the state. BY looking
it over we see that the town has
one dry goods store, two banks,
two tailors, one blacksmith, one
plumber, one music teacher, ono
jeweler, two butchers, one music
dealer, one drayman, one dentist,
five law firms, two physicians, one
nurse, one saloon, two BARRIERS,
one architect, one feed stable.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1893-09-16
STATE MEDICAL SOCIETY.

Statesman, 18th.
The Idaho State Medical society
organized in this city yesterday
starts out upon it's career Under
very favorable auspices.
In response to the. call, quite a
number of prominent practitioners
assembled in the council chamber
of the city hall yesterday at |
o'clock p. m. and proceeded to
organize the state medical society.
DR.. G. L. Sweet, of Boise, called
the meeting to order and read the
call. DR.. w. W. Watkins, of Mos
COW, was elscted temporary chair
man, and DR.. g. L. Sweet, of Boise,
secretary. The usual committees
on permanent organization, order
of business and constitution and
bylaws were appointed.
The society starts off with 20
members, and is representative
and talented body Of men.
The following physicians are in
attendance: ]. A. Hersel, 9. B.
Briefly, B. M. Fairchild, J. H. Fin
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With one mere store, one less bar.
Der and three less law hrms, that
would represent town of FIVE or
six HUNDRED people, The claim
that 'Pocatello has 5000 inhabi.
tants shows on the face of it to be
a myth"
And by the same token how many
more myths are thSre in this grand,
glorious Gem of the Mountains?
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1893-09-16
AN OLD MINE IN OPERATION.

Idaho World.
Jess johnson, who has been on
Summit Flat for several days,
hauling wood and timbers for
Steve Smiths mine, came down
Tuesday. Steve has eight men
employed. He will continue work
all winter, and will sink shaft
from the tunnel level. Steve has
pump of his own invention which
will be used in the shaft. He
had the castings made east,
and put the machinery together
and tested it at his place at the
mouth of Moore creek. 1t worked
to perfection. The pump is now
at the mine. Jess will go up
again soon to haul in the winters
supply of wood and timbers.
Steve has fine gold mine, and be-
ing good miner, a mechanical
genius and systematic in his opera
tons, is bound to make success.
He took hold of an old tumble
down mill that had been lying idle
and exposed to the weather for
over twenty years. repaired it
and overha uled it generally until
it was made as good as new. When
he took hold of the mine (the
King) it had the reputation of be-
ing worked out and valueless
one of the ''has beens," bu, now it
promises to take rank as one of the
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1893-09-16
ANOTHER HOMICIDE.
One Sheep Man Kills AnOther-It
Seems a Clear case Of Self. Defense.

NoUUAsaS - OAV0I O0S0 VI Oclls DelcLS0s
Wood River Times.
About 10 o'clock yesterday
moring William Fox sought the
sheriff and gave himself up, saying
that he had killed Charles Fleck,
of Soldier on Skeleton creek a trib-
utary of the South Boise river. in
Alturas county.
The killing occurred last Friday.
The day Immediately preceding
Fleck went to Skeleton. Creek
where Fox kept his flock of sheep,
assisted by herder. Fleck said
he would bring his sheep there the
next day. Fox replied that, being
there with his sheep, Flick should
60 elsewhere with his
The next day-Friday-Fleck
brought his sheep to Skeleton
Creek and drove them in among
Fox's. The latter demonstrated,
when Fleck began driving the two
bands of sheep indiscrim maj ely.
Fox objected, tried to pick his
sheep out from the FIeck band,
and the latter shot at him with
a rifle, but missed him. Fox there
upon discharged rifle shot, kill
ing Fleck.
Leaving his herder in charge
Fox rode to Soldier, where he left
word to have Fleck's brother in.
formed of what he had done. He
then came to HALEY, to give him.
self up.
Fox is a native of Illinois, about
SO years old. He came to this
coast As years ago-in 1848-has
followed mining camps ever since,
lived in California, in Utah, in
Boise and else where in Idaho,
worked at the Ramshorn mine, and
80 forth, and only quit mining and
bought band of sheep with his
savings when getting too old to
work. He has never had any
trouble of any kind before.
The case seems one Of self.defense
and clear, and he ought to be
turned out at once, before. the
county can be put to thousands O
dollars Of cost, and the lawyers
from abroad, Of course, as GU,
home lawyers work for nothing
can have a chance to corral hi
sheep and get him in debt for tn
balance of the fee.
Coroner Brown and Sheriff
Jackson went out to Smoky yester
day to view the remains. They
have not yet returned.
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I OrS.In Strahorn's Addition to the City Of
~ Caldwell, can now be bought ON the INSTALL
quired ut time Of purchase, with easy monthly
installments on deferred payments. This ar
lots in y desirable location. For particulars call
ON the Caldwell Real Estate and Water Co.
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best producers in the country. This
demonstrates what industry. skill
and good management will accom- !.
plish. y
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Those riders who are racing for
the Cherokee Strip should, Of
course, go bareback.
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The turf would hold a higher
place in the confidence of the pub
lie if It had more dead heats aud
fewer dead beats.